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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-27
Cut Prices Today and Saturday
on Cigars, Cigarettes and Tobacco

.ADALINA PATTI Key West
made. Regular price, , for 25c.
While they last, &c. Box OF 80,
$40.
HERMAN CORTEZ Boston
Chico. 5-for-25c quality. Cut to &c.
Box of so, $2.65.
MANUEL. A fine vacation smoke
Packed % and SO in box. (Con-
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quality. Cut to 7c; for 25c. Box
of p. $l.5O. Box of 80, $500.
r. G. SULLIvANS 1904. (Lon-
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PHOEBUS CStogie). ) for &c.
Box OF 100, S1.5O.
MANILLANETTES (Stogie). 3 for
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POLLOCKS Handmade. 3 for Sc.
Box of 100, $l.4O.
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Special, 45c.
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Engaged in Newspaper Work.
q. S. Flag Hoisted on Three Ships

COPENHAGEN, August 27.-The Ameri-
can flag was hoisted yesterday by the
American consul general, Edward u.
Winslow. on three steamers formerly of
Danish registry which have been pur-
chased by the American Transatlantic
Company. The ships have been renamed
GeneSee, Maumee and Winneconne.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-27
Liquids in Parcel Post to New Points

POSTMASTER General Burleson has
concluded negotiations which permit
shipment of liquids, oils or articles
easily liquefiable in parcel post to the
Bahamas. British Honduras, Costa RIGA,
Curacao, Danish West Indies, Jamaica,
Newfoundland and Trinidad. Hereto
fore such articles have been admitted
to international parcel post only be-
tween the United States and Austria,
Brazil. Germany, Great Britain and
Norway.
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Climbs Down Tree From Hotel Afire

NASHVILLE, Tenn, August 27.-A
Lafayette. Tenn, dispatch says that the
Donoho Hotel at Red Boiling Springs
burned early this morning, loss Sl2, 900
no insurance. The seventy-five guests
escaped injury, though one climbed
down a tree and several descended by
ropes. The fire originated from fue.
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! uel Fatal to Chilean Deputy.

-tNTtiGO. chile. August 21.-Senor
haHc'idcs. member of the chamber
deputies, is dead as the result of wounds
'-ssiS.i ia a duet with another deputy
TO duel WIS The eutgrowth of Il trivial
political dispute.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-27

Harry ]. Sipes and his son. Leroy Sipes
of WagnerS point, Baltimore, were
drowned on IA grabbing trip of the point
The bodies we're recovered.
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Native Of Virginia.

Mr.. Mosby was born at Warrenton in
December. 1863. He was the son of
Col. John S. and Pauline Clark Mosby.
He was graduated from the law depart
ment fthe University Of Virginia in
1853. and following his grauation he en-
gagged in newspaper work in this city.
Mr.. Mosby practiced law in Denver.
Col, in the nineties. with much success,
and also lectured In the Colorado
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-27
JOHN S. MOSBY, JR., DIES
IN A LOCAL HOSPITAL
Son of Noted Confederate Cavalry
Leader of the Civil War
Succumbs.

John S. Mosby, jr., fifty-one years old,
son Of Col. Mostly. the famous Confed-
crate Cavalry leader, and veteran jour
nalist and writer, died yesterday after
noon at the Emergency Hospital. He
had been at the hospital for nearly a
month, following an operation for an
affection of the throat
The body will be taken tomorrow
morning to Warrenton, Va. the old
home of the Mosbys, where funeral
services will be held in the afternoon.
1nterment will be at that place.
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Unity Never More Necessary.
Confusion Greets Critic.

After Premier Viviani had concluded,
Deputy Louis Accam5ray, who recently
has several times criticised the gov
ernment's conduct of the war, took the
floor and began amid disorder a
criticism of Minister of War Millerand
The deputy spoke for an hour, but little
if anything Of what he said could be
heard because of the confusion
Afterward several deputies spoke in
approval of the premier's address, and
the chamber voted the credits asked by
the government by 539 to l.
The proposition of the socialists for
secret sessions of the chamber of depu-
ties was received and ordered printed
and the chamber 80 burned till Septem-
Der 16.
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Peace Not Now Desired.

