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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-10
EXPECT MORE ARRESTS
FOR DEATH OF BOY

HAMMONTON. n. J., Dec, l0,--Fur-
ther arrests in conrection with the
death Of three year oil billy" Dansey
probably WIN be made within a few
davs. A warrant ia said to have already
been Issued for Mrs. Susan White, sis
ter.in law Of Charles u, White, who was
taken into custody Monday with Mrs
Edith l.. Jones, charged with killing
the child Mrs. Jones, who was house
keeper for Councilman Edward II.
White, the father Of the prisoner, is
charged with being an accessory. Both
are held In the county Jail pending the
action Of tbs grand jury.
Prosecutor Gaskill said he Is con
WINGED little Billy's death was due to
accident: that he believed that he eth
er had been kicked or shot by per-
son. who was inflicting injuries on his
tog, and that every effort was made
to save the boys life in hiding place
where he eventually died Then, the
prosecutor added. the person responsible
for the child's death became frightened
and carried 1t to the swamp where II
was found BY hunters on Nov. Il.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-10
1920 POLICIES Of
c. O.. P. OUTLINED
At CAPITAL MEET
Gov. SprouI in Keynote Speech
Attacks Wilson's Mexican
Plans and Lays Down Re-
: publican Beliefs.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.--Goy. Sproul
OF Pennsylvania, in a keynote speech
at the meeting today of the Republican
national committee, attacked the ad-
ministration's Mexican policy and de
clared the Republican party approached
the coming presidential campaign with
confidence that the people would in
dorse its policies, His outline of these
included better relation between CAPT.
tai and labor, economy and business
management in administration, a firlr
handling Of the Mexican situation, res
toration OF Anericanism and constitu-
tional government and sound solution
OF thelrailroad problem.
Referring briefly to the question Of
peace, The governor declared the Re
publican citizenship had 'endeavoret
TO Cooperate In tho coHrauslea of tn,
matter, with only such limitations a,
VIII preserve to this republic its full
right to determine its own affairs "un.
der the constitution
We must prepare said Gov. Sproal
not only to clean up the governmental
mess in which We find ourselves, but
We must lay our plans for restoring
our nation to the position of respect
which it once held,
Calls It Disgrace.
We must lay our plans to meet the
menace to our peace and we'll being or
our southwestern boundary. No chap
ter In our entire national history |,
more disgraceful and humiliating thar
the story OF our relations with Mexico
during the past seven years"
He declared that during Republican
times relations between capital and la
Dor have always been pretty we'll un,
derstood." Sentiment for Americanism
he said. was rapidly increasing and i
was the duty of the government to pro
mote 1t.
Development of national resources in
cluding the public land also was de-
clared by the governor of prime impor
tance. He pointed to the railroad ques
tlon as forming one of the most diff
cult problems awaiting solution.
The rape of railroads" he said
conceived in an unho!y lust for powe
and partisan advantage, has left us
situation which will demand the highes
abilities OF sound judgment and forcefu
management to work out"
Gov. Sproul also declared the peo
pie wanted relief from "the interna
tional meddling of government depart
ments in their private personal affairs.
"If We viii come down out of th
| fools paradise Of extravagunce and in
efficiency In which we have been soar
| ing" he said, and get back to work II
| earnest, our troubles and even our debt
will soon vanish
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-10
MEXICAN PRODUCTION
OF OIL SHUT DOWN

WASHINGTON Dec. 1o,-Production
4 oil in Mexico practically has ceased
Is request of DEGREES promulgated by
President CarranZa and the general at
ptude OF the Mexican government to-
Eard foreign oil companies. Chairman
Payne, of the shipping board, was told
|oday by delegation Of American oil
ben, headed by F. r. Kellogg, of New
FORK.
Drilling Of new wells in the Tampico
Eistrict. from which comes much of the
forid's oil suppy. has been prohibited
E the Mexican government, the oil men
bid, and there have been difficulties
Fith transportation to seaports for ship
Nents and other hanaicaps.
shipping board officials conceded q
8tustion as outlined by the oil men
sould have serious effects for the
american merchant marine as the
Hpard's supply comes largely from the
Mexican fields. The board now Is oper-
ling. some 500 oil burning ships and
ia stores now on hand will not last
rpre than two months,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-10
KINGS DIVISION
IN FIRST PLACE

