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MiSCEI.LASE OUs MARKETS.


NEW YORK. July 2.-Business in cotton
eoods ~ah dull to-day. Prices on nnl.,ed
goods were arm Wool values continue
suohs' South American Wools being well
advanced. Gotten yarns were dull S,uo,a .
t!ors OF the Southern mills showed an
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SCHOOLS.
RAILROADS.
Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac R. R

40 TO Washington and beyond daily. - 06 AN ~. 80 AN,
1sa0AM 23AM. 35AN. 0lnn. 70 80 Pu. .5]7fM.
tts.zoPM From Washington and beyond, daily. 6oAN.
Is n,. y 20 ton. Ashland week-dnEsiy 1739AM.
Eredcrcksbutg weekdays W. 90 IN ar. IS rs AN.
ounSHhy ". - 5PH; ar. S1045 AN.
MAIN 81. Sta, tByrd 81. Sta. SElba Sta.
p rams TO or from Byrd St. Sta. stop at Elba-
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MNIfkET CON DTTION.
wool has advanced and In very good de
nand Hides are also very firm. and II Is
the market Will continue strong
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SUMMER KEsoRTs-Atlantlo City
Grand Atlantic

:irginia Ave, close to beach. Capacity. s0o.
entirely new; modern and high class: la r..
rooms: private bJths: elevator. etc. Sinn-io,
table. $40 up daily: special weekly. Book.
let. Auto meets trains w r. SHAW :
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BUNt LIST

Atlantic Conet Line LIST is................ ~
\. c. III. and \, Is ..................
\. G. l. Is Gin BALTIMORE. "
Chesapeake aud Ohio cv. iEs,........... I.'s
iiESett and Myers Observation-Disclosures. 1914
ioriiiard 5s....... observation-disclosures. ,"oi7
Norfolk and Western CIV. iias thidl ...... in3
Seahoard Air Line stamped +s.......... q
Seahoard Air Lin. adj. 5s................ sSia
Southern Pacific Observation-Disclosures. S0t1
Southern Railway Observation-Disclosures, 6?'g
Southern Railway Observation-Disclosures. aaa,
L s. Registered IS. 1880 ,bidJ ......... o6s.
u :. Registered IS 1918 tbidb ............ 1904,
l. s. Registered Panama Sc 1861 thid}. ,ooi1
l. s. Registered IS. 49, did ......... 20?
United States Steel "a Observation-Disclosures. ,Ois,
Va. Brown Bros. cts. CIV. Va IN
Va Ry. and Power - acknowledgements. IS
VAT Chemical Observation-Disclosures. o.
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Atlantic Coast Line

The Standard Railroad Of the south
EFFECTIVE APRIL D. ISIS.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY
:, For Florida and South: Sis A. II. and s:u
:, For Eo,ioiE: 500 a IL. 500 p n. $50
Fe, n. q w; Ry.. West: Sis A. H.. $50
A, 81. 3:ol r.. 81. $50 p. n
For Petersburg: 1850 A. NJ. sIs A. N.
s;ib A NJ. 500 a. d: $50 A. NJ. 800 r. n.
t0 T. NJ. ti:io r. NJ. t:is r. NJ. e:15 p. n
s:2) +. NJ. li:O &. NJ
r.. Goidtboro and Fayetteville: 1900 p. II.
Trains arrive Richmond daily: SGD A. n
sH A. NJ $50 4. 81. 's:a7 A NJ, tio:S
A. NJ. ii:R A. ~. '1:lo p. ~. ti:so p n.
ll:S p. NJ
Eresp. Sunday. tsund.y only.
lions not guaranteed.
c. Is. CAMPBELL. D. p. =. As Main ST
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NEW ORLEANS, Iuly The cotton mar
ket vas easy to-day around tn. or.ninr
and the close but was steady IA, the mid
ole OF the session. and FOR a while stood
at the level OF yesterdays close The close
was at net loss OF to points
scattered short selling was In evldcnc,
nearly all day and based on IN,
rocr cables and lack Of export business
Weather conditions were not as unfavor.tle
as thew have been. Trading was re.t,ir,..,
by the triple holidays in N. America
markets. following the close night,
FDturrl closed: July. 2.OS: October "a.
DHremLcr. 3c:. January. s;.; March 49,,
SPOT cotton quie: and unchanged. mid
dlinB, sOoc Sales on the spot. 80 tales
to arrive. 300 baies.
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Hotel Shorehan

Virginia Avenue und Bench.
modern. hotel with every convenience
Private baths. elevator. etc. Capacity 800.
Splendid table, open surroundings. Patron
lied extensively by Vireiniuns Rates
$3.50 up weekly; $3.50 up daily. Booklet.
w. B.. GOTTEN Manager.
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RICHMOND PRODUCE MARhET.
Wholesale Quotations.

