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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-10
E. P. Hill Takes
Up Residence in
City For Future

II. +. Hin, for two terms state sem
ator from Pittsburgh county. and re-
Gently candidate for attorney gen
eral OF Oklahoma, on the democratic
ticket. has moved to Ardmore and VIII
make this his future home.
He will be senior member OF the firm,
Hill. Roland and Hill. His son. w,
p. Hill having preceded him here sew.
oral months
Senator Tlill is widely known In the
state and is accredited with being one
OF the leading legal lights OF the state,
His locating here is declared OF real
benefit TO this section.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-10
ILLINOIS Fy.tMERS
WARNED ABOUT CIDER

SPRINGFIELD. III Good faith and
closed containers will keep the maker
Of cider out of trouble. Attorney Gen.
cral Edward J. Brundase decided when
Illinois farmers asked for a ruiInt on
hard" cider.
The manufacture Of hard cider. AZ
such is forbidden" the attorney general
said. but the law cannot be held to
prevent a farmer from manufacturing
from his own apples and premlttins the
cider to ferment ana develop into cider
vinegar"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-10
QUARRELS LEAD TO
MURDER OF WOMAN

TULSA. Okla.-Mrs. ]. ". Godfrey.
5i2 Second street was shot and almost
instantly killed about . O'Clock Satur.
day afternoon In the front room " her
apartment. The police Immediately
arrested the womsn's husband and he
is now at the city jail I, IL charged
that he fired ak shots at his wife. two
&c which took effect. one under the left
eye and the other close 10 her heart.
Neighbors said the two had been
quarreling for several days.
Godfrey In about 10 and she is young
er. The two had no children.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-10
Injunction Granted

WASHINGTON - A temporary In.
junction restraining United States Mar
shsl Snyder from interfering with the
meeting Of the International Brother
hood OF Electrical Workers, one OF the
striking rail shop crafts and from do
ing anything TO prevent strike activi.
ties, 'in excess" OF the Chicago re-
straining order. was issued Saturday
by Justice Bailey in the supreme court
OF the District OF Columbia.
The court denied the petition for 8
similar INJUNCTION against United States
Attorney Gordon. but without preju-
dice Of q renewal OF the application
after next Monday when the Chicago
L.opiel. expires by its own terms
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-10
UNSETTLED BUSINESS
SEEN In ENGLAND NOW

WASHINGTON -- Unsettled business
conditions IN Groai Britain were re.
ported to the commerce department
Saturday by Commercial Attachc Tow.
,r ut London
Recent uIce-tainty "a to tho situa.
ton on the continent" he said has
had an uuset'iug Influence on Britain
affairs Exchange Irregularities. cs.
pcclally the violent fGi In the sterling
valGr Of the German mark. have Great.
ei an atmosphere VI apprenenNon.
Some Improvement In financial con.
ditinns IN ltal, WIS reported
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-10
DOGS SAVE GIRL
TRAPPED BY SNAKES

BROWNS MILLS. n. J.-Trapped
ON a point OF land in swamp near
here by three huge rattlesnakes. Mlss
Carrie pitmsn saved her life by he-
cooiness and the aid Of her two dogs
until reseuers came In response to
her calls and shot two OF the reptiles.
the third and largest escaping.
James Giberson Sir. heard the dogs
barking and ran TO her aid lie shot
Two Of the snakes. but the third ss.
capped. The smallest had 10 Tatilcs
hut the rattlss had been torn from the
taii OF theh other Examining th,
dead snakes. Glbefson found IL young
rattlesnakes inside each. some dea ]
hpm the shot and the others he killed
with \ club. thus dIspa,chIns 20 rat
tiers In isss than five minutes
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-10
COTTON MARKETING
TO BE INVESTIGATED

WASHINGTON. a broad inyesti.
cation by the senate agriculture com.
mI,toe into the methods and practices
employ in the marketing OF cotton was
ordered by the senate Friday in the
adoption OF the resolution by Senator
Smith. democrat. South Carolina. which
seeks to determine whether there is In.
reference with the laws OF supply and
demand in the cotton market
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-10
NORRIS EDITOR HELD
FOR CRIMINAL LIBEL

MORRIS. Okla.-C. +. Jeffress. I'd.
tor OF the Morris News. was arrested
Friday night 10y deputy sheriff on a
charge of criminal libel, preferred. ac.
Cording TO iefiress. by the knights
Of Columbus of oRmulvee. as result
nj publication In Jeffress' paper OF an
alleged oath OF allegiance OF the lodge.
Opposite this oath Jeffress publish.
cd an alleged oath OF the Ku klus Khan
and published the headline (which one
do YOU prefer" above them. Ieffross
snid his counsel at okmulgee made
bond in the sum Of $1,000 for him.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-10
HOMICIDE JUSTYFIABLE
EUFAULA JUDGE HOLDS

