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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-30
Mrs. Pum's Pudding at superior,

Lee Moran. the well-known Nestor
comedian. Is playing ths detective"
in Mrs. Pium's Pudding" the big
Universal feature starring the famous
broadway actress, Marie Tempest.
which will be seen at the Superior
Theater today, tomorrow and Satur-
day. Lee Is one of fllmdom's most
popular favorites. Born in Chicago
OF Irish parents. he always feels proud
to tell Of his love for the Emerald
Isle. After a course in st. Ignatius'
College, where the talented comedian
received most of his education. and
incidentally his taste for theatricals,
playing in all amateur productions
given at the college, it was not long
ere he Joined company OF players.
Scoring a real success from the first
appearance. the Juvenile lead In The
Golden Girl" he soon found his way.
after long tour. to q splendid part
in The Girl and the Kirhono." and
then toured the country In vaudeville.
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Dodgers Triumph.

New York. Sept 29.-The Giants
were always Guessing asaiEst-4th
change of pace pitching of Nap
Rucker today and were beaten. 2 to-
i, by the Brookiyns. Herbert pitched
frst-class game for the New
Workers
Score by innings r. II F.
Brooklyn 010 100 000--2 0
New York COL 600 000-~-1 s 0
Batteries: Rucker and Miller, Nc
Carly; Herbert, Schupp and Kocher.
Umpires, KLEIN and EmslIe.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-30

Philadelphia in Boston.
Brooklyn in New York.
Others not scheduled.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-30

Yates art for arts sake. which gives
his playing Its rare stamp OF au-
thority. He lis himself and nobody
else: a young man in whom American
character and the culture of Europe
have conspired to make violinist OF
the highest rank.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-30

Results Yesterday.
Chicago. s.; Pitt-bHfF. 8.
Kansas City. !; st. Louis. 0.
Buffalo, 4. Brooklyn. 6.
Others not scheduled.
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is the ~,ch in which Emmett Dewey
and any viii be seen the lat
fer this week commencing
with matinee performance today
al the, fayr.c Theater
Emmett Dewey has done many nota-
BILE as well as many clever things.
However. probably none OF his ac-
compiishments have exceeded his play
let. His Wife's Mother" In which
he himself Ia appearing In vaude-
Vile. This statement Is not alto
gether because of the cleverness of
the little playlet and Of the excellent
performance Mr.. Dewey gives OF the
principal character. hut because in IL
the author has greatly glaritied and
euiogized the mother-in-law.
Quite a daring thing for an au-
thor--after many years in which the
jokesmtth and the funster have con-
sidered her legitimate prey. In His
Wife's Mother" the mother in law is
tdolized Aside from this fact. the
little playlet is a comedy OF the first
water.
Mr.. Dewey II an actor Of repute,
known to both vaudeville and the fire.
auenters of the legitimate stage.
Other big features on a bill of gen
erai excellence are: The Italian Mus
keteers, four men and pretty girl.
att accomplished instrumentaiists and
fingers. The Retter Brothers. sensa-
tional acrobats. Hathaway and Mack,
singers and dancers. and Burke and
Walsh III The New Bell Boy
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday.

AALStASE AG0S~AsNJs
Detroit. 8; st. Louis. 2.
Chicago, 10: Cleveland, g.
Washington, 10: Philadelphia,
first game).
Washington. 20; Phila del phaia,
second game).
Others not scheduled.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-30

Chicago, Sept 3s.-after the Gin
cinnati Reds had apparently sewed
mp the game in the early stages. the
Cubs came from behind in the eighth
and ninth frames and managed to win
out by score OF s to 4.
Score by innings: r.. II. e.
Cincinnati -. 100 n2o oo1--4 3 2
Chicago :. -. 900 nol 022--5 II 4
Batteries: Lear and Wingo; Seabel.
Vaughan and Archer Tmpires. Byron
and Ortiz.
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length OF time. Still-
u been showing up to ad-
tackle. has the nlakings of
Ind his development will be
watched by the coaches. That
u3Iaia coaches are going TO whip
eszH a winning team -a,ssee
11e, rs they are first paying
attention to the maip weak
~ and are not standing on a
o past history. regardless IL they
~ weArers or not. The switch
Eo3 etillman to a try-out at end is
Geve him chance to land a posi-
- he is a good man. Up TO the
|oMt training he has been holding
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SENATORS WAlLOP
0lO G[0BUlE HARD
Washington Registers Tlirty-f our
Hits In Two Contests. Winning
BY Large Scores.
BROWNS LOSE TO DETROIT
Tigers Garner Two Tables In CLOS
ing Frame. Winning Over ST. Louis.
3 to 2-White Sox Sting Pellctt and
Defeat Cleveland Indians.

