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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-12-23
Saturday
Sunday
Wednesday

''The House of Thousand Candles, !"
by Harold McGrath, featuring Harold
Lockwood and May Allison.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-12-23
Vital Statistics

The records of the local registrar of
vital statistics. DR.. Jesse Edgngton.
show that IL more boys than girls
were born in Hood River, county the
past year, up to October l, since which
date DR.. Edgington has no reports
from the various precinct deputies.
Segregated as to months and sex, the
births as far as reported have beensas
follows: January, girls, Ia boys
February, II girls, 8 boys; March, Z
girls, boys; April, 8 girls, 8 boys
May, Z girls, 5 boys: June, girls, s
boys; July. 10 girls, Ia boys; August,
S girls. Z boys; September, ghls, 7
boys total, 69 girls, 81 boys.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-12-23
New Schedule
Mount Hood Railroad

r. B. EARLY, G. P. A.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-12-23
Why You Should Use Chamberlain s
Cough Remedy!

Because it has an established reputa.
ton won by its good works.
Because it is most esteemed by those
who have used it for many years, as oc-
casion required, and are best acquainted
with its good qualities.
Because it looenens and relieves a
cold and aids nature in restoring the
system to healthy condition.
Because it does not contain opium OF
any other narcotic.
Because it is within the reach of all.
1t only costs a quarter. Obtainable
everywhere. ~
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Help Your.Liver-It PAYS

When your liver gets torpid and your
stomach acts queer, take DR.. King
New Life Pills AID you will find your
self feeling better. They purify the
blood, give you freedom from constpa-
ton, biliousness, dizziness and indiges-
ton. You feel fine-just like you want
to feel. Clear the complexion too. 25c
at druggists.
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Rev. Allen Accepts Call to Heights Church

