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cuANcEnY COURT TRANSFERS..
Itrbt Deeds of bargain and Sale,
AmOuntipE to SS5U37.S0.

449--Dora NJ. and john T: Coats to
william S. Coats. 26x20O feet north
line Main Street, 214 feet inches
" est of West Street. May 2s, 1914,
456--Alvin Cartwright ct ais. to j.
C. Phaup. 97x13a feet east limo Frou-
shee Street. at north corner of an alley
dividing this property from Byrd
Street November II, 1914. tax Sl.sO,
S5s-Emil Beck to A. C. Beck. sOx14o
feet west limo of Fifth street. 80 feet
south Of Alder Street. November 10,
1914, tax So cents, $40.
.s62-W. c. Newman ct ais. to a. y.
Beadles, 25X125 feet west line Stew.
art Street, t02 feet l inch north OF
lG4-Roland Park Corporation to
Bertha NJ Catlin, 50.16x135 feet west
line Noble Avenue, 100.S2 feet south Of
i,rookland Park Boulevard. August
81. 1914, tax $1:l0. $40.
467-Jacob Kirsh ct nX to Il. G.
Tate. 16X150 feet north limo Beverly
Street. 222 feet 3 inches east Of Allen
Avenue. November 9. 1914, $1,000.
, a7141Alice G.. and r. J.. Barnes to
Charles b. Cooke, 643x7S4k feet ut
me southwest corner of Norwood stress
and Lamb Avenue. October 80, 1914.
tax s7ssl ly me to same, 75xs7 feet west
jlint Brook Avenue, 40 feet north Of
liIuyai Street. also So feet on Duval
Street (neor intersection of Duval and
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cHANcEnY RELEASE DEEDS.
Six Reieuse Deeds, Amounting


S15,BIb.
4A1--Bank of Commerce and Trusts
trustees to Fannie Olphin ct yir, 81
feet llh inches by lilo feet east line
Thirty-sixth street, 1le feet 10 inches
south OF Marshall Street. November
II, 1914, $3.50.
a53-John Sloan trustee to V. Donati.
9aX4Si@ feet ut southwest corner OF
Marshall and Twenty sixth Streets.
also 30xi00 feet south line Marshall
Street, 50 feet west of Twenty sixth
Street November II. 1914. $3.50.
i5i-W. s. Robinson trustee to r. II.
Stolta. a0ai0 feet east line Harrison
street. l2o feet south of Leigh Street.
November 13. 1914, s124.
i5?-William l.. Wood administers
tor to w. =. Pizzini trustee. 90 feet 8
inches by l$c feet west line twenty
ninth Street. lO3 feet 8 inches north OF
Leigh Street November II. 1914, 1896.
i6l--E. NJ. Jacobs trustee TO n. Klein
(. Son. Inc. rs feet 9 inches by sc feet
inches south line Cary Street. 40 feet
inches west Of Twelfth Street. also
releasing all title. etc. to alleywuy on
$4,000.
46s-L. NJ. Nelson trustee to Edward
l.. Frost ct al, o0xl2s feet Mt south-
cnst corner OF Broad and West Streets,
November 20. 1914. s7,375.
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In execution OF a certain deed Of
TRUST. dated April 3, 1918. OF record In
Clerks office OF Henrico County Circuit
Court, In ID. B. 1873. pnXe 32S, de-
fault having been made In the pay
ment OF n portion of the money therein
occurred. and being required so to do
by the noteholdcrs, l Will, on
WEDNESDAY,. NOVEMBER 20, 1914.
at O'Clock L. NJ,
OH the premises. sell at public auction
the two frame dwellings,, situated on
the north side of Wright's Lane, about
loo yards east OF Mecharicsville Turn
pike, just beyond the Richmond and
Rappahannock Railway, and u little
more than a mile from Fnirmount
street cars. This property has the
usual outbuildings. Goods shade, and
Will make coy home. Ee~Vary reason
able cost.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay the
cost or executing the trust: to pay all
taxes due. II any, and to discharge two
thereon from April 3. 1914. and two OF
like amount, with interest from Octo-
Der 3. 1914. and the balance as follows:
$40 payable April 3. 1915: a39 payable
October 3, 1915: sac payable April 8,
1915; $1,000. payable April 8, 1916, and
the balance in equal payments at one
and two years. with interest added md
secured by trust deed on the property,
or al cash or more cash. ut option OF
the purchaser.
JOHN II. GUY.
Trustee.
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from Julia Il. Anglea and a. II. An
trustee. dated The path day OF Feb.
cierk'e Office OF Goochland County. in
D pee Book No. 81. page 100. to secure
note oe fnp aS tor the payment OF
payable two years after date. drawn by
the said Julia e.. Anglea. and Endorsed
the payment of the debt therein Sc
the n bss,n;eaeiary. ] win offer for sale.
der, on the premises adjoining. Henry
J: Harris's store. near the village OF
Manakip. in the County Of Goochland.
MONDAY.
the 13d Day Of Noyember. 1914.
-, al the hour Of IL NJ. that day.
sat eesh ast Of aana and w ba
Ing situate in tho County :: Gooch-
land. Va. and containing one hundred
more or less. and bounded as follows:
on the south by James River; on the
vest by the alnds Of Henry J. Har-
lie Road. and on the east by the Deaton,
and Dover properties. and known as
a par part Of, Of the so; old Shelton tract;
Cash az to SO much of the proceeds an
may be necessary to defrny the ex-
psnses Of s EXECUTING this trust, nclud-
cent. and TO discharge the amount of
money thHn remaining unpaid on the
naming unpaid on note OF $500, dated
November II. 1905. drawn by same
parties, and payable five ycars after
ors Ia same beneficiary, and duly rs-
corded Ia the Clerks Office OF said
county In Deed Book No. So. page 22s.
and the balance OF the purchase money
on credit of twelve months. evil
dcnced by note To be given by pur.
chaser for balance OF the purchase,
payable twelve months after date and
secured by deed of trust the real
estate TO secur. the payment of came
However, should purchaser prefer, he
can pay all 6f the purchase and close
UP the sale.
L. o. JAMES,
Trustee.
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CIIANcEsY DEEDS OF TRUST.
Thirteen Deeds of Trust, Amounting 10
x2S.22l


