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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-06
Pretty Actress
Makes Record
Screen jump

Here Ia record for speedy en-.
frances into filmdom and the sub
sequcnt rise 10 stellar heights.
IL Is held by Eva Novak. pretty
and blonde. who recently launched
her own producing company and
started her initial film. THE Blue
Sedan" mystery love story. at
tho old Fine Arts studios In Holly
wood.
MlAs Sovai. who had never been
on tho stage in nor ife-even an
amateur one--aftsr leaving school
al 81. Louis under the Sisters 81
Notra Dame. arrived In Los Angeles
ona evening IN 1918 az 8 o'clock.
Next morning she worked extra In
Shoes" directed by Lois Weber
at Universal CITY. playing In the
audience.
Thus she started. then. within a
year. this young woman was fea'
turcd. and for over two years she
starred IA Universal comedies
Later she Transferred 20 drama
Miss Novnk Ia quite the happies,
girl in the world today with hcf
own organization. She u but -
years old. and wa. born In st.
Louis on ~. Valentines famous
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-06

Conducted tn cooperation With
Associated First National Pictures.
TncJ
Ned-David warfield Ii to do
THE Return Of Peter Grimm" for
tho screen. There r. an oppor.
tunity for some wonderful double
exposure shots In this play.
Glade Richard Barthelmess has
completed Sonny and has started
work on THE Bond Boy" a story
BY George Washington Ogden.
Mrs. r. c.--'FooIish Wives" took
IS months 10 make.
Hank--There IL rrimor that
Douglas Fairbanks will make Mon.
sieur Beaucaire" after he completes
The Spirit Of Chiyalry."
Gloria Miriam Cooper. who In
private life Is Mrs. Raoul walsh.
is In New York at the present
time.
Myron--''rhe Glorious Adventure"
has been filmed In the natural col.
ors. Lady Diana Manners. famed
for her beauty. will make her debut
in this picture. II was filmed in
England. One OF the interesting
incidents Of the picture is the story
or the great fire Of London.
West Nohno-You are wrong
about Geraldine Farrars re-entry
into pictures. ~ Is true that she
has given Mp operate singing. At
her farewell concert given at the
Metropolitan she made the state.
mcnt that she would appear on the
stage under the personal direction
OF David Belasco. Miss Farrar IL
an actress Of no mean ability and
when Mr.. Belasco discovers a suit.
able vehicle for her she will EN-.
bark on her new career She has
not definitely stated that she viii
never make pictures again, but for
the present her interest Is the
legitimate stage.
Mako Mildred Harris was for.
mcrly Mrs. Charles Chaplin. She
Is appearing in vaudeville with "a
oneact comedy entitled Movie
Mad" She Is q, having begun
her professional career at the age
of II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-06
Picture h{{er

The Adventure Of Robinson Cru.
soc" starring Harry Myers. will be
releaaed 20 that more than two reels
can be shown In each instailment.
Another version Of this film has been
made in Paris with Bani. an Italian
actor. in the star role.
Tho film version OF Amos Judd
will be called THE Rajah." That.
probably because Rodolph Valentino
will be in the star role and the latter
title viii be confused or associated
with The sheik."
Matt Moore and Lcatrice Joy will
play the leading roles in Marshal
Neilan's Her Man"
In recent radio talk on censor
ship George Arliss said. IF II uhe
moviel has tho life beaten out Of u
with the thick stick OF censorship.
II will become dun and heavy and
stupid without originality and with.
out spontaneity."
Tho tentative title Of Betty Comp.
sons next Is "The Bonded Woman. &"
10 Is based on THE Salvaging OF
John Sumner" by the late John
Fleming Wilson.
Filming OF Susanna" Mabel Nor.
mand's next. win be completed in
two weeks.
Eric Won stroheim Is at work on
the continuity for his next.
Reginald Denny will play opposite
Gladys Walton In 1.-THE Trooper"
Beulah Marie Dix has written an
original story for Agnes Ayres' next
starring vehicle.
Jack Holt has started work on
THE Man Unconquerable. by Ham.
ilton Smith and Julien Josephson.
Sylvia Dreamer and Clarence Burton
have leading roles.
Tom Mix has completed 'HIgh
Stakes"
The film version OF Zane Grey's
"Wildfire" is the fifth picture In
which Carl Gantvoort has been
featured since no left light opera for
the screen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-06
Famous Stars
Dance Tango

