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New Britain herald., 1915-04-30
MANCHESTER CLUB HERE.

The Pioneers will cross bats with
the Manchester team Sunday after
noon AS this teams showing in the
valley league last season was good, II
should be able to give a good account
OF itself Sunday. The Pioneers will
use Wfnkler and Johnson in the box
and McKeon and Noonan Will hold I'D
the catching end. The Pioneers have
picked the team that is 70 represent
them this year.
New Britain herald., 1915-04-30
WoOD-WAsTE EXCHANGE.

Manufacturers Decrease Costs and In
crease Profits Utilizing Scrap Material
Washington. April 30.-The latest
business-aid service instituted by the
government is q wood-waste exchange.
It enables mbermen and manufact-
New Britain herald., 1915-04-30
BOYS SUITS

Well made Suits for
the boys that viii
stand the rou q n
wear the youngsters
are bound TO give
them.
$3.50-$ 81. 50-$5.50
New Britain herald., 1915-04-30
DARTMOUTH BEATEN.

Green Comes Out on Small End of
Pitchers Battle.
Hanover, N. H, April S0.-Dart-
mouth lost it's third straight game
yesterday, dropping a pitchers battle
between Slater and Perry to Syracuse,
, to 1. The score:
r. h. Q.
Syracuse " 0001OO100-2
Dartmouth 80. o0o0o01Uo--1 /
Batteries-Slater ana Morgan;
Perry and Wanamaker.
New Britain herald., 1915-04-30
CUBS VS.. PIRATES.

The Cubs Of Bristol will play the
Pirates Sunday afternoon at Harris
lot. The game will be called at 2
o'clock sharp. Schmidt and Mack
will form the battery for the Pirates.
New Britain herald., 1915-04-30

In making ginger bread, the but
ter, sugar, milk and molasses should
be melted together. then added to the
dry ingredients
New Britain herald., 1915-04-30
MAHAN HOLDS VIRGINIA.
Paves Way for Victory for Harvard
Nine.

Cambridge April 30.-The Harvard
ball nine came back strong after it's
defeat by Bates, against University Of
Virginia yesterday, beating jack
Ryan's boys 10 to 2 and putting the
runs over with combination Of twelve
hits and seven errors. Eddie Mahan
worked splendidly for so cold day,
the southerners making only seven
hits in all, and in only one inning get
ting in any combination. The score:
r. h. e.
Virginia ...... 101OO0O00- 2 7
Harvard .. 03321O100-10 IL 0
Batteries-Gam mon and Ehrmen
FRYE; Mahan and Harte.
New Britain herald., 1915-04-30
SPORTING NOTE.

Myer P. Caplan, som etin1e boxing
imp essario, has returned to town
from Baltimore.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-01-12
NEW CENTRAL THEATER

In ta pictures that come to you this afternoon and evening there are two reels that should demand more than attention Close scrutiny should be given this feature for there is something in it that has never before appeared in moving pictures. When one speaks of sensations on natural ly thinks Of "1he Pelils of Pauline % and when that is mentioned the first uame that comes into ones mnd is that of Miss Pearl White. the most daring actress now before the camera. h todays feature Miss Waite is shot through a torpedo tube of a waIsmp into the ocean. 1t is necessary in order for her 10 make her escape. It is the most sensa- ticnal feature Of any of this series. On the same program there is an Edi- son comedy The Courtship of the Cooks. while B!oerapb offers a big feature "P'aythings of Fate" which in way $ a Bohemian story and which is most interesting from start 10 fin'sl
The Sentinel=record., 1915-01-12
Cbe CbeaterS
LYRIC THEATER