Washington Sept 2a.--The Athletics
were tfeaHced- hy-the Senator's here
today in double header. The hrst
game resulted In 10 to score. ana
the final contest. 20 to 5.
Davies who was in the box for the
visitors during the opening game. and
Sheehan in the second game. were both
batted all over the lot.
First game: H. h t..
philadelphia 49,. 200 600 ooe--
Washington ...-.313 o2c oos-io II o
Batteries-Dsvies and Perkins; Az
ers and Henry.
Second game; r. H. r.
philadelphia 100 GOO 90 5
Washington 80. flo sos $50 ~
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Perkins, Gal
liza and williams Umpires-O'Lough
lin and Hiidebrand.
Tigers Victorious.
Detroit, Sept. 2s--Two runs in the
final round today save the Detroit IT,
gers TO victory over the st.
Louis Browns. The Tigers used three
pitchers to stop the Browns 1t looked
as IL the Tigers were destined to suffer
a defeat until the timely bingles came
in the closing frame.
Score by innings; X H. e.
St Louis .. 900 no 600
Detroit -. -. 600 001 0o2-3
characterization and Agnew;
Loudermilk, Oldham, Boiand and star-
age Umpres--Evans and Wallace.
White S0x Win.
Cleveland. Sept 2s.~-The White Sox
garnered a total of seventeen hits to-
day and won from Cleveland by
count of Ia TO 6. The Indians also
hit the globule little. registering
thirteen safeties.
Score by innings: r. II. E.
Chicago ..2o4 2e3 oo2-l3 II
Cleveland :. .l01 101 400 10
Batteries-cicotte and Mayer, Car
rett. Carter. Brenton. Collamore. Jones
and 6iNcifi. Empffes-Genneiis- aftd
Chill.
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lers not scheduled.
Standing of C1uus.
Games Today

Philadelphia In washington.
No other games scheduled.
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2 Alexander the Great demonstrated
beyond = shadow Of z doubt yesterday
afternoon that he 10 the best OF the
season by allowing the Boston Braves
only ono hit. and incidentally putting
the National League championship OF
ice for the Phillies.
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The Academy Is still practicing hard
and by the time school opens the
boys are expected to be- In the pink OF
condition. Coach Newton Ancarrow
Is showing the boys many new pi&ys.
but none Of them will. be worked
around here until the championship
games.
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Athletic
Local Football Enthusiasts Awaiting
Spiders' and Blues Game Next Saturday

Fans are eagerly awaiting the sound
Of the referees whistle Saturday at
ternoon at 4 o'clock. when the Rich
mond College Spiders and Richmond
Light Infantry Blues win engage in
their annual grtdiron struggle. Some
OF the Blues old stars have rejoined
The squad. and Coach Hargrove hopes
to have his machine in shape to make
. formidable showing against the
spiders Saturday. Roth teams are en-
gagins In some hard workouts and
both aggreGations are expected to be
In good shape for the game. The
Blues have engaged in one encounter
this season. while this will be the
Spiders sAEsty battle. % the yeas.
Coach Frank Dobson has a hard
job before him this year In Develop
ing an eleven from practically new
material. There are some old men
back. but tho team mis- year will be
composed OF mostly now men. How
ever. Coach DOha0n can set work out
Of men when no ono olso can. and
the Spiders are almost sure Of having
another good eleven this year. while
/ little early In the season Z fairly
GOOD une can b gotten on the West
hampton team. when taey buck up
aoelAs& the Blues Saturday. However.
tn NpHQh cannot ~ e1pectad of tha
@QtdeeA eeAuee q mugE h rasnAmhAr.
- flkf S1Isee IN ~ i1es1 V6o WI
s
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Gossip

