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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-30
THE THEATERS

b 4 .
An unusually fine two part Vita
graph drama, THE Poor Folks Boy
Algiets Sister" Selig drama; Rib
bons and Boxing Gloves and "a Span
ish Omelette," both lBiograph comedies
are included in the Biiou program to-
day An unusually fine program has
been arranged for Friday. The first
release in pictures of the celebrated
comedy writer, George AIDE will be on
the Bijou screen The title OF this
fable is Napoleon and the Bumps"
One OF these will be on the Bijou
screen every Friday An Edison extra
special in three parts will be shown
Friday. "The Man in the Street" is
the title. 1t is an adaptation from the
novel by Mary Inlay Taylor with
Marc McDermott, Charles Ogle and
Gertrude Mccoy in the leads. Other
characters are reporters, compositors,
editors, etc, in a newspaper office and
doctors, nurses, actors, actresses and
property boys. II there Is a Aim with
punch" this is it.
1t is reported from the Selig Jungle
Zoo, out at Eastlake, Los Angeles,
Calf, that the stork is expected to
arrive there shortly and visit the belle
of the elephant herd. Some stork
The Orpheum thaater is presenting
today a beautiful two part American
love romance. called l"The Lure OF the
Sawdust," This IS a splendid heart
interest play featuring Ed. Coxen and
Minnifred Greenwood. Miss Norma
Philips is also seen in the twenty
sixth story of "Our Mutual Girl IL
is very interesting. THE Old Derelict.r
good Majestic drama is also shown.
Tomorrow Shorty Hamilton Will be
here In another of the Shorty" series
The title is Shorty Turns Judge in
two parts.
A new piece Is called MY Hero.-
Julia Sanderson, Donald Brian and
Joseph Cawthorn will appear together
at the Knickerbocker theater. New
York, on August IS. For them Charles
Fr0hman has secured the Londor,
musical comedy, The Girl from Utah,
The music OF this piece fs by PAM.
Kubens. the author Of "The Sunshine
Giri| ana Sidney Jones, the author Of
The Gefsha.' For this company Mr..
Frohman is negotiating Paris ap.
-pearance In MAY.
a most UNIQUE plan of education is
being utilized by the guardians OF
the youthful emperor OF China. He
tsg only few years old, and has not
yet learned much from books, but is
receiving his education principally
through the aid of moving-picture
films. A representative Of the Chi
nese government made purchase
the other day from the SeliK Poly
scope Company OF several Of the eel
ehrated Seiig Jnpkl -Zop pictures.
4l.ich hays been sent to China for
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-30
AT Chicago.

At Chicago r.. n. q.
Boston ........110 010 oil IS 16 A
Chicago y. 200 80 900 GA 40 q
Batteries: Gregg, Bedient, Leonard
and Thomas and Carrigan. Cicotte.
Faber and Schalk. Ten innings.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-30

An expires strain travelling from
Nice to Macon, France. was beaten
by ~ minutes by an eagle which
raced tfor is miles.
John R. Poynter TO Francesco
zanni, q lots, Northview.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-30

THE Garden Of Paradise" by Ed
ward Sheldon, which the Liebler
company is to produce, is a dramati-
zation of Hans Anderson's poetic
story of THE Little Mermaid"
Emily Stevens will play the leading
role
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-30
Federal LEAGUE.

AT Buffalo R H ~
Chicago ~. 900 900 oil 1914 1s 4
Buffalo \. ..001 900 100 1908 8 i
Batteries: Prendergast, Watson and
Block Knapp, Moran and, Blair.
Twelve innings.
At Baltimore R. n. e..
iIniianapolis 900 800 900 o-s 8 o
Baltimore 81. .013 600 600 IA III L
Batteries: Kaiserling and Warren.
Wilhelm and Jacklitsch. Ten innings
At Pittsburg R.H II
Kansas City !. .010 0o3 1905 10 o
Pittsburg -. 900 600 2lO--3 4 i
Batteries: Stone, Adams and En-
zenroth Camnitz, Walker and Berry.
AT Brooklyn RHE
st. Louis
o2o DOL GOO 900 ooogooo-s 8 0
Brooklyn
oOo 600. iii. 900 900 Oo1-4 III i
Batteries: Marion Houck, McGraw.
Peters and Land. Davenport, Brown
and Chapman and Simon.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-30
OIL AND GAS

