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Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1918-09-02
The Social Realm
CLUB CALENDAR.
and fourth Tues

o Clvic-Sscond and fourth Tues .
D days. =
o Auxiliary - Every alternate 9
y Thursday evening. {
o Junior High School Parent Z
b Teacher-Third Tuesday. 4
D Hawthorne School Parent Z
o Teacher-Third Tuesday. 4
D Sunshine-Second and fourth 4
% Thursdays.
% Wednesday Afternoon-Second 4
- and fourth Wednesdays.
@ Trinity Gulld-First and third 4
@ Thursday.
% W. r. C.-First and third Sat
. urdays.
y Monday Afternoon Study-Al-
y ternate Mondays.
q ChautauQua-Monday evening.
3 Chautauqua-Monday afternoon.
8 w. c. T. U.-First and third
q Tuesdays.
g Home Guard-Tuesday evening.
o Eastern Star Embroidery-Sec-
o ond and fourth Tuesdays.
q Teacup-Flrst Tuesday.
q Travelers-Second Tuesday.
o Rebekah Embroidery-Second
y and fourth Thursdays.
y Christian Aid - Second and
y fourth Thursdays.
Q Choral Society-Every Tuesday
Q evening.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1918-09-02
GERMAN WOMEN MUST TELL
OF CHANGE OF RESIDENCE

United States Marshal G, F. Alex
ander received instructions from the
attorney general of the United States
calling attention of German alien
females to the following important
requirement, governing the change
of residence of German alien fe-
males:
A German alien woman changing
her place of residence to another
llace within the same registration
district shall Immediately report such
change to the registration officer Of
The registration district and present
20 such registration officer her reg
istration card for the purpose of hav-
ing endorsed thereon by such regis
tIation officer the change of resi-
dence.
A German alien female who de-
aires to change her place of residence
TO a place of residence within an
other registration district must OBJ
tain a permit. Such German alien
female must present herself to the
registration officer of the district in
which she resides and make applica-
ton for the permit on a form sup
Piled by the registration officer, and
present her registration card to the
registration officer for the purpose
of having the permit of change Of
residence endorsed upon her regis
tration card.
A change of residence in violation
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1918-09-02
Lamkin-Kinsman Wedding

The marriage of Herman r. Lam
Kin and Mrs. Minnie Kinsman, both
Of Ashland, took place yesterday af-
ternoon at the home of DR.. Helms,
Of Medford, Rev. ]. II. Doran, Of Ash
land, officiating. Only the near rel
atives were present at the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lamkin will make their
home at 166 North Main street.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1918-09-02
o e@~%~@~~@@@%%%~%'
Mnr Welding Last Week

Miss Laura Endora Hayes of Ash
land was united in marriage last
Tuesday evening to James Milton
Clutches at the Methodist parsonage
in Medford, by Rev. j. c. Rollins
The attendants at the ceremony were
the groom's parents, The groom will
leave in one of the draft contingents
To be called to service soon.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1918-09-02
Percy GriseZ Home
From Washington

Percy Grisez came home Friday
morning from Washington, d. c.,
where he has been serving the gov
ernment in the goth forestry engin-
GERS. Percy has been but recently
released from hospital where he
had spent six months suffering from
an injured ankle. He has been given
two months furlough.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1918-09-02

]. D. Mars, of the Overland Shoe
shop, has sold out his stock and ex-
poets to leave Ashland the latter part
OF the week.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1918-09-02

probably son sergeant attached to an American reg
ment is try evident edaon the great American
dougnu Probably OF Marie Ceeses and Madeleine
Fanne will serving without doughnuts
The scene hut the front lines, likely in
mne danger upsetng things Back the FrancoAmecan
that tests in the
Liberty Loan
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-17
BASE BALL GAMES
IN SEMI-PRO CLASS
Martins Ferry VIII Rot Play To-morro"
Afternoon, Leaving Valley
in Bad Light.

