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Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-01
The National Capital
Monday. August s1, 1914.
The Senate.

Met at IL a. m.
Agreed 20 house amendments on the war
risk bill.
Agreed 10 limit debate on the CLAYTON
trust bill 70 nfteen-minute speeches after
today.
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inolcate trace OF precipitation.
IA A. WELSH. Local Forecaster.
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WITH THE GERMANS IN BELGIUM in
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Comparatlve Local Record.

Temperature ana precipitation departures 5
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-24
FIRE DESTROYS
M'MECHEN HOME
zoHs or rswron wzrrLArcx ON
AfoH STmEET BUEuED TO
IKE GROUND.
Came OF Bia<s n unknown-Au Furui-
ture Lost-Tamtly Away-Wr
whatiatch Discovered Bia.s.

The residence or s<ewton Whftlstch
on High street. McMechen. Was totally
destroyed by IRE about S:i5 last evek-
ing. the manner IN which the blaze
volunteer IRE department was called but
the harm nearby.
The fanny o. AR. Whftlatch il wait
ing In Pennsylvania and no one was at
nome q. tie time that the IRE Is sup
Posed 70 nave started Mr.. Mhitiatch
had been at the house earlier in the
evening and had been down in the cell
lar with torch. lie said that he re-
membcred extinguishing the torch after
wards About o'clock he went to Ben
m W, ana when on nearing the property
THIS time the IRE was also discovered
oy three or four neighbors
Inc alarm was turned in TO the Are
department by calling "A. l.. Myers drug
lore MI. Whttlatch wes unable to
Eain admittance. as the ire vas burning
nercely upon his arrival The voluntees
nremen were unable TO render assistance
as they arrived too late. The buildlnr
was quickly burned to the ground. Jobn
SroN. volunteer fireman. received
lam slntu, out not serious burns about the
race whue working at the nre Nothing
was saved from the house. all the FAM
hy clothes being destroyed The cause
OF re nrc cannot be accounted for un-
less II was due 20 the torch which the
SMher mad IN the cellar while mailing
DRY. however. IL not taken seriouslv a.
ar. Whitlatch - confident that the torch
was carefully handled and cxtinIruished
on his leaving
Ihe loss is estimated at between $500
ana $4,000 and Is only partially covered
by insurance. On the house there H.
Si.tVV insurance. while the FURNITURE A.
also covered with $500.
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.HODSHONS AGAIN
MEET P. & 3. G.
WILL PLAY pou1zz xzADrn on
u1DAr AfTSSHoon.
Both Teams Played q Double nm on
Labor Day before Larrs Crowd
Much Intsrsst IN Dame.

Again the Hodshons and Patterson
Elm Grove teams viii meet They are
scheduled for double bill Saturday
AFTERNOON on the Elm Grove grounds
Much interest Is manifested in the
coming contest by local fans and doubt
less record breaking crowd will be in
attendance Just who viii be the bat
teries for the game has not been de
eided by either manager. p. Z. q.
Team VIII likely pitch Biggs In one
game and Rentsch or weidle In the 9th
or. manager James will have RogerSon
Soetello. houtz. Hamilton. and one or
we other good twirlers on the grounds.
READY 10 put INTO the game IL necessary.
ne night promises to be the most
bitter waged between contendinK t-.m-
this season in this vicinity. The sub
1roanites Will try 90 take both OF the
games. and the Hodsh1ns will be s,,s,
az determined TO hold their record nv
~ lease breaking even. The faps will
fast Playing
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DR.. limit
tcOntinued Prom Firs. p.r..,

