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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-24
First Unitarian Church

ACCOMPLISHMENTS service 10 Re
hgion." will be the subject OF the ser
mon by Rev. Howard A. Pease al the
Board OF Trade rooms. Market Au-
ditorium building. next Sunday morn
ing at IL O'Clock. The Woman's Al
lance will hold a public meeting al
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. T.. :. Ro-
mine, "a Thirteenth street. Tuesday
evening. January 81 at O'Clock. DR.
Pease will deliver an address upon
the Life OF Lucretia Mott.
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ST. James Evankelical Lutheran church
ltog-lfll Chaplinc street. Rev. A. W.
Werder. Pastor. Rev. NJ Steuer. agsis-
hany. 9.3s "A. m. SUNDAY school ana
Bible classes German and EnglishD f.
1880 a. IN, German services. 1880 p. m.
English services. and Tuesday evening
regular meeting OF the Lutheran League
Wednesday cNcing "a supper will be gwen
by the sewing circle iu the social rooms
or the church. Thurcday evening regu-
lar meeting OF the ST James Lutheran
brotherhood. The public Is cordially IN
vited.
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shed no innocent blood Cin wars Of any
klnu). observance OF this Injunction
win All Its Implications. is the price OF
nauonal prosperity The contrary SMELLS
desolation. Admirable progress has
peen made In child-labor. temperance
care or immigrants. and universal peace:
nut much remains to be done
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II. Hess. minister.-Sunday school.
$3.50 a. m. +. ID. Wilson. superinten-
dent Preaching by the pastor at
lV;SO a. m. and 1880 D. m Epworth
League. Gas =. m. Richard Ginning
ham, leader. Preceding the evening
service at 1880 there will be a half
hour song service. the evangplistic
service every evening during the week
except Saturday evening. The music
will be lead by a large chorus choir,
and everybody is invited to come.
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The laws OF true national prosperity
ere fundamental universal and per.
petual. What jeremiah said to Tsr- 81
may DE said TO America to-day. IKE
cute Judgment and righteousness: de-
nNer tue spoiled out OF the hand Of the
pppressor DO no wrong 20 the defenae-
less strangers, fatherless. and widows
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~ il. sunday school. Mr.. Alvin winters.
superintendent We aim 10 re4eI ~.
zoo mark iu our Bible school MS sun
ntN. $50 Epworth League ana class
lrecse. 1880. cvaugelistIl service '"s1r1e
sons from tie Great Mans Greatest
N.i-'at' Altar service and reception
'I ''m'trs 10 evening service SuuIlv
r Advocate day Bring your efIbs.ri-,-
lons Co the church paper. Revival sore
Vices continue indefinitely
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50; Matthews Lutheran church. Rem
wood, West Virginia. Rev. Geo. J.. Hem.
$50 a. M. sunday school and Bible
class. 1880 a. m. preaching services g.
The German language. 1:45 =. m. English
services; $40 %. M, meeting OF the I.u-
Their League. and Tuesday evening meet
ing OF the Lutheran male chorus. Satur-
day morning children's ctcchitical class.
All are invited.
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Wayman A. VI. r. church. Rev. W.
q. Davis. ID. D.. pastor-l0:f5 a m.
sermon, But Jesus Said Unto Him,
No man. Having put his hand TO the
pillow and looking back. is fit for the
Kingdom OF Cod 1915 p. m. class
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The Island Christian church. SO
Zane avenue. Island. Rev. c. r. Hut.
star, pastor-We most cordially In
Nlte you 10 the following services /:
Bible school. $3.50 a. m. Guy a Pryor.
superintendent. preaching service.
1898 a. M. subject OF sermon The
Contribution OF Education to the De
yelopment OF Society" Christian En-
deavor, $3.50 p. m: evening service.
.; 30 p. m; subject OF sermon. The
Perils OF the Sweatshop." PRAYER
meeting wednesday evening 100:
choir practice. Thursday evening )
o clock Education Day and Child
labor Day will be observed SUNDAY.
Much interest and profit viii be found
IN the services.
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The Third Presbyterian church.
Thirty eighth and Jacob streets, j. 4.
Ieyenberger. pastor. The usual ser
vices will be held Sabbath, aJnuary
%. Preaching at 1890 a. m. and 1880
p. m; Sabbath school at 200 y. m. ;
Junior Christian Endeavor at 6:45 p.
m. and Mems Bible class at $3.50 a. m.
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g. Luke.e Episcopal church. Island
iflttir rH1r. ID. ID. rector. Tie sa-,..s.
Tor on" Ie1r. of ST. ptura ,lrtsr. I.r
,ni LlirI sunday after Epiphany uNI
'- f.i' "a. On" EuuII. school fH .n d.. rI.
ming PRAYER and .rrrrr. ...H b.. fr.
evening prayer and sermon
"tHN -fH. .u services Hr r...... O.
bows church.
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St James EVankelical Lutheran
chapel Elm Grove. West Virginia. Rev.
NJ. Steurer. assistant pastor Sunday.
$3.50 "a. m. sunday sob DOL and Bible
class. 1880 p. m. special services FOR the
opening OF the new Sunday school room.
Rev. Wcrder viii preach. Monday even
ing, teachers meeting. All are cordially
invited.
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In the Churches

