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PERTINENT FACTS ABOUT
WORLDS BASEBALL SERIES
DATES FOR THE GAMES.

DATES FOR THE GAMES.
al Braves Field, Boston II. at Ebbets Field. Brooklyn.
second Gane-Monday. October 3 Fifth ufsdas o''""
at Braves Field. Boston. at Braves Field, Boston -.
Imrd Game-Tuesda October 49, Sixth Game-Frday oc'ooe' -"
at Ebbets Field. Brooklyn. Ebbes Field. Brooklyn.
In the even a seventh ~me ia necessary 1t will b. played on Saturday.
October ~ The place will be decided by the tosso OF a coin unless 's ov
asree to stage he contest at. the larger Braves Field. IL a game " posi- Jos,
poned, m accom- Of rain. o Z for some other aus a legal ran oc rs na
until a lega gan shan. nave been played.
A tie game Will not be played OF In the city where 1t occurred' Ot inc
teams VII move on to the next city.
TIME OF GAMES.
UMPIRES FOR THE SERIES.
For National League. Henry ODay and Ernest Quigley; for American
League. william Dineena n Thomas Connolly.
PRICES FOR TICKETS IN BROOKLYN.
Lower grand stand, hrst nine rowsD 800 Present left field bieachers 49,. 400
Rest OF lower stand 49,. 500 Temporary right hld hesshe' 80 Io 90
PRICES FOR TICKETS IN BOSTON.
BOX seats . ...... e.. BE-. ... $500 Third base pavilion ,admission) 800
Grand stand So. ............... 400 Bleachers ............".....'' 80
First base pavilion u-servei). -. 200
HOW TICKETS WILL BE SOLD.
In brooklyn all seats will be reserved. with he exception Of thu m
dollar seats in he temporary left field btachers. Reserved eats FOR three
gancs may be obtained by sending a regular application form issued py .e
Brooklyn club, accompanied by the required amount Seats In the temporary
left field stands will be for. sMeo on the morning Of each game
In Boston box. grand stand and first bse pavilion are reserved. Seats
for hr-e games nay be Obtained by applying to the Boston III by, mai.
with the required amount enclosed Third bae pavilion seats and % cen
blca'hcr seats will be for saleo on the mornins II each game
PLAYERS ELIGIBLE TO PARTICIPATE.
BROOKLYN NATIONA1S-Wibet Robinson. manager: Edward Apple
Dell. Gustav Gez James Johnston. otto Miller. Walter Nails, Harry Myers.
oliver MMa Edward rfener George Fucker Sherrod smith. Charles stenge'
Zacharas Wheat
Barry Forrest Caiy. George Foster. Del Gainor. lawrence Gardner. SyHsnus
OLAF Herr ksen. Richard Hobihlel Harry Hooper. Harold Janvrn
George Ruth Everett, scott Ernest shore, Albert shorten.C Chester Thomas
Henry Wagner Clarence Walker. James Walsh. Weldon wyckon.
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SECOND GAME.

