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    THE BEE :x OMAHA, TUESDAY, 'APRIL ' 30, ' 1918.
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McManus
THIS SPEAKER
REPEATS DOUBLE
OF TEN DAYS AGO
Feature of Chicago-Cleveland
Game in Which Three Indian
Pitchers Were Unmerck
fully Slugged.
Cleveland, O., April 29.Chicago
opened its series in Cleveland by hit
ting three Cleveland pitchers ' hard
and winning, 8 to 4.
After Williams ,had held. Cleveland
to three hits in six innings he lost
control and passed the first three
men up in the seventh. Qanforth re
lieved him and passed Chapman.
Speaker singled and Dinforth gave
way to Cicotte, who allowed one more
to score on a sacrifice fly.
A double play by Speaker was the
feature of the contest. With Collins
on second and Jackson on first, Speak
er trapped Felsh't fly and tagged Col
lins, then touching second, forcing
Jackson, thns repeating play; he
worked on Detroit 10 days ago. Score:
CHICAGO. ' CLEVELAND.
AB.II.O.A.E. AB.H.O.A.E.
talMd.lf S t I 0 Halt, 8b S 0 0 1
tVavr,s S
5. Cln,!b
S t
OOets.lh 1 f 1
OChroan. S S S
08pekr,c 4 S 4 1
Jacksn.rx I
Kelnob.cf S
Oandil.lb S
M'Mlln.Jb S
SchalM ' 4
C.Wlm,p S
Onfrth:p.
Rotb.rf S01
OWbfns.lb I I 4
111
OKvngh.lb 4
0 Wood.lf t
O'Nelll.o S
oGroom.p - S
OCoumbe.p 0
Clcotte.p 1
10
01
. Enmn,p 0
Total 14 14 JT ir Wlkn,B
A.W1UU
Oraney
MtlUr 1
i at
o
oooo
' f' " Tolal Jl 4 ST 147
V.ttt4 far Coyrob In seventh.
. "Ratted (or Ha.1t la aeventh.
V BaU4 tor Ensmann In stthth. , .
Chtcais ' t l
Llevla4 4
I
0
.01
'Twvvhata tiltt":,an4ll. War. 'Ctcott.
Three-bat hit: Wr. - stole. bai:
Jackson, Bpaakar.i- 8 as rifle hlti , ' Wand.
fcaorlflc (Ilea: Jackson, Rotb. Double
- play: WsrabaganM, Chapman, Kavanath,
SpMkar (unassisted). Latt on baa: Chi
cae Si Cleveland, S. Baa on ball: Oft
William, Sj off Denforth. I: off Groom, I;
off Coumba, i. lilt: Oft Oroom, In
four innlnfs; son out In fifth; off Coumba,
4 ip. three Innings; off Emraann, two In 1
innlnti off Wilkinson, nona la on Iniflnf ;
off William. S In alt Innlnas: non out In
Mvnath: off Danforth. 1 hit (pltohad to
two hatter, non out); off Clootie non In
,unin,. ui, vj triivuvu 07 TV ill-
tarn. 1 (Roth); by Ensmann, 1 (MoMuIIId).
fttntck out: By William, S; by Clootta, 1,
Winning pitcher: Wllllama, Lorinf pltchar:
Oroom.- . -
J 4 Tlgar Morllng TataL
. St.' tioul. April !. Poor . pitching by
M'lcbelt. Hall and Finneran enabled St.
Loul to Win the opening gam ot the aerir
from Detroit her today, IS to 3. It irV
Mitchell's lat gam with the Tiger. He
leaves tonight for Camp Pike, Llttl Rook,
Ark., having baan drafted. -
' Ot the three Detroit pitcher, St. Loul
ecurad 11 blta, 10 bale on ball, and on
hit tetuman. In th fifth and eighth In
nlnge. th local batted around setting five
ad four ran, reapeottvely.
DETROIT. BT. LOUI8.
AB.H.O.A.B. AB.H.O.A.E.
Dran,lb 4 1 S 1 STobln.cf 10 2 0 0
Bueh.ea S 0 0 1 OMaiael.Sb S
Cobb, ct - 0 I I 0 OBIalar.lb - S
Veach.lt 4 1 S 0 0Smlth.lt S
ie!lmn,rf lilt OHndryx.rf S
WitMb 4 0 A 1 ODemlll.rf 1
Tonng.lb 4 I S S lOedeon.ib I
Blaaage.O 4 14 1 ONmaker.o S
itekU.P S11S 0 Gar bar. a S
x t
w
0 0
S 0
s s
I s
0 s
J-ll.p . 0 0 0 0 eDavport,p LI 1
pncr s i 0 0 0 0
rineran.p 0 0 0 S 0 Total IS 11 ST II
Walker I I 0
ToUli ' ll 1 14 IS 4
Bailed for Halt In atxth.
