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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-01
CHICK EVANS WINS
OPEN GOLF TITLE
Makes Round i'm National Play with
Total of 2S6 for :.
Holes.

MINNEAPOLIS, June 60. - An
amateur, Charles (Chick) lvans, jr.,
Of the Edgewater club. Chicago, four
times amateur golf champion and
once winner OF the western open title,
added to his laurels today by winning
the national open golf championship
title at the Minikahda links here with
total Of 2S6 for the ~ holes Of
championship play.
Thus for the third time in four
years premier honors have been car.
ried from the annual tournament by
an amateur and this time ny the besl
score since the formation Of the or
ganiZation In 1894. The best previous
score was 29O, made by George Sar-
gent at Englewood. n. j.. in 1909, and
by Walter Hagen at Midlothian club,
Chicago. in 1914. when Evans was
runnerup in 291.
Evans won the title by a margin
of two strokes. Jack Hutchinson. a
professional of Pittsburgh Pa, by
clipping one stroke from the course
record of GO. set by Evans yesterday.
turned in a card of GS for the after
noon, which gave him total of 2SS.
j. NJ. Barnes. Philadelphia, profess
Sional was third with 29O. Par for
the course is ~ and the course rec
ord was 20 until lowered stroke
yesterday by Evans The distance
of the course is 8, so yards.
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Voking. heat-defying skit that sends
one out of the theater with a sense
OF having been amused. thrilled and
rested.
good many folks tell us they come
INTO the Majestic every afternoon TO
escape the heat, the cool breeze hits
Just as soon as one enters the thea
ter. That big typhoon fan exhausts
the heated air constantly and creates
steady. fresh breeze that makes for
cool. solid comfort. This treatment
Is recommended for heavyweights es.
pecially although slim folks are not
barred
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RAN for SEVERED In eighth.
tBatted for Groom In eighth.
Scera by innings.
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his own home run in the seventh that
won the game.
Oklahoma City took two-run lead
In the second round. With two gone.
Dameron singled and Dowie planted
one over the centerficld fence.
For three innings only three men
faced Ted Herbert each round. Brady
had whitfield In the fourth before the
Producers got their first hit IA single
10 left by WoOley He went to sec
ond on Lambs inficld out and scored
on Prices single to right. The score
was tied In tho sixth by Lamb. drop
ping ono outside the lot
In the seventh Moore opened with
clean hit to center Murphy popped
into left. Heatlev sacrificed. but was
safe. and the bases were filled when
f1llmbu. covering first. dropped Her
bcrt's perfect reg Moore raced home
with what proved To- be the winning
run when white shot "A sizzling grass
cutter through tho close drawn in
field. Murphy also tried to score on
tho semc play. but Herbert took Rear
wHld's throw and dived into the run
ner as he was about to step onto the
plate. An instnnt later Dowie called
for a pitchout and nippcd White too
far off first After that came Geist y
decisive circuit Clout. sending lieatlcy
on homo In front of him. Thoreupon
Herbert moved benchward and Jor-
dan took the mound. holding the visi-
tors hitlcss and runless thereafter
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TEXAS LEAGUE.
TO SETTLE TITLE
AT BARTLESVILLE
old Rivals WIN Fight for Wcltcr-
weight Championship of
state.

BARTI .ESNILLE, June SO-Curley
Smith and Jess white. old rivals. are
to settle the welierweiCht champion
ship OF the state in a l5-pound bout
which they are to engage in at the
Grand theater here on the night of
July I. There has never been a battle
staged in tins city whore there was
greater interest shown and consider
able money will change hands On the
outcome Of the bout
Jim Flynn the Pueblo fireman, and
lack Dillon the giant killer" who
box IL rounds at Dewey on the morn
ing Of the Fourth. will hold ringsldc
seats "Foghorn" Clancy has been
selected as club referee Clancy
brought along his voice from Tulsa
and Is taking an active part in the
arrangements for the coming roundup
at Dewey.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-01
80 ENTERED IN
TENNIS TOURNEY
sa's Best Array Lined Up for
HOnOrs.

