Williamsburg Shut Out by Giants in Seven Innings
The Colored Giants defeated Williamsburg 5 to 0 in seven innings. Walker pitched well for the Giants, limiting Williamsburg to three hits while Stodden allowed five safeties. The game lacked errors and was lively, with Meaderville set to face Williamsburg next, aiming to overtake the league leaders.
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Colored Giants
Williamsburg
Walker
Giants
Stodden
Meaderville
Maderville
Picnic, sewing, and social news from Silver Bow parish groups
Suburban notes recount the Ladies' Aid picnic at Gregson Springs with games singing and a 64 pound watermelon feast. Recaps include Yellowstone Park visits by Mrs. Preffer and Mrs. La Palm, Junior Adelphi class activities at 2519 State street, and plans for Boulder Springs. Club meetings feature Rambling Eight Whist Floral-Atherton Bridge and Thursday needlework gatherings with member lists and prize notes.
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Silver Bow Park
M. E. Church
Gregson Springs
H. W. Woods
Butte
L. Preffer
Amherst Avenue
la Palm
Maurice Lynch
Yellowstone Park
Los Angeles
Preffer
South Side
H. C. Lynch
Adelphi
People’s Church
State Street
Tom Mills
Bob Thiercoff
Ruth Schaeffer
Helen Popejoy
Ray Blannon
Lynch
Boulder Springs
Ruth Schaefer
Virginia
Lorraine Gieffels
Kessel
Dorris Munson
Ellis
Robert Thiercoff
Charles Pedlar
Theodore Wakefield
Tom Wills
Cleve Binder
Portland
Ore
Samuel Binder
Farrell Street
Overland
William Davenport
Cleveland Avenue
A. H. Luke
Swedish Mission Young People Conference Set in Missoula
The annual meeting of Swedish Mission church youth in Montana and Idaho begins tonight at the church parlors on Porphyry and Dakota. Rev. Edward Johnson of Missoula leads the 8 o'clock start with gospel singing and a sermon. Speakers come from Missoula Idaho Falls and Frank Lindblad of Seattle. Saturday evening address planned. Sunday service will be conducted in Swedish.
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Swedish Mission Church
Montana
Idaho
Porphyry
Dakota Streets
Edward Johnson
Missoula
Idaho Falls
Frank Lindblad
Seattle
What Wives Want at the American ends tonight
A young couple in a tale of neglect and pursuit of attention forms the core of What Wives Want, Universal all star attraction closing tonight at the American. Don Coyote's antics in Leather Pushers draw roars in the same program, complemented by comic bits, news features, and Helen Roberts with soulful Wurlitzer.
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Don Coyote
Helen Roberts
Ringling Brothers Circus coming to Butte on Aug 16
Ringling Brothers and Barnum and Bailey Combined Circus will perform afternoon and evening shows in Butte on Thursday August 16. Advance crew and 80-foot Pullman car arrived, with 650 workers led by Manager George Goodhart, busy posting bills and banners. The 1923 show features Mabel Stark wrestling a tiger, Beaton Beeson, Beatrice Sweeney, the Riefenachs and 70 riders, lions, tigers, bears, 100 clowns, six baby elephants, and a large opening pageant with fairytale figures. The circus travels on 100 double-length cars.
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Ringling Brothers
Butte
Ringling Brothers and
Barnum & Bailey
George Goodhart
Sam J. Banks
Madison Square Garden
New York City
Mabel Stark
Berta Beeson
The
Wire
Beatrice Sweeney
Riefenachs
Europe
Silvas
Radtke
Matthies
Schroeder
The Bohemian Girl closes at the Ansonia theater
Harley Knoles presents The Bohemian Girl at the Ansonia theater in a grand production featuring Ellen Terry Ivor Novello Gladys Cooper Constance Collier C Aubrey Smith and a large cast. Notable scenes include gypsy encampment hunt breakfast castle ball and village fair with vivid color and detailed staging as a Balfe operatic adaptation.
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Harley- Knoles
Ansonia Theater
Ellen Terry
Ivor Novello
Gladys Cooper
Constance Collier
C. Aubrey Smith
Balfe
Vyecur
Rich Lads Deputies Lead Fire Lanes Near Santa Barbara
Santa Barbara officials appoint the Rev. A. Serra and 13 wealthy Monticito youths as special deputies to keep roads clear for fire alarms. The item notes the Swedish safety match was invented in 1844 by C. EB. Pasch.
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Santa Barbara
Cal
A. Serra
Monticito
C. EB. Pasch
Is Divorce a Failure at Rialto Delivers Harsh Thrills
At the Rialto the Associated Exhibitors film Is Divorce a Failure showcases a sinking passenger liner and mass casualties plus a shark fight and a fist clash with Tom Santschi and Walter McGrail. A volcanic eruption and a typhoon heighten the drama before the home segment closes tonight with Plunder episode nine, a two reel comedy, and the Rialto Melody Men.
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Mr. Volstead
Rialto Theater
Richard Tucker
Tom Santschi
Walter McGrail
Garden Club Division Meeting Set at Locust Street Home
The Silver Bow park division of the Rocky Mountain Garden club will hold an important meeting this evening at the home of Mrs. J. E. Carpino, 2145 Locust street. All members are urged to attend as special and important business is to be transacted.
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Silver Bow Park
The
Rocky Mountain Garden Club
J. E. Carpino
Locust Street
Golden Glint Shampoo Brings Out Best in Medium Brown Hair
After using Golden Glint Shampoo, hair shows enhanced shine and texture. Medium brown locks appear more vibrant and healthy, with even tone and smoother feel reported by users.
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Drighas
J. Dean
Oregon
Cuticura
Goanplan
Cuticura Labor- Dept
Lydia KE
Pinkham
Ady
Lamb
Galena Butte
Mont
Chamberlain
J. E. Lorenz
WM. J. Sullivan
North Main Street
Suburban News
Etta Davis
Howard Estey
Morgan
J. G. Graham
Harvard Street
Cc. E. Warner
A. G. Lacy
Bayard Street
William Purnett
St. Peter
de Alton
Noel
A. L. Pierce
Guy Odell
Ruth Evelyn Purnett
Ringling
Jenny Rooney
Diggeldy Dan
Barnum & Baileys
Pacific
Valerane Bungalow
A&c
Gaberdine
Sor
Ted Pat
Cen Ale
Arlington
Fort Mills
C. Fort Mills
Ansonia
Rich Lads Deputies
Rialto
Garden Club
Rex Ingram
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