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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1917-04-13
None to Waste,

"How is the supply of guinea pigs
at your clinic?" asked the first vivi-
SectioniSt.
There's an alarming shortage" an
Swered the second vivisectionist. "Why,
recently | had to perform two differ
ent operations on the same pig"
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1917-04-13
BRIGHTEN UP POULTRY HOUSE
Coat of Whitewash Given on First
Warm Day Will Make Surround
inqs More Cheerful.

IT, the poultry house is dark and
gloomy, give 1t coat of whitewash on
the first warm day and see how much
that will brighten 1t up and make II
more cheerful for the fowls. Surround
ings make considerable difference In
the egg yield.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1917-04-13

An important addition to the ship
ping facilities of Lake Champlain is
being constructed at Potash Point In
the shape of new dock. The dock
will be ready for use this spring and
Is Of sufficient size to permit the land
ing Of the largest boats on the lake
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1917-04-13
South African Paint Factory.

Earth pigments and ochres have
been discovered near the Cape of Good
Hope and South Africas first paint
factory has been opened.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1917-04-13
Sore
Eyes

Druggists or by mail soc per Bottle. Murine
Eye Salve in Tubes Csc. For Book oil The Eye
FREE ask Murine Eye Remedy Co., Chicago
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1917-04-13
A FIRST CLASS
KIDNEY PREPARATION

Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root is a first
class remedy and possesses excellent merit
in the diseases for which it is intended,
according to the reports received from
those who have used it during our expe-
rience of twenty years in handling and
selling it, know of a case of liver trou-
BILE that was benefcially affected through
the use of DR.. Kilmer's Swamp Root and
also know of cases of rheumatism that
were satisfactorily relieved. 1t is rem
edy that gives universal satisfaction to its
users who take pleasure in recommend
ing it to their ailing friends.
Very truly yours,
JOHN c. HUTCHINS,
Druggist,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1917-04-13
(iranuIated Eyelids.

Eyes infiamed by expo
sure to Sun. Dust and Wind
quickly relieved by Murine
Eye Remedy. No Smarting,
Just Eye Comfort. At
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1917-04-13
June S, 1916. North Stratford, N. Fl.
Prove What Swamp Root Will Do For Yoa

Send ten cents to DR.. Kilmer & Co.,
Binghamton, N. Y, for sample size bot
tie. 1t will convince anyone. You will
also receive booklet of valuable infor-
nation, telling about the kidneys and blad-
der. When writing, be sure and mention
dollar size bottles for sale at oil drug
stores.-Adv.
The Robesonian., 1917-10-22
STATE NEWS

Prof. VIM. F. Gill, head Of the de-
partment of Latin at Trinity college,
died at hospital in Durham Thurs
day, having been sick only 2 days.
He was 43 years old, native of Hen
derson, where the funeral took place
Friday. Deceased had been member
of the Trinity faculty since 1898.
Students at Greensboro college fol-
women, anxious to help conserve the
food supply, haye called up President
T11rrentine to have one "wheatless
day" and one"meatless day" in the
college each week, and have resolved
not to spend more than 10 cents fol
confectionery in any week.
The Robesonian., 1917-10-22
MEANING ME?

