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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-23
JEFFERSON DE ANGELES.

y splendid company Of fun-makerS
headed by Jefferson De Angels and IN
GLIDING the original New York cast VIII
be seen AT the Court theatre Monday.
March ~. m tn new three-act farce
Mr.. he Angels a Wheeling favorite.
has been Identified with many big
laughing successes and in this new farce
IN the role nf a delightful old professor
who has good reason To believe that ne
has discovered the real EINIr OF Youth.
mirth.
can you imagine what complications
scientists. who believes he has discov-
cred the Elixir OF Youth When he sees
a grown dog turn into a tiny pup and
1nonth-olI hink of In. condi-
lion Of his mind and cNultatlou of his
success turned into one of terror when
the truth finally daWu~ ON the old man.
OF "hat tho consequence miEht b..
IKE FELL IN LIVE WITH HIS WIFE
lie Fell In Love With His VIII" tn.
atre yesterday and today truly ranks
with the good features of the year. and
BY good. We mean that Their" b. nothing
concerning th" feature that warrants
deprecatory criticism. u ~ another
demonstration of the fact that good
II j. another d.tuouSt ration that sus-
p"nse can o. carried through five r-'ls
success ully. 10 properly directed Jut
cast ia thi. picture an" element OF
success b. handled lr such an artistic
manner that it is positive and sure fire.
Florcnc" Rockwell performs -plsudi4ly.
Her acting iS a great factor in building
NJ the appeal Of th' story. Forrest
STANLEY appear lu excellent advantage.
\ highly humoTS ,arICatIrs OF tho heavy
drinking. poor tookIug Irish Bridget is
Titus.
Aida Armstrorg is married TO Wilson
DstT"m. ~" l< c"nl'nt.d '~tym lives
wife. The deserted wife. with beer BROTH
sr. find where bee lives tuufruafirs.
-Alida tho wife reveals t-frDU.. ET,.l.,-
NY. bstrom shoots the brother tUI BOO
horror and despair Nlida fl.'s. bare
headed out into - terrific tempest.
Events move fast tI th. fatal struggle
on the clir edge. where HnItruf. comes
into the full glory pf bits awakened ipN.
tho film story tells 900 AN intensely pow
srful and dramatic manner
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-23

DONATION DAY TO-DAY for
the North Wheeling Hospital. Re-
member this deserving institution
generously.
Evening journal., 1916-07-28
Middletown VS.. Odessa
BY @AI.-

Yes, Odessa licked us with Ernie
Greenwel pitching. Sounds strange,
but it's true. II took fourteen inn
ings 10 down us, though.
Greenie failed to live up TO his rep
utation when he let odessa, an IN
ferior team. beat him, 3 to 2.
Four errors. three in the outheld,
spelled defeat for the locals.
The fans are becoming sore over
the series between the two rival teams
because neithee club uses its own
players. Managers Stevens and
Hulin have been hiring players espe-
cially for the series.
Why not let the regular Middletown
team go up against the regular Odes-
sa team? With neither team padded
the fans would be satisfied that Mid
dletown Is the stronger club.
Lefty Finn cavorted in centreheld
The youngster whacked out three o.
the local boys five hits. He's good
any place on the field.
segeiken had big day behind the
bat. getting sixteen outs without ar
error. seggie, old man. you've go'
the stun.
Greenwell pitched a great game
1 striking out fourteen men. Poo
fielding and the failure 70 stop ball'
that went for hits beat the EdeI
pitcher
Ward became angry in the seventh
and quit the game because the boy
began 20 hammer his curves.
| Odessa had at least FIVE new face
! on the team, while Middletown ha
as many new ones. You cant cal
: such stuff series between The tw
Z towns. The names OF the clubs ar
D the only things that seem to count.
Come on. Messrs. Stevens and HI
lin let your regular teams clash !
r the next game. Cut out the hired ine
) and use the teams that have bee
= representing you all season
}. Finn will get a chance at the odesf
boys next Wednesday. Certainly he
going to win
0 Finn VS. Culver. You can bet tn
0 game will he some pitchers battl
0 We're all with you, Lefty.
0 II Odessa continues TO whale MI
Q dletown the way they have been d
y ing in the last two games. wen ha
y 10 admit that - No. such thing cal
be possible.
a The. locals will fight all the m'
for victory in the next game.
Evening journal., 1916-07-28
CITY LEACUERS BACK
TO BALL CAME TOMORROW

