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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-14
koLEHMAINEN WINS RACE.

NEW YORK, Feb. 1S.-Hannes
hoiehmainen won a three-mile race at
Inc indoor games at the Thirteenth Reg
ment Armory in Brooklyn yesterday,
DEFEATING Willie Kramer and other con-
testants. His time was IA minutes %
seconds. CASTOR Strobino, third in the
stockholm international marathon, was
!, poor third. He had a handicap of
10 yards, while Kolehmainen and Kra-
her started from scratch.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-14

LAREDO, TEXAS, Feb. 13.-Twen.
ty thousand rounds of ammunition
have been transported across the line
in the past So hours for use of the
Constitutionalists encamped at San
Ignacio. The rebels are preparing to
make an attack against Neuvo Laredo
or Washington's birthday.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-14
FORMER CUB READING MANAGER

,, LANCASTER, PA, Feb. 13.-Harry
sa0tman, who was formerly an out
nelder on the Chicago National League
team, and last season played at Hart
.9rd. Conn, has signed as manager of
Ine Reading team, of the Tri- State
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-14
AT JUUAREZ.

FIRST-2hree and one-half fur
longs: Daisy Stevens, 105 (McCabe),
20, 5, SIS, won; Tod Cook, lis (Ford),
g.. 1-2, out, second. Vampire, us
(Murphy), 10, 2, AS, third Time,
40 Is. Flossie, Wears Daughter, Don
Cortez, Milton Barber, UtUelus also
ran.
SECOND-Mile: Hardy, 10 (Cla-
ver), 1, 3-5, 1-3, won; Cisko, Ito
(Mott), 6, ., /. second; ]. Nolan, 100
(Ford), 8, 8, 80, third. Time, 1:S9 1-5.
Largo, Stevesta, Anna Reed Zenotek,
STARTER. Mawr Lad. Lady Young, Ed
die Mott, McAlan also ran.
THIRD-Six furlongs: Lemon Joe,
IS (Vandusen), 2, As, rs, won;
Prince Winter, Ill (Claver), 6, 2, l,
SECOND; Dahlgren, 10s (Mentry). 10,
4. 2. third Time, 1912 As. Say, Rem
war Real Worth, Kid Nelson, Dan
Berry. Charley Brown, Stoneman,
Lambertha, Moment, WWise Mason,
Fire, Nino Muchacho also ran.
FOURTH-Six furlongs: Panza-
retta, 1872 CVandusen), 4-5, IA, out
won; Cosgrove, 102 (Claver), 3, As,
out, second; Colquitt, 95 (Taylor), d
even, out, third. Time, 1:12. Royal
Dolly also ran.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-14
RESULTS.
AT CHARLESTON.

FIRST-Four lurlongs: Idiola, ,112
Connolly, 3-5, out, won; Finalee, 112
(Buxton), SIS, IA, out, second; Jesse
Jr., SO (Martin), 80, 10, 2, third. Time
so 3-5. Wathen, May Maid, Haps-
burg II, Jim Savage also ran.
SECOND-Six furlongs: Barium
rs (Corey), 5, 2, l, won; Dust Pan
10 (Ward), 8, l, 1-2, second; Lady
Innocence, 81 (Smyth), SIS, 3-5, out
third Time, 1:1S LIS. Glen Beachey
Bodkin, Bertis, Camarada, Beberstein
Irishtown, Scarlet Pimpernel also ran
THIRD-Six furlongs: Tony w.
115 Frasch), II, 5, 2, won; Armor, lis
(Ferguson), Z, lis, /, second; MIN
bus, lis (Hanover)), 9-5, 40, out
third Time, 1:1S. Discovery, Re-
CARDS, Gladys II, Henry Hutchinson
Province, Mollie Richards also ran.
FOURTH-Seven furlongs: Feather
Buster, 107 (McCahey), 3-5, 20, out
won; Sherlock Holmes, 101 (Teahan),
II, 2, IL, second; Prince Ahmed, LOG
(Smyth), rs. Z, l, third. Time,
80 3-5. Grosvenor, White Wool also
ran.
FIFTH-Mile and 10 yards; Vol
thorpe, 10 (Neander), TO, 1-3, out,
won; Gallant Boy, SO (McTaggarD
(Bresch)), Is, 4, 2, third. Time,
1:493-5. .Veenta Strome, Master Jim,
Linbrook also ran.
SIXTH-Mile and twenty yards:
Judge Monck, 107 (FcketD, IS, 6, 8,
won; Schaller, 107 Callahan, 1875,
6-5, 3-5, second; DR.. Jackson. 1O7
(Alley), 10, 40, out, third. Time,
'1:4S 2-5. Snowflakes, Plain Ann, Sill
cic. Sunguide, Bad News II, Rod and
Gun, Cynosure also ran.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-14
RACING NEWS