44s--James A; Donatl ct ais. to John
Sloan trustee, e9x48h feet at south
weat corner of MARSHALL and Twenty
sixth sS St:eets also $4,000 feet $50 south
Twenty-sixth Street. November IL.
1914. s5.4bo.
450-wnliam S. Coats to Harrison
and Bates trustees. 26x200 feet north
Of West Street. November Il, 1914
$3.50.
!, 541--Lavinin d. Kerr to II. X. Pol
lard; Jr. trustee, 42xsSA feet at the
ton Streets. November 49, iaI4, s2,-
$50.
Abr. II. Stoltz ct ux to w. s. Rob-
lnson trustee, 1Shx129 feet Q inches
north line Cary street. 1877 feet inches
101f. $40.
a5!.-J. 6. p,hanp eth to 2. J. Blake
nHr or Foushee Street and 2o-foot
alley uhis alley divides this prronerty
Der IL. 1914, $1,000
460-W. Is. Pizzini trustee to II. K.
Franklin trustee, 29 feet 9 inches by
iS2 feet west line Twenty ninth street.
November II. 1914. s472.
D. Nunnally trustee. 5o.16xls5 feet
south OF. Brookland Park Boulevard.
November ls. 1914, 1880.
i68-H. T. Eubank to II. X. Pollard.
Jr.,- trustee. lots 6. Z, 8 and 10 In block
3. and lots and and west half Of
g.. in block s, in plan OF North Side
Place. November 90, 1914, $3.50.
4ssLEdward L. Frost ct als. to Leon
east corner of Broad and West Streets.
November 90. 1914, s7.376.
470--F. K. Fairlamb ct uN to Citi-
zen's Building and Loan Association.
No. IL, 50xi4o feet east line Brook
Turnpike dot H. in ID. d. 81. D 1879.
also 50a40 feet west limo High Street.
tThis lot Is Immediately In rear of
first lott. JUDY 20, 1919. $1,000.
:. H5-Georse Il. Snead to F. NJ. Box.
ley ct al trustees. 24hx6i feet at
southwe corner of Elizabeth and
Moore Streets. October rs. 1914, sl.792.
416-Wlllian L. Brown ct ux to
same. 3lxl65 feet south line Jackson
street. Iii feet cast OF st. Peter Street.
November 10. 1914. s2o4.
463-Charles and Ida Hobson 20
Stuart Johnson trustee. 25xll1 feet
cas-. limo Twenty eighth Street. $50
feet south OF Tate Street. November
10. 1914, $40.
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FOR sALE-Rcai Estate.
REAL ESTATE.

