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Evening journal., 1922-05-23
BEAR CATS AGAIN BITE.

The Lincoln Bear Cats defeated
the Twelfth Ward A. c. last night
by the score of 7 10 s. Larry's pitch
ing and the hitting of Cavania and
Reggerio were the features for the
winners while Sacone excelled for
the losers with three hits. The Bear
Cats would like to hear from II to
14-year-old teams. Albert Floren-
tino, manager can be reached at 405
Lincoln street or on phone 6336-W.
Evening journal., 1922-05-23
DEFIANCE DANCE

The Ladies Auxiliary of the De-
fiance A. A. will hold its second
dance of a series tomorrow night in
Pythian Castle. in which both the
old and new dances will be enjoyed.
Several prize dances also are on the
program, including a fox trot and
elimination waltz.
Dancing will begin promptly at
$50 o'clock and will continue until
II o'clock. Dale's Orchestra will fur
nish the music.
Evening journal., 1922-05-23
dupont and RhOads Win
Industrial League Sets

streak by defeating the Traction
Company. 10 to S. Dupont got to
Demoss for 1S hits. with several ex-
ira base blows being Included in the
list.
w. Demoss. the slugging right
fielder of the Traction Company,
cracked one for a homer with two
on. Patterson was the leading hit
ter. with three safe ones and walk
ing once out Of 4 times up: Score:
Evening journal., 1922-05-23
ROSE HILL WINS.

Rose Hill defeated Buttonwood
yesterday. to l.
Rose Hill will play McCabe Of the
Church League Thursday at Bay
nard Field diamond number 5. They
will also travel to the Wrkhouse on
Saturday.
Rose Hill would like to have a
game for Decoration Day with some
out-of-town team, a double header
preferred. Communicate with C. R..
Mccullough, r. n d. No. 1, Box
Evening journal., 1922-05-23
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MEEyr.

The Butchers and Grocers Associ-
alton held its weekly meeting last
night Manager Anderson has re-
ouested that all interested in base
ball to come out for practice this
evening. He has a few games book
ed for home and others games for
out of town on Thursdays only
Practice will be held at Eden Park
this evening at o'clock.
Evening journal., 1922-05-23
WHO WANTS MERwICK?

Merwick, a fast first-class team,
is anxious to arrange a game with
any team in the city. Such teams
as the Industrial and Church
Leagues are preferred. Merwick is
also willing to arrange games with
any team in or out of the State.
Send Challenges to Manager Harry
a. Schaibb. 1927 West Second street.
City.
Evening journal., 1922-05-23

InlS weeks Matches
MISUNDERSTANDING VS.. EN-
perimental, Explosives VS.. Admins
trative.
Friday-Mixed two ball foursome
holes, medal play. pairings to be
announced May 25.
Evening journal., 1922-05-23
Second Division.
Yesterdays Results.
FIRST DIVISION.
Brandywine. 6: Cookman, 0.
SECOND DIVISION.
McCabe, 6; Bethany. 3.
Trinity NJ. E., 6: Scott. o.
Brandywine snitched some of the

Brandywine snitched some Of the
wind from Cookman's sails in the
First Division of the Church League
last night by shutting out the Four
teenth and DUPONT aggregation. to
0. White opposed George Peters in
a fine pitching duel and the honors
were about even with the former
getting the larger number Of strike
outs and the weaker support from
his mates. Lang led in the stick
work with a brace Of safeties. one
for two-bases. Worth and ziegler
poled out triples. Score:
Evening journal., 1922-05-23

summary hlis-OI =. smith, il
Britt, 4. Earned runs-Buttonwood. / !:
Rose Hill, 3. Two-base hits-Simmons,
Hoffman. 2; D. Smith. l. Struck out
BY Smith. 8; Britt. Z. Double play
Wardell to Grammen. Left on bases
Rose Hill, 6; Buttonwood, 6. Number
of innings pitched-By Smith. 81;
Britt, 9. Stolen bases-A. Allen, f.
Davis. D. Smith Base on balls BY
Britt, o; C. Smith, 2. Time OF game
1,50.
Evening journal., 1922-05-23
BRIDGEVILLE AGAIN
STOPS GREENWOOn
speclal to The Evenlng Journal.