lis, xGrays Favorite 105, xCanapa 1917
Tyree 10S, INVISIBLE 109 xJesup Bun 109
xChas Goetz 109, Nifty ITO, Som Grigs-
by ITO, King Stalwart ITO, Cordova 112
Lady Tendi 112, First Star ia, King
Elk III.
ACCOMPLISHING, year olds and up
mile: xAngie D. IS, Wool 30, xOid
Gotch 81, Lady Mcbride 100. xCale-
thumpian 100, xVireo 100, xAdolante 100
xDenmark 102, Tom Murphy 105, Var
Him los, Butter Ball los, Uncle Ber
THIRD-Selling. year olds and up
furlongs: xDominica sc, King Rad
ford 100. Jimmie Gill 160,. xLittle Jane
lO5, Napanick LOG, High Street 10S
FOURTH-Three years, y6 furlongs
Hermosillo handicap: Little VIII 81
Emerald Gem SO, Birdman 100, Orb 105
Captain Burns los, Bob Hensley 113
FIFTH-Selling, years, 81 furlongs:
xAuntie Curl 80. xOoma SO, Panhachapi
SO, Duty SO, Bib Lumax SO, Superb 20,
Aunt Elsie SO, xChristmas Eve 50, Clari-
bel 1O3, Dalston 10S. xBrka 1OS. Coos
113.
SIXTH-Seling, years up, mile:
xCordie F. So, xNannie McDee 100 xSea-
cliff 100, Carlton Club 105, Rey 105.
xApprentice allowance
Weather, clear; track, fast
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-14
ENTRIES.
IT JUARE

FIRST-Selling, year olds and up
AZ furlongs: Round Up 80, XKali Inla
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-15

purchase Of a patent medicine was Mrs.
Anna &. Meyers. who was prominent
socially in Chicago and in 1898 was a
member of the board Of managers of
the Chicago Worlds Fair. In confess
sion detailing the career of crime into
which cocaine plunged her Mrs. Meyers
says: Il used tn get the little boxes of
the drug and call 1t my baby and my
only friend cry over 1t and laugh and
dance like an insane person
1t is asserted that - per cent. of
Americas drug addicts learned their
vice in a doctors office. Hundreds Of
disreputablc physicians make practice
of giving morphine promiscuously for
their patients aches, out Of their offices
ISSUES constant procession IF young
drug addicts Not more than 10 per
cent. Of all the drug addicts have any
inVurable disease that would Justify fur
Their use of the drug" says Or. Towns
The use Of drugs has crept into colleges
where students take them to counter
act the effects of overwork: they have
crcpt into the army. where soldiers take
them TO counteract the effects Of under
work. Many great writerS--to use IA
current critical phrase says DIR. T. d.
Crothers Of Hartford. Conn, begin the
use Of cocaine that they may whip their
inNentiVencss to action"
Walters in restaurants use drugs to
quicken their memory II has been
estimated that Il per cent OF all the
medical men in the United States are
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-15

than 10y ConsOrting with crooks
The widespread use Of cocaine in
the comparatively short period Of
time since its discovery" says Dr
Towns. has been brought about by
patent preparations contain 'ng small
quantities of it,"
During its first few years cocaine adj
diction spread through the wide sale Of
"catarrh cures" which contained from
To per cent. of cocaine. These cures.
according to Samuel Hopkins Adams in
Golfers weekly, We're Or Birney's Ca
tarrh Cure" DIR. Coles Catarrh Cure"
"Dr. hgnews Catarrh Powder" and
"Crown Ca,arrh Powder" Not only did
these "Cures" introduce many persons
into depths Of cocaine addiction. but
they pointed the way To method Of
taking cocaine easier than by hypo-
dermic.
For time It became the practice 10
fill with the Cure" a small bottle
through the cork of which had been in
ser'ed two tubes. one of which was
placed in the mouth and the other in
the nostril; a pun from the mouth did
the rest Later 1t became the custom tn
sprinkle the cure" on the back of the
hand ard either TO touch il To the
tongue or to sniff il onto the mucous
membrane OF the nostrils Thus the
deadliest of all vices became the simplest
to begin
Among the thousands who contracted
cocaine addiction through the innocent
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-15
COCAINE'S DEADLY ACTION.

