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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-09
ALFRED GWYNN VANDERBILT
LEFT ,748,436 ESTATE

NEW YORK. August s.-The estate
OF Alfred Gwynn Vanderbilt who was
lost when the Cunard liner Lusitania
was sent to the bottom by a German
submarine on May Z. 1915, amounted TO
Sl2.74s.436 net. The appraisers report
was filed to-day.
The total estate was valued at $l6.-
1884 plus s4.6l2,0s6 over which the
testator had the power Of appointment
under the will OF his father. Cornelius
Vanderbilt.
A. G.. Vanderbilt was married twice.
but his first wife. Elsie French van
derbilt, was not mentioned I'm tho will.
She divorced Vanderbilt in 1908. and
at that time received a settlement In
lieu OF all claims on his state. the set
Element being SO. 900, 900 as announced
at the time.
The decedent married Mrs. Margaret
Emerson Mckim on December II, ISL,
in London. Two days previously he
had made an a~nte-nuptial agreement
with her wherein he agreed to give her
s2,00o,o 900 in lieu of dover, If she sur
vived him. In addition, Mr.. Wander
bilt left her $1,000. 600 in cash. the In
come on $4,000. 600. and Sycamore. his
Adirondack estate.
Upon her death the principal of tho
$1,000. 900 is to be divided equally be-
tween their sons. Alfred G., Jr.. and
George Vanderbilt. They are also
named as residuary legatees. II both
boys die. their half-brother William H..
will fall heir to their shares. Alfred
c.. Jr., IS now nve years old. and his
brother. George. three years OF age.
Other provisions of tho will are: To
Reginald c. Vanderbilt, $4,000. 900; to
Frederick w. Vanderbilt. uncle. 5000
900; to Henry B. Anderson. a friend
$500. 900, and to Frederick l.. Merriam,
another friend. S250,0oo.
To each person in Mr.. Vanderbilt
employ a years wages was provided
for. The appraisal shows that $32.560
was expended for Mr.. Vanderbilts
funeral expenses, despite the fact that
tho body was never covered. The
sum Of Sl.06T. was expended in search.
ing the waters OFF the Irish coast for
tho body.
The anti-nuptial agreement between
Mr.. Vanderbilt and his second wife was
charged as q debt gains the estate
and hence was not taxed.
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AMATEURS CLOSE SEASON;
START lNTERLE AGUE GAMES
kocen's Boosters. Duplex. Falrmount
and Stockton Street Open Cham
pionship Series Saturday,.

TIL season for all leagues playing
under the jurisdiction OF tho Amateur
Baseball Commission OF Richmond was
closed last night at a meeting OF that
body held in tho automobile room OF
Murphy's Hotel. Although IT has been
known for some time that such action
was being contemplated by tho presi-
dents Of tho various leagues the fnal
step was not taken until last night.
when the championship OF the Sunday
School League was determined
Stockton street was as
the pennant winner In this orgAniza-
ton after much discussion over a mum
however. upheld President Heehier, and
the three protested games were allow
ed to stand as II, had ruled.
With the schedules completed. the
pennant winners In the various organ
to the city and intercity series. Ko-
the Central League: Duplex. champions
Street, winners in ths sunday school
Vii qeprs ars AZ Rlc sGnnasn in t the ss .ney
with Baltimore and Washington.
a Ths series to dsterminH the Rich
Saturday afternoon at BYRD PARK
There %iil be two doubie.headers;
Of which will commence at 2:20 O'clock
or not later than 3 o'clock, while Du-
pick and Paramount will play the other
double engagement. Clip Morgan, UNI
pire In the Commercial League. and
Itahen. umpire in the Athletic League.
will handle the contests between Du-
pick and Fairmount. while Andrews. a
scorer in the Commercial League. will
act as oficial scorer. Foley will un.
from the Sunday School League in the
games between Stockton Street and
kocen's Boosters. Sutton, a scorer
from the Central League, will act as
official scorer.
Tho winners Of the double-header
on Saturday afternoon will meet in a
toubls bill on tho following Saturday
to determine tho amateur champions
OF Richmond. In the event that thu
teams break even on Saturday., they
will have to play a deciding game be-
fore Saturday. August ID.
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cHANcERY RELEASE DEEDS.

A.. ]: Chewing. Jr.. trustee. to Chas
tine h. Grubbs. 40Nl30 feet north line
OF Powhatan Street, 527 feet west Of
Carter Street. known as 1s06-190S Pow
hatan street; also liz acres In Coun-
~ Of Henrico. on south line of graded
10. 1917: SLIGO.
Richeson & Crutchheld. trustees. to
Sho,s1ina Louise Sns Daley, .1slat feat.
Street. July &c. 1911: $1,000.
William /: Miller. trustee. to P. L.
Anderson. 2Sxl0O feet south line Of
Minor Street. known as 30T Minor
street. July 20. 1917: 1896.
w: p. Rcdd, trustee. to w. D. Cheat
wood. 22xl24 feet 91-2 inches. known
as 1905 North Twenty-sccond Street.
August S. 1917: $1,000.
w: F. Redd. trustee. to George 8.
Wallace. % feet ] l-2 inches ny $50
feet. known as eos East Cary Street.
Angus S. 1917; $4,000.
+: sitterding ct al. trustees, to =. Fl.
Houston. lot IA, square S. Tate's plan.
June 4. 1917; $1,000.
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Ware Tobacco Company. Inc. Lynch.
burg. changing location Of principal
onice to Richmond.
Amendment to charter OF Hodnctt
Chism. Furniture Company. Inc. Dan
vile. increasing Its capital stock from
$4,000 to $4,000.
Amendment to the charter OF Suffolk
Knitting Mills. Inc, Suffolk. Va. in.
creasing capital stock from $50. 600 to
The a. I. Levinson mpan Inc.
Richmond: confectionery business: cap
ital. $4,000. Dora I.evinson. president:
A. l.. Lcvinson. secretary. both OF Rich
wysor Coal Company. Inc. Rich
lands: coal business; capital. 10000.
II. A. Lee. president: Abel CASTILLO.
secretary. both o. Richards.
keyser Chemical Company. Inc, Roa-
noke: chemical business: capital. $780,
900. u. l.. Eeyscr. president, Roanoke:
r.. W. Freeman. secretary. Bramwell.
w. Va.
Nansemond Brick Corporation. Nor
100000 4, y. Sturgeon. president.
SUFFOLK; j. 3. Moss. secretary, Norfolk.
Petersburg Progress Publishing Com
pauy. Inc. Petersburg: publishing BUS
mess: capital. $50. 900. r. y. Wilson.
president; T.. NJ. Clements. secretary,
The Payne Valve Corporation. Roa.
noke: manufacturing business: capital,
100000: 7. l. West, president. Salem.
w. L.. Craft, secretary, Roanoke
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Movie Calendar

COLONIAL-To-day, Regina Badet,
in The Golden Lotus"; Friday and
Saturday. Vnleskn Suratt. In "wife
Number Two.o
ODEON-To-day, Kitty Gordon, in
''ForEet-Me-Not", Friday, Theda
Darn, Ira "The Darling Of Pnris",
Saturday. Viola Dnna. In "God's Law
and Mans"
BIJoU-ro-day. william Fnrnum,
In "a Tale of Two Citles"t Friday
md Saturday, Anita Stewart, In
1.-The MessnEc OF the Mouse"
IsTs-To-dny. Robert Warwick, in
"The Silent Mnstern, Friday and
Saturday. Vivian Martin, In "a kis.
for Susie"
vIC'rOR-T cd and friday y.
bryant Wnshburn, In "Thc Mnn
WHO was Afraid"
REX-To-day, "Arrayed With the
Enemy"
BLUEBIRD-ro-dny, Charles Ray,
In Sudden JIM" md Universal Cur
rent Eventsj Friday, Thelnin suffer,
in "In slnmbcrlnnd,- md Animated
weekly; SATURDAY. Harry ID. Carey,
In .1he Soul Herder," and Helen
Holmes, In The Railroad Hnider.."
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GRAND CIRCUIT RACES
STOPPED At COLUMBUS
heavy Nalnstorm HATS sport After
Two Events Are Completed.
Ben All q Winner.

COLUMBUS, OHIO. August y.--with
Two events finished m ono heat OF
tne 2:l5 class pacing ended. 4 heavy
transform foil this afternoon and forced
u ~postponement OF the remaining heats
The H tts P pssh, emu: a:l 1oh eiass pacing.
purse $4,000. was won by Ben Ali, con.
sistant winner at Detroit and kalama-
The Buckeye col. trot. open to three:
nuS three starters. Mary Coburn hav-
ing developed a temperature during
ire morning. Harvest Gallo. the WELL
". L. SHOWS Peter q. TOOK the one
neat raced In tho 2:l5 pace. This race
WIZ be finished Thursday as part or
me program featured by the fres-for-
ait pace. summaries:
Tho Buckeye Colt trot, open to three
Harvest Gale. b. M. BY Tho Iiar.
we sasB. Ssls; CHI. 9. BY A.woithy > :.
Kelly DsFo!r..t. b. c.. by The De:
Best Time. 2:6S r..
inr HoI pars pe' s,'ooS Stakes ,ss 2 e class pac-
Ben Az. b. G., by Wealth dit
Tommy Direct. b. g.. by Diirec.
The ,sf r sSn sMe as.en' ;. ms; M. BY 2 3
Sidney. Pointer tM~csIahon).. 2
pay Spring and Oregon Hal also ran.
Best time. 2:o3 LA.
Jhe 2:i5 class. pacing; purse. $1,000;
Peter G.: b. H.. by Robert c. tSnow). /
Martin B.. blk. s.. by John Hancock
sGrsk'nel 2
amp pan Hedgewood also ran. Best
time, '2:os
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CHANCEnY TRUST DEEDs.

Joseph c.. Gibbs ct ux. to wallace
F: n5ewn. trustee. sOxlso feet, known
Is sos ,I SSs'h Ninth Street. July 25.
Land Company Of virginia. Inc. to
west line Of Virginia Avenue. ITO feet
,ho0ITlln OF Hoimes Street. August S.
N. " Butler to A. b, Dickinson. trus-
tee: ioox25o feet east limo OF Chamber
H., Glnter Park. July 3. 1917; $3.50.
Mary ID. Tancil ct al. to A. j. Chewn.
ing. Jr. trustee. soxl2o feet north line
walnut Street Hr also S tx fss fee we norf n
line Of 9 Street, So feet east Of Thirty.
'h,Id Strse. Jqiy 8. 1917; 500.
Of Grace Street. 3O7 feet west Of Bouleo
ward, August s. 1917: &2.ol6.
trustee. is feet fSie2 Inches D. by f IS ias
feet northwest corner Main and Twen-
.y-seeond Streets. July %. 1917:
". p. Taliaferro to D. S. Mccarthy,
trustee. lots IS and as. block IS. sec.
tion D; Ghamoerlayne Court. June 30.
W. II. whitehurst ct ux. to Pollard
81 Ia feet. known as 5ll North TWEEN
'y virsinIa Il StFe Grimm A1ps 10 M s. l. i'' Wits. itss:
trustee. 3tl-2xlS3 feet south line OF
Fairfield Road. August 9. 1917: S2I2.
aldry J.. banning TO John B. Swart-
North RICHMOND Terrace. august 2.
John James. Jr.. ct ux. TO George
Booker. trustee. 2Gxl32 feet north line
OF y Street, 100 feet east of Eighth
Street. August 4. 1917: $3.50.
Samuel II. Walker ct ux. to S. W
Robinson. trustee. 30x124 feet north
cast corner Thtrty-second and X
Streets. July IS, 1917; $3.50.
Mary T. banning ct vir to F.. l..
Rufin. trustee. lot is. block 5. North
Richmond Terrace. August >. 1917;
Sl.79S.94.
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In the matter of No. 22O1.
LILLE BARNETT, In
Bankrupt. Bankruptcy
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ISSUED.

Charters were issued yesterday by
the State Corporation Commission as
follows;
West Montgomery Farm Corporation.
ness: capital. 100000. A. L. Osborne.
president. Bristol, Tenn: S. II. Thonp-
j.. W. Lord & Co. Inc. HONEYWELL;
w. Lord, president; F. B.. Traylor. Sec
Rotary. both OF Richmond.
jefferson Avenue Park Corporation.
NewnIrt IN NGeo%1ss; real sssa,s business;
president: C. Franklin LEM. secretary
and treasurer. both of Newport News.
Martini Manufacturing Company.
Inc. Norfoik; soft-drink business: cap
James a. Campbell. secretary. both of
81. 4. Banks Wall Paper Company.
IncY Norfolk; mercantile business:
dent: Fred c. Abbott, secretary. both
OF Norfolk.
Amendment to charter Fircmen's
Mutual Aid Association of the City Of
Richmond. Richmond. changing pow
tional Capital Brewing Company. Alex
andria. changing name To the Carry
Manufacturing Company. Inc. and
changing powers.
Amendment TO the charter of the
Potomac, Shipbuilding Company. Inc.
fredericksburg. changing principal Of
flee to Alexandria.
Amendment TO the charter of Hall
INCREASING its capital stock from $780,
Amendment to the charter of the
Sanitary Dairy. incorporated. Lynch
$751; Doc to $4,000.
Amendment to the charter OF F.. d.
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.vampire" Again To-Day.

For the last time to-day the Colonial
will present Regina Badet. the hand
some Vampire or France in The Col
den Lotus" Il gripping story OF L wo-
man Jekyll-Hyde. Tomorrow and
Saturday Valeska Suratt will be pre-
sented in Wife Number Two" 1t Is
the story Of a young girl who con-
tractcd a marriage with an aged ply
sician. whose mother too every op-
portuni;y to inform wife Number
Two" OF the virtues Of Number One
To escape the dullness OF home and
tho pickering OF her mother-in-law the
girl seeks the company of younger
men. Their attentions are only pass
ing. for they soon tire OF her and for
sake her. The girl then awakens 10
the futility OF her existence. She sets
out to end h-r life. but gets new cour
age and turns to face her husband and
seeks his forgiveness.
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Charles Ray at tho Blucblrd.
Charles Ray comes to the Bluebird
to-day in Sudden Jim" a Triangle
super feature taken from the Sa.ur-
day Evening Post story by the same
name. a smashing romance OF tho mig
woods. Also Universal current event
A Riddle feature for young and DID
will be the feature for Friday. wien
little Thelma Salter will be seen In
I'm Slu~mberland."a Triangle production
that will fascinate both children ard
Erown-ups. Also Universal Animated
Weekly.
saturday. variety day, Harry D.
Carey appears in THE Soul Herder." n
powerful Western story wonderfully
told: also Helen Holmes in the last
chapter OF The Railroad Raiders" an
other added attractions.
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Loses instrument Case.

Or. NJ. Call. EOS West Grace Street.
reported TO the police yesterday that
he had lost n black leather physicians
instrument case, containing valuable
surgical instruments. while he was
driving on Seminary Avenue, near the
Union Theological Seminary. The doc
tor says the case and It's contents are
worth $3.50.
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BIRDS SWEEP SERIES

BALTIMORE, August s.-Baltimore
made q clean sweep of the series with
Colchester. winning the third and final
held the visitors to four w~ell-scattered
hits. while tho Orioles collected a to-
tai OF hfteen safeties Oft Al Schacht,
when the bases were occupied. Few
ster had a perfect day at bat. get
ting four hits in as many attempts.
including a homo run. The scors:
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Real Estate Summary
CuANcERY TRANSFERS.

Edward A. Separk ct ux. TO A.. T..
weinberg. i6 fee: sl-2 inches depth
noI siSel9 corner Twenty
1900. "
Realty and Finance Corporation OF
SShrSlnia 70 Mary 7. Dunning. lot IS.
race. July 80. 1917; tax, $3.50: $40.
Granville Hord ct ux. to Lorena Rosa
%rington Street. 26O go feet west OF
Nlosby Street. August 6, 1917; Sl,o22.5o.
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THIRD STRAIGHT WON
FROM BUFFALO HERO

yesterday was tho fact that they were
held to eight runs. The fact that
elsven men were loft stranded offers
some explanation. McCafhEan's neld-
inx was OF tho most brilliant: kind.
whle Bankston. kopp and Carlstrom
also did excellent work in tho field.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Continued fr,

Continued from Eighth Page.)
inning, whom Mc1nnis opened with n
single and Schane hit q home run,
winning the game, 6 to 5. Sothoron
outpitched Myers. but two of the
formers three wild brow to first base
helped the Athletics In scoring: Score:
81 Iouis. Philadelphia
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Tho following marriage licenses were
issued yesterday by the clerk of the
Hastings Court Figures after names
denote age):
Shagr.n t2l). city.
J. Frank Frick tao) ard Mabel L
Chamberlain CD. city.
Cecil w. Blanton (2S) and Rcse Co.
celia Banister t2S). city.
James c. Brett t27) and Nancy L.
Beuthall (23). Hartford County. n. C.
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The SCors
Halflmn-


'E 3 fi|ssss .:::::::S SSSSSS!G ..
Errors-Aco,tn. .Fewster. Two
base hits-Acosta. Lamar. Schepner. Three
Ssscrince hitsNFewster Schaefer. schaufeie.
Stolen bases,Rodri9ueS. coilins. Young.
struck evt1sy HUI s; by sshaSht, s. PISSED e
ases-Baitimore. 81. Rochester. II. First
base on Observation-Disclosures. 2. Time. I::5.
Empires, freeman and Hart.
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HENRICO TRANSFERS..

+. w. Dabney Corporation to w. w.
ratesa estate; 59Nl70 feet lot Z. block
$500. ~ A'
Abbey. Realty Corporation to Mrs.
isett1e a. Garrett. lot II. block -,
colonial Place. July IL, 1917; 5000.
The North Avenue Realty Corpora.
tion TO JOIN B. Neblett ct ux.. 35xio3.43
ieet lot 80. Providence Park Annex.
August :, 1917: tax, 81; SO.
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rotais....a 1927 . Totals ...s4

To,ais....sa 1877 . Totals ...a 6 . 80 IS
sNone out when winning run was scored.
+Bstted for Smith. In tenth:
81 ss,, .ssisnii:::S ] 8 dSsGiS Ia
ummsry: E~rrors-Shotton. Lavan. sotho-
ron 81. Left on bssesMst. L0uis; 8: phils-
Home i~uny-.Prattt. Seh.nE. Sacrifice hits
VIII. sSot.en. !ssss!ass ~Gny..Hastin; bousiss
piays-Ssrunk TO witt; Pratt to Laysn TO
&. Bases on. 6ailH-oF Myers: 2: OF sothoron.
T. Passed. ball-severeid. Time, 1857. JIM
pirss. Htidenrand ana Connolly. sfS -
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RAILROADS
Atlantic Coast Line

Tho STANDARD Railroad Of tho South.
For Fiorida and south: sis A.. NJ and
For Norfolk; s;s5 a. 81. 300 A. H.. s:oe
r. ro M' N. Nv Z " +. M ~: w1?:sS 7: " 49,.
A. ~. s:oo 4 H. pas r. NJ. '
f;lS A.; 81; s;09 Al s.. s:5S' 4. NJ 400
fSr Goldseoro and Fayet,evills: .4:os
Trains arrive Richmond daily: sos A ~
1885 A.. ~ 6;lt A.. NJ. $40 A.. 81. iI:43
Except. Sunday. tSunday only. .
Time Of arrival and departure and eoD.
nections not guaranteed.
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SHOOTERS AVERAGES GIVEN

Secretary Hart Records
Made by West End Gun Club Mem
bess During Inst Three Months.
Secretary Mac Hart. OF the West End
Gun Club. last night announced the
averages OF members of the club for
the months OF May. June and July.
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SECOND GAME.

Totals....2s 0 32413 Totals....2s ) 6e7 Z
sBatted for Ira Gresser In eighth.
Score by Innings: r..
Eostcn ;""""o-.- 0SSoooo %
cincinnati ....-...... j u Y y U ] o '-3
Summary: Observation-Disclosures. Chase. Two
haso hits.Poweil. -Nehf. Three-base hits
70 Rawlings to Konetchy. Stolen bases
MHEse' Chnse. strucE out-ny Toney. =; by
Nehf. 9. Umpires, Klein and Emsiie.
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Dock Committee to Meet.

The Council Committee on Dock.
River and Harbor will meet tonight
for the ansaction OF routine bust
ness. The meeting Is scheduled for 8
O'Clock.
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GRAYS LOSE TO LEAFS

PROVIDENCE. II. L.. August S.-The
Leafs again took kindly TO the Grays'
other victory. s TO s.. to-day. Vean
Gregg had poor control. The score:
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NLiLDISG PER MIT's.

building Inspector Butler issued the
following permits yesterday:
EinEan & Co. to reDai brick build
ms on Spottswood Avenue and Hcw-
ard Street: to cost $3.50.
J. w. Moore. to erect frame shed at
EOS Edscwood Avenue to cost S130.
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Americ.n Association.

At Coiumbus-columbus. &; Toledo.
T. Second game. rain.)
= At Observation-Disclosures. 2; MIL
waukee. : (hrst gamel. Minneapolis.
At st. Paul-St. Paul, 6; Kansas City.
] ihrat game). st. Paul, 4; Kansas
City, o fsecond game).
At MISUNDERSTANDING. !: Indian
anoIis. O.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Continued from Eighth Pae,

IEohtlnued from Eighth PaCe.)
In the second game. Toney out
pitched Nehf. holding Boston to three
scattered hits and no runs. while Gin
innings and scored each time. Scores.
FIRST JANE.
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Summary: Ertorr:SIat,ery, MADDEN. Duny
ca. BRANDED. Three-base tt-Eldred. Two
Ter. s.eriaes ~hits-Eidr.d TAI Doubie pi;.ys
Ip9ny and slat,ery: &or.n and M.sasn;
oo bail:7eit Duffy. :: or Ensmann. / Struck
game. l:O. Cmptres. O'Brien and Mullen.
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English beauty Mt odeon.

Kitty Gordon. tho famous English
beauty. will be starred to-day Ii For
gct-Me-Not" at the Odeon. Tomorrow
Theda Bara will be shown In a mag
nifcent production of THE Darling OF
Paris" while Saturdays feature will
be supplied by Viola Dana in Gods
Law and Mans" Miss Dana takes the
part OF Amelia. the heroine Of the story,
who is destined for the worship of the
temple Of krishna. whose priests de-
mand he youngest and most beautiful
girls to be brought to tho temple.
kunda RAM. a native lawyer. imposes
upon the superstition of her old nurse
to send her there. She is saved by
Claude Drummond, who is an English
surgeon stationed in the region.
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r,se. hhii,sEwhit.eemns.n!. L.1oi:. Massey. Ia
ionge. Stolen bAhes-Jacobson. La1oic. On
slow. Two.base hit-BIackburn. Three-base
of G.eEr. q. OF I.aaks, 2; OF sehtllenbsch: J;
Struck out-by CreEE, s: by Leake, ,. Wild
piteh-Gregs. Time OF game. i:S. Empires,
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BLANKS ROYALS

NEWARK. N. j., August s.-Enzmann
shut out Montreal to-day. 6 to q. nj
Low Ing but six hits. Montreals errors
aided the locals in all their scores.
Camp got three hite In four times up.
The score:
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CHESAPEAKE& OHIO RAILWAY

Cit.. Lou VIC O. West. .l:3V r.. sll:oo y
Main Lno Local. $3.50 q. tb:ls =.
James River Line, slu:o0 a. f6:ik =
II. News. NIX, Old Pit, $500 81. st:oo -
Newport News, Local, s2:4O a. ss:SS =
Trains arrive from MIX. s1I:<0 a, $40
\. News. sy:55 a., 's:o5 .. From West
,,7:so a; .a:45 p. Loeal: ts:ao a: 1859 p
!!6aiiy: Except sund.,.
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Sum Errors-She.n tt.). winso. pou.
BE play.RehS to Maranville, Sacrince hit
by Resan. j; by Barnes. =. Bases on balls
on REGAIN. z Time OF game. l:7. Umpires.
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MT. ST. JOSEPH'S COILECE.

Careful thorough preparation for the
Ing and Business. individuaIity devsioned
Unusual fas.ii.ies for Prs:Medisai Work;
hskociation. Modern Sanitary Buildings
Healthful and congenial environments
Benecial athletics encouraged. Special de-
Tor Catalogue r.
BROTHER NORBERT, Director.
Station d. Baltimore, Nd.
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Suffered II Years With Sciatic Rheumatism

Mrs. M. C. Jarvis Had Tried Nu-
merous Doctors, but Found
No Relief-After One Months
Treatment by United Doctors,
Now Says: 81 Cannot Praise
Them Enough for What They
Have Done"
Mrs NJ. C. Jarvis. living at sol York
Street, nae been the victim Of 4 ter
rible case of sciatic rheumatism for
twelve years. During all this time she
suffered almost constantly from Sc
we're pains about the hips. She lac
tried almost everything she knew Of.
and had been treated by a number Of
doctors. but without finding relief. AL
most on the verge Of collapse. she
called on the United Doctors. One can
readily understand Mrs. Jarvis's en-
thusiastic praise OF these specialists
when. after only one months treat
ment. she has found the relief from
her suffcrings which she had so long
sought in vain.
Mrs. Jarvis says: Nobody knows
how I have suffered for the past twelve
years. At times the pain in my hips
was terrible, and mono of the doctors
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Charlie. Ray at the Blucblrd.

, the beautiful gowns and trocks for
which she. Is rcted.
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sonth.r Naturalization

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