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I PAGE SIX .
I f AUDIENCES I
I | BY NEGR
I "Sunny South" Troupe Prett
sents Clever Bill at the
[; f Palace Theatre.
it Th* "fliinnv South" Musical Com
I ft edy Company of colored performers j
;> playing the Inst three days of this
week at the Palace theater made a
hl| hit there last night. The house (
wis packed to the doors and it was,
one continuous laugh from Rtart to.
flnlsh. There was Rome vory good
hinging, and some of the best danc-1
Ing that has heen at the Palace In a j
long time. This talented company |
1 HOT
Weatlier
i Comfort I,
O |
; specials
t" I A 11
J\ii i I
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Men's Summer Suits ;
at
Greatly Reduced
Prices.
wmma^mmmmarn
I,
Something Entirely i
# f
Di. fferent <
The New 1
. "KATINKA" |
Pure Silk and Linen (
Shirts
1 *,
in 6 plain colors at
$2J5
Always somethingnew
in
Neckwear
i 50c .
3 t
I
b
Men, Keep Cool.
Cnmfnrt starts with
/ Y
the right UnderI
wear?a chance to
I get your's at a
I of)per
I cent
Discount.
||
All Starw Hats
I $1.00
I Wolk & Teitelbaum
I Just a little different i
I . 114 3 d St.
D. P. GREEN, Mgr. 1
r
TE
'LEASED
.0 COMPANY
of colored people will present tin entire
change of program today. The I
bill for the Inst two days will be Just,
us good as the ono yesterday, and,1
the title of It Is "Indian Land." 1
In "Hidden Valley," a Thanhouser
feature slurring Valkyrlen (Uarones.
Dew-its; which Is to be released
through Pathe, Boyd Marshall with
one shot kills a treacherous native
fifty yards away who Is attacking ?
prifsl. After the scene was taken
other mem hers of the Thanhousoi
company laughingly asserted that
Mr. Marshal) actually was a bad shot
and that he couldn't stand ten feet
-way from a burn and hit It with a
revolver. Mr. Marshall proved they
were wrong. He did lili it?three
times out of five.
0?
Actual clashes between United
States troops and Mexican bandits,
filmed by Cameraman Robert runibtill
on the opposite side of the Hlo
Grande during an uncxpeeted ined*
ins of the two forces, f'urnb he.s one
of the thrilling situation;; oi "Sonic-1
where in .Mexico," a forthcoming
IforHley-Mutual production .starringj
Crane Wilbur. The production,
especially written for .Mr. Wilbur,
and staged under the supervision of
Robert JJ. II road well, director in
chief of the Horaley-Mutual studios,
introduces from ail angle never before
touched upon, the situation us
it exists today In Mexico artfi offers
a novel suggestion for the rpiick ending
of hostilities in Hie event of an.
international rupture.
?o "The
Silent Shame." the fourth episode
of "Who's Guilty?" with Tom
Moore and Anna Nllssson in the leads t
Is being shown today at the Rijoti. h
it. is another of those interesting of- (
Ferings that are catching the popu- t
ar favor of Clarksburg picture lo\* a
;rs. A five-act love drama. "The e
Head of the House," with Lilian I
West and Franlc Mayo is also shown i;
True Boardmnn was once Tnie Bonrdman.
Bat thai was before be appear?d
In the film series, "Stlngnree," by
B. W. Horntuig, creator of "Raffles."
s'ow True Boardnian Is "Stlngarce,"
ind by no other name will his follow?rs
ever rpmeiuber him.
For these same followers wp have
rood news. "Stlngnree" Is baek! At
he completion of that early Kalem
:eries Trap Boardnian retlrrd from
be screen temporarily to accept a
emptlng offer on the sphnklng stage.
To an old Btage player the lure of the fi:
'ootllghts Is great, but in less than ff!
ill montha "Stlngnree" learned that rl
be lure of the screen Is even greater, a;
Dusty theaters, blinking footlights and
mrrow stages began to pall, and he
onged to be bnek In the saddle, on f.
he stage that stretches for miles, si
ivlth Nature's brilliant sun the spot- ti
light. F
And so It Is that "Stlngnree" has areturned.
Now lie Is Congressman e<
lohn Wallace, the leading figure in the yi
romance of "The Girl From Frisco." if
tvno is none oiuer rmm .mum eais. p
slso well remembered In the east of c<
"Stlngaree." The new Knlem series tl
ilong with one reel of comedy, "The r,
Double Elopement." . I T
Saturday Lillian Walker will head ti
i company of Vitagraph stars in "The yi
dan behinjJ the Curtain," a nine b
Sihbon production. This is a 1>< :?uii- si
ul love drama of the higher order, v.
inci til" scenes are carried put in a si
wanner worthy of tills celebrated
ntagrapli star, who is assisted by a (
:oiiipetcnt company of artists. p
0 it
Herbert Brennon. auilior and di- 0
rector of the million dollar Annette ri
Kellernian photo drama. "A Dauirh- b
ter of the Oods," has left the Fox a
r m -1s
pleased Romany people wr
and the surrounding eonm
an injustice. Wo handle t
to be the most artistic line
taining a wonderful culler
goods have materials fur <
perienced artisans. We < <
line in all the country. 'IT
stock in this part of West
Along with our spleix
in all America. We reconu:
in quality and beauty. No
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/
E CLARKSBURG DAILY
own account. The Herbert Brennon '
Him Corporation has been organized
to exploit the genius of thiit progres-'
slve director and the first offering
will be the remarkable play. "War
Brides," with Nazimova as star Jn thei
role In which she has appeared
throughout the country. j
?0
Those who have witnessed Ihe!
magnificent spectacle, "The Dumb,
Tin of Portlcl," In which the Interim-,
' '
Who Will Dance ?n i
;,A BlG'JN!Vf:R5AUTA7UfiE i
iona11 \ famous dancer. Anna rav- <
dw'.'i, is Marred, sit tlie itobfnfion [i
rand I 1m.?sif.**r. doriaro if. to bi> on^ ;
bo suproino film productions of tli? a
K<3, ranlcliu: with Clie loi'MiTost BCTf-n i
lassies. The grace ami beauty <>f 1
liis celebrated dancer arc <1 ?4pirlcd j
11 such a clever manner Ilia I sped a- 1
i
As "Strnosree"frtd. in<sseen#
/WjHfcGIRl FROM FRISCO1'
ads Ronnlmon onco more in tlio snd<>
HvjiHul- Mucin in rinrineLhorsebflck
din? ami aiding her in her struggles
jainst powerful enemies.
"The whimsical, temperamental
'insr 11 roe' is n role tlinr I will never
irget," says Roardinnn. "But I must
iv that 1 like my new part even liet>r,
for tile stories of 'The Girl From
risoo' are of tlie real West and the
ition the port that sends n rcd-bloofl1
thrill through your veins even as
in are playing it. As n native Calorttian
it gives me an extra touch of
ride to lie aide to bring to the entire
nintry the beauty, vigor and dash of
to new and greater West"
ins almost feel that they have seen
avlowa in the flesh. The prqducon
was shown to crowded nouses
BSterdny at the Kobinson Brand and
v special arrangement it is being
iown there again today. Tiiose who
unt to be up on screen productions
!iould not fail to see this oue.
?o?
The Triangle Film Company offers
oughts Fairbanks and a special cast
t "Flirting with Fate" at the
rpheiun theater today and tonuiri\v.
In this play, Douglas Fair-;
auks plays the role or a sontim'enlal
nisi who is in lovi with a pretty|
Little Talki
If you arc building z
isli iv. or if you wai.it to
to bouse furnisltum'.s we
uinia is Ix ttcr iiiriiai'ed 1
^ lions. draperies and Hoot
- liege til' sliuv. 111 u you win
' know wo can please you, \Yc
t r\. and if ynu have never If
he celebrated "Dirge" line of
of wall coverings made in t.l
1 i<>n of high grade papers tl:
draperies to niatcli the paper
nry also a large line of "Orir
lis together with the 'M'olonia
Virginia,'constitutes a stock
WIIITTALL'S FAMOUS R1
lid Wall Paper and Drapery
nend and sell Whittall"? Rugs
trouble to show these goods,
I
TELEGRAM? FRIDAY, A
3 TT/"HEN lunch. c
W seems a long
and you're hunj.
Uneeda Biscuit.
c Just enough to s;
keep you (joing till n
?but so light afid <
| flaky that they wo
- .your appetite,
NATIONAL BISCUIT C
L5BBBESH 1.1
mr laawHRrear?ie
rirl. II" trfr-s to win her hv some1
xtraordinary tactics but cupid plays
lie game .urnInst him. Having fail" I
n getting the girl, the. Sirtlat decides'
ife is not worth living and attempts
nicido, but fate will not have it so.
Reeling doomed to live on in an,
tternal and loveless bachelorhood, he
s more than ever determined to do
twny with hifhself. The artist enrages
a professional assassin and
mikes a contract to have himself
tilled within seven days. The comdications
and developments are unisnail
novel. Mack Scnnett is aeon
n "Wings and Wheels," a fast and
urious Keystone comedy in two
iarts.
hugWTMS
TO HHB IS
mtu ninui
nuniii urmum
Nominee Tells Audience He
Will Protect Agricultural
Interests.
