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The Detroit times., 1915-05-15

managers who have yet to prove
their ability.
Bill Donovan OF the New York
Americans. Rowland OF the White
Sox and Moran of the Phillies are
flrst.year experiments Carrigan OF
the Boston Americans. birmingham
OF the Clevelands. Hickey OF the
Browns Robinson OF Brooklyn, Her.
zog OF Cincinnati, Bresnahan OF the
Cubs and Higgins OF the Cardinals
are not new and untried. but have
yet to show. Experts who have
watched his work predict for Hickey
a brilliant future.
Clark Griffith Is no experiment.
In the early days of the American
league. before Mack and Jennings
acquired the habit OF monopolizing
first place. Griffiih won peunant
for the White Sox, but his best In
recent years was 10 land a runner.
up three times.
All OF the pennants In both
leagues in the last 10 years have
been won BY eight managers. or
these Fielder Jones, Jake Stahl.
Stallings and Fred Clarke scored
single victories. Aside from these
men Is little group OF pennant-
winning monopollsts who rank az
the most successful handlers OF
baseball teams in the entire history
OF the game, This group includes
Mack. Chance, McGraw and Jen-
pIpCs
The Detroit times., 1915-05-15

as the season grew older and his
pitchers rounded into form slowly.
as IL seemed they would have 10 do.
he would attempt a squirt for the
nag. He Was very surprised man.
ager when he discovered what his
boys were up 10 this spring. he
didn't take time to ponder long.
however lie threw the old base.
ball machine into high. TANNED
down tho accelerator and kept the
pace, Hughey frankly admits his
surprise At the showing his team
has made.
Donovan bad much the same ex.
perience. With Pipp and High on
his payroll and Caldwell behaving
himself, Bill announced that he did
no, have a pennant contender--just
a good ball club that would make
the Gothamites forget that the
Ianks were ever Joke team
Then the season started and away
went Bill toward the lead He
couldn't stop that team IL he tried
he says. so he applied grease where
Jennings used gasoline. and bla-nied
the boys along until he had them
playing like university football
team.
This blarney seems 10 be the SO.
cret OF lot OF Donovan's success
with his team He never gives his
boys a chance 10 become discour.
aged He never permits the players
20 know that he Is surprised A. their
showing. Greatest club he ever
raw" he tells the boys And he
kids them into believing IL
The Detroit times., 1915-05-15
What May Happen
In Standings Today
GIRLS VAULTING
RECORD BROKEN

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. May 10
What Is believed to be new
worlds record for the pole vault
was established by an Indiana coed
here yesterday. Miss Pauline Sic
beEthai vaulted feet 1 inch. which
Is said TO be five inches higher
than the previous record held by
woman.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-15
GOLlY, WHAT A YARN!
$500 FINE FOR KAUFF

NEW YORK, May 15.-Tt leak
ed out here today that President
Gilmore, OF the Federal league,
fined Benny Kauff $500 for his
double fip-hop. Brooklyn to New
York to Brooklyn, two weeks
ago. Along with this was the
Today suspension he served with
no pay. II is reported. however.
that John McGraw, the Giant
manager. who induced the Fed
eral star TO desert his mates,
paid the fine, which was the stiff
est ever handed a player In or
cut OF organized baseball.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-15
DETROIT ALL SET FOR
wild BILL" DONOVAN
DAY HERE TOMORROW
HIGH LIGHTS IN THE ~
CAREER OF BILL DONOVAN

October ~. is-o-Bora In Law
renee, Mass.
,prii II, Isps-Pitched In nrst
game In NatiosaI League.
tprii -, IsDt--Irtch he'd nrst game
nksisst New York team.
jane ~, IsD~-PtteheA nrst full
game In National League.
August 20. fspS--pitrhed avst VIE
tor, In Natieasl Beague.
M-y IL. iD02-II~ld Cubs 20 cae
hit and lost game. z to q.
tusust ~. iO03--I'itched etabtses-
ianisg ale game for superbss
against tardinals.
April n. IpO3--t'ft~h~d nrst game
snd nrst victory In America"
Jaly Z. Iso4-H.id white SO. to
oae hit.
septrmher o. ioc5-Heid brown.
60 one hit.
May 2. ID0a-stoIe three base. In
ose instas In game with Cis,e-
land.
september 80. IO07-PiteA~d sew
enteen-issin tie game for Tia
era sssisst White Eiephssts.
July 10. tRi,--Pitehed last game
for Tigers.
September. iDit-Pu,ied George
stal1isgs In the international
league and won . peanast for
Providence.
Jnruspv. IotS-Wad~ wasager OF
the New Work Am~v~ana.
,prtI. Iei5-Put n Joke tesm In
the running for the American
League p~nnsut.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-15
A WORD ABOUT THE MORE
FOOTING PROPAGANDA.