Batted for Finneran ta ninth.
Detroit ......1 S . 0 0 0 0 0 0 01
81. Lool '0 0 0 1 0 1 4 U
TwobaM bit: Veach, Hellman. Stolen
baa: Smith, Slalar. Cobb (2). 8acMflo
hit: Bueh, Gerbar. Bacrltic file: tsinlth,
litrtoer. Double play: Garber, Gadeon and
Staler. Left oa baaea: Detroit, I; 8t. Loula,
to. lint baa oa error Detroit. vl ; 8L
Loula. . Baaa on ball Oft Mitchell. I;
eft Hall. I: "' riaaeran. St off Davenport.
Hlta: Off Mitchell. S in four Inning (non
out In fifth) i oft Ball 1 In on Inning; off
1 Imuran. T la thro tnnlnf. Bit by pitched
hail: By Hall (Smith). Struck out: By
Mitchell, t; by Davenport. 4. Loelng pitcher,
Mitchell.
Fremont. Marksman Is High
Gun at Omaha Club Shoot
Al Koyen cf Fremont was high gun
it a trap shcot staged at the Omaha
Gun club S'ir.day. Koyen broke el
out of 100 urgets, despite the young
cyclone that . visited Umaha Sunday
Scores were as loiiows
i : Broko. Targeta.
Tartar ................ 71
Holltngawortb 4 ; l
!"l"!'.v!r.!4o
Porta 4. I
100
WtWon 44
n. Mlddaugb 20
Talcott i 20
Prna. ......41
rlwn I .10
Klngstoy .. .....72
jinil rough ......'...,....70
Mama 24
v ttlia 10
loe
40
76
. 26
100
(0
(0
Mlddaugb ...
i elino .,.....
( edlck
I -sDonald ...............
;:?on ........... J..
Uliain
7:;:ka Swings Ax Upon ,
v Three Ambitious Youths
Topeka, Kan., I AprU -i 29. Three
r:etnbers of the Topeka Western
I 'guei club were released today by
Owner- Abb.tt. Hartman, outfielder,
" .. it j-ear with the Denver club; Moss
's zn. a reervit catcher, and Command,
scmi-prof-rjiohal from Grand Rap-
Hs, Mich, were the men let ganari
an w as -scui to Tacoma in the Pa-
:ific Coast league. ; - ' ,
' . f- y" y '
. Codec Bae Bait
Hanover, N. Hi Aprti 20. Weat Virginia
nierlty"defld r'arlmouth, I to 0,- toj
iay. in the sorenth Inning the visitor.
tunc!i4 hit clid, awed by an error, cored
tt ijuua,
. ' - . . '.
Standing of the Teams
AMKR. LEAGUE. '
NAT.
LEAGUE. ,
W.L,Pct.
W.L.Pct.
Baaton 10 1 .tSSINaw Tork
..10 I .(Ot
Chicago .... 4 1 ,C7Phlla. SI .727
Clavaland. ..4 1 .62! Chicago .... S .687
V TnrU f 7 .417 Cincinnati ..7 4 .636
Wuhinaton 4 i .4001 PltUburlh ..4 4 .(00
D.trolt 2 4 .232 8L Loul ... ST ,23
I-hlla. ST .200Bofton i S .200
St. Lout ... 3 T .222 Brooklyn ... t 0 .100
Ymtorrlay'i Rcanlta.
.AMERICAN L1SAGUE.
Chicago, I; Cleveland, 4.
St. Loula. 11; Detroit, S.
New Tork-Pl-.lladelphIa, rain.
Boaton-Waihlngton, rain.
. NATIONAL LEAGUE.
K.W Tork, 6; Philadelphia. 0.
Cincinnati, 4. Bt. Louie, I.
PitUburth-Ch'cago, rain.
Brooklyn-Boston, rain.
Today' Game.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Detroit at 8t Loula, Chlrago at Clavaland,
Washington at Boaton, Philadelphia at New
Tork, ,
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Flttaburfth at Chlrago, Bt. Loula at Cin
cinnati, New Tork at Philadelphia, Boaton
at Brooklyn.
