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The Washington times., 1914-08-29
S12,685,O0O REALTY
RECORD OF SUMMER
investments Here Make Re-
markabIe ShoWing-August
Ahead of July.

General conditions being considered,
the real estate operations for the sum
mer Of 1914 were remarka BILE. y total
of Sl2 $500 was invested in the purchase
of and loans on local realty during the
three months ending August 81 Mon
days business being estimatedl. During
the summer months the brokers sue
Ceeded in closing 1.SCn sales. in which
We're involved 4,27i lots and parcels Of
real estate.
Both in the total of investments and
in ;hc volume of trading, the month of
August showed an increase over the
record for July. In the number of deals
il was fifty-five behind the number
closed in July. June. OF course. was
the busiest of the summer period. hav-
ing a record of s.. 325.O coo invested in 80
transactions. comprising 1873 lots and
parcels of realty. During July the
brokers closed so sales. in which were
included go lots. In August there were
+S5 transactions effected. involving l.32l
lots. The total investment for August
was s3,750.o00.
Trading during the last week OF Au-
gust was about on a par with the third
week of the month. The number of
sales was identical. the brokers again
closing 120 deals and maintaining a
daily average of twenty sales. The vol
Ume of trading was in excess of last
week showing Sc lots and parcels
changing owners, as compared with 5s1
during the third week of August
The bulk of the week $ selling was in
;he outlying suburbs, where $50 parcels
ere conveyed. The near-urban district
was in second place. with fiftyfour lots
sold. The northwest ranked third, with
;hirty-five lots transferred. There were
~ enty-nine lots sold in the northeast,
eleven in the southeast, and seven in the
southwest
The Washington times., 1914-08-29

But we said in offering it that we be-
lieved it to be the greatest all round auto
mobile for the money ever built. And
5000 owners are now saying the same
thing.
The Washington times., 1914-08-29

the road"-to continue to run silently and
smoothly, and to look like new after
months of hard usage.
The Washington times., 1914-08-29
100000 Miles of Proof

Here proved May, $500 have already
been sold and throughout the These $500 have
been driven total 100000 miles and they have universally made
good.
popular that the Chalmers has started
through the factory additional makng ord' of 5000 1915
Light Sixes.'
The Washington times., 1914-08-29

High tide a. m. and 81 p. N.
Low tice-S:57 a. m. and o:o1 p. m.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-02
Single Abatement of Wars Honor Is Tha,
1t Can't Last Long


BELIEVE KINGS TO TAKE srocN A ~
WERE AND FOR kiHecRAFT TO CONE A SHOWDOWN WHEN
THE BATTLE CLOUDS LIFT HAS RECEIVED rHE
SLAIN We SHALL sEHoto ANOTHER Os LIVE AND
HOPE. BUT we SHALL HAVE TO 81
The kaiser held Justly accountable bloody work that il 20
ing forward. THE OLD MAN IN VIENNA AND THE RITZ ER
N ST PETERSBURG COULD EACH HAVE BEEN HELD TO
HIS PLACE EXCEPT FOR THE WAR LORD OF berlin n
he could should behold the power in the heart ~ En-
quite equal TO that contemplated by Napoleon That Il
not 10 be thought Of endured The world
the Russian empire when has vanquhed sutOcracy the German
- ~ ~
THE WORLD HAS LONG TRAVEL BEFORE IT sFAess.
THE MOUNT OF oLNEs a HOUSE or CARDS IN TsV
10" COUNTRY CONES A rHE NORTH SEA TO
SLOW " DOWN. CONES THg HELL r4E gAea
sURes MAos AND NOT STONE TRULY the HOME o.
rRAeHoV WAS " NOT ENOUGH SLAUGHTER AND rHE
ASSASSIN HAD DONE DEVILS WILL ON r.E oA.,aE
THAT An OLD MAN SHOULD END TIE DRAMA wtrH
CONFEDERATION SWEEPING ACROSS RHINE TO THE RHoNE
ANo rHE SEINE TO TIE SEVERN TIVE cLVosf WHAT "a
stHVA 70 ENGLAND WHAT TO FRANCE. THAT THEY SHOULD
sliced FoR 70 OVER sov ssAt ne a,
ANeE OF POWER
but gamble gamble in the lives Of men, the hearts Of w
men and children 1T viii be the blooe saws General NJ
son Miles, commanding authority "and That 10 s.v
vii Be destructive that there
ment Of horror Is that it cannot be Of long duration
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-02
GIANTS DO LocKsTeP
TO The CLUB HOUSE

