Iowa City Press-Citizen from Iowa City, Iowa • Page 8

THURSDAY, MARCH 17, 1921 IOWA CITY PRESS-CITIZEN PAGE SEVEN Mi-i OAN ivenerr city last year had the btit baseball team that ever represented the Athens; It league pVtyed here Sunday After Sunday; It inw a championship pennant serensly before the breezo when the 1920 Beacon closed. Hie cup of joy and pleasure for the baseball fans of Iowa Ctty and rlclnity wan nmflisir over iMt year, and these thou- eaads of fans arc hoping for "repeat" of this performance In ll. What will 192! bring? Last year, the local was Jnst fair one at the start; It got better ench Sunday, more WAS Added and In mid-season It WM flaying good bell as one could wtfh tt see In mln-r leasnic. Local f.ins were given the privilege of seeing tMs In ection by elrrnly contrlnutlne; to a will and the fi eferlns an too No fans got err as chWinlv as did here. of fla the local team kept uyi tho grounds, boitcht para- pharnnUfi and mid tenws; this there was little or nothing- ir.ft for the pleycrg Coed spcirlstnwptiln should change nil this ia the coming swson end this trll! he nfores'T to fl tbe success It sHonld be hrxc.

This yent, tho ran put a veteran organisation In tM fi-Md, a corn'Hinfctlo'' won the title test year, end ctn do It arntn tvfn Wlr, Is plvcn proper sttppirt. Th" PS City 13 In M'sibili th? ysr 1 r-P'5 whflly th" pnd the bu-Sr-fss isea 1 the city. Tn firet plnrp. a grr.nd Is nT-'rd tl-" pvlr. Thf 1 cltib Beet's ijrw suits crd new At a recent of fans and players, It was estimated that $500 would be needed by the club to start the seaoon.

This should be raised easily among fans and business men. Gamea here on Sundays and other days will bring more people to Iowa City than by any other means and this means much money spent in the Athens and the amount to be raised is small Indeed as compared to the returns and the fame which this eity can win. Soon subscriptions will be sought and every loyal citiien end fan should contribute generously and make baseball certain here this year. After the $500 Is raised, then It's tip to the fans to be liberal at the park for if the best teams are to come here, more money be available to pay these teams. A title team and the best baseball in the state is offered Iowa City if It only does Its part and takes advantage of the offer.

The baseball bug to already abroad in the land. Think it over fans and be ready to help give Iowa City another great team in 1921. In day, with motor car opejnticn ss "live" a topic as the weather wherever wen gather, the old controversy of the "four" vs. "six" has been revived. Most motorists are of the fixed opinion that a sls-cj lindered en- me must necessarily consume more gasoline than a four.

Thr item in "economy debates" vsual'y tire mileage and of the "fori" are usually strong in contention that fl ''four" is lighter in w-vht, wi'Ji B'vini' of rubber. ir his prejudice in fr.vor Of six, Mr. M'jise who il of Oa of Pen' lac. ons to tMrcs ii eonotny tbit to fire of rT.mcnt. 'fo 1 irrist travel in first hen -ye GASSAWAY MILES--MOTORIST 1AY, MR MILES-THAT BATTKW5 AULRUN OOWAI LIKC A WAITERS HEFL I'U.

TAKE IT THE ACIP NURSERY AUD PEEP IT SOFT CURRENTS FOR A WEEK PUT A KICK IT, THAT WILL. MAKE YOUR OPEAl AIR JUMP LIKE A KANGAROO- PLAY SAF. OLD RUN WITH YOUR BRAKES I THROUGH WITH THAT BLACK RCCKAED CUSTOMERS 6ASSAWAY ROLLED ONE OF THOSE ACID FUME EUNDRlES TREY PUMP KICKS tmo KICKLESS GAS ATTACK OP TME CHARGE ANE THE LOOSE ACI FUMES POT 6A5SAWAY OUT THE OPEAI AIR HE WOBBLED AWAY LIKE A RUBBER MAN WALKJftS ON A HOT STOVE" ies, in need of money, to help him asquire the polish and the well-bred, which he finds FO os- sential. She tries to force him in a marriage with her, but this la'jts, and he marries the girl of his choice. She, however, does not love her handsome husbani.

but simply marries him to save her father from financial ruin. She quickly recognizes in him the true nob'i- ity and goodness of his actor, end learns to love him. Mr. Tearle's characterization ot the struggling steel worker is ae- strving of the highest praise. He Is ably supported by Florence Dix- in, Gladdan James, and oiuo." well- known screen persona'itiex LIE i Christian Hetzel has been summoned to Muscatine, by a message telling of the damage to his house by lightning.

The bolt struck the building in his old home town, and shocked Mrs. P. J. Stein, his tenant's wife, the only person in the house at the time. A dozen windows were smashed; electrical fixtures were damaged; the cupola was shattered; and even a sidewalk, adjacent to the house in the yard, was torn up.

