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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-09-17
/ WEEKS 4OFF1CIALv WEATHER

The official record of the weather
for the week ending September Is, as
given out today by the Observer tenn
porariIy in charge, shows four clear
days, September 8, 10, 13 and Is; two
partly cloudy days, September IL and
IA and one cloudy day, September IL.
The only 100 per cent sunshine Of the
week fell to Sunday, the 18th.
The highest temperature was~S2 de-
grees, on September 20; the lowest, SO
degrees, on September 8. Rain fell on
September IL, IL and 13.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-09-17
NAVY WEDDING AT
THE NAVY CHAPEL
Ensign Charles Allen Takes Miss NIL.
dred Dow For Bride. Groom To
Graduate Tomorrow

In the presence of only few friends
of the contracting parties very pref
ty wedding was performed yesterday
afternoon at $50 o'clock in the Naval
Academy Chapel, the Chaplain. Rev.
Sydney Key Evans. q. S. n, officiating
at the ceremony which united in mar
riage, Ensign Charles Stanley Allen,
of Augusta, Me-. and Miss Mildred
May Dow, of Portland. Me. The at
tendants were Mrs Harmon, who was
matron of honor, and Ensign Paul
Stanley Harmon, who was best man.
Both the groom and best man are
members of the Fourth Reserve On
GERS Glass which viii complete its
duties tomorrow at the Naval Acad-
emy.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-09-17
COMMISSIONS FOR -FOUR MORE

Five more Marylanders have been
granted commissions as second lieu
tenants Of cavalry at the Fourth Off
GERS Training School, Fort Bliss, Tex
as They are Joseph F. Collinson,
West River; Corp. William A. Fields,
1924 North Eden street, Baltimore;
Sergt Richard J. Mohurrn, Mount
Rainier; Sergt Russell Potteiger, 321
East E street, Sparrows Point, and
Robert 2. Wilson, Denton, Md.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-09-17
BOOTLEGGERS HELD
UNDER S1O0 BAIL

Moses Wells and Tom Kimmel, two
Annapolis negroes who were taken
into custody on Saturday morning
for violation of the rule against bring
ing booze into Annapolis. were given
hearings yesterday before United
States Commissioner Supplee in Bal
timore. With nine other whiskey-to-
ters they were held in 800 bail each
for the action Of the Federal Grand
Jury.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-09-17
REGuLAR DRILL TONIGHT

The regular drill Of Company NJ
State Guard, which is usually held or
Wednesday night, viii be held tonight
instead, owing to the military ball tC
be held in Baltimore tomorrow night
All members of the company are re
quested to take notice of the drill to
night.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-09-17
WOMAN is COMMITTED
TO STATE HOSPITAL

Upon certificates filed by Drs. Wal
ton H. Hopkins and A. NJ. Perrie, Miss
Pearl Phipps, of the Eighth district,
was this morninf ordered committed
to the Spring Grove State Hospital
for the Insane.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-09-17
Military Notice

REGULAR DRILL OF COMPANY NJ,
eND INF. MD. STATE GUARD, To-
NIGHT (TUESDAYl INSTEAD OF
WEDNESDAY. j. b. RIPPERE,
CAPT. COMMANDING. s17-1t
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-09-17

Notice!
Owing to shortage of
help, the undersigned mer-
chants will close their
places of business from !
to 2 P. NJ. ally. excepting
Saturdays. on and after
Monday, September 23rd.
FRANK sTRoArEYER.
GEORGE HEROLD.
BOWEN & MEADE.
b. c. BRITT0N co.
p. BRAUN.
l.. LEVY.
NJ. A. MILLER.
g. d. PURDY.
MRS. E. W. HOPKINS.
X. F. CHILDS & son.
EDWARD JEWELL.
JONES & FRANKLIN.
JOHN L. PHILLIPS.
PEOPLES MEAT MARKET.
John NJ. DAVIS.
HENRY NJ. CAMPBELL.
GEO. SHERMAN.
LOUIS WOLF
H. IEER1-
w. G. BREWER
MRS CHARLES SALTZ.
JACOB BLUM. s14-6t
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-09-17

Want Column Will Find
a purchaser For Prop
srtv = You Wish To Sell
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-09-17

Some day Baby Ashman is going TO
appreciate that letter and locket
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-09-17

S HO w E R S
Showers this afternoon or
tonight; Wednesday fair,
cooler East portion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-30
R|XEY To PITCH
AGAINST ". '. j.

