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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-11-18
REPORT oE zEALANplA

WASHINGTON. Nov. 1.-THE Am
erican consul at Progreso, Mexico,
has been directed by the State Depart
ment to make a specific report regaru-
ing the absence of the ships papers
in connection with the recent forcible
search of the steamer Zealandia by a
British cruiser of Progreso. The Zea-
landias captain reported the ships
papers had been left ashore with the
American consul The British embas-
sy informed the State Department the
Zealandia was boarded and searched
outside of Mexican territorial waters.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-11-18
DATES AGAIN cHANoED

LAREDO, Nov l7-It is announced
that Carranza has changed his plans
regarding the entry into Mexico City
November 90 TO establish a residence
as head of the de facto government.
The date has been abandoned Car
rama has also postponed his propos-
ed trip 10 Nuevo Laredo and Matamor-
os. Carranza is still at his old home
in salullo where an his sdministra-
tive business is being transacted
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-11-18
MAN HUNT ENDS

ROSWELL. Nov 1.-THE capture
OF Juan Rodriguez in the hills six
miles from Roosevelt ended q two
days man hunt in which two hun
dred participated Rodriguez, who
was being tried for murder Of n.
Cartright. struck down Sheriff Young
while being led from court 10 jail.
He escaped Sixty automobiles with
volunteers Joined the chase. jacob
Cartwright. son Of the murdered man,
found Rodriguez straved and frozen.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-11-18
NINE IN ENGLISH CHANNEL

DOVER. Nov H. Striking a mine
in mid-channel, the hospital ship An
glia, carrying three hundred wounded
in addition to the crew, nurses and at
tendants, sank quickly Hundreds Of
seriously wounded lying in cots were
lost The collier Lusltania, nearby,
went to her assistance The collier
also struck a mine as the boats were
being lowered and fouudered
The Lusitania crew was saved. The
patrol boat rescued three hundred Of
the Anglia's passengers and crew in
cluding some nurses. number Of
bodies we're recovered.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-11-18
U. S. STAND ON coNTRAeAND

WASHINGTON, NOV 1.-THE
State Department is preparing memo
randa. which viii form basis Tor a
note 10 England regarding contraband
The action Of the United States re-
lardmg Eneland's placing cotton and
other products never before treated as
contraband on list is not determined.
n is probable the decision will be
reached soon Shortly thereafter, the
first draft of the note viii be made.
Several drafts made will be required
tclore the note is transmitted.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-11-18

TOPOLOPAMPO. Nov. IT, Mayo
Indians and villa troops # is report
ed, raided yesterday al Los Mochis
eighteen miles inland. by refugees ar
irving here seeking protection aboard
the United States gunboat Annapolis
one British and four Americans are
reported killed Thirty-three, mostly
women and children. We're taken a.
board the Annapolis. Others are said
TO be on the way.
American civilians organized pa
trolls and outposts It is stated that
the United Sugar Compauy's proper
ties at Los Mochis and other Ameri-
can interests were looted Refugees
brought clothing and bedding but no
provisions. They made the trip on
hmd-cars hauled by mules over diff
cult naeeagps
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-11-18
Musr REMAIN Al HOME

LONDON, An order in council is
soon 10 be issued declaring that dur
ing the continuance Of the war Brit
ons of military age desiring to leave
England. even on a trip, must obtain
special permission. such permission
will not be given without good cause
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-11-18
ARRIVING AT DESTINATION

EAGLE PASS Nov. a. - Former
villa soldiers granted amnesty by the
Carranza government have begun to
arrive enroute 20 Piedras Negras.
where they win return TO Mexico.
The men arrived from Douglas and
Nogales They are being transported
through the United States In addi-
uou to railroad fare Inc Carranza gov
ernment gave each 81 i'm gold
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-11-18
AsHURsT PROTESTS

WASHINGTON, Nov H. Senator
Ashurst has again brought the atten.
ton of the State Department to charg-
es that Consul Padres. at Nogales. Ar
iona, has been implicated i'm Mexican
raids i'm the United states No action
by the government has been taken.
Ashurst had a telegram from the
Nogales mayor asking the attorney
general to send an agent to investi-
gate the case, declarius fun proof Of
the charges i'm the consuIs handwrit-
ing were available
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-11-18
eARs oRgEcE sHIPMeNTs.