By Abbie Farwell Brown Of The Wig
ilantes.
''Waste Nothing! Save, Scrimp, Pinch,
for the Common Good!'
Meaning me? Why me?
You Rich man, who earned lot of
money, (fairly or not)-it is hard
lines that you may not do with it as
you please now isn't it? You don't like
to be told how little you ought to eat,
and how much you ought to save,
when you can "afford" to have what
you want when you want it. Do you :?
| But don't you see, Sir. This wars
an upsetting thing. Everything's
changed. This isn't the same world
we were living in three years ago. We
have walked into new problem. Mon
a bit. On crude necessities hang the
hopes of nations; beef, flour, gaso-
lene-stuff of life and Victory-are
growing scarcer all the time. You may
be erich" but you've no more right
to be careless of the worlds food than
has you poorest clerk. You and he
!; are equally dependent on the issues
of this war. You are in the same
lifeboat, and rations are scarce. You
must save and pull together. The "bit''
you are called to do for your country
: may be bit of self-denial. Well,
J, the brave boys are fighting for you
: and yours at the front. You've got
J. to hoard up the supplies at home to
: keep them strong and winning. We've
e got to send life to our suffering AL
RI lies. The world is starving, do you
see? No matter how swell chef
r you have, he must not load your table
e with goodies. It isn't decent. Save
t scrimp, pinch for the common larder
S Use your surplus to buy Liberty
e bonds.
d 'No More Joy-riding! Save the Gas
r olene!'
Meaning me? Why me?
Il You poor man, who saved ant
scrimped and pinched to buy a motor
car for self and family. It's hare
lines you can't do as you please will
. it now; isn't it? What's been the us'
I of respectable thrift anyhow, if 70,
can't have the fun of it now?
Fun! Don't you see, Man? We'r
up against it hard. It's life itseE
we have to worry about! not mer
comforts or luxuries. Can't you d.
without few joy-rides when Europ
has lost all joy? The supply, Of gas
the demands Of aeroplanes, ambul
l
machines that are fighting your caus
in this war. There is no gasolene a
all, they say, to be had for new car
in England. Old cars are limited t
about seven gallons month. Wha
} would happen to self and family
D our army should run seriously sho1
} of petrol? This may be if American
keep on with extravagant joy-ridins
Death-riding it will be. Every gallo
I of gasolene counts. Save it, for Viz
tory! Put the cash you were goin
to spend into Liberty bonds. You
be glad later on
We used gaily to think that thel
were plenty enough Of everything
the good old world, if you had Il
price Now we know better. Prit
III is not everything when there ism
, stuff to buy. We've got to save-e'
2 erything. And finance the State.
If you are not careful with VIII;
II you have America may be lost. Ye
Il can't be selfish now.
I'll Meaning you, meaning every one
us!
The Robesonian., 1917-10-22
LOWER FOOD PRICES

Hoover Says Corner Has Been
Turned in High Prices and That
Reductions Should be Shown
Retail Prices Are Not Being Re-
duced as They Should Be.
Food Administrator Hoover gave
notice to the public Thursday night
that the corner has been turned in
high food prices and that most Of the
essential commodities should continue
to show reductions between now and
the end Of the year. At the same
time he pointed out that retail prices
are not going down in accord with
wholesale reductions and intimated
that the consumer himself might cor
rect this by bringing proper pressure
to bear.
To aid the public in dealing with
retailers who continue to extort war
profits the food administration now
is collecting wholesale prices of all
staples in 700 cities and soon viii
begin publishing them weekly for
comparison with the retail figures.
Without further authority from
Congress, Mr.. Hoover said, the gov
ernment is powerless to control 1e-
tailers, except those doing a business
of more than 100000 year. He did
not care to discuss the question o1
whether Congress would be asked tc
extend his authority, saying he want
ed to give the retailers a chance first
Retailers Profits Excessive.
AS an illustration of how the price
to the consumer is keeping up &
statement issued by the administrator
, said beef now is selling in Chicago a
IA IL cents a pound, compared will
16 cents in July, while the average
7 retail price of round steak now is 8
cents, compared with 27 cents in July
The millers' retail price for first pat
J ent flour in jute bags ranges from
$40 to SOTO, but the average retail
, price is $13.77 or, the administration
l say, from $3.50 to 81 more than tn
wholesale figure warrants. Suga
: should sell from to 8 1-2 cents
f pound in spite Of the present tempor
e ary shortage, as the wholesale figure
= have not advanced.
t Now that it is all over, Mr.. Hoove
}, said, it may be admitted that in SEP
: tember the country faced a seriou
e shortage Of flour and that at one tim
O New York was down to a thirty-si
Il hour supply. Virtually the same cor
dition prevailed at Philadelphia an
It other consuming centers..
The Robesonian., 1917-10-22