EUFAUI-A, okla-Justifiable homi.
eide was Justice A. +. Chapman's yer.
dict. Friday afternoon when he dis
charged Jessle Wright. aged 2i. for
killing his father.in.law. Henry Marsh.
a store secpor OF Wichita. Marsh was
cut on parole from the state pcniten.
tiary where he had been serving =
sentence for killing his sisterin.law.
several years ago.
Testimony at the preliminary hcar'
lng OF Wright was to the effect that
Marsh attacked wriRht's wife while
intoxicated. When Marsh's wife Ia.
terfered Marsh is said TO have grabbed
big club. Wright, armed with a
rifle. warned him to desst. when ho
continued TO advance. the BOY fired
killing him instantly.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-10
HIGHJACKING GANG AT
TULSA HELD in BOND

TULSA - All hut two important
members of alleged Jacobs highjacking
and house lootlng gang had been held
to the district court shortly before noon
Saturday under heavy bonds following
dramatic preliminary hearings before
Justice J. T Thompson and A. p. Wat.
son.
Tom Wallace and Byron kirkpatrick.
assistant county attorneys In charge
Of the prosecution, stated that their
cases would be finally disposed Of In
the district court at the earliest posi-.
Bile setting OF Jury trials this fall.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-10
RADIO MAY GROW
HAIR, MAN THINKS

LoNDoN.-At a demonstration given
~ the Hunslow Wireless Society at
Ellsworth, one Of the audience asked
what effect broadcastins had on the
opcmtor's hair.
lie was told II was quite possible that
electric waves were responsible for pro.
noting growth and that none VI the
party knew OF the existence VI a laid
headed operator.
The Marconl Company. however. EN-.
ploys men who have gone bald since
they began work on the instruments.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-10
SMYRNA FALLS INTO HANDS OF THE
TURKISH NATIONALISTS; ALLIED
COMMISSION TO TAKE CHARGE NOW

names OF HI. ministers to King Con.
stantine tonight
CoNsrANTtNoPLE.--A movement
for the dethronement Of kinE Con.
stantine OF Greece and the establish.
ment OF republic is reported by the
Greek newspapers to be under way
on the islands cf the orecian srchi.
pelaEo.
wAsH1NGToN.-Arrlvai OF the Dc.
stroyers Liichfeld and simpson a.
Smyrna was reported TO the navy de.
psrtment today The destroyer Par.
rot has returned 10 Consisntinopls.
49, savices said.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-10
BRITISH CRUISERS
ORDERED TO SMYRNA

MALTA. Tho British cruisers Con.
cord and Cardiff. undrt command cr
Rear Admiral Sir Reginald Tvrwhdt.
aru under orders to srh fcr Smyrna
The entire British Mediterranean fleet
now is concentrated In near eastern
waters,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-10
FREED FROM JAIL
TO SEE DEAD BABY

CADILLAC. Mich.-Compassion for
Archie Ramey, serving sentence for
moonshining. moved sheriff c. II. Nn'
on to obtain permission from Circuit
Judge Lamb for Ramey 10 NO to hls
home In Antrim county, where his
child was dead.
Ramey went without an escort and
returned 10 complete his sentence.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-10
BOY ON TRICYCLE. GOES
TO HARDING FOR COAL

NEW YoRk.-"Prssldcnt Harding Il
the only man who can put coal In our
cellar this winter" Rubin Hyman told
his wife today.
A few minutes later the Hymans
missed their son. Harold. five years
old. He had pedaled away on his trl.
cycle.
When the police found the boy later
he said ne was going to find Mir. Hard.
ing and ask him to fill the basement
with coal
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-10
FORMER CONSUL TO
CHINA FOUND DEAD

ST. LOUIS - Richard j. Johnson.
consul to China In President Grants nd
ministratlon was found dead in the
yard OF Alexandc, Brother hospital Sat.
urday. He was about 10 yeais OF age
and was found under the window OF
his room. which was on the second floor
OF the hospital. lie was former cir.
cuit attorney OF ST. Louis and was a
brother OF the late Charles +. johnson,
former lieutenant governor OF Missouri
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-10
RAINS COOLED FEvERED BROwS
IN KANSAS CITY SATURDAY

