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The courier-index. (Marianna, Ark.) 1917-current, 1918-06-14
(By Mrs. ]. |. Morrisl

Ballet Dance, Jane Turner, Sarah
and Mamie Cotter.
Reading Sybil Schumacher
College Life--Kitty Newbern, Mar
tina Turner, Frances Smith, Vava
Sue Liddell, Martha Mckee, Gather
inc Cotter
Reading Harriet Wall.
The Ruggles Dinner Party
Mrs. Ruggles, Whit Liddeil.
Sarah Maud. Gladys Karicofe.
Peter, Eben Bailey.
Susan, Mamie Cotter.
Cornelius, Charles Humphrey.
Peoria, Sarah Cotter.
Jenny, Rebekah Smith.
Clement, Dolly Newbern.
Emily, Jane Turner.
Kitty, Sybil Shumacker.
Address Mrs. J. l. Morris.
Closing song, "Star Spangled Ban
ner."
The gate receipts amounted to
s3O.79. which the children donated
to. the Red Cross.
sAAs
Everywhere little children are TAX
ing a wonderful part toward helping
in the winning of this war, and /
am sure that nowhere are the chill
dren more eager to do their
part to help than are the children
of Mariana Through their own eff
forts and hard work they have made
donations of $42.16 cash to our local
chapter of the Red Cross. When lit
tie children can do that what do
YOU think of men and women In
America who seem to think they
have no part in this war, and seem
to have forgotten how our boys are
bleeding and dying across the seas.
that we may escape the awful tor
lures that our allies have suffered.
Today the time has come in Ameri-
ca when every man or woman who
is not ready and willing to do his
or her part to help win this war Is
not worthy to be called an Ameri-
can citizen. What we need today,
and what we want is whole, true
Americanism. Americans from the
crowns of their heads to the soles
of their feet These half and half
Americans belong to that beast. the
kaiser.
Through the kindness of our many
friends we are made so comfortable
these hot days The local manager
of the Arkansas Light and Power Co
today installed a large ceiling fan
In our sewing room, and donated
same for our use during the sum
mer. He also donated the current
to us free of charge. So we are now
blessed with three electric fans and
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CHRISTIAN CHURCH

Looking for cool place SUNDAY
morning? Try the Christian cnuIcl
Bible school begins at nine forty-llss'
Communion and preaching sers's
at eleven. Subject for the morning
will be why go to church? nOuM IVY
less you have asked yoursell 'ns
question. How have you answers
it? ,,
Evening worship at eight li'S0.
Pulpit will be occupied by someos'
in case of the pastors prooao'0 ~
sence from the city.
A business meeting of the memu''s
of the church is called for iue'u -
night, eight fifteen. This Is an -
portant meeting and all OF the ''''-
bers are urged to be present. -,
Prayer meeting service weun' =
night will be conducted by MRS !, = :. :
Hobbs class. A good program = :
sured. c...,
]. Burnett Easiey' fa'''''
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Aubrey Sauls, Aubrey RI C
Pete Hill, Rondo
Robert Burse, Aubrey RI
Charley Hale, Aubrey
Mckinley, Arts, Aubrey RI
Jim Mckinney, Rondo
Mark Hanna Arts, Aubrey RI
Walter Mcdaniel, Mariana RI
Sam Young, Brickeys C y
William Henry Stephens, Moro W
Robert Cecil Paisley, Moro W
Charles Edward Banes, Mariana w
Wade Williams, Forrest City
Willie Seats, LAGRANGE
Ed Jones, Jr., Townsville
LOCAL BOARD LEE COUNTY
ARTHUR COTTER, Chairman
]. E. STEVENSON, Secretary
June Z, 1918.
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ice water. for the manager OF the
ice plant sends us nice piece Oh
ice each day. For all OF these bless
ings we are so thankful.
s.s sees
We had quite a number OF Vlsltors
at our headquarters this week ana
all seemed to enjoy the comforts OF
our rest room, and many OF the la
dies promised us donations OF MANS
eggs. chickens, etc, for our auction
sale for the benefit of the Red cross
1888
To all friends of the Red cross
who wish to help us carry on tnls
great work of humanity, we ask you
to come forward with any donations
that Won wish to make. We VIII De
glad to receive donations OF eggs
hams. chickens, corn, pigs, anything
YOU wish to donate All will be
thankfully received.
Don't forget the Red Cross auction
sale to be held in Mariana Satur-
day. June %, at o'clock p. m. Auc-
ton will be at the band stand In
the city park. Entire proceeds go
to our Lee County Red Cross.
Auctioneer, M. H. Ford.
1880
Send in or bring in all donations
to the band stand in the city PARK
Saturday forenoon, June %, when a
committee will receive and cheek up
same. Anyone wishing to bring IN
their donations before the 22nd VIII
please bring them to Mrs. J. |. Nor
ris. who will receive same. Also
remember we want the name and ad-
dress of all who make donations 10
this sale. We want donations from
our colored friends just as mucn as
we do our white friends. Thls IS
not one mans or one woman's war.
This is every Americans war, and
all of us. both white and black, nave
a part to play in this war.
$3.50
Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott Donate Machine
The Red Cross Chapter mere Is
deeply indebted to Mr. and MRS.
Aubrey Elliott of Peters, for a sew
ing machine that has been sent mere
for use in the Red Cross rooms.
The following letter received from
Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott shows their In
terest in the work:
Our activities toward the great
and noble cause for which you labor
so diligently are considerably curtaii'
ed, due to the fact that we are I'M
favorably situated. Therefore, we are
rot aware of what is most needed
However, we are sending to you to
day. by wagon, one machine, which
we presume will assist very ma
terially either in your home chapter
or one of the auxiliarles. Muci
credit is due those who have so as
siduously striven, as yourself ane
MANY others, for an organization o
such far reaching merit.
1T is with profound gratitude ina
we make this donation. and hope u
assist from time to time, as oppor
tunities will permit
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music and a most cordial fellowship
Subject at night, "The Home Lsav
ing."The first of series of SUNDAY
night sermons on "The Prodigal Son
Arrange to attend and hear each q
these sermons. The bright gospel
songs and a call back to the fathers
house. We have a cordial greeting
for visitors and strangers in all o.
our services.
Walter X. Johnston, Minister
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CHURCHES
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