Put the question of peace before the
country and it would be blown to moth
ing" the premier. continued. "Not un-
til heroic Belgium has been freed, not
until we have taken Alsace and Lor-
sons among u.s. Our enemies NAV
continue astray in their dull error of
last year, but not we.
The German press has said that
France was divided. Yes. there are di-
Tergences of opinion. These are the
essence of free government. But it
would be { fatal division if there were
in this country fraction of the peo-
pie who even thought of 4 premature
peace.
parliament possesses supervisory
rights. but nevertheless the authority
OF the government must he all the
stronger, owing to it's greater respon-
sibllIues, the premier continued We
must have not only the expression Of
YOUR confidence. but, for the great task
before US, we must have the freedom
of action necessary. We must have the
minds and the good will of every one.
Unity Never More Necessary.
Never has this been more necessary
TO the government from an internal as
well as an external point OF view. The
more that is demanded the greater the
force required 1t is for parliament to
grant 1t to the government"
Premier Niviani concluded his re-
marks by saying: Il ask you to adopt
the conciliatory attitude necessary that
we may go on to victory.
The entire chamb Der applauded the
premier. 1t was voted that his address
be posted on the billboards throughout
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Hammond Lass also ran.

pony race In which there were four start
ers, was won by Harry Kengla's entry. ridden
by Howard Tabb. The entry of ". d. Dosb
was second.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-23
MUST DEFEND TITLE
EVERY SIX MONTHS
AMERICAN BOXING ASSOCIATION
WILL ASK FOR THIS Law
New Set Of hing Weights 10 Also Asked
for-Sovoral New Cubs Are Ask
ing Fol Mem bsruhip.

CLEVELAND. Aug 22-Completing
the details OF its organization today. the
American Boxing Association decided To
recommend to the board OF governors
Tor passage a rule compelling all cham
pluns TO defend their titles once every
siN months. IL was also decided to re-
commend a new set OF ring weights TO
De acted upon by the board Of gov
etnors or the new association. As this
board ~ made up Of one man from each
club u Il though they Will be adopted.
Ihe new set would make the bantam
Weisht hgure at lis. feather 1876. light
Welght lfT and middleweikht 100. The
isht hcavy weight will be 1T5.
Promoters Of the Toledo a. G.. asked
that the club be made "a member 81 81.
NV aS~octsiiou. Billy Wellman. OF
Madison square Garden. Nsw YORK also
eNpIeHsed WILLINGNESS 20 be numbered
as one OF the association.
Hugh Shannan and John Finnersn. Of
E.fie "a. attended today n meeting and
the Erie club probably will be taken m
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CLEVELAND ~ Aug % -rfIsH.I.
uhiH defeated Cleveland. o. fu a...In.
ln four innings tE reason ~ error. and
timely bite kuuwlsun while wild HlII
double IF smith IIa error allowed
smith Oh s..re tnH only rur Score
r.rvsianf % u % UDrUf. ii q
T~hIlHdfIrfia D. % u. U. n o. I.rf q I
Batteries Jones UsrafHd. TrruI.n.
UHEerWtn nui UNr.II. knnwfHUr and
faUu.
rVl Iasr fIt. smith Three base
hIf walsh stolen IHas kHrr H4aa
or balls on UaErrufu. UnrafaI
Haesrman 1. Jones. g. uar.t8d
Trenton knHwIanu. Tmpfrra
o. Lourhllu and ullIcbraud.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-23
PASTOR RUSSELL
VIII Deliver Famous Address This
Evening at Court Theatre on
The Battle OF 1rmaueddop

Pastor G. r Russell. author and
lecturer. president Of the Interna.
tonal Bible Students association
vii deliver bis famous address. The
Battle Of Armageddon. In the Court
theatre this evening az n O'Clock
For some months past. since the out.
breaking Of hOstilitios Pastor Russell
has delivered a series Of lecturers In
many different cities Of the country.
Tn bis writing Pastor Russell ex.
pressed the conviction that in the
autumn 81 1914. intense trouble upon
the world would be- experienced.
which he bases bic INTERPRETATION
n tho works Of the Bible Tho attend.
arce IN this city on this evening will
no doubt prove large Pastor Rus
sell comes 10 Wheeling no the invita-.
to1 Of the local association Of UibIo
students
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-23

