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The Washington herald., 1914-12-13
Marshall Gives Christmas Gift

Shipments of war supplies were made
by the Red Cross yesterday that totaIed
IO1 cases CT hospital garments, hospital
supplies, blankets and shawls and cloth
ing for the women and children. These
supplies win be distributed in France,
Germany, NAustria-Hupngsry and Bel
GUM. \ Christmas sift IN the form of a
check fo- 500 was received from Vice
President Marshall
The Washington herald., 1914-12-13
ANOTHER SLIDE IN CANAL.
shipping VIII Be Delayed Several
Days, Sayk MeSsnEe.

San Francisco, Dec 12-Another big
slide occurred the Calebra Cut OF
the Panama Canal today. according To
telegram received by W. r. Grace 4
Co.. the maratimc firm, from their Pan
anna agents.
Shipping will be blocked three or four
days, the wire said.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-13

An English insurance company issuss
a policy covering damage done by mili-
tant suffragettes.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-13

A Southern geographic society has been
established at Knoxville. Tenn. for the
purpose OF stimulating the interest Of its
members and OF the public in the study
and appreciation OF the science or
geography.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-13

LouIsiaus's 1918 mineral production
MAS valued at S2I,0I1,saa.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-13

Experiments have been made by the
United States Bureau OF Mines in COM
bintng limestone with coke as fuel.
forming hquid stag which runs freely
and avoids cIinker and ash troubles.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-13

Vacuum carsfes. permanently installed
in the rooms of new hotels viii disband
the "ice water brigade"
The Harrison times., 1914-09-19
Election Proclamation.

], J. W. Helm, Sheriff OF Boone County. Ar.
kansas, DO hereby proclaim that there viii be
an election held in the several townships in
said county on the second Monday in Sentem.
Der, the same being the 18Th day Of Septem-
Der 1914.
At which election the following state, Dis.
trCt County and Township officers are TO be
voted for and other matters herein named
submitted 10 the people, to-wit;
State Ofhcers.---One Governor, one SeCre-
tary Of State one Auditor Of State, one Super
intendcnt of Public Instruction, one Treasur-
er, one Commissioned of State Lands, one At
torney General, one Commissioner of Mines,
Manufactures and Agriculture, one Associate
Justice Of the Supreme Court, and three rail
road Commissioners.
District Officers. ...-One Circuit Judge Of the
Fourteenth Judicial Circuit, one Prosecuting
Attorney OF the Fourteenth judicial Circuit.
one State Senator Of the Third Senatorial Dis.
triCt.
County Ohicers.-.0ne representative, one
County and Probate Judge, one Circuit Clerk
one County Clerk, one Sheriff, one Collector,
one Treasurer, one Assessor, one Surveyor
and one Coroner.
Township Officers. Two justices Of the
Peace, one Constable and one Road OverSeer
in each township, except in Harrison Town
ship, which is composed OF two road districts,
one Overseer will be elected in each District
ACTS PROPOSED BY lNIATlVE PETITION or
THE PEOPLE
For or Against Act No, l,'"Chld LABOR Law,
For or Against Act No. 3.."Publicity Act.
AMENDMENTS TO THE CONSTITUTION OF
ARKANSAS, PROPOSED BY INITIATIVE
PETITION TO THE PEOPLE.
For or Against Amendment No, l4,"Munici-
pal Bond Amendment.
TO THE CONSTITUTION OF
ARKANSAS, REFERRED TO THE PEO-
PLF BY LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.
For or Against Amendment No. l5.--FNing
salary for members Of the General Assembly.
For or against Amendment No. l6. "PTovid-
inc for the election OF a Lieutenant Governor,
OTHER MATTERS.
For or Against Liquor License.
For or Against sale Of Native Wine,
For or Against Road Tax
Said election will be held az the usual yot-
ing precincts In said county.
Witness my hand as such Sheriff on this
the l4th day Of August, 1874.
}. W. HELM, Sheriff,
The Harrison times., 1914-09-19
Memorials Of the Southland.