huehey's idea Ia something like
this folks who kid themselves by
turning the clock ahead an hour
Into getting UP earlier In the morn
lng and going TO bed earlier al
night have no legitimate abb for
refusing 10 yell when such q sur.
render 10 emotion would help the
TIGERS win q ball game.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-15
No Wonder Matty Can't Win-One Throw
Tags Two of His Runners at the Plate

Maty Mcryrc team Lincoln Neb can break into print even
participated something in baseball when ouielder threw
hit, impossible
third lily
Wichita outfeder
Pownall
basel hc home
other
ahead Of the coming down from
catcher slid bhey his
could his engine
The Detroit times., 1915-05-15
STATE TENNIS
TOURNEY HERE

Ii is announced that the Michigan
teams championship will be settled
In Detroit this year. The tourna-
rent viii be held at the cour; OF the
Detroit Tennis club Aug. 9. A large
entry list Is expected.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-15
NEITHER MANAGER OoPED
nur rnEIE aIRENGTH

(, Is a peculiar coincidence thai
neither Donovan or Jennings expect
"a 20 be In race like this for the
lead this early in the season.
Hughey was sure. when the season
started, that his pitchers were no;
ready, and he did not believe that
Kavanagh nor Young would come
through az they have. The Tiger
pilot hoped to keep In the hrst di.
vision for several weeks, and then
The Detroit times., 1915-05-15
VIOLET RAYS
CLEANSE POOL

A device which sterilizes the
water OF the Y. NJ. c. A. swimming
POOL with ultraviolet rays has just
been installed in the Adams-ave.
physical department BY the use
Of the rays in addition to the filtra-
ton system already installed II is
new possible, IL is said. to keep the
water as pure as drinking water.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-15
Heating Likely George Das In Donovan Day.
DONOVAN TO PITCH
HEATING OR FISHER.

CLEVELAND. o., May Is
Heating or Fisher will pitch for
thez Yankees in Sundays game
against the Tigers at Detroit. /
am looking forward TO my first
visit to Detroit with the Yam.
KEGS with the keenest pleasure.
WILLIAM f. DONOVAN.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-15

Here 10 fuel for the old con-
troversy regarding the relative
worth OF great managers and
great players. Just now the
player partisans have material
Tor rebuttaI in the standings Of
the teams piloted by Mack and
MeGraw, and the other folks can
point to the standing OF Jennings
and Donovan, who have brought
teams, outside the fsVorite class
when the season started. to the
top.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-15
Tri-county Meet Planned.

WAYNE, Mich, May l5-Thc
annual tricountry field meet Will be
LelC for tho third consecutive year
ct the local athletic field May %.
Chelsea. Plymouth and Wayne
schools will be represented as in
former years and there is posi-
bilay the Worthwhile will also com.
pete.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-15

ale varsity and freshmen crews OF
princeton. Yale and Cornell Will be
held here today on Lake Carnegie.
The course is one and seven-eights
miles.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-15
corneu.pennsylvsnia Dual Meet.

ITHACA. y. T.. May l5.--The
dual meet between Cornell and
University OF Pennsylvania Is
scheduled for today at the local col.
lcse field
The Detroit times., 1915-05-15
Morse Girl Tennis Champ.

NEW YORK, May 15.-Miss Molla
Burst. of Norway. yesterday won
the women's metropolitan singles
tennis championships at the West
Side courts at Forrest Hills. defeat
ing Miss Barger wallach. 6-S, 81.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-15
Federal League.
at ANDINt.


