Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 43, Number 222, 30 July 1918 — Page 7

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LEAGUE SCHEDULES MAY CLOSE AUG. 20

CHICAGO, July 30. Closing the major league schedules about August 20 and btaglng the world's series Immediately thereafter, Is the plan now favored by President Ban Johnson of the American League company to comply with Secretary Baker's work or fight order. President Johnson Monday sent a bulletin to the American Leastue club owners asking lielr approval of the plan, which. It s understood, also Is under consideration by the National League. Closing the season August 20 would leav? 11 days In which to prepare for the world's series and still obey Secretary Baker's order to disband September 1. If the August closing Is agreed upon, the western clubs of the American League will not start the eastern Invasion scheduled for August 14, and the eastern clubs of the National League will not Mart west. The days remaining before the official shutdown, September 1, probably will be employed in playing exhibitions and games with clubs in the same sections.

Harris, p; Clark, c; Moran, if; Bowman, 2b; Jennings, 3b; Tonhey, ss; Crouse, rf; Delporte, cf; Kessler, lb; Ellis, substitute.

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vk jam am a iaear HOW THEY STAND National League. Clubs Won Lost Pet. Chicago 59 32 .648 New York 56 33 .615 Pittsburg 47 42 .528 Philadelphia 42 47 .472 Cincinnati 41 43 .461 Boston 41 52 .441 Brooklyn 38 50 .432 St. Louis 38 56 .404 American League. Cluhs Won Lost Pet. Boston 57 37 .COS Cleveland 52 43 .553 Washington 50 43 .538 New York 46 43 .517 Chicago 43 48 .473 St. Louis 41 50 .451 Detroit 41 51 .446 Philadelphia 37 53 .411 National League. Cincinnati at Philadelphia. Chicago at Boston. St. Louis at Brooklyn. Pittsburg at New York. American League. Washington at Chicago. New York at Detroit. Boston at St. Louis. Philadelphia at Cleveland.

JUNIORS OPEN CITY TENNIS TOURNAMENT

The city junior tennis tournament started Monday when Hiss defeated King, Luby lost to Kessler, and Harktns forfeited to Thornburg. The senior City tourney will be started Tuesday when Walker, a Garfield teacher, meets Shel Simmons, the old R. H. S. star who captained the school tennis team for two years. The winner of this match will play Don Bell, a college player of some note. The matches to be played yet in the junior tourney are: First round, Law-ler-Weaver, Hawekotte-Thomas, Pow-ell-Eversman, and Wilson-Roy Hawekotte. Second round: ThornburgHiss, Shoemaker-Kessler. The rest depend on -the winners in the first round. The first round matches must be played oft before Wednesday night. The Earlham summer term championship match between Mildred Clark and Ruth Shera was called Monday night because of rain. When the rain started, Miss Shera had won one set and the score of the second set was 4-3 in her favor. The match will be finished sometime this week.

Grasshopper Control

Yesterday's Games

Funeral Services for Helen Kennedy Wednesday Helen May Kennedy, 7 years old, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lon Kennedy, 322 South Eighth street, died Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock at Reid Memorial hospital as the result of a surgical operation. She was torn in Richmond, and is survived by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lon Kennedy, one brother, Mark and one sister, Jane. Funeral services will be held at the St. Paul's Episcopal church Wednesday afternoon at 1 o'clock, the Rev. Mr. Burbank officiating. Burial will be at Camden, Ohio. Friends may call any time.

By J. C. Kline. Grasshoppers are doing considerable damage in the country, particularly in the home gardens. The following ingredients thoroughly mixed is highly recommended by the U. S. Department of Africulture in controlling this pest: Bran 25 pounds Paris green .1 pound Oranges or lemons.. 6 pounds Cheap syrup or molasses 2 Quarts Water 3 gallons Mix the dry bran and poison in a wash tub, then add the syrup and finely chopped fruit. The above quantity is sufficient for sowing 6 acres. The bait should be applied by sowing it broadcast early in the morning or late in the evening. For a small garden the following mixture is sufficient: Bran 1 pound Paris green 1 ounce Lemon 1 Syrup 5 tablespoons Moisten with water until moist enough to stick together. Spread in on garden by sowing broadcast with the hands. Man Who Escaped from Jail Three Years Ago Arrested Here Monday Charles Todd, who escaped from the county jail three years ago after serving ten days of his thirty day sentence, was arrested Monday at Eighth and Main streets just before he started to Indianapolis. He was taken back to the county jail to serve the rest of his sentence.