Two base hits-wnt, McInnis. Tire. has.
nj iealcy. stolen bases Hooper. Walker.
Walsh. Sacrifice hit -Janvrin Sacrifice nv
McNallv. Double" PLAYS Hooper and Thomas
Myers, witt and Mrlnnis HcAlry. Grover and
Mclnnis leff IN bases -Fhiladclphia, 10 Hos
Ton. q First base IN error Rnston. Bases
on hrlls on Myers, IN Majors, /; IN Ruth
oN WyckoN, = Nlts AMI earned runs ON
Myers, . hits, I run In 6 innings IN Nnhors
4 hits, \ runs in Innings M Ruth, II hits
? runs IN 5 innings ~ WNknH. I hts . rrus
IN \ innings struck ont Nv Myers, w
>an"rs, . hy Rum. | hy Wyckon, Passed
hGll 'Picinich Empires Mrssrs ntna,n and
nl nush!in Time II game ! hour and IS min.
uteS
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Baseball To-day. . games; frst game
~. New York Americans - Nssf
ton. Polo Grounds, Admission zoe "a
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smashed a long hit to left centre. Hy
Myers losing the bali In the sun the
old apple rolling to the fence for a home
run. scoring Robertson ahead.
Then Smithie got real riled and ended
the agony by tanning Betting Benny
krun. who looks like Breeziny Jenny
since the Giants invaded the sacred soil
Of dear old %Flatbush.
The Dodgers started recovering lost
ground in the second. Mowrey maclng Il
hit past Zimmerman for two bases and
riding home astraddle of Olson's timely
thump to left. The Giants came back
with another run In the third, singles by
Herzog and Robertson and an error by
Hy Myers turning the trick. Hy made
"A good throw to get Herzog at taird.
but the ball bounced past Mowrey. and
over the scoring dish galloped Charley.
Brooklyn Batting e
In the last half Of the third came the
big Brooklyn batting explosion. Tho
Dodgers aimed hits and runs all over
Benton. Johnston beat gu, n hit to the
box. Daubert beat out a rap 10 thinner
a Heinie felded Hy Myers's poke
and threw TO Fletcher. forcins Daubert.
Johnston taking third. Wheat beat out
a hit past Benton. scoring Johnston and
putting Myers on second.
SO far In this canto all OF the Brook
lyn bingles had been iniield taps. Cut
shaw. however. broke out with a regular
man sized wallop. a ringing rap to right
that drove In Myers and put Wheat on
third. McGraw here gave Benton the
gate and planted Poll Perritt on the
pitching peak. Mowrey greeted Poll with
a whale OF a slash down the left field
fo,l line driving In Wheat with the wing
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AM LEAGUE.

IN r..
New York. u; Warrington. q (calied In
eleventh inning On account " darkness.
philadelphia, 8; Boston, 3 'hrsp.
philadelphia, ~ Boston, 3 lsecond).
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'Rattra fnr Kantlchn"r In tho eighth inning
TRAN for Ipi,rus In the ninth inning,
Rnston .. ...,.'.'.''' U " -
philaiplphia ......-.,. o q q | q ga
Two base hits -MAranyille, kOnr'chy .,
Magcr. Home Wn-rHskrrt, Sacrifice hits
Snodgrass, Rudolph Sacrifice fies Msranyilla.
Iudcrus Double PLAYS MarAnyillr nnd Ko.
netchy Stock. Nichnr and Iudcrus . LEFT
on bases Huston, n, rhilad'lphia, : First
base an errors Roston, ., philadelphia, .
Bases on halls-oN Rudolph. I IN RiNcy, 2;
IN Kantlchnrr, ! on Oo,ohgcr, l. Hts and
earned runs oH Rudolph, 2 runs on l,,cv.
. and | in az "r Mayer, non" and none IN
Is. IN Kantlchner, | End | IN | m Orschgrr,
| and none In J HI hy pitcher Bv llSey. |
iSrndgrnsSl struck out ny Rudolph, ): by
RiNcy. 2 hy kHutlrhn"r. |: 10y beschgcr, ..
| mpircs- Ncssrs o'DHr ani Emsli". Time Of
gumr-l hour aud s. minutes,
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PfcHer to the Rescue.

Uncle Wilbert Robinson wisely sun
planted Smith with Pfeffer IN the fourth
frame and the big blond Teuton twirler
held the clan McGraw In check during
the res, OF tn" melee. our Giants bumped
JEFF for a run IN the fifth and jounced
smother out Of him in the ninth with
the help OF the Dodgers playing safe
and allowing Holke to steal second and
thiid unmol,stod.
summed ~ in n nutshell, the game
was IA wild and woody batting baccna-
nnli,. II was a div Of a mixup, ma
b"i"ThdI. as tine and frisky a rough and
tuinh'" ~ ever was seen outside OF "A
PATRON nav IN County Wicklow. In
side baseball be fingered Just BAN ,
BAN, Bam Base hits bounced off the
bats IKE water OF a tin roof. No ten
round no decision boxing match for us.
Just one Of those real Old fashioned
cocklr-oi-'he-hrart warming smuggling
soirces that get all NJ us fans up on our
hind legs and yelling our blooming
heads on!
Small wonder II was thai, II got the
goat Of one John Joyous McGraw TO SEQ
Il pair Of his twrnty-six straight game
pitching HEROES pounded all over the val
udblr Flathu~h real estate
small wonder d, was that the heart Of
Jt~n was torn and rent with grief and
he ran crying to the clubhouse long
aboui III" start Of the sixth inning. leay-
ing game Charley Herzog Ia shoulder
the responsibilities Vat YOU can read
all about Jt"us be- r T. other col.
UNI, ~" ny N those
terrible h,dgcr O.,
Jawn NlutiIdA5 s. 4 f..
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SHADES OF NIGHT
LEAVE YANKS TIED
Locals and Senators Each Co.,
Nine Runs in Weird tame
Lasting Eleven Innings.
PARADE or SOI'THpAW>