ent incumbent will remain in the posi.
ton until the June commencement
"hen the newly appointed man will be
lnaugurated. The Wheeling trustees
oil the college are DIR. Dickey. DIR. S. l..
Jepson and Mr.. George w. Woods.
Born in England.
The new president OF W. & J. is
brlush by birth. having been born in
hldderminster. England. in 1866. but
MS education has been secured al
most entirely in America. He is
vigorous. alert. quick man. and his
reputation in Kentucky as a preacher
IS second 10 none in that State
Wherever he goes the churches are
dehghted with him. and he is said TO
De one OF the foremost educational
leaders In the South. His friends saw
that he is a man who is liked because
OF his integrity and STRAIGHTFORWARD
manly attitude.
br. Hinitt was graduated from
westminster College. Missouri. in the
class of 1889 with the degree OF A. y.
ana was awarded an A. NJ. two wears
iater In 1892 he was graduated from
mccormick Theological Seminary at
Onlcago, and holds two degrees from
wooster University OF Ohio. Doctor
OF Philosophy. conferred in 1896. and
Doctor OF Divinity. conferred in 1902
ne Is an ordained minister Of the
Presbyterian church. and Immediate
~ following his graduation from the
theological seminary held a charge at
Narrensburg. Mo. and later at OF
tumwa. Ia.
ABOUT II years ago DR.. Hinitt en-
tered educational work and was elect
cd 10 the presidency of Parsons Col
iege, Fairfield. Ia, at the age of az
During the four years that he held
mat Office the college buildings were
burned 10 the ground. but DIR. limit
rebuilt them Immediately, adding sew
erai new edinces and much to the en-
dowment.
because of his success at Parsons
college he was called to the Central
University OF Kentucky about 10 vears
now.
DIT limit stands in favor with botb
the Carnegie Foundation and the Con
erai Education Board I'm New York
secretary Pritchett. OF the Carnegie
toundaton, says TO the committee
mat he considers DIT. Hinitt "a very
able and strong man: that he has
done an excellent work in Kentucky I"
Dr. Buttrick, OF the General Education
board. says II believe DR.. Hinitt al.
miratly qualified for the presidency
OF Washington a. Jefferson College
J do not sec how or where the com.
mittee could find better man for the
place"
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HARD LUCK
hArshAn College WIN Go Against wash
nston = Lee Saturday with
Poorest Team IN Years

When Marshall college faces Wash
ingtOn and Lee Saturday the greeneSt
,eam that has represented the Hunt
nston school In years according TO
coacn chambers will stack up against
tne nnest prospects ever seen in Lex
ington. At the beginning OF the sea
the Green and White. but the frst IxeeL
OF scrimmaging has shown that there
- not one hrst class man on the souad
70 carry the ball and Lawrence Reeser
ana callahan are the only ones especi-
any strong on the defense. Add 20 this
me lack OF n kicker and ~ will be seen
tngs.
The FIRST good luck that has ma ppened
70 Coach Chambers this year WAS the
return OF Shepherd. after a week. all
sence because OF parental objection The
Only nope entertained by the southcrn
school - FOR the development OF some
OF last years scrubs. with whose heIp
some OF the games on the last half of
the schedule may be won
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PARKS CONFIDENT
Believes That He Can whip Battling
Terry IN Match at 6teuben-
vile Monday.

7 know Terry Is a hard man 70 beat
and i know that he Nights all the time
be able TO beat him"
That Is the CONFIDENTIAL statement OF
ray PARKS. who meets Battling Terry.
the New Brighton whtrivfnd ~ fbe Co.
tral rink Steuhenville Monday nign-
september y In the 10 round main bout
Terry sends word that he expects to
TAKE nome the bacon when he clashes
WIN farks Tor he says he was never
"a PETER shape than now 20 put up the
Banty Sharp. Of Steubenville. de-
clares that he intends 20 beat Special
beliNery Tulley In their eight round
semi-hnal, Should Sharp put Tullev
away he IL TO get n chance az a hirS
class man In the near future and he
u working hard for that chance.
Iherc viii be some real action IN
the preli minary when Mickey McAisnus
~ NellshurE, and claimant OF the Light
weight title Of West Virginia. will clash
IN SIX round encounter with EiF tfc-
S@E OF flttsburgh. The show starts az
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ABORIGINES
And rthtcans IN Annual Battles with
Lebanon and urginus Yesterday
Dope Upset.

