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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-03
REROUT|NG PLAN IS
FINALLY AGREED ON
Barton Heights and Gipter Park PEG.
pie Get Their Eiye-Ntrute
schedule.
HIGHLAND PARK CARS 10
LEAVE FIFTH AND BROAD
At Request of St Paul's Church, Cars
Are Routed Up Eighth Street In
Order to Avoid Further Increasing
Noise on Ninth.

Covering much of the same ground
previously gone over, after a discus
son lasting some three hours, definite
action was taken by the Committee
on Streets yesterday on the petitions
for rerouting of Northside and South
side cars The question was brought
before the committee some ten DAYS
ago. and after hearing was afforded
representatives. from the sections pro-
posed in the rerouting scheme, called
meeting was set for o'clock Yesterday
to conclude the matter
AS outlined when the matter was
brought up At the previous meeting
the rerouting scheme would be as fol-
lows. The Highland Park cars, now
leaving Seventh and Broad Streets and
turning back TO Fifth Street at Baker
Street. would leave from Fifth and
Broad Streets At the end of the line
in Highland Park. where they now
stop and turn back, they would, under
the new system. take a loop Of about
three blocks, known Is the Meadow
Brook Loop turning back into the
main line again. The Barton Heights
and Ginter Park scheme provides for
a Ave- minute schedule. They propose
TO turn the Henrieo line across the
bridge into Barton Heights and on to
Ginter Park, and to continue the Hull
Street line on to Ginter Park and back
down Seventh street, The South Rich
mond contingent merely ask that they
be given better style of car, In order
Ito more comfortably provide for the
passengers,
Question of Rails
The chief issue which seemed to BE
involved in the settlement of the pro-
posed change was the specifications as
to the kind of rails that were to be
used in laying tracks, In the High
land Park scheme. the petition. TO
which the Power Company has agreed.
specifies that the Trail is to be used.
until the territory through which the
! tracks are to run have been paved
by the city. This Trail" is said
! to be inadequate on a paved street,
and members of the committee in
sisted that the Power Company agree
to place the ''Girder rail- instead.
Captain Guigon attorney for the
Power Company, declared that the
company could not agree to this as
it had not been incorporated In the
petition. and further stated that It
would probably be two years before a
shipment of girder rails could be
secured from the steel mills. A
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-03

Tho Virginia Carolina Chemical
Company and Benjamin r. Crump
Company were fined IS and costs
yesterday In P,Ice Court for violating
the ten-hour law. The cases were
prosecuted by Miss L. NJ. Barbour.
factory inspector for the Department
OF LAh4r. sSa
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-03
In Heavy Attack n Heights
East of Gorizia early 1890
Austrians Capt red
GERMANS RETIRE FROM
FORTRESS OF VAUX
Practically All of Their Hard
Earned Gains East Of Mouse
Are Now Back in Hands of
Nivelle' Frenchmen

Roma, Nov. 2.--Striking east
from Gorilla and piIlveriZing the
powerful Austrian defense on the
Carso front, the Italian army OF
General Count Cadorna has re-
sumed its advance against Trieste.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-03

CONTINUED on Seventh Pase.s
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-03

Continued ON Seventh Pare,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-03
Guardian of Nations Honor.

Continued on Second Page }
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-28

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Sept. 2s.-A
plea for the alumni Of various Indiana in
situations To use their influence to keep
good athletic material in the state rather
than allow il to go to other states. was
made by Ewald 0. Stiehm. director of ath
letics at Indiana university ut a recent
luncheon of the alumni Of that school here.
Speaking Of his reason for going to In
diana he said: 81 came to Indiana uni
versity largely because it has been in an
athletic rut. and because ! hope to dis
prove the argument that loor location eli
matically and a dearth Of good material
through lack Of football in the high school
Of the state has been responsible for IA,
mediocre showing.
We should see to il that a high school
athlete goes 10 Indiana or Purdue and not
10 Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin or IL,
East. Except in a few particular cas-
Eastern foot ball j. superior to that in 80
West, a condition due mostly 70 mattel Al
CLEANED from the Eastern preparatory
schools"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-28

