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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-02-06
BIG ROYALTYMUS
BE PAID FOR PLAY

The feature at the Orpheum theater
today is grand William Fox drama.
Little Sunbeam" with Jackie Saun-
ders in the leading role. In this ex-
qufsite photoplay Miss Saunders, the
Maud Adams of the movies" as she
is justly called, has part in which
her charming personality and re-
markable talent are displayed to full
advantage. Following this comes a
Reliance drama, 1.-THE Sea Boat" and
a rip-roaring Keystone comedy,
Love. Speed and Thrills" !.
Monday. Julia Stuart and Belle
Adair will appear In special two
part Universal feature, "The Charac-
ter Woman" romance of the
stage. These two favorites have re-
Gently joined the Shubert Broadway
All Star Company, A Shubert fea-
ture will be shown at the orpheum
every Tuesday. Watch for them.
Mable Trunnelle, Robert Corners
and a picked Edison company are
starred In Young Mrs. Winthrop .
Ia two-part drama at the Bijou today.
The play shows the ingoads of social
demands upon family life and home
ties today. 1t is a purposeful drama
designed to show up the foibles and
follies of some phases Of present day
life. Slippery Slim and Sophia are
seen in Sentimental Sophia" Get
ting into a Scrap" another comedy
and 1.-THE Cheese Industry" are also
shown.
Mondays topliner at the Bijou will,
be two part Kalem drama 1.-The Ad-
venture at Briarcliff," featuring Miss
Marguerite Courtot and Tom Moore
/ 1t is a comedy of the higher sort
clean. neat and catchy. Called i'm
pertinent by Edith who has vowed
not to marry until equal suffrage pre-
walls, a young man retaliates by
making her his wife. Mable Trun-
nellie will be sec in No 8 of olives
Opportunities" entitled "olive's
Manufactured Mother"
%
Large audiences attended and fully
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-02-06
the little fairies in "a Midsumme,
Nights Dream" She is at present
writing her memoirs.
HIGH five WIN
FROM ALUMNI
In Fast and Exciting Game
Played in the New High
( School Gymnasium.

The Alumni basketball five was de-
Ifeated by the Washington irving high
school five by score of 33 to 81 In
the annual game played Friday even
Ing in the high school gymnasium.
The game was the hardest fought
and most interesting one that has
been played in the new gymnasium
this season. At the end OF the first
half the "old Timers were leading
by score of 20 to 16. In the second
half the well trained high school Ave
began to close in on the Alumni five,
which had lost ono of It's best play
ters, when Garrett quit at the end of
the first half. and when only four
minutes of play was left the score
was tie. Coach Arnett seeing that
his team was in danger Of defeat.
rushed Mcmillan, who was held out
of the game on account of being
crippled, into the game and this
freshened the high school BOYS and
in the last four minutes they won the
game. Mcmillan made four points
for his team whiln in the game.
All members Of both teams played
a nice clean game and the. large
crowd that attended was we'll pleased
with the showing made by both
teams.
Line up:
w. I. n. s. Alumni.
Forwards.
Robinson .......... Crummit
Morrison Agnewi
Feck ............. Garrett
Guards.
Tom Harrison. >. Jack Harrison
Dawson .........t.... McAndrews
substitutes-Morgan for Tom
Harrison; Mcmillan for Morgan,
Bailey for Morrison, Kyle for Agnew,
Fletcher for Garrett. I.
Field Robinson 4, Morrison
1. Peck 8, Dawson 2. Mcmillan 2,
Crummitt A., Agnew 2. Garrett 8.
Kyle 1.
Goals from fouls-Peck 10 out Of
IA, Crummit 2 out Of 10. McAndrews
out /.
Referee-Williams.
Timer-Arnett.
Scorer-Delbridge.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-02-06
HINTBR TORRENTS BOND.