OIL CITY, Pa. July 30.-Pennsyl-
vania oil is $1.65 a barrel.
Late competitions in the eastern
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-30
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

At St. Louis R.H.E
Philadelphia i. .o0i 002 02O-5 Z q
st. Louis ...... 900 900 600 6. 4
Batteries: Bender and Schang
Weilman, Leverenz and Agnew and
Crossin.
AT Detroit R.H. e.
Washington ~. ITO 400 111-s 10 0
Detroit ........ .003 O40 00e-7 4 3
Batteries: Shaw, Ayres, Bentley,
Engle, johnson and Williams and
Ainsmith. Boehler. Hall and Stanaee.
First game
At Cleveland R.H.E.
New York 100 900 OPS Z 2
Cleveland 90 Ol0 O6O-2 5
Batteries: Fisher and Sweeney.
Hagerman, Blandihg and O,Seil.
Second game
B At Cleveland R.H.E.
New York .sOs 800 Ol1-1o II i
Cleyeta1id 1000 4 % 0O2A-s g. 10 2
Batteries: Brown and Nunamaker.
Bbymaps 1lanalng md 20 Nel q
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-30
FEDERAL LEAGUE

Kansas City at Pittsburg.
Indianapolis at Baltimore.
st. Louis at Brooklyn.
Chicago at Buffalo.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-30
the entertainments and education of
the young emperor.

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burg 7" A''s = =, s'sts
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s..s
Tha Aborns ara n,.r,,,,. \, -, Z
;,,sh On $3.50 e ~ q. ~. ~ = ...,t,.
;.. ns Ss . 0perA Sonpany. rms
~ AZ ~ 49, a a,,., snss.s nanse
.,lS,a. .tiss LOW
ehs.e ~ ah.si, eoutpei'eu 70 20
apfoau W. ~ op'aln.
..%a nan tsa..,. !. :. 10 20 produce
NC iaamA' = sep.smpei,
-, ~, i. ,,,i.,, s1,.., ,,o., z.
. ya rev ..... pi3ck, mas
$500 .s1e ,,as . ..,rl an VIII iourtesh
people, called Tree-Top Land.
!, !. !, !,
oss,s h ~ .,l nas peen engas So. %
p.sy one p .. ,ne t .sNn e roies IN tot-
a asn aAu : 81 iliiueser me colnlns sea-
SON ..4
Y.
lor VIII act in London under her own
management. She VIII remain under
the direction Of 0hyer Morosco. 4
Walter Hale, who is an author and
has been very Ill at his home in New
York, but his physicians are now
hopeful of his recovery.
1t is said that owing to the accidnnt
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-30
GENES TODAY
NATIONAL LEAGtE..
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Philadelphia at st, Louis.
Boston at Chicago.
Washington at Detroit.
New York at Cleveland.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-30

The decision Of the Illinois an
pelate court in the johnson case Mas
brought joy 70 the Feds. Immeii.
ately upon its announcement every.
Fed owner and magnate gave way 10
unhridled demonstrations Of elafion
and glee. kicking their heels n the
air and evineing their DELIGHT n
other wayG equally exub6fnnf. THAT
they have slipped 1 large roller M.
De- Org Aiztd hasehaIl must Sc elN7t
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-30

AZ Philadelphia R.H.E.
,oniS 600 0sO 0i0 OO4-S 16 5
EhSIa 6lphih COZ oil 600 o01--5 Is o
Bdtteries Permit Snyder and
i 1sc1nnor Marshall and Doom.
twelve lhnihgHI
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-30

"The Belle OF New York" has had
a successful revival In London, the
title part being taken by Dorothea
Clarwe. Edna May was present at
the opening to see her successor.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-30

Jean Havez, with Fred Block, has,
written musical act, with fourteen
people. called .Tree-Top Land"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-30

1t is reported from the selig Jungle
Zoo, out at Eastlake, Los Angeles,
Calf, that the stork is expected to
arrive there shortly and visit the belle
of the elephant herd. Some stork!
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-30

