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Bolton Wanderers Climb ID.

'p'c'1i '1hiS NosbG1ch n 1Hr ST.
l.o&poN, March Five postponed
association soccer games Mere play cd
oT to-day In the FIRST division Md
-dI"sbOrouEn entertained Newcastle
United bat th' after olIb. resting some
of is star players, Iu View of m, cup
-" With chelsea u,>t saturday. jua'
went under hy > to J. Liverpool jour
neNcd to Bradford 20 tackle tho C.tl
club ana los; an rNriunG game" bN 3 20
% The Bolton Wanderers shared tho
paints with Sunderland AID the poluI
picked M enables them tu jump five
places from the bottom of the iahi,,
Two Southern l.eagu" games were i,-
Clded. West Ham United beat Luton
Town by . to I, and crystal Pa'to,
suffered defeat At the hands Of Croydon
Common, > To
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-13
Rethiehen Chsmpiona Play Here,

The Bethlehem pa Footbal. club,
"irn'r OF lie l9l4 trHIa' cup 10 o,
the American Football Associato on. will
meet the Brooklyn r~l,'cs al NarqGetin
oval. Brooklyn. tomorrow afternoon
~ 2 s"mi-Hnal game of The 1915 Gun O..
competition. The Couteud"rsa re reea rded
- w" 81 the teams n IN.
lnNntrN-
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F.yoNNE M1~rh lc-Siien' Martin
defeated Mike Farrell %, Rrnoklyn IN
"a s.N r"i"d bout here Tonight Martin
scored " N." Ni"Nu g." the third round
with q r.s.t go tn" law
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Jack popGNor'y !s ,hc ~ma'chmafo~
~ he rev white Plains \ G He will
'rot out Young Kid Broad and Tommy
Nelson on March is,
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PHILLIES AND ATHLETICS TIE
Darkness stops Florida Combat at
End Of Ninth.

81 pETERsBCRG. Fla. March i2-ln a
thrilling battle on neutral territory. thar
was stopped by darkness at the end -
tho ninth Inning. the Athletics and
Phillies fought TO a } 10 , draw TO-DAY
The American League champions out
hit Moran's men. getting nine bingles
against six for the National Leaguers.
The wonderful fielding OF Raymond
Bressler. who went 20 left In the third
inning after Thompson retired from a
sprair. saved his side from defeat.
II was the first time the teams played
a game for the championship OF Phila-
delphia on foreign ground. Lajoie
played a big part In the game. lie had
two slashing singles and vas robbed OF
another nj by y noff's great stop The
score
r
phtias .. \ % q o. =
AtHl"'i.. .... = q iOol % o b. . :
Batt-r.". Phi,I"s- Oes,hget. TIu,up
AMI Burns Athl"ti.s-B Reed. Noff
: hang and McAvo,.
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YALE FIVE CLINCHES
BASKETBALL TITLE
Scores Early and often With
Dartmouth in Order Not to
Jcopardize Lead.
ARNOLD THE HONOR MAN
r1NNI BAskErBiIL STANDING.

New HAVEN. March l2-Yale won
the championship VI the intercollegiate
Basketball League here tonight by Do
feating Dartmouth IN a slow game, 36
TO Is. The Ellis toyed with their oppo-
nents and besildcred tho Green with
their hard and fast passing game Yale
took the lead early IN the game and
was never hard pressed. Dartmouth
resortci to long shots. mos; OF which
went wide.
Arnold. whose play during the sea-
son has gone q long way toward wilt
mini tn. championship for Yale, shared
tho individual honors with Kinney. capt
Stackpo,e Of Yale. VINO has been sick
for several weeks. returned to he game
Ia the second half and did we'll This
is the INST basketball championship
Yale has won sine" 100 The lineup
Ys'o Positions. Dartmouth
kinney Left forward .... Williams
Neincr..... RICH orV,rd ..... E-S. ln.
Smith ........ centre .........E 'u-
Tar ........ lc'' guard. j Pc. r'tE
Arnold. Right guard Nu.ntp
Score la... 60. Dartmouth, D.. '''a..
from field KINNEY. o. A-uotI Stack
pole. =. smith. Welucr. Nhe'' WIuship.
? 4 r',i''i,r. Rector E.H".tur G'.,.
aors-Kinuer ;'~ We.u"- S~.a,kpo.. 'or
kinney. si.,ou for Williams. steele f"-
ESkc!lne. conway Tor Tar. Garfield fo'
smith. Ehct' fpr Kinney. " II P'."'e-
;or steele R"ferec-1 Ihorp. Columbia
Inpire-E Thorn. Columbia Time ~
naive Ill. nHHUH#Lg
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lie told me that his troops had been
successful In an action with the Anglo
belgian forces. and. announced that the
bombardment had already started: that
1t had begun mt o'clock in the morn
ing, German time ne midnight belgian
timel. The general asked me TO enter
largo building or the Grand Place
with himself and several officers
Realizing villa; Tho fate OF the civil
population OF Antwerp and tho refu :
gees In the city would be. and fearlnc
Tor them, l asked tho general to give
orders that the bom5ardmcnt be slack
encd during tho frst few hours. At
the Same time. submitted to him the
text Of Tho Hague convention, which |
had with me-
Tho general listened to me attcn.
lively. but terminated my cntreatics
with the words:
1t In sad. but it is the only means
We have TO cconomizc with tho blood
OF our soldiers, OF which We have al
ready shed so much. You arc n soldier.
colonel and you ought TO understand
the dire necessities OF war TlIcn the
general excused himself and thanked
me. AT o'clock IN the ncrn!n- I
again entered the Spanish legation a,
Brusselst'
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DRUGS EXCITE YOUR
KIDNEYS, USE SALTS
ii your Back hurts or Bladder
bOthcrs, drink lots OF
water.

