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The day book., 1915-09-09


pitcher, beat Cleveland with Morton |
pitching. Sisler stole home. Pratt |
and Howard made three hits.
Brooklyn made it five straight from |
Newark, winning double bill. Both |
teams hit hard. Magee belted single, |
double and triple in first.
Buffalo climbed by beating BaIti-
more twice. Chase hit homer, double
and two singles for day.
Packard held Pittfeds safe and the
Kaws'won. Kenworthy dubbed hon.
er and double.
Fred Clarke has finally succeeded
in his efforts to retire as manager of
the Pittsburgh Pirates. On several
occasions the veteran leader has
threatened to quit, but each time he
was prevailed upon to remain in
charge. The desire to win another
pennant before quitting was one
thing that kept Clarke at the head of
the club. Now his resignation has |
been accepted by Barney Dreyfuss |
and a new manager will have the. |
team in 1916. Barney will probably |
hold off on his selection for several
months and this will provide dope |
for the winter league fans.
w. M. Johnston made clean sweep |
of tennis honors. With Clarence |
Griffin he defeated Mclaughlin and |
Bundy in the nationa doubles cham |
pionship, 2-6, 6-3, GA, 3-6, 6-3.
The open handicap Central A. A. U.
track meet of the Chicago Hebrew
Institute, originally scheduled for |
Sept. II, has been postponed to allow
the institute and other track teams to |
enter the Gaelic meet. The meet will |
be held Sept. 19.
Besides the many unattached ath-
letes, the many prominent athletic |
clubs are also represented, including
the l. A. c., Western Electric, Greek |
Olympic A. c., Mystic A. c., North
western university, Hamlin Park A. |
c., Palmer A. G. and Sleipner A. G. |
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ALL STAR COMEDY
 AT LYRIC TO-DAY
THE WHOLE NEsToR JOY CREW IN "WANTED A CHAPERONE"
 AND OTHER FEATURES.

You have seen some mighty good comedies lately but you never saw the equal of this all star Nestor com edy in two parts, Wanted a Chap erone," in two smashing. screeching reels, with Lee Moran Eddie Lyons, Jack Dillon, Victoria Forde, Billie Rhodes, Stella Adamas, Harry Rat terbury and all the Nestor comedians in feature Ioles. Wanted, a Chaper- one is one of the greatest American comedies ever written, and could im- agine a better cast of comedians to present it on the screen than the one named above Nestor comedians are the best before the camera today. They are tuning out more real laugh stuff than all the others put together and in this two reel joy picture they have made their greatest comedy.
 It would require columns to tell you the plot of this master comic film. There is only one way to appreciate it, and that is to come and see it.
 King Baegott, Hot Springs and ev- erybody's fayorite is featured with Jain Gail in lmp's tense melodrama in which this pair appear to such splendid advantage. "Toney.' It is a drama in which Baggott represents young foreigner, and this is one of his greatest parts. He is rigAt at home in this character of play.
 Just Nuts" now this ought to be some comedy and we will wager if is. It comes from the Pathe comedy layers and they never yet made a poor one, so you can count on seeing another good comedy on this bill
 To close there will be a Universal drama just a Universal, the title dd not arrive, but it is guaranteed
 The Lyric management desires to impress upon the picture lovers that Wanted. a CAaperone.' is a bigger and better comedy than was "Tillie's Pmctured Romance" which held the record up to this time See if il isn't
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fact, one of the most remarkable pie lures of the current year.
 Nance ONeil, the young American emotional actress whose art is known on all four continents, plays the sre1t role of Miriam, the wroneed wife: who takes in the end a terrible re- yenge for her injuries. Miss O'Neu gives a yerta0le soul-shaking rendi- ton of the character Theda BaIa, leading woman Of tEe famed Theat r Antoine, Paris, adds another Yam pire Woman" to the part she enacted
 in the William Fox "A Fool There Was" production, by her portrayal of Celia Friedlander, the beautiful. heast less siren who breaks mp her foster sisters home ana ruins her life. Will
 liam E. Shay, uac of a dozen big pro- auctions and formerly leading man for Robert E Mantell. Mrs. Minnie Mad dern Fiske. Vioia Allen, and other gI eat artists, )O"rrays. with W nder- ful brilliancy. the y.oHnist. Gre TOT Randor, who piays his way into Ce- IId Hbdll MliH NItulAcT SOHdld. Henry Bergman, a character actor ia nous the country over for his wonder fpl muersonatio"s, eHacts the moving role of Ra,haal Flledlander the pa { etic old man w' sees the city lure h's children awly from him, The part of Rebccca, his wife, is played by Maud Turner Gordon, an actress of great ability and charm. John Day Murphy, creator of 'Charley's Aunt, and other famoIs farcical parts has the comedy rart Of Sam Friedlander, the young sport He plays it with dash and rich sense of it's Lumor Annie Sutherland than whom no lead ing woman is better known to the American public, ptays another impor tant part; that of Olga Buushoff. Stu art Holmes, Mrs AlleL Walker Sid ney Cushing, Rhea Nanola Mimi Yyonne. MiIlie Liston and Florence Ashbrooke and others are included in the long cast of notables.
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They Are 70 Years Old.