8 70: November. e,4sds.jo: December, $3.50
$50; January. 6.SSa $50: February, 6ieT So.
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NavAI cropys

~ STORET,
SAN ANHAH, GA. July .-Furp.nt,ne
hrm. s3H: sales. soi CASKS; recelrt. "a
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ALTON HOUSE

opened June LIST. Owing % it's elo.
vation the dry. saiubrious climate. tho
absence or dews and the constant
breeze. Alton is one of the most health.
ful of all the Virginia resorts.
Address MRS. JANET r. GOoDLoE.
Alton. Va.
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sEIBOAND AIR LINE RAILWAY

sEABOAND AIR LINE RAILWAY.
Inc ProErcsslvc Railway OF the SOUTH"
Soutnpound trains scheduled to leave Rich.
mono aai'y. t:3S a NJ. Local to Eoriina. !: %
Z. ~. sirepets and coaches. Atlanta BIr.
nhnshhin: e:S T.. NJ. through coaches end
sleepefs 10 JacksonvIile; I2:4s A. ST.. sleepors.
Atahta' birmingham. jacksonville. Tampa
and coaches Jacksomvllle
Northoouro tfaina scheduled to arrive In
Rlchinond dsiiy: $500 A. NJ. $3.50 A.. NJ, local:
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NEW YORK, July 2.-Port movement
MidLling. ae1c. Exports. 4,:7s bales. stock.
-is.lSS bales.
Total to-day ~ All ports-Net receipts.
.0s bales
Total for weck-Het receipts, a;.57s laIe.;
Total for season-Net receipts, lo..aaso
bales: exports. i.!2s Isl bales
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FURTHER IMPROVEMENT
THROUGHOUT COUNTRY

NEW YORK, July e.-Bradstreers
Weekly Review of Trade Tomorrow
Will say:
Further improvement. notwithstand
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by Lovy mission COL -.
Richmond. Va, July . u

Potstoe. LIE n" L DIsme1: i..'.s % 70 N
Dried apples bright shced.. shto
MARKET CONDITIONS.
Poultry-ChIckcns, easier: market slow
uens-t-owcr. market active at prices quoted
5utcr-Market lower. weak and uneasy
All other produce selling fair.
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Official Range and Sale of Stocks in New York
Sales. Stock.
900 Alaska Gold ........
200 Allis-Chalrners

200 Allis-Chalners
500 Allis- Chalmers, pfd.
3,:O0 Amalgamated Copper
100 Am. Ayr. Chem, com
40 Amer: Beet Sugar, com.
I,6Uu American Can
-ou american Can, pfd
nOo Amer: Car and t'dry. -.
soO american Cotton OIL. >.
loo amer. Hide and Lea, pr.
o Amer: Linseed Oil.
l'"n" american Locomotive -.
J.ltO American Smelling
American Snuff, com
American Sugar
ioo AmeP: Tel. and Tel. Co.
100 American Tobacco. com
American Tobacco pfd
4,l oG Anaconda Copper
100 Atchison
Atlantic Coast Line.
100 baltimore and Ohio.
.0O bethlehem Steel Co., com
l5.seO Ba luwin Loco, com
British Amer. Tob. Co
600 Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
Lou Central Leather. com.
10, 90 Canadian Pacific
100 California Petroleum
900 Chesapeake and Ohio.
Chicago Great Western.
i.-Vo Chl. Great West, pfd,.
Chi. Mil. and ST. Paul.
zoo Chino copper
l-'eo0 CrucIble steel Cor, com.
'00 Col orado Fuel and ron.
Colorado and Southern
Consolidated Gas
400 Corn Products, com.
I'm Pen. and Rio Gran, com.
Zoo Erie -. =.
200 Erie, LIST pfd.
Fed. Min. and SIM, pfd
LOO General Electric
:00 goodrich. com. ...........
i'e00 GGreat Northern. pfd. =.
l,3OO Great Northern ore Gifts.
illinois Central
200 lnterboro- Met.
600 !nterboro-M Met, pfd
Int. Harvester. com.
Int. Paper
Int. Paper. pfd. :.
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NEW YORK. july 2.--Mcrcan,ile paper 3
6iSh. Sterling. siXty-dRy bills. $tsc5a: for
demand. si.7635: for cables. SIRE. Far sill
yer, 4S.. Mexican dollars. 81 Government
bonds steady. Railroad bonds irregular.
Time loans. steady; sixty days n.Tn.:
ninety days. ci2n 2a.: s!N months. $780, Cali
money. steady; high. la.: low. Ia. Ruling
rate. ~: last loan. Ia. closing bid. III; Of
tered ~.
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west VIRGINIA.
PREPARING J / | ||N| ! G FOR
V. 8 ]. CANE
Big Game viii Be Played a
MorgantoWn on October