The Aborns are planning to estab-
lish an opera school in connection with
the Century Opera Company. This
will give American singers a chance
for the musical education they now
think themselves compelled to 60
abroad tt. obtain.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-30

William Faversham is to produce
The Hawk" in September.
.C7tf.I<fA q 20 lHs- :
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-30

bHtlefIes. SHAW, Ayfee, Bentley,
Engle, johnson and Williams and
Ainsmith. Bcehler. Hall and stanase.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-30

Lottie Kendall has been engaged to
play one of the leading roles in pot
ash and Perlmutter" the coming sea-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-30

Guy Bates Post, who was injured
by fall while playing in Omar. the
Tentmaker," in Los Angeles. may have
to undergo an operation, and will not
be able to play again for several
months. 81
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-30

Walter Hale, who is an author and
artist in addition to being an actor,
has been very i'll at his home in New
York, but his physicians are now
hopeful of his recovery.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-30
Elp "A Sc BALL IN.
A NUTSHELL.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

49, 49,;
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-11

i6ncn gemiiii1tc g9oiicr er6dltcu
f0nncn. Nidrtin 9cDmoper mO 9lI-
bert g9. Gauner maren fiir Die @ni.
icr-@cieai6oft anlucienO mo erfldr-
ten oaB oie @eieaidoit Bancroft
maben miiBte, wenu iie ge5pungen
weroen iolltc, i6r Go5reu SDltet
ous5uoe6ncn. Ger @ouoerneur De-
idIoB Elm wcteres &erbor IN DER ga
die beute 0lorgen ab5nbolten.
0ie uddite Delegation wel6e Dor
Oem @ouoeruerr erihien wuroe bon
Gelegat @rie6el unO StoOtratbSnIit.
9lieo G6orles S. Seiutcman angc-
fii6rt uuo 6e3mcdte, Oas Staatso6er.
6oupt 81 eriu6en Oie &orlage iiir
9tnibe6ung Der @ert6er606ungcn oeS
nGep SigbmdD, 5u nter5ei6hen-
'tuter5ei1nete @cieBpor'
lagen.
@ouberneur @olOS6oroag6 inter
5ei6nete aeitern in glnuopoliS lmge
f66r POO @orla0eu, Die meiitcn ieoo9
pou elmer lofalen Gotur. Gie @e.
fdn9niB.9ieform.gorlagc lomie Die
ienige iiir &erpiaigungen iiir tpobl'
t6dti9e Sniiitlte mu0eu BON Dem
@ouoernelr niht auigenommcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-11
saatcnIt nItanO-gcridJt.

@larplmo ocoen oos @oria6r i'm
91iiditanOe. - Tic 91a6rllngs-
itoiie biaiger gewor0eu. Cine
iutereHoutc 3lianmeuiieluug.
llc6er 0en SaotenitanO inn 9lprii
in llorDlonO nit einem 9crglei6e
Oes Stan0eS i'm lebieu Sabre bat
OoS Itatiitii1e 8iireau 0eS lanOnirtb-
icboftlibeu Gepartements in @oib.
ington iolgcn0e Statiitit, peroiient-
li9t:
@ei5cn in 1914 $3.50 gcaeu 1913
nit $500;
9loaacn in 1914 91%o mO in
1918 $40.
@erllIte on @ier0en uno @laul.
cieln Ourcb Srant6eiten in 1914
II pro 1000; in 1913 25%o pro
1000
&erhltc an 9iinOoie6 in 1914
20%o lnO in 1913 1920.
&erlulte an Sd)peinen our6 Seu-
den in 1914 1870 uu6 in 1913 90ao.
Gie @reiie Der neri6ieoeneu 6riid
te ont +. 9(pril 1914 mo am T. 2lpril
1913 woren wie iolat.
g9ei5en ~ in 1914 95 Gents mo
in 1918 81 90 pro 9ui6el;
@}aiS in 1914 "A Gents rnO
in 1913 So Gents pro 9ui6el;
Safer n in 1914 80 Gents rmO
in 1913 45 Gents pro 9ui6el;
@erItc in 1914 So Gents imo
in 1913 Go GcutS pro 9id6el
Goggen in 1914 "A GentS unO
in 1918 78 Gents pro Sui6el;
&ortoiicln - in 1914 70 Gents
uno in 1913 50 Gents pro 9ui6el;
sen in 1914 $3.50 mo in
1913 $1,000 pro Come;
@ier in 1914 is GeutS unO in
1913 II Gents pro Gubeno;
Butter IL in 1914 % GcntS lmO
in 1918 % Geuts pro @iuno;
Sii6ner - in 1914 1862 Gents
uuO in 1918 1873 Gcnts pro @fno;
9u6wci5eu in 1914 so Gents
pro 9ui6eI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-11
g}oliimurcr Slnmcnmarft.