j. c. Hinter forfeited his bond Of
$3.50 when he failed to appear in po-
lice court Saturday morning to an
swer a charge of assembling for Inn
moral purposes. He was arrested In
a house on Clark street Friday night
by Officer Slope. lie posted cash
bond and was released.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-02-06
'UNIONTOWNW|NS
PIN MATCH.
Local Bowlers Wiz. Five Games
Rolled at UniontoWn but
N Lose Games Rolled Here.
,sprelAL 70 rnr .rl.a..,.,

| = tBp9SIAL 0thBtkktouAht
UNIONT0WN. Pa, Feb. 6.-Earl
G. Dresbach's all star three man duck
pin team rolled the last 1--WE games of
q three man contest on the Musee
bowling alleys here Friday night and
won all Eve Of the games from the To-
cal bowlers. The Clarksburg bowl
ers won the contest here by 1914 pins
but lose the ten game contest by 81
pins as the local bowlers won the first
contest rolled at Clarksburg several
weeks ago by 1856 pins.
Captain Dresbach OF the visitors
had high score and high average for
the contest, he rolled ia In the first
game and averaged 139 for the Ave
games. Clark 1ngrahm supposed to
be the best bowler in West Virginia
had low average for the visiting team.
In a three game contest with Oneal
enc Of the best bowlers in this city
after the main contest Dresbach
rolled 1873 and 20S and Oneal gave
him the contest refusing to bowl the
last game.
Clarksburg.
Hardin >. 90 1T $50 141 104 sos
Ingrahm .118 104 108 123 1913 $50
presbach ia 135 Ill 1853 1913 6ss.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-02-06

enjoyed the A. H. Woods production
of Potash and Perlmutter" Friday
afternoon and night at the Robinson
Grand theater. This Is Montague
Glass's stage version Of the Hebrew
cloak and suit manufacturers made
famous in short stories by him in the
Saturday Evening Post The compa-
ny appearing here gave an excellent
Offering Of the comedy drama with
Lew, WEIGH easily In the lead in the
Characteristic Of Abe Potash ami
ably supported by Jules Jordan as
.uawrus" Perlmutter. The play
centers around these two characters
and the other parts are incidental but
the cast is good and the interesting
stage story by Mr.. Glass is nicely car
Irfed out. An Englishward departure
from the original vernacular Of the
Post stories, however, does not do
full Justice to the piece.
-
"The Girl He COUNT Buy" q
drama Of love, mystery and laughter,
was presented this afternoon at the
Robinson Grand theater and will be
offered there again tonight. This
play has created most favorable inn
preston wherever presented. Some
of the scenes are intensely exciting
while others ars SO exceedingly funny
that the general tone Of the play Is
relieved during its most serious mo-
ments by the excellent vein of COM
ledy throughout the performance. It
lis splendid wholesome play full OF
laughs, thrills and heart interest.
-
When East meets West" forth
coming Thanhouser release in the
Mutual program, was taken on the
famous Walsh ranch, near Denver.
It is the birthplace Of the famous
81 100000 Mclean baby. The pic
ture furnishes an excellent illustra-
ton Of life on well ordered ranch.
The wild riding and milling herds
are the same as in the old days, but
great. substantial barns and build
|ings have displaced the "dobe"
shacks and fence corrals.
In the Edison I'm Spite Of All, !"
the great Mrs. Fiske success of the
stage. the play with which the Edi-
son company will begin its new pol
icy OF placing three-reel feature in
their weekly program, are some
beautiful night scenes. This play
will be released March /. Director
Miller was the first to successfully
film scenes at night, having produced
Broadway at night in films about a
year ago.
1.-THE Circular Staircase" Mary
Roberts Rinehearts great story, is to
be filmed by the Selig Polyscope
Company at its Pacific coast studios,
Stella Razeto will star.
Emma Bunting is to star under the
direction Of Jack Lait in that au-
thor's plays. beginning in Hell
Wanted"
The play in which Phyllis Nelson
Is to appear under the management
of Joseph Brooks is Anthony Hopes
Adventures OF Lady Ursula" which
was presented in this country by Vir-
ginia Harmed and p. Il. Sothern. 1t
/ Is romantic costume play of the
eighteenth century.
Ida Vernon has celebrated the
fifty-eighth anniversary of her foot
light debut, made in 1857 at the his
toric old Boston theater, under
Thomas Barry. She played one Of
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-02-06

Ninety-nine per cent OF the TIM
Der OF the Philippines is owned by
the government.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-02-06

Ida Vernon has celebrated the
fifty-eighth anniversary of her foot
light debut, made In 1857 at the his
toric old Boston theater. under
Thomas Barry. She played one Of
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-02-06
MT. CLARE
Duck Pin Artists Defeat Lost
Creek BoWIers on Their
Own Allies.