4 Grand exhib+tion OF ''ha .ebau q. ,.
should not be played" was dragged o,s
a three-hour stretch on the Polo Law
yesterday. and after It became so ia
that Cmpy Nallin could no longer g.,
the whites OF Nick Altrock's eyes nc.
called a halt with the score 9 TO . a, the
end Of the eleventh inning.
But Nallin vas q good citizen ard
courageous arbiter. lie tried hard n
make the Yanks and Senators nvh,
out to q decision. no he wouldn't no s,uc'
with a double-header on h.. hand. -.
day. But fate ruled otherwise. I, H.
last inning some OF the grands.hnd nov.
tried to help out Nailin b. 'naki.s
torches out Of their newspapers.
Nick Altrock addressed the crowd =.
/ Hey. gang" and later sat amot & SON.
soldier boys. borrowing a campaign r.,
before he Joined the army. I; was H..
one OF those kind OF games The rl,,r
ing was bad. and the fielding was vo.s.
Donovan used a whole platoon Of LEI,
' nanuers, starting IN Win NICK Illlop
switching OF to Buckles. a new bid
from Scranton. In the third. Slim Love
pitched the sixth Inc seventh iNniaps
and George Mosridge. the fourth south
paw. wound II UP.
Henry Seeks Information.
Though Mexico Gallia was pounded
hard. Grir stuck to him until the ninth
Doc Ayres. the Hillsvilie moun'aine.r
pitched the overtime innings IN ~
sixth inning catcher John Henry had 10
appeal to the press stand for !%nfofina.
ton as TO who was VI for Washington
and discovered II was his ba'.
The Senators twice piled up big l"ad,.
(! only to have the Yank come from he
hind and tie II up. Ia the first ,rninc
Cullop was battered for four runs. wiz
the ba ses full ShankS Knocked a double
20 left scoring a pair of markers. H"i
another pair came In on Morgan's single
Even Gallia tripled IL the second aud
cantered home on Fosters single. The
Nick was through for the season, q
! hooley batted for him in The second
ing, II being Oils frs, appearance In q
league game since he BROKE his lee
Washington IN July 2 frankie beat ou;
a slow roller 10 Shanks
The Yanks scored twice In the third
when High and Peck were pu-h"i ov'
| the scoring pan. Washington got hi,
| pair back at Sir Buck!es's "Nie' 81
the NTH. Buckles is a big boy, bull; or
! the lines OF Bugs Raymond, though 81"
has none OF Bugs's habits.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

ED FOR TODAY.
New YOrk In Brooklyn.
Boston II rhilad elphla uwoD.
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American and National League Records.
RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS GAMES.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Brooklyn. u; New York, u.
Boston. 81 Philadelphia. 1nrst,
Boston. 81 Philadelphia. I ,second),
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washington in Vow York uwo).
Philsdelphis II Boston.
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Comparison Of Prices.

Perhaps the only Interesting feature
Of the Philadelphia details was the uii-
cial announcemcnt OF the Quaker cts
prices. They were the same as last year
with the exception that there We're no
81 upper grand stand seats mentioned.
Last year the Philadelphia club had pei
mission to charge, or rather charged, s.
for the first four rows in the upper
stand. This year the prices for ph!la-
delphia ran 50 for box seats. 80 for ali
roper and lower grand stand seats. s.
for reserved right field pay Hon seat,
81 Tor regular left and centre field
bleachers.
No meeting OF the compassion wac on
tap for yesterdis. hut Ban Johnson.
president OF the american League. who
was not expected in New York until to-
DAY. blew In early yesterday morning
he soon got together with President
Toner OF the National League and
Chairman August Hermann Of the COM
mission and they decided not 10 pu, m
the worlds series Arrangements any
longer. President E,bbets Of the Dodgers.
Baker Of the lh.lli.s and l.aunin OF the
Red Sox were hastily summoned. and il
ala not take the commission long to get
down to details.
As was announced yesterday, the for
mcr custom OF tossing up 20 see where
the first game ~ to be played was done
away with this season. Rakrr n Lam
hin had already expressed themselves as
being In favor q. the series opening IN
Boston and EbNets also expressed a will
iugncsS 20 10 away with ;hc toss.
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WORLDS SERIES TO
OPEN IN BOSTON
NEXT SATURDAY
National Commission Meets in
This City and Decides on
the Details.
FIRST BROOKLYN GAME
SCHEDULED FOR TUESDAY
ny e.. IIEB.