When your Kidneys hurt and youi
Lack feels sore, don't get scared and
proceed to load your stomach With a
lot of drugs that excite the kidncvs and
irritatc' the entire urinary tract Keen
your kidneys clean like you keep Your
bowels clean, by flushing them with a
mild, harmless salts which removes tho
hodys urinous waste and stimulates
them TO their normal activity. The
function Of the kidneys is to filter the
blood. In % hours they strain from il
500 grains OF acid and waste. so we can
readily understand the vital Importance
OF keeping the kidneys active
Drink lots If wa'cr--you can't drink
too much; also get from any pharmn-
ciSt about four ounces Of Jad Salts:
take Il tablespoonful I'm q glass OF water.
before breakfast each morning for :,
few days and your Kidneys will act fine.
The famous salts Is made from tho acid
OF grapes and lemon juice, combined
with lithia, and has been used for gen
crations to clean and stimulate clogGed
kidneys; also TO nautrnlize the acids in
urine so 1t nj longer is n source Of
irritation, thus ending bladder weak
ness.
Jad Salts is inexpensivc; cannot in
jurc; makes a delightful cffervcscent
lithia- water drink which every one
should take now and then to keep their
kidneys clean and active. Try this.
also Keep UP the water drinking, and no
doubt you will wonder what became OF
your kidney trouble and backachc.-Ad.
Ycrtisement.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-24
NEII. O'nUIEN's MINSTRELs
HERE ON WEDNESDAY,

