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WEDNESDAY.A’prl122, 1914
MINIATURE ALMANAC FOR
TOMORROW. ‘
High tide 10:04n. m.; xo:o4 p. m.‘
Sun rises 4139:0115 6:42.
EVENING. SENTINEL TELE-
.DKONECALLS.
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890. —Editor’ 5 Residence. ,
rrrrrem-E‘lty Editor‘s Residence
SOCIETY NOTICES
Oh] Well LodgerNo. 108, F. and A. M.
Meets In Masonic Building, South
Main street. 1st and' 3d Tuesday of
each month~July and August ex-
ccptedv—nt 8 0'.clock All . Master
Masons cordially invited l). Burr
Beach, W. M. Robert M. Wilcox.
Bee.
Butler Chapter, N0. 38, R. A. M.
Meets in MasOnlc Building, South
Main street. second Tuesdhyn of
each month—July and August e‘x-
eepted—nt 8 o’clock. All Royal Aron
Masons cordially invited. Charles)
See;
A. Tuck, H. P. Robert W. Wilcox.\
WAR IS AN ACT. NOT A DECLARA.g
Tl0N_
0n the fourth of March.
1899., con-
gress passed a resolution appropriabi
‘Inlr $710,000,000 I‘OI'
rl‘hat art was the real hcglnlling‘
“national defense." 1
01':
it ‘
all issuci
the war uith Spain. For months
had been patent that such
was unavoidable, and though iurihcri
diplomatic communications passed be}
tween the governments of the two na- ‘
lions, they were little better than pro
Forum sparringe to gain time. Troops
and ships were luohlll'lmd. prcpnrir
tiona for hostilities went forward pre-
cisely as it" there had been a formal]
declaration of war, says the New Leu-
tiou Day. '- ' i
It was not until April l9. however:
that an ultimatum demanding the
withdrawal or Spain i'rom theuialundt
oi Cuba uns introduced into congress: '
PIPER SPIRES.
BASEBALL RESULTS
and adopted. [‘hc ultimatum was
signed hr President McKinley
next (in) and submitted to the Spanish
minister, l‘eunated‘
mill received his‘passport, 0n the!
twenty-iirst United States Minisleri
Woodward at Madrid was handed llis'l
Both parties to the coutro-I
u ho imlucdiaicl;
passport.
vorsy acted on the presumption that:
relations.I
The nci'
the severing ot‘ diplomatic
precipitated a state of war.
«~995in oi a spelliic declalaiitm was
not generally recognized. (in April
2i. Admiral Deuey‘s fleet left Honnt
l
Kong uuderbrders to pleteed to Main:
no and destrot the Spanish fleet there W. L
There man no uitelees telegraph and Chicago """""""" I; ‘1)
it would llillti been impossible to in New mYor-lc- '''''' 3 E
torcepi Dewey with new orders, it. Washington ........... 3 2
was tw enty four hours later, however. :St. Louis ......... ....3 3
“before congress, at the suggestion ot‘ Illiladelphin. ----------- 2 2
Boston ..... . .....
the president, passed a resolution de Cleveland _________ 0 6
claring that a state
and had ertlsted since the twenty-flret.‘
"v
War depends on no declsrstloua
or war existed.
nowadays, a fact some time since root '
ognized by the nations. Warrdeclarsn
itself We are not. as President Wilt
course we are‘lnldug in Mexico. Wei
' are not even. making war against Merl .
. loch-an m nation But it we» eminent
engaged in war operations at ”the
long as there. is su'cil avoid; The
fact that It is a. police 13% which we
are undertaking elm Its xrlm‘possii
lbiiities not a whit. In spite of mm Brooklyn .. . _ . ' . -. ...3 ,
liness which. lie Mr. Wilson Boys. Will Phlltbddlphin .......
feel toward the Mexican people as oi: 6i- W .m.........
' whole, the exigencies of the situation
'will unfortunately make it necessary
to regard as pnemigs“ all who oppose Cincinnati W“1
“out- come.
A GWWUII would not.
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Boston ,1
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Prepared Especially For This Newp'aptr
by Pictorial Rum-w
FOR A“ SUMMER HULL.
5603
Sheer summer fabrics will be found m'vr
suited
(rock.
to carrying out
.am.
this stylish single small
It looks well in delicate blue Stitch uppcr mines or port and porch
trimmed with a block sutin girdle and 'toucthcr.
neck cord in the same color.
