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hereby certify that the foregoing u q t1Ss
abstract Of the original statSment now d
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. 1
have hereunto set my hand and
afnxed the seal Of this once at
Il, Bismarck the First day Of April,
A. .. 1916.
yEAD W. c. TAYLOR,
80 Commissioner Of Insurance..
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STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA.
once Of Commissioner Of Insurance..
COMPANIES CERTIFICATE or
AUTHORITY.

:
wHEREAs. The Aetna Life Insurance.
Company, q corporation organised under
the laws Of Connecticut, has filed in this
office a sworn statement exhibiting ito con
December 81, 1918, conformable to the re-
quirements Of the laws Of this state, reg
WHEREAS. The said Company has a1sd
charter with certificate Of organization In
compliance with the requirements Of the
NOW, THEREFORE,. I, W. C. TAYLOR,
Commissioner Of Insurance Of the State OF
North Dakota, pursuant to the provision0
Of said laws. do hereby certify that the
above named Company Is fully empowered,
it, appropriate business Of Authorised IL
surance In this state according to the laws
thereof. until the 31st day Of March, 4.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. I
have hereunto set my hand ead
.. seal at Bismarck j this First Day
Of April, A. D. foiB.,: HE
S(0EAL) W. {. TAYLOR,
Commissioner Of Insurance.
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STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA.

STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA.
Office of Commissioner Of Insurance.
I, W. c. Taylor, Commissioner Of Insur-
ance of the. State of North Dakota, do
hereby certify that the foregoing is a true
abstract Of the original statement now on
file In this office.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, 1
have hereunto set my hand and
affixed the seal of this Office at
Bismarck the First day of April,
A. D. 1915.
(SEAL) W. c. TAYLOR,
Commissioner of Insurance..
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STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA.
Office Of Commissioner of Insurance.
/, W. c.. Taylor, Commissioners Of Insur-
ance of the State of North Dakota, do
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a carload Of Ford a r just re-
ceived. See Guy Hunter, Dickinson.
adv. Sz7 12-25-tf
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STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA.
Office Of Commissioner Of Insurance..

COMPANIES CERTIFICATE OF
4a #S AUTHORITY.
WHEREAS. The st., Paul Fire & Ma
lied under the laws Of Minnesota. has
a!sa in this Office a sworn statement *
year ending December 81. 1915, conform
able to the requirements Of the laws Of
this state, regulating the business Of In.
WHERHAs, The said Comp.ny haa nled
in this oface a duly certified COPY Of its
charter with certificate Of Organization in
compliance with the Requirement. of the
Insurance laws aforesaid. =
NOW, THEREFORE,, I, W, c, TAYLOR.
Commissioner 81 Insurance Of the Gtato OF
North Dakota, pursuant 70 ne pFov3siens
above named Company q full. empowered,
through It's authorised agents, "a fr6deac{
It's appropriate business Of Authorized III.
surance In this state according to the laws
thereof. until the 31st day Of March, 4.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, l
have hereunto set my hand md
Of Apr7l, A. d. 1915,
(SEAL w. c. TAYLOR.
Commissioner Of Insurance.
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NO. 81.
ABSTRACT OF STATEMENT.
For the Year Ending December 81,

A. o. 1915.
OF the condition and affairs of the United
States Fidelity and Guaranty Company, of
Baltimore. organized under the laws of the
State Of Maryland. made to the Commits
sioner Of Insurance Of the State Of North
Dakota, In pursuance of the laws of said
State.
P~resident-John r. Bland.
Vice PRESIDENT. Kemp Bartlett.
Sscretary-Geo. r. Calls.
Principal Oface-United States Fidelity
and Guaranty Building, Baltimore. Mary
land.
Attorney for Service Of Process in the
State of North Dakota:
Name, Commissions Of insurance.; Lo.
cation, Bismarck. N. D.
Organized or Incorporated March 10th,
1895.
Commenced business August 1st, 1890.
CAPITAL.
Amount Of Capital Stock paid
up IN full ................. 2,OOO,OOO.OO
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NO.. g.,
ABSTRACT OF STATEMENT.
FOR the Year Ending December 81,
A, .. 1915.

