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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-20
HIT MADENAT ODEON
By AMERICAN GIRLS

Ming Pollock and Rennold Wolf. It is
comedy OF superb laughable situa-
lions based on the troubles OF an adj
yenturous young fellow who assumes
another mans name and that other
the army. Troubles follow fast for
the fictitious soldier, but everything
ends well with him.
Tomorrow, Paramount Day, Belas-
co.'s sympathetic and realistic triumph,
May Blossoms" together with the
usual added attraction, the third serial
Of the Paramount travel pictures. Will
be presented.
THE Signal Of the Three Socks one
of the Lady Battles and Detective Duck
series takes the palm.
"The Goddess with Earl Williams
and Anita Stewart as principals, IS
the top piece today at the BiJou. IT is
the fifth episode OF this serial and 1t
gets more interesting each week. The
honors are divided today as Charles
Chaplin Is on In Essanayss latest
Chaplin comedy, "a Woman" II you
don't laugh at this ore your laugh
apparatus needs FIXING. A Pathe Daily
News is also shown today.
Wednesday, Miss Betty Nansen, the
idol of all nations, in her latest por-
trayal of the fascinating heart breaker
in ga Woman Of Impulse" will be
seen. This is q vivacious, emotional
photoplay, story of intrigue, romance
and surprise.
The Henry B. Harris estate is to
make a production OF new comedy,
of which little is given out except that
it is by two unknown western authors
Frank Lalor will apPearin the leading
role.
Jane Cowl, one OF the fayorite stars
OF Broadway, will appear in the grip
ping dramatic success, The Garden OF
Lies " in five acts tomorrow at the
orpheum theater. This drama is
strong, swift and strange, filled with
action and staged in the most lavish
manner beyond the average stage pro-
duction It is a, genuine treat for
all lovers OF the silent drama and
Miss CowIs beautiful costumes are
truly marvellous.
Francis Ford and pretty Grace Cum
ard will also appear in the first il-
stallment of "Tlle Broken Coin" a
great serial drama from the pen Of
the famoues Emerson Hough. This
master serial will follow The Black
Box" and will be far more wonder
fully produced and acted.
o.
/ Granville Barker, who is to make a
tour OF this country next season in
Shawe play, "Androcles and the
Lion" and in AnatUle' s. comedy, The
Man Who Married a Dumb Wife,
Holds a distinguished position in Lon
don as an actor-manager. He has
been the principle producer of Shaw's
plays in London.
%
program Is being presented for the
first half OF the; week at the Palace
theater. The tired business man WILL
have nothing to worry his brain about
and the women will have an opportun-
ity Of entoyinE an excellent enter
good variety OF, acts. sucn as are
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-20

~ R-ook1yn- R.HE.
, pisssssSs e S g g : ]
Batteries: Kantlehner, Councilman ana
Gibson. Rucker and Miller.
At Philadelphia-aoars I game r n e e !
Phiiadelphia 30 900 4 4 50 10 o
batteries: Humphrtes and Archer. May
er and Kinifer
a. ps,,ade,phta-second game R.H.E.
Called end Of third inning; rain
~ Ro.ton- R.H. E.
f ss:ssS .:::. 95SSsssGGg :. s 8
Bate Batteries: Toney and Wingo. Rudolph
and Gowdy.
At New york - r. 81 I q 4
& Nv L9 gask :....S 9 SSS SaS1 7
Batteries: Meadows. RobinsSn and sny-
der. Tesreat. Stroud and Doom.
T0day-s Games.
Cincinnati at Boston.
Pittsburg atBrooklny.
Chicago Mt Philadelphia.
st. Louis Mt New York.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-20

-oklaItofnA leads the other states In
ITS Indian poptil4t icns 117;6 UT. Art
xona L. next.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-20
The OF
lI|l PIPE ORGAN

noon had not been able to find
grounds that would be suitable for the
purpose.
The telegram came from Washing
ton, and besides asking the inforrnH
ton about the grounds. stated that the
managers Of the circus wanted to
knew from previous visits that it was
one Of the best towns OF It's size in.
the country
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-20

n home with a phone lsa
branch of WEIGH & Fullerton
DRUGGISTS.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-20

Rolfe studios and contains an all star
cast with Max Ffgman and Lois Mere
dith, two noted stage stars, Din the
principal roles. My Best Girl" was
made into motion picture form from
the play OF the same name by Char
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-20
Todayss Games.