The lid Is or and before three more
days are past the cowhide will be
pounding the pigskin all over the lot"
Yesterday Cornell opened it's season
with Ursinus. winning 2s TO o. In the
nrst game OF the Ithican's 1918 season
they mistreated the ColleReville lads 10
nell Is either half on or Ursinus 3
double.
Lebanon Valley also went down TO
carlisle and tackled the peEky Red
skins and were able 10 hold them 20 7
10 ., although "A year ago Warmers abo-
rhymes walloped the same Lebanon
valley Is TO o. Whether the dope ON
the Indians is upset or not we dom.
know as details OF the game are lacking
warner may have reasons ail his own
which IL probable. II not, n team that
IL held TO to by Lebanon Valley
would have an awful tussle beating
West Virginia Wesleyan
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-24
DAVE SAYS

- - - -
Youth is more a matter of
mind than of size and weight.
Your fathers clothes may
fit your body but they fail to
fit your personality.
There are Mems clothes for
Young Men and Young Mems
clothes for Young Men.
Kraus-Made clothes are design
ed. cut and finished by lifetime
specialists who have. succeeded in
putting into them something-cell
it snap, dash. class" or whatever
you wiil-expressive of the spirit
of youth.
All these things ordinary clothes
lack. All these things make
kraus-Made distinctive.
Drop in and try on a suit. The
promise is that il will fit, not only
your body, but your personality
and purse.
Weather for to-day. Cloudy.
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WOUNDED
(consnusd from FRS. pag..)

Paris and Berlin thousands have al
ready been taken and one by one the
hospitals have been filled, public and
private buildings have been utilized
for the wounded but still the numbers
increase.
Some OF the wounded were taken
into cottages on the battlefelds AMI
the churches but still there are thous-
ands who lie in the trenches and in
the fields suffering from thirst and ex.
posure.
Let no one imagine the American
Red Cross can do too much or enough
Nurses and surgeons are needed more
and more and also medical and hos
pital supplies"
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FINAL SCRIMMAGE
Fast and Hard WORK was INDUCED IN
Get Ready Game for
the Indians.

special DISPATCH TO the Intelligence.
BJCkHANNON. w. Va. Sept "a
Ihe last scrimfnage before the Carlisle
game az Clarksburg Saturday was held
To-Day and during the mix-up three
tyuchdoWns we're registered By the
varsity, Heavier going over on "a for
ward pass. Garrett on an end run and
Jacobs on line buck. Withers knee was
..Juted anu BoDhit was shifted 20 Tickle
Morgan taking his place nj rt,rI -,
Heftorming brilliantly on the defense
shumaker pulled on sensational run
work 81 Singleton and Ef1fis0n III -
ilnc was good. Tomorrow will be the
last PRACTICE on the home field as tae
day. TT
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circuit drives were made of Lavender.
Lavender pitched we'll until the third
inning. when Manager Doom claimed
that Lavender had rubbed the ball on
emery pape rand parsed the paaer 10
llmmerfnan. Umpire EiRter examined
viii fcud e o. President Tensr 81 Inc
Nntionai league for evidence Aie1ander
wac iu trouble iu only three frutnra
aan IcElstered bis twenty-sixth victory
chicago ...-...00n 201of0=
Phtladnlpria go 2fI0N= ~ @
Lavender HaEcman and Archer. Har-
-iugler and Hart
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H0DSHONS
TO Play Jaoky Arthurs sunday az run-
mel oresn In Seoond Game Of Season
Bstween These Teams

The uodshons WIZ r-ay their second
thurs next Sunday AZ Tunnel Green ~.
hrrt Eame wps won BY the Tfodahona
Z 90 o. The game sunday viii efsrf al
~ and good crowd r. naturally ex-
pected keGcraon VIII probably uffrh
Tor me Hodehoua with Welch doing the
receivinG For the Jarky Arthurs. pa
NeTqs VIII be OF the mound with shine
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GEN. VILLA
(Contanued Prom First Par..)


being against the person of Ventus-
tiano Carranza. The state OF Sonora
Zaeatecas and a part OF Coahuila have
seconded up TO the present our atti-
tude and shortly we will be Joined
by adherents from other localities
General Obregon win leave tonigh,
for FL Paso. Texas.
(Signed) Francisco Villa"
NoGALES. Sonora. Sept. ga
proclamation OF revolt against Gener
al Carranza, first chief OF the consts
tutionalist auny. was published here
today. IL is signed by Jose De j
Sanches.
General villa has refused to recog
nize the traitor Carranza." the procla.
nation read, and has ordered the
mobilization OF his veteran troops 10
move on the capital"
After paying tribute TO villa, the
proclamation adds that his efforts are
supported by Governor Maytoreen and
Governor Manuel Castillo Brito, OF
Campeche.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-24
REDS BREAK THEIR LOSING
STREAK BY DEFEATING aRAurs

