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New Britain herald., 1916-03-31
BALL FARES DEFENCE
|ner Leaves for Philadel.
 to Consult Lawyers

&ork, March 31.-Organized Mis taking counsel as to the #ns of combating the suit for # which has been instituted by #untled packers of the Bal N #ub of the defunct Federal 8nt John K. Tener of the Ma Aague was in conference seV-
 yesterday with Attorney J. # who assisted in the defence Hti-trust suitFbrought against Bon al Cbfnmission aby James
 Ere And sAis then active Federal l &associates. Following the Zee. MessFss4Tene and Toole & Philadelphia to consult with sEharton Pepper, one of the
 Eminent lawyers of the Quaker SD also assisted in the defence <hized basebalPs case. Coun- She American League will con-
 theYNational League attor- Philadelphia.
 sefendant-or organized base Ss until Monday to notify the States District Court of Phila- before which the action has ought by the Baltimore people, attention. Thirty days addi- will be allowed the represen- Bf the defendant te=prepare the Ter Tener nor Too1e cared to the case for publication nor hate what course is likely to en. Both, however, appeared of the outlook from |ndpoint of the National Com. and the owners Of the two leagues. -----..-.-
 |anized baseball law. always ha |bove reproacf, ,"gsaid the presi F the .Nationall;IlHague. ''Th' lng bodytof s1as Sport has noth fear from q aff9Tx .sdit Or any form Tra1thSlto tell it ha
 itTyestfgat t4on from. time t There Is absolutely nothing t' cred up.
 mink this suit will prove noth ore serious than a tempest Il ct. Sn far as organized base
 concerned it's negotiations to peace with Federal League au es were taken. on the assuranc le outlaw. peace delegates acte l clubs. If Baltimore feels ii fscriminated against it cannC
 the National. Commission. ] blame rather that governmer oh it subscribed when it becam y to the Federal League consti s and bylaws"
New Britain herald., 1916-03-31
As to Grit Value.

Courage in sport is often spoken of as a rare quality. Whereas it is one of the most prevalent qualities in the game. There are few in sport who are without it, for we have found, on a pretty broad average, that one man is about as brave as another, or would be under the same conditions
 Efficiency in sport is not only a rarer quality than courage, but it is also to a large extent the producer of courage.
 The entry who has made himself efficient can, most of the time, start without fear of failure--that is coalra geOusly.
New Britain herald., 1916-03-31
Competency.

There are times when courage as an institution is overplayed. The best instructors in the game start in to make their men competent know ing that most of the time competency will bring courage along.
 You have heard a lot about Yale's "bulldog pluck Yale last fall 6 gainst Harvard went in ready to die, if necessary, to redeem the Blue. Yale undoubtedly started with all the grim courage she. could carry Put of what use was this ''bulldog pluck" against an efficiency and a competency that overwhelmed ?.
New Britain herald., 1916-03-31
MERIDEN BOWLERS
 SHOW HOME TEAM UP
Silver City Quintet Hands Rangers Three Time WalloDing-Anders
 and Barbour Matched

The Starlight Juniors of Meriden, slowed the Ranger club bowlers away at the Aetna alleys last evening, talk ing three games after close contests. The second game resulted in a tie and on the roll-off the Silver City boys were returned victors. This was the nearest that the home representative came to taking a string. Leck was the star performer for the "slow town boys, securing a score Of 305 for the evenings play. Clancy's playing featured the home team. The scores: ..
New Britain herald., 1916-03-31

p S- or A. In some bewildered 1dSnlon We have the hunCh that the Nut crop this season has passed all previous records. At least two out of every five people one meets these days are Fi1berts at Heart
 Fulton hot after Willard" Mean- ing to say Fulton could find two or three places to use the losers end.
 This is a world of peculiar desires, including fighters who yearn to get in the same ring with Willard and ball players who expect to show up Ty Cobb. ." .-. 5...
New Britain herald., 1916-03-31
Not Knocking Courage.

This isn't intended as any poke at courage, gameness or grit. The point is that courage, as winning institu ton can be overplayed; that it won't get you very far without something else.
 For most men, against the, test, have about all the ', gameness that might be needed to go on through the job. 7.@
New Britain herald., 1916-03-31

Chicago, March 31.-Fate plays strange part in baseball this season.
 For some years Frank Schu1te had been the last remnant. of the famous old championship team of the Cubs. Solitary and alone in his glory. Schulte had moved in his majestic way over the Chicago lot. How often he
New Britain herald., 1916-03-31

leagues. Brown himself says his arm is in good shape and is more than anxious to show his slab ability Schulte has not been showing up well Tn the spring practice games. but as the season rolls around he will be there once more. Tinker will not play regularly but will be in the util- ity roll.
New Britain herald., 1916-03-31

must have thought of his former mates. This year Schulte has been reJoined by two of nis pals-Joe Tinker and Three Fingered Brown, This means three of the most prom lnent members of the titular squad have been reunited They have all slowed up a trif1e, as must be expected
 With the passing seasons in the big
New Britain herald., 1916-03-31

From what l heard about Mathew son. writes a fan, T didn't know he reeded an arm I thought he could still go on winning ball games with his head" He very likely could if lis dentist would let him pitch with his teeth.
New Britain herald., 1916-03-31
258 305 279 2S0 2S1
2S2 269 PSI 2S4 3O6
Stars in Special Match.

Eddie Anderson will roll Barbour Of Southington M onday evening for purse of $100. The boys of the city have great confidence in Anderson's S bowling, and have formed the $100 pool. There will be a large delega- tion from Hartford, and Meriden here to cheer for the local boy.
New Britain herald., 1916-03-31
Around Contest.

#Ea Around Contest.
 Iedro has captured the l the all-around champion
 season with 9 total Of 914 # Joseph was second with $ nd Waiter Pedro third boints. Gold. silver and lbs were presented to the Thirty-seven boys competed 5ntests which comrheneed 115.
 Outdoor Meet. ktor is planning to have the kat nationalities contest on 1the latter part of April at Rll park in the athletic he medals that were to be Rating will be given to IThis month at the club the use the gym training for k some hot races are looked bn Polish, Irish, Swedish, Ernenian and SIavisha teams.
New Britain herald., 1916-03-31
.OYSlNIN HONORS
Slate in Basketball HedrO Is Champ.

he non-appearance of
 ask etball team, the
 e at the Boys club was
 evening. The failure
 ty boys to- come here
 nintrnent to%4he home
 ad f1g7Ird to suspicious easDn by handing the
 little beating. .
 me in the International
 ayed last evening, be- Mish and Jewish teams,
 Tning, score 22 to IS. and score follows: Jewish .s.... SublotSky Right Guard ..l. =. LeltIln Left Guard Golosteln |A Center
 Rosenberg ~ Forward :. (Capt.) Kotch Left Forward I field, Zizf 3, Zypko 2, lin 2, Goldstein 2, Roach I; from fouls, Pedro 2, he final standing of the oI1ows:
New Britain herald., 1916-03-31
Maxims of the 18th Hole.

The golfer who constantly blameth his caddie hath the soul Of a sponge and the heart of an oyster.
 He is a Boob beyond parallel, and the spirit of sportsmanship within him is as dry as the white blown Mexican dust.
New Britain herald., 1916-03-31

The Colonel having discovered the bird that eats nuts, might just as well have kept said fowl away from the
New Britain herald., 1916-03-31
Why Not?

Art is long and time is f1eeting,"
 Wrote the Poet in a trance; Let us then be up and beating
 Bogie while we've got a chance.
New Britain herald., 1916-03-31
";(??5S 0(S 5!SHz !:|;!:! J:

destroyed in the big Augusta fire, but at latest reports his Batting Eye was said to be intact.
New Britain herald., 1916-03-31
StaI1itCS

of the play in the Good Fellowship league last evening:
New Britain herald., 1916-03-31

Lives of golfers oft remind us
 How to live life serene, And, departing, leave behind us Divots in the Ancient Green.
New Britain herald., 1916-03-31
Song of the Off-Tran.

Now that Young April's back again Where Spring has melted out the
 snow, Why should we daily longer here Who have so far to go? Why should we daily longer now To find where deeper pleasures
 dwell? Since life can show but these two things-
 A hail and a farewell.
 A lot of Ty Cobbs property was
New Britain herald., 1916-03-31
The Case of the Cubs.

L
 One can't very well blame MT. Weeghman and MT. Tinker for a spring feeling, of depression.
 When it was first announced that the Chifeds, Fed flag winners, were to be amalgamated with the Cubs, the opening thought was 8, runaway pen nant race for Cubland.
 For the Chifeds were good enough stc win a pennant. And the Cubs had such eminent additions to offer as Jimmy Archer Vic Safer, Heinie Zim, Jim Vaughn, Jim Lavender, Cy Will iiams. Frank Schu1te and others of slightly lower. ilk. And Then No wonder MT. .Weeghman and Mr. Tinker felt bouyant, not to say eX- ! hilarated. The combination looked l like money in the bank. And then came seven games with 1 the Phillies, which left the standing I about as follows: Phillies-Won 7, lost 0; percentage 1000.
 Cubs-won 0, lost T; percentage i 900. .-5.. l Not that any March series has any direct bearing on summer or autumn affairs.
 # But when one team plays seven i games with a ball club in it's own 4 circuit and loses, exactly seven games
 there is certainly little left to cheer
 about for the time being. It Is 1 enough to make one sit down and !; ponder for the moment, at least
 Y. R., having discovered nut
 eating bird, is liable to come through
 nd b<4f f. ting of Cobb and the pitching o1
 1nln
New Britain herald., 1916-03-31

Good Fellowship League. The following games are the result
New Britain herald., 1916-03-31

274 27O 264 2SS 249
New Britain herald., 1916-03-31

A lot of Ty Cobb's property was
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-20
Georgia Startles Country
With Great Blood Medicine
Drives Out Rheumatism Malaria Caarrh and All Impurities Skin
O the

knowledge and medical wisdom OF wide e1-
Pefience is priceless and yet can be had for
the asking. All who are in any way afflicted
with blood disease, eczema, lupus. 7atarrh,
Rheumatism, psoriasis, mucous patches, cop
per spots, falling hair, fading eyes;sht or
any other external or internal effect OF blood
disease are urged 10 a. once procure bottle
OF 5. s. s. at any drug store. department or
general store and Immediately fill out the
coupon on this page Tor private, personal and
eonhdentiaily sealed instruction and advice
Tor successful heme treatment. This matter
Is 10 important and OF such great value that
it should be attended to a, once. But OF all
things do not permit anyone to sidetrack
you On TO any OF the myriad OF so.caed
blood toncs. Ask for s. &. S. or send for Il,
aad be sure you get s. s. S.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-20
MOVIE ACTOR WEAR DEATH
~ \ REALISTIC ACCIDENT

on Anrn 10 the Mutual Film Cor
poT:ttion released 4 three mart 'l'iv-
ing y" nim entitled The Wayrar"rs."
which WAS directed 10y Frank EorzaEc.
Vivian l;ich. George rcricli;, Alfred
N"shurgh and GrorE" Wchb arc fca-
t"r"d In an unusually thrilling ,"vo
story. based on q young couples fight
for happiness under extremely adverse
conditions.
IN ono of the mat scenes Of tho
story thcr" j. a realistic collision be-
tween n speeding motorcycle ANA an
automobile, resulting IN the ,nlmp
death OF The cycle rider
George webb rode Tho cyclic 1T tor
rihc speed straight toward the auto
nohi!c. The motorcycle skidded in at
tempting To turn ont smashed SQUARE
into tho side of The heavy touring car.
then careonvd ana fell over :;id,.lrt,s
running tho ridcr beneath twisted
mass nj wrccknc-
Whcn Webb was disentanpicd i, was
found that he had suffered serious in.
Jurics for the sake of realism! and lie
was hastily loaded into tho toruna,i
OF tho car ard rushed 10 IN. Santa
barbara hospital for care Miss Rich
proved herself very capable farst-aid
nurse, and accompanied tho iniurca
man from tho location making him as
comfortable y. conditions permitted
Examination disclosed a severe SCALP
wound. II twisted ankle, a broken fore
arm and numerous bad bruises ana
cuts
In tact. the injured man rcoujr.5
several weeks IN which to recover. ana
me release dutc Of the hin, was most
t" April -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-20
AEROpi.t PROrEIIEUS
ron MAKING, IIFkn1r,

Many aud ro,narkahlc are the meth
""S 81 producing moving picture eff
fcCts. but il was left for the ScIig Los
Angeles studios to Introduce tho aero
pitn" as Il means of creating storm
effects In til. timing Of Into The
PRIMITIVE, th" hvc-rcel subject fca-
turing Eathlyu Williams. Harry Ions
dIio and Guy Oliver. II was necessary
in the course Of the story TO intro
dryo terrific hurricane. Tho usual
methods proved Inadequate. and finally
ia. plan Of using the huge propellers
Of an ncroplnuc was hit upon. The
result; fully justified the use. for the
powerful engine setting the propcllcrs
in motion caused IL most realistic hur-
ricano that sent Director IIcmron.
standing nearby cncrossed In the plan.
$cGrryiuc after script. hat ana glasses
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-20
"hi'E M'RAE. NOTED "LEAD.-
MAKES DEBIT az Scnr,,

bruc" McRae, the noted Rro,d,
,ta"lnS man, whose work opposit.
hH'hch" if;ttcs. Grace George and otbor
famous artistes, has established b;r,
,n NC hearts of thcater- socrs, makes
mlS h'm debut In n Perturbation OF
Eichhrd lie Gallicnnc'S The Chain In
VISIBLE which VIII be released Anr;,
-. The picture was filmed a, cien
'neEas. Cuba Gerda Holmes plays th,
principal role opposite Mr. McRae and
c"-HtarS with him in tho announce
'h"hiS The story is based on 81 fore
W"'d hH INC author in which he SAWS:
IL impossible for two beings Of
di%similar tcmrcramcnts 10 no ,br.,yn
mi" each others company often
enough, without contact with others
rot 10 fall in love with each other"
III" story. as worked out in film form.
IS u most daring Version bur within
INC hounds OF corvcntionali,y. withal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-20

! l.angdon. or Mr.. Daniels There wa.
no other man there whom il could have
been
Was the voice YOU heard mine:'
Speak frankly"
NO. Unless You've changed your
elocution teacher" There was a slight
| litter. III was kind of thick and ma
sal"
Would YOU recognize it again IL
you heard it,
Yes. Bit | haven't heard il since.
What did you do during the excite
mont
II was too mortified to do anything
Tor a minute. Then people kept push
ing in. and so I went across and took
another slant at the lre-escape."
Did You see anyone
Not the hrc-cscapc itself but
two men wcr. in the alley staring IN
at the lotci | could see their faces ::
Two mer--are you sure there were
two?"
Yes OF course I am: could see
them plain. One was almost ur...r the
arc light"
Miss Hale" said I.angdon. clearly
and calmly. weighing every word. as
though he knew tho sensation his
question would create. was THAI man
who stood under the are light dressed
in II light sut with Il red ticr"
He was"
GRO hc continued Tomorrow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-20

in order to bring it into proportion to
/ similar real estate i'll the other coun-
ties. II is therefore ordered by this
board that tho three commissioners OF
revenue for Grayson County. in mali-
Ing out their land books for their re-
spcctivc districts. reduce the, assess
mcnt on each tract Of land. and on
each town lot and OH each building in
their respective districts. 80 per cent.
except such tracts. lots and building.
as have been specifically corrected and
reported to said commissioners Of the
revenue ON blank forms furnished this
board by the Auditor of Public Ac
counts Of Virginia. which specific itcnr
shall be assessed as reported on said
blanks
WOULD SET MOST
ia Nt;I:ItOUS PRECEDENT
Ihis is such an unprecedented ac.
Ton on the part OF your board tina,
IL appears to me such action was taxi
eli without due dcliberation
I'm the first place. if il should bo
taken as a precedent by other local
boards or review. there will imInc,ii
atcly commence Il competitive cutting
DOWN or the assessments. which will
result In disaster both TO the State
ana the localities affected
I'm the second place il is founded
upon an uncthical basis. Because
another community does not observe
the law is no reason for your com
munity to break the same The sam.
principle applied to personal behavior
"ouid make us all lawbrcakers in 81
very short time. and there would be
no such thing AS law and order
II want TO call your attention 10 :,
quotation from chapter 215, Acts 1915
which amends the law in regard to tho
state Tax Board. Such quotation. 50
fare az pertinent here. reads as fo,
lows:
1.-THE State Tax Board NAV
apply to the Circuit Court Of county
for tho correction OF any cr-
roncous assessment OF license taxes. or
the erroneous assessment Of lands or
other property, either az to over or
under valuation. in tho Same manner
az is provided by law for tho cor
rcction OF erroneous assessment OF
property by any person who Is ag-
grlcved thereby
This law becomes effective June II
1916. and IL the commissioners Of the
revenue act in accordance with III.
order above quoted shall request tho
state Tax Board for authority 10 max.
the motion in the Circuit Court OF
Grayson County for the correction Of
these assessments
IL therefore urge upon you to re-
scind the action taken by your board
on April 18th. 80 az to rcl!cv. tn.
necessity for appeal therefrom by
the state Tax Board"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-20
MlDWEEk NEWS OF MOVIES
Movie Calendar

nIJOG-1'0-dnS, Friday aud sat
prdRy-Jnnc t.rc! and William Bcs-
nond. I'm "Waifs," aud Roscoe Ar
buckle. In Ills wirc's Mistake"
CoIONiAI-ro-da, Jane Grey. in
"Mnn mud Ills Angel: Friday and
Saturday. Mabel ;;,iInfrrro. in "lirr
Grcnt Price"
0DEoN-To-dn,. Fridn, and Sat
urdny. Wallace reid and cleo
Nidcc,y In 'rhc Love Mask"
NEN-'Tn-dn!. "a Romance 90 tho
Forest" with kathryn Adams, and
Vogue comedy; Eridny. "The Net"
with Bert Delaney and 1Iariun
SWnynr. Rnh Seeing America
First; Saturday. ..rhr waHfarrrs."
with Vivian Rich and Alfred No.-
burg.
NICrON-To-das. .NrS. Danes
Danger" with Lillian Walker. mud
comedy, Glitter SNrct"i Friday.
..Thc Iirhthcarcr." with Richard
'FrRrcrs; saturday. "fhr Home
breakers" with Margaret luntlis.
Pnthc Weekly md comr6..
TSlS-'To-dHS. Florence Rock ,Srii,
In 'i1r fcit In Love wi it'll his Wifc":
Friday. Muriri b>t richie, III "'Fhc Cir
Gus Romance: saturday. Marguerite
Snow. in - Corucr ia Cotton"
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Bfoed Bath Knocks Rheumatism
Remarkable Effects OF Remedy That
Actually lrrisatss the Entire Blood Supply.

1t SQUADS queer 10 take = blood bath but
that IS precisely the effect OF the most re-
markabie remedy lsown a. S. S. S. II has
the peculiar action OF soaking through the
intestines directly into the blood. Ia Eve
minutes its influence is at work ia every
artery. vein and tiny Capillary. Every mem
br zne, every organ Of the body, every emunc.
tory becomes in effect a filter to strain the
blood OF impurities. The stimulating prop
critics OF S. S. s. compel the skin, liver
bowels, Kidneys, bladder to all work to the
end OF casting out every irritating, every
ain-irAicting atom OF poison; it dislodges BY
irrigation all accommodations in the Joints
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"A ROMANCE or TIE FORREST"
WITH kA1FiRlN ADAMS W REX

"A Romance OF the Forest from
the Thanhouscr studios. Wal, he the
big attraction It the EeX to-day. Tea
turing Kathryn Adams. pictured IN HE
beautiful Adirondack Mountains !,
Vogue comedy. "Eubcs Hotcl Tan-ir %
featuring Rube Miller, viii also he
added 20 to-days bill ru-lnuiruw
brings The Set" "a Mutual rnastcrpi,cc,
featuring Bert Delaney and Marian
Swayne Seeing America First viii
aiso DC run tomorrow, showing he:u-
tifui DaHtoua. Fla Saturday, ,.rLc
Nayfarers, an American Western
drama. featuring Vivian Rich ana Al
fred Noshurg, Viii he tn. fra;ur;,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-20
LILLIAN WALKER FEATURED
On NltIuR'S PROGRAM TODAY

For to-day the Victor announces the
V;taEraph photopiay, Mrs Dane.
Danger" in which Lillian WaIkc- is
featured. supported by Wnfrcd North
and other wei!-known players. ON
the same program viii % shown the
comedy, Bitter Sweet ro-morrow
will be seen THE LiRh'bcal a spc-
oinl Essanay feature. III which tho prin-
Gipal role L. played 10y Richard Travcrs
orc OF The mos, popular OF movie
actors. Saturdays principal orering
Wal be tho Jhree-sct knickcr booker
release, The Home Breakers" a drama
cen'crinG about tn. home life of a
young couple we'll on tho way 20 sue
cess. Pa,he Weckll and g comedy
will also run.
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[[LnuYMh
Why Suffer with Eersn. Any Other
Skin Dissnse When Ysu Have S. S. ST.

Why Suffer with Eeren. or Any Other
Skin Disease When Ysu Have S. S. ST.
Recent astonishing cases Of Eezema and
other skio Affections show there IS ques-
ton but what we nov have the Ssst treat
ment for this distressing pi,gue.
And whether it be the dry or ~e-pax
form. even though it has driven you to dis
tractioa and has defed hundred salves and
lotions, you wsat to be cured.
Nature puts some marvellous healing
elements into the products from which is
extracted S. S. S. These readily ASSEM-
lated, they get right into the blood and
actually battle all these tissues With . most
I woaderiui healing influence.
It is = well.known Tact that the body
| strives to throw out through the skin in this
| form OF perspiration the excess OF salts and
| acids that accumulate In the blood. VIXEN
you take hot bath yos know hov the sweat
| sting. if it drops into the eyes. This same
effect goes on at various different spots on
the ska and results in sere,. rash. salt
| rheuu, terrible itching and seaeral plague
| Of the skin. Now, the action OF S. S. S. i,
Just as il you were continually perspi.ing
only there is visible evidence Of the TACT.
The remedy enters the blood through the in.
testines and in Eve minutes is bard at work.
II follows the Law Of circulation by which.
having served its purpose, it seeks out
outlet and at once is caught in the myriad of
small blood vessels that resoa the skin pores
all over the body.
| A wonderful work is now going o.. instead
Al - Stx ~
cIusts and irritating, itching eczema, they
dry up and new blood elements, made possible
by S. s. s. form tissues and the disease
is completely banished. X is remarkable how
quickly this results. Get bottle OF S. S. S.
of any druggist. and fill out the coupon on
thi. page for instructive medical advice.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-20

dissoires acid accretions, renders them neu.
tEal and sca,;ers those peculiar formations in
the nerve cente.s that cause such my stifyinr
and often battling rheumatic pains.
And best OF all, this remarkable remedy
is welcome to the weakest stomach. l: YOU
have dtueged yourself until your stomach is
nearly worn out, you will he astonished ,c
and tina. S. s. 6. gives TO unpleasant sensa.
;!on, but goes right TO work. This is be.
cause Il is pure vegetable infusion, is take,
naturally into your blood just as pure air i,
inhaled naturally into your lungs.
The s'ea. S~ii: Laboratory has spen,
thousands OF dollars in pertec,ing, producins
ard placing in the hand, OF the public thi,
wonderful medicine. So give your blood a good
bath with s. s. s. for i, knocks the ~ors,
forms OF rhe ism every time