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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-02-08
You'll Find
L 1t Here T.

Mrs. F. @. Thompson OF Morton,
wife of a Methodist pastor of that
place, is recovering today from in
1uries received from a fall in the
darkness from bridge. She was
picked up unconscious Saturday
night.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-02-08

Rev. Frank Dyer took a hand
full Of mud yesterday and threw
1t at Tacoma theatrical managers
from his pulpit. He said they
should employ only right-living
actresses and actors and quit Sun
day performances-also produce
only proper" plays.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-02-08

Decorations, HIM, Florist, .. 2 a K.
"Adver:isement."
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-02-08

Postmen are preparing TO:
their annual pow-wow, which will
be held on Feb. IL.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-02-08
STANLEY BELL PRINTING CO.
lady,"

Bob Hendry, who was lacking
linoleum in the city light office
Saturday couldn't find his watch,
which he had laid on the counter,
when he got through.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-02-08

Hayden-Watson, florist, 93S @.
Advertisement"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-17
BASEBALL CLUB TO
AWARD CONTRACTS
WHEELING CLUE DIRECTORS TO
MEET To-EIQHT IN TIE
MAYORS OFFICE.
BIDS win ne Opened for the Grading
work and Erection Of Fences
and Buildings.

meeting Of the directors OF the
Wheeling Baseball Club will be held
this evening In the mayors Office. In
the city building. At this meeting many
matters pertaining Co the business OF
the club Will be taken up.
Among the more important matters
that viii come up. viii be the opening
~ bids and the awarding OF the con-
tracts for the grading Of Breitenstcln's
Field, erection Of stands. club house.
fences and other improvements To- the
grounds This matter was taken Up at
meeting held several days ago. but
owing TO the fact that some Of the speci-
ications were not available at that time
IL was decided to give the bidders an
other chance and Co have all matters
arranged for the meeting this evening.
In addition To IN" above mentioned
business matters considerable other rou-
tine business win be taken up at this
meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-17
BELLAIRE OPENS
SEASON APRIL is
ANNOUNCEMENT MADE FOLLOW.
ING RECENT MEETING
OF DIRECTIONS.
Name Of Opposing Team Not Yet An
nouncsd-strong Teams Being
Booked for the Season.

According Co present plans the Bell
air, Athletic Association will open the
baseball season in that city on SUNDAY.
April u.s. The opening game will be-
played 90 the sixteenth street grounds.
hu' tn opposing team has not got been
announced. However. negotiations are
being made for good team for the
opening and name ~ the team viii Be
announced bon q few days. The E.Ii8ire
team viii play e. number OF cNhibiu0n
game this season and the mauaEs ulH NJ
Dol arranging z,nHt4f. with some OF
the strongest s.mI-pruf,s sionaI teams IN
Onto. PsunEy lyauig and West Virginia
AZ DO, recent meeting of tho urEauiza-
ton 90 was decided tU improve tho
grounds and th, fans of the city were
Informed that the rIuaaIHat HrfIrI. uT
baseball u th. history off EaIsire VIII
bD efHH,d un The sixteenth street
grounds this season
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-17
ARREST BOYS
FOR ROBBERY
ANTHONY SLENDER AND Will.
LIAM HARDING TAKEN BY
OFFICERS YESTERDAY
On Charge Of Entering Home Of J.
B. Nesbitt at Springdale and
Taking Vsluables

Due to the activity OF Deputy
Sherins Louis Lagomarcino and
Henry Frohme. two young men Of
suspected quartet of burglars. were
arrested yesterday and are now in the
county Jail
Anthony Slender and William
Harding, aged about twenty years.
well known out-the-Dike boys. rcsid
ing al EdEwoo were taken into GUS
tody by the two above named officers
on a charge Of breaking into and
stealing money and number Of ar
ucles from the home of Mr. j. B. Mes
bitt az Springdale. The two other
suspects will likely be arrested to-
day.
Il Is alleged that the youths entered
the house while the family was out
Of town. and stole money from sew
eral toy banks as well A. canned
goods and other ratables The stolen
stun was found in the Slender sum
mer home. which is at present unoc-
cupied
The warrants were sworn out be-
fore Justice Gompers by Mr. Nesbitt.
The two alleged burglars will be Civ
en- hearing Friday on charge Of
probably grand larceny
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-17
GOLDBERG CASE
Oemurrers Will Be Argued in Criminal
Court Today In Case Brought as
Result Of Stolen Junk.