Ser Oiesid6rige Siter-9lunenmarit
in Baltimore mar Der groBte ieit
Sobrcn. Gos @ciddft mar le6-
bait uuO sic 9Erciie ser @oare
entipreben0.
Gas Oiterieit, lpeldeS pic fein
5peites oa3u ougetban lit, OaS Seim
nit frii1en 9lumen ju i6miIdcn
6otte in Der Oergangcnen @o9e mO
pe5ieQ geitern Baltimore in einen
8lumengurten oerman0elt. &errlicbe
9htmengeriide Ouiteten Sen 9eiu-
6ern Ser MGrftc, uno inn 9eionOeren
OeS 9erington D}arftes, entgegen.
0ie @utopitroBe, 9erington uno
SomorOitruBe paren in Elm 3meiteS
o@rilrt~ Gin GeutiGlauo Der groBte
Slumennlarft ser @elt) Deuuonoelt
unO 6oten cine reibe 2lusmo6l in ben
lie6lic6eu &inoern ser 6loro. ,Sn 9In.
betra6t oes 6errli6en g9etters geltal.
tete Ii6 Der 9lumenmorft duBerlt
Ie66oit unO woren ipe3ieIl Siterli'
lien uuO SDocint6eu in GROCER god-
froge. 0ie @reiie entipraGen ini
9(Qgemeinen ser @oare mo 6rod-
ten einfoGe Gulpen 20 bis % Gents
uuO gefiiQte Gulpen bis 80 Gents
pro Iopf. Spocint6en Doriirteu 5wi-
i9en 10 bis % Gents. }l5alicn 6ra6-
ten 81 bis 50. 9ilicu 25c. pro 9lu.
me oOer 81 fiIr cine @ilan5e nit aHt
9liit6en, Sorteniien BON 70 Gents
oufwGrts, SpieritauOen BON 75c.
oufmdrtS. g9iden p Geuts pro
9iinoel, @crauieu IS Gents lluO @lo-
rien6liim6en 40 bis 80 Geuts Der
Gopi.
@ielc bon Gencn sic nu sic @l0rf-
te 6eiuGen I'M cine freic 9lmen-
gluSiteang in 9(uaeuiGem .5u nc6-
men, fii6lten iic6 DerouloBt Elm
StrGuB6en oOer cinen Gopf fiir bic
Glteru oOcr &ermonOten, fiir sic
9rout oOer SdwiegereItern oOer
ol1, Inn OaS @ra5 eines treuen 500
ten iAmiidcn 5il fonncn 3u fonfen.
Gas Gitcrfeit OoS Set Der 5reuOc,
ldBt Sic Meuid6eit iePger fii6leu mo
etpas iieier in Sen @elObeutcl grei-
len ais bcabH6tiat, un0 iino ipe3iea
9lumen 6eionOers 6ege6rte Sbiefte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-11

3u ucrlauicm:
Sine cute 8dderei; nnr Saocn.@ei1dli
Nabiulra0elt 6ei q, 9iul1 d SO0u, Siiomeiede
9anfs uHo 2eUfcStraRe. tgpr0 I'D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-11

