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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-21
JR. o. U. A. M. ELECTS.

ASHEVlLLE. N. c., June 20.-The
annual national convention of the Ju-
nior Order of United American Me-
chanics, in session here to-day, select
ed Milwaukee as the place for meet
ing next year. The following national
officers we're elected:
John H. Moves, OF New Hampshire.
national councillor: Charles Relmsr,
Of MARYLAND. national treasurer; Geo.
H. Davis, Of Maryland, national COZ
ductOr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-21
MEANWHILE TO ENLIST.

. BOSTON, June 20.--Walter Maran-
Vile, <shortstop Of the Boston National
League baseball club today denied
hat he had enlisted in the naval re-
serve. "a have not enlisted yet" Ma
ranville said, though have been
thinking about it, | probably will not
Join until October. after The, season
g over, but I'd like 10 so in the naval
reserve il I'm not called out first.
The statement that Maranville had
enlisted was made by friend OF the
Il ri e ON Ia Ct nlPht.
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TEACHER APPOINTED.

CHARLESTON, w. Va. June 90
Miss Bertha Dilcher, of Charleston. 10.
day was appoIte>teacher of domestic
science and art In the West Virginia
trades school at Montgomery by the
state board of regents. This school
formerly was Montgomery Preparatory
School. Miss Marie Smart, OF Mont
gomery, was elected librarian. The
board of regents decided to retain the
school, with Professor Joseph W.
SlaYman as principal.
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GAMBLERS TO QUIT?
Anti-vagrancy Law, They Fear. Docs
NOT Recognize Gambling as PROFIT
able Occupation.

Believing that gambling will not be-
recognized as profitable occupation
under West Nirgnias anti-vaErancy
law. which went into effect Tuesday.
number Of gamblers are said TO be pre-
curing TO get out Of the city and state.
Ono man was heard To remark that he
was ready 10 pull stakes Sunday
morning The anti-vagrancy Law pro-
vidcs for the arrest anI Imprisonment al
hard labor for one year "f abc-bodied
men who do not spend 36 hours 4 week
IL some profitable ocCupNt!0n.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-21
SERVICES OFFERED BY
PATRIOTIC PHYSICIANS
,a Disp.tch to tho IneIliSencsr.

Special Dispatch to tho Intelligence.
WASHINGTON, Pa, June 20
Eight physicians of Washington coun-
ty have offered their services to- the
country inr the medical officers re-
serve corps. They are: F. r. Knox
and E. J. Johnston, Claysville; r. A.
Stewart, Clarence J. Mccullough and
James l.. Brennan, Washington; EN-.
nett Black, Bentleyville; Milton +.
Manning. Beallsville, and William n.
Lewis. DOnora.
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RECONSIDER ACTION
ON NEWSPAPER TAX

WASHINGTON, June 20.--Ta1ation
OF publishers was reported today by
the senate finance committee In reVls-
ing the war revenue bill. The. commit
tee adopted Senator PenroseS motion
to reconsider its decision TO levy a
Ave per cent tax upon publishers pro
fits but reached no decision regarding
substitutes.
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Pershing and Marshal
Joffre in Conference

PARIS, June 20-Major General
Pershing. the American commander,
had a long conference to-day with
Marshal Joffre in regard 10 American
affairs.
General Pershing will visit an army
engineering depot tomorrow. and
later large airdrome and a school at
which instruction is given in the use
of armed motor cars. d:
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ELKS' HOME BACK
OF THE FIRING LINE

BOSTON, June 2n.-The establish
mept of an Elks home back Of the fir
ing line in France. where the thou
sands of members of the Benevolent
and Protective Order of Elks who join
the colors may congregate when off
duty, will be considered al the annual
convention OF the grand lodge TO BIZ
held here beginning July !, il was an
nounced today.
A war fund of sl,OOO.Oje to support
this project and other war time acti-
vities will be proposed TO the conven'
ton
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BROWN AWARDS DEGREES.