EVERETT TRUE By Condo PLAIN THAT AND T34GOTCT5 YOVR NOT Charles Marker, says a sad mes Yon Never Tire Of Cuticura Soap Because of its absolute purity and refreshing fragrance, it is ideal for every-day toilet purposes. Always include the Cuticnra Talcum in your toilet preparations. Flour 49 LB. SACK RUSSELL'S PREMIUM Money refunded if not satisfactory. 100 Ibs Bran, 100 Ibs.

Shorts, JJ OC 106 Ibs. Hen Feed, 106 Ibs. Chick Nice Minnesota $220 $230 Potatoes, bushel tfUTBO MILK, 5 tall cans, NlTTfcO MILK, 10 rniaU cans 4 No. 3 solid packed Tojmatoes, 4 cans Veribest Pork and Beans, 2 Ibs. Crisco or Snowdrift 4 Ibs.

Compound for 4 Ibs. Prunes', for 2 No. S.cattfi Pears or Peaches $1.15 49c 49c 49c 49c 49c 49c 49c 49c fcnd PEOTTES Wanted- the 'uK'-- I think all will to ttaV is the way he his statements. it r-ust be adr-itted tbrt is consumed in in first or second thr.n It cannot be denied that Iitht-we5ght, highly efficient, overhead vflve will pick up end with less labor ana gear shifting than a If this were not true I think all oars would he 'fours' as it costs less to bu'Jd them. "Well in this continual gear shifting, running in first or second, hard laboring and such, mo-3 gasoline is wasted than in anythins except a broken feed line or punctured tank.

"Why, do you imagine that Oakland could assemble its '18 to 20 miles on a gallon' testimony on anything except fact? NOW, as to tire mileage. PRESS AGENTS PROMISE PLEASURE TO PLAY-GOERS i confessed he does not possess her sage frtfm Ann Arbor, Mich, pass "SHE COULDN'T HELP AT THE GARDEN IT" You will hear a great'deal about light cars--particularly one make ot tire mileage that read like a wild cat tire maker boasting. No automobile can run without wearing down tires, even the most rabid adherents of the will admit that But tire economy comes from correct lightweight design with tires of a size to give the most efficient traction, cusloning and buoyancy to that same time tires can tf too" much oversize, weight in tires affects Of the car. Consequently, HVBB VI- "re the owner loses money by waste of gasoline. The car must be correctly designed with gravity cen- toed as to minimize skidding, one of the great expenses of safely, a six--for it is In light six that we be such as to buoyantly carry the car raising a blowout hazard.

"Those facts enter into the ques tion of is the most economical--a tour or the advanced find the most Unproved combination of desirable features for economical operation. It is these features that enable to handle BO successfully a cylinder car of good heelba eronle great riding comfort and-above all things--economy of operation. "That's the reason for my contention that an efficient light six is more economical than tne ordinary N. Y. STOCKS.

YORK, March 17--Stocks were higher at the poemng today. Prices Included: Mexican Petroleum up United States Steel off Studebalcer up Atlantic np Bethlehem 58fc up Chandler 76 Off General Motors UP American Wool 65 Lillian Owen's Marionettes which Lawrence Clarke presents Saturday afternoon, March 19, at the Natural Science Auditorium, under the auspices of the Iowa City Center of the Drama League, come highly recommended by articles and criticisms in iding periodicals and newspapers, such as The Theater Magazine, Current Opinion, The Century, and The Literary Digest. The following excerpt from the Cleveland Topics is a reprint taken from The Literary Digest of May 17, 1919: "Miss Lillian Owen has shown herself a rare artist in painting the landscapes and the palaces of the mimic play, in dressing the various royalties, and even better still, in putting arms and legs and heads on them, and in bringing them to the point where a twitch of the controlling wires or strings -brought the puppets to life." love. However, when the final close-up is flashed on the screen, it finds Bill Matthews happy in the love of a gdod and beautiful wife. Among those who support Mr.

Tearle are Florence Dixon, Gladden James, Tom Brooks, Tom McGuire and Adolf Milar. Bebe Daniels, starring in "She Couldn't Help It," which is the current feature at the Garden Theatre, has the role of a girl whose: natural ability to drav. cl sljtches and caricatures is amusingly en into the plot. It happens that in real life Miss Daniels is as clever with her pencil as the heroine of this piece was to be, and so she made all the sketches needed in the action of the A DANDY PICTURE AT THE PASTIME THEATRE One day a workman, the next a financier; now an uneducated steel worker, now a polished gen- greatest ambition CONWAY TEARLE AT PASTIME "The Road of Ambition," the Selznick Picture starring Conway Tearle, which played at the Pastime Theatre jesterday, is imended to light the flame of hope in the breasts of the ambitious. It is a picture of the lise of a laborer to great heights in the world of finance and high society.

Director William P. S. Ealre deserves great credit for the fine which tie has handled the story. Bill Matthews, played by Coaw.xy Tearle, is an ambitious laboicr In ih steele mills of Bethlehem. His is to perfect a made bread, pies, cakes, dotignnuts, nut bread on sale at Hardware Store, Saturday 11 3-1 8 Clogged-Up Liver Causes Headache 20S-204 CASH GROCERY drt wltea Liver Fitta wil! en4 nuAry i few htkura Purely Vfgfr a Act gently en liver and bowels.