Christopher C. Bland, hero of
Fort Fisher, committed suicide at his
home at Ayden, Pitt county, Tuesday
by shooting himself with a shotgun.
He had not been considered mental
ly right since severe illness several
years ago. He was 73 years old,
father of Lee Bland, a hotel man
well known over the State, being pro-
prietor of the Kicks house at Rocky
Mount, the Bland at Raleigh and sew
| eral others.
The Robesonian., 1917-10-22
War Expenditures Nearly $3,-
0OO,O0O,OO0.

Government expenditures since the
beginning of the fiscal year July 1 are
nearing the $4,000, 100000 mark. The
total, reported in the daily U. S.
Treasury statement of the 18th, was
S2,921 ,075,341. This is nearly $780,
OO0,0 600 more than receipts during this
period, including that portion Of the
first Liberty loan paid since the fis-
cal year began. The greatest single
item of expenditures was 81, 1,571 200, :
900 advanced the Allies. Ordinary dis
MISUNDERSTANDING military and
naval and the cost thus far of the
The Robesonian., 1917-10-22
D. S. Sudbury. negro. was

D. S. Sudbury, negro, was Shot
through the right shoulder in Will
mington Thursday by Policeman w.
K. Rhodes when the negro drew a
knife on the officer and resisted ar
rest. The shooting occurred at the
officers home, where the negro was
abusing the officer for interference
in an alteration between white and
colored children when a negress pun
ished all the white children she could
reach. Sudbury was able to walk to
The Robesonian., 1917-10-22

shipbuilding and aircraft programs
totaled $1,029,976,541. A total of
1886, OIL ,722 had been expended in the
retirement of short time certificates
of Indebtedness.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-01
NO PARIS SHOW
(UpnLlnuoH from Flrnt fn0o.)

tUonLIntieH from Flrut ra9o.)
when bullet pnnrnd bet tween hIn
Iunrn It Ir nddrd That II" wnn emp
turrh hy the i,"rIunnr nntl h"ld lil
omrr Tor iwrnty nlH mnTthn hrI"i" u"
rnrnprd u dozen n"I nr"m rurpr'nlnE
therefore ihnt t'h"vnll"r nh"u'h u"
among tho Env"rl nr funny men. W."
nrr or tho opinion ihni iwnntr r'H
muuthr Of imprisonment would work
wundrrn with eyer 10 iunnv AWnl'hh
comchInnr whom W" recall
Old paiicr Mlanlnu From Fronch
BiaUn.
And vet one Inlw"n tn" n!h pnIl"r.
After II week. at shows which pil"h m
exploded lnh"R upon orr oar" "" "h'-
,Irrcd Into Il vnutlrvill" th"nir". hnh u
low comedian cam" out and Enld I" NV
pnrtnrr In perfectly E""h English
"Wrll. hihin like the Hhnw IIiH Phrl
nrr pnld he didn't IIh" tn" Hh"w.
"WrIl. didJa nutic" III" trained
RcnlR"" uurrl"d tn" low comedian. an"
the lower comedian answered: No.
the wind was against en-.
Laughter, long Delayed. 0v"rcnn'" u"
then, but II WIN mnElrl with l"hrH'
We felt that We wcrn hnn" nEnih.
Tho French nr,' wonderful people.
and all that. of course. but lh'Y /" 81
darn far away.
LATER there WAS u man VINO MINATED
Edhi" t'ny imp"rf"ctly. ana hhd III
cycle net. in which tn" performers
chilled The urrhralrn lender probes
Nnr," and shouted 'r"ndy'' I" rh'h
other Iu:u before mIn"imE each trek
ThIA huckrd nv mp 81 liiI'h 'hH' Il
InpHr into F'r"ngh with suzanne III
roger "LnnN HUn r"p"riplr" Iall'h III
annoy ~ nurh In fact. "" dhl hh'
rnrr whether Ah" cam" back win hrr
repertoire az un II. SOM" IapHh'"'
nrrubutn md a Swedish r"ntnrti"nlSt
completed the performance
There arc two such int"ri"''"'"'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-01
MOTORCYCLES FIGURE
IN EXCITING WRECKS
Oricor Waltor WORKS Hurt In Accident
on Wood Street

