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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-12
TRAPsHOoTERs BUSY
Every SUITE VIII Have n Champion to
Compete In st. Louis
In tuEuht.

TrapShootinG champions have been
made In thirty-sevcn States. and two
moro will be added to the list this week
when state championship tournaments
VIII DO conducted In Rhode Island and
SOUTH Dakota. This is the first State
championship tournament ever. con
Quoted In Rhode Island. as no State
association was formed until this year
There Will not be state lacking as
representative when the amateur cham
pionship event is called in st. Louis tho
third week I'm August.
While the two State championships
arc important, there are two other
tournaments that take place during the
week that are also highly important
and Will possibly attract moro atten-
ton than the State tournament compe-
utions They arc the tenth annual
Eastern Handicap. which takes place
on the Keystone Shooting League traps
Holmesburg Junction. Philadelphia. ia
and the ninth annual powwow Of
the Pacific Indians. which takes place
on the Manitou Park traps in Tacoma
Wash. II would be dilicult TO yet two
such important tournaments any fur
,hcr apart aud still have them in tho
United states.
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-ONG ISLAND RACES OVER

|EW YORK. July ll-Thoy sounded
Ps on the Long Island racing sea-
~ AHucduct to-day. Tho horse.
+ move TO Tunkors to.morrow
nee TO Saratoga. II wap rather a
u dar on tho faNoritcs. three com.
/ TN behind The hardest blow IT
ihvori,c piascrs WAS in tho Myrtle
inr stakes, when Fcnmousc a G-to-i
~, corpcd, with Blue Thistle no
ere. In tho stccplcchasc. swish. Tho
ID thing took a tumble at tho urst
NJ. while in the FIRST even; cheer
: defeated by Mario odilc.
!Aaucduct Hc.uit..
lie. 10 ,McCahcD. 10 .. S 10 ). :
10. hrst. Cheer. lha ,Tapiin. To :
o 4. out. second: Mira. llt Garner,
10 ]. . 10 ]. TO .. third. Time. l:ol.
terina. Aimee T. Bot,lcss Baby.
OTTO, Marhlchead, Lsntana and Doc
ccond-about TWO miles -rootiirhts.
, 'keating), 10 /. : 10 |. 10 ;,
St! Brother stone. 49, oBush). S to
3 10 !, = to ;. sccond viicr 135
urphg. 10 :. To >. : to 10. third
ne. t:2i: swish. D!Xon rar. ana
rhird--six turlones sand Marsh. i26
u,welD. II 10 Ia, 20 3. out. FIRST:
.Eicbcrt. 10" Garner. TO |. II
= to >, second; kowcasa. 1rs ~
TasgarD. . /" .. ! TO :, out. third
ne. l.l"3- t'ri2.ic. Distant shore
Il The Decision also ran
Hourth-onn milc--Fcnnousc. III a.
TaE=arD, TO TO !. even. FIRST:
T. Lillis. 100 tShillinTp. 10 To /. ;
!. S TO >, second: Fac. ll3 tSutwelD.
TO !. to ! 10 ,. third Time
y, Elun Thistle. !iaubcrta Sky
lot and Star Gift also ran.
tiftn-five fnrionvs--Sortie, lIa q
'TagcarD, 10 to 20. 70 4. out. hrst
wn Hall, ll5 tRutweib, 10 to l. s
|. 70 :. second: Black Vote. II.
.ink>. SO TO !. 10 TO |, 5 u i. third
me-. 1901 IS. Torchbearcr. Ed CART
u, County Court, Daddy LonGlegs
ch; and Rose Finn also ran.
sixth --one milc-Aiaintenant as o.
,TaCEarD. 10 3. out. first: Sir Will
n, Johnson. 40 fShuttirEer). 2 TO ..
10 ., out. second; Wcnonah. 80 IMc-
hcy), i 10 to l. 10 10. out. third.
nc, 1882 35. fonly three starters)
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cmANcEny nELEAsE DEEDS.
-Four Release Deeds. Amounting I,
RI ZIG

