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Arizona republican., 1916-06-04

twenty put-outs, made one hit stole
two bases and scored one run
Hosp is playing some great ball in
the outfield for the miners.
Nick Demaggio got three hits in his
last game. 1t looks as if the little out
fielder has finally started to hit He
also played star game in the out
field.
Guest had good day Wednesday
in the field. getting six put-outs and
five assists without an error.
Today's game between the Miners
and Smelter should be a dandy as
the leadership of the league is at
stake. Ray is now leading by half
game, if they lose Sunday they will
go to second place, the Smelter taking
the lead.
After a.week's layoff the Smelter
should be in shape for a good game,
Hughes win most likely be Manager
McMurdos choice for pitcher while
Manager Hester will probably send in
Delhi.
With both Downey and Tonneman
| on the same club, there should pe
plenty of the old fighting spirit, as
| they are the most aggressive players
| to be found in the league.
Arizona republican., 1916-06-04
Base Hits from the
Tri-Copper League
By Bob Gibson

Bromley pitched great ball for eight
innings Wednesday, he had all the
Mill sluggers eating out of his hand.
Some win for the Millers, more
credit is Cue them as they again
showed that they had the never say
die spirit, when they scored three
runs in the ninth and come back in
the twelfth with two more.
One clean hit in eight innings is
evidence that Bromley had some
thing on the ball.
Speed Mcdonnell with a big home
run scoring two ahead of himself was
the hero" of the day.
There was no fluke about it, as it
was a drive that would have gone
over almost any fence.
Manager Hester changed his mind
and signed Tonneman to catch for
him in place of Jerry Coleman. He
decided that he needed a man with
experience
T0nneman is a good aggressive
| player, and that is the kind of man
| that Hes. is looking for now.
Stoloff the Millers short stop,
1 tuIuptu u MldiIll anu Will play snort
| for that club.
But as Hearne jumped Miami to
4! ioin the Millers, it looks to be an even
exchange.
1t was the old reliable hitters that
| broke up the Ray-Mill game We'd
| nesday. Carisch singled, Bayless
| doubled, Schiltz sacrificed and Arbo-
CAST put over the winning run with
his single that Downey couldn't
/ handle.
Manager Arbogast is leading his
club by a big margin having made
IL hits in "a times at, bat for an aver
| age of 500.
| Galena had two more assists from
the outfield in Wednesdays game,
the runners will soon learn that they
can't take any liberties with his arm
| Besides pitching q fine game We'd
| nesGay. Elliott Dent was on hand
with his usual single. Pitchers will
soon begin to walk the big pitcher in
the ninches if he keeps up his pres
ent hitting clip.
| Manager Hester played some fine
ball in the Mill Mine game, he had
Arizona republican., 1916-06-04

S-Batted for Prendergast in It'll
"%-Ran for Archer in 9th.
*9"-Rattcd for Brown in 9Th,
Arizona republican., 1916-06-04
DELGADO TO STAGE
COME BACK TODAY

The Braves, local team or expert ball
tossers, will travel in the direction of
Mesa today, and clash with the Mesa
corn feeders on their home grounds.
This is the first time that the fast
going local aggregation has left the
city limits in few weeks, but not
withstanding, they expect to be able
to play as well off their own grounds
as in Phoenix.
One of the features of the game will
be the attempted comeback of Delgado.
a member of the Phoenix fire depart
ment and one time idol of all the ball
fans in Phoenix. 1t has been some
time since Del" as he is known, has
Arizona republican., 1916-06-04
Philadelphia

