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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-06

Yesterday aoing u holiday The Amer
icnis oattuh and stock mafkcts were
CLOSED Tor hualnoaF The unly open
market ihat uf liverpool. is EiYen
bcl,A, Tho fuilowinR b. from u and
u. ncor OF Now Orleans.
According to unofficial ndvicea from
Washington. Sosiurdays uurenu ro-
pult indicates crop of about ii,iee.eoe
nsles
Whatever the mfc At The crop may
hr. indications nfc that it viii not Dee
"a ,rry hyao Weld an the posaibhitioa
arr tor e maximum production of a.
istNoV bales. Whereas the minimum
possibilities ace that it may not hc
mofo thtn i0i hH. 600 bales iinaod upon
the average Nivld por acre for the past
ton years isf pounds Go the acre. De-
total ~ 1881 900 bales Wouid ht uh.
mincd intefs included na the ncronrr
10 only 3i.5ds.ooo acres vu. siloe.vue
laat year
NJ iH commended shat uWinN io the
iarre reduction in fertilizers this wear.
thnpi lNet less thnn last ycnr enc
yield per acre Is likely to FAN holnw
ihc NvoinEe of tne past ten years, as
u s estimated that fertilizers add
about goes to the yield per acre in the
South Atlantic State~ ard Alabama.
Tho worlds visible supply ct Amorl-
can gotten un AuR d. promises 20 ho
about a.epn.eeo haloa w, isse.oe0 ai
thv rloHc of hast season. and while the
suntA win carry over about .oon. oo6
halos in tho Interior ftom last years
hig Cop the surplus viii not bee so
burdcnHome as the trade ,housh, 10
would hr several months ngo
White 20 wnuld hNVc hcen to the
Interest 81 the whole country. particu.
arlN tn the southern states, 10 Tho
south had reduced its cotton Rcrrag,
abe instead ise. aud planted mor,
grain than u dia which would hay,
been reflected ln much hiehcr pricc,
to-day. aud a stlll hlkher market event.
uells the eat he tho ucrvnEv. as D, ls
Ia not To bo ignored. because therc "a
30 telling what viii be tho final pro.
duction as result ~ future cilmau,
conditions, the big decrcasc in the us,
% Fertilizers aud the WORK ~ the wee.
Wis, not to mention the possibility o
an early killing frest ln the fall
w view ~ the present lRrsc stocl
H. the south la New York and Liver
pool ana thc approaching new SEASON
farmers win do we'll to ARRANGE fol
sp,ring of early receipts, which woul,
permit, thcm to market their cotton
I ah,k.llt
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-06
TexdS Press


More 10 Ply Than In Anqsr
The ltrpNhNr H Ono receipt ut 10 pua-
ul card holilnF nn NnHHncd communal
railun rosnriluN tur action nf Dut
etnur Hlstuh nf NtlrgiH. o. committing
thu lnHih HrnitnD0 nf l.ou tnnlt
Ihe wflirr charges noYefnpr Hntun
VITA hNvnf heeu houEht that Do con
nivcl rag tfunkH saraur en- rWie go
tic Poison fnim ana madc other II
dicninuH assertions b la wpt thegpeS
lcy m fhr Republic 60 Notice snuta4
munH communication. bat in the pf"a.
ems instance Il departs from tnlH rnie.
in the interest ur ihai charity whiuh
30 nnshis fuhmclellzrH iis policy
The partisan defense ~ the negro.
C,uiet urged hY tho writer nf thr poe
tsl ehui lcnds tp shc cunclnaiUn that
tho writer himself lH nraru and Tho
iirnuhuo'a charity fnf the mass ~ thnt
rave Nhu are unlcarncd aud mraps
hlD ~ Intelligent deduction ptnm.tH
% ln deal more lonicptls with him ihau
we're ho nn educated and Nell inform
od white mnu Certainly uo same
white man of average intelligence
would mhhO Huvh nhuurl rhareea at
THOSE oon,ano ln the communication
That unv,ruuf alttou has mot pHotic
rd law since hH inauguration nn Go,
error Hnd would NOT bo permitted fu
Do Ho. lH well known That hp sent
rnnk CO. Tho State priHoa ".n nu opcu
automobile and with no hlndcpffa
ao D.. could escape Hf asserted hS th,
author ot tho communication. ia dis.
proved hy thr tact thai inrh mnd,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-06
PARAGRAPHINGS