Preaching by the pastor Sunday
morning at eleven and Sunday even.
ing at eight.
Sunday school at nine forty-five in
the morning. B. Y. p. u. at seven
fifteen in the evening.
Preaching by the pastor at Cot
trelps Schoolhouse in the afternoon
Preparations are being made for
our revival meeting, which will be
gin on Wednesday evening, June 26
Detailed announcement will be made
next week.
You are cordially invited to all oil
our services.
W. C. BOONE, Pastor.
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WARNING ORDER

WARNING OROEn
In the Lee chancery e0''
Townser Butler, PLAINTIFF
VS..
Carrie Butler, Defendant ..ar Is
The defendant, Carrie Bu'.', 9TH.
warned to appear in this court s san,.
in thirty days and answer .ns
plant of the PLAINTIFF iiieu n ,ots
Mariana. Ark, June II. is n,srx
R. G. APPLE, Cie nss,
Attorney, r. d. Smith
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Dennis Neal, Mariana C
Robert Tate, Mariana r C
William Mckinley Williams, Maria
ma, R3 C
Niles Register, Rondo
George Pruitt, Rondo C
Pete Humphreys. Clifton C
Sam Webb, LAGRANGE C
Tom Mostly, Mariana C
John Williams, Mariana r &c
Samuel Hicks, Mariana r sc
Mack Estelle, Mariana
Arthe Gilbert, Mariana R4
Robert Barrett, Mariana RS
Goldburg Smith. ROndo
+ Joseph Pruitt, Mariana RS
Grover Thompson, Mariana
William Bowens, Soudan
Leon Bailais. Mariana C
Jimmie Woods, Lagrange C
Rube Burnett, Mariana R3
vester Gray, Soudan C
Dirck Walton, Mariana RI
Fred Turner, Mariana RS C
Daniel Johnson, Mariana R3
Jim Davis, Rondo
Mack Andrews, Mariana C
Walter O'Neal, Soudan c
Ira Rutland. Rondo
Otis Horner. Soudan c
Billie Foster. Mariana RI
Isiah Robins. Mariana
Lee Morgan. Mariana c
Charlie Kelly. Mariana R3
Frank O'Neal. .Soudan c
Johnson Brown, Mariana
James Richardson, Rondo C
Argenta Ford. Rondo C
Willie Milton, Rondo c
Sam Jones, Rondo
Augustus Claburn. Mariana RI
Gus Hinton, Lexa RI C
Harvey Roland, Mariana
Tommie Mezicar, Palestine RI
Willie Smith, Palestine RI
Hugh Meyer, Clifton C
Silas Reed, Mariana RI C
Sidney Tanner. Mariana R4
Emmerson Brown, Mariana RI
Love Taylor, Mariana RI c
Hugh Chapman, Mariana RS
Cain Sain, Mariana RI
Mack Adkins, Mariana
Thomas Hopkins, Mariana
Henry Harrison, Mariana
Herman Covington, Mariana
George Campbell, Mariana
Albert Kemp, Soudan
Arthur Walker, Soudan c
Henry Gressum, Soudan C
Charlie Brown. Mariana c
Green Arthur mellow. Mariana RI
James Williams. Mariana RI
Hays Fults, Mariana RI
Ed Ramey, Mariana c
C''fton Carter Mariana RI
Charlie Franklin, Mariana RS
Henderson Wallace, Mariana R3 c
Harvey. Walton, Rondo
Roy Cecil Nunnallee, Mariana c
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Complete List of Men Who Registered
June 5 for Military Service.

Sherman Virgins, Mariana RI
Joe Morris, Mariana
Walter Scott, Mariana
Robert Thomas, Mariana
Willie Polk. Mariana
Robert Wallace, Mariana RI
Walter Majors, Mariana Re-
Hugh Suggs. Mariana
Willie Barnett. Mariana C
James Junior Williams, Mariana c
Will Jackson, Mariana c
Chas. Lackie, Mariana RI
Fred Scott, Mariana
Johnnie Randall, Mariana R3
Tom Cothran. Mariana RI W
]. l.. Alexander Mariana RI w
Leon War;, Palestine RI
Alvin Wilkerson, Mariana W
William Ewing McClintock, Mariana
Laburne L. Roberts, Mariana W
Cecil Clifford Laird Jones, Mariana
w
Horace Leron Culley, Mariana RI W
William Hartell Toney, Mariana W
Rudolph Riviere, Mariana W
VIII Ripper, Mariana W
Keith Stacy fainter, Mariana W
Griffin Guest. Mariana W
Otis Richardson, Mariana RI W
Geo. H. Higgins, Mariana R4 W
William Otis Russell, Mariana RI W
William Leonard Wexford, Council W
Clifton Wood Harrington, Mariana W
Raymond Dunnavant. Palestine RI "
Otis Long. Palestine RI W
Robert Drake Smith. Mariana W
Ed Anderson, PALESTINE RI W
William Wallace Dorsett. Mariana W
Sherman S. Washburn, Brinkley
Hubert Samuel Hall, Council W
Isaac Patton. Brickeys C
Henry Cannon, Council
Jake Howes, Brickeys
Jeff Logan, Council
James Parker, Brickeys
VIII Bryant. Peters
John M. Miller, Brickeys
Richard Ratings, Council
Robert Knight, Brickeys c
Willie Phillips, Rawlison
Tom Miller, Brickeys
Willie ellison, Brickeys
oliver Caldwell. Brickeys
Mckinley, Avant, Brickeys c
Richard Pittman, Brickeys c
Cansie CISCO Jackson, Brickeys c
John Alvin Kinard. Brickeys W
Clanchy Gray Travis, Council W
Pleas Mccoy, Haynes C
Willie Caleb Graham, Haynes
Joe Haley, Haynes c &
General Gabe Harvey. Haynes
Jimmie Murphey. Haynes
John Charles Roenhild, Haynes W
Charley Lee Gentry, Haynes
Homer Anderson, Haynes W
John Harold Anglin, Haynes W
Cary Pittman, Haynes C
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WARNING ORDER

In the Lee Chancery oo' +
Bank of Marked Tree anu
Sharum, IT., Plaintitis
vs.. .;s stem
H. A. stembridge and Gus'''
bridge, Defendants. s.ambridge
The defendants, H. A. ose warned
and Gussie Stembridge are thirty
days and answer or o'n ,,e plaintif
to the complaint of tns n the
filed against them nefe'n
above entitled cause. 90 tatS.
Mariana, Ark, June Il, clerk
Attorneys. Daggett q Daee
(167)
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Otey Patton, Haynes
Robert Caffey, Haynes C
Andrew Jordan, Haynes
Frank Bril- Rice, Moro W
Jesse Reeves, Goodwin RI W
General Hood Brown, Moro W
Levi Laster New, Moro W
Henry Wolfe Hobbs. Goodwin RI w
George Lafayette Guynes, Moro W
Ensley Washington Lantrip, Moro W
Horace Walker, Moro W
Andrew Franklin Smallwood, Moro W
John Floyd McGowen, Moro W
Rudolph Brown, Mariana RI W
Charlie Brewer, Mariana RI
Dudley Searcy, Mariana RI
Ocy Clancy, Mariana R.
Wash Robinson, Moro
Sam Bowman, Moro C
Calvin Tate, Thomasville
Andrew Johnson, Moro
Tom Johnson Stephens. Mariana Ri
William Dobbs, Moro c
Willie Jones, Moro RI C
James Herd, Moro RI
Lucullus Jones, Moro RI
Walter Williams, Mariana RI
Robert Davis, Mariana RI
Walter Edward Mckinney, Moro
Samuel Norman, Mariana RI
Ferdinand King, Moro
lack Ford Pruitt, Moro RI
Lee Stephens, Mariana RI
Cleveland White, Moro
John Griffin. Wheatley
Nevada Bradley, Moro Ri
Luther Griffin, Mariana RI
Lee Palmer, Thomasville
Willie Johnson, Mariana RI
Senior Broadway, Thomasville
Ernest Grady Gideon. Aubrey W
Twant Montgomery Harris, Aubrey W
Claud Thompson Caruth, Aubrey W
James Cornelius Clark, Aubrey W
Adam Henry, Aubrey RI
Tom Harris, Aubrey
Tom Johnson, Aubrey
Austin Barrow, MARVEL RI
David Rodgers, MARVEL RI
Fred Britt, Aubrey
Amos White, Rondo
John Henry Stewart, Rondo
Will Buchanan, Aubrey RI
Wardell Baker. Aubrey RI
William Flint, Aubrey
Willie Brazier, Aubrey
Amos Jordan, MARVEL RI
Charlie Smith, Aubrey
Ernest ADDISON Terrell. Thomasville {
Isaac Hicks, Rondo
Clarence Enmon. Rondo
Henry Lewis, Rondo
Alonzo Calico, Aubrey
Frank Bowers, Mariana
VIII Minor. Aubrey
David Smith, Aubrey
Samuel Jones, Aubrey RI
William Center Moore, Aubrey RI {
Jim Barnes, Aubrey c
Smith Hogan, Rondo
John Banks, Aubrey C
Brownie Jones. Rondo
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There wouldn't be mucn 4 we're
the top If those who reacn .ht theJ +
half as big as they tnOus
were. M
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Friday evening. June Z, at p. m.
the children gave a musical comedy
an the lawn at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Cotter for the benefit
of the Red Cross, admission five and
ten cents. The pergola was beauti-
fully decorated in the national col
ors and electric lights and served
as a stage. Seats were arranged all
around on the lawn. 1t reminded
one of being in one of the beautiful
gardens in the city. The following
program was rendered:
Song, Sarah Cotter.
Dance, Louise Cotter
Reading, Harriet Wall
overall Kiddies-French Orphans.
Louise Cotter, Sarah Cotter, Jane
Turner, Mamie Cotter, Eben Bailey,
charles Humphrey. Harriet Wall,
Dolly Newborn.
Reading. Martha Mckee.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-05-30
new P0URS H0...
SHOT INTO CREEl
At COP. MEETING
Indiana Republicans Hold 10y.
atty Gathering at Indianapolis
Preceding Nomination of
State Ticket.

indianapolis, Ind, May 2o.-Declar.
ing that President Wilson is the most
astute leader the democratic party
ever had, United States Senator Har-
ry S. New of Indiana, addressing the
Indiana republican state convention
here today as permanent chairman,
asserted that he is also the most
uncompromising in his partisanship
of any man who has occupied the
White House since the days of An
drew Jackson" Senator New con-
tinued:
"President Wilson is a partisan in
everything he does or ,thlnks-as
adroit as he is persistent. 1t is evi-.
dent that the slogan of his party in the
campaign before us is to be stand
by the president and the attending
argument that if one is patriot and
true American, he must elect the
candidates of the presidents party for
seats in congress in order that he
may have support in that body; or
that if one fails to support .hose can.
didates, he votes to discredit the pres
idcnt and his administration and gives
aid and comfort to our enemy in
arms.
"Mr. Creel, with his bunch of so.
cialistic, undertaking mishts, is em.
ploying this sort of propaganda in
every form at his unlimited command
the bulletins. the movies and the
chautauqua. The money of the tax
paying public foots the bills"
Patriotism was the keynote of tho
convention here, to nominate candi-
dates for state offices, excepting gov
ernor and lieutenant governor, and
to adopt a platform. The platform
pledges the support of the party to
all honest endeavors to prosecute the
war to victorious end.
With one exception the present re-
publican state officers were expected
to be renominated for second term.
The exception is that of Horace Ellis,
state superintendent of public instruc-
ton, who yesterday announced that
he would not be candidate for res
nomination, leaving the field clear to
L. N. Hines of Charlottesville.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-05-30
zbYSzK0 FREED:
new DATE ASKED
WITH STECHER
Polish Wrestler, Out Of Tolls Of
Secret Service, Desires to
Renew Engagement to
Meet Dodge Boy.

Wladek Zbyszko, the Polish wres-
tier, has been released from the
clutches of Uncle Sam, according to
telegram received last night by Carl
Marhsi, from his manager, Jack Cur
ley. The mighty son Of Poland was
detained at Ellis Island pending an
investigation of his possible knowl-
edge OF pro-German activities here
before the United States entered the
war.
Curley stated that Zbyzsko was still
anxious to wrestle Joe Stecher and
II the arrangement was satisfactory
to Promoter Marhsi and the Dodge
phenom that another date for the
match could be set by Marhsi, the
match scheduled for Tuesday night
between the two being cancelled fol-
lowing Zbyzsko's arrest.
Curley is willing TO leave the ar
rangement of match to Marfsi in
order to show the sporting public that
they could not prevent cancelling the
match. Curley agrees in case another
match is scheduled to have libby in
Omaha a week before the encounter.
Promoter Marhsi is now awaiting
word from Stecher as to what date
he can wrestle. Stecher will be in
Omaha today for a conference with
Marhsi.> Marhsi favors some date
about the middle of June or the
Fourth OF July and indicated that
stecher would agree to a match at
that time.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-05-30
NELSON IN SCORE
OF 98 OUT OF 100
WINS TRAP SHOOT

Fremont, Neb., May 29,-(Special
Telegram. John Nelson of Boelus
won the trapshooting tournament at
the close of the Nebraska State Sport
mems association tournament this
afternoon with a score of 98 out of a
possible 100 targets. Nelson was
hard pressed by Al Koye and O. Han
sen of Fremont and Joe Butzmer of
Columbus, each breaking 81. P. R.
Miller of St. Louis, lead the profess
sicnal class with SO breaks R. J. Mid
daugh of Fremont, won the Interstate
TrapshooterS> association Nebraska
handicap of 100 targets, breaking g.
T. H. Lewis of Fort Omaha made the
higher rank of the meet for amateurs
with 78 and Del Gross of Kansas City
scored a run of 1l9 gun for high
among the professionals. In the
championship event Ed O'Brien ~of
Florence, Kan, professional, cracked
100 straight.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-05-30
M,t!4i3eldin$Gggl. ,t!43
tNsHan,lueH H5
By FRED S. HUNTER.

THIS is offered as further and con-
i vincing proof that Carl Marhsi
is out of his class as a promoter of
wrestling matches. 1t has developed
that Jack Curley in cancelling
Zbyszko's part of the entertainment
scheduled for Omaha for Tuesday
ss4sAt. offered to substitute John Olin
for the mighty son OF Poland, al
legged.
Carls answer was firm no.
Il don't want Olin," Martisi replied
to the Curley suggestion. II adver-
tised Stecher and Zbyszko. This ad-
vertising covered period of 10 days.
The advance sale-was more than S4,-
600. Olin is a good wrestler-he may
be as good as Zbyszko, he may be
even better and he does possess a
decision over Joe Stecher. But
Zbyszko was advertised. Many of
those who had purchased tickets prob
ably did not want to see Olin. When
| undertake to give the people a
show, | give them that show or re-
fund the money. I'll refund the
money and stand the loss. l don't
want Olin.'
We repeat-Carlos is out of his
class.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-05-30
Todays s Sport Calendar

Automobile - Harkness handicap. 1OO-
mile race at Sheepshead bay speedway. Race
meeting ut Michigan state fair track, De-
troit. y
ROwing-Annual regatta Of New York
Rowing association, New York City.
Athletics-West Virginia interscholastic
track and field championship at Morgan
town, w. Va.
Tennis - Middle Atlantic championship
tournament at Washington, ID. c. Border
States championship tournament at FL
Paso, Tex. Massachusetts state doubles
championship, at West Newton, Mass.
Boxing-An /Shubert VS.. Joe Lynch, IL
rounds, at New Bedford. Bat. Levinsky VS..
Clay Turner, 10 rounds, at Scranton.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-05-30
Miller and EImWood Park
.> Golfers to Clash in Match

Miller Park Golf club and Elmwood
Park Golf club will clash in team
mate Sunday at Elmwood park.
Eighteen holes will be played with
the Nassau system of scoring to pre-
vail. Pairings for the play are as
follows:
MILLER PARK. ELMwooD PARK.
j. f. Merriam against C. c. Sanford.
John Morris against D. MeCabe.
Phil Kendall against J, A. Austin.
Seavey Hudson against Kenneth Reed.
Charles Thessen against H. A. Christen-
sen.
John McTaggart against J. C. Allgiar.
Frank Russell against Lynn Campbell.
Charles Dooley against A. Reed,
Edward Tracy against R. D. Hart.
Don Bassett against NJ Levings.
VIII Craighead against l.. E. Gillispie.
John Finlayson against Art Faulkner.
J. X. Finlayson against y. s. Wallace.
NJ. A. Featherstone against James s
Ainscow.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-05-30
Itching, Scratching, Skin Diseases
That Burn Like Flames of Fir

sores. boils, rough, red and scaly skin
is to purify the blood and remove
the tiny germs of pollution that
break through and manifest their
presence on the surface of the skin.
People in all parts of the country
have written us how they were com.
pletelX rid of every trace of these
disorders by the use of S. S. S., the
matchless, purely vegetable, blood
purifier. s. S. S. goes direct to the
center of the blood supply, and puri.
fies and cleanses it of every vestige
of foreign matter, giving clear and
ruddy complexion that indicates per-
feet health. Write to-day for free
medical advice regarding your case.
Address Swift Specific Co.. 443 50
Laboratory. Atlanta. Ga
Omaha daily bee., 1918-05-30
HUBbELL HOLDS
OMAHA TO THREE,
SCATTERED HITS
Rourkes Are Weak With Willow
and in Field and Go Down
to Defeat, Fivev to
Nothing.

The Rourkes were weak with the
willow and in the field last night and
Joplin won. to 0,
Wild Man Hubbell, who has
strength, speed and curves, but punk
control, stopped Jackson's men with
three measley hits. incidentally one
pf the hits was garnercd by Jackson
himself. 1t was an inheld pop-up and
jackson spat disgustedly when he
hit it, But all the Joplin inhelders re-
fused to touch the ball, so Bill got
hit.
Bashang sncaked out a hit in the
opening stanza and DEBATE beat out
i dinky roller in the ninth. That was
III the damage done by the Rourkes.
Joplin did not hit Kopp hard but
timely, which is the main require
ment of victories at that. Then the
kids comrades played some messy
ball behind him. Donica was the
chief offender with three errors and
,ne slide.
Score Without Hits.
=
The Miners put over their first run
III the second on Donica's first error,
i sacrifice and Agnew's double. Metz
single and Miller's double scored an
other in the third. Then Kopp
checked Hulswitt's men until the
seventh. In the seventh, eighth and
ninth they counted run an inning
and two OF the runs were scored with
out a hit.
The Rourkes just had an off day
Yesterday. It wasn't the brand OF
bah they generally put up. Today
being Decoration day. the Rourkes
and Miners will play double-header,
Y The FIRST game will start at 2 o'clock
And the Rourkes promise to win both
games to atone for last nights event.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-05-30
Murray and MedIock Offer
Services for Camp Boxing

Paul Murray and Kid Medlock,
Omaha boxers, have offered their
services for the athletic carnivals
staged at Fort Crook each week for
the soldiers of the 4lst infantry. Muir
ray and Medlock were quick to
answer after reading Kid Graves ap-
real for more talent.
we are ready to box for the SOL
diers any time" said Murray. Any
time Graves wants US for one OF his
shows he can find US at the North
Side Athletic club. Twenty-fourth
and Parker streets"
Omaha daily bee., 1918-05-30
Annual Harvard and Yale
Crew Race to Be Saturday

New Haven. Conn.,, May 29.-Yale's
varsity crew, which will row against
Harvard on Saturday evening, had
time trials over the Housatonic
course yesterday. No figures were
given out The Crimson crew will be
en- the water late today in a she'll
loaned by Yale. The race, OF two
miles. will be down stream. the finish
being halfsa mile above Derby.
Cambridge, Mass, May 2e-The
Harvard university crew left today
for New Haven for the annual race
with Yale Saturday.