RICHMOND, Ind. Sept. 2s.-The fol-
lowin schedule for fottball games for Earl
ham college has been announced:
Sept. 30.-Winona A. c. at Richmond.
Oct. 7.-Miama F., AT Oxford, O.
Oct. 14.-Butler at Indianapolis.
Oct. 21.-Franklin al Richmond.
Oct. %. - Georgetown University at
Louisville, Ky.
Nov. Wabash Mt Charlottesville.
Nov. 11.-Rose Poly at Terre Haute. >
Nov. ls.-Wittenberg at Springfield. o.
Nov. 25--Wilmington at Richmond.
Among the varsity men who will report
again this year are Bowen. Yull: r. Mill.
tackle; Lelend Clavert, tackle: and Don
calvert. center; Lelend Calvert will can.
tam the team. Some of last years good
payers will not be bach this wear. but Earl.
hams chances are considered fair.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-28

?. block b; total taxes $5-3a
sgohn, " n; share No Il: laS1s acres
Same. B. L and Imp. Co. No. 1; farm block
Same. b. L. and Imp Co. No. !. Boulevard,
lots 5s and 50: total taxes $1.9L.
Seabury, + " /: pearsonal property 5000;
sentinel Pub. Co.; personal property 5000;
total taxes $50.
SteiI, Geo. s.: personal property $500; total
taxes $1.75.
Salinas. Ernesto Gonzalez; lot IL. block 159;
SHELTON. H.. NJ. Victoria Add: lots s97 to
800. block IL. total taxes $1-5S.
Smith. A.. Brownsville. farm block No. As:
smith. Sadie J.. West Brownsville: lots A
SO. block Il: total taxes $50.
Smithwick and Hogan. Brownsville; IL II lot
y. block 36: total taxes III ~.
Trevino. r. f.. Brownsville; lot 10. block
%: total taxes S5.a1.
Strange. L. G.: share No. -: 1923 acres
delinquent; total taxes $50.
tai taxes 81 ".
Tonlinson. Lon C.: share No. 10: - acres
delinquent: total taxes 500.
Towc. BIAS de- Ia. est. Brownsville lots l
and >. block Il: total taxes SOS 49,,
Townsend. Serena. Victoria Add: lots 13S
70 al. block Z: total taxes Sl-42
Treanor. Juan: survey No. %; - ) acres de-
linquent; total taxes Sal. !.
Tamayo. 1. Gomez. BROWNSVILLE: lot L, block
1Js: total taxes $2-M.
Voorhees,. Jno. g.: share No. L.. 6i.J acres
delinquent: total taxes $4.W6. :,
villareal. Antonio. Brownsville; let :. block
l19: total taxes 81 ~.
Viana. Jpo. H.. Brownsville: personal prop
rrty $500: total taxes SOS.
Virlar.al. Francisco H.. Brownsville; survey
No. -: Asa acres delinquent: total taxes S.h26.
Same. Brownsville: survey No 81; JnT'
acres delinquent. total taxes Sj.i6
Same. Brownsville: lots J-6. block ll6: total
taxes $l.O6.
Wallis. Maggie f., Brownsville; lot 3. block
s.: total taxes SOS.
Same. Brownsville; IL lot Z. block os: total
taxes $3.50.
Ross. Mr.: share No. L.: 2S.1 acres delin-
uucnt: total taxes S...u v,
Wagner. Martha NJ. brownsville; lots I and
:. block 80; total taxes S'.I'. y !,
Waite. Frank. est. Brownsviile: lot %. ""ck
.:16: total taxes SHE. !.
Walzenlack. Mary NJ. Brownsville; lot q.
block 10: total taxes SLICE.
Same. West brownsville: lots l and :. h"ck
Wells. Doe L. Brownsville: lot IL. block "a;
total taxes Sl.lJ.
Wells. J. r.. Brownsville: farm block No. ~:
10 acres delinquent; total teNes Si.St.
Same: share No. -; AZ acres delinquent
same. brownsville; lots 4-5-6. block 81; to-
same. brownsville; lots 1-2-3, block los; to-
tai taxes NJb 80. ~.
Wells. !. X. and Robt. G.. BROWNSVILLE: lot
III. block 81: total taxes SOS. :,
Wells. Pauline j.. Brownsville: farm block
No. 4: oS..5 acres DELINQUENT; farm block ~.
I1y3 acres delinquent; farm block III; $50 acres
delinquent: total taxes $3t-l3- -.
Same. Brownsville; lots l to U. block -
total taxes $6.3S.
same. Brownsville: lots T-S-9. block Al; To-
tai taxes SI.J7. =, -.
Same. Brownsville; lots ) TO IL, block a.
total taxes $1S.6n. M
Same. brownsville: lots 10 Ia II, block w.
total taxes S5.15. -.
Unknown owner. Brownsville; lot ,, block
10: total taxes S1.9l.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-28