There will be a number Of Import
ant arguments In criminal court to-
day. Attorney Frank A. O'Brien will
argue .demurrers in the case OF Mr.
and Mrs. Max Goldberg. charged with
buying stolen junk Attorneys Moore
and Graham will lle briefs supporting
a motion for new trial for William
Graham. alias Thomas. convicted OF
first degree murder Of his wife at
Warwood. Attorney J. Is. Handlan will
argue for George McGin. convicted
OF assaulting with intent 10 kill Dav-
I'd Long, in an effort 10 keep McGM
cut Of the penitentiary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-17
UNABLE TO PULL
DOWN FLAG; DIED
hslyard on German Cruiser Leipzio
Torn BY Shot Brought Death
10 $40

CLEVELAND. o. March ia
shot torn flag halyard was responsibIs
Tor the death Of $40 German seamen
OF the cruiser Leipzig al the end of
me 'nEagcment Of Dec. 5 OF the Kalk-
land islands
The German cruiser. her first shot
hied. on IRE and disabled. could not
maui down her ensign I'm surrender be
cause the halyard was severed Mass
ed on the fitting deck. the crew Of
4DD endured heavy Smelling from the
GLASGOW that lof, only thirty alive.
ms detail Of the fight became
khoWn tonight through a letter from
Mrs John b. Pope of Montevideo. Ur-
usuay. 20 the family OF J. G.. Cox OF
TINS city. Capt. Luce Of the Glasgow
tod the story Of his victory over a
oiuner table no Montoyideo. where the
cruiser put In the rcht. and Mrs Pope
sold H.
Captains story OF Disaster.
IieIt Is capt LuCe.s story OF the
Leipzigs end
The Leipzig fred is last shot and
was ablaze inside The CAPTAIN or
dgfed all hands on deck with their
life belts on. They gathered In the
waist OF the snip. expecting an eN.
pluslOn any moment The halyards Of
The ensign were cut by a shot and the
deck below was burned. also a store
room directly under and around the
mast The crew could not haul down
their ensign. and one man who yolun-
teered 10 climb the mast was burned
10 death
There they stood. packed solidly
I on the deck. and the Glasgow moved
them down by hfties and sixties and
sirewcd the bits far and wide
German Captain Passes Ciqarets
th" captain sat 100 the midst OF
them. as calm as 30 they were al an,
Chor at home DE sat and talked and
. smiled and helped them 90 keep steady
end Just 40 the end his cabin Dos
found big box Of CigarCts. and he
handed them an about 10 the crew
and officers himself He Was alive 10
th, last. when the ship as DO keled
over. and jumped with them. but went
. down and could not be rescued
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-17
MAXINES ARE
STILL LEADING
DETROIT TEAM LEADING FrvE MEM
TEAMS WITH A SCORE OF 2so7.
Rolling was Almost Fsaturelsss Yestsr-
day, There Beng But Few
Sensations.

PEORIA. Ill. March 16.-To-night the
MaNines, OF Detroit. with score or
2s07. are leading IN the five men event
at the tournament Of the american
Bowling Congress. The rolling pro, Cd
featureless to-day in all events with
the exception Of three new leaders ap-
pearing in the doubles. when b. wienold
and w. Matthes. Of Chicago. went TO the
top position with 1881
J. Lellinger. Of Chicago. with GIL. in
the singles. was In no danger Of losing
first place during to-days session. HIS
nearest competitor rolled 5ss In the
all-events. J. l.. spsuldinE. Of Taylor
Nille. Ill. topped the list with I.s4s. with
J. Lellinger. OF Chicago. second. with
1904.
Eastern bowlers so far have been IN
able 10 overcome the lead OF the teams
from Detroit and Chicago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-17
PASS AUDIT BILL
County Commissioners Laid State Tar
CmoniissiOner's Bill on the Table
Until Later Date.