Wielding
By FEED S. HUNTER.
CHRISTY MATHEWSON'S de
cision to remain with Cincinnati
instead of going to France to teach
base ball to the soldiers bewilders us
almost as tmxlvas Christy's original
acceotance of the Red offer. Why a
.man reputed to be possessed of great
quantities ot gray matter as oig oix
should deliberately choose to manage
Cinoumati is an action which we con
fess is more than we can understand.
Hopeful Jess.
JESS WIIXARD admits he has all
but given up hope of fighting Fred
Fulton July 4. Jess may bt tne nope
ful cuss he pretends to be, but we
cannot help but suspect he nas been
looking up that camouflage word. .
The Matter cf Profittv
AS we understand it the aim of the
promoters of the shaky Willard-
Fulton fight is to attract a gate of
more than $100,000, but the results of
our calculation are that unless the
fight draws at least $1,000,000. Colonel
Miller will never realize enough to re
imburse hint for railroad faie, hotel
bills and taxi audits squandered al
ready, c. '
Central's Nanny." , -
CENTRAL HIGH athletes will
make another excursion to, Lin
coln Saturday to take part in the an
nual state track meet J he Umaha
athletes, we presume, are hopeful of
scoring victory. We do not wish to
discourage tnera in their aims and
ambtttons, bat -we would like to get
down a Coca Cola o two that their
invasion will be a total loss. There is
something about the atmosphere of
Lincoln which always drives the Cen
tral Higd athletes nanny into, his cane
just as soon as he docks at the depot.
It's Always Cloudy.
THE dayl:gttf saving bill may be a
huge success but you never will
oe able to nuke Umaha g amateur ball
players belifve it They haven't seen
tne sun since the law went into effect.
Three-Game Record in
' Novelty League Broken
The Sciple team in the Noveltv
league broke the league record for
three games on the Farnam alleys last
night with a total of 1,559. Miss Rae-
ber rolled the high ladies game with
a total of 562. The Howard tun
leads the league with the Millson
team a close seiond.
a he stores:
lat. Id. Sd. Total.
Mr. Jameaon 1(7 147, let 470
Mlea Pilling , 162 1(7 13S 4S4
Mr. Jaroel , 145 177 1ST 40
Total,..... ....... ...in
' ' 1st.
Id. Sd. TotaL
11S 115270
U7 16 S00
Mlea Goern ..,.140
Mis Miller 117
Mr. Garnanda 174
126 ISO at
Totala ',
Mr. Thompson
Mlaa Thompson
Mr. Mtllaon ..,
.101
lit.
1J
..147
467
2d.
US
Hi
194
C10
Id.
US
173
S24
"iSJ
Id.
141
110
143
4401437
3d. Total.
15! 473
150 452
:;o
201 407
ToUl
Mis Hansman
Mrs. Stanton ,
Mr, Howard ..
,.tn
t01-1532
' it.
..170
,.U4
Sd. Total.
170 495
157 514
141534
5131541
....140
.Total
471
1st
Mr. Cowle .,130
Mis Maynard 171
Mr. Muffley 127
Totala .441
1st.
3d. Total,
153 424
137 403
170 S20
414 4101352
Id. 3d. Total.
Mr. Karls .
Mrs. Murray
Mr. Eld son ,
121
...-T..11J
205
140 133 303
lis ITS 380
201 lt 665
Totala
Mr. Raeber
Mra. Helms ,
Mr. Sciple .
Total ....
..454
let.
..173 '
,.124
..100
..407
4(0
Id.
204
147
137
631
2d.
177
101
144
:j
id.
180
1S4
190
3041308
3d. Total.
134 66 J
140 410
133 573
5241550
1st.
1I
u et 141
140
N.........t3J
"1st.
i 13
,. 134
3d. Total
Mlaa Verdlgren
Miaa Muir ....
Mr. Melster ..
Totala .....
Mrs. Huff ...
Mrs. Celty ...
Mr. MtAzger ..
Total
130 461
157 300
130 443
4351333
3d. Total.
141 470
140 428
US 433
..1
ford Ajrrlealtnral and Breeder amoclattoa,
at Ifarre da .rar. ,Md.
j Eaa Balli-Wttentnt of th scomib of th
TVcHtrnt awnelntlon. Opening of the season
it th racifl Coast International league.