Rev. j. L. Allen, of Noble, Okla,
has accepted call to the Heights Bap-
tist church. At the service next Sun
day morning Rev. Aliens subject will
be, What Think Ye of the Christi"
His evening sermon will be, product
of Thought
Rev. John Samuels, former pastor of
the Baptist church. is now located at
Hillsboro, Ohio.
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ny VINO VIII spend the winter here
Miss Edwinu Gillette of III Rcuo
VII" hu, been the guest Tor d Few dn,.
OF Mrs Charles uryllle Jackson r,
turned home today
Miss Louise Suoklpy who has 1,pnt
the summer Ia berkeley. california.
and visiting the rNposltlou-. returned
home Tuesday
Mrs 4 e. Crure aud Mis-, GHII
Crucc returned Wednesday from a
pleasant uip to different points iu
| California stopping over In Muuituu
en- route home Tor few days. Mr.
Cruce remained boo Manitou but will
return next week
Miss Lautu GuIluk who has been
visiting u Fort smith, Ark, aud.
and Cameron uk has returned home
Mir and Mrs v. scrlyuer re-
turned Tuesday frum Rattle Greek.
/ Mich
Dr aud Mr., j W Fisher aud fam
: lly are leaving this evening Tor an ex
I tended visit at various points iu Mich
lgnu aud Indiana
/ Mrs T. e Moore sas ~ her guests
her mother aud sister Mrs. ] + Van
SAINT aud Miss Mabel Van Snut who
stopped off tur few days on route to
their home IN Wymrwood from Wis.
| # 20 different pv.ul, In the east
The Neducsia, Auction club was
entertained yesterday by Mrs r. g.
Bewley Mrs n 4 TAllmau. Iuyt
ElkIus Charlie NnCafferty and Six
mund Goldstein were received as new
members Mrs VI Gayle was an
additional guest and the high scurr
was made by Mr., Luther Jones The
club will be- entertained next week nu
Tuesday by Mis-, Ethm Eastman.
Miss Dorothy NurmOn daughter uf
Mr. aud Mir, s. n Norman, celebrated
her eleventh birthday by entertaining
a cuterie of little friends with music.
game, and dainty luncheon The IN
bic was derkcd with flowers the rrn
tral adommeut being the birthday
cake with the burning tnpeS Guc,ts
~ the afternoon were Ruth O'BauiDu.
Selma Kuloss. Aulhura Heatherly. Dor
Othy Rchstpen ltu~e Dorm. NAV Res,
| HAYES. Nplmu Mitchell Theresu lin
thlcm aud Nuudr bailey
Mrs e. W Mu,pr who has heen the
guest NJ her sister Mrs Arthur Selds.
will leave tomorrow for her home u
Blue Rapids kuu Mrs. Selds' other
sisters Misses Dorothy and Irene Pre-.
ton will remain f0r longer visit
Mr. aud Mrs e. u Everest viii ON.
/ tertan this evening at dinner with ~
| family part, lu honor of their SON and
( daughter lu.lav. Mr. and Mrs Harvey
Everest. whose wedding was cole
hnted rrcentl, Places will be- laid
for the hunor guests Mrs. Hes. Wng
ourr Mt W W Quarles aud Miss
Frances Qmrlr> Mr. J II Everest
Mr. aud Mrs Robert Everest NIr
Stacy pctuu and Mr. Ralph Everest
Mrs I n MrNlister entertained
the Violet Crochet club "Wednesday,
having also as guests Mrs John Cnnmh
VI rutsbug huu. Mrs, A. Bennett
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honor Of her guest. Mrs ID W Bed.
doe Of Dallas, aud Mrs C. A HOLMES
| uf New Orleans. La White clematls
was used In prUfisiun for decorative
effect aud the colOrs " green und
white were carried out In all the ap
/ polnuucnls NJ the luncheon The
guests spent the afternoon st cards,
music ana runtrst Miss HuldHh Fred
rriCks and Miss Roberta Wurley CIV
| lng the musical program Al the game
" high five Miss Pearl O.Brieter ~.
ceived the favor Il pair ~ silk hose
aud IA the guessing contest. Miss Irene
OBrleter Il sci " correspondence
cards Mrs. Rrddue was presented
with silk lingerie. and Mrs. Holmes
with cluster NJ Hstrrs Guests Of
the occasion were Mines u. &. putter
son, Charles Schweinle, G. =. OBrle.
ter Arlo Scoggins, Jesse Nichols, o. q
llannum, g. B Saunders. G. &. Frost
n A, Torhet W g. Brls,ey aud Misses
Hannum Of Little Rock. Irene aud
Pearl O'Brleter
Mrs ALA B klmsey. Instructor Of
piano at the Oklahoma preybyterlan
college at DuranL and daughter, Miss
kheatta Won Hyrphe Il talented yiuhn.
lst are spending few days with Mrs
himseys father Mrs }. u Batson uf
ll23 East ninth street, while Mrs Bat
son Is In Wellington, Tex, wltlr rela
tiyes
dellghtly afternoon was that given
Wednesday by Mrs. b. 4 Hutchinson
Ia honor of her house guest. Miss
Grace Hutchinson " Chicago. Many
garden flowers decorated the pretty
apartments, and at the game of auc
tlon Mrs Phil J Leucy received pret
" houdolr cap for the top score. aud
Mrs W. T lohh n collar and cuff.set
for consolation Miss Hutchinson wis
the recipient " n Crochetted yoke.
Guests enjoying the afternoon were
Mme~. Fred Thompson, 4. p West e..
7. Ianeyhlll, W r. Lohb. G. u. Hair
Logun Bennett Fred Ptak. u. ".
Fits, Harry Miller Marion X. Splitter
W ID. Guffln, S. Il. Coleman. J W.
Strain, G. + Bentley, II n Gibson.
A. E Hart aud Miss Myra Tompklus.
Mrs Hutchinson and Miss Hutchinson
VIII bel luncheon guests today " Mrs.
oliver NJ lauN Miss Hutchinson will
return 10 her home In Chicago Fri.
day
Mrs j p. Green n visiting friends
In Eorsboro, Ark.
Mrs l.. II McAnlster has M her
guest her sistcr.nlaw, Miss Vivian
McAllister Of Ada.
Mrs John COOmb ~ pittshurg. Kan.
Is visiting her daughter. Mrs. John
rHgmore OF 1907 West Fourteenth
street
The Royal Matrous were entertained
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Wednesday by Mrs Ray Adams. who
had an additional guest, Mrs Il A
Van Lew Of Fort Slll, who h the guest
" Mrs josie Moody The house was
most attractive with many summer
flowers Hnd following the afternoon
spent with crochet dainty luncheon
was served The hostess for the next
meeting IN two weeks will be- announc.
I'd later
Mr. aud Mrs VIII Clayton aud fam.
fly returned Wednesday from a three
weeks. trip to Denver and other puluts
Ia Colorado
Mrs j. g. Street aud Mrs Horace
Wilson spcut Wednesday IN Guthrie.
the guest VI Mrs Kari Filsou
Miss Edna Harper deputy collector
Of Internal revenue who has bepu
spending Il few days In the country
near Shawnee returned Thursday
evening
Mrs A h Klerskv " Waco Tex
arrived Thursday to De the guest ~
her daughter Mrs Joe Levy aud Mrs.
n n ka2 at the SklrHn
Mrs j H. Hlghley and daughter.
Miss Temple HighIey speut SUNDAY IN
Norman, the guests Of Mr., J. J.
Burke.
Mrs j Gerald Mruz aud little son
aud Mrs A l.. Blesh aud children win
return next week from two mouth.'
stay In California
Mr. and Mrs A II Withrrspoop are
visiting friends In Miuco
Miss Pauline Campbell who has been
the guest of Mrs e. j. Westfall win
return Ia her home In Harper Kan
Friday
Miss Dorothy stone entertained
most pleasantly Tuesday evening Win
Il dancing party In honor NJ Miss Pau.
llhe Campbell of Harper, Kan Punch
was served throughout the evening
and n supper later The chaparopes
" the evening were Mmes T. 1
Westfull, Mrs G. n Stone and Mrs
Jack Ward Guests NJ the ocrasl,n
we're Misses Campbell. Florence and
Sadie Anderson Temple Highley Men
Tor Lee Acrce Edwinn Brauer uel.
en- stone " MuskOgee. Laura and ,rni
llo Graves, Katherine and Eleanor mn
ner Julia Enorhs, Messrs Howard
Westfall Thomas Hlghley. Raw pnd
Iharles Scruggs, Sam Young charlie.
Iallloferro Charles Jolly. Rob Miller
FRANK Schlahnch, Laurence vols. How
ard Raugh and Irwin stone. Earl
Thompson, Glen Lewis. Dick Law.
renee ond George Trudgeon
MIR aud Mrs Henry q SNYDER md
little dnughter who have been VISITING
TN Kentucky returned home Wrluc.
dol They were accompanied hy their
uluUu Mi. NuIII. Iftt.... I..... .......
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Harriet Dunn Bentley,