M L. walker. trustee. TO j. H.
Thompson. Il feet inch BY 6i feet
! inches west line First street. 1879
feet s inches south of Duval Street.
July l. 1916. S2t2.
l.. :. Rose ct ais. trustees. to j.
NJ. Sheppard ct al. 81 feet inch by
IS feet II inches south line Williams
burg Avenue. being No. 5000. July 10.
1916, Si.o60
Charles X. Willis ct al. trustees. to
NJ. Davidson ct al. 30Nl1 feet s inches
corner Of Fulton and Graham Streets:
also 23N3o feet south line Mitchell
street. % feet east OF Hickory Street.
july 10. l3I6. Si3i.
Rank Of Commerce and Trusts. trus-
tee. TO l.. 6 Miles ct w. 60Xlo5 feet
west line Thirtr-fifth street. 90 feet
south OF l. street. July 10, 1915 So
$50
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oHANcEnr DEEDS or TRUST.
Eight Deeds 0f Trust. huouuttn- =,
SnS30ISO

Pat Mcponouyh CT ny to w. r.
CHM. trustee, "a feet - ii-chcs BY
J1o feet north limo Stuart Avenue. loo
,ort II. inches east "f Elm Street.
u u. Stoltz TO Il. l.. Robins. trustee.
."N 20 feet south line Taylor street.
o"l icct west OF Harrison Street. Feb
ruary -, 1916, $1,000
W. II. Kelley ct uX. to r. G. Ehcrrv
r. al, trustees. '0Nlio feet east line
Third street. - feet north of Victor
street. July s. 1915 sSJ40
Same TO 9. c. Taylor. trustee. 5ox14o
feet cast line Third Avenue 80 feet
north OF Victor Street, July :, 1916.
$1,000.
Mamie *. Mccoy TO r.: s. lose ot al.
trustees. - feet inch by rs feet II
nchcS south line WILLIAMSBURG Ave
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South >tInntIc I,c,,u.

At Aucusta--AuEnsta ;. Macon (
ihrst game. II innings).
augusta . Macon 3 Second game. S
At hlbany-Albany. q Charleston, 4
tnrst game II inniuSsD
Albany, o; Charleston, fsecond
gamc).
Az Columbus = Columbus Columbia
(rain).
At Montgomery Montgomery. 3:
Jacksonville. 6 on innings
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EXCURSIONS.
'cr's seventh Annual Two-Dny Popular
Excursion In the Mount aims and Caycrns

DIcr's seventh Annual Two-Dny Popular
Excursion 4" the Mountains and Cnycrns
OF lurny
NiA y & w. and e e q. n. RI. THURS
DAI July 2o-2l. Rates and schedule same
- heretofore. Hours OF travel through tho
"SHENANDOAIf NAI.LsY.'' In full Wow
OF Tho BIUE RIDGE and ALLEGHANY
MOUNTAINS. night and moro than half
DAY at I.uray
hIL NECESSARY EXPENSES railroad
fare, three meals. lodging. transporta ton
from Iuray to Cavcrns. Observation-Disclosures
with guidcs-ssso children. $3.50. All stops
except sutherland between Petersburg and
farmvilic have hccn secured, going and
returning. al tho same rate. Electric ears
leaving South Richmond \. NJ. arrive In
Petersburg In time TO connect with this
excursion. Icav. Petersburg. y. e w
Depot Thursday. July Goth. a:co a. VI. Arr
rive Luray so =. NJ. Returning, leave
l.uray Friday. ?lst ZOO y. NJ Arrive
49, or write ISHAM n. DYER. Petersburg.
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HENRICo TRANSFERS.
-Four Deeds OF Bargain aud SnIc,
Amounting fo SI5hO

Abbey Realty Corporation 10 Mrs.
of Stuart Avenue. between Common
wealth and Wcstmorcland Streets.
May j., 1916. $500
l.. \. GlcShorn ct uX. to w. s Miller.
acres III l'enrico County. May II.
1916. tax 30 cents.
Charles Il. Smith ct ux. to w. w.
Parsons. 160N2i5 feet east line Of
Robin Avenue. $50 feet south OF Oak
street. June 80, 1916. tax kin 81
Greater Eichmond Realty Company.
Inc. 10 Mrs. L. NJ. krauSc @5Xl3i feet
south limo Of cutShaw Avenue. July
l. 1915, tax 30 cents. $40.
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ElBEL TO JOIN TEAM

liack Eib.i who has been sl,k for
sometime with pneumonia. has rccov-
Climbers in Rochester and To take
active charge OF the territory around
first base. He will leave this after
noon and be In the game on Thurs
Gay afternoon. kelliher, who has been
films in around first base since Eibcl
has been sick will be retained by
Manager Smith as utility man aud as
pinch hitter. AS Swatter. Eclii-
her is some hard hitter at times
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AMERICAN LEAGUE