The ohousno crpcrcnce of ,oco H.
addc ho The needle often consume ren grains e
DR. j. HoreH Way recorded
udv quoted that time H~os Io
then whehr cocaine not dangerous
NJ injected grain Squbbs cocaine under
No the injection repeated
p M general having appeared hap
taken making within half hour In
restless respiratns &c.
signing; pulse had aphaa and increasing paecordia
$50 NJ Twenty minutes have elapsed since taking
grain My pupils disng slowly; mental faculties perfectly
head OF body
frequency, shallow and signing pulse quick
feeble and barely percepible At wrist
72O p MMy condition almost that Of collapse Mental faculties
widely dated mouth
signing minute pulse elevated s
exuemies cold; BODY touch
u my those Of intense cold
impending dissolution feeling tu
physical condition such that death
eviabe My mind remained perfectly clear
$50 p M. and atenian,
death Ny exnmites
power struggled against this
would call for which would
sufficient
exceedingly shallow carotid pulse family
rads entirely mrecepble and impulse of heart beat
piaion Mind still clear. Suffered no pain
half addition
dipiis
am marked cardiac
Reaions increased - minute pupils contracted
p NJ, the raa
normal vigor improvement continued At II p NJ
pulse 100 Suffered this dull, aching e,o
OF spine and sense OF great weakness and prostrauon
At A. NJ entirely well the feeling
following Of the natural functions Was
moved and slept soundy until A NJ During
disappeared the
following night
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-15

II 1t had been a. easy for c.tizens OF
the United States 10 eaten IN" muinPS
as it has been to contract the d'hdltS'
drug habit in the world tn" Federal Gov
eminent would have acted long before IL
became necessary for Mrs. Vanderbilt l"
start her anti drug campaign. Not until
last year did the House pass IA measure
thc Senate has not acted ON II YETI re-
uuiring every person VINO distributes
coca leaves To- register his name with
the collector of internal revenue and to
paw tax of a dollar year further.
prohibiting the selling Of cocaine except
On a purchasers order - b" kept for two
years accessible to Federal and State
authorities Any unregistered person
Transporting cocaine from State To State
or having II in his possession is mad"
liable to a $1,000 fine or Imprisonment
not to exceed five years or both.
The same bill furthermore prohibits
the export Of opium. raises the internal
revenue taN on smoking opium from SO
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-15

DR.. wILEY'S FAMOUS LIST OF DRUGGED MEDICINES.
Published Bulletin Division Bureau Of
Chemistry, Department Of Agriculture
Cocaine Bearing Medicines and Drinks.
Dr. Brneys Catarh Powder sbury's
Dr. ARnews Catsrh Powder Kola-Ade
Dr. Coles Caarh Cure kos-Koa
Crown Catarh Powder CsfeCola
fuckers Asthma Specific
kocs NOs Coca Bola
Celery Cola Tobacco Bullets
Wiseola Wonder Workers
Morphine Bearing Medicines.
Dr. Mles for Babies
Mixture Kohlers OneNight Cough Cure
Dr. A. Boschee's German Syrup Hoopers Anodyne Infants
Habitna rneho .
James's Soothing Syrup Cordial
VI re""e' |ous" |ou syrup Yonkermans
Prof. Hon's Consumption Shloh's Cure
Botanic Cough Bam
Powders Jsduay's Elixir for Infants
Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup Antkamna and Coden Tablets
Jacksons Magic Balsam Ammonia with Codein and Camphor
Van Totals Cough RoyalH Headache Tablets
Dr. Fahrney's Teehing Syrup Sa.Codeia Bel
Linseed liorce and Chlorodyne Idren's Comic
Pashies Kopp's Friend
Pashles Panera' Mrs. Winsow's Soothing
Dr. Pepsn Ancd,n Goochs
pound Dr. Grove Infants
Cannabis lndica Bearing Medicines.
Victor Infant Relief Psos Cure Colds
Choral Bearing Medicines.
Da, Asthma Remedy Lcoice and odyne
ckersE English Remedy Cough
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-15