Grace Cunarl and Francis Ford, the Universal stars who are the originators of the motion picture se- rial, having posed the first big serial story for the Universal and made these pictures so popular, are at the Lyric again today in Gold Seals two act drama of the nobility. The Mys- etry of the Throne Room These two great stars are well qualified to produce just such a master drama as "The Mysetry Of the TArone Room is intended to be. and those who see them in this production today will understand why they were chosen to originate the motion picture serial
 The Universal Weekly, brim full of views from the scene of the Euro pean war, and interspersed with the big news features of the entire world, is another big hit on the Lyric bin today
 Kalem offers a laueA film, Love, oil and Grease" Sounds like a mighty smooth comedy and that s just what it is. one of the biggest laugh screams of the winter season.
 Wednesday comes the next episode of the Master Key This serial is the greatest of them all and the story is just now getting well under way. The new scenes and situations to he shown Wednesday will cause many new thlills and increase the popular ity of the production
The Sentinel=record., 1915-01-12
ROYAL TnEATE9

The Royal program for today con- sists of a trio of feature pictures, three of the finest screen offerings In the city
 "Comrade Kitty" is two reel drama flom the new Iubin feature company, a picture that for excel lence of theme and magnificence of production cannot be equalled in the city. lt is a heart interest story and good one
 The Man. the Mission and the Maid" a sterling Vitaeraph drama. featuring Dorothy Kelly and James Mcrt lson. is one Of those magnificent Vitagraph productions which never disaApoiat the patron. The fact that two ch stars nave been assigned the lcaClcg ro'es is sufficient to guarantee it
 The Hcarst,Selig Weekly. the big ces. and brichtest picture panorama of world oyso's n peace and war. is another g feature Of fine bill It is replcot with war scenes from France and Poland stirring scenes of the great international conflict which has torn Europe asuuder
 On Wednesday the ladies of the Malvern Avenue NJ. r. Church will have charge of the Lyric program from l to D. m
 Thursday we offer Lubin's great two reel special, Money d master piece
 Saturday walt for it--thc next episode of the Exploits Of Elaine
The Sentinel=record., 1915-01-12

Science. According to the teachings of this science all sickness and disease result from error and false belief which are summarized as sin, and when the error of belief is destroyed by the truth which Christian science imparts, the disease disappears Chris tian Science, therefore, teaches that the cause of all disease and sin is mental, and not physical and that both sin and disease may be cured by one and the same metaphysical process, namely, by the substitution of spiritual truth in place of error and false belief in the human conscious mess.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-01-12

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The Sentinel=record., 1915-01-12
DON'T FAIL ITO VISIT THE
 OAKLAWN MINERAL '

Two blocks west of Oaklawn Race Track. This water is noted for it's cures of Liver, Kidney. Bladder and Stomach troubles Constipation and Eczema. Delivered da > in 1-2 Ga. loR Bottles, $1Oo per week. If you have Kidney Trouble. Eczema or Stomach Trouble, be sure and try it. Phone 1496.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-01-12
NOTICE OF SALE.

Will sell one blue mule to highest bidder at Williams Wagon Yard, for feed bill ten days from this date l2-30-l0t J. F. WILSON.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-01-12

Try B Sentinel Eeoord wan, Ad.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-01-12

Another subject that enters into the religious life of all people is that of prayer Since prayer is the medi- um through which the connection is established between the human and the divine it is. therefore of great i'm. portance for every person to find out what constitutes true prayer What are its charact ristics, what is its ma ture. and how if may he employed so as to bring 10 one who prays with certainty the blessings waieh the Scriptures .ay shall come as result of true prayer.
 1t is stated in the fifth chapter Of James that The prayer of faith shah save the .ck' There is no ambigult, about that language lt is not nlen mite or luc rtain in any particular. u ts .n fact as positive and direct 60
 l.HeueuI aA can be made Rif1 humau lans aaEe And yet it would seem thar
The Sentinel=record., 1915-01-12
God