I WV YORK. Oct. Umpire KLEIN
established what is believed 10 be a
precedent In baseball history TO-DAY
On the game between the Boston and
New York National league teAme In
the seventh inning. while the Giants
we're at bat. KLEIN took exception to
what Dc regarded az unusually Ioud
.alk on the New York bench. ne or.
voice.
Deciding presently that b. had not
been oboycd KLEIN directed that tho
bench Do cleared OF every body f-cept
Acting Manager Nike Donlin ana the
bat boy Christy Mathewson headed
the hanishod players and they
marched single dle hands on one
another shoulders. across The neid
20 tho club house. Initiating in their
progress tho eo-callod iocksfen re-
quired of conv.cts in some prisons
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-02
PROBATE OF WILL



once OF the Clerk. County Court
ohlo county. state OF West Virginia
. IN the matter OF the probate ~ ~.
last last viii and testament OF Peter Bracv.
The object OF the petition aicd in
TINS matter on the 23rd day OF Sepfem-
ppe. isi4. Is 20 have admitted to pro-
De the last will ana Testament OF Fcter
o,scy. deceased. bearing date on the
eth DAY OF September in the wear iafs
ma ~ appearing from an afrIdavit NO..
oe!ofe me BY Mrs. Elizabeth Reli the
peutoner therein. that Peter Bracv the
saio testator. died unmarried Iea,-ins
helthef wife nor child or other Iincai
,,,s &c., but that his nearest reia-
yves ana those who would be his beirs
at.Iaw had he died intestate ana arc
interested IN the probate OF said viii
are "A brother and sister who ros,
N ltaiy. and all other unknown heira-
a-iaN OF said Peter Bracv dcccas,d
VINO wno are non-residents of the stare ~
Nest virginia, and whose names am.
pIsces OF residcnce are unknown II 4.
oroered that they do appear At my off,cs
IN the City Of wheeline. West Virst,,,,
IN the county and State Aforesaid r.t,t
IN one month after the date ~ tbo a.,
publication hereof. and do vrha, a. $3.50, ~ y
saFN TO protect their interests in ssff
The hearing Of said petition il 80,
aor the 9TH day OF November. 1919 81
:. Published for the first time Sept. %
Clerk County Court. Ohio con,,,,.
state Of West Virginia -
geo. T. Boyd. Jr.
Attorney for the petitioner.
Se25-ocf-g-q-fg
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-02
DRY" RALLY
Held Last Evening at cadix, o.. by
Boosters From River Frontal
fair a Great Success.

Special Dispatch to the Intelligeneer.
CADlZ. o.. Oct 1.-"Enthusiasm
was the password at the mass meeting
OF the Harrison County Anti-Saloon
League. held here tonight Over 1 200
persons were massed in the street in
front of the court house for upwards
OF en- hour. Thirty autos loaded with
temperance workers arrived here at )
O'Clock from the river-front towns,
Bellaire, Martins Ferry and Bridge
port.
Several hundred persons were the
guests of the ladies of the Christian
church at supper. over one hundred
being seated at one time. The mass
meeting in the public square from Z
until O'Clock was the most enthusi.
astic meeting yet held in Harrison
county. A number Of prominent anti.
saloon workers from all sections OF
Eastern Ohio made short. but stirring,
addresses. The party from the river
front returned last night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-02
ROOSEVELT RAPs PENRosE
AND PLEADS FOR PINcHoT

