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The Washington herald., 1919-02-28
GET 100000
IN BOND HAUL
Thieves Escape After Loot,
ing Office Building.

Pittsburgh. Pa, Feb. T.-More than
100000 liberty bonds. municipal and
railroad bonds were stolen by thieves
who looted the Offices of the James b.
Oliver estate in the oliver building
here last night it was learned this
afternoon.
The door had been jimmied open.
Desk drawers and a big safe had also
been smashed and rified. Nothing was
apparently overlooked.
No clue to the identity of the
thieves has been found, the police
say.
The robbery was one of the boldest
in the history of Pittsburgh. The OIL
yer Building, the largest office build
ing in Pittsburgh, is located In the
downtown financial district
The Washington herald., 1919-02-28
CAN'T FIND DANDKUFF

Every bit Of dAndruff disappearp
after one or two applications OF
Danderine rubbed wen into the scalp
with the finger tips Get a small
bottle of Dander1ne at any drug stor~
for few cents and save your hair.
After several applications you can't
find a particle Of dAndruff OF any
falling hair. and the scalp will never
itch.-Adv
The Washington herald., 1919-02-28
Husband of Baltimore
Girl Held as Forger

Oakland, Calf, Feb. 27.-Frank
Carr, alias Collins, charged with
swindling California banks through
forgeries. was arrested on the eve
of his departure for Baltimore with
his bride of four months.
Mrs. Carr. who refused to believe
the charges against her husband.
wired her parents in Baltimore for
aid,
The Washington herald., 1919-02-28

ne or frequent urinaion bother distress you if acid
he blood has caused rheumatism sciatca you
fony or bladder trouble Dr. Perces Invads Hotel
Puo N Y; send sample of and describe
will receive free medical advice chemist has
st th will be carefully done without charge you will be
nde obligation Dr. Pierce has discovered remedy is
anf times potent than ha removing the
se you suffering from backache pains
go to best druggist and ask sixtycent
|ANOR1C'' pvt up by Doctor Pierce.
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He Needs No Protector.

Springfield. Ill. Feb. E.-Refusal to
vote, eat meat. take oath. or keep
the clock less than three hours fast
doesn't constitute insanity, Judge
Jenkins ruled, when relatives asked
q conservation Tor John Lamun. Sc.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-28
War Contract Measure
Approved by Congress

The report on the war contract bill
which authorizes the Secretary of
War to adjust claims growing out
of informal supply orders placed dur
ing the war was adopted by both
the House and Senate yesterday. Tho
bill now goes to the President.
The bill also provides for the ad-
justment OF losses suffered in the
production of manganese. chrome.
pyrites and tungsten. Awards in
these latter claims shall not exceed
$S.5Oo,0c0, and all claims must be filed
within three months.
An income tax is n cheap price TO
pay for peace and victory. Have
yon maid
The Washington herald., 1919-02-28

the cheapest pills
fAdy. -N VI fieo'on' feieIa.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-28
Why Suffer With Backache
Kidneys or Rheumatism?
tedicnl Men Indorse Anuric-A New
Remedy for Kidney, Bladder
and All Uric Acid Troubles.

DR.. Eberle and DR.. Rraithwaite,
Ps well as DR.. Simon-all distin-
euished authOrs-agree that what
Fver. may be the disease, the urine
|eldom fails in furnishing rs with
clue to the principles upon
ehich it is to be treated, and ac-
furate knowledge concerning the
fature of disease can thus be OBJ
aimed. If backache, scalding
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-05-02

Bow hag Green, is being men
toned for temporary chairman.
The. .convnnuion is to be called to
order at 2 o'clock in the after
n on by + I. Franks, of Owens
b no, chat. man of the State Re
publican State Central and Execu-
tive Committees. Delegates to
the convention are to be named
in county mass convention to he
held Saturday, May 10. The
form of voting in these cOnven.
tons, with few exceptions. is to
be viva voce. Based on one dele.
gate for zach 100 votes or frac-
ton there of amounting to fifty or
over cast for the Republican can.
didate and electors in each Coun-
ty at the 1916 presidential cleo
ton. there will be 2,4I4 delegates
at the State Convention. The
number necessary for a choice
will be 1908
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-05-02
COUNCIL OF
NATIONAL
DEFEN Sc