MAPLEWOOD. n. H.. Sept 2s--No
satisfied with it, reputation a. "AnerIca's
Summer Playground New Hampshire y
ambitious 10 rival Florida n Southern
California a. n winter resort. Plans look
ing to this end were discussed ~ the New
HAMPSHIRE hotel association ut its annual
meeting here today. In recent years There
has been a steadily increasing number Of
people coming Ia the White mountains dur
inp the winter months. The hotel men be-
Iicvc that 4 liberal campaign Of adyertis-
ing to make known the attractions of the
White mountain region for lovers Of winter
sports and pastimes, would enable many Of
them 10 run their establishments as all
the year round resorts.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-28

Dierker. Bertha. owner: Media Luna, origi-
nal grantee; farm block No. -; lis acres de-
lin1uenf; total taxes S..I1.
Duncan. Grace IL. owner: u. l. and Imp Co..
original grantees; boulevard lots SoSt; total
taxes >..JI.
I,nherty. VIM. ct ais. owners; share No. -,
original grantee: hD.S5 acres delinquent: total
taxes Sll.il.
grantee: 200 acres delinquent; total taxes
- ~
Dwight. Helen. owner: share No. ~. origi-
nal grantee: 10; acres Delinquent; total taxes
Davidson. y. owner: share No. l.. original
grantee: 90 acres delinquent; total taxes $3I3,
Eistnn. Eli. owner: farm block No. -: 9S
acres delinquent: farm block No. ~; 81 acres
Delinquent: total taxes 81 a..
Ese-,bar. Pillar NJ. owner; Il. l.. and Imp. Co,
orig nal grantees: farm block M. NM; 100
acres delinquent; Escobar. Pillar NJ. owner
Brownsville: lot >. block %: total taxes $4s1
Fernandez. Manuel Carral. owner. Browns
Vile: lot l.. block 81: kts -, block 10; to
tai taxes S6.s1.
lot II. block 3I1: lots 81. block 40. total taxes
S6.3l.
Fields. J. T.; owner. I;entfro sub. original
grantee: farm block NJ. >: l..IJ acres d.lin-
ouent; same. frac. >. 80 acres delinquent
total taxes 81 ~.
Ecderoff. Geo. owner: share NJ. -. origi
$3.50
Gardener. q. r.. West Brownsville: lots IL
>. block II: total taxes 81 ~.
tuitcrrrz. Guadalupe. owner. brownsville"
lots y and IN. block -: total taxes SIS.
Garcia. Rita. owner. Brownsville: IL lot {.
block lT0: total taxes Sis.
/ Cara. Carolina and Refugio. owners.
r'rnv nsviIle: Ia If lots 1o-1i-i.. hlcck -
total taxes 500.
Gonzalez. Julian. owner. Brownsville. ,"t -
block IL: total. taxes $oii.
Greer: Geo. G.. owner. Brownsville; farm
block No. 20: 1916 acres delinquent: SANE.
Al .tr.. n~x,flr. - Y Af ~ - 10 In. lt..l 49,
total taxes S965.
Gpcer. Margaret =. "Nnrr. i'r-'e ~, ie
farm block =; 3d. lSiG >crss dri,"1nrn,
hlo"i 81. total taxes 19..
Guzman. Antonio a. Ia P,rtiila. owner. Vic
torla Add; lots tG-64-i'. block =: total taxes
xiIe
Garcia. Eudclia. brownsville: lot Z. bloc
