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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-07
0kMUCEE ROAD
WORK CONTRACT
DECLARED VOID
Court Sustains Objection on
No Estimate Of Cost,

Contract Of the Western Pavins
company for the construction OF
$Wm worth Of hard surfaced
roads in Okmulpee county was de-
clared void by the supreme court
TODAY.
The court sustained the objections
OF a number Of Okmulgce county
taxpayers to the contract Of the Ok
lahoma City company on the ground
tina. 1t was invalid because no es-
innate Of the cost Of the consuuc-
ton OF the roads was made by the
supervising engineer before the con-
tract was awarded.
Validity OF the bond issue for the
$4,000 involved in the contract Is
questioned in oour, proceedings now
pending in the courts OF Okmulgee
county.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-07
POLICE have NO
CLUE TO NEGRO
Trust to Big Reward ID
Bring Murderer In.

Police detectives admitted mi
morning that they had exhausted every
means in the search for the negro who
shot down J. NJ. Williams. street car
conductor, last Tuesday.
1T /, evident that virtually allthe tips
ths. came TO us we're from either per-
sons who were excited end didp
know anything abost the matter 81
those who had an interest In trying 10
hide the negro from officers" . police
officer said this morning.
With John Hubatks's statement thst
the negro Dave Fletcher, who wss iof
a while supposed TO be the murderer,
is not the man wanted the search that
has been conducted 10 the underbrush
shiekets near Jones Is expected to stop
today.
The police are trusting TO the re-
ward, which Is now nearly $500 "a
bring in the negro.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-07
Woman Out
ForCongress,
This District
Mrs, Anna laSkey Of Okla
homa City Is the
ASplrant,

Mrs. Anna Lasksy, OF Oklahoma
City. filed with the state election
board today as 4 candidate for the
democratic nomination for Fifth dis
trict representative in the special
election on October IS. Mrs. Las.
key is the first woman TO file in Ok
lahoma 10 become a candidate for
an elective federal office.
Il believe there are enough women
in this district TO nominate one OF
their own for representative, and
feel sure they will give me their sup
port, although, of course, am no,
relying entirely on the women's
vote said Mrs. Laskey.
She said she would announce her
platform and begin an aggressive
campaign within the next day OF
two.
The time in which candidates may
file ends tonight at midnight. To-
day also marks the end of the Sup
Elemental registration for new vot-
ers in the district.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-07
RA7|FY|NC OF
DRY AMENDMENT
ARGUED SOON
Freeing and Fulton to Pre-
sent States Arguments.

Arguments involving validity OF the
action Of the legislature last winter
in ratfying the national prohibition
amendment will be made before the
supreme court within the next week or
ten days, il was said this morning a,
the attorney sNerars office.
Attorney General Freezing and Fl.
mer Fulton. former member Of con
grcs from Oklahoma, will represent
the state.
A referendum petition, asking tina,
the amendment be submitted to a vote
OF the people Of the state. was Offered
for filing some time ago, but was re-
jeeted by the secretary Of state on the
grounds that the amendment already
had been ratified by the legislature,
The resolution ratifying the amend
ment did not carry An emergency sec
ton, and'it Is the contention OF those
backing the petition that this makes
Il subject to the referendum under the
Oklahoma constitution.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-07
FARLEY CANNOT
FAIL, IS LANES
WORD TO MEET
"ConferenCe Is Greatest Of
All Tlmes," Says Secretary,

