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HAvRE De GRACE RESULT

First receive and one-half fuyio,
F0acher. ll5 tHaynes). 1910, 81. $3.50 \
AllbriEht. ll6 tByrneI. $40, IS. Soc,
nMiinsom Vera: IFS (oBrien). Ss.io, nj
ibtmie i;ST i 81. Mss Sweep. Mrscs.
Second-six furlongs-Icarus, l1s fco,,J
S2s0, s2.ao; $3.50: won; Master KaTTnmna,. 1
is Wins. 80. S thlr sSfeon Tlm;. clean
kildare. MORATORIUM, Alma B, Kitty 6SJ
leicester. Valais. Jessie D.. Mesmer
sanl i97 ow ana Hnes,ea, ssssn t.Iss15
start Right. 10! ,tDonohue,. $3.50 n
third. Time. I:o7. Ideal, St.a,,,i
pecpsr, Little Boy. 'Fleetfoot, Hone
Me. Risponde also ran. 'Fieid. f'ope'
Fourth--rive and onc-half furlonr
p noy Wg;S Nnsn rs tRoowan5, 81. $3.50 81
sssond Mlss grya i ts HfiyiHs'i ..s s; Il
Time: 1906 20. Onico also ran. ~
III tRowanJ. 81, $3.50. si.1o. Won: sts|
Ill tDonohue). $3.50. $500, second. ri
chen. loT tslooney). $3.50. third. "a
10 20. Isabelle H.. Rockort. Captain
S!s!hmss s 1Sa j,s ssS yy ;sFsS'ss!r5
Of the Sea. los tDonohueJ. Slo' 3a',oo|
ond: Judge wingheid. l0i (Rowsn1. ,|
third. Time. l:H. Gordon Russeii. y
Lou. Adaiid. Libyar sanus. Baby Lynch
ran.
sis S1"SsslisRfI,yio four mil,
;7.5S. s?5e,, won; sams,iek.. liz tLoud
tHaynesj. s37o. third. Time. 1ebto' q
taw. Darcy, Stir Up. Mamie McDee, IA
mis-. Malheur. Smith also ran.
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CHARTERS ISSUED.

Charters were issued by the Stat.
Corporation Commission yesterday az
follows: "'
Doyle-Kelly- Bannister Coffin Co. In.
Gorporated. Emporia: capital, 5000
LOO Doyle. president. Emporia: J. C.
SSannis5er. secretary and treasurer
r; H. Norvell Tire Company. Inc
hichmond: automobile business: cant
tai, $4,000. F. II. Norvell. president.
-. Lane. secretary, both OF Rich.
Seaside Fish Company. Inc. chinco.
league; fish business: capital. S5.ono
h naIr NV, W. Collins. president. Green.
nackViIic: William p. Merritt. secre-
w: p. Hodnett Company. Inc. Mart
isnsviIie; mercantile business; capital
Sio:oog. II. II. Dyer. president; W. p
hodnett, secretary and treasurer, both
Of Martinsville. N'
Corporation. Petersburg; capital SIS.
900: 3. krell, president. Petersburg
htaty SPITE, secretary and treasurer
Waterfront Supply Company, Inc.
s,apital; $4,000: T. 4. Fowler. pr esi
mond: capital. 100000. James Mullen
president; Lewis G. Williams, secre-
tary and treasurer, both OF Richmond.
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AQUEDUCT RESULTS

,M Et5.t rase.si11 fu.longs-Trophy. 1o7
Queer, log iTroIse);, to 2 10 IL to 8.
to i. to !. thlrd Time. Aiie :fss az e 9Th
state: GoldensioW, Rapid ,Firer. Phaiarls.
seecnd-two miies.Ben wyvis. las {By.
E IGnG;e,s'. to s; to !. out: second: Lady
third; Time. 1922 3-5. Only three starters.
ac our won iM ahi.,s4 Es 15S reshh
ssot1 s, out second: FiSinny. Tia tMcAtee{,
Only three. starters. "". me- i''' 30
ttqns n; is to q. even to s. won: Junte. los
Hdeiine Pstriea. iia tKeosh,. s to-. sse to
sn to s: third. Time. :ss, t-6:, Ruth Law
FHtnwswS-y;rr-1sa; msidens; nve furlonss
out, won. ,svensall, liz !iTroxisr'.' - s
i,amsis' %"u IT, ,s,"nd;, Adele. il2 81. wi
M snGISSsn, s, 70 T., 10 2. Won Rhins
;'sssns .a a. ss,ls ssas, III
Babcosk also ran. "'
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Amendment to charter Of the Mon,i.
ssllo Company, Norfolk. enlarEing IT,
other corporations.
Amendment to the charter Of S. p.
Ing Its Its capital stock from s'5.-
= Aamendmsnt to the charter Of the
RrIs, seed and Grain Company. ms.
lntercounty Land Corporation. Rlch-
mend; real estate business; capital.
$ib G. noI mSIs
National Contracting Company. Inc.
Norfolk: contracting business: capital,
lon cente D. A. Map Frat preTai sia Ssw
tary. Norfolk.
VIM Bros. & Bakor, Inc: Norfolk;
e 6. VIM. ou presiaont Gsp'a f. BS aSe1
secretary. both OF Norfolk.
The American Lime and Potash
dent. RSanoke; L. S. hamilton. seere-
tary. Hilbert: w: Va.
County. r. i. b: Irwin: no capital
stock. Albert Jefferson. president. IL.
+. p. Irwin; John Towles. secretary.
plemental-cert'fcate Of the CO.
mond. changing name to Colonial Mo-
tai stock from $4,000 to 100000. "''
Certificate reduction OF outstanding
STOCK OF Otterburn Springs Sanatoriim.
ING. Richmond. reducing stock from
Tho Prince George Hospital Associ-
alton, Inc. 1iopcwcll: capital s50.00n
CCr. >. G. Dodow. president: c. r.
OF Hopeweli.
Ellorslie Sand and Gravel Corpora
fions Petersburg; capital. $4,000. John
H.. vaughan. president. Shawsville j..
Tyler ELLIS. secretary. Petersburg.
virginia Copper Corporation. Peters
oourS: mining business: capital. ST, 0OO,-
eGo. John L.. Vaughan. president,
S;hawsville; s. c. Snead. secretary. Pc
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C0M|SKEY WINS ross
FIRST WORLD SERIES GAME
TO BE PLAYED AT CHICAGO
Dates for Contests Arranged md Scale
or frlccs Announced-Attcnt
- Given Soldiers.
[By Associnted Prcss1

CINCINNATI. September 2c-whcn
tho half-dollar. tossed by Frank Navin.
OF the Detroit club, fell tails up. af-
ter Prssident Hempstead.. of tho New
tho National Baseball Commission to-
d day officially an, annonneed that owner
Of saying where the first game OF The
worlds series should be played.
shorty aftrward, 1t was announced
Of the Chictgo Americans. October s.
t Wn,,e sme seSo1a game will be played
the two clubs viii be found G traVeir
the third and fourth games Of the So y
October II viii see the players I trave ~.
Ing back westward. and the fifth game.
II, nl,H Hwe g games 3,s;,a are necessary; viii be
In case another game is required. a
two,doy wait Will take place, and tho
s YSth game vii! Y be played at New
>, In shs toss of the coin. Chicago was
Narm fell on the floor. after Hemp
d dssna had ne sa, tSss hsn Ss anyns
happened to tho second toss but in
each Of these tosses it was found taa .
was not until the third toss had stayed
on tn the table that "Comiskey was de-
OLoughlin and Evans. Of the Ameri-
can League. and KLEIN and Rigler, Of
the National. to oniciate.
Soldiers Arc Remembered
mat the soldiers. who arc abroad as
we'll AS those who are preparing to
h ind,t a TOR liberty; were remembered was
l,ooo-word story will be cabled to
France after each game for the bent-
hihttlon game before the soldiers at
either Fort Sheridan or Mineola will
DC played after the series Is over.
the games will be sent President Wi
son ana Generals Barry, Carter, Bell
ana Mccain; while Mt the opening game
served for tho soldiers at Fort Sheri-
dan. The commission also decided to
g,Ee per cent OF the total OF the
France. :"
The prices for the worlds series viii
:, At chicaso, Boxes. IS: lower grand
stand stan reserved. $3.50; pavilion. 81, and
Al New York--Boxcs. s25: upper
g grand stand, 50: lower grand stand, stand
worlds series matter. the annual draft
Meeting of the National Commission
S was hei ID, and at It's completion it vas
GRATED twenty-siN players. and the
he AniiicS lea NIL other clubs n
getting players through draft seven
men going there The Cincinnati Ma
The players eligible to take mart Il,
these contests are: "
New York--McCarty. Fletcher, Rari-
zen, Gioson ldisab!ed), Benton. SaIlee,
Schupp, Perritt, Tesreau, Anderson
pemaree. Hoelke. IIerzog. Zimmerman
mobert. Smith, kauff, Burns, Robertson
Thorpe. Without. Murray. ''o'''
Ehicago-Schalk, Lynn. jenkins, Rus
sell, Faber. Benz. Cicotte. Williams,
WoiGang; Danforth. Gandil, E. Collins,
Mullen. Jordan. Byrne. Flesch, Jack
son. Leibold. Murphy.
After the world series schedule had
been arranged. another coin was dug
up and tossed for the choice Of games
IN the Ohio championship series. Cleve-
iand won. and demanded the first Sun
day game In the Forest City so that a
hurried schedule was arranged, Thurs
day. October 4, and Saturday, October
8. In Cincinnati; Sunday. October Z.
and Monday. October S. in Cleveland.
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Real Estate Summary.
CHANCERY TRANSFERS..

r. Fl: Stoltz ct ux. to James NJ. Pur.
cell. l71Nl20 feet southeast corner OF
Chatfin street and Davis Avenue. Sep
Linn Il. Enslow TO- Mo9io y. Enslow
lots i and 2. block IS. Highland Park.
September. is. 1917; tax. 81: 81 dove
and afection).
Samuel d. Boulwarc OF TX. to Ander-
SON Thompson. lot 10. section S. Prov
idence Park September II, 1917; tax.
81; $40.
Chevy Chase Realty Corporation to
Mary Lee Folkes. lot 10, block A. Noun,
Vernon. June g. 1917; $500
\. Duffy. lots S, and 10. block L,
Brookdalc. September Is, 1917: $1,000.
Muhleman & Kayhoe to Kate T. Nc
Eneay. 25N95 1-2 feet. known as 33OT
konsington Avenue. August 20. 1917:
r. II. Stoltz ct ux to William r.
Word. 75N0? feet southeast corner OF
Twenty-cighth and NJ Streets. Sep
tembCr 5. 1917: tax S3S0. xln
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ADJUSTMENTS
TYPICAL SAVAGE PRODUCTION
DELIGHTS ACADEMY AIDIENC

II is great mystery how the
atrical stars are made ii is how the
stars IN heaven are We have had, in
the past thirty years. Alice Nielsen. who
could sing and was pretty; we have
had Calvc, who could sing. and Melba
who could sing, and Garden who could
put forth the "grandc passion" we
have had Anna Held. who could look
pretty: We h,v. had The Nesbit woman
who inst!gated a murder: we have had
Ethel Barrymore, because She belonged
10 The Barrymore famiiy-cach and
every one put forth as a star. but Mitzl
Hajos is the first one who ever seems
10 have been featured as "A star be-
cause there was no apparent reason for
making her one.
Mile. MitZi is petite to diminutive-
ness. She has many mannerisrns and
stage tricks that are clever, but she
sings through her nose, and not until
just before the curtain goes down on
the last scene does she even approach
looking pretty.
II seems rs though Henry w. Saw
age. Incorporated. must have procured
the opera Pom Pom" which opencd n
four-time appearance at the Academy
last night. and then trained Mile. Mitzi
70 play the part Of Pom Pom. the
Iickpockct.' otherwise Paule,tc. Thar
they have made a success of the effort
'''''''HN '''E !liE, loT savage. H.
corporaicd, are the one and only pro
aucers OF comic opera that is ho,b
clean and entertaining. And Pom
rom rs typical Savage production.
what little plot there is-and All tho
Scenes--are very French The onera
opens in the Green Room Of the Olvm-
pia Theater, in gay Parce, where tho
manager. the author. the star and -
critic forcsa'her before the premiere
ana discuss it's probabilities pom
Pom places her jewels in her dressinn-
room. and some Of the terrible parisia,
criminals. the Apaches plan 10 steal
them. The Gendarmes learn of ,ha
plot and send officers to the thcator
who capture the thieves and take awnw
Mitzi. mistaking her in her cu,sc a.
Pom-Pom the P!ckpockct for ono ~
the band of Apaches.
The action then shifts to tho CONT,
yard Of what might be the Bas,ile .nd
from there to the Black EIenhan, :,
the underground lair of the Apach.,
where she is finally found and liner
ated '''
What dialogue there is-and SAVAGE
never allows enough TO become ~.
some-is clever with the cleyc,n.s,
that only such women as Anne CaIdweI,
can produce. And In the music Hugo
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PRISON POPULATION
SHOWS MARKED DECREASE
approximately Thirty Men Less Encb
Month Sentenced to PenitcntIary
Since State Went DIV

AS result of the adoption OF State
wide prohibition. crimes in Virginia
have been greatly decreased, accord
ing I" the opinion OF Major James
H. Wood. superintendent Of the VIr.
ginia State Pcnitentiary
according to the penitentiary rec
"rds Cor the last eight months. made
public yesterday, there has been n
monthly decrease OF from twenty-five
to thirty mon sent to the penftentinry
The decrease Of men on the ronds is
about 100
The following statement indicates
the decrease Of crime In Virginia.
Prisoners received from January 1,
1915. to August 81, 1915. 5es
| Prisoners received from January 4,
1917 to August 81. 1917. 2ss
Decrease in 1917 from same period
OF lalG ................. 400
jan men received for service on
the roads in year ending SEN
tcmber l. 1916 1870
jail mon received for service on
the roads in year ending Sep
tember u, lel7 LILO
DoSfeaoo ss....As...~ ..s.s>.ss.s.. 770
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CHANCERY RELEASE DEEDS.

E: L. Ruin. trustee. to S. G. GRAY
I0xI25 feet west line OF Lamb Avenue
60 feet south Of Norwood Avenue
WWt ~ a. iIoebr i tgns;. $3.50 Sc It,
55Nl3o feet. September Is. 1917: sl,SI5
Morton G. Thalhimer. trustee to
Cora A. Sizer. 81 feet l-2 inches by
SO feet. known as North Meadow
street: Septembcr IA, 1917: $500.
NY II: r; Pollard; Jr: trustee. to Joel
east line of Twenty-second Street.
So "a feet north of v Street. Sen
TENDER 4. 1917: S461.25
A. IIatke. SIS 3-4xi0o feet northeast cor.
ner Cary and Eighth Streets. Sep
TENDER l. 1917: $4,000
- j. Leake, trustee, to j. A. Hatkc
55 34x1o0 feet northeast corner Eirhth
ana an Gary Gary Streets. September 1, 1917;
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rrse.sssisn. ,Msrtrs. s.yen Msr,. also r.
deSs sSaay Il. 1pa SinS.hslt
Won: Sazansmy. lis tKslsay), $3.50. "A
third. Time, 1908 2.5. uiuiais. ~
Irask. New Model, Phoneta. Doots z,H
ThirdZ-si. furl0nEs-Dr. Campbe,i
5MartiO. $3.50. $3.50. $3.50. wone
Jus! T.. iii tMcrTlme}. ss.ssSS. t.h IRA 'sSl
neE: BLACK beauty also ran. i""''Vy' u
ronrth-six furiongs-panzara,e, Tx
s arsSs: II, 't' fSsniiiasss, s:siSS ,SSp
.nnkiin, 105 tStearns). 1890. third 'eT'|
LIZ; Philamon. .Auris. Plat also ran
,fltth-nve und one.half furlonxsMp
rs tMartin). $3.50. $40, s:.io. Won. ~
S5ys.ai by. 10 AZ d af"sr,. ssa $40 sec {,
Princess. Flounce also ran Eas
SiAth-six furlongs-Ague, III lead
s sSsiio. $3.50 $40. Won: Cole 9f
mont mont. u! r.Sr Vand1ssn)., $3.50. third.
row. Sister Susie also ran FHI
Sercnth-milc-Nigh Owl, 10 fY.,.
a az; '4;s9, ;s5:c won; Lucille r
IbeardsaiD: 1850. third. hTsiH m.y ,sPSt|
Shser Leader. Glare. Benhampson. 10
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HOLIINS COLLEGE OPENS
WITH LARGE ATTENDANCE
[snecial To The rinea-nianateh1

ISpecIal 10 The Tines Dispatch.l
ROANOKE. VA. September 2o-The
session OF Hollins College opened yes
terdaY with largo number of stu
dents on the grounds. and every room
taken. After chapel service last night,
words OF welcome and words OF coun-
sci were given bv the president. Miss
Matte L. Cooke. Rev. George Braxton
Taylor and Professor Thomas Ghom,
or Washington city. Tonight, the
opening address was made by DR.. Hen
ry Lewis Smith. president Of WASH
ington and Lee University. HE sub
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RED sox LOSE TO TIGERS

BOSTON. September 2o.-Detroit to.
day concluded it's last series hero by
defeating Boston, to o. Two games
less innings. the first game was held
up two hours by rain, and then re-.
sumed. With two out in the seventh,
cessive singles by Burns and Young.
The second game was started Mt 5:S5
O'CLOCK by Umpire Dineen, despite the
was called at the end OF the second
inning because of darkness. with De
troit leading. to 0. The Detroit
club has won twelve out of twenty
one games from Boston thin season.
Tho score:
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CHANCERY TRUST DEEDS.

Max Wetzel ct Tx. to Frank D Epps
ct al. trustees. 55x132 feet east line
OF Goddin Street. at south line Of Fritz
Street September Is, 1917; Sl.6SO
S. G. Gray ct ux. to RuGin & Sloan,
trustees. 70x125 feet west line Of LAM,
Avenue. 60 feet south OF Norwood
Street. September Il, 1917: s3a2O
Anderson Thompson to william l..
Tyler, trustee. lot 10. section S. Prov
idence Park September II. 1917; 5000
w. i. Homer ct uS. to II. Seldom
TAYLOR, trustee, 40 l-6xS41-3 feet west
limo OF Tenth Street. between Main and
Cary Streets. June Is, 1917; $4,000
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BAKER SAYS HE WILL RETIRE
'""Rers Leading Batsmnn Leaves for
Home When Told Suspension
lis for Season.
fBy Associated Press.

ny ASSOCIATED Press.
NEW YORK, September 90
FRANKLIN Baker. leading batsman of the
New York Americans for the last two
years announced to-day he had retired
IRON organized baseball He reported
al the Polo Grounds on Tuesday pre.
pared to play. but was told his sus-
pension would continue until the sea
son ended He has taken this as the
I ,s maj answer and Is preparing to
leave for his homo at Trappe. Md
Bakers contract. which calls for ain
ooo, has another year to run.
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PITCHERS ARE POUNDED
GIANT HURLERS 'THRASHED,
BUT PIRATES CANNOT WIN
FlinKers for Each Club Are Replaced
Frequently-F<Iem Calls Game In
Tenth. with Score to q.

Icnth, with Score d to y.
PITTSBURGH, September 20.-Pitts-
ourEh hit aye Now York pitchers for
was able. to hit PITTSBURGH pitchers
oopppt9SstunelY. and the game was called
the score to Q. The tie Will be
played of as n part Of a double header
Saturday.
Pcrritt and Steele started tho game,
PUT PUT beth were knocked out of tho
Smith. who relieved Demaree. pitched
only one inning. and Anderson was
USED by the league leaders in the ninth
Snd tenth. Carlson. after relieving
steele, held the visitors In check UNI
~ the ninth inning. when they tied
the score. Cooper. went in and retired
the side without further scoring.
New York scored four runs I'm tho
fourth inning. when Steele passed two
men and threw too late to third to
catch runner on a sacrifice, filling
inc bases. and Thorpe trIpled. Man
ager Bozedel and KLEIN had a word,
battle over a called strike In the tenth,
ana KLEIN suddenly called tho game
on account OF darkness. The score:
New York. PittsburKh
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Washington.

%as.ai%ston; -: 49,: SSGc 9 : g g
summary: Errors--Jacobson. Davenport
ShanhH Lefs on 6ssesIst. Louis s. wash
of Gallia. 2: of shaw e. Innings pitchcd.
~ ~ Shaw; :; by Drmont, 3: by Craft 2.
T ;Sy shsw :: by Dumont. i: by Craft, i.
s PonSe Tlsys;N,Prast Gerber and jacobson
.7,AinTmith. 2: Hale /. Empires. owen and
Evans. Time ISL $500
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c Smmmnry: Errors-Chapman. Speaker.
lamp ,Sick. Two;base hit-Speaker Three
WSS sM yoS Saerihee yo Nei. eft on bases
ssrrors-New York. !. Bases on S' b sdse or
sho 10 s: OF Klepfer; 8 Hits or Kiopfer.
SnG,eker In s.la innings: of Fisher. o in "a
innings. struck out-by Shocker, z: by Klein
Ier. 3. Umpires. Connolly and Ealiin Time
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INDIANS TAKE SERIES

NEW YORK, September po--,Ioye-
,and made t three straight from New
fork today, winning tho last game OF
me series. to 2. After allowing only
one MT IN seven innings, Shocker blew
up IN the eighth, Cleveland scorinr
,our runs on three hits and three bases
wi,, oai,s smith hit three-bagger
Cleveland
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Felix has provided an almost continu-
Gus flow Of catchy, delightful airs.

feiix mas provided an almost continu-
Gus flow Of catchy. delightful airs.
Mile. Mitzi. as has been said before,
Is the star. the center around which
the rest Of the performance revolves.
But the really effective acting 4, done
by Phillip Travers, as the author;
Thomas Walsh, as Grolmus, the bur-
Glar I'm chief; Lillian Morton. as Tho
Dummy" and one can nut wonder II
more might not have been got out or
the part OF Pom-Pom II Savage nao
happened TO select her for the par.
rather than Mile. Mitzi.
The comedy is furnished by Charles
| McNauGhton as Policeman IS. and no
plays his part most cleverly. Hattyo
Fox. as the maid Of Pom, Is pref
~. sings passably and dances wen.
Detmar Poppen. as Big Biassou, tho
super-tough and giant apache, looks
| the part and growls and DULLES in mos,
approved thriller" fashion.
Margaret Jarman. who takes tho
part OF Thercse, n confidence woman
is the only woman-contrary to the
usual Savage custom-who has a real
~ good voice.
Boyd Marshall. as Bertrand, tho IN
spoctor Of Gendarmes, looks well IN
uniform and has q pleasing baritone,
but ono Mt times wishes that he had
nm electric motor concealed somewhere
TO speed him up a bit.
The scenery. especially painted by
Joseph Urban, is most effective In
the costumes OF the chorus. which ne
also designed. are pretty. unusual ana
blend most tremendously In the stage
settings.
or all the bright. catchy music which
SaHaSe's own orchestra played, Mile.
Mitzfs song with male chorus I'm inc
Dark" is the best, and the stage cI-
fccts accompanying 1t are most PIC
turesque
1t Is difficult. however, to select any
OF the other songs that may be saiu
10 stand out. But there is a swing ana
rythm TO tho final chorus, You Shall
Not Co." that Is so catching that the
people were humming and singing IL
as they left the thcater.
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sTANp.Nu or CLUDs

WHERE THEY PLAY ro-DAY
Detroit at Washington.
Cleveland ut PHILADELPHIA.
1t. Louis at New York.
Chicago at Boston,
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NATIONALS LOSE TO BROWNS

WASHINGTON. September o0.-St
louis defeated Washington, to .. in
me last game of the series, To-day,
ming. The score: "
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LEXINGTON RESULTS

Esr%al ~ (%ii. .,sse ;ssc iusTdlo 3. Won
second: Corkey w iI6 fRop.r, ~ 60
third Time. 1913 40 Miss sherwooS
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MARRIAGE LICENSE.

issued yesterday NV the cIsrL ~, 80
Hastings Court fdrurea nftrr n,n,ne
denote age): 'e
Charles L. Woodward fos, .,d A,.
thia Lee Glenn (2O1' CITY
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WHERE THEY q, u TODAY
PhiIadclph!n mt Chicago e Eames).
Brooklyn at CincinnntI.
New York at Pittsburgh.
Boston ut st. Louis.
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EIDattcd TOT Demaree In eighth
No. " iniiihRs' r.
PHsssaSsS -; :::::: tGGS e g
Summary: Errors-FIetcher. King. Fischer.
Two-baae htts.Kaufr. Mollwitz. Zimmerman.
Ihree-b base hits-Thorpe. Carey. Hom" run
Ss ,Hi11g b., Sacrifice hlts-Iioelke, j: smith.
t2): Mollwitz Carey. Struck outEby steele
!: by Carlson. 3: by Cooper. l.. by Demarse.
4; on Carlson, 81 on Demarec, /: on Smith,
=; Double plays-Hoeilto to Fletcher to
/ IEietcher>, Wild pitch-steele. Hits~ofi
Innings: of Tesreau. in ga Inning: or De
mT na,ee. In innings; off Carlson. In STA
Anderson ~ ! inning; Off Cooper. in i-3
innings. Left on bases-New York. s: Pitts
Attendance. Ib0 49,
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INCREASE Difference
CHICAGO GAINS FULL GAME
BY WINNING WITH DETROIT
Defeats Mnckmen In Eleventh Scssioy.
while Red SoI Lo~e-Schalk's
Single Decides Contest.

PHILADELPHIA. September 20
Chicago gained u fun game on Boston
by winning to-daY's game in the olev-
cnth inning. tho score being 10 3;
With the score tied and two men out
In the eleventh inning, Schalk.s sim
gle sent In two runners and decided
to three hits until tho eighth Inning.
when he was knocked or the rubber
and the score tied. Palmer made four
singles and received q base on balls in
five times up The score:
Chicago. phiindclphfn
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Both Men and Women

Su . WIN oackache. pain In kidney
and bladder regions. headache. vertigo
dizzy feelings and sometimes fall 10
recognize where the trouble lies. Con
sested kidneys cause lot OF distress
and should never be neglected Take
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BUILDING PERMIT.

The following permit was ,seuoa ys.-
terday BY the Building Inspector:
w. j. Snelllngburg. to erect brick
garage at 22 North Boulevard; TO cost