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The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1917-07-12
COuRT HOUSE NEWS ).
PROBATE COURT.

Account of final distribution
filed in estate of Malinda Sc
bring.
First and final account filed in
estate of Leander S. Clapp.
Elam Lawrence was appointed
administrator of estate of John
B. Mitchell; bond $4,000.
Sale of real estate confirmed
and deed ordered made to pur-
chaser in estate of B. Blottman.
Sale of real estate confirmed
and deco ordered made to Lur-
chaser in guardianship of Charles
C. Hart.
Last will of VIM. H. Bell was
admitted to probate and record.
D. w. Inman was appointed ex-
ecutor under said will; bond $500.
Henry M. Coppess was ap-
pointed guardian of VIM. Cru
yer, an imbecile; bond $500; al
so of Sarah Gruver, an imbecile;
bond $4,000.
First and final account filed in
estate of Mary A. Heath.
Last will of Dayton F. Hartle
was admitted to probate and re-
cord.
Amelia Goffena was appointed
administrative of estate of Sam
uel F. Goffena; bond $1,000.
Additional Eond in sum of
$4,000 filed in estate of Mary A.
Young.
Inventory and appraisemeat i
filed in estate of VIM Chellis.
Application filed for the ap-
rointment of a guardian for Ma
ry E. Jay.
Application filed to sell ac-
counts and notoc due in assign
ment of George w. Reck.
Order of private Sale OF per-
sonal property returned and con-
frmed in estate of Lewis Kley.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
C. Elmer Knoll, 81, undertak-
er, Van Vert, 0 son of c. W.
Knoll, and Imo Lees, %, clerk,
Greenville, daughter of VIM. F.
Lees.
John A. KeIch, 81, farmer,
Patterson township, son of J. A.
KeIch, and Mrs. Louise Schell-
house, SO, Patterson township,
daughter of Christ Schultz.
Earl T. Galloway. %, stove
mounter, Piqua, O., and Nellie
E. Trissel, 10, Ansonia, daughter
of Edward |. Trissel.
Reuben b. Snook, 26. fo eman,
Union City. son of Bernie H.
Shook, and Mary E. Sentman,
20, Union City, daughter of Jas.
E. Sentman.
Chelsia H. Lorton, %, mechan-
ic, Greenville, son of Wesley Lor-
ton, and Leona E. Brunson, 20,
waitress, Union City, daughter
of Perry A. Brunson.
Virgil w. Foreman. 10, farm
er, Greenville, son of Charles W.
Foreman, and Maud O. Rench,
%, Horatio. daughter of jacob
| Do~nh
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-08
TEXAS BOYS
SHOW CLASS
Records Tumble When Lemon
and kirkgarde Break
Into Meet

DALLAS. Tex MAY Two DaE
las high school bows Tom lemon
and Henry KirkEarde made athletic
history IN the recent Texas A ana
VI inierscholastic track meet he}d
here when they equaled oi broke
seven records. including TWO south
ern four state and one worlds rec
ord.
Tom Lemon tied the worlds inter
scholastic record in the l2o-yard hur
dies. equaling The mark set hy j.
Elier az the Celtic park meet in
1909 smashed the southern <nterco,
legiate broad Jump mark by leapng
% feet 10 Il inches and sol new
state record for the 220-yard hur
dies. going over the sticks 10 2s
seconds fat
Kirkgarde tied two state record
FOR the sprints by running he cen
fury in 10 seconds and the 220 IN
222 seconds
Another member Of the track
team Jesse Becker. hurled me jaw.
elm IG2 feet. breaking the southern
record
The three bows will have chance
TO shoV their wares against the best
IN the country when they compete
in the national Interschoiastic meet
in Chicago In June
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-08
Little in Mondays
Game Deserves
Cheers

The Tigers and Indians battle 20
finish this afternoon The first
doubleheader of tho season Is
scheduled FOR this afternoon. begin
ming az Las O'Clock The agony
Will continue az least rs rounds.
and as much longer as the referee
sees ~ 20 demand or as daylight
will last Ehmke and s. Coveleskie
are said 10 be slated 10 pitch >the
opening battle. but well hazard
guess that very nearly the whole
STATS viii pass In review before a
truce Is declared These games
are quite important ny winning
both games. Il is possible for Cleve.
land 90 leap clear 20 third place.
Other changes would not be quite
So sensational, but a double defeat
for Detroit would drop our entry
clear out OF the league. and n
double win victory would make Il
possible 20 enter the first division
before Saturday
There was nothing good about
Mondays game from a Tiger stand
point except a couple Of circus
catches by Spencer and witt Hack
iuggled and tagged foul tip IN
sensational fashion and vitt took
hot liner or hts ankles very
neatly Bolaud pitched good ball.
hl' his lack OF pepper in fielding
his position spoiled his good work.
The whole tema was about az feeble
as ever with The bat The Tigers
scored only ono robust tally Mon
day Jim Rosby made them play
lead as usual
In The first inning Grauey doubled
~ Tho left field wall and took third
or Ch0pman's sacrifice Then
/ Speaker scored him with a sacrifice
fy 20 Heilmann Bush doubled past
Speaker p ne Detroit nrst. and
took second ou YounE- suicide
cobb scored DOME with a sacrifice
ay 20 Speaker
The Tigers were helpless untn
fho sixth. when bush walked and
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-08
FANS LIKELY
TO PAY TAX
Magnates Waging Strenuous
Battle Against War Assess
ment on Gross Receipts

new YORK May American
Fans v.li probaolt have to pax base
balls share - the war tax
NsEnates IN an leagues are bend
ng heir energies toward me enact
ment OF a fedora Law which will re-.
guire me payment OF stamp FAX
before The fan passes me Eate. They
claim the requirement 81 tax on
clubs gross rece,nts As has been
suggested would ruin many clubs
Baseball. IN fact would have 20 20
9at ~ business 10 some sections
President John X. Tener ~ the va
tional league is one supporter Of the
plan 20 tax single admissions
Intelligent consideration Of the
proper method OF AVIATION Tener
aid today. "by which clubs might
continue 70 operate and AZ the same
time provide The largest revenue FOR
the government. would result in a
tax on each admission or the net
receipts The Judgment % congress
when 30 understands the nature or
our business viii show the right
way
Ir is pointed out by baseball men.
including Ed G. Barrow president
OF the International league. that a
FAX on gross receipts would be un-
fair Some clubs. Dr. is believed.
would be absolutely unable 90 stand
such burden and would be forced
10 close their gates Barrow said
the stamp system Of taxation IL be.
ing successfully used ia Canada
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-08
What May Happen
In standings Today
ROTARIANS TO
BOWL FOR RED
CROSS AND GLORY

Bowling pins are 10 be slauEh.
tered by rhe hundred tonight for
The sake az the Red Cross The
members Of The Rotary club al OF
them have been called ont were
scheduled 20 mobilize today Ar Swee.
ney H1uon's for The purpose ~
selecting a fve-man team 20 roy I'm
all the large American cities Every
member who rePorts-feF the elm
nation meet must dig down FOR a
dollar The dollar wii 20 70 the
Rcd Cross together with very
gbsfontal contribution from The
Sweeney Huston MANAGEMENT The
Rotarians viii perform on The
fourth floor
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-08
MILOS PLAY AT
MILAN SUNDAY

Milo semipros viii 90 30 Milan
SUNDAY 10 play The fast represent.
tive team % thar town Manager
Alfred Coles viii send Hammond
10 he mound with Pepper Young
br-r,rri ifat iiesff4-siF-e'ft 4 ~
pitch for Milan. Milos are nov
ready 10 book games vith the fol-
lowing teams BEDFORD. New Bos-
ton Carlton. Dundee Jackson. Hills.
dale. or any other good teams Ad-
dress Wufred Soils secretary. SO.
s3s Fifteenth.st All Milo play ers
are called for special meeting
Wednesday evening A. 80 500 FIJI
teenth ~
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-08
CPORT
~ CHATTER

This - the open season for sguring
on how good walter johnson would
be " he were With one 81 Hose real
hig IeaEur CUNTS.
The Phuiles lost seven OF their hrst
10 games His pitching wing has not
quite rounded 60 yet, which accounts
for the defeats.
Gossip hss ~ that NcCrnw stiil has
y string attached 90 Jim horpe This
means ~ the indian makes good Iu
Cincinnati he viii return 10 the hiR
show neSt season for smother TRIAL
with the Giants
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-08

Voach singled 20 right with two out
Heilmann tripled and scored them
both. HarTy's triple was ny go
high that any man on either club
could have reached Il IN time for
play Roth mfsiudged the ball alb
solutely These weren't winning
tallies because In the fourth, errors
by Bush and Roland, and some bad
judgment in throwing the ball
around tho bases gave Cleveland
two more talHes
In the eighth. the winning run
was scored on oRths double. a
huky stolen base and an inneld
fly Spencer caught Roth or sec
ond. but Bobby was so fur 90 that
ha made third before Rush could
relay the bali 20 WIT. That's all
that happened. except that IN the
ninth. Crawford Knocked ball FAR
over Speakers head n should
have been home run on any held
and against any club Speaker
logged back and pulled II down
without apparent effort
nahe Ruth. the Red sox hurier. has
shattered the old where about a
pitcher belng unable 60 hit. Thts
healthy bird can whiH EN- n mile.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-08
Tigers to Battle Indians
In a Finish Bout Today
BASEBALL TO HELP
CLEAR DANNY SHAY

CHICAGO, May American
association officials viii spare no
expense 20 yiDdicato Danny
shay. manager OF The Milwau-
kee baseball club who Is under
arrest IN Indianapolis. charged
with slaying a Negro waiter Al
a meeting OF several league
heads. Monday. n was planned
20 establish a fund among the
players and maEnates OF the
league for the Brewers leaders
defense
According 20 Thomas Hickey.
president 90 the league, who
was chosen chairman Of the
fund. il will probably cost over
$4,000 for Shay's defense Sew
eral thousand has already been
assured by the MIiwuulCSe club
officials and players.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-08
The Tigers Elsewhere

is Interesting coincidence paradox what have
o are Psui4s The aohds with a,,oandas The
Del baks,ops
year preG Is Leading the 'oa, league and he opeeTs
That's boost for our young friends They deserve Recent
Mse Tiger until he ost his con-
venerable Dubuc ov6ang Tor salt Lake
is well abSve the 300
Old Mike peey OF the finest fellows
Wild who has dred following out
young Mr. George s1s ao
league on the Western circuit this Consider The manner
been called Our o. Ave Denver
afty hfy claim to fourth his being tfs oe1inr
Of the just before the Bears Ieaped upon
Roukes FASTENERS for three tsies and victory the
impressive performance ara,n. re. Nome. and
his thrilling triumph Of Yesterday the Indians all Of which
the actual figures inaugural game being rather in
"wednesday April Is defeated Lincoln inc : 10
FIVE 61s AP' a. smut out D' Nne' 10 o allowing only
TUESDAY. MAY shu, CITY TOO
pD1 These ,.u are Three aop which high hopes
the breeze at the Denver baseball park year from
The6 the snow nes again providing that IT'S
s. A'S boy a'o org q KNOCK dead and
youl head when looking
not altogether New Yorker hirp about
bean and chat OF the hamponshp not
the poppy sox and cubs for the big treasure in
world series Tb"t b 69 ' r sS s5, me
Louis fans me scandal Of tho major sees
this October hop dream " " ~
when Branch Risssy
be that Hickey denied every one Evidently
upon excellent auiSo,, that s c 1a nav, 9 @ on
the s park a a Of 9S indicate. ssnS.y ban and 70 eo as
somewhere Is 10 an inoorruptbe servant Of people
Now The Cardinals are leading M. Ns. .or,.,,,, , .4
We think rotten joke
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-08

BOSTON. May S-GeorEe Stall
inrs and his bride Joined the Braves
here this morning after a very brief
honeymoon Staillngs. Who Is man
aRer Of the Braves. was married 10
Mrs Bertha Sharpe She was the
widow ~ bud Sharpe. famous IN
the old days as a ball player
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-08
Payls Banquet.

T. 3 Raw company hsnqueted
The championship Rayl basketball
team pr the Cadillac hotel last
night Medals and sweaters wcrc
awarded 20 IRE players. who won
both the city and The state cham
piou=hip Ibis year
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-08
STANDINGS
American League
ToaayH Games.

cleveland 10 Detroit itwc games
Chtcago in -. Louis tfwo eauesl
New York az Philadelphia
Boston n Washington ttwh ramcs ,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-08

yyyHE records the Tigers another supeIo
will BOapd held the ludltns 20 N
runs and ia very He wasn't wild Ire mace '4
- calhf i'm decei'eF hc ""$
guilty OF and his sh9tooning was nav $500
little r4sh hSHotI
neither with good Judgment ha WY
ickin mere eA
duck thru the hrs opening e front e eheness d ne
has polluted he ozone Tor
,s c and some dav But VIII, JennnEs ana
NOT CLUBS s ' '
Of the ball players While the> ATE l''hnb
~ 'ho first game 0t ne
Horrible nedrg b, oFeesk e me
ybte IN
thar series cunningham booted
o,er N cac'
could headed of ne Browns me gay ne
OF LHnEes ]ls1'
hunts cOsh i'm one
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-08

sure-hr~ hitters seem 20 ~ iust
a. plentiful with the Braves a. last
year. Hank Go~dy IL still With the
team.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-08
Pitchers as Bah Players

The n fourth without hit Vita
and man on second Bola9d mad. eaanx 80, o
losf
ball and catch Roth because ne palpaoN
alt and tor
possible
in the round verdict with that inning
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-08
GolIy. Look at StuTy

IT. related that stuff Mnn among he bows who are
i getting NE 7'ricr 7h grand
n is
has done this i'ft DE has done ore'o
Of
failing pads thc old
that helps club
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-08

This string was 1ced only thrice last Speaker turned in hits
fky fall and thunped succsuy Il straight
There nothing the Mclnn performance spring
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-08

Pitchers they
ball when hes stationed on the mond
Great credit is due sabhng bu
costly irounes
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-08

Meanwhile Bill Donovan back Misery glch Last
outhelder the world broke shoulder
shoestring Monday
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-08

poked
only % The Is srishes has ~
woboV jubilee has him Of
is he
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-08

Babe Ruth his sixth straight The
his battle drove a tally. won't
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-08

Cunningham Ter comparatively chance from S0ea
bat sian
h.aLn. Nv. n...-- mo .--.-.-. ---- ---
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-08
National League

Chlcaso-st Loui, Rain
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Nnr@6renner.G .GarAen ielIaeIaIIen.

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@priIa0lci0entlnm ln DerIanien.


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i6Iebt eemiibte Serpodime, 1-3c.
pro @flno nieoriger.
SGute uno EoIg. @eiol-
5cne, $50, 2tc.; friide, 19c.; be-
i6Goiatc, t7c.; Orb Stint, 33- 34c.;
GoIb, 29-30c. 5dof 75c. 1926;
2Gmmcr, 30 Goo; guaen 15-
16c.; 3iegcn, t5-25c.; &aIe, @fo..
9-10c.
&in6oieb.- Sunoe fette Stiere
bon 1000 bis 1900 @funo @emibt,
$50, S15-9c.; Sticre unter 1000
&fo @ewibt S-S12c.; Sdicu
Gf0., 5-7c. 8ullen, QSf0. 515-
7c.; groBe iunoe Siibe, 9fo., 6-Sc.;
moscre, 315 5hc.; Giibe nit aoIb,
$40 50; mogere, &f6., 3 3-31sc.
Q dmcine. 6erfeI. ie noh
@roBe Stiid, $500 -2.50; Sboots,
ie nod GIroBe, $3.50-4.Oo.
&GIber. Gboice, @fo.; 12-
12Re.; quite. &fo., 11H-12c.;
i6pere, Stiid, SIS %; ruobe, $1l
-16; fleine moeere. $50.
hammer uu0 9 6ofe. II
Choice fctte Sbofc, @fo., 515-6c !;
quite, 4-5c.; roube, Stiid, $t.50-
$50; olte 8ode, Gfuno, 3h 4cy
Serbit-2dwmer Gboicc, fettc, @fo.,
13-t4c.; mc0nrm tO-1tc.
glu8Gcid La d tcte Q d 10 G l..
ne. ~ @. .@io. umo go. Ieidte, EfO.
15h-16c.; SiiO @l6. uuO &o., Ieidb-
tc, @fO, 15-t512c.; feline mittlere,
&io., 14-t5c.; icbmere, gate, 9iOy
12-t3c.; Stoes im0 SGue, @io. 10
lie; Cher, idbwere, oIte lmo roube,
@io, 9-10c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-23

Y ler. - NO. llno sPd., SuBen0,
27c.; Goltcrn Shore, Nto. uno Gu.,
27c.; weitIide (Obio), 27c.; W. 80,
27c.; gtoro Carolina, 26c.; Gnten-
cicr, Soc.
9utter. III Separator, 9funO,
S9-42c.; EriutS, Y @fmO, 80
42c.; &rints. / Gfmo. 30-42c.; I;
gIodS, Q 9hmo, 80 -42c.; DoirD
SrintS, @O., @o., @o.. 27-29c. !;
StorepodeO. % 26c.; Ioas, Wlo.
uno go, 26- -27c.; &oaS, g9.-@a,
26- -27c.
@efGH9cI. SHbncr, ipnec,
Shno, 22-26c.; olte Siibncr, 23c.
cite Sabine mo StoQs, 70 -t3c.;
@ntcm iltnqe, IS 22c.; flcine, 16
lie; Euubcn olte unb iunge
Eoore, 25c.; @uineo @cfliiscI. Jun.
ges, 11a &funO, $780,; fIeiuc.
res, 25c.
9obnen unS Gr6ien. Il
SbinneD @rbien, 9uI6el, $3.50
2.60; Nlew Gro @rbIen, 9ui6eI,
$2.60-2.65; 9lod oocr Gom Orb
len @uidel, $3.50 2.60; Country
iueiBe 9obncn 9ui6eI, $5.00-5.50.
Obit unO -Nlepfel.
@.-Nso. lnO Boy Sob, $3.50 $50;
9obncn Crime, 8lorioo, Gorb, $4.00
600; &odSboBnen &orb $4.00--
5000; &rout 5Io., ailtc, $3.50
800; SelIerie, 6Ia. siltc, $500.
$50; @urfen, SIoriOo, &or6, $500
800; Sale, 9iorfoIf. Sab, $500
-2.25; &opiioIot, bieiiger, aiIte,
$t.25-1.75; SopfioIot. 6lo., 9orb,
$t.50-3.00; 3wicbeIm q. 81, 100
$fumo- Sod, $S.00-9.00; &feffer,
Slo., Crate, $3.50 400; Spinot,
9torfoIf, Sob, $4,0O 500; @ro.
bccrem 6lo, Quart, % 35c.; 80.
notcn 6Io, 6oncp, $500 600;
Choice, $2.25-4.00.
&ortoffeIn.- @ciBc, @ul6eI,
gS. -@Ro. mo 3d. $2.40- $50; g..
g. $2.50-2.60; @oItern Shore
@lO., 1926 -2.40; hiBc aortoffcIu
eoitcrn Sbore, gcIbc, Sob, $500
500; g)orf Stioer, Sob, $4.5o-5.00;
gior0. Carolina, SAB, $4.50-5.OO;
YomS, Sob, $2.75 800.
Slide, Gulternuno Ger,
rapins. sorpfcn 9iO., SIC;
5IlnOcrn @hmo, Csc; Sboo,
SSlorioo, Goeeu Stiid, so -65c.;
&od, &fo., t4-tSc.; wei6cr Ecrh,
EfnO, t2-i3c.; meOum 5-6c.:
aeIber &crdl NroBc. 10-t2c. flcinc
bis medium @huO. 4-5c.; Wlodc-
rcls, &hmo, 12-i5c.; SoiIorS,
groBe, @hmo, 12-15c.; meOium, 6