After a two-weeks' lay-off the All
Wilmington and the Church League
will get back 20 the old ball games
on the city lots tomorrow. The day
will mark the advent in the Church
League Of the Second Baptist team
as the successor of Mt. Salem. The
Baptists will have a hard PROPOSE
tion the first day out, they being sched-
uled to meet Central at Eighteenth
and Van Buren,.
In the All-Wilmington League
Eden will meet Brownson at Front
and Union streets. Another big
game will be that between Eastlake
and Brandywine at Twenty-ninth
and Market streets.
The leagues have eight remainins
games on their schedules and from
now merry races toward the pen
nants are promised.
Evening journal., 1916-07-28
lowing conditions


The contest shall cover a period Of
two months starting from August J.
1916.
Each contestant 10 be eligible must
shoot six events Of 25 targets each or
$50 targets in all.
Each shoot for the trophy shall be at
25 targets per member and the first 25
shot at on any regular shooting day dur
ing the contest shall count on the
trophy.
Should any member be obliged TO
miss any Of the shoots for the trophy,
he will be allowed to make them up on
the next regular shooting day, or on
such regular shooting days as may be
most convenient for him TO get TO the
club. If he has several, say for instance
three strings to make up, his first three
strings Of 25 each shall be the ones 10
/ count on the trophy I'm other words
no practice shoots will be allowed.
At the end Of two months there will
! be a final shoot az so targets per man
between the shooters who have made
the highest averages on $50 targets ir
their respective classes. These men vii
be re Handicapped for the final shoot al
the discretion Of the handicap commit
tee.
The shooter making the highest tota
score in the shoOt-of shall become tn
final owner Of the trophy. Should tie
result they will he shot of at 25 target
per man and the same handicap tina
governed the final shoot wall also gover1
lAhe shoot of
Evening journal., 1916-07-28
HARRY ]. S. SETS
new BAY STATE MARK

NORTHAMPTON. Mass. July Is
All kinds OF records were hung UP in
the second days program OF the
Northampton meeting OF the Bay
State Short Ship Circuit Harry ]. S,
owned by Harry J. stoeckle OF Will
mington, Del, and driven by Herman
Tyson. set a new track mark for trot-
ters when he was clocked in tho sec
ond heat Of the 2.12 class in 213 IL.
zombro Rex. another Tyson trotter,
had previously done 2.141-2 which
was also new mark at the time.
In winning the 2l5 pace. Andy Ash
land stepped the three fastest heats
ever negotiated in New England by
side-wheeler eligible TO the 2.15
class.
The win Of Harry J. s. was his
/ twenty-ninth start on half-mile
track and his twenty-ffth victory
Summary:
2.12 TrOt. Connecticut River StOck
Farm Purse, $500.
Harry ]. s. blk. g., by Admiral
Dewey (Tysonl .......1
James W. r. 8. (Walman) Ia 2
Audrey Gray. b. m. (Crozier) 3
Time: 2.16 IA. 213 1-2. 2.151-2.
In the 215 pace Joseph X. S., an
other OF Harry ]. stoeclIle's trotters
finished in firth position ZombrS
Rex finished second in the 2.20 trot
he taking the first heat in the ala II
and the second In the 2.16 IA. Sevel
heats were required. zombro Rel
finishing second In four OF them ant
first in two.
Evening journal., 1916-07-28
If YOU like TO PLAY Golf.
co TO ILLINOIS AND CO CRAZY

:
4. ELGIN. H., July 2S.--Like 10
> play golf?
. Here's how: Come to Illinois
. and go crazy.
. superintendent II. J. Gahagan'
. Of the State Hospital for Mentally
. Deficient, here. urges golf for the
" insane.
= Golf is OF great benefit to the
= patients. not only physically, but
. mentally" Superintendent Gaha-
gan said today
"The game is a popular amuse-
ment here. Due to the absence
Of intense excitement. II is help
ful to those with mental disorder.
Il gives them the exercise essen
tial. yet they do not feel that II Is
part Of their duty or treatment
Evening journal., 1916-07-28
p r & w. RFGTNNFRS, SHOOT.

The p. b. & W. A. A. Gun Club will
hold the beginners shoot postponed
last week at their grounds at Todd's
Cut tomorrow afternoon The begin
ners will be given individual instruc-
tions.
An individual trap will also be pro-
vided for beginners. The shoot will
start promptly at o'clock and the
beginners will shoot at straight-away
targets.
Evening journal., 1916-07-28
RAIN PREVENTS RACING.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
GEORGETOWN, Del, July 2s.--Be-
cause of the wet condition Of the local
race course, Manager Reuben Il Savage
called Off the races that were 10 take
place yesterday. A big race will be
held in about three weeks
Matinee races will be held at Reho-
both Beach on "Big Thursday" August
10. under the management Of G. A.
Ewing.
Evening journal., 1916-07-28

patient bloke He's just quit automo-
bile racing to become an aviator.
b
p Solid ivory must he contag-
Gus If YOU believe the expert
= statistician who says billiards
not baseball, is our national
game.
10 ,
We have II direct from Tom Mar
shall that shooting is one Of the most
popular sports in America. II is also
reported that the game is popular
south of the Rio Grande.
According to the wise men nothing
ss impossible. but what chance do you
see for the Reds and Athletics tang
ling in the next worlds series?
Eddie Mahan isn't going to play
Evening journal., 1916-07-28

Well, Middletown hasn't said any
thing about playing Port Penn yet. It's
funny. too. that nothing has been
said of Finn or Culver the last two or
three days. Have they got the argu-
ment settled yet? II they have. and
they are ready to try the locals. let
them get in touch with Manager Nc
Mum. He'll give them something to
lthink about.
Evening journal., 1916-07-28

The local boys are now out to
avenge the game lost at Park. after
hey had nine straight victories TO
their credit. They hope to be able
o finish the season now without any
more defeats, and thus hang up some
record to keep all Of them guessing
Evening journal., 1916-07-28

Many housewives either answer ep.
peals OF domestics out Of work. OF send
for them themselves through a Want
Ad OF their own. They are always
satisfied II they use the Want Ad
method.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1916-07-28
Srnre ~ InnInna.

Wilmington ..1 2 0 0 ! 0 0-9
Clayton .......O 0 0 0 0 0 0 90
Hits off-Cofin s, Holveck 1, Phil
lips 10. Homewood /. Earned runs
Wilmington 6. Two-base hits-F
Duncan, McDonough Thomas, Hanni-
gan. Sparklin. Struck out-Coffin 4.
Holveok 2. Phillips L. Left on bases
Wilmington 6, Clayton Z. Stolen
Wilmington s, Clayton l. Hit
by pitched ball-Segelkin. Bases on
balls-Cofin 1, Phillips 4. Umpires
-Kobb and Flanagan.
Evening journal., 1916-07-28

National guardsmen fight fans at
San Antonio were a peeved bunch to-
day. The sheriff stepped in at the
last moment last night and prevent
ed the fight between Tommy Gary Of
Chicago and Danny Goodman of the
First Illinois Cavalry. There was a
$1,000 advance sale which the boys
missed.
Evening journal., 1916-07-28
CLAYTON EASY.

The P. b & W. Motive Power
team shut out Clayton yesterday. .
to o. Thomas had a great day get
ting three runs and two hits out Of
three times up one being a two.
haEger The score.
Evening journal., 1916-07-28

The Want Ads are the greatest lit
lie finders OF lost articles in the
world.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1916-07-28

Joe Tinker has added Nick Carter
To the Chicago Cubs Now the world
Aoughta know what's the matter with
nhe Cubs.
Speaking Of speedy orthelders
4here's Rube Oldring. He's not as
Noung as he used to be, yet the old
bov covered the entire American
League in one jump
Yesterdays hero: Farmer Ruoe
Oldring Two we're out in the ninth
snning and the bases mil, the yam
KEGS needed three 10 tie and four TO
win and then Rube stepped to the
man and poked a home run through
knot hole on the White Sox
grounds. II, actually happened.
Paskert of the Phiilies. won for
mis- team from Pittsburgh by driv-
Sng ont a home run in the seventh
Charlie Herzog scored the winning
run for the Giants, giving them the
first extra inning game they have
raken in their own ball yard this
season.
Fritz Maisel. Yankee outhelder'
rvho suffered a broken collarbone on
NAV 15. returned TO the game, drew
h pass and scored a run
Eight pinch hitters we're used in
Rhe Braves-Cub eleven inning tie.
It took the Red sox two hours
and fifty minutes to win nine IN
sng game from Cleveland. Sih
lO'Loughlin got sore at band ano
dook is minutes TO make II quit play
hng.
wshoo Sam Crawford of Detroit
lend ONeill OF Cleveland, each batte'
1000 for the day.
Three fast double plays killed tn,
only chances Connie Mack's men had
so they lost 3 to 2.
The Yankees. like the Deutschland
are still there, but the margin
narrow.
Freddie Welsh, lightweight chan
rion will take his title in the rim
with him tonight at the Washingto
Park. New York arena. when h
meets Benny Leonard, the pride {
Harlem. for the second time.
There are those among the sportin
Sratrnity who believe that the chan
MON really intends TO put up whir
wind battle. and all the "soft money
pickers are not drifting to Leonar
despite his defeat OF Welsh at the
last meeting.
Leonard's workouts have been
the strenuous outdoor variety, viii
Welsh has been sharing vacatt
church at Douglaston. l.. l., with A
nette Kellerman, and practicing ra
ing starts and shadow boxing whi
that illustrious natator rehearses f
her latest movie production. The
is hardly a chance that the title, su
ported on the nimble feet of the /
tie Englishman, will come within q
grasp of the Harlem boy, but Leo
ards hackers say he will repeat b
performance of their last meetii
and so decisively defeat the champi
that the fans will demand a tweni
round decision bout.
Welsh should be more dangero
tonight than in any of his rece
fights. Stung by the taunts OF [
sporting world he has come out a
offered to fight any man selected
the sporting editors OF the countl
Leonard was the unanimous choi
and IL is extremely probable that
champion will attempt TO show sol
real fighting such as he has not d
played since he won the title FRI
Willie Ritchie.
Big Ed Walsh of the White
was Chicago hero today The
Moose rescued two girls from droy
ing last night. Walsh swan ash'
with one of them and then went
ter the other. She pulled him und
but he finally got her to shore.
the excitement Walsh forgot 70 Z
the girls their names
Evening journal., 1916-07-28

R. Yearsley at first has covered the
initial sack in fine style. Although a
little shy at the beginning OF the
season. he has now regained his old
time form and all that come near
him are as near as gonei
Evening journal., 1916-07-28
BASEBALL PROSPECTS
National Ienrnn.

National League.
Cincinnati at New York. clear.
ST. Louis at Brooklyn, clear.
Chicago at Boston. clear.
Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, cloudy
American League.
New York at Chicago, clear.
Boston az Cleveland. clear.
Philadelphia al ST. Louis. clear.
Washington at Detroit, clear.
Evening journal., 1916-07-28

As the two major league races
draw nearer TO that point where
burst of speed by one Of the leaders
may mean a slice of worlds series
coin and glory, managers are gather
ing together all their resources and
exercising their powers of recall.
The Yankees still in first place to-
day through a fighting finish and a
tremendous wallop by Rube Oldring,
will be strengthened by the addition
of Elmer Miller, the Oriole outfielder
The Red Sox. within half a game
of the top, have recalled Jean Gregg
from the International League.
The White Sox reached out and
plucked Swede Risberg, infelder
from the bushes. while the Pirates
pickle dup a new one in Bigbee, the
"Ty Cobb" of the Northwest
McGraw is further strengthening
his crumpled pitching staff by the ac
quisition of Pitcher Middleton. o
Louisville, who will join the team a
| the Polo Grounds Monday.
Recalled TO service from the TigeI
bench he has warmed all season, Wa
hoo Sam Crawford nearly broke up {
ball game yesterday getting three
hits out Of three times up.
Evening journal., 1916-07-28
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professional baseball He's going to
STUMP for Wilson-thats all.
Evening journal., 1916-07-28

Here's hoping Jupe Pluv will bold
off tomorrow while the Baptists make
their debut in the Church League.
Evening journal., 1916-07-28

Speaking Of speedy oGtfelders
3here's Rube Oldring. He's not as
young as he used to be- YET. the olu
boy covered the entire American
League in one jump.
Evening journal., 1916-07-28

Joe Tinker has added Nick Carter
10 the Chicago Cubs. Now the world
Aoughta know what's the matter with
nhe Cubs.
Evening journal., 1916-07-28
SPORT DOPE

Paul Des Jardien has been given
mis- second trip to the minors by the
ACleveland management AS a big
league pitcher Paul is rafting good
football rush
Eddie Richenbacher must be an I'M
YoORE TOO E6lzszyA
SLOW. So,t 6vA8cre|EsAg
AzA-.
&
Evening journal., 1916-07-28

Yesterdays hero: Farmer Rube
Oldring. Two were out in the ninth
snning and the bases full, the Yam
llxees needed three 10 tie and four to
win and then Rube stepped to the
nan and poked a home run through
Ia knot hole on the White SoH
grounds. II actually happened
Evening journal., 1916-07-28

Big Ed Walsh of the White Sox
was a Chicago hero today. The Big
Moose rescued two girls from drown
ing last night. Walsh swan ashore
with one of them and then went af-
ter the other. She pulled him under,
but he finally got her to shore. In
the excitement Walsh forgot 20 ask
the girls their names.
Evening journal., 1916-07-28

Paskert Of the Phiihes. won for
mis- team from Pittsburgh by drlV'
Sng out a home run in the seNen1h'
Evening journal., 1916-07-28
PORT PENN PUFFS
BY SCOOP"

The local boys added another vic
tory TO their credit when they took
Wawaset Of Wilmington. into camp by
the score of to l. This makes ten
wins for the local boys. after losing
their game the week before.
Evening journal., 1916-07-28
DUPONT TROPHY FOR
The GREENHILL Club

The DUPONT
de Nemours and.
Company, OF
this city. has
presented to
I he Greenhi |
r rap shooting
Club one Of its
handsome 1919
gun club tropl.
les, which will
be shot for
under the fol-
Evening journal., 1916-07-28

Charlie Herzog scored the winning
run for the Giants, giving them tne
first extra inning game they nave
7aken in their own ball yard thls
season.
Evening journal., 1916-07-28

Dyer had some control last Satur-
day. He is improving rapidly now,
and is showing all kinds Of stuff. He
allowed the visitors only six hits last
Saturday and he kept them we'll scat
tered. He worked better with men
on base. He did not give a base on
balls during the game.
Evening journal., 1916-07-28

Hoover tore the cover off the
horsehide last week. smacking four
healthy ones out OF FIVE times up.
Hoover seems to have regained his
old batting eye. and the visiting pitch
ers should watch themselves
Evening journal., 1916-07-28

The Yankees. like the Deutschland
are still there. but the margin is
narrow.
Evening journal., 1916-07-28

B. Yeadrsley has been playing some
ball at the short garden. That's not
all either For just ask the visitors
IL that "Bub" doesn't shoot them
over to first And Brsinard is some
pitcher, too. He makes them all look
out with that volume OF smoke that
he uses.
Evening journal., 1916-07-28

Three fast double plays killed the
only chances Connie Macks men hao'
so they lost 3 to 2.
Evening journal., 1916-07-28

Fritz Maisel. Yankee -outhelder'
rrho suffered a broken collaEbone on
NAV Is. returned TO the game drew
Da pass and scored a run.
Evening journal., 1916-07-28

Third base has been fortified this
season in fine style The enemy has
not been able to drive any through
that place, because Bill" Morrow
holds down the old sack in grand
style. And that's not all. Because Bill
has been hitting the bail lately. after
going through a slump in the early
part Of the season.
Evening journal., 1916-07-28

Wahoo Sam Crawford of Detroit,
land O'Neill OF Cleveland, each oatteo
II 900 for the day
Evening journal., 1916-07-28

Hickman has been putting up some
game in the outer garden. With a
batting average Of about 500. he
keeps the visitors guessing He makes
the hits that count He can bunt that
old pill. and what's more, he beats
out the throw nearly every time.
Evening journal., 1916-07-28

Eight pinch hitters we're used In
Rhe Braves.Cub eleven inning tie.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-31

Try this on your piano was writ
ten on card accompanying the
anonymous gift OF Ratchet sent a
girl graduate in instrumental music
in Kansas City, Mo.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-31
WOULD CLEAN OUT
WATER PIPES in
KALAKAUA AVE.

Appropriation OF about $4,000 was
informally asked Ct ne Supervisors
at Tuesday nights meeting for the
cleaning and renewal of sater mains
on Kalakaua venue W Supervisor
William Larsen. He says that the
inch mains are about half filled with
corrosion and sediment and better
service wcdId be rendered the resi-
dents of WAIKIKI If they were taken
up and cleaned. ... j.
He pointed out Inc necessity OF do
ing this before permanent pavement
is laid on the avenue He said the
main runs under the road for about
5000 feet now and should be removed
and relaid in the sidewalk area, in
order that 1t may be more accessible.
He asked that the board consider
an appropriation for the purpose, the
money to be repaid from the revenue
of the water department next year,
explaining that funds of the depart
ment were not now available for the
work but will be after January l.
The matter was referred TO the
water and sewer committee, of which
Larsen is chairman, with instructions
to report at the next meeting.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-31
new YORK STORE
USED,FOR DRAMA

One of New Yorks leading depart
ment stores and her famous violin
play important parts In Hazel Dawn's
latest Famous Players film offering,
The Saleslady,' in which the famous
beauty and erstwhile musical comedy
star is now appearing at the Liberty
theater. More than three hundred
employees Of the department store
were engaged to act natural for the
purpose of giving the scene in which
Miss Dawn is the saleslady the pro-
per atmosphere.
A popular Liberty idol is appearing
in the support of Hazel Dawn in this
offering. being no other than Irving
Cummings. who won the hearts of
Liberty patrons in the leading male
role of "The Diamond From the Sky
in support of Lottie Pickford. In ad.
dition Willard Mack wrote the play,
which is further guarantee of its
worth.
The Broken Coin" is the serial Of
fering for the weekend. =
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-31
ALDRICH RECITAL
ATTRACTS MANY

1t is one of the unique benefits of
Honolufu's lucky location on the main
route of world travel to have the OPP
portunity of hearing such musical
celebrities as Madame Mariska AID
rich. - -.
Nine. Aldrieh's recital, which is
scheduled finally to take place next
Monday evening, promises to be one
of the society events of the year. The
ticket sale at the Territorial Messen-
ger Service has been large and big
ovation to Nine Aldrich is assured.
The charming personality, beauty
of musical Ehrasing and diction and
sympathetic interpretations of her
songs have endeared Nine. Aldrich to
all her audiences
Mrs. Edith Simonds will accom-
pany Nine. Aldrlch at the piano, and
Vernon Tenneg, the favored local
pianist, viii assist in the program by
playing two of Grainger's pianofortc
selections.