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Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-05-23
Washington

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Appointments BY President Wilson
include Thomas -. Sattery of Cow
ington, Ky, United States attorney for
The Eastern district of Kentucky
Henry Behrendt OF Detroit, Eastern
district OF Michigan.
An amendment to the post office APP
preparation bill providing for an in
crease In the salaries of clerks and In
ereases of 20 per cent for rural mail
carriers was adopted by the senate.
Food Administrator Hoover asked
the house appropriations committee
on Wednesday for S1,0o0,000 70 pro-
vide Offices and clerical hire for the
1900 county food administrators.
President Wilson came to the rescue
Of the American farmer. Ayaiilng him.
self of thefull powers of the national
defense act, by proclamation he placed
under strlc. government control the
Importation, manufacture, storage and
distribution Of ali farm equipment.
All dealers In these commodities are
requested to obtain federal licenses to
do business.
President Wilson Informed his ad-
visers in the senate that he Will not
oppose a thorough inquiry into the air
craft situation by the senate commit
tee on military affairs. AT the same
time he insisted that the investigation
should stop there.
President Wilson has asked Charles
II. Hughes to assist Attorney General
| Gregory III Investigating the aircraft
| situation. Mr. Hughes has replied
that he will be glad to assist The
president said the Importance of the
aviation service warranted an inyes-
tigation with as little delay as possible.
The house passed the pension bill.
carrying: appropriations of Sts5,0Oo,-
| 600.
The long fight in congress oyer the
Overman bill, empowering the presi-
| dent io reorganize government depart
naents and agencies, ended with pas
sage of the measure uaamended by
the house. 1t goes to President Wilson
for his signature. The vote was 295
| to 2, Representative Sterling of Illi-
nois md tsiliett of Massachusetts,,
both Republicans, casting the only
negative votes.
Foreign
Argentina Is at peace with all ma
lions and has NO reason to change her
present policy OF neutrality. declared
President Togoyen il his annual mes
sage at the opening of the flfty-seyenth
congress session AT Buenos Aires.
Great Britain Is prepared to- oFeonstd-
er proposals from, the enemy, proyid-
Ing they are put forward bs accredited
persons in straight forWard manner.
Foreign Secretary Balfour declared In
4 the house OF commons. IF any rep
resentatiye OF any belligerent country
desires seriously to Iay hefere iis any
propusais," he said. :.we are ready TO
listen to them .
Coughlan's shjpgartl. at Vancouver,
b G. the largest sllipbuilding indus
/ try Ia British Columbia. WAS dev:asttsa.- +
ed by IRE. The loss will run from i
million and half Id two million dol
lars. One fireman was killed
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/ at their meeting at German great head
quarters. German nesaspa pers saY, nc
4 cortiiEg to Az Exchange sEeissraph dis
patch TO london from Conei,Iaag gen,
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Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-05-23

A course III eamonflage, said TO be
the first ever offered by any college
of the world, was opened at Columbia
university II wilt be open TO artists
and mature students IN various
branches.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-05-23

Mrs, Potter PalIner's VIII. affecting
tlts ltspasai Of between SIC, COG, 900
and $500 .osto. was filed i'll the pro-.
bate court nj Chicago. The bulk of tlle
estate is handed down, lii trust, to
Honnre Palmer. and Potter Palmer. Jr.,
she two sons,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-06
LABOR MASS-MEETlNG TO
BE HELD NEXT SUNDAY
Louis T.. Post 10 Make Address III
Ci!y tuditorium-Nusica
Program Planned.