The Mt. Glare duck pin team de.
feated the Lost Creek team in a ons-
sided game rolled on the Lost Creek
Alleys Friday night by a total of az
pins. B. Wetzel Of the Mt. Glare
team had high roll and high average
for the evening, while all members Of
the Mt. Clare team rolled a good
game. a :
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iSrS6Iidlc OIc6nrtstnasfcicr.

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4soetiihc OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

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lcnfte, in sic mittlcre &olI5ellla not.
Elm. aur 9oIi5ciridtcr sippGee .i..r "a,
te ser glrreItont gciteru Yorl"'Se .,rSe
cin @er66r I'll beite6cn rn0 lq,' ,,or.
Ocn GjroB0cldmorcuct ii0crol'pp;;; X.
tct. 9}od0cni 5000 9iirgld)olt te
i'm geiteQt iuoroeu morcn erlV''
ieine @ntlaiiung. m.
6retpeQ go6 3lt getrilnfcll }" Liam
6cn crflGrte jcOoHL ooB er la''slgr s.r,.
gcio6ren lei iuO mr. nit Dem oia
grop1eu 9Sioiten coIlioirte' %
9loorciien platte mar
9litonio6il Gomnlilidr Jl0c n
6ei Dem @er60r 8ugegcL. NM ri
ie6r Icid6t m0alic6, OoB 6retlpeu ,;rc.
ne Chauffeur 2iceu5 ciubiiBel' w.
@ctrlufcncr pom gllfo
troffen. .a.nn,.
nit elmer flaifenocn Sdnlll'Va a,o
Sc am aopfc um0 an Slim follO .r.Fcll
li5iit So5n 9. W}iiter pom Hllll,s 10
1iItrift geltern Gornittag 9es'rg g,n.
ll6r Sen 6S Sabre olten 5iopctl ,mS
ric an Ger Gde bon 2onbarop'. rs
a}orfct Space auf. Gurrie, 0e' III
Sod in Dem o6reoerid @anle ,rid.
Oer Gde BON 6o1ette- itno 0rcg' ct
StroBc augeiieQt iit iogte' ogD gD.ont.
All ser Gde Don Baltimore H. otrof.
StroBc BON cinem 9hltomo1Il g.sitt gknitt
icn purOc luio Oo6cr Die ofn.
ipinOcn crlitt. S5n ser |olI5el nm.
6ulon5 oes mittlcrcn 0iltrlll9 &.
Oc ser Gerlebte nab Dem NFel.7 @ ioat.
ipitol gcbrodt. @oli5ilt @llll'p ,tr,n,
OoB Glrric ii6cr 0en Gitrll y
fen Bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-17
9tcoolucr6clOeu i'm Strohenba6u-
lunQaun.

99cil iie iih oi9eblid IN cineul
StroBenbobnpag9on Scr 6oirnomt.
gloenuc 2inie geitern @lorgen lns
anltGnoig bcuommcn 6otten luuroen
Sumcs g9ntion bon 9tr. l27 SSelt
%. StroBe, rmo s5obn Sduufi pon
9}r. 1901 0jutnan Eerracc, pon
9}id)tcr 0con III Der noroOitlihcn
Goli5eiitotion nit ic $15 rmo Soften
ls'iroft. g8otion luuroe ferner noe.
sen Grogeus zines RcpolOers NIT
$40 uno Soften 6eitraft llno na6 ocm
c5cidngniB gebroc6f ga cr nidt SAB
Zen fonntc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-17
Sin nIitnepn in GollilI0ll'

Gin Sitncu gus colliOirte erl,tr e.s,ttc
9lodlnittog an ser Gdc oer AIT.
uno glun stroBc nit cllel, l1.,;'6tcil
alltomobiL nobel glren Oe9 osoiia.
9hitomo6ilS 6ro6cn. Gia plpl 1oaclb
qicrc, sic in Scr SSitnep SllS o,,crIct. ,SIt
foncn gliidlihermciic oDnc
5ltn0cn 0aOon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-17

