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The Ocala evening star., 1915-01-25

When a person gets his mind set
on any particular thing, the devil and
the blue sea cannot change him, and
he will not take the pains to truly en-
tighten himself. We are forced to
say that the expert doctor who came
here last Tuesday from Gainesville to
The Ocala evening star., 1915-01-25
REMONSTRANCE MADE
WITH ROUMANIA

Encouragement of ReyOIutionists and
Mobilization are Hostile Acts
London, Jan. 26.-The Paris Temps
prints the following from Petrograd:
Germany, in note to Roumania,
declares that the measures undertak-
en- by the latter country, which are
tantamount to mobilization orders,
and its encouragement of a revolu-
tionary propaganda in Pennsylvania,
are hostile acts"
The Ocala evening star., 1915-01-25

Judge Rhydon NJ. Call, United
States district court, southern dis
trict of Florida, has returned from a
weekend viist to his home in Jack
sonville. Judge Call was accompanied
by his private secretary, Mr.. R. C.
Dowling.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-01-25
CONDUCTOR WOUNDED
BY A LAWLESS COON

Valdosta, Ga, Jan. 24.-Conductor
M. M. Childs of the Georgia Southern
and Florida Railroad, who runs be-
tween this city and Jacksonville, was
shot and seriously wounded yester-
day afternoon by negro at Blanton,
Ca, a point few miles out of Val
dosta. Conductor Childs was brought
to this city Immediately after the
shooting and hope is entertained for
his recovery.
As the train stopped at Blanton, a
lady prepared to leave the coach and
burly negro was in the way. Mr..
Childs told the negro to step aside
and he was answered by an oath. A
word or two passed when the negro
drew his pistol and shot the conduc-
tor twice, once through the mouth
and again through the body. The ne
gro ran before any one could reach
him.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-01-25

Every time a flock Of geese passes
over Great Britain at night now, ev-
cry Englishman who hasn't a sky
raking cannon hunts the cyclone eel
lar.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-01-25

Even as well informed newspaper
as the New York Herald shares in
the popular belief that witches were
burned in New England.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-01-25

ular system of picking out dirty bills
and sending them to the treasury,
from which they are replaced with
new or clean currency.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-01-25

The legislator who introduced a bill
10 tax bachelors is not the biggest
fool in the world. One has been found
in western state who has framed a
law to prohibit hip pockets in mems
trousers.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-01-25

Our hot chocolates are the best
made. Try one. The Court Pharm-
acy. 22-6t
The Ocala evening star., 1915-01-25

Mr.. j. H. Oliver of Manatee, who
passed through Ocala on the Seaboard
train yesterday, was witness of this
shooting scrape, but was too far away
to help the conductor. He was post
ing the officers of all the towns he
passed through as to the appearance
of the negro.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-01-25
MAY END IN SIX MONTHS

Specializing on what time the war
will end, the Toronto Mail and Empire
dopes out some of the probabilities as
follows:
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V ENDS LIFE
TAklnG POISON:
MOTIVE Is MYSTERY

/ Daniels q Hawaiian woman
Fith relatives on Fort street
/ retania took poison with sui
tent yesterday afternoon. She
ZEN TO- Queens hospital where
early this morning. Deputy
! - Asch today Investigated the
but has been unable to discover
tive for the act She was about
Years old and had resided in this
few months. coming to Honolulu
the Windward side Of the island.
hty Sheriff Asch in his capacity
coroner may hold an inquest this
ternoon
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{ Associated Press By Federal Wirelessl
ANFRANclsco, CAL. Marr, a..
e-Presideut MarsIiall wae the cen-
trail figure IT an offisiaI reception IN
The California building o. the cxposl-
zion grounds today. He made - pffi-
ciai call On Admiral Thomas 3. How.
ard, commanding The Pacific fleet. and
there was, , review on the vessel. a
salute wes fired for the yiee-preslden.
tiai flag.
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CONFERENCE I'M PEKlNG
OVER DEMANDS TUESDAY,
Especial to the Hawaii Shinpo.) ]

Especial to the Hawaii Shinpo.)
TOXIC, March z1J. lSobata, sec.
.retary of JapaNeee legation 8 pekIng.
will have another ccnferente with
ChinAse ministers Tuesday. II u be-
Iiesed here China will comply Nith- the
demands q
Chinese sresi1ents of Japan, espe.
cialIy young military effieers, are uro-
inn China to reject The demands Of
Japan even 10 the point Of W..
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Mr.. AND mrs. LONDON
TO BE AD CLtIB GUESTS