Tho third annual appearance of Neil
O'BrIcn and his "Grcnt American Min
strcls' at tho Academy OF Music
Wednesday, matinee AMI night Will. AZ
formerly, be anticipated no doubt with
much real pleasure by all who have
come to regard Mr. O'Iiricn and his ns-
Sociates ms among the country's leading
opponents OF black face mcrrmclIt.
rh" organization is again under tho
management Of Oscar T.. Hodge. who
promises ~ entirely new show in every
ic'ni ali now scenery, new wardrobe.
now faces and new features. The pro-
duc,ion this acaspn includes. Il is said,
very artistic ana beautiful FIRST par,
setting. representing tho very la;cr. FAD
~, art and called ""rhc Futurist Atclicr.''
While several OF til" principal mem
hers OF Mr.. D'Bricns company. whn.
'ikc the star. have gained In popularity
'vi,lI each succeeding season have been
rHtainnd, tho organization this year IS
mostly 4 ncw ono. Harry Van Fosscn.
81 cnd man aud nonOlogist OF note;
eddie Mazicr. Pet" DctHcl. caspar No
yak, Charles Dnran. William Strong
md = s.or" Of Lesser lights give Mr.
fRri"n splendid supper; in the fun
making. which is Kept up 30 tho speed
Unit all through tho entertainments
when not interrupted h. tho musical
features. "hich arc said 90 be numerous
md OF n high order.
Tt" roster az soloists includes David
Morris. 1hcnomcnnl basso: Jam~s Pa
mrdi. :cnor; Lcsli" Berry, baritone:
'harl"s Y. Wright. tenor: Jonathan
''rw. tcn"r: lilly Currnu. tenor. and
". II. Hodges. basso. "a addition to n
'h"rus, promised to hc particularly
powerful IN voices ana numbcrs Tho
'pocinl orchestra will again hc con-
lhrtcd b! Frank Fultrcr.
The hal. dozen olio features iuclud.
2 n"w not b. Ncil p'Erlcu. IN which he
plaES tho principal character. entitled
Demon Rum a Dry Town" Il ~
'aid 10 bc immensely funny and quite
III" whites; Of tlIo long list of negro
character sketches that tho author and
star has already produced
big now dancing number. intro
ducinS several entirely nav and novel
features, has hern staged is Pot" Dot
zcl During this Number several fca.
lures VIII be introduced including .hc
appearance OF George !. cduzzi q
European female inpersonator who Mas
won rcnOwn for his magnificent gowns
ana wonderfully deceptive make.up I.
also affords an opportunity to intro
ducc Eddi" Mailer and Major Nowak
~ litilc skit az inirth- provok!n. quail
ltlcs. DoTan and strong in nov dances
IN" ietc Dct2cl In new and .,bsurdlN
:rotcsuuo icrpsichorcRn effort.
The closing number. conceived and
StaGed by Mr.. - Ericn. II. said 10 DO ~
tie nature % q surprise and out OF lii.
ordinary. cnlistine the services OF he
entire company, with some beautiful
ana artistic scenic effects.
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situation. Those marines. little know.
ing we were present. had been Keeping
M continued Tire on the party the
whole time, which. however,. fell very
fnr short OF it's mark. owing to tho
great distance. The range. however.
was FOUND soon. and the colonel once
again addressed me: "Fcll your men to
cease their firing and he handed me
II ihcSaphonc. We arc prisoncrs. w"
are captured | said through the In
strumcnt. The colonel then asked me
If there was not a passage b. means of
which one may cross the User. told
him that the only ono know WAS tho
piNmudc bridge. There was. however,
Just near to us u little rustic bridge.
but the officer had not seen its presence.
How does ono reach the bridge OF Dix
mud": asked the officer. After long
explanations the colonel decided to go
to the bridge.
I'm the meantime. tho marines had
advanced, and We were once again aub.
iectcd to II rain of missiles. Tell them
to give themselves UP and to meet us
at tho bridge. I Will sec they are we'll
treated and that they have tho best OF
everything. Give M. my colonel. Why
they arc over 10000 strong in the
trenches just over the other side Of the
river. Beyond telling them to atop
firing ! can do no more Gn reality
their number was only 20O) Tho officer
1id not wait, and at this minute :. mum
Ing 10 join us, from the ruined town Of
DiXmudc. During all this time orr
men continued firing FROM across the
river, despite tho danger we ran. Two
men foil alongside OF mo. both hit
mortally by missiles from these French
marines.
suddenly an inspiration came to mo.
and as ] was allowed to talk with my
men AT random mentioned my idea Ia
them. All agreed Suddenly I fell to
tho ground as If hit by shot Of ono
OF my own countrymen. My men, as
arranged. closed around me and pre-
tended to hind up my wound y whistle
from mo and we all made II rush
for the nearby river bank. Diving in IA
We were. we struck out for tho oppo-
site bank. Under fire all the time from
the Germans. We crawlcd out, anu thir-
teen OF us managed to get to the ma
rincs alive"
inc lieutenant who rccountcd this
very interesting story to me has been
awarded by General Joffrc tho Legion
d1ionour FOR brave ana gallant service.
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CAPSULE MUSICAL COMEDY
FEATURES LYRICS mir

Vaudeville acts carrying as ,nany.
performers as the average traInaric
company on tour were unheard of out
side the big time circuit until hi.
season, and big acts are rare even I'm
the big time" theatres. The bright
particular feature OF the bill for tho
hrst half or this week at the Lyric
Theatre may be regarded as something
extraordinary, for there are sixteen
people in the act billed as Gus Ed.
wards's Matinee Girls" twelve OF whom
are comedians. singers. dancers and
pretty girls.
The Matinee Girls are programmed to
give "A musical production :. la Broad
way. in capsule form" The entertain
ment is really n musical cxtravaganza
the lyrics for which were written bv
Jcn Havcz. best known as the author,
OF Everybody Works But Father" in
collaboration with Will Cobb and Ed
ward Madden. The music was written
by Gus Edwards. The principal come
dian of the organization is Charles
Oicou. The chorus is said to he the
equal. numerically and in beauty. cos
tuning and voice to the girl annex Of
the average musical comedy or comic
opera company.
Another unique feature of tho show
is Little Miss Jean. the Dresden doll
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-24
A HAPPY BALD
HEADED MAN.
+" cil-knuwn Politician nearly n,Ia
Vow Has New Growth of Hair.
Tells How lie Did 81.