to 5000 pound ana raises tn" bond rev
quirod 81 the manufacturers from $1,000
to 800, 900. besides providing a minimum
fine Of 10000 and minimum imprison-
mcnt Of five years for violations.
Whether this legislation will ahate the
commerce in habit forming drugs re-
mains to be seen
China was unable to control its no.
torious commerce In opium until the
other nations of the world stopped send
ing her opium. Its efforts began in l12?
hut met with no success until Septom-
her 20. 1906, when china forbade tho
importation of opium from It's nom
atty nations. In 1907 it's treaty ma
tons formed the International opium
Commission, to lessen their opium eN-
ports To China; Japan and the United
States dn the Philippin"s) stopped
their exports at once and India agreed
to reduce its export by 800 chests a
year With its opium imports cut off
at their source, China prohibited poppy
planting within its own borders after
January -, 1911. prohibited interpru-
Nincial traffic in opium after July so
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-15

gangs rations in order To get more
work out of them
AS result of the wide cocaine addic-
ton among negroes in the South Au-
gust Brahm cites figures To show that
the negro race, which forms l0.7 per
cent OF the nations population. COM
mits 3'.l2 per cent. of the murders
j. Edgar Brown Of Chicago Is authority
for the statement that the murder rate
of Germany is three per 1000 600 inhabi-
tants and of Canada five per 1000 600
Here are the 1911 murder rates Of six
southern cities; Memphis. Tenn. 63i
per l.OOo."0o: Charleston. :. C.. i23
savannah, Ga. 37S: Nashville, Tenn.
1853, Atlanta Ga. 29S: New Orleans.
al, Manhattan and The Bronx. 80.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-15

1911. and prohibited upuw ,u..l
after January /, 1912.
As far back as 1909 Or Ham.,o
Wright submitted figures To- S.ereAr
knoN showing that the United Stat.
was even then consuming a. large q
amount Of habit forming drugs per cai
ia as china Nor can thor, h, an
regulation ~ the traffic" SAYS p
Towns. until Their. f. Government M.
n"rnly. Indeed there can he nom. an.
there is cooperation Of all m. Cover.
mcnts Of the world"
South America, Germat.y 'n. ".
indies. china, India. lava am tr, .
to-day are pouring Their hahI urmr
products into the United Stat p.f.l
restraint Druggists. ductur- -an.
keepers, Chinese. p""lroonl uN .,.r, a.
street pedlerS are diS,rihu'u- Pie,
freely 10 a decaying popu'ai... - ,.,.
addicts which as far back a. 'rfi 81.
estimated by Secretary of A. ....'
Wilson at i."00 000.
II is one Of the greatest morI. .'r..
giles in history that Mrs N..H.'.
began one morning in Januai.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-15

uTug auulCtS. ''ne-
half of all my drug
patients are physl-
Clans" says Or.
Towns. who has u
hill now pending at
Albany. introduced
by Senator John j.
Boylan. barring all
drug addicted ply
sicians from prac-
ticc. School chill
dren. even at the
ages Of : and \. are
offered cocaine and
heroin by pcdlcrs
about public school
buildings. The HUI
House campaign If
1905 started with
the disc ,very that
certain negroes in
Chicago were stop
ping school chill
dren on the side
walks and selling
them a penny box
of the deadliest
habit forming drug
in the world and
asking them To tell
all { heir lidtle
friends about II.
In that section
of civilized society
known as the under
world cocaine adj
diCtiOn il practically
universal Under It's
influence are most Of
the daring crimes
committed. Most of
the attacks upon
white women of the
South" says Or.
Christopher Koch.
are the direct re
suit Of u cocaine
crazed negro brain"
THOUSANDS OF dingN
novels are scattered
through the negro
sections of southern
l.
citles where snow
Is retailed In dime
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-15
United STATES MOST DRUG AFFLICTED OF NATIONS

