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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-11-03
Howard Too Much
for Morehouse, 100

Washington. ID. C.-Howard eleven
moved down Morehouse "huskies.
the famous southern team of Atlanta.
in spectacular gridiron contest played
at the American League Park Fri
day afternoon, October 26th, to the
tune Of 10 to o. The Morehouse 'Tig-
Iers." pride of Atlanta and the far
South, travelled up to Washington
with blood in their eyea, and left with
tears in their eyes. The score was Sc
curei by dropkick by Doneghy Cap
tain and Left-Half-Back on the How
ard team, and a touchdown with extra
point by drop-klck. The victory over
MorehOuse gives Howard another win
for the season. Howard having thus
far kept her goal uncroesed In the four
games played.
During the first period the two elev
ems tested each other out kicking back
and forth out of danger territory most
OF the time. Doneghy, Towards left
half-back and Captain, kicked off 10
Warehouses; 12-yard line. Kelley
Morehouse right-half-back and Cap
tain received the punt. but was drop
ped in his tracks. The Tigers faileo
to gain and had to kick. Blackman
Towards plucky little Quarter-back-
bringing the ball far up the field to
the opponents 20-yard line before be-
ing dropped. A forward pass on fourth
down failed to connect and the ball
went back to Morehouse. A penalty
to Howard and a pretty 24-yard run by
Jordan Fullback for MorehOuse
brought the ball to Warehouses; Az
yard line: but that was as far as they
could go, being forced to kick on fourtn
down. Doneghy Immediately kicked
back out OF danger. Kelley attempted
two forward passes for Morehouse but
both failed and again the pigskin was
kicked back and forth. Toward tin,
end Of the period. with the bail in
Towards possession Morehouse was
penalized 15-yards for tripping ard
Doneghy made two good ofitackle
plays for gains Of 8 and yards each
On the 50-yard line Howard was fore
ed to kick. HUT. the Tigers Quarter
back received the punt on his own ~
yard line but in trying to escape The
Howard ends who tore down upon him
| he was forced back to his 3-yard line
The first quarter ended.
Then. as the Warehouse center snar
ped the ball. Bulldog Williams, How
! ards brilliant Left-end and last years
Captain, tore through the Tigers line
and forced Kelley to kick premature
ly. The ball sailed only about 10 yards
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-11-03
Black Panther Shows His Claws Are
Just as Sharp as Before Lay-On.
DEMPSEY'S ONE REAL RIVAL.

&C. b. Underwood in Times-Dispatch)
After almost = gear in the stable.
Harry Wills, Jack Dempsey's only
real rival. returned to the ring and
knocked out Homer Smith. of kala-
WHAT did the bout really show regard.
ing Wills and the heavyweight cham.
pionship situation?
1t showed very much and very 1T
tie.
Wills. lean as a greyhound. net car.
rying an ounce of superfiuous flesh
great shouldered. powerfully muscled
across back and on arms. slender
WASTED trim limbed. proved that he
physically was about as good as ever.
The Judgment Of distance and TIM
ing of punches he showed after his
long sojourn in the stable was even
more surprising than his splendid
physical condition.
Wills ~ a clean, temperate. steady.
going fellow of exceptionally good
habits but it took something more
than temperate living and good habits
to bring him into the ring in the su
'perb physical condition Se was in for
the Smith bout Only regular exer.
else daily during his lay-off and stiff
training period prior to the Smith
bout could have permitted Wills to
Chamber into the ring at so splendid
. physical edge.
There was no doubt about Wills be
ing physically right" He was fit as
the proverbiaf fiddle. If Dempsey
himself had been in the opposite cor.
ner Wills would have been ready for
him
1t was unfortunate that the bout
was not closely enough contested. long
enough OF Of the type which could
offer a ftting test of wills wind,
stamina and courage.
1t was too one-sided and abbrevid.
ted to test Harry's heart for endur-
ance.
Except showing that Wills was
physically unimpaired by his long
stay In the stable the bout furnished
nothing which WIS not previously
known and thoroughly understood by
all discerning experts. and hitherto
.cironicied by all unbiased and fair.
minded critics with no irons In the
fire.
Every discerning boxing fan expect
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-11-03
HOWARD POSITION MoREHoUsE