GRAND FORK. X. D., Aug. 11? |
Ghafl'es B. Hughes, Republican presidential
nominee, told an audience of
No Ironing
too Wet for
pggiry?
THE DOVER
ELECmiW
NO?BURN-OUT
VaZn
for ^
to Introduce
Ironing is easy if the iron stays Jj
hot. You never have to wait for |
The Dover to heat up?no matter |
how heavy or wet the ironing.
The Dover is sold with an rver- n
fasting gucratjee. Try it free. I
You can bring it back if you wish I
but you won't.
M. OGDI
s on Furnishing
i new house, if you. have a h<
furnish an extra room, what*
want to say to you that 110 h(
to take care of your wants i
[ coverings, than we. We wo
at we can do for you in thesi
! have iitted out some of the
toked over our merchandise
wall paper which is considei
4U,.:.. ?
US country. nrcany i iioir rs
lat arc rarely shown from jjt<
, and the dosiyns and eomhin
icka" sunfast drapery mater
il" printed cretonnes, of avIi
of these materials that we fe
JG-S AND CARPETS,
departments, we show the tin
5 and Carpets, a line that is th
just a pleasure that's all. " V
trGUST 11,1916.
j
jt supper
time off ' L-?IfflSaBIB
fry, eat
feMC
EmmSzi
farmers In the auditorium here
Thursday that he believed in a protective
tariff that would protect Ihem
as well an the men In the factories.
"I believe in a protective tariff,"
Mr. Hughes said. "I believe 111 protection
without abuse. I think that
is possible.
"Our opponents, who for generations
have told us that It was contrary
to the constitution of the
United States to have duties except
for the purpose of revenue, arc now
telling us that there Is an economic
revolution and that perhaps wo can
have it duty on dyestuffs and anonpartisan
commission. But I believe
In trusting those who really accept
the doctrine of protection wilh its
tjfwrr - -c 1
THE HOUSi: THAT RAJSLT) |
THE STANDARD
POSITIVELY LAST M
OWING TO KtTtKE BOOKINGS,
ENGAGEMENT CANNOT
BE EXTENDED.
I! Performances
1, 3, o, 7 and 1) P. M.
Prices
Afternoons, Ivowcr Floor, 25c. u
BaJ. 35c; Nights, all seats '25c n
In J
of Portici '
Cities Built?Cnsties Eroctetl
Only to Bo Destroyed in Tills
tVonderful Production.
Saturday: Fox.
JOSE COLLINS
in !
"A Woman's Honei"
-
Price# will revert to the reff- I
tilnr lulniission price on Snturiny,
10c. I
?N' CO. ?"T
; the Home
Rise Mjpcl want to rcfuin3vci'
your wants may be i
msc in central West \'irn
the matter of decora- I
nU lii.-o to have. tJie nriv- |
' lines, because Ave have
best homos in this town
you have done yourself
( (I by people who know,
peoial sample books collide,
in any store. These j
ations is the work of cxials,
the most complete j
ich we have the largest j
el justly proud, of.
est line of floor coverings
e peer of any other, both
Tc enjoy it."
s '
-hi
[enforcement.
And I believe In pro'
tectlon for the farmers Just as I beI
lleve In protection for the men In
the factories."
Mr. Hughes repeated blB views on
[ preparedness, laying he stood for
; reasonable preparedness.
"Weakness breeds insults and ln|
suits breed war," he said. "I stand
| for the protection of American
| rights. Firm Insistence on American
rights backed by reasonable preparedness
rneani peace and security."
Crisp weather, so cold that over!
coats were necessary, greeted the
j nominee here.
HUGHES'S STAT EIWENT
SHOWN TO EE CORRECT.
WASHINGTON, August 11.?Senator
l Townsend, Republican,' of the census
' committee, made a statement in the
Senate Thursday afternoon support-'
jng the declaration of Charles ?.
Hughes that E. Dana Durand, former
i director of the census, was removed
i front office to make a vacancy for political
reasons and taking issue with
Secretary itcdflcld's rejoinder that Mr.
Durand retired voluntarily.
"The secretary of commerce says
j .Mr. Durand resigned," said Senator |
Townsend. "That is not correct. The
: fact is that Secretary Rcdfleld called
I on Durand in April and stated that ho
I desired his position. Durand replied
I that much important work was in j
i progress and that, he ought to bo allowed
to finish It. The next day Mr.;
Harris's (William J. Harris) noniina-1
lion was sent to the Senato and the
net day it was announced that Mr.
Durand had resigned."
Senator Townsend said he had explained
the facts to the census committee
aud delayed the confirmation of
Harris.
Notice to Wat
AU water consumers desiring to (
ncction with the doineslic supply mus
any person or persons using city wat
shall be liable lo a tine of two dollar
used.
In sprinkling streets each water t
her of feet meUiuned In his permit. N<
not he permitted except upon 'additio
nuzzle is forbidden.
Sprinkling streets and lawr.s rc
hand hose held in the hand of a porsc
one hour between 5 and 10 a. m., an d
street sprlnklor or hose I. found out c
purpose than that for which! It was lnt
without previous ngtjce.
Yard fountains or sprinkling dov
| water shall Hint pass through a meter
t in deference to the general inter
\ hibited during hie continuance of a fli
I tained, except lo protect property in d
Patrons who are paying for sprln
renew their permits. There is no fi
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wnicn rilHS 11'J.U 4.B1, lu ocyicuiL"
CLARKSBURG WATER WOl
J Young's Head
For Headaches
Especially recommended for Hes
jj ed condition of the stomach comn
They arc safe and reliable, hai
3 during tho past eighteen years ai
I instance reported where harmful
However, Headaches are only i
I your physician should be consulted
J time-YOUNG'S HEADACHE POV
diate relief which is certain to f
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Assisted by JEWEL CAB)
"FLIRTING \
A Magnificent Piece of Ar
Keystone
"WINGS and
A Riot of Pun and Lauf
PALACE "
Change of Pr<
ED WINN'If
I Colored performers w:
and Sal
. "INDIAh
If you want to lau
and see clever dancing
Iujiiui?manrii iTinrrMwriwffliTn
BIJOU
It's wondi
TOM MOORE anil A
"The Si/en
Third Episode of 4,1
LILLIAN IVEST and
"THE HEAD OF
Comedy "THE DOUBLE El
Saturday: LILl7L\N WALKER
CURTAIN." Blue Rib
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Sl>?rpiNTENDENT I
OF INFIRMARY
BEARS WITNESS.
M. K. Malcolm, of CharlestonTells
How Nerv-Worth Helped
His Nervous Little Son.
Rvery friend of ailing little folks
| will find in the following signed
statement a pointer of marked value:
"Maxwell Malcolm, 10 years, could
i not sleep well. Was unable to go to
sleep until about 12 o'clock every
| night.
"Pince taking Nerv-Worth there ( I
| has been a marked change for the
better.
"Sleeps well, appetite increased
and his general health much improved,
(Signed) "M. K. MALCOLM."
"Supt. Kanawha County Infirmary."
Your dollar back at Burk<s Drug
Store, Clarksburg, if Nerv-Worth does
not overcome nervous ills of YOUK
children.?Advertisement.
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NOW.
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The first American linotype ma.
chine In Tripoli recently was installed
by an Italian newspaper.
er Consumers
ise a lawn or street sprinkler in cont
obtain a permit from the ofllco, and
er without first obtaining such permit I
s per day for every, day said water is
nker must confine himself to the numizzles
larger tban one-fourth Inch will
nal charge, and sprinkling without a
Btrlcted to two hour per day, through
in on the premises of the water taker, H
one hour between 5 and 8 p- m. If a
if order, leaking or used for any other
ended, the supply will be discontinued H
lees will not be permitted unless tho
eat the use of a hose is strictly prore,
or while tho fire pressure Is mainanger
of burning.
klor privilege will not be requited to H
-actional part of a sprinkling season
er 1st, Inclusive. H
IKS & SEWERAGE BOARD.
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and Neuralgia 1 I
idaches accompanied by a nauseat- ' I
aonly known as "Sick Headache." H
ring been manufactured and sold H
id there has never been a slnglo
effects resultd from their use. H
symptoms of other disorders and H
. as to the cause, but iu the mean- I H
/DERS may be taken for Imme- I H
ollow. They contain no opiates. I s.
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;E PLAYS T 1
rxm v loday I
-esent Wonderful H
pAlRBANKS
MUX and a Great Cast in
VITH FATE." I
cts H
tistry IloautUuUy Pictured
Comedy
WHEELS." 1
[liter.. 2 Parts.. See It. I
THEA TRE I
jgram Today I
5 Troupe of I
ill present for Friday I
iurday
JLAND" ? I
gh, hear good singing
go to the Palace.
11 though of it? The romance of B
brought before you for ten cents.
?rful.
XXA XH/SSOX in
it Shame" I
IVHO'S GCIIjTY?"
FRANK MAYO in H
THE HOUSE."
bOPESIENT." Comedy |
in "TILE MAX BEHIND THE
bon Special Feature.
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