- Sacrifice h,,-1pechinpaugh. Bases on
Cullop. :. OF Russell. J. of BE-
'. OFT Gould. !. fiitE---on culiup !, in
lninss: OF Rcbcc. in J i-a innings: on
,'nh" ia 30 inning. OFF Could. in I
NIX struck "ut--by Russell. J. hy
soc, by Could s Passed bsll--BiIi-
t'mpires. iildebrand and U'LouShiin.
~ ~ game 20
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ur:NnIco DEEDS or ruusr.
Six Deeds OF Trust. Amounting to

SU.OSti.50.
Thomas w. Brown at uN. 10 H. X
Pollard. Jr.. trustee. 60 feet on north
side Of Darbytown Road. July :. 1916
$l,0SS.
l.. *. Bnford CT uN. to American
Trust Company, trustee. - acres south
side OF Mountain Road. seven miles
northwest Of city. July Z. 1916. $500
Fred Irwin to T.. V. Fariuholt, trus-
tee. ".I?5 chains by 1872 chains on Pat
tcrson Avenue. July !, 1915. s3.5do
w. w. Parsons to w. J.. Miller trus-
tee. 150N2A5 feet cast line Of Itobin
Avenue. $40 feet south OF Oak street.
June 80. 1916. So37.J0
Henry Ellerson to A. +. Chcwniuc
trustee, 2l63 acres east OF city near
Williamsburg Stage Road. June %.
1916, 1886
Thomas II. James ct ux. TO Charles
Is Willis ct ais. trustees. o6.n3 acres
In Narina District. July II. 1916, slS5
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FiGI.
w. G. Neal. Ia repair brick ware
house at Il and 10 South Eighth street.
to cost 500
c. II. Whitlocks estate. to repair
brick stores ut -. IL and 10 Market
Place. between Broad and Marshall
streets, to cost Sl.20O.
I. Gray lIaddon. to build - two story
brick dwelling ~ 300 beverly Street,
10 cost $1,000
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$50
Marie Il. Eurchcr ct vir To- Charles
II. Phillips. trustee. - feet a. inches
by % feet inches cast line 81. John
street. - feet 1t inches south of
Charity street July :. 1916. $3GV,o
6. III. Cosby ct ny. to ~. K. Pollard.
Jr.. trustee, J0Ni2a feet north line
Beverly street. lII feet west OF Elm
street. June -. 1916. S2.SO0
w. j. Parrish to Sauc. tJUxi35 feet
at the northeast corner Of Monument
Avenue and Tildcn street. June ~
1916 SlGSJl
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chased from John T.. Sheppard. is sit
uatcd IN the old Sheppard estate. and
SOLD Tor $4,000. Fred Irwin sold to
August T.. I;rinncli q lot rroutiu..
twcnty-onc feet three inches on tho
north side OF Clay Street. just east
o. The corner OF First Street. FOR
$1,000
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ELECTRIC PERMITS.

The following permits were issued
Yesterday by the Electrical Depart
mcnt:
W. II. jerks. for e. q. Morris. 1927
North Twenty-eishth street, fourteen
outlets
BROAD street. nfty-tNc outlets and
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nENnlao nELI9A So DEEDS.
-Four Deeds OF RcIcasc, Amounting 10
Ilun

lain c. Easlcy, trustee. 10 Charles
Wright. ii acres In Fairfield District
near Elko Station. on Chesapeake and
Ohio Eailroad May -, 1915. $3.50.
John ~ Lamb. trustee. TO Charles
Wright ~ acres in lIcnrico County.
May -. 1916, a3.250
". II Pollard. Jr.. trustee, to Thomas
W brown. 20 acres south side OF
Darhytown Road. July S, 1916. $1,000.
+. VI. EoXlcy ct ais, trustees To
Henry f:licrsom. 23.63 acres near Will
lialnsburS stage Road. Juno 81. 1916,
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BUILDING PERMITS.