For the Year Ending December 81,
A. D. 1915.
OF the condition and affairs Of thu AZ.
Paul Fire & Marine Insurance CO. Of
saint : raut; ~ Minnesota, organised under
to the Commissioner of Insurance OF the
State Of North Dakota, In pursuance Of
Presldent-F. R. Bigelow.
Vice President-J. d. Skinner,
secretary-A. W. Perry,
Principal oflce.Corner 9Th and Wash
state Of North Dakota: fr'ce'' 10 inc
Name, Commissioner Of Insuranea: Lo,
cation, Bismarck, N. D. ~
eeesanisss p bu 1n'SSspoT Mssa M ,ssy' 1856.
CAPITAL.
Amount Of Capital Stock paid
up IN Iuu ................$ 1.O00.OOO.0O
ASSETS.
Value Of Real Estate Ownef
by the Company .......S ri. 744.S
Loans on Bonds, Mortgares
and Collateral Security 49,. 1,176. OeO. 90
Stocks and Bonds ......... a.0o6,S03.TI
Cash on hand and In Bank. 0O6.0oa.16
Interest due and accrued 800. 0z.O8T.67
Premiums In course Of collac-
ton and transmission $500. LITE. f82. 10
Bills receivable, taken for
fire. marine and inland risks 84.6S1.61
other sums due to the
Company, due from Rein
surance Companies for re-
turn premiums ...... lA:88
Due from Reinsurance Com.
panies on losses paid ...... "a.
Market value Of bonds and
stocks over book value... ID 646 ~
Unliquidated interest In l0O
shares National German
American bank stock ..,... ON m
Gross Assets 81, ee4, 1922
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4o5.0oo.s9
OF NORTH K

STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA.
ONCE of Commissioner Of Insurance.
I, W. C.. Taylor, Commissioner Of Iusur-
snce Of the State Of North DAKOTA, DO
abstract Of the original statement now on
file In this Office. =
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, l
have hereunto set my hand and
Bismarck the First day Of April,
tsnAD v. c. TAYLOR,
Commissioner Of In1ureuce.
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NORTH DAKOTA BUSINESS.
Whole number Of policies writ
ten in North Dakota dur
ing the year .......... 1897
Total Risks taken during the
year in North Dakota .....$ 663, 10000
Total Premiums received dur
ing the year In North Da-
kota 88,O85.Y2
Total Losses paid during the
year in North Dakota ...... 81, 5O4.43
Total Losses incurred during
the year 1864. 43
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Paid for Losses and Additions.
Paid for total and permanent
disability claims ..........
Paid for Matured Endow-
ments and Additions ......
Paid to Annuitants ..........
Paid for surrendered Policies.
Paid for claims on supplement
tary contracts not involving
life contingencies ..........
Cash surrender values applied
in payment Of Premiums. %.
Cash surrender values applied
to purchase paid up addi-
lions and annuities ........
Dividends paid to- Policyhold-
ers, or applied or left with
company to accululate at in
terest ......................
Dividends held ON deposit and
interest thereon surrendered
during the year ............
Dividends paid to Stockhold-
Cash paid during the year for
Commissions and Salaries.
Rents paid during the year,.
Taxes paid during the year.
Cash paid. for Advertising,
printing and stationery, tele-
graph, postage, telephone
and express and exchange.
Cash paid for committing COM
missions
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NO. 115.
ABsrRAcr or STATEMENT.


For the Year Ending December o.,
A. D. 1915.
Of, the condition and affairs Of the Aetna
Life Insurance Company Of Hartford,
Conn, organized Under the laws Of the
State of Connecticut, made to the Com:
missioner Na.th Of Insurance Of the st. STATE .
PresIdent-M. 9. Buckley.
Vice Presidents-J. L. English and n:
Principal odice-Hartford, Connecticut.
Attorney for Service Of Process in the
State of North Dakota:
Name. Commissioner of insurance.; Lo.
cation, Bismarck, N. D..
Organized or Incorporated June. 1920. +
Commenced business October, 1850.
CAPITAL.
Amount Of Capital Paid up in
Cash ......................$ 5,O00,0O0!0o
ASSETS.
Value Of Real Estate owned
BY Company .....:.........$ 1,002, 1908
Loans secured BY Deeds Of
Trust or Mortgages on Real ~
Loans secured by Coilaterais. '7ss'Sso.oo
Premium Notes and Policy ~
::S Ss:s ); n? s:s ss e; Il s.si::: ' ::slS;;s|S:;s
Interest due and: aeefued::: 2,ao7,sas.Sl
Net amount Of Deferred and
outstanding Premiums go. 1;248, 465. -
Amortized Values Of Bonds
and Market Values Of
Stocks over Book Value.... 1,004,5 36 "a
Amount Of all other Admitted
Assets ................. (, 51O.2l
Gross Assets ............ .t11s, oo1, eee.7e
Unidentified Assets
A0onfso ho1ouoo. 90 900 OF
Bills receivable ............ 1,2129
All other unadmitted assets... 9,9O3.21
Total Unidentified Assets...$ Al, 388.06
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Total Disbursements ...... .s2e, 5s7, $500
NORTH DAKOTA BUSINESS.
Whole number Of policies writ
ten In North Dakota dur
ing the year @ EE
LIE
Accident, Health and Liza
buity ,...... ............986 ..-r ....-
Total Risks taken during the
year In North Dakota
Life ESQ, 211.7 70
Accident, Health and Liability 2,183,,8O0.O0
Total Premiums received dur.
ing the year In North Da- .
zss!s;:si:.a..i;s - s!.s,.;; sz:;s.s11g
Total Losses paid during the
year in North Dakota
Accident, Health and Liability H'6i6;5S
Total Losses incurred during
the year in North Dakota
Lille I7,UUB.OU
Accident, Health and Liability 5,86e.b0
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-31
CHURCH STOPS KUMAGAE
AP TENNIS PLAYER HAS
MET HIS MATCH FINALLY
tpuncxc Tx on Dcfen.Iv. Throughout,
but Puts Up Magnificent
Gimme.