nr and Mrs Rex Bolcnd win enter.
tain with dancing party Friday even.
lug In honor Of Miss Margaret Mason
uf Bedford Ind
The members of the Phi Delta koppH
fraternity will entertain with II huy
ride Friday evening
Mrs Herbert J.. Beddoe guye IA most
enjoyable afternoon Wednesday In
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Plumbing Repairs, Hutch Wal 1874
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MRS. EDWIN VALE MCINTYRE

Resumes yocul Instruction September
lsl Instruction Boz early grades Piauo.
Miss Helen Mcluyre, Advanced Piano.
Organ, Theor, Edwin Vale Mcintyre.
Telephone Walnut $3.50
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and Miss Niyiuu MrAllster NJ Ada.
uE o. % contest Mn John phgmuur
received lnr favor The club will niece.
bon two weeks with Mrs l9igmorp
Mis- g. O. Moore. assisted hy Mr
g. b urr entertained the Women
Auxiliary Vt the X. NJ A. Monday uf
ternuun 200 honor NJ the national sr.
rturl Mrs Bruwn~ou NJ Fort Worth.
IrN. who is rn route home from the
national convention lu san Francisco
Punch Wu, served throughout the uf
tprUuuu with music hy Mrs. A. e. Moore
and rgIk uu the affairs NJ the X
VI 4 Dos Mrs Brpwnsou. that was
much enjoyed Additional guests u
the r.uusiuu were Mines u Morgan
G. + Holloway uul VI e. Rusbuch,
lho TWO hitter presiding at the punch
bowl
A charming rhidrrns party was
that given Uy Mrs H. G. lIuducr
/ "Wednesday afternoon celebrating the
/ eighth birthday anniversary NJ her
| daughter Edith Claire Marietta
Ware Mudueu llpp and Francis
/ Ware carried ufr the honor, u the
peanut hunt aud other Wmr, we're
enjoyed The dluiug table from which
| the luncheon was served was drruu
ted iu pink. with pink shaded candles
aud the birthday cake with pink ia
prrs 'riuy rmll.tIrk. were given u-
/ fnyors tu the guest, Mr. John Shlrb
assisted lu entertaining rhr children
who included Misses okla Markham
Marietta Ware. kuthryuc Hr.lolue oI
Cleveland. OK kathriuc MoerschrIl
Mndrecn Ilrp. Hazel Coleman Marga
ret Klein Margaret Kitchen Lois Rry
nolds. Mary jennings and Masters ].
NJ Jones Jr Earle Kitchen Philip
| Klein Francis Ware aud Grurgr Henry
| Shlrh
N thr annual meeting NJ the Ten
frU linton OF the " g. g. { Nrdur>
| dUy officer. elected f1r the ensuing
wear vrrr President Mrs Cora u
uummrtt corresponding secretary
Mn, a T. Swan recording secretary.
Nr-. g.. n Everest. treasurer, Mis-
Edith Hendricks rluns were discuss
rd for the state convention which will
hr held m tm. city September 10 to
Ina m tnv lIr-t Christian church. the
| Central uud willard unions Of the city
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Mr and Mrs Henry q Snyder and
Nltle dnughter who have been vlyltms
I'm Kentucky returned home Wrlup.
doS They were accompanied hy their
llerr, Miss Sgllle Burus ~ Louisville.
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$l.25 Copper Bottom Oval
Wash BOilerS-9SC

Strong stationary wood
handles and strong covers
800 foot tubs, oval shape,
this 4ule ut 23C,
lO.Qunrt Galvanized Buck
IT at he; value L,Ic Other
buckets uud tubs correspond
iugly low despite the scnrrlly
n heavy galvanized iron
AT 56r Instead NJ csc, Wash
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1j-Piece sets Of any sets In thi, ,aI
price that is proportionstely rs low d
piece sets
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Mrs. John Coomb ~ pittsburg Kan.
Is visiting her daughter, Mrs John
Prlgmore OF l4O7 West Fourteenth
street
The ROyaI Mntrons were enLerlaInel
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All Bath Room Fixtures at H.

35c Paper Holders Al lie Heavily nlc
roller and the best material and finish
SlOO 1umbler Holders Nt 5Oc-Wpn FIN
S5c Towel Racks it i}c-2l lnche, and co
$500 Crystal Shelves At Sl5O-Nietnl
rt. included with each shelf
Sl5O Sprays At ijc-lirst quality NJ ru
Sl.lO Wash Rag Hooks At jOc-less IA
SlOO Towel Rings At i0c-Some people
Numerous other Bathroom Accessories ,
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lOO-Piece $50 China Set at .I8.7e

Another -rt that Nu be- discontinued Eu-onrhal,- doua
tUr table
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80 80 = e - - =, y =
Federal League !:
]44A%4 A9e - S1A4S,