Mr.. and Mrs. Jack London viii be-
special guests of the Ad Club next
Wednesday. which has been set aside
as ladies' day - the club.
Jack London Ii much interested In.
the proposal 10 enter sthe schooner
yacht Hawaii ID the coming franspa.
cifc race and he has some Interesting
things to say ID thaf connection.
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PLUCKY q. S. SAIL ORS
COMMENDED By DANIELS

L [Assoeiated Press. by Federal Wirelessl
WASHINGTON b. c.. March z2s
secfetary Daniels has written 70 mem.
bers Of the crews Of the cruiser San
Diego and the siibmarine tender Full
ton commanding their conduct during
the recent explosions aboard the tss-
sells.
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Al vesper service for women and
girls win be held on Palm Sunday aft
ernoon at Punahou under the auspices
of the Y. w C. A. The full program
will be announced later
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: bRT FIGURES

FATHEHess BY Federal Wirelessl i
TwofaoN, b. G, March q
The Littps for the United Ststes
Melodbnted to so, ,5o0, 900, &C.
The Poftport made public today,
Dran'Hlish figures are $465, 600
The ~
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EVENTS war zones MOVE
RAPIDLY RUSSIAN HORDES
STRIKE IN MANY DIRECTIONS

UATl0N RESTS UPON GERMANY Y--UNITED STATES SOON
I TO SEND NOTE TO ENGLAND UPON BLOCKADE or
TRADE-PRE ESlDEMT INVESTIGATING ODENWALD INCL
DENT--AUSTRlAN ATTACK ON SERBIA AND MONTE
NEGRO RESUMED
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Holland Wants Germany to ExpIain

THE HAGUE Netherlands March 22-The governments
has telegraphed request Berlin an explanation o the
forcibe seizure Of The Dutch merchant vessels Bataver and
Vzaanstroom BY German submarine.
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Wilson Investigates OdenwaId Incident

WASHINGTON, D. q, March % President wilson, II IS
learned today investigating the Odenwald incident The
German steamer Odenwad attempting steal out Of the har
Dor Of San Juan Porto Rico stopped when shots
fred across her bows and held BY port officials She had been
q refugee IN the harbor since last August
The steamer held under the enactment empower
ing the president to prevent shipments Of supplies for beg
ents at sea
The war department and treasury department. also
investigating the odenwald incident
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Germans Retake MemeI, East Prn,,;;|

BERLIN Germany, March % oaicial< NensI il the
extreme north of East Prussia has been captured ou t
Russians The Russians have been found to be o5tns private
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White House Enphaiicslly Deniss
Report of Split IL I|le Cabinet

today emphatic denial made to the report that there
split in the cabinet the policy Of silence h The United
States in the Japanese Chinese controversy
President Wilson not disposed to discuss for publication
what negotiations afoot
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s[Assoclatsd Presa seryice by Federal Wlrelesal

PETROCRAD, Russia March q -Csar Nicholas joined
in the wild demonstrations Of joy the that Pzeys
had fallen before the Russians he participated in the special
Te Deum which religious favor to the public dsmon
STATIONS. - 81
LONDON England, March 22-The Austrian stronghold
OF Przemys has fallen after siege Of several months By the
Russian investing forces.
Six thousand Ausrians have been made prisoners and
5000 dead and wounded left result Of the final soe
The remnants Of the garrison which attempted the desperate
sortie captured The original garrison was $4,000 oldes
The next objective for the Russian armies this
part Of the east front is Cracow
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Stanulng with ilc4
sicht tae set the cav
And we've nae caul.
land certain am I Of thai.
been q nation o patriots, q
ers, and the allld het blood
/ through 0or veins. ready to B
race Ike q mountain torrenS
the RIGHT call comes. And my
are gann tae gle that call. 4.
gam tae speak tae Scotsmen |
language Seotsmen ken and love
A Braw Shoe.
"This war; he went on, 81
greatest thing that has ever hap
to the world. And / Want Scr
to come out Of it with more
than sny other country. Scotland
lead the van. We must cross to Il
In th0usands not In penny NUM-
Are you making any arrana
whereby men who have been
to enthusiasm BY your pipers
the army while they're in Z
/ asked him. sItss q g0d
strike while the irons ho
Ay, I've thocht o. that
sWered. wherever the
pear, the recruitin' -serf
place VIII be warmly
tend an, dae what Il
likely lads. I ought
that lrstclass speS
genuine IRE ii him
pipers on their tou
recruitin' speeches
jist appear at q
ming either p
the town III 3
tour q 4 thSe Rurisn -ecsr,-
= -, s Tses.s Seasl trian foreign min
! . ...s : hungarian and has
..cea,s. = I ! $0rtant diplomatic
sss.sas eeeded Count Won b
the latter abrupt
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Russians Launch Assaults Along
Long Line From Baltic to Black Sc,

LONDON England March q 1.-The Russians are making
simultaneous attack along the tremendously long battle line
from the Baltic to the Black Sea-
Russia claims to have victory in the fighting against
the Turks IN Armenia 8.
The Austrian attack Serbia and Montenegro has been
resumed.
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COLUMBIA
WRECKED

fess by Federal WirelessI /
~, 3. c, March z2.-An
Hreeked the bunkhouse
nnis coal mine.
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lldll 7ptO|S sll IsOS
L0NpoN Eng nd llasck q deSpatcl ID the Central
News Agency leys has stopped a railway freight
traffic silh oernaA3 81 wy of Svitserlsnd
ST Ed|KaId ca sHhan

LoNDQN Elghnd March 81 Sir Edward Grey, nyitish
foreign Secretary ID statement made today Sid at var
might have been avoided BY Europsan conference when and
where Germany desired Germany refused every suggssion
connued and on her rests the responsibility for the war
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.. S. to Send Notes d Development

WASHINGTON D. g March % "a statement eamef from
the White House today that America win soon send note to
Great Britain containing representations on some features
the trade blockade established BY The Allies against Germany
and which Is interfering with American commerce.
Representations win also be made according to the White
House, upon the sinking bf the American ship u Frye ii
the south Atlantic By the German Auxiliary Prnz Eitel Fried
rich. These representations are now being prepared
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Finances Scheme to Rouse
Sons of Scotland to Their
Responsibilities

II The fong ceased. TO my ears. saws
q writar in the Dundee Peoples Jour
nal, as / stood below the stage at n
dressing-room door In the Kings the.
i ater, Dundee, came q sound Ike the
roaring and crashing Of water over
/ Niagara Falls-thousands Of voices
i shouting, thousands OF hands clanDins
mingled with earepiercing whistles
Two minutes later q short, broad
shouldsred man in q khaki suit and
/ a CANDY wig came Gathering down
the stairway from the stage. He was
filling a big pipe, and whistling TO him
Eself. sz<st e.
Good evening, Mr.. Lander. I'm
waiting to have talk about this pa
triotic scheme of yours. understand
you've turned ecruiting-sergeant?" 2"
Harry Lauder shook hands, and led
the way into his dressing room. He /
took off bis wig, and wiped the sweat
from MS brow When he turned from
the dressing table, his face, In spite of,t
the painted eyebrows and the roualE
on the cheeks, did not make one thif ~
or a worid-faInous comedian. It's VII
preston had become suddenly very1I1 N
.rfous. Harry Lauder has takerZN VI
this latest role OF his in dead eaz>kzN|
scotIand's Great Opportunity. N#5#
"A recrHitingsergeant yoHlI<S<50N
cain me? Well, ] hinna turr ~
esaetly, for I've nae army A8NlGSof
tious. But I'm tryin, tae al
can 70 oring the men up to
I'm tryin' tae dae what g
Scotland see that now -
for Twin 81
Harry Lauder's seyY1
II only I was 20 xENsTelho -
be doing somethin xxNCs \ ~
Ing songs though 1NA
I'd be carrying 20
the ming Of $50 -
At once he cor AVN Al
the band of g.
squipped, and ock n Ro
through ilo h. the tsEQse eo;ko
With With the straf1sIelD 81
rattle Of the
he Harry L$- ArkARsa<
Vie Pipers'
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the latter abrupt-
bw Austria is said
Germany's course
ace with Italy very
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- - AA0A
ARE the I'm
have ever 81
man among
IN height ar
ito get recrui
s.As they
stage. playiy
wearing ae i
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4 - - -. - lll.7 =
ing s0ngstho
I'd be earryin'
Harry seateI
the hIling OF
quite forgottel
At once he cor
the band of !
equipped. andh
through the Il
land, rousina
with the strd
rattle Of the
the Harry L.
HE Pipens, e
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HARRY LAUDER TURNS RlCRDITER;
PRgUDF BAND OF KILTED PIPERS

done veil already We've done
better than England. from whs
recruiting records say. But +
Scotland to do better than IN
and Ireland and Wales all put I,
er. / want us 10 do so vel
Bruce and Wallace shall rise
their sTayes and say oh. that
alive 20 lead such mem
And this ! feel from the
my heart. The cause for
land IS fighting today is
far greater cause than
for which those two here
Wallace, fought. They
small country's freed
fighting to save the VI
slavery n
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-06-20
NEW DREADNAUGHT
WAS LAUNCHED
The Arizona Slid Into the Water A.
ter Wine and Water Wet
Her Bow