FOREST HILLS, August 3O.-'rhe
st Of the FOREIGN entrants in the thir-
-siXth annual championship singles
Purnamcnt of the National Tennis AS
bclatiOn were eliminated here to-day
the second round Of the play OH the
est Side club courts. lchiya kuina
ae, champion OF japan, went down III
raE light sets before the smashing net
lay OF George ~. Church, OF Tcnaiiy.
j., at scores al b-3. J-3, G-l Dean
tatney. OF Crawford, y. j.. cut short
nc career OF 90. W. MACPHERSON. cham
ivn VI Jtusst-. in Il Iour-sct match at
4, 40, -. So. Theodore Il. pcil.
New lo :. won rom r. l.. Alex
uder alsu 81! New ork, CT. 6-3. &c.
several 81 the California stars were
iso Ca, ...t.' III some cases by their
VII '"'.tes; Roland Roberts, OF
uh Ia. ..l.sco, lost 10 Willis DAVIS,
-.i,1. now student at the uni-
$50. vi Pennsylvania, after Il hard
-. match az 80, ~, % Mau-
~, McLoughliu, 1913 Champion.
n. 40 diihculty in defeating Kenneth
KS, OF san Frisco. at t-@. g.. Ga.
II Behr. Of New. York, put James
Sn.,. OF Chicago. out o.. J-3. G-2.
pom u. =. Van Nl!ct. University OF
california, just as dccisively. at G-3.
II, 81. William j. Clothier, Of Phila-
eiphia, won from Oin j. sweet. Deg
Williams, H.. Philadelphia, defeated
robert Lel;oy, New iorH, Ct, I'll. 10.
Chief interest IN the days play CEN
{ered in the match between Church and
|>uniagae. The day WAS perfect for
ennis, and the drawing OF the Japan
fse champion against the former
Princeton expert attracted another
CALLER? of more than 5000 spectators.
{hurch made short Work Of the orien-
Ial expert. his smashing play 1T the
/ ct being too much for kuinHgac. ku-
fiagae was extremely alert, aud made
4iany gets that an ordinary iouriia-
Jacket on. hu, he never appeared at
/ ny iiiic Ia be- IN Al position oil a We
The mattel, between MACPHERSON ana
onsuuing nor" nan Two hUure, aud
Ehe russian Chan i"oH put up siren
fouS icnsc. t.e 20. thv sUry. ls.s OF
he was th' superb ;".mi shown
by ts ndma in his match against lie.
|toY he winner OF the IYli tourna-
|ncn' son almost as he pleased
leii and Alexander fought a hard
|our-sct match. tut the former proved
he steadier ana more accurate. VIII
lam j. clothicr, OF Phiiad.lp nIa, tn
oo6 title-winncr. also played impress
Five tennis. winning easily from u!!n
Ewcct. of Dcs Moines. while Clarence
I. Griffin, William ". Johnston. pres
INT champion. Mauric. T.. McLough-
I'm. Lindley Murray and Karl II. Eehr,
knd other prominent players. advanced
10 the third round withou; special et-
forts. The feature matches for TO-
borrow are as follows:
Wallace f.. johnson, Philadelphia.
| $. S. III. Noshcll Now York.
Watson N. Washburn. New York, vs..
can Mathey, Crawford, y. j.
Nathan Niles. Boston. ~. William VI.
johnston. san Francisco.
Maurice l.. McLoughlin. Los Angeles.
) 4. X. pcll, New York.
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NATIONAL. LI:AL,II:
WRESTLERS ARE READY
LnrGr Crowd Expected To-NiEht I'm
broad street Park 10 See
Finish Bout.