For some time past my wife and myself were troubled with kidney trouble,' writes T. B. Carpenter, liar risburg, Pa 'We suffered rheumatic pains all through the body The first few doses of Foley Kidney Pills re- lieved us, After taking five bottles between us we are entirely cured. After taking five bottles betweeen us we are entirely cured. Although we are both in the seventies We are as vigorous as we were thirty years ago Foley Kidney Pills stop sleep disturbing bladder weakness, back ache rheumatism, dizziness. swollen joints and sore muscles. Obtaina5le everywhere.
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CRUISER NEW ORLEANS
 ORDERED ID MEXICO
COMMANDERS OF RALEIGH AND NEW ORLEANS WILL NOT HE'S
 ITATE TO LAND MARINES.

Washneton May ll.-SocJeaty Daniels late today ordered the cruis New Orleans from Mauzauilo to GMmas, Mexico to join the cruiser Raleigh in rendering any relief pos sible to the colony of Americans at tackled by Indians in the YaQui vd- iey r. or 20 miles inland
 Unofficial advices from Mexico stated that Governor Nartoroua, the Villa commander in sonora. had a- ready dispatched a considerable body of troops to the scene and it is hoped that their arrival will have reliey d the colonists before the x IVY orleans reaches Guymas.
 Secretary Daniels said he had in- structed Admiral Howard, commando ing the Pacific fleet, to make an in yestigatou and report on the condi- tions in the Yaqui valley on the basis of press reports that several Ameri- cans have been killed there.
 Under general naval rules the com. mandcrs of the Raleigh and t1e New Orleans will not hesitate 10 land blue. jackets and marines al any port for the protection of Americans or other foreigners ju an emer9ency The See retary said. however, that no CrI-rs for sending an armed party inland would be given by the department ua til Admiral Howard had re- ortad the necessity of such action.
 At present the warships are sent to Guaymas in the expectation that any Americans in the interior who may be in danger will find their way to the coast, where they will be taken aboard ship.
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REMOVAL NOTICE

Jno T. O'Brien. the practical and experienced tailor, is now located at PIT Central avenue. Owing to the stringency Of the present time and the cutting of his expense more than half, he is prepared to do all kinds or work in his line at greatly reduced prices. A good stock of woolels on hand and also a full line of samples of all designs. Does French dry cleaning and pressing. Alterations on mems womeu's and Bouths' clotbes undertaken with an absolute guarar' tee of satisfaction. Phone 720. 12-4-tf
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MOVIE FANS" HEED
 SAFETY FIRST PLAN
THAT IS WHY NEW CENTRAL IS RUNNING SIX BIG REELS FOR
 SATURDAYS SHOW.

The safety first idea is gett ng pol ular all over the country and pa irons Of moving picture shows are needing this precautionary warning. That is why the New Central is run ming six big reels today and why "sffa- ty first is one of the big features That is the title of one of the reels and it is a feature that all will enjoy But, remember, there are six big reels on the Saturday program and this show will serve to present again Con. stance Talmadge and Billy Quirk, to- gether with other Vitagraph stars, in The Vanishing Vault Then comes the Safety First" feature to be fol- lowed by Naked Fate,' novelty in the way of thrills. and that by the headliner where extra reels are iu- voived, The Lure of the Yukon" one of the most spectacular features of it's kind that has ever come to Hot Springs There are three reels in this special and it teens with excitement, dramatic situations and all that makes picture worthy of the special com mendation that this one has received.
 The management calls attention to its great Monday comedy features. Charles Chapman the funniest man in the world,' in Down by the Sea % his greatest comedy, and Kathryn Osterman a Broadway star feature, in Sauce for the Gander" are among the many attractions the New Central will offer its atrons Monday.
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of cotton cargoes by Great Britain.
 Great Britain is purchasing the cargoes, said the senator. Out so far l have heard nothing from my peo- pie stating that they have received any money. l suppose they will eventually The fact is that Great Britain is continuing to violate our right and I am continuing to protest"
 Senator Smith was asked if any representations had been made re- gently by this government to Great Britain regarding the situation
 Nothing for publication yet" he replied
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Whoopina Couuh,