PROVIDENCE. r. l., June 10
Brown University. at its l49th com
mencement today awarded degrees 10
a class OF 1877 members, fully one
fifth OF whom were absent on war ser
vice Honorary degrees conferred IN
cluded: Doctor of laws. Lindley NJ.
Garrison Of New York; Doctor OF let
ters. Professor Stephen B. Leacock.
McGill University. Montreal; Doctor
of divinity. Rev. Peter c. Wright.
Philadelphia Herbert c. Hoover was
invested with the degree of laws, con-
ierrcd in abSentia last year.
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Town Wiped Out When
0n| Train is Wrecked

LINDEN. Ind, June 20.-The little
town of Kirkpatrick. just cast Of here.
was practically wiped out by fire. caused
when a train on the Glover Leaf rail-
road containing seven cars loaded with
oil was wrecked In the center Of the
village and exploded.
One man was slightly burned and
there were number Of narrow escapes.
One mother grabbed child from
cradle as the flaming oil ran down the
hill from the railroad track 70 her house.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-21
College Girl Acquitted
On Conspiracy Charge

NEW YORK. June 20.~-Eleanor
Wilson Parker. Barnard College
senior. was acquitted here late today
by direction of the federal court, OF
the charge of conspiring TO defeat the
operation Of the selective draft Law.
The cases Of Owen Cattell and
Charles E. Phillips. students. who
were indicted with her. went to the
iury
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NhdAl-LQ0.

Wednesday at noon. at the home Of
Love. of Fourth street. occurred the
marriage Of Dit. Russell J. Meidel. OF
Wheeling. and Miss Sallie Love. Re-.
q. y. Smith performed the cercmon.'.
They left shortly after the ceremony for
Eastern cities. where they will visit sew
erul weeks before taking up their res
idencr on Fifteenth street, Wheeling.
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PLANNING INSPECTION.

Col. H. W.. Sickle. in charge Of the
and Wheeling United States
engineer offices. has arrived here
and Is arranging TO make a tour Of
the Ohio river between WellSburg and
10 inspect the lock and
dam work under constructio.
Col. Sickle will be accompanied by
several engineers. They will tour the
Great Kanawha river later.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-21
CHINESE CRISIS PASSED.

WASHINGTON. June 2O.-Peaceful
settlement Of Chinas internal troubles
was forecast In an official despatch
to the Chinese embassy from Picking
The message, dated today. said the two
southern provinces of Yunnan and
Kwantung, which formed the bach
bone of the southern secessionist
movement, had notified the central
government that they favor co'opera,
ton towards a peaceful settlement and
are ready 10 do everything possible TO
clear up the situation. Several other
provinces are said TO be- about TO take
similar action.
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111sH 1rApEns conuHo,

BOSTON Mass. June Pot. P.O'Con.
nor and Mr.. TIazleton. members Of the
British parliament, are on their way ia
this country as mission in behalf Of
tho irish Nationalist party. according 10
4 cablesram from John Redmond. lead
or "t tho party. received by Michael !.
Jordan. secretary Of the United Irish
league, today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-21
paro1ed convict rorxss chsct

Checks to the amount OF ABOUT $50
;-rc said TO have been forged on the City
& County bank this city. by LIE Les:
Mouonhag, Marion county, tho FIRST o.
The week. Legs ha7 teen out 3f tho
penitentiary three or four months. H.
was originally confined in the institution
for forgery. He spent some time about
The 10y before g2ing 10 Marion county.
LcgE will be brought back TO this city
scnlc time today.
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S-onalu aud nHt

Attorney Fred Spriggs, OF Bridgeport.
wan a business visitor here today.
Attorney Cook Danford. OF Eellalre.
was here today calling on friends.
A.. W. Beatty and son Haradon. OF
Columbus, returned 10 their home At
that place today after spending few
days here with relatives.
r. L. Burlington, Of tho Sunnyside
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NOT MADE PUBLIC.

WASHINGTON. June 20.-Because
OF war conditions the war department
has decided not to make PUBLIC the
award ordnance contracts. The IN
formation as to the size of The con-
tracts is withheld because Of It's value
10 the enemy, and the names of firms
working on government orders will
not be given out because il is believed
hest not to draw attention toward
them. Brigadier General Crozier.
chief of ordnance. said today the de-
partment Is having no difficulty plac-
ing contracts with American firms for
rifles and pistols and for ammunition.
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Picnic.

On tho county fair grounds here to-
day will be held the annual picnic OF
the st. Clair grange Every other
grange in the county has been invited
to attend and a largo number OF visitors
are expected. The committee in charge
of tho picnic have arranged fine pro-
gram for the day. Including an cxcep-
uonal program Of speaking for the aft
ernoon. AT the noon hour r fine bas-
ket dinner VIII be served.
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Nanninrton BHefg,

