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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-26
RJRALPROPERTY TRANSFERS.
Several Large Parcels Sold TO McMahon
Bros Incorporated

Rural real estate has been transferred
as follows:
Cnc-thlrd interest Of Emma Stradlev
and husband and dover right Of Richmo
" Reed III 50 acres Of land situated In
New Castle hundred and abutting the
road leading from the New Castle turn
pike 10 Red Lion, to McMah0n Brothers
Incorporated, for $4,37l II: onc-thlrd
interest Of Charles ]. Reed and wife
IN the same property to McAlahon Bro
thcrs, Incorporated, for 81. .56444; one
third interest Of Elmer Reed IN the same
property, by Richmon w Reed trustee
70 McMahon Brothers, Incorporated
for s., ,564 A
Land in Eden Park Gardens. by
the Eden Park Gardens Corporation to
Jessie f. Ennos, for 81 200
Six acres Of land situated in New Cast le
hundred and abuttlng the Delaware
Railroad by Thomas Tatnall Ashton
Il Tatnall and Richard r. Tatnall,
executors Of Joseph Tatnall deceased,
to the Delaware Railroad Co, for S225
Land situated in Newark and abutting
the Newark d Poneroy Railroad, by
Curtis 4 Brother incorporated, to Davi /
G. Rose, for 500
Land situated in BrandYwine hundred
and abutting the Bird road BY James
NJ Watson To James j. Cochran. for 500
Two and one-half acres Of land situated
in New Castle hundred and abutting
the Hare's Corner road by owen II
McCardy and wife to Annie V. Smith,
for 81 one and One-third acres Of ada
cent land, by Owen III McCardy and
wife to William A. Holt, for ST..
Land at Minquadale, By the ] W
Holloway Co. 10 Alexander w Subocz,
for $40
Land on Claymont Terrace, BY Harry
T. Taylor and wife to John Oldham, for ST.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-26
KENT DEM OCRATIC PRIMARIES.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Dover. Aug 26.-At a meeting Of the
Kent County Democratic Committee,
last Friday. il was decided 10 hold The
county primaries on saturday, September
II.
Already several names for the different
county and district office nominatilsls
are ready for fling with the committee.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-26
IN MEMORIAM.

IN sad and loving remembrance Of Charlie :
gust 26. 1917.
ne stars are brightly shining
. er sad and lonely grave
Lies he one we loved SO dearly
VINO we tried but could not save
Wife, Mrs. c. D. Merrill
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-26
STOCKS UNSETTLED;
Prices DECLINING
Operations Comparatively Small
Railroads Make New High
Record Then Drop.
BY Associated Press to Every Evening

New York, Wall Street, Aug. 27.-Un-
settlement followed the further advance
OF the first hour, bear pressure and profit
taking exerting their usual influence.
United States Steel, Union Pacific
and Canadian Pacific fell back one to
two points after scoring their highest
quotations of the year
Operations slackened materially in
the decline although sugars were in de-
mand at gains of one TO ! = points.
Liberty bonds were active at advances
over last weeks final quotations, but
considerable under their record prices.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-26
DEATHS.