Yesterday waH rather Il hnd day for
motorcycles Inst evening MOTOR
cycle and side cur. driven down Chap
linl" street by young man VINO re-
fused Ia Klvn h!a name rniI brnnHHld"
into Ncd Star grocery wngon No. =.
driven by Robert Ynndn. mt Twenty
fourth Rtrrut The horse became
frightened md run down tho street.
dragging the motorcycle. which wan
wrIgrd brtwrcn II frtNIi md r"nr
wheel. Tho rider 0Hcnprd unh1rt
Roth tho motorcycles and wnEon wore
nOmowhni damaged
Earlier In tho nrl0rnoon Motorcycle"
Onicrr Whittier ,WOrlR RuHtancd IL
painfully nprnInrd nnRln ind hlH mo-
tnrcyclu wan bndly broknn ial n COLL.
sion mt Alley II aud Wood Hirrct. It
wna feared Mt first his ankle was hro-
ken. Hts machine c0llldcd with
Thomas ArmGtrons's automobile.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-01

whom th" .utu,,IIuu urhrh IL wlIn' I'm
rrnr" be- mh"uiI -iug ~ ""'"t". '"
wmr mat Win hun'lr"h rh"uln ~
rIlurrr" - ,,I" If " NuHlnlr' RI" Nus"
rInur, 81 '"tIr"", lnd lhri l"un"h"d nv
"r"unlv" whI'h '"ri"'"h hhh mon
m" n,-I hIH ,I"'u"n"irnIl'n Tor 'h'
Americana utnN hn'" l." wait "ui'l "nF
Ir,",Iur IN n"Ii"m.
Th"nirr nuIi"n"'" 81" una" up ~
rr"u - I" IL i", cont ~ r"l"''rh'
'rItr WIZ 1" not entirely nf"l'i'd ~
u rubI"t Tor uunr" nnI t'h'' wv W"''
or The huIuur H. ground ,,Ir IF ~" ro-
rIrirI Iunr ut hum" rnIh"r 'hnr my h"P-
,,rniurr ~ ih. trout. f.Ur"itInir hind
utrrnuiug rIn,"rInI IN n"nil""-. rnk"-
Irr~ nnd nIhI""r dnv". '""n"l"n"iIy
there viii IL. ~ r"niIu"nInl patriotic
uIlnh hiiI m.uEr IF thir Mort 81" not
f""m pupuInr In th" nu'I" mills nor
durr one eyer bear tn" Nnr"l|lhin" J"
theatres al ihir chmrn"t"r. only rhr"iy
Iu There, my reference "a the G'rinHns,
even for hurnurnur purpus"a. In rnct.
MFRS trnil pretty fnr behind MIN. Fu'-
can In the ih"nI"rE Of rnrIr.
I'm the th"ntrr~ such Hs ih" FolIlch
IscrErrr md the Mnrigny IN" HtaEe IN
not the only renter If a"fl,tty. ThS
tnIIIr4 l.rrErr"s IN pnrtiru hnh
Iuupr promenade I"nmmt"d 10y horH or
unattached md unmiliEni"'l huHHioH.
These Indies IF the pr"n"nhd"H Know
much NOR" t:nHII-h ihnn tiI"sr or me
Ih"ntrr proper. They know u Ihto
ItIr1Inn tho II rurnii"rinR ~ HpHnlsn
nn, rJnr" til" I'"rtuEu"r" army nm"
com" I" tnkr IT, Iln'" ut tn" front.
There nrr u few rni"rprtrlur "pirln NJ
lirrrrrr who "nn ut l"nri "s"h"h6o
prcrIIngr to- thrr" "niItli"rn hIIlrH. IN
rnri the indies "f Tia" pr"it"nhd'r "hy
hr mid Ia know liitI" nh""i 'hs
luuulInrc ur nIr 'ntinIl"- nhh NIL hboui
the rninnEr Of twenty.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-01