Slated for Meadows in eighth.
+"Batted for Bethel in ninth.
BY innings:
SUMMARIZING base hits: Besch-
re, Luderus, Alexander Double plays:
Bethel and Miller; Whitfield and Kill
lifer; Niehoff and Bancroft Bases or
balls Off Meadows, 2. Hits and
oarned runs: Off Meadows, hits and
run in innings; Doak, no hit and
no runs in l inning. Struck out: By
Meadows, 4; by Alexander. s. I'm
pires: Klein and Emslie.
Arizona republican., 1916-06-04

thy, Safer, Magee. Double plays
Gowdy to Meanwhile; Meanwhile to
Egan to Konetchy. Bases on balls: Off
Vaughn. 5; Brown, 1 Allen, 2. Hits
and earned runs: Waugh, hits, 3
runs in 3 innings; Prendergast, hits
no'runs in 3 innings; Brown, 1 hit, no
runs in innings: Allen, hits, runs
in innings. Struck out: BY Vaughn
|; Prendergast. 2; Brown. /; Allen, 8.
Umpires. Harrison and Rigler.
Arizona republican., 1916-06-04

been back on the diamond, but for the
past few months, he has been working
out and finds that his wing is as good
as ever. In case he fails to make good,
Smiley, the old reliable, will go out on
the mound. The Braves will line up as
follows: Van Haren, catcher; Butler,
SIS; Evers, 2b; Teddy, If; Lewis, Id;
Scott, 3b; James, IF; Gave CT; DelgadO
and Smiley, pitchers.
Arizona republican., 1916-06-04
INTERNED CREWS REJOICE
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NORFOLK, June 3.-Reports of the
reported victory of the German navy
in a North sea battle with the British
fleet caused joy aboard the interned
German cruisers Eitel Friedrich and
the Kron Prinz Wilhelm at the navy
yard here today. News of the battle,
it is said, came from Washington, pre-
sumably from the German embassy.
Arizona republican., 1916-06-04
NATIONAL LEAGUE
GIANTS WIN SECOND
HOME GROUNDS GAME
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NEW YORK, June New York
took the second game of the series
from Cincinnati today to 4. 1t was
the second game won by the Giants
on their grouds this season. Score:
Hinri,oa4i
Arizona republican., 1916-06-04
CHAMP F|ELDERS IN
SENSATIONAL PLAYS
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PHILADELPHIA, June 3.-Sensa-
tional fielding by Stock Whitfield. Me
hoff and Paskert, enabled Philadelphia
to defeat st. Louis today, , to O.
Score:
Arizona republican., 1916-06-04
Joe Gedeon.

Joe Gedeon the Yanks second baseman getting
American league for his remarkable slide
first and hooks the bag with
from the waiting baseman Occasionally
into the base the standard
ting make him to be a baseball
Arizona republican., 1916-06-04
BRAVES 8. CUBS Z
FINAL RALLY FAILS
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BOSTON, June 3.-The Boston Ma
tionals defeated Chicago. 8 to in d
close game today. In the ninth inning
hits, 5ut scored only one run.
Arizona republican., 1916-06-04
SO 4 IL "a II
New York

Stated for Schulz in 5th.
**Batted for Knetzer in 9th.
By Innings:
Cincinnati 100 030 600
New York ......... 100 80 2O*-7
SUMMARY-Two base hits: Groh,
Chase, Louden, Fletcher. Three base
hits: ROUGH. Home runs: Groh, Doyle,
Kauff Double plays: Louden, Herzog
and Mollwitz. Bases on balls: off
Schulz g. off Knetzer l. Hits and
earned runs: Schulz and l in 4;
Knetzer 5 and in 4; Anderson A
runs Struck out by Anderson 3; by
Schulz 4. Umpires: O'Day and Eason.
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THE THEATRES
NAznovA AT COURT.

War Brides" the first production by
Herbert Breuon Film corporation for
SelZnick Pictures. will he seen At the
Court theatre four days, beginning TO-
day Matinee daily.
This photodrama will Introduce 10
moving picture patrons Il new star
Nazimovo Well known on the stage
sho is now making her debut on the
screen i'll Il film version OF the play BY
Marion Craig Wentworth, in which she
made u sensational success in vaudc'
willie. She had refused all others un.
til she saw "A Daughter Of the Gods.
which Rrenon wrote and directed. and
signed n contract TO appear under his
War Brides" Is m intensely dra'
matte story. but while it has TO do with
conditions brought about by war; there
arc no battle scenes. 4 trench Is
shown and tho effect Of the tiShtinS
upon the troops. but no battle scene Is
the suferings Of the women at home
Joan, the young widow. defles the mill
tary' authorities and urges the young
women Of the village. to refuse to be-
come brides Of the departing soldiers
She is imprisoned, hut escapes and leads
a band Of mourning women to meet the
king and protest against war; Her own
individual message she delivers IN 4
most dramatic manner.
Herbert Brenon has cHcclled himself
in this production. His previous sue.
cesseS. ''Neptunc's Daughter. The Soul
Of Broadway" The Clemenceau Case.
The Kreutzer Sonata" and others have
won for Elm a reputation second TO that
Of no other director In the world. and
10 stakes his reputation uron War
Rrides' as his greatest work down TO- tho
present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-11
aREAr PRIZE BEAUTY TELLS

dcned coarse. rough skin turns into new,
fresh, soft, youthful-looking skin almost
before your very eyes. all due to Blmple
skin oSmosis produced solely py With
water and roseated cream: But be sure
is an entirely different thing from or
binary face creams and must not %
COMPOUNDED with them. I personally pre-
fer Creme Tokalon (Roeelted) but any
good brand will do If you have Hrin-
kles get box Of Japanese Ice Penci1H
and use them in connection with tnc
cream and you can get quick action ON
The deepest wrinkles. no matter or now
long standing. in one nights time anu
awaken on the morrow to witness most
astonishing results. Also the use OF
little Santoncx (sold by druggist1) on
the face each morning will almost I'M
nfediatcly suppress the appearance OF
all smaller wrinkles and marks or ago
and make you look almost years youn.
effect to the neck and arms Tor evening
dress.
personally guarantee success IN
every case. IN any OF my newspaper ar
ticles relating to beauty. or Will re-
fund the amount paid for any products
: deaIer's receipt at the time you make
your purchase My american address IS
Simone Marcix. 20 West end Street.
New York.
NO. G:-Thc manufacturers OF creme
Tol1alon, Roseated, have such unbound.
ed confidence in their particular brand
that they offer to forfeit 500 to. any
charitable institution il it can be shown
that II will not Danish every complex
! ion hlen1ish and give most astonishing
new beauty to wrinklcd. careworn. aged
women in three days time In many in
stances. It can be obtained absolutely
fresh and guaranteed pure from Basrs
! Drug Store, Stone & Thomas. c. H. Grtest
& Co., Hoge-Dayis, Geo. N. Shook Co..
John Coleman, or most any gooo orus-
cist or department store in this city.
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THOMSON MEN'SCLUB
WILL GIVE CONCERT
Mcritorious Program Announced For
Thursday Evening. "A Dollar
Show For a QUrter.'

The committee having charge OF tho
affair reports The ready ale Of tickets
for ihr rnt"rtainncn, nd concert 10
hc given next Thursday evening. De-
ccmber lith. under IN, auspices or
Thomson Mems club. 1,is. will hc ne
trst affair nc this kind given by the
club Tickets are on Sa, by members
of tho club who will frriy ten you
thoy arc giving You n 1llar. show Tor
4 quarter" Tho following IL a copy
Of tho program:
NIirth and Musc--Grac Ncillcy anu
Haven Ruhb.
Fancy Military ons--kniEhtH
If khurassun Hri;;aml:S )rill 1ram un-
der command nj r'autainF. F. lhshy.
Charles Pac"--I;rani tonrrrt Accor-
dion Snloist.
nrnmmtic ncadine - Mrs. Chester
Hutchinson. ,,
!. n. e. \. Junior T."si"rs IN Indian
rluh rrIll and .\"r"hntit STUNTS. under
,Iirm.timn nr Ir"f. I. j. Miller.
t'lciz. til" Great. in Eats OF Magic.
The cni"rIairmc ut Is hr mon. women
and children and II is !rrcd Il viii net
Il mat sum for the work Of thomson
Mems Club.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-11
Doctor Tells How To Strengthen
Eyesight so per cent In One
Weeks Time In Many Instances

getting glasses. Eye troubles Of many
descriptions may be wonderfully bene-
fitted by following the simple rules. Here
is the prescription: TO TO any active
drug store and get bottle Of Bon-Upto
tablets. Drop one Bon-Opto tablet In a
fourth of glass OF water and allow TO
dissolve. With this liquid battle the eyes
two TO four times daily. You should
notice your eyes clear up pcrceptably
right from the start and infamma ton
will quickly disappear. If your eyes are
bothering you even q little. take steps to
save them now before 1t Is too late,
Many hopelessly blind might hnvc been
saved If they had cared for their eyes
in time.
Note: Another prominent Physician TO whom the
above article submitted. said: 'Bon-Opto Is =
very remarkable remedy. Its constituent ingredients
we'll known 10 eminent specialists and widely
prescreed BY them. The manufacturers guarantees 1t
strengthen eyesiSht 80 ernt In one weeks tsno
In mr&y instances refund the money II can lie
obtained from any GOOD druggist and Ia one OF the
very few preparations feel should BIS kept on hand
for regular in almost every family II Is sold In
Wheeling By Crest & Co. and other druggists.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-11
GARMENT STRIKE TO
Be CALLED TUESDAY

Ew YORK. Dec. lO-Ofticnls Of the
Amalgamated Clothing Workers OF
America, nnounGead tonight that
strike OF 60n00 makers of mems and
,.hildrcn's clothing In this city, Newark
and Ridgcwood. :. J.. will be called on
tuesday or Wednesday,. The, committee
Of eight in charge OF, tho strike, has ). d ia
cided on tho hour and the day II Is Saia'
hnt these details have beeu kept secret.
1t il also planned to carry the strike
to Philadelphia if manufacturers thero
attempt TO make clothing, for New YORK
shops affected by the strike, ~ me 0no
mon and women in Newark nd promised
"a Join tho New York strikers.
Union leaders asserted tonight that
the strike would last not more than two
work or only long enough to reach an
a MH! ~ Win thu cont FACTORS regard
ing work for firms not in accord with
tho union. The workers demand an in
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-11
A Free Prescription You Can Have
Filled and Use at Home.

Philadelphia, Pa Do YOU wear glasses:
Are you victim Of eye strain or othcr
ave Weaknesses? If so, you Will DC S4ao
- know that according to pr. Lewis
there is real hope for you. Macy whose
eyes we're falling say they have had
their eyes restored through the prlncipte
q; this wonderful free prescription one
man says. after trying it: Il was almost
blind: Could not see to read at all Now
can read everything without any
glasses and my eyes do not water any
smnrs. At night they would pain dread
fully now they feel fine all the time. 1t
was like n miracle TO me-" y lady who
used II says: The atmosphere seemed
hazv with or without glasses. but AFTER
usin. this prescription for fifteen days
everything seems clear. | can even read
fine print without glasses. 1t Is be-
licved that thousands who wear glasses
can now discard them in reasonable
time and multitudcS more will be able
to strengthen their eyes so as 10 De
spared the trouble and expense of ever
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-11
II Jewel Illinois movement in 20
year filled case. II sizes at $40, at
HILlMAN &, SON,
% Eleventh Street.
RIGHT TO VETO

WASHINGTON. Tcr ln.--Whr'h"r
The President nf tn" United States
should hr empowered by constitutional
amendment Ia :, Ia separate items Or
approximation bills is Inc subject Of Il
Referendum ordered by the Chamber ot
Cnmmcrce of In" tinted states. II was
announced At thr't 'hanl"r'$ h"adumhri-
crs tonight that all affiliated "rSan,Ea-
lions had been asked (" rutr nn tho
r,I"stiuu md that hnllntinr would h."
completed the third week in january.
Rats every year destroy aboue five
per ccnt''of tho growing sugar cane in
Jamaica.
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WATCH YOUR STEP"

watch Your STEP" .Syncopatcd ma
steal show In three acts. music and lytr'
les by Irving Berlin. book by Harry r;
Smith. costumes by Helen Dryden ana
gala event mt the Court theatre Satur-
day. December &c. matinee and night;
There ARE graceful numbers galore. and
among these are introduced Il series 81
varied and elegant sartorial creations
startling and almost indcscriha hle. The
scenes arc most lavish. and tho many
changes required In the course Of TIN!
evening keep tho host Of broadway
beauties very busy both on and off the
stage. Put the result tustiflcS tho la
Dor, for the display Is wonderful.
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NATIONAL PROHIBITION To Be
SUBMITTED To VOTERS IN $40
is OPINION OF OLIVER i. STEW
ART, CAMPAIGN MNHGeH
OF PROHIBITION PITY
Believes Fight Is Over AneT,hat Con-
eress Will Submit Amidment
To IepI slatures SIN

That an amendment propltlnE the
sale and manufacture of inFlcanlS ID
the United States will be spmitled 10
the state legislatures by 49,. was INC
opinion expressed by Olive w. Stew
art. of Chicago. 10 an lnlelSencer Tt'
porter at the McLure hotel ast n!snl.
Mr.. Stewart, Il prominent 'rohloltirn
worker. is returning frDnlt NEE ing
Of the National Trmperanclcnullc:l III
Washington, ID. e., and BASES MS
declaration from tho sennient eS-
pressed there by leaders 1.-THE prohl-
bition fight.
THE time is at hand. ne ilSEt
has been nearly won. II wi b.: either
the next congress. or nLc tat the PEG
pie will eject in 1918 that til' suorl'.
the amendment to the legislatures icr
ratification 1t will ,hcn up 10 me
people 10 elect leeii!HtiV Dod! lhHL
will vote right" he said.
THE opinion Of the ,aadls Hrohlol'
zionist at the National rmperanc,n
council mrcring was HAT ne amend
ment would be submitted me people
bv 1920" he said. "Poliual factions
are awakening 10 the imTlanf issue:
The recent election Is itlcativc OF
this. in six states whcreprohlDltloli
was voted upon. four wen dry ana
in those localities where II saioonis' :
tried to modify the law aleady enact
ed. they failed"
Mr. Stewart was optimiSr IN MS ~"
lief that when the amcndicnt IL SUP.
rnttcd to tho legislatures tpt IL VIII ID
ratified. IT was his opiniu mar MI
lucky, Minnesota. New M"N'n ana ONO
Will be next states to "iGr the dry
column.
No Trouble Enforcing Law.
There will b. nu trOuhlt IN rntorcG'
ment should the states rally the red
rr;J amendment" added lr. Stewart
NO candidate fnr prcsidrn would have
the nerve 10 stand hcfnr The issue
There will not H., bit oftcrritorE l"i
him To take such Il stand
Mr. Stewart had busy dy yesterday
In the morning he spoke ! NcllSbnrs
This meeting WAS fnllowa ny one u
bethany. Last night hr addressed q
large gathering il, McMGh"n. lie Is
we'll known III this vicinity having rlslt'
cd in Wheeling on scycri occasions
lie WAS on the prohibition srrcla
Which toured the United states h"foTe
the November election ANA whlcI
stopped in this city. H as campaign
manager for tn" Pruhihiifn party dur
ing the r"rrnt campaign.
Today AR. Stewart will conduct Ma
tional Prohibition CONFIDENCE III ST
Gainesville. PrnhihittnHst from every
part Of Belmont county ill attend.
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surke-sturteyant Nuptials.

! On Saturday. Dec. Q. the weddins
of Miss Hazel Sturteyant, of Madison,
Wis, and Mr.. Z. G.. Bruke. of Hunt
ington. ". Va. formerly of this city.
was very quietly solemnized in the
home of the bride.
Mr.. Burke is the son Of Mrs. T. G..
Burke. OF Edewood. and is Il graduate
chemist and bacteriologist of the; Uni
vcrsity of Wisconsin. while his bride
is one Of the very popular leaders OF
the social SGT in her city.
!. After a honeymoon journey they
! will take up their residence in Hunt.
iinston, where Mr. Burke is city
! chemist
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leland Literary Club.

Mrs. Thomas Downing n; h"r HON" on
Tuesday evening wilt hov" the members
of the Island Literary club as guests
Mrs /, c. EipiS has charge of the pro
gram arrangements. which is composed
nf the following numbers:
Roll Call-Name Il Cay Official and Fills
Duties.
the island Of Crete.
What japan is Thinking About Amer
lea.
3-Bcok Review.
A-Rcading. "0uh Town"
l>rnnlS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-11
NOUVELLE BEAUTE POUR
TOUTES LES DANES

4 thousand lines have heard rich
women say: oh. youth IS so wonoerlui
and lovely. 7 would give everything -
POSSESS for youth and beauty again.
No women with the silghtest spatS 10 10
pridc or ambition In her wants TO ne
LAID on the shelf. aged, caTeworn. WITH
klcd and forgotten SO that men Wish
tn avoid her ut every dance ano 1ii ,:r
phrty, and women themselves would IKE
In invite someone who looks younger
IN brighten Nm the occasion. Yet there
is no longer any reason why the average
woman need look so old and plain even
If she is old.
since the remarkable discovery OF skin
osmoSiS almost any woman can optal'.
most astonishing new beauty and most
SURPRISINGLY youthful appearance even
though she is 10. or so or more years OF
are. The Countess de Cherannc VINO AZ
% years Of age, possesses a HarSe!ousiS
soft. smooth, vclvct-like skin and an al
most girl-liko complexion without
wrinkle In sight, told the writer person
ally in Paris that she owed It az to the
discovery OF skin osmosis. win inns
marvellous discovery every complexion
bIcmish can be banished in three nights
In many instances. and you can awaken
In the morning with n beautiful. rose
colorcd complexion fresh as daisy.
7 have known dozens Of hollow-cheek-
I'd, wriukled. aeed-looking women. who
i'hnd given up all hope of ever looking
beautiful and youthful again 70 GONE
! ha ok" and again become most bcautlfui'
youthful and fascinating in from TWO N
three weeks time by this wonderful
simple method.
No matter what your age OF what you
hnvc tried unsucccssfully. skin osmosiss
will positively bring you new beauty and
youth. Merely wash Your race IN warm
water 1T night and rub in a tcaspoontul
or two Of any good roseatcd cream which
YOU can obtain from your druggist In
! tho morning wash the face with cold
water and rub in more cream.
Tn three weeks or less watch the magic
transformation. Sec how tho old har-
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TO NAME BOOK CONCESSION.

CHARLESTON, w. Va. pc. lo.--1hr
appointcnlnt Of eight members of a
school book commission will devolv" on
Governor Hatfield carly In next month.
Five Of tho members will be practical
school mon and the other three will lie
men OF other vacations. Tho commits
sion will serve for tlvc Years and will
pass unon the books used in all tn:
towns undrr 5000 population und rural
communities. Representatives Of the
importnnt school book concerns III
America arc In Charlcstor looking oyer
he situation. SO far as can he learned
tho governor has not indicated who the
aDpointccs will no.
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IAN Christmas Customs Be
Mon,t do chautal Club.

Tho regular meeting OF The MUUHl Uu
Chantat club will be held ih!S afternoon
With Miss Esther He'll as hostess Al
members or the club will contribute
current events and three papers Will be
read. Men Who Made the Nutloh;
which will be read by Mrs. Chas. Hood:
Men Whose Scholarship has impressed
Itself on the National Thought MISS
Elizabeth gallagher and american
Scientists Whose Work Has National
and international Fame. Miss virginia