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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-11-19

Signed:
Fair Price Publishing
Committee.
C. II. harris, Ch'm'n.
c. II. Ritter,
r. B. Cook
L. w. Seaton
r. Tignor, Secretary
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-03-24
BAD CHECK LAW
IS TESTED HERE

Tho first contested case that has
.oon tried iu local courts under the
bad check law. has resulted In the
conviction OF the defendant. and
antouce 90 % fine ana short term
Ial
Thi. conviction upholds This law
Ind nts precedent that may result
u .e.nnng the activities OFF offend
under this statute The prac-
.. p. giving ehe.ts when there
..a u. fund. or insufficient funds
thc bank to cover. has grown 90
such ln extent that business men
lavo boon mrdcU'l end ncouynn.
,uced greatly. and business has
boon hamrored in many WAYS not
90 mention 'bc lose. sustained.
Merchant are looking to this
aW Tor relief from The bad check
,v.l and now that tho way hga boon
paved 1861 probably seek assistance
more often from that quarter Vn
w bad check giyers decide that
'ne safer policy i- to have sufficient
funds iu tho bant before issuing
checks.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-03-24
CARS MUST NOT
Be STOPPED IN
STREET CENTERS

The city ordinance regulating
the arking uf automobiles on
the streets uf amarillo will be-
strictly enforced on IaN Tor
street between 9th aud 9Th.
announcement to this effect
was made b, chief at Police !.
a. MhratlcA ~aturia, morn
ing.
ST. Nhe8fl'F declared that or
times traffic De- blocked on this por
tom of TAYLOR street owing to the
act thaf the parking ordinance o.
iolaiod when people parh their
ars iu the middle OF the street
rhis s known a. double parking and
violation Df the city Parking
ordinance Thr ordinance states
hat a.l car, par ed on the streets
must he driven against the curb and
to other Rr D. allowed 90 park by
Do side uf fhe cars already against
hr curb
only AZ times during the dIv are
h. conditions a. explained Goo b."
oun1 on fHis street but fhe police
apartment Isl instructed % fils CONF
.ia.uis boz ifr .'fy court against all
'ersou. violating the ordinance.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-03-24
WELL KNOWN SPEAKER
To ADDRESS PANHANDLE
TEACHERS ASSOCIATION

Ur Charles Evans of Oklahoma
City nu address the Panhandle
Teachers Association on the after
noon and evening 81 March GOTH
Or Evan. D. acquainted Rith every
phase OF our public school problems
aud aIll bring ne teacher O. mes
eage worth Rhile Having served
Cor seven years as superintendent OF
the Ardmore city schools Tor siN years
"a president OF the Central State Nor
NAL school ard ior two or three years
a. president of Henry Kendall Col
legc. be- has been Boz touch With ey-
cry department of school work and
understand COS few school men DO
the every day problem, of the teach
or
or Evans ma man with o mes
sage aui know how to deliver d..
There Is NOT Boo the entire country @
better platform speaker BE i8 aiire
with zeal for the eruse nf education.
and no man OF woman can listen 20
him without catching some ui h1 en-
thI.iasm &c is progressive wide
awake. enthusiastic fuil of sympa
my for .,hiii li." and has deep in-
sight into the nay feries of child
graRth aud development so better
book uu education has appeared In
recent years than pr Evans Grow
u- L.fc. published by Rand Nc
sally Chicago
The City OF Amarillo extends Co
the teachers of the Panhandle cor
dIal invitation 10 attend this meet
inr OF the Panhandle Teachers Assoc
citation aud hear pr Evan, u Be-
sincerely hoped that School Boards
viii encourage the teachers 10 at
tend hy partly boafine their expense.
where fhie Is 40 400 possible
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-03-24
AMARILLO HIGH TEAM
WINS OVER CLARENDON

The outcome uf Ihe bali game he-
tween rla Amarillo Hih team aud
fhe clarendon College team Saturday
.'rrrulu .b. rplse to t0c maj
nry n. 'h. people in attendance
The AMARILLO boys walked or with
lH.s with score u. > I'D D.
That Tho clarendon boys were de-
aaiod vas apparent from the begin
I.u. o. fIe game
Tho Amarillo foam defeated tho
Tma IIgh school .eam last satur-
Gas hy score ot lr 200 % llt tho
.1H Norr afraid of close gaale with
mo Clarendon team
An unusual large crowd witnessed
.bc game
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-03-24
TONEY CHISUN RETURNS
FROM HUDSON FACTORY

T0rrv CHI-um distributor for The
Iudson super sI1 automobile n fha
Panhandle has just retained from Ia
'rIp fo fbe super SiN factorIe-
SIR rh.um bad four car, hlupe
lf express '1 him here and they were
Irlo1taa rr 'hs f4th. Two of them
tsrr delivered immediately on arr.
va. ono eas delivered to @ p sD1tf
1f Hereford and he other fo oak
hamheris.n of clarendon The other
900 eefe .ai1 fn D. y sweeney ol
Teklrla aH f.m niedsoc oi Absr
Iafif TrrI.
SA cars have been shipped to pru-
ff au' Young toaler1 Cor the liud
.0n cars ai Roswell and three tu
~ Eisins daier. AZ Albuquerque
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-03-24
RED CROSS AUCTION At
PAMPA WAS SUCCESS

Special to The Ncua
PAMPA. March 23 The Red
Cross Auction ,ale held here last
week was success In every detail
and rampa feels hat they have made
q liberal donation 90 this great hum
unitarian organization t2.o29 So be-
ing realized from the sale
Much credit 8, .Io to > Jami-
SON who did mot UGitate tn res,or-
ne to Jmus.ur Ways OF making
the Red Cross o. success in every
vay The o.g ftat was sold tor 81
81. aid to have usted like silver and
Billy fbn GOAT that brought $500
.s considered ONE goat The band
boys % ppmpa win use him as their
mascot while tho hair cut. shave
shapmoo. b8in and shoe shine donat-
ed bog ono of our local BARRIERS. Hamp
brown aud purchased by our towns
man T D hobart ior $50 is sap
posed 'o .st fnr somctime
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-03-24

ST. and Nrs ~ Barkus. who
were here fo attend the funeral Of
their niece Miss TheIma Rar.us.
lat" returned in their home In YER
pom
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-03-24
RsAt ESTATE RNCHANGE
DENIED NAN, PRIVILEGE

WASHINGTON March TH"
McAlestef real estate hluFr of
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-03-24
Service

that fits in with your business requirements
is thai the kind Of service that you receive at
this bank.
WE AIM TO RENDER A DISTINCTIVE
SERVICE TO EACH CUSTOMER
Your account whether large or small will be
welcomed.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-03-24

Edison ~. ~ t.amps
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-01
BELMONT RESULTS

ueak5 j. A" i. to re : l frst %nieo
:5Gondi, %Iill%.sn, sun los ,Wai.si.""s 70 T.
Kreu,cr voor butterfly Contender. UntIs
S,Hd Cray E%F.g i,@Sg Ti:ht Pr Camp-
Eerlns. tarin.D!. Ba'N.t!s, Grayson. Glory
belle RurrIit. SURPRISING also ran.
SSr%pa 2 ,N" m'iss3Eobin
To- i. mrst Li;ic Nearer Us ,iayncs). !
&C. 20 =. - 49,, second Brand. 1871
Waugh. "a /. :" !. even, third. rinie
So pisiurHeT. Russian Pin,nn. Cioots
Third race seven turlones-Jock Scot
BATTLE. ia collins. II 10 =. I to . and !
TO :. second LNc.iG. liz 'MCGTiw). S 10 l.
cross IL. Tea c,>!Gy. i'tnIinan. ORLANDO OF
Fourth race four and one half furlongs-
IcnTosc, ipt lGrick son). : TO .. 10 ) ami
10 : ,nrst. Wise joan. l9i 'Emsorl; 10 l.
1r - J AMI cen, second; Wewoka, III
rim. IS seconds Little Ma 'd Via Har rn'E Il
stevens, Ro.sIiae. Rainbow Gir, Trium-
INFANT. JACK Aca!ey. Frances Starr and Title
Fifth rac.---ynue and 4 s.xt.enth-Monon.
moH' JOS tNSiassnTD ven. to and
;; aaa opt lh.'4 Time, ~; Is; Altman
GisoUa linct).
:, stxlh raee-tonr ant on"-hait ,urlongs-
q OUT and out. se,nnd: Suffrage. ia (Pitz).
. !-5 seconds. Beauty S!ecr. Lady DAVIS
Dancer II. Little Besslc. Doveridse also
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-01
HEARST COMES BACK
AT COLONEL ROOSEVELT
Declares Former President Ia Making
Grave Mistake To Dih,urb
Government.

NEW YORK. May 2i.-Repiyine tc
Colonel Eonsevclt's letter to Senator
fc!ndextcr. crit!ciliug the war at,i-
tudc OF President Wilson. Sccrctar,
Baker ard the Hearst newspapers, and
announcing the action of Postmaster
Genera! Hur!rS"n in denying the privi-
leees OF tn. mails TO disloyal puhIica
t:cns, William Ra ndolph Hearst said
Mr.. Roosevelt has sent to the sen.
ate 10000 words OF denunciation ot
the President of the United States. Of
Secretary Baker. Of Postmaster-Gcn
!nr!"son and Of the Hearst newspapers
He has caused this diatrib. 10 be
printed in tn" Congressional Record
ana distributed broadcast amonE. our
people a; tho very moment when The
war - rcachiE:; us most a-duous and
mos critical stage.
very sincerely believe that Mr.
Roosevelt is making "a grave mistake
in cndcavnrins TO distract our leaders.
rncni. and or our military operations
and spread doub, and distrnet and dis
ssnSion among our people at this seri-
Gus time.
This is the time above all times
Tor Tho sacrifice ri our personal asp!ra
lions and conisms.
II is tho time fo- the exercise q,
our utmost combined cndcavor. for the
"Nertion Of our most vigorous. united
cotton.
IL is not a time for discussion and
disarnsion and detraction.
All legal Americans. individuals and
institutions should Join together. re.
CARELESS Of personal nr political prciu.
dices and work harmoniously 10 heir
our frtHident and our people to wir
ne war
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-01
CORNELL QUALITIES SIXTEEN
IN PRELIMINARY TRIALS
tS.ocin,jon Of Amateur
Athletes Hold Finals
To IImN.
IRv Ag.o,-A.-l Tress

PHILADELPHIA. Nay 2l.--Corne!i
came through true 20 form to-day in
N" preliminary trials tor The cha'npio on
ship Of the intercollegiate Association
Of Amateur Athletes ~ America. the
finals Of whtch arc 20 oe h.ld on Prank
rrauGeG sixtecu mon in the eleven
events for when ,ria's we're held to-
day ana r. no time We're any o: ;n"ir
men pushed 20 the limit % get i pace
IN tho finals.
Da:truouth and Princeton showed
wen and II Cornell should WIN the
meet. b: IS believed second place viii
b." betW.on THESE two colleges. Dart
mouth qualified thirteen men, VOL! dis
trlortod and Princeton got eleven con
tostanta among tho qu4lih"rs.
Tho lniF"rsity oil Pennsylvania
placed eight mon; riitsuurEh seven,
Massachusetts lrati,utc Of Technology
aud columbia. s.A each, FordHa'u. five,
GcorpftoWu. four. Brown, Lafayette
and Yale. three each. Harvard. Penn
syivan!' sta" and Rutgers, two each,
and hmhera' johns Hopkins and
SwarthWorC. ono ruCh.
Many Of tho events wc-c closely con.
tested. however and fairly good time
VAS MADE in tho dashes and hurdles.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-01
DOZEN STARS OF TURF
TO RUN FOR RICH PURSE
Sixth kentucky Handicap for Thor
ouShbred Thrcc-l csr-Oldx and
over Days Event.
lBy Associated Press. |


LOUISVILLE, Ky, May 3l--Twelve
stars OF the running turf are card-d
20 go 20 the post At Douglas rarl TO-
morrow 10 struggle for fame and for
tune for tho.: owners, which goes y!th
winning me sixth running o; The Ken
tUcky Handicap. the richest ot all
American races for thorouc nhred
three yea--oiGs and over. The distance
Is - = mile and 4 quarter for purse
81 $4,000 added money. ana Will be
worth approximately $4,000 10 the
winner.
Jiorsemcn pronounce the field ;he
most uniform in quality in the history
Of the event. It includes such horses
as the mighty Cgdgel, the crack son
% Eroomstick, which Will carry TOP
weight and GO 70 me post the tav-
oritc under me co.ors Of !. *. L. Ross.
the Canadian tu-'man. L. l. Bakers
King CORN. which won the race last
year. and probably VIII make another
bid for il. Mir. Bakers H!f JT., which
established new American record
he-e "Wednesday ior mile and sew
outy yards on circular track. G. NJ.
Hendri"'s Hancher. \. *. Nncombcr's
Hol!is;cr and J. W. Parrish's Midway.
King cio-;a. rif, .Ir., NoN!ste- and
Ranchcr are believed % be CmdEcNs
most formidable rivals. hat the quality
o. tho :ie'd Is such that the others MI!
not DC without hacking.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-01
Pittsburgh.
tltiS % -
Fan for SNYDER in ninth.
+Ba'ted for May in ninth.

ST Louis n n g. :
Pittsburgh 800. : 3 0 . x--l
summary: Runs-Smith 90. Baird.
Hornsby. Smvth. Tuero. Gonzales. Big
bee. Mollwitz t3), Carey 90. Steneci
%. eaton. McKechnie. Schmidt. Two
base hits---Mollwitz. StcnEcl. Cutshaw
Three base hits - Carey, McEcchnie.
stolen Observation-Disclosures co. Carey 90,
.;tcnEcl. Cation. Mckechnie, Steele. Sac
rifce hita---cruiAc. Schmidt. Left on
hascs-S,. Louis. s: pittsburgh. ;. FRS,
base on crrocs--plttshur l. Bases
on holls--oT IIorstman. !. off Nav. ;:
off Jacobs. /; of Steele. >: off Sanders.
|, Hits--off SherdeN. in 2 Ia in
ninEs. off HorStmaa. in Ia inning:
Oft May, in l-3 innings: off Jacobs.
4 in 2-3 inning; off steele. in I ! 5
| innings cnonc oJt in ninth: off San
ders. none in ! inning. Hit by pitcher
by Steele. tSmith). Struck out
by May. . by Steele. 2. VIVID pitch
NAV. Winning pitcher. Steele; losing
pitcher, HoEstman.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-01
YOUNC'S SINGLE WITH
BASES FULL WINS GAME
Starts Local Rally, but Giants
Head or Drive.
PLAYER HAS HIS LEG BROKEN
Chasing Fly. Young and NiehoT Col
lido, and the New York Second
Stacker Sustains Disabling Injury.
Pirates Win Over St. Louis.
tBy Associated Press. I

PHILADELPHIA. May 31.-Youngs
single with the bases filled in the
sixth won to-day's game for New York
TO !. giving them two out of three
Tor the series. Zimmcrman's three
base wild throw started a local rally
in the ninth. Pinch Hitter Adams and
Meusel hit singles. but Sallee frightened
up after Cravath drove a liner into the
preachers that was foul by not more
than two inches oung and Niehon
collidcd in tho first inning while chas-
ing Williams's ny. and ~. New York
second bascman had his leg broken
below the knee. The score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-01
LOUISVILLE, RESULTS

sRsss '?-.i2e' $, q r.: ETC. :,5's 4.
H I4rpey 81 so9 ii3 q to-,.l E'rs
CHARLES Camel vaEahond. Ydr..iiiI.h ~.
- GunE. Leicester also ran
IxIfowaT5, rsSso y. e. dtGt'o9F; L"ral. i"5
YIN los iMe.ca'G $ 20 and g. "a ,5Song
ibt2d r,,is ar12 ar; no onra,yJ s.U.
Third raceo r7 ''r ,IiI- f,-" ~
dek). $40. t7.s0 .nd !sI0. MS, ws.,...''ih1
III tJohnson!. iI256 a0i $500 taa6r
i:ss Is! It,rle = Ir. lta,2 RI. nh. s',1G
: Adams also ran. -"
re F'o " cs9fo1 ,?I- ~ r,2,v iea
ns55gt;; Thrills. Is. On uufker. {n9 - lid.
$3.50. ,h:rd Tim q ~. I tarIde 9rrgt. ;.
Niohell: Walter, E'adv. s. Ther"5.i" w A.
Fifth TaGe-.rriic and seventy ards F.r.
swc%p. IL: a. McCahoj SIS 20 .75o I'M
Snspsen55s ,ssd, H;tn ne .ccd fnpr ,99 Is
o.. Johnston. san .rlfl Time i',E
S'His-n!'e ana .IAfoeuth CIara tis ~
and 13 secona 'e7s.e Louise los ~ So
Dream, Mar f5ens n.uv I.i'nch. Cor., l',yc
seventh rer"--rnIi, and -hrsN -.t,,.,,,,-
WsflE e e .a7s Sd t.is32'I2 2?
4Toc4gsGee, .Aiiieatr clar Wwo iof,uaua. A.,
sp!!isr also
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-01
The Horrible Handicap
Of Poisoned Blood.

aopc This remedy has been in gem
.ial use for more than MY years. It
Il purely vegetable. and contains not
particle OF any chemical, and acts
promptly on the blood by routing all
traces or the faint, and restoring il to
absolute purity,
Some OF the most distressing cases
Of transmitted blood poison have
yielded "a the treatment OF S s. S.
and no case should he cons! dared In
durable unt!l this great remedy has
been given thorough trial. S. S. S.
acts as an antidot. Ia every iu?purity
in the blood You can obtain II at any
drug store. ou- chief medical adviser
viii take pleasure in giving you with
out coss any advice that your indi-
vidual case requires. Write to-day to
Swift Specific Co, 433 Swift Labora-
tory. Atlanta Ga.-Aiv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-01
The Innocent Suffer Even Unto
the Third and Fourth Genera
tons, But Relief Is Now
in Sight.

II has long been accepted as mat
.er Of course that the sins Of tho
fathers must be suffered by innocent
ooSterity. yet IT is hard TO become
rcconciicd TO this condition. The hcri-
tacc Of physica! infirn.ty is a handicap
Inder which thousands must face the
oattle OF life.
Scrofula is probably the most no.
iccabic of the transmitted blood dis
orders. though there are other more
severe diseases OF the blood that pass
from one generation to another. No
matter what inherited blood taint YOU
nay he laborinS under. S. : s offers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-01
SHIPBUlLDERS WIN EASILY
Especial to The Ttmes-nispa,ch.l

NORFOLK. VA. May Sl.-Ncwport
News had an easy slime winning to-
days game from Norfolk and increased
thor lead in the pcRnaut race. The
visitors had hating feast IN tho
FIRST inning and when the smoke cleared
away eight men had crossed the plate.
hewitt, a new iwirlcr. proved an easy
mark for the visitors and TWO others
Who succeeded him Jared lI;tle better.
40 r. II. r,
Newror; News.S oolocol DO - !
Norfolk ...... q q Q Q 0 O O. : 8
Batteries. Fisher and kroSer: No
"it;. Lev!acss, and Tierhune and Fla
hcrty
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-01
Here and There
With Carlo
Libel.

Libel.
Why call him sport" this handsome.
dashinE boy.
OF wondrous face. and manners sweet
and coy?
By sport" NO mean q clean thing
and a sane
BY sport. we mean Il necessary part
BY sport" we mean a conscience and
heart
By sport we mean n we'll proper
TONED brain.
Why honor each OF these young bucks.
whose aim
Is but TO hold some city corner down?
why call him sport" when you should
call him clown?
why place blot upon the grand old
name
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-01
SIX HELD IN CONNECTION
WITH INCENDIARY BLAZE
Warehouse with Stock Of Grain and
Quantity of Sulphur Fired
Mt Memphis. :
[By Associated pr.ss.1

BY Associated Press.1
MEMPHIS. TENN. May 3l.-Six men
nave been taken into custody as a re-
suit or fire hero early to-day which
destroyed the warehouse OF John Wade
sons. with n stock OF grain and a
quantity of sulphur valued at $4,000.
FIRE department officials say explosives
caused the fire, and negro. who was
shot and wounded by a night watch
man at tho warehouse. said he had been
hired by two white men whom he i'd not
Know TO stand guard outside while
they entered the building. The watch
man said he saw several men leave
inc place Just before the FIRE started.
and knocked one down
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-01

Spares from uncovered insulation
Dreaming through window in the
basement Of tho O H. Berry and Com
pany building At the corner of Main
ana Eleventh Street. attracted SOL
dl"rS attention about IL 80 o'clock last
hight. ic turned in an alarm Of fire
and considerable excitement was
created Firemen moved the wires be-
fore damage was done.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-01
VISITORS AGAIN WORK
Jp THEIR SCORE

After these SIX Richmond STOCK;
took fare ZIP. Tu,. Eraduaily the
visitors began 70 c.awl UP on the Colts
and tied The score in tho n!nth inning
after sending one runner across in tie
sixth. f.. 80
ManEus binF!ed for two bases 10
IlsG. FIELD, his crounder bein. too
naro Tor Bufuey 70 field "putch''
Klein went out from strain 10 Bu--
ney hut Mansus went to third on Tho
pa GearRart fled GU, 10 c,rafr.
iHen II oors riHped on. . clean .,yo-
baEgsr 70 LEFT ana scored Sianr.is ~
this junc'ure. Manager Stineon -
placed Napier with Jackson. and &C
Manarer Emery sent Wood,
Heriott Not falling IN the genera
expectations. Wood singled and hrourbt
In Moore. Emery went out from Vim
son TO BurUey
Jackson gets the credit .o- the Gam.
as the score was tied while no 80
occupying the n ound and as IN. chi.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-01
C|COTTE TAKES HIS FIRST
VICTORY OF THE SEASON
Pulls White SoN Out OF Hole After
Relieving Williams i'm Sec
oud Inning.
COLLINS SWATS VICTORY RUN
st. Louis Defeats Detroit in Tight
Game, Talking Contest by 3-to.o
Observation-Disclosures Game
Postponed.
COLLINS swATs VICTORY RUN
LEY Associated I,rn.a l

ChEF ELAND. May 3l.-Chicago de-
ie''eo cleveland. to . to-day. It be-
me oicotteS first victory of tho sea-
SON lie relieved Williams in the sec
enu' after Cleveland had scored one
AZ az On FOUR passes and had the bases
hllcd with two out. Cleveland tieJ
~: score IN the seventh. hut Murphv's
nouh!c' followed by T.. Collinss single.
Ptoduced thc winning rum in Tho
eighth. Chicago's iirst two runs wsrc
on errors. The score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-01
DETROIT LOSES TO ST. LOUIS
tRy Associated pressl

pETROlT. May 3l.-I,--ro.r was ahIe
TO nix Shocke- safely bat three time
today. and lost 20 -. Louis, 3 TO .
The game was called at the end OF
tic eighth inning to allow St. Louis 10
catch train. The winning run was
scored II the sixth inning on a base an
balls 10 pemInitt. Smiths sacriticc and
GcGecn's single The score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-01
c"n.ider Mnn Power Mobilization.

WASHINGTON. May 3l.-Mobtliza,
ion OF the nations man power for war
production VIII he considered at a con-
feren"" or Fedora employment direc.
tors mere. June IL to Is. the Depart
ment OF Labor announced to-day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-01
Tctanus kills DAUGHTER

ISptcIaI 70 The Times -Displtch.l
COLUMBIA VA, May 3l-MarIon
EStelle Walton. age twelve Years
daue hter Of MIR. and Mrs. Arthur Wal
ton. OF Columbia, d!ed In the Johnston
Willis Hospital to-day. The imn cdiate
cause Of death was tetanus caused by
Infection from an amputated finger.
Funcra! services will be Saturday at
L. NJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-01
ANNUAL GAME BY CONGRESS
VIII Meet on Washington League Ola
mond for Slaughter
June -.
10y Associated Press ]

10! Association !r-SS
WASHINGTON. May 3l.-The annual
baseball game between The Democrats
and Republicans OF the House of Rep
rcsenta;ivcs will he played Saturday.
June \. at the Washington American
League Park. II was announced to-day.
The game Will l." for tn. benefit of
the war work fund CO tho Woman'S
Congressional c!uh. Representative
NcClintIC. OF Oklahoma, will manage
the team composed OF Democratic mem
bcrs, and Representatives sidney Mudd.
OF Maryland will have charge OF the
Republicans.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-01

ST. Paul. MINI. MAJ 3l-Pul IN
ham. VINO jumped his coUtrac, with tho
-. Paul American Association team
last year - plav with tho Hibbng
club on IN" lyon Range. has been sold
to tn" Boston National League team.
~. left to-day for Boston
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-01

ba;tcd out n win In tho ninth on
the other hand. had Richmond failed
70 come back. Jackson would have had
TO answer for tho defeat.
Tho ninth told the tale Jackson
iied out To Klein and Ninson went out
from CoNington To Mancus. at nrst
ihe audience had just about settled
Gown for an extra inning session when
johnson walked ana trottcd in on sun
sons winujnE WALTON
Following Is the score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-01
PIRATES TAKE CONTEST
tBy Associated prcsa.l

PITTSBURGH, PA. May 3l-Six
pitchers were used by Pittsburgh and
St. Louis to-day. the home team finally
winning. u TO = The game was
marked by Ineffective hurting and
heavy hitting. The score:
81.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-01

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han. /.
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Sew Drl"arS q;
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-01

Gosh. 1t looks like us fans have
gotten ourselves III hole. We called
attention last week TO Newport NewS's
delay and spoke lauShinyly o! the
one man" team. Now Newport News
appears to he ono 100 many.
Hope we haven't gotten that bunch
mad at US.