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Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-12
For Silks It's Unquestion-
ably Hayden's

There's not color or weave that fashion favors
but you will find 1t here and the splendid north
light makes matching of colors a real pleasure.
81 % Silk POplins, Satin Charmeuse and Crepe de
Chimes in all the new street and evening shades,
Yard Wide Chiffon Dress TaffetaS most beautiful
lustrous silk more than ever popular this season,
in all new shades, Belgian Blues, Batteshp Grays,
Sands. Putty, etc, two qualities, yd $50 81 28
Yard Wide Tub Silks and silk POplins, 81 90 quail
ties, in all colorings, rs pieces in the lot at,
Plain and Fancy Dress Silks, 20 to SO inches wide,
Messalnes, Foulards, Tub Silks, Chiffon Taffetas,
Satin Stripe Messalines ETC., up to $125 yard val
ues, at .................. 3SC, 4SC and CSC
Satin Duchess Chiffon Taffetas Pallet de Sole
Peau de Soe etc, $100 to $126 yd values Friday
$3.50 and 81 9S Black Crepe de Chimes 40 inches
wide sale at, yard ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sire
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-17
PROPOSAL FOR NATIONAL
MARKETING COMMISSION
scNernI Members of ConKres. and DO
rurtment Of Agriculture OmcinIs
Co-OperntinE In Movement

WASIIINGTON. April l6.-The admin
istration has under consideration &
was learned tonight, proposal foI
tho creation OF national MARKETING
commission to devise a better svste nj
for tho distribution OF agricultural
products. Investigate conditions oil
warchousing throughout tho country
and To work out all problems affecting
the nation's food supply and demand
While no Definite plan has bce}
reached. several members of Congrcs,l
together with officials OF the De
partmcnt OF Agriculture. are col
operating in movement looking toI
ward the establishment OF such comJ
mission. What is desired immcdia tel
Is definite information on which to ba $ i
legislation at the next session Of Conf
Srcss. The attention OF President VIII
son has been called TO this questio
with the hone that he will appoint a /
advisory board to study conditions an
suggest Legislation.
Although the President has made M
announcement. il is known that he "
giving the subject serious considered
ton. The names OF several agricuIs
tural authorities. such az those WIFI
composed the Roosevelt Country Lift
Commission, have been suggested IL
him as possible members OF tho board
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-17
AGGlES HAVE MEET
Tar Heel Trn"k Men VIII 60 Agains,
Virginia Techs To-day.

WEST RALEIGH. y. &. April Is
nCcr the direction Of captain Potter
the y and VI track team has been
nard ~ work this week in preparation
for the meet 10 be held IN Raleigh to-
morrow with the Virginia Polytcchnic
institute tn" weather has been very
favorable and the men on the soua d
nave taken every advantage OF II to
rraci!ce This viii be the iirsi meet
~" AEE'es have had on their home
.roundS, mis- year Their opening mee,
"fS he!d WHY Wax. Forest last sat
uday a Wake Forest which \ and
NJ won by = score OF - 10 10
In captain sitter End Rocket the
"ee!"S have two''ncn that are showing
mp We'll In th" dashcs. and i, viii tax e
good man TO beat them MacDou4
sail Is probably the star of tn. team
When II comes 10 points. He will enter
IN the nigh hurdles. high ana broad
jumps and tn" weights In the half
fniIe. mil" and two mile, y. ana NJ. nave
some men VINO can always be caunted
"n 10 cone out first lu the short dis
lan."s IN" men mr." not so GOOD and
rantain Potter has been working hard
70 max" som" Improvement in this do
the pole vault
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-17
CHURCH HILL is TO PLAY
SECOND BAPTIST TO-DAY
Eastenders VIII Send Strong Squad
Against DeacOnH THIS Alter