Brooklyn -. Baltimore 4
Chicago 8. Pittsburgh 0.
Newark 5. Buffalo J.
only three games played.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-15
Walsh on Way to report.

LOS ANGELES, May ED
Walsh. feeling bully" left for Chi.
cago yesterday to join the White
Sox. Declaring he was In the best
condition ever, the big fellow said
lie would come back" with a rush.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-15
Todny's Games.

pittsburgh at Boston
Cinciunau AT BROOKLYN
chicago at New York
81 Louis ct Philadelphia.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-15
Pick Pardinston Again.

4 r. Pardlngton, OF Detroit. will
again referee the speedway race at
indianapolis this month
The Detroit times., 1915-05-15
Watching the Scoreboard.

GOwdy, Braves, on SaIIee. Cards.
Crnvath. PhiIiies, of Adams, Pr
rates.
Williams, Cubs, OF Aitchison,
Dodgers.
Esmond, Newark, OF schuix, Buff
feds.
Evans, Brook feds, on Quinn, Ter
rapins.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-15

The golf season viii be formally
opened at thesDetroit Golf club 10.
day with appropriate ceremony and
tournament
The Detroit times., 1915-05-15

BROOKLYN at Baltimore
y. wnrk ut Punalo.
kensss City at st. Louis
Chicago At Pittsburgh.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-15

Triangular college Race.
PRINCETON. " j.. May 15.-The
Il triangular rowing match between
The Detroit times., 1915-05-15

Boston at Detroit
Athletics at 1t. Louis.
Washington nj Chicago.
, New York al Cleveland.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-15
South Michigan League.
ioill

TsAay's Games.
saginaw ut Battle Creek.
South Bend MT Jackson.
Flint at Bay City.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-15
Hist school asmss To-day

LentrnI W. YpsI prept, AZ n, 4.
Eastern at Pontiac.
~. u, r. at Royal Oak.
Western at windsor.
Northwestern ut Monroe
DANES yestevdsy.
Cass Tech, !. Mt. Clemens, T.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-15
parke, Davis Entertain.

The Parke, Davis company today
will entertain a number OF its en-
rloyes at Navin field in the form
Of q large baseball party A block
Ct about $50 seats has been reserv-
cd for the drug folks. Dodge Broth.
ers have also engaged q large block
Of seats for today's game, num-
Der OF statesmen being the guests OF
the auto firm.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-15
STANDINGS
American League.
STANDING.


Yesterds,'s Results.
No games scheduled
The Detroit times., 1915-05-15
American Association
STAMINA
Yesteraa,,s Resnlts.

Indianapolis 8, Milwaukee !.
Columbus Minneapolis, postponed
vel grounds.
cieveisnd.st, Paul postponed; rain.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-15

Sherwood Magee, Boston outfelder
owns n racing stallion OF class.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-30
OUT LIKE A LION
Weather Conditions Yesterday and
Last Night Very Dissareeable
strong, Cutting Winds.

True TO the saying Of old. that If
March comes In Ike a lamb q will 20
out like a lion" the weather man be
gan making preparations last night 20
Keep faith In fact. the start was
made Sunday. when n decided change
was noted In the atmosphere. and YES.
tcruay the real March winds showed
themselves In all their strength. Per
sons on the street found Il very un.
comfortable 90 walk Dust was gath.
cred up and blown in every direction.
and the wind had a decided GOODNESS
about u. which added considerably 10
the uncomfortable feeling
The day started on with a tempera-
ture o. % degrees. according 70 Miss
BESSIE Forsythe local a.. s. weather
observer on the Island Toward noon
the temperature advanced some. and
by O'Clock registered 81 degrees
but Immediately started on a rapid
decline. and by 3 o'clock last night
registered 81 degrees The prospects
for today are that there will be cold.
or weather
Early last evening a small-eized bliz-
zard struck The city. snow flying In
every direction. and those who were
compelled to be on the streets found
conditions very disaEreesble
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-30
cOmpeIS All Impurities
To Abandon System
Blood Troubles Can not Re
main If Properly
Treated.