BOSTON. sept 23-An even bresk
Was the result OF to-day's doubieheader,
while Cincinnati took the second = -.
y. AS New York lost twice this AFTER
noon. the local team increased its lead
IN the 'pennant race 20 six games
liner BY Smith that was blocked b,-
a boy. as IL was bounding into the cen
sSIneia preachers gave Boston the win
ming tally in the final inning Of 80.
Spenins contest. the rap going for a
Ine second game was a pitcher's
battlet Lear. formerly OF Princeton. hav-
lns the better OF the argument with
D3sls. ~ was Cincinnatis first victory
IN twenty straight games Scores-
Pirst Dame
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AHERToAE AssooIATIoE.

Milwakee s; Minneapolis Carst
Mliwaukec ]. Minneapolis Caoe0nd
Fafne. Innings dark
~ Iaul q Kansas city ffref rnrne,
Kansas city 90. st. Paul freeord
camel
Louisville Indianapolis. rain
1nium bus-C evoiand. rain
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YANKEES
MADE TIE szowrs LOOK Iux An
AAATEuH CREW
Xx1xxxDAY-
outplaysd rhsm At An rimss-xan.rvr
Aiokey Placed Entirely New Tsa.n
On the ftsld-

ST. LOUIS. Sept. 2s-New York. by
punching hits with errors. scored nine
runs. while St Louis was able to gather
only two today In the nth inning the
local team made I'VE Of ftr efrht error.
and In the sixth inning Manager Hickey
sen. IN an entire new club. Score:
New York .-...o1e14Oo3 /
81, Louis 000f1OO0-S Is !
Mchale and Nunamakers Weilman
baumgardner. Leverenz and Axncw. Ne
Hale Umpires-Evans and sheridan
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BOWL m O.
IN AMATEUR AND
SEMI-PRO WORLD.

The c. A. C's have omen dates Octo-
Der II, l6 and II. The season will end
on the latter date.
The c. n .C.'s challenge the Welisburr
Giants for Saturday. September 90. al
Weilsburg. Answer through this paper
or cali 4s-L National phone. Ask for
street, Bellairc. o, G. a. c. has PLAYED
80 games this season. winning 25, los
ing 10.
Central a. G. OF Bellaire would like 20
play the +. a =: q. and Hodshons again
tnls season. The G. A. G. Is compose
~ the valley. G. A. G. will play Tiiton-
vile team sunday AT that place. and
sunday. october 4, Will 40 10 brilliant.
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LIVELY is HERE
Congressman Neely's Secretary Tour.
ing Pan handle Counties In IN
teresta Of Hia Chief

Charles Lively. of Weston. private
secretary 20 Congressman ~ NJ
Neoly, arrived IN the city late yeqter.
day afternoon and viii spend n few
days IN THE section IN the Interests
of hls chiefs candidacy for re.eiec-
Ton Lively spent Yesterday IN Brooke
county. He expects 10 cover the
northern end OF the district a. this
time
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Forces Action


30 if N ~ % H. has hrr, 49, ~
,hla evening" ~ TIE Elks club ms III
W. NfHt special meeting o. D. called
~ ZONE lime ana many matters ~ I'M.
f.ftAnre afF % come uu FOR rnnerFrr
lIlnn ana action A new set az ans u.
futurc plans outlined
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GRDmoN NOTES.

No team has yet accepted the chal-
lenge OF the ". E. A. c. for a game
lenge TO the Madison A. c. or any other
ll5-i2O pound team. For further in
formation call SELL Bell phone. All
y. +. A G. players are requested 90 re-
port at the club at 7:30 for practice.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-24
FEDERAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results.
Pittsburgh 3. ST. Louis g.
baltimore 4: Chicago l.
Kansas city Q: Brooklyn s.
Buffalo-indianapolis. rain
To-day's Games
Kansas city at Brooklyn.
St Louis at Pittsburgh
Chicago at baltimore
Indianapolis at Buffalo.
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1,hOW NsNlLLE. Tex. sept as.-Oen-
eral mobilization 81 troopa in ncr,h,..
leslco loyal 90 General Carranga h
under way a. Monterey. according 10 r.
townsville tonight
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RIVER NEWS

