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New Britain herald., 1919-03-22
WILLIAMS SCHEDULES OUT.
Dates Announced for Football and
 Track Teams.

Wiliamstown, Mass, March 22.-- Managers of the Williams college football and track teams announced yesterday the following schedules:
 Football--Septemb 27, Rensselaer, Polytechnic Institute at Troy: October 1, Union; October II, Cornell at Ithaca; October IS, Columbia at New York; October 25, Hamilton; Novem- Der 1. Wesleyan at Mlddletown; Mo- vember s Middlebury at Williams town; November IS, Amherst.
 Track-May 3, Union; May 10, Wesleyan; May 17, Amherst at Am herst; May 23 and 24, New England; intercollegiate meet at Boston.
New Britain herald., 1919-03-22
TEN GAMES FOR BROWN
Gridiron Schedule Calls for Import
 ant Contests.

Providence, R. l., March 22.-The Brown university football schedule announced last night includes ten games, of which five are away from home Harvard, Yale, Syracuse, Co., 1um bia and Dartmou are among the opposing teams
 The schedule: September 27, Rhode Island State at Providence; October 4, Bowdoin; II, Colgate at Hamilton; IS, Harvard at Cambridge 25, Nor wich university at Providence; Mo- vember 1, Syracuse at Providence, s, Yale at New Haven: 15, Dartmouth at Boston: P, pending; 27 or 2e, Colum = bia at New York.
New Britain herald., 1919-03-22
TANKS START SOUTH
Lieutenant- Colonel Huston Accom-
 panies Some of His Players to the Training Camp at Jacksonville Fla.


 New York, March 22.-Six Yankee players, accompanied by Lieutenant- Colonel Huston, Harry Sparrow Pat O'Connor and a dozen newspaper men, left today for Jacksonville, Fla, at l:o4 D. m. With the exception or Frank Baker, who has been gwen permission to report when the season opens, and Dutch Leonard. who still is unsigned the squad will peSln training Monday at Southslde park.
 The players who left from New York are Herbert Thormahlen' frank Kane, George Moyridge, 'Plng Bodle' Alex Ferguson and Derrill Pratt. Bob Shawkey will entrain at Phlladelphla' Allen Russell, Wilson F'eWster ana Scout Joe Kelley will join the party at Baltimore.
 The Yankees will remaln in Jack sonville until April II, when they will heoin q series with Brooklyn in Rrunsviclx. Ga. They will play in Orangeburg, S. C.. on April Is; Colds boro. N. C., on April 16, and Newport News Va, on April IT. In addition to the three games with Brooklyn in Jacksonville on March 29, April Is and April 12, the clubs will play even-inning practice games on Tues dav and Thursday of each week, be- ginning April ,.
New Britain herald., 1919-03-22
RUTH SIGNS UP
Red Sox Star and Owner Frazee Talk 1t Over and Babe Quits the Holdout League.

New York, March 22.-Babe Ruth, star all-around player of the Red Sox, Who~@refused to accompany his team- mates to the spring training camp at Tampa, Fla, when the Bostonians left here a few days ago in charge of Manager Ed Barrow. yesterday an nounced that his salary differences have been strengthened out and he no longer is a holdout Ruth came here from Boston yesterday morning 8 to confer with Harry Frazee~ on the salary question. The star pitcher and outfielder went to Frazees office, where, after a long discussion, Ruth capitulated In his demand for a 1000 salary and signed for three years at a total salary of $27,0O0
 According to Ruth, "Babe'' first was .offered a salary of 5000 for next season, but when he turned that down and announced he would retire unless his terms were met he received a telegram from the Red Sox owner stating a typogra phcaI error had been made in his contract and that the amount should have read $7,0t0 Ruth then named $50 and F'razee promptly announced he would not pay the star stugger more than $500 for the season. Ruth persisted in de- nanding a $15,00O salary for a pc riod of one year or a three-year con- tract at s10,o00 a year.
 However, Ruth decided to meet the owner of the Red Sox part way. AL though offered the sum of $S,500 for next season, Ruth compromised on a three-year contract for the sum total of $27OOO, -.tr=..- ;.
New Britain herald., 1919-03-22
B. B. QUINTET REINSTATED.

