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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-13
BASEBALL BRIEFS

'.!." II Louis BROWNS AT" IN" only u.;t
)"r i"IcuefS h"HstinG ~" Training
camps thiS Spring. After = preliminary
STAY At Palestine. Ten. the% :" farther
rEhrtS:i az Fort Arthur h'imE III" d"$ti-
{ f!.,t;nH. probably thr j"t,Grs.
The hetro!t club ~ nothing i. not AZ
T""ciat'N" at good work done. Harry
t"NI!"~,f. Il is stated, gets IN increase
o. an "N'n thousand d"!!a:s over his
i?lH SALARY hrcauS.. Of the showing he
n;"h' i"r Jennings last wear Tigers
w!" earn III" i;!rucy usually get IT,
Fritz N1!Scl crr"rt"h 10 Manager Don
"tHn - POUNDS itshtrr this spring than
~ II. when ttr wrIri!'tl IA pounds. and
"HS ~ -: aS 4 butter bah. He declares
lac - G"!nS ~ r!nCh thu second base job
and that all thu talk about his arm DO
inr h:,d * punk.
The 81. Louis Browns will not be
without 4 scout just because Charley
Rarr"t; has changed his Disguise 1t is
Announced that. Charley kclrhcr. who
has done SumShnn work for the browns
III the east. has been signed again and
that his territory will be enlarged.
President Ball. OF tho St Louis
browns. had 10 deal direct with Short
stop John l.aNan on the subject of con-
tract. RranCh Hickey. being sort Of
godfather to t.IVan. refused To hc 4 par
" ~ The argument. IL Is "cckOnesl that
1.;sNan Won his case. FOR he signed Just
previous TO the departure Of the team
for its training camp.
Out OF the first - players reportiuC
n the Yankee cImp in Macon. Fritz
Ma:Scl WAS II" only one who WAS with
ths team whtn il trained 1T Savannah
two EearS ago. The second squad
showed Il frw survivors OF the Savannah
camp. hut AS n general propositions Man
ager Donoran'& players haven't long aC-
quaintancc with each other
Bobby Roth. Cleveland 0utfield"r who
thinks lie won't play ball this year I'M
less tho club comes to his terms is an
nounCcd rs assistant coach for the
Northwestern university baseball team
About the tim" Roth leIrnS the name of
the college he is working for he will de-
eide Il IS time to get busy on the job at
the training camp in New Orleans
Latest from Boston is that Pitcher
George Foster has changed his mind
again and will not report 1t is not 4
Sors arm this time. however George
wants the RoSt0n cluh 70 guarantee
salary. whether he is good or otherwise.
pay w;te's transportation. and So forth
, and so on. Tho club says il won't so
, George SAYS hr will STAY on the farm
and feed the pigs.
Manager Donovan is giving q trial 70
n young infieder named Albert Stark.
who has played independent bail around
New York City. The Young$ter thinks
so we'll Of himself that 10 paid his own
expenses TO the Macon camp. Another
newcomer with the Yankees is Julian
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-13
AMERICAN LABOR
CONTINUED from Pirst PaEe.)

it is assumed will be transmitted &C
Germany by The Swiss minister, foI
lows:
In view of the announcement
OF the Imperial German govern
mont on January 81. 1917, that
all ships. those OF neutrals in
cluded, met within certain zones
of the high scaeS. would be sunk
without any precautiOin being
taken for the safely Of the per-
sons on board and without the
exercise OF visit and search. The
government of the United States
has determined 10 place upon all
American merchant vessels sail
ing through the barred zones an
armed guard for the protection of
The vessels and The lives Of the
persons on board"
Officials continued 10 be rctiCent
oday about the arming Of ships and
he probable dale the first would ne
-eaedy 10 sail. All such details are 70
yarded as military secrets. In fact.
here is Il general disposition TO avoid
discussing any phase OF the situation
pending the outcome of the defiance
IT the submarine menace by American
vessels with naval guns and sunncrs
III board.
Speculation continues as 20 the
part the United States may play il
forced into actual hostilities by Ger
many. In official quarters the opinion
is very clear that President Wilson
'or the present at least Is contnln,
plating no more direct connection
With the European war than is noe,
cssary to protect American rights on
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-13
MOTORCYCLE CLUB

An interesting meeting of the Wheel
irr Motorcycle cub will be held thiS
evening at tht: club r"~;ns on the third
floor nf the RTunhauS restaurant nuilu-
ing. on Market street. when arrange
'ln.ntS will he C0mpici"d Tor haNihS mo
,m.n,hcrs take un training work In con-
r.rtinn with Tho. nnrurcycie scout move
nnrnt endorsed by the T. A. n. some time
400 TN, boys have siguificd their in
,en.iou of taking up the work ana f'reS-
dcnt T. I.andon Bier - making III Gu
for, TO get them into line.
!. ,r-,nyemeuts will also he made for
,ba nthlrttr work that IS 70 ba taken VII
during the spring and summer months;
rhe hnvs are also planning for several
race meets.
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Olsen. a catcher who was picked up hy
Scout Bobby GilkS in Florida lie is Il
SiX-tootcr and weighs $50 pounds.
Tic rcorGanized Sherman club. OF the
Western Association. haas made a happy
choice In it's selection Of president.
He is {. ". iBIllyl RatScll. old time bail
player and now prominent business man.
who hasn't allowed anything TO Interfere"
with his interest in III" game. AuEusi
Saul will remain us secretary OF IN"
club and Leo Ucllman. VIII" played i'rSt
base for I'cniSou last year. vii! be mat
ny
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-13
HAHN BEATEN
BY LOADNAN

~
STEU EF'NN1LI.t: .. March -
Dick Iuad,ian Il St"un"NViil" WAS an
easy winner Owe Erryir ljahn. If Wells
burg. in q ;cu-vnund bout h";'H tonight
given b. n" Park Athletic club. From
the first bell the nrht WAS Truclllu=;
contest In S"Iun rounds Hahn WAS
outpoiutcG. w" were even and tn" "tk""
was awarded TO Hahn by popular d"ciS-
ion I.oad;rcU tried tim" and aEaIu Tor a
knockuu. bat III. wonderful ,l.tcuSc or
tho Wci!ShurE lad saved him tr"il being
tfhorcd Tor the count. In TIL" thlrd.
seventh and eighth rounds. Luaduan. hE
consecutive. JAMS 10 III" stomach. drnE
h:;; appou"rI; tn Tho ropes. hut Cuu!,t
never get in The final steep T.unri.
IN the first bout. Il six round affair.
Steve k"tchell of this city. WAS awarded
;!,.. decision over John Frndn al E:'d-
dock. Ia The rigt,t-r"und S''nj-!Eal WAS
won hy John Fund.- of i.awr"Hr"rjfl'' hE'
4 shade His oppousnt WAS Eddie Hazel.
of Pittsburgh. Y"ck" li"n'n "t Ii,'S-
hurgh. refereed the boats. Nor" than
800 attended.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-13
All Forms of Blood Diseases
Are Promptly Eradicated by S. S. S.

1ism. Catarrh. ?Scrofula, Eczema, Tet-
Ter, Malaria and other evidences Of
impurities which are indicated by ir-
ritations Of thE skin. Impurities in
the blood also cause a general weak
ening OF the system, which becomes
run down and impoverished.
There Is no disorder Of the blood
That does not promptly yield to the
purifying and cleansing powers OF S.
S. S. If you feel that your system is,
not in perfect Condition. your blood is
sluggish and a few bottles Of S. S. S.
will tone you Up and put new life in
your blood Write our chief medical
adviser for advice regarding your own
case. addressing your letter to Swift
Specific Company. 81 Swift Labora-
tory, Atlanta, Ga.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-13
RECEPTION-REVIVAL
Conversions and gaptisrns Take Place at
reception to Evnngelists at
close Of Series.

At q reception last night marking the
close Of the cvnngcliStiC campaign mt
IN. Christian church in McMcchcn. seven
,,.nrIc went forward. md accepted
;,LrIsi Several Of the INn which had
been converted previously were baptized
nj tn" reception.
TIL" rcvires closed on Sunday night
after q scriea Of great success conduct
cd by EvanEcliSis Dawson and Arnold.
81 Ions. 900 people attended last night.
Srccchcs were nnda by the two cvanse-
lists. also Roy. {. W. Fuller. 1r. pastor
of the church and Rev. Marvin Lee. The
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-13
STEVE NICK PULLED
Prohibition Squad Takes off Restaurant
Mt $500 Market Street and Gets
Booze.

Prohibition officer BERT Phillips aud
lis squad last night raided = restaurant
-! 2i0n Market street and arrested the
proprietor. Steve MEX. on charge Of
violating the IoSl law. \ quantity OF
liquor was found in tn" place.
Earlier Yesterday the prohibition
squad took off "" 470J Jacob street. but
failed /" set til" proprietor. Several
places We're visited last night. but ow-
ing Ia the sweeping activities ~ III"
;",lic. and prohibition squad for tw"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-13
Has a Magnificent Record of More
Than Fifty Years of satisfac-
tory Use.

Because Of its uniform success in the
treatment of all manner Of blood dis
orders. extending over Il period of
more than half a century. S. S. S. is
deservedly called the King Of Blood
Remedies"
S. S. S. is not cure all. and its use
has never been advised for every i'll
that flesh is heir TO. 1t is strictly a
blood remedy and tonic. and ii is alb
soutely unrivalled for the wide range
Of diseases that come under The head
OF disorders Of the blood.
Among the diseases are Rheuma-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-13
NEARLY THE *. O."
IN FAVOR OF CHIP

Sea. l'.>l.',!i - T.n Intelligence
Npt 'NtiSTpWN. -. Mar"h t-.-b"h
MaH". Ih. milwaukee," hatti":. WAS sion
ped III t!ia fourth r"urd tonight hy Geo.
mp. tic NcW Ca~tl, uGn"r. In tn
:hird chii, staggered Nluhr with Il right
80 tn. JAM. th;p tri"f I" follow II up
bur III. bill SII&i Muha. In ~" fourth
chip s'""u Landed TWO NOR" rights To The
juw and n" referee stopped t!i~ bout /"
prr,.rt 4 TX O.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-13
SCHMIDT ACCEPTS.

PITTSBUELiH. Pa. MarcA !..-.NN-
nouncemelit was mad" to-day ny Barney
Dreyfus. president OF III" Pittsburgh
National League club, ,hat Walter
Schmidt. catcher. had tel"graphcd from
his horne in fIugSon. calit.. that he
would acccp; the clubs terms and sign
a contract. Three Pittsburgh players.
Hans Wagner. inficlder; Max Far"T,
nutficTtrr. and William Fischer. catcher.
have not signed contracts
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The high seas. Preparations, Tor any
are going forward but thr
president j. known still 10 cling 10
In. hope that there Will BIZ no actual
clash between Americas armed mer-
rhanrmrn and German submarines.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-13
HoNoRS DIVIDED

PORTLAND. Maine. March 12.-Re-
puhlicmns and Democrats divided honors
IN the four municipal elections in Maine
today. Mayor John f. Woodman In
Euugnr and ChtE5"S w Curtis in Brew
rr were IL" successful Republican can
dl,IateS. The documents elected Edgar
f. Hanson in BELFAST and Hartley G.
Banks in Eiddfsrd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-13
Nav Need PASSPORTS.

BERNE. via Paris. March j.. .; 10
o. m.--The American legation '"uas
applied tu thu French dlPl"ma'c ol'
fcia.s To dricrmine whether me az =,
rowdalr sailors now at IufNh VIII
need passports To traVeI -.
France on their way TO Barcelona VI
SOME other Spanish port where hey
can inuort for the United States. Inc
Yarrowdale men arrived in. SWltzer-
land without Il single paper or ldehtl-
fcation, rome having passports Wheu
leaving the United States. Inc leSa.
lion homes to obviatc the diiilcully OF
sunplving each man with credentials
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-13
President III.

WASHINGTON. March T. -Presl-
dent Wilson remained in his room!
TODAY because Of III" cold when Mp
him in he'd most ~ last We"h. ~ w.
said that he waS steadily thPio,rIH
and would b" able 10 30 out "''''"
"a few days. ,r,o,.
The President Was abDie 10 to'',c,
with Secretary Lansing ana 'r.," .,,,
Martin. the DemorraIIc leader Oh ,nJ
senate during the day. but II 3pi'r", ~ u
nrohah HE thai the usual Tuesday caol-
ne1 meeting would b" cancelled.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-13
corS w7rH MoamE

MOBILE Ala. MARCH, i2.--tE Pieh.
formerly with the New York Americans.
has signed a contract I" play this season
with Mobile. OF the Southern AsSocta-
ton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-13

"vang"!i&ls Wilt return today To their
h"in" in Indiana.
Delicious r"frrs hnlrEtS were served at
thr clos" 10y ihr ladies III IA" church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-13

PARIS. Mar'!I IL. 500 y. m.--Thc
Temps says It Learns from repatriatcd
cit i.cns Of pcroI1ne that German troops
dismountcd and sent away the bells from
AL churches Of :i,at city and ncighbor-
hood. supposedly. with the intention OF
melting them The newspaper adds that
the Pcr"unn hnrs subsequently were
brought back to the town and deposited
il 4 corner OF shc public square after
Pope Benedict had Intcrvcncd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-13
Loyalty Pledged.

rrEVr.lA\p. ohio March i@.-Morc
,b,u 2uHu rlryeiamdcrS packed GrayS
Armory tonight and pledged their loyal
~ To President Wilson. Resolutions APP
nrnvinr mis- cnurS" iu the present inter
,,otional crisis and "0ndrmninE efforts
Of su-rallcd pact:Sis TO hamper nm
zero adupted. The $pc;tkcrswcrcwildly
appiaudsd. ....,,,
!.,ieermany has become tn" universal!
outlaw" declared James L. Garfield.
,.hairmau III itrodu"!nC MEr"n u Ter
field sad.
,'ThnTr can Il" no half way IN loyalty
.,,I ;,lirriaurc to ones Cuunutry' said
Air. IlerriCk. One must he either pa
iriot Or 4 traitor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-13
DAVE SANS:-
Practical. That S the Tea
ture of
KRAUS QUALITY
SPRING COATS

There arc plenty of Spring
.Ovcrcua1S that won t shed
rain. and there are plenty OF
Raillcoa1> that dom I lock
like Spring OVcrcua1>, But
i've are offering several up
10 the minute models III
lightweight Spring Over
coats that have rs much
>tvhShneSS rs any ONrrcnat
You can buy and yet Turn the
rain as perfectly as a Rain
coat. They serve Il double
.purposc-that 5 why we say
they are practical.
Prices: SIS, $40 and S25
Weather for today: Snow.
49,
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YOUR CREDIT is GOOD
TAKING CHURCH BELLS

days pas, no other places were foun
in Opcration. :.
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Criticised by Wood.

<EW YORK. March MaJor-Lirn-
nr:I Leonard Wood. stirred by 'rit-
ism Of compulsory military service IN
80, address at Il banquet at the lIcuii"inlc
r'luh here tonight. turned on the Snca
49, the ley Adolf \. Brrlc widely
known as a lecturer un rduCationa! top
it,; aud declared that the d"'trin" lie
rrreachcd "m"Icii$ the murder al our
son: and n" h&hnuor. rf "ur w"mru.
. GENERAL Wood had addressed the din-
,,S .aYiIlrr ia I'll" evening. lie asked
,nr :, ,Scr"irh hearing after l". H"ri"
lad arraig.3"d She advocates "i r"iu1uI-
-, military ~"rvicr and asserted That
with three i0"uthE OF training hr could
..hnld his. "wu with any office: in the
field"
Irn.ral Nuoi 5. appearance brought
m, dirrr% /" their feet "i;h cheers.
.'Or rour.,,. ~ want '"inn'"'r S"rEic".
iu.si AS "" want Voluntary morality, Just
NJ ~. want "y"rvthinI 'hat Is good rs
serted General No"i. but none hut a
fool expects /" G"t IL.
Thrn turning TO Dr.. E2rI". Hcncrai
Mood declared:
We hay" boys who arc willing TO
co1.yc: We arc willing t" dtc. hut hope
W., are better prcparca TO die than you
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-13
Leaders Threatened
In the A, B, c. Tourney

GRAND ENllpS. MlrE.. March -,
Leaders ~ h";h Of The minor events 81
ia" AMERICAN l!uWi'M.; congress nl.
'l;trr"w 'SuHp"S from h"!':: displaced by
i"ihE'% players. FrrEn. y. L.. Sh"Winl;
,hir'i in tn" dnuhlr with 1."h7. whit"
-. l'aul took second in the singles with
GS0
Email MAink was N" bidder IN IN"
singles to-day. IT." hal only ono error
III his S"ri"S. clean blow In the iirSt
gam Totals wcr" "2% 80 and "%3.
Pet" RrunnNtl. Of Cleveland. picked
up 64i for fourth I';"rr for that City.
" h!"h still holds Ihr leadership with
Brian IiradShaw'S $40
II. Wtt'c and G. lI"Ch wore tn" bidders
Ia" III" lead hold by Henry Edwards
ana j"" West in The dnUtI"S with l.2"".
H." pair missing the mark ny lively"
pms.
TIN. STnrLlit,r~
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it IS assumed will be transmitted &c
Germany by the Swiss minister, fol
hug
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-11-14
To Make Offer For
Texas Iron Ore Beds

AUSTIN, Texas, Nov. ll-An offer -
shortly la be- made Ia Governor Hobby and
members of the penitentIary COMMISSION
by well known capitalists of Texas for the
lease or sale Ut the ron ore beds situated
IN CasS and adjoining counties Of East
Texas. which viii include The transfer Of
the RnSk iron furnace which M one time
was operated hy convict labor and now
living idle. The furnace J. claimed 10 be
worth about $loo,oOo.
The last legislature adopted a concur
rent resolution which empowered the GOV
ernor and the prison commission ia make
a deal looking 10 Ia, disposition of this
property.
Many millions of tons of ore i said Ia
be IN these beds which could be easily
manufactured into pig iron and other
products of that character.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-11-14
TREELESS HOMES
FOR BE|GIANS
DESPOlLED OF THEIR
MACHINERY, EVERY FORM OF
PROPERTY REOUlSITiONED.

PARIS. Nov. HIT will he a treelcs>
Belgium IL which the people of that unfor.
tunate country will return, il it, invader,
are not driven out before they have com
plcted their work OF devastation. Factories
have been ~despoilcd of their machinery
every form of property has hen rquisitlon-
ed. and now woods, forests and even midi
yidnal trees are being cut down wholesale
The wooded heights Of the Belgian Arden
mes. wrich used to protect the center of tn,
country from east winds, are rapidly be
ing denuded, the tall elms that lined the
high roads and canals nave been felled,
and walnut trees that adorned the gardens
of the well-to-do in Brussels have not been
spared.
In the early days Of the occupation, the
Belgian state forest department was al
lowed to supervise the work of Telling and
see that ID wa> scientifically conducted,
bat after h few months, the Germans took
over the direction OF The department and
observed only one rule-to obtain the
greatest amount Of wood for military pur-
poses m the shortest possible time.
The Belgian government ha~ been able
"a learn details II the work done. such a.
that 4 thousand acres have been cleared
IN the ~lIertoecnwald t"licgel and Telling
continues there. the fir plantation Fay
dc ducq'' the finest IN the country, has
been completely razed. and the m~agnifi-
cent forest of Soi.nc~. south nf Brussels
i rapidly disappearing. These are ouly
examples III dozens 81 similar eases which
are known and Ia this devastation mus
be- added the consumption Of wood by th,
native population which for three year
ha- been unable % import any and ha- had
To use quantltIe. instead Of coal.
Serious consequences from every point
Of view. health. climatic and photographs,
are expected from this widespread de-
structron of woods and forests, II 1t con
tinuc> another year or two.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-11-14
ACT QUICKLY

Do the right thing at the right time.
Act quickly in time of danger.
In time of kidney danger, Doan's kidney
Pills are most effective.
Plenty OF convincing evidence OF their
worth.
Felix MARTINEZ Cantu. prop. of barber
shop, jefferson ST.. Eagle Pass. Texas.
says: I'll had a severe haekache and
every time ! stopped. sharp pans shot
across my shoulders. Ny kidneys were
very much out of order. | .-ied several
remedies but kept ON suffering for many
years. Finally | heard of and used Dcan's
Kidney Pills. They gave me relief right
away. Twelve boxes brought a cure and
! have had no trouble since"
Price zoe. Mt all dealers. Don't simply
ask for a kidney remedy-get Deans Kid
ney Pills-the same that Mr.. Cantu had.
Foster Nilburn Co, Mfgrs.. Buffalo. y. y.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-11-14
In Advertising s ABILITIES S?55s ys :1 s:! s%S YOU YOU TRY & s9 3 N R fa n@ HF ass'i D
AND GET RESULTS.

as were the Commodores in the recent game
with Georgia Tech.
Hugo Bezdek H. out with Il boost for
Chick Ward. The Pittsburg manager says
Ward Is the most promising pastlmer in the
Pirate crew.
The celebrated Bethlehem soccer team il
living up 10 lts reputation as champions by
defeating all corners.
The athletic coaches Of many Of the
military camps and naval stations will be
gin developing hockey teams among the
boys after the close of the football season.
The repeal of the Frawley boxing law,
effective November 10. will not Interfere
with the A. a. u. issuing sanctions for
amateur boxing tournaments in New York.
Eddie Grant, Moose Mccormick aud Bill
O1lara, three former New York Giants,
have joined the greatest league of all and
are doing their hit in France.
Gunboat Smith has lost his manager. Jim
Buckley. The genial James says he j.
through with managing scrappers and
henceforth will devote his time I opromot-
ing bouts.
Mike Collins, manager Of Fred Fulton.
is now president of the Minneapolis boxing
club. John :. Johnson. former speed king
in bicycle and skating events. j. secretary
of the same club.
Pitcher Bradley Ilogg, former ma ior
league hurler. had 4 bic season IN the Pl-
citic Coast league. One ot Hogs bril-
liant stunts wa~ the t%wirling 1T fourteen
straight victories for Los Angeles.
Coach Fred Waller has developed u
great football squad M Williams College.
With 2 student enrolment Of only 2 few
hundred. Williams has one Of the strongest
gridiron teams IN the country.
n j. said that Miller higgins. the new
pilot Of the Yankees. favor Macon - q
training camp. So il u likely the Yank~
will return u Georgia next year fcr thor
annual workout.
Despite the lack 81 star criddcr~ the
Harvard lniormal~ have been putting ~ "
good article ~ football. Followers ~ the
sport 1T Cambridge didn't expect the team
Ia be- a wonde rand any wobble~ on the
part Of the PLAYERS are quickly overlooked.
There were five nn-hIt games IN the
American league last season and one no.
hite game in the National league. In The
johnson circuit the no-hit iwirlcrS were A.:
.Cicoite. Chicago ". 1T. Louis: Moerilge
New York y. Boston: Koob. 81. Louis ".
Chicago: Groom. ST. Loui~ -. Chicago;
Shore. Boston ". Washington. The single
no Int game IN the National was pitched IN
IToney of the Cincinnati team IN a game
against Chicago.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-11-14
TO A U N SOLDIER.

BY Alexander Louis Fraser of the Nigi-
~lanteS.l
For nigh two thousand busy ears.
Before Chri~t's hands and feet and
side.
Millions at men have stood in tears,
Because il was for them he died.
Dcvoiin. ~iiIl doth ki~S each e
That lie bore with Him to the skies
And. kni.htlv Soul. who IN this war
Hast made for u such sacrifice.
Or thou must 60 with hmping gait.
Bear proudly. hoy. thine honored mark
We on thy handicap will waiti