Thirty-two men are entered in the
open city tournament which begins
today on the Y. NJ. c. A. tennis club
courts The entries closed last night,
just enough having entered to make
byes unnecessary
The drawing WAS made at the "Y"
last night and the schedule prepared
by l.. c. Murray referee. The FIRST
round, consisting of 16 matches, will
be played this afternoon, beginning
at 3 o'clock. All contestants are OK
pected to be at the courts at this
time.
The second round will be played
Monday at O'Clock, as a result Of
which arrangement the men will have
a rest teLu cen the first and second
rounds. The third round, semi
finals and finals will bo played on
the Fourth of July which is Tuesday.
The third and semi-fil.als will be in
the morning. while the finals are
slated for the afternoon.
Led by A. ID. Sloan, for many years
champion Of Tulsa, the Country club
contingent probably will oe in the
running for every honor. Campbell,
Terry, Graham, Lockwood, Pomeroy
and Breckenridge are among those
who have figured prominently in for
mer lOcat tournaments. Few of these
have had any practice this year and
an outsider has good chance to slip
in. Several college men and newly
developed stars are slated for the
dark horse Job. Iams. Cook, Shake
ly and Kennedy have beeu mentioned
III the winners column.
Following is the first-round sched-
ule;
Young VS.. Lockwood Kennedy VS.
Davis, POIncrOy vs. CLARK Harry ys
Breckinridge, Durhand VS.. Chandler,
Recket VS.. Graham, Alexander VS..
Sloan, Martin vs.. Zlhn, Preston VS..
Stewart, Heffner VS.. Snuth. Wakefield
vs.. Freeman. Shake.ey vs.. Yeager,
Wakefield VS.. Dubois, Cook VS.. Bene-
dict Terry vs.. Greer. Iams VS.. Har-
ris.
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MAJESTIC.

If there's sense Of humor in a
craven Image. the show at the Ma
leslie today will bring it out. Dc
Wolfe Hopper in MIR. Goode. the
samaritan assisted by Fay Tincher.
me dainty comedienne of the Fine
Arts studio, presents most pleasing
cohiely drama, cleverly con- bining fun
and pathos in just the right pronor-
tions. '''p''
To round out the program Fatty
ana Mabel. the Keystone favorites
disport themselves in a laughter-pro-
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WAAWINGTON, juno 3O---N row betWeeN
Captain Mcbride OF the Washington team
and Mays, the Boston pitcher, precipitated a
clash in the third inning Of today's game
here that threatened Tor timo to develop
into a general fight among the players of the
two clubs Tho police restored order and
after Agncw, Boston catcher, had been
arrested and Captain Mcbride and Manager
Griftth Of the Washiugto put off the
field the game was resumed and Boston won
6 to / 80. ~.
The trouble started when Mays hits Nc
Rridr with a pitched ball. Mcbride re-
snonded by throwing his bat at the pitcher
who almost Immediately was surrounded by
a score of Washington and Boston players.
Then the police got into action, hut dl9 not
diamond until Aguew had hit Griffith a blow
In tho face
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Western Association
Miners 4, Nets /.

Special to The World.
MUSK OGEE. June 30 Although Ncls
Jones allowed the Miners but three hits TO.
day each Of them counted for scores and
tho Nets lost I to l. Two homo runs and
a two haggor were McAlestcr's threo safetes
with first homer coming with man on base
and tho two baggor coming with a runner ON
second
The Nets found Mickey for twice as many
safotics As Ioncs allowed hut were unable to
hit In the pinches six runners dying on bases.
Jones had perfect support In tho field while
Mckcy's was slow and erratlc, Thompson
first base twice.
Score. r. II r..
McAlcstcr ......... O2O 100 1000
Muskogoe ........ 600 100 OOO--i
batteries Mickey aHd Whitei Jones and
Brook Umpire, Pontius.
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sherman ?, Paris l.

"
PARIS. Texas. June 80 Bonehcaded
coaching lost a pitchers battle for Gicrhart
today in which he had the best of his OPP
poucnt Shipo and sherman won 10 in
ii innings Paris counted in tho first,
WakcHcld's single and Suapp's double.
which would have been a three bagger hut
Wakefield was held on third and Suapp was
tagged out Wakefield counted moment
later on wild pitch Iipps homer In the
ninth ciuched the game. The batting Of
Suapp. Hayes and lipps featured.
score, Il. H. f..
Paris ..... 100 600 600 OO-l 9 2
sherman . 600 600 OOl Ol-2 .
Batteries Glcrhart and Crittcuden: Shipe
and Mackcy Umplres. Myers and Johnson.
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WELSH AND WHITE
MATCHED FOR BOUT
Classy Pu9s VIII Meet On July II;
pace L. Still to BE Decided
PpOn.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, June 3O.-A local
promoter te'egraphed from New York
today that he had matched Freddie
Welsh and Charlie White to fight
either in st. Paul or Minneapolis.
probably on July 2i. They are to
meet Mt 1856 pounds ring,ide. which
Will make the match a championship
bout. Welsh is t. get $500. Whites
price was not named.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-01
Varicocele or Enlarged