,,uri" h"Il- IN I'nrir u" wet "r " "ri-'.
sol ""rur'Iy "r ",rI ""|l"h 'lh" ''''"'
Lurh II,I" TIu" G"rIu," 1T "a" r"Ir
r",rn"r,ro IN "u "'i Ia whl'h i"i"H
Indy Iuhcr or h"r ul"r" nnh thrown u
Im Ihn nu,Ilrm"" rh" rl'"" In "irI""'"
to bring E"md lu'h nrl r"lhl"i" "I""'
10 rururn l." III" Ir"u"h"r mr"EEl" h"''
L. got IL young rI"""h "N'"''"
IrIu,uIhod "u the nIEhi w" r"w III"
rI,mw. Mud u" "xp1uIu"h Tint u" i"''
fairly rnr" nnw, ~ unti"r h"w minus
Ilurhru "mtnr nHniuuI hiuI, II" H." 'H'
,lr,l uu I"ru ihnu - E""'l luck 'hh'"''
Of ono Kind ar nnuIIrcr Int" tn" mr.
with him.
No Bhow Complete without American
Tinalo.
No rhnw it .cniuplrt" JUN now WITH
ont mn American nuul". TIL" most
rInImrntc ono ~ that NJ ia" f"ll"N
Urrg"rr, which send" II" rh"r'I" ont '"'
the nunI number under Ill" I"hh"rHh'P
Of mn cnnrInnlI" nih-fn"t w"fnhH 'hl'S
INK an luIn"n"" American INK ~"
Amman. II IL mld. almost took Inc
hrnd uIr H. tnnndlmn on" might II" u"
uuuuzch In ~ box md rnll"d TO ho''""
tho viulrul manner IN winch ''ir "'h
flax wma being wnv"d. ~" "w'Nr w
lime to ,IndE". md then h" Hh""k mn
accusing finger nt IL" Amazon. WY
.urr,'t You In hhnki"' lie nnld.
r,,, ruiL,tIu.tu for rvuryi hing
American hnH begun In nnh-lh". III"
recent ion to t.rnrrni i'rrHhinE wnh the
hIrh winter rnnrk Tho Fourth or InlS
md The ricrnunnI rnI!nn on the 'hIrl'
when Tho American troops were HTr'
rrrn Ia i'nrIn. had n"thlnR lIk". IN"
InIrn,dty ar New Y"rk'n greeting !"
Inrrrc. The American nnnl" AT IN"
MnrIEny Inpt night did MT Rnin rip
plr Of npplnunr. nnd at tho r"fh'h"'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-01
uACM WON A CANE.

ST. LOUIS. July 1l.-rhiladuiphla
shut out NJ. LOuiA In tho fret 2nnn Of
tutay'a double hsahor /" D. n. l"ul1
won tho noonnd game 1 To :. Alexander
WAS Iunntnr III ih~ frat game allowing
hut -FOUR hits lilo also Hc"rod rum
mud ,irUvo Ia J moro with a double and
IL nlnHIo Meadows ~tldnnsn ala" con
ttlhuIod tn III l."uia' defeat. lilo ianuod
ei.hI ,anapa The inCoia 'lii uot q at n
man by r,""ul bano. H'"'Tos.
pi,,, name Il. II r.
i.hIlnl,I,,hIu 100 DOl 2aO q IN u
n, ,,,, DDD DDO DOn ~ I y
Al,.urlrt nn,l tillIf"f. M"n'i"wn.
Maya aud Huydsr.
tto,,,nl maine Il II D..
f'hIlh,iolphla .Ohn 1"o w" ="
81 f,ul. 7UD ITO 90 4 I
Iiondrr. Lavender AMI "ha'"". KIN
for. II6rnttnan rnh t!"nRalrz.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-01
RED SOX DEFEAT
CHICAGO AND 60
INTO LEAD IN RACE