stranger, Lewis risks his reputa-
ton az the leading contender for the
IN finish match with Ivan LIuow. IN.
Terrible tosSack." in Broad stree,
Park Tonight. The match is SEIZED
ui.n TO start at $50 o'clock. catch-as-
catch.can style. toe and stron,,ie holds
barred, best two falls out OF three to
count, DR.. J: i, McDonouEh viii h..
me tctert:, the gates VIII he opened
congestion at the turns;iles
Women VII! not be admitted free.
mas beeh N" case in previous
matches staged here this summer.
Limo" and Lewis both declare ,hcm
selves 10 bc In perfect physica! shape.
it"Wls mas reduced several pounds of
thc surplus flesh that bothered him
IN ms recent matches in this city. and.
10 all appearances, is In condition To
put w The match ef his life. I.iuov;.
naturally TanGr and Sincwv lost about
SIX pounds while training at George
bothneTs gymnasium in New York
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ADJUSTMENTS
LyrIc's MId,ycck Chnnrc

WITH the change of bill at the I.yr!c
today VIII come a Wild. variety Of
vaudeville attractions. embracing sew
era features new - this atc1 OF the
l.. Il. O. booking. An oh favoritc In
the new show * iani.s Thompson. VINO
ls presenting TINS season with his com
pany VIVA; IS IssJl rs the fl;,.>t
and funniest concdr sketch in whirh
he has ever appeared. "Nn affair Of
i'onor' is ,hc Ute. tile conspicuous
character being "a very ur-tO-date and
Very funny "cullud Ecmmun." y wide
~ different number OF the same bill
is the novelty act of Stciudcl Brothers
all-round entertainers, who are new
30 the Southern country. OF still an
Ishcr type Of variety is the fancifully
staged exposition OF the art skatorial
II which Henry Simmons and Kate Brad
ley present themselves in the follow
ing six "dsplays''--icc skating glide.
Ia iippodromc: the FOX trot. old
style clog dancing. Russian dance and
whrliii; dance figures. The foreign
skaters promise a genuine novelty.
Brute intelligence Of high degree VIII
be exhibited in the performance given
by Prince Charles, the man-nonkcy,
said 10 lie the most highly trained
chimpanzco now in vaudeville. Prince
Charles can do anything the average
man can do, except talk according 10
his manager. The new vaudeville bill
Viii he supplemented. as usual, by new
movies.
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Movie Calendar

.jCrnH-T"-day. ELLA Hall. In
"Ihc Iirurt of q show Girl; to-
m"rrOw, ''Ihe Cali Of the Past"
with Agnes Vernon; Saturday, Ro-
maine Fielding. In "Thc Desert Rat"
sTRAND-Tn-tIay. to-m0rrOw and
Saturday. "Shcll IT, with II. Is.
Warner and Enid Narkry.
>EW - To-day. M! stcries OF
Myrn" and Isis" Hopkins; to-mor-
row aud saturday. Charlie Chaplin,
in "Thc Eloorwnikcr,'' and other
fiIms.
ISIS-r0-dny. .'rhc Grip of EVIL"
also June Caprice in "Cnprice of the
the Mountains; tO-morrow. Lillian
walker. in "Thc Man Behind the
Curtain: Saturday. Anita Stewart.
In ..'rhc Daring Of DIANA
ODEON-lo-dny, William Russell.
I'm "Thc Strength of Donald Nine
kcnItc"; Tomorrow and Saturday.
Nance O'Nrii, in "'Thr Flames OF
JOhnnni>": also Charlie Chaplin. In
"IIurd Luck"
COLONIiI.-To-dny Antonio Mo-
reno and Edith storey, In "'rhe shop
Girl; to-morrow and Saturday,
"DnrrdcNil Kate" with Virginia
Pearson.
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LOU WINS
ANOTHER LARGE PURSE