Five building prrI,nt<. Amounting to
S,S:il.
Permits Tor new and repair work
we're ISSUED Yesterday by Building In
Spcctor Butler AS follows:
r. T. Eibh. to repair brick dwelling.
3"o1 FLOYD avenue, TO cost $i61.
Miss l. rurungc. TO repair brick
dwelling, 32oo Floyd Avenue, to cost
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American i.soriatIun.

american tshOcipttUn.
~ .oinn,bus-columbus !: Kansas
Al Indiana polls Indianapolis. l. St
raul, 'hrSt game. 10 innin2sp
indianapolis, J. ST. Paul Isccond
GamcD.
At Toledo-Tolcdo, c: Milwaukee, :
thrst gamcD.
Toledo, |; Milwaukee. fsecond
gainc).
Al Louisvillc-I.ouisviilc. s: Mime
apolis. 10 (nrst gamcJ
Louisville. u; Minneapolis, (second
gamc).
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Three Days In the Mountains
So Round Trip
toLynchburg
Sa Round Trip to Roanoke
Train Leaves Richmond 1850 A. NJ
Tuesday, July IS, Wis NJ & M nv

Tuesday, July IS. Via n. & w. ny.
special fast train OF vcstihuIcd
coaches will leave Richmond II A. NJ
tuesday. July IS. over the Norfolk and
1'w es.erm Railway' running through to
change OF cars. Returning. will leave
Roanoke 80 P. NJ: and Lynchburg 5
allowing three days in the mountains.
This train Will stop at Bedford. Mont
vale and Blue Ridge. but will make no
tickets will he sold for this train ut
the low rate OF 81 to I.ynchbnrg and So
TO Roanoke. Opportunity to attend
Woodmen OF the World, Roanoke, Va,
Take advantage. For further infor-
nation, apply to City passen GeTi and
TICKET Agent, 338 East Main Street.
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The Weather
Furnished b. 4. =. weather bureau


II noon temperature
) i. NJ. temperature
MAXIMUM temperature 10 T. NJ.
Minimum temperature to T. Nj
Mean temperature
NorInai tclnpciaturc for this date.
Excess in temperature.
Dencicncy IN temperature since
March ..... =
Acc'imu lated deficiency since Janu-
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ito,'cwcIl.
Rocky Mount


'mnar%: Runs simmons o.. Matthew ];
HOPKINS, Summers ts'. Barnett 90.
lhbrcnncr. AiDuS. Ga ston TNo- base hits
O"rt. Carroll. Hopkins. Stcinbrnu,.nr ,:I.
Ns' CASTOR, simmons. Sacrifice hit-S'"in
hn"r ,nH). stolen la scs Matthews. Bar.
!. Summofs Struck out-by Iarman. 4
CASTOR. s. Has"s on Ia ll.--by Jsrnnan. 4.
Gastun 4 wild pitch--by LarTnan I.
sea balls-Gust 90. iilts--oH JarInan II
: ~ runs In innings. f.afi on bases
NV Mount, :. Hopewcli. G. Umpire Ken.
" finc 81 zamc-l::7
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IocnI Rainfall.

Rainfall. 81 hours ending ) l.. NJ. q
Excess in rainfall since March |. LES
EXCESS in rainfall since January
81
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= S P O r T S
VIRGINIA LEAGUE
Continued from Eighth rasco

VTNIIIWCV ITUHI TIIp TItU IrV.'
game I'm good form. The onslaught
sweet revenge for the Bombs. The
~ rcdcemina feature OF the Tarhcclb
yins was Il catch by t;iscl in the
nth. robbing Barnett OF a home run.
. score:
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Local Ob.cryntion. r

IiOCHI VDHcTNhtfOnN nj j.. VI.
Temperature. 81; humidity. II: wind.
direction, south wind velocity. . !;
state OF weather. clear.
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MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS

southern Associations
~ Notwithstanding. =: Chatta-
nooga. o.
only ono game
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SECOND GAME.