Special Dispatch to the Intelligencer.
DAYTON. o.. Aug. 22.-Bruce Noel
pitched another dne OF his good games
a aSaaS an" Sis 'n %sos s'Ss sGn .i the Vets
coping the contest by a 4 60 2 count.
Norton. anotheI PoItsider labored On
Vets only seven hits but most of these
came with meh ON bases and showed
P TTIns G q IN. the se, sspi x xfsT P pa Vent a E eSer
behind second and speared Skyes' hot
grounder with bis barehand and shot
IL to first in tiIhe TO get Earl.
wetzel opened the FIRST with a Texas
Lacquer over Warmers head and went
TO third while Hobbs was throwing
Neale out at FIRST Anderson singled 70
Warner walke1 in the second and
reached second when Norton hit Kyle.
Both moved Up one on StgpP,s SscT -
center. Noel fouled out to Reilly.
sykes singled over second but was fore
ed at second by hobbs.
After Hobbs popped TO Neale In the
MIN. Martin beat out a hit to Nespo
md reached second on a delayed steal
spsnSer struek out but Warner singled
srSih 10 on .tsF t sarS" The r.; s s1ogi SsS came GS'
close 20 seorIns IN the sixth principally
cd. but Neale famed. Anderson also
walked but ras forced out at second 6y
second. NS,alsoi%Rss . to sl ,sir Given LeS J I psas
but with the bases loaded the best
Meistcr could do was u grOuudcr 20
Martin.
Nespo singled through third In the
eighth. cal sacrificed him TO second
and he scored on AndersOn's double %
center. Lear struck out and Reilly
New 90 spencer. Spencer walked In the
eighth and Warner was hit By "A pitched
ball. Kyle hunted 60 Norton. threw "a
third TO get Spencer but he beat the
throw 9tupps sacrifice hy 10 Nesle,
scoring spencer.
Meister. twisted his ankle running Ca
hrst In the sixth and had To leave tho
game.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-23
LICKED II UMP"

SPECIAL Dispatch 60 the Intelligence.
EVANSVILLE. Ind. AUG 22-Evaus-
Vile bafted two Terrr Hautc pitchers
hard today and won. 30 to g.. Manager
Gilbert OF tho Tcrre Htute club clash
Cd with Umpire G0"hler and both went
10 the mat The police separated them
and to,k Gilbert IN the hold Gilbert
closed The umplres eye with u left
hook. The attendance was nyc thous-
and. Score.
u g. T..
evansville f030O2s 10 II /
7. Haute % 70 20 % 10 o % 70 o. ~ =
Turner and Hauscr. Gregg. Gilbert.
Warmth and Nauu.
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LOST BOTH BALLS
Cubs Are stopped Prom Scoring In
Ninth Owing To LOas-score
Stood IL 70 l.

Tho tneeda SlugFera bowed dour, "a.
deffaf Tor the second time this SEASON
ht the hands OF the cubs The score
va 20 D. SfnIfz did not allow n hff
hna ~iru"k out 81 men The lone run
I iuN luocune was scored on "a Wild
lhfnN The game was only PLAYED fsf
'lHul innings a. both balls were lost
in the first uf tho ninth fDrfrr vt..
m" cubs he'd mon on second and fhI-f
ana uu ono out Tire score % d. b.
Cuha . 3 90 q U ii ~ l.,
lnefdHa ... 1 H ID U ID Cd o. -
Batteries stoIfr md Trfsufr.
ln'edss- Shrumpt West and FrabeII
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ST0GIES
outheider sisson and Pitcher Donley
sent HOme-Former Suffering
with D~talocated Elbou