Although II is not just exactly Inc
fault 81 The Martins Ferry manage
mcnt. however. the decision handed "nt
ha.: c:tuSrI u situation meyer before seen
in thu. wheeling district in many years
hack. There will not h" II !"ml-;nr
game in :hc valley t"-rn"rr"w. ana ""'
few If the valley clubs VIII h. IN ii'-
,inn. FairniUnt will he MT "n Us h"'"
yrnuurls 10y the Mrtonk"yS. whll" IN,
Wilson Fuckers go IL riIionral" and the
Bonds /" Nets.
Martins Ferry has hccn going s'rn':;h'
through tn. sr;tson in Zip top rondl' i"r'
md huy, not been idl. Il SundnH, play
ing ras; clubs all the time. II can
h.. truthfnny said that ~" Nh'c''cS
hoy,, uIayrd only thu best "I teams ana
,h... rrcnrd mad, l. If exceptional ,"!aS".
,I,uot.rr Evans realized II" "nnr'S 81
his hnys and decided I" xiv" them Il
much needed rcs;. Of r"urS''. some VI
,i,,. nnys rnirht hr kicking ah"ut IL. h'it
for ,Ir,. MOST part they ar" iHkihE " IN
rh"r really should.
Wore, from Martins Ferry h"adlnaf-
t.rS Indicate ttSut 1t m'H' hH P"SS' '''
tl,.,t TN. boy. will i,"t play n"Nt Snh"AN
,.:tlrr. and that nn" "r i"SFlhia 'N'
,,.,,, cannes. Will wind "ut the ""a""h'
+, - ,l,, intention of lhr management
- ,I., another camp E.n" hr0 '"'h
,,.,,,,u.. ia li=lir. ~ III" Averages
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-17
.NEFF5 VS.. BONDS
Two Well Matched Organizations VIII
Clash Tomorrow Afternoon Tor
First Time.

Tomorrow afternoon the Bond hthlc-
tics will pack their buds and leave for
Neffs. Ohio. to try nine innings OF base
ball with tho contingent holding down
the diamond there. These clubs have
never met before and even though the
strength is not realized. much interest
is being manifested as Ncffs is prov
ing 4 good baseball town this season
Extensive advertising has been adhered
to aud tn. fans of that place are looking
forward To Il real bali game.
The Bonds have been picking up more
prestige each daE and with a strength
cned lineup expects to &" into tho clash
the big favorite. Captain Mooney has
been working his boys hard all week aud
while he still sees several weak gaps.
expects to remedy same before the time
Of. the game Ross Mooney will likely
take the mound and us he is expert
enced NJ the game. should uphold tho
right side OF tho ledger in which to jot
down another victory. While the Bonds
have just recently organized 1t is n
team which ght be called formed from
thu. G. A. G.. Brllairc Athletics and Scv-
eral Wheeling players. jarvis. NcCcr-
mick. Cunningham and others Will be
on deck To do 4 little more plugging
and with the team going right. the boys.
will be up around the top If the heap III
4 short time.
All Bond players will Leave fr1m
rhirtytIhird stree. Srllatro. Tomorrow
ut ESQ anil make tn" "trip in n truck.
Quit" = f.w from :hr nvcrthc river Soc
ton Will x" along and a general good
rinlr is nN;If.t ted
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-17
MACKS ARE READY
FOR THE Big TEST
Local stars Go to Fairnont Tomorrow
to Uphold Reputation and Step
Up Another Notch.