Todayss Games.
I3ostor at Chica go.
rF Philadelphia Mt Detroit.
New York at st. louis.
Warrington at Cleveland.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-20
American. League

xesterday,ss Results.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-20

\ The bonds, principal and interest, are
| payable at the Clarksburg Trust Company.
| or any other bank, selected by the town
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-20
!: National League
SAAAAssS4ssee-SS:t
Yesterdsy.s. Results.

1e.terday'.. Result
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-20

iNEFF & LOHM, Esqrs,
Attorneys for Bankrupt.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-09

In ella sc haee una e~a&r9ica proEeaE& por la de-
tenci6n de los bascos su2ericanos y Ia cIau-
aura de les puertos al r~aercaco de aIgod6a

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DiccionaYio Manual
Encjciopedico

Este Diccionario de Ia lengua
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monumentos hist6ricos de- tos
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Ell mejor de los enciclopediccs
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-09
Sc 0E * = M -

Collection de cartaS, aTcjcQloS )
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9uedan solame1te unos
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-09

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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-09
Los ALlaDos TEUT0HES Son
DDEn0S De Ia hiiTAD DEL
TEnnIT0si0 &c sERBIl
Con Ia captura de les pIazas de Ni&h y
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ras han quedado en- contacto
In la region n,erid;onal de Scribe, las Susrzas an
g}o france$as han hecao nueyos avances

G.acuycva,2 hac2 " al@;n tempo
nae cayi 2a 2o&cr del crc@jgo.
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Ell INCLES SIN MAESTRO
EN- 20 ECCION

Esta obra, cuya mayor ven
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ma ingles. Tiene varias fornlu-
las de conversation para IL VI
da diaria, = algunos modelos
de caGtas uSualeS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-09
81 PREFER M!NiSTRO SALANDRA
CONFERENC!0 En- 3lGL.lN CON
FL SENIOR II3RC0EA.

MILAN, Noy:embge S.-Hace dias
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-09
BlART0 POPULAR INDEPENDENCE.
2.scfo= de sub-Cri2c;on:

g.. lgG7acso {. Lozano
cor Dosorosa St.-Saa Antonio, Tex.
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I'aSu q Ii M. Col. Ia.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-29
Activities Of Knights Of Co.
lumbus.
orphans' Outing Big Success.

Four hundred orphans went for q
picnic last Tuesday to Glen Echo as
the guests of the District of Columbia
Court. No. 212. Daughters of Isabella.
The organization was assisted by the
councils of the Knights of Colum bus.
The youngsters were taken to the
amusement place in special cars. Sis
ters at the various institutions were
also special guests for the day, being
taken to the park in automobiles
loaned by various members of the
knights Of Columbus.
Dinner was served and a program
of athletic and novel events given.
These we're so arranged that all chill
dren eligible participated in at least
one contest The amusements were
thrown open for the youngsters. An
American flag was given to each boy
and girl going on the outing. as well
as a horn, whistle or other noise
maker. The children included those
from st. Vincent's Orphan Asylum. st.
Roses Technical School. st. Joseph's
The Washington herald., 1915-08-29
Local Councils VIII Elect Omcer
in September.