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. Former
President Roosevelt addressed an au.
dience which completely filled the
First Regiment armory here tonight.
and urged the election of Clifford Pin.
chot. the Washington party candidate
Tor United States Senator in opposition
TO Senator Boies Penrose. whom he at.
tackled as 'embodying the evils OF ma
chine politics"
Col. Roosevelt also asked support
Tor Vance Mccormick. the Democratic
candidate for governor. who was
placed on the Washington party ticket
after the withdrawal of William ORA.
per Lewis.
I ask. first. for the support of Gift
ford Pinchot for United States Senator
IN order that the defeat of Penrose
may be insured. and then for the sup
port of Mccormick and the rest OF the
Washington party ticket TO wipe out
Penroseism." he said.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-02
REINFORCED
tcontanusd from Firs. FsE..l

started many German regiments had
fought all the way down from Liege.
Belgium
The German attacks In the last "a
hours seem 10 have become less ener-
getic The allies have been able ~
repulse them and follow them up
more easily There are signs that
exhaustion II setting IN among the
invaders. owing TO the hard lighting
and the severe weather conditions
Meanwhile the allies are being given
intervals ~ rest In the trenches be-
tween the periods Of intense exertlun
a. fresh relaps can be- brought 20 the
front az any time
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-02
TO REPORT SOON
second Meeting OF sub-Committse Con-
sidsring State Pair Offer Hsld
rssterday Afternoon.

Further plans looking toward the re-
organization Of the State Fair Associa-
Ton we're formulated al a second meet.
tns OF the subcommittee appointed for
lhtt purpose. yesterday. Details OF the
proposed transfer are rapidly being com
pleted and the sub-coufniffce expe-f. -
pc able % report 90 the general commit
zee within few DAYS. Another meet
ing VIII be held soon
~ Yfl. no formal announcements has
neen made q the disposition or the sub
com nittee. but ~ ig uudcrs TODD the BODY
Nie"H the proposition with favor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-02
GRAPHIC
tcon.ausd from FIRST rsg..)

Two thousand horsemen lay as II
struck by lightning. Here and there
a wounded horse struggled to shake
himself clear from the heaped dead.
But the artillerymen did not wait
10 gaze long on this scene Of carnage.
They limbered up the guns and rat.
tied OF to aid the dragons, who
were hard pressed and falling back
along the highway. The guns were
a welcome relief This time the
struggle was more even The Ger.
man quickfrers returned the fire
with interest, but the French infan-
try arrived and deployed among the
vine. a bugle rang out and their
bayonets flashed in the sun as they
dashed forward.
Had to Fall Back ..
Without cavalry to aid il the Prus-
sian guard was obliged to fall back.
A battalion of Zouaves glided behind
and occupied the valley OF the Suippes
threatening TO place the guard be-
tween two fires. A regiment OF gren.
adiers sacrificed itself to cover the
retreat of the German columns. Five
times the grenadiers hurled them
selves against the French. They were
Iepuised every time and after the
NTH charge only one section was left.
a handful of men surrounding the
nag Then first one. then two. ana
then ten OF the grenadiers threw
down their arms. A hundred men.
mostly wounded. were all that were
LEFT OF a splendid regiment. But their
sacrifice had not been useless for II
enabled the column 20 get safely un.
der the guns of the forts at Berru and
Nogent L'Abbesse.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-02
NAVAL CONFERENCE

WASHINGTON. Oct. 1.-Secretary
Daniels to-day conferred With the
naval general board over estimates
for the next fiscal year. Later II vas
said the general board had not yet
decided how many battleships IL will
recommend for construction next
year.
IL has been suggested that IL there
Is a general demand for a big build.
ing program IL may be met by cut
ting down shore expenses, In line
with Secretary Daniels present pol.
lev
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-02
CONVICTED OF ENLIGHTENMENT

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 1.-Charles
ID. Dougendobler. formerly n clerk in
the postofhce at Columbia. Pa. was
convicted in the federal court here
today OF embezzling $1.71s by max
inn false entries in the postal books
Judge Dickinson deferred sentence,
pending the argument OF a plea for
new trial.
John $. Wilson and Frank G. Paine
postmaster and assistant postmaster
at Columbia are also under indict
ment for alleged violations OF the
postal laws
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-02
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
EXPLORER MISSING.