A likeness of the Confederate
monument, which will be erected in
Harrison next june was shown at
the Lyric, at the Reunion moving
picture show last Friday night. 1t
is similar to the one recently erected
at Columbus, Mississippi, being IN
the form of a Greek temple, sur
mounted by the heroic figure of a
Confederate soldier. Inside will be
e fountain These monuments are
springing up all over our Southland,
Among the most notable is the
beautiful marble monument erected
at Richmond, by the South, over
the remains of Winnie Davis, the
idolized Daughter of the Coniederacy
which represents Miss Davis likeness
with angel wings, in commemora-
tion Of her life and character as the
Angel Of the South,
Others are the monument erected
by the South to President Davis
at Richmond, the Sam Davis monu.
ment erected in Tennessee TO the Com
federate Nathan Hale, the Conieder-
ate monument before the Arkansas
State House, and the Winnie Davis
Memorial Hall at Athens, Georgia.
and Boone county cannot long
afford to be without one,
The Harrison times., 1914-09-19
Warning Order.

State Of Arkansas, County Of
Boone Before J, W, Andrews, Jas
tice Of the Peace, Harrison Town
ship,
S. N. Bradshaw and Ben F, Ne.
Mahan, Plaintiffs,
!, NJ, Sitz, Defendant
The defendant, J, NJ, Sifa, is hereby
warned to appearin this court with.
in 30 days and answer complaint OF
plaintiffs, S, n. Bradshaw and Ben
r. McMahan
Given under my hand this Sept,
9th, 1913,
], W, Andrews, Justice oithc Peace,
The Harrison times., 1914-09-19
THE HARRISON TIMES.
ST. 90 per year.
SATURDAY, SEPT. II, 1914.

Congressman J. N Tillman, Of
Fayetteville, has been taking in our
fair.
DIR, E. Nj. Smith, of Calico Rock,
has been in the city the past few
days.
Miss Nina Nicholson is recover
ing from what it was feared would
be a dangerous illness.
Members Of the Hookworm
Commission in Little Rock report
that Hookworm is prevalent in Ma
rion county.
k. c. Cofman, of Little Rock,
has been spending the week with
Harrison relatives.
The Harrison times., 1914-09-19
Notice for Publication
Department Of the interior

UtWhITWtNT OF TNt TnTfTTUTI
u, S, Land once at Harrison, AFk,
August i7th 1914,
Notice Ia hereby given that William 7,
Brewster, Of pmdall, ArRu who. on March bth
1909, made Homestead Entry Spfirl, No, 0G30C
ior SW ia 81 ia Sec, n &SW Ia sW la,
SW IA See %, Township 10 n, Range IN W,
5th prn Meridian, has fled noticeoi Intention
10 make Five year proof, 20 establish claim
TO the above described before Register and
Receiver, at Harrison, AVA, on the 9tlh dhS
Of SeBt 1914, Clament names gs Witnesses
Joe Mann, =, N, Daniels, Rohh ptrrymHn,
Alfred Hammond all oi rndall Arm
Hupp Il. Hudging, Register,
The Harrison times., 1914-09-19
Notice for Publication.

Department OF the Interior,
U, s. Land ONCE at Harrison, Arkansas,
Sept |, 1914.
Notice is hereby given that Andrew j, Ar
ner, Of Boxley, Ark who on April H. 1911
made Homestead Entry No, 0sl9l for NV IA
section SO, township l6 north, range % west,
5th principal meridian, has filed notice Of in.
tention TO make three year proof 10 establish
claim to the land above described before the
register and receiver at Harrison, Ark on
the Goth day OF October 1914,
Claimant names as witnesses c. c, Smeley,
of Boxlcy Ark and Morris, Thomas Nail
ard Robert Nail, all Of Kingston, Ark.
BRICE B, HUDGlNS Register,
The Harrison times., 1914-09-19
To Nv RtIendh,

am deeply grateful for the votes
cast for me at Monday's election.
My gratitude to the men who voted
for me is no less altho | foiled IN the
election, / desire also tostbank my
Messrs Shouse and
Harp for their courteous treatment
during the campaign, These gentle
men have my best wishes for their
success aud happiness
f. H. pATWeK,
The Harrison times., 1914-09-19
Notice for Publication.
Department uf the interior,
ii A. lund Oflfr Ut HltFitOn. !

TtVNTIWTNI UT INC InTVTTUII
U, $, Land Once W Harrison, Arm,
Augurl 20, 1914,
Notice ID hereby given that Thomas D.
Wood Of Prosperity, Arhu who on August 10,
igii made Homestead Entry No 0hb2b Tor lhr
east hall Of the H6uihuasl quarter NJ section
%, township 20 north HhEr ~ west bth
principal meridian. hbs nlpd notice Of intrn.
iiun iu MAKE lhrrpNunr proof Co tttuOllth
claim 10 the land above described, before me
register and receiver NJ Harrison, hfbu On
the Hlh day Of October IVA, -
Claimant HamFa ns witnesses Tom Riddle
fprfgrf, Ace Roberts H. Holt pnd srlhumU.
son, Hii Of Prosperity ArRt
nkGEB, HuDGlNs, Register
The Harrison times., 1914-09-19
Notice for Publication.

DCDNrIWCNT OF INC TnTrTIOf,
U, s, Land Once at Harrison, Arb
August &, 1914.
Notice is hereby given TINT Floyd S. Harris,
Of Wllcockson, Ark, who on January 4, 1918
made Homestead Entry No. 0l06S2 for sw IA
of Sc IA and Sc Ia Of sw Ia, Section &c, town.
ship " north, range 20 west, 5th principal
meridian, has filed notice OF intention 10
make commutaton proof TO establish claim 10
the land above described before the Register
and Receiver at Harrison, Ark, on the 22nd
day OF September 1914,
Claimant names as WITNESSES L. d, ChCag.
bro, Ida Cheasbr0, NClghhors, II. T., Heinlcn,
BRlCE b, HUDGlNS, Register
The Harrison times., 1914-09-19

Monroe Lovett was down from
BerryviIlc for the fair,
All members of the Royal Arch
Masons are requested to attend the
regular meeting Monday night, Sep
tember q. Ben RlTCHEy, Sec.
The Battle of Gettysburg at
the Lyric last Friday night was
much appreciated, not only by the
old Confcderatcs but by their child
ren and grandchildren,
Mrs. A. NJ. Gossett, who has
been visiting at the homes of her
sister, Mrs, A, L, Furgusop, and her
nephew, ". S, Miller, returned on
Thursday to her home in Jonesboro
Mrs. Mac Rowland died at
Western Grove yesterday, Her
daughter Robyn camein from Tulsa,
Ok, the same day. not knowing her
mother was sick, We extend sym.
pathy,
Lon Ingram and family, who
have been living in Missouri for sey.
eral years past, have returned to
make Harrison their home MIR,
Ingram has gone into the grocery
business with Loammi Beller.
DO you want all the war news.
We can furnish you the Springfield
Leader Daily and Sunday from now
until January /, 1915, ior only
500, Come in quick and get the
early benefit Of this offer,
W A, Bower has won the dis
dincton of erecting the first silo in
this section, on his place "Hilldale
Farm just one mile west Of town.
II is a cotton Oregon fir Saginaw
He is gradually working up q nice
little dairy business,
Lowell Whitesides, a prominent
Young business man Of the city, died
Tuesday night Of typhoid fever, and
was buried Wednesday evening by
the Masons, His brother, Earl, is
also very low with the fever, The
bereaved family has the sympathy
Of all
Low, one way second class col
onist fares TO the West and North.
west on sale daily from September
oath 10 October stb inclusive, Har'
risOn TO San Francisco san Diego
and Los Angeles, $500 To Port.
land, Spokane, Seattle and Tacoma,
$40 5J, For further particulars ask
the NJ a. n, A, agent or write Jay
Kerr, 8 j, A., Harrison, Ark
Master Dwight Edward kcycs
entertained a number Of bis little
friends, on Friday last, in honor OF
his 9th birthday Those present
were Gladys and Louis Dunno, Rob
eft Francis, Almafine Maggafd Yes.
ia and Vincent kcyes, Tom Gobroy
Thelma, l'ama and Virgje Casey,
Eva May Conroy, Bonnie Seoborne
and Pauline Sterling,
w, 5, Bouton, of Springdale,
who is collecting the horticultural
exhibit Of Arkansas for the Panama.
YaciGc Exhibition for 1913, was IN
town Thurqday and Friday, inter
viewing growers and attending the
county fair Il is desired that all
growers who will help to give Ark.
ansas a good exhibit will notily him
go. At!.a 1 t.g.. Hnk,,t ,t nttYpin
The Harrison times., 1914-09-19
Notice for Publication
Department Of the Interior
+, Land Office 40 Harrison Ark