CONSIDER TOBACCO AS REVENUE SOURCE

WASHINGTON, July 30 Tobacco as a source of revenue was considered today by the house ways and means committee, which is framing the new $8,000,000,000 revenue bill. Taxes on liquor and other beverages, will not be decided upon until practically all of the obher items of the bill have been framed, according to the tentative program of the committee, made public today. The committee yesterday agreed that the present taxes on passenger tickets and freight shipments will not be increased in the new bill, owing to the advance in rates recently ordered by the railroad administration. The majority of the me'mbers of the committee are said to favor inclusion in the bill of a tax on freight for export and on frieght brought into the country.

boys "over there," and for the brave peoples who are bearing the most terrible part of the common burden. Wherever you are ,a Red Cross chapter or branch wil be within visiting distance. To all vacationers, then: Do some Red Cross work while you are resting. Lend the rural chapter workers a hand. You will return from your vacation with a more peaceful soul if you do.

SUIT FOR PARTITION

Suit for partition of real estate was filed in circuit court by Isophine Brown, Roy M. Brown, Harrison Brown, Anna J. and Jesse Addleman, Ralph and Marjorie Brown, Ruby and Paul Klemming against William O. Seaney, administrator for the estate of Jesse E. Brown.

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On The Screen

WANT CHAUTAUQUA NEXT YEAR

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OXFORD, O., July 30 Forty Oxford citizens have signed a guarantee "for $825 for the return next year of the Coit-Alber Chautauqua, which has just closed a successful week here.

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FARMLAND TO PLAY GIANTS SUNDAY After the comedy game of July 28, the Richmond fans will get a change when the Farmland club comes to Richmond next Sunday to play the Giants. The Farmland team has the distinction of being the only team that has defeated the Richmond Giants this year, and a fast game should result next Sunday when these two teams clash. The players on the Farmland team nre not strangers to the Richmond fans and all of the players are known to be first class ball men. ' All the fans know Jennings and Clark, who play with the Farmlanders. On August 25 the Dayton Rubbers may come here for double header with the Giants, and they may bring a tire with them and give it away as they did t the last game. A woman pitcher who formerly played with the Texter Bloomer Girl's team may accompany the Dayton team. The lineup of the Farmland club la: ,

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clown and ringmaster were supreme, is the big feature of "The Biggest Show on Earth," the new photoplay by Florence Vincent, in which Enid Bennett, the beautiful Thomas II. Ince Paramount star, is the leading figure. There is a pretty love story in which Roxie and her sweetheart are the chief figures. Roxie is opposed by the aristocratic mother of her fiance, who regards circus folk with supreme contempt until her husband, a proud Colonel, confesses that he owns part of a circus and hints that if Roxie isn't good enough for his son, he (the Colonel) isn't good enough for the proud mother. After Roxie risks her life to save her father's circus from a riotous mob, she Is accepted as true blue all around and finds happiness. The picture is exceptionally fine and the cast one of unusual excellence. "The biggest Show on Earth" will be the bill at Washington, theater today. MURRAY. "The Only Road," the Metro Ail-Star Series picture, which will be exhibit-

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ed at the Murray theatre today, presents the star, Viola Danna, in characterization strikingly removed from anything she has yet done. This screen play is brimful of action, and peapled with the fascinating types of the West of the present day. The big situation which comes as a climax to a succession of Bwiftly moving episodes is startling and absolutely new to the screen. '

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GLORIA SW ANSON in "You Can't Believe Everything" Also a comedy "IN RIGHT WRONG"

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EVERY DAY IS A FEATURE DAY ON OUR PROGRAM THIS WEEK

Last Time Today THOMAS H. INCE presents

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"The Biggest Show on Earth" "Do you like to 'Take in the Circus? Yes? Then you'll want to see life' behind the scenes' as portrayed by Enid Bennett in this wonderful story of circus, life." Also Showing a Riotous L. Ko. Comedy

PRETTY BABIES"

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The official Government feature 'The American Sailor

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ADULTS 15c

CHILDREN 5c

DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM On Wednesday and Thursday THOMAS H. INCE presents

The foremost delineator of western types in the world, in "The Silent Man"

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"FATTY" Arbuckle In His Latest and Greatest Comedy "GOOD NIGHT NURSE" ADULTS 20c CHILDREN 10c

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"THE HOUSE OF GOOD MUSIC" TUESDAY ROBERT WARWICK and ELAINE HAMMERSTEIN In "Accidental

Honeymoon

MUSICAL PROGRAM VERTNER SAXTON tnd MISS WIN EG ART in individual numbers. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY Pauline Frederick in "HUNGRY HEARTS' Added Attraction Daily Latest UNIVERSAL WEEKLY of Current Events SHOWS CONTINUOUS FROM 2:00 TILL 11:00 P. M.

PRICES: Adults 15c, War Tax, 2c; Children

5c; War Tax 1c.

EXCELLENT MUSIC COMFORTABLE SEATS

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The Only Road"

Miss Dana gives a wonderful exhibition of fancy dancing in this Metro All-Star Series picture. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY George Walsh in "THE KID IS CLEVER" Also "Allies War Review" FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Mae Murray In "HER BODY IN BOND," also "Allies V.Tar Review." TODAY Second episode "House of Hate," featuring Pearl White and Antonio Moreno SHOWS CONTINUOUS FROM 2:00 TILL 11:00 P. M.

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