We coincide with the views of Presi-
dent Wilson: "Watching and waiting
we have been watching for good
times: they are coming. We are watch
Ing and waiting for you to call in and
give us your property to manage. We
have hundred chances TO sell TO an
owners one. Our system is perfect. SO
get the best by putr otiizing
EDWARD 5. ROSE COMPANY,
Real Estate and Loans,
IL North Eleventh Street.
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BY virtue OF deed of trust from
Roberta H. Traylor and husband to me.
as asrt Trustee dated May ID 1; lsd2' and re
held County, in Deed Book 1877, at page
54t which secures the payment OF q
note besn aG IN ta default
the said note. and upon being requested
so to do by the legal holder OF the said
note. and In pursuance Of the terms Of
T FL sata fee THE sh s4TH z" DAY OF NO
VEN1RER,
at o'clock p. NJ,
on the premises, IN the County OF Ches-
auction, to 1T the highest Bidder the fol-
Xii Of that certain tract of land. with
;,ances thereto belonging: and being In
miles, from Petersburs on 1t the east side
Of the r. & p. Electric Railway. con
tanning. is acres. more or less, and
the lands now or. formerly belonging
to Louisa Sonnenberg, Thomas Smith
and Charlotte Arnistead: on the south
merly belonging to w. G.. Ivey. and on
the west by the r. e. p. Electric Rail-
way.
room dwelling. with broad hall and
large porches. also barns, chicken
houses. young orchard, asparagus bed.
This, property is most desirable
TERMS: One fourth OF the purchase
price in cash. the remaining three
fourths payable in equal installments,
six. twelve and eighteen months from
date OF sale. evidenced by notes Of the
bearing interest At 6 per
cent from date and secured by deed
OF trust on said property. at the ex-
pense of the purchaser. or all cash, at
the option Of the purchaser.
Taxes for 1914 to be prorated.
SAMUEL w. ZIMMER,
Trustee.
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CHARTERS ISSUED ].

a charter was issued by the State
Corporation Commission yesterday to
the Empire MaShinery and Supply Cor
$4,000 to s100.000; machinery and sup.
ply business j. Ross McNeal, preai-
dent. Suffolk; T. J. Pratt, secretary and
treasurer. Norfolk =
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AT AUCTION.

We VIII sell at auction salearooms
No. SIS East Broad Street,
TOMORROW GNoNDAY), NovEM-
Der %, 1914,
beginning at 1890 O'Clock a. NJ,
one Good Work Horse. gentle and kind :;
one Top Wagon. one Jumper and Har,
ness, also n large Quantity OF House
hold Furniture OF all kinds, such az
bedroom Suits, Separate Dressers.
ChtHonierS. Wardrobes. Iron Beds.
Mattresses, Rugs. Lace Curtains, Coun-
terpanea, Tables, Chairs. Rockers, Side.
boards, China Cases, Fine Administer
DrugSets. Cedar Chests, Bookcases.
and many other<useful pieces OF house.
hold furniture.
Ladies' invited to attend.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO.
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HUsTINGs DEEDS OF TRUST.
Three Deeds OF Trunt, Amounting 4
ST 91O

81 97O.
sd. y. Williams ct ux 20 Angus
tine Royal trustee, 50xl75 feet at
southwest corner Of Gary and Harnish
Avenues. November IL, 1919, sl.GS0.
&C. Z. Avery TO J. w. Avery trus-
tee, 33x1+3 feet north line Edwards
Avenue, between Twentieth and Tween
ty-nrst Streets. October rs, 1917. 500.
Ter ct al. truBtccH. e2xl4s feet east line
Twenty-ffth Streets, Sc fe.G north or
Spring I'LL street. November IL, 1914.
$3.50.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Day.
NOTICE.
PUBLIC SALE OF, OF VA, VALUABLE REAL