pouGHk EEpSlE. y. y, August 80.
Thomas w. Murphy captured two
more races q: the Poughiiecps!c grand
circuit meeting to-day, driving ZEN
prcssivc Lou 10 Victory in Two straight
beats in the Guy AXworthy' for three
Near-old trotters eligible TO @:l7 class
8tnd winning two OF the three heats in
! he poughkeepSic 2:lJ trottcrS with
iIirisiac. The roughkecpsie trainer
Tas also second with .Azori -iXwo-thy
I'm the Hudson Valley" for 2:l2 trot-
,ers. which was won by Mabel Trask,
driven by Walter x. Cox IN three
straight heats.
| party In the first two heats of the 2:oj
Lace, winning in 2:6J IL and (. :0G -.
I ent in the third heat he got a poor
ftart. and he was not able to beat
\ break cost Brisac the first heat
1 of the Pouehkecpsic for 2:l.. which
went to Baron Frisco; but the Muir
Iphy entry annexed the following two
with comparative ease.
! There will he four races tomorrow.
Including the IN nickerbocker" EOS
trot for purse OF $1,000
The summaries:
Thc Hudson Valley. 90 ,ro,, three
in five, $4,000:
Mabel Trask, CHI. m. 10y Peter The
hzora Axworthy. Il. IN. tMuT-
phy) ......... :..........."
Gsperanza, h. IN. Durfce, .....2 : .
and Sweet Spirit also ram Time. 2:lc-
l-2. 2:o7 Ia, 2;oS%-i.
The Guy ANworthy. for three year
old trotters eligible to ::l7 class. two
in three, $4,000:
Expressive Lou, Il. T.. 10y .Atlan-
tic Express tMn!phy> .......... !
Native Judge, h. c. Murphy .
Stellamaris. hr f. g.. pickersonD.'" 4
kNTimc, 2:1012, 2:12.
fa:O5 pnce. three heats. $1,000:
fneral Todd, h. H., by George
RUSSELL Boy. b. H.. by Rustic Pat
hite sox. b. m. tDurfee) ......3 > 5
Camelia and Attawood also ran.
rime. 2:05 1-2. eos -. 200.
Tho pouGhkeepsie, 2:l" trot Two
Yeats. $4,000:
5Brisiac. br. H., by Bingara GIur-
Baron Frisco. b. g. by San Fran
cisco CIV. Dickerson) ......d !:
Ixito, br. s.. (Goodc) ......... % : ;
American Girl and DO Sepalos also
ran Time, 2:0S3-4 30? Ia. 2:lo.
t. divided fourth money.
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"TWO-TWO" is NEW DANCE
VIII BE ballroom FnNorite II RECON-
mcndution of Dnncing Masters
Is Adopted.

CHICAGO. August 3o.-The two
two is tho new dance which Will be
the ballroom favoritc. II the recon-
men lat!or Of the American National
Association OF Dancing Masters is
adopted. y special committee of six
teachers have designed the dance, and
to-day demonstrated il to the dancing
tcaChcrs in convention here.
The new dance Will he introduced 10
the public il moving pictures. The
"two-two" is danced by 4 syncopated
rythr: 49, dancing IL the man starts
off with the left foot. making long
step to the count Of !. = with a slight
balance at the end OF the step: then
n quick step to the count of 3; then
shift the balance TO the right foot;
draw the left up to it,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-31
Painful Swollen Veins
Quickly Relieved
and Reduced

Mrs. r. NJ Renter. OF Federal. Kan
sas. writes an interesting account of
her success I'm reducing Il severe case
or enlarged veins that should DO en-
couraSing to others similarly afflicted.
She suffered with badly swollen and
inhameG veins Gin fact. ono had
brokcn). for moro than seven wars
before she became acquainted with
Absorbinc, Jr.. and used It, Absorbinc.
Jr.. was faithfully applied for several
weeks and. to quote from her letter.
Tho large knots in the veins left. 1,
was all nicely healed. and has no,
bothered me since
Absorbine. Jr.. Ia an antiscptic lini.
manufacturing. cooling and soothing
Safe and pleasant to use. 800 and
500 ut your druggists or postpaia
Liberal trial bottle postpaid for I6c l.,
stamps. ". r. IOI;NC u n II -"
2I9 Temple St. Springfield. Mass
Advertisement. .
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Sue. for Heavy Damages.