-@eAA~o
Miss Matilda Borgess.. OF tarfninstoh'
lis visiting relatives here:
Miss Clara Drake is in Wheeling 10
tako the entrance exams Tor wellesley
college.
Miss Hazel Pitzer is visiting her
brother in Pittsburgh for several weeks,
I. Miss Flo Hunnef. Of Cameron. is the
guest Of Miss Lulu Mcmillan;
7 Miss Lois Clark has arrived nome TOT
the summer vacation from White SUI
phur Springs. where she has been teach
ing the past winter. ,
A. W. Prichard has new PACKARD
car.
, Mrs. II. B. Beatty and son.. John. are
visiting relatives in Lnna Coming Md.
DR.. and Mrs. NJ. j.. Hamilton and son
left Yesterday 10 attend the meeting or
3. & o. surgeons in cleveland. q.
. Mrs. Eurl Mcmillan, who has been
with her husband in Peru, South Ameri-
ca, for the past few years. Sen route
'lcme. Nj. Mcmillan will follow in I!
short time.
=: Dr. .. g. Bradley of cross Roaas. was
n visitor in town the first Of the week.
Miss Bertha Wa;ie spent Sunday at
her home In Mt. Morris, Pa.
Harry Hennca is home from Syracuse
y. Y. for vacation. -
Mrs. ". d. Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. w. T..
Smith and Mrs. f. B. Korn and daughter
have arrived home after a two weeks
auir trip In the East.
Miss Sally Newell visited .frlends IN
TairmonI Sunday.
Miss. Niue Lumlcy has returned from
Il visit with her parents IN Burton.
r. l.. rroElce has returned TO Pltts-
bui Oh after short visit here.
, Miss Lucy Prichard. who has been
visiting friends in Philadelphia the past
month has arrived home.
pr. and aIrs. W. l.. Mitchell have re-
turned after y visit in park"rshurE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Morgan and daugh-
;ers have returned To their home IN Ak
r5n, o.. after months Visit with rel
uliIes here.
Sterry Faulkner has returned after a
weeks visit with friends In Wheeling.
A. J. Hays has returned after a visit
in Berkl"y Springs.
Mrs. Mclaughlin. Of Peru. South
America. is here 10 spend the summer
with Mrs. j.. +. Dinger.
Mrs. l.. A. Batson and daughter. Wet
ta. have left for visit 10 her brother at
Uhrichville. 0.
Russell Snodgrass. of Warrington. and
Miss Dorothy Gamble. of Toronto. Can
ada, wore married by Rev. Malcolm at
Logansport on Friday. Juno 10.
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opsu Fairgrounds Friday.

According to present plans, the Formal
opt ming Of the Fairgrounds here will
! take place next Friday evening. The
work Of putting the grounds in shape
for the children is going forward nicely
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-21
ST. ClA|RSV|LLE
Civil auit Tled.

ST. GAINESVILLE, O.. june CO.
Alice Tyson against Emme Lippert. ct
AL 4 Action for the partition OF real
mont county. Ohio. The plaintiff ~
represented by Attorneys Cowcn and
Walker.
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Yi1a ruh

The Jlfka club will be entertained at
the home OF Miss Ruth .Cordner on
Thursday night OF this week. Fancy
work and games will be the diversions,
and a fine time Is expected
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900 Gallons Destroyed.

Three hundred gallons OF liquor were
poured into the sewer at the county Jail
yesterday BY Tailor Harry Norris. with
the assistance Of several prisoners. An
o. Ger to destroy the liquor waj handel
down by Judge H. c. Hervey at the Anal
session Of the special court term held
yesterday morning.
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There were 1,742.l36 pounds of crude
ehicle, valued at 81. 42n.54e, inyoiced at
the American Consulate at Windsor.
Ontario, for the United States during
1916, against 10000 pounds, valued at
3l3o, 63t, for 1918.
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School HoArds Vet Ksrs.

The district school boards OF all dis
t,icts in the county will meet. here next
Monday in Joint session. County Super
irtendent Of Schools H. w. Mcdowell
will preside.
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Nova water o6ioa8.

The offices Of the Moundsville Wafer
company will be moved the first Of next
week from the present location to tho
new building which has been erected be-
side the Mound City bank. The new
room Is now being equipped for occu.
panCY.
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WARRINGTON PEOPLE
HURT IN AUTO SMASH

MANNINGTON. W. Va. June 90
Isaac Kn!scly and Mrs. Fred Barrous'
both Of this city. received serious injury
in an automobile accident near jolly
town, Pa. Tuesday about 3 o'clock:
4 party OF. seven people was return
ing to Hundred after attending the ~
neral Of Mr.. Knisleys sister IN Greens
cbunty, when on MI near Joll!soMs' .
the engine Of the machine died and the
brake refused to work, allowing the ma
chine "a back over the road and upset.
Mr.. kniSely had ribs and ;shou ider
broken and severe contusions about tne
head. Mrs Barrous had leg broken
and Mr.. Simpson. the driver OF the car
suffered broken arm.
Mrs. Barrous was taken 10 Hundred
for surgical aid and Mr.. knls4iy was
brought home in an au tomoblle after re-
cciving first aid His condition now
while critical is thought to be favorable
no rCcOyery,
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Electric company. OF Columbus, was
here today on business.
Attorney II. T. Tyler. OF Bellaire. was
business caller here today.
George w. Rice. we'll known coal
dealer. of Waynesburg, Pa. was here
today on business.
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SLUGGER M'GRAW IN
 A FIELD FISTICUfF
HEAD OF THE NEW YORK MA TloNALs AND UMPIRE BYRON
 MAKE SCENE AFTER GAME.

