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The state herald., 1917-07-27

The draft ID over and all the
poy that feeistered have been
ds9wn hat ttae Grestest danger
tGA being TOP close to the bus
lpese end q the list a. they will
be tsken 10 the order in which
their names were drawn. Ex.
smptions may throw out q good
many s'ana. II the rules are
stfictiy construed there may
not be many exempted, 80 the
NpSy fsct that a name IL near
re hes3 af.the, fist. makes the
party fxtnsr uncertain az to
'wh<the er be will be Santed or
IItlnHf Afr-+ Q 80 3 ~
The state herald., 1917-07-27
Holyoks Auto Co., Builds.

work Is progressing rapidly on this
big building Of the Holyoke Auto Co.
The building is rs K $50 #. two story
with 81 II. basement under thu rear
end Of building. The Holyoke Auto Co.
business has outgrown their
working room and thsy found IL
necessary to build this large addition
to their already large garage. The up
per story Of the building will be fitted
up for use by the Sears Hotel. the man
uger Of which finds that bic business
has outsrown the capacity Of the no.
tel building. II is . splsndid adver.
tisement for our town and surrounding
cuuntry tnat different lines Of business
are growing so rapidly Ms TO neeessi
tate valuable permanent improvements
In the buinding line.
The state herald., 1917-07-27
lssellssv cesa...

action Of ~ sub com mitt.e Of
the Counc;Iof. National Defense
Secretary Baker Of the War De
partment may have opened a
way to the overdue reorganiza.
tion of the Presidents Cabinet.
The country had been led to be
lieve that the agreement reach.
ed between Secretary Lane OF
the Interior Department. the
Federal Trade Com mission and
the coal com mittee Of the Coun
Gil of National Defense on one
side aud the coal operators on
the other was a substantial vic.
tory for the government and
for the people generally. That
the Secretary of War. Joined by
the Secretary of Navy. should
reject the action thus taken Ger
tally shows lack OF Cabinet har
tnony. to put II mildly.
II 10 admitted the committee
was without power to fix prices
but but neither has the Secre.
tary of War such authority.
But more than the actual fix
ing Of prices will be involved in
the final settlemea, of the mat.
ter. First of all. 1t involved
the course Of the nation in the
war. Unity of action in the
Cabinet must be had before con
cert may be expected among
the people. Unfortunately the
weaker places in the present
Cabinet are the very ones thrust
farthest to the fore in the prep
aration for war. II is also note
worthy that Mr.. Lane has been
generally looked upon as emf.
nently fitted for the duties OF
his office. while Mr.. Baker has
not com msnded full confidence
in his abilities.
President Wilson must see e.
ventually the necessity of reor.
ganixinR and strengthening q his
Cabinet. "A he must depend
upon the combined efforts oI
the strong men Of both parties
In cougress. he should avail
himself Of the best obtainable
timber for his war councii-the
coslition Cabinet suggested o.
riginally by the Bee some
weeks ago --On,ahn Bee.
The state herald., 1917-07-27
, skor..

ssAese ei9 ~ the " nited
|Statest $40 ana 9Quat
ter million white males, ten
one year, of age Or ovS Who
were not citizeha and Had NOT
declaredssn intention of beconlj
ing citize4s. Many Of til
are aubjects of the central po
ers. But many others are sub
jscts Of the allied powers; and
Npept act of congress author
ises tl,e enlistment and recruit
ing Of them for military service
under their own flags.
The enlistment and recruit.
ing ought to proceed -briskiy.
This is a poor time for 9 man
without a country. /,
The man who chooses to live
in the United States becsuee ~
.finds it offers him attractions
and opportunities superior to
those inShip own county. and
who etreiscts its offer of citis
xenship. is always in the rather
dubious position OF the passen-
der who insists upon keeping
his seatinthe boat. but dseltnee|
either to bail or row. If he did
not find superior Opportunities
here he would not be here; yet
he refuses to acknowledge any
Obligation TO- the community
that made the opportunities.
.Someti According to our
= fQrtanste experience the
nash who Qrabs American up
porthnitis with one hand and
waves of American citizenship
With the other finds it necessary
to justify himself by Wholesale
and chronic. disparagemment
of the country he prefers to his
o&p. 90 far a. living 10 il is con
cerned. He does not like his
eNn -eountry vel esd>a6A 81
live in il. and he does not ike
this country well enough to ex.
press any obligations toward it
Or approval Of it.
Apparently nothing short of
heaven will satisfy him to such
a degres that he can really ac-
cept it.
This is poor time for such
playing heads I.win-tails you.
lose with citizenship. Some
pretty big issues are astir in
the world today. Let man
choose a flag?-Saturday Even
ing Post.
The state herald., 1917-07-27