WASHINGTON, Oct Speak
ing today before President Wilson's 5
industrial conference OF which he
was elected permanent chairman,
Secretary Of the Interior Franklin
X. Lane declared that capital, labor
and the public have come TO Wash
ington TO draft a declaration of de-
pcndcnce, not declaration Of inde-
pendencc.'
Secretary Lane deplored the fact
that President Wilson's illness pre-
vented him from appearing in person
before the conference. hut in,ima,ed d
that the president is so well on the
road to recovery that he may ye, be
4 factor in the conference. The
word from the White House is so
cheering that ! believe Il yet posi-
bic that you may have the inspira-
tion OF hi, presence and his word"
he said.
II look upon this conference as
the greatest eytra.legal assemblage
ever got together in this country.
There are some who have doubt
ed its success. Gentlemen, it can
not fail. The spirit Of this confer
ence is its need"
Disagreement over rules proposed
for the governing Of the industrial
conference resulted in the confer
ence adjouning suddenly today aft
nent chairman. II will meet again at
r Franklin X. Lane, secretary Of
the interior. had been elected perma-
80 o'clock this afternoon.
As proposed by committee, the
rules provided that all conclusions
and decisions must be arrived a. by
unanimous vote OF the three groups
representing capital, labor and the
psblic, while the decision Of each In
dividuai group would be by a ma
jority, Of the members Of that group.
The rule was attacked BY John
Spareo, Of New York, a delegate
representing the public.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-07
|SHAN7UNC HOLDS
SENATE ACTION
Early Vote Is Promised by
Democratic Leaders.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 7-Until
senate leaders formally agree upon
. definite program regarding 4 vote
on tho Shantung amendments, de-
bate Of, the peace treaty will proceed
along almost any line.
+ Halt an hours reading will bring
the senate to that part Of the pac,
relating TO award Of Shantuns TO
Japan and which the foreign rela-
tions committee would give back to
China.
As the next fight will be on this
provision, Senator Hitchcock Of
Nebraska, In charge Of the demo-
cratic forces. indicated today he
would inaist upon early action.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-07
May Pay Expenses
With Bond Money

Mayor Walton has found a way
20 stay within the six mill levy au-
thoriaed by the state law and no,
cut the proposed city budget OF
te64.m. he said this morning.
., The tax levy question will he dis
eissed At the meeting OF the city
commissioners this afternoon, the
mayor said, where o. l.. Price, as
sistant municipal counselor, will
present the views Of the mayor IN
legal form.
Mr.. Price and the mayor said that
~ taking $4,000 which they say
Mike Donnelly, commissioners OF
finspce, has been using TO retire
bonds IN the water department and
pay interest they can swell the gen
eral fund 10 the necessary point, II
is the opinion Of Mr. Price that
this amount legally belongs in the
general fund and no, for retiring
bonds.
Then there |, the library fund Of
1900 which should be raised by a
two mill levy according to Mr..
Price, and which will be placed
aloagsjde the $4,000. By taking
9@m of the street repair item
list the proposed budget will be
stlll nearer realization. This will
bring the total bulge, for general
operstine expenses TO about $s9s, 900,
which can be obtained easily 'by a
3six mill levy, Mr.. Price said.
The mayor said that he will not
have 10 cut down the present police
force or make cut in any other
department.
Mr.. Donnelly said that he will
wait ill 1he commissioners meet to
see the plan of the majority and
discuss II at that time.
= Joe Patterson, commissioner OF
'ppblic property, said that he doesn't
sR through the msjority's plan but
that he will fight any attempt 70 In
crease he tax levy above six mills.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-07
cVaAaETs GREET
KING Of BELoIUm

CLEVELAND. Ohio. Oct. "A
package OF cigarsts was Cleve-
lands greeting to King Albert Of
Belgium.
As the special train hearing the
heroic monarch passed through
At 9:O without stopping pretty
Red Cross worker tossed the pack
age ot cigarets to a train employe
who handed j, to the king |, bore
the inscription
To King Albert: This t, a
sample Of what we give our boys
as they pass through Cleveland
A small esowd---rmostly railroad
wofkers-eheered Justify Is the
train passed through.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-07