ser &oiIcrn qlpcmic, no6c Gycterliry
1876 bel 100.
E6os. 8olep Sisfp, Grtr., an 5lo.
renee s. @riggs mo 9lauoerc. 9iorO-
oit.Gde Der @ouO. uuO NlcGloerru
ShaBe, IS Bel rs.
Slioia q. 9urman imo 9ln0ere an
So6n s. s. Stein uuo @ottiu, 9}oro-
on.Gde Der Bono. un0 N}cglOerrp.
StraBe rs 6ei rs.
ISM. 81. Sie6crt an 9lbell 9. 60,
3 @runOitiide
Soi6ua s. 9iogel0 rno @attiu al
Sas ". 9eomueur lmo gun Go., 2
@ruuoitiide.
s.. 9ee6itcr Goofe al 9lunie 6.
Staus6urp. Citieite ser @ulioro.
9lOcnne, no6e 30 5troBe, "A Del
1875.
Se6oitiou s. Soof un0 @attin an
emma @. @auns, Sioweit-Gdc Der
9onpnle. rmo Gollos.SraBe, 10 6ei
| 72.
@orf g. mO Smp. &c. an lluiteo
&oilwoDS lmo electric So. Giticitc
Ser Gollow-9lOenue na6e @ort Ger.
race, Is 6ei 1873.
9(uauoa g. 8onO ali 0lt. 9ioDal
Cont g. Ciieite scr @orf.9Ioenue
no6c g96iteIod StroBc.
@t. 9lopol Gonit on ltliteo 9loil.
wo9s uno electric Goy Citieitc ser
%orf-9lpenue, nobe gS6itelod.StroBe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-11

Sln 6raucnsSoipital an Der @dc
BON Sato0ette.9IDenuc uno SobnsStr
lit Die 19 Sabre olte 6rau Beatrice
%ittinger aus Sinmeo0, Garroa-Go,
al Den 6olgen elmer @lirtur aeitor-
ben mel9e lie im 0e5em6er ange6lid
IN iel6itm0rOeriiGer 9l6iidt eiuge-
nonlmen 6atte 9taH elmer lluterfi.
DUNG our9 Den Coroner @}a1t wir-
De elm EooeS-Gertiiifat aui Sel6lt-
moro alSgelteQt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-11

III OcfiuNftWs
Mooernes Gd6auS nit gaoen uno 10 3ims
mern. 9oppelie Got paiienb fiir irgeno Elm
C5el6dIt, in icbr outer gla6buri9ait gir. $500
@clt.93nltmure StraGe tWlr5l31WtD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-11

5000; iann 81 Wonaisraien bon SO be8aplt
ber6en. Sencs 2ano iir S6iti, @eere:s Sc.
miiiesgau Geii9eIs uno 1anben3n4i; miloes
pcilinoes 0limd; naDe Snot; Dnlbe Wleile
bon Ser @iienbaDn Station; bIiiDenoe @aH'
bari1ait; cute 9aHoiiroben, relnes &alel-
9arl 0epe 1919 Snpciie Str., Satimo G, Wlo.
(Wlr613-9pril13)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-11
Sin 5iuciter SranO in &alpert's
WeIdlGft