The pleasure seekers at Cafa1ina
island. famous Pacific coast resort
were the recipients OF terpsichor-
can treat one evening during the
filming Of Beyond the Rocks" the
Paramount picture starring Glorta
Swanson which Is coming 70 the
Strand soon.
The company. under the direction
Of Sam Wood. had gone to the fsl-
and to film ocean scenes for this
picture. adapted from the novel By
Ellnor Glyn.
A ball was given at one Of Ava
Ions most palatisi hotels and the
members Of the staff and cast Of the
picture. after a strenuous days work.
Joined the pleasure seekers for an
evenings relaxation.
The feature OF the evening was the
perfect dancing of Gloria Swanson.
the star. and Rodolph Valentino. her
leading man in this picture AlisD
Swanson is a charming dancer and
Valentino has made dancing ono Of
his foremost accomplishments His
rendition OF the tango will be recalled
In The -Four Horsemen OF tbA
Apocalypse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-06

Dad IL dragged from his easy chair
and pushed right out into public
view as the hero he really II In The
Good Provid~r photoplay which II
To be shown here soon.
when Fannie Hurst as author.
Frank Borzaxe as director and Vera
Gordon as actress combined TO make
~Humof~squc" they played upon the
emotional personalities Of Mother In
the creation Of photopiny that
achieved the highest mark Of It's year
for human interest.
This same combination now places
a halo about the head OF Dad and 80
defsiy Is the undertaking accom-.
pllshed that The Good Provlder- has
proved 80 b. one % the most popu.
lar motion pictures Of this year.
The Good Proyider" II a great
film. Its greatness lies IN It's sim.
piicity. Its theme H. simple. Its ~.
cstal Is without theatrical flourish.
might meet In everyday life. They
have human little mannerlsma They
say things. tn suhtitlas. that you ex.
pect them 20 say.
Tho story II tells Il that Of n
father who works his life away TO
give his wife and bis children the
best home he can provide. something
better In life than has been his own
lot. when. against his better judg
mcnt no incurs greater obligations
than he can meet IN order 60 do what
he thinks Is right for an illogical
wife ard Needless children tho crash
comes.
Mother and the children then learn
what a noble man the Flooding old
dolt has been and tho film ends hap
PLY.
play the stellar roles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-06
Three Cuesses as
to Wes' Reply

Wesley Barry. whose LATEST screen
play In Gus Edwards School Days"
which comes to Seattle soon. recent.
ly received letter from a beauty
specialist Yves was advised that II
he desired 10 have his freckles re.
moved. II would be an easy matter
and no injury would result from the
operation. Before deciding on an
answer. he took the letter TO Bill
Nigh. his director. and was told.
Yves. IL you have your freclSies re.
moved. you'll DO out OF luck In the
movies"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-06
Continental Star
Coming to Liberty

poln NcEri. the continental tTu.
nette who IN rapidly advancing To
one OF tho foremost places In tho
pletur~ world Is due 10 appear at
the Ilberty "Wednesday In her latest
Paramount picture. 'rrhn Devils
Pawn" Tho story upon which tho
picture l. iased IL Jns 81 the most
dramatic that has come 90 the screen
IN many months past. Dealing with
a girls hoart.hrcakinR fight for a
place In the sun and presenting In "a
succession 81 scenes as piciuiNaaue
aA they are unusual Il moves with
an action which suHtalns The highest
d~xrce Of interest 10 tho iaFt mo.
ncnt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-06
- $50 -
CO l. O N / A l.
FLOWER or THE NORTH

fFithgraphJ
Ibs MAN sss.....s.. Henry y. WaithAii
ms Nifl' s.s.....sss. Pauline StArka
James oliver Curwood has cleverly
combined romance and adventure In
The Flower Of the North" which Is
now showing at the Colonial. The
picturesque Canadian Northwest IL
shown for the background The ac.
ton OF the play takes place in sum.
mer with the high spirit Of the coun.
try north Of 49," portrayed by an
alFstar cart. Henry y. Walthall and
Pauline Siarke are In the leading
roles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-06
CO L / S Z u M