IOUVIiVUWH. TfUWHIU LOHoBHy.
Points after touchdown: Howard. 1.
Doneghy. Substitutions: Howard.
Brown for Contee; Long for Johnson:
Bailey for Kelley. Morehouse- Briggs
for Davis: Lights for HUT. Referee:
Henderson: Umpire. Douglass; Head
linesman Washington.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-11-03
Col1ooiate institute
Defeats Ky. Normal

(Preston News Service)
Institute, w. Va. Oct. 31.-Amfi tho
1usty cheers OF thousand spectators
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-11-03
FERGUSON. FIGHT EXPERT, SAYS HARRY
Wills PROVES TO Be As GOOD AS EVER

ell Wills. if Wills still was Wills t,
stow away Smith in Jig time.
Only the guillible and unintiatea
believed that Smith might go the dis
lance with Wills. just as Smith did
last August with Luis Firpo.
Smith lasted ten rounds with Firpo.
The Argentine giant knocked Home,
down sixteen times. but could not pu,
him away Smith. despite the fact he
made n running fight several times
staggered and slowed down the Argcn
tin.Gn.
Homer was able to do this because.
Firp0 was a crude. unseasoned slugg IT
with only one hand. and that hand.
his right. while tremendously power.
full was neither cunning nor accurate
Smith lasted less than two rounds
against Wills. Homer did not land 4
single clean punch On Harry. The Mich
i&an heavyweight was nothing more
than a punching bag.
That Smith should be tame pre-
for the Black Panther of New Orleans
is natural.
Wills is no Firpo. Wills is a tire
mendously power full seasoned. expert
enced veteran, who can punch fast aud
accurately with both hands, is a iinS
general with every trick of the trade
at his glove tips He not only knew
enough and was clever enough to de-
fend himself against Smiths attack
but was so fast accurate and annihil;i:
ing twoibanded puncher that he
could keep Smith solely on the defen.
sive and prevent Homer from launch.
ing any attack.
AS was declared before the Willis.
Smith bout. the only question was
whether Wills was Wills and tina:
II Wills was Wills. Harry would knock
Homer from under his chapeau in jig
time.
The Wills-Smith bout incidentally
, offered basis of comparison between
Wills and Dempsey. for Smith also w,s
a victim of Dempsey
BOTH FOUGHT SMITH.
Five years ago Dempsey knocked
out Smith In one round
| 1t took Wills hhlf round longer tC
turn the trick.
But Dempsey was Just as good d
man five years ago as he is today
while Smith undoubtedly has improv
ed since then. Five years ago Dempsey
was fighting regularly and the fire.
! Concluded On Page 81
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a total of II first downs TO Clark's
three.
Evening star., 1923-03-21

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Evening star., 1923-03-21
WOOD ALCOHOL KILLS
TWO AT FORT; TWO ILL
Poison Taken From Benning Store
room Fatal, According to Of
fetal Report.
By the Associated Press


COLUMBUS, Ga, March 21.-The
drinking of wood alcohol. believing it
to be grain alcohol. which had been
taken from an Army storeroom at
Fort Benning. brought death to two
men, and Private Dewey Carroll, 17th
Ordnance Company, is not expected to
survive, according to an announce
ment made by Army officials here
Private Aaron +. Harrell, Signal
Corps. and Henry NJ. Davis, civilian
electrician, are dead, while Carroll
and Private Lewellyn Herd, infantry
school detachment, are in the post
hospital. Medical experts are of the
opinion that the men drank wood al
cohol.
An official statement was issued at
the fort saying Harrell and Davis
had died and Carroll is blind and not
expected to recover. A board of in
quiry is now investigating the case.
Army doctors believe they said,
that Herd would recover.
Evening star., 1923-03-21
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GOULD Is UNCHANGED.
Physicians Decline to Announce
Gravity of Illness.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NICE, March 21.-The condition of
George j. Gould of New York, who is
Ill at villa near here, was announced
today as unchanged. His physicians did
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gravity of his illness.
Paris newspapers said today that a
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, 1923-02-25