Tho county commissioners yesterday
laid the $500 bin OF state Tax Commits
sioner Blue on the table Tor further con
sideration.
The item Is part payment for auditing
the county books recently. The commits
sioucrs have decided Co pay Mr.. Blues
assistants nothing until he shall have
furnished a complete statement OF the
auditing done 10 the books three years
ago.
The shcrifrs b0oFs are now being
audited by Mr.. r.. NJ. KittIe. while three
auditors from Charleston are going over
the city's books
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-17
KANSAS CITY CLUB
TO POST FORFEIT
BONDS WILL BE orvEK TO rssuEE
ITS Part OF woRK DUE
mo YEAR
Provided Judge RAidwtr Require. rhAt
Assurance when He aivss Ms
Dsc1Hion To-dAy

CHICAGO March 1s-Kansas city
Federal League club officials ar. ready
20 post bonds 20 insure their fulfilling
their part Of the franchise contract be-
tween the Federal League and the KAN
sss city club ~ Judge Baldwin requires
that assurance. according % Clarence
Eldridge. associate counsel for the Kas-
"a. city club against the Federal League
20 prevent the transfer OF the Kansas
city franchise 70 Newark
Attorney Eldridge declared today thar
" the cuutr wished 20 have this assur-
ance before the Issuance OF "a formal in
Junction. has employers would b. ready
% post any bond-requircd by the court
The question OF furnishing a bond was
bos~d on the assumption. which was
general among those who heard the sum
ming up OF the court after yest,rds,-s
closing arguments that the iutimatlon
OF the court that he would consider the
advisability OF the Kansas city club fur
nishing bonds 10 fulnn It's cortract, lad
bearing ON the outcome OF the ,ase.
The reference g. the posting OF bonds
was taken b. many 10 indicate that the
possibility OF the issuance Of restrain
lng order prev emitting the forfeiture Of
the Kansas city franchise hinged on
the action OF the hackers OF the Kansas
city club and their financial ability to
meet the contract requirements
There will be no appeal ~ Kansas
city wins said James 4. Gilmore. pres
ident Of the Federal League. n do not
think the coutr will Jeopardize the Fed
eral League unless he has sufficient in
dication that the Kansas city club is
able TO fulfill It's contractual obliKa-
lions"
Mr. Gilmore declined 20 discuss what
would become Of the Newark franchise
In the event Of decision In favor Of
Kansas city. We will cross that bridge
when We come TO It," he said.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-17
Jifkas Club

At meeting OF tho Jlihaz Club. at
lL' Rom" Hl Nt.-a Anna luuElsy. uu
Main street new officers for the year
NtIy elected al-- rachel Thomas. who
held the position OF President. was SUI
IHrs'urd b. Miss trrtruu, Lynch fore
urrIF vice president. Miss Mary Eta
Hart WIS elected Co the post OF vice
president tn, meeting wa brought To-
close but as the members were de-
lighted Iu hear that the club Nus iu-
hlf'I lu o. party nest saturday uiEuf.
az the home OF Miss Rachel Thomas.
their retiring president
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-17
MILITARY MASS
VIII Be Observed Today In 81. 10.
seph's Cathedral-Csthedral Hlah
Cadets 20 Attend

To-day. ST. Patrick's day, will be
observed as usual with a Military
high mass at St Joseph's cathedral at
10 o'clock this morning. with the
Rev. Father o. ". Moye. V. G.. as cele-
brant The services will be attended
by the cathedral high school cadets
in fun uniform, who will assist in the
ceremonies.
Immediately following the mass the
cadets will march through the prin-
cipal streets. headed by the drum
corps.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-17
SEAT SALE LARGEST IN HISTORY
OF T1E MAT GAME IN
WHEELING.
Outcome Hss Double importance az
Winner May BE Matched win
kbysxko. worries Champ.