There is In r. 81. tho famous blood PUT
Der, property that absolutely c1mpsIs har u.
~ Influences to disintrErafe and lose their
IDENTITY No matter what fhrT ere called
OR bow destructive fber ere there a. fn e
2. powerful. srarrhiuE counter influence &C.
annlhlIafe The moat rrIpt'ra germ. rausea the
mucous iiniurs f1 convert Or Toto au inert
substance that De- 0uiltlT ffrUwu cut ~ The
blood and out - the body By che shin. lungs.
ufners bowels. End destroyed in the liver
There De- not q single advance I'M medicine
today that I'M any sense ia en- improvement
over 81 surgery ia q woudsrfIi mas
frrf.l science bot when if comes fH purifying
ne blood q - n stands alone. TtUuHaufs ~
doctors have prescribed 10. Their patients
a. not aIuara know f ia p Jsrauar
they leave the treatment 20 ths doctor fm
p.icIHT But fair minded doctors long as1
realized fhaf in ne vegetable nature n = a
we're rfrfaiu Ingredients That o. thr blood
On H'-Enraa were iurf aa essential aa fhe fssh.
t1id'uE elements ~ ne grains meats fafa
ara sugars ~ Hrr daily fHrf ne uFrrara
doctor a. humane aud % trained frtrHI zrnrr.
W. haa sfrn 'Hr rrHHvarfra from worst cases
~ blood fruIbIa tF fhe ufs ~ "a Get
= bottle ~ a a. today ~ anr frrrrfrf
Accept no auhFfffTfe Ana m Jon Ssh
proper afrIrs IN anr form 6f tIarf frHrhfs
write fr ffs Nsfi.a' Adviser TIE swift srs
-if- 90. I02 ewif' H'fr. AHsnfa. Co. ff is
ror'h while doing 90
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-30

Of Mr.. Harry Kramer OF South War
wood avenue.
Born TO Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bibee
Iof South orchard avenue. a daughter.
Saturday.
+. =. KindelberFer is confined AZ
his home on Twentieth street by an
attack OF grippe.
Mr.. and Mrs Richard Kramer ana
family OF out-the-pike. spent saturday
az the guests Of friends in South war
wood
number Of local people attended
the wrestling bout last evening at the
Market Auditorium
Weekly practice OF the Warwood
band yas held last evening al the
Reliance hose house In North War
wood
Special Holy Week services Will be
held this evening at 1880 O'Clock az
The Methodist church Rev. G.. j.
Johnson VIII have charge
Mrs. Harry Keneday h slowly re-.
covering az her home on Nineteenth
street, after an attask Of grip
&. G.. Sheppard OF Boston. Mass. is
spending couple Of weeks visiting
friends In South Warwood.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-30
AT THE VICTORIA
vIcroRIA rHrArrR-

Lovers OF good comedy. the bright
clean sort Of entertainment that has
ever appealed TO the vast majority Of
theatregOers need but go TO the Victoria
today or tomorrow and Ray Brandon.
Jeanne Russell and company IN a star
by Mistake and they will ind treat
in store Tor them. Every member OF
the company Of clever performers <vem-
To- have a keen insight into human ma
ture and the clever manner In which the
exit Il presented Is most pleasing. An
other headlln~r IL the original creole
band troupe Of musical artists These
noted Colured musicians come from New
Orleans where they have been features
OF the hiE Mardi Gras celebrations
Pierce and Elliott present novel pia-
no and singing act that T. decided nov
city. These performers have PROVEN
popular wherever they played this Eea-
son and have the vivacity ana cnat 40
terizatioue that are needed TO please.
Henry and Emma Peyser "a duo 81 eCCen-
trio takers. dancers and singers prove
a valuable addition 20 the bill and Bert
Howard IN The IugElcr'E Dream pre-
seuts series Of novelty balancing
stunts. that are new 10 Wheeling Some
nne pictures are being shown on the
NtCtoriasCupe.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-30
SPECIAL SER VICES
Being Held IN Local Churches, In OBJ
ssrvAnes Of Holy Week
Largely Attended

Holy Week is being widely observed in
local churches this week. Special ser
vices are being held each day. prepare
tory 20 the general observance next sun
day OF Easter, commemorative Christ's
resource iOn from the grave.
MONDAY services are being held In
81. Matthews r. r.. church. from 1925
90 ESQ o'clock. a. which Rev. william
crosby Bell. ID. D.. IL the speaker
In st. Lukes +. r. church yesterday.
Bishop W. l.. Gravatt preached AZ a
morning service. beginning at 7.IO
o'clock. Dr. Bell. who IL spending the
week az ST Matthews. Will preach az
the same hour.
Rev. =. y. Turner. OF MoundsvilIe
preached last night In the second pres.
~ terrain church, while Rev. p. g.. Nesbtt
81 Martins Ferry. will occupy the pulpit
tonight
Ine FIRST MONDAY service IN observ.
anre ~ Holy Week at the Zion Luther
an church was held yesterday. with Rev
W. =. lysiuger IN charge. Rev. Thoa.
Grier kOontz. DID, will deliver the al
dress today, and Miss Bertha Nader will
sing the offertory
The nrst service q the Faster week
viii De held iu the First Presbyterian
church tonight. when the pastor. Rev
claude Porter Terry. will preach. Ser
vices VIII be held each evening
special services are being held this
week In 81 PauIa Evangelical church
are being held enrh evening this week
In charge of the pastor. Rev. August q
Easchc
The services In the various rhurrhaa
are being we'll attended
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GEO. S. FEENY
LAID TO REST
IMPRESSIVE FUNERAL SERVICES
CONDUCTED MONDAY
MORNING.
Large Number OF Friends and ReIa.
tiVes N endance-lnterment
al Mt. Calvary Cemetery.

Impressive funeral services were
held yesterday morning for the late
George ). Feeny AZ the family resi-
dence al WOodsdale. and later al ST
Joseph's cathedral The services al
the house were held at s: 80 o'clock.
and we're In charge OF Rev Father Ma
der. OF 81. Michaeis church. A large
number OF friends and business asso-
ciates gathered at the home. The 70.
mains we're removed 10 St Joseph' 4
cathedral. where the services were in
charge OF RI Rev. =. J. Donahue
Relatives, friends and business as.
sOciates filled the cathedral. and the
services there were highly impress
Give. At the conclusion Of the mass
the bishop made q brief address. r..
ferring TO the Christian hope OF resur.
rectiOn. He then paid a beautiful
tribute 20 Mr.. Feeny. whom he praised
a. a soldier. private citizen. a father
and a husband
Following the services Al the cathe-
dral the remains were removed 10
Mt Calvary cemetery. where they
we're consigned 20 their last resting
place. Rev. Father Nader oficlated
AZ the grave. The floral embleus Of
the friends aud relatives were banked
about the mound Of earth thai Gov
cred the body Of the deceased
The pallbearers were Messrs A s.
List, PEBBLES Tafum. jacob vs.. G-ubb
n q. ogden. John J. Conif and PlatoT
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-30
REAR ATTACK
On villa Army BY Two Different
Forces Reported-Torreon Report
ed Attacked and Taken

Ell PASO. Texas. March 2g.-At.
tacks by two different enemy forces
upon the rear OF the villa armies now
attacking Matamoros and investing
Iampico were reported today al the
Carranza agency here.
II was reported that Saltillo. capital
OF Coahuila state in east central Mex
leo. was being Invested by a large
Carranza army, believed TO be com
manded by General Aware Obregon
who has not been located definitely
since his departure northeastward
from the national capital.
Arrivals from the south reported
that TOrreon was being attacked by
the troops OF Generals Aguirre Bens
vides and Ysabel Robes These lead
ers were adherents OF the faction
headed by Fulalio Gutierrez The Car.
rama officials here did not know
whether Renavides and Robes were
acting as Carranza leaders or as indie
pendent chiefs
The capture OF the town Of Tor.
Ieon has not been verified by Official
Villa advices
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-30
VETERANS JEWEL
TO L. HARTTONG
PRESENTED TO PROMINENT PN.
THAN At MEETING OF BAI-
TtMoRE LODGE.
Has Been a Member and Worker IN
the Order for Forty Seven Wears
Prominent Visitors Present