Special to The Evening Journal.
GREENWOOD, May 23-Bridge-
Vile defeated Greenwood for the
second straight time here on Satur-
day afternoon by the score of Z to
8. E. McIlvane famed seven Of
the local batsmen and had the edge
on Lockerman IN the pitching. Four
Greenwood errors aided In their de-
feat.
Evening journal., 1922-05-23
cREscENT no NoMuNATE

Officers will be nominated at a
special meeting Of the Crescent A. G..
In its quarters at 704 West Eighth
street tonight. Other business of
Importance viii be transacted and
hh members are requested to be
present
Evening journal., 1922-05-23
RUTH YESTERDAY

1921-Hitless three times up
against Shocker, Browns.
1922-POpped to first; flied 10
right; walked; hit his first
homer off right field stands;
famed.
Evening journal., 1922-05-23
CHrRCH LEAGuE MEETING.

The Board OF Governors OF the
Church Athletic League will meet
tonight at the Y. NJ. c. A. Several
matters OF importance to the league
will be up for discussion.
Evening journal., 1922-05-23
EXPLOSIVE SALES
LEADS in GOLF

The Explosive-sales team con-
tinues in the lead of the dupont
Mems Inter Department Golf
League. Engineering is second, with
the Dye Works and Accounting tied
for third. Standing:
Evening journal., 1922-05-23
MnDGETs SPEAK oUr

st. Thomas Midgets are ANXIOUS
to secure games with - to II year
old teams for Mondays, Wednesdays
and Saturdays. All challenges should
be sent TO John Weaver, 1921 West
Second street
Evening journal., 1922-05-23
Batted for Lnkens in ninth.

Trenfon .......l. n q ? 0 y
Wilmington .......40 80 3 o xii
Two-base hits-Elwood. Fishhack,
Slaughter. Patton. Struck out-By FL
wood 4. by Newman. 8. Umpires-Og-
den and Duncan.
Evening journal., 1922-05-23
Trinity On Top.

Trinity held on to tie with Ep-
worth for first place in the Second
Division by blanking Scott in the
play-off OF a postponed game by the
score of 6 20 0. 1t was the third
straight win for the Ninth Warders.
Colpine was the leading hitter with
triple, double and single. Score:
Evening journal., 1922-05-23
WHO WANTS sNAPPERs?

South Side Eden tied for the lead
in the Junior City League. would
like TO arrange twilight games.
Joseph Santa, manager, can be
reached on phone 7108-M.
Evening journal., 1922-05-23
on Won ROCKIANDFRs,

Rockland Reserves will be the
guests OF the Eastiske Juniors at
Twenty-ninth and Market streets to-
night. The game will start at $50
o'clock.
Evening journal., 1922-05-23
SCORE BY INNINGS

Bethany Baptist ..... 0 0 0 Ia
McCabe .......... 0 2 0 . 1 Ks
Summary: Struck out-Vannort, 9
Logan, II. Left on bases-McCabe. A.;
Bethany Z. Stolen bases-Hayes
Klund, Kendall. .; Stetser. Hit by
pitched ball--Logan CBalD. Base on
bals-Off Vannort. 2; Logan. /. Time
OF game-i.35. Umpire-Ellis.
Evening journal., 1922-05-23
Goodman, Scott Are Shut
Out in Church League Games

off In fielding. 6 to 3. After Bethany
had tailed once in the second the
Boulevard boys took the lead in
their half Of the session never TO
be headed. Score:
Evening journal., 1922-05-23

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterday's Results

Yesterdays Results
Athletics 8. Detroit, 90 innings,
rain).
Cleveland Z. Boston l.
New York &. st. Louis 3 (13 innings).
Chicago 4, Washington 3.
Today's Scheduls
Detroit at Philadelphia
Cleveland at Boston.
Chicago at Washington.
ST. Louis at New York.
Evening journal., 1922-05-23
TotaIs

Kentmere A. c. ... 0 0 0 0 . o.
Seventh Ward .. o 0 0 90
Summary. Struck out-By Parkiu-
son. Is: by Burns. q Stolen bases-S
Wakeling, ?; Robinson, , Dukes, l.
Tit by pitched ball-Callahan. base on
balls-Burns, 1. Umpires-Cssey and
Hazard
Evening journal., 1922-05-23
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Results OF Yesterday