y Western politicians, Well krowit o.
account OF his badness and ready Vii
surprised his friends 10y appearing wins
q new growth OF hair Many Of hts
old friends did not know him arF
others thought he had It wig on bo
Ing asked how lie did IT, he made tIt.
following statement: II attribute fh.
remarkable growth OF NY hair TO ,f.
No" of the following simple rprina
which any lady or gentleman can mis-
at homo: To a half pint of water aua
OF. of bay rum, n small bo% Of Barbu
COMPOUND ana .. or OF Ctyceriti,.
Apply TO the scalp two or three times
Il week with the finger tips /. no,
only promotes the growth OF tile hair
hut removes dandruff. scalp humors and
prevents the halr from failing; out. q,
d"rkcns strcaked, faded. gray hair ard
makes the hair soft and glossy ThAs,
ingredients can be purchased ut any
drug store at very little cost and ,uiSeu
at homc.''-Advcrtiscm
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wAvERIr BACON FACTORY.
"Ples. Peanuts md Prosperity" n Ne
SlOEnn-Smith field Must Lnnk Out.

WANERIT. VA, January 23--"pirs
peanuts and prosperity" seems TO have
been adopted the latest industrial
slogan for the town of Wavcrly. Tho
proposition OF DR.. William II. Graves
OF New Jersey, to have established here
u bacon fnctorS, to be conducted on the
cooperative plan after the manner Of
many ilourishin- establishments of the
kind in operation for years in Denmark.
strikes the people M good thing, and
considerable stock has bocn taken in It,
enough to insure the early organization
of the cooperative company to put
through the work.
Sussex County. especially that part
that lies contiguous TO Wavcriy. Is n
great hoG-raisinE section, and many are
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-24

Lahckcn. In tho second machine tray
cicd three attaches OF tho stan OF Field
Marshal Won der Goltz. After. a short
DELAY AT Mallncs. the automobiles con-
tinued on their way. reaching the Ger
man outpos, limo within four hours.
FROM that point tho Spanish attacho
continued alone. Colonel Sorcla, mean
while. had taken tho precnution to
place between tho Spanish and Ameri.
can haSs II white faE. which he had
thought best TO take with him.
The distance between the Belgian
ana German lines was about twelve
kilometres. The automobile was fred
on several times en- route Blu, he ar.
rived safely at tho Belgian lines. where
no was received by General dc Guisc.
COMMANDER OF Antwerp. in tho pres
ence OF several officers.
Il apologizcd for being tho carrier
oil news Of this sort" said Colonel
Sorela. and then presented the paper,
had with mic. The general seemed to
DC IN u state OF high cNaltation, and
,oid me that he would light to tho
DEATH aiding several times that tho
Germans could commence the bomba RI :
iheht immediately. The general ex-
tended his hand. and assured me OF
his personal regard.
II went to the Spanish and AWAIT
can consulatcs Meanwhile. remained
Impressed with the fact that during
my entire trip had seen nothing ont.
side OF troops. bn, an old peasant and
milk woman with a little cart All
the REFUGEES from the villages neigh.
boring on Antwerp were now in tho
city itself"
At o'clock In tho evening. Colonel
Sorcla decided TO leave Antwerp. and
after number Of stops, arrived n, tho
outpoHts. Mt point whore the English
troops had Joined tho Eclgian..
battle had started about half an
hour before that. Forts No. and !
OF the inner fertilization line of Ant
"crp were concentrating their fire upon
tho woods Of Contich Tho ,;crman
artillery was silent. The situation he
came so serious that tho chauffeur. ar
ter having gone about 100 yards across
tho open ground between tho two
armies, decided TO stop. Tho two aban-
doncd the automobile ana returned to
the Belgian position. whore they re-
manned Until II o'clock that evening
II was impossible for Colonel Sorcln
|" leave thu Anglo Belgian line until
then
Meanwhile. tho battle continued.
colonel Sorcla decided. however. to 70
on. ana did so under the fire of the
, liclsian forts ana tho German artillery.
The latter having resumed activity.
Nothing but tho mos: extraordinary
good lack enabled tho colonel ana his
chauffeur. a Belgian, 10 regain III,
German lines safely
The Germans conducted Colonel
Sorela Immediately 10 Malincs.
There General Won Moltkc, chief O.,
stan OF the German army. was wait.
ing FOR me-" explained Colonel Sorela
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ADJUSTMENTS
Continued from Eighth Page