Va;,oW EAE BLOOD Vessels,
ClhoFor circulation. ralpttotlon
of the Heart Sour stomach. Bau
Mcwory short of Breath. Trembling
of the limbs, Easily Excited. Tlrcu
FccltuE in the morning. Low Vitality.
Sursish Circulation, ONE WEEK )
TREATMENT Wl-L SATISFY YOU
OUR REMEDIES ARE RIGHT VIII
YOU continue suffering from these all
n,uts, or viii you place your case in
my hands and be permanently cured
In tho right way and shortest tmo
possible
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Pittsburgh ............... 00l 00l 0Ol-3
summary: Errors Herzog, killfer; two
base hits, Wilson, Wingo .; three. base hit,
O'Bren, Molwtk; stolen bases, Carey,
Baird; double play Molwitz (unassisted) I;
bases on balls. of Harmon 2. OFF Schneider
p hits off Harmon in innings, OFF
Schneider g in Q innings; struck out, by
Harmon l. by Schneider 2. Umpres, Har-
rison and Rigler.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-01

GEIST PITCHES GAME

Special 10 Tho World
OKLAHOMA CITY. June so
Three sharp singles. muff and
home run in the seventh inning won
for Tulsa the second game of the
series at Saratoga today by score
Of to ..
Before and after the bombardment
the teams battled on even terms,
Geist had the better of the pitching
argument with Herbert. and 1t was
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Totals 3 E "a III
'Battcd for Scatci in fifth.
Tran for Zwlling in ninth.
+Batted for Knabee IN ninth.
Stated forpoakiusiXth.
Score by innings
Chicago. ...............O OO0 Od0 O0o-3
~. Louis .... ..,..... 49,. lou aO2 OO-
gan twnbaso hit, Fischer three base hit,
SAFER: horne run Williams; sto,en bases,
Bethel, Miller Bescher; double plays, Multi,
gan 2eiior ard knsbe, Bette, C"rhan and
Miller bases ola balls off Seaton l. off
Hendrix 3, Oft Afeacows / hits, off Seaton
; in four innings, of Hendrix in four, off
DoRk in sin, of Meadows N three;
struck out, by Seatot1, ?, by Hsndrix l. by
Doak / Umpires Klein ard Em.lie.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-01
DID CONCERN DECLARES
S6,OOO,00O DIVIDEND.

NEW YORK. June 30.-The
Producers Oil company of Hous-
ton. Texas. a subsidiary of the
Texas company, controlling
many oil properties ir Texas.
oklahoma and Louisiana. today
declared cash dividend of
100000. or 200 per cent of its
capitalization. The dividend will
go to shareholders of the Texas
company. The Texas Company
stock is on a dividend basis of
10 per cent, but the company
has ut various times declared
extra dividends in stock or cash.
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Score by innings:
petroit .. 600 600 OO2-2
Chicago ................ ul2 600 w .
summary. Errors, Dauss 3 Won kolnitz {;
two base hits, Jackson. Fournier. three base
hits Veach, StaUage. Jackson, Crawford !;
stolen bases, Cobb, f. Collins; double play.
Scott to Weaver to Fournier, bases ON balls,
of Dauss 5, of Scott 2 hits. Off Duuss o
in 4 innings, or scott in innings; struck
out by Dauss 1. by Scott /. Umpires, Nallin
and Evans
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-01

why did Reverend Binks leave his
CHARGE"
He said his parishioners were
guilty Of contributory negligence."-
Judge
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American League
Chicago 5, Tigers 9.

CHICAGO, June 3O--Tho White Sox went
into third place today By virtue Of another
victory over Detroit 5 to ?, while washing
ton was losing Some timely hits off Dauss,
his own two errors IN the third inning aud
two passed balls by Stnnage IN tho same
round were factors Ia the Chicago win.
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PHILADELPHIA. June 3O.-New York hit
Bush's delivery hard today and shut OUT
Philadelphia. 7 to o. Strunk starred with
tho stick with triple and two singles in
four times at bat,
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Giants 4. Phillies {

NEW YORK. iun1 80 New York battcd
Alexander out Of the box today and won the
fourth game OF the series from Philadelphis
- B. Tesroau pitched well Tor New York.
though Cravath made trouble for him with
triple a single and a hone run.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-01

ST LOUIS, June 3O-1Le st. Louis Ma
tionais defeated Chicago this afternoon, TO
., tho winning runs being scored N tho
sixth inning after the .isitOrs had tied the
score in the fourth inning.
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CLEVELAND. June 9O.-ClevelaEld broke
its losing streak, defeating ~. Louis to l.
Beobe, who ia his first American league
game Monday shut out Chicago, would have
Registered another shut out, but for an error
by Evans In tho eighth,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-01