The Church Hill Athletic Club will
send strong squad against Second
Baptist this afternoon at the Richmond
College grounds. "Bingo" Evans saws
his huSkieS will give a good account
OF themselves. The probable lineup
VIII be as follows: a. Bell and Tillet
g.; Smith and Sterling. p.: stump"
Newman. IS: Lucy, H.: Amos. ID. ::
Jones and Pope, 3D.: G. Murdoch. Job"
Beaslcy. Il. Bell and possibly Billy
Bryant. who swears to Pop" Evans
pose pos; the ou,feid. Bell and Tllet are
both good men and have had consider
abel experience. Smith. n left-handcr.
and Sterling. who works from the
other side. are hard workers ana will
ing. Newman IL youngster who
should make a name for himself This
season. Lucy at first is heady and n
clean fielder. Amos at second Is the
pep OF the team, always in the game.
and should have good record this
season Pope and Jones both come
we'll rated and expect to land good
percentages with the stick Charles
Murdoch. Bob Bell, Job Beasley and
Billy Bryant are all old G.. G. A. stars
and need no introduction BingO
Evans. the manager, is president Of the
club and took charge or the team, fol-
lowing lays resignation. He pitched
seven years for G. 6. A.: then took IN
the outheld when his arm went bad
but some say the old man Is there still
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-17
ACADEMY LOSES IN FIRST
GAME ON LOCAL GROUNDS
AfcGuire's, Bunching Hits, Drives
Shackleford to Cover in
Three Innings.
PREP RACE GROWS HOTTER
Unexpected Regeneration Puts Red
and Black Team Again In Running
for Honors-,joiin Marshall Still
Leads League Standing.
Standing of Teams.

The reiuvenated McGuires showed a
reversal OF form Yesterday afternoon
n nims roWm ls AVA MA Win the AcademH
for the Mctiuires. was touched rather
freely. blu, managed to keep his hits
Academy and drove him TO cover after
the third inning. having swatted his
delivery for eight runs and seven hits.
McGuires scored three in the initial
inning. Whitmorc and Leach reached
first on errors. stole second. and scored
on Il double by Marye. ATarye later
scored on a double by Johnson.
Two more runs were brought across
III the second by Mctiuires. Robert :
son received free pass and came In on
triple by Whitmorc. who later scored
on sacrifice by Starkcy.
McGuircs annexed three in the third.
on singles by Newell and rairlamb.
and homer by Johnson In the next
inning Binford went in TO pitch. and
across in the nth on hit by Johnson.
who scored on threc-bagger by Par
IRISH.
Academy scored one run in the sec
ond. third and NTH innings, respect
Knyk. Shackelford and G.. Iiuyk
After the fifth inning both teams set
lied lied down and played crrorless ball.
season ball, only three hits being Sc
cured. all off Binford:
Ihe combination, Whitmorc to New
ell. worked like n machine. Whitmore
grabbing several hard chances and
sailing thcm to first, catching his man
Ivy a foot or less. Marye nelded his
position in fne style. Johnson's bat
ting was the feature Of tho game. He
registered single. double and triple
out OF four trips at bat.
q. KuNk starred ut the bat for Acad-
envy, getting a triple and single out OF
four attempts Einford did fine work
in tho box.
BY virtue Of this victory, McC;uires
Is put once moro in tho running for
the prep school title. This game also
punched the team moro. with John
Marshall setting the pace.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-17
ARMOUR OPPOSES UNIONS
FOR MEN IN HIS EMPLOY
Since Strike OF 1904 Organizer. Have
Been Encouraged In Chicago
Packing Houses

CHICAGO. April l6.-The Industrial
Relations Commissions local inquiry
was concluded to-day with glance a,
working conditions and wages in Chi
cago packing houses.
Witnesses were J. Ogden Armour
president OF Armour and Co, and direc-
tor on the boards OF a number OF rail
roads and banks. and J. T.. O'Hern; his
superintendent OF plants.
The essential part OF Mr.. Armour's
testimony bearing on repeated testi-
mony or others that organization was
the remedy through which workingmen
might attain their rights was TO the
effect that lie was opposed to the union Z.
ization OF his employees. He cited the
strike OF 1904. when the offer OF the
packers TO arbitrate was declined. he
said. The union. he declared, was
crushed and since then organizers have
been discouraged.
Mr.. OHcrn quoted wages paid at the
stockyards. and remarked that ell
cient men had no need TO stay in the
unskilled ranks where pay is the low
est.
u started work az messenger at
3i.75 II day." he said.
rs the pay you give unskilled work
crs enough to live one" asked Com
missioner OConnell.
1T depends on the standard Of liv-
ing. ! saved rtorc money. proportion
ntely on SIZE n day than have since"
Mr.. OHern replied.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-17
UNION TO PLAY HOWARD
COiOred CniNersIties VIII Meet TIL
Afternoon I'm Harvey Pnrk.

The second big team pitted against
the stellar combination of Virginia
Union University will be the fast squad
Of Howard University. Washington
This contest Is staged for this
afternoon ht o'clock in Hovey Park
University grounds. AS Howard has
not appeared on the diamond here for
four seasons. "A record crowd
is expected.
Since the Hampton game here on
Easter Monday. several shifts have
been made on Unions nine. and the en-
tire batting order has been altered
Under this change, Union was success
full in whitewashing Petersburg last
saturday TO the tune OF I to o. With
Duck wilder on third. the inleld WORKED
splcndidly, its latest asset, constant
teamwork. was evidenced. II is sup
posed that Jasper will again do the
twirlinS honors for Union.
there ~ not weak spot on the entire
almost the same as il has been for the
past two years, Union will not have "A
walkover in defeating her opponents.
probably go 10 the bat:
Howard--E. Avery. left field: Stew
art. catcher; Mathews, pitcher; Me
Kane. right field; Brice. second base
stone, third base; Davis. center field
Smith. first base. Carter, shortstop.
Gnion-Daniel. second base: Thomp-
son. center field: Hall left field: len
kins. right field: r.. Taylor. catcher;
Jasper. pitcher: s. Taylor. first base
Hucies, shortstop: Duck wilder. third
base.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-17
HUGE CROWD At OPENING
OF SEASON FOR NEWFEDs
More Than 10000 Persons Attend
First Game in New Fed
erHi City.
GILMORE is WELL PLEASED
Whales Win Uphill Battle From Pitt
feds-Serkes Sprained Ankle Slid
Ing to Base, After knocking Triple
and Tying Score.

NEWARK. April 16.--Newark lost to
I'M nnhnimorc; to p. today. a half-hol-
auaE hau been declared. and more than
5000 fans were on hand. man
moth parade preceded the ball game.
James a. Gilmore. Robert Il. Ward Pat
hand. WI
After Baltimore had got away to :,
iwo.run lead. the locals tied the score
IN the hfth on Shecr's walk. Raridcn's
single. :
,Esmond fumbled on Knabc to start
the eighth. Duncan forced Otto, but
advanced on Iinn's out and scored on
Swaciha hit Owens and Bailey sin
xled In the ninth. Meyer sacrificed and
hnabes scratch hit scored Owens.
Duncan grounded TO Esrnond, and BAL :
Icy beat faulty throw to the plate
Nnabe scored on Swacina's single
Score n n 7.
Baltimore. q q q I ;-G ~ >
Newark % = 2
batteries Bailey and Owens: Falk-
enperg and harden. Cmpircs--John-
stone and Fyfc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-17
RICHMOND |NTS DID NOT
PRESENT THIS TO BULLS
Durham Clearly Outclasses Local
Team, and Wins Second
Game Easily.
ERRORS, But NO HITTING
Dunnites Make Total OF Seven Mis-.
plays and Get Only Three Hits.
Carolina LcaguerS Work Double
Steal and Other CLASSY Plays.

DURHAM y, c., April Durham
won the second Of the series with
Richmond here today by the score OF
to .. From the beginning of the
game Durham had everything its way
and MAS in no danger at any stage
OF the game.
Tho feature OF tho contest was the
fast worS OF the Durham iNhcld. Its
two errors were made only when Hills
Ct made - bad throw to first. after
making a stop which seemed almost
impossible, and when the catcher threw
10 second, with no one there to cover
tho bag. The best playing for the
Richmond squad Was credited to the
catcher, Schauflc. who. besides playing
advantage Of his club Forbes. pitch
iliC for tho locals was invluciblc and
held the visitors to three hits. In
tho second inning Durham worked the
double steal 10 perfection. Dayton go
INK 10 third and Duccan crossing the
pl;4is rh. score.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-17
OFF FOR TRACK MEET
John MnrshnII High VIII Try for state
UODOrs Todny