Yesterdays Results.
At Pittsburg- R.HMs
R R9sssbar. a &c 9 81 $685. e !
Batteries: Laatte, Krapp and Allen
Dickson, Hearne and Berry.
At st. Louis first game R.H. n.
BsS$.s q 9S!s:: PHI
and Chapman.
At St. Louis-second game R.H. r.
HR e. l9Sis .: . 8 3 ! 9 90 3
Batteries: Conley. Quinn and Jacklitsch.
Davenport, Crandail and Hartley.
At Chicago RI. n
e s5sss5s $50 &c g S5 i s )
batteries Finneran and simon. Bren-
nan, Prendergast and Wilson.
AZ kansas CITY R.H.E
E k:ss5F city 3 g $685. s !
Batteries Mosely and Rariden. Hem
ming, Main and Brown.
Today,s Games.
t'fo S1 = Baltimore at st. Lsuis.
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trument used In this act is wonderful
and mysterious; and the Boyle Broth
| ers. expert jugglers, Introducing their
! original novelty, "CIubdom and
Hoopland, !" make up high class and
meritorious Offering, interspersed
with the most hilarious comedy stu
atoms.
AS previously announced, the Cen
eral Film Company's program of pic
theater. The Offering today includes
a Broadway special feature, THE
Haunted House," in three acts.
The cast Includes such notables as
Alice HOLSTER, Anna Q. Nilsson and
Harry MiIlarde. 1t was produced by
Robert q. Vignola Loves Mel
ody." Biograph Play, in two acts,
closes the program. The cast IN
cludes Jack Mulhall. Marie Newton,
! Charles Bennett, Gus Pixley. Edward
Cecil and Irma Dawkins. This Is a
romance of life behind the scenes.
The production was directed by Ed
ward Morrissey.
A complete new vaudeville pro-
gram will be offered by new com
pany Thursday. Friday and Satur-
day.
Betty Nansen, the Danish actress
who came over here to appear In the
movies, is to return next season ana
play In English in repertoire IN
l Guiding some of her notable roles,
i such as "aedda Gabler.
The newest acquisition at the
Orpheu1n is the first Broadway Uni
lyersal feature, Justus Miles Forman'
novel play. THE Garden Of Lies,
produced in FIVE magnificent. costly
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GIANTS RELEASE MCLEAN.

NEW YORK, July 2u.--Iarry Mo-
Lean, the veteran catcher of the New
York Nationals, who was serving a
sixty-day suspension for misconduct
in st. Louis, has been Internationally
released by President Hampstead. It
was stated that Mclean was released
SO Manager McGraw could play Bah
bington, an outfielder OF Brown Uni
yerstty. who Joined the team q few
DAYS ago, but was unable to get in the
game because of the player limit. Bah
bington, it was announced, will re-
place Snodgrass in center field.
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acts, which is being shown today
The beautiful Broadway star. Jane
Crowl. supportd by an all star cast
of Broadway players, takes the lead
1t will be remembered that Fhe
Garden of Lies" played in Ford's Op-
era house in baltimore all last week
1t should draw large crowds while Al
the Orpheum.
Kingdoms fall in the great sertal
drama, THE Broken Coin" starting
today and the old but true saying
love rules the world. is brougn1
vividly before the minds of all Wne
follow the clever Kitty Gray (Grace
Cunard1 through the entire series
It is a tale Of adventure, romance
and. excitement, and concerns q bril-
Eiant newspaper girl and her adven-
lures ashore and afioat. The piece
throbs with real interest.
Zarrow,s American Girls present
an entire new program today az tne
Odeon. The title OF the bill is "Jakes
Adventures" and it is a good one II
| is entirely different from the Dill pre-
scented the first two days of the week
but is equally good.
Every member of this company Is g
professional and there is not q dull
moment during the whole perform
ance. The chorus is we'll trained ana
composed OF good singers. Miss Eli
liam Ziegler, prima donna, has beau
tiful voice and her singing makes e
big hit, One of the big features OF
the show is Lyle Chaffin the boy So
nrano. Taking it all around 1T Is one
of the best tabs" that has ever played
the odeon and is well worth seeing.
There is also splendid program of
pictures on for today, q two-part
Essanay drama featuring Ruth Stone
house and Richard Travers and en-
titled .'Tfe Romance of an American
Duchess and Biograph drama.
A new farce comedy, "A Live Wire
has just been produced In Atlantic
City. The farce which is by Charles
land. is a satire on the provincialism
Of a typical New England village, and
shows Helen Lowell as a woman or 50
who marries a man of d. Harry
Tighe made another hit In the piece.
The Robinson Grand today offers
David Belasco's delicate and tender
romance, MAY Blossoms, presented
nv the Famous Players Company. This
photoplay contains every element of
surprise, suspense, romantic and dra-
matte Intensity that has made the
name of Belasco synonymous with the
greatest genius of the modern stage.
The master hand OF the great director
and dramatist Is evident throughout
the entire subject, and the manner in
which he places emotion into a dra-
matte unit will enthrall the most
hiase audiences everywhere. This no
table feature picture is coupled with
ffe third of the Paramount series.
Tomorrow Nance OtNeil will be
seen in "Princess Romanoff." based
on sardou's Fedora"
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Yesterdays Results.
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Yesterdays Rebulee.
At New york Ri E..
s 4 ls Fiji ...S 9 g SO s. s 8
Batteries: Griner, sallee and Snyder.
At Boston RIFE.
S 81 g 9 ea.5 g g g
Batteries Benton, AicKenery and Win
go. Ragan, Hughes and Gowdy.
At Philadelphia r. n. n.
sRisass ] g g g g 55s ES g 3
Batteriss LaysRaer R zaesl na pierce xss
At Brookiyn- RH.E
Broosign .. .:. Q 81 oos
Batteries: Harmon and Schang. Doug
las, Dell and Miller.
Todayss Games.
Cincinnati at Boston.
PittsburE at Brooklny.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
st. Louis at New York.
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there. Del Gibson, the famous inim-
table comedy impersonator, who has
proved scream from coast to coast;
Lander and Kishadden. singers end
bakers and instrumental artists. who
are artists in their respective lines.
and whose odd looking musical. in
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COREY RACES DECLARED OFF.

CoRRY. Pa. July a1.The Lake
Erie circuit races scheduled for this
city next week were today declared
on. Opposition developed to pool
selling and arrests we're threatened,
directors and horsemen deciding not
to take any chances The meeting
may be held at Conneaut Lake on the
same dates.
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Every home With a phone IS a
branch OF WEIGH & Fullerton,
Druggists.
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q 40eNeNH 0R0V8eSS
: National League /:
zee AA'4s4 = Aa* zee &c q

Yesterday,s Results.
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MISS Manson IS STAR
At THE BIJOU TODAY
a Vitaqraph Comedy and
Hearst SeIig News Film
Are Also Shown.

Is. ca woman of Impulse" with Miss
betty Nansen as principal is the top
tpiecefat the Bijou today. 1t is in four
lIacts and pictures story that holds
ian suelfbound. I'm High Society"
Ione-reel vitagraph comedy, and
4Haarst-Selig News are also shown.
/ Thnrsday-V.-L-S.- day-"The Is
hand OF Regeneration" six act blue
ribbon Vitagraph will top the BILL
4 Miss Edith Storey and Antonio Moreno
are the principals. A, short synopsis
As as follows:
Kate Brenton proclaims herself an
atheist, and free thinker. She believes
IN friendship between men and women
without love A suave man Of the
world plays upon her views to get her
I'D make a trip with him on his yacht.
fShe escapes In time to land upon an
Edsiand, which is inhabited by only one
man. who had not seen human being
For twenty years. How her mind is
tswept clear of all her old. foolish
4&heories. through the light OF truth
Fliich this young man brings to her,
tSs the substance OF this inspiring
story. It is never to be forgotten.
EPathe Daily News No. 81 will close
the program
| Nazimova Will have a new play. it
Is said, the coming season in the shape
OF q, poetic tragedy by a Bengal poet,
.lRabdindranath Tagore.
Variety is the spice of life and this
As what the friends of the Palace Will
get if they review the excellent
vaudeville offering being presented
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American League
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Yesterdays Results.
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YANKs PURCHASE BARNEY.

NEW york. July 21.-Edward Bar
ney. outfelder OF the Jersey City team
of the international League, has been
purchased by the New York Amer
leans. Barney will report to Manager
Donovan in Chicago today.
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Bl;R1CKLEY TO COACH IN South.

BALTIMORE, Nd, July d, Charles
Brfckley. the famous Harvard athlete,
has signed a contract to coacn pne
Johns Hopkins football team next TAIL
It was announced here today.
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several weeks ago. A letter from.
Robert D. Carter. marshas OF the Bas-
timore police, received at the local.
city. A thorough investigation ws-
made by Chief Brooks. put up until
this afternoon had been without re-
suits.
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Brooklyn at Chicago.
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wINTERs DISAPPEARS.

Local police have been asked ;tc
search for Lannan w. Winters, 9
young man of Baltimore, who dtsap'
peared from his home IN that ciss
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-21

For the last thirty years the aver
age yield of potatoes an acre In Ons
tario has been about forty-two pei
cent over that Of the United States.