The river continued to fall yester.
day. a stage Of r foot less than zero
vas recorded a. the McMachen dam.
while the pool above the wickets
measured 1879 feet.
The new EasOline packet Grantsvnle
is scheduled 20 clear AZ noon TODAY
for Darlington. She did not make +,
trip yesterday. owing TO a broken
sprocket. but repairs were completed
last night and she Is ready for her
usual run
The Mildred viii probably BE- in This
evening from Matam0ras Owing 20
the low stage OF water. her coming
was somewhat Doubtful yesterday. but
u she gets here today she will clear
az ~ o'clock tomorrow FOR Matamorsa
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Carloads OF nTunitiona.

FL PASO. Tex. Sept. 23-Viiia agents
touay sent several car loads OF munI-
lons a. well a. troops to assist Cover
nor Maytorena Of sonora, who Is In omen
revolt against Carranza
This was followed later accordlng 70
reports received here. By the sendine of
svv,vuO pesos In Villas paper currencv
70 Mytornea officials. This money IL
ton In that part OF sonora doninafc.I
~ the Maytorcna forces to absorb The
consItutionalist or Carranza issue.
Geherai obreEon. one OF the Carranxa
adhercnts who heads the nor. Stsesfer,
militorN zone. q which Sonora - a
part remained OF Chihunhua CITY =
pggiissoner az Villas house. Il was stated
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Oisavows carranza.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 23.-General
villa has telegraphed General Car.
rama disavowing the latter as frs,
chief OF the constitutionalist army in
Charge Of the executive power in Mex.
leo. This was announced in a tele.
gram from General Carranza to the
constitutionalist agency here.
General villa at the same time an.
bounced that neither he nor his dele
gates would participate in the national
convention called for October 1 A;
Mexico City to designate a provisional
president
The exchange OF kilograms resulted
from General Carranzas order to sus.
pend railroad communication bet.
tween Aguas Calientes and Torreon
until he could learn whether OF not
General Obregon, commander of the
division OF the northeast was held un.
der arrest by villa.
Oregon Held.
After receiving a long message from
General Carranza. Aafael Zubaran
Capmany. head % fhe cOnstitutionalist
agency az the Mexican embassy. auth.
orized the following statement:
Contrary to Villas denial that be
had arrested General Obregon who had
gone 10 Chihuahua on special invi.
tation from Villa himself. the latest
Official reports received from Mexico
CITY this afternoon by the constitu-
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KITCHENER
tconanusd from First Paro.l

questing support on the left wing
where the British were entirely alone
Put Message In Pocket
Joure wired ingtiuctions TO The
governor Of Lille 20 send his Rarrison
OF 10000 men to support the British
forces. n appears. however. that the
governor put the telegram In bis
pocket for foriy-eiFht hous In order
no faid. to allow the women and chill.
dren 70 evacuate Lille. and this nearly
brought about defeat Of the allie
and was certainly one 81 the main res.
sons Why they werp OBLIGED 10 retreaf
toward Paris. The British manp eed
70 cut their way out ~ the German
rap by almost superhuman effort an
~ tremendous loss They were In fnu
retreat away from Mons when the ~.
Inducements arrived
Although General French made
canal mention Of the alleged faiIur,
or the french forces % assist him IN
hif Official report designed for rgblL
callun. ne sent a complete report and
bitter complaint direct 10 lord Kf.
chener. saying that the failure Of fbe
French 10 answer his plea nut his
whole army IN jeopardy.
Forces Action.
lord Kitchener was furioue lie
made a secret trip 20 Paris and Iaid
NE complaint against tho dllatorv GOV.
ernor of Lille before President Poin.
care and ne French minister % war
pc latter who was a friend % the
GENERAL complained against. refused no
punish Dim. President poincaro. how
ever. to make every concession 10
lord Kitchener. forced the resirnatio,
OF me whole cabinet This was on
August y. about q week after he
uAille Or None. a very serious crisis
pm me ahair' % the allies was thus
avoided and Lord Kitchener frL
um lhed in HE demand The governor
on Lille has been sent 10 an obscure
post 81 duty"
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bNVts Isl.AND DAM-l fsot. -tat-
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cloudy.
MQEGANTowN-7 feet Stationary.
cloudy
wAHREN-t foot below. stationary.