been none with respect al
lowing the President rec
hand to choose his os6 y ra'
stat. There has been e6 no
|posla made from the ~ bli
canS 10 congres ~ IL ,rr
ior VI supG RI EN-
|o10aM appoint ! tGft&iu N po,
|tion Of republicans 70 conltSA Us;
the republicans Of the c0ax3 3r,
would have declared their a IN
|dignation ansi disgust pre- bt
~ had there been any sucbsb bvo
pcsal. All that has been ed
ofthe President hss becp lal
he select ompetent men.
Ths nges ocfati il ced j.,
rise ~, q ~ 1n ~ e,
ep declsre thei I pbettia ,e
this sprnp ittpn, They V4 q
var made BY n'ocratsin Nv
cry place in the governh,sHl re
gardless Of their ability, q ry
fssent the proph heal 81 the Ia s.
ident to put y S2mmand a )
bdresu any man. however u
fitted; who isn't : desaocrt
J, The precious group Of b.
tors yl,o plsce psavosse = eh e
.pstsiQtis s,aNbt not vim.
Qi jsrs ~ ipportsnce 4 y
the seiss ssse6 qf = solicitor 4
tfiA ~ dssaI slMs Msuistrs{ b
shalls Gf ithout i1l ler
tot a.s'...ast Y.
where Fs eads u syssssse
Post StaudaSd. N
The state herald., 1917-07-27
r. wsssAsr ssss.s,ion..

8 ESsr heAsy soveTcoats, te
!, k3ep fhe heat fton your body.
Wat long sle~ved under
.se1 u the fisss won't bottle,
, y56f -
sksG dbnsss Mad you won,
= tStu6led With insectitis ia
HAe throat. :.
R4as 6eavy'socks to prevent
the hesfof the pavement from
rsaehihg xodr feet. * \
Z emite and the psrspis.tion
vM ~ Of sosss face. sy
& I'D es5xiaa Fairbanks. :
The state herald., 1917-07-27

Nine. Scheumann- Heink, world fa.
nous con'ral'o, Holdrege. Chsu' 'auqua
Auditorium. Wednesday, August 8, q,
s:lb p. u. Admission $l.00. Holdrege
Chautauqua Aug. IA. For fur her in
formation address E A Roth. Secre
tary. Holdrege. Neb. or STANDARD
Chsutsuqua System. Lincoln. Neb No
extra charge for reserved seats Mon
ey must accompany order. Write E A.
Roth,
The state herald., 1917-07-27
csss1k.t.esssvslt.

Foit 14l9l1ed s1ill hSld stheir
J Annuati m ller's Day. Sept. :
70 1;sesld 6 Vt entertain
Cp ~ 1heo lore Roosetelt
S6d'nif dssSxhl tidsrss 1tthey
carry 6st this pirt Of theft pro
! Kyem thefe ssiIl be;a big crowd
= Fort MoyRae ~ hear Colonel
Re0sexelt speak !. B.
The state herald., 1917-07-27

Tho preaching services on the court
house lawn every Sunday evening be.
gins At 8 O'Clock 80 that the services
csn be concluded before lamp light
time.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1917-05-24
VOLUNTEERS WANTED.