N" Jnhn Marshall High School track
lam "iiI leave early this morning for
'-hhf!O'tcsvilic whore II will psrtic.
VIC meet Tor prep" schools, held unde r
ne auspices Of the University OF Vir-
I'.'a' All OF the public school ath-
It'es nave been training hard for
weeks. and they VIII nYht hard to an
mex INC championship OF Virginia.
oach vaughan Gary pronounced the
they had nninhcd n stiff practice yes-
ieanhy afternoon on the Richmond Col
IcEc cindcr track
Manager owen Will carry with him
only those men who have made their
,fcnIns Ia previous meets. ThIs Will
anchnc such STARE as Captain Johnson
hnu Iepie. champion high jumpers and
poIc, 'aul'"rS: Core, Kahn and Owen,
.rack spr'n'ers: Brandt. Turner, Gray
ana Others NJ equal mort.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-17
LOONIES BEAT BLACKSTONE
William and Mary Nine Hcnt. Acnd-
envy ny One Hun.

BLACKSTONE. VA. April ls.-The
strong William and Mary team defeat
cd Blackstone Academy this afternoon
on the lattcr's grounds by the narrow
score OF to >. The game was the
most exciting ever witnessed here. No
side could claim the game until the
last man was out.
The college took no chance, SO start
ed its premier pitcher. Garnctt. James
took his place in the fourth. and was
often In danger. Moore did the twirl-
ing for the Academy and played good
game all the way through.
The feature Of the game was the hit
ting OF Basseu and Moore for the Acad
cmy, while Newton. Arlington and
Tucker did the stick work for the visit
enth with two men Bassett was
the particular star with the stick, Sc
curing two singles and a homer.
Score by innings:
Blackstone. 90 % 0-l 3 Id 3 s
W. & Mary. Q o = o l 1T 10 4
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-17
CHASE CITY WINS
Emporin High Drops ISIr,, of r,
Gnmc Series by Close Srorc

CHASE CITY, Va. April lS.-Chas Sc
Ity High School took the nrst game
~ rs t"o game series wi,h Emporia
h!en Hch"ol TINS afternoon hv IN. score
paw who usually cavorts around ,bird
was sent In the box aud had III. visit
orr saIns our Of his hand allowing
men. owens, no was on Tho nni7,,5
TOT ~" visitors. struck out nv. men
and allowed nine hits
Score by innings 70 7, T..
Emporin - . o q / A., n . T.,
chase city. o q : - o q
summary Two-hase hits-Rr!cr: (
1rwens' Hurt Cofey, Davis Geochegon.
l'ounic plays Mass to Williams n, ,.js
TO Hurt. cato 10 Reid Bases on baii,
or 'oney off owens . III nv
pltcher-hy Coffee, Slagel Time O.,
& me -" tmpircs Bryson ana
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-17
MANN WILL PRESIDE
Southern Sociological Congress to Meet
in Houston, Tex, In May.

NASHVILLE. TENN. April 16.-The
program OF the fourth convention OF
the Southern Sociological Congress, to
be held in Houston, Tex, May s to II.
was published here to-day. The theme,
Conservation OF Health" will be
studied In the six departments. For
mer Governor William II. Mann, Of Hir-
ginia, Will preside. Among tee other
notables on the program are Governor
James f. Ferguson, OF Texas; Senator
Robert l.. Owen, OF Oklahoma: DR..
Henry r. Cope, of Chicago: Bishop w.
=. Thirkied and DR.. Charles S. Mac
Farland.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-17
TRUCKERS LOSE
Raleigh Keats Portsmouth In Gnme
Devoid of Features.

RALEIGH. y. c.. April ls.-Ralcirh
League team defeated Portsmouth this
afternoon. 2 TO ]. in game tina, was
witnessed by goodly number OF fans
but Was tcaturcless TO a degree. Myers
and Perkins. for Raleigh, did inject
some spirit Myers by scoring a home
run and Perkins by a pretty three
base hit.
The score by innings: RH.E.
PoTtsmouth 900 o--l 4 4
Raleigh Oh 0 o ks .
Ratteries-Portsmout McClary and
Milliman: Raleigh. Myers and Perkins.
Dire-ion. Attendance-3oh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-17

BASEBALL STATISTICS
NATIONAL LEAGUE RESULTS

TESTsR DAYS GAMES.
brooklyn. &, New York, :.
Chicago, 4, ST. Louis. =.
Cincinnati. 4, Pittsburgh, =.
Phtladclphla-Bo Boston. rain.
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Jim Corb-tt,. nro,her Dead

san FRANCISCO. April Is.-Thomas
A. Corbett. one OF the best known
sporting men In the United States and
brother OF James J. Corbett, former
heavyweight boxing champion. died this
afternoon from plcurisy after short
iiiness Corbett was prominently iden-
tilted with professional sports on the
Pacific Coast. He was 81 years old
and in addition to James j.. he is sur.
NiHed by another brother. Joe. formerly
a pitcher in the National Baseball
League.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-17
Cluster Spr,nr. Win. Auuin

ET.ISTEIt STEINt'S, w, ADrn d.
Cluster Springs Academy kept its slate
clean to-day by defeating Chatham
Training School in ii slow and feature
less game by the score OF to 6. Clus-
ter led in scoring until the sixth. when
Chatham tied. In the first half OF the
ninth Chatham led by one run In Clus-
runs with only one man down. Bat :
terics: Cluster Springs Academy. New :
ton and Thompson: Chatham. Mattox
ana Johnson. Umpire. Mr.. Lacy, OF
south HoStou
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-17
RUN OF GOOD CARD
Havrc DE Grace Crowd Sees -Four
FRrorites Win.

HANRE DE GRACE. MD. April 10
A good card was run off at Hartford
County course to-day. Favorites were
in evidence. four winning out OF six.
Thcscris captured the opening numbe i
at to L. the longest of the day. from
Uncle Ben, 50-to-l shot. who beat
New Haven a nose for third money.
ond. while Marjorie y. annexed the
third.
George Smith won the baby race. and
in so doing broke the track record.
running the four furlongs In ~ 40.
Egmont beat Coy handily In the NTH
race, and Norus King took the closing
event.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-17
Five p,pyer, put I'm,

TnTI.A DEI.5lIIN. April l6.-Hitting
pE Oldrins and Mclnnis featured pro-
lonEed game to-day between philadel-
PIMA and Boston. which was stopped
nN darkness at the end OF the ninth
Besides tying the score with home
made a double and a single. while Nc,
iGnis made three singles and drove In
Two runs. Umpire Connolly put FIVE
or tho visitors team out OF the field
for yelling from tho benches
Score by innings: r. r. f.
boston .........l 0Q | 4 o 0 o o--6 ) o
Philadelphia 30 q o l 401 JOS s
Batteries: Ruth, Couistock. Mays and
CarriCan. Thomas: Bresslcr Shawkcy
and MCAvcry, Lapp
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-17
STANDING OF TEAMS.

baltimore at Newark.
Kansas City mt Pittsburgh.
Chicago mt ST. Louis.
brooklyn at buffalo.
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L,nchburr Boys In Meet,

YNCHBCEG. VA, April is.--The
nack team Of the Lynchburg High
school viii be represented in The meet
at the Cniversity of Virginia on Sat
urdhy. IL viii also be represented in
INC Sixth and Sinth Congressional dis
trlcts meet a, V. T.. I. on April "a
On May the team win go 10 Lex
ihH'on TO take part In the meet 10 be
Ionhnctcd By the Warrington and Lee
University The team il composed Of
nlhc hoys, who are being coached by
,h''ef ''iahs, Jr.. the former Washing
ton and Leo star
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-17

CFI1CAGO, april l6.-The Whales
won an uphill battle from the Pittfcds
body's up to the last half or tho ninth.
base on balls. Farrelrs double and q
pinch hit by TIanford won for the To-
calls. Chicago got two runs i'm :he
fourth on bases on balls. two hits and
two errors. The Rebels scored two
runs b. timely hitting In the early
part OF the game. In the first Of the
ninth Konctchy singled and Yerkcs
tripled. tieing tho score Ycrkcs
sprained his ankle in sliding 10 third.
ana was carried from tho field
Score: r. II. L.
Chicago. o q 3 n q ia S o
Bait eries--RoEge and Berry: Fender
CAST end Fisher. Empires -Finnc,an
and Howell
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The score by innings

Durham ;........ o o Ks
Richmond ....... o o o o
summary: Two base hit DugEan
stolen hascs-Batcs, Rail- Iitchiield
purran co. Dayton. Double plays
Angler to Kelley TO Dugcan; Butts to
MorP"th. Duncan TO Mclnnis TO Ball
Bases on balls-on Duncan, &: OF
Forbes. !. Left on Durham .:
Richmond, !. struck out--By Duncan
4 10y Forbes. s. Passed halls-onc
each. Umpire-Managcr Dunn. At
tcndance-Soo
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VIRGINIA STOPS WINNING
STREAK OF WOLVERINES
southerners Blank Michigan Until
Cannon Loosens Up In
Ninth.
WINNER NCHEs HITS
Mcnamara Only Allows Six Safe,ies.
nut They Come Togcther-Stick.
ney Drove Ball Over Centerficld.
er's Head for Circuit.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. April ,e
NirSinia stopped Michigan's Victorian,
mhrch through the South to-day bl,nL
ing the Wolverines until the mini,
when Sisters double sent one ru,
tween southpaws Virginia ,Das To-,
nate IN punching the half-dozeu MI,
IErnered off the Michigan twirIer. WHO
iahhed ten. Sticklcy drove in four NJ
TN. Southerncrs runs His home ,,r ~,
drive IN the second cleared the cent?,
hcldcr's head. The linc-Ip:
NIChfrno
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NIct.lIircS
Batted for Miller in the ninth.

Bhtttd Tor Miller IN The ninth.
Score by innings: r.
Mct;uires ~ 2 y : | q "a
Academy ~ o I q q n .
summary: Two base hits-.Iohnson
Mnrye Three base hits-Shac elk clford.
homc runs--Johnson. -. Kuyk Whit
more. Parrish. Sacrifice hits-Starkey,
Fairlamb. Parrish. Robertson. stolen
base Whitmor". Leach Starkev. Mar
V. Newell. Johnson. g. Kuvk. Spencer.
Milcr' ~ Binford. sacrifice ny--N.
bintord. iiits-off Sharkclford in 3
innings; off Binford. 3 in ! Innings: or
Marye. In innings Batters hi,-bv
Shackelford. ,: by Marye. . Struci;
out-hy Shackclford, |; by Binford :
by Marye. 6. Left on has.s-Acadc,nv,
.; McGuires. g. Time OF game So
mpire-Eottoms
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Mrs. LesIic Carter at tho Colonial.

The Colonial. with Mrs. Leslie Carter
in THE Heart Of Maryland played to
crowded houses yesterday from noon to
closing hour. David Belasco's great
success staged in picture form by Her
bert BrenOn, the producer of Nep-
tunes Daughter is on the same lavish
scale ns the other feature photoplays
this remarkable movie director has
done. The big battle scenes and the
scene In which Maryland Calvert sa"es
her lovers life by swinging from the
clappers OF the old church bell, holds
the spectators attention from the min
ute 81 starts until its completion. Mrs
Carter is conscientious and thorough In
her impersonation OF Maryland Calvert.
and William Shay, Matt Snyder, Vivian
Reed and Baby Doris are seen to adj
vantage. This extraordinary Offering
will be on the Coloniars program again
to-day. and 1t looks as ~ ali picture
records for attendance at that theater
will he smashed. The Colonial Offers
on Monday and Tuesday of next week
Robert Warwick In Tho Man Who
Found Himself" For the last, four
days Of next week comes tho master
piece In nine reels, 1.-THE SpoiIers," with
William Farnum In the leading role.
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STANDING OF TEAMS.

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
brooklyn Mt Boston.
Philadelphia ut New York.
st. Louis mt Chicago.
Pittsburgh Mt Cincinnati.
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MARSHALllTES PLAY TO-DAY
High school Team VIII Meet BLACK
stone Academy This Morning

John Marshall High School nine will
rlasn with the strong Blackstone team
Ihis morning a. 1890 o'clock at Broad
street PARK. The Marshallites have
cot vet been defeated. having PLAYED
ten games. TWO OF which were cham
picrsnip contests. The Blackstone
squad &c said TO have one OF the strong
"St prep mines in the state. and much
interest has been aroused over the re-
SUIT of this contest
Next FRIDAY John Marshall plays
Elch'noud Academy the third cham
DIoDSnlp game OF the season