When my daughter had whooping cough she coughed so hard at one time that she had hemorrhage of the lungs l was terribly alarmed abou: her condition. Seeing Chamberlain Cough Remedy so highly recon. mended l got her a bottle and it re- lieyed the cough at once Before she had finisher two bottles of this rem edy she. was entirely we'll" writes Mrs s. F. Grimes, Crooksyille, Ohio. Obtainable everywhere.
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TIE THEATERS
ROTAk TnGhTEB

No excuses need to be offered fer the Royals program today with "The Exploits of Elaine" a three reel Broad way star feature, and an Edison com edy.
 This e isodo of The Exploits of Elaine is entitled The Saving Cir cles." and in it you will find one of the greatest episodes of this great serial. This is the fourth of the new Exploits of Elaine, and each week these rictures grow in interest and attendance Elaine has an army of followers Are you one of them?
 Next comes a big Broadway star feature one of those three reel Vita graph dramas made especially to hea l the program in Vitaeraph's big BroaJ- way theater. If it's good enough for Broadway it ought to be good enough for you Harry Morley, Bettie Grey and Ned Finley are the leading char acters, and the title, The Girl Who Might Have Been" It is the story of the mysterious ath. and the man whose wife she might have been found consolation only in mrave,Ing the mystery of her death and punish ing the criminal
 Edison will brighten up the bill with one of their best comedies Cartoons in the Kitchen It is a typical Edison comedy and that's enough.
 Look around and see if you find a better program than this for the end of the week
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How Mrs. Harrod Got Rid of Her
 Stomacn Trouue.

"I suffered with stOGech trouble for years and tried everythr'ag ! heard of, but the only relief got #as temporary until last spring 1 saw Cbamhcrlain's Tablets advertised and procured a bottle of them at our drug store. l got immediate relief from that dreadful heayiness after eating and from pain in the stom
 ach" writes Mrs Linda Harrod, Fort Wayne Ind. Ohtainabe everywhere.
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kREUTZER SONATA IS
 BIG TUESDAY SPECIAL
COUNT TOLSTOrS GREAT SEX PLAY DUE TO STARTLE LOCAL
 MOVING PICTURE PATRONS.

Hot Springs is going to be startled Tuesday. 1t will gasp It will sit en- tranced and it will talk about what it has seen This, of course, is going on the assumption that all of Hot Spring who cab do SO will get inside the New Central theater Tuesday to witness the g1 1eat production in moving 1c- tures. the "Kreutzer Sonata, Count Leo Volstofs great sex play
 II 1 true that lt may present the oueston Of mans relation to woman In ai sas tAat Wl be startling. but, inst lhe same, thai Is whai naNes ine prodi uon remarkable. makes it in
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A SPECIALIST SAYS
"PiIes Can't Be Thoroughly Cured By
 Outward Treatment"

Dr, J. & Leouhardt, the celebrated specialist, who has studied every phase of piles, says: "PiIes cant be thoroughly cured by ointments, nor any other outside treatment. The cause is internal, and needs internal treatment. The cause is internal. and needs internal treatment" Dr. Leon. hardt perfected HemyRod, the inter. nal pile remedy It frees circulation in the lower bowel, and has cured thousands of cases
 Sold under guarantee at R C. Nor ris Drug Co. Price Sl. Dr. Leonhardt O., Station B, Buffalo, N. r., prop. Write for booklet.
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CHECKS TO MRS. MAURICE.

Associated Charities Desires Monthly
 Subscriptions Rather Than Yearly.
 Those who respond to the Assoc at ed Charities call for help 10 carry on this work in Hot Springs are request ed to send their checks or contribu. tions to Mrs. w. C Maurice, who is treasurer of the organization Also it is urged that instead oi making a do. nation, or an annual contribution, the people make monthly scriptions which help carry on the work regu larly throughout the whole of the year.
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RECORD PRICE FOR LAMBS.

Omaha, Neb., May t4.-A shipment of 519 lambs averaging 7S pounds from scotts Bluff, Ne5.. today hold here for $l1.50 hundred, .tnu hgh- est price ever raid for lambs on A Missouri river market
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Use Iiggetts Golden Tip tea for
 making iced tea. This tea is pro cured only from the early flowery pickings, which in this country is found n but few of the most exc,usive stores and then at prices varying from 2200 to $500 a pound. Price q co 8 pound. For sale by R. c. Nor. his Drug Co Phone 2ss s-10-tf
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REMOVAL NOTICE.

