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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-07-27

Charles Anderson, colored' agreed 10
furnish meat for the barbecue.
IL IN further alleged that they killed
an animal belonging to Mr.. Washington
and II was practically all devoured by
the picncking Ethiopians before car
ter was sufficiently sure OF his quarry
to make the arrest,
II Is hard to identify dead beef' es
peclally when the hide has been re-
moved. but In this particular case the
head OF the animal, which was left un'
skinned was found, bearing the brand
Of tho Washington ranch and also the
brand OF the date Of purchase on the
inv. The rest of the hide was not
found. as II was probably buried. as IL
usual in such cases However, officers
believe they have sufficient evidence TO
convict.
Deputy Carter took Mr.. Washington
10 the place OF the find at an early hour
Saturday morning, and Mr.. Washington
not only identified the head and brand
hut told the date OF purchase ana Veri'
fled his statement with his records.
Deputy Carter said that the negro
has made a clean breast OF the whole
affair and also owned up to participa'
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-07-27
WHITE MAN AND NEGRO
ARRESTED ON { AA RGt
|. or CATTLE STEAl|N G

For some time Johnny Washington
who owns n large ranch and hundreds
Of head of cattle north of Ardmore ana
In Carter and Murray counties. mas
been missing an occasional steer or TWO
ana has been AT "A loss 10 know what
was becoming OF them.
He finally appealed TO the sheriff OF
Carter county, and Jim Carter was
detailed TO look into the case.
Deputy Carter began systematic
search for evidence and Saturday he
was successful in landing two Carter
county cltizeny in the Murray county
Jail. where they are held pending court
action. charged with the theft of cattle
A picnic was held by negroes OF the
Springer community Friday and II ~
alleged, that Pres Hickman, white ana
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-07-27
OWEN-F 0 R-PRES|OENT
BOOM SAID TO GATHER
STRNGTH IN COUNTRY

Oklahoma City, July 96.-With the
capitalization OF organization plans the
"owen.for President" boom Is attract
ing national attention, senator owen
Is gaining great strength throughout
the south, the west and the southwest
Governor Robertson, president Of the
owen for President club, said ycster'
day. Thousands of letters are coming
into our office. promising support to the
owen movement. The bulk OF them
comes from Oklahoma, Texas, Colora.
do. Kunsas, Missouri, Arkansas, New
Mexico. Arizona. Louisiana, Mississippi
Alabama and other states In the south
ans southwest. There ur" others, Of
course. from all parts of the United
States. hut I believe you will find that
there is going TO De an enthusiastic de
mand for the oklahoma senator 10y
those who appreciate the composite of
the south and the west that he is
National owen headquarters have
been opened in Washington, from which
the campaign will be directed. j. w.
Seller. formerly secretary to Senator
owen. has been placed at the head of the
Washington office. Permanent head
quarters soon will be- opened in Chicago,
St. Louis, Kansas City and oklahoma
City. II. X. Christopher, secretary to
Governor Robertson, will be I'm charge
of the Oklahoma City headquarters.
Governor Robertson declared that the
voluntary and pronounced enthusiasm
shown by the women OF the state is
particularly encouraging. Oklahoma
women are going to be for better things
in politics" the governor said. Club
wcmen. churchmen. housewives bust
ness women. in fact from all walks Of
life the women are offering their scrv.
ices in the owen campaign
Thomas X. Lyon, Tulsa. treasurer of
the state owen organization, reported
yesterday that the entire east side of
the state is making a generous response
to the call of the owen banner. Paul
NJ. Pope, secretary of the club, said
he had received hundreds of letters in
which the writer's ask; What can l
do t. help"
+ r. r. Christopher. state manager,
gave the following names as being
few of the prominent women of the
state who have enlisted i'm the owen
campaign: Enid, Mrs. O. J. Fleming, .
Mrs. Frank Cory, Mrs. w. $. Denton. .
Mrs. r. a. Field; Muskogec. Mrs. Phil .
Brown. Mrs Gabe T.. Parker Mrs. j.
W. Cosgrove, Mrs. Irwin Donovan, Mrs. .
Thea Lipscomb; Oklahoma City. Miss .
Edith c. Johnson, Mrs. j. y. Schwoerke;
Atolia, Mrs Baxter Taylor, Mrs. j. r.
Lnebaugh. Mrs. J. $. Fulton; Henry
eta. Mrs. j. +. Whitenton.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-07-27
GENERAL. TERRlZiS AT 80
TO RETURN TO MEXICAN HOME