SUMMARY FrrOTT FITTWAn, MuTpHy
home runs. Dowie, Gcist, Lamb; sacrifice
hits Heatlcy. Payne, double play. Clemens
TO F.lluan to Danoron; left on bases Tulsa
=, Oklahoma CITY I; tirst base ON balls Geist
/ hit by pitcher, by Jordan Wooley)
struck out, by Herbert ., by Geist . hits,
oN Hrrbrrt in six and two third innings,
wild pitch. Gcist time OF game 80 I'm
Iire Morgan
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-01

WANTED-Boys to insert uapcrs
mt World office Saturday night: must
be over 10. Call ut Mailing Room
after y u. M.
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Signs of the Times.

"Flubdub's home seems badly neg
lected."
We'll. his wife is interested in pris-
on reform. better roads pure politics
and clean plays. Pittsburgh Post.
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CINCINNATI, June 3O-Errors by Man
ager Herzog in the ninth inning OF today
game allowed Pittsburgh to win, 3 TO 2, de-
spite a rally in the final round.
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Texas League

BeaumOnt 1, Dallas l.
Galveston 3. Waco ?.
San Antonio /, Fort Worth 7.
Houston 1. Shreveport 3.
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Totals ? s2l14
'Batted for Dell in eighth.

0tUro Dy innings. .
Boston. ................O .OOl l03 0l'-6
summary: Twotaso hits Stengel >.
GOVly, Snodgrass; thrce.bhse hits. Wheat,
Gowdy, Snodgrass stolen bases, Smith.
Snod grass. double play. Gowdy TO Msrsn.
Vile; bases on balls oft Dell 3 hits off
Dell in geyen innings OF Mails in one,
OFF Barnes in nine; struck out, by Barnes
2. Umpires, O'Day and Esson.
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SUMMARY: Errors Peckinpaugh, King,
Meyer, two-base hits, Baker ,, Meyer; three
base hits, Gilhooley, Pipp, Struuki struck
ont by Fisher g. BY Bush 3 double plays.
G.deon to Plpp Baker TO Gedeon to Plppi
bases on balls off Bush 3. Umpires,
o. O'Louglin and HildeOrand
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National League
---->--->>->--
Rravel Q. podg.rs 9.

BOSTON. lone 30'-Ihe Boston Nationals
defeated brooklyn 10 2 Today because tn"
Braves batted vigorously and wer, assisted
by several errors and bases on balls.
1hL -rtr...
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Totals 3 92i II
tPstted for Chalmers in seventh.
tBlttcd for MAYER in ninth.

Philadelphia 900 200 O10-3
New York .... OO2 020 00'-4
summary: Errors, Bancroft Doyle; two
base hit Robertson three base hits, Alex
under, Cravath: home runs. Robertson, era,
vath. stolen bases. Stock, Fletcher Whitted
.; bases on balls oil Alexander , hits off
Alexander in four and one third innings,
.off Chalmers none in one and lwo.thirds, OK
Mayer / in two: struck out, Jy 1esreau l.
by Alexander T. by Chalmers l. BY Mayer /.
Umpires, Quigley ana Byron.
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Kidney, Bladder
\ n u
I&llItI1

NNTIC TNOUNLfS NNNNEN'f-
~ curcd I'm few days. II no other
COR phcauous These diseases readily
yield to my Blood Making aud Blood
Purifying Remedies
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American Association

Louisville 4, Toledo ~.
Indianapolis 2, Columbus 0.
st. Paul 0, Kansas City /.
Minneapolis 2, Milwaukee I.
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Games Today
WESTERN ASSOCIATION

Tulsa at Oklahoma City.
sherman at Paris.
Denlson at Fort Smith.
McAlester at Muskogee.
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Score by innings; ,,,, a., =,
Boston .......,... 0.'''' w ~ -
Washington ....,,....... OUo OoU luu
Summary: Errors, Gardner Foster
ShanLs Two. base hits Gardner, Walker
lewis. stolen bases Barry, Sawyer, Gardiner
scott. bases ON balls. or Mays . hits, off
Galiin in 5 innings Oft Ayer. { none out
in ninth. Of shaw none IN : inning, struck
ont by Galla 3, by Shaw l, by Mays i.
Empires. owens and Connolly.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-01

" Ionis ...... 600 600 OlO-l
Cleveland .............. 900 zoo OO'-
summary: Errors fvaus, Sislor, Pratt;
two-b base hits, O'Neill, Tobin; three base
hits, speaker SEVERED; bases ON balls, or
Beebe p OF Groom { hits, Off Beebo )
in innings. or Groom in Z innings, off
Koch / in 1 inning: struck out, by Beebe D,
by Groom 4 Umpires, Chill and Dlneen.
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Southern League