Additional subscriptions Wednesday
to the shelby County tuberculosis as
sociatlons $4,000 fund. secured by the
wholesalers and commission division.
brought this units total to slightly over
quota w r. King chairman, said that
cured w r. King, chairman, said that
by night he anticipated a figure well
over $1,000
This division, cassed as the third,
Tuesday furnished the leading team in
point of sums TUNED in. This is the
seventh team OF the division, David
Lee Is captain and has as assistants. Il,
H. Mcconnell and f. G., DeMuth Mr.
Lee reported for Tuesday $4,000. His
quota was $4,000.
Mr., King has eight teams and de-
clares that his divisions quota will be
reached ehrly in the campaign.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-10
CONVICTED
Of MANSLAUGHTER
Admits Firing Shot Which
Killed Frank Eastman, But
Says 1t Was Accidental.

curt " ednesday morning returned a
5erdict Of guilty of Involuntary man
laughter against Sam Smell, on trial for
/ he murder Of Frank Eastman, which
occurred in the north eud of the county
4st May. The conviction carries PEN
+lty Of from one to five years in the
tate penitentary
Motion for a new trial will be heard
3n Dec. 49, Bond was fixed at $1,000,
Smell was accused of killing Eastman
4 Q make the way clear to marry Mrs,
fasthan's daughter This he denied
VI the stand, He admitted firing the
3hot that caused Easthams death but
5eelared II was accidental that he
vas shooting at mad dog and killed
Eastman, who was with him instead
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-10

Memphis, Tenn, Dec, 10
---Temperature-
Hour. Dry Bulb. Wet Bulb. Humid'y
pm. es'day % 20 IL
a m. today. l6 - 60
Noon today O.. % ~ So
Maximum temperature. 4l minimum,
i6 -Sun sets today, 4;49 pm. rises
tomorrow, 6;5S am. Moon rises S4S
PM tonight. Precipitation, is inches.
Tennessee Fair colder In extreme
east, not quite so cold Thursday In cen-
tral and west,
Missssippi-Fa colder freezing to
coast, not quite so cold Thursday in
interior
Arkansas Fair not quite so cold IN
central and west,
Alabama Fair. colder freezing to
coast, not quite so cold Thursday IN
interior
kenucky-Fair, slightly warmer
Thursday.
Louisiana Fair. colder in southeast,
freezing to coast, temperature % to, aS
degrees in sugar and trucking regios
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-10
~ ~ "A particular presentation of
MAIZE ACIFT BLOUSES
BY UNICsesss.;ss:s ?' If ,s: ss':sss :sss.. s:
ection Nay be individual.
INDIANAPOLIS. Dec. lo--with PrsMoen,

INDIANAPOLIS Dec lO--Wth Prsnoen,
posal for ending the strike still under consideration,
of miners recessed 12:05 this afternoon until 81
Acting President John L. Lewis said he expected the
finish" today. Otherwise, he would make comment
The general committee reconvened shortly before l,
this morning 1t generally expected the proposal
for the immediate return to work of the miners at n
Ia per cent in wages and the appointment of comm
three adjust wages, would be accepted before
ference adjourned for the day.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-10