For the purpose of holding
the army registration ON Tuesday,
June >, volunteers are desired
IN each precinct In Fulton coun-
ty. While only one man is re-
quired for each precinct, tw
registrars or even three are pre-
ferable to tighten the work.
Those who volunteer will agree
TO work without pay and their
names will be certified to the
war department.
If you are willing to so serve
your country see me at once and
your duties will be explained to
you.
On June 5 the books viii open
at z a. M. and remain open until
10 p. N.
Remember that if You are 81
years old and have not attained
your 3lst birthday you must reg
lister.
Respectfully,
BAILEY HUDDLESTON,
Sheriff Fulton Co.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1917-05-24
FULTON COUNTY MEN TO
ENLIST AT PADUCAH.

The war department has an
nouneed that one month after the
passage Of the Army Bill, that
the regular army should if pos
sIble be raised TO war strength
by voluntary enhstments, and
that all enlistments since April
LIST would be considered in rais-
ing tina. number. The bIil was
passed.. and signed May, Is, it Ii
considered that the Louisville Re
crniting District should furnish
from April i, 1917, 10 June Is,
1917, 2,474 men by voluntary en-
hStment.
The Louisville Recruiting Dis
trict has been divided INTO SIX
b-distrlcts. Fulton county Is
IN District &c" along with the
following counties, all of which
are under fthe Paducah sub-dis-
trlct: Ballard, Galloway, Car
hsle, Graves, Hickman, Living
S:op. Lyon, McCracken and Mar
shall.
The Paducah District is asked
TO furnish 72S volunteers up to
June Is. This is over and above
those caught in the CONSUMPTION
net.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1917-05-24

Hickman people have come to
-Teahze that the Star Cash Gro
eery has been instrumental IN
keeping down the price Of food
stuff, as most Of Us know that
groceries are being sold cheaper
IN Hickman than in many OF the
larger cities. 1t pays to have
ct least one merchant who be-
heves in Live and let hve.'
1t kinder" holds the rest OF
them down.
Miss Matte May Seay enter
tanned her Sunday School class
of the First Methodist church
Tuesday evening at Gypsy Tea
at her home in the country. Sup
per was spread about seven and
afterwards music and recitatiOns
were enjoyed. About forty had
the pleasure of being present.
lobe Rhay, of Dukedom, aged
SIS years, attempted suicide early
Monday morning at his home by
cutting his throat. Trouble was
said to have been the cause of
the rash deed. He is still liv-
ing, and may recover.
Mrs. Geo. Bartlett and daugh-
ter, Miss Lois, returned to Rock
port, KY, Tuesday, after attend
ing the graduation of her daugh-
ter and visiting her sister, Miss
Mena Diestlebrink.
Allen Bright came over from
Troy, Saturday, remaining a
few days with home folks
Mrs. S. w. Haynes. returned
home Sunday after a weeks visit
with Mrs. Tom Williams.
We handle the famous line Of
Chase & Sanborn Coffee Bon
iurant Bros.
Get jack Stairs prices on hay
and feed Of al kinds. You vii
Save mOnsy.
Mrs. A. B. Johnston spent
Thursday in Woodland,
Cox 4 Gordon Pure Lard and
Meats q Bettersworths.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1917-05-24
ROPER DISTRICT NEWS.

Miss Edna Davis returned
home Sunday from Bowling
Green where she has been attend
ing school. Miss Allie Thomas, OF
Cayce, visited Mrs. j. p. Thorn
as, F'riday.-Rev. and Mrs. Hol-
ly and daughter, Melba, Mrs.
Gid Bransford and Miss Mamie
Luten, o. Cayce, took dinner
with Mr.. and Mrs. ID. ID. Davis
Sunday.-W. j. Fields and chill
dren, Albert and James were
in Hickman Tuesday Misses
Alice and Mary Lunsford, Of
Hickman, visited Mrs. II. j..
French and family Last week
H. r. Smith, Of near Woodland
Mills, visited his daughter, Mrs.
g. Il. Bryant, and family, Satur-
day and Snnday.-Little Miss
Helen Robertson, Of Moscow, visit
ed her uncle, Elmer Robertson,
and family, Friday and Satur-
day.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1917-05-24

Fire Chief Rosey is collecting
this week the money subscribed
for oiling the streets. No oil Is
to be ordered until every dollar
is collected. Experience has
taught that some folks are good
1T subscribing but poor at paying
1t takes money to buy oil.
Lee Campbell was here this
week shaking hands with old
Hickman friends. For several
months Lee has been pilot ON the
Str. John Summers, but theis boa
was sold last week and taken to
the Wabash.
Jailer Murchison and j. w
Morris went to Crutchfield yes
friday to attend the funeral OF
Marion Moore.
$50 Bushsls D. r. Cotton 6eei
~ plnnting.-W. e Bogkstt
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1917-05-24

Liutsn Friends: Try some o.
nv Suasr Loaf Bread, Canned
Good 6tripg BsanA Corn Lama
Hsana Dssts, Peas. etc.. q bst-
ssEswsstha
Hon. w. J. McMurry went to
Caruthsssville yesterday on bus
ineuA
Germany claims to be making
LOO U-bon1D . yoA1. +.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1917-05-24
M

Herald. Louisville Courier-Jounal,
Rochester Democrat-Chronicle. Des
Moines Regisfer-Leader. Philadelphia
Record. Columbus Dispatch, Milwau.
kee Sentinel. Omaha World Herald,
Worcester Telegraph. Dayton NewA
Providence Tribune and Buffalo Ilnea
An entirely different Descriptive sto-
~ about Mr.. Wood and his invention
appeared Oct. Is In nine newspapers
with a combined circulation of nearly
7OO.0O0- Chicago Herald, fPittah1rxh
Leader. Salt Lake City News, Seattle
Times. Columbus Dispatch. OpeGon
Journal San Diego Union. San Fnn-
cisco Chronicle and Los Angeles Trih-
une ..
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1917-05-24
MARIAN MOORE DEAD.

Marion Moore, about 60 years,
died at his home near Crutch-
field Tuesday, of blood poison,
following an illness of several
months. Deceased was a farm
er and highly respected. He
leaves one daughter, three broth
ers and one sister. Burial today
at Rock Springs. Tom Moore
and j. w. Morris, of this city,
were nephews of Mr.. Moore Is.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1917-05-24

A number of American destroy
ers manned by picked crews
have crossed the Atlantic and are
now operating in the war zone
and one of them has had q bruah
with a submarine, the result of
which has not been made pu|1l1c-
Rear Admiral Sims is in com-
mand.
FOR SALE: One nice 10-room
residence, practically new, close
to business part Of town. Fay
terms about same - ent.-Syd.
Il: Dodds. IL
Louis and J. B. Luns6osl q
New York, are the gus -
their parsntsy Mr.. ard Mn ~
LnnsAoed
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1917-05-24

the audience Also at the Close Of each
performance crowds gather aboht the
scientist while be answers multitude
nous questions.
Popular Mechanics Magazine. with .
circulation OF more than 800 600. used
. page story. illustrated. In the Decem-
Der issue
The Illustrated Sunday Magazine.
which h used as . supplement- to six
teen big city newspapers with . mill
lion and . quarter circulation. told Of
Wood and his torpedo In the Nov. 20
issue. Papers served at that time were
the Pittsburgh Gazette Times. Mime
apolis Tribune. Memphis Commercial
Appeal. Detroit Free Press. Boston
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1917-05-24

"HE marvellous torpedo with ears
invented by Montravilie Wood.
srientist. 10 to be demonstrated
q shs forthcoming Redpath Chautsu-
Sua hsre by Mr.. Wood himself. IL ~
eotiuated that within . few months
80 uoss than 100000 people have
ssaA q Montrsvtls Wood and this
nsw torpedo.
n torpedo 10 OF such sine that u
- - seen from all parts Of IN audi
ssrsun q ehautauaua tent. and ~ II
s.novs ~ direction Of the sounds
created By Mr.. Wood . feeling OF sur
-, "a ave 10 notable throsghous
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1917-05-24