Tn-mOrruw morning .h". lncJi Me-
Cnnk"y baseball min" will IN on It: VA
for FaIrmnnt. where. ~ ~" Hti"rn'"r.
thr Consolidation Coal company nm" ~
that place will IL, m'' nt Traction iHrN
in what t.; termed to la one a.: the hard
est uf the r"mn!IIng genes =" tn
schedule Of the local club. II g t" L.
Remembered that III" MHrkS Way" al
ready gained Il point from tn: '!"" ~
staln lads. and with au"th"r wiz WI!
prove beyond Il d"uht h"r %uimr'7"ii'.
ifairm"N:. in years E":". ny. 80 I"'h
rrrrrscn;.d strongly n "a" GIa:nH:td.
and. with BIZ; "n" t'lin ~ IN" Guy, ~.
maua;;"inrut has Il w"nifh nj mar'riHi
10 nick from In liz. f"rmtr "!:;:;i -
Irrnt III" FarInnnj"rS w''T" Il .l:f over
confident and hrf"r" th"% could realize
il tho visitors had aUrh Il Cnn!iniNi'.T
lead. that ,h"y w"r" not nhi' I" over
como il. Tomih man. en- Of IN" h'St
rilrhrrS IN tin ,Ttir" :in''. VIII h''
mound work. Will" several elmer
changes Will h.. seen III III" m"k"-lr ~
tho club. Turknvirh. Il star "n 'h'
Stat, Normal uuc. viii L." seen ~ Ih'ru'
while Loo King. formerly ";th hr"i-
ing and later with tn" l'ltSt'urEh Va
tinrS. will cover tn" *h"ri>i"H jap.
All Mri'nnkryS are in ir"' !'Si 81 con-
ditinn, and with rrI"n"" from N@SHiIl%-
ton last week.. tho team VIII o. 'S'
"dr-ndrst' {" r"nl" on "u top HNi! 'Hh'
tinnr it's winning :tT""k !" 'I"' r.
maludrr az III" season. ''hfl'HH r'''H
j. inc only club In III" valley I" prove
H., ,,.rrrh aver tho local lads. wall" :'';n
NJ ,6n hest clubs h"rral'"'itI has" H. 80
lrfr,t.d rather harlily. Hu:khar' VIII
H.. ON the luhh,r. anh i? Il" - r';Ai
,brr, Will be- n" stopping T." II. N'N"Fi''
Iny,I followers will aCr"mI'hr\ W.
bnNs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-17
FERRY MIDGET
IN Bic CONTEST.
,r,,,e1 Greer to Be the Scene OF the
Fastest Amateur Game OF
the Sea=or.

pi,a1 clubs will clash tomorrow al
t.rnoun or the Tunnel Green GROUNDS
and on. Of the cleancst little amateur
Games 81 the entire year is assured
.e.o ,,,eLs nf constant effort the man
,ecn,cr, Of the BauerS-Fankees final'E
secured a return game from inc MAX e''''
+-err. Midccts for Tunnel Eresn anu
for the first time in years has the over
rho river club played on these ErouI'o$'
Roth clubs are representing the CLASS
or ,he amateurs and each are claiming
tho valley title.
Or, in the East End the Bauer
Yankees have added fast cluD 10 ths
list and during the present year mas
been playing hang-up game l"slEe o''lS
TO the MidgetS Ill two games. IN ilol'-
ecker. the locals have the incest Htt'e
s:u,tfruw Toy his age in the STATE ana
barring any bad Luck. there ~ p" re;'-
son whatever for loss by the local
stars. Each ard every man is deter
mined to do his best while cnnSld"rapsH
r:yalry -AiStS making. I: AL th' more
interesting Very 70" changes Will be
seen in the lineup and tho boys Will work
ont this afternoon quitting on tn tln-
ishinS touches.
The Nidcets hay" great record. :"
good indeed they were gwen a "hancs
TO wr"xt honurS from Ia" Nthl"tIcS but
fell several runs shy. Graham i slated
20 pitch and should TIA" boys com" out
o, top they will l." tho uEdi>pu;"d
champions Of th" Obi" Valley in th"
amateur class f"r th' season Of i?iS
and justly deserving "t SAM. NJ!
members Viii 10. In tir top condition.
while il will h IN" cnl: gam i'll Wh".l-
ms lnrg" .rnw.! expected and
man. from ,hr aver n" riI'r c!'N will
b" On band.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-17

WASTll NGTON. August 16.-Entcring
III" ninth inning with lead Of six runs
Harper pitching for Washington. weak
rnrd with the result that Detroit WAS
able IT, tie The score. and in the 18TH
the visitors mad" tw" runs while The
local team could max" but one. and won
tho game. 10 I.
Harper was knocked out Of the box
in the ninth inning. after five runs had
been made. but Shaw. who rcllvcd him.
issued Two passes. which forced over
the tiring run. The winning runs In
the 10th were result of errors by 1"os-
ter. who missed Harpcr'S Eroundcr.
booted BusEl's low hit and then threw
wildly ~ the plate. Score:
R II. T..
Detroit
nO0 ONO oo6 0on Goo IS l6 ;
washington
300 200 1nn QhQ 900 II ID )
kallin. Jones and Spencer; Harper.
Shaw. Johnson and -NinSmith
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-17

Twu-hnsn hiiS---O'Mar:l. Cheney.
Thrc.-Dasc hitS--Duulan. Carey.
Stolen ba$c-Mnllwitz.
Sacrifice lilS-Duubcrt. CO: Doolan.
Slcr!!ic" fly--CutShaw.
Douplc play-Al"k"chnic, MollwltG'
Schmidt and MCkeChnic.
First base on crrors--lirnoklyn. L
Left on bases-Brooklyn I: Fits
burgh. 10.
First base on balls-Off Cheney. o;
off Mayer. 2.
Hits-Off Cheney. in nine innings;
off Mayer. In Iivr aud nnc-lnird IN
ninss; off Sanders. in three and two
thirds innings.
Hit by pitchcr-By Mayer. (O'Marn).
Struck out-Ey Cheney. ,: by Mayer
.: by Sanders, 2.
Winning pitcher - Cheney; losing
pitcher, Mayer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-17
WON BY TIE REDS.

CINCINNATI Aug. 16.--Aftcr New
York had gone to the front IN IN" hrSl
half OF the ninth inning today Ivy MT
ting Schneider freely. Cincinnati came
back in the last half. knocked steel" out
Of tho box and won after rcrritt had re-
loved the left handler 'r"ncy pttched
wcl1 fnr eight innings. except in the
third when Il single. walk anu
Roush's homo run gave Cincinnati thr""
rims. Schneider WAS wild. but r"c"iI"l
excellent support. Score:
r. II. r..
Sow York n n q . q - :"
C,ipc;rn,,i q q u n n g y /
.rnncy. steele. T'"TrIt; and ltArId"'''
N,t,ar,y: Schneider ana W!nGn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-17
Watch the Little Pimples;
They are Natures Warning

rid The blood of these disorders. And
The one remedy which has no equal as
4 purifier is S. s. S, the purely vegc-
table blood medicine. which has been
on the marker for more than fifty
years. II is sold by druggists every
where.
n you are afflicted with any form Of
skin disease ~ not expect TO be cured
by lotions. oh;mcnts. salvcs and other
local remedies, as they cannot posi-
bly, reach tn" source Of tho trouble,
which, is in the blood Begin taking
s. S. s. to-day. and write complete
history OF your case To our chief md
ical adviser. who will give YOU special
Instructions, without charge Write
at once to Swift Specific Co. AL Swift
! LABORATORY. Atlanta. Ga.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-17
TWO OUT OF THREE

NEW YORK. August l6.-Clcvnland
made i, two out nf thr"" from New
York. drfcating the Yankees in the last
game "f the series here today j. to I.
I'll" visitors piled up runs at Will on
Finnrran and Sanders in the fourth and
eighth innings. WTod hit douhl" and
three singles and made cl"an steal oil
home in the fourth inning. Score:
r. II. l..
Cleveland 49,. 0hh 200 h30--l2 Il
New York. 49, @nu 90" on@--- &"
Coun.bc ami O'Ncill: flnncran. frrSu-
So1l and Walters.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-17
Unsiehtly and Disfieuri7G Signals Of
Bad Blood.

Dun'r close your eyes 20 the warning
which natur" gives when unstghtlE
pimrles appear on -FOUR face and other
parts OF thr body.
Not only are these rimpt"S and
splotches disiiguring. but they lad 20
serious skin diseases thar spread and
cause the most disco:nforting irrtt&-
ton and pain. Sometimes they fire.
roll Eczema. hollis. blistnrs. scaly rrup.
tions and other annu?ancrS that burn
like flames of fire.. and make you feel
t;lat your skin is ablaze.
When these symptoms appear on any
part of the body take prompt steps 70
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-17
TO GIVE REPRESENTATIONS.

- LONDON. August iG.-In order 10 pro-
yid,. for the continuity Of the drlibe"a-
tiuns between the representatives Of
C;rcnl iiritain and tho dominI"r$. The I'm
.Ir-rinl war cabinet says the Times. has
d. ;j,i-d that each dominion shall b" rep
resented h% minister stationed rcrma-
ncntl; in London. Tho Inlrcriar war
cah:rcr will meet from time 10 time
with lhss.. ministers as members.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-17
ARREST DRAFT EvApERs.

ATLANTIC City. y. J.. Aug. lb.-Sc-
Gro; service mrn and members Of the
American Protective league today held
for further investigation Il Of the
draft evasion suspects taken int" Gus
tody last night on piers and in cafes.
They also will examine lhh Nor" sus-
poets picked UP during the night at
resorts adjacent IL this city. ThoSr IN
charg. Of tho raid believe tho final Sirt-
ing Will Civ" tho government from 60
l., - available for service.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-17

PITTSBURGH, Aug. 1G. - ittchcr
Mayors delivery WAS easy Tor 'he
Brooklyns during the first six innings
OF today'S game with the Pirates here.
He was driven from the box and Pitts
burgh was defeated b. score Of 10
L This is Mayors first defeat since
joining the Pirates. after winning eight
straight games. Cheney was in gooo
form and held the homo slugEcrS sal I
all The time Score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-17
WON BY DAVENPORT.

PIiTLNNlLFlIl\.N August l6.--Dnvcn-
port for The second TING in three days
pitched ST. Louis to victory over Phila-
dclphia today. 5 to .. The Browns
punched hits Off Johnson in the fourth
and fifth, three Of their five two-bas-
gers coming in these innings. Demmitt,
after hitting for two bases in the first
inning, dashed to third moment later.
found Sislcr already there and was an
easy out. Score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-17
TO PENALIZE LANDLORDS.

,SiIlNtiTiJN. .tuS. lI.-taising "C
,,x ynluyrinnS ~ the property IF land
lords guilty of charging "H"rhiiaht
rents, To- war workers. II WIS Ain"un""d
today. is one lncthud Ivy which tho nh-
rran Of industrial housing. through the
,n-rrcrati"n Of local city governments s.
is undertaking To check rent pr"htrer-
In
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-17
BUSH BLANKS
THE WH|TES0X

BOSTON. August 16.-Bush outpitch-
cd Cicottc today and Boston won the
odd and last game Of the Chicago ser
les, to q. Hoopcrs single. She1n's
inficld out. and Struks triple scored
one run in the first. Coffcy's single
and Mayors double scored the other
run in the second. Coffry's fielding
was excellent. Score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-17
PITCHER MAYER
EASY FOR ROBINS
Yesterdays Games.

brooklyn. ): Pittsburgh. l..
Cincinnati. i: New York. 4.
Ihiladclphi;l-ChicaE rain.
ST. Louis. =; Boston.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-17
standing Of Clubs.

To-day's Games.
Cl' V"land II l:OSt,,n.
ST. Louis at Washington.
Detroit at Philadelphia.
Chicago at New York.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-17

TIED IN 9TH
WON IN 18TH
Yesterdays Games.

Iir.fOil. -. NIlItIEN. IT.
t.i.>rinrd. L.: Nrw York. 4.
-. Louis. :: Philadelphia. =.
Detroit. ): Washing. : 10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-17

To-day's Games.

Brooklyn IT Pittsburgh CO.
New York ri Cincinnati
Philadelphia al Chicago.
BOSTON at 81. Louis.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-17

-l;attcd for Sanders III ninth.
iEau for Hinchnan in ninth.
Er0oklvu " J U D D Us
rit,ShurEh 1865 o II o.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-09-03

HOUGTNN Texas Sept. e--rhe or-
ranizntion nf committees 20 coua ict
q whirlwin@ campaign for raising si0. p
900 in houston for war advertising
b. nearing completion. according to
Tovcli Marsfon, chairman of tbe gem.
crai committee who states that ha
VIII hc ready go Announce the per
sonnel of the committees Ga conduct
thc work Of solicitation IN p few DAYS.
In a call 60 the business men OF the
city. Mr. harsion sets forth bis plan.
which anticipates the payment Of AIN
amount sufficient 70 meet an demands
Tor advertising ana promoting the va
fioua "wiu thr-wur' ampaisng. such
ae tho snlr OF liberty bonds. raising
funds Tor the rcd Cross Y 81. c. A..
aud other institutions essential 10 tho
carrsnr~ on OF the war Mr. Maraon
expresses tine opinion ihnt this plan
VIII not only he moro satisfactory aud
economical to those giving financial
suppog to the work than TO give in~
discriminatory and without the force
attained hy GO operation.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-09-03

FOR RENT c oom with pivilege
of HRht hOu.,ee. ling. inquire 1p5
Eitrhlr efr0af -y5i
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-09-03
BOARD or coNTaoL
FOR UNIVERSITY SCHOOL

AiHIfN reTas a.pt IHa
school 10 Automobile Wnrhauios. nt
-ea0pI of Nhuaa Arfamutee and
o. Radio School uhieh a4t being
conducted hy the tnieer lef 'H.
Governments have just nnsn pisa. e
pnafi hnald ~ Conftol APPOINTED
nl president o. r Nnam TNa H1md
eonaiets 90 .. N Bryant. So D. d..
chairman IS Leroy Brown. fn o..
Hhl Weaver B 49, 49, &c. Long
ana D. ". Graft the hitter beiar
secretary. Mr. Bryant a chairman ~
the Academic Board of the school
Of Military Arfouautiot Mr. Brown s
chairman Of tho Academic Board 0i
me Radio school und hir weave
in chairman or She Academic Board
on the school of Automobile Mech
ics. M. Long b. auditor of tho rni-
sefsity and NJ. Gian is secretary to
rresident Niuaon. This Board OFF Con
troll viii have charge ui ~. ndminh-
trsiiou ~ the three military schools
wlth full authority % act Ia AN matt
tors except where changes of polics
may bc considered.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-09-03
PABLO ALVAREZ is SHOT
AN DkilLED AT BROWNSVILLE

Brownsville Texas Sept g.. Pablo
Alvarez was shot and Killed IN Browns
willie this mornns Tho killing occur
rcd according to officers when Alvarez
faiiod 20 obey q summons 10 hat.
The shooting came as scuqucncc To
tho killing Saturday night Of Customs
Inspector Fred Tate on the military
road mile and half from Browns
vile. Tate woa killed when he ana %
fellow officer stopped q fagm wagon 70
search Il for con,fabrand Tho occu
pants of the wagon. man and a wom
an. jumped from the vehicle into the
brush when The Officers appeared A.
Tato lifted the turplulin spread over
tie wagon sho twns fired FROM tho
brush Tho bali struck the officer zoo
The temple, kiilinr him instantly j. c.
Adkins hs companion. fired several
shots into The hrush. hut Zoo mo- effect
The wagon and contents about q
thousand pounds Of mrd were acizcd
and brought 20 HroWusyiilc at day.
break. rosscmrn were placed in tho
wagon and the toam turned loose The
animals pllutcd the ufficci 20 "a house
within the city limits Later A. Alva-
rcz and woman approached the house
and the hrotup followed Officers sass
that the man who fired the shot thai
Killed Tate has escaped 90 tho Mexican
side
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-09-03
POPULAR CONCEPTION
or PERlSCOPE WRONG

Az IRISH PORT. Sept e.tCorrr-
spondence of fhc Associated pr,ss) -
~ th" popular conception of the pfr-
iscope ma tine manner in which ii la
hrought 90 The surface and lowered.
were accurate. chasing submarines
woeld hc muh easier task than
American DESTROYER commanders havo
laid 0If for tncm They do not sec
rs pipc four or five inches boz dia
meter with lonros at the ton swiThnr
through tho watcr or disappearing
during the rather slow process OF sub
merging a j-hont
Instead they 500. II They are for-
tuaic enough o slender pipe not more
than one and one half inches in di-
amotor shoot $50 above the surfocc and
disappear Within "a few seconds. % g.
tho trloHcopir pcrscopc that may ho
operated from depth of several fcct
81 under winter craft now are equip
ped with them rather than the old
type which. through photographs and
drawings hns boon Impressed upon
many people