Los Angeles. Cal. July 26.-Gen. Luis
Terrazas, former governor of Chihua'
hua. Mexico, will return TO his home IN
the near future. according to an an
nouncement made by members of ms
family today General Terrazas. who
recently celebrated his Goth birthday,
was give nthe tielt of general when ne
commanded the Mexican forces that ad'
ministered the first decisive defeat to
the French in their effort to place
Maximilian on the throne of Mexico.
Until his property was swept away by
the revolution, he was reputed to be
the wealthiest man in Mexico.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-07-27

Ardmoreite WANT ADS bring what
you want.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-07-27

broadway and -. northwest.
Services sunday morning at 1900.
Subject for the morning service
Truth"
Golden Text: Psalms 1880, ~ have
chosen the way of truth; thy Judgments
have laid before me-
sunday school at 9:i5.
Wednesday evening testimonial meet
ings at 500 y. m.
\ reading room D. maintained at
suite 4OS. simpson building.
Everyone is cordially invited TO visit
the reading rom and to attend the
services.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-07-27

On August First We will Occupy
our New Building e doors west of
our present lOcation). On this date
we will be in a position to offer you
the most complete stock of furni-
ture and floor coverings ever
shown in ArdmOre. Come and see
this unusual display.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-07-27
R,rres 10 Carry Wheat Crop

ST. Louis, July 2G.-The ~ pafses
under construction to augmut inc ~
now operating on the Mississippi VIII De
completed shortly, an dthcfirst iew are
expec,ed TO be on the river within sew
eral weeks. A. W. Mackle' ieoer''' man
ager OF the Mississippi river section o.
the railroad administration announce"
here. The majority OF the barges prob
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-07-27
Notice, Drayrnen.

Think twice before you get mad,
Because the UNION MEN are not
asleep.
At YOUR DUE CARD they will peep,
AID say "Boy. take it back, too bad
too bad!'
Call meeting Monday night, July 2Sth'
at 1880 O'Clock. Better GOMEZ
o5.3 Secretary Transfers Local 5S3.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-07-27
EVERYTHING for the Office.

From Pins to Printing. All you need
to do is to tell Central TO give you
C91G) and Wen be com
ing your way. When you think OF or
FICE SUPPLIES. think of Sessions
Book & Printing Co., 2o2 West Main.
1t
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-07-27
East Ardmore Presbyterian

SUNDAY school. 9:45 a. m.
Preaching 11:O0 a. IN and $50 p. m
by tho pastor.
Subjects. Morning sermon. Gods
Orcbord." evening sermon, do | Ad.
mre or DO | Love jesus"
\ cordial invitation extended to every
one.
Rev. J. W. Mclaughlin. Pastor.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-07-27
broadway Methodist

SUNDAY school At 9:45 n. m.
Senior League at 7:3O p. IN.
Preaching at 1900 u. m. and $3.50 p
IN by the pastor.
Morning subject, Spiritual Discern
ment."
Evening subject, "A Pure Con.
science"
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
at S:45.
Il. T.. l.. Morgan, Pastor.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-07-27

ton In the theft OF two other steers from
the Washington ranch about five weeks
ago.
In the latter case the negro said that
Hickman gave him $40 to help in the
job.
The Murray county officers will han
die the case as the offense was com
mitted in that county.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-07-27
81. philip's Episcopal

T. and McLish, southwest.
Holy communion will De celebrated at
: 80.
Morning prayer at 1900,
Tho church will be closed during the
entire month Of Angus, and will open
ON the first sunday In september.
i. W. Golden. HIowcs. Rector.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-07-27

ably will be used temporarily TO orr trans, 's.
MORT the new wheat crop Us n'a"y 49,.
pviries for handling II by water ha''
heen received,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-07-27
c,..,s IN the Sweet.

II YOU are fond of good % ehoeo'a,sS, ,'o,,M
lust take one bite of Beieh's' Isure ,s, YOU n
want more) Fresh shipment 'us' ~ =,
on ice SESSIONS, 2o2 West Ma'h' "
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-07-27
CHURCHES
First Presbyterian

Morning worship AZ II o'clock,
sermon by Rev, e, NJ, Collins,
sunday school at 9;46 a. m.
Meeting OF session at lO;i5 a. m.
Evening worship at $50; sermon by
he pastor.
Chas. G. Wcth, Pastor.
Richmond planet., 1919-12-20
hDSIsN'-siINNiS.