Holyoke, March 22-Holyoke bas- ketball fans were rejoicing yesterday over the announceme ent that the Hol- yoke High school ike had been rein stated by Principal Conant and would play two more games. While this action has been hanging in the air for quite while there were many fans Of the opinion that the basket ball team would not play again this season.
New Britain herald., 1919-03-22
State of Ohio, City of Toledo,
I4ueas County. ss

Lucas County, ss.
 Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is senior partn sr of The firm of F. J. Cheney & C. doing business in the said, and that said firm will pay the sum Of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of HALLS CATARRH CURE. FRANK J. CHENEY Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence, this 9th day of Decem- Der, A. D. 1886. A. W. GLEASON,
 (SeaD Notary Public. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken intern ally and acts through the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces of the System. Send for testimonials, free.
 F. y, CHENEY & CO.,, Toledo, o. Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
 Halls Family Pills for contGDation.
New Britain herald., 1919-03-22
WIN WORLDS HOCKEY TITLE.

Toronto, March 22.-The Hamilton Tigers, amateur hockey champions Of eastern Canada, won the Allan cup and the world amateur championship here last night, although they were defeated by the Selkirk, Manitoba team, western champions.
New Britain herald., 1919-03-22
BROWNS TRACK DATES.

Providence, R. l., March 22.-The Brown track schedule issued last night includes meets with Wesleyan, Amherst and Columbia. The schedule follows:
 May 2. Amherst dual meet at Prov idence (junior week.; May 10, CoTum- bia at New York; May 16, Wesleyan at Middletown; May 23 and A, New England A. A; May 30 and 31, in terco1legiates.
New Britain herald., 1919-03-22

patience in the emergency. The con- ductorettes kept a watchfuI eye on the struggling crowds for the hospi- tai blue.
 ''Full-up except for that lame Tommy you would hear her cry, and the crowd would fall back to let the linping and embarrassed soldier through to the coveted place.
New Britain herald., 1919-03-22
COLUMBUS EARLY CIOSERS.

Columbus. Ohio, March 22.-The Columbus Driving park has an nounced five $3,000 events for lis midsummer Grand Circuit meeting, July 2S to August 2. The trotting events are for horses eligible to the 2:o6, 2:0s and 2:11 classes and the pacing events for the 2:o5 and 2;1o horses.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-11

, entertained sixteen Of their friends at
| the homo Of Mrs. John Barnes Friday
evening. The affair was q farewell
! party for Ruth Leazure. After an even
! ing Of enjoyable games . nice luncheon
was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Anderson and son
Jack motored to Cambridge and visited
friends Friday.
AIRS. Clyde o. Winters returned to her
home at New Philadelphia Sunday after
short visit with her parents, MT. and
Mrs. o. \. Wheaton.
Mrs. Ethel Dew and children visited
over Sunday with friends At Bethesda
Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Harrison and sons.
Mrs !. w. Bradfield. Mrs. Earl Wati
, and children and Margaret Bradfield. At
tended the "Wanderer' II the Court the
atrc Saturday.
Mrs. Clinton Lewis Of Pasadena, Cal"
who has been visiting for several months
with Mrs. James McNetce OF this place,
left yesterday for her nome.
Mary White, one OF the teachers OF the
Shadyside school. spent the week END
with her parents, DR.. and Ma 7. G
White. Of East Main street.
Tho many friends Of MIS-. Agnes Han.
lon Murray were shocked TO hear Of her
death Friday morning at tho home OF
her mother. Mrs. T. T. Hanlon. death re-
sulting from chart trouble. Mrs. Muir:
ray was about fifty-one years old and
had been married tEenty yeArA she Is
survived by her husband and mother
Services were held here Monday after.
noon conducted by Rev. H. II. Scott and
interment made In teh Southern ceme-
terry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-11
ONE YEAR AGO
TODAY AND, OIL
THAT HEADACHE
Message Of Signing Of Tho Armisacs
Was Received by The Intelligencer
At $40 A. N.
Din Started q Few Minutes Later And
Lasted For TWO Drys-dreat Time
Throughout Country