CARsON-In this city. on August .. 1915
Frank Carson. Jr. aged : months
Funeral will ne held Tuesday afternoon
at the residence Of his grandparents Eight II
and Scott streets, az clock lntermcnt
al Cathedral cemetery.
DALBY-In this city. on August 25, 1918.
Dora T. WestCOtt. wife Of Harry Dalby.
in her 5lst year.
Relatives, friends. members Of Delaware
Temple. No. / PVT hian Sisters. and Ladies
Auxiliary of AppomattoX Camp, 40. ,.
Sons Of Veterans. are invited 10 attend
the funeral services at her late residence.
noon. August 2S. at 80 O'Clock Inter
ment al Wilmington * Brandywine ceme-
terry.
LowBER-In 5I-, mis- CRY. on august p.
late Joseph and Maria Lowber.
Funeral services Will be held a, her late
residence, 1901 West seventh street. on
Tuesday August y. az 10 80 O'Clock In
terment al Wilmington and Brandywine
cemetery
LAYA1AN-In this city. on August 20.
1915 Philip z Layman. aged - years.
Relatives, friends and members Of the
Union Veteran Legion, No 81 and Employees
Of the American Car and Foundry Co are in
vited to attend he funeral services at his late
residence. 1904 West seventh street. on
Wednesday afternoon, august IS at 3
O'Clock. Interment at Rivervew cemetery
MEANEY-In This city. on August p.
1918. John b. Meaney
Relatives. friends members Of the Irish
American ASSOcld flOn. knights OF St Law
renee and employees Of the Electric Hose &
Rubber Co. are respectfully invited 10 at
tend the funeral from his late residence.
IL East Sixth street on Wednesday morn
ing at O'Clock Requiem mass al St
Mary Church. Interment al Cathedral
cemetery.
A1cGOWAN-ln this city on August Is.
1918 James + Aic(Iowan. aged 40 years
Relatives. friends. members of the Work
men 5 sick and Death Benefit Association
Independence Fire co. and Firemens' Re
lief Association are invited to attend the
funeral from his late residence 1876 East
Twelfth street, Thursday morning
August 20. al 9 O'Clock High mass at ST
Patrick r. G. Church at 30. Interment
81 Cat hedraI cemetery.
McCAULLEY In this city. on August "a
1918. Henry 7 McCauliey in his 65th
year
Relatives and friends and Cherry Hin
Counci. No 10. Sr. Order United American
Mechanics and employees Of Nilmingr on
q Philadelphia Traction Go power house
are invited to attend the funeral services
at his late residence. b25 West Fifth street
on Tuesday afternoon at , 30 o'clock In
termcnt at Silverbrook cemetery.
hOEkNER In this city on August 23
I9IS Bertha Louise. wife of William q
N0eTner in her 33d year
Relatives and friends and members Of
rocahontas Council. No j. ID. Of r. are
invited TO attend the funeral services at the
residence of her mother, Mrs Ella Hun
3IV North Union street. on Tuesday after
noon, August II. at o'clock. interment at
SIlferbrook cemetery.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-26

w Hutchinson, W. Ross Jones and
Harry l., Gafford
Internment was made at Lakeside
cemetery, this town. The floral emblems
were beautiful and numerous.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-26

Every Evenings classified advertise
ments bring results. Proved to the salts
faction OF many and will be to you.-Ady
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-26
Bedroom Furniture

Beautiful and well made complete suites in the brown
English mahogany genuine American walnut plain and deco
rated ivory.
Four-piece American walnut suites in the William ana
Mary, Charles II ana Queen design. Regular price
s165.0O. August Sale price S14S50
Four-piece in American walnut and brown English
mahogany Queen Anne and William and Mary styles RegI-
lar price $165o0. August Sale price s1665o.
Four-piece suites brown English mahogany. William
and Mary patterns Regular price $4,000 August Sale price
$4,000.
Four piece ivory enamel suite, Louis XIV design Regular
price $4,000 August Sale price S144O0.
Seven-pece ivory enamel the Queen design.
Regular price $225OO. August Sale price $4,000
Eight piece ivory enamel suite hand painted decoration
Regular price $2550o. August Sale price $4,000
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-26
Half Price Linoleums

Remnants and short lengths Of printed
and inlaid linoleums to be closed out al
half price and less. Just the sizes for
vestibules, bath rooms and small kitchens
Printed Linoleums soc square yard.
Regularly $loO to $1.25 square yard
Inlaid Linoleums SOC square yard. Reg
ularly $125 to $500 square yard.
Carpet Sweeper special a very fine
all metal carpet sweeper, mahogany TN
ish, s120 each this week only
Porch Hammocks reduced % per cent
They are in plain and fancy khakis and
stripes $1,000 hammocks now $1,000
$500 hammocks now S1725. $500
hammocks now s1sT5. $500 hammocks
now S21.o0. 500 hammock stands now
S5.25 each.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-26

lost something2 Try a classified
advertisement In Every Evening ADV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-26
More Men Tor National Army.

Delaware has been called upon to send
is men to Camp Dix on September |
100 to Camp Meade between September
3 and and 2o0 to Camp Dix between
September 3 and &.
Every Evenings classified advert ise
ments bring results Proved To the satls-
tac<.on OF many and will be to you. ADV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-26
The China Department

Handsomely decorated dinner sets in
American porcelain and imported ware.
Apiece cottage sets, decorated, S72o
complete. Were $500
apiece cottage sets, plain gold band,
5000 complete. Were $1,000.
100 piece American porcelain sets in
different handsome decorations. $26.O0
sets now S23. 40. 5000 sets now $3.50.
$500 sets now $3.50 complete
100-piece imported Chas. +. Havilan
dinner sets, handsome rosebud decoration,
S54.00 complete Were $4,000.
Nut sets, pieces, imported Japanese
styles. Very special, 35c each.
Condiment sets, 8 pieces 25o; pieces
35c
l7-piece japanese tea sets $500 ,ach.
Were $4.5
Brass cuspidors, s-inch, s1.25 each.
worth $500 each
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-26

Full sized all felt mattresses, built in
layers, cannot possibly pack or get lumpy
soft, resilient, restful,-in one or two
parts; 90 lbs weight, full roll edge Spe-
cial this week only S16.50 each. Regular
price S21 90.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-28
MAJESTIC

Tho city OF Purple Dreams Ia
the Naction at the Majestic thea
ter this afternoon ana tonight, and
has for IT'S star Thomas SantsehL
who is assisted by most capable
cast OF players This film is one of
the most exciting seen in Tulsa in
many days and M causing great
crowds TO attend each performance.
Thomas Sunmchi is well known 10
Tulsans and his every appearance Us
hailed with delight lu 'The city
OF Purple Dreams he has more op-
portuuity TO display his versatile
talents
There is also a Gaumont news reel
featured for today and depicts the
worlds foremost news in a vivid
manner
Starting tomorrow and for three
days only Lois Weber's production
OF For husbands only" Will be the
attraction. This play is said 10 be
quite the most sensational triumph
produced this year, Lois Weber dl-
rects the play ana this can be said
20 recommend the production highly
"For husbands only has many
scenes that are daring ana thrilling
ana one must see TO appreciate the
mastertui manner ln which the
theme is handled
Concerts are given daily hy the
Robert Morton Symphonic orchestra
conducted by r. r. Iegg. director
An exceptional musical program viii
be offered today.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-28
HEADQUARTERS HAS
LITTLE INFORMNrioN

SAN ANTONIO, Aug 2t--b br,I''
tn4t the clash al Nornles Arz uh,s
afternoon in which Lieut. Col. frcu-
,ri,k ). Herman of tho Tenth cav
plry was wounded In the Knee. ono
corporal was Killed and two priNa'r7
wounded was merely The uujtroWlh
Of an attempt TO pJss q Mexican lnt"
tho United states in violation of I'm
migration laws and th" situation
,yoiIld bee satisfactorily handled by
Brig Gen. dc Hoscy Cah"h, VINO is
.ou his way to Nonllrs was expressed
late tonight ut southrrn department,
Headquarters which had received
only the hrict report of tho Incident
from General Cahrll
This report attributed the clash 10
"A dlsuuto between American ana
Mexican officials over the admission
Of "a Mexican ~ gave mo- detailed
report of fighting and omitted the
name ~ the corporal KILLED DC
pnrtmout headquarters does not eN-
poet an additional report until to-
morrow.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-28
ONE CORN CROP At LEAST
REPORTED IN OKLAHOMA

Special 10 Tho World
OKLAHOMA cry Aug 2l--
stalks of corn ~ ItN tan with biz
white ears ~ inches long seem llkn
a dream when included in a state
mcnt OF crop conditions in Oklnho-
ma this year. but this iT said To
actually exist in tho Little River
district ln Cleveland and ppttawato.
mie counties. according 10 q. y.
Fore. who has "a farm there. This
little tract ~ lnnu lies low ana iH
subject tn overflow. hence the un-
usual condition found there The
corn there. 10 iH said. Is still green
despite the hot weather. II received
plenty OF moisture from an overflow
~ the river Tho corn will make
about forty bushels TO tho acre.
Mr. Fore says there are several
hundred acres of alfalfa that VIII
produce fine hay The cotton thcre
IL I'm good condition some viii prob
ably make hair bale 10 the acre.
which viii be "a remarkable thing in
Oklahoma this year. 80.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-28
New State Charters


Special 70 Tho World.
OKLAHOMA CITY. Aug 27.-T Tn"
following charters have been
granted
The Ilockerv.lle Thcnter company,
Hopker,ll, capital. $4,000, incor-
por1tors. Etho. D. uowelL Mabel "
Ownury Mary D. shiblcy Hooker
willie.
Summers ON company Enid; cap
ital. 5000 600. iucorporttors Arthur
j. Summers. George N Shields, ii,
y Shields Enid
G. n. A. NJ. OH & Gas Co. Nowata,
capital 100000. incorporators.
James v. Compton, Independence,
Mo. e T.. Martin Kansas city, Mo-
j. W Henderson, Nowata.
Tulsa Warehouse company Tulsa.
cnpIt1I. 5000. 900, incorporators,
Ora r.. Cpp. W. $. Upp, l.. IL. Upp.
Tulsa.
Enid Auto shop Enid. capital,
$40 900, incorporators y Il ana ".
81 wentworth. A. \. Buram. Enid
Tho Badger Producing a Refining
60 of Wilson qualified Tor business
bon the state The company has "A
capital ot 100000 and VIII invest
$4,000
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-28

"The city OF Purple Dreams ls
the offering at the Majestic thrd'cr
today starting AZ 1880 this morn
ing This picture rs without doubt
one OF the Classicst seen tn Tulsa in
some time. and tells vivid uie Of
lie AS u is It's every situation is
thrilliusly felt ana many scenes are
such as TO hold the audience spoil
bound.
Thomas Santschl IL the star and
this inlmitablc actor is very well
known 10 Tulsans. having appeared
here time and agah IN many sue
copos. I'm "The City Of Purple
Dreams" ne fairly Outdoes himself
ana makes most Of every opportu-
nifty offered him His work Is really
fascinating and will please his many
friends who have come 10 associate
him with the greatest actors of the
screen.
one Of the many scenes In THE
City Of Purple Dreams Is taken lu
the pit Of the stock market and Is
one ut the most exciting ever wit
messed. one must see to appreciate
Just how keenly interesting this part
Of the film IT, Especially Is this true
with the plot ~ the play working
around the characters In tho stock
market
The City OF Purple Dreams" will
hold forth today ana tomorrow. An
excellent feature OF tho Majestic pro
gram IS the concert daily by the
Robert Morton Symphonic orchestra
with Conductor Iegg directing
Working harmoniously with the pic
lures. the effect is mpat pleasing
For Husbands only will be The
attraction at the Majestic Thursday,
Friday and Saturday.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-28

armed positions were turned one aft
cr the other until the enemy was
obliged Co abandon the first and then
the second line Of defense OF 1914.
upon which he fell hack after beins
driven out OF Montdidier.
The Germans are now relying on
their aviation TO protect their re-
treat Their airplanes we're out I'm
great number today. attacking pur
suing columns and engaging the
French s1uNdrons Of observation and
pursuit planes.
The final break In IN, German
second line came this morning, when,
after repulsing a couuter-attack upon
ST.. Nard. tho French infantrv re
sumed the offensive. They complete
Is rnTlrcled Roye and threw tho
enemy back several miles east Of the
town.
In spite Of fatigue IN the long,
hard campaign, General Debeny
men are going ahead with the ardor
and enthusiasm OF fresh troops.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-28
LIB IlTY

One OF the most thrilling and
unique stories that tho war has
given birth to, is no doubt "The
Price or Applause" by Nina Will
son, which ran recently in The
Saturday Evening Post This story
has been adapted TO tho films by
Triangle under the able direction
OF Thomas ieffron. ono OF the
most imaginative directors in film-
dom. with an all-star Triangle cast
and is to be shown 40 the Liberty
ehcnter for two days beginning Aug
ust 2S
'"rhe Price OF Applause" presents
ono Of tho most absorbing com
plcN and interesting characters In
psychology that the war literature
has produced. This character is
Karl Ie barron, poet and member
" "A little coterie of Rohemiaus In
Washington square district. or a
German mother and speaking a
German tongue, he gives vent 60 his
pro- Gcrmauism out ot a sheer lust
for uotoriety
Soap box orators, mouthlng his
phrases rob him OF the center OF
the stage fOr the moment The
sinking OF the lusltania gives him
a chance Go proclaim that he viii
enlist and fight for tho French.
Mnrcarsou. the Iron l1wed, forces
! him 20 Keen his word Both go 20
France There le Barron deserts.
and by ruRr, is held prisoner In
! a German camp for two years
! lie escapes to America when he
learns that his poems have won hlm
/ fame. iu.Ordcr Go drink Of tho popu-
| lar applause, but wife and friends
/ turn on him in disda.n. Ultimately.
after series OF swift and dra-
matte events, he rplccms himself
| hy cleaning up "A nest OF spies
Wonderful niEht shots" of
/ trench life, picturesque episodes OF
the front and the superb cast which
| includes hcsiles Jack Livingston,
Joe King, claire Anderson and Walt
whitman, promise Co make THE
Price u Applause a movie event
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-28
DRIVE
OUT MEXlCANS

gUNrfNI NIFD FROM PAGE ONE.
nuuau when the nIHt shots wor"
r.,I sought shelter behind build
u.s Everyone was ordered OF the
streets bo The military
Reported Near.
Reports INST Juan g. Cohral lead
off of % rcbrl band which 'hna been
opeunnr south Of The border. had
nppro,cncd within - miles ot No
gales. v1s campod at tho Muytor"un
ranch. ana That the shooting ,n No.
nl,s was preliminary to am attack
ON the town by his band could not
bo confirmed
Tho nrhuur began about I o'clock
and was general tor about an hour
ana "a half
In pursuing the McXIcons. tho
American troops did got stopaat the
boundary line. ~ was said. nut con
tpuri for at least two blocks into
tnD Mexican town. Word wa. re-
r,lycd Iato today from Fort liuh-
,lu., that rcIuf0rpcmcnN wcro Doe.
Inc hurried toward Nns1les and
Would br here by tomorrow morn
Wr.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-28
GERMAN ARMY
Is IN RETREAT

By The Associated Press
WITH THE FRENCH ARMIES IN
FRANCE. Aux 2t.--N 80 %. mD-
The first French army after beating
tho Germans lu their battle positions
before Roye took the town today
and now is pursuing the Germans
who are in retreat ON line extend
Ing from Hallu to the region south
Of Rove
Att o'clock this afternoon General
Drhyuys men were IN the region OF
Uuttcucuurt. from whore the line
passes Just west OF Cremory and
Gruny by Carpul and 90 the west Of
Roicl.so and west ~ Ncrpillicrs
The French encircling tactics over
came tho new German system of de-
Tense hy the profuse use of machine
guns strongly protected and heavily
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-28
MRnAnMAN

Ray MoKinna is a high class singer
OF high class songs wltp high class
voice SHE is appearing az the Broad
way this week ana her song pro-
gram includes grand opera that YOU
VOL appreciate. For the little tots
Walter stanton IS Co. feature a giant
rooster who knows how 20 crow and
dance and fight Fifteen Minutes
In q Dressing Room Is the title Of
"a very high class comedy sklt pre-
sentcd by the Two Trains other
acts include club swinging and jug
CLING by Ralph and May and a
clever singing and talking war skit
by George CLANCY & Co In pictures
there are two comedies. q Ford
weekly and n feature photoplay An
Man" In five parts with Harry
Morey and Betty Blythe 10 the lead
ing rOleA
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-28
FRENCH GAIN;
so DO BRITISH

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.
attacked along a front of eight thou
sand yards They gained great re-
suits.
Mouiauhan. northwest ~ Namctz
was seen 20 be falling This morning
The British have reached the
uoighborhood of DompIorrc. Thif
point IS only six miles from reronne
The capture OF H1p1ume by the
British apparently is only a matter
of few hours The outskirts Of
plouyain have been reached.
Waucourt tower and the town OF
Wancourt were taken hy the British
after an an niEht fight
Fighting is going ON In tho out
skirts OF NauX-N -Nraucoyrt
To tho east 90 E3plumo the Brit
~ line has been extended along tho
T1lway toward Cambria
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-28
QUIET PREVAILS.
TUCSON HEARS

TUCSON. Arlz, Aug gT.-A tcle-
phone message from NoEalrs at
lu15 o'clock tonight said the Twin
cities wcrc quiet, a truce having
ncon agreed upon until o'clock In
tho morning AZ "a conference be
tween A. J Ahnsula, commanding
tine Nognlcs. sonora. garrison, and
Lieutenant Colonel Herman. together
with Collector ~ mo Port Charles
Hardy aud prominent American and
civilians ComWnudaut
Ahaaula EXPRESSED regret at the out
break and declared u was due TO ill
feeling between Mexican and AmeW-
can customs guards. lie said there
was mo- hostility among the Mexican
federal soldiers toward the Amcri-
can forces
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-28
DIFFERENCE IN UNIFORMS
ELIMINATED By DANIELS

WASHINGTON, Aug e7.-secre-
tary Daniels today issued a general
order wiping out tho various differ
ences existing IN tho uniform used
by the regular navy and the naval
reHervist
Tho order SAYS hereafter tho unit
form of any given rank In the navy
shall be Identical ln every respect
throughout except for tho various
distinguishing corps devices and that
everys officer In the navy shall be
desighatcd and addressed by tho
title OF his rank
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-28
RNnADMAN

Music lovers Who appreciate high
class singing should. hear Ray Nc
Kinnn nt tho broadway today for
the last time here. She has n heauti-
fu voice ana her song program en-
braces grand opera. children will he
impressed with NE giant rooster In
the act ~ walter stanton a Co. 9th
ers will know more or less about
guarrelIng when they see the Two
Trains In the comedy skit Fifteen
Minutes I'm a Dressing Room" other
acts include juggling by Ralph a
May and singing and talking war
sklt by George clancy 4 CO. The pic
lures are exceptional and include. be
sides a Ford Weekly and two come
dies a photoplay AN Man" fea-
turing Harry Morey and Betty
Blythe.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-28
INDIANS VICTORIOUS
WHILE RED S0X LOSE
Cleveland Takes Bnttlc From Philn-
dclphln by mtg Rally In sixth In
ming. Score l. $ 10 a.
YANKS SURE OF lST DIVISION
New YORK Takes Two Games from
~. Louis aud MHkcs Certain Ten
ure of Place IN Charmed List

PHILADELPHIA, August 21
Cleveland won today.s game D TO g boy
rally In the sixth inning Speaker
was called out ON close dc.is.un ot
the plate in the nflh ana was finally
ordered out OF tho game. In tho
sixth inning Cleveland knocked
Johnson out of the box
seore by innings. u ~ a.
Cleveland ....3oO 0lh 600 ~ 2
Philadelphia ..OlO 40 600 ln
Batteries Morton and DNlrIl,
johnson. picrsen and McAvoy.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-28
Hearing Ordered

WAsUINGTON. Aug 27.-Urar-
inrs were ordered by the in Tstate
commerce commission today in the
matter Of the valuation OF the Kan
sas city SOr hern railway and sub
sidary lines "a the territory between
Kansas city a. the gulf. to be held
by an ..ti ner ! Kansas city,
Mo beginning Septclber ..