Some of our most prominent
citizens have joined in making a
fight for the Victory Liberty
Loan. This is the fifth tin e
that we have been called upon
to do this work for our county.
1t means more to help financ e
the Government of our country
at this time than it ever did b..
tore.
Victory in this instance means
that our men. free born Ameril
cans. have crossed the sea and
haye by their daring deeds of
bravery defeated. whipped and
subdned Germany, the strongest
military power in the world.
This means that we have sewn
the seeds of Democracy. ia Eu-
rope, and instead of Autocracy,
Democracy will dominate the
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-05-02

world.
We ale maklrg this fight for
the Victory; Loan first; to save
the reputation of our Govern
ment, second; to bring the bows
home to their dear ones, third:
that the whole world may know
that had the war las ed fer
some years, we would have been
able to endure its horrors and
have men and money left,thus
showing the world that the
United States of America is a
country that will have peace for
ever or conquer the world. Mr.
Man, no matter what your voca
ton is in life. you are an Ameri
Can citizen, and it is your patriot
ic duty to buy a bond and talk
bonds and help put the Victory
Loan over the top.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-05-02

Is olt of the question to name
theu. q |. There is no real fault
finding, it is not that, because TN
derlying all the petitions and re
ques:s the explanation is made
that those sending them under
stand that Congress is not in ses
sion, but what is wanted is 10
have the Government depart
ments understand what the peo-
pie want and to have the different
affairs in such shape that VIII n
Congress is called into extra ses
sion there will he little time
lost as possible in CITING mat
tiers before the proper committees
and having the work lined up for
them So many requests and pc
titions should have the desired
effect in speeding up" affairs if
there is anything IN the saying
that there is might in numbers.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-05-02
GET down to business.

GET down to business. Be
prepared for action that is want
ed soon" In those words may
be summed up the demand that
is now being made upon the Ad-
ministration, Congress and official
Washington in general in the
form of requests and petitions
that are arriving thick and fast at
White House and all Government
Departments. They are coming
from all sections, from every
line of business, from agricultur.
al associations. chambers of
commerce. boards of trade, etc. !,
irrespective of politics or political
parties, The Railroad Admins
tfation is asked for REDUCTION
in travel rates; the Postoffics De-
partmept is petitioned to rescind
its action in raising the telegraph
charges; action is wanted on the
meat-packing investigating so as
to know whether the packers are
in combine in upholding the
price of meats-in fact. there are
so many subjects upon which a
rule and action is wanted that it
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-05-02
Your Patriotism.

The higher type of patriotism
is not measured BY what you
can afford 1t is what you can
not afford that counts.
He cannot afford to lose an
arm. or a leg, or his sight-but
he lid.
Now he's back here--that is,
what is left of him.
Today. in uniform, hero; to
morrow. in civilian clothes =
what ?.
1t rests with you?
If you can't afford to help this
man whose sleeve now, hangs
limp and empty at his side-who
picks, his, falterlng way with an
unaccustomed crutch - who's
eyes see only the blackness of
eternal night-if you can't afford
to lend him a hand in his struggle
back TO a career of industrial,
usefulness-if you can't afford to
lend your money, everS red cent
that you can dig up, to encourage
him to feel that life still holds
much. for him of brightness.
promise and accomplishments
You can't afford to do this, VIVA,
insthe name of American patriot
ism can you afford? What sacri
flee that you can possibly make
for blm is comparable with the
sacrifice that he has made fo
your
=
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-05-02
STANLEY ANN EDGE PAIR