George R. Watson has moved his cigar store from 370 Central avenue to the Bank Corner cigar store, 500 Central. This is the premium depot.
 5-2-tf
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HAS NOT SETTLED.

Great Briton Has Taken Cotton but
 Has Not Paid for It.
 Washington. May 14 Senator Hoke Smith of Georgia called at the state department again today to inquire into the situation relating to seizure
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DON'T FAIL TO VISIT TIE
 0nkl AAAJbl dtkERAI NhyEi

Two blocks west or Oaklnwu Race Track This water is noted for ts cures of Liver. Kidney Bladder and Stomach Troubles Couatipation and Ec1cma. Dc- livcrcd daily in l-2 gallon bottles. $l % per week lf you have kidney trouble, try it.
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H. F. 5ARNHART Cabinet and Carpenter shop sereeninu, Ice 6oNes.

Shelving and counters epecialts Prices very reasonable lo6 Kirk at Phone 65S. AAA
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FOR THE HUMANE OFFICER
 PHONE 1903. 4.9tf
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Bulgarian Buttermiik will mako yon fat. Positively pure. i-30-tf
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Arlington Drug Store
Prescriptions a

Prescriptions
 Speciality. BIO CENTRAL AVENUE pHONE fi Opposite Arlington Hotel.
Evening star., 1915-11-16
WAR OFFICIALLY REPORTED.

civilians. Fifty others were wound
ed. About 800 buildings, most of
which are churches and converts. are
badly damaged. One of our aerial
squadrons recently bombarded We
roma
Southeastern theater: All our armies
are pursuing the enemy, who is re-
sisting only at some points. Our
Vishegrad troops drove the Monte
negrins back across the Lin. We
have reached Sokolovio and the east
ern heights The army of Gen. koe-
vess captured $50 prisoners and two
machine guns. In the Toplica valley
We have reached Prokoplje.
Evening star., 1915-11-16
GERMAN STATEMENT.

No official statement was received to-
day from the war Office in Berlin. Tie
statement issued yesterday said:
In the western theater: Northeast OF
Ecurie a projecting French trench
800 yards long was captured after
fierce fighting and joined to our po-
Sitions On the remainder of this
front there is nothing new to report.
In the eastern theater: a Russian local
attack in the neiShborhood of Smor-
gen broke down, with heavy losses,
in front of our position.
Army group of Prince Leopold of Ba-
varia: There is nothing to report.
Army group of Gen. Won LlnsInSen: In
connection with the invasion OF the
enemy lnies at Podgacie (Nolhynia)
the German and Austro Hungarian
troops yesterday attacked the Rus
sian positions on the west bank OF
the River Styr along their entire eN-
tension. The Russians We're defeat
ed. The western bank OF the Styr
has been cleared of all Russian
troops.
In the Balkan theater: Our pursuit con-
tai of $500 Serbians were made pris-
oners and twelve cannon We're cap
tured. OF these totals the Bulga-
cannon.
Two English scientists have decided
that the sense of smell in man is veal k
of the human practice of kissing.
Evening star., 1915-11-16
FRENCH STATEMENT.
PARIS, November.1e, 2:ss p.m.:

fAhfS, november 10, S:sSo p.rn.:
There is nothing to add to the pre-
ceding communication" says the wal
office report of this afternoon.
The following. official. communication
was issued by the war office last
night:
In Artois the artillery action continues
but there has been no new infantry
engagements following the lighting
on November II in the labyrinth. We
have counted before our trenches 213
enemy dead
We bombarded several trains and the
railway station at Roye.
In the region of scissors, in the en-
vironS of Berry -Bac, Well as
in the Argonne, the artillery actions
today became more sustained. OuI
batteries have executed a concen-
trated fire, the efficacy of which has
been established, between the Ar.
Sonne and the Meuse, on the German
works to the northeast of Bethin-
court and in the Woevre on a group
of enemy mine throwerS to the
north of Regnieville.
Army of the east: There was intermit-
tent cannonading in the region OF
Rabrovo and in the direction of Kru-
volak on November Is. A violent
action took place on the left bank OF
the Cerna. where the Bulgarians con-
tinue. without success, their attacks.
Our troops have established a junction.
which is becoming closer. with the
Evening star., 1915-11-16
ASKS THIRD OF ESTATE.
Guardian of William Beard Seeks