Just one year ago today. the country
awakened to learn that the armlstice
had been signed and for two days 1t
engaged in one OF the widest demon
STATIONS ever heard in the history OF
the nation. The first news OF the sign
ing Of the armistice was received over
the Associated Press wires by Homer
Summers the local operator. who is now
in New York.
A few minutes later the reporters on
the paper called the telephone centrals
and broke the news and they In turn
notified the fire departments, the police
and the manufacturing concerns OF the
local district. II was next decided by
the Intellgenccr to furnish music for
the occasion. so Prof. Albert Albinger
was called and told to get all the mus
iCians that he could secure In the local
district. There was no money in the
treasury for band work so the Intcll
iEcnccr decided to secure some and a
tcller's window was opened over the
counter in the front office. in a few
minutes the money started to pour In
and every band in the Wheeling district
and every musician was engaged TO
play and they played until tired. went
home and then came back again.
Harry Seidl, of the bethlehem Steel
company and Phil BaChman were named
as grand marshals Of the two paradcs
that were formed and the first one
reached Woodsdalc. when they returned
and were hanquetcd at the American
restaurant. William pill Hoffman. the
theatre magnate. arrived from his home
on the Island with two quarts Of milk
which he gathered from his front porch
when he stepped out and after they were
drained out they were used for the real
thing. Fellows who had never taken q
drink In their life got kicked up" to
the guards and everyone was merry.
The big parade started about o'clock
and it never stopped until the VICE hours
of the morning. Every kind Of a vehicle
was in line. mule drawn. steam and gas
oline propelled and in fact even baby
buggics were pushed in line. 1t was a
great celebration and great din can
Yet be heard ringing in ones ears If he
will but just ponder a moment and lis
ten. 1t marked the greatest victory Of
the ages and the establishment ofa real
peace on earth.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-11
OBITUARY !
MRS. MARY BAYHA
TAKEN BY DEATH
ONE OF THE MOST WIDELY KNOWN
RESIDENTS OF THE oUT-THE-
PIKE DISTRICT.
Mother-in-Lnw Of John c. Lynch, sec
rotary Of the 2. M. c. A, Dies ut
Age Of rs Years.

The death angel called from the land
OF the living last evening at o'clock
one Of the most widely known and high
Is respected residents OF the Wheeling
district, in the person of Mrs. Mary NJ.
B1yha widow Of the late Louis j.
Eayha for many years the cashier or
the Wheeling Bank and Trust company.
Mrs. Bayha passed peacefully away at
the family residence OF Pleasant VALLEY
She had been confined to her bed for
more than year her health had been
impaired for several years.
She was born in the Wheeling district
and was in the 18TH year OF her aG'.
She was Of q kind and loving disposition
and her friends were numbered by the
many. 4 faithful and dcvout member
of the First English Lutheran church Oh
this city, she took q keen and active In
tcrest in the church and its affairs an"
Alison in other community affairs. Her
husband preceded her to the Great &c
yond in 1915.
Surviving Is one daughter. Mrs. John
c. Lynch; one sister. Mrs. Matilda
Schcufler, Of La Crosse, Wis, and on"
brother, William Ticmann, OF Pits
burgh. Funeral arrangements are in
compete.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-11
TIED, THE SNAG," BY
MISS EL|N0R MILLAR
VIII Talk ON The Auc italian Gold Fields
The Greatest in The world This
Evening.

4 rare treat will be in store for those
WHO attend the Union Mission services
this evening when Miss Elinor Stafford
Millar will tell Of Ted The Snag' one
NJ tho greatest Of stories ever handed
down from the great Australian gold
fields. She said in an Interview to an
In,elligcnccr reporter last evening al the
Windsor hotel:
Ted stood out on tho street In front
Of n rough boarded saloon in kalgoorlic
viii We fight or buy n drink h" asked.
some bought. others elected to fight II
made no difference TO Ted. He liked to
fight almost as we'll as he did to drink.
"kaIgoortic is four hundred miles
from water, they drink the condensed
steam from the cruShcrs. ore crushers.
and the temperature stands one hundred
and twenty degrees in the shade Hanna
discovered gold there and $4,000 mon
Hooked thr." almost over night.
Eight dogs in one fight on the tent
floor while the meeting was in progress
and other things We do not often see
in Wheeling will feature Miss Elinor
Stafford Millar's talk II the Union Mis-
sion on Water and Fourteenth streets to-
night a. eight O'Clock.
Miss Mllar charaCterizcs Australia rs
the wcttcst country on Garth aud as she
came across in an Eng1!sh ship the last
time which served drinks until il reached
the three mile limit. great indeed was
her surprise and extreme her apprecia-
ton Of America. the home Of tho dry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-11
"Dri-Tonic," Does What
Rouge Can Not Do
IT GIVES THE ROSY TINT OF
CHILDHOOD BY MAKING YOU
STRONG AND HEALTHY.

Beauty IS moro than skin deep. It is
tho sign Of pure blood in healthy body.
and the simple effective way to have a
clean. pretty complexion and a healthy
color is to purify the system and blood
by the use Of the modern scientific
health remedy. "Dri- Tonic" Get two
ounces from Your druggist, mix it with
n quart Of pure we'll water, and take be-
fore each meal. 1t is pleasant to the
taste. and is absolutely free from alco-
hol. Cleanse tho skin frequently by the
us" Of n good soap and warm. not hot
water. and in few days Won will see
the rose color come into your face. and
your skin will have n velvety glow that
rouge can never give it. "Dri-TOnic'
acts in perfectly harmless way. IT
eliminates impurities from the blood and
promotes Digestion thus building up thu
body and making it strong and healthy.
"Drl-TOnr" is sold by all good drug
gists under a money back guarantee
Buy n package today. 1t Is the happI
help to health.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-11
2429 ENROLL
IN RED CROSS
RESULT OF MONDAYS CAMPAIGN
MELTED 4s7 NEW MEMBERS.
Effort Will Be Made To Complete Ohio
County Quota Today.

Returns from the Red Cross campaign
came in very slowly yesterday, reports
showing only r total for the days work
OF 4S7 new memberships. making a gen.
cral total of 2429. Today. the final effort
Will be put forth to get the full quota
and it will take big effort to put the
drive over successfully as much dis
enlargement seemed TO be felt at head
quarters last night. However, hope is
expressed by these in charge Of the cam
paign that today's results will break
higher. and tho remaining districts
which ar" still unhcard from will report
n larta number OF additions 10 the rank
Of membership. There are several re-
naming districts still 10 be be heard
from. Richie county. Washington coun-
try. Liberty and Madison having yet to
report.
No report nj al has so far been heard
from Bcnwood.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-11
MEsSRS. c. BURGESS AND HIRAM
II. TAYLOR RANK AMONG BEST
INSURANCE MEN IN ENTIRE
COUNTRY.
Promotion to General Agency at phila-
delphia-ono Of the Very Best in
the United States.