III lVE-ElT-ETT
Uncls Jim Aldcns.....s.... .Frank loses
~Billi.- Blair. Teddy Gerard
YAtriciA Vase. .Loaiss huff
AfAl-dsmsr and prohibition clash In
The Seventh Day" tho film artrac-
zion In which Richard Barthelmsss Is
ROW appearing at tho Coliseum. A
party OF New York society candles
and flappers have taken a yachting
"trip 20 escape the penalties OF the
volstead act Outside the thYes-mlis
nnfs. however. the company suffers
% severely from seasicknsss that the
unanimous cry 10 for land. prohibl-
ton or no prohibition
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-06
G. O L u M B | A
THE MAN UNDER COVER

fJntVsrsaAD
Paul Portsr. ..-...... Herbert Paviinso>,
Daddy Aoffat. ....... George Hernandez
Margaret Lsngdon. Barbara Bedford
Jones Wiley. ..................E Ed Tiitou
Paul Porter hit the old home town
from which he has once been driven
by suspicion. lie found tho town
practically mortgaged to the hilt. so
that the townspeople could turn over
their money trustingiy to a couple OF
slick crooks. How Paul fought for
mis- people against heavy odds Is told
In THE Man Under Cover" new
crook drama in which Herbert Raw
hnson is playing at the Columbia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-06
NEW NEWS ITEMS
AT LIBERTY

Liberty News items included in the
edition opening at the Liberty sat
unday morning included tho follow.
ing: The demonstration Of n new
stump-burninR device being used at
Kent the relay carnival at the u.
OF w stadium. The visit Of a United
States army inspector at the u. OF
w. Mayor-elect Browns best com.
pany" smile and Bellingham's beauti.
full Tulip Festival were all caught by
the wary cameraman. Important
world news Is always included In the
film
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-06

George Randolph Chester has
become n supervising editor for
Universal. ~. will put the FIN
ishinr touches to Afraid To
Fight" starring Frank Mayo.
and Top % the Morning." star
ring GLADYS Walton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-06
BIN TTfHpIN

Ben Turpin postcards that It's hot
as blazes In Hot Springs, Ark, where
he ~ taking the baths. Ben says he
wants 10 make comedy around tho
Springs. which. he lntlmates. has
more funny sights walking around II
than any fun factory in l.. A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-06
| WINTER GARDEN


tAssoeiatsd Etchansel
Anres ..s-.s...s s-sss -ftofeure Ntaef
Monte Collins. .ss.sssst fAouts Nethefa
Asnry Ncrtimsr. Charles Meredith
Married after very brief court
ship. Monte finds Anne too domesfi'
Gated for his gay tastes. and she
finds him too frivoioasiy inclined for
her simple tastes How Anne tries
TO enter a butterfly life TO please her
husband and the consequences. bring
about sorne most interesting situa-
tons In Woman. Wake Upr' the
now Florence yldor feature at the
Winter Garden.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-06
MABEL NoR,f,>p

Under the direction ~ ~ Richard
Jones'. the filming OF Mabel Nor.
mand's new photopiay. suzanne. ia
rapidly approaching completion.
Some 81 tho final scenes probably
win be made In Mexico.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-06
The estate NJ VIM. ID. Taylor.
slain movie director, has been
appraised ut $4,000.
SIDNEY FRANKLIN

Sidney Franklin has arrived in Los
Angeles from New York, 10 direct
Constance Talmadge's next picture,
which will be East Is West" II
will be made for First National res
lease. at the United studios, in Holly
wood,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-06
TIIE
.Cf&;,1D
ropAys PROGRAMS

r.InrRry--D.reshy paitcn IN the
Crimson Challenge
CoftNRtA-~tt~rt-c Rawiinsea In
s~rhe Mar Under tcye~."
WINTER administrations Wider
In w espsn. wake tpf"
CoIfsEt ---sieharsi ttarfheime~s In
The seventh Day"
STRAND. Nstrimsny . Fall
ur~g- All-star east.
Cof.p IA t---ftenry Wsithail In
Flower % the >erth.-
oAk--J Warren herttksn In "A
White Maas Chance" ti~ss time
ssiurissl. Cen,iax Sunday. 500
cue tta,skawa In -wh~a fixhts
Arc lew"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-06
Ii B E r T Y
~THE CRIMSON CHALLENGE

fPsramosntJ
Thsrsn Last. ............ Dorothy Dalton
Buck Courtr@y -...... Frank campeaa
Ellen courtrsy. .Irsns Hunt
Two persons. armed and determin-
ed. facing each other. One an inso-
lent. vicious gun fighter. the other a
girl. her life devoted to avenginK her
fathers death. cruelty caused b. this
man. This Is one Of this highly dra-
matte moments pictured in THE
..-nson Challenge" Dorothy Dial.
-. latest starring vehicle. which
opened today at the Liberty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-06
GA X
~yyHERE LIGHTS ARE Low"

(R-cl
Tuu wong shfh. .sersus Hsyakawa
Cnang Hong 10. Togo femsnoto
IuanE rang .s4....... 49, st~fo Fsfho
Cuaa xfn. Gloria Payton
II you loved a girl In a social sta
ton lower than your own would you
sacrifice wealth and position to mar.
~ herr Would you become a slave
IN order to wed her7
That's what scssus Hsyakawa does
as Chinese Prince in When Lights
Are Low" the photodrama which
opens at the Oak Sunday.
The present attraction Is Warren
EerrfKan in a White Mans
Chance"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-06

A previcwing OF Charles Rays
ALIAS Julius Caesar" was held for a
few guests in New York last week.
The picture will be released by First
National.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-06
MORE GERMAN FILMS
IN UNITED STATES

The German pho'oplay version OF
"othello.' the shakespearean trag-
edy. has been sent 10 America for
exhibition. II was made by the same
concern that produced Passion" and
The Cabinet OF Dr. caligarl." Emil
JanninRs is starred In 'othello. 8
which was directed b. Dimitri Buch.
owetxld. who made "Ail for "A Won.
an" Another German film recently
Imported Is Der Nude Tot 20 be
called DESTINY" lie Dagoyer Is the
star OF that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-06

"A Ladies' Man" - can you
imagine Bull Montana ms star of
tbat9 That's the title Of a three
reel comedy. the first Of series
starring him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-06

Harold Lioyd's iaiess comic Is called
sor9ndma's boy" snub PoiIard's
latest IL called "Grandpa's VIII"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-06
S T r A N d
rs MATRIMo>y A FAILUREF'

traramounO
Arthur hsvtisn4s s..-ss...f. hoy herv-
Margaret s.s,..stss sess..sss Ills LSs
AAoels -s... ss.sss.s ss.s.ss LOIS NN@oo
MIR. MARRIED MAN. what would
1S1 you do II after several years OF
married life. you suddenly discovered
that you Mere not legally bound TO
your wife. and you could so aud come
as yeu pleased. stay out all night II
you cared TO. and resume the status
and rights OF a single mani
This question is answered In the
new Paramount comedy. is Matri-
mony Fallurey' now showing al
the strand
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-06

day. Eva Is regular American
siri. and has an exceptionally bright
future.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-06
FANCY THAT Nowl

Anita Stewart has finished ms
Woman He Married"
Thomas H Ince has finished xho
Man She Aarried."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-19
CHAMP PLAYS COURSE
WHERE He WAS CADDY
Sarazcn To Meet BrookIawn
Professional in Special
Match Today.
LNy Enltcd News-l

NEW YORK. July Is.-On the
course over which he once carried tho
members clubs as an asiring caddv
Gen" Sarzan tn" nov American omen
golf champion. viii play an EXHIBIT
ti"n match tomorrow. with the club
professional. George Sparkling. as his
partner
The course IS that Of tho BROOKLYN
Country CLUB. "a, bridgeport, Conn.
1t WAS ,her" ,hta Sarzan go; his frs,
JOB as professional golfer. being
mad" assistant TO Sparkling.
Sarz"n said Tuesday that No vas
wiling % meet walter Hagen. holl.r
"f tn" British open ti,lc. in a thirty.
SIN mole match 10 determine which
OF them should be entitled IA Ia
called worlds champion. Tho nrono-
Si'i"n was made to Sarazan nv I e
iund"rtord. OF thu Wcstchnster- AM
NOR" country Club while Gene Was
VISITING his family and some OF his
Ola Goihng friends a. Rye. n Y The
GIuH II is said. viii offer $4,000 ana
.i!FeF cup for the match.
telegram was d!spatchcd 10
tiiiaEcn who Is GOlhng In the Middle
est asking what has attitude I;ouid
n". II n" agrees, The United Staros
COX Association and the british r,niy
"rGariHa tons VIII lie asked tn snnr
ton the match.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-19
NINE EVENTS ON CARD
FOR RECAT IA ON RIVER
First Race Saturday Will Star,
Promptly at = O'clock, End.
ing at City Wharf