MEMPHIS. June 30.-Memphis bunched
hits with Atlantas errors in two innings to-
day and won, 3 to @ Monroe. recently Sc
cured from Frankfort Of the Ohio State
league, pitched his first game for Memphis
and allowed only five hits.
Score: II. II. Il.
Atlanta ....... O2O 900 oOO-2 ) 2
Memphis ......... 600 0l0 02'-3 0
Batteries-Lafitte and Perkins; Monroe
and Wallace.
Lookouts 7. Gulls 6.
CHATTANOOGA, June 30-Mobile got 16
hits today, but Chattanooga's eight were more
timely and the home team won. 7 to s.
Score: X. II. f.
Mobile ........... 900 O1O 3O2--6 16 |
Chattanooga ...... 2l0 $50 l0+-7 2
Batteries JUL, Allison and Schmidt;
Allen, Walker and Kitchens.
Vols g Pels l.
NASHVILLE, June 3O.-Allson's error in
the eighth when he mufied Sheehan's fly.
enabled Ellis to score the run that gave
Nashville a to victory over New Orleans
and put Nashville in first place.
Score: II. Ii. +.
New Orleans ...... 600 100 OOO-I 5 3
Nashville ......... 010 900 0lt-2 6 O
Batteries Breton and Higgins; Ellis and
Marshall.
Birmingham at Little Rock, rain.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-01
WARNING!

NATURE oNacts heavy penalty
from those who neglect disease. Even
the strongest athletes soon BREAK
DOWN from these Diseases. II is
claimed by leading authorities that
these diseases are doing more injury
TO the race than tuberculosis or can
Ger. You will not escape unless you
recei.c the right treatment NOW.
Most people spend enough money
foolshly every month to pay for a
cure No matter whether your case
is simple or complicated. the great
remedies will be administered at IL
cost less than any other Doctors
treatment.
No man need deny himself my scrv-
ices for luck of money; If YOU need
the treatment. call. Pay me as you
can,
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Philadelphia at New York
Brooklyn at Boston.
Chicago at St. Louis.
No others scheduled.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

St. Louis at Cleveland.
New York at Philadelphia.
Boston at Washington.
Detroit at Chicago.
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Western League.

Joseph l. Denver {.
Des Molncs g. Lincoln 3.
Wichita 9. Topeka 3.
SiouN City o. Omaha 1.
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'Batted for Bush in ninth.
tBatted for Young IN ninth.
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Here's a Few Suggestions

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Superior Vee-Nek Sport Union Suits to wear
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Check Plain Nlinsook Solome Voile and Aero
Weave, s1.O0 and up
Ties Of every ina enable material, pattern and
color 25c to $1.OC. Two-tone silk sox, soc per
pair.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-03-29


not see the warning light.
The second section crashed
through buffet car and a day coach
on the first section, throwing the
wreckage on the next track In less
than minute the Twentieth Century
Limited, running go miles an hour,
hit the wreckage. The Twentieth
Century was derailed, the engine
ploughing through 300 yards of
tracks, but no passengers on the
Century were hurt.
The identified dead: Argard Haltai,
manager of the Hungarian Theat-
ricaI Co., Cleveland; Malcinca Ben
nor, Indiana Harbor, Ind; Raisin OBJ
bah, Indianapolis; Mrs. Jennie Rad
das, Cleveland, died in hospital; Chas.
Nelson, 80, Indianapolis; Rev. Guslar
Waslyi, First Hungarian Evangelical
Luthern church, SO Thaddeus ST., De-
troit; Dora Roseberg, 81 Agnes st.,
Toronto, Can; J. H. Hearn, GallipO-
lis, o; Geo. Ojonto, Indianapolis;
W. Easton, 1909 Airdon st., East
Philadelphia.
Among the injured are H. Grote-
mat, 1873 N. Dearborn St, Chicago,
marine engineer on steamer Robert
Benson, bruised and cut about body
and legs; G. VESSEL, 1888 Jackson
blvd, Chicago, arms and legs hurt;
S. H. Bishop, 1887 w. 63d St, Chi
cago, fireman, legs hurt; Albert Kel-
Ter, 5000 Lincoln av., injuries to
body; w. K. Holloway, 1851 Sheri-
dan I'd, suffering from shock; L. A.
Winer, Sill Blackstone av., sprained
foot and ankle.
The sound of the crash and cries
of the injured and dying were heard
two miles away. Mayor E. E. Foster
of Amherst ordered the fire bell
c.