To rise within a few years from dis
triCt agency in Kentucky to head or the
general agency Of tn" Northwestern MI
tual Life Insurance company ut Ph'la-
dcl1hia is the rHmHrhnhlc career Of {.
Burgess Taylor ard Hiram NJ. Taylor
brothers. who sine" .,u7 have been In
charge Of the general agency for the
same company III this city. and who
leave within tho near future for their
new field. Premier Insurance mon In
every respect. il is littl" wonder that
they have been hoh"rcd by this great
company with one of the largest aTd
best Offices IN The entire fold.
4 little history of the two brothers
will not be amiss. rh"y started bust
ness with the same company that they
are now with under n. y. ENdmnn. in
charge Of one Of tho district agencies IN
kentucky. being located at Lexington.
They came from thrt agency to the
West Nirr'n.l agency and established
Offices IN ;h.s city. Mr.. &. burgess Tay-
lor. who has done the greater part Of
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GAINESVILLE

Owing to n shortage OF gas. the La
Ruchc window glass company was COM
p2llcd to shut down Saturday. Most OF
the employees being from other places
left for ncir homes yesterday.
Cyril GibbOn. OF Cincinnati. u, Is Wis
iting his father. Henry Gibbon OF East
Main street
Miss Frances Healy spent few days
with friends at Wheeling the last Of the
week
Miss Margretta Moldcn OF walton ave-
nuc. went down to Wheeling Friday to
visit the schools and visited over Sun
day with her cousin. Bess Mershrod.
GAINESVILLE high schools basketball
team play Woodsicld at that place Fri
day evening and defeated them by a
score of Is to Is.
Charles Bushala Of Cambridge, spent
Saturday here.
Alice Schuman and Florence Dement,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-11
PERTAINS ALICE
"SPOTTER" At WORK

Excitement ran wild last evening in
the Martins Ferry high school foot ball
camp du" la an alleged attempt to
steel the secret work Of the Ferry
eleven.
The team was in League park holding
secret practice for the game Saturday
with Who ling high school. when a
stranger was noticed standing just in
side the Gat" with pencil and paper TAX
ing notes. R"wlan Rankin. who first no
tlr"d tho man. with others. questioned
the man regarding his presence. but did
not get 4 satisfactory explanation Of the
'trnnr"r'S presence. II is claimed 4
LITTLE later. when pressed for nm en-
planatiOn. III" stranger left and hurried
toward Wheeling in an automobile bear
ing n West Virginia license.
The alleged scout" is said TO have
been about - years Of age and well
dressed. Ferry followers profess to be-
li"v" that h" was someone from Wheel
ing getting Il Ian" IN how to place bets
on Saturdays game.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-11
Cham berlain's Cough Remedy.

Do not imagine that because other
congh medicines failed to give you relief
that II will be the same with Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy. Bear in mind
that from a small beginning this rem
cdy has gained n world wide reputation
and immense sale. a medicine must
have exceptional merit to win esteem
wherever it becomes known. For sale
by all dealers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-11
the travelling for the company. is known /

the travelling for the company. is known
to practically every man Of prominence
In the state of West Virginia He has
been Instrumental in taking care OF tho
detail work such as legislative matters
for his company. and has had time TO
deliver lectures on The Science OF Life
Insurance" and also on the Art OF
Salcsmanship" to student bodies at the
West Virginia university Mt Morgan
town. to the Wesleyan college. Davis
and Elkins college, Carnegie Tech and
other Institutes OF learning. He is con-
sidered one Of the best yerscd insurance
men in the country.
Mt. II. NJ. Taylor Is also we'll versed
in the line OF business, and has been in
strumental with his brother in building
up a wonderful business. Prior TO the
coming Of the Tyalors to the state the
sum Of business for the year showed a
total Of $350.000. and the first year that
they were here they had the honor OF
doing a total OF s150.o00. while last
year .hcy did over s45oO.OOO in busin-
ness. Throughout the panic period OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-11
~@H-@ =
THOUSANDS POISONED !
Life Shortened by Uric Acid 4: :..as -
Ry DBL c. BABCOCK

Most people die eventually OF an over-acao conc0' ~ w 49,
~ b rendered more alkaline the longer live With regular
hours plenty between meals sensible coarse 1000 mo
chance to get the poons of the system man Will i've "
hundred But highly nervous way OF living brings
storage of uric acid body This acts as poison and
we suffer from lumbago aches palms, rheumatism sout -
Get rid of this uric poison by taking harmless medicine
.d A,urc which throws out the uric ad BY
stimulating the kidneys Drink pint Of hot water full half hour
before meals and take Anurc" three or four times day.
can be obtained at almost any drug store -~-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-11
Ockren kuhn Funeral.