EASY picking in Ashland. However.
the Ashland boys are practicing hard
and expected to put up a good show
ing against the Richmond High
School boys.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-30

al. Sept. 2s.--The
|ew&h Yale this Sat-
'--lg' the attention
!ve at the University
PUrious preparations
700 afternoon In the
lfuad for a favor
~ Old Ell. The first
w.ile ensuing week
III work and run
The team was
ri urs on Lam beth
displayed vim. as
Z 1,tbail weather at
in the after
md held sway over
ynthe team in the
hdolph- Ma con, in
eYymething lacking
~ more determined
Lai'bers of the squad
odance of pep in
- Warner started
,eH with a somewhat
- ne Is determined
!" low their best In
positions. Much
ie squad the end
s~rthis afternoon by
smen. These are
Dick" StilIwell.
u tackle last sea-
20 that position In
Ind Stillman also
~ Saturday. AS
-. weakness In the
-....ixt thu opposite
=, a "Stonewall"
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Benedictine made good start yes
terday afternoon by defeating the
Chester .Aggies, IL to 0. 1t looks as IL
the Cadets are going to have a fairly
good team this year. despite the fact
that the outlook was not very good 4
few days ago.
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Robin Hood" the best comic
opera America has produced. will be
sung at the Academy tomorrow and
Saturday and Saturday matinee.
The story of this popular and
artistic success is based upon the old
English tale Of Robin Hood and his
band OF outlaws, a story used by Sir
Walter Scott in his famous novel Of
Ivanhoe. The romance Of this pic
turesque bandit possesses charm
which can never die. and In the opera
OF robin Hood. " Reginald de Koven
has given the world musical setting
as immortal as the wonderful story
itself. The delightful melodies are All
as when first sung. and the oppor-
tunity to hear this beautiful music
again is distinctly a privilege.
1t Is a pleasure to announce that
this masterpiece. which demands the
finest vocal talent, will be sung in the
coming production by artists OF the
first class. Foremost among them IL
Ivy Scott. a dramatic soprano from
the Century Grand Opera, New York.
Miss Scott will sing the role of Maid
Marian, and her art In using her
lovely voice has never before been
equaled in this part.
Seat Sale For Albert Spaldlins.
Seats will go on sale at the box
office at the Academy this morning
for the first big concert event Of the
season. which wifi take place at the
Academy on Monday night.
The occasion being the Arst appear
anca In this city OF Albert Spalding.
Americas greatest violiniat, assisted
BY Nine Loretta del Vale, prime
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-01
BIG SALE
of Goods Of a Bankrupt Firm
to Be Held Here viii Result
" in Fine Bargains.

The entire high grade stock of
goods and fine fixtures Of Ellis and
Company will be sold forswhat they
will bring alta big bankrupt sale,
starting. Thursday, December 2, at 8
o'clock in the morning. The firm of
Ellis and Company, which was recent
slys adjudicateds bankrupt in the court,
carried a very high class stock of la
dies, misses and chill dren's wearing
apparel, consisting Of suits, coats,
skirts, waists, underwear. millinery,
hosiery, ribbons, feathers, etc. and
this stock will be placed on sale
Thursday morning to be disposed OF
as quickly, as possible.
AS the firm had been in business
only five months, the. attention Of
buyers is called to the fact that the
stock is practically new, with moth
ing shop worn or out Of style. Part Of
the sales program includes hour sales
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, dur
ing which time special bargains win
be offered buyers.
Announcements of the sale will be
found each day in the advertising col
umns Of the Telegram, and shoppers
should bear in mind that by going
early they can get the choicest val
sues.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-01
OFFICIALS
of Baltimore and Ohio Rail.
road Company Visit Citysto
Look after Business.

G. w. Galloway, general manager;
F. q. Blaser, general superintendent;
and ]. NJ. Scott, division ssuperinten-
dent, Of the aBltimore and Ohio Rail-
road Company. are m the city today
comforting with G. w. Dudderar, sec
rotary of the board OF trade, about a
new siding which the railroad COM
pany contemplates building to Gras-
SELF.
The party of Baltimore and Ohio
officials arrived in the city at 10:Ol
O'Clock Wednesday morning on Mr..
Galloway's special car and were met
at the station by Mr.. Dudderar, who
took them over the line of the pro-
posed new siding.
Before returning to Baltimore 1t
is though General Manager Galloway
will reach decision whether the sid
ing will be built or not.
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THURSDAY, DEL ElfBER End, FIRST
NJ. =. GHURC If-BAZAARs AND
TURKEY SUPPER.