LONDON. oct 1. 7:4o D ma
Henry Savage Lander. the explorer. o.
missing from the place in ANTWERP
where he had been stopping for the
last two weeks. says dispatch ,e
the Pail Mail Gazette from Antwerp
The correspondent adds that II h.
feared that Mr. Lander vcntured n.
yond the outer line Of fortihcations
ana has been unable 10 return to The
city
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-02
TRAFFIC LAWS PRINTED

The revised traffic ordinance as
amended by council at its meetine
July %. 1914. has been printed and
is now ready for distribution. Auditor
Ahrens requests that all drivers OF
vehicles OF others interested in the
traffic laws OF the city call at his
onice and get a copy of the new re
vlsed rules.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-02
WEEKS AND GARRET
famous battery Tor Madison Team In
WI League Arrives in City
Last Might

Mont s. Weeks and q p 49, -
LEU. the well known battery FOR me
M,aolson, Wis. baseball club in the
M,isconsin-lllinois League. arrived in the
cry late last night. Garrett who form,
cry twirled for the West Liberty Nor-
ma, maj school nine, was a sensation in The
western circuit. while Weeks had a ver,,
successful year behind the bat
The WI. League closed Senter,h.. :
put several OF the Madison PLAYERS. in
GUIDING Weeks and Garrett, spent sew
sIaI Gays IN camp along the lakes be-
Mstzei county. while Weeks home is in
rms well known battery will perform
Tor Iriadelphia In SATURDAYS game
against the Patterson and Elm Grove
team.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-02
MEXICANS
1oonaau.a Frsm r,r., r.r.1

.the Carranza villa dispute and rc.ca
.tablishing order throughout the o.
public
The first conference was held ne
IArafe 80 Tho following commission
participate iu o.. Generals Dhrrror
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-02
DESOLATION
Ccontnusd from Fir.. P.x..)

case were portions Of the outerwalls.
which were still constantly falling.
and inside the cinders Of the contents
OF the buildings. Not a shred of FUR
niture or anything elseremained.
of the population thought that
not a soul remained. / was wrong.
,or as we turned into a square where
the wreck OF what had been one of
the most beautiful OF Gothic churches
met my eyes. a blind woman and her
daughter CROPPED among the ruins.
They were the sole living creatures
In the whole town.
Shops. factories, churches and
houses Of the wealthy all were SINH
larry destroyed One qualification
only have to make OF this statement.
two or perhaps three houses bore the
German command in chalk that they
were not TO be burned. Where a de-
stroyed house had obviously contain
ed articles OF value footing had taken
place.
i inquired what had become OF the
population. II was a question TO which
no direct reply could be given. They
had fed in all directions. Some had
reached Antwerp but a great number
were wandering about the country
panic stricken and starving. Many
were already dead.
What had happened at Termonde
was similar to what had happened in
other parts OF Belgium under the mill
tary occupation OF Germany. The
result Is that conditions have been set
up for the civilian population.
throughout the occupied territory. OF
unexampled misery.
Remarkable Change
should supplement what I have
said regarding the condition OF Belgium
win some reference TO Antwerp itseIf
Mhere the eNiled government now sits
~ u wonderful contract TO the rest OF
the country and the first Impression OF
between its life now and In the DAYS Of
peace. approached IL by water and in
the early morning 10 rose before me lfkr
iairy city. Its sky line was beauti-
fully broken by spires and towers H.
Shusehes including the incompatible
when 7 entered its shops were omen
It's streets were crowded and every
where there was eager activity BY mid
Gay the streets became cougested Early
EDITIONS OF the papers were eagerly
bought and great crowds assembted
wherever telegram giving news coulJ
be read. This continued until early
evening but by eight o'clock a most ex-
city.
@Noi a Hight Of any kind in house or
IN shop was 20 be seen. No lamps we're
iit in the streets and the city was
plunged IN absolute darkness Not a
soul remained In the streets
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-02