MoRGANTOWN, April 2e.-Wcst Vir-
ginla UniverSitys interest IN her base
ball team during the current season
will center chiefly around the great
series Of three games scheduled here
with the University Of Virginia on
Thursday. Friday and Saturday. May
9Th. 10th and 11th which series coupled
with that with Colgate the following
week. forms by far the most attractive
uutntette of games scheduled in recent
years for West Vlrginia's field.
The West Virginia team Will not re-
turn from It's eastern trip. on which
il has been making r. great record. till
May 9Th following the game with Navy
at Annapolis but the long string OF
hard games followed by the three days
of practice that will be available here
after the return of the men should put
them in the best of shape for the crucial
encounters with their rivals from the
old dominion
Virginia will bring here ono OF the
greatest pitchers developed IN collcg"
ranks In recent years In the person Of
Rixey. a brother of the famous Eppa
Rixcy Of the Phladt.l phia Nationals.
now in the service. Eixcy has been a
big factor in Virginia baseball for the
.,ust three years and so far has made a
clean sweep Of the games in which he
has worked. His 40 shut-out Of the
strong North Carolina University team
has been his main performance so far
but in every game he has pitched spec
taculariy. Virginia so far has won five
games und lost but ono. EiNcy will
likely be pitted against June the varsity
star in the first encounter here on
Thursday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-30
BOWLING

Stanley Gosinki. Elmer y. Holayoke.
william d. kcntile, Charles H. Patterson,
Joseph Ramando. George c. Ransom,
Edward W Smalley.
Wounded MISUNDERSTANDING Joseph
a. Kouncry. Russell J. Flescher: Cor
norals Charles E. Anthony, Ralph H.
Beal. Gilbert T. Cass. Wilfred Cote.
Claudius r. .l'arnsworth. John F. Man
ming, Francis A. Parker Arthur W.
Price. William p. Rogers, Charles A.
Zell. Mechanic Charles Fisher, bugler:
Sergeant Clifford G. Risley; Privates
Joseph A B. Bab!neau. William Bailey.
Russell ". Brooks. Lester F. Chessman,
George F.. Coughlin, Albert E. Dane.
Francis n. Eaton. George R Giddings.
Joseph Grigons. Frederick l.. Grove.
Samuel r. Hopley. Edward J. Hcffernan.
OSiean E. Hickman. Frank r Johnson.
Charles H. Jones James J. Kelly.
Charles R. kclson. Arthur H. Kilian.
Stanley kozikowski. George Fl. Krpps.
Frederick r. Langmaid. Edmund T.
Martin. Charles Mason. Morris Null
man, Edward l.. Knowack. Alfred L. Par
emit. Vincent Polite. Robert L. Pickett.
Samuel f. Rambo. Tony Rocky, Alfred
Sa!ndon. Stephen ". Sawyer. Baslow
Slibo. Starke NJ. Slaughter. John S.
Smith. Wilbur NJ Smith. Managill
Trembly. Walter 8. Wolfe
Missing in Acknowledgement Edgar
D. 3. holland.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-30
ANOTHER CLUB
TAKES Up GAME
Flourishing Concern Shows Its Progress
BY Organizing Ball Clubs.

The WhIlaker-tileSsncr company "m-
ployccS have formed u baseball team
from tn" various offices al Martins
Ferry and Wh""ling including III"
Wheeling Can Department and Will i"
equipped with cream cnlnrrd suits with
he company m"nu.rau!. They are open
Tor games for saturday afternoon ar for
seven inning iwIlIg ht ball any after
noon commencing ~ go =. III. nj Tuu-
mol Green They would like TO hear
rom any industrial company such as
IN" Wheeling Si"'l Iron to. Nh"'l-
'uE Mold AMI Foundry. American sheet
Il III, Plate company. National Tub" Co..
Mr''nnE"l$. i:aurrs ar any other team
:hnr vans 80 'nh' tn III "u.
Th"% VIII lin" MP n follows: Lewis.
pitcher and right Cirld: I'"arlcy. short
stop AMI pitcher. iIgrkh"ri. pitcher and
Third has. Si'ph"rL. r"u'"r field: Hun
irr. left rirIh: l;"n,"r. "a;Ch"r: Lynch.
md lnlSc: I!riil. i.rht field: .Iarr"t. first
has,.: WAGNER. second haS": Bern. first
base.
Any team desiring games pleas" ad-
Dress l., e .i"pS'n. Nhlt'k"r-' ;l"sSn"r
company. Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-30
bELLA|RE {. 4. E..
PLAY NJ CONKEYS
Past Game Booked for Tunnel Green
Grounds Coming Sunday Between
TWO Strong Ball Clubs.