lie Say I'm Rolng 10 have the soft
eat AL thls summer ~ any man IN
eoile,tsH fHfn Whatever going 10
asg Go a. summer school He
oNothlna doing there I'm F0ing %
work IN bread bakrshop' Tim
.'whnf doinsY Ne "LonfinH '~-Dart-
mouth JACK Viarsern.
In~yer go you went ont and wait +
I'd fof some timr on the pavement
Now, dld sou strike Tho witness in The
lntorlumg" Defendant "No. J DIDN'T
I pasied him 30 The jaw chieaso
Herald
what 10 the AR II ne desert any
how y suppose n b. "fh" cnmels
Are cominp baltimore American.
ly lookif o. the weekly wash
fan onu zee II you choose Ter
Tint they're not wrarin' NOS. nrgnsh.
a bali ~ what they used ter
Penn stnie fruth.
@ilc posed aa naiifoad director
wen was hr fake" "NOt exactly
fle pfsaldeH over the Information bu.
feau ni me Union station hirmins
ham AEs Herald
paif "fis doesn't SNOW arythiug
ahoui the uule nlceiirn ~ paying 1t.
fpnfinn tu 81 airl" pmiF Why
ssN him fyinr your ahosfiung Polly
aYor. blt nn ued BE- boo ID 1nuhio knot
80 IL ruuidn4 come anurl aguin
judge
EdHh fluw Std iact le0k whom be-
pfDuoaei Eiiih why . cuuldri
see tnl ulnF boot hia utcalr' noHtou
Transcript
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-06
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-06

he Fond Motor Company has In
E escd ~ capital stock mem $4,000 N0e
~ sioo.eoe.oNo and declared stuck
fisidend IT ttS.ooo. 900 payable July
"a pctrolt nlspatch1
The conversion of mannfacturiru
plants FOR the production ~ cannon
nsleht occur ia America n this cnunir,
shetsld hccomr AcriouslN Involved with
a Enr0pean power, obscrVes the l.Oulr
willie Cnutleg. ls.aYnal what i ,narc
Probable than that ncrry Ford. fired
- patriotism. would hepin 60 turn ont
hlshlN effective suns at $3.50 each in
quantities undrvamcd ~ eS the krnpps
They would be rough .ios,Alne. runtN 4.
looking sans pcrheps. INIT would SN
thVrr lust the same The enemy rsi
suApeetlnK their efficiency. WOULD
mAfeh up Cloac ana be moved down n
would cost ~ little To- fltr Thorn TINT
Americas ammunition hili woWld be a
mere trfle IN comparison with thai
~ the enemy. uelns types ~ cannon
eoinlserAhlc 90 shc laree. handsome
$4,000 automobiles ~ tlae period Amer
tea would have the additional adNart
axe pf having q cannon fer ever, mill.
tery unit. handy little DESTROYER :,
resimen's which need not hc mounted
upon sun carriage. but mieht hs
pulled about with dog chain. SrrV
ice Statiors AZ which parts ~ "used
cannon could be supplied hy tho dosen
Sre~s hnshe' ot tDn. would hr prepared
10 overhaul and rvfit our artillery. and
continuous plugeing away al tho enc.
my would hc possible
lhefv y a great deal a loose tain
about unproparrdness. which overlook,
The fact iha, the Yankee nsarufaeNr.
sre efficiency n world famena ams
INA, between the Atlantic aud paelfl,
lie ineNhaustihle supplies ~ the nav
material fcr fighting machinery. 4,
That We have materials, ingenuity, sys.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-06
CALCULATIONS hooks
OPEN TO ADVERTISERS
Tuesday July 8. 1918.
THE CONSTANT MENACE.