MoRGANToWN. Sept. 14-The
university athletic committee held a
meeting here recently and spent sew
eral hours disposing Of large
amount Of routine matters largely
connected with the coming football
season. Student Member Winters
was the only, board member ! not
present.. p.if fi.s a..a Il al
Arrangements for the first and
perhaps the biggest game Of the sea-
son-Athat with Washington and, JET.
ferson on October 2-were completed
by the board and an extensive ad-
vertising campaign for thesScontest
outlined; 1t is believed that, the
largest crowd of the season will witt
ness this contest. v. f.- ,;Ess
The board fixed the price Of adj
mission for the game at 81 and for
reserved seats at $3.50. This is an
unusually large price for admission
to a game here put because Of the
exceedingly large guarantee which
must be paid, the committee felt
justified in setting the admission at
these prices. The exact amount OF
the guarantee. 1t is understood, is
s.. 900 and at such an early date IN
the season. the management Is con-
fronted with no small task IN paying
out on, the game. sial ss.Fsfll DR.
The board also went over the
training camp expense account and
Il fs said that the venture this year
will come out on the right side OF
the ledger. & THEFT baseball games
on the athletic Held for the bsnstit
OF the camp expenses helped mater
iaIly towards ma king : It an even
break ID finances. I. = ~
2 Attorney s. q. jackson. of Clarks-
burg. and Attorney j. q. Prichard,
OF lHirmont, alumni members Of the
board, arrived here Saturday AFTER
noon in time to see the , varsity
teams .scrinmage on the athletic
field and expressed themselves Is
well pleased with the material on
hand.
The basketball schedule for the
coming winter was also before the
board; but inasmuchs as Il Il not fully
Completed no acticn was taken.
The schedule contains three trips,
ono 70 virginia. one down the Ohio
river and one Is pIttsbIrx 81
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Miss Florence La Babe, the famous
and lovely Mutual star, heads the
cast Of the fiye-act Mutual master
piece by Augusta Evans Wilson.
Gods Witness. In this play. when
deals with the fortune of the chill
dten of "a runaway daughter of the
South and. their irate and ,untorging
grandfather, just the sort of part
that won Miss La Babe such uni
versal praise and affection once be-
fore, is given her to interpret. The
ga Babe clubs have arranged ITO
attend exhibitions Of this picture in
d body.
4 Tomorrow. Jewel the Universal
Broadway feature in five-acts, fea-
; turing charming Ella Hall, will be
the specialr feature offering.
I I'll hi - o -.
Cyril Maude. who has Just arrived
IN this country from England, wilt
N Y a y. i Y 4
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HOWE LONDON SHOW
HAS BIG ME- Ma GER lie,
Interesting Sight Will Be a Be.
reaved Mother Monkey Z
Nursing Puppy.