The present prospects Of a worlds
championship wrestling match In
Wheeling are bright. a. an attempt IL
being made by promoter Billy SandOw
TO have the winner OF Thursday
nights match wrestle Zbyszko. the
riant Pole. who l. the worlds heavy
weight champion wrestler.
SandOW has been In Orrespondence
with the manager OF Zbyszko. and
good offer has been made for the
services OF the champion. Either Rol-
Ter or Lewis would make a good
match for Zbyszko. both having
wrestled handicap matches with him
and know something about his style
OF wrestling.
Zbyszko Is one Of the greatest
wrestling attractions In the world At
the present time The worlds cham
pion is without a doubt one OF the
most remarkable specimens Of physi-
cal development ever seen In action
In this or any other country.
European Champ.
I The remarkable athlete who has
appeared in hundreds OF sensational
wrestling bouts. has for years been the
undisputed champion OF Europe He
has also toured the United States sew
eral times. meeting the best men In
this country. cOnquerinR them as fast
as they came forward to meet him.
Zbyszko Is like Lewis and Roller.
a college man. having graduated from
the University OF Vienna In Poland.
his native country. this giant athlete
practiced law several years before de-
voting his time TO professional wrest-
ling Zbyszko f. one OF the very few
professional athletes OF good eduoa-
ton and breeding The champion
speaks fiuently six different languages
and Is considered a wealthy man in
his country. besides taking an active
part in political affairs.
Great Match Thursday.
However the match Thursday night
IL taking up all The attention OF the
local fans. who realize that Lewis and
Roller will put up "a whirlwind bout.
The opportunity of seeing a man OF
Rollers standing in the wrestling
game meet a wrestler like Lewis is
not offered every day. so the fans are
going to take advantage Of IL and see
some clean as well as scientific wrest-
ling.
br. Roller is after the championship
OF the world. The physician-wrestler
has done "A great deal OF travelling
since taking up the wrestling game.
and on one of his trips around the
world he defeated England's best
wrestlers, cleaned up a lot OF Japan
ese experts. and met strong men in
other parts OF the world. But his
match with Gotch brought him before
the sporting public as one OF the
greatest wrestlers in the history OF
the mat game. Since that great bat
tie Roller has had an ambition TO be
the worlds champion wrestler How
ever. Lewis promises 10 be stumb-
ling block in the doctors path to the
championship. Roller Is in splendid
condition right now. and is, training
Ike q demon 10 be in the pink OF con-
dition when time Is called at the Au-
ditorium Thursday night
Only a few of the best seats are
left. the advance sale having been the
lsrgest in the history Of the local mat
game
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-17
Former Resident Passes Away.

Iauy friends OF Mre. J g. Aik,uz. "a
former resident ct 81. rla.rS,iII. were
gri'ysd al the news Of her death Airs.
Atkins D. Oh. wife coo the Rev Atkins.
who VS. - former preacher uf the Pres
hNtsriuu church iu this town. ipsa.U ua-
CURED 40 IuNutawrsy. where fh, Rev.
Atkins ls now residing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-17
wednesdays Cases.

ON Wednesday the case OF william
Mussv. Nuu o. charged with stealing a
supply O. copper wire from IN. Franklin
Coal Mining Company. The wire was
found in On old hos pen down the Grad
about 200 yards from the min. and e.
pain az Wire cutters were found In "A
watering trough. The Junk dealer iu
Erlinirn bad bh.u sold SON. "a Ire and he
recognized Musso as the agent who sold
him the wire
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-17
GREAT THRONG WILL ATTEND
WRESTLING MATCH THURSDAY
DAVE Says

- - "a .
The make Of your clothes
has more 70 do with the way
you feel than has the make Of
the auto YOU may be able to
drive.
The most important factor
in the matter Of dress is the
Feeling that your clothes are
up-to-date. that they are prop
erly tailored.
Style is also a prominent
factor in a Spring Suit-the
Spring Suit being more close
ly observed than that Of any
other season.
Kraus-Made Suits always
look well-they always hold
their shape.
They combine style, good
tailoring. perfect fitting and
long wear-that's why they
excel
Better get yours now, while
the Piekings good
Weather for to-day-Fair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-17

Vt ENHII fHs local Furd agent Is
doing what great number uf people
would IIA. fH co... Mr. UaU I,ff fH. ur.f
ut fh" week and Intends Co spend the
entire week going through Tho FHrd
uaf HruhII. factory SIR Hall intends fu
FHHds
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-17

Freter. The petition or the plaintiff
was dismissed. the PLAINTIFF excepted
and bond was fixed st $500.
In the case OF Charles H. Madden vs.
Richard 7. Lynch. a. treasurer OF Bel
mont county. Petition Of plsiutiff dis
missed. the plaintiff excepted and budn
was fixed al 500
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-17

tn" high school sIe. club held their
rehearsal Iu tho I.rHzbyfrrlau church.
Tho EIns club Will likely give their can
tufH Zoo this church and IH-uIEhrz re-
ho1rraI EI| he the best Hn. that has
been given ap far
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-17

Dr. rlTuirss about 90 days rHr Che Hu-
wHn body CO. recover from the loss OF
two rurergufiEs nights slsou.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-17

To-night'H Games.
ct northern VS. Climbers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-17
Club Duck Pin League.
Club Ten Pin Lel