443 6:4 4611437
I' WJ C A ri 1 I I
STOCK'S COSTLY
THROW FATAL TO
Plli LADELPHI A
i
Kauff, for the Giants, Was
Star, Getting a Double and
Three Singles in Five
Times Up.
Philadelphia, April 29. New York
retained its hold on - the National
league lead by flanking Philadelphia
today, 6 to 0 Tesreau allowed five
scattered singles, while Mayer was
batted freely, extra base hits and
Stock's wild :hrow accounting for vir
tually all the Giants' runs. Kauff was
the star, getting a double and three
singles in five times up. Young hit
the first ball Mayer pitched for a
triple. Score;
NEW TORK. PHILADELPHIA.
AB.H.O.A.B. AB.H.O.A.B.
Younff.rf 6 12 0 IBancrft, 4 1 S t 1
Kauff.cf t
J.Burna.lf S
0M'Gfgn,2b 4
C8tock.3b
Zmrmn.Sb 4
Doyle. 2 b S
OCravth.rf
OLudnia.lb
OWhlted.lf
OMeueel.ct
OE.Burne.o
OMayer.p
0Fltzgrld
OTlncup.p
011
0 0
Fletchr.e
Holke.lb
M'Carty.o
Thorp
Rarldan.o
1 IS
1 S
0 0
0 S
S 0
Teereau.p
Total 27 12 SI IS 1 Total SI S 27 IS S
Ran for KcCarty In aeventh.
Batted for Mayer In eighth.
New Tork ....10020011 1 S
Philadelphia ...0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00
Two-bee hit: Doyle, Teareau, Kauff.'
Three-baa hit: Toung. Sacrifice fly:
Holke. Double play: Tearaau to Fletcher
to Hoik. L't on baaea: New Tork, S;
Philadelphia, S. Tlrat baaa on error: Phlla
delphla, 1. Base on ball: Off Teareau,
S; off Mayer, 1. Hit: Off Mayer, 10 In
eight Inning; oft Tlncup, S In on Inning.
Struck out: By Teireau, H by Mayer, 1.
Loilng pltchar; Mayer.
Beds Win In Batting Hatty.
Cincinnati, O., April 20. Cincinnati won
from St. Lout today by a sharp batting
rally In th , l-lnth Inning. The vlaltora
cored on run In th econd on Horniby'
doubl and Bmlth'a alngl and added two
mora In the fourth on hit by Balrd, Horni
by and Smyth. Meadow bald th local
perfectly af until the alxth, when hit by
Groh and Rouen, 8, Magee'a triple to right
and a ilngl by Griffith gave them three
rune, tying the acor. With on out In the
flret half of the eighth. Nlehoff doubled to
right and Balrd walked. Regan wa then
relieved by EIHr, who paiaed Horniby, fill
ing th baaea. Crulaa tiled to Roueh, Tho
juggled th ball, but caught It before It
reached th ground. . Nlehoff ran homt
from third on the out. bnt wa called out
by TJmplr 0'Dayfor leaving third baa be
fore th catoo waa made, tbua completing
a doubla play. In the laat half of the ninth,
Neale and Blackburn alngled and Wlngo
waa purpoiely paued, tilling th baaea.
Chaa batted tor Eller and forced Neale at
the plate, but Groh (ent a long fly to right,
on which Blackburn ecored th winning
run. Score:
ST. LOD18. CINCINNATI.
AB.H.O.A.E. AB.H.O.A.B,
Smith. cf
Nlehot.lb
Balrd, 3b
Hrnaby.a
Crulae.lf
aulet,lb
Smyth.rf
110 OOroh.Sb S
4 S
Kl
1ST lL.Mage,b 4
1 11 ORousch.ef S
I I I 09.Mage.lb 4
0 0 0 OOrlfflth.rt 4
111 0 0Neale,lt ..3
ISO OBlkbrn.a 4
0 S 3 OWIngo.o S
0 0 3 ORegan.p S
Gonzalea.o 4
Mtadws.p S
Eller.p
0 0 0 0 0
Total.. 31 S:S II l'Chas
110 0 0
Totala.,88101718 I
Batted for Eller In ninth.
Two out when winning tun aoortd.
St Loud 0 1 0 S 0 0 0 0 0 I
Cincinnati 0 0 0 0 0 S 0 14
Two-base hit: Nlehoff. Horniby. Three-
ban hlta: Rouan. B. Mage. Sacrifice fllea
uron. bruise, uouoi piaya: iiouan 10 1
Mage to Oroh, Nlehoff to Horniby to Paul-
tta, left on base; Cincinnati, 7: St, Loula, S,
First baaa on error: Cincinnati, 1; St Loula,
1. Baaea on ball: Off Regan. 3: off Eller 1:
off Meadow. 1. Hlta: Oft Regan. S In aeven
and one-third Inning: off Eller, 0 In one
and two-third Inning, lilt by pitched ball!
By Meadow. 1. Struck out: By Regan, 4;
by Eller, 1; by Meadow, 1. Winning pitcher:
Eller.
Offers Liberty Bond Purse
pot Leonard-White Match
Milwaukee, Wis-' April 29. A box
ing contest calling for 60 per cent of
the gross receipts in Liberty bonds to
b$ divided between the contestants,
is offered by Tom Andrewslocal pro
moter, for a 10-round bout betweetf
Benny- Leonard, lightweight cham
pion, and Charley White, to be staged
in Milwaukee in May or June.
A title match for the flyweiiiht
championship between "Zulu Kid" and
Frankie Izzo is proposed as a semi
final bout.
Under the proposed arrangements,
the 10 per cent of the receipts, which
goes to the state and the promoters'
share also would" be devoted to the
purchase of Liberty bonds.
Exhibition Games
St Joseph. Mo.. April IS. R. H. E.
St Joseph Western League. , 0 S .1
Minneapolis Aruer. Association..... T 13 1
Batterlea: Gaspar, Thleman and Bach-
ant. Ctairy; WtiHama, Bhellenbak and Gray.
Indianapolis, April IS. - R. H. E.
8t Paul .....11 II 3
Indianapolis , , 7 15 5
Batteries: Hall, Hagerman and Glenn;
Pilllnglm. Falxmburg- and Schang, Oossett
Kansas City. AprU IS. R. H. K.
loplln Weetera. League.. 8 14 4
Kansas City Amer. Association.... 11 IS S
Batterlea:, -Vaple, McMillan, Brown and
Collins, Agn( Crutcher, Winter and La-
Longe, onslow.
Caddock and Zybszko to
Battle in Chicago May 8
Chicago, April 29. Sergeant Earl
Caddock. of the National army,
world's heavywefeht wrestling cham
pion, nas matched tonight to meet
Wladck "ybszko, the Polish cham
pion, in .-. final match to be decided
here on May 8.
,
Southern Association.
At Memphis. : Chattanooga. I.
Others Bala.
AT THE
THEATERS
Promises of the Press Agents.
Boyd "Upatalra and Down," tha extreme
ly emart and witty comedy by tha Hattoni,
la being played at the Boyd with the aame
company Oliver Moroico put together for It
long tun In New Tork and Chtoagoi The
piece la full of (nappy ittuatlom and bright
Unci and ahow contraata in behavior that
are extremely Interesting. Omaha folka have
enjoyed it quit a much aa thoia of other
cltlei and tha audience at the Boyd are
nnanimoua In tbelr approval of the play and
the company.' A matinee on Wednesday.
Orpheom With tta regular wont society
took lta innings over at the Orpheum Mon
day night. Both the headline attractions.
Will M. Creasy and Blanche Dayne In "The
Wyoming Whoop," and Paul Morton and
Mis Glass with a musical satire called
"1918-1960," registered many laughs. Fun
lovers will find comedy aplenty on the cur
rent bill. Besides the headllners Al Simyne
and Demareat and Collette have acta well
calculated to storm the rlslbles.
Gayety You need not have- seen the
drama, 'The Thirteenth Chair,"' to appre
ciate the humor of the burlesque on It al
presented by Lew Kelly and the principals
with tha Behman ihow at the Gayety this
week. Mr, Kelly play th all-seeing detec-,
tlve and provea to be an expert In gather
ing evidence, hi method being not unlike
thoie of a holdup man. Entirely foreign to
th performance, but thoroughly appreciated
by the audiences, is Mr. Kelly's recital of
hi experience during th Huns air ralda
over London, In which city he spent the six
month prior to last January 1, a principal
comedian at tha Empire theater in a musical
revue. Ladlea' matinee dally.
Emprees "Inbad th Sailor," presented
by Arthur Huston and company, abounds In
laughter, aurprlae and specialties, with un
usual scenic acoompanlment. This act head
lines the bill at th Empress theater for the
first half ot th week. Jane Kan, the ec
centrlo comedienne, 1 causing quite a bit of
comment with her costume and singing and
dancing.
In the Silent Drama.
Strand Mary Plckford will hold forth
her tha remainder ot th week In her
Paramount Artcratt play, "Amarllly ot
Ciothealln Alley." The story Is on of th
slums and society and again provea the
theory that oil and water cannot mix, while
th story alao present many vlewa In Sai
Francisco's famous Chinatown, a It ex
isted befor til earthquake. It wa pro.
duced by th asm man who mad "Stella
Maria such a tuccesa. Comedies and the
Strand-Path New complete th bill.
Sun Bessie . Barrlscale will be shown at
this theater for-- three day starting today
in her Para.lt, p'ay, "Within th Cup." The
story obtain tta title from the fact that
telling fortunsa with tea leavea playa an
Important part In th Ufa of th heroin
and thos aasoclated with her. There 1
also a militaristic strain In th atory, but
It la not th rjatn issue, and a love affair
different because the woman thlnka bei
life I accursed Other good picture. In
cluding a comedy, will also be on th same
bill. i i
Empress A: th Empress theater th
William Vox play, "Her On Mistake," with
Qlady Brockwell aa th star, waa presented
befor large audience. "Th Spirit of the
Red Cross," a motion picture by Jamea
Montgomery Fligg, ahowlng. what la hap
pening to your boy, to your neighbor boy
"over there ' In the canteen, In tha
trench, in thu hospital and on the march,
will b aa added attraction for tha first
half of th week. A Mutt and Jeff car
toon complete th photoplay program.
Hipp CIladYi Leslie will hold forth at this
theater today and Wednesday In a Oreater
Vltagraph production. "Little Mlsa Noao
count" It is a cheerful comedy drama
that tella a atory that will provld excel
lent entertainment A good comedy will
also ba on th bill. Thursday and tor three
days comes 'Alimony," with an all-star
cast.
Muse Beglr.n'ng today and holding th
screen at th Muse for three daya Clara
Kimball Toung will be seen In "Tha Reason
Why," upporU-d by Milton 8111 and her
own company. It I just a type of a story
belt lulted tor tho itar, who characterisa
tion ot tho widowed wife, th heroine, will
endure a a screen classic.
Suburban Douglas Fairbanks will be fea
tured at tbl theater for th final times
today In his latest Paramount Artcratt play,
"Headin South." Tha atory la laid on th
Mexican borde. and Intermingles adventure
and daring with fun. Wednesday aees Clara
Kimball Young In "Th Marionette."
Lothrop Mary Pickford In the Para
mount plotura, "Th Llttl Princes," will
form th attraction at this theater today,
Th story la laM In England and th orient
It la on of her moat acceptable ' play.
Wednesday comes an all-star eaat In a
screen version ot th stag play, "On Trial.''
Hamilton) Basit Barrlacal will be eeen
at thl theater today In her first Paralta
plctur. "Madam Whot" It Is a story ot
tha civil war ond of a southern girt- who
entered th secret service to avenge the
death of her hther arid brother.', Wedne
day will be Mary Plckford in "Stella Maria. '
Alhambra W, 111am Farnum will be
shown her for th final tlmea today In the
William Fox vuper da luxe play, "Tha Coif,
queror." Th plctur 1 baseed on th lit
story ot Bam Houston, who had a moat
Itching. Scratching, Skih Diseases
Here Is a Sensible Treatment
That Gets Prompt Results.
For real, downright, harrassing
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romantic and adventurous career. Wednes
day Is Gladys Hulett In "Th Cigarette
Girl," and the fourth chapter of "The
House of Hate."
Apollo Clara Kimball Young will be fee-
tured at this theater for the final tlmee
today .In "Shirley Kaye," a itory full of
love and romance. Wednesday comes
Franklyn Farsum and Juantta Hansen In a
clever comedy-drama. "Fast Company"
Dundee Cona'anc Talmadg In "The
Honeymoon" will be th attraction at this
theater today. It tella of the honeymoon
trio of a young couple and how tho action
of the groom Icoked peculiar to' the bride,
but were really Innocent There wJU be no
show on Wednesday. Thursday comes
George Beban In "A Roadside Impresario,"
Paramount picture.
Hippodrome Eddy Polo will be shown at
thla theater today In the aeventh chapter
of "The Bull's Eye." Other good pictures
will also be mown and a pleasing enter
tainment Is p-omlsed. Wednesday comes
Ethel Barrymure In a Metro play, "An
American Widow." It I a comedy-drama
that Bhould be well received by thl thea
ter patrons.
Rohlff JacV Plckford In on of this
season's best pictures. "Tom Sawyer," will
be the Paramount offering at thla theater
today. It la a screen adaptation of the
Mark Twa,tn story, and the photography
was don In Hannibal, Mo., on the came
location as described in tha bools. Wednes
day comes Seifiue Hayakawa In "The Se
cret Game."
Grand William S. Hart will be shown at
thla theater for the last time today in his
latest Paramount Artcratt play, "Wolves of
th Rati." He ha a new characterization
In thl production, that of a railroad de
tective, Wednesday comes Little Madge
Evan in "Wanted A Mother." .
Ideal Mary Miles Mlnter will hold forth
here- today In 'A Bit of Jade." The atory
deala with a having been itolen from
a tempi In tho orient and the manner In
which It affected the Uvea of the Americans
who procured It Th fourth chapter of
"Th House ot Hate" will also be shown.
Wednesday cornea William S. Hart In a Tri
angle picture, "Th Patriot."
Big Leagues Plan Sunday
Games on Newark Grounds
New York, April 29. Regular
championship games of the National
and American leagues will be played
every Sunday hereafter at the former
Newark Federal league grounds at
Harrison, N. J., it was announced to
day. A weekly game scheduled at the
Polo grounds, New York, or at Eb
bets' field, Brooklyn, wjll be trans
ferred to the Harrison park ech Sun
day. President Tener of the National
league admitted tonight it was neces
sary so that the major leagues could
get back some of the money they must
pay for rental of the park under the
terms of the Federal league peace
agreement. j
Phil Cooney, Formerly of
Omaha, Signs With Joetown
St. Joseph, Mo., April - 29. Phi'
Cooney, former infielder of the Sioux
City and Omaha Western league
teams, has signed a contract to play
this season with the St. Joseph team.
Announcement also is made that Joe
Cantillon; owner of the Minneapolis.
Millers, has sold .Pitchers lineman
and McLaughlin to St. Joseph.
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"Hithin tire Gup"
The Story of One Who Loved
Not Wisely, But 'Too Well.
It's a Paralta Play-
Need We Say More
T o d a y- Wednesday Thursday
AMTJSEMEXTS.
VAUDEVILLE AND PHOTOPLAYS
ARTHUR HlbTON' & CO.
Present "INBAD THE SAILOR,"
A Spectacular Phantasy of Modern
Arabian Nights.
RAWNON CLAIRE
"In Their Yenterdaj'S."
Singing and Talking.
MARSHALL & COVERT
Darktotrn Dancing Master.
J A X E K A X K
x Eccentric Comedienne.
MUTT tt JEFF CARTOOX.
ITILLIAU FOX
Presents
.Gladys
Brockwell
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"HER ONE
MISTAKE"
"THE SPIRIT OF THE RED CROSS"
. MOTIOX PICTURE.
Bt .Tame Montgomery Flagg.
THE REALMS BEYOND THE SENSES
Th Reality t th Uima Dsmesrtrited by.
Elsborat Stag Expsrlmnts
Thra LKturu by
Dr, Frederick Fihch Strong
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LADIES' OlMfc MATINEE WEEK DAYS.
' Sat Mat snd Wee: "Th Step Lively GlUa"
Tonight and Wed.
Pop. Mat. Wed.. $1
. Th Merriet. Brightest, Snappieit
. e Comedy of th Year.
"Upstairs and Down"
By Frederick and Fanny Hatton.
Nights. BOc. 7Se. SI. OO. SO
in-
Clothesline Alley
MUSE
qxixixixixn
Clara
Kimball Young
in'
"THE
REASON WHY"
SUNSHINE COMEDY 1
Today and Wednesday
GLADYS LESLIE in
"Little Miss No Account"
HAMILTON
40th and
Hamiltoa
Today BESSIE BARRISCALE
'in "MADAM WHO?"
LOTHROP ?
24th and
sthrop
Today MARY PICKFORD"-'
in "THE LITTLE PRINCESS
Last Times Today DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS
In "HEADIN SOUTH
Friday and Saturday, "THE KAISER"
G R A N D
Last Times Todiy
WILLIAM S. HART in -"WOLVES
OF THE RAIL"
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