There are many rare wild and do
mesticated beasts in the menagerie Of
the Howe great London show which
will exhibit here on Friday. Sep.em-
Der "a Naturally the hundreds who
patronize the show are pleased with
what they see, but it matters not how
rare the animal may be, there is MOTH
ing that furnishes to old and young
alike 30 much pleasure as the many
monkeys inntheir large and spacious
home. CRATES. srhippopotamuses:
rhinoceroses, giant camels and even
the extremely hydrochored may for q
time hold. their attention, tbut not as
long as will the cage full OF monkeys.
There is always something new about
their antics, and they, seem to know
thcy are the whole thing" when 1t
comes to being attractive There is
nothing SO near human as monkey
mother with her babe. Every move
and every attention bestowed upon
her offspring is Just as near that OF
|ashuman mother aq can be. "
Sometime ago with this show a
monkey mother lost her little baby
and was grieving herself to death!
She refused to eat and could not in
any way be 5comtorted until the keeper
one day introduced a small puppy dog
I to the cage full OF monkeys. Almost
Immediately the mother who had lost
her monkey baby adoptedsthe little
dog and has mothered him ever since;
watching over him as carefully as
she would her own little baby. She
carries him around In iherearns when
ever she climbs to the pperches, and
when he is playing frouhd in the
cage she watches and sees that no
harm Details him. Should the monkey
when playing hide and seek with he
puppy hide where 1t, iss difficult for
! him to find her; he iwili cry Just as
In being neglected. mad the mother
monkey will spring from her conceal
ment pick him up ine her arms and
cuddleti HIM 10 her With true moth.
erly affection. she "a 64sI not mourn
for her. dead baby since Fshes has
adopted the puppy dog:
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VNaynesburg College MN Be
Opening Athag tioIi and MN
Be Net Sept nhef rs.

BUcH1HAsNoN. Sept. 14.-within-
three weeks Of the opening of the
season. wesleyan wiii have three
games at home ana All viii be dim.
cult For the arss saturday Of the
season. September Is. waynesburg
college WIN PROVE the attraction,
Wayneshurg will this year be coached
by an old Wesleyan player and One of
the best known athletes ever turned
out at WesleyanEK. II Garrett; of
Fairmont Garrett graduated at Fair
mont normal before, coming to Wes-
leyan in 1919 and after staying at
Wesleyan two years and starring IA
football, basketball and track work he
went to Western Maryland where he
also shone for one year IN all branches
of sport. Garrett writes friends here
that the prospects, are, exceptionally
good for Waynesburg and that he yex.
poets the Methodists To- work for an
| they get.
The second Saturday. October the
team Is at Lynchburg. va,i playing
Washington and Lee, but on the next
weekend. October o, she will again
play at Buckhannon. this time against
q strong rival for honors in the
mountain state Bethany college.
Bethany will be coached by d. IA.
TAR who formerly was assistant coach
at Carlisle and late was coach for 4
part ola season at Davis Elkins. but
had to leave on account of illness be-
ttSn 80
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is wrecked. Helen attached to the
wrecking force. accompanies the
wreckers tosthe scene and the work
of clearing the debris away com
mences. The sight of the crane lift
ing huge cars and swinging them out
OF the way just as easily as e. man
would handle q match box, is simply
awe inspiring. incidentally, Heien's
daring saves six lives when tie en-
gineer ofAthe crane lis overcome by
steam. See this photoplay!
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life changes her disposition and she
is later reclaimed, aAlr a trail of
unfortunate victims is strewn behlld
her. The added attraction on to-
days program Is Salisbury's Wild life
pictures, which are proving very
interesting toithose who care.for out
door sport. '. b e8tss t.i,& VI
Tomorrow Brother oficers" will
be presented With an entire British
cast of playerss g,
"The Banks Million" the las tplay
by Paul Armstrong, who died lately,
has been produced in Brooklyn. It
Is one-act play showing how an un-
derpaid bank teller gets even with
the banks president. The hero.s role
was played by Robert Armstrong, d
nephew OF the author.
As o.
"Chin-Chin.S with Montgomery and
Stone as the stars, h now in its
second year in New York, with seats
selling up to November. A feature OF
the show Is tho fight through aid Of a
a pagoda containing q Chinese shop
keeper and the abducted bride of the
piece with the two Elifns IA mad rur-
suit. elected from the pagoda, falling
on the moon and being f1naliyrescued
all shown in a thrilling series OF mo-
ton pictures between the acts.
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seEntfRol .1AE eRokesRA