William c. Mitchell of Lafayette. Ind.
as guardian in lunacy of William
Beard. has filed in the District Supreme
Court a petition for the distribution of
the estate OF Frank Woodruff, a
lunatic, who died June 20. 1914. in this
city. Administration of the estate was
allowed by the court to the under
tAker who buried Woodruff, but he has
deferred settlement with the consent
of the court on the showing that he
has been unable to locate the next OF
kin OF the deceased.
e. Mr.. Mitchell. through Attorneys Darr,
Peyser & Koenigsberger, tells the
court that William Beard, Charles
Beard and Charles Johnson, first cousins
of Frank Woodruff, are entitled to the
estate, and requests that he, as com
mittee of William Beard. be paid one
third of the estate. Charles Beard, al
though a resident of Chica go. is under
stood to be visiting in Washington.
Evening star., 1915-11-16
REFUSES TO |ND|CT FIVE
BOYS ON ARSON Charge
Grand Jury. Drops the Case at the
Request of the Owner Of
the Property.

The grand jury today ignored
charge of arson preferred against YER
non A. Nokes, William A. Lusby, Bryan
c. Hardesty, Charles r. Brown and
Oscar A. Taylor, whose ages range
from fourteen to seventeen years. The
boys were held in the Police Court for
setting fire to an uninhabited shed in
a clump of trees near Anacostia- The
grand jurors decided that the testi-
mony did not show that the boys in
tended to fire the shed. DIR. r. A.
Pyles, owner of the property, also ask
ed that the prosecution be dropped.
The grand jurors also ignored
charge of violating the white slave act
against Ralph Curtis, a chauffeur, who
was said to have driven a couple over
into Virginia. Other cases quashed by
the grand jury included Edward Swan
JOY riding, Harry A Beach, larceny
after trust; Jesse Coleman. joy riding.
and allegations of misconduct against
George j. French and Elizabeth Hunt
and Clifton King and Bessie Stock.
Twenty-one indictments were re-
turned today by the grand jurors to
Chief Justice Covington. when they re-
ported their decision to drop the seven
cases mentioned. Those indicted and
the charges against them are: William
Thomas and William Finch, joy riding
Eliza Mathews. alias Eliza Jones, sec
ond ofense. petit larceny; Clarence
Brown and Clarence Lee, assault wit h
dangerous wea pom; Richard Patterson
and Howard Fields, housebreaking and
larceny: Michael Jones and Lillian
Mayberry, alias Lillian Schaefer, sec
ond offense, petit larceny: Mary and
Leroy Moore, assault with dangerous
weapon; Jack Pollard, alias Frank
Pollard. housebreaking and larceny;
Albert Underwood and Leo Bates,
bousebreaking and larceny. Edward
Caster. grand larceny: Max {. kreps,
Lewis o. Bowie. Charles +. Dougherty.
Robert :. Mckeldin. Battle Martin.
alias Z. X. Harris and John f.. Hagan,
nonsupport: Nathaniel Johnson. Gus
Winston and Willie Pie, housebreaking
and larceny
Evening star., 1915-11-16
RUSSIAN STATEMENT.

PETROGRAD. November is. via Lon
don, November 16:
On the Riga front. north of Lake Kan
ger, we pressed the Germans back
another five or six versts (three to
four miles). On the Dvina above
Riga many advance guard engage
ments have taken place in the re-
gion of Dalen Island. On the Dvina
in the region of Friedrichstadt and
on the Jacobstadt front quiet pre-
walls. Near Illoukst our troops sue
cessfully surmounted the zone of ar
tificial obstacles and occupied a por-
ton of the cemetery in the town.
The town of Dreswiaty has been
bombarded by German heavy artil-
lery. The remainder of the front as
far as the Pripet is calm.
In the region north and west of Gar
torysk the enemy's heavy artillery
during Saturday violently lombard
ed some of the sectors of our front
In the evening the enemy advanced
in the region east of the village of
Podgacie.
The battle before the Styr crossings
continues. Calm prevails on the re-
mainder of the front southward and
in Galicia.
During the past month our troops on
the western (Russian) front took
Austro-German prisoners to the
number of 674 officers and 1920 men
and captured u guns, 11S machine
guns, IS bomb throwers and search
lights.
In the Caucasus, from the Black sea to
the River AraX, only skirmishes have
occurred. On Lake Van our war
ships bombarded Turkish positions
in the region of the village of Akhta-
mara. In certain sectors of our
front the snow lies twenty feet deep.
MoNTFNEGRIN STATEMENT.
November IA. via Paris,
November 1G:
The enemy on the 18th attacked on the