j. T.. Morgan has traded ex-
tcnsiyrly n munitions OF war,
Concerns 10 which be- holds The.
directing interest have closed
enormous orders with the Allies.
As a citizen Of the United Staten,
Mr. Morgan has The right 10 sell
10 any nation The strict letter OF
neutrality guarantees him that
right His counter is opeu SO The
purchaser.
If be- acted contrary lo morals,
he has done no as 400 individual
The channels az trade are chokrd
with individual greed cyrn m
cases where the law is NOT rcspons
lille.
We believe that Nh Morgan has
accepted pay for dead woniall aud
little children torn 20 Shrods W.
know that he has accepted profits
from crimes mado possihlc hy i'm
plcmon.s nj hH own manufacture.
An diyldends rokcd ,ut Of the ku
rupcan he'll hv Masters Of cannon
aud ammunition are 80 much blood
money.
But there Is diversity Of opin.
ion Many contend that every
thing done TO shorten Use war, b,
mning Il more deadly. Is done M
namely This view is that OF the
nmn who thinks 10 mnsses who
loses sight OF the individual We
do not Subscribe ~ this view We
mention a. knowing of ~ exist
ance.
However quitting the question
of morals. which is broad and end
less, J. /, Morgan Is aa American
citizen, carryiug forward his work
under the American flag aud he
Is entitled 10 protection. Always.
Americans have ahhorrcd the as
saSsin Older countaes have NOT
but older countries have missed
that measure of Freedom aud fair
play which characterized Amor
lean Institutions.
l,ncoln, Garfield aud Mckinley
were killed by assassins There il
no sure protection against them.
They breed Ia dark corners and
hide their thoughts with the Gun.
MING Of degcncraey They are 81.
rcctly opposed to everything dem
ncratio.
Tho most miserable pnrvcrt.
reaching an insane decision. ma,
murder the most eminent ciiigrn.
Not that we think !, T.. Morgan
Is the most eminent citizen on that
he reflects sound ideals. for we
think he does not, but the state.
ment holds true. The might Of
genius may be hurled from lis
foundation hy three cents worth
OF powder and lead, directed by
some feeble miud whosc very ex.
istance Is q cankor ON society
Suppose Thomas Edison. for some
fancicd grievance, should meet tho
late intended for ] l.. Morgan
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-06

Use Philadelphia Rcoord thinks that
the American roiten rioNer has gpoa
rcator fur fear that hv will not De ao
lucky this Ncnr ns hast hdding "Eu
ropsan tahiusa are llkcly 10 fan ofi
heavily"
u ihai pc true. tho warehouse
mc'rnisnl should gain momentum.
M auch "a situation. can Congress
do augh o. afford rolicfg
Thv estimated rrop ia is.o0n. geo
Meco Times Tribune.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-06

IIucrta was almost overcome BY
the desire 10 kill somebody when
he was placed in Jail. Iinerta will
be able 10 crafty his wish. I've
can kill Father Time with even
greater ease than he killed Ma
derO
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-06

TEN. ski,erp,anc. "mensureless % man
We "a, h. sense prepared ~ meet
my emergency
tat'us pluck % our courage. Let ~
not .sIk doicfully shout having o" i,s-
aen aud % Kruppa waco horning
News.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-06
TlNVEsTleArlNo NEw YORK CRY

NEW YORK. JulV g. The legislative
committee which Is 10 inNestieatc the
elN administration ~ New Work. Will
isiac, this week and ofeknige, With sen
aiei k Y. brown. u WAscrtown. as
chairman. There u NO secret " thc
tact thar the committee viii try 60
hrinn out thai Il the city cannot afford
20 peN its major share OF tho sia. kon.
900 direct tax sevN, thr fault lies not
WITH the tax but with the city admin
tstreuon The committee Includes
nine Republicans aud three nrmocrats
SENATOR tsfown aenies that the creation
10 the inNestieating committee witch
hn himself suggcsacd. was a political
move % aNenge Governor Whitman Tor
the Wide criticism he received from The
citv officials.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-06

News report, Holt was placed
In one Of The Morgan automobiles
aud hurried or 20 jail at forty
rules an hour" Holt deserved
to be- put in jail, all right but,
what business bad anybody's auto
going forty per
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-06

We are reliably informed that
6S railroads have intangible val.
nes Of SliS,o0o,0OO. Nothing so
Wonderful. we take Il. Onr last
little old castle in Spain cost twice
that much without the foundation.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-06

Houston iubiIaier over steam
ship connections insi arranged for.
and well she may. Water traffic
is what builds cities 90 their ut
tcrmosi Cheap freight Is The cs-
sence Of prosperity II pays TO
teach commerce 10 swim
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-06

He was a pretty dangerous n.
siividual, beyond doubt; hut he
didn't get MUCH Holt on the cap
itcl when he aimed his Internal
machine ut the Senate end Of Il.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-06

Some animals in Breckenridge
Park have been named for various
members Of The San Antonio GOV.
erninsnt. Clint Brown has large
buffalo named for him. OF course
nossas.s>s people arc not supersti.
licas.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-06