The softness and grace oi! this Knock
are its disttnxulshlnn features. The
skirt lookolespoclnlly wall trimmed with
frills, 0: soft mull or silk muslinuond
may be or any. raft" silk. or mercertud
cotton fabric. It, is madmwirlw blah
waist-lino. 3nd. thoulower puma! the
front and back some may be: made
straight or rounded.
"Jiha- waist to of the name material as
the Mile.
To make the dressreuuires:
7 yards or w-luch material at as unt-
n ynrd' ...................... flit
i vnrd‘nnmmluon for cello .15
1 yard t-Incb lace for slot-you... .40’
The skirt. is: of. n. modll. moth ten-r
qucntly for independent wear: with
thin waists, 'l‘he piecing for the puff
and placing (or l‘tlmP will hnwr‘ to be
out on an. open width or. the miles-ill.
The goods should be folded. however.
tor the put? ((3), radio (D). from gone ‘
For thedowr ,
(A) and back gore (13).
from parts of from and back cores in
roundod line out out on small "A" per-
tomtlolls
Thou pivot the but it gore. creasing on
slot perforations; brlur folded edits to
line or maul "0" perforations) and
stitch. Slush down told at, centephsck
frol'n upper edge to lurga "O" parlomo
tion: nnlsh edges for opening." Join.-
gorca nu notched. Pleat extensionur
creasing on double “no“ perforations,
brim; folded edge to single small "0"
perforations and press.
Close buck scam of ruffle. Gather
uppor edggibbmeen double "'l‘T" perm;
ratlouu. Adjtlst,.tn position on sores,
centers cvcn; stitch upper edtz'c along
douhlc "(u)" perforations, bringing ain-
glc small "o" perforations to corrc~
Hpmltlilln perforations in sores.
tfluao buck scum of port from large
"0" perforation to lower cdt‘ro; ilnlnh
odgcn uhow for placket. (inlhcr llppcr
and IOWI'!‘ cdnna lmtwccn double “'l."i"'
m-rt‘oraliona. Adjust to position on
gurus. m-nicrs cvcn; stitch lmvor oilin-
uppm- t‘tliit‘ ol' rullln. bringing
“o" perforations tt'tlrethor.
t‘etltnru emu, bringing smut] ,
"o" pcriomtlml In pul‘t to side seam. _
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Nev} York, 3: Washington. 2
Boston. 1 ;
Chicago, 6; St. Louis, 1.
Detroit, 7; Cleveland, 1.
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Standing at Clubs.
Game- ‘I’odsy. ‘7
Detroit stilt. Louis.
Chicago at Cleveland.
Washington stNow York.
Philadelphia at. Boston.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterday'saneeulie.
New York, 0; Brooklyn. 0.
Philadelphia. 3'; Boson. 4.
. Pittsburgh. 5: Cincinnati. 2
8t. macaw will.
Building. of club!-
Pittsburgh . ... .8
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9 ...-.78—
”writeup.
Waist No. 5588.
Price of pattern, 15 cents.
Skirt No. 6608
Price of pattern. in cunts.
Philadelphia, 1 (l3
uings, darkness).
0- INNMAII um n
Sizes 32. 34, 36, an. 40. t: and 44 built. 3
Biz“ 21,33. 2‘. 3.. 2B, 30 and 88' Mill.
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Imn') ill. I
m7 INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterday-'0 Roeulto.
Jersey City. 8; Montreal. 1.
Newark. «wheelie-tar. 2.
. Baltimore, 7; Buflalo. 0.
if; Providence. 5: Toronto. 4. .<
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.600 p , w. l. P.(‘-.i
.80” Jersey City ........... 1 o wool
500 Newark ............. ..1 0: 1.000
300 Baltimore ........... ..1 o 1.000,.
~33“ rmvidence ......... 1 0 1.000‘
~00“ Montreal. .......... .0 .1 .000
ambehor ............o 1 .009.
3111810 ...............0 1 .000
Toronto 0 1 .000
g nnmoo today-
Montrsai in Jersey city.
Welter . In. Newark.
'Butislo in. Baltimore.
Toronto in Providence.
5 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Cleve-funds a; elimiwlllo‘, I.
lndianspoils. I; Golumbns. 0.