|'o'c p| inninE': n
Neard o r "a q .. n
n York .............e Q D o = a.
imnsry: Run. -t;rancy. Speaker G.nAtl.
|'pnah. HiSh. Mace. Tno-bsr~ h,t.-
fher Chapman. I.Uuuc rmtik walter.
c'tHtc MT 'hH pIiHn stolen bHsc-J;1u
Haerihco hits Russell Chapman Double
|-DalN I" Wsmhv. Barc> on h,Iis-oN
f"ns "N Russell. =; Of i.ouGrrmiIL !,
Il On ksailns. In > % tnninIf III Ru,
ia Is innings M by uiirhe--b,
l9trnIk ,Hirh'. struck out-hy KeAt.
~ huAScil :, hN ShswkcN /: by
|I1efhilk- "ild pttch-kcatinr I'm
s." Loushlin and iIiIdcbrand Tir,c-
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NINE

twelve motors.
Same. for y, w. Bowo & Son. 10,
North Seventh Street. seventeen out
EnSclbcrg & Rear. for Economy Tire
company. 5:5 West Broad Strcct. ono
two-horsc- power motor.
l.. r. Warrincr for C;cbhardt Rucbcr
1901 North Twcnty-seventh street, i've
outlets.
Same. FOR, same. 1900 Q street. TWEEN
ty-two outlets
w. +. Mahoncy. for o. s. Morton.
"2l5 stuart Avenue. four fixtures
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Marriage licenses wcrc issued bv Tho
clerk OF the Hastings Court yesterday
as follows:
Norwood l.. McIndoe and Aloise Z.
Clements.
Mason.
Raynor w. Wcstover. OF Norfolk, and
NJ. Evelyn Haley. OF Chester. III.
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STUDENTS WHO FAIL.

Considerable surprise is expressed over the number OF students
recently dropped Annapolis naval academy There were eighty
two who coudn get per in class work Some argue
that Others the appointment system is
wrong admitting many boys lacking the required capacity
The dropping number of students from higher nst-
uos is however unusual constant stream of the unfit is
beng cast the best colleges 1t done quietly The
Young people from their homes with Qualifications
They return dark of health It's mental Incidence u
ally.
Colleges and normal schools in position to make
strict They subject to the limitations of the
public schools No politicians threaten them for cutting off the
children favore They dominated by hysterica people
who whole the failure of popular chill
dren to gain promotion.
only motive tending TO lax standards in the higher III
situations bgne This feeling too common
must be admitted many college faculties size the only
financial perpxit Only with big classes they feel can
they get advertising athletic and create body of
alumni to work for cndowmenS
advertising is body of graduates who making sue
cesse had only by wedding insists Thereby the fail
us fields of effort for which they better quail
fled they get shock that apt them to fe cold
realities.
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M[T[TI[II[IIIIIIIIII[[I[I

three children and could not raise any of
them, but since | have taken the Com
pound l have a bright baby boy. l
advise every suffering woman to try it
and get relief. thas done wonders for
me. Mrs. CATHARINE COOLING, 1873
E. King Street, York, Pa.
When a medicine has been successful
in bringing health to so many, no
woman has right to say without try
ing it, al do not believe it will help
me-" There must be more than hun
bred thousand women in this country
who, like Mrs. Goodling, have proven
what wonders Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound can do for weak and
ailing women. Try it and see for
yourself.
If there are any complications
you don't understand, write
Lydia r. Pinkham Medicine Co.
(cOnfidentiaD, Lynn, Mass.
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OVER. WORKED MAN
bank Cashier Almost a Wreek-HOW
He Regalned Strength

Maysville people will realize that
this il one more link in the wonderful
chain OF evidence proving that Vinol,
our delicious cod liver and iron tonic,
has no equal to Great strength.
Mr.. Charles A. 0gle. Monrovia. Md,
says
For many years | was a school
teacher. then for three years was De-
putty Clerk in Frederick County, Nd,
and for the last three years | have
been Cashier of the First National
Bank. My nerves got in such bad
condition, and with poor assimilation
Of food. was fast becoming a physical
and mental wreck. Seeing an adyer-
tisoment foi yinol purchased a bot
tie. and found IL TO be exactly what
needed. II has not only benefited my
nerves. but built me up both mentally
and physically, and want TO recon-
mend IL to any one suffering as
did"
Try a bottle OF Vinol with the un-
derstanding that your money viii be
returned II Il does not help you.
Pecor Drug Company, Maysville, Ky,
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TRAVELS COLD AND COUGH
CURES