STANLEY ANN EDGE PAIR.
A Washington telegram says:
Its reported here that Senator,
elect A. o Stanley, of Kentucky,
and Senator elect Walter E Edge,
of New jersey, are arranging a
sena to lal PAIR under the terms
of " hich both will continue to
serv, as governors OF their re
spective states until their guber-
nato. iAl terms expire Stanley's
term as governor of Kentucky
will expire next December and
Edges term as governor of New
Jersey will end next January.
Stanley is a Democrat and Edge
is a Republican. The alleged
simply would mean
that Kentucky and New Jersey
would be represented in the Sen
ate by one senator each until
next January. The political con-
troll of the Senate would not be
in any way changed. however,
owing to the fact that they are
of opposite political faith. It is
said the reasons why the two de
sire to serve out their terms as
governors are very much the
same and are founded on a desire
to prevent control of their states
going to antagonistic factions.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-05-02
SUGGESTION FOR A
CAMPING TRIP.

Buy bottle of Chamterlain's
Collie and Diarrhoea Remedy be-
fore leaving home. AS a rule it
cannot be obtained when on a
hunting, fishing or prospecting
trip. Neither can It be obtained
while on board the cars or steam
ships and al such times and
places it is most likely to be
needed. The safe way il to have
it with you
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-05-02
BETHURUM MAY BE
CHAIRMAN,

Judge B. j. Bethurum,. Of
Somerset, is being tipped tor the
post of permanent. chairman of
the Republican State Convention
to be held at Lexington May ID.
while Judge Mckenzie Moss, of
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-05-02
FOR A WEAK STOMACH

As general rule al you need
to do is. to adopt diet suite 1 to
,our age AMI occupation and to
keep YOUR bowels regular W hen
you feel that you have eaten too
much and whep constipated. take
one of Cham berlain's Tablets.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-05-02
ANNOUNCEMENTS
We are authorized to Announce
HON. E. BULLOCK

as cadidate for Representative from
the Seventeen Legislative district, COM
posed of Rockcastle and Laurel coun-
ties, subject to the action of the Repub-
lican party at its primary election on
August 2, 1919.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-05-02
NOTICE..

Road overseers return to Mt
Vernon at once gil wheel scraper:
and two portable FORCES for.ust
on pike =
Chas F. Bradbury.
County Road Engineer
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-05-02
We are authorized to an

w. L. SEORT
as a candidate for State Senator in the
18th Senatorial District, subject to the
action Of the Republican party at its
primary election on August 2, 1919.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-28
REDS CAP TURE
BOTH CANES
FROM PIRATES

CTNCIENATIJuly 27.-The Reds won
both games of the double header with
Pittsburgh to-day before the largest
crowd Of tho season. In tn" first game.
Salce was hit hard but received fast
support while the Reds punched hits
successfully off Pcndcr, who was re-
lcvcd in the seventh by Mayer. The
second game consisted of only three in
nings being the continuation Of tho game
Of July 6. which was called at the end
Of tho sixth inning to allow the Reds 10
catch train for Boston. The New
York club protested this game on the
ground that II should have gone nine in
nngS and President Heydlcr allowed the
protest. directing the two teams 10 play
the last three innings to-day. The line
up Of tho clubs was tho Same rs that OF
three weeks ago except that Raridcn
took WinGo's place behind :he bat for
Cincinnati and Lee caught for Pitts
hurgh with Barbara at third instead Of
Cation. Pittsburgh scored in tho eighth
on single by Barber and n muffcd fly
by Ncalc. but the Reds also scored in
their half on Ncale's triple and a wild
pitch BY Hamilton. who relieved Carlson
in tho eighth. Roush was put out Of the
game by Tmpire RiElcr in the seventh
for disputing a called strike and Magec
finished the game. Tho score:
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FERRY EAGLES TRIM MACKS !.
IN FIRST CAME Of: SERIES
EAGLES GOT AFTER CRACK n
r1rrH 1NN1Na POE A TOTAL or
SIX RUNS, CAUSING DOWNFALL
OF MACXS. SCORE 81.
Dame was One Of The Most interest,"
Ing and Exciting Ever Seen
ut League Park.

After pitching four innings OF error
less ball, Crock, twirling for the Mc'stt
Conkeys against the Ferry Eagles yes.,I
tcrday afternoon. was hit IN all corners
of the lot in the fifth inning. and wnen.t
the smoke Of the battle blew over lhe-
Eagles had put six runs across the
plate without q single out. BurkhArt
was quickly sent to Crooks Keller. ana
by his cautious and deliberate pitching
retired tho side without another run.
The final score was 81. 4
Crock was going fine until the nttn .
inning. when the Eagles got on to his,
curves and slants. Then amid. many
fumblcs by the players. and tho en-'
couraging shouts of the spectat tns'
Ferry Eagles did their damage.
During Burkharts stay in tire box.
he had six strikeouts. and gave but one
walk.
The victory of the Eagles over the
Macks comes as great surprise to tne
followers of the locals The team pay
cd a fine game until the nth. when
Crock went up. they went upj with him,
and didn't come down; until Burknart
walked calmly to the box
The score:
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base; Harbris, left field; Hood. center
field and V. Harris right fold.
Junior A C.-HcplCr. catcher; Demp-
ke, pitcher; r. Dcmpko, shortstop;
HclmbriEht. first base: l.. Dupko. sec
ond; Hoinigcr. third bass: MATHS, c"ntcr
fcld; McClcary, right fold and Robbins
and Turvry. substitutes.
Dutch HW SluEGcrs-D. Robbins.
catcher: Lewis and Chapman pitchcrs;
! V. Jones. first base; y. Edwards rrst
base; II. llordman, second base; -.
Johnson, third bnsc; G. Conaway. lcrt
field: r. T!crDoy, center field and 7. Ed
wards. wight field.
II. s. SIuEEcrs-CunntnFho catch
or: Nelly and Cutrhy. pitcher: Duck.
shortstop: Campbell, f-st base: NCllIy.
second; Williams. third; Perry. l"tt
fcld: Mcguire, centcr told and I<cIlar.
right ncld.
\. G. y. H.-Burko catcher: Burke,
pitcher; Appl"Garth, shor,stop: Ready.
FIRST base; Carrie. second; IadCn. tnlro
base: W"lch. lett field.
Schedule For Week OF July 20;
Monday-D. II. Slugscrs, vs.. buckeye.
Tussday-IIaucrs vs., \. q. l.. II.
Observation-Disclosures W. ii. =. slug
gers.
Thursday--Iutch IIill Va. Juniors,
friday--Ruckrye w. \. q. l.. If.
Week Of August 4;
Monday-BaucrS vs.. IL. S. Slurgcrs.
tuesday, Buckeye We. IMu'rN.
Wedncsday-Du, IA lin ~. y. u. 4.
II.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. vs.. II. $ SluEgers
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D|LLONvALE CLAIMS
The CHAMPIONSHIP
INDIANS EASILY DEFEATED NEff
YESTERDAY BY SCOAE
OF 40.
Pitching and Hitting Of zerla Featured

After defeating Ncff yesterday after
noon by a 4-to-O score the Dillonvaie
Indians now claim the championship OIL
thc Ohio valley and arc ready to defend
their claim against the Baucrs. McCon-
keys, Ferry Eagles, Patterson and Elm
Grove. etc.
The claim Of Diilonvale comes as
great surprise to baseball rams OF 'h''
city. This now makes about SIX lca''s
in line for the championship.
Yesterdays game at DlllonvaIe was
Interesting but was barren OF any fca-
lures with the exception OF the hitting
md pitchinC Of Zcrla. The score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-28
225 MILE AUTOMOBILE RACE WITH
S25,000 IN PRIZE MONEY At THE
ljN|0NTOWN SPEEDWAY LABOR DAY

4, tions OF being thH fastest cours" IN tho
country. At the m.d-SuT'nrr "'&Nri"h-
event On July -. Thomas Milton lower
cd his own track record establishing
speed OF lOl.l7 miles per ho"r As COM
uaro,i 70 his crrnI"r record "t l"' nii"E
an hour wrcstcd from Barney o,tt'"li
after Oldficid had taken The record from
Louis Chevrolet
The Labor bay race OF 200 miles
around :hc mile and IN eighth course
will bring 70 thu patrons oC IN" speed
way the most intensive exhibition "t
skilled driving. motor endurance" and PIX
work ever shown In this country. It Is
expected that Thomas Milton. tn" speed
rhrnum. will be b,nk for tho Labor Day
race with his now eight cylinder ImS"n-
y, re creation which 0u'd'StaH'"h ~!
other cars entered IN tn" midsummer
event mad he VIII set 4 merry ptE" Tor
tho other drivers who viii b" attra"i"d
10 tho Labor bay events by the luz" or
big prize money. II - understood that
4 number OF foreign drivers hay" already
indicted their intention OF coming 10
Tn7pntown for the Labor Day program.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-28
FERRY FAIRGROUNDS
TWILIGHT LEAGUE

The Martins Ferry Fairgrounds pa
irons have organized Il twilight league
and arc arranging a big schedule TOT
tho remainder OF tho season. ne
schedule for the next two weeks, ana
tho names and players of the teams
follow!
Bauer Juniors-C. Mcintosh. catch"r'
Morris. pitcher; Fad"n. sh"rtSt"pi
Moor, first base; Bea$"l. Hc1ond htse'
Burd third base; Shoeuan. lett hHih!
Tucker center field ana C"c!I. right
field.
uckrve Juniors--J. lurd, catcher;
Hall and 3, Ice, pitchers; Mcguire
shrrtstOp; Grey. first base; Cnew, sec
ond base; B. Hall and B. Ice, tnlrd
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UNIONTOwN, Ps

UNIONTowN, Ps z5.-Tho 1919
automobile racir' nj. second on'E III
Importance - great .nt"rna'i"na'
meet at J. ~aPolis on May 81. viii D."
stated G-~c'niontown Speedway on I.'l"r
Day Entry blanks are ready for me
mails announcing 10 tn" drivers a 80
mile grind for combined purse "t -
900. Tho first prize will be- $4,000. inc
eight prices comprise the largest purse
over offered for an event AZ the local
speedway and II Is believed VIII insure
the greatest list OF entries ever star''hs
an automobile racing event OUTSIDE OK
the indianapolis events.
Advance Indications arc that pracu
cally the entire pack which participatcu
in the 500 mile grind at indianapolis VIII
BE- in Union town for the great LABOR
day speed carnival. II rs tho first TIM"
that plans have been mad" % stag" more
than 100 lap or ll2i9 mile "v"nt on the
Uniontown oval and tho preliminary an
nouncenlent OF the big two century event
Is sure TO arouse the utmost interest ID
tho automobile racing world.
The Cniontown track has the reputa-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-28
WON BY MACKMEN

WASHINGTON. July 27-Philadclphia
won the Inst and deciding game OF tn"
series from Washington here today. 10
.. 1t was the last appearance Of Che
Athletics hero this season. Tho winning
run resulted from lucky double by
Walker and a single by Burns. Zachary,
North Carolina college pitcher. started
for Washington. hut was relieved by
Johnson after the score had been tied in
tho NTH inning. Score:
r. II. f
Philadelphia -. Dol O1O otO-S ]
Washington -. 200 600 O00-2 4
Rogers md McAyoy: Zachary, john
son and liCinch.
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OUT Of
FOUR FOR THE
NEW WORKERS

NEW YORK. July 27.-Ncw York
made il three out Of four from Boston
here today. winning the last game or
tho series by score Of to ,. Benfon.
New Tork'S first pitcher. was wild. nut
Barnes held his former team males 70
ono scratch hit in five innings. TIL"
game was a repetition of yesterday
wranglinE with Umpire Klein 'inWdy
and Smith wcr" put out OF The game
in the carly innings. Manager stall:ngS
of Boston was obliged to oil ont his
Outficld with pitchers and an extra IN
fielder. as Oulfrldcrs Thorpe and Cald-
we'll were III. Tho score:
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WILSON'S DEFEAT
RULES: SCORE 1915

The fast Rulc 4. C.. OF III" East End
wore no match for tho Wtlson-laul O..
Rcymann min" yesterday afternoon Mt
tho Tunnel Green grounds and wcr" de-
fratcd by n score Of 10 - 6. TIL" Rules
were too Young for the Packers. but the
latter. nevertheless. played fine game.
Tho lone feature Of tho game was the
all-around playing Of tho Packers.
The Wilson nino would lilt" I" arrange
for game with the ncwly-organizcd
Bond A. c. for next Sunday afternoon
on tho BcllGirc grounds. Tho score:
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Two base hit--Snydcr.
Three base hit--Burrs.
Stolen bascs-HcrzoE. Kaun.
Sacrifice hit--Bcnton.
Double play--Docck"l and Hnrzcg.
LEI on bascs--Ncw York. Z: Boston, s.
Bases on balls-OG Benton, 8; or
Barnes, |: off Heating. 2.
IEts-OT Benton. 3 in 1 innings mot
out in fifth; on Barnes. l in innt
ings.
Struck out-By Benton, !; by Kent
ing. l.
Winning pitchcr-Bcnton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-28
LUDERUS THE STAR

BROOKLYN. July 27-Luderus BAT I.
ting featured Philadclphia's victory over
Brooklyn today by a score OF 10 2.
His triple and two doubles accounted
for three Quaker tallics. Brooklyn was
unable tn score after tho first inning
when Grifrith's homo run followed OIL
sons single. Packard. relieving George
Smith in the seventh inning with two
out and tho bases full. struck out tho
next batter and held Brooklyn hitless
in the eighth and ninth. Score:
r. II. E.
Philadelphia -. 021 ool oooVt 10 !
BROOKLYN ..... 200 000 O00A2 0
G.. Smith. Packard and Tragcssor; Ca
inrn- = Smil md NJ MlCal.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-28
POSTMASTER NAMED

TERKELEY SPRINGS. W. Va. July
o7-E. c. Queen has been appointed
postmaStcr To succeed w. J. Hunter,
who resigned several months ago thai
he might devote his full tim" Ia his
hardware business. MIR. Queen spent
several years in the railway mail ser
vice. prior TO which he was q school
tanrhrr
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THREE OUT OF FOUR

CLEVELAND. July 27--11ctroit mad"
1t three out Of four from Cleveland by
winning 2to /. Bolnnd pitched and won
his second game of the series holding
Cleveland 10 four hits. Johnston scored
Clcvcland's run on his triple and Oneil's
sacrifice. Detroit did not score until
the seventh whom Heilmhnn scored on
his single, Shortcn's sacrifice and Jones
double and the winning run in the ninth
on Cnbhs single. VcaCh'S sacrifice and
Shortcns single. Chapman led off for
Cleveland In the ninth with n double
and went 10 third on Speakers sacrifice
but was left when Smith popped TO He'll
mann and Gardner grounded to Hcilman.
The score:
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BROWNS EVEN
Up THE SERIES
WITH CHICAGO

CHICAGO. July 27.-St Louis evened
up the series with Chicago today when
four local pitchers were unable TO hold
the visitors who won. II to 8. williams
was hit hard and relieved by Lowder-
milk. whose wildness caused his demise.
Danforth. who replaced him. was hit
consistently and Kerr finished. We'll
man was battcd out OF the box in the
fourth when Chicago tied the score and
SothOron finished. Score: