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The Detroit times., 1915-03-05
Modern Pioneers
of Sturdy
Citizenship
Blazing the Trail
MOORE SCHOOL
Editorial stsa-CAisf. wesley CiiasI
associates, vtvtas La crasde, Heies
Nosbs. Ernest simmons. Russell
Bowen.

Editorial staa-CAies. wesley Ciiae,
associates, vtvtan La Craade, Helen
nosbs. Ernest simmons. Russell
A lecture was given and many In
teresting pictures were shown nj tho
&orth Woodward Avenue Presbyte-
rian church. Wednesday evening.
There were many people present
among whom was native OF Italy.
who related many fascinating stories.
The pupils OF this school celebrat-
ed washington's birthday BY memor.
iEing many poems and were excused
at $3.50 In the afternoon.
A stereopticon lecture was held
Monday nj the Utiey branch public
library. Many OF the school children
who went enjoyed u immensely. a.
Il was given especially for then
Our principal. Mr.. ID. c. Gordon.
has made q new rule for the benefit
OF the smaller children wishing TO
cross the tracks on Oakland. All
small children must cross &C Algsr.
ave-. where q policeman IN stationed
TO see that they cross safely.
The editors Of the Moore school
are enjoying the visits To the PAliis-
ter and william Penn theaters on
their membership cards very much
Calvin Green. Of No. 3sS M. Yer.
non-ave.. was honored by . party,
Saturday. Feb. 20. A number q
girls and boys were present end
many interesting games were play
ed. Later the children enjoyed q de-
lightful supper.
We hear that the Highland Park
high school II 20 30 on . pleasure
trip TO washington. ID. O.. about the
first OF April. We certainly hope
they Will have fine time.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-05

More than onethird of the quick
silver produced last year came from
Spain. and from the same mines op-
Grated centuries before Christ.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-05

Tho Scots In Ulster inst estab,
lished linen manufactures durina
the reign of James I. and from this
beginning has the business OF the
present day developed.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-05

perience, and those who have al
ready attended this course. Each
class viii be given the special work
for which they are most fitted.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-05
LOGAN SCHOOL

Bacterial staa-Chlef. Cless Jsek.eat
secretary. Elizabeth Radstsi SPORT
Ing editor. Lyle FormaRt associates
Grace Petvewski. Harold Beas~rt.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-05

Mrs. Grubbins--f wonder why II Is
so many many people put their val.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-05

Trowbridge editors exprexs appre.
cintion Of the courteous considera.
lion accorded them by the manage
nenf Of the Forest theatsr and en- 10y
~ privilege Of attending the per.
1crmances are newspaper writer's.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-05
WEBSTER SCHOOL

EaitertsI staa-Chiss. Martha Green
assistant ehief. Helen Rosertsl as
ter Nexea. Eart Fssswsters, TO-
seph Leakiy. fssaces Deyster. Har-
ala sa<eAs. Ceiier smith. Helen
kyser, Geerss stefnerfeker. Del
vert sixvy.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-05
MORLEY SCHOOL

Edfteriai sssH-Chlef. stsntos PALM
ert nssistsnt chief. Myrs CobsughI
asaocfates, Catherine Brsymsa,
Herkert Isskowskt. stepkea MIL
Ter, Russsi Eastaan.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-05

Northwestern high editors are get.
Ung into fun swing now with news
- the school. and some most inter.
cDo1ng items appear with pleasing
nognsacy. That Northwestern spirit
oure1y tells. ~
The Detroit times., 1915-03-05

L41libridge school editors are just.
" proud OF this remark made by q
VISITOR recently: Il hear that Lii
br11ge goes ahead in everything Il
un6ertakes."
The Detroit times., 1915-03-05

Read that Item in Mcmillan high
netes of Wednesday about the
hnewing- classes. Know ThyseIr'
night be an appropriate name for a
einb organized along such lines.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-05

Because Of the segregation Of sex
- q Central high. the editors nnd
9l8ht In Q rev civic class. where
oeeh boys and girls are eligible TO
membership. Watch your step.
oIease. IN registering.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-05

The aINlssity experienced In read
~ Ire copy sent In BY some Of the
oDaeeI and scout editors because Of
- IsdIstinct writing cempsls Nc to
eo1essats that copy MusT be written
oooinly 20 insure its publication.
01ubsr write with q pen or SOFT.
LACK PENCIL. and do not crowd
- werds Or write too small.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-05

Nina and Sylvia wienberg. room
y yupils at Alger school. have not
$500 word In spelling this term.
~ have met fellows who would give
. oood many dollars for such an &C
conplishment.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-05

Earrsnd school children take 10,
- interest In their branch library
- Henry c. UtIey. and In the iss'
Mems nom the editors = clever stor,
~ told Of Q recent visit there.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-05

All Of Us who are hoping that the
terrible war In Europe WI soon
oeese win be glad to know that a
- pupil at Hancock school has
created a new cabinet offeer for
PRESIDENT Wilson. more important
then the secretary OF war. In nam
~ the cabinet officers she placed
ne secretary Of peace second on the
list.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-05

he Thomas school baseball team
1cchres its intention 10 repeat this
yont. according 10 the editors You
10w this team won q silver cur
- year.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-05

A. ron approach the new home OF
- Timcs. does not your heart
swell With patriotic pride In the fact
,c1st yoa are q good, loyal American
when you see that beautiful nag
noating from the star on top Of the
'Dgstty white building!
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-10
COMMENTARIES EXT'RANJEROS

cc meses Ia o~portuEldad para aides
trarsc como aviadores. porQue Ia en-
scHanza ha estado en- manos de unos
cuantos i~nstructorcs. En- lugar de EN-
Drender una ofensiva a6rea contra
Alemania, permitimos que los aleHa-
res. inferiores a nosotros por natu-
r~aleza, en- condolences de avlaclon,
realiccn raids ofensivos contra nos
otros. Estamos ~peleando con una DIES
ventaia cue puede desaperecer en- so
10 un mes de una entrgica acci6n.
I'm a~ereoplano apcnas cuesta mas
que IN disparo de un gran canon. ST
Sc picrde. Sc habrin pcrdido t 0
dos vidaS. Scria mucho mas para
to IN ataQuc de 1000 aereopIanoS
sobrc Essen que arriesgar un Darco
De guerra. 1000 ~aeEeop!aaoS fedu-
cirian a escomhros las tabrIcas de
Krupp, : 81 en- el raid perdemos NIL
&c~eoplanos. todavia resultaria me-
nos costoso en- vidas : en- dinero que
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-10
F0rtunas ganadas por las
estYellas del cine


O"Tl!'oS 'H"P!!'. Actor "ti Ee'eIo
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES gan" ''o'o
pesos 5em&HaTio' el Iahto por cieh-
70 de Ia Fehta "'0uiier dc Pc!'cuI"S'
con IA eva feuHe MAJ &c Io'oVo pc
SOS sem"narIoS. Maria Id
"e.na de Il pe!!cE a. CANA I0'VoO pc
SOS Scman"rlam"E'e. y ANITA stewart
cobra tamoitn r"rios miles de pesos
en- Ia senlana como sue.do.
Dos de los azores clnematogratl-
cos Y pr"ductore' de TelicH!aS ne los
ESjaJoS InIGoS. son JacA "arFeh
he.Ting&n y C2'!N!e bIahcN"el0 '
amDoS ganal mUcEo mas que ul PII-
mcr MlnIStro de hstaGo EStrelIa lie
cine e. tambien Miss Alicia Joyce, y
cs fama que pose: Il inmensa for
tuna y s~untuoso: palacios en- variaS
ciudades de los EStados Cnidos.
Que con las prlicuias pueden ga
narse fortunas. % demuestra ell ext
to de Thomas u Ince, el principe
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-10
UNA MANERA DE ACABAR LA
GUERRA.

FL diario de donde tomamos cstas
lineas (The Daily Express) pu5l;ca
uu art;cuIo del famoso escritor H.
G. Wells, dondc ascgura que IA ma
ncra para veneer a AIemania eS por
ell aire, Iir. Wells racioc:na de este
modo:
La manera de poncr fin 1 n CUE
IRA cs If por cl airc decras de los
ejtrcitoS alcmanes = destruir sus FL
bricas dc pertrcchos; Y este csta 4
Hucstro f&ciI aicancc. por una raz6n
muy saaciI.a: los alnmanes no pue-
den tenor aviadores comparahlcs con
los avindorcs franceses G ;n&lcses. En-
terra. con So admirab!cs Y bien ma
reiados aparatos. los alemanes nos
igua!an hombre 4 homhre; pcro en-
el airc poLemos muy ben veaccrlos.
"Desde 81 aire es desdc dondc po-
demos dar golpcs decisiyos. Pubic
ramos barrerlCs del aire 81 tuviera-
mos bastantes aereopIanos. Con ESQ.
81 admirable a"rtilleria seria inuc;l,
Podrian dcstru!:sc sus comunicac;o-
mes. haccr pcda2os suS arscnaics, '
81 avamce pc. TERRA s2ria menos di-
f.cil. Cada aviador de los que te-
r.r,,. an 81 ni... -;o-7iEfcp zion hon
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-10

In de- rSIaS paiabra>. como 81 las
nubirra ulIo i. Iabios IT, Ia pito-
aisa d. D..rps.
'Cvro Que al-o ne airIantado Y
dur las yoy ,lc>rirraudo. Los cris-
tianoS aman al prjiimo: prro son
rnrmigos de- nuc>Iro =tncro de- Vi
:r. de- uucSlras doses y de...Gpor
Iui no drcir,o" de- nurStros crime
mrS: por ESQ hugo Li-ia De mi. p0r
que p]rrtrncZro a Ia Corjc del Cesar
y NJ quirrr compartir conml-o una
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-10

los criStianOS no micnicn: rll"S asc-
-uran que Cri>tO .reSurit6 de- entire
los mucrto>: un hombrr no pucdr
rrSucItar: Iuc=o - SUPERNATURAL 81
hrchO.
pablo de TarSO es ciudadanG TO-
manO: mas. como judo. c0nocc los
iibroS ebrcoS y afjrma que la venl-
ia de CristO Ia habian anunriado.
los profetas mas DE mil amos ina.
Iodo cSto me parecc cXt~raordina-
RIO. cy a ii? Ncrriad cS que por
iodaS parties los rodea 10 extraordi-
mario y que todayia Sc habla de
Ap0lOnio de Tiana.
La tcOria de Pedro accrca de- In
eNIstencia de- TN solo Dios la iuz-
20 razonable: dicen que Seneca opi-
ma 10 mismo, y Que antes que q.
creyeron otrOs los propio.
"Admiticndo, pues. como cicrto,
que Crlsto vino al mundo. que Sc
entreg6 y fu6 >acrificado por re-
dlmir al hombre. y que resucit6 de-
entire los muerlos, no alino pOr
que no he de erigirlr I'm altar: So
bre TODD, cuandO esIyy diSpueStO a
Ievantarle otro a Scraps. por ejem-
pho. NJ creO qIe me cOStara ira
0ajO renegar de nueSiroS doses,
lunque no sea mas que porque ya
no cree en- elioS nin@una persona
lie clevado entendimiento.
Continuara)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-10

y iS1" Ia ~arranaaria ORA VIZ dr 81
ASA Y ia-ga "g.r,"-uiria a ~, pr
.~r.lorr,. por 20 dennis. ella Saba
uur w lao rrinriiiria por 81 >i-Dr-
ma i. Ia yioInnria: que aioranIo'a
' mo- puii.uIo liyir sin ella Ia
couduciria a mi casa. que rstaria
aIormata con -irnalias para rrr.-
hirla y la s]ru,aria como Ell I'm jro-
40 Ell Ia ptnl sa-ra.il que L. a=uar-
ia iunto a. ho2ar.
"iLo Saba. huyd, cPor que.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-10

NDSOTEUS TtClLlTAMuS. a Quotas baias.
DE- m'r"c-. pro -iaH"~ ~nbrr LuluilnNil"S.
pianos : ml.r!'l"s dr casa. l"dA i~TailNac-
>rri rNiririamcntc cuuridrnriaI. Gala
way-Ow"n> TO-. 1oi Guntrr Hldg. ui-iuI
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-10

SEGIlu~ y NcCIuNES. So comPran ' 80
,rltlrn. Gr rurIurlrIuncS lcgtliul<. soil
]cIiluuS correspondence. Liam" ~ rScriJd.
lalllWry-D wcus Co., 1Ui GuHi"r BldE.. San
.AgiuM!u, Tex. az
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-10

E~TNNOS FN CUNHIGIuNES ne runs"glIlrle
rIlruic para 81 Iny"nrIun " i"d"in"> pro-
mpyrur paicuir~ irgliIlmaS - lnvr;Irlun">.
l.Iaur- q "sCrIha: GallIWay-uWrns Co. ~
GUnlcr ld@. san Antonio, Tex. III ~.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-10

bE~Eu >aprr RI u~arad"ro de mi amigo. rl
>rll"r Erdilrircu Nc@u;a, para COnIdn,Ca.ic
t>'!ntp~ gu" j. !ni"r"~Il. HIriIJ!I-" IaTrr-
INES 4 Alblno E~odrigacz, II. +. u. :. ErS
81, san Antonio. Ten. ii45,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-10

IUIERE listed G~ANARSE'TN RUEN SGEI.-
81 REINSTATEMENT? Maud" :'r para
e in>irurriunrS 4 CARACAS IA
LuNITE ca. SOlIr'liMU> asci.irN para Ia
yrnia de este a~rtirulo. GO :. frlo - ->ln
Antonio. Tex. tS-"'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-10

Sc NECEsITAN MINEROS-Mina de S pies
de carbon, buen trabaIO, mina SEGA. caSas
confUriables, Huena aqua ! rscu"li puD!icd-
No pagaM0S IranSpOrlc. TraDdlO SECURE.
Tumcn Of rerrOcarril Missouri, LdnSas &
Texas. Independence Mining Company, Phe-
ian, Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-10

pR. FRANCISCO ViZ0uEZ GOWEZ-Ciru-
gia general. k~SpecElmrn:r Intermediates
de n2riZ. Earg1l;d Y VidOS. Uficina, 27
Frost Bldg. Houston -. Y Main Ave. Te-
lGronoS: Travis 1896 Y 3Gii; NlevO i73.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-10

RESTAURANT CuNCuRplh-EaSa dc ;inSIc-
dale. - dan a-l>i"nriaS pUr ~rfnan! " ppr
mes. - rcntLn rUdrlOS aml.cbll'!l> FOR
>.mnna - nor !u"-. PrrrlUS TlLs nahlr>.
TorlaSa VIi. q" NiLIu"z. prop. G"i. ME-
va BIO. IL :. Laredo 81, san h~niDnIo,
Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-10

FAnMACIA M~ODERNA-I. Cabollo Y sIller,
VI. D.. Prop. De las TlcWItahrS dr Mexico
y austin. Tex. ESpcriglIdad en- ri traia-
memo de las Intermediates ir la Srhuras
Y ninOS. C0nSuliOriu. 81 :. Laredo II.
RrSidrnria. GO :. Flores -. T"IrrnnnS:
Nucyo, Us; Crockett G5sj. san Antonio. Te-
Nas. il-i6l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-10
SENTiS-
DrVERS0s-

CuNPRE listed 81 AlmanaUIe llu>rratO para
tqi5 en- la Liberia de- Loans; soc ri elem
pilm cn"iado por rnrrco a cualQulcr parte
dc los ESiadus unIIOS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-10
AVISOS DE OCCASION

Il listed no 1uch" venir Il ia 0ricina. Ia
bic pOr t%rlGrGno. Travis o Nueyo No. .iil,
y TN agent" de Ia casa paSara i recoger
sUS anUnCIOs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-10
PROFESSIONALS

DIR. SALONE CARA hLnAPE de In Facultah
&c Mexico; art0TiLldo Ell Il EStadO de To-
XIS: especilliSia IN Intermediates Tenit0-
Avenue d 1881. TrlcrunO Travis 32Js. OH
Gina, Frost Building. TclGrDnos, Nucvo i72:
Veto. Travis 3G4i.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-10

81 EN- sU PUEBLO no hay ayente de IA
PRETSA dedlquese listed q Venderla = 10
prCduciTa masnifica uti!idad. Escribanos
: lie daremos nuesiras condolences para
los sgentes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-10

Pasa a Ii IA. col, la.)
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-08
ssThe American Minstrel Maid
a Company of Very
High Merit.

"The American. Minstrel Maids"
opened a three days engagement at
the odeon theater yesterday and
they certainly present some" show.
It opens with a minstrel first para
followed by three good specially acts,
and ends up with cabaret number
In which all of the company take
part There are number OF new
dances put on by different members
including the French dance and the
football dance. which are exception
aIly GOOD and different from any
dances ever put on at the Odeon-
There is also some splendid sing
ing by different members of the COM
pany. A special added attraction IS
Charles Bennington, the one-legged
dancer. Mr. Bennington is Just on
the Keith circuit where his act made
a big hit. and the management OF
the Odeon is very fortunate in secur.
ing him for the first three days or
this week
The pictures for today are the
latest episode OF the Girl Detective
series. entitled THE Clairvoyant
Swindler" and Kalem comedy
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-08
PICTURES TODAY
a nictur,zation Of Robert W

A picturizatlon OF Hooerl W. 80 sa
wees great poem SlasiS S..+h IA
Snootlng OF 1 sa1 NY 1e.s.s,, s,1o is
.. .1ll11'a. p1 -, sus +ba 2 Crimson
the 1eata1e 1ooI So 1 P1ay-
Grana- ne 9op uaao : tsS 80 10, this
ers SoInpny 1890 $50 fron, irs last
pTooucuon Ano J u9SiaS t.'1A...~S1NS,,
t"o lsie 80 Ie,rt+1of- PANIED
Sefylc, ,, ~ 49, ~ Pod y fs
w 0Hlan anu 4-aa ~ - Ioce1 Heater
VII W. plo This LAT fa,+Tre was pic
$50 =, :+be enoa, world and In
tt.al 81 - - .aivt4sv actors Jour
sav SSroT,, SJaw Syori< citv to Cana
L. e-,our 4ieIda sayerai times
1T Tanorrou 10 Paramonnt day and
4be feature on this occasion VIII be
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-08
The Plainest Girl
Can Be Good-L L,

rhara is economy In good
looks It pays every girl to De
pood-looking and every woman
owes it 10 herself TO De
tractive as possible
It is unfortunate that al wo.
men are not born. beautiful. ous
nearly all can acquire -Sooo
looks. The plain girl not only
must use care in the SELECTION OF
her clothes, but give espec1ai at
tenticn to her hair-tn1n. w1spy'
dull and faded locks viii de-
stroy half the beauty OF even a
pretty face
IL your hair Is not beautiful.
lacking that enviable softneSs-
lustre and humness, or is falling
MT. fun OF dandruff, too dry, by All
means use Partisan Sage, an m
expensive liquid tonic, easily OBJ
tanned at any drug counter OF
from we1Is-Ea-maker Co. Sim
ply rub Partisan Sage well into
the scalps 1t viii goertght TO the
hair roots, nocrisn them, and
stimulate the hair to grow strong
and 1uxurtant- It removes all
dardruh thoroughlys cleanses
the hair OF dust and excess oil.
and makes it appear twice as
abundant
Partisan Sage Is a; scientific
tonic that gives the hair just
what is needed to make it fuzzy.
soft and glor1ously radiant; and
pretty hair VIII surely Increase
the charm and beauty OF even
the piadnest gfrL-Adyerttse-
ment -
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-08
BENNINGTON OPENS
Baseball SEASON
vVheItfae Home Boys Defeat
The Strong Hazet-Adas
=. Factory Team.

FLENINcTQNSJ shebase-
ban season was very : zuspfcfously
openedGhere Sunday afternoon by the
local scfubswhSef defeatedfh STRONG
Hazel Atlas glass factory team or
C4arksburg, bySa scorerok s.9sto 4
game vas repIete with Interest," both
Teams hitting freely, fielding sensa-
:tionally and rnnnfnga bases WffdIy-
ms was me .iirs5ss game 1.-THE year
for the Remington tosserss and IL
the zane can be taken as criterion
ffra team wm be much stronger this
season than lastezsummer-when Il
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-08
Standin-m Clubs.
JOHNSON and KNAPP
Defeat Deem and Gain in a
Twenty Game Duck Pin
Contest.

IN +he final ten games of a twenty
zane match between = Lee - onnSSon,
Ssa-1 knapp and Louis Deem and Bert
Cain. which were rolled on the 1. NJ
. Amusement Companys alleys
monday evening. Deem and Cain won
the match by ITO pins
Thefrst ten. games we're rol1eo
three weeks ago on the Gore alleys.
johnson and Knapp. won by a total
of re pins giving them the twenty
game series by the small margin OF
two pins -ssFszsS.
1.-THE 6nalsrounds4 Of the contest
last evening, with onlya XeW pms
separating thetwo teams It was very
Interesting. 1n.the:t tenth frame OF tue
last game eth e.s team 5na1
marked won he contest Gam
OFF the first team ,nnades1 mark. ana
.Iohnson OF the second team also
n ar{led aGainFmade three1pins on his
1snare. This forced johnson to get
ave pins. on hiSsspareIot tie the game
and sixto win.l He got:seven,w7nn1ns
by twog pins. $1,000
Gainshad high score and high ay-
;eraee for the contest he rolled IL
Tor high score and averaged 136 in
the ten games.
Deem-1os; los, III. 11s. 113.
9osIna. I28116, 162-1161-
12S, 124, 172. 13S.
tI10s-104. 156,135;a1 $780,
|. Grand totaI-2523-
ss>Knapp-ss7, 127.I07.sle1 116. 80.
1910 So 922-19fI.
- Johnson-10 OIL 42.139ss 129.
zoe. .13S. 11aS I31, I24S1242-
=: Grand 90
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-08
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

reach the seat OF the disease. Catnrrh Is a blood
or onssiturional disease. and IN order to cure It
you must take internal remedies Hairs Catarrh
cure Is taken internally. and acts directly upon
the blood and mucous surfaces daifS Catarrh
Gre : Is noe a ounce medicine. II was pre-
scrt6ed by one OF the best physicians In this
country for yearS&and is q regular prescription
It 81 composed OF the best toE1ics known. con-
bined with tho best blood puriners: acting d.
rectly on the n,ucons susfaSea: The per1 LET
luces such wonderful RESULTS In curing caeaEx1-
Send Tor teStinnonials.. free
f. J. CHESEX-8s CO. Props Toledo o.
Sold by DrpeSists. p-5ce .Jc-
Take Hau's Family Pills for constipation
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-08
! won Is games out of a teal of 81

played
members of the club this year are
Brown, first base: WEIGH, third
base. and Robinson. pitcher. the
new. tall, south-paw hurler seems TO
have everything that tends to make
a successful pitcher His wonderful
control, hooks and fast ones We're
VERY bothersome to the visiting
teams batters. He had <3e opposing
players completely ac-Els Scercy at
all stages Of the game Perhaps the
feature OF the game was Robinsons
work in the first ans ninth innings.
when he struck-out all who faced
him. ~
club played their usual good game.
Gatin. especially, showing marked
Improvement over last years form.
All clubs desiring games with the
bennington team should address
George S. Bracelet. F1elnington. w
Va
Remington e2s 100 1oo-s s
Hazel Atlas go 900 100
/ Batteries: Robinson and Gadn;
Dyer and Frum-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-08

olayers, appears in the great and
widely known Russian play, Hearts
In Exile" in Eve beautiful and In
tense acts, today. at the Orpheum
theater and large crowds are seeing
this wonderful production.
Tomorrow another insta1lmenI OF
the great detective novel. the
Rlack BOX" viii be the feature Of
ferine. 1t is in two amazing acts
ind features Herbert Rawlinson, An
ma Little and a large and notaol9
cast
Next season William Faversham
viii make a tour In The Hawk with
Julie Opp as his leao1ng woman. n
Julfe opp as his leadfn -gwoman. ID
Opp will appear. in series or SNAKES
pearean plays
James Morrison: Dorothy Kelly
and George Cooper are featured II
q. three-part Broadway star prooue~
ton. in the Days OF Famine tooap
at the Bijou theater. It Is by James
Oliver Curwood and pictures SUI
preme test of manhood that SHOWS
what real character is It surpasses
-ha1;ef and overwhelms ones sense OF
the beautiful. The scenes are ia1o
in the North woods and gives one
IN idea of some of the hardships
the sturdy inhabitants have TO en-
dure there. Local folk%w1a miss = s
are treat. indeed, il they fail to VIII
ness this superb feature: Ade,S IA
he .sThe Two Sensational Fali-
ures.' IS shown, also paine OAhiy
= Wednesday. scenes of the great
I,,si+ania sea disaster viii be shown.
a1so a three-part Kalem play. The
nestrover..,4 This is al vampire pc
+nre -.Felix Holt. two-pat.
Klaw and Erlanger picture, VIII also
be shown Wednesday
se,wyn and Company win produce
Irrin Cobb.s play Back Home TINS
month. at Atlantic City WINS Z;
ssSeatnam and Thomas A. vase VIII u
MAY the leading roles
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-08

Clara Kinball Young. supported
by an all star cast Of Broadway
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-08
Re<tored TO Good Heasth-

at was sick for four years with
stomach trouble, - writes Mrs Otto
cans. GAINESVILLE. Qhio..I lost weight
and felt so weak that I almost gave
up hope of being cured. friend
told me about Chamberlain,s Tablets.
and sinca using@twos bottles OF them I
nave been a well woman obtainabls,
evervwhere- advertisements.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-08

Today.s Games
Baltimore at BROOKLYN
St. Louis at Kansas CITY