; The Ladies Aid Society OF the First
Methodist Episcopal church viii hold
its annual Christmas bazaar in the
church parlors lasting all day and
evening Ladies'. I'M charge OF the
bazaarsares Mrs. Alice Chorpening and
Mrs. "A. ]. Watson. - Z 8 sS1i'l
Fancy work table-M esdames j. B.
Catlett. Harry Sheets, A. 81 Rubey. j.
w. Walden, G. +. williams, 4. ID. VIZ
liams, M. N. Morris and i. "A. Mack
Apron tables Mesdames Richard
Scott, W. "A. Fletcher, Arley Fletcher.
John Sopher, ]. G.. McCarl, C. w. Men
A. L. McKibben; 8. j. Cobb and Daw-
son.
riman, Nell Woodruff, Ada Brent &.
NJ. Goodman, ]. A Fullerton Raylner
Parrish and Miss Dora Powell.
/ Bags-Mesdames Leonard Peck. A
r. Kincaid, W. RI. Hoffman. q. NJ. .1T
son, D. L. Davis, and A. s. Chessnl<in.
Candy table danes A. Is. Law.
Harry Donds, p. G. S. Holmboe d. Lee
Hedges, w. r. Jones and villa Stone
IS Cake table, w. Law, FL Nc. Good
man and Clyde o. Law.
Baby booth esdames J.. q. Lock
wood. G. o. Eaton, A. W. EshenfeIder
and j. ]. snider.
K Supper communities Alesdames ".
Frank Stout, Clarence waideck. Her
Evey showalter and G. A. Willis
Supper to be served from 5 to g.
O'clock Everybody invited Advor-
fiseinent x e Is !. I. = II.
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TEN HURT
Slightly When Passenger Tram
Strikes Freight Cars
Here. 3 l;

! Two derailed freight. cars struck
Baltimore and Ohio passenger train
No. - here last evening, slightly in-
.juring five passengers: and five dining
car employees. all OF whom we're in
the dining cars. q
The passengers injured were. Mr;;.
A. B. Willets. Of Washington, wife Of
Admiral Willets. Abdomen, injured;
w. T. Smiley. Texarkana, Tex, SUR
geon Cotton Belt railroad. confused
hip and elbow; w. T. George, Philippi,
w. Va, knee hurt; P. w. Post, Philippi,
w. Va, leg injured; and W. G. Drake,
Cameron, W. Va, arm injured. Tue
train employees hurt were Alfred Phil
lips, mail clerk. Athens, o.; Joe RUS
sell, cook, arm sprained and cut; a.
o. Point, waiter. knee sprained; ]. II.
Potello. waiter, head cut; w. a. Cakes,
Pullman porter, eye cut.
The injured passengers and en-
.ployes continued their journey after
a slight delay.
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THREE FINED
For Being Drunk and Disorder
ly in a Water Street
Dwelling:

For being drunk Sand disorderly
Tuesday night at Clarence Matheney's
dwelling on Water street, Harry Swi-
ger, Lawrence Drennes and Overt
Martin were fined SIS and costs each
Wednesday morning in Magistrate T.
G. Nicewarner's court. All paid and
were released. 8
The three spent the night in the
county jail, HAVING been taken there
by Deputy Sheritfs Laco Wolfe and
Clarence vannort,' and PolieemanLon
don L. White. who were called to the
scene. Apparently the young men had
engaged in a fight as two of them were
bleeding from slight scratches and
cuts. - b -, u.
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PERSONAL,

Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Smith returned
home Wednesday morning from visit
ing eastern cities.
Mrs. Charles H. Peck and children
have returned from an extended Wis
1t in the South.
George L. Bradford, of the Hall aud
Bradford books store, orriyed home
Wednesday morning from a business
trip to eastern cities. While In New
York Mr.. Bradford witnessed the
Army and Navy footbffall game which
was played last Saturday.
John Heber, OF Few Martinsville. is
in the city on a brief business visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Joyce were
here Wednesday from Salem shop
ping.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-01
GAS RATE Case
Before Judge Morgan is Re-
sumedWith Cross Exainina-
tionsof Harry N. Brown.