PARIS, Nov. IA Marseilles dis
patch says the government has order
ed port authorities not 10 accept ship
ment Of merchandise destined for
Greece.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-11-18
PAssPoRrs NEEDED

GALVESTON. Nov. H. Mexican
consulate receives notice that hereaf
ter persons desiring to enter Mexico
will be required to have passports
from the foreign office of the Carran-
"a government
u is understood the passport order
is directed against MeXicans obnoX-
ious to the Carranza authorities.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-01-10

him to attempt to fight regulation
duel. He proposes that the two men 60
unarmed to a hut on the place. where
through an open window there will be
lured a wild animal the presence of
which in the vicinity, they have GER
tain proof, the beast to make his own
selection of a victim. Although Pal
mer has no particular reason for in
dulging in this singular contest-the
girl is securely his-he agrees.
This is a partial synopsis of very
exciting animal picture which will be
shown here on Monday and Tuesday.
Owing to the sudden illness. of Bob
Leonard who is playing the lead in
"The Master Key" this picture will
not be shown here on Monday, but the
next installment. No. s, will be shown
on Monday. Jan. 18th. Word was re
ceived yesterday by Mr. Helbach that
Mr. Leonard is well again and is back
at work on this great serial
On Tuesday, the old favorites, Grace
Leonard and Francis Ford, will be
here in another mystery picture en-
titled The Mystery OF the Throne
Room"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-01-10
EXTRA PARAMOUNT" FEATURES
AT THE ROYAL

The management or the Royal
takes great pleasure in announcing
that beginning Sunday, January Il,
this house will show Il Paramount"
feature every Sunday and Monday,
besides those that are shown regu-
larly on Tuesday and Friday.
This will be good news to lovers
of the silent drama, as there are no
better pictures produced than Para
mount" features.
Tuesday, Bertha Kalick, the world
renowned actress, will be here in a
5-reel production, Mart o the Low
lands" Miss Kalick appears at her
best.
Friday, ''The Typhoon," the play
made famous by Walker Whitesides,
will be the attraction. This picture
is also in five reels, and is very
interesting and exciting story.
On Sunday, Jan. Il, Carlyle Black
we'll will be here in a 5-reel Para
mount picture, The Spithre" This
picture Will also be run on Monday
following. These features are run in
connection with our regular program
for those days.
Royal patrons are assured Of moth
ing but the best. and will no doubt
mack the house at every show.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-01-10

story Of rivalry in love. Mr. Dartigny
and Mr. Beauyais are unusually good
actors. BY their intelligent work they
carry the tale Interestingly along to
the point of chief popular interest
the combat between the unarmed wom-
an and the beast
The picture is well staged. The eX-
teriors are Of a sure-enough jungle
tall, rank growth. The photography is
good, and there is much and artistic
use OF back lights. Holkar. played by
Mr. Dartigny falls in love with Betty,
portrayed by Miss Dagmar He is in
cousolable when he discovers that she
is engaged to Palmer. He tries to be
a man and to face the inevitable, but
miserably fails. Holkar explains to
Palmer that he is not an adept with
the sword, so it would be useless for
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-01-10

There IS much worth being enthu,
siastic over in this big feature, "Th,
Seats Of the Mighty" 1t is a story
of France, England and America a
the period when Wolfe was conquer
ing the French province of Canada
with his British and Colonial Amer
lean troops. The audience at the
Casino Theatre, New York City,
watched. it with close attention and
there was a modicum of applause,
rather for the happy fulnllment of the
romance than for the picture as art
Yet there is much art, and that of
the best in the pictures graceful
narrative, in the acting, especially
by Lionel Barrymore as Dollaire, the
villain, and in the direction. The
staging of it is worthy of the high
est praise-backgrou are perfect
One might almost say there wasn't
a scene that was not wholly graceful
and dignifed.
There are two stories told in f.
The first makes us concerned about
some love letters of the graceful Du
Barry of the French court; but in
the third or fourth reel We realize
that the film has quite forgotten
about the letters. and is solely inter-
ested in a wholly American love
story. The heroine of this is the
daughter of a rich Canadian of Que
bee; the hero, Il captive officer of
Virginia, and the villain, a French
man who has come from the court
the seats of the mighty and from the
kings fayorite, Du Barry, with the
object of getting the letters, but mas
fallen in love with the heroine and
forgotten them. The story is most
interesting one, there is no doubt at
all of that, and it is always clear
enChgh to hold strongly
The early scenes are in the court
of Louis XIV. then few scenes Of
England are thrown in. 1t then
switches to Virginia and shows how
the captain, hero of the story, is
captured and taken to Quebec, where !
he falls in love with Alexia These
Quebec scenes are courtly and very I
pleasing. The villain gets him ac-
cused of spying, he being out in
the city on parole. and uses his dan
ger to the girl to consent to marry
him. She helps the captain to free
himself and the final close is when
Wolfe takes the city
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-01-10
JUDGMENT OF THE JUNGLE"
TheatOrium Sunday and Monday