H~arsmboure. H. o.. BROWNSVILLE; lot IL
block Il; total taxes site.
lots . and :. block -; total taxes $:.T3
y ~. ''--,. y. Mrs. Nictnria Add: lots "a
To- ST.. block 81: total taxes $l.i,.
"A Till. Lon G.. Fl ais. owners: share No. w
survey n" NJ: .S4 acres delinquent; shar'
No. 10; survey No. ~; 81 acres delinquent
tctnl taxes $5.5S.
Jcnes. Grace H.: share No -: - acres de-
linauent; total taxes 81 ~.
Jones. w. r.. owner. Brownsville: lots l
%. block 81: same. West Brownsville: lot
5-6..-s. block 10; total taxes $3.50
Kirk. II j., Brownsville; Is #. II lot Ia
block 63; total taxes $3.50.
Kahn. Sarah. owner. Brownsville: l acre d.
linquent: total taxes $1.42.
kleiher. John l.. Brownsville: farm block "a
IS; Il acres Delinquent; total taxes $i!2
- kcwalski. u. B..owner. Victoria Add. lot
.lSS In $40. block 33; lots $50 "a So. bloc
a.: total taxes xlOO
, lawson. Lacy. owner: j.. :. de In Cara
original grantee: 1905 acres delinquent: tots
taxes x42o
Leahy. Kate F.. Brownsville: lots 7-S-f
block Il: lot - block 49,: total taxes <0.08.
: Leslie. A. d. owner: share No. ~: N.3
acres delinquent; total taxes $S.s3.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-28

of these two-Hendrian n a back field
man and Peacock as a lineman-for two
years and urged them to attend Michigan
and try for the football team. They de
cided to attend DE Paw instead and in the
practice so far have indicated by their
work that they will be selected as regulars
by Coach Buss. Ray Northway, who star
red at tackle for the Methodists for three
years, has reported for practice.
The opening game i scheduled to be
played mt Bloomington, Saturday, Sept.
80, when the locals meet Indiana.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-28
RECORD OF the PAST
No Stronger Evidence Can Be Mad In
Brownsville.

look well Ia their record. What they
have done MANY times In years gone by y
the best guarantee Of future results Any
one with n bad back any reader suffering
from urinary troubles, from kidney Ills.
should find comforting words in the fol
lowing statement.
II. q. Bertrand. 1918 GuatImozin street.
Laredo, Texas, says: "My kidneys were
irregular in action and suffered from
backachcs. ! used pIaster- and different
medicines. but none Of them did me -
much good a. Doan'. Kidney Pills. They
stopped the pains IN my back and regulated
the kidney action"
I~Statement given November 18th, 1Oll.l
On May 22Dd, 1915, Mr.. Bertrand said
"Doan's Kidneys Pills never fail to help
me whenever | take them"
f-cc Soc at all dealers. Don't simply
ask trr a kidney remcdy-gct Doan's Kid
ncy PIlls-thc same That Mr. Bertrand has
twice publicly recommended. Foster Mil
burn Co, Proprs., Buffalo, NY (advt.)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-28