Special 70 The Times DiSpatch.1
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, August
+ Doyle II. Lang. son of 4. II. Lang,
ocal contractor. has entered an ac-
n for damages against the Kinder
nmerman Co, OF this city. placing
D amount at $4,000. The case will
me up at the October term OF the
Prporation Court. Young Lang was
Verely injured nearly year ago,
then heavy poster sign fell on hin,
Phile he was passing the jefferson
Theater. The defendant is the hold
ing company which owns tho Jefferson
Thcater property. and In composed
mostly of well-known local citizens.
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VIRGINIA PEARSON. STAR
IN piI0TOPI.tS At COLONIAL

Clarence j. Harris. who made the
scenario for Daredevil Kate" the
William Fox picture in which Virginia
Pearson Will appear at the Colonial
tomorrow and Saturday, is a retired
minister He was born in New Eng
land, and was a Unitarian preacher for
more than twenty years before lie
took up scenario writing.
Antonio Moreno and Edith STOREY
have scored a tremendous hit ut iho
Colonial in THE Shop Girl" written
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!, S P O R T S
Cobb Narrows Margin
and Robertson Climbs

The mnrGIn separating iris
speaker and Ty Cobb, who are Gu
gagged In "a Srcnt rncc for butting
hOn0rs In the American I.cuguc. was
nnrrowcd tn nine points yesterday.
when Cobb got three hits In four
times at bat. while Speaker NNns go
Ing hitlrSs i'm fon- trinis. This re-
suit WAS u gain OF eight points for
Cobb. Joe Jackson hit safely twice
In four trips 10 the plate nnd gained
Il point.
Dave Robertson climbed I'm second
place among National I.rupue bats
men by driving out three Sufrtirs i'm
h'r times up. Hal Chase, second
yesterday. dropped to NTH b., fail
ing Ia hit In sin triuIs. Dnuhrrt,
Wagner and iiornAb!, the other
leaders. were out of the Enmc. The
standings:
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Ibrnper-I}roOlSs.

Especial To The Times Dispatch
HOI.I.INS VA. August 3O.--'ro -da V
at noon. at the Baptist parsonage. Neil
Roy Draper and Miss Daisy Lucille
Brooks were united in marriage. Rev.
George i!raNton Taylor performing the
ceremony. Immediately after the ccrc-
mony Mr.. and Mrs. Draper left for
Washington, Baltimore and other East g.
crn points. Upon their return they
will make their home at Starkcy, Va.
where Mr.. Draper is the agent OF tho
Norfolk and Western Railway
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Assists Rocky Mount in Celebrating Day by
\ Getting All Games in
Sight.

ROCKY MOUNT ~ c, August ao-Boos-
er's day was featured by two-ply shu,
out of the Tarheels and P"rtsm S nal
score Of prizes With many aths etc, events ven 4,
10 coast contributed their part in tho days
pleasures and the crowd had good TIM"
even IL they couldn't win ball gam"
Portsmouth scored timely hits off Jarmai
and league. and annexed both games which
&ssJc OF the abbreviated sort in order %
kc timo for the big merchants booster
The scores:
First Game.
corc by innings: l, ~ J.,
{rtsnOutn ..-...-.... 7" " " " ~ V
Ocky Mount ........0 o q o Go
BatterieR-WoOd and Reynolds; league and
bot, Welcher. Umpire. Caulhowcr.
Second Game.
coro by innings: Il II y.
tsmouth .......... q o.
Ky Mount ......... 0 o 0 q % :
atteries-Orr and Reynolds: Jarman and
bot. Umpire. CaulInowcr.
ttendance, 1000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-31
THE FLOORWALI<ER." WITH
CIIARl.IE: CHAPLIN. AT MEN

The last episode OF the mysteries
OF MEra' Will be seen at the New The
alter to-day. sis Hopkins and other
good films also Will he shown
Charlie Chaplin will be seen on Fri
day and Saturday, in The Floorwalk-
err Other good pictures also Will be
presented.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-31
"IIEAItT or a SHOW GIRL"
At TIE. VICTOR TUEATE.I{

Ella Hall will be presented in The
Heart Of Show Girl at the Victor
rhcatcr to-day. Tomorrow the fca-
turc picture will be THE Call of the
iast." with Agnes Vernon, and the pro-
gram Will include several comedies. On
Saturday Romano Fielding viii be
shown in The DeScr; Rat" and there
Will be a western feature ana com
cdieS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-31
"SliIiLL A. WAR DRAMA.
ATTRACTION At THE STRAND

Shell 81 the war drama by c. Gard.
ner Sullivan. in which the Triangle
presents II. Il. Warner and Enid Mar
Key as co-stars, will be seen at the
,'rah" To-Day, tomorrow and Satur-
day
The comedy relief will be furnished
by FULLY Marshall aud Fay Tucker, in
a farce called. skirts"