utIll Iuit uuots't ~
Hamilton Wright of
Maine. n member
of the International
Opium Commission.
In a message tn
Congress which de-
clared that 1000
ounces of cocaine
" sold illegally
every month along
Mott street alone.
a grain Is a dose
and 1000 Illegal
ounces is 100000 H.
lcgal doses. The
difficulty Of getting
Trustworthy wit
nesses and the ne
cessity of awaiting
analysis of the con-
traband drug at
caCh trial has made
conviction SO diff
cult as to bring to
New YORK city's
drug pedleNs a sort
Of prosperous and
j. judent safety.
Indeed, pedlers
of cheaper
than cocaine and
three times as dead
~ as morphine
are immune from
arrest In Manhattan
and The Bronx and
will be until the
word "herOin" is
written into Section
1852 of the Penal
code one druggist
was recently found
in Manhattan who
bought heroin tab
lets IN $1,000 lots,
There is one dis
trict in the Harlem
prison territory"
says Or. Campbell.
where ! have good
reason to believe
there are 900 vic
Tins Of drugs, chief
~ heroin." DR.
Campbell adds: AL
col olics are all
broken down men
and women of mid
die age and past.
but the victims OF
hcroin are all youth
full. With the
young a habit ten
DAYS old will deaden
all their Sensibili-
ties and turn them
into criminals. no
matter how well
they HAY" been
reared. "
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-12-11
HIGH SCHOOL
CHAMPIONSHIP
Will Be Decided at Buckhannon
on March Twentieth This

The twenty-first of last March or
the Wesleyan College gymnasium
floor at Buckhannon the first state
high school basketball champion
ship was decided when Wheeling
high school and Elkins high school
met in a game which Elkins won,
and carried away the big prize cup
offered by the Wesleyan manage
ment.
+ The twentieth of the coming
March. 1915. the second annual
state high school, basketball tourna-
ment will be held on the Wesleyan
floor according to announcement
made more than six months ago, and
according to an additional announce
ment received by the local high
school a few days ago. It is pro-
posed this year to have as many as
twenty high school teams go to Buck
harmon and play and determine the
state champions by the process Of
elimination. ALI first class high
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-12-11
OIL ANII6 GAS


.
On Laurel Fork of Henry's Fork.
Smithheld district, Roane county.
w: Va. E. G. Miller and Company
have drilled a test on the A. Wag-
goner farm drought the Big Injun
sand and have a pumper good for
eight or ten barrels day, on
Spring creek, in the same district,
the South Penn Oil Company's No.
3 ON the Douglass heirs, farm has
been completed and shot and is a
five-barrel pumper.
One and one-half miles east of the
Big Flint pumping station in Nc
Clelland district. Doddridge county,
NJ; Murphy and Company have drilled
No. on the NJ. B. Allen farm
through the Gordon stray and have a
gasser with capacity Of 1000, 900
cubic feet a day.
In Clay district, Richie county,
the Imperial Oil, Gas and Products
|Company's test on the John Keith
farm is holding up at 225 barrels a
day. Z
On Grass run. Richie county, the
Ohio Fuel OIL Company has another
good producer In the Weir sand de
yelopment 1t is this company's No.
6 on the Edward Gebhart farm and
the first sixteen hours after 1t was
drilled into the pay produced 200
barrels.
In the Union Furnace district.
starr township, Hooking county, o.,
the CHARTERS Oil Company has
drilled No: 96 on the Hooking Val
ley Products Company's property
through the Clinton sand at depth
of S,110 feet and has buster. The
location is 500 feet east Of No. 90 on
the same tract.
Northeast Of Duff City, Alle-
gheny county. Pa, Robinson Broth
ers have completed a test on the
Brightenstein farm and have a
duster. In the same district Cole
and Company are due to get the san,i
this week at their test on the "a. NJ.
cCaw1ey farm. N,
Runs; and Shipments.
Runs and shipments Of the Penn
|sylvania, West virginia, Ohio, Indi-
ana and Illinois fields:
Runs December z 175.497
Previously reported 4S0;145
Total ~. 80. ~. 655.642
Daily average ...,....... ss,66s
Shipments, December 8 Al 1924
Previously reported $685.. 23S,04l
Total ~. sos 1855
Daily AVERAGE 36.e71.
The Oil Market.
Pennsylvania $1.45, Hercer, black.
s1.02: New Castle S1.02. Corning IS !.
Cabell $1.05. North Lima SO. South
Lima 3S. Princeton .S3. Wooster
$1.15. Indiana SO. Somerset IS, rag
land as. Illinois SO, Kansas and Ok
lahon,a So. Corsicana. light, IS;
Corsicana, heavy, so; Electra SIS,
Healdton so. Henrietta SIS. Cado. SO,
degrees. so: Caddo. So degrees, 10;
Caddo. 30 degrees. So: Caddo. crude,
As; Canada, $1.25.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-12-11
An Edison Comedy aboutaLost
Wife is included in a
Pleasing Bill.