&idtcr @iaion @f gunn pom @oi.
icnaeri6t crbdIi 0robbriei.
SoIl cincr 9'crbrec6cr6onoc 5000
Gollors 5oblcu-S S9ir0 nit Dem
Gooc bcorobt Seine Souilicu-
ongcb0rigcu ie6r bedu9it9t.
Gin uidt icbr on9enc6meS S6rei-
ben cmpiiug }id1ter gSiaiom %.
Gmn pom SSoiieugerid6t init ser se-
itriaen @3orgenpoit ais cr bem
Srii6itiid fab. Gr miro NIT oem Eooc
6coro6t wenn er ii@ ni6t bercit err
fldrt ctncr %erbrcc1cr6on0e $4,000
niS5u6onoi9en.
0ic 9l6icuocr oes 9riefcs idrci6cr
SOB lie bereits % 2eiite geto0tet pa.
ben imo 9idter Dunn ais 26iter an
bic &ci6c fonlmt, mcnn cr Sem @ln-
idc nidt cutiprcc1cn miirOe. - Der
@ricf mclbcr fir iic6 icl6it ipri@t
loutct.
~ @i4tcr y. 30. Gum 1888
9ioro Caroline StrdBc. @eebrter
Scrrl 99ir miinihen $4,000 BON
S6neu gSir iino cine gun5e 9anoe II.
6rou6cn oas @elo not6mcuOig. SSir
uerlangcu 0aB Sic S,1re 6omilic
bcilte 9l6eno megic6idcu mo Sic al
lem inn @oric blei6cn. 3e6n Seute
werocu bel Gbnen poripredcn rmo
iolltcn Gic fin oieiel6cn oo5 Dcrlong'
tc @clo in 9creitic6oft 1oltcu. SSir
cmpfeblen S6nen 0icies S6rci6cn
giiemoroeu 5ll 5eigcn. sic cr5aItcn
mr 0icien 9rieL lm0 min geben cine
iiinitGgige 6riit. glm ie6sten Gogc
iocroen Sic Gin tooter 0}oun ieim
ocun mir limo bon Stem 9orf ino
bobcn bcreits 25 @tdnncr 6ciicite &C.
INoift. Sn baltimore iiilo mir jeBt .
Sabre. Gntiprec6cn Sic nic6t nnlc-
rem Mmidc, 0ann mcrocn Sir scr
26itc ieiu.
(@c5ciduet) glep Yorf @ouG,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-17
@aItimurer arantenpileaerinnen.

5rGulciu Grace 9arclo9, cine Der
iln9eu 8oltinlorerinnen melAc iiA
fiir Oen n&ot6e &rcii5~ 0ienlt IN
6rontrci6 onmerbell IieBcu, Bat in
cincm 9rieic niitgctbeilt Dab lie iib
III @olL 6ronfreid, 6eiinoet mo
bort tdglib 3uoe nit inaeiG0r 400
@crppnoetcn BON Scr 6ront anfonl
men. Gas g8ettcr ioll bort iebr
iNlcc6t ieiu uno oiele Der Sronfen
pilegcrinnen Ieioen oil ic6mcrcn Gr.
fdltngcn @etonntli@ IinO orei Der
&ranfenpilcqertnnen bcrcitS fribcr
nod Baltimore 5uriidgefc6rt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-17

fir beriunnOete GulOatsn il''O
lciOcnOe @ittusu anO @d'l''
n,fpr,",n arl,a,rn ser D'n'i9'a l'a
nuS Siterrcidiid-unsariid'H s'r',', ~
iusrOcu ODn bcuOllmsdiioffH ~ !.
loren Sc, .lruoooHuaip'" si'''', E,
screius sciammcIt. glp@ ''''' Il
Sas 9cntI6s SiOtGe Sirens ~" - rs
carI 81. qaScrit, cdc c9arl'''
Cscrmau-etrafc, acIummfl'i' \,
SeSru WGuhuudl ,UirO HuS' a',nitp'
GnmmInngcu i'm nGprrepO"
aaittirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-17
cyreS. gnneruidlmiOt's

ylmericnn Nrnnerel y'VU ilIl
Oieie 9Soc1c bel alien @lll'D' oSet
3opf. @eitcQungcn oli SOu q;oit
rSoIacc~ 93icr III 6loiben pos poossor,roll
oocr EclepboM 6. & &. Vd. 9,iiihrt.
1868, weroen prompt al'Ss' s'',,,iclit.
@roucrci Sorforo 9lpey y(o,"4Tl o4Tl
um0 @illen-Str. (A{ar0iD
(9ln5) Z