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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-14

DETROIT. Iuly i2-New YORK and
petruit won and lost today. the TlEers
.AAlng the nrst game , % 2 ana the
shkee= the second 10 c. tnNeIezkis
allowing only four hits two 81 these
e"mhined with errors lu the eighth in
ning giNinG the visitors their scores
NeN lork won the second game Be- the
seventh inning on three HinEfes y doubl.
lhree hasser and sacrifice hit.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-14

According to figures issucd hv fne
london traffic police. there were at
fho end 20 March 2D2q motor ouui.
buses afhin In service .u that British
metropolis.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-14
NEW MARTINSVILLE

The Daily lntelIigenrer will be found
on sale at Agsr's Cigar and Fruit stand.
Main street. lannon's Cigar and Fruit
stand. Moses Thomas Fruit stand, John
Thomas Fruit stand. at depot
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-14

81 Lou. ,...... o6ioooz6.l Z
I4tffrira Johnson and williams.
WeIlman and Arnrw
Two base hIL. MurIlcr struck out
Iohrson o Weiiman q. tmpiros Evans
and Chill
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RED sox AND INpIANs SPLIT

and boston divied a doubleheader here
tSdAy. hoston taking the nrst 20 4.
tleNeland the second to O. Errors AL
loNed boston's victory while Dhapman's
single. 6rsneys sacrifice and kirks' ;
single accounted FOR Clcyeland's win
nlng tally. Wild throws b Mitchell
gave Boston its i've runs In the second
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Al Jersey City-Montreal called third
inning. rain.
At Providence r II =
Toronto ...-... O0OoO1 0O-f q a
Providence zee. 1 O0OOO1 3
McIiEue and kocher. Comstock and
Casey.
AZ HarrisburR- r. It +.
Harris burg zee. 0O0OO2 - 4
Erickson. Huenke and williams; Enz-
man and HecknEer.
~ richmond r. H. F.
Buffalo ...... 100000 10 "a %
Richmond .... 0OOOO0O3-3 3
Beebe. Cav and la Longc: Morrisette
adm Schaufele.
At ST. Louis Ct innings): Ri +
Chicago .............. =
Hendrix and wilson: PLANK and
Hartley.
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SCOTS GREAT PITCHING

'IIII NFVI july Ia-UUII TnITTV NFH-
letics faced Pitcher Scott today while
shtaEo pounded out seven runs iu the
nrst Two Innings OF Crowell and won
q 20 Q. Three double plays hy the White
Soy lnfleld wrecked the Few Phiiadei-
PhA openings up 60 The seventh when
laloies two base hit and MriunIs sim
gle Iut Two Athletics on the lines for
the only time Boz the game
r,-.,. Y. % r
Philadelphia .. 00GGO08-0 2
Chicago ....... $4,000 Ous=- d
batteries. Growetl Kuowison and
SchnIk
Two base hlts Hlaskburue. Iaioio.
stolen bases r.. collins Earned runs
hlcaEo 3. Sacrifice hits. fournIer o.
Loilins BlaCkburue. Bases ON halls
scott I, 'rowell 4, kuowIsou 0 struck
out Scott 9. Know ison 2 ImpIres. CON
molly and Wallace
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PIRATES SPLIT DouaLEr.

BOSTON. July l3.-Pittsburgh took
the nrst game OF today's double header
20 1 and the locals the second. 10 s.
Pittsburghs victory was won in the
eighth when Boston punched three
errors and these were followed By "A
sacrifice hit, q sacrifice fly and a
single
Boston had a big lead when the ninth
Inning OF the second game began. Davis
then relaxed and almost before he knew
IL a buching OF hits gave the visitors
nve runs. Scores.
First game
pittsburgh Gee. 900 O0sO-s
Boston ........ 5000 O0iO-i 2
Batteries; Kantlchner and Gibson.
RaEan. Hughes and GOwdy
Two base hit; Wagner. Sacrifice fly.
Johnston Sacrifice hit: Collins Rasa
on balls: Kantlehncr Q: Raglan s: Hughes
4. struck out. Kantlehner 4: Ragan a.
Hughes 1. Umpires Rigler and Hart.
Second Game.
Pittsburgh 100 0OlOb-s 8
Boston ....... 1O01Ol r3s-T 10 3
Batteries Harmon and Schang: Davis.
Hughes and Gowdy.
Two base hits. Wagner. Costello
Home run; Maranvillo. stolen bases
EverA, Mage. Moran. Smith. Costello.
Carey, Collins. Sacrifice fly. Vaird.
Sacrifice hit. MHRee. Base on balls
Harmon 3. Davis Z. Struck out. Hsr-
mon 2; Davis 5. Umpires Rigier and
Hart
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rodAys Danes.