Results Of Yesterday
Pittsburgh 5. Phillles 0.
Brooklyn 3. Chicago 0.
Cincinnati Z. New York ?.
Touay's Schedule
Phillles at Pittsburgh.
New York at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
Boston at St. Louis.
Evening journal., 1922-05-23
DEFIANCE TEAMS TO MEET

Defiance married and single men
will get together again on Thursday
night at the Third and Adams
streets ground in the second game
of the series.
Evening journal., 1922-05-23


Match-Match play. nine holes, Ac-
counting VS.. Experimental, Admin
istrative VS.. Purchasing Depart
ment.
Thursday-Engineering VS.. Explo-
sive o.; Dye Works VS.. Expert
mental Station.
Friday-Mixed two ball foursome,
nine holes. Medal Play pairings
will be announced May 25.
Interest I'm Women's Golf
The Women's Golf League
matches are being played off with
much enthusiasm. The Administra-
tive Department under Captain
Florence Douglas is in the lead with
the Engineering Department neck
and neck, both teams having the
same number OF points.
Evening journal., 1922-05-23

T traction co. ''........ ......... so0YSiY-S s.
Home run-W Demos. Three-base
hits-Shaw Gertsenberg. Patterson.
Deakyne, White. Double play-Gertsen-
berg to Shaw Base on balls-On De-
moss. Z; of Quinn. 1. Struck out-By
Demoss, 4; by Quinn, 6. Umpire-Rick-
erts.
Evening journal., 1922-05-23

Rhoads .......... o Ks 2
Bond ............. 0 O ! O 0 O. 3
Three-base hits-Shaihle. wilkins
Struck out-By Bullen, z: by Wingate,
s. Umpire Elwood.
Dupont Continues Streak
DUPONT continued its winning
Evening journal., 1922-05-23

Earned runs-Brandywine g. Two
base hits-White. Lang Three base
hits-Worth Ziegler Struck out-G
Peters. .: White. 3 Left on bases
Brandywine, g.; Goodman. 8. Stolen
base-Donnely. Sacrifice hits-R
Minker. w. Stewart. Sacrifice hles-R
Minker. Base on balls-G. Peters, l.
Wild pitches-White, /. Passed balls
Banks. g. Worth. Time Of game. 20.
Umpire-Brlttingha
Evening journal., 1922-05-23

Freak weather knocked the In
dustrial League out of two regularly
scheduled games last night. Rain
came down in sheets on the east side
diamonds, according to President
Jim Stein. causing the postponemeDt
of the Tits to be staged at Fourth
and Church and Pennsy Field.
Rhoads and dupont were returned
the victors in the other games.
Rhoads Beats Bond
Rhoads surprised Bond with a SO
defeat. The Beltmen played real
baseball and deserved the victory.
Evening journal., 1922-05-23

Yesterdays Results.
dupont. 10: Traction, 8.
Rhoads. 6: Bond. ..
other games postponed, (raln).
Evening journal., 1922-05-23

McCabe Trims Bethany.
McCabe took the measure OF
Bethany in the Second Division in
a pitchers battle. both teams being
Evening journal., 1922-05-23

Buttonwood ....... 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 q 0-1
Rose Hill ....... 0 y COS O-5
Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-18
"The Yellow Typhoon"

For the first time in her screen career Anita Stewart appears as vamp in motion picture, "The Tel. low Typhoon," from the novel by liar old McGrath, which will be shown at the Lyric theatre today only.
 She plays the double part of twin sisters, Berta and Hilda Nodrstrpm, the former a striking blonde of the the former a striking blonde of the sweet brunette with characteristics quite the opposite.
 In essaying the role of Berta. whose golden hair and artful ways leave men broken as the reds in the path of storm and give to her the name of "The Yellow Typhoon,' Miss Stewart portrays in convincing manner an un. usual character part.
 While vamping is something new to me, except from observation" said Miss Stewart, nevertheless l have always felt that could play such a part if only given the chance and, pro vided with the proper makeup. That is why I jumped at this opportunity to prove to doubters that could act like really wicked woman.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-18

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Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-18
SOME TALK OF GREENWAY
(Phoenlx Messenger

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Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-18
MONIES
aseven Yesls Dad Luckv

Opening with an attack of laughing gas and closing with heavy comedy barrage, Seven Years Bad Luck" the Robertson-Cole Super.speciaI pie ture with Max Linder, which opens at the Eagle theatre tonight and Wed nesday and at the Central theatre Thursday, is the greatest laugh pro ducer ever projected on the silver screen. If the old adage is correct you'll have the whole world laughing with you when you see this great com edy and begin to laugh.
 Max Linder is making his second debut on the screen. For five years he has been absent When the French bugle sounded the call to arms, Max donned the uniform and it is. record. ed on the bronze tablets in France that he was just as good soldier as he was a comedian-that means one hundred per cent. Seven Years Bad Luck" was written and directed by the comedian and he has made a won derful job of it.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-18

shaking over all the thing. 'Hapgood, HapgoOd, do you see this vile, obscene word here? l guilty of that? My wife, Mabel, think me capable of that? Adulterer! Adulterer! My God, my God, adulterer! The word makes me sick. The very word is like poison in my mouth. And I am to swallow it. It is to be me, my name, my title, my brand Adulterer! Adulterer!'
 ''I tell you, old man I tell you
 q managed to get him talking about the practical side of it. That is I managed to make him listen while l talked.
 Next morning-th this morning, you understand-he was a little more normal, able to realize things a bit, l mean; in a panic fever to be off and state at the Registrars that he was going to defend the action; but nor nal enough for me to see it was all right for him to go straight on home immediately after and tell the girl what she had to do and all that told him, by the way, that it would pretty we'll have to come out now, ultimately, who the child's father was: the girl would practically have to give that up in the end to clear him. You know, I told him that in the cab going down. He ground his teeth over it. It was horrible to hear him. He said he'd kill the chap if he could ever dis cover him; ground his teeth and said he'd kill him, now-after this.
 Well, he got through his business about twelve-Then a thing happened Can't think now what it meant We were waiting for a cab near the Law Courts. A cab was just pulling in when a man came up and touched Sabre and said, MT. Sabre?' Sabre said, Yes and the chap said very civ lilly, Might l speak to you a minute, sir?'
 Suddenly someone showed past me and there was old Sabre getting into the cab with this chap who had come up to him. I said, 'HullO! Hullo, are you off?'
 He turned round on me face gray as ashes, absolutely dead gray. I'd never seen such color in a mans face. He said, Yes, I'm off," and sort of fell over his stick into the cab. The man, who was already in, righted him on the seat and said, 'Paddington' to the driver who was at the door, shutting it. I said, through the win dow, Sabre! Old man, are you ill?'
 He put his head towards me and said in the most extraordinary voice, speaking between his clenched teeth as though he was keeping himself from yelling out, he said, If you love me, HapgOod, get right away out of it from me and let me alone. This man happens to live at Tidborough. know him. We're going down to- gether.'
 ''I said, Sabre
 He clenched his teeth so they were all bare with his lips contracting. He said, Let me alone. Let me alone. Let me alone s.
 And they pushed off.
 "I tell you what I'm going to do. I'm going down there tomorrow. Pm frightened about him"
 Continued in Our Next lssue.)
Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-18
Around The
 World

One big union of seafarers has been organized in Japqan, with member ship of more than 30,000.
 Little more than 13 cubic feet of wood go to make up 100 pounds of paper.
 United States normally produces GO Fer cent of all rasins in the world.
 Tunnel beneath the English chan mel will be 21 miles long under the sea. N
 Lime, which is d small kind of lem on, Is regarded as a valuable med. icinal fruit.
 Bird of black plumage in an Eng fish brewery means the beer will be good.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-18