puthelder Charles SissOu % the gt0rie
crew was sent home by Manager VeiIIy
from Youngstown saturday sisson was
nlt on the arm with a pitched hall in
~fridaFs game and will not BE- able 10
play again this season. He will re-
nam IN hhecllnE until the return Of
the Stogie team either Tuesday eysning
or wednesday and will then 20 % hIa
home In order TO cut down the ex-
pfuscs NJ tho club. Pitcher Cornelius
bonley was released following tho last
game Or me Youngstown series Satur-
day. lie will 30 90 his home at Canton
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New York ....... 0 % o %
Chicago ......... 0 o 0 OO1O -
Sacrlhce hits J. Collins. Maisel. Peck
lnpeuEh. Bases on balls. or Cole o.
struck out by cole 8: REM ]. Russell
?. jmpires: Evans and chill
Second Game.
X. ~. T..
New York Gee. OOOOOO0O0-O Iu 2
Chicago ....... 3OU2000Os- n 1
batteries. Brown. Fieh and Nuua-
maker; fahcr and Schalk.
Two base hits Murphy. Felsch. High.
MHiHel. J Collins. Cook Three base
hit. = Colhns stolen bases = Collins
E.J collins. Murphy Sacrifce hits. J.
Collins. Cook. p Collins Eases on balls
orr Brown 2 f1eh 5 Fabsr 4 struck
out b. Eaber = Tich 1. Umpires
Chill and Evans.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-23
HOLDER MAN
Star Ftrst sacksr Of ths Port WAYNE
Central League Team Sold 20
in American
Aasociauon.

President william LIIflk.. of fh. Fort
Nntr" Central LEAGUE team Hsr odd
LLrsfh1t man HnldrfmHr OF Goat club fl
MtIunukcn 90 fhr American N.anrIrfIar
Do deal was closed SATURDAY. but HnI.
German VIII NOT rtuurf until tho omen.
Inh or ihe Itth season The purchase
price o. not known. HuIdtrmHu Ia .r.
~ thr best feldinE frsf h1ssm.n In fra
IraFue and has H batting average lf ll.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-23
FRANCE TODAY
toonunusd IRON Tir, Page,

expressed In words or signs. Totally
~unprepared for war. with a popula
ton only half that n Germany's a
superstition that the French on ar
count Of their absolutely unWaruko
temperament would not make good
soldiers. oven the most loyal French
we're benumbod with dread
The papers abaunded with ouloeira
NJ mos petlts soldats' until tho
stranger. and pcrhaps the FrcnChmau
himself. was automatically Jed intd
the belief that an the soldiers were
little and rather pathetic. and The
heart vas filled with an oycr1owinq
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AMERIcAN ASSOCIATION.

At milwaukee, Louisville s: MiIwau-
koe ], thrst gamer. Louisville 10: NIL
Waukee 4, tsccond camel.
Al kansas Ctty-indianapoIis O. Kan
sas city o. (nrst gameD. I~ndianapoUs
81 Kansas city 3. tsccond game. called
end 7th inning. ain
AZ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 3: Cleye.
land 4. (nrst EameD. MINNEAPOLIS a.
Cleveland 3. (second gamer.
At -. Paul-Columbus y: st. Paul 4
(hrst gameD. 10. ~ PAM A
tsecond game).
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-23
FEDERAL
HUNDRED WINS
onssided Game From wana Saturday
other Results Standing Of Teams
and Saturday Games.

In "a loosely played and onc-sidcd game
az wanna Saturday. Hundred defeated
The Wsna team by the score o. DO Co
L. EIuE pitching Tor the Hundred boys
four bite ard held them co. one
lone marker. while Die teammates were
coIlectirE DO hits and I0 runs on tine
deIIvers of %. clovis The score.
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TIGERS WIZ AND LOSE

DETROIT. Aug 22-Before On. Ilrg-
est crowd that ever watched "a ball
game on NaNiu field. Detroit and WASH
iuEtun pit a duubleheader today John
son held the Tigers % three hits boz the
hrst game and Washington won. : 90 D.
IausS pitched brilliantly M the second
contest Witch Detroit captured. . Co
o. and which was boo doubt until Young -
briIlinnt double play Boo the ninth clear
ed the hussE. Score.
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CHILD INJURED
Young son Of Mr.. and Mrs A J.
Donahue Received Dangerous Cut
on Eoot-Rrportrd nrlirr

The little Of Mr. and Mrs 4. J.
ponahuc. $50 Main street was boo.
iurcd yesterday afternoon when hc
ioll upon n broken bottle. The
childs foot vas badly cut and m or.
tory was severed Fortunately ur.
9 p Plant was secured in time fo
st0p tho dangerous flow Of blood The
lad was running about in the cellar
when the accident happened.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-23

LAPLANo SAFE

NEW YORK. Aug 2t-The White
Star Line announced here today that
the steamship Lapland bad arrived al
Liverpool 81 ? a No.. TODAY This an.
nouncement dispelled Co. y in shin.
ping circles that the ST. uehip had
met with mishap while rasslnR
through the var zone.
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Wana

Two baae rifa krarre. Warksy. @.
A. Church. 4. kaue. ImIrs Three
base hit. NriEnn Home cum klng
stolen hsars kirF D. Kcarna. 9 o.
church f. NNHrr IHff uu bases HON.
dre1. Nnua. . UHer on tHIIa kIuE.
3 Clovis. 2 First base on errors Hun
dreI 2 wanna a STUCK Uut klrr I'd.
clovis. p Passed ball Church Time of
game Two hours Umpire Harker.
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First Dame.


Washington % U 20 o. o % O-s m 1
Detroit .... 70 20 % o 70 u U 10 Il 3 :
batteries. ohuso and williams uu-
buc. Stoeu. ldham Holanj and strsn-
axe.
Two base hits Sharks. Ar1st1 stolen
bases. Mcbride. Crawford. p Sacrifice
hits Williams. MOeIIer. garIIU. 4.
Bassz on balls Dn Dubuc Oldham.
! Holland. D. Johnson. = Struck out
Er pubuc. q. Oldham. holland.
Johnson. q tmpirss. Wallace ami
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-23

At Jersey City-Chrst game)-
r. r. p
Jersey city 10000 600 3 o
McTtgue and Kochcr: Crutchcr and
Tragresser.
tSecond game)- r. IL T.
Toronto ....... OO101OOOO- ?
jersey city 90. O0O10OOOO- y 4
Manning and koCher. Bruckc and
TraErgsscr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-23

CHICAGO. Aug 22-Both games Of
the doublehcader with New York. went
20 Chicago today by scores % 3 TO 2 and
. to q. Before Cole was taken out in
the initial contest he walked !. Collins.
forcing In the winning run.
In the second game Faber madam easy
time against his opponents and was
given great support. especially by J.
Collins. Weaver and T.. Collins. Scores
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-23
White SOX
TAKE BOTH ENDS OF A
HEADER FROM NEW YORK
Jackson Plays IN Centsr-RenE and
faber Pitch Great Games-Ssnators
and Tigers Split - Boston
Wins Two.
Yesterday Results.

Washington =: Detroit J..
'Detroit !. Washington @.
'Eoston @. ST. Louis l..
"EOston 3. -. Louis p
Chicago %: New York ..
"'ChicaEo 3. New York o.
Philadelphia . Cleveland ]
First game. second game.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-23
IN AMATEUR Y
SEMI-PRO WORLD.

Tho FULTON Athletic club yesterday
score % o. 90 The feature 10 fFa
waa the pitching ~ Y.rFe f.r Tna
Athletic club and the batting ~ uamm
Tor the same team
The FULTON a a. would Ike fu arrHnre
n rame with any o. year old team Ia
.the i~nteIugcncer.
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Washington % % 100000 % 10
Detroit ... % 20 OIL % o o - o
Eaft'riss gHlIa Ayros and Henry.
THuaa and strange.
Two base hIfa Burns. MILAN. stolen
bases. GHrdIl Tuah. Milan
hIfa gHlia. YOUNG. Mcbride. NIft
Bases Ou hIUa on guIliu. q Uausr. o.
struck UUt If GH1IH. N.rea. d
lHH.H. a imglrss Connolly aud wall
Ir.U.
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Today's Games