Cincinnati June 8-After the New York-Cincinnat game had been fin- ished today, Manager McGraw of the New Works and Umpire Byron of the National League were the participants in a fight at the bal, park. In q signed statement McGraw admits he hit the umpire, but claimed that he was provoked McGraw said:
 "I met Byrn near the umpres dress- ing room after the game. had been ordered from the field during the game. Byron said 10 me:
 'McGraw, you were run out of Bal timore. | answered, Do you say that was run out of Baltimore? "He answered That's what they say about it. q answered Well, don't you say that about me
 He answered: Well, you were run ouf of Baltimore
 Then l hit him. I maintain that I was given reason.'
 During an effort of the ground. keeper 10 sepanate the two Rariden, the New York catcher, not knowing Che gronnd-keeper came 10 what he supposed was McGraw's assistance and hit the ground-keeper A general scramble followed, but no one was eriously hurt
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THE INSURANCE REPORT.

The insurance report has been made for the state of Arkansas. and proves up the faci that the insurance com. panies in Arkansas are doing a big prosperous business.
 The fire companies paid out but G75 per cent of the premiums col- lected in fire losses.
 In 1915 the fire companies paid out l00s per cent Of the premiums paid, and encountered a small loss, which had been the subject Of so much ex- cuse for increased premiums. that the people Of Arkansas had all but re- yolted against the situation. and had in the last two legislative assemblies demanded repeal of the present insur. ance laws-whieh repeal was blocked
 Now that the insurance companies are again on the profit side of the reg ister. and that they perhaps will stay there forever, and that the example of the 1915 loss is fading from view a more aggressive step should be taken 10 get the premiums reduced in Ar kansas, and to require the insurance companies doing business in Arkan- sas to take some risks that now are refued
 The insurance business is a quasi. public institution, and under the pres ent business scheme, must be carried on as such Protection from fire losses are essential in business as well as individual protection The state might take an advanced step soon in the matter Of furnishing the people protection instead of legislating for the protection Of the companies,
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THE STATE REGISTRATION.

The Arkansas registration was about l100O short of the government estimate. which is not within itself serious shortage, since the govern ment estimate was overstated in a number of commonwealths. The fact that Garland county was 1000 short. and that Garland county's shortage is more easily accounted for than other counties, is perhaps added proof that the number of slackers in the state is very small.
 There are any number of young men who within the past year have pre-. Viously entered the regular army and the navy service There are also sev- eral thousand young men who have left the state within the past year or two many of them seeking employ ment in the big manufacturing fields of the north and east It is also a fact that when Arkansas went "boue dry there were large number of men within the conscriptive ages who were thrown out of employment. and they. loo, have counted in the whole
 Hot Springs the centerpiece of Gar land county would perhaps have over registered in February or March or April. But then Hot Springs popula lion diminishes materially with June July and August. and that has 10 be taken into consideration.
 Also it is fact that many thou sand negroes from this state have in the recent years removed 10 the busy centers Of the north and east where higher wages have been offered.
 Taken as q whole. Arkansas beinl ll00o below the government esuma1t Is not to be considered as an unfair representation
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ARRIVE.
Chicago, Rock Island
 and Pacific.
TRAINS DEPART.

TOO am daily. Malvern local. 00 D ID. daily. New York and Chicagl hmited connects at Memphis for all points.
 8:l0 am. daily, Little Rock through uain-connectuR at Little Rock for Oklahoma and California.
 S30 pm daily. Malvern local 500 m. daily. Little Rock, Memphis and Oklahoma.
 TRAINS ARRIVE.
 s:sU a ID. daily. from Memphis and Lit tie Rock.
 s:lO am. daily. from Malvern
 3:55 pm. daily. from Memphis New York. Chicago and all points
 7:l5 pm. daily. from Little Rock and Oklahoma
 SIS m. daily from Malvern.
 No 46. the 1.00 pm. train has through steel sleepers to Chicago and Kansas City. parlor ear to Memphis. dining cal from Little Rock
 Elegant coaches 10 Memphis and Chi- cago Makes connection at Memphio foI all points
 No GIG. the 500 pm train. has a through sleeper 10 Memphis also makes connection st Little Rock for Oklahons City
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CUT THIS OU1--IT IS WORTH
 MONEY.