Don't miss this wonderful story
showing at the Bijou today. 1t is a
two part Essanay-"The Means and
the End in which Richard Travers
and Gerda Holmes are principals.
The Perils OF Pauline" No. 16 Is also
shown. William Humphrey and Leah
Baird present Ellis Dominant Pas
sion and the program closes with
an Edison comedy-"The Adventures
of His Lost Wife" The Saturday
program includes two part special
drama The Pines Of Lorey" with
Marian NesIbitt, Bessie Learn and
Marc McDermott principals. Slippery
Slim and Sophie will be on In COM
edy scream. "Snakeville's Reform
Wave" Three other single reels will
add punch" to the proram.
RPss -
Rose Melville is repeating her ear
her successes in the revived isis Hop.
kins."
THE Midnight Sum-" a. stirring four
part photoplay is the supreme offer
ing today at the Orpheum theater.
The story is from the pen of Lands
Bruen, who, having put his best eff
forts in Its making. has completed
one Of the most thrilling pictures ever
produced. The two great factors Of
the play are love and sacrifice. Mar
garita Fischer and Harry Pollard are
also on today in fine Beauty
drama called "As. a Man Thinketh,
along with a dainty Reliance story
entitled SAnother Chance. I" Tomorrow
a sensational three part drama will
be shown entitled Into the Depths. .
The settings and photography in this
picture are beautiful.
Vaughn Chaser, well known as a
stock manager and star, is going into
vaudeville.
Crawford and Humphreys Bon Ton
Musical Comedy Company pleased
large audiences at the odeon theater
yesterday afternoon and evening when
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-12-11
.BITOU PRESENTS
a GOOD ESSANA Y

Il presented the rip-roaring black
face comedy entitled Black Jack
The company is presenting an even
better performance for the last half
|of the week than for the first half.
1t Is scream from start to finish
MIR. Crawford plays the part OF BLACK
Jack" and fully demonstrats his abil-
ity as an all around comedian. There
is an entire change OF costumes,
songs and specialties by the chorus,
and complete change of scenery.
In moving pictures, the third cpl
sode OF "Zudora" entitled THE Mys-
terry OF the Dutch Cheesemaker"; a
two part Lubin feature entitled ION
Suspicion and the Hearst selig news
pictorial showing late events Of the
world, including many war scenes are
shown.
William Faversham has received
the thanks of English actors for a
consignment Of money and clothing
to the English and French actors
relief fund.
Surprising in every way any min
strel that ever appeared in Clarks-
burg, Neil oBrien's minstrels kept a
good-sized audience in intermittent
mirth and admiration at the Robinson
Grand theater Thursday night.
THE Futurist Atelier,r as the first
part is called, was. thing Of beauty,
and brought forth applause from the
audience as the curtain rose. The
singing in this first part was excellent
and the vocalists were encored time
'and again, especially Jonathan Haw,
who Is well known in Clarksburg.
Demon Rum or "a Dry Town, y
from Mr.. oBrien's pen, presented the
author and Pete Detzel in the fun
NEST farce ever seen here. 1t pro-
yided genuine mirth and the two
principals acted their parts in an ex-
cellent manner.
Eddie Mazier and Major Nowak,
who is said to be the smallest COM
edian on earth, also kept the crowd
in laughter in an exceedingly funny
sketch. The show closed with an old
plantation scene that introduced some
good dancers.
All in all it was without doubt the