Department Of the interior,
q, S Land once at Harrison, Ark
August l7tb i9ia
Notice ~ hereby given that Joe Mann, Of
nomrsIcad lniery Serial, No, 075G3 for SE ~
NV irAGNE IA SW ID, Section 80, Township
iG k Range lBW, bth prln Meridian, hNt
Nlcd notice ~ intention 10 make Three year
proof IN establish claim w the land above
described, before Register and Receiver. ei
Harrison, Arkansas ON the 2tth day Of Replo
iAiAl tmimHni names AZ Witnesses W. T.
bfeWrftrf, J., NJ Daniels, Rdbis pefiymaH,
Alfred Hammond, all Of phdali AfH
Hfiup n, HudEint, Register,
The Harrison times., 1914-09-19
Notice for Publication.

Department OF the Interior,
u, s, Land Once at Harrison, Arkansas,
Sept, |, 1914,
Notice Is hereby given that william Armer,
Of Dolmar, Ark who on june 9TH, 1908 made
tl.2 sw ia, sw "a se lA section % and nv
ia ne Ia section rs, township " north,
range 20 west, 5th principal meridian hos
filed notice Of intention 20 make Ave year
yean proof 20 establish claim 10 the land
above described before the register and re-
eeiyer at Harrison, Arkansas on the goth day
Of October 1914,
Claimant names as witnesses James Slapef,
John plumlcc and Thomas Blackstone, all Of
Demar Arm, and Thomas Baker, OF Usage,
Arm. BRlCE Il, lUDGlNh, Register,
The Harrison times., 1914-09-19
Notice for Publication.

Department Of the Interior,
u, s, Land ONCE at Harrison Arkansas,
Sept, /, i0li
Notice Is hereby given that Joseph NJ, Mur
ply, OF pndall, ARK who on July 20, 1910
made Homestead Entry No, 07273 for nv 4
Sc Ia, e 10 sw "a and NV IA sw Ia, Section
II, township 10 north, range rs west, 5th
principal meridian, has fled notice Of ntcn.
tion tu make Communication Proof 10 establish
claim 10 the land abcye dcecribcd before the
register and receiver at Harrison, Ark on
the 2ist day Of october 1914,
Claimant names as witnesses Mahl0n Dols.
by, James D0lsby, A, o, Roper and James
Hoover, all Of pindall, Ark
BRlCE HUDGlNS, Register
The Harrison times., 1914-09-19
Warning Order

IN the Chaneery Cour' Of Boone
county, Arkansas, ..
Maude NJ Connolly Plaini5H
vs.
william z, Connolly Defendant
The defendant, william z, Connolly,
~ warned TO appear 10 the thaneefy
eotrt Of Boone county, Arkansas, 20
be held at Harrison, Arkansas, within
thirty days and answer the complaint
Of the plaihtlil, Maude NJ, Connolly
Witness my hand and The seal oi
said ehaneefy court on this, August
August 7th, 1914,
MARVIN HtTHcotT,
Clerk Of the circuit and chautcrY
courts Of Boone county, Arkansas,
The Harrison times., 1914-09-19
Notice for Publication.

Department oi the Interior
H. a. Land once at Harrison Arkansas,
AuFusI ~, ihi4,
Notice is hereby given inst haHniejt Curry
formerly Mamie i. CWlyhnt Nt Omaha. Aihl
who ON OUiUbr 2lfdt 1911 made Homestead
~ IN i|n section q, and rHHi half tifi ~, srC.
lion d. township N north, range 10 west, bth
principal meridlnn hhH hlrd notice Of lnlrn
iiuH tu make three year proof lU establish
claim ~ the land above described before The
TrrIslrf aud receiver AZ HARRISON Arkansas
uH The 10Th dhy NJ October 1914,
Claimant names as witnesses Franz hrnuH,
H. y. gmpHihsj y, H. Elmer ana James hurd
" " bRiti n, HUDGlts. Register
The Harrison times., 1914-09-19
Notice for Publication
Department Of the iniefiof,
n L Land once ft Harrison, Arm

Department ul the lnttfltr
u, g. Land once al Haffitoh hfH'
SEPT q 1915,
b6tIce IA hereby given that Jonathan J,
bile, of Valley Springs, Arm who ~. sept
az itdne ia and ~ fr 10, Sec, a. IT, "
north, range ~ west, 9th principal mtnalan,
bes filed notice Of Intention 20 make thitc
wear pF0of TO establish claim 70 iht lbhd
above desCfibed before the register bnu ie,
october IVA, .... ,.....,, ,,,.,
Ice, 0l Harrison, Ariu /, Tate uh0 MrhWo
Tayl0r 0f Western Grove ARM bnN George
WAUlee, Of Valley Syringe. Are.
URiCE 4, HuDGiNht Register
The Harrison times., 1914-09-19
Cotton pickers Wanted.