Menthol Drops zoe pound.
HOarhound Drops zoe pound.
Hoarhound and MenthOl Drops
poe pound.
HOarhOund and Honey Drops
zoe pound.
HOarhound, Honey and MenthOl
Drops zoe pound.
Licorice Drops 40c pound.
Roundtree's Clear Gums. Men
thOl and Glycerine, DC bag.
Best Calibre Y. & S. LicOrice
DC stick.
Smith Bros Cough Drops sc
box.
Huff's Honey Drops Zoe box.
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We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case Of Catarrh that cam
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
+. J. CHENEY q CO., Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known r.
J. Cheney for the last is years and be-
lleve him perfectly honorable In all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by his firm.
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE.,
Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces OF the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price 75c per
bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
patton.
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MOVIE Is FIRST-CLASS PERFOR.
NANCE, SAYS COURT.

New York.-The coming of motion
pictures has resulted in an evolution
of the theatrical business to such an
extent, according to a court decision
announced here. that theater hold
ing continuous performances of high
grade film pictures and musical mum.
bers, may be regarded as first-class
playhouse in every respect. The State
Supreme Court, in the decision, de-
MED the application of owners of a
Broadway theater for an injunction re-
straning the leasing company from
operating continuous performances at
popular motion picture prices. The in
junction was asked on the ground that
the theater was not operated by the
lessee as a first-class playhouse.
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PECOR DRUG STORE.
PURLIC SALE.

saturday, March 4. at the old Sallee
{ 10. one mile from Fernleaf, on the
Clark run and Washington pike.
cesistered Short Horn Cattle,
3 Notses and Mules, 10 Graded Short
f. IA Cattle, 20 head Of Hogs, Farming
lmplements, Household and Kitchen
Furniture.
All sums under $40 cash. over that
amount the purchaser will be given
one years time, without interest, upon
furnishing note with security.
IRIS a = DONOVAN, Executrlx.
". G. Ha'c kins. Auotioneer.
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or the eight or ten shoe factories in
Ireland three or four are in the South,
the largest. Cork factory. having 300
or more operatives. Out of about fifty
harness and saddlery shops probably
twelve are In Munster.
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indications that President Wilson has changed his mind
on one governmental problem. \ few months Assistant
Postmaster urktt of Wnnka H. discharged for
pressing personal opinion that the President should not have
married the death of his first wife The POoc De
partmen this dismissal it termed full
all the Newspapers the affair pitt
publicity which resulted in uritt temporary reinstatement
followed by President Wilson'S perempoy order that he be fully
position Now however urktt has been
red Chicago Burki change his home incur
expense transportation I'm of the ruke the postal
received the first hardly ceabc that
took the latest action without of the President
prevail Burkitt will if he fixes his gaze job
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-02-28

Fuel oil from Scotch shale fields
has been found highly suitable for
the British navy and il is estimated
that from 100000 to 100000 tons will
be available annually for $50 years.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-02-28
--TRAXEL $
THE House of Quality"
WHEN PA BEGINS TO SHAVE.

But what a change has come about!
Pa shaves most every day.
He's got a DURHAM-DUPLEX now;
A coupon showed the way.
A DEMONSTRATORS put him wise
To all the time he'd save;
Our house is like a playground now
When Pa begins to shave.
He don't get mad, or rant around;
He's mild as he can be-
81 reckon the Millennium
Has come" says Ma to me-
An Pa he says, by heck, II has!
For years | was a slave,
But DURHAM-DUPLEX set me free!
I've Jest begun to shave"
Continued in Wednesdays paper II
you cant wait. see complete poem in
cur window.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-02-28

found 1t TO be all you
say it is. l was so
sick that 1 could not
stand at my sink to
wash dishes and l
could not sit without
a pillow under me.
/ had tn e doctor
every few days but
since l have taken
the Compound l
don't have to send
for him have had
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-02-28

Electric fans have been designed
to keep the rollers OF printing presses
col or TO yentilate press rooms when
presses are not running.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-02-28

The marked production Of sulphur
in the United States last year. s27.6S4
long tons, was the greatest In the his
tory Of the Industry
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-02-28

The railroads of this country kill
10000 persons every year, most Of the
unfortunates being tresspassers.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-02-28
EXTREME WEAKNESS
and SUFFERING
Read How Mrs. Goodling got
Relief and Strength.

York, Pal have used Lydia f.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and