for Satety-ln the back or the clock in my room. Said l was always to look there for any little valuable I might miss, and wanted me to know how she liked to be careful of my things like. that. Fussing over me, d'you see?
 That's the sort of life we lead to- gether. Hapgood-together; but the life Pm caught up in, the things that are happening with me, that I'm right in the middle of, that. felt I had to get away from for bit-astOunding, amazing
 " 'Hapgood, if l kept forty women in different parts of London and made no secret of it, nothing would be said People would know | was rather shameless lot, my little ways would be an open secret, but nothing would be said. I should be received every, where. But I'm thought to have brought one woman into my house and I'm banned. I'm unspeakable,
 Do you see, Hapgood? Do you see? The conventions are all right, moral, sound, excellent, admirable. but to save their own face there's blind side to save them, a shut-eye side. Keep that side of them and you're all right. They'll let you alone. They'll pretend they don't see you But come out and stand in front of them and they'll devOur you. They'll smash and grind and deyour you, HapgoOd, They're devOuring me.
 That's where they've got me in their jaws, Hapgood; and where they've got Fife in their jaws is just precisely again on a blind, shut-eye side. |. .. They're rightly based. they're absolutely just, you cant gain say them, but to save their face, again, they're indomitably blind and deaf to the hideOus eruelties in their applica- tion. They mean well. They cause the most frightful suffering the most frightful tragedies, but they won't look at them, they won't think of them, they won't speak of them; they mean well
 "Old Sabre put his head in his hands. H. might have been praying. With that he went back to all that stuff told you he told mo when I was down with him last month. He said, his face all pink under his skin, he said, 'Hapgood, I've got the secret. I've got the key to the riddle that's been puzZling mo all my life Light. more light. Here it is: God is-loye. Not this. that nor the other that the intelligence Teyolts at, and puts aside, and goes away, and goes on hunger ing, huugcring and unsatisfied; noth- ing like that; but just this: plain for a child, clear as daylight for grown intelligence: God is-lOyC. Listen to this, HapgQod: He that dWclleth in love dwclleth in God and God in him; e for God is love" Ecstasy, llapgood, ccstacy!'
 IT.
 When I saw him again was about three o'clock, and walked right into the middle of the development that has pretty well let the roof down on him. .t
 He was. in the lobby. No one else there Only man who'd just been speaking to him and who left him and went out as I'came in.
 Sabre had two papers m his hands.
 lIo was staring 1t them and you'd ha' thought from his face he was star ing at a ghost They were divorce papers. The citation and petition pa. DOTS tbat have to he served person ally. Divorce papers. His wife haC
Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-18

Bisbees burros must look huugry-'ony one local resi- uragc enough to appear in a straw hat this
Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-18
MORE REPUBLICAN ASSISTANCE

X1ERR Campbell? he travelling W is NTaddock
 Surely they be Republican Arizona
  Republican editorials written almost exclusively about the Democratic
 Republican fanic' editorials should be published Citizen Dispatch people There really isn't split but difference.
 Republicans Former Gov by Democratic rarty and tho explosives ready failed
 disappointment continued
  governor surely MT Hunt declined to Aga There Andy Baume Rpuo Charley Roberts and the state Democratic meeting
 Charley being meeting va the Republicans being subject Republican e gives promise meeting The cny purpose coordinate Democratic together tie complete Democratic victory at the polls fall That the the meeting and that is exactly what will accomplish.
 red d becomes peeven Show Republicans harmony unity party them
  Herald tagging along behind are so concerned
  tic meeting a false light
 old convention waisth reading edt he line another
 public lIcan lo md bmk
 How The Citizen anybody believe rsyag? Both Republicans always will
 
 discuss plans Campaigns difference that the Democrats together and their while the Republicans hang aound the lobby Phoenix ho
 
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Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-18

MY GOD, THE WORLD MAKES ME SICK"
 his wife mad? Was she crazy? He to be guilty of a thing like that? Ho capable of beastly thing like that?
 A vile, hideous, sordid intrigue with girl employed in his own house? Efne! His wife to believe that? An unspeakable, beastly thing like that? He tried to show me with his fingers the words on the paper. His finger
Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-18
MINING ENGINEER DIES

DENVER, Apr. 17.-George Clinton Ripley, 43 years old, prominent min- ing engineer, died of pneumonia a, his home here today. Ripley had been connected with the Anaconda Copper Mining Company at Great Falls. Mont, for several years, and also had spent considerable time in China and the Philippines
Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-18

instituted divorce proceedings against him. Naming the girl, Fife.
 Yes, you can whistle. He was knocked out. I got him up to his room. It was pretty awful. He sat on the bed with the papers in his hand, gibbering. Just gibbering Was