With the Phillies eliminated from the
National League flag hunt. everything is
all ready for the opening OF the 1916
worlds championship series between the
brooklyn Dodgers, champions OF the Ma
tlonal League, and the Boston Americans,
two time champions OF the American
League and present title holders. Thu
series will open in Boston next Saturday.
The worlds series is the blue ribbon
event Of the baseball season, and in the
last ten years has become a national
event. in which most of the business OF
the nation is don with one eye Oh the
ecoreboard. This years series will be
the thirteenth fought between the Ma
tional and American League pennant
winners. The worlds series scandal Is
feature and Is part OF the preliminary
excitement. Stiil. Uncle sam would not
let n little thirS like that put a damper
Oh his !nteres; in the serleA.
The National Commission. basehalrs
governing body. had an unexpected meet
ing yesterday morning. in which all ar
engagements for the worlds series were
completed. The schedule was 80 dfa WI
up that 1t would cover either Brooklyn or
Philadelphia. but az the after club wac
knocked out OF the pennant later in the
day the Philly details may very nicely be
left out.
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'Rattea Cor Kantlchnor In tho eighth inning
TRAN for iui,rus In the ninth inning
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Nerves All On Edge?

Just 81 nervousness is cause OF
kidney weakness. so is kidney trou-
Bile cause OF nervouness.
And so. anyone who suffers con
afantly with bad back. jumpy
nerves. blue and Respondent spells.
dizziness. and a tired. worn condi.
fion. may suspect that the Kidneys
are not doing their duties.
Healthy kidneys filter the blood.
passing off quantities OF uric acid
every day.
When the kidneys are not acting
Just hight. take Doan's Kidney Pills.
This safe. reliable remedy acts d.
rectly. but gently, on the kidneys.
and IT contains no dangerous nor
babit-forming drugs.
Doan's are publicly recommended
by thousands who have used them
With benefit. Many cndorse7s live
right In Seattle. Here's a Seattle
raae.
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ton In ms country. VIII van
please teIfs>who did. and IN. dat, ?
A.--mrs' Iiasy +. Durant found.
1856. "'" o.
o.-Esriy In the ssano. .s,., -.
turning TO my homo ss,v, ~. no.
pitaI, where had unt,~aon. a.
operation, I found that r,ySusb,na
had been attentive TO snotke,. ,.,or,.
an. ! know that he still see nj.
woman. have had poor heaitkeo,
the last few years, and II 10 . ~
struggle 10 get the necessary mont,
for my doctor bills. Along with m,
poor health. the worry Of this Il
making me ~. and I think serlousl,
Of leaving him. Can you advise m,
how can demand enough money I,
live on and pay my doctors fees I,
case OF SEPARATION
IN NEED OF HELP.
Ain case Of separation you
testimony against your husban,
would be heard by the court. an,
the Judge would determine how
much alimony you ars entitled ia
This should be your last resort
however. Take good care OF your
self and try 10 get well. With bet
ter health Will come better rela
lions with your husband and NOR,
strength to meet your difficulties.
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Worlds Series
Games to Be on
Screen at "Col"

Manager c. 3. Jensen OF tho Col
iseum has contracted for the eS-
elusive seiix Worlds Series Base.
ball pictures. paying seiig 5000 Tor
the privilege OF showing these 1000
feet of action for single day.
Wednesday. Tho pictures show ev.
cry PLAY In every game. both al
Boston and Brooklyn.
There we're six cameras cranking
at cnee on the field. so no angle
OF any big play was missed
The baseball films left New York
the day Of the last game. are being
developed Gu the train as II speeds
westward snd win be thown here
just week after the series closed
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BREAKS A COLD
IN A few HOURS
First Dose Of "Pape's Cold
Compound" Relieves All
Grippe Misery