In trying, to ascertain what cOnSi tutes religion the very first subject 10 be considered is that which relates to God. Every one must agree that a correct understanding of God is es- sential as Inc foundation of religion
 Any system Of religious teaching that is founded upCn al imperfect or erro- neous conception of God must peces. sarily fail to bring to it's adherents the help and comfort for which they seek When we lcok about us and see the splendid fidelity of mel and women to their religious beliefs, and then see how much suffering and failure they experience, and how far short they come of attaining the good which they so honestly seek it is a fair deduction that there is something wrong about their understanding of God
 No offense wild be given. therefore. by the statement that the ayerag person has d very indefinite and lebu. lous conception Of God If you were to ask a dozen people 70 tsll vou who and what God is you would get a dozen different answers. There are some who think God is rel sol How many people there are Whc. wh u they kneei down and close the'r eyes. and rr,rrcnal} mul to God. f9,e m
 mlud person or form or an im
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-25
LARGE AUDIENCES
DR.. MeCuais speaks 20 Almost 1000
Pertons - our Meetings Sunday
Much Interest Shown

Following the meeting FOR men held
~ ih" FIRST Christian church yester-
Jay afternoon at o'clock Or Nc
uaiE ~ $50 o'clock iu tn. Fourth
street NJ. =. church. delivered an adj
IeS~ 10 mass meeting Of women on
The address was OF particular Interest
10 every woman boz the city aa the doe
tor told %. women Of the CITY and ~
thu local district. Of the conditions that
exist and urged them 90 protect their
sons and daughters
The third meeting Of the day va held
10 the Fourth street NJ. r. church last
evening ~ $50 o'clock where SIR Nc
tEtig spoke ON the subject Have Faith
Zoo God This was one Of the strong
sermons or the speaker and every one
present could not help but Eo away
greatly benefited by having heard this
diEcoursc OF the New York rcformer
The fourth meeting o. the day was
held iu the First christian church Al
o'clock. where Dr. McFuHig delivered
wonderful address on the subject The
Great Question" Tho eloquent discourse
Of the 80 eaker could not help but bring
woman and child who had the pleasure
81 hearing the address Of the evening.
IL b. fully estimated thst Br. McCuaiE
Boo the course Of his addreSses delivered
20 HE four meetings. spoke 90 between
1000 and 5000 people
The last lecture of the Ngw York
reformer will be delivered this evening
90 = o'clock in the First Christian ohur1lr
when llr. Mr'1uIr VIII repeat the re-
quest Of many his famous address on
the subject "a Twentieth Century Tray
edy-Thc HauEinE Of John Erbla"
reception will be held a. the close Of the
service.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-25
LAD HURT WHILE
CGASTING SUNDAY
ACCIDENT OCCURRED ON ROSE
HILL AT BELLAIRE IN
EVENING.
One Seriously Injured and About a
Dozen Others, Riding on a Bob
sled. Slightly Hurt

Leo Beall. Bellaire lad. was seri-
ously injured and dozen other boys
and girls sustained q number OF minor
bruises and cuts In n coasting acct
dent which occurred last night in that
city.
The entire party was coasting down
Central avenue on Rose Hill on
bobsled, which crashed into tele-
phone pole standing along the road.
The impact threw the coasting party
from the sled and all were injured.
Beall the most serious. He was guild
INK the sled, and when the collision
occurred portion Of the sled was
reduced to splinters. One OF the
splinters penetrated BCalls leg, max
ing = cash three inches long, To the
bone and rendering him helpless. He
was removed to the Office Of DR.. IA
=. link, where the injury was
dressed. a number OF the party sus-
tanned minor bruises and cuts and
were attended by Or. link also. after
which they went 10 their homes
That the accident did not result IA
tally TO some OF the party. Is consid-
cred a miracle The rain Of last night
had made the road ideal for coasting
and the lads. enthusiastic over the
sleek condition o. the road. pulled the
bObsled To the top of the hill. so
as 10 get a good start. Beall sue
cecdet IN guiding the sled past all the
DANCE .uus places until II reached
Monroe street, whore IL had gained
such momentum that he lost control.
and the sled dashed into the pole.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-25