Funeral scrviCCs FOR N" late Mary
Edna OchScnkuln, daughter Of Cha..
J. and Margaret Grubh"r Oshs"nkuhr.
who died Saturday will he held this
morning NJ $50 o'clock at TIA" family
homo in Pleasant Valley. opposite Noun.
Carmel Requiem high mass will h."
.., l.brai.d ut st MiCha"lS cathedral 4.
Edgiu,"n Ian" Mt . O'Clock and inter-
mcnt Will be made in Mt Calvary GENE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-11
NO EXCUSE FOR
RHEUMATISM

No matter how many Rheumatic
Remedies you have tried there =
only one that's absolutely SURE ma
certain.
Get a bottle OF "Neutfone Prs-
scription 80" at your druggists 70.
day, take 1t faithfully and your %
rid OF all soreness, stiffness ana
swollen. aching. painful joints ma
muscles, after q few days. -
Oh, my, but "Neutrone Prescr1p'
ton SO" will surprise you, you can
distinctly feel that overload OF agony
and pain leaving you and what .
relief, 80 easy, It's fine!
Get a bottle today, you owe II 70
yourself. then say goodbye, 0oa'
ble". For sale by
C. II. Griest 6 Co.. druggistA Sod
leading druggists everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-11
TAYLOR brothers BUILT UP
BUSINESS BY HARD WORK AND
HONEST DEALINGS WITH PUBLIC

have been connected with them here.
They are 0. +. Hcyman of this city.
who ranks as one of the leaders in tho
insurance business in the United States.
and Herbert l.. Smith OF Parkersburg.
also leader in the business. Their
many friends here wish them continued
prosperity and success.
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Alvin Mclaughlin.

Alvin Mclaughlin. Of - Sixteenth
street. AID 81 years. died nj 4:4i
o'clock yesterday afternoon at the Ohio
Valley General hospital. II. was I'd
mittcd to that institution nj $50 0'cl""i;
and died two hours AMI mft"'n minutes
later. The cause Of his death was Mt
given out by the attendants IF the hos
uital last evening. II" WAS admitted
to the hospital AZ a medical patient.
Little is known OF his relatives. rNccp,
that his parents live in Canada.
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PETERS TO PITTSBURGH

Jack Peters. local secretary OF the
iron and steel workers unions. Is In
Pittsburgh to-day. attending the meet
Ing Of the district secretaries. During
his absence his work will be conducted
by members of the general committee.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-11
RIVER NEWS
Stage. s feet: stationary.
Yesterdays Boats.

Yesterdays Boats.
Tho General Wood LIFT At 4.h0 n. m.
for Pittsburgh.
The Liberty left for GAINESVILLE al
500 p. m.
Today's Boats.
Tho Helen T.. VIII lrtvc for New
Matamoras at ll:S0 this morning.
IN. General Crowd"r viii arrive from
Charleston tomorrow and leave for
Pittsburgh sometime in the afternoon.
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and drag yourself day after day. because your head sees
dull and all the world ooks blue blue oe'ns CHASING 'o w
+, whan ons s all ont of chances out OF ten ITS
due to torpo It's the signal that pois0ns are
the system be cleaned out at once ln~ me 1m 70
take castor oil or that wenown tiny pellet made up OF
aloes and jaap, and sold by every druggist a. We "n'
ps Obtain them nom and avoid colds, grip" and dcne