Quit blowing and snuffling, A
dose OF -Pape's Cold Compound
taken every two hours until three
doses are taken will end grippe
misery and break up a severe cold
either in the head. chest. body or
limbs-
II promptly opens cioEscd.up
nostrils and air passages; stops
nasty discharge or nose running.
relieves sick headache. dniiness.
feverishness. sore throat. sncexing.
soreness and stiffness.
.Pape's Cold Compound" Ia the
quickest. surest relief known and
costs only 25 cents at drug stores
II acts without assistance. tastes
nice. and causes no Inconvenience.
Don't accept . substitute.
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GERMANS CAPTURE
u PLANES IN SEPT.

BERLIN. via Wireless TO Say
Vile. Oct. i7.--Seventy.four allied
aeroplanes. OF which 81 were
French aud 53 English. we're shot
down and fell into German hands
during the month OF September. IL
was semi-officially stated today.
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PROGRAMS TO-DAY
LIBERTY =. Hart To
ssrh~ Wessss OF .Drs~' lgns.-
stEMWEn--t.. %. >ssh~rs - .-rs~
c0LtsEt " - riiaaeh~ sweet q.
Hnx-ei~. Msa,... In THE css,-
tee Of sorrow"
soLo>iAl - ir.s- fss~set In
Class s--w.s., rsissesre d.
-rke ssewbisd.-
STRAND xsrst.is resrsss IN
The wsr urtse's Secret
NIsstON--mAss wts~heii 10 ~Phu-
Hp itets~s. wssssv."
LIBERTY
The ardent followers OF william
8. Hart will be NOR. than pleased
with his Interpretation OF the bad.
man who reforms thru the love
OF pretty and charming Girl. In
The Return OF Draw Exsn." In
five parts at the Liberty until
Wednesday night II IL stated that
THE Return OF Draw t,ran In
Harris greatest produetion-and Il
Is some picture. Louise Glaum
plays the role OF the "vamp" In
the picture. The Scoundrels
Toll" a two-part Keystone. with
an ail-star cast. IL the comedy fea.
turc on the program. A scenic
completes the bill. Oliver q. Wal.
lace and the wuriitxer Unit or
ches,ra add greatly to the picture
plays.
COLISEUM
Not three photopiays In sea.
son are so we'll put together. so
forceful and so beautifully acted
a. The Storm" IN which Blanche
Sweet and Theodore Roberts are
starring at the Coliseum Tuesday
night and all day Wednesday. II
Is one OF the red letter things. not
to be missed. Adelmann music.
comedy and Photograph fiji out
a big bill.
REX
Cleo Madison. one Of the new
leading ladies' employed for the
forthcoming theatrical season to in.
terpret Biuebird Photoplays. Is
about 30 years old. and at that age
she has been leading lady. owned
and managed her own stock com
pany upon the stage. buzzed
around the vaudeville circuits. d. !
rected photoplays and nov enters
the Bluebird lists as principal In
The Chalice OF Sorrow" now
at the Rex theatre. with |
Wedgewood NOVEL; and Charles
Cummings AZ leaders In her sup
porting company.
cLeMmER
One scene alone IN THE Chat.
tel" starring r.. n. Sothern AZ the
Clemmer. cost the vitagraph com
pany hundreds of dollars.
Mr. Sothern. as wealthy finan.
cier. purchases n beautiful paint.
ing called THE Chattel." He be
lieyes his girl.wife his chattel
also. as he helped her father out
OF financial difficulties before
their marriage. When she learns
of the state OF affairs she plays
against him In the stock exchange
and buys her freedom.
II Is then that he sIashes the
canvas OF The Chattel" with a
rd--despondeut because. for
the first time In his life he has
failed IN Keeping what he coveted.
This painting played a large
part In the story and was pur-
chased by the Vitagraph company
for "A large sum.
COLONIAL
THE Green Cloak" with Irene
FenwiclAas the star. is Charm
ing. convincing and intensely In.
teresting mystery story.
Audiences at the Colonial have
been expressing great satisfaction
after seeing this picture. Another
episode Of THE Shielding Shadow"
viii be shown tomorrow and until
Saturday night
CLASS A
James Cruze. husband OF Mar.
garet Snow. plays the leading male
role opposite Mabel Taliaferro In
THE Snowbird." now showing at
the Glass A. The picture liz a de-
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Oscar McCrey, Main hotel. hung
his trousers on his chair and crawl
ed into bed Sunday night
"A guy named Rex Beach, who
lives at the Yukon house. came up
TO call on me-" he told the police.
and after he had gone | got up
and looked In my trousers pocket.
] was righ,--my ti.75 was gone"
Jack Underwood OF Alaska as.
sured the police II was not the au-
thor. Rex Beach. involved In the
case.
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Seattle Proof:

Mrs. c. r.. Sphinx. 1924 Carlton
ave. says: II was having lot Of
trouble with my back. II ached
day and night and could not rest.
When I tried to straighten up after
STOPPING. sharp pains darted
through me. was nervous and had
headaches and terrible dizzy spells.
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o.-How can I clean white Kid

o.-How can clean white Kid
oloves7 SOPHIA.
A.-Slip the glove over a wooden
form or on the hand and take a
soft bristled brush and scrub n. II
badly solled. rub the bristles OF the
brush over a cake OF white soap.
then dip In gasoline and scrub
vigorously. When each glove Ii
thoroly cleaned. rinse II In fresh
gasoline and hang In the air 10 dry.
o.--My sister and ! have had q
dispute az 20 who founded the first
Young Womsn's Christian sssocis.
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V1eft0tss TS Aqathio. Gox

Q.--kindly inform mo how old q
boy must be before he can be .
fireman on a railroad, and how lone
he must remain a fireman before
he can become On engineer. What
are tho average wages Of IN en-
gineer7
WouLD-BE ENGINEER.
A boy must be Mt least -
years OF age before he will be EN-
ploycd ms fireman. After four
years work aa fireman he should
be able TO pass the required exam
nation and become an engineer
The average wage In In the neigh
borhooh of tib5 month.
Oils . guest OF honor serve
first where there 10 no servant and
the clshes arc passed. In such q
case should . guest help himself
literally or sparinoIy7 Are oliver
and rsdlshes taken with the fin
gers1 When introduced. should one
repeat the name OF the person he
has been Introduced tot FAME.
A.--Dishes should no around the
table In regular order. A better
way is for the hest to serve the
meat courses and let the guests
assist In passing the plates. This
obviates tho difficulty expressed T.
your second question. The hostess
may dish the salad and dessert
courses Mt the table. or she mf
have them ready In the kitchen.
Olives and radishes are taken r.
the fingers unless n fork In offered
with them. II IL complimentary &c
repeat the name when introduced
but not obligatory.
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Eddie O'Keefe LA
Loser at Baltimore

BALTIMORE. Md. Oct. IT.
Dick Ioadman. tho Mauiing Irish.
man OF PittsburE. gave Eddie
o'keefc OF Philadelphia q most Sc
we're i5roand beating last night at
Albcrxs fIoadman could have
stopped the bout any time after
the fifth round.
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Britton and Lewis
to Battle Tonight

BOSTON. Oct i7.--Jack Britton
OF Chicago and Ted kid Lewis
VIII battle tonight at the Armory
association. and the winner In Ger.
tain to claim the worlds weller.
weight championship.
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ligh,ful romance OF unusual char.
actcr.
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COLISEUM

Not three photoplays in sea.
son are SO we'll put together. so
forceful and so beautifully acted
a. The Storm" IN which Blanche
Sweet and Theodore Roberts are
starring at the Coliseum Tuesday
night and all day Wednesday. II
Is one OF the red letter things. not
to be missed AdeImann music. a
comedy and Photograph fiji out
big bill.
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lightfnl romance OF unusual char.
actcr.
MISSION
Philip Holden. Waster." a five
part romance of studious and
industrious young man. with Rich.
ard Bennett and Rhea Mitchell In
the leading roles. will be seen ut
the Mission until Wednesday night
only. Richard bennett will be re.
membcred playing the leading role
In Damaged Goods"
STRAND
Walter Law. the Robin Gray "
Tho War Brides Secret" now nj
the Strand. Was speaking:
Tho reason some people take
so long 10 write a love letter IL
that they don't want 10 appear a
fool when the letter Ia read in
co1rt"