DON'T MISS THIS cut ut this slip. enclose with 5c and mail it to Foley X Co., 2S35 Sheffield Ave. Chicago, III, writing your name and address clearly. You will receive in return a trial package containing Foleys Honey and Tar Compound. for coughs, colds. and eroup Foley Kidney Pills. for pain in sides and back. rheumatism. backache. kidney and bladder ail- ments and Foley CatharHc Tablets. a wholesome and thoroughly cleansing cathartie for constipation. biliousness, headache and sluggish bowels A c. Jennings. druggist
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TO CITY PROPERTY OWNERS.

Persons owning real estate either iu the city or adjoining the city will confer very great favor upon the commissioners of the LITTLE ROCK HOT STRINGS HIGHWAY if chey will look at their abstract or deed and copy the description of the property. give the name Of the present owner and indicate the volume and page of the records where the description may be found and maIl or deliver the same to BERRY H RANDOLPH. at his of. flee in the Citizens National Baul, Building.
 By SO doing the property owners can save the commission quite lit. tle time and expense in the prepera- ton of the abstract and thereby ex- pedite the work several months.
 Respectfully submitted.
 w. S SORRELIS.
 Garland County Commissioner.
 G-Stf
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Atlanta Won in Ninth.

New Orleans, I.au June 8-Atlanta oyercame two-run lead in the ninth inning today and won over New Or jeans. ] to g. Walker filled the bases in the ninth by walking two men af- ter Davs had singled Kelley who replaced him. forced in a run by hit ting into a double scoring two more.
 Score K. IT, E. Atlanta ......,. GOO 100 O03- s. 2 New Orleans ...001 O02 000-3 6 ]
 Fullenweider, Bresler and Picinich: Walker Kelly and Higgins
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Standing of Teams.
Cleveland Used rhree Pitchers.

New York, June S-Poor pitching by Rugby and Goud in the first iu- ming enabled New York to delea Cleveland here today. to 1 In Ire first inning thirteen men went 10 bat High being passed twice. Caldwell did not allow a hit until the seventh
 Score R. HE. Cleveland ....A GOO o0o 3O1-4 I New York ......700 0O0 00x-7 S ]
 Baeby Gould and O'Nel, Billings; Caldwell and Walters.
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BASEBALL RESULTS
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Standing Of Teams.
MemnhIs Won Ln Tenth-

Memphis Tenn, June S.-Priestes long duye enabled Rue to score in che tenth inning today and gave Mem phis a l-to-0 victory over Chattanooga after hard patching duel between Fentress and Knowlson Besides hold. ing Chattanooga to five scattered singles Fentress struck ont eight bats men
 Score R. Fl F. Chattanooga .000 o0o o00 0-o 0 Memphis 4.... 900 N0O O00 l--l s Q
 Knowlson and Peters; Fentress and Ruel
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Mobile Lost After a ne.

Mobile, Ala. June S.-Enis' double in the eighth. which scored South worth enabled Birmingham 10 beat Mobile today Co 3. Kitchens time ly hitting made t possible for Mobile 10 ties the score In the sixth after Birmingham look an early lead Coombs fine catch off line drive In the ninth caught off q threatened rally for Mobile
 Score RH E Birmingham ...Ol2 00o 0l0-4 g 4 Mobile .........0lO l0l ooo B : I
 Black and Haworth; Wiley and Kitchens
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St. Louis Has Easy Victory Over
 phiIadelphia

Philadelphia, June 8.-Wildness on the part of Philadelphia pitchers was responsible for St Louis easy victory here today. II 10 2. Myers, who took SeibOlds place in the eighth pitched 10 eight batsmen and gave six bases on balls five of these men scoring.
 Score R II. F. St. Louis .......000 01O 253-11 9 c Philadelphia ...0IO loo 000- 2 8 2
 Davenport and Severed; Seibold Myers, Fa!kenberg and Schang.
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E II E
Nashville Beat Travellers.

Little Rock, Ark, June Nashville hi. both Robinson and Knight hard and at opporume times today and won easily over Little Rock : To 3.
 Score R II F Nashville ........l0o ono 23-7 II Q Little Rock .....000 GOO 021--3 : |
 Cavet and Marshal Robinson, Knight and Kennedy