Have you ever seen a railroad
wrecking crew at work. This is one
Of the sides Of rai1roading which is
seldom seen by the average person
and for that reason Kalem,s stirring
episode Of the Hazards oflIelen rail-
road series, The Broken Raii,,' is OF
decided interest. This production will
be shown at local theaters in the
near future, AS the result of a tele-
grapher's carelessness, freight train
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Defines Cannot Sc cured

~ locaI fsiohs. . SsItGey cnnnot reach thu
Al4tased bprtfbA Of the ear. There d only onG
nay otera Sssfhst1 and That q. BY constitdtioa.
e56ditioq "a ms rsnce1S 1lnine &c the Eustachiaf
1ahe. u 1tnl tnts tine y tnnamed you have .
EIiinhlIngs Stund Of imperfect hearing, and whet
Il q entirely closed Deafness Is tic reat,lt, and
l1loss the in1arnu,atlon can be taken ont and
this tube feetcfcd to Its normal condition, hear.
Ia Win be destroyed forever; nihe cases out Of
tn an da1sed BY catafrh. which IS nothing bui
a 1nHenh6 cendttion OF he mucous surfaces.
We lW1fisgitG Onn Hundred Dollars for any caSt
~ UoGfno5S (eAuted BY eAtaffhl that cannot be
(ltsd N HAIR cAtarrh Cure. Send for circn.
CHENEY d co.. Toledo. d. q
bdi6 - Dfksxists. nc.
4 xake l4tiss Esntly pins ses eOas.isatio..
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The English sparrow, through 20.
be city bird. ais Found son; the farmsl
Of the northeastetn part OF the United
States to thesextent of ave pairs on
each farm astnsl Is tfs.r s u
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. Il "
"The Tlgress,," three-act Broad
way Star feature is at the top of the
Hijou program today. II The confess
sion of.a woman knownHas 1.-THE
Mgress" sreveals the hiding place Of
stolen Jewels and explains the mys-
tsrious disappearance of child.
Absolutely without fear, strong as a
man and the wife OF a master crook,
THE Tigress,' steals the child Of a
wealthy man and iavlshes upon 1t all
the wealth OF mother love In her
feroclors nature. It is strong
emotional play, and keeps spectators
In their seats to the end. Miss Cor
don is supported by Leo Delaney,
Ned Finley, Paul Logan and Eleanor
Woodruff. AIDES fable. Tho Roy
steering Blades.." and 1.-THE Daily
News" complete the program.
Wednesday. the. great four act Ed
ison amasterpiece "June Friday, /"
will be the big attraction at the BIZ
jou. Miss Gertrude Mccoy, Duncan
McRae. Robert Corners, Gus Phil
lips and Robert Bower are in the
cast. 1t is an emotional drama and
strong in its appealing power.
A two-part Klaw and Erlanger, a
Ham" comedy and a Hearst-selis
News Pictorial will also be shown.
"The Battle Cry of Peace" spec
taclilar moving play, designed to show
the evil effects of unpreparedness,
Is being presented in New York. 1t
Is by Commodore j. Start -Blackton,
Charles Richman playing the hero. II
shows with many thrilling scenes New
York shelled and captured by a for
eign enemy.
The great emotional star. Madame.
Olga Petrovas. is seen in "The YAM
Olga Petroya. is seen inn "The YAM
The explanation Of the use of the
title, "The Vampire" is well shown
in this .photoplay by Mmmes Petrova
in the title role, when good woman
once deceived, whose aim in life is
hereafter to make all men her vic.
ltims. But love entering into her
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! Switzerland really has q navy. az Is
shown by the fact that she has jutt
bought twenty-nihe large rnot6 boat
armed with uick- firing gnns. t6 patrol
Lake Constance. III "
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The SUNSHINE MAIDS
PLEASE BIC CROWDS

open his season in Grumpy" in New
York whore he will play for four
weeks. then go on tour. George Ar
liss, who arrived in the same steamer,
is TO appear in a new play.
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Both mandtbies OF the parrots
beak are movable, but most birds
are; able to move only one.
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Paraguay imported s74, sis worth
OF rice from Germany n 1st
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standLnE spt the -club.,
American q q I!I;ll!! League
esseAaA4eAeAsAA:AAAei
Ye.terdns,s Resuit..