Arran Eemcn,s hay" been completed
for hg gam" /" hr staged on the
Tunnel Green grounds this coming sun
day between lbc M"Cnnk"ys and the
fast BnIlu:rr {. \. 4. club. This is the
first game al the season for the Bel
luirc lads and with several new men
in the lineup. sh"u!d grvc tho "MackS
a hard run for IN" hunUrS.
Tho Marks" hay" Il fast hall "IHh
this season and opened with Il victory
over the tnnnorVillr nine last Sunday.
This game Will ": on" "f the most
evenly matched In b" played on the
green this year and indications point
for Tho usual biz Attendance.
Tive - \. =. aggregation has Just
recently "rEluIG"ci ana Will play itS
initial E:,rnr. sun" If TN. h"yS hay.
been Ir>t IN ,h'. drtfl aud ih"Ir places
hay" lu."u TIIri h! "apahl" men and
In" outlook Tor Il G"r'd year iS N"r!
promising This club laSl s"'ts"n mad"
n record and was enc "f the foremost
organizations of Tins vicinity
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-30

crsburr contingent the latter club went
through the season with the greatest
record made by state club. losing only
20 tn" luc;u BaucrS in a hard fought
engagement which was quite a surprise.
pu" 70 last years manager being
called "a the colOrs his brother J. J.
shannon will take tn" helm and direct
tho d"stinLcs of the club for the entire
season while games ran be secured by
writing Junior Cecil. Box 800. Padcn
City. West Virginia. All clubs Of good
reputation and standing is being rap
idly drawn together and NO team Of
importance is desired I" be- lot out.
Manager Shannon has secured the fast
Bauer club of Wheeling for the opening
attraction and this bill should revive
interest 20 such pitch that baseball
in this little town will bonn NIL sum-
mer Tho fans ;trc pleased over this
booking and feel sur" that the team
Will rnne clean with another victory
liver these lads as last Sr:ISCrL the
Raucrs received n terrible wallotnG.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-30
Paden City Back on Map
With Fast Organization

Down in the LITTLE but flouriShlnS
town OF Padeu City the enthusiastic
fans are looking forward 10 the great
ball club that is to represent that place
this coming summer. Last season inns
burg" had one Of the fastest teams
IN the state and cost only 10 The Park
ersburg club in tho deciding series.
Paden City has 4 classy ball grounds
which is enclosed and accommodates
auite large crowd and not only the
fans Of that place turn out but all the
surrounding towns. such as SiSt"rSEillc.
Hastings. Pine Grove and II" others Is
these small places seldom have teams
IN the field for any length OF tin,e.
Some men have been lost 10 the team
hv Tho draft and enlistment hat quite
:, :cw Youngsters arc nut fighting every
minute for their positions. when Wl!t
MAKE this club as strong as ."E'r. TUr-
aer.I former st. Mary'S star player Will
be III line FOR a berth as we'll as k"GIry
wh, dad great things for SiSterSF;lI"'
when she had Il team IN the field Mil
Ter. Wesleyan star has gone and Will"
his position will be hard 10 fill. several
promising lads are ready TO fight for
y, Some PLAYERS will b" secured from
y, Narys, Wesleyan. Hastings and on"
or .wo other OF these small! towns and
.a> fast a team as possible will be gath
cred together.
Made Quite a Name
Last season Paden City Was one OF the
foremost ball clubs of :his stat" and
;!avcd tweniy-sevcr games IN all OF
This number she won twenty and los
seven which is considered one OF the
best records for last year. lShc has d.
cdated all the teams played from m"
IEncelinS district aad B"!iatT". holding
three on, of four victories from tn"
-tllst r and F.. q. club. defeated Inc
EAuers. Virginia club. {. y. g.. "f Bel
:laire, Hastings Marietta. Snithtr,ld
Woodsfield and others. losing two CON
sscutive games 10 the powerful Park
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-30
First Army List.

WASHINGTON. April 80. - The
casualty list today contained a names
divided as follows:
Killed in action. -; died Of wounds.
-. died Of accident. =; died OF disease, IO'
died Of other causes !: wounded So
vcrcly. IL: wounded slightly. -; missing
in action. 3.
CANAAN Arthur f. Locke was among
those killed in action. Among the
SLIGHTLY wounded were l.i"utenants Her
bert i. chase. James \. Flanagan, Roo-
or, Hayes. William j. kicvrnnar. VIII
liam Osborn and John Eatajczak.
4 second casualty list today contained
S. names. divided us follows:
Killed in action. s; died Of wounds, -
died Of disease. 3: wounded severely ~
wounded slightly. IS; missing in actlon'
The second list contained the names
Of three officers: Lieutenant Norman
T. Hood died Of wounds: Lieutenant
lanes J. Jarsons was wounded sefeFe
IL and Lieutenant Edgar B. No"lanu
was reported missing in action. Inc
first list follows:
Killed in Acknowledgment Arthur r
Locke, S.rgeants Edward J. Kline. Jo-
semi Sukovich. Corpora!s Arthur j.
paulson, Wallace I. Winter. Jr.; tTi-
vatcs Francis Barnes. Alvin W. Gordon
>IiLe kuzmisky David +. Lindgren'
Daniel f.. Murdoch. william J. o6rlen'
NoIvin r. Eicr. John J. Rryan.
Dicd or Wnunds--CnrpOral Charles j.
RIankford and Private George Paleolo-
gus.
Died Of Diseast>--Corporal John 7ay-
,or cook Louis Briswcirth. Privatee Or
val FIkc, ivory Gamble. James c. Caro-
NOR less T.. Hewitt Romeo Nadcau'
Merlin Proctor. Willie Simmons. AT
thur J. stevens.
nicd nc Observation-Disclosures Joseph
Francis Miskcll and Frank Osborn.
bird Of Other CauseS-Private John T.
Cox.
S,,vercly acknowledgement Wesley
n Burton: Trivatrs Max Robert BurH"'
Frank Dorrski. Diegen Luis Corrrtler'
Joc I,.to. Anthony MarknrewIcE. stan
low Miedowski Robin Moore. Thomas II
Muskcr. William o'nrlt. Walter j.
Round. THorGc Murphy. Joseph L.
Ritchie. Patrick !. Sullivan. Charles l.
WATSON Rains whipford. Antonio "ier-
yiasiS.
Missing in Actinn-Privairs Edward
T Dohnrtv. Carl Hoist and James y,
Muldoon.
Tho second list reads:
Killed In AciIon-rrirateS Peter +
Crowlry Samuel Darling. james T.
Deadly. Davis q. Lawrence. William Il.
Pierce.
Died ~ Disrase--MNchnnic Olaf '"
Fink: .Privates benjamin r. Clarke
Howard 4 Frey.
Died of Wounds Norman
r, Hood: Privatrs Nnbert r. RiEhy. Enos
{ Shawyrr. Iamrs r. williams.
Wounded acknowledgements james
J. PARSONS: Scrscanis benjamin James,
lack p, Kcndrick: Corporal Harold No
Donald; cook Elias Bnyrton; Trirates
M!hal Bobclo, Dennis C. Couloharcs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-30
DETROIT DEFEATED.

ST. LOUIS. April o?.-Poor pitching
by Mitchell Hall and E'inneran enabled
ST. Louis 10 win the opening game Of
the series from Detroit here today. L.
10 3 1t was Mitchclls last game with
the Tigers. Ho leaves tonight for Camp
Pike. Little Rock, Arkansas. having been
drafted.
The three Detroit pitchers allowed ST.
Louis II hits. ten bases on balls and one
hit hatsman. In the fifth and eighth
innings ST. Louis bnttcd around getting
five and four runs respectively.
Score: r. H. T.
Detroit .........IHh 6hh hGo-- "
ST. Louis. ........@hp nah l4'-l- II |
Mitchell. Hall. Finncran and StanaGe;
Davenport and Nunamakcr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-30
.BELLAIRE AND FERRY
IN INTER-CITY CLASH
FIRST GAME OF BIG SERIES TO BE
STAGED AT EELLA1RE THIS
SUNDAY.
Clubs Are Considered Evenly Matched
and Prospects for a Real Bat
tie Looms Up

Sunday afternoon on the Twenty sixth
strict grounds isclaire. tn" H"iIaIr"
Athletics will open their S"m-pr"t.'s
Siunal baseball SraSop with IN" fast
Martins Ferry Athletics. This Will Il"
the first l7:lme "r n three game series
10 BE- played between the clubs and
will determine the champion az IN"
two cities. Last season both '"ain%
played classy ball but Ferry WAS final
~ declared the winner aftrr three pretty
games.
Martins Furry ia represented ny tho
fastest ball club in i's history md the
prospects for Il hammer year were never
hotter. Last Sundny tn" Athletics wat
Hoped the strong Pittsburgh lnhcpcnd" n
dents and with Morgan "n IN" mound
PROMISES &" give considerable trouble I"
all cunt"ndrrs.
TsrLl!rr wIl! put "u1 the best hnll
club to Represent that city III many
years and with crutpl"l" r""rEnnIHn-
ton and the addition "f fast players,
from DcnnIsou and 81. MaryS. bids far
to h,. on tn" map hrt"rr ;h" s";I$"n -
well under WAY.
THIS series promises IL r'IIr" interest
In tn" popular National r:tStim" am! 'iI'
fans are Locking forward I" it with
much interest.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-30
|, 0, 0, F, VISITATION
At BELLAIRE TONIGHT

\; their ludr" rooms .hlS evening.
Bclrair" l.,,da.. No. rs. |. -. -. +. viii
hn host q The odd f"il"wS "f Greater
W-h"c!ing mud vicinity which includes
MrMrrh,n Wheeling N"umdSv'll" and
Martins Ferry This will i"n IN" final
visitation. If HE series which was held
during TN. winter months among tho
lodges "f his district.
At this evenings gathering silver
loving Gun will hr awarded to the lodge
having fll" largest number "f members
Present ~ IA" homo visitation. There
l,rs lr."u keen rivalry between tho
.,.i.,.,.. rs Ia who SHOULD re"riv" IN"
I..lru I'm unless mstrd by host this
,y"nin. the cup will hr awarded |" tn"
Irngr"Ss Lodge. No. 81. nf M"Ilrdsvillc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-30
.- -
L|NSLY CADETS
PLAY ELLIOTT.
Ltnsly to ruauaurate Seasons schedula
on Bridge Park Grounds
To-day. -.-a

Tho Linsly Cadet baseball nine will
meet the strong Elliott Commercial
school team on the Bridge Park grounds.
this afternoon. and a good contest ~
assured The Commercial nine has
played several games so far this season
and have shown that they have a team
Of high class caliber. The Cadets are
running up against stiff proposition
for the opening game OF the season. and
will have to show good form to cop the
contest. Both teams have been prac-
ticng hard in anticipation Of the game
and arc in excellent condition. A largo
crowd Of fans from each school will be
present TO root their teams on to VIC
tory.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-30
What Is Rheumatism?
Why Suffer From 1t?

and ointmcnts. It is important that
you rid yourself Of this terrible dis
ease before 1t goes too far. 8 5. :.
is tho blood purifier that has stood
the 60, of time, having been in con-
slant use for :nore than fifty YEARS.
1t will do for you what 1t has done
for thousands OF Others, drive the
rheumatic pnlson> ult OF yunr oI"oh.
making it pure and strong and en-
aiding it to make you well. :. =. >.
is guaranteed purely vegetable; II
will do the worK and nH harm the
most delicate stomach.
Write the Lhysician Of this com
pany ana lot him adriS" with you.
Advi- is furn.- .l'.u without charge.
Address Swift: Specific Company,
435 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta Ga.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-30
Standing Of Clubs.

c1,EvT1I AND. O.. April e9.-EhIcago
nrcncd rts series in Cleveland ny me-
ing three Cleveland pitchers hard ana
winning % 4
After Williams had hold Cleveland 10
: hits in six innings. he lost his contrui
and passed the first three mon UP IN inc
seventh. Danforth relieved Inn ana
passed Chapman. Speaker singled ana
Danforth gave way TO Cicottc. who al
lowed onr moro 10 score IN sacrifice
fly 4 double play by Speaker was the
feature of the contest. Score:
r Fl. +.
Chicago ........oc6 I'll no - U
Cleveland 600 0n0 400 4 |
williams, Danforth. Cicnttc and
Schalk: Groom. Enzman. Wilkinson ana
pNcill
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-30
Sufferers Should Realize That It Il
Blood Infection and Can Be
Permanently Relieved.

Rheumatism means that tho blood
/; has become saturated with uric ACID
poison.
II does not require medical advice
IN know that >od health is abSo
lutelv dependent upon pure blood.
When the muscles and joints be-
come sore and drawn with rhen-
mausm. IL is not wise thing 10
take a little saTe. and BY rubbing IL
on the sore spot eX7eci to get r'd
OF your rheumatics. You must 90
daep-r Ian that, down deep mo
the blood whore the poison iu'NS
and which Is nc: effected by saves
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-30
PILLS BLANXEp-

PHILADELPHIA. April 2s.-New
York retained it's hold on the National
league lead by blanking Philadelphia to-
day. to u. TeSrcau allowed five scat
tered singles. while Mayer was battcd
freely, extra base hits and Stocks wild
throw accounting for virtually all the
Giants runs kauff WIS the star. got
Ting double anu three singles IN i've
times up. Young hit the first ball
Mayer pitched for triple Score:
r. II. e.
New York. o 0 2 q o Is IL l
Philadelphia 0 0 . 0 D 90
Observation-Disclosures and NcCarty.
Rarjden; Mayer, lineup and E Burns.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-30

Two-hase htts-Nichoft. HUnsby.
: Thrcc-baSe hits-Roush, S. MaGee-
Sacrifice flcs--Croh Cruise
Double plays-RouSh TO l. MaEcc 10
Groh: Siehoff % Hnrnsby to Paulette.
Left on baScs-Cincinnau, 1: ST.
Louis, ).
First base on errors-Cncinnau. l:
St Louis. !.
Bases on baIs--Otf Fegan. 2: off
Eller. |: off Meadows. 5.
Hits--Off Regain, ) in ia innings;
off Filler, none in IS innings
Hit by pitChcr-By Meadows. l.
Struck out-By Regain, 4: by Eller. L:
by Meadows. l.
Winning pltcher-Eller.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-30
Standing of Clubs,

CINCINNATI April c9.---Cincinnarl
won from 81. Louis today. 4 /" :. by a
sharp battling rally III the ninth inning
TIL" visitors scored one run in the S"r-
nnd on HornSby's double and Smyth"'$
single and added Two more IN the
fourth on hits by Baird. il"rrshy and
SIuythe. Meadows held thu locals per
fcctly safe until Ihr sixth. Srurc:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-30
American Casualties

WASHINGTON. April GA marine
casualty list containing thirty names
was given out tonight. by the Navy De-
partmcnt. Three men were killed IN
action: ono died Of wounds. and three
uf disease ton were severely WOUNDED
and thirteen slightly wounded.
Killed in .acticn-Gunnery Sergeant
William e. Tarr. Private CISCO Robinson.
Private John l.. Shade.
Died or Wounds-Prirate Benjamin
J. l.uck"n
Died Of piscasc-Torporal Vernon n
SaSthoin. Private Myrtis Is. Carglll'
Private Edward II. Wells.
Severely Wuundcd-Corporal Dutton
&. Petersen. Corporal John Mulcahy.
Private Clarence {. McTaEgart. Private
Walter W. Pierce Private Stanley s.
FuirchIld. Private Harvey G. Adkins
Corporal Azard Bailey. Private Frank r..
CESS. Private Thomas NJ. Underwood
Private Charles W. NIilburn.
Slightly NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. George
W Ruth. Private Fin Brown. Private
Hubert l'nlkcnstrin. Private Hugo +.
Nolnnder. Private Henry H. Cameron.
Private t;curg" + Berry. Private Joseph
-, Maloncy. Private Kenneth c. SANDS.
Private Walter r. Pence. Private Will
linn r. happier. Private Luther L..
n'Raniun Pr,"Hlc Robert L. Quinn, FIJI
valr Jason p .Er"d.
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WHITE SOX PUT
THREE HURLERS
ON THE bUNESkY
Yesterdays Results

r7l,rnEo, S; Cleveland. 4.
81. Louis. IL: Detroit ;.
Washington RnstCn: rain.
Philadcl-Sew York; rain
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Now that some fifteen or twenty
million Of US have the bond buying
habit, let's hope VIC stick to It.
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BAT TING RALLY
IN THE | NINTH :.
WON THIS CANE:
Yesterdays Results.

Cincinnati. I: ST. Louis. ;.
New York. 6: Philadelphia, 0.
PittshurEh-C cold.
BoStnn-E Brook: wet ground.