On Wednesday December 10 h,
1919 in the home Of her foster par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. E. Royal,
105 w. lie gh street, Miss Mamie ].
Minnis was given in happy wedlock
to MIR. j. Lee Mosby. The house was
beautifully decorated with cut flow
crs and palms and at the appointed
hour $50 p. NJ. amid the strains
Of Mcndclssohn wedding maxsn pla.
cd by Miss Carrie w. Roystu, the
groom entered with Mr.. c. p. Hayes;
then came the bride leaning on the
arm OF MIR. Jas. +. Royal.
The bride was most bccomngly at
tired in Il dark blue satin dress with
light trimmings, ha, gloves and
shoes To match. The groom woro the
conventional black
Thc ring ceremony was perform
ed by Rev. l.. l.. Downing of RoaIi-
okc, Va, assisted 10y Rev. NJ. E Day
is pastor of 2rd s. \ NJ. T.. Church
Of this city.
During III" ceremony Miss Royall
played very softly IIumorcske." I'm.
media ely after the ceremony re-
ccption was rendered Mr.. and Mrs
Mosby after which the happy couple
left for their fnturc home ok Hill;
Va.
The bride formerly Miss Munis is
very accomplished young woman
ana highly respected by all who
KNOW her. She is a recent graduate
"t frecdmcn's Hospital Training
ochooi and has the distinction of %
ing one OF The few colorcd Tied Cross
nurses VINO served so faithfully in
the Worlds War.
MR. Mosoy is a highly respected
'o~,s @ man OF GooehIand County, VI,
ne many friends Of MIR. and Mrs
ness ''' "'rf'-
Ea>,
Richmond planet., 1919-12-20

In McnOriann

In remembrance OF m" mother.
Airs. Katie Gates. who departed this
life December 81, 1918.
AS the evening sun Is setting
OF Ell tines as | sit alone.
In my heart 'hcrc comes a feeling
Ii my mother conld only come home
10 unt ask nS do ne mss her.
Oh. there IS such vacant place
often we think we hear heG foot steps
And long so for her smiling face
Everywhere We go We miss her
Miss her more and more.
Put We hope to meet onr no her
On th"t bright and haDnv shore
by hCr dau@ht"r. sister and son
RFBECCA TfN >REI!..
ELIZA DUDLEY.
THOMAS GATES
Richmond planet., 1919-12-20
Iudgs Harrison Speaks at V. U. u.

The faculty and students OF the
virginia Union University were high
ly honorcd Thursday, December II,
1919 by the visit and lecture Of Judge
William II. Harrison Of Chicago. Ill.
Tie no el silver tonHucd orator vas
introduced Ey Airs, Ora Brown Stok
c&, one Of iichmund's most influential
women. After = brief review Of his
early lie he addressed the student
body on the subject: A Crack in the
Formulation. -" lie impressed npon
the studen the necessity OF charac
ter building and also the possibilities
Of both the country boy and the city
boy Very vividly did ,ndge IIarri-
son show % each of his hearers how
the battles OF tho future depended up
on the foundation laid; and that with
A solid foundation we could and must
build higher and higher.
IIs urged every student 20 do his
best, to watch for the opportunity
and when it came to strike and strike
hard.
The famous orator was at his hes
ana for * minutes held his andi-
ence spellhound with his sweeping
olonuence and mastcrful delivery
Several times he was forced to stop
until the applause subsiGed.
Richmond planet., 1919-12-20

Baptist Church, DR.. w. Y. john
son paster. Sunday. December 21.
1919 Is o'c'ock 4. NJ. and 500
o'clock =. M.
The pastor, dcacons and members
most cord ally invite the pnblic o
each OF these services to enjoy the
music for the special occasion. A
3re2' treat Is in store for 4 music
loving audience. Seats free to all.
Richmond planet., 1919-12-20
Tf.OMpSDN-COSHl

Mr.. and Mrs. Mercer Cosby OF
liy!as, Va. announce the engagement
and approaching marriage OF their
daughter. Alycc II. to Mr.. Herbert
Th"mpson OF boswell, Va. Owing to
the recent death in the family 1t
Wlil be quietly oicmniZcd in the par,
lor OF Rev. II. O. Johnson, Decem-
Der 18th. 1919
Richmond planet., 1919-12-20

ncccmbcr 18th. Miss Carrie Turner
winner Of the popularity contest held
in connection with the ArmiSticc cclc
hH..tlcn will be the central figure of
;he entertainment and the other
awarded % the successful contest =
ants
Richmond planet., 1919-12-20

December IT, 1918.
You ask do we miss her?
Yes, it filS our hearts with pain,
But her spirit softly whispers,
weep not in Heaven we'll meet
again
Oh, Lucie could you but speak 10 us.
And could yOu live again
Our aching hearts would then no
healed;
Bu this--we wish in vain.
Peaceful lie thy rest, dear l.ucie,
1t is sweet 20 breathe thy name;
In life we loved You dearly
In death. we do the same.
Bereayel husband. mother. hrothe"
and sister.
CHARLES II. TYNES
MA!9IA l.. BROOKS.
ROBERT f. BROOKS
MARGARET B. HAYES.
Richmond planet., 1919-12-20
Lecture at Fifth street Monday Night

''To the Front and How to Get
There is the subject Of a lecture by
Rev. II. j. King, at Fifth st. Baptist
Church next Monday night The ad
mission is 10 cents and the proceeds
Will make the needy happy Christmas
Richmond planet., 1919-12-20
Gard OF Thanks.

Mr' aSd Mrs. }. l.. Mosby wis,, 70
'hahK ther many friends IN and out
OF the city for the useful presents
both handsome and numerous on ,h,
occasion or their marriage Dcccm,
Der 10. 1919.
Richmond planet., 1919-12-20
CORONATION BALI. AT JOHN
sons .itHlTORIJM TONIGHT

The Coronation Ball which was re-
Gently postp ned was held in John
SONS auditorium on Friday night,
Richmond planet., 1919-12-20
81 ND.AY WITH THE CHOIR.

And with my song will | praise
HIM." Choir benefit day at the First
Richmond planet., 1919-12-20

DR. Arcni" r. Flem,n" of Frcel
:""ns Hospital and graduate of 1912
Class. Howard VniyerSj Medical
Schao was in the city this week tax
ing the Virginia Medical examination
D.. Fleming was the only colorea
d'tH ont of - 2S";rnpts. nt J
candidate ont Il "a aapiran;s
Richmond planet., 1919-12-20

CAN'T s. ID T22ewe'i Of Norfolk,
Va was in the city last week and
called on us
Richmond planet., 1919-12-20

Mrs Rosa Walton WiIaOn Of
Norri&town. Pa. spent last week in
he city tho guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
JOS T. Royal le5 w. Leigh st
Richmond planet., 1919-12-20
In AIenitA iaR.

In loving memory CT MrG. iucic
Brooks Tyncs who diod one year ago
December IT, 1918.
Richmond planet., 1919-12-20

Dfs. S. S. Norris and l.. l..
Berry arc in the city. DR.. Morris is
candidate for the Young Peoples So
r;ctS OF A n e Church. DR.. E II.
lIuHtcr is candidate for Bish0pric Of
~" same church. The prospects are
v"rY hr oh for Dr. Morris's election
aud Virginia g behind Hunter also
Virginia should have place Of hon
o. in the church as she is doing big
things in the coming future.
Evening journal., 1919-10-09
CICOTTE is STEADY
BUT NOT BRILLIANT
Luque's Fine Pitching One
of Features Mound Mems
Work

CINCINNATI. Oct. eddie Cicotle's
comeback yesterday was marked 10y
steady although not brilliant pitching
On tie other hand "Slim' Sallec, One
of Pat Morans malnslays, blew np n
the nflh inning aud had 10 bo taken
from the box. Ray Fisher, another
malnslay. completed the inning Luque'
who finished The game for the Cincin-
natl Rcdlegs. pitched lnylncible ball
striking out i've OF ilc White SoN Dat-
iers IN the four innings he pitched.
An analysis Of yesterdays pitching
record shows that Clcotte struck out
four and walked three Cincinnati play
crs. Tho three Red pitchers pitched six
slrikeouts and didn't walk a man. GIN
cinnatl got seven safe hits or Cicoile'
while Chicago landed on the ball for
ten safe ones. most Of them OF Sallee.
sallee's pitching allowed The White sox
10 score I'm The first, third and ifth
innings. Cicotte allowed the Reds one
score In the sixth
The record OF yesterdays game shows
that Cicotte put over "a strikes and 30
wide ones. as compared with 20 strikes
and 36 balls pitched by the three Gin
clnnati hurlers. 4 total Of 226 balls
were pitched. 100 by Cicoiie and i06 by
Sallee. Fisher and Luque.
Following Is the inning pitching rec
ord for the game.
Evening journal., 1919-10-09
DELAWARE And
TOME SCRINMAGE
Coach Shipley Tries Some
Changes Which Work
Out Well
TEAM IN GOOD
SHAPE FOR PENN
specIaI b The EyenIng Journal.


NEWARK, oct 9.-Coach Shipley put
the Delaware College football squad
through a hard scrlmmage with Tome
Institute yesterday afternoon as prac-
tlce work preparatory 10 the game with
Penn at Franklin Field. Philadelphia,
Saturday afternoon 10 was In no way
a regular game as Delaware kept the
ball most Of the scrimmage to try out
plays.
Shlpley Is well satisfied with the
showing made by his teal on defense
against Franklin and Marshall last sat
urday but Is now trying 20 develop
more OF a punch in offense than Della
ware displayed against ?. and NJ This
afternoon there will likely be another
short scrimmage and tomorrow VIII be
devoted entirely 10 signal practice and
the final touches before the Penn game.
Coach Shipley was well pleased with
the scrimmagc against Tome as the Del
aware backs showed more pep and
made repeated gains through the line
and around the ends.
Two changes were tried out yesterday
both OF which seemed 10 work out well.
Carl. who has been used as a third
string quarter was given a chance run
ming the varsity and he did splendid
work. Carl has plenty OF pep In call
ing signals and run the team while he
was in I'm fine shape The other change
was the moving OF Alexander from
quarter on The scrubs TO half on the
varsity lie put up a fine game and
his work Will likely get MIN a chance
against Penn. Alexander Is big rangy
fellow and should make a good back.
Tie PLAYED on the varsity basketball
team against Penn last winter. During
vacation last summer Alexander and
several other students spent In the
harvest fields Of Kansas consequently
he was hard and In good physical shape
when he entered college.
Harmer and PLAN who were slightly
injured I'm the T. and NJ. game were not
put IN the scrimmage yesterday but
they viii be in shape for Penn. II is
+ likely Shipley will start TOnkln at quar-
| ter and Wlntrup. McCaughan and Loose
/ in The other bsckneld positions against
Penn. This will leave him Harmer
| plam Alexander. kavanaugh and lvor,
TO substitute at any time. Coach ship
ley states that Delaware will be 30 pei
cent. stronger rs a result N the har'
work thlsNveek than the team that me
T. and W. last Saturday. he says hi
team viii not be over confident but !
they don't hold Penn 10 a much smaller
score than p. VI. G. did everyone vii
be disappointed.
Graves, Foulk and Megaw worked
we'll at the ends yesterday while The
/ line showed a punch and made holes
/ for the backneld men 10 get through.
Evening journal., 1919-10-09

stolen bases-IlOusi .. Gandil. His
berg. Raih. Schalk, Leibold, Daubcrt.
Sacrifice hits-Felsch Z. Raih, Daubert
Z, RouSh, Ningo, Duncan, kOpf. Kerr, T..
Collins.
Sacrifice iies-Croh. Duncan, y. Col
linS.
Two-basc hits-Rath. jackson ?,
Weaver 2, Neale. Eller, Groh ?, Duncan
/ Reuther, FelSch. =. Collins.
/ Thrce-b base hitS-Daubcrt. Reuthcr
kOpf, Risbera, Roush, Weaver.
Home runs-NOne.
Double plays-kopf and Daubert
Risberg and y. Collins .. Risbcrg, y
Collins and Gandl ?; Raih. kopf an'
Daubcri. '. Collins. RiSbern and Gandil
Cicotte. Risbern and Gandil jackson
and Schalk: Roush and Croh. Rousl
and Rath: kopf and Raih. Iotal-Chi.
cagO .. Cincinnati =.
Triple plays-Nonc.
Earned runs-ChicagO s. Cincinnati ~.
Left on bases-Chicano a.. Cincinnati
%
First base on errors-C Chicago s, Gin
cinnaii S.
Passed ball-Schalk
Runs battcd in-By Gandil Z. Raih T..
Daubert I. Groh .. ROush 3. Duncan 6,
WingO I. Reuther 3. k0pf, >, Neale 3,
Schalk ,, 4. Collins I, Fclsch 3, Jack
son ..
Runners thrown out sicalina-By
" lingo (GaHdil, 4. Collins); by Rari-
den (JacksQn. Felsch. SchallO; by
Schalk 6 Oaubert, Roush. Duncan, Ncalo
.. NinDO); by Lynn, none.
Pitchers rccords-On Reuther, y hits
and ) runs in n innings with ~ men at
bat: OFT CicOtie. ~ hits and . runs In
n 2-3 innings with ~ men at hat; of
Wilkinson. hits aud runs In . i-3
innings with T. men az bat; of Louder
milk, hits and I run la ! inning with
men at bat: OH Sallec. 10 hits and 6
runs in ~ ~ innings with - men at bat;
of Williams. = hits aud 5 runs Ia l6
innings with IS men at hat: of Fisher,
hits and runs In 2-3 innings with p
men al bat; Luque I hit aud no runs
in innings with i6 men at bat oil Kerr
~ hits and runs in IS innings with IS
men at bat; OIL Ellcr. . hits and no runs
in . innings. with 10 men at bat; on
Mayer, no hits aud ! run in I inning,
with , men at bat.
struck out-By Rcuthcr I (Cicotte);
Cicotte : (GrOh, Daubcri. Ncalc.
Luauc. kopf >. i,ing; Wilkinson
CMingol: LOudermilL. none; Sallce .
jackson. Williams; Williams dun
can. Ncalc .. EIlcr): herr & Dauberi,
Groh =, Duncan. Ring. Ncalcl; Fisher
> (Risberg, GandiD; Luque ucibold,
Evening journal., 1919-10-09

The Want Ads are tho Information
hurean Of The world Of work.
Evening journal., 1919-10-09
ATHLETIC COUNCIL
TO ORGANIZE SOON
.ial "a The Evening Journal.

Special 20 The Evening Journal.
NEWARK. OOct 9.-lhe new Della
ware College Athletic Council which
will have supervision over all college
athletic events during the year VIII
meet soon TO organize The personnel
of the Association this year follows
Aumni members. Or. Waller II. steel
and Norris y. Wright; faculty members.
Dean Z. Laurence smith and Professor
George y. Dutton; student members
representing the senior class. Frank
McCardle: Junior class, Hugh Me-
Caughan; sophomore class, G. Gray
Garlcr.
Evening journal., 1919-10-09
OFFICIAL ROX SCORE.
CHICAGO "a

Seventh game, played In Cincinnati
Ocfohar
Evening journal., 1919-10-09

Cicotte .. y. Collins. Weaver. Felsch
Ring (Jackson. Gandil. SchallS. Felsch)
Mayer, none; Eller Oeibold, 4. Collins
Fclsch. Gandil, Risberg, Sehalk, Wi
liams >. y. Murphy.
Bases on halls-On neuther (His
berg .. Schalk p; Cicoite mousci
Rcuthcr WingO 3); Wilkinson, none
| Loudermilk I (GrOh); Sallee I a.. Col
lins). Williams s Olath >, Croh .. Rous
,. Duncan); Kerr I (Gr0h); Fisher +.
Felsch. Risbera); Luquc. none; Ring
6 ORsherg. Schalk ., jackson, Gandil
Loibold); Mayer (Duncam; Llicr
UeibOld)
Balk- Sallee.
Wild pitches-NOne.
Runs charged 10 pitchCrS-T0 Reufh.
er 8, CicOtte Z. Wilkinson I, L0udcrmil,
I. Sallee ?. Williams :. Kerr 3. Fisher
: I. Luque o, Ring I. Mayer o. Ellcr o.
Winning piichers-Reuthcr, sallcc
Kerr ., Ring, Eller, Cicotie.
| Losing pitchcrs-CicOttc , Williams
/ ,. Fisher I, Ring 4. Salleo I.
Umpires- Mcssrs. Quigley, higler
Exams, Nallin.
Evening journal., 1919-10-09

In for WI
n Of cOnd
in Of
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Evening journal., 1919-10-09

Sallee persisted in warming
up while the national anthem
was played. Then he was knock
ed out of the box.
Evening journal., 1919-10-09

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n the third iuque
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No. q School football team again de-
feated It. Patrlck's eleven yesterday.
p TO O. Donaldson. Artis and Zane
were the stars Of No. 81 school team.
Evening journal., 1919-10-09

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