PUBLIC SALE , OF VALUABLE REAL
As substituted truss.e, N n deed OF
Trust sSseHssa by n e Resi- 9nd
the clerks Office OF Orange County. In
Deed Book Se. on page Z. to ". 3.
Of twelve hundred and forty dolIare
t$I.2+0.o0). and waving the b. ient Of
tha homestead exemption. Default
the debt therein secured. and Being
fciars. viii offer for sale, at public
premises. In the town Of Gordonsvtiie,
In the Ccrnty OF Orange. and State OF
Virginia. IN the
nth DAY OF DECEMBER. 1914.
at IL O'clock M.
all that certain tract or parcel OF land.
with appurtennnceB thereon. situate.
H'nSS he as ow Ss'n ss M.a s.ss
yeyed BY se,tt. r 7. Eiiett I" the said
Date the sts dns Of 1857 ana
to which said decd reference is hereby
Md for further description Of snId
land.
On tho following terms: CASH Us TO
30 much Of the proceeds as may be no.
cutting thIs trust. Including a trustees
charge the amount Of money then re-
and, notes; and my residue shall DO
IN such manner as N. g., Rose shail
ouch direction, In such manner as the
trustee shall see Mt
z. H. DE JARNETTE. JR.
Subgi itufed Tru1tee
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AUCTION sALEs-l,u,ure Days.
BY f. a. CATLIN & CO,
10 North Eighth Street.
TRUSTEES SALE

TWO FRAME DWELLINGS,. WITH
LOTS EACH 100 FEET FRONT,
ABOUT ONE AND ONE-HALF MILES
NORTH OF CITY, NEAR NIECHAN-
lCSYILLE TURNPIKE.
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urVALENIINE AUCTION -
. PHONE MADISON 1905 ~
-eIs EAST BROAD ST.

LARGE QUANTITY OF HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE, RUGS. DRUGGETS,
COUNTERPANES. LACE CURTAINS,
HORSE. WAGON, JUMPER, HAIR
NESS, ETC.
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Trustee Sale

OF VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE
REAL ESTATE AT STOP IL, ON THE
i. & =. CAR LINE. IN CHESTER
FIELD COUNTY, CONTAINING 1S
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By JAMES ". LORD & co.

AUCTION SALE
. First. A tract Of 80 acres near Ches.
ter, all In cordwood and timber.
Second. A convenient S6-acre farm
with dwelling and all Inn
provements. This property known 10
THE OLD GEO. w. DAVIS PLACE..
two mlles southwest Of the town OF
Chester, on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER "a, 1914,
at 1880 A. NJ. on the premises
Also nil the personal property, In
Guiding pair Good Bay Horses, two
Cows. quantity Chickens, Corn Fodder.
All MtSashinsfryi mpleeiatt and Tools
Refreshments provided. Further par
ticulars from the Auctloneer at HIS
Office. lilo East Main Street, Richmond.
Phone Randolph 1891.
by CHAS A. ROSE COMPANY, J
Real Estate Auctioneers.
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Muntord streets). October 80. 1914. tax
nCsTINGs. PART =. TRANSFERS.
Two Bargain and Sale Deeds, Amount
Ing to $3.50.

41-E. A. Saunders. Jr.. ct ux. to Mar
tin Mckay ct ux, 37xl17 feet o inches
cast line Forty-third street, los feot
north of Mcfsae Street. July %, 1914.
$3.50.
43-Central Realty Company to Fl.
w. Jones. G2xl48 feet east line Twenty.
nfth street. 62 feet north OF Spring Hill
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TRUSTEES SALE

REAL ESTATE NEAR THE VILLAGE
OF MASAkIN. COO HI.A N D
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541-Lavinin d. Kerr to II. X. Pol
lard. Jr.. trustee, 42x8SH feet at the
southwest corner of Fourth and Pres
ton Streets. November 10. 1914, 3d.
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ON TUESDAY. NOVEMBER "a, 1914,
at 1 o'clocl, r. NJ
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Abr. II. Stoltz ct ux to w. S. Rob-
lnson trustee, 1shxl29 feet Q inch ea
north line Cary Street, 1877 feet s inches
east. OF Mulberry Street. November 3.
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TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

NY CHAS. A. ROSE COMPANY,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
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ooanuss1ouna's sEs.