Everything lv iu readiness sg- ;ns
big wrestling match al AriOr hail e.
night. when Karl Steu. the giant Finn
or Martins Ferry. will meet Lewis and
Santillo. Stcn will attempt to throw
the two men fall each Goa 90 minutes
The big European Is considered the
most powerful wrestler now IN the
game. Lewis and Sanullo are also
strong wrestlers and promise 70 make
10 interesting for the Finn
Local fans have been busy for the
past week talking about the bout. Th.
majority of mat followers are looking
forward 20 fierce and sensational
match with the opinion about equally
divided regarding the result:
fgtn Lewis and Santillo are IN good
condition for the fray while stem de-
clarcs ne never felt better Lewis Is
known a. fast and aggressive wrestler
as well az being posted on an the tricks
uf the game SantlllO o. also somewhat
~ a whirlwiud on the mat and is rer-
tain 10 keep the Finn on the jump from
bell TO hell.
ssntiIIo comes % wheeling with many
victories 20 his credit and claims t1 be-
in n class with the best OF them
stem well Trained.
stem realizes the Importance ~ this
bout. and f0r that reason has followed
course ~ strenuous training. which
has put him in good condition Tor the
match. Lewis b. anxious Co meet Br
rlsres he cannot AFFORD 90 lose match
~ the present time. he is anxious Co.
Keep the title safe Boo the hands Uf an
american. Tor that reason Lewis VIII
night
Jus, by wsy o. giving the public r.
few sideiight upon the impression
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-25
RAIN MAKES LIFE
VERY MISERABLE
WALKING WAS ALMOST IMPos-
sIBLE LAST NIGHT DUE
TO fREEzING
SNOW. Rain and Ice Combined TO Hurt
Pa" wheeling Feelings
Considerably.

N variety BE- the spice Of Life" the
people 81 Wheeling are certainly gtt-
tlhE the spice. Tor the weather of the
past Few days has been anything nut
UNIFORM. saturday. rain. snow. su..-
shine and wind made up the program
and yesterday morning odd Sol pyyI.d
out and save promise OF delEntful
da}. This did not last long however as
shortly after noon clouds began To- app
pear ON the horizon and about six a. clock
ihst evening Jupiter IluNis' put ia his
appearance FOR another visit
The low temperature Of SATURDAY,
evening and night mad, the sidewalk
extremely icy and this. coupled with the
rain that Immediately began To- freeze
made life miserable Tor the pedestrians
Last evening many people were seen
trying 10 walk on their ear. and Boo many
cases they succeeded admirably. as
many falls were REPORTED Rain con-
unu"d during the greater part OF the
night and ind catioua were Tor some
more OF the well known varieties OF
weather that has been handed out dur
ing the past few months.
Yesterday temperatures as recorded
a. the ruNsrnm' Mt observatory on the
Island were a. follows High. ~. low
10 and % a. o'clock last evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-25
STATE BASKET BALL CHAMPIONS
To MEET CHAMPIONS OF OHIO
V sucnnnsroTT 10 TO 1 rE LED gE1p IN
hIEED GENERALLY.
High School Teams OF the STATE Rave
ooiaen Opportunity for free Trip 90
Delaware. Ohio.

BUcKHANNON. Jan. 24.-One OF the
most important announcements 80.
made here !n connection with the state
sashet ban Tournament held by Wes-
lstah a. asa annual affair L. the fact
that t1e winners Of the West Virginia
o1rltsi-.Ieut ueld by West virginia on
March 20, viii be recognized by the
holders Of the ohio ,v,.s..-alsnt Ohio
wesley au tuiNcTflty at Delaware. A.
the champions Of West Virginia and
VIII he invited 10 complete AZ beia
ware ten days batter. against the win
mere Of the High school Basket Ball
tour mcut= IN t.-s four states OF Onig.
ludiauo. Virginia and West Virginia Tor
tnc interstate championship OF this
section Of the United states. Only ono
team viii r., reFrut each aud the win
ners 81 the West NirEluin championshi
VIII get "a free trip 70 the ohio roIlee.
town ana will meet "a itn the champion
teams Of tho other states named Ia what
should be one ~ the grea test events OF
the Htgh school Packet EaIi sen sen Of
the utted statef Much interest win
hr added 20 the West virginia tourna-
ucnt with this additional Involvement
Tor the terms.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-25
WANT BASEBALL
DECISION SOON
OWNERS AND MANAGERS OF vARI-
Gus CLUBS WISH POR
EARLY SETTLEhEENT
sPrinG Training Seasons Remain IN
Doubt untn After Judge Lands
Renders His Verdict.

CHICAGO. Jan. 2f-Hope was *
pressed today by representatives OF or
gained baseball and the Federal Lea
Eu" that Judge Lands would make a
decision soon in the latter's prayer for
an injunction. which he took under adj
N'sement last night. after lawyers for
the contestants had spent four days in
arguing the ease.
t-aFiy settlement OF thu suit. as well
a. lhe several pending against ball play
'lS. ~ generally wIsucd TOR hy .u.,l--
tia. lnat tn"y may know ia auvuu,r 81
'''lI lIalhlHk Seasons what the make
1P OF their squads will be.
\ majority OF the visiting magnat.S
ana attorneys 4-it town today Lawyers
l'i 'hc "etendants will spend the next
thr'' weeks IN preparing answers 10 the
'atial ORIGINAL bal OF complaint De-
s4lte the courts action ON the PRAYER
Tor temporary Injunction. the charges
OF monopoly and restraint OF trade urub-
AMY viii be tried within month
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-25
FIGHT TONIGHT
steubenvilIs Athrotic Club VIII Put on
Excellent Boxing show This
Evening.

When the gong sounds ~ >he Central
rink. StcubeUvtlle tonight. for the OPEN
ing round Of the first battle ~ the buN-
ing show there iS going Co be some
ming doing during the next % minutes
Of actual fighting That is assured he
cause Of the talent selected hy the club
Co appear.
Raw Parks ~ Steubcuville. declares
be VIII take the measure Of Battling
Tarrv in the main event Of 90 rounds
and Terry says he viii win. In the eight
round battle HuUfN sharp d. confident
that he viii win over Patsy Murphy. hut
murphy also declares that he VIII have
eumetntuE 60 say about that. and De can
Tight. Tn the curtain raiser Of six
rounds Herue Hahn says he Be- going IN
90 beat Dick Loadman. Of Stsuhcnviiie
and he can be depended upon 90 do his
best. which is r. great dea. Fight starts
af $50
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-25

Lewis made with tn, experts ~ ~.
NAV game. here are few words from
Ed. smith. srurting editor 10 the Chi.
tasS American. and wnpse word regard
lhg wrestlers is taken az the very last
word.
Praises Lewis.
SAYS Smith. Of Lewis.
An American citizen. college athlete
gentleman is I'D Lewis. Through tile
ioii tune 81 destiny he happens 90 be =
American wrestling champion nut us
would be none the less interesting and
suCcessful were he something else
hereNer you found Lewis YOU would
ma success. His success Ie sOnethit..
deeper and inner than the mere heritage
or Drawn and muscle Re is the typical
specimen uf what We like Go call the
American spirit n he was nothing but
farmer De would no doubt grow Iarryi
cabbage than his ueivrhur.
To- wrestling you must uutafhiuk the
other fellow. he says. and then he rua
and docs 10. In any line Of sudeavo- hs
would balance hls Drawn with his brain
Lewis te splendid looking fellow he
is e. stalvart sturdy man. without friIIs
or stagiuEs
Lewis Is conceded and possesses a
marvellous endurance. CARRYING GAS
pounds that d. every ounce EIEur tie
has defeated men ~ greater physical
strength ans men ~ greater endurance.
but be- always Displays more evidence"
That's pretty hlEh tribute from an
expert and on expert OF th. standing
and prominence ~ EI. Smith o. Ia no
wonder fha local fans are Interested in
che big bout Ht NrIuu hall tonight
Hun Butler. OF Wheeling Will meet
Frank Carey. W IIft~ hurEH. lr Oh, main
preliminary
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-25
GOLDEN LINKS
Local Lodge Of the order Goes 10
Pittsburgh 20 Attend Special
Meeting % Lodge

Yesterday morning quite a number
N the members 81 the order ~ Col
den Links iourncyed 90 Pittsburgh.
where they assisted IN the installing
Of new lodge a. Washington hall
The initiafory work was performed
by the degree rtam ~ Taylor's lodge
No 3 After ne installation cere-
monies Tho mambors in attendance.
witnessed the now side degree. which
produced The utmost satisfaction A.
q late hour last uisht the local mem
,bers returned after having enjoyed
pleasant time I'D the Pennsylvania
CITY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-25
PAVE Says

The chill winds Of winter
and the raw rains Of the early
spring do not affect in the
slightest the man dressed in
the Kraus- Made.
Particularly if the garments
are those Kraus Bros. are sell
ing right now at big reduc-
tionS.
BalmacaanS are selling at
One-Half OF and cravenette
raincOats and Mackinaws at
One-Fourth OF.
Then there are the heavy
weight suits and overcoats at
One-Fourth off
And a good garment pur-
. chased now will not only finish
out the present season but will
20 long way into the next.
And next winter YOU will
have 10 pay full price.
Weather fer to-day: Fair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-25
SCRAP OF PAPER"
tcOntinuod from first P.x.l

compared with which the neutrality,
treaty appeared TO have only tbs
value ~ scrap OF paper.
My conversation with Sir William
GCschen.' said the chancellor. Zoe
CURED August 1. J had Just declared
IN the Relchstag that only dire neces.
sity and only the struggle for exist
"nce compelled Germany to march
through Belgium, but that Germany
was ready 20 make Comrs 1sation for
the wrong committed
W ncn ] spoke I already had cor
am indications. but no absolute pro0f
upoE which 10 uase a public accuse
ION that Belgium long before abau.
doned H. neutrality IN its relations
with EnEland. Nevertheless took
Germany possibilities toward tb.
neutral states so seriously that suoK..
frankly Of the wrong committed by
Germany
The British Attitude.
What was the British attitude on
the same sUbiect7" asked the chanc.l-
lor The day before my conyersa-
ton with Ambassador Coschen. Sir
Edward Grey tRriiish secretarv or
state for foreiEn affairs had delivered
MS well known speech M parliament
IN which, while ne had not stated *.
plicitly that ENGLAND would take part
IN the war b. had lcr 'he matter ~
little doubt
one needs only TO read this speech
through carefully ~ learn the reason
for Euglard's Intervention In tho var
Amid an his beIufifuf rhra-as about
England honor ana Eug.and's obu.
cations We End b. over and over AGAIN
expressed that England Interests
it, own iutcrestF-cal FOR parttripa
ton In The war. for ~ De- not ir Eng
lands Interests that a victorious and
therefore stronger Germany should
emerge from the war
This old principle 81 EnrIsnd's
policy t1 take az The sole criterion
~ i'H actions ifs private Interests re-
EardleEs Of right. reason or considers.
lions 90 humanity ia oppressed in
that speech NJ Gladstone In 1870 on
Hel1Ian neutrality. from which Sir
Edward quoted
Mr. Gladstone fhor declared that
h" was uUahIn f0 subscribe d. tho doe
trim" that th' simple fact OF the ca.
ifi"ucn 90 guarantee Ie binding ON
every party thereto. irrespective alto.
E.'h'r Di lh. particular position I'M
which DO may end itself af "a time
when the occasion for action ON the
guarantee arrives. end hp referred fo
such furIau statesmen ar Aberdeen
and raImrrstur az Importers % his
Views.
scIf Not Belgium
ENGLAND drew mo sword con.
fnued tho chancellor. "0nIf because
DO believed Its own interests demand