Milwaukee.- ll; Minneapolis, 0.
8t. Tent. '13; Kansas City, 4‘.
‘32,; Texas Lei-loos.
:7“. Delta» 5; hurt Worth. 0. y .
an» 999«99190910. 4; Benunwnt. a (are: .
«on nine); San Antonio, 4; Beaumont, 3
A“, (second We).
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Indianapolis ........ . .3 3 v .500'
liaitimore.............2 2. .500
Chicago ............... 2 -t 9' .333
Kansas City ...........‘3 4 .333
Pittsburgh ............. 0 2 .000
Games Today.
Brooklyn at. Baltimore.
iiudalo at Pittaburuh.
Chicago at St. touts.
lndlnnltpolis at Kansas City.
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WWI 5r Allifln 1 "
(Houston. 3; Galveston. 3
WEN-I ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
‘ ”Richmond. 6; Newport News, t.
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We have cempieled alterations and removed our stock 0!
Wings, Liablemn, Ill I!
‘ on our new third floor. Large purchaecs .0f the bent and newest anode hovel been made for this Whig. Even-thing was cnrmlly selected
with a u... to giving our customers the best possible mines at the minimum prices.
31.25 Fancy
‘Senm' :Clntai’us» ‘
89c -,
$1. 75 Nottingham
Lace Eudaibs
, It
31 29.
33 Brussels
, Curtains
$398
$2 Marquisette‘
Curtains '-
$1.69
~ 29cm
' Cllfi'aius
Marie Antoinette and [wish Point Lace Curtains Manu-
Iactutérs’ Saulpismlt
9x12 Axmillster Rugs, large variety of patterns
9am Tapestry Rugs, all new designs
27x54 Altillillster Rugs, value 32. 00 .
7le We Erase
Rugs. all colors
0
atone-third under regular price.
3
19.50 and $22.50
$14 98
3.1 49'
36-79
Japanese and Chinese Mattings, all the newest patterns and designs. 25c, 29c,. 35c
Q
livery lit-m is n 'xenuinc Boston Store quality although priced even less titan the usual Benton Store-prim?
which is invarbaly the low-
uud polishing hardwood floors
find furniture; One bottle of
polish \lglth each mopprognlnr
price 31 '..3 ............. 75¢
ROUND WILLOW CLOTHES
llAlil’lditS: regular price 81.75
1'2 qt. Solid Steel WATER
l’All., whitt- cunlneled; regular
prlco 730 .............. 49¢
Extra, heavy Galvanized ASH
CANS. with cover: regular price
heavy tin~ sides. copper bottom;
regular price $2.00 .. $1.49
White icmuuol STICNCIIJI‘II)
F‘bOlTR BOX. will hold 25 lbs.
flour; regular price 50c . 39¢
esti. 'l‘llcac Specials and muny)‘ othclu are ready for Thursday nndi-‘riday buyers.
12ml littextmhe (n ' . . . . .
“vamm Mb"... clingy...“ ' P .1" 9919 “my hand made bTM’ mmnm canine. The new Lsdd EGG angina.
m p’mo, m sruxr CLOTHES onetime, hardwood. nicely polished; reg- center drive mm 3 mung
' """""" 19" culvectnilr made for wet wash: “1" ””09 “”9 $1.39 blades: will make .1 eggs go as
“I'm “’00“ ”095' {0“ “"9.“ regular price" 81.00 79¢ Nb, 9 WASH BOILERS, extrar tar as i; rcgtllur price fpoc
.................... 35¢
Adjustable ClflTFflDB DRY-
Fiit, opens into 5 parts; value
"$1.2; ................... 79¢
.................. $1.35“ $1.513................$1.19V
<l‘i..\'l"l‘.-L‘J and WIRE CAR- t; qi. rm Reruns, solid
PET lilMTI-ZRS: regular 91109 steel. gray enameled: regular .
Linc ..... , ................ 19¢ price 590 .............. 39¢
CHICAGO CURTAIN 9mm— .) 1,. ,
(‘Hl‘lllSfidll be adjusted to any .. qt. RIC la BOILERS, solid
' steel. gray cnsmaled: regular .
also, titted with easel: regular price 6-10
llrlcc $1.95 .......... $1331 " """""""" 45¢ ‘
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Norfolk. 4; Mmhurz, 1
Roanoke, 9; Portsmouth. 2.