"PASSING SHOW" AT 8 O'CLOCK SHARP VIEW Cedar Rapids playgoers are raving over "The Passing Show" today. They saw it last night. Iowa City sees it tonight--and playgoers must be in the Englert promptly at 8 o'clock, as the curtain goes up on a 3-hour entertainment at 8 sharp. The Cedar Rapids Republican this morning, says: Passing Show Pleases Audience At Greene's Girls, music and song featured in the Passing Show at Greene's Wednesday evening with enough dance thrown in to make it the best musical comedy that has visited the city in years. With two acts and fifteen scenes the comedy romped through three hours of delight.and the audience left 'with reluctance.

Carloads of scenery, both stationary and movable were carried with i tleman; those are the positions occupied by Conway Tearle in his new Selznick picture, "The Road of Ambition," which will be at the Pastime theatre Thursday and Fridaj As Bill Matthews, an energetic, inventive young man, Conway Tearle had added to the long list ot great screen characterizations, one more, which" will take its well deserved place in the foremost i auks. Through an invention for the i purpose of making use of waste steel, Matthews is lifted from sor- surroundings to a life ol ease and luxury. He employs a young woman of one of society's foremost families, who is need of money, to help him acquire the polish and education, lack of which he so keenly feels. The young woman, desiring his money, tries to inveigle him into a marriage with her, but this i fails, and he marries the girl of his choice, even though she has process by which waste steel might he utilized. Through perseverance and hard work ho finally reai'zes his ambitions, and becomes a great factor in the steel world.

He as hampered, however, by his pwor education, and he hires a wmuau of one of society's foremost t'amil- ed away Sunday afternoon, March 13, in that college city, where he was living with his son-in-law, Dr Paul Hanna, of the university ol Michigan faculty, and his only surviving daughter. One son also sunives--Dr. 3. I. Marker, ot Davenport.

Tteee children have died Two adopted children are Mrs Gordon Kwalt, ot Liscomb, la and Clayton Hurley, of Waterloo. Mr. Marker was a victim ot in ection, due to a scratched hand; and acute nephritis, superinduced. He was ill eight days. Mr.

Marker was Gf years of age. and was a native of Ohio. He came to Iowa, settling in Giundy county, when 23 years old. Four years later, he married Fanny B. Ruby.

After the death ot his wife, on Nov. 13, 1913, Mr. Marker came to Iowa City, to live with his son and daughter, while the former was in school. Since both child- Yen lett Iowa City, he has been visiting them alternately, and In January, 1921, he went to Ann Arbor, to remain indeiinitelj with Mrs. Hanna.

The remains were taken to Lis burial took comb, Iowa, where place jeterdajr. The good, old man was known affectionately as "Dad" Marker to old and joung in Iowa City. The kiddies loved him uevotedly, inasmuch as he was always kind and considerate to them. He delignted i in taking the children driving, and otherwise entertaining them, and they considered him almost a second father, in many a home. I The joung people and their eld ers will join in expressing sorrow, over the death of this line Hawkeye pioneer, who has been called Beyond.

i Mr. Butcher says his other legislative duties are too onerous and numerous to permit his service, making his resignation imperative. His friends know that he was disguested with the "probing busi ness" prior to the meeting of the departmental affairs committee yesterday, when Lieut. Governot Hammill announced the Athen. ian's withdrawal.

Cafeteria Luncheon and Friday, Unitarian Church. Bazaat DUTCHER QUITS PROBEJCOMMITTEE Senator Charles Dutcher, ot lovfa City has resigned his poat as a member of the committee on legislative "probing" of this, that, and the other suspect. Is Uric Acid Making You 111? For Itching Eczema, Old Sores and Piles Cuticura Talcum J.T J.S J.mt)OTlCinL "i guarantee my Peterson of Buffalo, to cure ecze- in the prevention Ol many ma; to stop the itching at once rKcpicpc flint flip nation of and an reliable druggist will diseases, mat tne action 01 cheerfu ly retund your money if the bowels be kept regular. PETERSON'S OINTMENT doesn't Iff A I do everything I say it will do." I William A. Carley of Franklin, I Gr i jj.

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Edward Basse with the assistance of the ensemble sent his songs over the foot lights in the manner that has made an idol in every part of the country in which he has played and explains why he has been with all of the Passing Show revues that have been produced by Sliunert. Every member of the cast was a clever dancer but the of Flor ence Cummings and Peggy Brown out-shadowed the work of the roup dancers. Scenery for the product was arranged by New York artists and all costumes designed by connis- of fa. ion. An Invitation to every Farmer and His Son This is a personal invitation to every Farmer and His Boys in this community to attend a FREE TRACTOR SCHOOL AT OUR GARAGE ALL DAY MONDAY, MARCH 21, 1921 This school will offer an unusual opportunity to become familiar with the working of the Farm Tractor and Tractor Drawn Implements, Factory experts will be with us all day for the purpose "of explaining and I demonstrating these great machines.

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