KANSAS CtTY.-Rain Friday night
and Saturday broke the September
heat spell In this section Of Missouri.
The precipitation here total,d 50
inches Saturday morning with the rain
continuing during the day.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-10

LONDON - A wireless dispatch from
Smyrna reports the surrender Of the
town to the Turks. according TO a
Constantinopk disritch TO the Exchange
Telegraph 'smpany
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-10

ATHENS. s.-smyrns IL being evacu'
ated amidst scenes OF srea, disorder,
according TO refugees. 1900 Of whom
have arrived here. Panic rcirns az
the Turks sppreach the town. Il Is
declared. and Greek soldiers are con.
tending with the civilians Tor places on
the outgoing shlrs.
NJ W. kaiosorcpcluas. the premier
designate is expersei to present ".
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-10

Mrs Percy fondcrs OF Pauls Valley
aud AIRS. Anna Fowler of wanannoka
arc VISITING at the horne Of Mr.. and
Airs ". l.. Couch, Coz u street. north.
west.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-10
WEATHER

Sunday and Monday,
unsettled, probably scat
tered thunder showers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-10

You read it in the Ard
mOreite-Then you read
it somewhere else"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-19
TWO UNbEATEN
MEET DEFEAT
IN BIC EVENT

Columbus. o., Sept. lS.---(By The As
ISOLATED Press)-Thc hitherto undc-
feated Thompson Dillon and Jane Re-
four races this summer. both met de-
feat this afternoon in tho Horse Re-
Wow Fu:urity. for TWO year old trot-
;ers. feature of today's grand circuit
racing here. Brandwtne. owned BY
H. ]. Schlesnger. OF Milwaukee. Wis.
with Driver Edmar M. won the first
and third heats. dropping tn" second
70 Thompson Dillon. in which heat u"
reduced his record a quarter az sec
on,l to 2:0sL. Breaks IN tho first ara
second heats brought him his chance
for victory.
Jane Revere was never contender
until the third heat when she took Sec
oud place. BranGwine had not been
considered as Il contender to win the
race.
Rosemary the favorite won the 2:ll
tro, after being hoSed out by Justistma
in the first mile.
The King $4,000 stake for c:oS pacera
went 10 Peter Henley, upset'inC INC
,opc as Charley Sweet, the horse en-
pecied 70 win. came in last.
Before the final heat Of IN" ";N
mace Judges took down o. H. Erskine
as driver Of IsusScl onCalc. winner Or
tho first heat and loser of the second
10 Barney's tramp. John Thomas was
substituted and after winning the
third heat was awarded 500. Decision
on Erskine was reserved.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-19
WEST: VIRGINIA SQUAD
IN SECRET. PRACTICE
Spectators Allowed on Field Only T1H
O'clock Each Afternoon BY
New Order.

Morsantour. W. Va. S"p' 10
west virginia uuivcrsity'S football
squad had its first workout on tho
home field this afternoon. Spectators
were permitted til o'clock and then
behind closely guarded gates Spears
xayo tho ncn two hour workout StrcS-
cling rcw formations and plays. Tho
frs. thing OH tho program WAS a dtri-
sion OF the squad which SCrt l6 men,
Including Eruc" TIank"y. C!arksbu"G
hfch star. 10 Lanham'S freshman
squad. Twen,r-cuc additional fresh
men reported for practice and n drive
Is being made among tho students TO
bring out 4 larger squad for the year
ing team. Fcte Rarnum, Parks rshurg
high star wired that he was detained
a, home by an 1hsCesS on his foot but
would Lee on hand tomorrow. and FUrcy.
substitute center last Year. was not IN
The field Aside from this pair all the
men who took par In Saturdays gam"
a. JackSon's Mills were on hand ana
apparently in good shape.
Pat QuaricS who's" hand "
Token ut Tack sous Mills was m uni
form. AZ was Steve Iarrick WHO re
ceiyed badly bruised shoulder -
tine camT. SeCret practice Tho order
rr.-r ir;s limo I'll after 'hs Wesleyan
gam" Of Sept. -. although local fans
WI l." allowed - watch tho mon cL'h
afternoon ~ IN. ac'uI, drlil start 8.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-19
YankS Win Game, Series and Probably Pennant
WASHINGTON TEAM TO
CAUSE yANKS WORRY

All arrangements for the opening
game Of the 1922 serui-pro season have
been completed With the East Wash
ingrun scholastic's who win bring one
Of the best squads that have ever en-
tered this city under scmi-pro head
irg and vii! also bring 4 number o.
followers with them.
The Yankees will be hitting the
dummey hard for the remainder of the
week and Will hc III the best OF CON
dit!on for Sundays ,ilt quarterback
Crock who has hcrn reported injured
Ia last weeks sCrinImage workout ~
again IN shape also Miller last years
star Tackle. Snyder all Sta.e scholastic
tackle will also be included III the
Yanks lineup.
From all indications n large tuTi on:
il expected at tho park Sunday from
the talk OF some OF the valleys nu-
thoriticS on football the Nanks with q
hard fight before them arc predicted
to come out victorious.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-19
WORLD SERIES
OPENS OCT. 4TH

Chicago. Sept. 18TH" l122 world
series baseball championship will open
oct. in Now York city. II was de-
ridcd to-day ~ Il meeting Of National
and American lraru" representatives
hero. Las, year prices will prevail
The ARRANGEMENT calls Tor the opclI-
ing game Wednesday Oct. !. TO ne
known a. National League Day. when
thc Giants would r." Al home on tho
Folio grounds in New York, and the
ixc, dal. oct. providing the Ne"
York Yanks win tho American league
rcnrant---wuuld bc American League
Day. when tho Yankees would be at
home" on the same grounds.
II tho ST Louis Americans win tn"
American l"agu" race they would play
In New York Oct. and and Friday
oct. & would he travel day. Three
games would lie played in 81. Louis
oct. :. and =.
Should 4 scN cath game hc necessary
to decide ;hc series. tho play OF ths
ucciding game would be decided by
lot.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-19
CAMBRIA TAKES TWO
FROM L0RA|N TEAM
Shadyside Teams Wins Now Reach a
Total of Sixteen--Both Games Won
on Ono RIM Margin.

ShadySides crack baseball team. the
Cambria Galleries, continued their Win
ming >;reak Sunday. and at the expense
Vt the lnrain coal and Dock min" OF
bridgeport. who dropped both games Of
"a double hill. boosted their wins TO A
total Of sixteen. Tho score oC the first
game was 6-5 and the second 9-S.
The feature al lhc opener Was the
hitting "r Fierce of Cambria and Liskc
of the l.wran$. The pitching Of ShiV"-
ly WAS also Il feature. the yonnGstcr
allowing n hits and striking out 10
men. TIL" second contest was featured
hy the hcavN hitting of the Collicrics.
who scored four runs in the seventh
inning and won the game.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-19
WFST VIRGINIA WESLEYAN CAME
0PENSSTATE COLLEGIATE CARD

some uncasincss when this years pros
poets we're discussed. there has bech
very decided Improvement in the ma
,crial especially by shifting of 'Trusty
Tailman 20 Il wing position. AS wen as
in the addition 10 Harry Bycr ana Il
whole host Of nov terminal candi-
dates.
II is obvious. however. that in SPITE
of all tho rrcsS agent stories thdt
may be turned ont from M"rcantoWh'
about tho quality Of the new MATERIAL
the main strength OF the MountaincerS
Is going To he found IN tho presence
Of DR.. Spears system OF football play
y, hirh has had ono year 10 become IN
stalled and some Of the fruits
which will no doubt he rcaped TINS
.casou. He WAS able TO start out AZ
IackSons Mills with practically the
same lineup as that which met W. ana
r in the final game Ct the season
year ago and that. Of course. means
4 whole lot.
Interest in this annual class" "n'"h
over . por!od Of moro ihan ten years
has built MP a great following OF fans
T., higher than ever this year ana u Is
believed that n record crowd Will
swarm 10 the South Side Park on Sept.
20 To see the KICKOFF.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-19
Columbus PRACTICE

After several signal workouts last
week and a good scrimmsge Sunday
morning at the Twcnty-sixth street
grounds, all Indications point to a most
successful season for the Columbia
"gridders." Coach Morrison Is highly
pleased with the calibre OF his mon. ana
has ordered practice for tonight IN tho
club gym. promptly at $50. All playAD
are urged to be On hand.
Several class "A" teams have alrcadf
been lined up. but II is mot IS yet ccr.
tain whether tho Columbias will open
next Sunday or the week following.
Several attractive offers have been al
ready made the locals By Toronto and
Pittsburgh teams. but definite an
rounccment as regards opening date
will hc r1;dn through this pnpcr IN the
next few days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-19
FOOTBALL OUTLOOK At
DAV|S-ELK|NS STRONG
Many Veterans From Last Year Coupled
with Promising New Material
Boosts Stock

El.tiS " Va. sept. ls--pavis and
Ejk'us t"Iicg" = getting together Il
strong team for "a" opening on S"ptcm-
b"r -. Seven OF last years letter men
arr IN the turnout-John NewcoIne. last
years captain; Kcyser. Loudin, Hare.
irvine. Marshall and Woodell. or last
years second string men there are
Vote Schwartz Morris, CapChSeT,
Cain SLs!.er and Clements
In he re" men there a!e sHt "
E.kln: uigh Schag!s last -. tryinf t2f
d berth They are Brown Lord. Hard
lnG Tough. Johnson and Douglas
Tia" ner' met. include Hugh ''faddock.
We ton. - VI. West Virginia Uni
yrrsity freshmen quarterback ana track
man asst year. Mayo Mott. Davis, w.
Va. oromac State athlete: Chance
Wyatt. Cumberland. Md: GRlenville
Normal star: FATTY" McEwee. tho 10
cai Ugh school eN-star: 'T,ewie" Tai
bolt DICK Brown. Dick Talbot.
"Shorl," Manning and Dutch" Booth.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-19
VICILANTS vs.. INDIANS

The fast vIgilant s. c. football team
Of Martins Ferry will entertain the:
crack Bcllaire Indians next Sunday.
afternoon at League Park. The gains
will he called promptly At o'clock and
Indications point TO large crowd at
tending.
The teams are both opening their 1877
schedules and will have some OF tbs
best amateur anad high school players
In their lincups. The manager OF tho
Indians is requested to call the manager
Of the Ferry outfit at Bridgeport lob to
make final arrangements for the game.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-19
HORSE SHOE LEAGUE
TO MEET ON ISLAND

The Island Horse Sho" League VIII
hold its regular Tuesday evening
games this evening on the courts al
bridge park. The first set is schcduI-
ed 10 start at $50 o'clock sharp.
Manager Dorncmar announced last
evening that II special meeting OF the
nlavers has been called for this eve
ming after tho games. All players ar"
requested ~ bc present as the meeting
* Of an important nsturc.
roniEht's Games.
Glass Earkes vs.. Gabriel Sturgeon.
.rullcr-RcIl We. Lpphardt Francis
Ximncr.Whiiham vs.. Parker Lewis.
TyrcIl-Wallrr W. Ncidlr-Morgan.
Graham Ward vs.. Schafrr-C9 nphcll
I.rnyn-M MCGEE vs. Bruhn-Rauc-.
Carroll-HaWkirs vs.. M"iZner-ieter-
son.
Moore Newlin ". Simpson-Casc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-19
Declares The President
Knows All About Baseball

Wa.hington.Sept. ls--Pr"e dent Hard
ing KNOWS more about baseball" Colo
mel TIL l.. Huston. part owner CT the
New York Americans. deg'o"Cl tu-dar,
after Il conference i. the white House,
":han DO about leg station"
Although Colonel Huston called IS
commander IN chief Of the Veterans Of
,'Ireirn Wars to discuss th- soldiers
bonus Legislation with the "hj"f "&c"u-
tive ne said "th" fact Is We talked
la S"baN pr'n"!ra'l"."
Tho resident" h.. added - ara'u~l
ror hottie throwing and hope :" nc ~
the worlds series"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-19

TN" has" his: Jacosznn. Williams.
1ugau. MrM1nUs. Sacrifices: Davis
SOFT SEVERED. ',G""hA"n. N"NaiiH.
Double plays: Ruth. ScAaa=. Ward ana
Tipp: Foster. McMauus a,ad S.Aicr. Left
on bases. New Work. y. -. Louis. :.
Bases on balls: orr EuSh. !. o'c Frnctt.
! Struck oai: ~ Bush :: by PAWS. :.
Hits. p"t Davis. = IN = :uuI-S (none ont
I'm 9,hl: or Prustt q ~ innings (n"ue
out in rinth): off Shock.r IN I m
Ing Iii, b. pitcher: Ey Bush tJacob-
SOM r7sed ball: SEVERED. Losing
Mitch -: rruc''. jr-'r"s: Guthrie.
E.y,,,. and Dir"cu. Inv. IS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-19
WON IN A RALLY.

Detroit Sept, ls-A Tiger batting
rally IN The f!:th. ,ha; ne:ted 1--WE runs
and retired Brilliant won today's game
with Washington :or the locals IL 70 ).
$lors by inr.ngs:
U.-a~t',st.n = % o O. ; II .
p-trg.t VI . : 0 i ? XII "A .
Brr.l.aart Zachary. Warmoth and
Plrln."h. Laphan. johnson. Oldham and
Ea-Slyr.