encountcr ever projected upon screen.
IL was Il light for life staged By ma
,nrc herself. ana IN such events ma
tur" never stage-dlrccts. The aston
shed audience sees the real but from
the point OF Wow OF tho Inhabitants
of the water
Tho light from the tropical sun
ncnctrates the waters OF tho West In
liam seas for more than 200 feet. and
.hc depths ut which tho Williamsons
worked were az light Az day. Conse-
uuently the pictures arc clear and brill
liant. The camera had IL range OF 30
feet from Its lens.
To sit In u theatre chair and watch
those pictures projected on tho screen
Is an easy and Il cheap way to acquire
\ knowledge or tho ioor OF the ocean
and OF many phases of sea life. Tho
knowledge comes In Interesting, weird
and often amusing and thrilling form
The same thrill and charm that is dc
rived from n supcriativcly weU-acted
story.
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OUCH! LUMBAGO!
RUB PAINS FROM
SORE, LAME BACK
Rub Backachc away with small
trial bottle of old est.
Jacobs Oil"

Back hurt YOU: Can't straighlen up
without feeling sudden pains, sharp
aches aud twin9cs? Now listen! That
lumbago. sctatica or maybe from p.
strain. and you'll get relief the moment
YOU rub your back with soothing. pcnc-
trating "St. Jacobs Oil" Nothing else
takes out soreness, 1amcness and stiff
ness so quickly. You simply rub IL on
your back and out comes the pain. 1t
Is harmless and doesn't burn the skin.
Timber up! Don't suffer. Get n
small trial bottle of old, honest est.
Jacobs Or from any drug store. and
after using II just once, you'll forget
that you ever had hackachc. lumbago
or sciatica. because your back will
never hurt or cause any more misery.
It never disappoints and has been rec
commended for 90 years-Adv.
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CAPTURED BY GERMANS.
MAKE DARING ESCAPE
CONTINUED from rirs, rage. ,

Mt the windows, preparations for a
siege were made. VIC were surrounded
By force OF six TO one. saw tina,
fight was useless and explained that
TO the mon who were with me. Tho
thought OF their killed comrades were
still In their memory, and they refused
to give Themselves up. Only when the
enemy brought two mi,rallcuses into
position did the fifteen marines think
all was lost.
Waving white nocktie. wc opened
our doors, and In military order. we
marched out into the enemy's midst.
Not word was said by tho enemy.
or by us. BY means OF signs and forco
we were placed In single hic. and. with
n gunrd with liked bayonets. we were
marched off.
After mile tramp VIC came to :,
little old cottage near tho User bank
Hero We were stopped, and for the
first time q German addressed us. The
man, who was Northumberland
spoke to me In French and asked my
rank and !f was In charge. Reply
ing in the Affirmative. sa1utcd him.
and. drawing hls sword, he returned
tho compliment. In the meantime. the
sergeant Of the company hail lined up
five mon AZ short distance from the
house. and these mon were being given
instructions of some kind. All pointed
to preparations for shooting us.
UNDER CONSTANT FIItI;
FROM THEIR COtNTRYNIEN
AT all costs must gain time and
let the main body of marines on the
other side OF tho User know OF the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-24
TWO STRONG DRAMAS
ON COIONItI'S SCREEN


The theory Of dual personality is
clearly told I'm tho dramatic aud thrill
ing photoplay. Lola which will h"
shown nj the Colonial Theatre for the
first three days Of the week. Clara
kimball Young. popularity regarded as
unc OF the most beautiful women on
III" stage. plays tho role OF tho
heroine of this exciting story. Miss
iouNSs ability as AN actress would
suffice TO make her Il fnvorite even
IL She were less blessed in personal
beauty.
The story Of Lola" is that o; u
beautiful, swcct-naturcd, lovablc girl.
with a disposition that II a; once a
real joy To her family and IA source OF
pleasure 10 her friends, who Is struck
by an automobile. At once thor" IS
"a change: she becomes now irritable.
'cmpcstuous, with 10 regard for riEht
or wrong. After the automobile ncci-
dent, she Is thought TO be dead. but her
father, a physician who has given inuc!l
%: his life TO scientific Investigations.
manages 10 resuscitato her b.: means
o! an electrical apparatus of his own
inrcntion. II is after the rcsusc!tation
that the change In her is discovered
Subsequently Lola Is the subject of I.
similar accident, aud her death ensucs
IL is thrilling story. and one that In
tcrcsts and holds the audience
For tho last half or tho week the Co
lonial viii offer Samson adapted from
iicnr! Bcrnstcin's great play Of the
Same name. Tho story Is that OF a
dock laborcr who raises himself TO "A
position Of "mircnce In the world of
finance. but filings away his proud dig
nity at the call Of honor.