Slight moderation in the temperature
NJ Memphis is predicted by the local
Feather bureau for Thursday and by
FRIDAY this territory doubtless will be
teieased from the grip of extreme cold
eeather which has swept the entire
dississippi valley and now is moving
Eastward. The government theT-
Raometer Wednesday morning registered
q uegrees 1ove zero at o'clock. The
3nercury climbed during the morning
power, and at noon registered 22 de-
$rees.h The temperature Wednesday
plight probably will 60 below the mini
mum OF 16 degrees reported Wednesday
norning, but considerably warmer
geather is almost certain for Thurs
Il with the announcement from the
veather bureau at Washington that the
3rest of the. cold wave had passed over
he Mississippi valley relief from the,
ubnormal Temperatures was confident.
N expected. The thermometer at Chi
ago Wednesday registered degrees
lelow zero, while 5 below was predicted
IN Wednesday night.
Freezing Temperature was reported
bn Galveston, Texas, while the cold
II spot on the weather map was White
YER Ontario, with minimum of A
Ngrees below zero. Kansas City re-
44fted degrees below, while the Nher4
pHieter at Oklahoma City registered
rlle fnll effects of tlleecold wave have
\ II bNeh falt III the East and that
assfi III al probability viii escape
HE exfffine cold that has been felt In
PIE Vest and In the Mississippi valley.
New York city was comparatively warm
ednesday, WITH reading Of 10 above
|4,rhe wAather burnat, also anno,inced
tnRt unusually heavy and general rain.
III had preceded the cold wave In its
Weep from West to South and East.
severe cold wave Is predicted for
Wednesday night throughout the At
&ntic states, the upper Ohio valley and
He lower lake region. The tempera-
Hlres will moderate slightly on Thurs
Xhy in the Mississippi and Ohio valleys.
Storm warnings were displayed We'd
|esday along the coast from Louisiana
- Maine and high winds generally
throughout this region were recorded.
# The fair weather Of Wednesday with
pntinue into Thursday in Central and
x Fest Tennessee, East Tennessee win
visited by extreme temperatures
Wednesday night. The shippers fore
|hst, given out at the Memphis office of
he weather bureau Wednesday, says:
m Sin a radius of 100 miles of Memphis
#rotect shipments for the following tenn
2eratures during the next "a to 36
ours; North. to 10; east, 10 to Is;
2outh and west, is to 20 degrees.
n While Of, course, the extreme cold
#as caused heavier consumption, so
hF no one seems 10 have suffered In
Memphis from lack Of fuel, Coal yards
have enough on hand to care for all,
But at the minimum allowance fixed
$y the government,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-10
Hair Cuts FO' Bits:
oh, GiUe Us GLOUer's
On A Day Like This

.Glover's Mango cure for the growth
Of more massy and Medusa like locks
instead of pates beshorn of protection
from. the blasts of Boreas, provedomore
popular Wednesday at downtown bar
Der shops following the BARRIERS boost
OF hair cuts from 35 to 50 cents and
the attendant advance in the prices
Of shaves TO two bits.
Placards announcing the advance
were posted in all union shops.
Manicurists have already gone up
from so cents to rs cents in prices for
q conversation and cuticle renova :
ton.
However, Carrie, Lottie, George,
Maybelle. Gwendolyn, Psyche and other
manicurists promise more attention and
smiles than usual.
There will be no diminution In the
flow of verbiRge and advice on the part
Of loquaclous BARRIERS on all qSestions
from domestic to inter solar following
the increased prices.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-10


international and district officer
members of the executive board
scale committee, gathered gossip a.
tho causes Of the prolonged session W.
rife, With very few exceptions howe
ever, all agreed that President Wilson'S
proposal would be accepted some tins
today
one high miners official who asked
that his name he withheld, said meSk
Of the argument yesterday was on the
request of the Illinois miners that the
CLEVELAND convention be reconvenNd
to act on the proposal OF President WN-
son, Another rumor stated that. the
members OF the general committee rom
Illinois, In caucus late last night, had
agreed 10 accept the proposal today.
Comment was heard on all sides OF the
valiant fight being awged by Acting
President John H. Lewis and Secrota-
ry-Treasurer William Green, Of the
miners, on behalf Of the proposal, VI
which they agreed in conference with
Attorney General Palmer In Washing
ton last saturday
Al Yesterdays meeting II Is upder-3
stood the committee members were a.
vided into two or more factions, one
OF which strongly favored adoption Qf'
the new proposal and another Of which
opposed any settlement other than thht
embodied IN the miners early demands.
A third division, II was said, took the
position that rs 3 general convention
OF the miners had formulated the de-
mands and ordered the strike In the
event that operators refused 10 grant
them a general session would be re-
dulred 10 eau OF the strike
The proposition being considered bH
the minefs provides that they RETURN
| TO work Immediately under " ptis
| eSnt Advance In wHgae ard fuf appoint :
| rietit ofa commission By President wis
son 10 adjust coal prices and TO equal i
I've wages with the Increased cost uf
| living
In deciding on coal prices the COM
mission would aeek to arrive at figures
| which would give the operators q rea~
sonablc profit without imposing too
great burden on the consuming pub
lie The body would he composed OF
three members, including one practical
miner and one operator
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-10
FIREMAN KILLED.

SELMA, Ala, Dec. 10.--Floyd Tarvei
negro fireman. was killed and a negro
porter badly injured when Louisville &
Nashville passenger train No. 4, Pen
sacola to Selma, was wrecked at Sar-
dis Ala. eight piles south Of here, last
night, due to a.washout. Several pas
sengers were b kIy shaken up.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-10
=N)iR CITY CAR WORKS
WILL NOT CLOSE DOWN

Tenn. Dec. 10. CSptl
Enial OF the reports that the Lenoir
~ Car works, at Lenoir City, would
be down within the next week or 10
&s was made today by w. Harris,
erintendent of the big plant we
Xe no thought Of closing" he de-
gd.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-10
Gold WAVE HAS
SPENT ITS FURY;
WARMER THURSDAY
Hlxteen Degrees Registered
Here While White River,
Ont, Records "A Degrees
Below Zero.
Alaska Basks
As u. S. Shtuers

SEATTLE, Wash, Dec. 1O.-Ther.
mometers In KetchilSan, Alaska, reg
! istered ~ degrees above zero today.
\ the coolest day OF this season, ac-
8cording to dispatch received here.
!. ~, Alaska regrets" said the mes
sage, the cold being endured by
the people in the Northwestern
states who have not such sunny
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-10
UNCLE BEN AND
ACTORS TO AID
KIDD|ES' FUND
Seventy Year-0Id Chap Tells
GOOdfeIIOWS He Needs Pair
OF Shoes Same Mail Brings
Girls Appeal for Mother.

list of subscribers to the Good
ieilows-Santa Claus club will be
round on the editorial page The
total to Wednesday was $2,964,53.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-10
MINERS RECESS WITHOUT Christmas spirit"

Here one easily selects the acceptable appropriate
Gift to best express intimate regard thoughtful re-
membranee This is our Interpretation of CHRIST
MAS SERVICE"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-10
Weather Forecast

Fair, with slightly
warmer temperature
Fby Thursday.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-10

Julian Wilzin. years old writes. ~
am sending you 81 10 make some little
children happy the same as am Christ
mas. ! wish YOU all merry Christ p
mas"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-10

will attend to sthe packing. wrapping
and sending to all parts Of the country,
your gift articles, and relieve you of the
anxiety.
Main floOr-rear.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-01

oo7JrKht Company REAs Rsssss4
Registered q. s. onice-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-28
Lupta de Ia Ma.
raSeSti-OituZ.
De: Virgiliu-Sef. -Serdaru.
(Urmare).

La atac granicerul Musat flu &c
dintiiu, bravul scrgent Sc arunci
ca TN leu in accl lad de foe.
lar cind pc linia focului aparul
ra femeile aducind cartuse in sor
turi, cind baetani Gu Ochi nevino
vati sc rugau sa lie ,,dee" 81 lor ar
me de lupta atunci flu nebu
nj generala. ;.
Toata tara era in picioare, nj
meni nu sedea docului.
Era ca in noptile acelea de groa
"a, petrecute la munte, cind {
furtuna mare, cind ploua Gu ga
leata 81 END fulgere ingrozitoa-
re brazdeaza cerul 81 lumineaza
casa ca ziua.
In timp ce tOata casa e sgudui-
ia 81 traznetele ell sgomot meta.
lie nu mai contenesc, atunci tot
eel din casa Sc scoala din somn
| 81 Gu ochii mari de groaza sc
string in camera gaia ca pen
tru .ori ce pericol -
Aceasta par ca era situatia ia
miliei celei mari, tara, socotind
dupa soldatii strinsi pentru atae,
dupa femeile ce veneau Gu car
tase 81 dupa copii ce cereau arme
de lupta. 49,.
81 atacul incepu. :.
Granicerul Musat fu eel dintii
care sc arunca in iadul Gle foe. !.
Pornise... 4
In acelasi timp atacau 81 yiteJii
Rosiori Pc Gotta Capitanul Deme-
triad, all carui hume va raminea
pururca pomcnit, dupa multe alte
|'ispravi vitejesti, porni 81 el GU
ltscadronul la asalt. :.
81 in acclasi timp murira dol
oameni.
Murira dol Mteji...
Jos in vale, pc defileu, Musat,
granicernl grenadier, fusese refe-
zat de gloantele unei mitraliere y
apoi svirlit de un obllz; sls pc co
|ta capitanul Demetriadi Gu sa.
l'bia in NINA, in fruntea escadro-
..nului, fusesc loyit dc un glont n
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-28
SINGURA FARMACIE RO-
NINA ,,KEPES" DIN
PATRIA VECHE.
2017 w. Is Str, Cleveland, o.
(vis-a-vis de United Bank

MOI tinem tot felul de medicini de
aici si din patria veche si le vinden
Gu cea Mat mare punctualitate.
In farmacia noaatra lucrA farma-
cisti dfpiomati, care vorbesc romineste
81 IL alte limbl din patria veche.
Avem cele mai bune medicini sf
Gedici perltru boale secrete. femetegti
fl bArbAtesti, precum si pentru alce
boa,e % garantam pentru leacurile ce
dam orr trfmitem Gu posta. Scrie ro-
nfneste q Loi va servim tot rom;ne-
ste. Medici specialist. care fntotdeauna
stau 10 aispozitie. (245S).
Avem medicini peptru / dollar pen
tru asudarea pfcioarelor care mtroasa
ID vindeca In 3 zile Gu garantie.
GriJeate % numAruI 2Oa7 West rs str
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-28
SPRE PATRIE.

Cine doregts de ! 1ucra usor
citeva ceasuri pc vappr s4 se a.
dreseze Ia:
CREKNWICH LABOR A0INCY
40 Greenwich STR lIew York,
d. City, n:
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-28

frunte 81 de altul in inima 81 ca
zuse pc spate, acoperindu-si Gu
miinile fata.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-28
XIV III.
DUP 6 AUGUST.

Dupa marlle- lupte din Ziua de
6 August urma 0 vi dinistita Ia
Marasesti; dar la Oiuz presiunea
inamica era tot asa de puternica,
vointa sa de Q .strapunge fronul
tot ASA de neslabita.
Faimoasele pozitiuni, Gotta 7S9
81 Fabrica de sticlarie, pentru earl
Sc dadusera lupte desperate, sunt
atacate din nou de mamie. dar
trupele noastre mai indirjite ca
ori END ia lupta, respinsera vio-
lent pc mamie, prin lupte corp ID
corp 81 prin renumita baioneta ro-
mineasca.
La Casin, pc Rachitasul 81 pc
valea Susitei inamicul ataca nein-
cetat, cautind sa-si mascheze ceia
3 lovituri principale. carl Sc resem
nasera de la inceput 81 contra
carOra comandamentul romin lu-
ase tOate masurile necesare.
| Comunicatul Official No. 359 din
7i2O August 1917, suna:
I'm sectorul Valea Doftana 81
Putnei luptele apl continual mai
Gu seama in. .jurnI cotei 7S9, Fa-
brica de stilcar&. Dealului Ra-
chitas 81 Vaiei Susita.
Dupa mai multe atacuri 81 con-
tra-atacuri date ell deosdbiti
putere de ambe!e parti. luptele
| : 'au terminal in favoarea trupe-
lor noastre, earl, si-au mcntinut
toate pozitiile".
Din cauza insucceselOr totale a.
vute, mOralul trupelor gcrmanc
era slabit 81 ca consecinta neobo-
sitele trupe romine respinsera mai
GU usurinta atacurile de noapte da
tie la s August de asaltatori, ait
la Oituz, cit 81 la Marasesti.
Singura artileria inamica fa-
cea aceleasi ravagii ca la ince-
put, asvirlind zeci de mil de pro-
iectile 81 nori de gaze asfixiante
pc tot fntinsul frontului Gle lupta.
CInd in seara zilei de s Au-
gust, dupa II ziIe de lupta, tra-
pele nOastre voira sa Sc odihnea-
sea, cind capetele aiurite de lupta
si 'bombardament cadeau inlemni
te, atunci pornira la asalt regi-
mentele noui venite in lupta din
.spre Focsani.
/. Isl inchipuieste deci, orr cine.
taria ce au arafat Ostasii nOStr!.
carl s'au ridicat din nou ca un
singur ON 81 sarjind Gu baione-
tele la arme, provocara in trupe
le inamice, panica despre care IL
Sc povestise, de sigur, de Nemtli
fugiti din lupta.
Despre aceste lupte COmmica-
tul Official No. 360 din s August
al Marelui Cartier Romin spunc
urmatoarcle:
,,Lupte in favoarea noastra la
Oituz.
PIE frontul bataliei de la Ma
rasesti inamicul, dupa un puter-
mic bombardament Gu proiecti!c
chimice, a atacat din nou trupelc
rominc in sectorlIl dintre satul
Dumbrava 81 Siret.
Infanteria inamicA pornit la
'asalt la orele 8 seara, insa in ur-.
ma unei lupte corp la corp, in
care Rominii au arafat din nou
superioritatea lor Ia baioneta, i
namicul "a retras pc fdga in tran
seiclc salcH.
Eva urma).
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-07-31
.FlNNMEN SCORE
SECOND SKuTOUT
FROM CASSERS

SAN ANTONIO TcSna .niiy 40
Mike tinn'a Accs scored their second
0tsiirhi Fhutout victory over ShrnVc-
port fpdnV 20 TrurHhalc'n double.
sittgle by Fuller Smiths error. Nor
theme snrr,iiev aud an nfield out gave
The Aces two runs In tho first inning
Gibson walked atuic second and scored
on Tiuenhnle'a hit ~ the SECOND r'us+
lri secured from SECOND base on Nh IN
field out IA The INST frame. the first
time THIS ny ,obbinn fcai has been eN
Nlmlnl loro ilIiM nnnann Sonrr.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-07-31

Nt Tho Associated Press
S'r LOUIS tuly so Strhing out
iun ot hiH tornrr teammates aud AT
lowing thcm SIS scNttelcd hits Mead
owe indas fetched Philadelphia ga rs
OtHt victory over 49, Louis here this
season 90
SCORE hS innlngF u ~ H.
Philadelphia on GOA ptp.-S z @
81 i.ouia Ice goo HHA q
RHtterira, Meadows and Tragess0f
Dpah. Shcfd.l ard Clemens
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plrp@Bui G JUS 20 ritislnrg aud
New York. split douhlc hradvr here
today the visitors winninE the initial
cantost 10 % white the honsr team
took The srcond eamc, Il Ia l. Scnrcs.
First ganf n " y
NDW York nia ig0 naO q ~ 3
ppishnr4 na0 0on 200 a 2 3
iiaiterifs tAYnes aud Gonzslrs.
Pointer MaNer and Lee
Second saiue- u III y
New York Oi0 10n 0N0i o
iittahDrg aQl enn OK s = o
Raftorics rcfiiii. Cllusey ocscheg-
en- and snyder. MILLER and Lee.
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TNlHlnHfN' Two hnNr hifV, Ata 81
kitchens sacrifice hits. ScniH. Wood
an boyle, STRUCK out. Wicns 2. Pate =
haHo on bnlf Wicsa T. Pate 4 Rium
mcr double plays Happ 70 Nathns
Maihcf uinanalslcdl. Alexander "a Ma
iheH, Alexander 20 Kitchens. stolen
haecf. I.cnrd stowe ifnlry.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

81. Louts " W sSHin9ton '.
~ ASfii%t3TrN jul, 80 la u game
which Developed into pitchorF duel
between shaw and Davenport, Wash
.nftDn today 6clo.ttcd 81 Louis. : 10 o.
score "a innings u " v
~ Louis OOn 900 600 a q
Washington 0ae 600 O0i 8 o
Batteries Davenport and severed;
shaw and Charity
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HOUSTON noses
WACOOUT IN 70
INNINCCONTEST

~ Tho Associated Press,
HOUSTON. ToNns. inly 80 IN the
tenth innlng with encdecor on soo-
und and two ont, Pearson pnHaed Meyers
Ia rtt at noden, who rngi"d. win
uinn the gainc lor Houston = to 1. u
was pitchDrr duet botwccn Bolhcn
tr fft.ntHnn Score
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PATE PITCHES
FORT WORTH TO
4TOl VICTORY


BEAUMONT, Texas July 10 Pate
was la Hplendd form to-day while The
pauthefn touched Wlegr freely aud won
Ia ! only a Atuhboil defense by tho
Oilers kept the kcurr froin ruuniuF lnto
two figures drummer pitched the
mimi inning Eepfts