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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-17
HITTING PITCHERS ARE MUCH INV EVIDENCE

are good hitters. George Mogridse
and Ray Caldwell perhaps are the
best. but Al Russell has outhit both
Of them this year. Claude hendrix of
the Cubs is respected by pitchers as
a hard. long hitter-one who is just
as likely TO knock a baseball out OF
the lot as not. Mel Wolfgang Of the
White sox. although small. has plenty
of courage at bat and makes his hits
Jack COMBS hitting is an asset
added TO his pitching ability. Clar-
ence Mitchell Of the Reds not only
can pitch a good game. but he can
outheld or play first base and gets his
regular safe ones.
There are plenty OF others-perhaps
more of the hitting kind OF pitchers
than the game ever knew before.
Lee Fohl declares that II the White
Sox win a pennant this year it will
be through unfair tactics. He charges
every White sox pitcher with dis
figuring balls. He has a collection OF
balls used by White sox pitchers which
he says all have the tel1-tals black
spot, where some substance has been
used to shine them.
1t isn't improbable that Fohl is
right. for Dave Danforth is credited
with having discovered the Shine
ball" while with Louisville and taking
il with him to Chicago.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-17
KID" WEDGE
LOSES IN A
STREET FIGHT

AMIGO. WIS. Aug. 17.-Fred Wedge,
former pugilfst. known as kid" Wedge.
late known as the Fighting Evange-
list" yesterday in a street quarrel with
Fighting" Lasch. alleged ex-pugilist.
came out second best with a badly bang
ed face. Both were arrested.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-17
FRANCIS OUIMET
BEATEN BY RAD

BELMONT. MASS. Aug. 17.-MichaeI
J. Brady, professional golfer. defeated
Francis Ouimet. western amateur cham
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-17
INTEREST
IN GAME IS
UNRIVALLED
Percentages Given for Loss and
Win In Ball Game Next
Sunday Afternoon
CBy JINeoE.)

Considerable interest is conferred pom
the outcome OF the second game of the
championship series between Waukegan
and Hammond next Sunday, for it means
equally as much TO the local club 10
win this game as It did 70 cop the first
one.
Should Hammond win next Sunday
4ha standing would he.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-17

The Red Cross-the symbol of a
rause-wide as the world and nigh
as Heaven.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-17
THE STANDING
LEAauE.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
No games scheduled.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-08-28
SOON TRY NEGRO
SOLDIER RIOTERS
ACCUSED NOW NUMBER 100. AND
BELIEF Is THAT THOSE Gull
TY WILL BE SHOT.
.GUA6s. y At FL PASO
Houston Begins Independent Hearing
and Investigation Of Facts Surround
ing the Raid of Blacks, and Wants
Major Snow to Testify.

San Antonio Texas, Aug. 2S-With
Major General John w. Ruckman, who
is to take command Of the southern de
partment, scheduled to arrive tomor
row, and Colonel c. o. Cress, depart
ment Inspector. now at Columbus, ex
pected to arrive within a few days to
make his report concerning the Hous
ton riot, 1t is regarded likely that the
court martial Of the negro soldiers in
volved will be ordered probably before
the end of the week
Orders were received from Washing
ton today to keep Major X. s. Snow
commander of the negro battalion when
the riot occurred. in the southern de
partment instead of sending him to the
camp at Little Rock. as previously or
dered. 1t is probable Major Snow will
be sent to Columbus. n. NJ.
While army officers refuse to com
ment on the probable punishment OF
the negroes, it is general gossip that
those found guilty Of mutiny will be
ordered shot.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-08-28
CATHOLICS PLEDGE
WILSON SUPPORT
Resolutions Acclaim Pope's Peace Pro
pOsal, But Silent on Adoption
by Washington.

Kansas City, Mo-, Aug. 2S.-Resolu
tons "acclaiming" the. peace proposal
OF Pope Benedict and pledging all Cath
olics of this country to the war pro
gram Of the United States, but contain.
ing no clause urging acceptance by the
american government Of the papal sug.
gestions, were reported favorably here
today by the resolutions committee of
The American Federation Of Catholic
Societies. They will be presented to the
annual convention, now N session here,
later in the day, with the belief of
leaders that they will be adopted by a
large vote.
Other resolutions favorably reported
we're: Plans for welfare work Of Catho.
lie societies among men Of the army and
navy; fair play anG justice for negroes
changes in the marriage and divorce
laws; aid in food conservation cam
phgns and support Of Catholics to la
bor policies Of workmen's compensation
laws, voluntary arbitration Of disputes
collective bargaining and others.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-08-28
Chinese OFFER
ARMY TO ENTENTE
GENERALS IN THREE PROVINCES
ANXIOUS TO FURNISH $4,000
MEN FOR WAR SERVICE.

Peking, Thursday, August 2S.-De
layedl-General Lo PeiChing. Lung
ChiKwang and Ku Chin.Tan, command.
ing $4,000 troops OF Yunnan, Kwei.
Chow and KalangTung provinces. have
Offered forces for services in Europe.
The provisional government OF Yum.
nan and Kwang.Tung have given off.
cial recognition OF Pekings declaration
OF war against Germany, apparently
having been reconciled to the govern.
ment Of the acting president, General
Feng Kwo Chang The hostile move.
ment in the southern provinces is now
plainly a fiasco.
Eighteen provinces have approved the
project for national council. which
probably would be established within a
fortnight. The press generally is urg.
ing China TO present an undivided front
TO the enemy
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-08-28
.II6 PASSENGER
TRAINS ANNULLED
RELEASES 81 LOCOMOTIVES AND
i26 MEN FOR WAR SEVICE,
HARAHAN REPORTS.
SAVES COAL AND OIL
Vast Tonnage Of Former and Large
Amount OF Latter is Conserved for
More Important Duty-State corpora
tions Are Cooperating heartily.

Norfolk. VT. August 2S.-W. ]. Har.
ahan, president Of the Seaboard Airline
railway and chairman Of the southeast
ern railways war board, announced to-
night that the roads in his department
up TO August had eliminated 1l6 pas
senger train schedules as a part Of the
movement for increased efficiency in
handlingl troops, ammunition, supplies
and food stuffs This has released 81
locomotives and 426 men for other ser.
vice and will realize coal saving of
233 .754 tons.
Permission has been asked OF corpo.
ration commissions OF the various states
for authority to discard thirty additional
trains which would release II locomo-
tives and 81 men 'for other service and
save 30,596 tons Of coal. 1850 900 gal
Ions Of fuel oil and 10000 gallons Of
gasoline yearly, as well as 766.OO2 train
miles
Hearty cooperation is being had from
all of the roads in North Carolina, South
Carolina, Georgia. Florida Alabama
Mississippi. Tennessee. Louisiana and
Arkansas. Chairman Harahan said.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-08-28
GIRL ROUTS TWO
INCENDIARY BANDITS
Fires Five Shots at Culprits Who At
tempt to Burn Telephone Building
at DiiwOrth.

Arkansas City. Kans.. Aug. 2S.-Fol.
lowing a warning issued yesterday by
unknown persons, two men late last
night attacked the public telephone Of
flee at Dilworth, Oklahoma, and at.
tempted to burn the office. Their eff.
forts, however, were only partially sue
cessful as Miss Smith, the operator, had
procured a revolver, and fought off the
men, firing five shots at them. The of.
flee was slightly damaged
Today men from Dilworth, Blackwell,
Newkirk and Arkansas City are prepar.
ing to defend the Dilworth oil fields
against any attempt to fire the wells
there, as has been threatened.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-08-28
DUTCH ALLOWED
GRAIN FROM j. S.
THIRTY SHIPLOADS CAN GO IA
HOLLAND ON PROMISE THAT
BELGIANS ARE RELIEVED.

The Hague, Monday. Aug. 27.-- News
from Washington that thirty or more
Dutch vessels w.ll be permitted to sail
from the United States with grain own
ed by the Netherlands government has
been received with satisfaction here. al
though uncertainty still prevails as to
the nature OF tbs arrangements. Il Is
learned, authoritatively. that the car,
goes Of all the Dutch ships in question
AMOUNT TO some 100000 tons.
After several proposals, the Ameri
can authorities finally intimated their
willingness TO release something more
than 100000 tons OF cargo on condition
that the larger part should 20 TO Bel
gium and this is believed 10 be the ar.
rangement which has now been agreed
upon.
Passage OF the released ships through
the North Sea is now regarded as cont
paratively safe. The Belgian reii Il
commissions portion OF the cargocs is
likely to be extremely welcome. as IL
provisioning Is much behind. and 1000
tons OF grain was recently advanced to
II by Holland. The relief steamship
rurbinia arrived at Rotterdam from tn ,
United States today with about G.Oc0
tons OF wheat.
The minister OF agriculture today .lc.
creed that from September 2. the b cad
ration win be further reduced FROM sii
to 2S4 grams daily. Another regulation
forbids the furnishing Of bread WITH
hotel and restaurant dishes.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-08-28
MURDER TWO AND
S|EzE PAYROLL
BANDITS SHOOT TWO MESSEN
GERS TO DEATH, TAKE sI.sOO
AND ESCAPE IN AUTO.

Chicago. Aug. 2S.-Two men carry
ing $500, the pay roll OF the Winslow
Brothers Iron Works. were shot tc
death in front Of the plant today by
five bandits, who escaped with IN,
money in automobiles.
Louis osenberg and Barton Allen
the slain payroll messengers, were re
turning from a bank in an automobile
As they stopped In front OF the entrance
OF the iron works. a car containing the
robbers drew up. Three Of the bandits
leaped from the machine and opened
fire with revolvers. Osenberg and Al
len fell with bullets In their heads. The
bandits fired more than twenty shots
A score OF persons witnessed the kill
ing.
Two OF the bandits remained In the
machine. the motor OF which was kept
running. AS osenberg and his com
panlon fell, a satchel containing the
money was seized and the bandits
jumped into the car and sped away.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-08-28
OFFICER SHOT
BY BOOTLECCERS
ThaclScrville Man Also Beaten and
Thrown From Train-Three Ar
rested

While attempting to arrest three boot.
loggers last night at Thackerville. John
Scott, deputy sheriff OF that place. was
shot beaten over the head and finally
kicked off a moving freight train on
which the men and grips OF whisky
were found. Regalning consciousness.
Mr.. Scott notified the officers at this
place and upon reaching Ardmore. the
men who gave their names as w. b.
Bennett. Ii. l.. Bennett and Gravey
Gardenhire, all OF Dougherty. were ar.
rested by Dick Hignight, deputy United
States marshal''a placed in the coun.
ty Jail. Sheriff Smith, OF Love county.
arrived here on the noon train and took
the prisoners TO Marietta, whore they
await trial.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-08-28
WEATHER FORECAST.

For Ardmore and vicinity; Tonight
fair. cooler; Wednesday fair.
Oklahoma: Tonight fair. cooler except
in northwest portion: Tuesday gener.
ally fair.
East Texas: Tonight partly cloudy to
cloudy; cooler In interior; "Wednesday
fair.
West Texas; Tonight and Wednes.
day. partly cloudy. probable showers In
extreme west portion.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-08-28
ON TRIAL FOR TREASON.

Petrograd, August 2S.-At the trial
for high treason of General Soukhomli.
noff. former minister OF war, General
lvanoff. former commander in volhynla
and Galicia testified yesterday he had
Information showing that military Sc
crets had been communicated direct
from Petrograd TO Germany and Austria
by way OF Warsaw.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-08-28
FIRST BALE or 1917 COTTON
FROM JOHNSON FARM, MILO

The first bale Of 1917 cotton was on
the streets yesterday. The cotton
brought twenty-five and half cents and
was purchased by westheimer \ Daube.
The cotton was raised on the ]. w.
johnson farm at Milo. by W. T. Hunt.
AS is the usual custom premium was
awarded for the first bale Mr.. Hunt
received total OF sl594O. which in.
cluded premium OF SIS. Two more
bales were brought In today.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-08-28
Greeks Indorse yenirelos.

Athens. Greece. Monday. August 2s
A vote OF confidence in the govern
ment was passed in parliament today a,
the conclusion OF the debate on the
speech from the throne. Premier Ven
izelos spoke for six hours.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-08-28
Pilcher CoyeIesl,ie Relrnsed.

Detroit. Aug. 2S.-Harry Coveleskie
the left.hand pitcher OF the Detroit Am
orleans, has been released to Providence
of the international league, President
Navin announces today.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-08-28
Rioters Held M Eel Pnsn

FL Paso. Texas. Aug. 2s.-Under a
guard of troops, approximately 100 ne
gro soldiers Of the Twenty.fourth Unit.
ed States infantry are today being trans
ferred from regimentaL headquarters at
Columbus, n. NJ. by special train to
Fort Bliss at FL Paso.
The negroes are charged with impli.
cation in the riot at Houston last week,
In which II persons were killed.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-08-28

Houston. Texas. Aug. 2s.-The city of
Houston today was scheduled to begin
what Acting Mayor d. NJ Moody terms
the development Of the real story of
the horror of last Thursday night, when
100 negroes Of the Twentyfourth ram.
PACED through the West end shooting
down fifteen whites and losing two of
their own number"
The board Of inquiry appointed by
Mr.. Moody was to hold its first session
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-08-28
Bic DELEGATION
TO GAINESVILLE
ARDMORE, SULPHUR, DAVIS AND
PAULS VALLEY BOOSTERS
TO THE TEXAS CITY.
ON SPECIAL. TRAIN
Party Going to Meeting In Interest of
Providing Auto Highway Recognition
for This Section Left At 1:20 This
Afternoon.

One hundred and fifty Ardmore citi-
zens, accompanied by the Chamber of
Commerce Band and representatives
from Sulphur, Davis and Pauls Valley,
left here at 1;2O o'clock this afternoon
on a special train for Gainesville, Tex.
as, to attend a big mass meeting for
the purpose OF wedingg the last link
in the chain between Winnipeg and the
cities in the Blue Book of the Ameri-
can Automobile Association.
Good road boosters Of Marietta Joined
the party at that city and every effort
will be made to successfully conclude
the object Of the meeting.
Forty thousand dollars for the pur-
pose of building a bridge across Red
river is in the bank at Gainesville. Cit
izens Of Gainesville will build the bridge
at a cost of 100000 if Oklahomans build
the highway on this side of the river.
In addition to the band the following
made the trip:
Apple, s. A.
Anderson, c. L.
Abbott, w. A.
Adams, Mrs. c. H.
@,
Braziel. Dow
Burrow, l.. w.
Brown, II. II.
Bailey, Miss Abbie
Burnitt w. Il.
Bailey, O. l..
Brown, Russell.
Berkshire, Joe.
Barr, J. C.
Bomar, w. S.
c.
Coffey, ]. d.
Cook. Frank
Curtis, b. S.
Carr. +. G.
Colbert, Walter
Cruce, w. |.
Conway. W. ID.
Clements, W.
Craig, NJ. T.
Coleman. j. T.
Cooper. Tom.
Coffey, Otis, Lone Grove.
D.
Denning, Roy
Deskins, II. II.
Daniels, J. S.
Daniels. Mrs. J. s.
Duston, Roy
Dyer, Kirk.
E
Ekern, p. c.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-08-28
CARTER COUNTY
QUOTA COMPLETE
TWENTY ARDMORE MEN VOLUN
TEER AS FIRST OF SELECTED
SOLDIERS.
LEAVE SEPTEMBER 5
4O3 Required From This County and
Ten Percent For Reserve Secured
Names Of Those Refused Exemption
To BE Announced Soon.
THE VOLUNTEERS.

THE VOLUNTEERS.
WOlvertOn, Il. 5.
RandOl, Arch NJ.
Dillingham;, Monte.
Bolton, John Wesley
Roberts, Albert X.
Collier, Edw. c.
Cleek, David \.
Hall, c. l..
Cook, Robert $.
Stonesller, Robert NJ
L0ggans, Roy
Nichols, Otto A.
Webb. Samuel w.
HendOn, Ernest
McCharen, Byron.
Mays, w.
ROwIes, VIII
McIntire, +. f..
Rutis, 4. Morris
Cali, JnO. G.
The names of 200 men out of the
first 500 called before the Carter county
exemption board in the second 500 have
been accepted for service One hundred
and twelve of the, 200 asked no exemp.
tion and the claims Of eighty-eight 9TH
ers were denied. The Carter county
quota was selected from the first 14OO.
The last 200 called for physical examin-
alton haye not been acted upon as yet.
Carter countys quota of 4O3 men,
with an additional reserve Of ten per.
cent, is now complete. Official noti.
fications have been mailed by the
board TO those whose names are an.
nounced today as accepted for military
duty. The names of those who claimed
exemption. but whose claims were de.
MED win be announced within a day or
two.
Twenty men. whose names appear
above. all residents of Ardmore. the
number necessary to make Carter coun.
tvs quota Of five percent who are to
be sent to the training camp about
September 8, have already signified
their intention Of going and have been
designated by the local board which
ruled that volunteers for the first di.
vision would be permitted to go at the
first call. Frank Wolverton. one of the
number who has volunteered. was the
first man TO registrer for the draft in
his district. He was examined in the
first 100 and now leads the list of vol
unteers.
Forty percent Of Ardmore's quota will
be called September -, another forty
percent October 3, and the remaining
fifteen percent as soon as practicable
according TO an order from the protest
generals office.
Following are others who have been
certified for service:
Asked No Exemption; Accepted.
1857 Douglas. Alfred b.. Writ.
1912 sutton, Nevielle r.. Ardmcre
400 Cook, William, Baum.
1921 Davis, James T..Wirt.
1920 Moore. Perry f.. Healdton.
1885 Rabe, Lloyd NJ Wilson.
3oi9 Lively Phillip H., Ardmore
1865 Reese, Harry l., Wilson.
2G92 Nicholson. Harry Healdton.
22S Pettyjohn, Don Roy Ardmore
42II Walker, Gus T.. Windon. Tex
2SOi Jones, William A.. Writ
1915 Mcnamara, John Joseph, Writ
l4ll Savage, Robert Wiley, New WIN
son.
1853 Merriman, Herbert. Lindsay.
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i3n ptrfanieu-Sarmen.

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pnIe erpro6te alte N Betradt. &lr-
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Der @ebruiid5 Der 0ierteltone, Ger 10
in unierer Yliriif inibeimibt Oft geiiiia
portonlInt, lit ieeenfalls nod al beion.
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gleid,es urb gIcidrrnbiges sSortidrei.
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pirb enttpeber SdauipieIsr pbsr
S6riftitelIer.
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ns.gnseissn.
(guobirllolu eGna,rdor.

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