FORRESTON, II., Sept. 2S.-A - r.
kraut festival was opened + e today >, III
hundreds Of visitors in al lance. The
occasion was designed to i public at-
%tention to the fact that Forrcston and VI
cinity have developed into one Of the best
sauerkraut producing section Of the coun-
try. In further evidence of the fact, a head
of cabbage weighing sixty pounds wa ex-
hibited. During the day a dozen be- rels
of kraut, a thousand pounds Of Erankfur-
tiers and many dozens of loaves o. rye
bread were served free to the visitors.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-28

Unknown owner, Brownsville; IL Of lot s
block -; total taxes 81 81. !.
Unknown owner. Brownsville; lot I. block
Unknown owner. Brownsville: lot 10 and
L. OF lot III, block 81: total taxes <4-55
Unknown owner. Brownsville; lots 3-4-5
block 50, total taxes 2O.25
Unknown owner; Brownsville; lot 3. block
Unknown owner, Brownsville: lot 8. block
147: fetal taxes $2.OS.
Tntnsyn owner Brownsville; lot < block
Unknown owner. brownsville; lot 8. block
100: total taxes s. %.
Unknown owner. West Brownsville: lots Z
SO. block 3; total taxes $40.
Unknown owner. West BROWNSVILLE. lots -
3. block %; total taxes $4.59.
Unknown owner. West Brownsviiie; lots q
So, block 30: total taxes $4.59.
Unknown owner. West Brownsville: lots Il.
blcck 80: total taxes $3OO.
Unknown owner. West Brownsville: lots rs
block ~: total taxes $3.U.
Unknown owner. West Brownsville; lot =
block AZ: total taxes $l-Jl.
Unknown owner, West Brownsville: lot 4
block AZ; total taxes $1.51.
Unknown owner. West brownsville. lot DO
9. block A; total taxes $500.
Unknown owner. West Brownsville; lots 56
block Is: total taxes $3.16.
Unknown owner. West Brownsville; lots IL
block 60; total taxes $2-92
Unknown owner. West Brownsville. lots q
SO. block 63: total taxes SAL.
: Unknown OWNER. West Brownsville. lots A
SO. block "a; total taxes $l..5.
Unknown owner. West Brownsville; lot =
block 81: total taxes III II.
Unknown owner. West Brownsville: lots q
III. block 20: total taxes $2.SS
Unknown owner. West Brownsville; lots p
III. block Al; total taxes SIS.
| Cnknownowner. West Brownsville; lots l.
%. block "a; total taxes $4.2J.
Unknown owner, West Brownsville: lots l.
a-3. block 70; total taxes $4-25.
Unknown owner. West Brownsvllle, lots "
10. block Is: total taxes $2.S3.
Unknown owner. West Brownsville; lots 90
block 40: total taxes SIS.
Unknown owner, West Brownsville. Ebony
Boulevard. lot l.. total taxes SOS. /.
Unknown owner, Victoria ADD lot 10. hiuth
=: total taxes SID.
Unknown owner. Victoria Add, lots A. ~
block 1: total taxes Sos.
Unknown owner, Victoria Add; lot 10.
block .: total taxes $l.2g.
Unknown owner. Victoria ADD lot l-".
| block y: total taxes $1.29.
Unknown owner. Victoria Add lots l->-l-5
: block =: total taxes S2.JS.
! Unknown owner. Victoria Add. lots loo-iot,
block =: total taxes SOS.
Unknown owner. Victoria Add. lots l6S- l69,
block =: total taxes $2-JS.
Unknown owner. Victoria Add. lots --c--.Vu
block q: total taxes 81 d.
Unknown owner, Victoria Add. lots -dS--ai
block q: total taxes $3.JS.
! Unknown owner. Victoria Add. lots -oo--Jh
block L.: total taxes N..a>. MINIMUM.
Unknown owner. Victoria ! u; lot o>o'
| block -: total taxes S1-23.
Unknown owner. Victoria 4 ~ lW b~t'
block -: total taxes x1.2?.
Unknown owner. Victoria Add; lots "ao W
block "a: total taxes SOS.
Unknown owner, Victoria Add; lots S02 sos,
block 20: total taxes $2-tS.
Unknown owner. Victoria Md. lots Slo-Sll'
block 81: total taxes SOS. 600,
| Unknown owner. Victoria Add lots ""TNi'
block ~: total taxes s. -. .
Unknown owner. Il. l.. and Imp. Co; ~
acres delinquent: lot 1. block :; total taxes
$1.61.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-28
DELINQUENT TAX LIST Lhe
saow MSvI1IT