Judge E. F.sMorgan, member Of. the
state public service commission, re-
sumed sittings Wednesday morning in
the city council room, here in the case
of the Clarksburg Light and Heat Com.
pany which has applied for permission
to raise fits gas rates fifty per cent.
Cross-examination OF Harry NJ.
Brown, manager-o the company, was
taken up as to the development feature
of the company's holdings.
It was announced that the COM
pany's side Of the case would take up
the remainder Of the. week.
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SesGentiemenf-tn the winter Of
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1904 / had n cough nfght ssWeAtn,
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strength and weight; ind appetite.
1fnever had another hernorrhnEe and
my cough gradually 1efsened until
entirely gone. Il ana perfectly yseIfp
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for liquor than his comrades. said
something which offended the rest
OF the group. One of the men knocked
him down. The others jumped upon
the body with their heavy cowhide
boots and kicked him in the face. An
old woman rushed to the assistance
of the bleeding and bruised soldier.
She pushed his assailants away and
protested loudly as she helped the
stunned man to his feet and led
him away The four men followed,
but were frightened away by. q. threat
of the woman to report the assault
to an officer.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-01
Miss Payne Returns.

Miss Tensile Payne has returned
from a three-months- stay in New
Mexico, where she owns property, and
a month visit at, the Panama-Pacific
Exposition at San Francisco. She is
staying at salemsnow. Accompanied
by Miss Alice Payne, Of Salem, she
was here Wednesday shopping.
Glass to Meet.
The embroidery class of the Young
Woman's Christian Association will
meet Thursday evening in the rooms
on West Main street with Miss Ma
bel Carr in charge.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-01
COUNTY COURT MEETS.

At "a special term of the county
court Wednesday Carl w. Neff and
Guy NJ. Harbert qualified as notaries
public and a notary public certificate
rett qualified as committee for G..
Alonzo Stout with bond at $40, 900
and Fannie D. Garrett surety, while
T. f. Kemper qualified as committee
for Jacob ]. Tough with bond at ST :
900 and Charles A. Schultz surety.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-01
ACCUSED OF ASSAULT.

Charles McBee.s young glass
worker. is prisoner in the county
Jail awaiting trial before Magls-
trate r. Edward Kidd on charge OF
assaulting and beating Mrs. Tressa
WEIGH Tuesday night at her home at
New Fair Grounds, where he boarded.
He was arrested there by two city
policemen call to the place by Arthur
Welch, husband of the woman.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-01
Interesting Rehearsal.

"A well attended and interesting
rehearsal of the Marcato Choral Clue
Washed Tuesday evening in the au-
ditorium of the Central Christian
church with Mrs. Lee Williams in
charge and Mrs. Homer Williams at
the piano. The numbers rehearsed
were Mendelssohn,s Hear Ny
Prayer" and THE Miller's Wooing,.n'
by Fauning, which will be rendered
by the club at concert to be given
in January.
A rehearsal Of the cantata, 1.-The
4Odyssus." by Bruch, was also a study
of the evening and will be given by
the club sometime during April. Mrs
Williams is much gratifed and
pleased over the faithful attendance
and interest manifested blythe mem
sbers.
Christmas Sale.
a. Christmas sale is being held all
day Wednesday. in the parish house
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-01
REPORTS DENIED.

BERLIN, Dec. 1.-Recently pub
lished reports that three German sub
marines had been caught in a net off
the Orkney islands and that their
crews had surrendered were denied
today by the Overseas News Agency
as Simple Inventions"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-01
Meeting q. union.

The Broad Oaks Woman's Chris
tian Temperance Union will meet at
1880 o'clock Friday afternoon in Ash
chapel, Methodist Episcopal church,
there. Mrs. Della .Strosnider will be
the leader and the subject will be
The Progress Of Prohibition All
members are urged to be on hand
promptly at 2:S0 o'clock.
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REVIVAL Ar UNION HEIGHTS.

A series of revival meetings is
being conducted with considerable
success at the Church of Christ at
Union Heights by F. ~. Ash, Of Mari
eta, o. The meetings begin at 1890
O'Clock every evening. ALI are cor
daily invited to attend. tsI
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Continued Mirage S.
+ is RECOVERING.

Miss Mary Jenkins, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. "A. jenkins. Is recov-
ering from G severe attack of tonsi-
litis at her home on Virginia street
and is now able to sit up.