PACIFIC OOAST LEAGUE.
Mainland. 9; Bull Francisco. 8.
Portland. 7; Venice. 4.
Bscmmenmilns Aussies. rain.
‘ COLLEGE GAMES TODAY.
Yule vs. Columbia.
Harvard“. Annapolis.
New Hampshire vs. Brown.
Colby vs. Dartmouth.
Uranus vs. Burchulere.
Trinity vs. Virginia.
Fordhsm vs. .J’rincetou. ' *
Wyatte va. Cornell.
Rutgers vq. Pennsylvania.
Amherst Mup- vs. Holy Cross
wslwo am or none "I
THE BIG LEAGUES. '
undo—-
Nations! League,
,New York O
Philadelphis,... ...............3
lieuoidyn'D~ 0
Boston I
“Rm......r..-......‘..n...13
Pittsburgh “14
(initiate 9
Cincinnati 5
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NW YONG 00o c‘W-eeruatocl a
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vitibilllltivt‘l pool.
KANSAS CITY STE‘ALS
INDIAN TWIRLER
FedffOflered Mal-sins $21,000 tor.’
Three Years, but Cuban Refused.
‘ormmnarl. 0.. April 22.4mm
“Chic!" Johnson. the big Winnebago
lndisn pitcher of the Cincinnati team,
last. night sinned s‘ contract to Join
-* the Kansas City Federal insane team-
slld left. for St. Louis to join it. What
salary was promised Johnson was un-
known. Johnnon was accompanied by
President C. C. Madison. of the Kansas
City club.
The action: of Johnson was prompt-
ed by a dispute-«with Manager Horton.
who lined the pitcher 3100 last Friday
for not reporting in condition. John
son telelimhed to Madison, Who me
on It once and had I long tour with
hint at I. local hotel.
Madison also endeavored to secure
{Armando «Mmsm the Gilblll out.-
iielder, altering him 321.000 for three
years. 37,000 of it to be paid on cash
at. once. Martians retused.‘
OUIMI‘I" "META-3M GOOD FORM.
wu-
Plnye 1M0 Fine Monies Rounds at
Wom‘Ho.
f CRISS AND DALY RELEASED.
Pitcher Sent Back to Houston and
Coach Lot Out Unconditionslly.
NEW YORK. April 22.~—Mansger
Frank Chance otthe New York Ameri-
cans has released Pitcher Dede Chats
and Coach Tom Duly. Cries has boom
sent rillicit to Houston of the Texas
Magus, from which club he was secure
ed last tau. Duly has received his .uu-
conditional release.
Cries came up with a great rennin,
tion for speed which he tolled to doliv.
or up no this time. While ‘Dode‘bss 0
line curve; the Poet-lean lander was of
motopinion'he could not malts good in
tact company without, at speed! built
with which» to supplement it; It is.
likely that Dede was given to fimton’
with some understanding as to Name
We. mom there next spring ton
training purposes.
The release of Pitcher Bunny Heal-no
to Toronto m nnflltmmfll oileln‘lly
st the mmnr embed WV
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BOWLING TOURNEY
ATLANTIC CITY, N. 1., April 22.—
Harry F. Krnuse. or Washington, with
a sheet of 678, last. night rolled into
first. place in the individunl set at the
National ‘BWllng Association meeting.
while Joe West. Canadian champion.
tool: second place with 676. Louis
Mn, of Cleveland, who has held the
top berth tor amoral days. was forced
into third place.
No changes were made in the live
leaders of the twomen or tivemen
groups.
The individual leaders are:
'lia'wee. Washington. 678; Joe West,
Buttslo. 070; Louis Frans. Cleveland,
605; S. 'E. Roberts..va York, 669; F.
Glsnte. New York. 0“.
Harry
EASTERN ASSOCIATION MEETING
TODAY.
This is the day when the Eastern
Association mmntss author at New
Haven and: mm a. dual. snort to *
utmishton our the man muddle
and him the; handler proposition.
Gm!" Gibrkili mas Hartford team
will not be able to attend. the meeting.
I! be his not WM 003 the house
for sum dine-ed" must: mute
sll‘ helium turn whimw'iumsr- to ,
not intes‘lienoflr’sxmymow. He
11m be “prompted to Museum» by
William E. Garey of Well]. .
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