List of lots. tracts. pieces AMI parcels OF
land assessed ON the tax roll 81 the hfnwns-
vile Independent School District for the year
1918. which are returned delinquent Tor taxes
for said wear 1915. as shown by Z. H. Starck.
Tax Assessor and Collector. being within the
limits 20 the said Brownsville independent
of aforesaid district, showing The amount II
taxes d.Iinuuenf on the respective tracts ~
land. for said year 1915. which amounts IN
clude penalty and costs but not interest charge
able thereon.
Adami Modesto. owner: brownsville. crigi-
s 81, grantee lot '"'' """' =
Abhrigo Carmen. owner: Er"wusvill". ,rig'
nal grantee: lot u. block 1.t: total taxes Sill
Auznidua Aurclio Est. cwucr: Vrnwn>v lc.
original grantee; lot 10. block "; total taxes
x,OI.
Brown. Geo. r.. owner: share NJ. -. origi-
total taxes. $fi.03.
Ruitrrira. Daniel. owner: total taxes Si.3i.
Isegl.y. Gertrude. owner. share No. W, orig
in.l grantee; y acres; total ,.xrs LIN,
s ,,ss'siee' survey 10 =
Rrcwnficld. owner; share VI. :. original
grantee: 1O0.OS acres: total taxes ShI
Rates. l.. H.. owner; total taxes $40
Bostick aud Soils. owners. Brownsville; lot
Z. block r.: total taxes. 500.
Csnte- J. c. est. owner. Hr""nSVi'''' lot
Z. block r.: total taxes. Sl.ia
CArdona, Jose Sr- owner. hr"wnsv'hr; i"t =
block AZ: total taxes $50.
Castaneia. 1imoteo. Heirs. owuer. browns
Vile: lots 1O-11-12. block III. total taxes N''
crlaya. Augustine. owner. Browns v'll"; bots
:J-5-6. block n: lot ;. block y: 1T y block
! ~. total taxes $780,.
relaya. Augustin. Mrs. owner. Hr"wnsviiie
1Ws acres: total taxes Sa3>
Celaya. Simon, est. owner: !. : u" " t'arza.
original grantee. 1Wi acres: lot 2. block ~''
lot IL. block 81; total taxes. SEQ. Nh.
thapa. FNhlo. cts. owner. Er"vrsvsil~: IL
II. block IS: lot IL. block IS: 'otal taxes Slo!a
c.uner. Caroline. owner. brownsville. lr'
~. hIrsk 1t9: lot IL. block li': total taxes
<6ta.
conner. Geo. owner. Brownsville; lots m.
=. bicck us; lot 4. block lis: total taxes S"ts
Cortex. Francisco. est. owner. Br"wnssiile
lot = block a.: total taxes xs.:a.
Ccrtex. Iuxte. owner. Brownsville; l.t io
block Ill: total taxes Ss.23.
hcek Al: Victoria Add. ~, iet. block y: tcta
taxes 81 g..
Crafts. Rafsela l.. .wn-r. Brownsville. IL
4. block 96: total taxes So 40
Crixell. Pillar. owner Nest isr"wnsvii'-' ~,
$50. hlork ~: total taxes N..s-
Crixell. Tiofiic. owner. Brownsville; part .
lets 1854. hlcck 10 total taxes $5a1.
Cardcna. Fonuri. owner. Brownsville; tcta
taxes e2O&.
Champion Grain Co.. owner. Brownsville
total taxes $2>2A
champion. Louis. Mrs owner. Brownsville
lot Z and ~ lot :. block 81: total taxes x3.ls
Campbell ]. A.. owner; survey No. 10: al
acres delinquent; total taxes S2sl
Cantee. namaso. heirs. owners. BROWNSVILLE
lot 8 block 81 total taxes Ess2-
Carpepfer. Park. owner. West Brownsville
lcts l0-1l-12. block 2: total taxes Sos.
Closaer; John; o SsPnc,s share ,o MTI ; az sr ssos
Cohh. CHcelia. owner. Brownsville; hot !
bluck a.: toenl taxes $2~5s.
nSveonort. l. O.. eWner. Brownsville: lot
4-6-4 b5oek ga; total taxes $lisA
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-28