BY virtue OF decree of the Circuit
Court Of Harrison county rendered on the
Srd day of June. 1914, In the chancery
cause of Henry Gehring against Mark
d. Thorn and others the UNDERSIGNED
special commissioner will sell at pubic
outcry at the front door of the Court
House of Harrison County, on
Saturday, the 18th Day Of August, 1914.
commencing at one o'clock P. NJ, those
Two certain lots with the dwelling there
on situate at Hepzihah In Harrison
county. and known and designated on a
p!at or Emma Lyons lots at Hepzibah
as lots Nos. and and more fully mem
TONED and described In the papers Of
ysyed to the said Mark B. Thorn by
Henry Gehring by deed dated the 18th
DAY or September, 1911. and Of record
In said Office in Deed Book 2.5. page iS3
These lots lay well and are Improved
with q good dwelling house near a
church. school house and car line
TERM OF SALE: One-third cash in
-hand on day Of sale and the residue up-
on credit Of six and twelve months.
taxing from the purchaser notes with
good personal security bearing interest
from day. OF sale and retaining a lien
upon the lots SO sold as further security.
HARVEY w .HARMER,
Special Commissioner.
l, l. Wade Conman, Clerk OF the Cir.
cult Court Of Harrison County. do cer-
lily that Harvey w. Harmer whose
name IL signed to the above notice Of
sale has given bond as required by the
decree In said cause.
Given under my hand this 18th day
l. WADE CoFEMAS r,,.rv
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The THEATERs'


For the first half OF the week the
odeon theater is showing some very
classy" vaudeville by the celebrated
trio of Joe Lane and Company in good
music, singing and comedy numbers:
also four reels of splendid photoplays.
The first picture is Biograph comedy
entitled Eve the Cigaret Girl" The
second is farce comedy, THE Boiler
Makers Day of Rest" The next IL
who Seeks Revenge" a splendid two
part Lubin feature showing domestic
story Of the frontier With an Indian
raid on an army post in which two
mothers, are killed and their infants
changed. featuring Joe Smiley and
Miss HUFF. Tomorrow's feature will
be a splendid Kalem production en-
titled "a String OF Pearls" A num-
Der Of the Dolly OF the Dailies" SER
les featuring Mary Fuller win also be
shown.
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Asking Nicely to Appoint Favor
ties as Postmaster in the
City of Wheeling.

ESPECIAL TO rsr 1sLkaaAn,
WASHINGTON. d. c., Aug. 10
Almost 1000 letters were received
on Saturday by Congressman Nicely
from citizens of Wheeling who have
favorites in the contest for appoint
ment as postmaster of that city,
which place was made vacant by the
death Of A. H. Weidebusch. With
few exceptions these letters asked
for an early reply, but 1t is doubtful
II that can be given. The First dis
trio representative has not an Office
force equal to comply with such an
unusual and unexpected demand.
Then, too. that Office is decidedly
busy at this time with considerable
other work. much OF which is trying
to locate First district people who
are in Europe in the war zone. and
trying to get funds for the relief OF
many Of them. 1t so happened that
while larger number of West vir-
ginians are in Europe at this time
than anybody supposed, the most OF
them seem to be residents of the first
district; or at least 1t would seem SO
from tho demands made on Con-
gresham Nicely by their families and
friends to look after continental tour
lists from the Mountain state. I'm
der pressure Of business of that
character the Wheeling postof1ce con-
test has been shunted into the back
ground by Mr.. Nicely. or as far in
the background as he has been able
to shunt It.
At this time there are seven con-
testants for this plum, and the next
few days will be surprising DAYS II
they do not bring forth new aspir-
ants. The present list comprises DR..
J. j. O'Kane, R. s. Kincheloe. A. U.
Wilson, Frank S. Wait, w. w. Irwin.
B. I. Hughes and DR.. Harry Hub.
bard. With the exception OF Messrs.
Wait and Hubbard all others were
unsuccessful contenders when Mr..
Weiderbusch was appointed. At the
time OF that appointment It was an
nounced that DR.. O'Kane would be
appointed secretary Of the Canadian
boundary Commission, and that he
ives entirely satisfied with the ar
rangement. But. for some reason
not vet explained the appointment
was either not made or If rendered to
Or. O'kane he never accepted II. Dr.
o'kane is here now looking after bis
candidacy. AS Mr.. Hughes departed
after a conference with Congressman
Nicely, DR.. o'kane appeared upon the
scene. All the other candidates are
expected to visit the appointing
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-08-10

FIRST WAR BETWEEN
ENGLAND AND GERMANY.