Niro events make up the card for
IN" annual regatta Of the Southern
hoWinE Association on Saturday over
tho lower James River course. Tn.
hrst rae" viii start PROMPTLY "A, ,
clrch. with IN" rc.tiur" scheduled
TOT =" clock. Tn" finish line viii b..
orpnslt" ~" city Wharf. whore tho
Eu'StS OF III" virginia Boat club np,,
IN" Southern flowing Asnri,,inr ,,.iri
hc provided with seating accomino
dations.
\ list nf IN" events follows.
T. \. M.--luuiur -Four C.irs.
81 virginia Roa, club How. Jesse
i,eNine; =, EdGcrton Framck :. Iyor
MaSS'F s,roE". W Il Smi,h"rs. cox
Motto, J. q StoyaIi. clyde Iuii' n <
Brock. Jr "''' ~ .
- Arundel Roat cluh-row. } g.
Schncfcr. stroke. 4. i Carrirmn: cox
Thomas.
90 rotomar BOA, ,ruh Row. W.
s nT"G": : Z - Rosy 3 r ; King:
Hayes: subs. ". . i,ico' I. " S 1.'y,''
art, iiin"man. T.. r. Eaton.
80 Arici Towing club Row.
>. l'aul Harrington. s'r"k" y. ! Cal
iahnn. coNSwain Joseph S,ocltc,t.
sub Sim"nair". Thny'r H"n
2 80" T.. VI; S"n,,r :Sinsli"s
S"harf"
% Potomac noa, club \. j nut
t"rlv.
a. Potomac roa, cluh rohcr,
brn"nn.
rat" y. M-.luuior uuadrurlo SOULS.
o. Potomac H"at club Row. T..
~ Easily, >. VII Young .. Gyanviii
G;"d" stroke. !. y S'auu"ii, suit. a
Bodwcll
t3I Arundel Roa, club now. George
+. ohr"ch, =. W T. Ei1Ein. q H"rn-
ard NichmcN"r: stroN" -. G VIII
Hams
! y. M.-Canoo Doubles
CD Arundel Boat club
81 Colonial Canoe rluh
CD Maryland swimming club
a;:0 T. M.-iin-puumd Junior Four
Gig
uD Potomac Eoat club BOW. Rice.
:. Ross. !, Eaton. l. Eiu"u1u. COX
swain. Hayes. subs. NoTru! KNIT.
Raii"y.
90 Virginia BOA, Club-R"w. Il l..
RAIDER; .. ! ~ ROCK. 2. !. King:
stroke. Il. u Richardson: coNswnin.
T. L. l.af""n SUB. John CROWNS,
Richard Stevenson. Gcorg" Gallagher.
Il : Br".k. II.
CD Ariel Rowing Clih Row II
Moss. .. N"rnon' Winchester. 3. Jo-
s"rh Victor. STROKE. Roh"ri q. BON
SeiEncur; coNSwaiu. T. Y %irx"rsun
3,+n j.. M.-junior Singles SOULS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-19

The worlds champs had q fall
,ahrn on; "i them yesterday by -.
Louis. au! IN" Cards ar" now pcrch"d
less than half ramc behind tn,
league leaders
When ncSt tho Truckers como 10
hhhm"nd fans nor" Will nave an on
p"rtunity {" 500 a genuine boy Won
der" in Arthur S.ydi"r. IL years old.
WI" was sent to Portsmouth by the
,,!thtS: S"NdI"r * Il product OF the
West Texas Military Academy. whcr"
h" canned i1i hdit-rS IN eight games.
The league. claiming - to class
- circuit. mas DISPENSED with = r"gu-
lar stati-tician aud another oppor-
tnnitN for advertising has hccn
thrown away. The rhauc" TO spread
d"p" and build NJ interest on the va
ri"uS teams and players IS weakened
ny IN" scarcity ~ newspapers on tn"
circuit and III" lack az au official to
send out tn" statistics. ~ Is tho don"
in every wcil-govcruod circuit;
tn" big battle is SGT for this
afternoon AT Boulevard Fioid a, so
o'clock. That is the nrur tho kI,v,Ii-
ms ana Rntariars mix. and baseball
d"m is anNiousiN waiting tho verdict
ON the eve of this t"nss conflict th"
managers had their ,nA, between
tho sheets ct . o'clock The Ro-
tarians arc as connd"n, ~ winning
as tn" Phillies ar" Of ending in the
cellar. Tn" kiwsnisus declare they
viii diShand Il they lose The gamn-
ling element rules that tn. odds are
even on the outcome
New Jersey rcCorm"rs are worried
for fear IN" Tend ier leonard mixul,
VII be light The customers ~
'oiI"'s Thirty Acres would TX. a
guarantee that II Will he.
only three PLAYERS Eave topped the
700 mark for seasons work In tho
american i.cagu" sInC- its Organiza =
ion In 1900. cobb twice turned the
trick In iaIl h halted 400. and tn.
following %car ilN. Joe Jackson In
1911 hit At .ioS. and in 1920 Sislcr
cam" I'm with .io7. Cobb and Sister
hop" L" dUp!irs'" this year and both
look likely 20 realize tho laudahle
ambition.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-19