lturoe. Santos Coy. Hay. Saucedo. Gar
ella Aragon. Trujillo and Sosa.
They conferred with Generals Villa.
Aguierre. Robes. Benavides. Natera-
Banquelos. Dominguez. Triana and
Eulalio Guitterez
From Information available here a. APP
pears that the call for a general confer
ence Is for all constituttonalist chiefs
who can reach this city BY October 10.
Der TO begin at least informal confer
enCe By that time
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-02
MURDER ANo SUICIDE.

LAMBERTv1LLE. y J.. Oct L.
Frank Hauehawout 80 years old. shot
end killed his wife today while she
was on her way 10 work af the Morris
Canning Company. tfe then turned ~.
weapon on himself sending q bullet
INTO his head. There is no hope Of
bic recovery
The couple had been married ton
years and had one child daueh q q.
agrd nine years
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-02
SEALED PROPOSALS

Notice 20 nrnnufacsur~rs- yobb~rx- -
chants and Others WholsBa1s psalsrn-
NOIiCE - flERfBY GIVEN. That
90 West Virginia viii receive bid. daily
- ite offtce az Chsriestc>. West vfrkinia
LOT furnishing supplies FOR the several
ment OF which Il rested IN said hoard
S-ntracts Will be swefo>i TO the lowest
niddsrs. quality considered. and oth~r
cry VIII be given preference
lists OF suppf>s rtedcd VII Be FUR
nishea bidders On receipt OF requests
STATE BOARD or CONTROL.
la-l-u Charleston. West Virginia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-02
DRUNK FINED

John Ward. a drunk. arrested hv
constable Hun Butler. was given n
nearinr before Squire Wickham ves.
terday afternoon and fined g. and
costs Not having the necessary
liver he went 20 JAN for twenty
days
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-02
FOR SALE
FOR RENT

FOR Rents FINE SECOND
FLOOR ROOMS. p ART L Y
FURNISHED THEY FRONT ON
MAIN STREET AND HAVE EN-
TRANCE ON TENTH STREET.
JAMES l. HAWLEY,
1065H MAIN STREET.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-02

Canada IN 1913 imported 25aost ana
produced N6sS.e22 barrels Of cement.
The New Zealana arbitration court
has granted siN-dav week 10 hotel
workers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-02

Wire losses and the eFrenrs ~ ~.
Tr enuon r0rt me United sfator more
each year Than me total value NJ Ha
rr.dgcf.ou ~ sold. silver. copper ana
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-02

Marie Schwabacher. a pretty Antwerp
milliner. who was courted BY two broth
cIs. promised 70 marry the winner OF a
game OF cards. but eventually eloped
with The one who was beaten.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-02

The mineral riches of Spain furnish
one Of its chief hopes OF future pros
perity The surface areas OF the work
lnss already open cover nearly 1000. 900
hectares or about 2.Soo.ooo acres. an in
crease IN area or over 25 Der cent. dur
ing the last decade. In the same time
the output Of coal. iron and copper have
increased. while that OF lead has re-
manned about stationary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-02

,,s Siam produces a seediess crap,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-02

while Great Britain has to import
most OF its foodstuffs. Canada has a
surplus for expectation. and We; the
prices OF foodstuffs are cheaper in Eng
lana than In Ontario. II IL asserted on
good authority thta bread made from
Canadian wheat Is sold at a lower price
IN London than in the larger cities OF
the Dominion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-02
FOR SALE
FOR SALE

ioN DALE
FOR SALE
The Homestead" cottage on
Moundsvis.e Camp Grounds. in
god condition. Address Forest
View" Box ic2. Elm Grove. W. Va.
Or call Bell phone 7e-L. Elm Grove.
FOR SALE
SNAIL. SUBURBAN home.
Three room cottage. II good condi-
ton. situated on a corner lot 10 Elm
Crove Is offered Tor sale. House has
two porcses and gooc cellsr. Cement
walks Lot 80 by 1873 feet. Excellent
eardcn In rear and two runs for
chickens With good poultry houes and
work she'd For further information
cen tfI-W Elm Grove.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-02
LATEST MAGAZINES