The Illinois Cavalry baseball nine de-
feat"d the All-Hospital team, 2 to 1, in a
game ~ the fort yesterday. Bernstein
featured in the box for the Illinois team,
wh,ff'pr eleven men and holding the medi-
cal ~ to two hits. one Of which resulted
in their only run. Porte landed on the
hall for four hits, two Of them being
triple.
Two big rallys were staged by the Illinois
hoy Three runs were scored IN the
thru frame and four in the ninth.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-28

Jacob Scholkey, "a years DID, has been
indicted by a grand jury at Toledo. Ohio.
charged with assault with intent to kill
George Johnson, American association um
pire. During the game with st. Paul July
% last Umpire Johnson was struck on the
head by a pop bottle thrown from the
stands and rendered unconscious lie was
in a hospital two days and : was feared
for a time he could not re"over.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-28

TIE Thirty-Sixth Infantry won an extra
inning game mt Harrington yesterday af-
Harrington. The victims were the First
Oklahoma infantry nine, stationed AT San
Benito. Matthews pitching for the Thirty
sixth wa Knocked from the box in the
fourth inning. Three pitchers were used
by Oklahoma hut were unable to keep the
Brownsville team from victory. One run
in the tenth inning gave the Thirty Sixth
the verdict, Z to @.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-28

GREENCASTLE, Ind, Sept. 2S.-That
the De Pauw University football team has
been strengthened at the expense of the
University of Michigan eleven in securing
Oscar (sDutchr) Hendrian and Edward
Peacock, former stars on the champion
ship Detroit Centrai High School teams, is
the opinion Of the followers Of the Meth
odists. Hurry-Up Yost watched the work
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-28
SPORT KETTLE

Arrangements have been concluded Ia
play the Boston games Of the world series
at the Braves field. as was done las,
year, 1t has been announced BY j.. J. Ian
MN, president of the Boston Americans,
Not desiring to be TO cocksure, Mr.. Ian
MN amended the flat statement, as il is
automatically possible for the Boston.
ians to lose the pennant, and he added
IF the Red Sox- wins.n
Charles Deal, the hard hitting third
baseman Of the Kansas City American as
ISOLATION eaab. has been proeazyd b. The
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S0mmer Hard at Work.

EAST LANSING, Mich, Sept. Is
Coach Sommer is hard at work with the
NJ. A. G. football squad, preparing for the
opening game with Olivett, here on Sep
TENDER 30th.
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T,mmy-"Wo' re- going 10 move soon."
.ohnnie-"How/ do you knowfr Tommy
-"How do I know Didn't break a
window yesterday and my mother didn't
say a word.r-Pittsburg Press.
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Chicago nationals through the draft. Deal
formerly was with the Boston Nationals.
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THE LEAGUE RACES


Results Wednesday.
Boston L, Pittsburg 0.
Brooklyn 2, Chicago o.
New York 3, st. Louis 2.
Only three scheduled.