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service1
NEW YORK, June 19--With Ameri-
can champagne and Arizona water
trickling down her bow. the new giant
dreadnaught Arizona-the largest bat
tleship in the United States navy
was successfully launched shortly af-
ter one o'clock today at the Brooklyn
navy yard. Hundreds Of river craft
blew deafening welcome to the new
queen Of the seas as she shot down
the ways.
AS the great unfinished hulk Of
iron and steel began to move Miss
Esther Ross. Arizona's fairest maiden
smashed a bottle Of champagne and
a Jug Of water from the new Rooss-
welt dam in that state across the bow
saying as she did, II christen thee
Arizona"
Striklig the water, perfectly the
ship moved swiftly away from the
launching cradle, carried half way
out into the East river by the momen-
tum. A notilla of tugs quickly Sur
rounded the Arizona and nosed her
into a navy yard dock. where she will
be completed. Riding easily on the
water few hundred yards from shore.
the Arizona was formidable and
grim spectacle, dressed in American
bunting and dress parade flags, while
her bright red and war gray paint
showed her off to good advantage.
The first plan of using only water
to christen the new ship was finally
altered by Governor Hunt. Of Arizona,
who bowed to the time honored sea
tradition and permitted wine to splash
the Arizona's bow. The water used
In today's ceremonies was insisted up
on by the prohibitionists in Arizona.
while the navy mems superstitions
were alIayed by the wine bath the
new ship received.
Miss Ross, the ships sponsor, was
attended by three Arizona girls, while
Secretary Of the Navy Daniels, Gov.
sernor Hunt, of the state the ship was
named for, Secretary OF Labor Wilson
j Senator J.. A. O'Gorman Mayor Nit
chell and other notables were the
guests OF Rear Admiral Usher on the
christening stand.
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MEN
HOLD CONVENTION
viii Open Up Tomorrow With Lay
Sermons In PuIpits Of Chi
cago Churches.

limited Press Leased Wire Servicel
CHICAGO, June 19.--Rain failed to
dampen the ardor Of the thousands Of
advertising men pouring into Chicago
tonight. Despite heavy downpour
the delegates to the convention OF the
Associated Advertising Clubs Of the
World marched to their hotels headed
by bands and reception committees.
Each train deposited it's quota Of
cheering OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES advo-
Gates and tonight tho hotel lobbIes
resemb led the national convention
days. crowded with gossipy groups.
Every big hotel in the city had its
share Of the visitors who came from
practically every state in the union
and from several foreign countries to
attend the worlds largest advertising
convention in many years. The hostel
ries were decorated in the national
colors and with mottos OF the contin-
gents they housed.
The convention, which will last four
days from Monday, really will begin
tomorrow morning when about fifty
advertising men will deliver lay SER
mons from the pulpits Of Chicago's
leading churches. while in the after
noon a great inspiraiional meeting will
be held at the Auditorium theatre.
The ION to Chicago" special train
from Dallas carrying hundreds Of
Texas delegates will arrive tomorrow
Tonight the Hobbies of the Congress
and Auditorium hotels, headquarters
for the Texans were decorated with
call for one and one for ALL and
"Texas feeds herself this year. in
honor Of the Lone Star state dele
gates who are coming from Brown
wood, Corsicana, Dallas. Ell Paso, Fort
Worth, Hillsboro Houston, San An
cello, Temple, Texarkana. Victoria
Those who came to Chicago in ad
vance of fellow statemen say the
delegation will make things look live
| w when they get going and that the
boys from the unions largest state
| will show the dele gates to the worlds
| biggest advertising meet few new
things in the Notwithstanding
campaign instituted by the organiza
ton.
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ers caught the Crimson at 21:02 and
the Blue at 21:05.
Neither squad will have anything
but light work from now on. Com
plete rest Is scheduled for tomorrow.
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battle for peace in this country and
abroad and in it he holly attacked
former President Roosevelt and criti-
cised former President Taft. When
Roosevelt's name was mentioned by
Bryan the speaker was stopped for
full minute by the Kisses and cat
calls of the crowd.
Visibly affected by his theme, as
was his rapt audience, Bryan plunged
into passionate plea for support of
his peace campaign. He announced
before he read his prepared speech
that when he had finished he would
talk about the war"
Carried away by the prolonged
cheering and applause OF the crowd,
Bryan suddenly switched from the
role of lecturer to the character that
won him fame-the political stump
speaker.
A wave of stirring enthusiasm at
Bryan's declaration that there was
more patriotism for peace in this
country than for war SO affected him
that he threw both hands above his
head in a dramatic pose and stamp
ing both feet in hammering home his
point, combined all the jumping tao
tics of Billy Sunday and the fierce
ness of Roosevelt at his best. The
applause was deafening and though
painfully laboring under great stress,
Bryan's eyes shone with pleasure.
His greatest moment came when
he launched into bitter and scathing
attack on the metropolitan press, say
Ing the papers care more for startling
headlines than for the welfare of the
nation.
All through his speech he reiterated
that he was working to aid President
Wilson by arousing solid public SEN
timent behind the nations chief
executive. He accused the papers of
attempting to dictate the policy for
tie administration.
Congressman Meyer London, the
only socialist in congress, was wildly
cheered, as was Joseph Cannon. the
Western Federation Of Miners dele
gate who retold the details of the
Colorado labor war. A resolution de-
manding an embargo be placed on
the expectation of arms food and
everything else used by the European
armies was adopted. 1t also bitterly
attacked the judiciary Of the country
and the trusts.
Bryan will be the principal speaker
at monster peace mass meeting at
Madison Square Garden on the even
ing OF June "a, 1T was announced at
the conclusions Of tonight's meeting.
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DALLAS MAN IS NEW
SOUTHERN GOLF CHAMP
Charles Dexter Wins Title BY Defeat
ing Nelson Whitney in Tour
nov at Atlanta.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Servicc.]
ATLANTA, Ga. June 19.--Chas. l..
Dexter, Dallas, Texas. is the new
southern golf champion
He defeated Nelson Whitney, the
title holder and four-time champion
Q up in their S6 hole final match to-
day. Whitney led the Texas man
through the first IS, up and retained
his advantage until 33 hole, when
Dexter forged ahead. The latter was
Texas champion.
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Yanks Split Even.

Yanks Split Even.
United Press Leased Wire Service1
NEW YORK, June 1.-THE Yanks
and Indians split twin bill this aft
ernoon, the former coping the first
In ten innings by 5 to count ami
the Indians grabbing the last by the
same score in the regular allotment.
A couple of wild heaves gave the
Yankees the deciding run in the open
er. Twenty-Five thousand saw the
game. The scores:
First game
Cleveland NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
New York .................. IL o
90 innings).
Batteries: Mitchell, Jones and
IO'NeiH; Fisher, Heating, Nunamaker
and Sweeney.
Umpires: Evans and Chill.
Second game
Cleveland ..................
New York Observation-Disclosures. l
Batteries: Hagerman, Harstad,
Morton and Egan; McHale, and Swee-
'ney, Nunamaker.
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READ The Gate City want column.
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HARD TRAINING OF
: CREWS IS FINISHED
Both Harvard and Yale Fights Clock
ed In Fast Time Over Five
Mile Course,

limited Press Leased Wire Service.
NEW LONDON, Conn, June 49,
The curtain fell tonight on the hard
training work Of the Yale and Harv-
ard crews for their annual racing
duel next Friday on the Thames. Both
Fights shot over the FIVE mile course
in time trials late today. The clock
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Reckers Last Card,

United Press Leased Wire Service.1
NEW YORK, June IA statement
which former Police Lieutenant
Charles Becker will give to Governor
Whitman, ought to save Becker from
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NEW YORK, June l9.-Wiiiiam
jennings Bryan and peace received
one of the greatest ovations ever &C
corded any man or cause In New
Work. when the former secretary of
state addressed packed audience in
Carnegie hall tonight, under the aus
n.res of the newly organized National
abor Peace council. His prepared
.ddreas was the first shot In his
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WHITE SOY FIND
MACK'S PITCHERS
CONTINUED from page g.

their train for Detroit. The score:
st. Louis 5 10 0
Batteries: Lowdermilk, James and
Agnew; Gregg, Mays and Thomas,
and Cady.
Umpires: OLoughlin and Hilde-
brand.