Leather Pushers'' the casting direc-
tor was besleged with applications
from some of the best known pugil-
lists in the ring today. They knew
they would be given serious consider
alton because Reginald Denny. the
star. insists on realism. As a result
Director Harry Pollard obtained the
services of men like Sam MONEY!.
Jack Renault. Danny Hayes, frankie
Ryan and Bob Armstrong.
But the professional "pugs' admitted
that they earned their money, be-
aus Denny is a rugged athlete and
highly trained boxer. When he starts
in to fight in front Of tho camera his
opponent knows that he Ii in a scrap.
Several times Denny forgot all about
acting and fell into n regular smuggling
bee, and Hayden Stevenson, who
plays the part OF the wise cracking
manager, and Director Pollard had to
stop the camera and drag tho men
apart.
However, the realism hat Denny
iniects in his pictures is responsible
for n large share of their
The new series will be shown at the
Wyoming theatre, can t~ruthfully
be acclaimed the most enjoyable
short.length features on the screen
today. H. C. witwer, the author,
wired Denny his congratulations after
being shown the set and announced
, 1923-02-25
MARION DAVIES
COMING IN NEW
PICTURE SOON
Star Appears in when
Knighthood Was in Flower"
Next Sunday at Rialto.

How would you like to have one of
the most famous artists in America
suggesting IDEAS for your costumes,
n of tho cleverest designers In New
York Gty doing the actual work OF
designing and one OF the most exclu.
Rtve Fifth Avenue houses making
them? Such was the good fortune
of Marion Davies, star in the great
Cosmopolitan = Paramount production
when Knighthood Was in Flower +"
Acting on ideas suggested by Joseph
Urban. noted artist, a skilled designer
created costumes for Miss Davies
which surpass anything heretofore
seen on the screen Miss Davies. IS
Princess Mary Tudor. wears 10 differ
ent gowns and each gown has It's own
set of specially designed jewelry. One
OF these. pictured herewith. cos5 many
thousands OF dollars. It speaks for
Itself.
For his Inspiration Joseph Urban
drew upon his own store OF knowl.
edge and European courts, adroity
adapting the stiff costumes to the
youth and beauty OF the star. There
are sweeping trains. glittering head.
dresses, softly plumed hats. gowns Of
satins nnd silk, velvet and cloth Of
FLYER and gold encrusted with gems
and carried out in a harmonious color
scheme which only an artist could
devise.
It took three big studios to film
When K~nighthood Was in Flower"
which comes TO the Rinlto theatar for
an Indefinite run starting Sunday,
Maprb 4 No Daiua Or eXnensa were
spared to make tho picture one Of
the finest over seen on the screen.
Robert G.. Vignola directed. The cast
assembled in support of Miss Davies
IS a most notable n and includes
such well known players as Lyn Hard
ing, Forest Stanley, Ernest Glenden'
ming. Ruth Shepley. Theresa Conover
Maxwell, Macy Harlan and others.
, 1923-02-25
At the Iris

Sunday. Monda yand Tuesday
mighty LAX a Rose also headline
Orpheum act featuring Middleton and
Spellmeyer in the western comedy
sketch Lonesome Land;;'' also Doug
Isitt, singing Mighty LAX n Rose"
, 1923-02-25
VALENTINO In
4-DAY run AT
LOCAL THEATER
"The Young Raiah," New
Starring Vehicle, Begins
at Rialto Today.