Following the business session %
baltimore lodge. No. 8. X % r.. held
last night In the Egeter building. at
thelr regular weekly meeting. n social
session was held. az which several
prominent members. including Grand
Chancellor John = Arbenz and others.
Nere present and delivered short In
.eresting addresses. A feature In
connection with the affair was the
presenting 10 Mr.. Louis Harttong. a
veterans emblem. FOR the excellent
1rvice which he has rendered In the
General upbuilding OF Baltimore lodge
No. 5. having been a member for for
ty-seyen years. The presentation
speech was made by Grand Chancel-
or John y Arbenz. after which Mr..
haruong replied. thanking the mem
beers for the honor which they had
conferred upon him Prom now on
the members have planned TO hold a
social session every month a. which
Interesting addresses will b. deliver
"a By prominent members OF the or
der, The event OF last night was we'll
attended.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-30
UELUCKY NUMBER
Thirteen Unfortunate Persons Were
Arraianed and Fined In Police
Court Yesterday.

An unlucky thirteen put in their ap-
pearance at police court yesterday
morning. for the longest session that
has been rallied here for some time.
Joe Sandhole. an Indian, was the first
victim, up for rHsiing a disturbance
lin the home OF Mrs. Salisbury. col
ored Judge Jordan gave him the
"once over" and fined him $50 and
costs for good luck
Henry Hamilton was up on a drunk
charge and took the count for ten
and costs. He didn't have the ten
so took a ride. Dave Powers. dis.
orderly. near the Market Auditorium,
was 1ned ten and costs J. Mitchell
arrested at the same time. took the
same dose
Max Wickmire was up on a drunk
charge and took thirty days on the
hill in preference to FIVE and costs.
John Sands, Dave Petit and Albert
Anderson. principles I'm a three cor
nered night. paid ten and costs for
their fun. Steve Mavinskl was an.
other drunk and got the sum Of $40
and costs
George Boulos. a Greek. said that
he went 20 see Minnie Norris. colored.
10 pay her for q washing. but Judge
Jordan thought the time was a little
late and soaked the palT $40 and costs
on charge OF lettering
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-30
In BANKRUPTCY
Suit Entered In Federal Court Against
~ W1nsn,neton; Psominsnt

Special Dispatch TO the Intelligence.
MARTINSBURG. W Va. March 20.
The biggest bankruptcy suit ever
Instituted in the Federal court In this
section OF West Virginia was filed
here today when Faut Bros. OF Min
eral county and Henry Hawk and G.
NJ. Fisher Of Grant county, submitted
petition against r. w Washington.
OF Springfield. Hampshire county, al
leRing the defendants owes more than
one hundred nifty thousand dollars,
with assets OF one hundred thousand
dollars The bankruptcy petition is
has upon the fact that Judge DALEY
Of a. Hampshire circuit court. recent
" appointed John j Cornwall and
Henry - Gilkeson OF Romnev and 4.
G. Iyowndes Of Cumberland receivers
Tor Mr.. Washln Rton's property and
business. Mr. Washington has for
years been extensively engaged In
farming. dealing 10 breeding horses
and saw mill operations and Tn one Of
the most prominent business men Of
Hampshire county lie will contest
the proceedings on the ground that
bic principal occupation o. that Of
farming and az such he De- not with.
in the pale ~ ordinary bankruptcy
procedure.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-30
THE THEATRE

II Is exceedingly fortunate that a
hgure 30 fascinating. 50 intensely hui
man, 80 full OF dramatic possibilities o.
mat OF the great English statesman.
benjamin Dlsraeh. should have urst
neeu given TO the stage through two
such great artists as Louis y. Parker.
the play wright. and George Arliss the
player. The combination IA the produc-
ton OF "bisra~li' which will be seen AL
court Theatre saturday April g. Matinee
and Night. Il a most delightful 49, sat
isfying performance. The story % the
play ceuters around bisraeli's purchase
OF the SueZ Canal for England In kes
competition with the Diplomatic mnchi-
nations Of Russia. The period - the
production H. the early seventies and tn
costumes and settings T. an attractive
reproduction OF aristrocratic england
or that time