Louis +. Post, Assistant Secretary
of the United States Department uf
Labor, will speak hero at a mass-meet-
ing TO he held in the City Auditorium
on Sunday afternoon. May L.. The
speaker was secured through the COM
miitcc in charge of the patriotic labor
demonstration. under tho auspices OF
the Central Trades and Labor Council.
Of this city. Through consultation WITH
G. II. Winfrey. director OF war camp
community service. and those in char,c
OF tho sunday sings. the committee
decided To transfer this demonstration
TO the City Auditorium TO accommo-
date the crowd expected
The war camp community service
and the war savings stamps commit
tee Will cooperate with the Central
Trades and Labor Council TO make
the demonstration Il success. Tho Sun
day sing will he a feature OF the
meeting. Professor Mercer 10 he IN
charge OF that phase Of the program.
Thc band. composed OF members II
tho Richmond Musicians Union. the
local branch of the American Fedora
ton. will also take part.
Mr.. Fost spoke here about year
and half ago 10 n large crowd in
The Colonial Thcaicr. II is predicted
that all who heard him then will, &c
possible. hear him again. Mr.. rost -
man OF varied experiences. having
been printer, lecturer. lawyer an.
writer. He entered tho Wilson ad.
ministration in 1918.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-06
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
HAS VERY LIVELY WEEK
New Orleans Comes From Behind in
the Home stretch and Takes
the Lead.

BIRMINGHAM. ALA. May J.-The
past week has been a lively one with
Southern Association. tho leaders
changing positions several times with
New Orleans coming from behind in
the home stretch and assuming iirst
position. The worst humiliation the
Pclicans suffered during the week was
:, defeat at the hands OF the lowly
Crackers.
Chattanooga flashed into the lead for
several laps, but was crowded out IN
the finals and finished second
Little Rock, the leaders tho week he
fore, cracked under tho strain. dropped
four out of seven games and fell bacis
to third place.
Nozzle only won two games out Of
five and slipped from second TO fourth
position.
Memphis had bad week. losing five
Of eight games hut held on TO nth
place because Of other teams mis-
fortunes.
Birmingham and Nashville both
made poor showingS resulting in tho
two teams swapping positions with
Nashville getting the best end OF the
swap.
Atlanta finally broke her losing
streak and won three out OF six games
The ChattanooGans. besides lcadinc
IN" league IN games won. also lead in
team and individual batting and stand
third in team fielding.
New Orleans is leading i'm team field
Ing Mobile is second. Teuro. Of Lit
tie RocN. leads the pitchers with three
wins and no losses 10 his credit lie
Nashville. and Lehman, Chattanooca
arc tied for second place with three
wins and no losses, but have pariici-
patcd III only three games each.
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NEW YORK STILL LEADS
RACE IN NAT |ONAL
Philadelphia Club H,crM hclmiu-I,
Defeated, nnd Boston
Proved Easy.
rouE FAIL TO MAKE CHANGE
american League Opens Week With
same l.cahcrS-NIitchcll Quits III
gers, AMI VIII Join The National
Army This Week

MEM YORK MAY T.. New York met
with n" worthy Opposition m the Ma
tional League during an, pas, week.
Overwhelming rhtladclphi., and then
easily disposing Of BOSTON chicago
went into second place by increasing
it's winuin. Stroak To eight straight
Victories. aud made li niue straight
day. when Vaughn blaukcd ~.
Louis with three hits. BrooklNuS play
games aud losing QUO. Philadelphia
went t" pieces. Iosu2 All uNo games
played.
IA the American League there was
no chang" Of position among the four
leading teams, but Boston ana DicNc-
Chicago. though batting hard won
only four ont of seven games PLAYED.
New York and. Philadelphia each won
three games and lost ono game
III" New York Giants shut out rhil-
Idclpltia ia three games. ami scored =,
total of twenty -scvcu runs themselves.
HuStou scored on" each on Benton and
r"srcau. Chicago took the only game
played IN it's series with Pittsburgh.
aud outsiucgcd Cincinnati on Thurs
day and Friday aud scored tho only
run in the game SATURDAY.
I'hiladciphja'S downfall WAS - sur
rrjSo. After tho New York series tho
oudiicrs lost two to BROOKLYN. Brook
lyn took two ont Of thrc" with E"ston.
pittsburgh Won two aud lost ono
with 81 Louis. Cincinnati broke oven
u four games with -. Louis. To-day
Cincinnati divided q double header with
Pittsburgh.
In Ia" American League Boston took
Two out "f three with Washington. hut
Was twice defeated rs <cw York
cleveland lost tho Chicago series
winning on" and losing Two Although
"utbatt"d by ~, Louis. cleveland won
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-06
ADJUSTMENTS
the NIagiria

Thurstoa, the magician. wonder
worker 10 the children and a mystery
TO the Grown-ups. brings a now pro-
gram OF sensational features to the
Academy all this week, with mat!uees
on Wednesday and Saturday.
With each passing year Thurston
grows In popularity. and each visit
he makes shows new development OF
oriEiua! ideas and added deNteritY.
Among the younger theatcrs ocrs one
frequently hears stories about the mys-
tcrics of Hermann and the great kcl-
lar. These references arc usually ac-
coInpanicd by An expression Of regret
that they had never seen either OF
thsc two masters. Thurston shows
all that either Of the two named did.
and then a great deal in addition that
is extremely more hafiinG, he provides
many new novelties that arc not only
mysterious. hut uncanny in character.
which proves that the Egyptians had
only tho alphabet OF fooling after AL.
Most or his new mysteries deal with
life in the afterworld. such as the man
Hesitation OF spirits and the materiali
cation OF ghosts. chief among ether
sensations are "Merhisto's Daughter"
Every Wonan's WISH The Master
Effects Of Spirit Mediums and re-
markablc daring and sensational scenic
sketch presented by special case OF
sixteen people called villa Captured"
showing a realistic race between an au-
tomobilc and motorcycle.
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In Doug rairbnnli>'- shoes.

~ Regular Business Man" presented
by John X. Morton and company. IS
among the gayctics OF the new show
that comes 10 the Lyric for the open
ing half Of the week, commencing
with the matinee performances to-day.
1t Is the hlariously funny farce in
which Douglas Fairbanks, the movie
idol scored his biggest hit on the
comedy stage. The lauShtcr-provokin
sketch has won for Morton the high
place lie occupies as a farCcur to-day.
On the same bill Will be seen the
fastest Of comedy dancing teams. Me
Cormack and Dohcrty viii contribute il
black face act that is ndescribab!y
funny. The Bowmans are premier eX-
poncnts of niger" character. and arc
good singers and dancers The Nolun-
tccrs," :. song farce, is another real
novelty, serving TO Introduce one of
the most popular quartets in Vaudc-
willie. Rounding out the bill will come
beautiful and shapcly Alice dc Garno.
sensational female Gymnast. New mo-
ton picture displays accompany the
vaudeville bill. as usual
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-06

Tlnrsd"y and Eriday through timely
hitting ~ Wood Saturday the
browns took a close game and cvcncd
up tho series o-day.
Chicago lost to Detroit THURSDAY.
after getting Il four-run lead in the
FIRST inning. The White Son got
twcmty.ivc hits for nineteen runs Off
James. iIall and toValcSkic on Friday.
but lost an clcVcn-inuimG game TO tho
Tigers saturday. o-day Detroit made
- three out OF four IN the series.
New York. slu; out Philadelphia
Tuesday. The Athletics defeated the
Yankees Thursday In tho only othcr,
game of tho series. Mack's men dc
icaicd Washington Friday and again
saturday.
Mitchell pitched his last sa,no Mon
day Tor Detroit before joining the Ma
tivnal Army. and lost to 81. Louis The
Browns took tho other game Of the
series WEDNESDAYS, winning in the
ninth.
The first triple play Of tho season
Was made by Cincinnati last sunday
against st Louis. Eddie Collins cap
tain OF tho Chicago Americans. durirr
the week established "a record Of plav.
ing III AS consecutive games his f1rst
miss since l:it occurring Friday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-06
BLUE LAW IN DANVILLE
Props and Town Enforrcs .abso-
tic Closing Ordinance on Hot
test Dny of Season

EVILLE. VA. May 5.--Thc lid
on here tight to-day with the en-
|mcnt OF the Sunday closing ordi-
|. Despite the announcement that
OF the delicatcssen stores would
In open, none actually did so and
Fay. the hottest Of the summer.
r without any being able TO get
Prinks.
p factors initiated against the
PANTS, one was the eleventh our
fcry that the ordinance made the
Of Sunday goods just as guilty
e seller. and the other was the
by Judge William Leigh. of tho
ration Court. that stores could
fl1 soft drinks on Sunday. Prcvi-
4 that ruling. the court had made
own that any violations OF the
ould mean the revocation of the
brink license and none seemed
s to make test.
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Noted Horse Owner Dead.

LEXINGTON. Ky. May 1.-THE last
Of a long line of famed Kentucky
thorouc hired horse owners passed
away to-day. lie WAS Colonel Milton
Young, SiNty-scveu. and MAS widely
known aS a former member of he
Kentucky state racing commission. and
rs tho owner Of tho famou" Hanover
and many other turf winners
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AND PIRATES SPLIT
FIRST DOUBLE-HEADER
lincider Is Wild In Second Game
His Error Giving II Run
to Pittsburgh.
,NEY MAKES a GOOD START
Pucinnati Hits Harmon Hard, and
Knocks Jacobs Out of Box in
Less Than Three Innings In First
Contest.

May 3.-Cinciuuati
Il Pittsburgh broke cvrn ia tho iirSt
jor-l league double header Of the
,son here to-day. Tuncy. NAL King
first appearance Of the season.
chcd fine bail in tho first game.
p would not have been scored "r
: for an error behind him. The
ala knocked Jacobs out Of The boA
less than three innings.
IN tho second game Schneider MAS
ID, aud his error IN the second in
hS gave Pittsburgh run. 'iucIn-
I hit Harmon hard. but failed to
full value for their safe drives.
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Eddie McGorty Drafted.

|ICAGO. May a.--Eddie McGortv.
! osh. Wis. middlcweight. tonight
called into service by a Chicago
board and ordered to report to-
ow at Camp Grant. Rockford ILL.,.
hmm cdiatcly cancelled several pend :
ma tcheS and announced he would
for Camp Grant at once.
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FORMER STARS IN GAME
Camp DrNcns Team, Is Defeated by Old
Timers before 10000
Fans

BOSTON. May o. Moro than 10000
fans to-day SAN a team ot former
Boston big league stars representing
tho United states Navy defeat q nine
Field
Ernie Shore, formerly Of the Rcd
SoN. pitched for tho winners. and had
on his team Msrauvillc. Jack Barry.
shorten. Walsh. ,;aincr, Of tho Rcd SoN
Witt. OF tho Athletics: and Rice. Of the
Braves. lanvrin. formerly OF tho Red
son. captainod tho Soldier outfit Maran-
Vilic was the star Of tho game.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-06
DETROIT WINS FROM CHICAGO
Il. A.sncl.lcd r.

DETROIT. May "a poor return By
licbold of IIciIInan's long sacrifice ~
vim The bases filled in tho eighth m
ming enabled Detroit 20 win from I'll
caCo. , 10 ., here this afternoon. BuS D
drove q fast one through IN" pitch"r s
box cobb WAS hIt ny pitched T." u
and Ncach duplicated bUsh's drive. III =
ing tho bases Bush scored on Hell
mans ~ and COBB crossed when Lei
holds throw went between third aud
tho plate. Gaudil drove in both Of tho
visitors runs with = three base hit III
tho fourth inning. The score:
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ftSHttrd Tor NcAIc IN n!nth
"Rattcd for WinEo in ninth.

totals .......... II - Is ,
fEattrd for Ncalc in ninth
Rattcd for WinEo IN ninth.
ltSburSh -. ~ = q o 90 o.
3uns Cation. Carey, King. Harmon.
NTH. Scalc. Biackburnc. Two-basc
k-Groh. Roush. Eiack burnc ,2D.
en- bascs-L .MaEco. Cation. Carc%
Sacrifice hits-WinCo, MCkcchnic,
mon. Sacrifice ny- Blackwell.
Ihlc plaI.- Roush 10 l.. MaErc;
a<cchnie - Mol'witz Left on bases
{ittsburEh 6; Cincinnati. G.-F'irst
IL on errors Pittsburgh .. Gin
lati. J. Bases on halls-off
Sncidcr. g.; or Harmon, . lIits--off
mon. 10 in S innings; off --cclc. |
inning. Struck out-by Seine der.
by steele. ] Wild pitch-Schncicc der.
ming pitcher, Harmon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-06

y; Nashville. 4. Memphis. :.
At New Orleans, C: birmingham
NJ Mobile Atlanta. forfeited TO At
lanta in twelfth. Umpire charging Mo-
bile with delaying tho game.
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Detroit,
Ola IS - -
-Batted for Scha!k in ninth.
Battcd for Tellc in seventh.
.Eaitch Tor hAuSS IN seventh.

chicago O"
Detroit ..............p U d . -"
summary: Euns-W Riabcrs,
Bush. Cobb Ncach. Thrcc-b hit
Ciandil Sacri fee hits--Nitt, Schaik.
Jackson Sacrifice ny-IIcilman. Double
play-McMulin TO Hisbcrg 10 Gandi!.
Left on bascs-Detroit, :: Chicago. =.
First on crrors-t'hicago /. Bases
on bans-of Danforth. 4. IIits-of,
Dauss. in innings, off Jones. > in =
innings. Hit by pitchcr-by Danforth.
,Drcsscn spencer. Cobb. Struck cut
-Dauss, .: Danforth. =. Winning
pitcher Jones.
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Vacation Homes

Spring brings thoughts of ;he vaca-
ton home, II YOU have such you will
do wolf I" advertise it i'll The Times
Dispatch classified columns Phone
ItAnnNInh [
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JBS WIN NINTH STRAIGHT

/ I1cAGO. May 5.--Jim Vaughn was
inc form to-day. and held ST. Louis
three hits, while Chicago punched
off Meadows and shu; out the Wis
+. 3 to o. making II nine straight
the locals. The score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-06
You Can Sell u Now

There arc lots Of odds and ends
around tho house you would like TO
dispose of--a Times Dispatch Want
"a VIII do 1t Tor you. Phone Ran
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-06

\: Columbus. :; Louisville, Z.
~ Toledo. 3: indianapolis. 4.
At Kansas City. 3: ST. Paul, I.
At Milwaukee. f3; Minneapolis. I.
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Z inCin matt.


finiiati .......... | q " q o @ :
iurnmary: RuuS-'irch. Grinith.
5IEo. Two base hits--,;roh. King
5cc base hit--Groh. Double plays
[oncy TO l.. MaScc TO :. M.,Gcc.
InEcl to Cation. Left on bases
ltsburEh. :; Cincinnati. s. Fis; base
| ors-PittshurEh /. Eases ON
ls-of Topcy. 9. of Jacobs off
Ndcrs. |. iiits-cm Jacobs. S IN = -
Kings; off Sanders. = in 5i-3. struck
by Tcncy. .. Losing pitcher.
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National League
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

NESTFNIINl > NiSl MS,
II. Louis. q: Chicago. ..
Pittsburgh. I; tinriunati. :: tfirst p.mr'.
Pittsburgh, s: Cincinnati, :; t-r,oni
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-06
STANDING Oh THE CLUBS.

GAMES To-day.
Cincinnati AZ - Louis.
philadelphia at Brooklyn.
Sow York at Boston.
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How They Stand To-Day
American League
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Cleveland. q: -. i..ui-. 3,
Chicago. .: Detroit, g.
GAMES TO-DAY.

Gle, Gland at Chicago.
II. Louis nt Detroit.
boston AT New York.
Washington at philadelphia.
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cleveland .............0 q q q q ~ %
st. louis .............l ro0 - -
summary Runs -Tobiu. SMITH. yum
.makcr. Three h.sc hits CHAPMAN.
smith Sacrifice hii--Mais"L stolen
bases Williams. icrbrr. First bias" on
crrorE-''Icvcland. - 81. Louis, >. boU-
bic pla Gerber and sister: Gcdoon
and SiSlcr. WsmhScauss. Chapman and
Williams. CoVclCSkic. Chapman ana
Williams. chapman, WamhsranSS aud
Williams Hit rs ptrhcr-hN Cove
lcyki" ,Tohinl Bases on hsllS-r'
Sothuron l. Struck oUt-by Cove
Icsliic. ,. ~ Enzmauu. i, hy Sothcron-
= Ii,s-on covoi"skic. !" IN in
nin.s. OF EuHmann. in inning. LOU
on bases cleveland. :. -. Louis, i.
Losing pitcher. C"vclcskic.
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l. VOL ase hitS--llornsby,
| lie. Three base hitS--IIornsby.
fee hits-Flack. Hollochcr. Left