fhilafelphia a. Chicago
Washington al 81 Louis
New York a. nstroif
Boston Al GloNsfrr nd
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TIGERS
SPLIT A DOUBLE nEADEn WITH
nANkEES IN WILL PLAYED
oAME8

Witt sou shat Gu. PniAdsiphiA; ned
soz end indians sptt nv~n a. wei
As s>nAtors and nrowns.
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ANAAAe 81 IA
tll-katted for WARRIOR in eighth.
t-l-Batted for Cook In eighth
Detroit .......... O2iO0 o o o -
Two base hits. Cobb 2. Neach. Three
nase MT: Crawford. Home run. Ncach
stolen bases. PIpp. Bs.l-cr Sacrifice
nv fipp. Base on balls. CoNticsktc [.
Narnup ;. struck out Gov tlcskie
Warhop .: Donovan g. Imrtrsr. Hide.
brand ana O'Laughtin
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QUAKERS
SHUT our 81. Louis AHD WITH
Guns Los1NG 90 IuTo
FfEsT PLACE.
Reds Tnks Over Bupsrbaa WHALE ths
Gia1tn Trtln Cubs-P1ratss ana
Champs split Doublst


nertsrdhyn Results.
CD flttsburEb . Boston a.
t-ltipston z Pittsburgh 8.
New Nurk Z. Chicago
Cincinnati 8. Hrooklyn T.
Philadelphia :. 81 Louis o.
Gl-first game tel-sccond game.
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FEDERALS
Yesterday. Ra.nit.

Yesterday's Rssults
AlJChicago ?. ST Louis O.
Kansas city /. Pittsburgh o
Brooklyn .. Baltimore s.
,N Buffalo-NeVsrk. rain.
t)-Fourteen innings.
Today's oAmes
Kansas city At PtttsburEh
Chicago at ST Louis
brooklyn at Baltimore
Newark at Buffalo
At Pittsburgh r a.
Kansas city .. a
Pittsburgh .. !.
tullop and Brown. Allen, Hearne and
Berry.
n, AZ baltimore r. II r.
thlvohlln ..........+....--..
sttAa'Af .. IL
Finneran. Seaton. Whites and Land
Bender and owens
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-14
DAVE SAYS

DAN Z "a .
KrauS Kool Klothes are the
thing for the hot weather.
If you want Komfort wear
these kooler than the weather
klotheS.
At the price of IS only,
krauS Bros. are showing the
beSt-tailored Palm Beach suit
you ever have seen.
And they come in a half.
dozen different patterns.
Then they have BENJAMIN
Special of Shantung silk a,
SO.
Other thin suits up to SIS.
1t may be well to remember,
too, that all Straw Hats now
are selling at One-Half of.
Weather for today: Fair.
TITySA
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Todays GamS-

lltts hufEh A. Boston
Cincinnati a. brooklyn.
Chicago a. New York
81 Louis Al PHILADELPHIA
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COMMITTEE NAMED
To Arrange Hhndioaps for Golf TournA-
ment-Deta1is Completed At Meet
ing Last Might

4 meeting % the executive committee
of the West Virginia Golf Associat ion
wnF held la=t evening ~ the Wheeling
Country club. Matters pertaining 20 the
association we're discussed and a handl-
Der from each Country club represent
81 was appointed. ae follows. George w.
Watson. Eairmuut. ! NJ Wells Keufi-
worth ". D.. Huwnd. Wheeling. B. s.
Aclshire, Westmorcland. Forrest No
Ncill. tlarksburg. and n. A. Beattie.
IsrkcrEhurE
take charge ~ the driving contests that
viii be held Saturday afternoon.
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guest ~ Miss Jennie Cox left for her
home ~ Elizabeth. Pa.
Mr. John Nelson Van Camp 81 paden
city. b. in the city ON business
Mra Joe williams. ~ raden city I4
.srendinE the day in the city.
Mrs LILLIAN Van DEMON and daughter
have returned from Fairmont and Hun
.drci
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First oams.