,,- u pers, ATLANTIC Scribners V-orI,,
Morh' Sosmopolitan. Mcclures. Ssnsr,
SsL ENarybodys. Munsys and ns,y
Zines. books and stationery, ma
c. H. QUIMBY
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-11-03
~ hAZEN CONkLIN

O.. CThe Nsw York Ewnins World.
Hou Oft thou charm a feminine heart
win thy creattons-hdt and bonnet
Each one stoeef poetic sonner
Hop dstt Of touch. hoo oaick Of eye.
To make odd colors 10Th each other
tSef
Hop dett Of touch to mark each price
That ,oarms one heart--makes another
tcci
Hoo shre,od. to mako the masron
young.
WIN touch o, ohio o. ribbon hung
A. !vst the angle TO engage
And defeat tho hosts Of edvanc<n0 soei
Hoe scise to knoV Just hop to pot
A pIurned bosc t"to the sem bIonoe o. u
haiti
TO magic plant on eired frame
4 garland garden and otps II name!
and cks TO create no fopcr that
0roirs-.
4 cerisc daisy or a purple rose.
70 make a PLANE no bird Ger woro
And make w. want Il therefore all the
moroi
An. me! ra0icians ~'astcked N days
Of old.
Bs' ms,;Ts s'ors hos not Ao'' bee"
| UJsss ...awdss m ,nesr -oevs rssess-
IL the sr;'' Of tAoss sOho sasbo tn
sesSss's Ass0S
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-11-03

have Q new vaudeville act. One of
their numbers song about cotton
10 illustrated with moving pictures.
John Quill OF Indianapolis 10 In
New York on n honeymoon trip. lie
will take his bride to Washington and
show her the sights. Then they'll go
to Niagara Falls.
While Lew Fteids's new musical
production, "Suxi." In being given It's
Introduction to New York at the
Casino tonight Mr., Fields will he
playing AT the Republic, He has ar
rnnged to get the returns by tele-
phone.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-11-03
GOSSIP,

~. First Play" viii OPEN lie
American tour In Rochester. Nov. 8.
California, where no took q company
Of picture players.
John u. Davis. proprietor Of
Pteroe's and the Zoe Theatres in
Houston. Ter. 10 IN Now York.
George BowicA opened ana oiosad
q window at the wsKenhals 4 Kem-
per offices yesterday ana went home
all tired out.
The company playing tho Dunn
my" In which 0eorEis Mack 10 the
boy detective. viii close Saturday
night.
Ben Harris sayu he WIN aSain In.
stall vaudeville IN the navoy Thsates,
Atlantic City. nsxt aprlse.
jss Hswssl ana XaSa leeoaa,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-11-03
aAFErY FIRST.

Maurice Costello Of the Vitagraph
Players had Q caller q day or two ago.
who wanted to sell n scenario,
ia there any action In III" asked
Mr.. Costello.
Plenty" replied tho caller. II you
want me 10 ! can act II out for you
right here"
Mr.. Costello took q look At the
manuscript and handed II back.
mo. thank you'll" no sa,d.
II opened With Q murder.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-11-03

laughed and said. Quit your Kidding.
my boyi Are you DAFT" Ne went
to another who babe him cit down
and laughed at his Jokes a. We would
at . clown. But when on the sub
ject Of plays no began. he met with;
"Aw Quit' You're . Newspaper
took Q new name. ny mall then tho
play TO = manager came. He bought
% at once and q season II ran, al
though the work Of . newspaper