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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1915-04-03
TOWNSHIP TICKETS
in BARACA COUNTY.

IN eocn t0Wnsnlp ~ Iuo cieCSson ucAs
Monday, the complete tickets being
printed below:
ARvON TOWNSHIP.
PEoPLEs TICKET.
Supervisor, o. w. Been.
Clerk, Ernest Nelson.
Treasurer, Geo. Loosemore, Sr. &
Highway Commissioner, Peter REIN.
Overseer, Dist. 1. Olof Nordquist.
Overseer, Dist. 2, Harry Lundberg.
Justice, full term. Axel Erickson.
Member Board Of Review, August
Gilman.
Constables Edward REIN, Oscar
Londberg, Bert Hall, Edward Gelina.
SQUARE DEAL TICKET.
Supervisor, August Paulson.
Clerk. Otto Rylander.
Treasurer, Carl Peterson.
Highway Commissioner. Dan Elm
blad.
Overseer, Dist. 1. Gust johnson.
Overseer, Dist. 2, Alfred Peterson.
Justice, full term, Carl Hartvigh.
Member Board Of Review. Andrew
Erickson.
Constables- Joseph Elmblad, Hans
Gust, Charles Fredericlkson, Edward
Elmblad.
sPURR TOWNSHIP.
TOWNSHIP TICKET.
Supervisor. Oscar Hyry.
Clerk, Ollie Olsen.
Treasurer. George Beauprey.
Highway Commissioner, Charles La
bin.
-Oveyseer, John Smith.
Justice, Victor Wiljanen.
Member Board Of Review, Gilbert
Olson.
Constables, Jerome Labin, Henry
Bush, John Erickson, Mike Taskala.
CITIZENS TICKET.
Supervisor, Samuel T. McKercher.
Clerk, Fred Trudgeon.
Treasurer, Isaac Treado.
Highway Commissioner. VIM. Manly.
Member Board Of Review. August
Krummi.
Constables, Oliver Bruno, ST., Dennis
O'Neill, Jacob Skytta, Richard HcMinn.
COvINGToN TOWNSHIP.
REroRx PARTY TtekEr.
Supervisor. Julius Johnson.
Clerk, Elmer Gustafsoh.
Treasurer, Jsrome Copt. y
Highway Commissioner, Herman
Heikkila.
Overseer, John Holma,
Member Board uf Review; Eriek e.
Stsnsen.
Justice, Samuel b. NeGregor.
ConstableS, Joseph Truckey, John
Rajala, Charles Wuornos, Emil Kes-
kinen.
Pouudmsstsr, Samuel Kaukola.
CTrUENs TICKET.
Supervisor. Patrick F. Tracy.
Clerk, Alfred G Cayanus.
Highway Commissioner. William
Saarinsn.
Overseer, John Keskinen.
Member Board Of Review. Matt
Kemppainen.
Constables, Victor Hill, Isaac wsin-
ionpAa, Andrew Seidberg Joseph
TrotieY.
Poundmaster, Andrew Seidberg.
BARAGA TOWNSHIP.
FARMER TICKET.
At the caucus held at, Grange hall IN
Baraga township Tuesday afternoon.
the following ticket was nominated.
the vote against the successful candi-
dates also being given.
Supervisor F. W. Schwalm 152, John
Hid 70.
Clerk Edward Foueault 164, Spencer
Murphy 81. VIM. Nettie 20. M. Jolsren
IS.
Treasurer VIM. Leurn 1873, Sam
Hill S6.
Highway Commissioner August Pei
10 le3, Chas. walmer76, Louis Sirard 50.
Justice, full term john Cpsgrove
Ill T. o. nuliksngss 96.
s, l(smbsr Board '6f Rsvisv-J. Car!
Crsbesss.
Ovsrsssrs Of Highways Oscar Kom-
ula, Simon Denohde, n o. Tulikangss.
John Psrnadsr, Philip Mathss, Arvid
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1915-04-03

}. D. Thseksry, Of Kslsnsseo. spent
yesterday in town.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-31
idea, september Vacations.

The September yacationist is par
ticularly fortunate in having all points
of the compass to select for his annual
outing, while the summer or winter
tourist is limited as to CLINE II ne
would obtain the most beautiful re-
suits from his tour. No month in the
year is more delightful than Sep
tember and for those who are con-
tempiating a journey then, bewii-
dering array OF trips Is presented.
Uppermost in the minds of most
travellers this year is California and
the West Those who care to visit
the exposftions will find them par
ticularly attractive at this time. The
whole Pacific slope. especially the Pu-
get Sound region, is at Its best in
Autumn. Alaska. too. offers never-to-
be-forgotten days for September out
ings, and il Is amazing that SO few.
comparatively take the glorious coast
wise excursion from Seattle At Hon
oIulu summer reigns the year around.
The Minnesota Lake regions, yell
lowstone and Glacier Parks. and the
awe in spring Canadian Rockies, Col
orado and Yosemite, all afford SPLEEN
did fall vacation opportunities for the
tired business man or woman, the
tourist or the seeker after natural
beauty. Possibly no other section OF
North America Is so attractive as sum-
mer wanes as the Great Lakes and
Canadian Lake regions the st. Law
renee River, Nova Scotia and the
Evangeline country. The air then Is
crisp ana invigorating. and the riotous
colors in which nature paints the en-
tire country with the coming of the
frost make 1t q veritable wonderland
where rest and relaxation await the
weary The mountain regions of New
England, New York. Maryland, Vir
ginia. Missouri, Arkansas and North
Carolina should not be overlooked in
the list of fall resorts.
For those who prefer the water.
there is no end of delightful cruises.
Bermuda is an aIl-year-round resort.
and the short voyage of less than two
DAYS liz a pleasurab1e one at most any
time Of the year. More extended
cruises to Cuba Panama and the West
Indies are also enjoyable from Sep
tember throughout the winter. as well
as the shorter ocean voyages between
Boston and Baltimore, from New York
10 Norfolk. Savannah, Jacksonville,
New Orleans and Galveston and Hous-
ton.--Kathleen Hills. In Leslie's.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-31
ALLAN RUSSELL HOLDS
ROYALS TO TWO HITS
Local Hurier Pitches Great Game for Vrgnan and Local
Team Downs Montreal Outfit In Opening Game
of Series BY Score Of to l.

were made of the stories of Mr.. Glass.
but none Of them quite suited his mo-
tons OF the best to be drawn from
them Charles Klein, according to
Rialto oracles. was called In to flick
EN- into shape" and he did some lick
ing, Ultimately the heads OF Messrs.
Glass and Ford and Woods, laid close-
ly together, proved to be the best
foundation for the structure and the
outcome was another big winner for
Mr.. Woods.
Announced as IAN up-to-date ger
ment in three pieces" Is also worthy
OF the time-honored description Of 'ali
wool and yard wide" Carrying on
the familiar phraseology Of the tailor
shops-especially those establishments
where Abe and Morris contrive to
make big profit by close attention
to business and to the maxim. "Caveat
emptor," II Ats the leading actors like
the paper on the wall.
Potash and Perlmutter" comes to
the Academy Monday, Tuesday ana
wednesday, with matinees Monday
and Wednesday. following Its second
year In New York.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-31
WIND SENDS SH|v[RS
DOWN GOLFERS BACKS

Detroit, Aug. 3o.-A surly wind
which sent shivers down the backs and
made numb the fingers greeted the
golfers today when they assembled for
the second and deciding days play
for Qualification. Those who had been
guilty OF prophesying that l65 would
get in, hedged at once and put the
figure at two or three strokes higher.
thus placing ali the players. each Of
whom thought that he could get
around the course in that number
without much difficulty. But they for
got that strokes would be added on to
all of them or nearly all for there
were uhe sturdy few who proved
grand wind buckers. Going out 1t was
a tough fight all the way. the wind
being dead against US, and coming
home althouh there was favorable
lift the shots were OF length diff
ferent from any had in practice. The
carries at the eleventh. where that
terrible ditch winds around, were a
bother to many, IL they did get over
II was only through playing 50 wide
that a full drive was necessary on
the next. and this 365-yard mole.
In the afternoon the breeze died down
q bit but the cold remained and the
damage was done.
All honor to Dudley Nudge. 1t
pays 0ttGDLlmeS 10 nave BOOQi4
amount of Scotch blood in ones veins
an6 especially when one Is a golfer
and meets with windy weather. Some
of this red stream flows through
Mudge's blood channels--he Is cou-
sin OF John Reid. Jr., by the way.
and related to John Reid, ST., the
father Of American gold-and true
scot-and the delight which must
have come to siis ancestors In over
coming the elements on the links must
have been communicated to him. AL
though he In not by any means large.
he has wrists of steel and fine
swing. short and sturdy and that was
just what was needed today. A round
of 10 in the morning was very good.
but when In the afternoon he reached
the turn in 4, 8, 5, 4, q. 8. 3. 4--a6. the
lowest of the day. the few spectators
began to take on renewed interest and
begin figuring what he might have TO
get to tie or better Rob Gardner's
score OF 154. which was thought I'M
beatable at the time. Mudge's start
home was splendid. six As In row
being grand golf in that gale OF wind.
A FIVE AT the 5sz yard sixteenth was
good enough then another four and
still another at the last hole where
he might have gone down in one less
except for short drive.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-31

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
Rocky Mount. NJ. c., Aug. 30.--
Suffolk slipped further in her race
for the last half of hyphenated sea-
SON when the Tarheels administered a
severe drubbing to Jap" Efird, the
premier pitcher of the visitors staff,
while at Newport News the Builders
made IL their sixth straight loss to
Portsmouth. Today's game was mark
ed by the effectiveness of Leake. the
Down Howers' siabman, who held the
Tigers well within his grasp, allowing
but two safe hits and the occupation
of third but one time. and thep
through an error by teammate.
Ef1rd. on the other hand, was hit
safe eleven times, eight OF them for
extra bases. while his teammates be-
hind him were constantly on the
jump, with the fielders racing TO the
far corners for robs and the inf1elders
cutting off hits with stops of the SEN
sationai variety and pegs from almost
impossible position. After Eisel had
been passed on bad ones. choaking the
bases In the fourth. sunny Jim
Snyder ruined Efirds game with a
double play clout to right. scoring
three.
The box score:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-31
How Eddy Collins won ms way.

How Eff0y lOttsBS tSOH IhsN way
Most persons who read Of the very
large salaries paid certain stars OF
balloon and of the startling sums
given by major league club owners
In exchange for PLAYERS who siave
achieved distinctive regulations. or
who give promise OF becoming per-
formers far above the ordinary. inn
agine that from the beginning to the
end of their active days on the dia-
mond, everything Is pathway Of
roses for the men wsao become famous
as participants in the national pas
time.
Nothing could be further from the
real facts, for not once In hundred
times does ball tosser achieve dis
tinction without fighting. and fighting
hard. Tor 1t: and even after he has
won his spurs and been generally
hailed as a genuine star. he must con-
tinue to battle constantly TO hold fast
to his honors. The rise OF Eddie Col
Inns. for several seasons one OF Connie
Mack's $500. 600 inf.eid' and who.
more recently. has been assisting
Clarence Rowland to make the White
Sox a pennant conteEding outfit, IL
q case in point. Some years ago,
when Collins was merely bussi league
performer. he went 10 John j. Nc
Graw and fairly begged him for a
chance to play with the Giants. Az.
ter a time the manager of the New
York team permitted him TO display
his baseball ability at morning prac-
tice. but Vie was not particularly taken
with the efforts OF the youth and told
him he could not ,ise him. Eddie next
went to Clark Griffith. then manager
OF the Yankees, and asked for an op-
portunity to play with that club. but
the Old FOX, having heard that the
youth had been turned down by Nc
Graw, refused to listen to his pleas
Collins did not lose his nerve In con-
sequence of these rebuffs. but returned
to the ''tail grass and continued to
play the game as well as he knew how
until he WAS discovered and signed by
Mack IT'S generally understood that
when Comiskey purchased Collins tol
strengthen his Chicago outfit he paid
the Athletics $685. for his contract.
and also increased the players stipend
In proportion. So you see. while Ed
die always had the ability to shine all
4 ball player and is In clover today. ne
passed through periods OF the bitterest
disappointment before ne. fought his
way to place among basebali's eiite.
And his case Ii but one OF hundresis.
Ed A. Goewey, In Leslie's.
x
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-31
MANAGER DAN AOWlEY
SELLS -FOUR PLAYERS

Four OF Dan Howiey's proteges are
going up at the end OF this season.
r. Smith, right fielder. and Pitcher
Miller, were sold few days ago, and
the sale OF Senator Nash and Pitcher
Dowd. one OF the leading pitchers in
the International League. Both Smith
and Miller were bought by the Pitts
burg Pirates. while Nash will wear a
st. Louis uniform next year. and
Dowd will try out with the Cincinnati
Reds.
Manager Howley has one Of the best
looking ball teams seen in Richmond
this season. and the Richmond boys
Snould consider themselves exceeding
fy fortunate IL they succeed In taking
two out OF three from the visiting ag-
gregation.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-31
DIFFERENT KIND OF
"vABfPIREg' AT COLONIAL

There are two kinds Of Vampires"
That of Rndyard Kipling's conception.
a wicked, gruesome woman. with the
charm OF snake, its sting included,
and that OF Robert Lees imagination.
a good woman, who desires vengeance
for love, but denies herself of re-
yenge TO bring happiness to her sup
posed victim. The latter type OF wo-
man is portrayed by Madame Olga
Petrova in The Vampire" at the CO.
ionial today.
Very different from the characterize
ton of that sensational Theda Bara.
petrova's character liz not hated, but
IL loved, and even the story and pic
lures are interesting, even amusing.
That detractive quality of Rara's act
ing compared with the classic demon
STATIONS OF Petrova are as different
as light and darkness. II shows con-
clusively the variance in acting and
the trash of scavener performers.
who perform in a way to injure their
own consciences. just to please pub
lie. which seems willing to reward
such efforts on the part of actors or
this type to entertain, When an
actress OF Petrova's calibre appears In
a production. which is In itself a
story with a moral. perhaps, but not
one which causes amazement ana
shivvers, public support should be
given.
There 10 no doubling the fact that
AT times the cast supporting Petrova
appears rather weak. The leading
ma showed symptoms Of amateurism
occasionally, but toward the end OF
the film rendered fair specimen OF
real acting ability.
Opening the bill at the Colonial 10
shown the weekly pictorial Several
scenes OF the funeral OF Leo Frank
in Brooklyn are shown. The rope on
which he was hung In Marietta. Ca
and some Of the natives of that town
also appear In the films Nothing
~ a nature to raise public condemna-
ficn are Ia the films. however. Other
sections of the movie pictorial are in
sercsting.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-31
Is LET OUT
By BALTIMORE FEDS

According 70 d telegram received
iast night from baltimore. Chief Ben
ger; one time mAtnstay for the Phil
aueipnia Athletfcs, and who was re-
leased last winter bv Connie MACK
mas been let out by the Terra pins.
The big Indian hurier has been of
little service 70 the Baltimore Fed
erals this year. ana was due to his
poor showing IN the box that led up
to his release. s q
Walsh. another Baltimore Fed. who
was sold few days ago nv the Mon
Iumental City team, has been asslxnei
NJ the ~. Louis team In the in6&pen-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-31
WH|TTED'S WAl[OP
DEFEATS ST. LOUIS
Former Brave Drives Ball Into
BIeachers In Tenth for Home

Philadelphia, Aug. 30.---Phiiadel-
phia won an exciting ten-inning game
from st. Louis today by TO 8. when
Whitfield hit into the left field bleacher
seats for a home run. Two games
were to have been played, but rain
this morning put the grounds in such
bad shape It was impossible to have
the diamond ready for the first game
Score by innimgs: r. II. Il.
st. Louis :. 002 600 010 0--3 10 .
Phila. .... 600 GOO 800 IL - |
Batteries: Meadows. Perdue and
Snyder: Alexander. Mayer and Kill
ifer. Umpires, Byron and Eason.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-31

Governor Stuart, who has been at
tending the Governors Conferences IN
Boston. Is expected back In his once
this morning. He has spent the last
day or two in Washington on bust
ness. M n IL
During the Governors absence Sec
the routine work Of the once, Mr..
Forward left Saturday for his vaca-
tion. going to San Francisco. where
he viii stay n week.
! Assistant Secretary Masln will have
charge until the Govsrnnr gets Ii this
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-31
ELBA TEAM CAPTURES
VOllEY BALL HOh0RS

BY defeating South Richmond in
two very interesting games on the
Elba court the Elba voiley ball team
won the championship of Richmond
for 1915. The features of the game
were the, many spectacular feats by
SANDY Beasley at center for Eiba
and the playing of the entire Elba
team. Hall and Bass featured for
south Richmond. The scores were
81 to IL and I'll to 3.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-31
TENNIS MATCHES ARE
HELD UP BY THE RAIN

! New York, Aug. 3o.-This morn
ings cold sitting rain caused the
matches scheduled, to start the Ma
tional Lawn Tennis Championship
tournament at the West Side Tennis
Club, Forest Hills. l. l., to be post
poned today. II the weather man Is
good tomorrow the matches arranged
for today will be played.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-31
ERRORS ARE COSTLY TO
NEWPORT NEWS TEAM

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
Newport News. Va, Aug. &c.
Portsmouth today trounced Newport
News. 3 TO i, scoring all its runs on
errors. Hamilton pitched good ball
and but for the ragged work of his
teammates would have been credited
with q shutout
Following lis the box score:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-31

Hall Crewe. who has ben spending
some time In Scottsviiie. on account
of his health, was slightly paralyxed
Friday He Is now at his home. 322
South Laurel ST.. where he continues
quite ILL., Mr.. Crewe Is the son OF
Mrs. r. W. Crewe. of Leigh Street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-31

Summary: Lett on bases--SuftOIk,
g.; Rocky Mount, 4. Stolen bases
Stewart. Sacrifice hits--Edwards.
Two-base hits--Gray. Snyder. 2:
Ulrich, Leake. q Wratten. Three
base hits-Edwards. Double plays
Efird to Colby to Henry; Wratten to
Snyder. Struck out-By Efrd. 2; by
Leake, s. Base on balls--OR Efird,
/: off Leake. 0. Passed balls-Ulrich.
1. Time of game, 1870. Umpire,
Bussey. Attendance. TAI.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-31

General Daniel Howiey and his regi-
|fnent OF Montreal Royals. who haiti
From the far-off province of Quebec.
|hArched into town yesterday morning
III prfmed up 20 add q few more links
10 their victorious chain. However,
fhey found one big obstruction be-
ween them and victory In the per
bon Of Allan Russell. who repulsed
livery attack OF King Georges subjects
Ind forced them to retreat from tine
ocal battlefield with the short end of
. TO 1 score.
The Royals ran up against Russell
whsn he was right. and the only way
The local spithali artist could have pos
tily suffered defeat yesterday was
cr his teammates to kick a few all
Rver the lot at critical moments. But
Ehs boys did not make the semblance
~ q n1iscue, and the Richmond twirfsr
merged with another game In the
ron column.
Allan allowed only two hits. they
icing registered by Arthur Deviin. the
ormer New York Giant third aacker,
nd r. Smith. who looks after things
d the left garden for the Montreal
sam. Nine of the Royals were re-
tired on strikes. ThceIocal hurler had
his Renders breaking TO perfection.
ne box to the waiting hands Of Ed.
wesney with such rapidfty that the
loyal hatsmen just closed their eyes
nd swung blindly at the pellet as "
not across the rubber. In no game
his season las Russell been in better
prm. ana with this brand or pitching
b will win nine times out OF ten for
Nc New York Yankees. which team
e viii Join In rev days Umpire
arrison. one or the aroiters VINO was
ere YESTERDAY. declared tnat ne Is
ndoubfediy the pest IN the interna-
onai League When ne makes re-
ark OF this KIND ne is mighty apt
mean u. Tor "Cmpsie harrison 10
ot a very complimentary inaivfdnai.
Caaore Also In FERN.
Cadcre. another speed artist, hurled
m over to the yirginians, and after
he third Innings he displayed such
brrn that the Richmond boys had only
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-31
Newport News.

Summary: Stolen bases-Damrau.
Cueto. Sacrifice tits--CroweIl. Cueto
2. Base on bails--Off Hamilton /.
Struck out--By Hamilton s; by Causey
4. Left on bases--Portsmouth 4: New
port News S. Passed halls--LAugh-
lin. Time OF game-i:2s. Umpire
Lucia.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-31
Man Russell Pitches TwoM Ladies Day Sports
|SUFFOLK,S CHANCES
GIVEN SEVERE JOLT
Jap Efrd Premier Pitcher of the Tigers Administered
Bad Drubbng By Down Homers, Who Capture
Game BY Count of 7 to O.

to 0. The locals had to I lead
in the opener, bat Craft blew up in
the eighth and was pounded for four
runs. In the second McManus was
invincible and received faultiess sup
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-31
Norfolk

Summary: Stolen bases--Steinbren-
ner and Flynn. Sacrifice hits-Hart-
zenn. Francisco. Stinson. Gust, Parma
lee and Cleveland Double plays
Whitfield to Mcmahon. struck out
BY Hirsch. /; by Craft. 2. Base on
balls-On Craft. 2. Left on bases
Orphans. I; Norfolk. s. Umpire. Nc
Gowan.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-31
standing of ,.iups.

Games Today.
st. Louis In Philadelphia.
Cincinnati in Boston.
Chicago in New York.
Pittsburg in Brooklyn.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-31
ORPHANS TAKE ONE
FROM NORFOLK TARS

Especial to The Richmond virginian. }
Norfolk. Va, Aug. 30.--The Tars
and Orphans broke even today in a
double header, the latter taking the
first. to 2. and Norfolk the second
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-31
Standing OF Clubs.

Games Today.
Chicago in Pittsburg.
Newark In Buffalo.
Only two scheduled.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-31
FEDERAL LEAGUE.


Results Yesterday.
Pittsburg. Z; Chicago, 4.
Buffalo. Q; Brooklyn. /.
Newark Baltimore. rain.
Only three scheduled.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-31
Standing OF Clubs.

Games Today.
Chichago in Detroit.
Cleveland In st. Louis.
New York In Washington.
Only three scheduled.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-31
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
ResuIts YESTERDAY.

Rocky Mount, 7; Suffolk. o.
Portsmouth. 3; Newport News, l.
Orphans, 5; Norfolk. Q first game)
Norfolk. L; Orphans, tsecond
game).
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-31
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Results Yesterday
No games scheduled.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-31
standing OF Clubs.

Games Today.
Orphans in Norfolk.
Portsmouth In Newport News.
Suffolk In Rocky Mount.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-31
LEAGUE.
STANDINGS
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Results YESTERDAY.

Philadelphia, 4; st. Louis. (ten
innings).
All others postponed, rain.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-31
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.


Games To-day.
9fOntxoai IN Richmond.
Toronto IN Harrisburg.
Buffalo IN Jersey City.
Rochester In Providence.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-29

cut his shadOwgraph at the Hotel
Sherman in Chicago two years ago.
Previous to coming to the EXPOSE
ton, Miss Sherman settled in the ar
fist colony in London, where she was
patronized by royalty and society, her
WORK becoming the popular fancy.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-29
CLIPPING HER WAY TO FAME PRESIDENT
AND OTHER CELEBRITIES "SCISSORED"

the honor Of exhibiting in the Ma
tiOnal Academy. -.'.
Miss Sherman is making shadow
graphs Of celebrities visiting the
Panama-Pacifc international Expo
sition.
The girl artist claims to be the only
silhouette cutter that President vii
son would consent to pose for. She