Several hundred acres around Cor
dell white aud ready 70 pick Great
cry Tor pickcrs Anyone wanting a
Job call on A, Marshall four miles
east OF tordell, Ok Phone No pao.
The Harrison times., 1914-09-19
Apple Boxes

Those growers desiring apple
packages can secure same from Mr..
James Gibson at his barn 10 Harri.
son, For terms phone or address
Oryille Farquharson, at Gapps, Ark,
The Harrison times., 1914-09-19
The Christian Church.

= The subject for Sunday is "Two
Great Movements Of the Modern
Church" Morning "The Missionary
Movement Evening THE Temper
ancc Movement
i. NJ. CUMMINGS,
The Harrison times., 1914-09-19
White Church Cemetery,

People Of the neigbborhood are
requested to meet at the White
Church Cemetery on Saturday the
Goth for the purpose Of cleaning the
Grounds.
g, w. INGRAM.
The Harrison times., 1914-09-19

Take a liver square for bilious
ness, torpid llyeh malaria a6e per
box, n your druggist cannot supply
You, write the Liver Square Company
at Cotlcf Arkansas,
The Harrison times., 1914-09-19
Residence for Sale.

! offer for sale a nice Residence on
721 west Nicholson Avenue a fine
Milch Cow, a nice flock Of Chickens,
household goods, and canned Fruit,
{. /. Hall,
The Harrison times., 1914-09-19
The Christian Church.

The Sunday morning subject will
be "Is it Christian - For the ev.
euing, Auguste Sabaties,"
F, NJ. CUMMINGS, Pastor,
The Harrison times., 1914-09-19
Local and Personal


Galloway College.
Miss Dorothy Mitchell is visit.
ing friends at Searcy,
Mrs, {. M Greene Sr. is visiting
in Iowa.
The Woman's Exchange has ad-
ded stock Of notions.
W. S. Roberts made a business
visit 10 Helena the first Of the week
Hubert Trent is about again at.
ter long siege Of typhoid.
Master Jack McClary is recover
ing from a broken arm.
Take your last years hats to
the Woman's Exchange to be re-
modelled.
Kirby Beller, 7-year,old son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Loammi Beller, is i'll
of typhoid fever,
T. G. Moss has the lumber on
the ground for some improvements
in his residence.
Mrs. NJ, 6, STROBE and her little
daughter arc visiting relatives in
Kansas City,
Miss lrma Aston, Of Helena,
who has been the guest Of Mrs, Arch
Crump lately, has returned home,
Mrs, Matte Johnson, Of Hot
Springs, was in Harrison the last OF
the week.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs, 2. S,
Kcycs, on the night OF September
l4th, baby girl,
Marvin EIathcoat is. able to be
about agalo after a pfotraeted ilI'
ness.
w. j. Grifis, Harrison Route 2,
wants to know if anyone has rem
cdy for bugs in alfalfa,
Miss Lottie McGinn was in the
train which was wrecked on the
Frisco Wednesday, but was not in.
jurcd,
Mrs, Hodgcp Kirby and little
daughter, who visited Harrison rel
atives last week, have returned to
their home in Little Rock.
Wayne Andrews came up from
Little Rock Friday last for q two
weeks visit with homefolks,
TIC, Moore, Of the firm Of Rothe
q Moore, cleaners and dyers, Of
Little Rock, is visiting relatives in
Harrison,
A petition was circulated the
first of the week TO raise money to
send Uncle Lige Lowback TO a sol
dier's home in Indiana,
Luke GuiIbert and VIII GuiIbert
and wife, Of Carthage, Mo, have
been visiting their sister, Mrs, Jake
Reed, this week,
Lester Reed and family, Of jop.
lin, who have been visiting this
week at the home Of Jacob Reed, re-
turned home Thursday,
Martha Shinn, the s.yearold
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs M,
shinn, is suffering from what is
feared TO be an attack OF typhoid
fever,
Arch Grump has resigned as
prosecuting attorney and will enter
the law practice with his iather,
W. =, Smith has been appointed 70
fll oat the uneXpired term,
Thursday was Tag Day at the
Fair for the Confederate monument
which il to be erected IN Harrison
on President Jefferson Davis birth
day-june 8fd next,
Mr.. and Mrs, Paul Ingram, who
bave been on a visit to their home
people, Dr. and Mrs Waynick, left
Wednesday for their west Tennessee
home, both improved in health,
Lieut., Grayens, Of Yellville, late
of the Confederate army, was a Re.
union visitor TO Harrison, and re.
mained over for the Fair lie WAS n
guest at the home Of John Glenden'
min,
The Springfield Business College
wants 100 young men 90 prepare
for situations ~ station agents and
trlcgraphers for the Illinois Central,
and 75 forthe Union Pacific, Other
The Harrison times., 1914-09-19