Rodolph Valentino. star Of Blood
and Sand" n Paramount picture
which proved to be the most brilliant
success of tho decade. has another
screen triumph in his latest starring
vehicle. THE Young Rajah," which
opens at the Rlalto theatre for four
days days, beginning today. The sue
cess achieved not only by BLOOD and
Sand" but by THE Shiek." is bound
TO be duplicated by THE Young Ra-
jah," which indisputably presents
Mr.. Valentino in perhaps the greatest
characterization ever essayed by that
popular star. The picture, directed
by Philip Rosen. the scenes beautiful,
ly photographed. the action as rapid
as It is dramatic, and a practically
al!-star supporting cast headed by
Wanda Hawley and Charles ogle.
should n doubtless will. win the
plaudits Of Mr.. Valentines admirers
wherever It is displayed.
, 1923-02-25
Heat
Ends Rheumatism

Red Pepper Rub takes the ouch
from sore, stiff. aching joints. It can
not hurt you. and It certainly stops
that old rheumatism torture at once.
When you are suffering SO you can
hardly get around. just try Red Pep.
per Rub and you will have the quick.
est relief known. Nothing has such
concentrated. penetrating heat as red
peppers. Just as soon as you apply
Red Pepper Rub you will feel the
tingling heat. In three minutes It
warns the sore spot through and
through. Pain and are gone
Ask any good druggist for a jar OF
Rowles Red Pepper Rub. Be sure to
get the genuine, with the name
RowIes on each packAEe.-Advertise-
ment.
, 1923-02-25
Theatncas :: Vaudeville :: News of Local Offerings :: Notes of FIJI

"a Woman OF No Importance" by
Oscar Wilde.
Either marry you. strike you
across the face-or BOTH" responds
the other character.
The man ~thereupon kisses her.
And she-well, she strikes him across
the face with her glove.
OF cours IL you have read the
play. you will remember that the
man richly deserved to be struck
across h face. But whether you
have read or seen the play or not,
you simply must see the picture
which comes to the Rialto theatre
on next Thursday and Friday.
1t is rare that one sees such an
e~ngrossing film as this same "wo-
man OF Nc Importance" From first
to last It grips you tight, and at the
end you are thankful tina the
selznicks have brought his famous
Oscar Wilde play to the screen. {.
Here is a cast hat acts, really
acts. In the title role, Fay Comp
ton. the beautiful and gifted English
actress. does a most enviable piece of
work. As the woma was more
slnned against than SHINING she
beautiful touches.
Hardly less impressive is the act
ing az Milton Rosmer as the man in
the case. Fine is the word that
describes Mr.. Rosmer's acting better
than any other. 1t Is n .~curiously
unforgettable performance.
"A Woman OF No Importance is
the best study of English society
ever screened. Oscar Wilde brought
to thE screen-who can afford to
miss the combination?
, 1923-02-25
OSCAR WILDE COMEDY
IS SCREENED; WILL RUN
At R|ALTO ON THURSDAY

What do you think shed do II !
herr" asks one of the men in
, 1923-02-25

portance." Screen Snapshots. Pathe
News. Entertainers.
saturday-Leah Baird In when
Husbands Deceive" ''The Adven.
lures of Sherlock Holiness Fables
At the Wyoming.
Sunday THE Flirt." Also q
comedy.
Tuesday and wednesday-Gloria
Swanson in Don't Change Your Hus-
band" and THE Leather Pushers."
Thursday and Friday-"only n
Shop Girl; and comedy, "Stealin'
Home" Also Roy Stewart in Heart
of Oak"
Saturday only-"over the Border"
starring Tom Moore and Betty Comp
son.
, 1923-02-25
Clean Your Bowels. Stop Sick Headache, Dizziness,
Colds, Sour Stomach, Gases, Bad Breath

Clean your bowels-then feel fneI
Enjoy the incest, gentlest bowel
cleansing you ever experienced by
taking one or two candy-like Cas-.
carets tonight. They physlc your
bowels fully. All the c~onstipated
waste and sour bile will movo out of
the bowels without gripping or stirring
o up. There will be no bowel
, 1923-02-25

Sunday only-Tom Mix in '"Tralin," =.
and a two part comedy, "a Rag Doll
Romance"
Monday and Tuesday-Omar Lock-
lear, The ~skywayman," and a two.
part comedy, kiss and Makeup"
Wednesday and CHARACTERIZATION
Snls in ''Skin Deep" and Harold
Lloyd in Swing Your Pardners."
Friday and Saturday Through
the Back Door" starring Mary Pick.
ford: and Mutt and Jeff.
, 1923-02-25