Boston -. Ss6SsSoSSEs ; !
BATTERIES. Walker and O'Nelu. Ruth
and Thomas
Two base hit. Kirke. Hom. run. Chan
man. Sacrifice hits Walker Q Lewis
stolen bases. GaiuCr =. Ianvrtu O. Hase
on balls. " alker 4. Struck out. Walker
], Ruth !. EMPIRES. Nallin and pino.n
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Washington .. 600 0 90 "a 10 o
BATTERIES. E0ehlinr and Henry. Perry
man. Leterentz. James and Severoid
Two base hits. Poster MsErIdo.
stolen base Milan. Sacrifice hits.
Shoftrn. Shankr. Connolly Booming Nr.
Bride. Bare un halls. Eorhling 4. Jamca
2. lfFercuz Z. struck out. HuohIinr /.
James b. Peruvian O. fssgerfrg I'm
Ulroa chill and Evans
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EACH TOOK ONE

= y. LUIS. July l1... HuchunE won
team from St. Louis TODAY 3 o. p fbrn
walter Johnson fought r. losing pitchers
uaftle with WtiImsu and Tho Washing
tOuiuTa were eHuf out grnrras
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BOWL mg

MUsEn LEAGUE.
New Britain herald., 1915-03-20

The combination Of moderately open
neck and long sleeves makes rather i'm,
portant feature of the newest blouses, and
this one is both smart and thoroughly
comfortable. 1t would be pleasant te
wear at any season and can be made from,
q variety of materials. The new cottons
are marvellously lovely and they are mar.
vellously varied, and the crepes and wolfe.
alone make an interesting study, and thi.
blouse is perfectly adapted to them all
while it also can be utilized for madrai
# something sturdier is wanted, fol
handkerchief lawn, and for such pretty
silks as crepe &c chine and taffctas.
for all these materials are to be used fol
the separate blouse, and after all, the sepa.
rate blouse that is made on smart lines
and OF available material makes one OF
the most important garments that the
wardrobe contains. Here the material Is
striped handkerchief linen with trimI
ming of plain lawn, and the combination
of materials is a charming one. The
ground of the crepe is white and the stripe
is Napoleon blue, and the collar and the
cuffs also are of the blue. a&
For the medium size will be required
31 yds. of material az in. wide, az yds.
So, rs yds. ~, with + yd. II for collar,
revers and cuffs.
The pattern No. 8575 is cut in sizes
from 81 to a. bust measure. 1t will be
mailed to any address by the Fashion
Department Of this paper, on receipt OF
ten cents.
New Britain herald., 1915-03-20
MARTIN EDEN"
AT FOX'S SUNDAY

Martin Eden" that 'fuIl-blooded
story by Jack London, dramatized into
six reels Of motion pictures. will hold
the stellar position on the motion
picture program at ,Fox's tomorrow
night. From the hard won leader
ship Of q hoodlum gang in Oakland,
from beach comber's life in the
South seas, and from the inferno OF
the stokers hole, Martin Eden, an
unlearned sailor, wins his way to
fame and fortune But It Is not until
great odds have been conquered and
much has been sacrificed that the
goal is reached. The odds are ridi-
Guile, poverty and lack Of education
The great sacrifice being love AS In
so many lives, matters are at their
lowest ebb before the tide turns
Martin is penniless, and without food
or warmth. He has had only one
sale OF q manuscript in the many
months Of increasing endeavor Then
comes the sweep Of success, with pub
fishers clamoring for his work, fame
and wealth In his very hands. The
play Is preceded, as in all of the Bos-
worth productions Of Mr. London 8
works. by an autographed medallion
or Mr.. London, and in the case Of
Martin Eden by a twenty-foot view
Of Mr.. London reading at his home in
Glen Allen, California. Ernest F..
Jores the Fox theater organist. has
arranged an exceptional musical pro-
gram for tomorrow evening.
Besides this big powerful attraction
the very latest release from the Es-
sanay studios with Charlie Chaplin
will also be shown. Charlie Chaplin
will be seen tomorrow night I'm the
Park an excruciatingly funny COM
edy in which Charles antics provoke
the biggest OF laughs and 1t Is a
veritable howl from start to finish.
New Britain herald., 1915-03-20
THEATRICAL NOTES.