y}nb 5man3igitimoigcr 9lu6e bat es
in Der W}atro6eu.6a6rif bon &olpdrt
& So, 8aDlor. lnO %. Ctr, fiir 0ie
6euerpe5r pieOer piel 9lrbcit gegc-
ben. gla10cm Oos 2ager5aus 80"
0onneritag 9}a6nitfag in 9li9c &C.
lcgt moroen mar, lit geitern irii5 elm
5peitc5 @aaren6aus nieoerge6rannt.
IS beian0en ii6 oarin duBerit ent
3iinoliGc Stoife, mie Seil GoB6aar
II. ool., oic 3ilr Motrabenfa6ritation
permanOt mrr0cn. glni9eineno iinO
BON Ocu glimmeuOcn yfeiten oes erlten
9ronoes 1Slnfen auf ou5 3meite @e.
bGuoe iibergeipringcn mo fanoen
BORT rei1G9e 9ta6rung. 9ta1 Dem
eritcn @criu6e oes gSGrters unO eli
niger 2lrbeiter, ben auSge6ro6enen
9ronO o6ne 6iilfe Ser 6euerpebr 81
l0ideu muBte Oieie oo6 81 @iilie ge-
ruien merOen, ga oie Slommen 5um
3meiteu Nlol nit peit 9roBerer @e-
malt ousbra9cu. Sic griffen ali6
oieieS N}ol picOer nit un5eimli6er
@ei6pinoigfeit I'M iiG. I'm $50
&ornlittogS bra1 Oas 6elcr aus mo
cine StilnOe ipdter mar ibon 0as
Ga6 eingeitiir5t. @ttpa A g8aggon-
laOungeu Stro6 iinO babel per6ronnt.
9lub Oieier @ran0 bate piele S6alt.
luitige ange5oaen; 0orunter beianO
ii1 Sri. .Rarie @ar0ner, Die BON Oen
Oi6ten &ouduolfen o6nmd6tig mitr-
Oc uno III i6re @o6ning, glr. 707
Sit %. Strobe, gebro6t merOen
muBte. 9lu1 mebrere sSeuermebr.
lelltc famen bel i1rer 9lrbeit pie0er.
bolt in geidbrli6e 2agc, namentliA
entgiugen cinige 9fettllugsmanni9ois
ten uur nit fnapper 0ot6 &erleBin-
gen, ais nit groBeni @cfra6 Oie Dit
man0 OeS 6rcnnenOen @e6duOes ein-
itiir5te. 9lu9 bel 0ieiem 9rouoe lit
leiocr cine &erlebung 81 Oer5ei6neu:
Or. s. 8. @alentiui cincr oer @epar-
temcnts-9ler5te, bat cine idmer56aite
gerlceuuq am lintcn Oberi6entel er
litten. Crci 6euerpe6rlelfe 6ottcn
sic @epalt ii6cr ciuen @oiicriAlau1
Dcrloren, ociicn @iunoitiid nit 9lie-
Icngemalt Dem in Der 9ld6c ltebeuoen
9lr5t an Sen O6eridenfel icbIng. Sci
Oieiem 8ronoc mante ii6 ebeuioaS
sic 56pierigfcit Der &aiicr5uiu6r
er6cblib iii6lbap Oo@ gelana Oieies
W}ol ser 5eueruebr nieocr, balo OoS
,yeuer 3l lofoliiireu Ger S9aoen
ioa iid6 onacbli6 oncb oicies @lal oni
einiQc ioiieno Collars belalien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-11
9nlln lunr IL @aItimure mo6adaft.

GmlM uar in Baltimore uO6n6aft.
So6u Z. Eullg mclder lebteR
Gonnerltog bel einem 2lutomo6il-lln-
faQ Iein 9e6eu Oerlor, wuroe in ga.
terIon 9}.-1,, ge6orcn mo mar lGn-
gere Sabre oid in Baltimore onidi-
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An terfanfen.


8pci iunoe i6wNrle. 8perQpinGcr 3 @lonaie
Ibier6cn bon 0eiiem Starnlbaum; @licrn I'M
poriiri bon Seniiniuuo 6alp6's San &cnnels,
OamiliDu.glucuHe, 0uparo @arf
tglpriO-13)
The Washington times., 1914-05-28
CHILDREN TO GIVE
WELSH FOLK PLAY
Grover Cleveland School to
Produce "The Silver Thread"
Tonight.

Grown ups will be welcomed at the
Grover Cleveland School tonight at the
initial performance of The Silver
Thread" fve-act play by Constance
Mckay, to be given for the benefit Of
the GUNNER work of the school.
All twenty-three parts will be taken
by students Of the school under the d.
rection OF Miss Frances Farley. princi-
pal; Miss Cecil &. Norton, Miss Alice
Wright. teachers, ana Mrs. Howard
Beall.
Tomorrow night the children will be
entertained at the play. The cast in
cludcs: Paul Beali. Laura Kail, Marian
Hoffer. Edward Kaiser, Lena Griffith.
Margaret Reiss. Denny Burns. Taylor
Freeman, and Daniel Shugrue in the
character parts. Paul Portion is king
of the goblins, ana will be assisted by
Herbert Lein, Raymond FIzcr, Bernard
Fcnwick, Lawrence Wiednan, Welby
Arnold, Harry Fox. John Freeman,
Hugh Maddox, Joseph KlingA, Henry
Brown. Arnold Tran, Carl Dennison,
and Isaac Silverstern.
Between the acts there will be dane
ing by Ethel Maddox. Helen Morris,
Morris Stuart, and Frieda Elites. Miss
Ida Ullman Is the viol:nist and Mrs.
Sue jennings will be at the piano
clndes the stage necessary for the pro-
duction. The Silver Thread is a
medieval folk story dealing with life in
the mines Of Wales. The Bureau of
Mines has loaned the miners lamps and
other equipment