A plan to destroy the German
crops by setting them ON ire By
means of fireballs dropped fro3n
Entente airplanes il suggested 81
Lord Calthorpe, . former mem
Der Of ths Britiah army.
An kinds Il hardware 4 Bot
durant BroA
Ths Cessisr ~ 49, r
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1917-05-24
Won1en'S Shoes
Affractfvely Designed

Never, during the entire his
tory of shoemaking, have wo-
mems High Boots been given
such marked attention to style
and design az the new Shoes Of
today's creation show.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1917-05-24
edit RIAl
PRINCIPLES IN SHOE SELLING

Those who buy their shoes here will always find them
attractive in price, comfortable and consistent IN
service That's the of the of this store
You buy Shoes here low in price. sometimes
lower, than you elsewhere quality being equal
You buy Shoes here of inferior service just be-
the prices look attractive-they must have real
standard of value.
We firmly believe in these principles the foundation
of growth and will anything be allowed
interfere with policy of giving honest values and
proper service to every purchase.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1917-05-24

On Saturday Wednesday, Helm Ellison give
1000 the dollar with purchase In the house.
Beginning 1st continuing
unpaid
will be turned to the for collection with auth
collect bills
this service contestants viii be $500 for each dol
lar collected and paid in zfx Il - ssba zeiE
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1917-05-24
Wheaever You Need a General Tonic
Take Groves

The Old Standard Groves Tasteless
chill Tonic is equally valuable as q
General Tonic because it contains the
well known tonic properties of QUININE
and IRON. 1t acts on the Liver, Drives
out Malaria. Enriches the Blood and
Builds up the Whole System. 50 cents.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1917-05-24

We invite yo to see our new
display. Each of these models in
leather. in fabric and in comb
nations Of both will be extern
svely worn by the smartly-
dressed this season. Our fitting
service u the finishing touch that
adds satisfaction In wear TO q
stylish appearance.
Prices range from So to $40
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1917-05-24
Mems Shoes

Just the sort of smart, good
looking Shoes that you We al
ways wanted to wear but never
knew where to get them.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-13
Twins Give Up When Smith
Parks Ball With Two Ahead
Producers Win Third Game of
Series by Score of 7 to 3;
Richter Forced to Retire
After First Round; Pearson
Invincible.

FORT SMITH. Ark July IL
Smiths homorun with three men on
the bags took the fighting spirit out
OF the Twins today and the Producers
made II two out OF three for the
series. winning by score OF to 3.
The circuit clout by Smith came IN
the second when he was sent IN 10 bat
tor Richter who had allowed the
Twins six hits from which they made
three runs in the first round.
Heatley had got to first by reason
of having stopped hot one with his
body. Ohln and Dowie were both
passed 10y Watson. Then came the
big drive by Smith which netted the
visitors four runs, sufficient TO WIN the
game.
Three more runs were made by
them in the seventh when a fielder
choice and an error put TWO men on
and Hcatlcy also pulled ringer The
Twins made their three scores In the
first at the expense OF Richter Coun-
tryman got double on the FIRST one
pitched him and Ilollander parked
the first ball offered to him. Bdrrs
also followed with n hOmerun before
the side was retired
Pearson who succeeded Richter I'm
the second inning was almost inNin-
chlc for tie balance Of the contest.
lie let the locals down with three hits.
FIVE men reached first and only one
of them went as far as second lie
gained that base 10y virtue OF "A baIk.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-13
MATTYS REDS BRING
DISASTER TO GIANTS
McGraw Team Defeated in
Double-Head for First
Time This Season.

NEW YORK. July l2--Now York's pen.
nant advance received n check today wten
the Giants lost 'heir first double header Of
of the year, Cincicu'.ti defeating them in
two games, 2 TO l ard : to :;
Cincinnati won tae frs: game IN ninth.
inning rally scoring two runs IN s'ngles by
kopf Roush and Chase aml Wild throws by
Fletcher and Holke. Prior to this iuLng
Schupp had permitted only two hits The
defeat was only the third suffered by Srhupp
this season The Reds pounded perri,. for
ten hits totaling II bases. in the second
game. while Schneider turned back the
Giants batsmen after the first inning A
freak feature of the second game came in
the fourth inning when Neale hit q homorun
with Chase On base The run was ruled out
because Umpire Harrison had raiscd his
hand calling time just az Perritt Was letting
50 the ball. because another ball had been
thrown from the grsndstsnd into the dia.
mond Neae. forced to bat over again sin.
gled. scoring Chase
FIRST GAME
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-13
TICKET TEAMS READY
FOR SELLING CAMPAIGN
Score of Business Men Begin
Today to Raise $4,000
Baseball Fund.

Each team supplied with 25c
tickets. four squads of Tulsa business
men begin today the campaign to
raise $1,000 thru ticket sales for the
benefit of organized baseball in this
city. Each ticket sells for 81 and will
entitle the holder to admittanco at
both gate and grandstand to any one
of the four games which will be
played at Association park July Is.
10, 20, Il. the next home series for
the Producers.
Right now Sherman. the team
which comes here with the Producers
for those four games, and the locals
themselves are playing the best ball in
the league. Tulsa has won two out OF
three from the Twins and Sherman
has been mopping up with last years
champions. Both may be batting well
up in the race when this series ar
riNes.
This ticket-selling campaign was
arranged and Is being conducted by
members OF the Chamber of Com
merce and the Retail Merchants asso-
ciation who are anxious to do their
bit toward getting the best possible
brand OF baseball for Tulsa.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-13

American boaBuo.
Washington at Cleveland.
Philadelphia at St. Louis.
New York at Chicago.
Boston at Detroit.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-13
Always a tavorite Of Cincinnati

Always a favorite OF CINCINNATI
fandom Christy now has become
their idol. In addition to being
one of the brainiest men base
ball ever has produced. he has a
wonderful personality and he has
made a great hit with the Ohio
ans. who believe that he Is the
Moses that can lead them out of
the second division. which they
have inhabited % years out Of
80. His double victory over tho
leaders yesterday brings him to
within seven games of the top.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-13
An ImDroycIncnt.

"Your speeches are not as entertain
ing as they used to be-
We'll" replied Senator Sorghum.
maybe I'm improving. People nova
days are getting so thotful that you
can't expect 'em to vote for you simply
because you can make 'em laugh
Washington Star.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-13

|T||'TAT " " N VTTI
APuNOkF. Iab II nenison won this
afternoon contest lrom tae Boosters 20 g..
ty biting triple iu th~ eight. inning with
Clar. Aud AIsSaud-r Oh bA,e. IN .he So ond
,nri1s the locals pounded 10 sir t"ns on i've
hl's And two errufs Naftissn. yo1hg
titther being iritd out by Manager speer,
he'd tie Boosters stoirl,sS auul 'hc 'hifd
,hea iAey got to ham ior three hits and Iro
rurs he Nas derucAed At ,his lurcI In
ts,ur Of Dennis
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-13
Chattanooga Signs Bcrshammcr.

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn, July Ia
Infieder Berghammer of the st. Paul
club of the American association has
been signed by Chattanooga. il was
announced today by Manager Elber-
field Berghammer will be used as
utility man.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-13

PHILADELPIIIA, Pa. July Il
Johnny Evers, former captain of the
Boston National league club. today
closed a deal whereby he becomes a
member of the Philadelphia Nationals.
He will play second base. beginning
next Monday, displacing Bert Niehoff.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-13
Harvard Cancels Grid Schedule.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass, July Ia
Fred W Moore, graduate treasurer OF
the Harvard Athletic association. an
nounced today that the varsity foot
bali schedule for nest season has been
cancelled because of the war.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-13

tBatted for Cooper In eighth.
Tran for Meyers IN eighth.
sBatted for Hickman in ninth.
Score by innings
Pittsburgh ............. 600 600 OIL
Brooklyn ............... UOl 600 uOO-l
summary: Runs, Fischer, iPtlsr, Pteffer; 4;
errors, Olson, Hickman: stolen bases. Fischer
Carlson. Ptcffer 2; struck out, by Cooper, B,
bv Carlson |, by Pfeffer 3. Cmpires, Klein
and Bransfield. Time, 1888.