YesterdAy's-Restilts.
At Bostont41st. fssfs Il, HE.
Chicago .......... 000000O10=-1 8, 8
Boston ............. 000i0Ui0G2. 81 o
Batteries: Scott, Cicotte and .Schalk;
Leonard and Carrigan. ts'-Et
At Boston End. R.H.E.
Chicago .::............ looooooo-I ) Z
Boston .............. 300100014 o 3
Batteries: Wolfgang. Fabef, Cicotte and
Mayer and Schaikj Shore and ThonaS.
Called end eighth, dafktess.l
At New York RI. 3.
Detroit ........s.,. oil 600 0O-2 10 o
New York .....,.... 900 5000 00--Oi 3 3
Batteries: James and StanAK0s Eishor,
Rusaell and Nunamakeri .l-.s Ies ! 80 .
lAe kphiladelp hia--- - R.HE.
st. Louis u !. ..v.... 10230OO11--Sii n i
PhiiadSlphia ....... 0O1001 01sSls 7.<i
Batteries: Phillips and LelfS sdeehIn,
Eedle8 and 1rokthy + + ~ N,
EWaahingtonA R,HsN.
Cleveland K .stssss.. O00o10o01-4 ri i
Waehingtbn ........ 800 O0Dos-S q. I
Battefi6g: Garrett, Jones; Carter and
o.Nein; sHoeAlinS Gellia 2Atid H6dfNy ~
e .sfe -. Eat A. ~ " :,
dames Today. ! y : Il ~
Cleveland at W66hiMKt6n 4
st. Louis at philanelphin. N
Detroit sAt New York: =. =
ChicA9e4 et BQato1. = s
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i Mrs. Alexander Pratt.

Flft, Is =; &
Mrs. Alexander Pratt startled; tlsl
'cottagers Of exclusive NeWpott'
when she made her appearance "a,
the street en- route TO the annual
horse show that city garbed In thu
stunning creation Of cretonne,
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Q @Sve eA eyNl
: National !|i'IIIll League :. :
DC AAA.A4.AA!&ACAA@AA1
Yesterday's Results.

Yesterdays Results.
At Cincinnati R.H. Il.
New York s..... ooo102oo2oO-5 o 5
Cincinnati $685.. 0O0OO006O01-012 9
Batteries: Tesreau. Benton, and Meyers
and Doom: Dale, Snyder. Schneider and
Wingo. C1innings.) N. I
At Chicago R.H.E.
Boston .s........... 2o1o2oooo-54 i
Chicago ............ 0002002004 o 8
Batteries: Barnes, Hughes and Gowdy
Pierce. Adams, Zabell and Archer. ,s.f,s'
At st. Louis-sai,s s:5 R. n. d.
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-09-14
Clever Dancing and Good Music
Mark Billy Riddles Troupe
at the 0deon.

Billy Riddle and his. Sunshine
l2Adds opened asweel'a engagement
the Odepn theater to three packed
hptsessa and the opinion OF all who
/ attended the performances lis thatiit
las splendid show. Taking it from
start to finish it is a carnival OF
singing, dancing and comedy. with
I bevy Of pretty girls who dan really
sing and dance.
The two comedians, Billy Riddle
and Jay Hollis, are far above the or
binary and deliver their songs and
Witty sayings in a manner that
bplngs forth rounds Of applause and
laughter.
lReedy Duran, the straight man, +"
4 " full OF pep and ginger and as the
umpire helps to get many hearty
.lapgbs
Miss virgie Rhyme sings Wrap
Me ina Bundle,", Miss Violet Mans
field Cotton Ball." and Miss Doug
lass Baseball Rag. and all deserve
iapeical mention for their sweet
singing and dainty dancing. Those
who failed to see "Follies Of the
Day yesterday should see it today.
Wednesday will bring forth new
bill entitled THE Troubles Of Bell
Boy
There are three splendid reels If
pictures on for today, Selig Jungle
Zoo pictufs. entitled : Horang Ou-
tang, a pretty Irish drama, "a
Sprig of Shamrock" and the latest
Hearst Selig News Pictorial.