N,
nun" oIurinS has been winning
: "'nrs ;"r itlchm"nd "i'h"Hi actual
~ He''lns mt! IN" iT"I. i'"'h VIC
v.i, W'r w 4Snn h'Ty N"'" Won
WIN MN ON the bench directing m"
~" I"St wees came ''' SAM
N',,,,, or" n' We "u '' S'i,"
i""H' Whth 'u" CONS '''N I'M"
Gnu % '"' score
~,
NJ '"''S h"'d IN" hrn 'HNG "i
49,, ~ I'i' 'hi"EN "'' ''''N NIX
"" ''!u ing ms Shv"h 'h' opacity:
;,,lns an Ih"'l" h"' rs '.'''''!h 90,
:, c,,.t nHi ".u Ni,' '''' 'iuh
~ ,n'h. S'hH 'H"' "hH'l i'''!E.
anu plah "i'i'' ."HN - VOL
W n'i" n" can ih"N" Ms pt"uS ah"ut.
- ne ms 'h '"" '"''r
""t '"' ~ ~ '""N"h ne
""H "'P""'""'' "h"'rS'"1E'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-19
k|WAN|S- ROTARY FRAY
ON SPORT CARD TODAY
Fun for All Richmond Prom.
ised at Boulevard Field
This Afternoon

Everything is -, for the collision
between the RotarianS and kiwan-
ians at boulevard Field this after
noon. Tn" fracas VIII start at 4
o'clock. Roth teams arc reported in
'ip-top shap. amt IL IS promised that
the decision Viii come before dark
There viii t." fun aplcnty for all
who go {" tn" park The ball game
Is an incident OF tho general oc-
casion. The parade preceding the
gam" starts AZ . O'Clock and the cir
Gus starts at $40 O'clock rh" af-
fair IS staged for the benefit oi the
RoyS club and the Instructive Visit
Ing Nurses Association.
The teams are made mp as follows:
Kiwanis CIun i:an"s. H. H.: Sim
mott. Edw.. Ru.., J. L.. Jr captain.
iiardesty, Il. H., u. Dudley. John
Whitaker. G. 9. Sa,t"r;icld. Dave:
Sutherland. l.. lr. ArmItace. T. A.:
watson. y. -. manager. IIlnchman,
Harry. Savilic Il l..
Rotary club McCu". Allen. Joe:
Thr"ck morton Charles. MILLS. Bag
10y. Ut II. ~. Conc: GIot"h.iss. II.
Hooper. Rntch: kolh" John. Tray
nor. Frank. White. John. l,r Alex
ander. R"nnie. Frank EcardSicy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-19
CHURCH HILL NINE
TO PLAY HOPEWELL

church liill Athletic Club viii pre-
par" itself for the crucial contest
WIN Takola saturday afternoon by
noon AT {. g. \. Field Twnnti.,h aud
snort streets The game viii be-
me arHrcea'ion which PLAYS tho
i"c"! East End team today is not
IN" sam. one that met IN" Richmond
boys earlier In tho season. "I..ftv.,
hrun"r. virginia League pitcher
last year, probably win fac" the Rich
mona team. Bruncr hurled n portion
"f IN" nrst Cont"st when the lone
well hl'-Stnrs played here rho lii.
run'hphw mas pitched several games
since that contest and il ready 10
take tn" mound today
MarCh"'tl is slated TO do tho MI III
ing for Church Hnl. When i'm con
ditipn. the Johns Hopkins ;wirlcr Ia
hard 10 b"A- Rir ev-su bic On previous
games has +rScn ,hEt no baE one md
inning. Possessing world Of con
hd"nce and lots 81 stuff. Marchott
should be able TO turn back The
visitors today