Emmanuel Baptist church. e0ss Eo1
street. Arden b Miller. castor sat
Lrday evening. January - baptisEaI
service az the First Baptist church
SunCay services as usual SUNDAY
school Will BE- called 20 order by he
assistant superintendent. Mr. Peter
Frederick. az 9-f5 a N Morning
prsaching az II o'clock; Junior soci-
ETY. gatber az 2-3O 2. m. Evening
preaching al $50. follow ed b. the
meeting OF the b. Y. p. L. Each even
ing except Saturday We viii oontin~-
our meetings. Others are being
helped. why not YOU You are vel
come 70 any and all our services.
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Chief Servic.

Prelude-"Andante. o.
AAn.hcm-S God is our Refuge. Miller
oiiertory- Pilgrims song OF Hope
fostlude--irupus'' ..... ',',s.,i, !.
Nesrers.
Pre- Moderate la c. Coo,o-
ADfb.,, ..sl . i5lll,aI .-.-... k.mmins
an NY soul Truly waiteth-.
offertory-''For All Eternity. '''
Postiude--Aliegro IN ~ Masheroni
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Elm Grove Christian cbprch mill
schooi. 10 20 IL sunday morninr. Con-.
Inunion; IL 10 Isl; preaching. i1.I5
70 II, by Rev. John Clark. OF Re,b.
any; Christian Endeavor. s. 90. aiI
EhdeaNorers requested 10 be present
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IT TICKLE HIM =?

Morning az 1890. and evening at ESQ
SUNNY -cho 40 . o'clock in the after
H'"iI me tpnFocatIon services will be
Irld on Wednesday. 1880 "a. IN. and In
the evening at 1880, and Thursday morn.
Jug az 10 o'clock All the meetings Of
Fish, rector.
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Evangelical Reformed 81. stepbon.a
church. corner Eoff and Thirty-sfxth
streets Ernest ~. IrGcss. pastor-sun-
"'f, January 81. German service. 1880
o. u, sunday school. %. m.. teachers
meeting. b.. m.. Willing Workers. $50.
n m.t ENGLISH evening service. 1850:
nui -NtL evening. choir rehearsal. Mon
'I.f. NtNuD.lH. and Friday after school
instruction Boo Bible and catsrhism A
CORDIAL invitation is extended 90 ali tho
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The Second Presbyterian church
VII join in Union Service on san
path az the First Presbyterian
church. Rev ]. H. Lltteu. ID ID
VIII preach in the morning al 10 "a
ana IN the evening at 7:3O. Sabbath
schoo, az the y. NJ. c. a. at $50 a
ture room of the First Presbyterian
ing. ''e"-
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Ar- ruu l1irr t1 keen fiary 300
No. i. you a.l y0ur umc writing
Np dtE nothing happens 10 one
STAR
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Attitude toward the family in Bethany.
Incident or his first visit.
Martha and Mary types.
Productive VS.. Receptive
l.attereally means OF highest rroduc-
tivity.
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ANALYSIS AND KEY

Jesus Of n social disposition.
Incidents I'm evidence.
Ministered TO by devoted women.
Ills life the denial OF asceticism.
supreme illustration.
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TridelphIa NJ. &. Church. Out Tn.
Pike

Sunday school Gas a. m: special
service for children. 1O:45 mn /.
sermon by the pastor. good music II
a; m. subject, The Three Baptisms :"
Two years OF revivals followed. Prep
aratlon Tor revival meeting. 7:3O n m
Epworth League services Gao n ~, :.
bloie class and preaching. 10 m
AZ McGraw's Run school house. Fy-
etybody cordially invited 10 attend the
services. III. l.. REID, Pastor.
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St Paul's vangelical church. Thirty
eighth and Wood streets: Aug. c.
Rasche, pastor-German services at
1898 a. m: nglish services at 1880 p.
m: Sunday schol at . p. m. Church
carnival Wednesday at S p. m. KAT
fee visite by l.. A. S. Thursday, 10
2 y. m.
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First English Evangelical Tutb-
eTan church. IS 10th street. " :
Dvslnger. nastor. Il 10th street The
usual worship for the third Sunda,.
aaiIer Epiphany at 1890 a. m ana
1 80 =. ~. sunday school. $50 a. I'M.
Prayer meeting Wednesday eye,i, ,
az -; Teachers traininr class
Wednesday evening SIS Cetecbati-
car class Friday afternoon. 3.45
Inc sacrament Of the Lords SIM
per viii be celebrated Sunday morn L.
lns ana evening. Preparatory ser
z,e-s VII Dc held Friday evening at
80. reception Of members into tho
welcome. "ouy
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North Methodist EuieD0uai Church
corner Fift. and Market streets. f.
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The Young Peoples Devotional Service
' -'' 1911 Jer. %: Is; 1918.
PERILS THAT THREATEN OUR NATION
(Home Missionary Meeting)
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Warwood Christian church. corner
Iath street and Richland avenue \
W. Evans pastor. Bible school al
~ ~ o'clock, Henry Mitchell. supt.
I,eachlng and communion services ar
II o'clock. Subject: Able 10 Stand
40. Miss Laura Gooch, leader eve
ning service at 7:45. Subject. How
Shall We Answer the Governor
question. \ hearty invitation is ex-
tthded 10 strangers TO attend ali ser
NsCes. Ihere Will be a short meeting
yer the morning service.
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st Johns Ev. Prot. CONGREGATION
w. q. Ulfert. pastor. Next Sunday
German service az 1890 a. IN. SER
~ mon n especially for the young people
VI me CONGREGATION. During service
Young Peoples Society. Sunda,,
School at n. m. At n. m. meet.
ing OF the Ladies Aid Society Eng
IIsh evening service at 40 n m
The pastor viii speak about Icbiiii
labor, Next Thursday. January 2S
,,.os..iins OF me :. {. +. Important
during services. III ~ y
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~, vance Memorial Presbvteriap
OFIrch, Woodsd1ie; J. NJ Potter
munster Ia Service. at II "a m. and
, .'9Y y, m. Rev. w. A. Cook. d. a..
WIZ ADDRESS the morning service Tho
pastor will preach at $50 on n fyfre
Day bN Day sunday school ana
ADULT Bible classes at g.3O a m,
hounE Peoples meeting at Z D. m.
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Church or Christ. Seitter,s Han
corner Virginia and South penn 81
LORDS day services as follows. Bible
school at $50: Regular Worsbin ar
ifV:5O; Evening services az 20
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First Church OF Christ. Scientist.
A. O. U. w. auditorium. 1119 Chapline
street-Services Sunday at IL a. m.
subject OF lesson. Truth" Sunday
school at ! n. m. "Wednesday testimo.
NAL meeting at p. m. same address
Reading room open daily. except sun
days and holidays, from IL IN. 10 {
p. m: also on Saturday evenings from
to . O'Clock. The public IL invited
10 visit our reading room. No. 111g
Chapllne street. and attend our serv-
ices.
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The First Spiritualist church will
hold services in the Odd Fellows
hall Sunday, January p, at 1880 D m.
Children's progressive lyceum at
1880 a. m, Rev. G.. w. Way. pastor
and psychic. Lecture followed by
spirit messages. All are welcome.
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. o.. WI lfNu MfINNNINI Church Uhar.
Inc street. opposite HIGH school. Eev
T.. 4 Speckman. pastor. Sund,,.
schonl az 9:lJ 20. on. Excellent cIsssos
lor young men aud young ladies. Gon.
"ral class meeting al 40 ~ i. 'l
service M German. at 1890 Epvo-tr
league 40 y. W. Etcuiur service.
Pm tnElish. Of 4-au. Tine usual prayaI
service on "Wednesday evening ~ = al
m. cordial Invitation is extend.
,',"iu nearly welcome awaits
c'or}ou" at This 'homa.Iike church p,
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St Luke's Episcopal church. Island
end OF the Steel bridge. Rev. Jacob
birmingham, ID. D., rector-Services
for the feast OF St Pauls Conversion
and third Sunday after Epiphany will
be: S:1J "A. m. Sunday school: 10:3O
a. m, Morning prayer and sermon;
1880 p. m, evening prayer and ser
mon. Wednesday. no service on &C
count OF meeting OF convocation in
St. Andrews church.
Evening journal., 1914-09-21
MRS. MOULTON Shoots
HIGH AT WESTY HOGAN

Twelve women took part in the
Ladies' Event $50 birdsj OF the Westy
Hogan Shoot in Atlantic City. Satur-
day afternoon, eight of whom were
members Of the Nemours Trapshoot-
ing Club. OF this city.
The high honors i'm the Ladies'
Event went to Mrs. Elizabeth Moul-
ton (Nemours), who broke AZ OF the
elusive discs. Mrs. Harry Harrison.
Of Rochester. New York. was second.
with 40 Miss Harriet Hammond
(Nemours), third. with So; Mrs.
Boyer. 80; Miss Remy, 32; Miss Hat
field, 2S; Miss Carson (Nemours). 27; (;
Mrs. Riley (Nemours). q: Mrs. w. A.
Joslyn (Nemours). "a; Miss Hirst
tNemours), %; Mrs White (Ne-
mours), 2l; Mrs. Springer tNe-
moursl Is.
The Westy Hogans presented five
silver rose vases TO the following
ladies. who made the FIVE highest
scores for the afternoon:
Evening journal., 1914-09-21
WATERWAYS MEET
This week INNEW YORK
Philadelphia Delegation OF
800 to Attend Con-
ference

Twenty-Five Delawaroans will dis
cuss coastal navigation problems
with Cabinet members, Governors,
Senator's, Congressmen and Mayors
of scores Of New York cities this
week at the seventh annual oonven-
ton of the Atlantic Deeper Water
ways Association The convention
opens tomorrow in New York THAT
morning, at 9i5 o'clock, the Phila-
delphia delegation. headed by Con-
gresham j. Hampton Moore. presi-
dent of the association, and the Della
ware delegation will leave Broad
Stret Station in a body
The five days of the convention
program include a great deal Of seri-
Gus business and great deal of
pleasure A trip up the Hudson
river on the steamship Berkshire, be-
ginning Thursday, will be varied
with business meetings at the more
important stops and inspections Of
canals and docks Wednesday the
conyention will inspect New York har-
Dor on the Berkshire
Secretary of the Navy Daniels.
of the Interior Lane and Secretary
of Commerce Redheld are speakers
on the convention program. Each
will tell of the relation of his de-
partment TO the promotion OF deeper
waterways. Mayor Mitchell viii well
come the convention
Evening journal., 1914-09-21
Held ON Horse Theft
CHARGE; CRUELTY fine, TOO

James Colwell, Of West Chester.
was before City Court today on the
charge OF larceny of a team from
Edward Henry. of No. 112 West
Twenty-ninth street The team was
taken from Tatnall street on Satur-
day. and officer Gamble found the
team at Taylor and Bennett streets.
where Colwell had been thrown from
the wagon. Colwell pleaded not
guilty.
Henry testified that the horse was
valued at $50. and that he left the
animal tied along Tatnall street. He
found that the horse had been badly
used. and cut and bruised, and the
wagon was broken.
James German, of the Delaware
House Stables. Said he saw Colwell
driving the horse on Shipley street.
Henry Jarman. of No. S12 Pine
street. also said he saw Colwell in
possession Of the horse and buggy on
Saturday
Colwell was held IN $500 bail for
court, and was fined $50 and costs
en- charge Of cruelty to the horse.
Evening journal., 1914-09-21
BROOKLYN hal FAILS
TO Lower record