Logan Tribe, No. s. met Thursday
night at Red Mems Hall. Wisconsin Ave-
nue. and n street northwest. The meet
ing was well attended. a number of WIS.,
itors being present. Past Great Sachem
Hester. of Ohio, who has been i'll, wal
reported dsing nicely. Several applica-
tions for membership are pending.
1t is reported that Past Great sachem
James A. Madison, jr.. Is keeping bach
elor's hall. his wife being away for a
short stay.
Usage Tribe. No. 6. met Monday night
at Society Temple, Fifth and G streets
northwest. The meeting was called to
order by Sachem Galbrum. Several mat
tiers OF interest to the tribe were dis
cussed and various committee reports
acted upon.
Past Sachem Alexander is enjoying him
self at San Francisco, Cal.
Seneca Tribe, No. II. held its regular
meeting at Bank Hall, 3l6 Pennsylvania
avenue southeast, Friday night. The
tribe is busy preparing a class Of candi-
dates to be initiated October 9. Several
additional applications are on file. The
team. under the leadership of Past Sa-
chem ]. B. Altman. Jr.. is busy practic-
ing. The chief of records of the tribe Is
busy handing out applications.
The Redmen's Club will hold a grand
opening the second Wednesday In Octo-
Der, and President Heidenheimer has
promised to make the affair a banner
event. Redmen of the government de-
partments. as we'll as all other members,
are requested to keep this date open.
Mineola Tribe. No. IA. met Friday night
at Masonic Temple. Anacostia. Several
important propositions were laid before
the tribe. A number Of committee re-
ports were acted upon.
Idaho Tribe. No. Is met Tuesday night
at Northeast Temple, Twelfth and H
streets northwest. The tribe is busy get
ting UP a class of new candidates for the
fall. The workers of the tribe are taking
a brief rest. Remarks were made by
Past Sachens Kobb and. Thompson.
Osceola Tribe, No. 10. met Wednesday
night at Masonic Temple. Tennallytown.
D. c. 1t was announced that Past
Sechem Custard was on a vacation at
Atlantic City.
Chief of Records o. NJ. Burrows is
slowly recovering.
The tribe complimented the acting chief
of records for the way he is performing
his duties.
A session of the house of representa-
tives" was also held.
wahneta Council. No. 6, met Tuesday
night at Society Temple, Fifth and G
streets northwest The regular order of
business was transacted and several
committee reports acted upon.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-29
Tents of the Maccabees


4 CALkNDAh
August 3o-NationaI Tent, No !, At Old Masonic
Temple; Anacostia Tent. No. 7. at Masonic Hall
Anacostia.
August s-Mount Vernon, No 4, At New Ma.
eonic Temple. Eighth and F streets northeast
| Bightwood Tent. No. S. at Maccabee Hall, Bright.
| wood.
September c-Georsetovn Tent No. 6. at Bank
Hall. Wisconsin avenue and VI streets northwest
District Tent. No. 9. at -Four and a Half and G
| streets southwest.
The State deputy supreme command
er has given nearly all Of August to
the tents in Virginia, having visited
Norfolk, Newport News, Richmond
and Lynchburg. He reports a bright
future for these cities.
May Buy Building For ssaccabee
Temple.
A plan to have the tents of the Dis
trict Jointly purchase a building to
be known as Maccabee Hall was start
ed at meeting Of National Tent, No.
!, Monday night A committee was
appointed to visit the various tents.
lay the project before them and ask
for the appointment Of representatives
to a general committee. The plan will
be pushed at a meeting Of the Ma
.tional Tent tomorrow night.
6eOIBSlO"u 1euI- NO. %, Is still In
the lead for the District banner. but
others are getting ready to show what
can be done on short notice.
Alexandra Tent. No. 2. Alexandria.
Va. won the State banner in the last
race and is making good headway for
the second prize.
Monday night. September 6. the State
deputy supreme commander will hold
a meeting in Richmond. with Jefferson
Tent. No. 16. at which the State COM
mander and State record keeper will
make Official visits. On the following
nieht the deputy supreme commander
will make an oficial visit to Richmond
Tent. No "a. and also take steps to
organize a division of the Uniform
Rank IN Richmond.
D. ". Gall. who has Virginia un-
der his supervision. and who repre-
sentcd the District of Columbia at
the supreme quadrenniai convention or
the association at San Francisco In
May. IS persistent in his efforts to,
brtpg the next session here. The moss
farseeing members in the District are
uniting their efforts TO produce rssults
that win convince the supreme board
Of trustees
The Washington herald., 1915-08-29
NEWS AND GOSSIP OF FRATERNAL CIRCLES IN WASHINGTON

that the standing room only sign will
be hung out early in the evening.
In addition to the regular play. "The
Ringmaster." there will be grotto spe-
cialties introduced between the acts on
Wednesday evening. Chairman NJ. W.
Pickering will not divulge the nature Of
| these specialties. but advises the proph-
cts to take it from me, you'll be sorry
II you miss it" At the conclusion of the
play Wednesday evening there will be
shown a thousand feet of moving picture
film depicting the frolics Of the prophets
and their friends on excursions to Chesa-
peake and Colonial Beaches.
The giee club will entertain the Prin-
ters' League Amateur Baseball team this
afternoon at Typographical Temple.
Grand Monarch Snyder in Auto
Accident.
Word has been received Of an automo-
bile accident near Penn Yam, N. Y, in
which Grand Monarch William H. Syn
der and his wife received painful injuries,
The grand monarch and Mrs. Snyder.
with a party Of friends, were en- route
from Elmira to Sodus. when their auto
mobile turned turtle. throwing the occu-
pants into a ditch. Mr.. Snyder turned
tile car 10 tne tight OF tne nisuWdy "
pass a horse and buggy, when another
ca,. travelling in the same direction as
the buggy, also attempted to pass. The
grand monarch turned his car into a
ditch to avoid a general smash-up. Mr..
Snyder suffered dislocated shoulder.
Mrs. Snyder escaped with minor injuries.
The injured were taken to a hospital at
Penn Yam for treatment
"Joco," Grotto Monkey, Stars at
Convention.
During the recent supreme council con-
vention held at Buffalo one of the chief
attractions was 'Joco.' the monkey Of
Kallipolis Grotto. This monkey had a
prominent place in the parade. and at
tracted attention wherever he went. Past
Grand Monarch Henry A. MacFruer, Of
Syracuse. y. Y, formed such a liking for
''Joco' that Grand Chief Justice Edward
S. Schmid let him take it to Syracuse. A
few days ago he received a letter from
the past grand monarch in which he
says: THE monkey has enjoyed excel
lent health. and has been a great source
of pleasure. as well as some mischief.
Owing to his association with the thou
sands of prophets who assembled in Buff
falo. he is making all kinds of high signs
and makes a very nice attempt at the
grips His mischief has been overshad-
owed by the laughter he causes"
The Washington herald., 1915-08-29
knights Of Pythias Events.

August 1-Webster. No. Z; EScslsicr. No. IA:
CAPITAL. No. y; page ronk. and Myrtle. No. 8.
September l-Mount vernon. No. S. and Equal.
No II.
September 7-Fnnklin. No. >
September s-syrscusians No. 10
UNIFORM RANK.
septsmbe e-J. T. coldwel Company. No =,
PYTHIAN SISTERS.
September ,-Fnendship Temple. No. g.
septsnber s-Rathbone Temple. No. 8.
Capital Lodge. No. "a. which mas been
husy most of the summer with work in
the ranks, has the page rank scheduled
for Tuesday night.
Amaranth Lodge, No. 3s. is beginning
activity In the work which promises ex-
cellent results for the fall and winter.
The lodge will omit the convention cal
, endared for September on account of
the holiday but has announced the es-
quire rank for September 20.
The regular semi-monthly meeting Of
the ways and means committee was held
last night at the Pythian Temple. when
reports of various subcomm tees were
discussed.
Samuel NJ. Pearson, keeper Of records
ana seal OF Syracusians Lodge, No. 10.
who has been sick for some time. will
leave the first of this week for New York
to recuperate. Mr.. Pearson is preparing
an article entitled THE Methods of
Phythian Relief Work in the District of
Columbia" The publication has been de-
layed by the authors indispositionk
The room occupied as the Grand Lodge
headquarters, In which are offices of the
grand chancellor and grand keeper of
records and seal. has recently been re-
carpeted and other additions made for its
attractiveness and convenience. The
board of directors of the knights of
Pythias Hall Association contemplate
other improvements about the building,
1t Is stated.
Grand Chancellor William A. Kimmel
visited in New York City during the
week.
Calanthe Lodge. No. II, reports much
interest in the indoor polo game to be
played by the teams from Quaker City
Lodge at Pythian Temple Monday night.
September Is. The committee in charge
Of entertainment for. the visiting team
and the party accompanying them has
made final arrangements. Announcements
have been sent to all the subordinate
and all Pythians and their friends to
attend this event.
The teams will leave Philadelphia on
Saturday, September II, arriving here at
o'clock. They will be entertained dur
ing their stay by sightseeing and in other
ways. returning to Philadelphia the fol-
lowing Monday night
At the last regular convention of Ca
lanthe Lodge the rank of esquire wac
conferred and the rank of knight post
poned until the second meeting in Sep
tember.
Friendship Temple, No. 9. Pythian
Sisters, was entertained by D. NJ. Free
man at a social session after the regular
meeting Wednesday night. He opened a
jug of cider received from his farm.
Short talks were made and many stories
told which proved of much interest. The
visitors present included Mrs. Hudson.
of Petersburg, Va, who gave an inter-
esting account of her observations Of the
work of the Pythian Sisters.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-29
Oriental Council Plans Membership
Campaign.

Oriental Council Tuesday evening
discussed plans for a membership
campaign to be started next month.
Past Grand Regent J. Ed. Swaine was
made chairman of the committee In
charge. with Corbin Birch as secretary
The entertainment for the evening was
in charge of T. c. Carlin. acting or
ator. Short addresses were made By
Sand Regent Edwin A. Mess, Past
Grand Regent I Ed Swaine, Past Re.
gents Charles J. James. R. E Logan.
and A. B. Keefer. and DR.. Paul Rich
mond.
Mr.. Keefer reported that at the lay-
Ing Of the corner stone OF the United
Brethren Sunday School House. North
Capitol and r streets. last Sunday t.,-
last article deposited In the box aae
his Royal Arce---- ~
The Washington herald., 1915-08-29
Suit Brought BY Frasee.

II. n. Frasee has brought suit against
A. H. Woods for o.sA2 With interest
from August !. 1913, slleesd e 81 IN
share Of the proceeds ef The saIe Of the
English production riuhts Of thok German
play. Acdest Suzanne" Mr.. Iranne a.
leges that during 1s1l he mtse0o into sn
agreement. By which Mr.. woods trsns-
ferred to him half the rights IN question,
whicn asresuene was 2uhesQusafty mod.
ned to include A. L Er1engar y fhe psrt-
nerahfp. Nj. Frasss hselsrsd the a..
s1eseoa
The Washington herald., 1915-08-29
Male Orphan Asylum and the Catholic
children from the Industrial Home
School The committees in charge OF

Male Orphan Asylum and the Catholic
children from the Industrial Home
School The committees in charge oi
the outing were:
E1ecutive-sfrs George A Howe. chairman: MrA
]. Rozier Biaps, vice chairman: Miss Marguerite
Boswell secretary. and Miss Elizabeth Moncnan'
treasurer.
Ways and nieare-Dr A d. Wilkinson, chairman
Leo A. Rover. Mai. c. Eugene Edwards. Henry
F. Dolan William J. McGee Redmond De Vaney.
George A. Daddy. DR. J. Rozier sisss. Thomas A.
Gallaher. Francis ]. p. Cleary. Edward L. Tucker.
Michael d. Scnaefer. snd Mesdames O'Coonel. Mul-
hare Coope McAuife. Bel. Auth, Nolan, Peck.
Hull Ard.essr ard Mcdonald.
Transportatiop-Charles w. Aughinbaush. chair
man: John 4. Eckert Andrew I. Hickey. ]. +.
Buns. George A. Howe. William Brnckley, j. b.
Fitzratrick ] c. Stack. Mrs. Mary I. Reed. and
Misses Halfisln Murray. Clements. Boland. Cotter,
Becker, and Racciid.
Refreshments -Mesdanes Jewell. Taltarun Mar
lowe. Connor. Roddy. Downey, Wilson, Donohue.
Powers Lani:1n, Chsppeiear. Simpso3, Thon. Nc
Carthy. Wall Kane and Misses Latchford, Al
bright. Madisan. Wolf Menburg. ard Gleason.
Athletics-Mrs DeVaney and Misses Boswell.
Becker. MoGiarity. Pearson. Whsley. Coleman, Bo-
land. Parks Kelly. Langley. and Gaskins. John j.
Campbell and DR.. 5. wrnn Howard.
wefsr-Drs. Eozier Bisss NJ j. Ready. Charles
/. Griffith. II. j. Cross0n. j. A. Flynn. and Mary
johnson; Mesdames Leo A. Rover Mary Z Mar
love- and Joseph Moriarity. and Misses Katherine
L. Carroll. ard Cecilia T. Gallagher
Local Councils VIII Elect Omcers
in September.
The annual election of officers will be
held one month earlier this year, being
scheduled for the first meeting Of the
various councils held in September, in
accordance with the rule adopted by the
supreme convention for the subordinate
councils of the order. Election of OFF,
GERS for the local councils will be as fol-
lows: Spaiding Council. September 2:
Carroll Council. September 7: Keane
Council. September Q: Potomac Council.
September l3. and Washington Council.
September H.
A joint installa ton of the newly elect
ed officers of all five councils will take
place Thursday evening, September 30,
under the direction Of State Deputy Nor
moyle and staff