Sinners is approaching it's 100:h
performance at William A. Brady's
Playhouse, with an advance sale that
has been extended to July j. Mr..
Brady and his business assistants are
very much inclined to believe that
Owen Davis drama contrasting city
and rural life will remain in New
York clear through the summer
months and perhaps until the early
part of the next regular amusement
season has been consumed.
THE White Feather" which has the
European conflict as its basis but is
entirely devoid of combat, has settled
into high favor at the Comedy Theatre
in New York where it will remain
until the close Of the current theater
term The run Of this play at tho
Royalty Theatre, London, still is in
determinate by reason of the liberal
public support. The fact is explained
in some instances as being due to
patriotic British sentiment, but in
New York, where the populace is
&C cosmopolitan, the play appears to
have succeeded upon It's purely drama
tic merits, since it is held in very
general favor totally without regard
for radical considerations.
Having passed it's 200th repetition
at the Forty EIGHT street Theatre in
New York. THE Law Of the Land"
has swung into the final stretch Of
the season, and will not be withdrawn
until the theatre closes Its doors for
the vacation period.
The acting of Miss Julia Dean as
the wife driven beyond human en-
durance by the chill brutality Of her
husband, is graphic an dappealing, SO
that she dose not sever herself from
sympathy even in comtsslon Of humi-
eide ....
.sThe Yeomen of the Guard" with
which De Wolf Hopper will open his
Gilbert and sullivan season in New
work on Easter Monday. was present.
Cd at the beginning of the past week
al the Lyric Theatre, Philadelphia,
where It was regarded with conspicu-
o,,s favor. The opera vii; be sung
ror one week only In New York, in
order that the remaining features of
he repertoire may be given in meas
nra with the demand. The engage
,,,ant is for one month.
New Britain herald., 1915-03-20

Most women are on the outlook for just
such simple gown as this one, for it is
very pretty and attractive for morning
wear, and when made of washable material
It is easily cleansed. This is a prettily
tucked blouse that is joined to a three
piece skirt which is Just sufficiently cir
ruar in cut to give the fashionable ripple
and flare. In the illustration, the gown is
made from a simple batiste and.there are
the ginghams and chambrays and various,
other fabrics that are in every way appro-i
pirate. The closing can be made all the
way down the front, or the hens of the
skirt can be Tapped and stitched together 70
any preferred depth, One naturally thinks
OF cotton material in connection with
such gown, but it could be copied in
such light weight wool as chalis and
albatross with very good effect, and since
both these fabrics are washable they are
practical as we'll as attractive. The cellar
is finished quite separately and buttoned
to the neck-band so that it is an easy
matter to have a number of linen coli
lars that can be kept fresh and ready
at demand. If preferred, the sleeves, can
be made in threo~quarter length and
many women will like them cut off
to this length with only an over-facing
as finish.
For the medium size will be required
6A yds. of material ~ in. wide, S yds.
IS, ~ yds. ~, with g yd. Fl for TRIM
ming. -.
/, The pattern 1916 is cut in sizes from "a
to "a bust measure. 1t will be mailed
to any address by the Fashion Depart
ment of this paper, on receipt of ten
cents.
New Britain herald., 1915-03-20
WAY DOWN EAST
POLLS NEXT WEEK

Way Down East with its pretty
story and quaint characters of New
England life, will be the attraction
at Polls Hartford theater all next
week with matinee and evening per-
formances daily. A farnyard scene
will contain horses, chickens. etc,
while the snowstorm scene in the
third act is remarkably realistic. The
Poll management has mounted the
play with new scenery for this week s
presentation and it is expected that
1t will rival the production of any of
the original companies which toured
the entire country with almost un
precedented success.
Miss Skirvin will play the country
lass while Henry Hollingsworth will
be the squire's son. The other mem
bers Of the Poll organization will be
pleasingly cast and one Of the note
worthy productions Of the current sea-
son is looked for. Kings Imperial
Quartet, big time vaudeville sing
ing four, has been specially engaged
to appear with the Players in the pro-
duction, taking the parts Of the viii
lage choir, this insuring a quality
presentation OF the musical parts of
the play.
New Britain herald., 1915-03-20
GOOD VAUDEVILLE
AT KEENEYS TONIGHT