Excellent attendance but a rather
small card marked the first matinee
races on Saturday. Though there
we're but three contests, they were
we'll attended c. A. Lippincott's
Brooklyn Hal was sent for two
offorts to break his track record of
2:12 1-2, but the best time made was
2'1S ga The summary:
J. p. Ratledge's Stella A. captured the
first event in split heats and ]. c.
Boulden's Dora Thorne took the sec
ond event in straight heats. Sum-
mary:
Event No. 1.
J. p. Ratledge's blk m,
Stella A. .................2i 1 /
J. W. Mullins b. g, Little
Gene ,....... ...4.....l .
Riverview Farms b. m.
Minnie Cader ...........4 3 3
DR.. L. II. Balls b. m. Dewey
Maid ........... ..........3 A dr.
Time-2.31 1-2, 81 IA. 81.
Event No. ?.
]. c. Boulden's Dora Thorne. I'll /
George Hayes br g., Joe Barnett.2 2 2
Summerfeld Farms b. g, John
odledif Jt. ss..s.sss ssssssssss % q
Time-2.2S. 2.25.
Event No. 3.
Ito beat 2.12 1-2 trotting record.
c. A. Lippincott's Brooklyn Hal.
Time-213 3-4. 2.15 ga
Colt Race.
c. n. Papu's b. c., Jersey Wonder. 4
j. w. Wright's b. c., Little Joe. 2
Time-3.09, 2.55 "a
Evening journal., 1914-09-21
BROWNTOWN ROCKFORD
first Battle DRAWS

The first game OF the Browntown-
Rockford series for the city amateur
title ended on Saturday in a TO 3
draw after ten innings Of battle.
One OF the largest lot crowds Of
the season saw a pitchers battle be-
tween Mason and "Hock" Glenn, the
former having the better Of the same
by striking out twelve men, and al
lowing but five hits, one of which
was a three-bagger. Merrill, OF
Browntown, was the fielding star OF
the game by jumping into the air
twice in succession and pulling down
balls which looked good for three
baggers. Brickley received Mason in
fine form
Evening journal., 1914-09-21
american soccer
schedule IS OUT
Eight Teams Will Begin
Season Play on OctO-
her |
CITY TEAM IS
IN THE LEAGUE

The American League soccer sched-
ule was announced by Manager
Johnny Geoghegan. of the Hibernians.
and Fred Bientzel. of the Victor F.. c.,
who we're authorized to draft the
matches for the first half Of the sea-
son. The league is made up OF eight
clubs, who will open the season on
Saturday October 3. The first round
will close on Saturday. November 21.
The committee recommends that the
month of December remain open for
the playing Of postponed league
games, also American Cup or Nation
al Cup contests. as all the eight teams
are IN either Of the competitions.
Bethlehem. Victor. Disston, Falls and
West Philadelphia being in both OF
the big National Cup ties.
On Saturday. December 10, the an
nual benefit game for the Football
Association Of Eastern Pennsylvania
and District will be played.
The teams In the league. with the
location OF their home grounds. fol-
low: Hibernians +. c. and Victor
r. c., Third street and Lehigh avenue:
Falls. at Falls of Schuylkill; West
Philadelphia, az Pennsylvania r. r.
Y. NJ. c. A. grounds: Bethlehem. at
Bethlehem, Pa. lrish-Amerlcans. az
Wilmington Rangers. at Potter
Grounds. Front street and Erie ave-
nue.; Disston and Sons. at Tacony
baseball grounds
The schedule follows. games to be
played on the frst-named .team's
grounds.
October 3-Victor vs.. West Phila-
delphia, Rangers VS.. Hibernlans.
Falls VS. Bethlehem. Disston vs.. Irish
Americans.
October Bethlehem vs. Victor.
T Hibernians vs.. Falls, Disston VS.
Rangers. Irish-Americans vs. West
Philadelphia.
October i7-Wost Philadelphia Va.
7 Dlsston, Frlls VS.. Victor. Hibernians
/ VS.. Bethlehem. Rangers vs. Irish
Americans.
October Victor vs.. lrish-Ameri-
cans, Bethlehem VS.. Disston, West
Philadelphia vs. Hibernians, Falls VS.
Rangers
October si-opcn for National Cur
games,
November Hbernians VS.. Victor
Irish-Americans VS. Bethlehem, Rang
ers vs. West Philadelphia. Disston VS..
Falls
November -lrish-American vs..
/ Hibernians. Victor VS.. Disston. Beth
lehem vs.. Rangers, West Philadelphia
VS.. Falls
November Hibernians vs.. Diss-
/ ton. Rangers vs.. Victor, Falls VS..
J Triah-Amorfcanq West philadolnhfa
VS.. Bethlehem.
November 2S-Open for National
/ Cup games
Evening journal., 1914-09-21

WASHINGTON. Sept 21.-Though
Walter Johnson has not been the star
this year that he has been heretofore,
Clark Griffith has uncovered two 9TH
er youngsters who have done much to
keep his team to the front. They are
Shaw and Bentley. They have re-
Gently been pitching games that en-
title them to be considered topnotch-
ers, and with more experience they
are expected to become reliable per-
formers.
Evening journal., 1914-09-21
RED MEN ARE HOME.

Judge William II. Boyce. James T.
Semorteen. Edward Mclntire and
Harry B. Sinclair. Of this city. and f.
V. Baker, Of Selbyville. and W. c..
Tappin, of Rehoboth. who represent
ed Delaware Red Men at the Great
Council Of the order at Portland, Me-,
last week. have returned home.
The next sessions of the Great
Council will be held in San Francisco.
Evening journal., 1914-09-21
MOTOR CYCLE Rider
RUN down BY AUTOIST

One was injured and a motorcycles
wrecked in a collision with an automo-
bile at Washington and TOrbert
streets yesterday
The injured man is Robert r. Van
nesson, of No. 425 East Fifth street
Vannesson was on the motorcycle
when the collision with the automo-
bile, owned and driven by T. Leroy
Pierce, of Montchanin, took place. He
was thrown from the machine, but es-
capped with few bruises. Pierce was
not hurt, and his automobile escaped
damage
Inability OF Pierce and Vannesson
to see each other caused the accident.
Evening journal., 1914-09-21
CLOSE GOLF PLAY.

The second round match play for the
golf championship of Wilmington was
held ON Saturday at the local courts. J..
+. Neary defeated w. S. Jordan, up
and !. J. X. Bailey won from Richard
Reese by default. Leslie Mahoney de
feated r.. f. Patterson, one up in 20
holes Robert Wier defeated George
Moreton, up and , to play. The semr
final round will be played next Wednes-
day, Neary vs.. Bailey; Mahoney VS..
Wicr.
Evening journal., 1914-09-21
New Record for Big Leagues
May be Made by the Braves

II the Braves do win the National
league championship they will be
the first club to do so without having
in their lineup a pitcher who has
gained national fame at least one
year before his club won a cham
pionship.
James, Rudolph and Tyler we're
not in the national baseball cele-
brity class last season. They didn't
step into the hall of fame until the
middle of the present season.
The Athletics had their Bender.
Evening journal., 1914-09-21
BOWLERS MEET TONIGHT
TO FORM A LEAGUE

Representatives of the bowling
teams of the Gas Company, the Amer
ican Car aud Foundry Company, the
Delaware Hard Fibre Company. Har-
Ian and Hollingsworth Corporation.
the Knights of the Golden Eagles ana
others are expected 10 arrange a City
League Bowling League this evening.
The meeting will be held at the Cres-
cent bowling parlors, Eighth ana
Orange streets. All interested in sucn
a league are urged TO be present
Evening journal., 1914-09-21
Baker AGAINST COLLINS
IN FIRST fall BOUT

Harry Baker Dolawares pride ia the
boxing game will be busy this fall. The
"knock out'' lad will make his start
before the Fairmount Athletic Club,
Philadelphia, tomorrow night against
Charlie Collins, who has been doing
some cleaning mp in the west On Oc-
iober , Baker will meet X o. Brennan
in the Monumental Theatre, Baltimore.
The boys will weigh in at l5s pounds
at 3 o'clock on the day Of the fight.