This three-part Gaumont subject is
more than an animal picture" As a
framework for the Introduction of a
realistic struggle between a woman
and a big cat, there is erected a good
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-01-10
" Master Key" Announcement

Owing to the sudden illness of Mr..
Robert Leonard, star OF The Master
Key brought on by the tremendous
strain Of producing and appearing in
this great serial, we regret to an
uounce that installment No. s, adyer-
tised to be shown here Monday, Jan
II, cannot be ready for exhibition un-
I'll Monday January IS.
Il. HELBACH & SON
Theatorium.
y B.-We are glad to be able TO an
nounce that Mr.. Leonard has fully re
covered and is now back at work on
The Master Key" at Universal City.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-01-10
THE SEATS OF THE MIGHTY

Gilbert Parker's Popular Novel
Made Into Seven Reel Picture
by Colonial Studio for World
Film Company, Shown at the
Majestic Friday and Saturday
Evening journal., 1915-09-15
MAPLE LEAF EXPLAINS.

Sport Editor, EVENING JOURNAL.
see in the sporting columns Of
your valuable paper that the Ire
mont club was formerly Maple Leaf
would like to have this corrected in
the columns of your paper. We did
not put a ball team on the diamond
this summer because we could not
get started right Maple Leaf and
fremont are good friends and no ri
valry exists between them, but want
to let the sporting people of Will
mington know that we are still in
the running and that no member of
the fremont club can claim the
name Of Maple Leaf. as we have most
If not all the members with US and
have been in existence for six years.
Some Of the players OF the fremont
club were members Of the Maple Leaf
club and were voted in the social last
year to play on the team which rep
resented us in the Social League.
| wish to make this statement so
that all the sports will know who
really comprises the Maple Leaf Club.
FRANK PLYSTAK.
Evening journal., 1915-09-15
REAL FIGURES OF The
M'FARLAND- GIBBONS FIGHT

NEW YORK. Sept. 15.-According
to the offclat statement made t. the
State Boxing Commission by the pro-
moters of the Gibbons-McFarland
bout 24,S45 persons paid admission
10 witness that boxing contest on
Saturday night The gross receipts
were S5s,O6s. Of which the State re-
oeives S4.S55.17 as its share under
the law governing the holding Of such
bouts
Members of the commission stated
that there had been no complaints
received regarding the contest or the
handling Of the crowds and that there
was nothing to be said on the sub
ject
No mention was made at the meet
ing relative to permitting decisions
by referees at future bouts and it is
believed that any change in the pres
ent methods will be left TO the new
commission that Governor Whitman
is expected to appoint today.
Evening journal., 1915-09-15
What The PHILLIES
MUST DO TO WIN OUT

The Phnlies have 20 more games
to play. Boston has 20 and Brook
Ign is.
II the Phillies win II out of %
games they will win the pennant,
with 90 games won. 81 lost. a percent
age OF GOA The best Boston can do
by winning all its games is 20 games
won. GO lost; percentage .597, and
the best Brooklyn can do by winning
all It's games is 81 won. GO lost; per
centage .59l.
II the Phillies should win 5 of
their remaining % games they would
have a percentage of .591. and Bos
ton would have to win Is out of 20
and Brooklyn every game to tie.
II the Phillies should win only II
out of their next % games they
would have a percentage of .5S1. and
Boston would have TO win 16 out Of
90 and Brooklyn is out of is games
/ to tie
The above figures are based on
the completed schedules OF each OF
! the three teams. as no provision car
be made for games lost through
postponement.
Evening journal., 1915-09-15
eden Will Play
TIE CRIDIRON SPORT

The Eden Athletic Club. one of the
most fou,isailg clubs. ani claimed
by many to be the best athletic club
in the Sh.e VIII place before the
public this fall about the fastest foot
bali team in the State Although no
manager has been elected. some very
fast material has been gathered to-
gethor. Some Of the men who will
play with the wearers OF the orange
and black Hr2 Jimmy Taylcr. Bill
O'Connor and Johnny Smith. OF Con-
cord Heights fame; Dayton one Of
the best halfbacks in the game
Erne Worner, formerly a south side
STAR. Big ed. Tucker the Olympic
linesman. the 1S-karat athletes
Grant brothers; Billy higgins. Harry
McCellaghan formerly OF ) g. IS.
of Chester; Allen Hackett, Howard
August Dure Patterson. Charlie,
Schlor and Buck Harrington.
Practice VIII be started in about
week Any team desiring same
should write to the club. New Cast,
avenue ana a street.
Evening journal., 1915-09-15
HAVRE De Grace
MEET OPENS TODAY
Classy Entry Will Face the
Starter in Every Race, In
Guiding SteeplechaSe Event
BIG PURSES FOR THE
WINNING HORSES

With the closing Of the Belmont
Park track yesterday practically
every horse which has been running
at that meet will be on hand today at
Havre de Grace with the opening of
the fifteen days meet which will end
on Thursday. September 30 The Har-
ford Agricultural and Breeders Asso-
citation. under whose auspices the
Havre de Grace meet is conducted,
have offered some big purses and
with the class OF horses which will
be at the track during the next If
teen days the followers of the run
ming races win have lots to occupy
their time in doping out the winners
AS at the last two meets there will
be steeplechase event on the pro
gram every day, which includes on
tries from the owners Of some Of the
fastest timber toppers in the country
at the present time.
Every day there will be a feature
race, with purses from $1,000 up to
1000 guaranteed to the various win
ners. The Cecil Stakes. which is on
the program today, has an entry OF
fast horses which have been among
the winners az the Belmont Park
meet Although Harry Shaw is the
favorite and carrying an impost of
IFS pounds. Il Is more than likely that
Blue Thistle, with an impost of three
pounds less than Harry Shaw will
have money takers for he is one of
the most consistent performers on the
track al the present time and has
been held up specially for this race
Yankee Notions. another of the top
notchers is entered in the race and If
he should so to the post he will make
the pace. even should he fail to pass
the wire in first place. While he car
ries ll3 pounds. this should moi
prove much of a burden, for he Is
capable of taking on weight withou
impairing his speed to great extent
No matter which horse wins this race
there should not be much of a lee
way between the winner. second an
third and there are also a couple @
outsiders, Sarsanet and Borgo, ths
VIII take some shaking up.
The steeplech 'se event OF abou
two miles. for tnree.yearolds and uI
includes Racehrook. which took SCI
ond place at the last meet held a
Havre de Grace in April. on tn
opening day. being beaten out b
Astute, though Racebrook shoul
have won n his jockey, Josephha
had not pulled coming up the HON
stretch With q jocky handling hir
today. who let's him have the rein
there should not be much fear O
Racebrook not coming In among tn
first three even should he drop frs
place Practically every race on tn
program is made up of some of tn
best horses IN the country, and
the track should be in its presen
shape some Of the OLD standing rec
ords are likely to fan by the way
side
Evening journal., 1915-09-15
Delaware=MaryIand League

course the interest wasn't attached
to his battle.
Hampton and Elliott made several
nice fielding catches.
Booth and Cornell are alike as to
roofing Nenther can take much kid
ding.
Rainey and Austin hammered the
pill hard.
Now let's have the Del-Mar-All-
Wilmington series. Why not have the
first game on the coming Saturday.
It is true that George Tinsman
used the rosin ball in the Saturday
game.
The Church League will meet to-
night to hear the Bethany Madeley
protest.
Delaware Hard Fibre won fast
game from Wildel Saturday Bill
Hawke pitched a great game for the
fibre company and was given good
support.
Evening journal., 1915-09-15
To the victor belongs the spoils.

To the victor belongs the spoils.
Hats off to Jack McDevitt and his
New Castle crowd.
Also remember West, Coffin and
Carlin for Saturdays work
It's a shame that a game like that
wasn't played at Union Park, where
more could have seen the battle while
seated.
Parkside had their batting clothes
on, getting nineteen hits, but they
couldn't place them in the first con
test
hit when the sacks we're loaded
would have. picked the contest for
Parkside.
Duncan's base running was daring
but little out of order.
OF course if he had stuck to the bag
he would have been a hero, but he
thought the ball went to the outfeld
Wise and Ingram received a hard
pounding. Parkside was tapping Wise
pretty freely when he was removed.
Jones pitched a nice game, but OF
Evening journal., 1915-09-15
FEDERAL LFAGuF-
MADELEY GETS THE GAME,

The board Of arbitration Of the
Church League, in session last night,
allowed the Bethany-Madeley game.
of Saturday, to stand as played. The
game had been protested by Bethany.
on the ground that Umpire Davis had
violated baseball rules, but the board
found that the umpire's decision was
correct and that one Bethany player
had violated the code rules in hitting
a ball while outside the batter's box.
Evening journal., 1915-09-15
READING Horse Wins
west chester race
A. B. Coxe'S Great Trotter
is DiStanced After TAX
ing First Heat
PETER ALLEN WINS
OVER 2-YEAR-O LDS

WEST CHESTER, Pa, Sept. l5.-The
races at the West Chester fair grounds
attracted one OF the largest first day
crowds in its history. -Four events were
on the race card, and great interest WAS
shown in each event, as all were con
tested closely.
Billy Ash, the Reading gelding. was
the winner of the 2.25 trot, and captured
it easily in straight heats. The 2.l7
class was a keen contest, as shown by
the two heat winners. The Pierette,
owned by A. b. Coke. of Paoli, displayed
much speed in the first heat, but fell
back in the entire mile in the second
heat seemingly tired, and was declared
distanced. Al Lee, Reading horse, fin
ished the class with three straight heats.
The other contestants were well punched
in the entire mile. R. J. S, which stood
for second money, was set back to fourth
place for fouling in the stretch.
Ashland Reed another Reading geld
ing. won the 2l5 pace. after meeting
with an unavoidable accident to his
sulky.
Summaries:
225 trot, purse $500; best heats in 5.
Billy Ash, b. g.. Ashland Wilkes.
William Eckert, Reading
(klinel ........
Silver King. blk 2. armstrong; 3
Jay Bel, b. g. CLudwigl ..a. 4 3
The Della Bell, b. m, F. Ger
hard, Philadelphia BLAKE. dis
Expo, TO- 9. Brown ......... G dis
Time-22l IA. 2.22 IA. 2.2l IA.
2.lT trot. purse $500; best heats in 5
Al. Lee b. G., by Graystone,
A. Cummings, Reading
lGoodheart) ........... 3 l l
Leeman, blk. g. J. X. Sparks.
Philadelphia tShrieves) rs ? 4
Deed Tinker, b. g. tTurner) 4 3 ?
r. J. s., b. Q. lGuehchl.. 2 4 3
Montferris, hr. e., James
Bell. Philadelphia Draw.
levi .................... d
The Pierctte. hr. m, A. B.
] Coke. Paoh (Bloomheldl dis
! Josephine the Great. b. m,
Phoenix Stock Farm $3.50. dis
Time-2lG "a, ZIG "a, 2l7 L.
/ 2la las
2l5 pace. purse $780, best heats in
Ashland Reed. b. e., by Ashland
Wilkes (Klinel ............ l ]
Hugh BE Sure, b. S. Hearv. Jrl ?
Happy j.. blk. g. tMallaleiul. 3 3
Ashland Nelson. b. g.. a. Cum
mings, Reading OGoodheart1 4 dis
Della Mack, b. m. n-ynchl . dis
Time-2.l4 IA. 213 IA. 2.l4 "a.
Twc-vcar-old trot. purse $780, best
in 3 heats
Peter Allen. b. c., by Peter the
Great. A. B. Coke. Paoli bloom
field Observation-Disclosures.
Matte Woolston b. f. tWisen-
I hornl ............... ?
/ Mrs Watts, ch. f. GABLE ..... 3
1ime2. IA, 2.3l l-2.
Evening journal., 1915-09-15
RUNS FOR THE WEEK

Runs scored by all teams of three
leagues from Wednesday September
8, to Tuesday. September IA, inclusive.
Only runs that figure in official aver
ges are included Scores of incom-
pleted games are not counted, but the
scores Of tie games Of FIVE innings or
more are included in the table
Evening journal., 1915-09-15
VETERANS PLAN REUNION.

D1 Inc OhiSiu IleeS
CHICAGO. Sept. 15.-Johnny Evers.
Mordecai Brown and Joe Tinker, for
mer world champion Cubs. and
Charley Williams. secretary of the
Cubs in their glory period, at a re-
union here last night, planned a get
together of the old Cub machine and
a game with the present White SoN
or Cub team.
Evening journal., 1915-09-15
LUXRURGri nFrs GAMr

Belmont Academy has accented
IuNhureers challenge and viii meet
them al Second and DUPONT streets
on Saturday afternoon. Iuxhnrrer
BENG willing, LuXhurger should sei
in communication with r. Mahonev
Lancaster avenue and jackson
streets
Evening journal., 1915-09-15
PLAY OFF CHURCH LrAGuF TIE

Edge Moor and Madeley. now tied
up lot the Church League pennant.
VII play OF the tie at Front and
Union street grounds one day next
week probably Thursday. An UNI
pire from outside the Church League
will officiate
Evening journal., 1915-09-15
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
SCHEDULE FOR TODAY.
Federal League.

Brooklyn at ST. Louis.
Baltimore at Pittsburgh.
Newark at Kansas City.