Sunday, Monday, Tuesday. Wed.
MISUNDERSTANDING Valentino in THE
Young Rajah." Christie comedy.
Hazel From Hollywood" Kinogram.
Thursday and Friday-Oscar wilde's
great story. "A Woman of No I'm.
, 1923-02-25

he was one author that was perfectly
satisfied with the way his stories
were be interpreted.
, 1923-02-25

Sunday and Monday-Buck Jones
in BOSS OF Camp 4; also Tupins Lane
in a two part comedy. my Hero"
Tuesday, Wednesday. Thursday
, 1923-02-25

Douglas Mclean in "Bell Boy 49,"
also Pathe News and Topics OF The
Day and Our Gang in a big comedy,
Our Gang"
Friday and Saturday-A special
, 1923-02-25

vitagraph "a Front Page Story and
Hope a special classic; also Fox
News.
, 1923-02-25

Expert corsetier at the Barcley
Shop in tho o. s. Bldg.-Advertise-
want
, 1923-02-25

poison to cause colds, sick headache.
dizziness, biliousness or sour stom-
ach when you wake up in the morn.
ing. More men, women and children
take Cascarets for the liver and
bowels than all other laxative.
cathartics combined. 10 cent boxes,
also 25 and 80 cent sizes. Any drug
Observation-Disclosures.
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Chamoisette Gloves
$1.5O to $2.25

II and 14-button length, IN
mode, grey and tans. These are
the kind that wash and are so
very serviceable.
(SIyrcf
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-12

red tapers and carnations carried out
the valentine motif. At the large cen
ter table, a tall vase holding the car
nations was the central adornment,
The red candles burned in silver can.
delabras. Pouring tea and coffee at
this table were Mrs. c. Z. Robertson,
Mrs. John L. Browne, and Mrs. w
c. Price. At a smaller table also
adorned with the red carnations Mrs
Dick Ansley served the ice. Others as.
sisting in the dining room were Miss
Joyce Springer, Miss Martha Herr.
mann, Miss Camille Lodovic, Miss
Lava Taylor. Miss Marion Scott and
Miss Frances Skinner. Miss Scott
was charming in n quaint frock OF
pink taffeta. Mrs. Scott wore a
henna crepe de chine gown heavily en-.
broidered in cut steel beads. Miss
Parker wore dainty frock of pint
and blue crepe chiffon. trimmed with
gold lace and French flowers. Miss
Edeline Jones wore an attractive
black velvet model. Miss Mary
Browne wore red velvet gown.
~ ~ -
Mrs. Nathan Z. McCluer enter
tanned with q smart bridge luncheon
at her home on GraysOn street Mon
day complimenting Miss Courtenay
Ferguson, an attractive debutantc Oi
the season. Five tables of bridg,
players were present. Luncheon was
served at the small tables which were
attractively adorned with red sweet
peas and ferns carrying out the Val
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-12

hostess in receiving were Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Maverick Jr., Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Maverick Sr.. Mr.. and
Mrs. Mnury Maverick and Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. S. Mcneil.
- y -
The Denver Heights Methodist
Mems Club will entertain Monday
with Ladies Night" at the church.
4 short business session will preccde
the entertainment.
~ = -
The Latin-American Club will ell
terrain at s o'clock Monday with q
Valentine dance in the pink room Of
tho Gunter Hotel The dance will be
for the members and their friends.
~ y -
The City Union Of Christian En-
deaver will hold their regular business
and social meeting Monday evening at
the Evangelical Church on Nolan
street beginning promptly at 7:45
o'clock. 4 song service with Milton
Arnold at the piano will be followed
by the business meeting with Charles
\. Hall. second president. presiding.
Lawrence Short will have charge of
the program and Mrs. W. II. Mitchell.
chairman, of the social hour.
~ - -
Alamo Chapter Of the Daughters of
the Republic of Texas will meet
Tuesday, February Is, at the Alamo.
~ ~ ~
The Woman's Auxiliary of West
minister Mission will meet Tuesday,
with Mrs. G. s. Moore at 322 North