Lovers of good vaudeville who have
not attended any of the perform
ances at Keeney's this week will do
well to visit the theater this even
ing, when the several acts will con-
ciude their engagements in this CITY
It Is an opportunity that should he
embraced by all interested in the va
rlety snow. The management il o.
fering a program that challenges com
par1son in any vaudeville pic
lure mouse. 1t is rarely that one gets
an opportunity to see such q wen III
versified bill for the price of admis-
sion charged at keeney's and the
chance offered tonight should NOT no
allowed to slip by unnoticed
For headliner the program gives
the Royal Cabaret company. one ~
the best aggregations of whirlwina
dancers ever visiting New Britain
These people do some remarkah1a
tangoing and they have been Great
ing a near sensation all week. The
playing of the special orchestr,
which forms a part of the company is
something out of the ordinary and it
proves to be one Of the best features
of the act. The scenery used is very
elaborate and it has attracted much
favorable comment.
Next in popularity is the act of the
Nine jolly Juveniles These are
clever young girls, between the ages
of five and sixteen years They give
a song and dance entertainment that
is refined and pleasing. The chill
dren are talented and their work
wins the approval Of the patrons
Frederick and Vents have an ac-
robatic number that has many new
features. 1t is arranged along novel
lines and its newness alone makes It
more acceptable than most of the at
fractions of this character that have
been produced here
Grace and Chinese Walker have a
neat song and comedy skit and De-
Milo. Partisan model, does some
artistic posing with brilliant lighting
effects.
The picture program for tonight
gives promise of being highly inter
esting
New Britain herald., 1915-03-20
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New Britain herald., 1915-03-20
bF PHOTO-PLAYS
!, LYCEUM SUNDAY

4oving picture loving public
I'D q bill Of spectacular photo
And comedy at the Lyceum,
evening. Here as usual the
are given the biggest money
land a program Of pictures thai
DE interesting, instructive and
faining will be shown. The big
IRE will be the latest Broadway
e feature. THE Little Angel Of
lnyon Creek" This is a Vita
nph production in five parts Of the
nv. Cyrus Townsend Brady's pictur-
ation Of his celebrated novel Of the
s9aEne name. A fine Essanay pro-
sduction Of THE Strength Of the
Weak" in two parts and the bright
comedy His Own Heirs" which is
a Biograph picture, will also be seen.
The Lyceum pictures are the new
est and best to be obtained.
THE Man From Home" which will
open Monday evening. Is a corking
fine comedy and carries story OF
gripping interest and one that will
appeal to ALL Yankee wits are
stacked against the crafty underhand-
er operations of European fortune
hunters. "The Man From Home"
saves his guiless countrymen from
the pitfalls. There are numerous
gripping dramatic incidents in the ac-
ton, still the comedy features and
complications overshadow them in a
most delightful manner. This is the
attraction which William Hodge
played at the Astor theater in New
York for over 1000 consecutive per-
forrnances.
Madam Sherry is assured Of a
capacity audience this evening when
the final presentation will be given.
New Britain herald., 1915-03-20
FADS AND FASHIONS.

Light bodices are yelled with chif-
fol-.
taffeta.
The zebra stockings have stripes at
the top.
Batwing linen collars are among
the novelties.
Many blouses are made with adj
Unstable vests.
Emphasis is being laid on the nor
NAL waist line.
Some coat suits have long coats
with self sashes.
Sports suits are often made of
creamy homespun.
Most of the new silk petticoats have
four fiounces.
Parasols are in any number of
geometrical shapes.
In childrenS coats the waistlines
are low and normal
Some suits of black serge have tan
serge trimmings.
One new fitted suit Is an exact copy
of a riding habit.
Bell sleeves are among the most
OH ,iycr nf ohyH CIV
Tan-colored beads are seen on
some of the tan serge suits.
Organdies are in high favor, but
Noiles are said TO take the read
Charming wash dresses FOR little
girls are made Of cotton crepe.
India leather is used for handbags
white, black and colored
Easter gowns will be made OF the
old-fashioned plain-colored silks.
Any arrangement of the hair is
good so long as it exposes the contour
of the head.
Striped materials are more fashion,
able for children's wash dresses than
ploids.
New Britain herald., 1915-03-20

Excellent Menu AS Suggestion for An
Appetizing Dinner Easter Sunday
It Includes Meats, Pigeon Soup, Lobster, Salads and
Sponge Cake Filled With Carefully Washed
and Huled Strawberries.

be done In strips SO that Il can be used
another time. leaving the cake like a
tart she'll Fill the centre with care
fully washed and hulled fresh straw
berries sprinkled with powdered sugar.
Then cover with a glazing made in the
following manner: Crate a nalf cake ~
SWEET chocolate, add to it three quar-
ters of a cup of sugar and a half cup
Of water. Let II boil up once, then
beat with fork until IL is cool and
creamy and turn over the cake. Let
1t cool before serving
New Britain herald., 1915-03-20

The girls of high school and college
age will be more than delighted with
the range Of styles in suits Miss RYAN
has for them at her shop, 70 Pratt
street Hartford. You see, they have
the smart little touches that girls
like. Some Of the coats have the
straight backs, some are Elton. there's
the new army suit. several very ne,,r
checks have been brought out-there,s
an endless number of pretty stvles
and all the best colors.