The Anglo-German conflict
that has just begun is the first
war that has ever been fought
between England and Ger
many. or between England
and any part of Germany.
Great Britain has often
been the ally of Prussia, the
backbone of the present Ger
man empire, but never her
enemy. England lent Prussia
valuable aid during the seven
years war of 1756-17s3,
and helped her again during
the war of Liberation against
Napoleon. Prussian and Eng
fish troops fought side by side
in the battle of Waterloo and
marched into Paris together
several weeks later. It Is
true that during this conflict
Saxony. a German state siding
with Napoleon, was technical
ly considered at war with
England, but no actual clash
between the forces Of these
two countries ever occurred.
The last time that English
men fought as allies was
during the Boxer insurrection
in China, thirteen years ago.
Until we'll after the ac-
cession of Emperor William Z
II, France, and not Germany,
was regarded as England's
arch enemy. 1t was the
kaiser's aggressive naval
policy that antagonized John
Bull. That wary old gentle
man soon became suspicious
Of the upstart navy which his
Tenton neighbor was con-
structing, and from that mo-
ment on the traditional
Anglo German friendship be-
came a thing of the past.
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power. which in this instance is Mr..
Nicely. before the end Of another
week. DR.. Hubbard was member
of the legislature of 1911, which
elected Messrs. Watson and Chiffon.
It ts not expected that Congress-
man Nicely will recommend anybody
for the Wheeling postofice for sever
al weeks, at lezst. He declares that.
30 suddenly did the situation present
itself. that he has not the faintest
idea now Just what he will do when
the time comes for him to act,
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Today's program at the Bijou in
cludes Maurice Costello and Mary
Charleston in a fine comedy, "Dr.
Smiths Baby" Guy Coombs and Anna
Nilsson in two part KalenA "a Dia-
mond in the Rough" and the eighth
number Of the serial Of 1.-THE Man Who
Disappeared" This variety will be
sure to please critical audience. The
big presentation by the Famous Play
ers Company this week will be Bruce
McRae in four part drama, 1.-THE
Ring and the Man" It is highly recon-
mended as being photographically per-
feet and as to Mr.. McReas ability
there is no question;
Frank Craven has Just finished a
new comedy which w. A. Brady will
produce.
Lest We Forget" a strong Majestic
drama featuring Mary Alden and
Ralph Lewis is showing today at the
Orpheum theater. This is an appeal
ing story with blindnes sand tempta-
ton as the leading factors. "The
Sheriff Of Bisbee." two part western
drama produced by the Kay Bee Com
pany is shown also, 1t being followed
by Princess educational picture
called "a Bahamian Pineapple Plan
tation." Tomorrow thrilling two
part Reliance drama will be shown
called 1.-THE Saving of Young Ander-
son." showing the adventures Of a
young policeman.
H. u
Julie Herne has Joined the company
supporting May Robson in Martha
by-the-Day."
John Hancock Collins for four years
with the Edison Company, has recent
ly been promoted to the position Of
director. Under his former title of
stage manager, Mr.. Collins was re-
sponsible for the grandeur of the set
tings in the Edison films and con-
ceived the idea for the magnificent
booth with the fountain at the recent
exposition held at Grand Central Pal
ace. He is an ambitious and agrees
sive youth, who possesses all the quail
ifications necessary for. the success of
a stage director.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-08-10
ERRORS
Behind DanIey Causes Defeat
of Clarksburg at Traction
Park Sunday.

In we'll played game at Traction
Park Sunday afternoon the Monongah
team defeated the Clarksburg team by
score of 4 to 2. After the second
inning the game developed into a
pitchers battle between Danley and
Toothman. Battery errors being the
cause OF Clarksburg's defeat. Danley's
hitting featured. The score: