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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-12
Wilson COlOrS in Front
Corn Tassel Too Speedy
For Hudrch's Viewpoint
Belmont Results

FIRST RACE-THE BErIAIn HANDfcAP' FOR
twoyear.o.d,. 5000 added Eve and han 'u'-
longs. straight r.,
Horse. wrlgt and jockey COdls0 ~
Rose d'Or. no iR01nsoul ....... q "a =
Ncppcrhau. IO7 lMcA'e,, ........ u 50 q,
Alsi.us Pa,dca, ~ ,Kc9s.l ~, S' ~, .,
Trgmps Ia Morts also ran. start good Won easily
Winner. b. :. ~ earn Hermann -'''1'h n'''
Gamer q. D. Wlieuer Trainer A. J. J2JHer
SECOND RACE-For four year.old' and upward
selling stccp'schsSo purse 5000. about iHo miles
Horse. ~righ, end socsey .olds tin
N.tuacI. Ifs lush ............ - 60 2
TINE. iisa5 supsrhuman and Garter also ran
start good. Won ridden out Winner; b. e. ..
nrr. Tralncr j. H. Lewis
THIRD RACE-NASSAU SELLING STAKE. FOR
three year Odds and upward. $500 slaraHteeH
Hor,s weigh. and .7-zcy c-Odd,- Fin
Dorrs,. lo2 Robinson .......... go - !,
Traction. 90 fTrDiSri ............ 81 q q
Triple crown. l0g Nf,Atoo) ......ls-5 80 60
0"er Cleveland stable Trainer. Frank Regain.
FOURTH RACE GOOD GROUND HANDICAP. for
tI-oo year Oh, aud upward 500 added OF" ME ME-
yi.ava.a,, i. H4'ss.a ........ g g 2.
'@ Tms 20 N gsr wand and Sir wc5r, aso
ran. ~'ar COOL Won driving Winner. Dr. z, 8.
IV SaG'Ul-t UWfrlf. bhLNr u. J. N4by'' u.
Trainer. r j. llrsl,y.
FIFTH RACE-F0r 'wD.rear- aids. maldans. pu'se
5000. ia ard a ha' 'I-5ag,. main course.
Horse sh' and Jockey -Odi-- IN
Hand Grenade. ms I1.'IsI ..... y - y
So Long Lcuy. o. 'heogAI ......l2l Al =.
De1aGnu. ll5 Robinson. .......- g. - -
Time. 20 4-J. Caydu Roy. T-ltc. P1ily and
Priarr-, 10 also ran. starr good. Won driving
Winner Dr. GO % b. SuUsar-AU Green. owner
a H. Nscomber. Trainer. " B. Jennings.
SIXTH RACE-For Hllies and marr' three years Cd
AMI upward selling. purse. $500. SIX fur.oUEs
main CDurs.
Horse gh' and Jockey. -Odds- I'm
Cheer 1913 tTrpisel .............. - s.
Chamcuse, lis lotus ........ 81 81 q
Favour l.3 D. Williams ....... Il 2-5 50
Tine. 1885 DaybEeh Spectre. Margsre' l.
and Wild Thyme also ran. star bad. Won drV-
Ing Winner, b. or br. T.. 2. BY P'audlt- Express
INK Owner. Emil Herr Trainer. J. J. Flanagan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-12
Football Star to Play

BLOOMINGTON. Ind, Sept ll.-An.
nouncement was made here to-day ths'
r. G.. Hathaway, captair-elect OF the
1917 football team Of Indiana UnYei'
sity. will return TO the university ior
the opening Of the fall term.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-12

T.Iward LoJs Philadelphia. and q " Springer
Chicago. q 500. E. g. Williams Bio.mh g'ol..
o'Tara Pit'..ursH and Fred Brand, Pittsburgh
So 20. Emmett French. FORK Pe.n. ana B.
ta.y,f CHICAGO. .r.aI-1l. George Ssfp.ut.
W'nHSsr,ll, and IS >b,ricld chicago, 30 5g,,,Il:
II Brand Cambridge springs. Gal. s1i hsry
UarrI. Toledo 81 So Il. i. Rose, Mli"alh,e
and BOB Crais Louisville, 3i-37-7l: On NNic9,-
dis. Ncv YorE AMI 4 + Edwsris. Ne" lg .,G
gr.aG-7l. Tom Boyd. Ne~ York. and JAW
chicago. a,.aI-7a. j. B Simpson. M!.wauseg
and Robert Maxwell. Chicago. 5t.56-'2 JACK
uurrhtuspu. Glen View. and : stiles 'Hlras'
30 George TiubuiI. Midlothian. ana ke,,-
ur'h Edwards, chicago. So 70. Aien ,Hhhlhs
"a rs -. khsr Mcbride. Pittsburgh, ard A
Ha-narl chicago. 51-ST-5a: Alsg smith WA,
wi and X I7.0me. chicago. 3d-a'-'5a frtH
T.Ie5d washington. ana J. Archer. Chicas9
g6-2S-74. leo Degcl. Detroit and {. Ly,,s'si
Aap.sfou sS-.t--l. ". Nelson. Indianapolis ana
O. Kenyon. chicago S,-38.7i: :. Horton. NeS
York and Dickson. knoIylllr, a1-5s-, I'm
s9|gT.Ts. Is g Sherwood. Memphis. and A.
Williams. Chicago. 3s-3s-I6.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-12
Dorcas Shows Way in the
Nassau-Doublet Captures
the Steeplechase

Although there was a touch OF winter
in the air yesterday, the racing Mt Bel
mont Park brought out another good
crowd, and the entertainment offered
was bit better in the class OF horses
engaged than has been the rule re-
Gently. The Westchestcr Racing AS
ISOLATION had not framed any very
stirring feature race, and with the Mas
sau. under selling conditions, there was
much more racing interest in the Good
G.ound Handicap, an overnight event
at a mile.
This resulted in real horse race,
and went to Richard 7. Wilson's good
imported Santoi gelding Corn Tasse"
Samuel c. Hildreth sent Viewpoint to
the post in this race, and he was the
most widely touted starter Of the after
noon. Not second thought was gwen
TO the others in the race.
Garbage Sets Pace
Garbage was the one 10 cut out Vhe
running to the stretch, but there oo'h
Corn Tassel and Viewpoint ran over
him and in hard fight through the
last furlong Corn Tasscl was goIHE
away AZ the end, while Viewpoint hau
no trouble in taking the place from
Carriage This same Viewpoint has
improved greatly since ne was G,S
carded by August Belmont, ana ne ma
developed into one OF tne redI so0u
handicap horses Of the fall season:
Frank Regain sent the winner OF ThJ
Nassau 10 the post when ne sauo a,,l
Dorcas for the Cleveland STABLE oTc
was opposed only by Traction lrlp1e
Crown and Hanobala, and II was feal'y
no race. Robinson, who had the mount
took Dorcas into long lead before inc
stretch was reached, and az the ehu ne
had her eased up 20 almost walk
After the finish Harry Fink, VINO mas
been very busy in selling races, OooS've
the fllv from her entered price OIL
81 600 to s. 300, but she was protected
and bought in by Regan.
A Good Steeplechase
The steeplechasc of the afternoon
was good one, when Joseph +. "id-
ener's Doublet. in a long drive, won
from Sidney Josephthal's 'Mesach.
There was another run-up during the
day. when Emil Hers Cheer after
scoring in the last race, was boosted
from $500 to $1,000 by Max Hirsch,
trainer for George W. Loft. She was
protected by Herr. In this race Char
meuse was much the best, but was
away from the post so badly that her
winning chance was ruined Sne
finished a good second.
A. K. Macomber's Hand Grenade was
another winner Of the afternoon. His
victory came in a six and half FUR
long affair for maiden wo-year-olds,
and it was a really good field that he
led home.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-12
St. Frisco Wins
Thrilling Race
FromCoxMare
Champion Trotting Stallion
Makes Fastest Time
for New Track

SYRACUSE. ". Y, Sept. lis,
Frisco, worlds champion trottiny stat.
lion. defeated Mabel Trssk, Walt,
Cox's chestnut mare, in three s,r,i,,,
heats here to-day, taking the B.,u.
Royal Stake in 2:O5H, 2:O4A ,,s
2:O51a.
Mabel Trask, driven By Cox, "a,
Geers's great stallion a heartbresti,,
race in every heat.
The second heat, trotted in 2.oIg
was the fastest time made over theme,
track thus far, and demonstrated Tn,
the course is equal TO the bes. in TIA
country. Miss Directed finished third
in each heat
The $4,000 Empire State Stake, for
2:l2 class trotters, was won by ROYAL
Mac, Murphy up, in two Of three heats.
Ina Jay appeared the best horse in III.
race, but failed 20 show TOP form
Busy's Lassie finished third.
Nella Dillon trotted the fastest mil.
for two-year olds over a Grand Cireui,
track thus far this year in the Juv.nil.
$4,000 Stake, winning handily in two
straight heats. The time in III. su,
heat, 2:0SA, equalled the mark Of Pete,
June, best for the season until to-d,,.
while the second heat was trot.sd In
2:O8ta.
The summaries:
THE BATTLE ROYAL-:1. TRor-tiw
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-12
Ice Palace Opens

The 18lst Stree: Ice Skating Palace
was opened last night. II was estI-
mated that more than 1000 skaters were
on the ice at one time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-12
THE MOUNTAIN HOUSE


NulhallA, NfStthrNlrr TO-, y. \.
rr0 acres II real country; - minutes
from 4.d ST. 10 minutes from station.
many rooms with private baths and sleep
trE p0ruhrs. tennis. Rates s. and up.
Ideal FOR Fall and winter Special rates to
Private school FOR young chill
Hr.r. booklet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-12
Fight Log

TONIGHT
Falrmont \. Benny Leonard and
Jimmy Caul; Johnny Dundee and
Joe Egan.
THURSDAY
Harlem S. C.-Jim Coffey and Joe
Bonds.
ClermOnt 5. C.--Silent Martin and
Willie Loughlin.
FRIDAY
st. Nicholas Rink-Ted Lewis and
Jimmy O'Hagen; Jack BrittOn and
Marty Cross.
SATURDAY
Broadway $. C.-Ted kid Lewis
and Italian Joe Cans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-12
TRAVEL
D24SSY l'N Line

All Service Daily Except SUNDAY.
Direct Rail Connections 10 a. points IN
IN. Cstskils, Saratoga, the Adiroudachs
IN. West and North. All through ran
ticketn between New York and Albany sc-
cepted Music. Restaurant
NJ An r "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-12
The Weather Report

Washington. sept. ll.-Thcre were general iro'''
Tuesday morning from the upper Mississippi NA"ey
and upper lake region eastward 10 the Atlantic and
f,nu,rature, arc stll quito low for the season
over the eastern half " the country, but Win
rising tendency IN the central valleys and the lake
region. Il Is considerably warmer IN the north
plains ,,a,cs and the middle plateau and cooler In
Montana
There vas no rain Of consequences east OF ms
RorLy Mountains. except IA North Dakota and Mon
tsra but in the North Pacific states. Colorado.
I-ab aud North Arizona light rains we're general
There Will 30 showers Thursday IN TIE upper axe
rsg.,r While Iu The lower lake rcEon. tAe ONO AZ
lev Trua,-,a- the Ea' Gun and tho AIahlc
states tho weather VII - generally TAR Nedh,s-
DAG and T.II,-ay. . A., -
IRENE south
Forecast, for Special locatles.-West-rn Penn.
syfvsris HC.t EN- Nosy York. fair wednesday ana
THURSDAY. With rising temperature
Eastern PENNSYLVANIA fair. not 30 cool, Nsnea-
DAY. THURSDAY fair and warmer.
New Is-sey Eastern Sew YORK ard New ing ana,
fair wednesday and Thursday. With Slowly rising
temperature.
Local orcial Record The following oH'tal rec
ord from the Weather Bureau shows temperatures
during lie last twenty four hours. IN comparison
,,..H tho -,rresu,r.l ding date Of last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-12

Highest Temperature yesterday. 90 degrees AZ
4 so u m Lowest a. at ij a M average, ~
average came date Ias, year -. average same date
for thirty three yesIs. O..
Humidity
s a NIT p. NJ. ~ .. H.. -
Barometer Readings
s. m. 30 "a / p NJ. = p. m. 1921
Local Ofiolsi Fcrsoast.-Falr to-day ard to-mor-
row. with slowly rising temperature: gentle TO
mpterate shifting winds. becoming Foutheast
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-12
UPBOATSgg
CATSKILL EVENING LINE

ONEIDA Outings to Poughkeepsie' New
rurEh West Point or Bear Mountain.
FOR information telephone Canal 93OO'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-12

Leave. daily except Sunday, foot Of Chris
tophrr St, at s. " l2g St, 80 7. NJ, Tor
eWburgh, Catskiu Hudson, CoNssckie.
Tickets INTERCHANGEABLE with those or
Day Line Tel. 1897 Spring.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-03-15

requl1ren &riege fdne. Gas Hegi-
ment foae aus oeutiben gfeierbiiten
in ben Ser. gtaaten uno 9eutiden
in Merieo gebiIoet iper0en. Dies
angebot ioa Dor nod nidt 5ebn 9n-
gen gema9t iein nno 5pnr nod Ell
mem Geiteiien. BEL Dem angeblih ifnrf
auf Die Mmerifnner geIhiinpft lno
bieIe 9onite auf bic Greunoidoft
Oeuti1lano's ur1o Merico's ausse-
bra1t iein iollen.
- 8ei 0iaa iollen iid iest bier
oeutihe Sffi5iere aufbaIter 8iIla
ioll cine eroBe Sen0nng Munitioa
bon eitem alnerifanilden Ghiff
erbalten baben. Nad) elmer anoern
Weloung befinoet iidb 8illa in Der
gs1be Ser Stabt 8arraI uno itebt
I'M 8egriffe, oie Staot an5usrei-
fen.
Inter BEN merifaniiben gr-.
beitern in Seem Merieo, Galiforniett
unb Mrisona iollen gebeime Mgentelt
in 9Gtigfeit lein, Die iie olird falA
i6e, Notwithstanding geridte 5ir
nah Werico 5li bepegen
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-03-15
esn Wd5hinatott min

- Sn Waibington iDtu man per-
trauli1 oapon unterridtet iein, oaB
oie Oeutlbe 8unf in Der merifani-
i9en @nuptltaot uno oie Oortige
oeliti6e @eianotldaft, tatiddlid Die
gan5en finan5ielen uno Oiplornati-
i6en anselegenbeiten in Werico
Ieiten DAB Die merifaniide &egie-
rung fiiroli6 eine6rieoensnote on Die
ne,tralen 2anoer fanote, loa oireft
auf 8eranlallring Der oelltiden 8es
ianotIbaft in Wferico geideEen iein.
9filh Bel Der Numbering Der Ser
failllng iollen Die 9eutiden tbre
@ono nit inn Spiel gebabt baben,
ipas man nah Dem, mas man bis
ber BON bieIer Gerfallllna gebort
bot, mol faunl annebmen fam. Wfan
miro iebt mol birter allern, mas M
Merico gei6iebt, Die 9eutlden ie-
ben.
sSn Gbibuabua miro offiaiea
befannt genadbt, oaB iilolid BON
9arral cine Sdladt 5lpiihen Den
9iliItns ltno oelf Gnrron5iitos itatt-
gefllnoen bat, in Der Die giaiitas ge.
id)lagen iunroen uno idwere &erliiIte
erlitten. 9fieolalls Sernauoe3 be
iebligte lie uno sSrancisco aiurenia
mar 9efeblsbaber ser Gnrran5iitas,
lleber Die 8iIouug BON oeit-
Ihcn Heaimentern in Merico peroen
ollerlei @eIhicbten gemeloet. 0ie
OeutIden in Gbibnubna Gitp iollen
iia poiitip erboten baben, I'M Hor.
Den Mterico's elm oeirtldes &eginent
3u biIoen, oaS NIT oen merifanii6en
Sruppen Sulammen Die 4merifaner
befdnlpfen foIle. ipeint es 5n einern
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9nrSe lltbtriiht.

got1hafter Derarb mar iit
@aIbinatou. Ct iaste, Die
De,itldyen MstStn ibrtn Inter
5eebootfriegs inter alien l1n1'
itSuSrn fortieten. Die Serbalt,
nijIe IN Ne,ttldjlan6 itien nidlt
10 IdJlimnt, ipie iie semad)t
iunrben.
Cine angeblids StridppO
r,1na snr iteberidJwentmnns
oes YaiIaie 9aIs foa in sSeriep
gitp ent6edf fem.
Ser ensliide 9ampfer pGaif
Boimt", }, Der 1tebrere glmerifn-
ner an 8pr6 latte, lit beint
Gbbsitone 2eudjtturm perlenft
iuuroen.
2mftidiffer iparfen sorbeer-
fran5e anf 3eppelin's Grab.
Der 0amtpfer rgsorwesian"
iumrbe bnrdJ eine Grploiipn be-
fAdoist.
Die GnsIGnber ftebeia sebn
Nleilen nSrblidj BON gasbab.
Ner fro,A,cefhr GfrfrnISnir
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Die Nepolmtion in ct. Hetersbmrs
loll rad 6reitGgigen &1mpfeu err
iplareid) geiueien fein. Die Neaftion
it nieSergepprfen. Die Negiernng
befia6et iid in ben Sdnbtn eines
&umitrs. Die esarii&e @esiernns 1T
geftnr5t.
Hxs Werlin fommt bic Sfadridt,
in 3nfIanb Iii cine erfolgrci4e 3e-
ssIxtion ansgebrod5en. Aebnli&e
Na6ridjten fommen aus Stpfbolm.
S6apeSil&e 3eitnnsen melSen bon
saBIrei6en 3lu6ejtSrungen in Mmf-
Ianb. Cine giienbabnbra6e aber
Die Neipa In Yetusbnrs isa bnrdj
Obnamit 5erit6rf iein. Gin iAiueoi-
I6er 9tid6ftsmamu, Str am Cams
tag bon Mestan In Betersbnrg cin-
getroffen 1T, foII bic gsadjridDt NIT
gebrad)t babeu, SaF iberaa in ben
StG6ten 9lebolmtionen i'm Wange
Ieien. Am dreitag iollsn aud sic
lInrmbem in ct. Eetersbnrg ausge-
brpd)en ieiu. Die Gol6aten 1uIlen
NIT oem Sabel anf oie golfsmaiIen
eingciJantn baben anb piele Terlo-
men fplleH Der1uun6et ieim. yeium.
bcrs Nib iolf IS am Samltaa in
Yetersbnrg bergegangcn Ieiem. Die
@olfsmaiIen itiirmten Diele gSerf-
itGttem- Die 3eitnngen lpmrbem Jus.
pen0ierf na0 bic geB0roen liesen
Nafatc anidlngea, in oemen lie sic
8eiupbner 6apor iparntem, lire ,s,an-
fer sn pcrlaiietn. Sn Gnslano 1at
man feline 9adridjfen bpm ciner 3e-
bolmtion ia 9imflanb, aber man fat
audi feine an6crn Nadridten nnb
bas iSdlueigen ideimt iebr berbadl-
tig. Cine Sepeldje ans StofbpIm
fagt, es ieicn aGcrbiugs ltnrnben
in NmklaHo aitssebroden, a6er bic
Gad)e lei nidjt 10 idlimm iuie lie ge-
iitnd)t iuer6e,
Der biel seprieiene frau5Oiiidle
Mriegsnniniiter, General Gganteg,
III snriifgefrefen. VorfGlIe in Ser
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JnIano.
sSranf gsipiono, 81

- sSraltf SIplano, Der ad]tIugrt-
ge Sobn oes ipolbobenOen itulie-
nilhcn 5abrifanten @aetano 8ioi.
ono, Der am 3. Mar5 alif Dem Seee
5ur S6ule bon Witglieoeru Der
oSbiuar5en 9ano" geraubt puroe,
muroe bon Dem fatbolilben Yfarrer
gutler am Mittipo6 abenb meineno
auf Sen StraBen BON ct. 2ouis an
getroifen 9as ainh er5dblte, es lei
bon 5iuei Stalienern aufgegriffea
llno in einem @elniilepoaen auf Die
anoere Settle bes Milliliippi trans
portiert por0en Die Hduber bot
ten bon ben gltern oes &inoes
$50, 900 9oiegelo nerlangt mlo Der
8ater ion ibnen $1,000 baoon utf
Slbidlag 8ueeIanot baben sSie es
iheint, mar Die 8ailoe oamit 5nfrte.
oen llno iette ben sSungen in 6rei=
belt. Die @ltern baben Die Yoli5el
in Der slngeIegenbeit iiift piel be-"
laitigt, pabrideinlid ans 6lirdt
oaB Der &nabe bon ben Wiiletotcrn
get0tet peroen fonnte
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-03-15

gYie ans @albington seneloct
luiro, balten iid bic glngebote fir Die
Ieds nenen &rerser, bic ioeben ppn
Der 8esiernns se6ffnet iinb, alle in
nerbalb Ser setuinidten Grensen.
ltniere 9fegierung laBt eitlen
nellen ,Mrmp Bolter" orufen Der
Fiir 9fefrutiernngen periDenOet uer-
oen lon. gs lit cine Heproouftion
oesielben Softer, ben 8aibington
emit ou iei,ten Hefrutierungen be-
nltste.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-12

arm? cannot so right TO Europc--so lie
experts say--anG step into the trenches
without first getting used 10 the at
mospheric conditions. At that. the eli
mate doesn't make much difference 10
q lot Of them after they have been in
The trenches for q few minutes and
looked over some or the fast one. :.
You don't get your base when you're
hit by pitched bail over there That
war is :; mighty serious business. and
They're killing n lot of people. Some
how i, seems hard for us to realize that
AT this range II is like the story j
read tn" other day OF woman of the
backwords down south who could not
r"aG ar write. The Circuit Rider told
her III" story of the CrucifiHiou.
"Ain't that terrihe!" she said May
he IHtnr so.
one Of my boys. was talking OF work
in- GU, for the United States aviation
squad tn" other day. as Charlie Her
xog has done when some one told him
that. /. man lived for three months
i: hat branch of the service in Europe.
they generally shot him on account OF
old axe. ITn changed his mind.
/, is hard to erase the war from the
mind
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-12
BETHANY BASEBALL
!. CANDIDATES TRYING
HARD TO WIN JOBS

So 81, u.sva;gh a. the ln'"!..ceac"r
BETHANY. ". Va. April lO--i3aSc-
ball u-aciir has been temporarily halt
I'd mere due 10 the heavy snow that fell
throughout this section. leaving the
field in a heavy. suggy condition. With
tn" several practices that have been
h"ld '"arh Hryman has pretty eonh
linr IN me candidates. However, none
Of IL. positions are rinChcd.
I:rtnany viii pat practically a new
team "n rho field ana for that reason
their strength and possibilities for the
stat" championship ar" purely Sp"cula-
iil,. III" team is greatly handicapped
~ ill., luSs at tn" entire pitching staff.
Captain Sh!""ly ha" been shifted from
III" inilrid and viii lrkcl? he first Strcns
catcher ~ hr ~ $u ," ing up we'll in that
position. Davidson ~. las: years team
h:'. shown marked lr.uT"N"!n"H, and
will assist Shl!"!v. 'Iirr" are lpUr can
ditatrs out for first base. Rider. Good
y"nr. MrWun" and Marshal. Rider has n
slight lead nn III" other owing to his
firlGing ability. However Goodyear IS
a close second. Tappin, Van Disc. Pat
icrScn and Crawford are having it out
rm~ th, Keystone sack. with fappn lead
ing. rnrrrr has little opposition at
shor; AMI il is sure Coach Hcyman Will
START him. in this position.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-12
By Rubbing with Liniments
and Ointments

IL YOU are one OF the lnany thousand
victims OF to-turins Rheumatism. make
up your mind today that YOU will
abandon your Efforts to rub the disease
away with iiniments. lotions, ONT
ments. and local applications. Such
treatment by itself is not only futile
and devoid OF results. buI is a waste
OF time. during which the disease is
getting firmer hold on your system.
Rheumatism is a stubborn disease.
It is not on the surface, therefore YOU
must not expect 10 be able 10 cure il
with remedies applied % the surface.
No one ever yet effected permanent
cure in this way. so why should you
continue 20 suffer while relying upon
treatment that has failed in thousands
of cases?
The experience OF others afflicted
with Rheumatism is your best guide.
and by following their advice you can
not ONLY save Yourself untold suffering,
bur rid Yourself OF a disease that vii!
eventually wreck your body and Leave
YOU helpless Almost every victim 81
Rheumatism has practically the same
experience. The. are so impressed
with the pains and suffering OF the dis
ease. and are so anxious 10 get rid Of
them that they have treated the pains
alone. and overlooked their cause.
They have rubbed with linlmentS, To-
.fiOuS and oirtmcnts in an "tfort 10
ger temporary relief. with no chttlce nt
doing themselves any permanent Snou.
Such was the experience Of Mr.. Cas-
pus Ribh. Of o4""i Tenth Ave. ReSse-
MGR. Ma. WHO writes to tell now lie
found r"'iot from his terrible 2fIj"-
riun tic SAYS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-12
CATHEDRAL CADETS
Announce Lineup for Season and Base
ball Schedule-opepiug Game Next
Tuesday.

The opening game for the Cath"dra!
high school cadets baseball team Will ."
played mex. Tuesday mt Bridgeport. :tc-
rrrdinS to TIA" schedule announced 10y
Eroth"r BERNARD yesterday. The i"nta-
tive liner:p IS: Edward pailer, catcher;
Joseph Nan?n. l!tchsr: Mike Rafferty,
i!rsi base: Bernard McGannon. Sh"rl.
stop: Bernard Nigsemey"r, third base
Julian Madden. SECOND base: Edward
Clark. center field: Thomas Quinn, left
field: 0rvil!c Lee. pitcher.
The schedule IS us follows:
April G-Erid-~i"rt ~ bridgeport.
April 2G--Benwood a BenwOod.
April o1--MoundSvilie at Mouudsvilir
May 4-Benwood at home.
MAY 9--Li1Sly at home
May ll--Moundsviiln at home.
Nay lS--WtllshurS, pending.
May 2l--linsly at LinSiy.
May @3--WhcrIins ~ Wheeling.
May oJ--RriGgcport 1T homo.
Miy 29--WheelinE a. home.
'Gil. home grounds Of Cathedral vii,
h.. a. Tunnel Green.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-12
Eleven TiCkerS GiV2.
The Baseball Results

The Western Union yeSt"riav Install
I'd base bail ii"kHrS IN cicT"n resorts
ahou, town. and AL of 'h"'n drew larg'
crowds Of enthusiastic followers Of The
national game. TIL" locations Of NE
ticIo-S ar" as fellows:
Harry &. liiIl. 10 FIX" street.
w. E."S!oops. ." Twelfth street.
Alex Bolton. 1876 Market street.
Ross iiaf"r. HOS Market street
- a. Reed. l% SiNt""n;h street.
Harry PARADISE. 1iA5 Market street.
Ernest Butter. l4l3 Market street.
Rex cigar Store. 1A2@ Market street.
Harry W"ldctz, 1li0 Market street.
Cummings Eros. 1909 Mark Il street.
TAILOR & Pryor. t04l Market street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-12
REDS THE VICTORS.

GtNCINNATLO.. April il.--Schncdcr
pitched N midsummer form to-day and
the locals ANNEXED the opening game OF
tn season by defeating -. Louis 70
:. II WAS not untii tn" final inning THAI
Tho visitors proved any way dangerous
aud then ou'T TOR Il moment. on the
other hard Maih"w&pn'S mcu connected
with Meadows delivery with regularity
and IL was CulH exceptionally fine field
ing on tho part Of llUgGiuS' team that
kept the local score down. Score:
t. r. T.
s.. Louis 80 0 n o o II n
Cincinnati a q u 0 o u - : /
Meadows and Smith; Schneider and
Wiugo.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-12
CHAMPS LOSE OPENER.

BROOKLYN. y. Y, April 1.-THE
National League champions last the
opening game to-day 10 Philadelphia by
u score OF TO i. Eroohlyu oWthattcd
tn" visitors hut long hts NJ Lud"rus
CraNath and puC"y gave Alexander 4
victory lt"ii wts ineffective buI Ga
d"re. pitching the last four innings,
held the visitors 10 one hit.
ELbruUe. Brooklyn'S n"w sh"ristor
reached first base four times In ''v"
chances. twice on hits. Score =. Ii f..
Philadelphia ...i 0 3 u . u q d O. u : :
Brooklyn .... q q o . o II , n O. ! 10
Alexander and kil!'fer: Dell. Cadore
:NG NIcEerS Snrlrr.