To-uiGhts Games.
Indians W. l.. r. n.
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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-08-22

begun dimy to realize the seriousness
of the task in hand, 1t is being urged
that the infants and the unfit who have
been allowed to go to the front should
be brought back again. 1t is evident.
too. that in many cases the medical ex-
animation of recruits heretofore has not
been half searching enough, truly amaz-
ing INSTANCE of laxnes in this respect
having come to light only this week.
This was the case of a consumptive.
a man with seven children, who could not
even do days work, and yet who sue
ceeded in enlisting in the army service
corps and being pronounced fit for SER
vice Three weeks later he had COM
mitted suicide. When the details are
known the case becomes even more aston
fishing, 1t having been shown that the
man, who was older than his age of 46,
was not only suffering from lung dis
ease, but from mental trouble too. when
he was passed triumphantly into the
army.
Abe name of this promising recruit was
Henry Rogers and, at the inquest held
after his suicide, his widow stated that
he had enlisted because he was not capa-
Bile OF work owing to III health. He had
been treated for chest trouble, she said,
had IAN awful cough" and appeared To
be wasting away. His career in the army,
as outlined by his wife, was as follows.
Joined the army on May 10. Was ex-
amined and passed on May II. Went to
Aldershot on May 12 Got wet through
on May 49, Went into hospital. on May
a. Was discharged from hospital on May
10 and sent home on May %. For two
weeks after that he attended a London
hospital for diseases OF the chest, and On
the following Monday committed suicide
by jumping from fourth story window,
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-08-22

Tourists given list of cars to take
rides to see the city .................. A
There have been so many tourists this
| month going west ! write out Spend
the Day" sheet so travellers can see the
city at small expense.
One sad occurrence during the month
was the death of Mr.. Hayesworth oil
Sumter, s. c.. who fell just as he got
off the train. I got out to him about five
minutes before he died. A doctor was
there, but nothing could be done for aim
He died OF heart failure.
lady was taken sick and was I'M
conscious for about 10 minutes. | went
over to the train and found out who she
was from her little girl, who was on
her way to a picnic.
l received three letters to meet passen-
gers. Respectfully,
HELEN WALPOLE.
Month of July, 1915
General information given, 105; tele-
phone calls to expected friends, 25: to
Young Womens Christian association
IL; sent to Mrs. Brewers, IS; to Saliva
ton army, 2; long distance messages, 3,
women and children spent night in sta
ton, IS; sent to hotels, AZ; children
taken care of until parents arrived, 4
Carried small girl to Terminal hotel
to spend the night that had been car
ried past her station
Mrs. Brewer kept a small baby and
mother over night that was not able 10
pay.
A girl 16 years old came In from Cor
dova, said she wanted to spend the
night here and go to her mother I'm
Sylacauga the next morning. In few
minutes phone call came supposedly
from her mPther saying to detain her
as she had run away from home The
child told such a straightforward story
and stuck to 1t so emphatically, that we
sent her to Mrs. Starlight to await de-
velopsnents. In the meantime we tried
tc get her mother over long distance
at Sylacauga, but could not. Later in
the day her father called and said to
send her back to Cordova, which / did.
+. G. PEACHER,
Secretary.
Month of July, 1915, L. & N. Station
Girls shown some courtesy, 90; old
people shown some courtesy, so; sick
assisted. "a insane, 8; children cared
for, 2S; directed to hotel and friends.
165; directed to Volunteers of America.
3; Salvation Army, s. public welfare
2; one nights lodging, 2; financial aid,
4; tickets provided, 3.
NJ KATE BOOKER
Travellers Aid Secretary, Louisville ana
Nashville Station.
human Side OF the Work
The following little article from the
Travellers Aid secretary stationed at the
Louisville and Nashville gives the human
side of the work:
Late in February. 1914, through the
courtesy of the Young Women's Christian
association I was offered the Travellers
Aid work at the Louisville and Nashville
station.
'The immense volume of business main
k~i., kIA --l---s
and the added fact that they exercise
hospitality to the entire Birmingham dis
trict, makes their station wonderful
field for Young Womens Christian as
ISOLATION activities. I was not trained
worker and knew in the vaguest sort of
way what my duties would be- so the
committee under which my work is d.
rected has been kind enough to let me
work the problem out as best l could
without any restriction Of rule.
II have tried to meet as many people
- ] possibly could, IN order to miss no