See the BoOne ca, Abstract Co. Tor
Abstracts office In Court House,
The Harrison times., 1914-09-19

Buy your winters wood now
before cold weather, Gibson.
The Harrison times., 1914-09-19

y Our eroplane was in the Frisco
wreck Wednesday,
The Harrison times., 1914-09-19
Young Men Wanted.

For Railway mail clerks and Posl'
tions in Washington D. {, for both
men and women at 5000, 10 start,
Harrison Cont College
Wood Wood a mountain OF
wood, at Gibson's wood yard
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-30


did lot to upset the New Workers.
1t was a close play, and was only pos
sible because Collins is fast, but Ber-
ger considered every angle of the case
while Collins was taking the few steps
from second to third, wig-wagged him
home, and Collins was over.
Collins was given an ovation by
the stands for his burst of speed. Ber-
ger was overlooked. And at least half
the credit belonged to him.
In addition to this dictatorship, Joe
can play swell game at any station
of the infeld There are lot of peo-
pie who would like to see him at third
base when Breton is out of the game.
Red Sox won the opening game be-
cause Eddie Cicotte was left in the
box too long. He shouldn't have stay
ed after the ninth, and even the
eighth would have been enough, as
Boston was getting to him regularly.
Wonderful fielding by Collins, Four
nier and Blackburne kept the Red Sox
from making a dozen runs. Hooper
got a single, double and triple and
Speaker a triple and two singles.
Fournier poled double and single.
Fortunately, the Cubs do not have
to meet the Boston Braves again on
this eastern trip. Therefore, they
have chance of pulling down the
Giants. Stallings' gang can beat the
Cubs most any time, either through
batting or mistakes of the Cub de-
Tense.
Two games will be played in PhiIa-
delphia today. To stay in the race
the O'Days must get the majority
from the Phils in the present series,
go into New York within striking dis
lance, and at least hold their own
with the Giants. Then Brooklyn
should be easy.
Boston won yesterday by lop-
sided score, but one Cub slip in the
first inning was RESPONSIBLE for the
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-30

whether he gets his name in the box
score or not.
Joe Berger is the athlete re-
ferred to.
Surprised? You needn't be, when
all the facts in the case are consid-
cred.
Have you noticed that Berger is
given a large share of the coaching
duty when the Sox are at bat, espe-
cially at the third base flag station?
He has, and that is a sure sign that
the manager reposes great faith in
the youngsters ability, especially in a
thinking part. .....
Correct coaching is one of the most
important features of modern base
ball. And on many teams too little
attention is paid to it. The result is
that those teams are not up. in the
race, as runs are tossed away because
the runners are wig-wagged on their
way when there is no chance for them
to advance extra bases.
But Berger has shown excellent
judgment in the signal tower. When
he sends a runner tearing in to the
pIate II is usually clnch that a run
will be chalked up against the White
SoX line
Berger is not a clown coach. He
is not of the Kid Gleason type, able
to get the goat of an opposing pitcher
He is more valuable in another direc-
ton.
If there is Sox runner on second,
and single is hit-which sometimes
happens to the Sox-it is up to Ber-
ger at the third base box to decide
whether the runner can make the
plate before the opposing fielder re-
trieVes the ball and returns it to the
catcher.
He is not given time to canvass
the situation. His decision must be
made on the instant. The judgment
must be Unerrfng. And we can't re-
l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-09-17

The amount of ore handled on the
great lakes each year is 46,000,000.