uDSrON. July 3l.--ltoHt"n took IN"
lead IN ih" American l"hKn" rae" To-Day
by defeating Chicago. To z. 'l'"tto.
thlrnko's stur pitcher. wnn hit hard. ana
the gam. was virtually decided In tho
trst iuuiuK when Hn"pcr made n freak
home run with two on b1nrs.
Ionp-rn hlt was down the right hcln
linn The hull stTurk i. t"liinn hand
glanced Int" Ihu right field bieachers
nuntou's fourth wns uInh" an Il
.1uul,Ion 10y .r~ i> and Leonard. ANA TIC
nnol Tuu was purhr,i aver Ia IA" not
onIh ga IA slnHir. "a na.Iln'" hn lni"ih
,,,Ii anI nu,ilsf siurlG l."''h"Ih Ii''h
al .uu.l ball nH,f tho nIat lIuinR
I..wIa wna ia" hIiiinu si"I 81 Il'"
,I.Iuin Win Ihi"U hIIH sad '"ulin
.,ut II f..u, Ii,."n uI. f.'.i4 ih'"'""
,.I.,.t .,,nhr at least hiI H'''"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-01
ROBERTSON TO TWIRL
FOR VIRGINIA CLUB

Rcrnic ItuRcrson. Formerly h'"l w..
r,,r ia, virginia club bmn"bnll t"hIi.
:, ,,,. announced last night will tux"
IT.. ,,IJ noaItlnn on tho mound with hi"
t.rm I'm The game SUNDAY ntt"rn""h
against the central Athl"iic club.
Will, u member of the team. H"R"r-
.nu was regarded ns one or the he",
twirIrrs in this pnrt Of tn" r"il"y. "n"
he Will provo hig drawing cara sun
1,y lie tx now employed hy the gov
rrnrunnt ut WnnhiuKinn. ID. e.. ana VIII
b,. hn,n. for his vacation In TIM" !"
piich for hin old team.
The gam. will De- played at rory
seventh street at O'Clock mummy
Vnny0. with Long receiving. VIII pi'h
for tho Central a. t.'n. Mll'nr VIII
work hrhind tho home plat" Tor H"R"'
con.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-01
"PEGS" PLAY BELLAIRE

Tho R"llnIrc &. y. G. will play III"
Patterson and Elm Grove. min" on IN"
ELM Grove grounds on Aaturdny hft"f-
noon and 1t IN anticipated ihnt n"r"ral
old ncuren will 10 settled IN" Fox"
were vlctoriou. IN tho flrrt two games
against tho BcllaIre hoyH. hut tho out
com" nf the coming Rnrnr IL lt'l"
moro doubtful. M tn" i'"llair" t"nn' mas
boon strengthened by tho addition or
several new members On Sunday MT
.rnonn tho Pegs will hav" another hnrd
battle. ns they nrr To meet IN" Mnr-
tins Ferry AIl-Stura on the l."nKu" park
grounds This IL also tn" third con
test between these two teams. ana nm
other close gnm~ viii tnk~ rihca.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-01
WON BY THH TANHs.

NEW YORK. July 3l-N~w York
again defeated st Louis hero today. the
score being tn |. Tho Yankees won
In the NTH inning nft~r two were out
On rinRl-s by Walters. CALDWELL. lImu-
tt:nn nnd racklupnuKh ami hns"
balls to High.
ltnumnn was hit In the eye 10y II
thrown bail In the MIN inning and wnr
forced 10 retire. Score:
Il. ii l.
~. Louis. o n q q IL ,
Nnw York.. o u o o o u - u
Davenport. Wright and Eovcrcid. tnld-
wolf and Wnlterb.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-01

Two buso hlts-KRulf. Nlmmernn n.
C;rlmos Three base nits--Wilport.
Cooper Stolen basen-knuff. Holko.
Cnrey Double plIy--t;rimcs and Wax
ncr Loft on buses-No~ York, <:
l'lttsburRh. J Basos on balls--Orf
Schupp |: or Grlmos. 4. Hits and earn
ed ruua-Ort Schupp. hits runs in
. IuuIuEa. or Grimes. 10 hits. RUNS
In 81, Innings. orr Evnns hit no runs
In ). iunlnK Hit by plich.r.-h Schup
|. Cl.Ixh~-) Struck out-lty Schupp 1:
by Grimes. 3. ljmpiros-klom aud
t.msllo. TlIno-2:0t.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-01
DEMAREE a GIANT.

CHICAGO. July 3l.-Pitchrr Al Dem
nroo OF tho Chicago Nationals wna
traded today, 10 tho New York Milton
ula for Peter Kildufr. recruit idilcld-
or, purchased from Omaha Inst fall.
Demarrc came to Chicago from Philn-
dclphia I'm trade.
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DODGERS WIN FROM
ClNCY BY THEIR.
TIMELY BATTING

rINtINEATI. July ai.---I,r""ktyn
took the SECOND gam" ar tho n"rIcs to-
day. ! I" =. III game. nlm"st d-vnid
81 fmHt hns"h.,lI Meyers hitting f"n-
tur"d. th'l"r'' pitched we'll huu wns nj
f-rIr.i hN th,. heat and retired Ia rhv"r
al Smith f"h'y Mas hit fairly .hAr'l
anal itr"rklyu managed tn mako their
Ilts S,..ITs
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WON ny DnTAOTT.

WASIIINGTDN July lI.--InIr"i
took tho second Ramo or tho r~ri~n from
Washington today to I. 10th t-nmn
firld~d p""rly. only four or tho IL runn
brlnR cnrnrd. Sc"r". Il II. r..
Dcrot ...........rch Dol 1913 II I
Washington .. 2On 200 900 5
Dnus,. {. Jones. Holland md Strange.
Yclle: Ayrcs. Gnll!n md Ainsml,h.
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new YORK POUNDED
ALL OF THE PIRATE
PITCHERS; WON TWO

rrrTpIiiIu!u. IN. July aI--Now
i"'L p''u",l"'l Pittsburgh pItnhurs at
VIII and won h"ih games to-day II To
nnh I" D. Cooper an'l Ialioo atnrtod
IA" flrnt game. but worn r"rrod tn ro-
tir" J""hr. VIII" r"pin"od Cooper could
not nt"p ia" avalanche at hltn. but Ton
r"au kept Pittsburgh from nc"rinG moro
than tw" runa Rflnr no took tho box
In tho nrCoud Rrmn. Grirnoa wan hlt OPP
r"rtun"ly. but Schupp wan ablo To korp
iit,rburRh FROM hlttnR after tho third
Inning "pt'l In tn" ninth sc"r":
First Knrno- t. ii. t.
Now oYrk ......z03 202 COOL 10 o
Pittsburgh ....-.. 303 100 00l--i IL |
Snllc". Tnrroau and Gibson: Cooper.
Jncobx- and w. Wagner Fischor.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

IsetsrdAy's 0amss.
uunI"n : Chicago. ::
.tIovoinnd ~ philadelphia f,
Now YORK;. 4 III i.mni1. /
Detroit u. Washington. I.
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FAVORITES AND
OUTSIDERS BOTH
LAND THE MONEY


AMAT'"'. Ml'h juli ~ ~"
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StAndinH OF Gibbs.

To-dAy's 0amos.
Now York At I'lttshurEh
l'hIlnd-l phia Mt 81 Louis
iirooklyu al Cincinnati
BOSTON at Chicago.