New York at Chicago.
Boston 20 ~. Louis.
Dthsr clubs not scheduled.
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spectnI Dispatch to the frtr1frer~rr
ERIE. "a. Aus % ~. central.
LeaEue season closed iu Er.s today
When The Sailors won Il soluble header
from NnuuFsfOwn gffflmeu. fHs scores
we're fret same Erie. 1i. fuuurafnun.
trrurd same. Erie. r youngstown
lNf two remaining Eamta scheduled
Tor ErIf no bone we're transferred 20
hounE afnHr uu account ~ E.k State
ConNerNHr. which opens h.re frmHrrUw.
100 hlss leased the BAH PARK FOR the
rirst Game.
Erie ... % q U D. I al
Nouugstn % H H U o. g. 3
AldrcdEa and Nrrt.r. uHng ard Warrsr
Second Dame.
Tria ..... U H
f~ouugsfuwn . I H o..
HEX and martha GRAY anI Wagner
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InHfnn ... n q H H m ~ U q On q
So Louis n n q n poo IA q
batteries Leonard and Thomas. Cady
Low Ir"wI|E. Hon and ervrUHIH
Two base DIE SEVERED Three base
h.f IHHff stolen bases -Fntfeu Hoop
rr. NHhIfEsI Sacrifice bite scott
Austin. Lewis Huara on halls br
Leonard. &. L0UdermIlk. g. Struck out.
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First Game

y. Wayne % q 02bOg % o. 3
O. Rapids f02fO d % ia @ 3
Osborne. Ocstermeyer ang Heyers Mr-
Arthur and Ellington Melter ana Dcver-
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NORTON WAS INEFFECTIVE
AND ST0GIES LOSE OPENER
AND scosn FoUs RUNS
Andsrson Carried Away batting Honors
with . Doubls md Two Singles
-Meirts injured.

Yesterdaxs Results.
'Grand Rapids fft Fort Wayne ..
''Grand Rapids q: Fort Wayne l..
Erie IL. Youngstown 3.
'"Erie 81 Youngstown l.
Evansville 10; TeFre Hauto }.
Daytfh 4: Wheeling >.
First game. "-Second game.
Todays Games.
Wheeling at Dayton.
Terre Hautt at Evansville.
Fort Wayne nj Grand Rapids.
Youngstown at Erie.
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Boston n O o. nj ID % q o. b. ID
80 Louis n n U u H % IL 3 2
Batteries kuuh. Hamilton and Arnsu
Foster ard IHHN
Two Nfan nIfa THrru. HoHrar Pratt
stolen base Speaker Sacrifice FIfr
HHIrrr. GARDINER. HHHH Hu balls rT
Foster kpHh. o. Hamilton struck
UHf HU Tlafrr EHUE. Tm.Ir.a
I|rEIr and N4U|u
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.


At Rocky Point. r. I-Provtdence-
Montreal postponed. rain.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-23
FEDERALS

Yesterday's Results.
Newark ?: Pittsburgh l.
"Newark 8: Pittsburgh 1.
Chicago 4: Buffalo O.
First game. -Secon game.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-23
A sox WIN TWO

Special Dispatch CO. tho lntet1iEcursr
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. Aug gg=
Grand Rapids took both games OF "a
barrain DAY bill tnat opened the nua
series OF the season from Fort WAYNE
here. TODAY. In q loosely PLAYED opening
hatue. Eeulete with errors. the Htask
sox were returned tlctorr % 60 %.
while Macarthur had the better ~ %
pitching duel On the second . o. O. Score
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-23

Today's Games.
st. Louis at Chicago.
Kansas city at Pittsburgh.
Brooklyn at Baltimore.
.Bunalo-Newark, not scheduled
The Newark journal., 1915-09-02
WHEAT BULLETIN NO. 121

The Arkansas Experiment Station has just published a bulletin reporting some experi- ments conducted by the Station in the growing of wheat. In the bulletin, all reports favor early blowing, good seed bed and late sowing; shallow seeding of from 1 to 6 pecks per acre j; the use of the flaming mill to eliminate small grains andvari- ous weed seeds, the soft wheat variety and preferably Fultz, Red May, Fulcaster, and Ala bama Bluestem, although some home" varieties did lmost as we'll. Thirty thousand copies of this bulletin has been mail ed to Arkansas farmers and others will be mailed on re quest to Director Experiment Station, Fayetteville, Ark.
The Newark journal., 1915-09-02
NEWPORT WATER
 IS CONDEMNED

Newport, Sept. That Newports water supply con- ply contains bacilli and is dan gerous to use for drinking pur- poses unless boiled, is the an- nouncement by City Health of ficer, Dr. 0. D. Watson, after receiving a report of the analy- sis made of the water by the state laboratory. A treatment plant is being installed by the water company to purify the water at the pumping station. In the meantime, the house. holders are compelled to filter and boil all the water they use.