]. Collins flied 20 Roush and the lat
ters throw was so fsst that RisbcrH.
who had started for home. turned
back and held third.
T.. Collins flied 10 Roush and Hls-
berg scored.
sehalk failed TO 60 to third on tho
play and Kerr ran down to sscond.
Groh touched Kerr off. Roush getting
an assist on the play.
One run. ono hit. no errors.
CINCINNATI. Groh sent a high fly
10 Felsch
J. Collins after making q good run
for II. captured Roush's fly.
Felsch went way back nhd mis-
judged Duncan's ny getting hts hands
on Il; but dropping 1t. Duncan reach-
kopf up. Risberx threw ou, Kopf.
No runs. no hits. one error.
SIXTH INNING. Chicago. Weaver
popped up . Texas Lacquer that went
played an Alph6nss- Castor act.
jackson singled into center and
Weaver croased the plata.
Fsiech doubled to he centsr field
crowd. This Wss enough for Reuthsr
and Ring relieved him on the pitching
GandiI holsted to paubert. who got
the ball In back OF first base. Felsch
holding second.
Kopf took Risberr's Grounder and
threw TO Daubert. putting him out.
Felsch taking third.
Schalk singled between second and
third third. scoring Felsch and tieinx the
Kerr up. schaik stole second, Grch
rrabbed Kerr's grounder and retired
the side by throwing him out Al first
Three runs. four hits. no errors.
CINCINNATI. Neale singled through
the pitchers box. J. Collina took Rar-
iden's line drive. Neale holding firat.
Ring struck out. making a healthy
swing at the third STRIFE but MISSING.
Rath up. Neale was out stealing
SchaIk 10 Risberg.
No runs. ono hit, no errors.
SEVENTH INNING, Chicago. Lei.
bold batted for J. Collins and win play
right field for Chicago. kopf took
Leibold's groundsr. Eddie Collins
hoisted high one that Roush got un-
der and caught. Weaver baitsd isft-
handed and Rath took his groundeP
and threw him out At FIRST.
No runs. - hits. no srvora
CINCINNATI. Rath hotstsd one into
short left for . single. paubsst letd
the next one down nicsly for . eaefi-
flee. Rath going 10 esoond. 0soh s>1r-
ceeded In wor6ing Kerr for . pase.
Rath on sscond. Roash forced uyuh
at second. Risbssg TO Eddis Collss
who completed q doub,s play ~
throwing to Gandil and getting Roush.
No runs. one hit: no prrors.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-07
COMMISSION CAN'T
F0nOE nln0olD$
TO FUnMRn TANKS

The corporation commission is
without authority to require rail-
roads to furnish tank cars for the
transportation OF oil TO and from re-
fineries, the supreme court held today
in setting aside an order OF the cor
poration commission directing the
Frisco railroad company TO furnish
cars for the use OF refinery At
Lawton.
Or and gasoline is Of an 'exta-
ordinary character" and railspad
companies are no, required! 10 furn-
ish facilities for the transportation
the court held. ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-07
SESSION Of
LEGISLATURE
IN JANUARY
Governor Anxious to Revise
Oklahoma Constitution,
SUFFRAGE VOTE ALSO
Brief Extra Assembly to In
dorSe Federal Amendment,

Close friend, and advisers of
Governor Robertson admitted a, the
capitol this morning that demands
Tor an extra session ol the legisla
turc arc increasing and declared
that 4 CaI TO convene the lawmak,
c.s in January is almost assured.
Suffrage leaders have renewed
their efforts during the past few DAYS
for an extra session 10 ra,iiy the
federal suffrage amendment, and the
TACT that they claim To- have ma
lority OF the members oi both houses
pledged TO vote for ratification and
TO work without pay is beginning TO
impress itself upon the governor, his
friends declare
q To Revise Constitution.
The TACT ,ha, the governor re-
Gently declared in favor Of complete
revision OF the constitution. which
can be done only by the calling of a
constitutional convention, is another
matter that officials declare indi-
Gates an extra session will be held.
Although opposing an extra ss-
sion for the specific purpose Of rat
flying the suffrage amendment, the
governor has said all along that an
extra session may be called for
some other purpose, and in this con-
neetion bis s,a,emen, isvoring re-
vision of the constitution is consid-
cred highly significant.
The governor left las, night for
Few DAYS outing in McLurtain coun-
~ without giving suffrage leaders
an answer 10 their latest petition 10
convene thc law makers in extra
session. However, /, was stated Al
his office that his attitude upon tina,
question remains unchanged.
The only way by which the gov
ernors desire for revision OF the
organic law can he carried out is by
legislative action, submitting the
question OF calling constitutional
convention 10 vote Of the people.
The question Of revising the consti-
tuition must be submitted TO the peo-
pie a, least once in every twenty
years and, Il was pointed out this
morning. II the governor wants this
accomplished during his admins
tration the question ought TO get be-
fore the people some time next year.
Need 10 oreat
Lawyers and legislators generally
are Of the opinion, il Is said, tha,
the need for revision Of the consti-
tuition is great, The state has out
grown many OF It's provisions. which
at present are operating as = bar
rier against progress along certain
lines, il is declared.
The high cost Of building mate
rial, which has put an end 10 the
state building program. !, another
matter that figures prominently in
extra session consideration. No de-
cline JA%- %-the cost Of building mate
rizf is expected by the board OF af-
fairs within the mex, year, and the
only way by which the building
program can be carried out is in
creased appropriations by an extra
session, or the creation Of huge de-
ficiencics by the governor.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-07
MAYOR CUTS
C0URT 7 To
SAVE CASH
Whole Commission viii Vote
as Unit on Resolution,
POLICE BENCH WILL DO
New Plan Proposed to Stay
in Six-MiII Levy,

A resolution 10 abolish the munich
pal court oi Oklahoma City viii be
introduced by Mayor Walton at the
meeting OF the commissioners TIN, al
tcrnoon.
The MAYOR declined 10 make any
statement further than wat he said
yesterday when he declared tina, the
court as i, now stands IS farce and
that hc will save the city about 5000
year by dong away with il,
Unanimous Vote Seen.
That the resolution will be passed
without dissenting vote was the
general opinion OF city commission
ers this morning 'all OF them saying
that II would be 4 good thing.
Joe Patterson, commissioner Of pub
i;c property, said tina, he heartily ap-
proves OF the mayor, attitude and
that he will vote Tor the measure.
III the mayor is sincere IN trying
10 save the tax payers any great
amour, OF money perhaps he can find
by further investigation where he can
save the tax payers even a greater
amount than will be saved by doing
away with the municipal cour,,' Mr.
Patterson said.
Muadsn May Be Judge.
+ The matter oi who shall be Judge
o. the police cour, when il is cs-
,tablished was not bothering the
mayor this morning
! Perhaps Judge Munden will be,
perhaps not he said.
HIsaid tha, i, is likely the Judge
ME cour, will hold the position
temporarily and no appointment be
made for a while Judge Mundcn
has no intention Of resigning. i, was
said this morning. hut will stay with
the municipal cour, until the last
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-07
FIRST SPADE TURNED
FOR MAMMOTH STORE

Escavs,ing OH the site of the new
Scott Halliburton building. corner of
Hudson and Main streets. was begun
this morning. the Gross Construction
company. announced. The new build
ing, which is to be eight stories and
COS, s4D9Oo, will be rushed to COM
plction.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-07
Permanent RANK IS
PROMISED ADMlRALS

WASHINGTON, Oct. 7--Perma-
nent rank Of vice admiral for Rear
Admirsls Sims, Benson and Mayo
is promised IN a compromise bill or
dered favorably reported today by
the senate naval committee. Presi-
dent Wilson had recommended the
rank Of full admiral for Sims and
Benson and this was provided for In
the measure a. il passed the house,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-07
Won der Goltz
With Red Army

COPENHAGEN, Oct. 7.-General
Won der Golt1. commander Of German
forces in the Baltic provinces, whose
activity there has recently led TO
sharp exchanges between the allied
powers and Germany, has with his
staff joined the Russian bolshevik
forces, according TO a Berlin dispatch
to the National Tidende. quoting a
report from me Petrograd graph
agency, There is no confirmation Of
the report obtainable here.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-07

MI ylL In KUth.
r.. Collins nj, low fv N Roush
Weaver nailed ,be urs, h,n and
drove N 10 l.ft' hui II nj, n s.w s,s,
foul. Weaver singled ihrough kop,
into center fieId
Iankson sen, an .s.v noo.u, to
Croh, '' '
No nm. o,o bi, ,o error.
CiNcis5NH HTf p,,b hn,.,sd o. p,,.
h.rs ON The third boll n,tcb.d !, ws,
an ou,
Dnubert hou,dsa IN. ur., h,,l
pitched 10 Kerr On,
C,oh do,h,sa o., r,.h, ..,,.x h.
Roush singled TO Risberx but Groh
was ca,,rS, Hv v.,r,,nnIn ,s,t "' ~.
beT~ 10 Ws,y,,
No run, fwo hit. M .,ror
SECOND ISNiS1: ch,raSo. r.,..,
sept a Ionr Nv .imos, IN ,hc b,.schsrs
hut Neais csn,nrsd 4,
Gandii pu, Ts,a. ,e.r,.r hut ,o.
vards risht nut II feli = few in,bs.
foul. Hsli one Kscf took r,endii.,
bouncs and tossed 10 pnubert for In
putout.
Risbsrf hoisted a hleh ouA "a NesiA
No runs. no hits. no erfors.
Cincinnati: Duncan was safe wbet
RiaecrH fumbled his easy Erounder.
nStL pVtaIlt uUNttdU1 ana HhlAe0
Kopf. Neaie forced Duncan at third
Kerr to Weaver. Neals attempted "a
sacrifice but Kerr made a quick throw
20 third. Rariden forced Neale. r.. Col
Inns to RisberE. kopf taking third.
Reuther bounced one 10 Kerr. who
threw to first for tho putout.
No runs, no hits. no errors.
THIRD INNING. first half. Chicago
Neuther walked Schaik. Kerr sacri'
Heed. Groh TO Rath. Schalk going "a
second. II was well laid bunt.
j. Collins sent a high fly to Roush
In loft center,
Duncan made great running catch
and captured f. Collins liner In left
center.
No runs. no hits, no errors,
CINCINNATI The outfield played
In FOR Rath Rath proved easy. Eddie
Collins taking his grounder and toss
ing II tn Gandil.
Daubert singled TO right, II was a
clean drive over T.. Collins head.
Groh struck out. Daubsrt stole sec
ond. Roush was hit by one OF kerrs
fast ones. but he trotted TO first.
Duncan doubled To right center
bringing In Dnubert and Roush. 1t WAS
q mighty wallop.
Felsch ran away back and caught
kopfs long fly.
Two runs. two hits. no errors.
FOURTH INNING. Chicago. Dun
can took Weaver's line drive that
vent almost TO the left field crowd.
Rariden went back almost 10 th'
Grandstand and nailed Jackson's high
foul.
Felsch singled through the pitchers
box. the hail rolling 10 center. .
kopf threw out Gandii. stopping In
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-07
OLE HANSON ASKED
TO SPEAK IN CITY

Ar invitation has been extended
to Ole Hanson, former mayor OF
Seattle, Wash. to speak in this CITY
October Al, by the Chamber OF
Commerce, the even, 10 be the big
feature OF the opening OF the Cham
her oi. Commerce lnnchroom Tor
membefs and their friends
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-07
WILSON'S CONDITION
IS STILL IMPROVING

WASHINGTON, Oct. 7.--Presi-
dent Wilson's condition was favor
able" according to word reaching
White House attaches today. /, was
understood he passed another fairly
comfortable night, and he not only
held to the gains he has made during
the past two days, but ,hat he has
shown slight Improvement besides.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-07
RExALl DRUGGISTS
a4 HERE OCTOBER IA

3 More than 100 druggists. members
Of the state "Rexall club" will meet
I'm thll city October II end Is. for the
annual state convention, TO be held In
the Hnckins hotel l.. B. Wooten Of
bosscn, general manager Of the Rex
al clubs Of America, Will be In the
city 4eaday 10 complete arrange
nienta IT ths state convention.
-Four othss national representatives
Of The kexaIl com?any's headquarters
IN pcatoa will also attend the con.
,vention. NJ
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-07
"L0ST" BOY WAS
IN LATIN CLASS

While the entire force OF police
detectives were hunting Homer Kelly,
a H-year-old boy employed Al the
Skirvin pharmacy and who disap-
peared last night, he was at high
school in a Latin class Mrs. sam
Kelly reported to the police this morn
ing that her boy hadn', beer home for
long time and she thought he had
been robbed and killed
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-07
WIFE SUES KITCHENS
FOR DIVORCE; CRUELTY

J. Garrison Kitchens. Mayor Wej.
tons confidential man, who made ~
first page when he struck . repostee
Tor The Daily Oklshowsn h As9g1G
was sued fcy . divorce Il di1t(fe
court today. His vile. CeeSle &
ems, alleges extreme sruqlv ~ h.
hat he hit hsr wiah histlt6 ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-07
FLOCK OF FISH
AT MUNICIPAL DAM

Two thousand pounds Of fish in
two hours Is the record Of Joe Patter-
son, commissioner Of public property
And. he didn't 60 10 the seaside to
make This record, either--did il right
At home, At the municipal dam.
Trouble with the filtration system
made Il necessary to drain the reser-
voir, he said this morning. and he ae-
tually csusht 1000 pounds Of fisn
which he dlstributed among the
orphsnages Of the city.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-07
No Word Received
Of Lost Balloonist

ST. LOUIS, Oct mo word had
been received early today from Cap
tain Carl Dammann, pilot Of the
Wichita. Kan, entry in che national
balloon race, listed as "missinS''
ince the start Of tAe race frua,
here last Wednesday aigAs ,mN..
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-07

JoHNsTowN, O., oc,. 1.-Two
thousand coal miners employed by II
independent companies in this dis-
trict went on strike last night be.
cause the operators refused 10 sign
lhe nsw wage scale. -,,>--y..,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-07
1atAsr vsrdisr Hsads 7La.ari,s..

ROME, Os,. 7,--ta,hsy Francois
VeSdlsr hes bsen elected supetior-
aehss1 n the congregation of the
lyiests oe ~ mlsslon, or LaSarites, q
Shey ~ popularity Known. Hso has
!, ossa .vlNs-Saesal ei w osdes.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-07
ITALIANS RATEv
PEACE TREATIES

PARIS, Oct king Victor En-
manuel Of Italy signed royal decree
ratifyins the German and AusriAn
treaties yesterday. according 10 Z
jiaa diapsteA y ~ Eclale -
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-07
COMEBACK OF SOX
IN SIXTH POUNDS
REUTHER INTO AIR

REDLAND PARK, CINCINNATI, Oct THE sixth
series got under way with Kerr facing Reuher the
slab Neither pitcher seemed to have things his way at
first In the second Kerr seemed to weaken walking kop
In the third the Reds began the slaughter by Dauberts
single. Roush went to first when wild throw from Kerr
nit him on the head mighty wallop by Duncan for a
double scored Daubert and Roush
The fourth inning another terrible blow to the
White Sox Neae the first pitched ball trped to center
Reuther doubled On by Risberg Rahs short
waop Reuther scored double play stopped what looked
like a Red cleanup.
The fifth seemed bad for Reuther who weakened
walking Rsberg and Schak single by Kerr put Reuther
on third and long fly by Eddie Collins brought him in
Reuther tghtened and Chcagos hopes glimmered
sixth inning rally for the Sox scored three runs and
pounded Reuther from the mound, Ring taking his place.