Prominent bankers see The end
Of the European war. owing 10 the
general bankruptcy Of the pariici.
pants. Probably the front end.
they see. During the COS the
South lacked money and mum
tions, aud the poorer II got the
harder II fought
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-06

lleadlnc "Many German.
Amsslcshs asserting Wilson. = 30
such'th'ng The dcserters are Ger.
nsans who happen to he ia Amer.
lea.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-06

Cotton seed crusherS will HAYS
no use for mosquito bars. OF
course there ARE other bars.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-06
THE DAY IN THE
COTTON MARKET

tCuutst,oas From al Markets
: rum ishoi Tho Caller DAILY by
The &C. pus Christi Cotton e..
=. change, nuecos Hotel Building.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-06
WEATHER SUMMARY
q. 9. DEPARTMENT or AoRicuL-
TURE-WEArHER BUREAU.

weather bulletin Tor twenty -four
hours ending . m. 70 Meridian time,
Iuiy g. 1918.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-06

Barney Oldfield has driven an
auto for two miles NJ the rate ~
l03 miles am hour Barney had
better Boz careful II be- gets up
too great reputation for speed
the Russians are likely 90 kiluap
him in order 10 keep ihe Germans
FROM stepping on their heels.
Carrunsa has been ordered lo
elcnr the wires for American mes
sagcs. hi order lhai Washington
may keep M touch wifh the city
of McNiro We know Just how
sweet uich mcssHge iH 10 SENIOR
Cnrranla II affects his sweet
tooth like u dab Of raw quiniuo.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-04
WALTER HAGEN STAR
OF EXPO GOLF MEET

san Francisco. Nav Walter Ha-
sen % Rochester. y. y. national open
Eo!f champion. made a score 81 it1 for
IS holes in che first haif % the Paua-
uss-Farifc exposition open champion
ship tournament yesterday on the links
% tte san Francisco Golf and Coun-
tFy eiab. TsiE sSs The best score OF
che day.
HaEen made a record for the course
noon When he vent out In 40. seven IN
Der par. and finished up on par In
'he match PLAY. Sic fell down coming
ia. making ouly o. 90.
Harry Davis of san Francisco. who
uoa tho recent exposition amateur
ii'ir. had itf. the second best seor. OF
ihs DAY. Charles Evans. Jr.. % Chi
raFn. w~Ftern amateur champion. bad
a card % $50. Jim Barnes % Phiiadei-
phia- western open champion. made
!sa. and Alex Smith Of NrW YORK. a
former open champion. had isz.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-04
understood GAME
WON BY THE CUBS
Tsar snd 0ae-naa taninEs Ftagef
Whea KAN Cssse4 tadlnE 81
ths Csufraf.
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-04
FORTY ENTRIES NOW
BIG MOTOR CONTEST

feftessot tef tftF two
ear- eeEra-s Vrfe received FF ere
ser-evs eer yesterday. rs.s5sE Es-
rseasrr eF rsFs COW tssgef Zoe EsF 500
afs -s~e on tfsr 60 Co az vEsss tes
emery sEs closed se aFssfFfT ss ssff-
efr Fsr esss were s~e-eFrss tFeaes.s
H rts eres s ru.s Co sersef az enc
tfsr tte orsrrasfts ssrw eagr
been esu-f 90 t1 ere tl@F ere t.sfs
NE cars srs q rhssssreseFs. tss
sfs- ss ere afesr EavF ftfrsfF easter
-.f. sss s ssestaeEs. beHF hq carries
less selse 81 Lafayette. tes Wkies
uff Hr trsr-- 90 sss eva=~ 80 fFiV-
rF fss eeer esnr'f f7r ere rnsFssss-
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tsHrrsfrr err rTF-ss~seIses ses-s -
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f1 starters vfff BE- selected VII D.
fesf OF Nav 81. G.. sas e. sreeyfvsT
~ rtsts vssser,fsv received t~stsr
f-era wFes rse-ass. fse T-rss esrass. .
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-04
InKII.IYE IIAeTT.
THREE EYE CLUBS TO
INSIST ON NEW CHART

BiooziaFtS-. III. Nav -Bioomins-
'cs sas been assured tss support 81
uscsfsr. Peoria. Qaluey ane Moline a.
shs fsrazn4 foT q us~ schseuie TO- the
Terse-ssFs iezEus President Tearrsy
ess b~sz ASKED 20 call = special meet
sec - 'ss league 50 prepare = reN
cart Ssta .ess mileage
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-04
CHINESE SCHOOL
IN 14TH VICTORY
Hall Team Tearing This Country
MaEs. Roek Island stopping
Place After tame.

Twelve athletes representing the
Chiaesr university bali team. all stu
dents CO the Chinese university Of
Hawaii Philippine islands. returned
f1 Rock Island last niEht after vie
rFFv over the William and Nasrti
COLLEGE nine a. Aisfo yesterday after
noon bg n score 1f 10 90 g This made
fEr tftH straight victory for the iu-
rslrrs They started On their Ameri-
car tour March .. ard since that time
have son "a out OF 90 games played.
iDs.rE only M.
TIE team while here stopped Or the
Sew Harper. che members registering
ss f0.l1wFs q. chin. ]. Chin. G. Boo.
e. NE1. ". Ayau. q lee. ". Vim. J..
Lea. las Tin. zap. Kat. and H. Marx.
manager
The team after the game returned
ass night Aii ot th@ men in the par
fv speak and write English and pos
s~ss excellent manners. The party
efE Cor kankasrr az midnight. From
fs~rr b. viii 60 20 Chicago 90 meet
tF~ Chicago university team
The largest crowd % the season at
tended the same az Aiedo yesterday.
TIE visitors started scoring in the
frst jnnInE ir the fifth inning.
Catcher samaH ~ the William and
Vsshf team knocked home run.
The ehinks sarncrrd - hits and the
losers 10. bat the coIicEians erred
seven times rh~ score
81 end V..-....00Iuz010O- 8 10 :
Chinese .......s ai0I005s- Il I
Batteries -nHrua and Sgman. Hoo
AMI Marx Umpire -OI.eary
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-04

Omaha. Nsb.. May The Midwcs;
Rowling congress will hold lts 1913
tournament IN Omaha. opening on
Friday. Nov. -. and concluding on
Nor, - The dates were Fixed when
President George Stro'= ~ Des
Moines and Secretary George Low. OF
Kansas CITY me. With Dave o'Rrien.
head % the local organization. and his
associates
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-04

san Francisco. May s-The West
ern sssociaiion % the Amateur Ath-
i~;ic uuiou. comprising Missouri. Ne
nrassa. Kansas and Arkansas. has
p~~n admitted % the Far Western as
ISOLATION and wiii send a fgll team o.
track and arit men 20 san Francisco
N july 20 compete IN the champion
ships % the extreme west.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-04
HIGHEST BOWLING
MARK IN a. YEARS
August Lift Sets New Mark for IRA
kaell Club, Rolling go at the
Harms Alleys.

August Il. Lift is perhaps the proud
est man in the city today. Mr.. Lift
IS member of the Krakaeu Bowling
club Of Rock Island. This club has
been rolling weekly matches at the
Harms alleys for over Il years and
some of the best known of the older
residents in the city are members.
Last night az the Harms Mr.. Lift start
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-04
MinIkIn Rcnts WESLEYAN.

bloomington. IN. May s.-sullikin
% Decatur won the dual track meet
with Illinois Wesleyan yesterday. 55ie
90 5et= MacFariaud OF Wesleyan
scored Is points He put the is pound
shot SO feet & inches. hurled the discus
III feet. and threw tine javeliu 80 feet
. inches. Cox OF Nuuikin won the 100
and 600 yard aashes
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-04

ed of with a spare. then made nine
straight strikes for a healthy total Of
2T5 pins
The score Of 275 is the highest ever
rolled by any member OF the club since
its organization, ~ years ago. The
score is also the highest rolled on the
Harms alleys this year and the secoEd
highest ever rolled on the alleys. In
I 900 Lefty" Hampton rolled 2S9.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-04
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JOB FOR HERBERT AS
STREATOR MANAGER

Bloomington. H.. May Jack Her
bert. formerly OF Bloomington aud
later manager az Cairo. has wired his
acceptance OF the mauaEership of the
Strcator team In the new Bi-State
league.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-04

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Cs4lsst states.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-04
Ten Rounds All Ouiurr.
PLAYER Killed in Came.

Indianapolis, Nav 4.-Lewis WATSON,
26, was struck on the head by the frst
ball pitched in the opening of a sun
day school league here Saturday. He
died Sunday as a result of the acct
dent