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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-06-06
CHALMERS HAS NEW
SALES MANAGER
Paul Smith, Well-Known
Automobile Man, Sue
ceeds Percy Owen.

on last Tuesday, June /, Paul Smith,
who is perhaps as widely known to
the motor car dealers as any auto
mobile man in the country, was added
to the Chalmers organization, in the
capacity of sales manager
Percy owen, who has held this po-
stion for some years, was promoted
on the same date to the newly
office Of general sales manager. Mr..
owen will cooperate with Lee Oh
well, first vice president, and Paul
Smith, the new sales manager, in
forming the Chalmers council Of war
Mr.. owen, in addition TO helping
direct sales policies Of the company
will have sole charge of foreign sales
and will supervise the Chalmers scrv-
ice department, directing its develop
mcut in accordance with a broader
policy which has just been decided on
As sales manager I'm direct charge
Of the domestic field, Mr.. Smith Will
be thoroughly at home. He has been
identified with automobile activities in
many capacities since 1906, during
which time he not only became ac-
quainted with over four thousand mo-
tor car dealers but his sales campaign
with the Studebaker corporation and
the Lozier Motor Car company
brought unusually good results.
In the Chalmers organization, Mr..
Smith will direct the energies of the
sales force and will come into close
personal contact with its dealers.
Another change in keeping with its
general policy Of expansion will be
the discontinuance of the service de-
partment as a separate unit and It's
merging into the sales department,
under the direction of Mr.. owen.
Every automobile man." said Mr..
Smith, in talking over his plans,
knows the pleasure that comes from
association with highly successful
company with one whose cars are
known not only from one end Of
America to another but the world
over. 1t is a source OF great astisfac-
ton to me to become identified with
the Chalmers Motor company, whose
cars have been sold year after year
on reputation of performance, dura-
bility and quality"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-06-06
Big INCREASE IN
AUTOS THIS YEAR
More Touring in 1915 Than
in Any Previous II
Months.


WASIllNGTON, June 6.-Amerlca
is already feeling the effect of an
aoo,.,,,,,.,,.' i,,,o,so f., .auto,,obiIo tour-
a., .,.,,. ,,.o,.,,,,, ,.aars Tho fi.rree
"'e
up TO June / nave reached u NoIuIIl'
without precedent IN any pIeNlou9
years records rms information
comes from the nduonaI clearing
mouse Tor autolhoblIe touring tlo
American AutoHoplIe aSSociauoH WIN
hc4dquarJers IN MaShlnEtoh' -. -
just as sIraWs snow lue GlreCuuh Oh
the WIND, so 40 many OF the unusual
requests Tor touring routes Demon
straje there are many new incentives
thaL are bringing ABOUT lhIS IN
creased travel
one OF these that mas pecone
ralhcr prominent "llhln lhe lasI week
because or the time or the year mas
peen the NUMBER OF requests Ior route
lniormailon between the east ana
the west on the part or those VINO
nave Planned TO make the "TRIP WIN
sons ana daughters VINO are attend
IN ihe Ndilous preparatory sChools ana
ColIeseS IN lhe east. heretofore Jhe
hoHie-golhE or the students mas neen
10y lIalh; put liilS year Ine bpiI'I oI
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-06-06
THEY LIKE SOCIAL CENTERs
When Milwaukee Season Closed
Grownups Had Entertainment.

The success which has attended the
social center movement in Milwaukee
has exceeded the hopes of the most
sanguine sponsors Of the work. When
the social centers closed their season
recently thousands Of people met at
the schoolhOuses to take part in the
final entertainment The programs
revealed a really wonderful develop
ment Of community life.
When the first social centers were
opened some seven years ago. II was
thought that they would be fulfilling
their purpose If they attracted the
children and possibly the young peo~
PIE. But in a few years the recrea-
tlon plant IN the schOolhouse began
to draw grOwnups. Whole families
began to attend dances or moving pic
ture shows. Social centers became
places where everyone, from the old
est TO the youngest member Of the
family group, might find something
of interest. At first the people went
to be entertained. They supplied the
audience snd expected the social cen
ter directors to supply the amusement
Gradually their view changed The
dramatic club worked with the de-
batting club and the two caHed in the
orchestra members and finally the
social center patrons were entertain
ing themselves.
Milwaukees social centers are
places where people go for "a good
time-where they entertain themselves
or one another or are entertained, as
their inclination is. The city is better
for having these recreation plants
which, under the direction OF the ex-
tension department of the school
board, have become centers of So
ciability, Of wholesome pleasure and
Of community interests. .-Milwauke
Journal.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-06-06

A GOOD TIME ASSURED
Initiation and PreSenmcnt
of Glass Ring at Conyen-
ton Hall.

Akdar Temple is making rapid
progress in its campaign to secure a
class Of 200 novices for the next big
ceremonial in Tulsa, which is to occur
Thursday, June "a.
The Second torpedo anent the
ceremonial has just been issued by IL
mstrious Potentate George H. John
son and Acting Recorder Harry M.
Welliver.
Since the first torpedo was issued
gosdly number OF petitions have
been sent in,
Here's what's said about the COM
ing ceremonial.
"The next ceremonial of Adkar
Temple will be interesting to both
nobility and nOyiCes Every minute
will be fun Of surprises; il will be a
trouble-killi9g, laughter-maEing, jo-
vial Occasion-iTtroduc for the cX-
press purpose of chasing wrinkles
from your cOuntCuanCC; but while
you are enjoying yourself, do not be
unmindful Of those around you. So
ciability is an investment often over
looked, but il yields big dividends.
Know ye that no noble lmoweth fun
happiness in the shrine until he has
seen how happy others are around
him. Come expecting to have a good
ume-if you don t, you must have a
crouch on or be hard TO please. The
cardinal precept Of the shrine is:
That the sunny side of life be broad
ouod so dust your fe2 scour up
your jewel, and come; but do not for
get to bring those noviCes"
The closing paragraph is a stirring
command:
Arise all ye faithful! Gird your
IONS and kin your fattod calves,
Shake the dust of time off your shoes.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-06-06
Won't Pass Through Canal.

WASHINGTON. June Although
the Panama canal is in physical con-
dition to permit the passage of battle
ships 1t is now known that the At
lantic fleet will not make the tour
through the great waterway next
month as previously planned.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-06-06

Square your shoulders and get ready
for the big noise"
The usual big street parade will be
one of the public features of the cere-
monial. The hot sands will be pre-
pared at the convention hall and the
Initiation will occur there.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-13
ST. PETERS BASKETBALL
TEAM DEFEATS Y. M. RI. A.

l., very fast and furiously fought
game NJ McGil Union gymnasium 81.
Peters basketball team defeated the
junior team OF the Y NJ. II. a.. by the
score of Is TO -. Tile goal caginG OF
Leo Massic and all around team work
featured the game for the ST. Peter s
hoys, while Levin was the bright star
for Y. NJ. IL. y.
This was the first defeat for the Y
NJ. H. ~. team, which has defeated
some of the strongest teams in the city
summary and lineup:
st. Peters. Position y NJ H. A.
]. Massie. left forward .Rosenstcin
Mconl ...... right forward ..... Fink
Wright....... centre .D. Levin
Del Papa. ....lcft guard NJ Cooper
Hart ........... right guard. II. Cooper
Score: 81. Peters. IS: Y. NJ. IL. A.. Jr
%. Snhstitutions: Seigel for H. Cooper
Goals from field: Mconi. =: Massie, 4
wright >; Del Papa, |, NJ. Cooper, |;
Massie, .: Levin, .. Referee: Flippen
Time Of halves: twenty minutes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-13
JACK DUNN WILL
ATTEND MEETING
he Present AT McGiIl Union
Tonight.
LARGE oUTpouRING EXPECTED
Amateur Ball-TosScrS Will BE Nd
dressed by Wcll-Known Speakers,
and Will BE Given Opportunity TO
Register With the Federation.

Jack Dunn, of the Baltimore Orioles.
ana part owner OF the baseball club
International League next summer. Will
attend the hic meeting at McGill Union
tonight. This fact should serve TO
bring the amateurs out in large mum
amateur hallplaycr. and has picked up
many star from tn. lots in Balti-
more, and il is hkgly that the same
Will hold good in thiS city.
The meeting. which will be an open
one; Will hc addressed by number of
well-known speakers. and tho ball
register with the Federation
An opportunity Will also he given 10
every PLAYER present 10 ask questions
concerning the relation Of the Amateur
Athletic Union i'm reference to amateur
ball players. This has been a much dis
cussed GuesiiCu. and bone OF conten-
ton in amateur ranks FOR the past
three years.
Ball players who have professional
ized themselves, not knowing fully the
reinstatement. This subject viii Ia
gone into fully SO that there may he
no misundersiandtn in the future.
The Richmond Amateur Athletic Fed
Grafton is only DESTROYS of serving
those who care 10 keep their amateur
standins clean The Federation is
Obliged 10 take firm stand on the
question of amateurism because OF it's
connection with the national organiza-
ions or amateur athletes. and because
the Federation fosters and promotes
All branches Of sports OF which ba scba II
is only ono.
The Federation has only tho most
friendly feeling toward those who take
opposite views or this question of
anateurism. The Federation IS made
w, Of athletic organizations. not OF
,ndividuals. and the policies adopted
ny the Federation arc fol ;hc protec-
tion OF Its members. This year. the
RECREATION is Offering its amateur pro
lection to small groups who care tn lao
allied with the Federation for protcc-
non, but who do not care to tie up as
an annette organization. The allied
groups may take part I'm baseball or
other sports fostcrcd by the Fedora
ION, hut their registration covers only
'he sport engaged in, and for the sea
son governing that sport
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-13
NEW YORK A. C. TO STICK
TO AMATEUR UNION

NEW YORK. January l2.-The Now
York Athletic Club board of governors
the Amateur Athletic Union. as re-.
suit Of tho victory won bv the cl,b' g
athletic committee last Thursday. when
inc registration committee Of the Met :
backed down and rcinstatcd the swim
mcrs II had previously declared sus-
pended as amateurs in good standing.
And so what promised to be tho hiT.
gest athletic fight in years has melted
into thin air.
President William Page said tho CASH
was ended, and tho less said ohout a.
the better, as the Mercury Foot Club
was In the Amateur Athletic Union 10
stay and help amateur sport along n c
II has been doing for nearly thirty
years. ;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-13
WRITE POEMS AND PROSE
TO CHEER UP wild BILL"
New Manager of Yankees Given As
surance That Things Are Not
So Very Bad.
PITCHERS AVERAGE ONLY 400
Even IL Ray Caldwell Is Brought
Back From tho Federals, He VIII
Not Strengthen Staff, IL 1914 Rec.
ord Is Considered.

NEW YORK. January 12.-Evcr
since wild Bill" Donovan was sem
fenced TO serve ono term as manager
OF this dnmanageable Yankees, tho
sport writing persons hereabouts, have
been bursting into poem and prose In
an effort TO tell him that things aren't
as bad az they might be. Probably
they are afraid II wild Bill" learns
the awful truth too soon he may fit
away from here and never. never, como
back. And then who would manage tho
fanks? There aren't very many peo-
pie, you know. who are as brave AZ
Wild Bill" nor as willing to do what
Etephen Brodie did
Tho prize for optimism goes to ono
pencil pusher In this wicked city, who
recently penncd these hero words for
Wild Bill" to gaze upon:
The Yankee pitching stan Is ono
or the strongest, IL not tho strongest in
the country"
Maybe that fellow meant Mt pirching
Guoits. hay or food. Surely he couldn't
have meant at pitching basebaIls. for
that Yankee pitching staff that wild
ilii VIII have available for regular
duty next spring is - we'll take n
look at what those Yankee hold overs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-13
FITZGERALD TO FORCE
WELSH INTO MATCH

NEW YORK. January 12.--lt Is the
lntention TO Ictc Fitzgerald, manager
or Joe ShuGrue to force Freddie Welsh
INTO u decision contest with his charge
alter the outcome of tho Shugruc-Cross
Square Garden.
Fitzgerald, To show his sincerity in
the matter, Will post a $4,000 forfeit
York. the money to 20 as a cuarantne
10 make any weight Welsh may name
ana like amount will he posted as
sioc Oct providing the contest is for
twenty rounds or more
ShuGrhe Is more entitled to match
with the champion than amy other man
IN that diviSion,' said Fitzgerald to-
nlght. and his victories over Walsh
and White at the Garden are certainly.
enough evidence that he Is the most
lormldAble Of the COntcndcrs,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-13
BOY SCOUTS CLAIM TO
BE CHAMPIONS OF CITY

The Boy Scout basketball team OF
Highland Park claims the champion
snip of the city 81 Hichmond for teams
Weighing l25 pounds on AN average.
tn" team has won i've games and lost
none. and claims tn" right To the cham
riHmship. The only other game To be
p'aycd on their schedule" now is the
or, with the freshman class of John
Marshall High school, and the prospects
t"r winning this are very bright he
cause this team vas defeated by the
Madison school team. which in turn
was defeated by the Scout team twice
With IN" cha championship won then. the
scout team viii give other large teams
practice II they desire games.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-13
Veterinarians to Meet.

Tn" twcnty-hrst annual meeting OF
the Virginia Veterinary Medical Associ-
alton Will be held ut Murphy's Hotel
on January II and Is.
The active members OF the associ-
alton now number more than $50, and
a larE. attendance is expected. The
root and mouth disease. tuberculosis in
dairy cattle. hog cholera and other
subjects Of kindred Importance will be
freely discussed by tho men OF the
profession.
Governor Stuart is expected to at
tend the luncheon to be given on Fri
day at o'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-13
PRESIDENT HILL RULES
ON MEREDITH'S ELIGIBILITY

FILA DELPHIA. January l2.-Ac-
cording to President LII. OF the ANA
tcur Athletic Union. Ted Meredith.
fenns ne-mile middle distance cham
pion runner, will not he permitted to
represent Penn in open games
Ted Is registered ms Il member OF the
Meadowbrook Club. In the Middle At
lnntic Association, and cannot compete
FOR Penn Mt the Boston games next
month or I'm any other set of games
held by tho Amateur Athletic Union
President LII SO expressed himself
In letter received here to-day So
far as tho collegiate races arc con-
cerned Ted can wear the red and
blue without question
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-13
sunrnsc LEAGUE Meeting.

Members Of the Equal Suffrage
League OF Richmond who have been
in Washington attending tho Pence
Conference and who were also present
in the House at the hearings on the
suffrage amendment and the national
child labor law. Will make interesting
reports at the meeting OF the league
tomorrow afternoon at 1910 o'clock
The meeting Will be held Mt league
headquarters. Commercial Building, on
Second Street. Miss Caroline Coleman.
who was to have spoken on this oc-
CASTOR. Will be prevented by Illness from
appearing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-13
GENERALS FIND THAT
at PAYS TO ADVERTISE

LEN iNC;roN, VA, January lo.-Thc
Washington and Lee General Athletic
Association has discovered that lit pays
10 advertise" and Walter Elcock, coach
OF the unhcaten football team of 1914.
has round out that IL paws 10 he ad-
v"rtiscd The Generals as nearly
everyone knows. are To journey TO In
dianapols next fali to play Indiana
university. one II the great big teams
~ IN" Middle West. Curious to know
!nsi why Indiana had offered the game
I" washington and Lee. the press rep
E'Seniativc Qdcri"d IN. Bloomington
r"ii'gians on the subject. with this
result.
"Eloomington. Ind, Dec 81
fff:St j l.aniSan. press representative
Washington and Lee. Lexington
Va:
Dear sir. One reason why your
team was asked To play us In Indian
ap"liS !" because tn" business Of let
t'nH the people of the United states
know that YOU had Il real student draw
ing c"libr" football team at tho city
81 Lexington this year was properly
handled.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-13
PITTSBURGH AND FORT ERIE
WITHDRAW FROM CIRCUIT

DETROIT. MICH. January 1a.-
Pittsburgh and Fort Erie will not be
active members of the Grand Circuit
this year. Tho stewards of tho har-
ness racing organization in session hero
to-day to prepare tho 1916 racing
schedule. added Montreal to the cir.
cult with two race meetings of three
days each to fill the gap caused by
withdrawal of Fort Erie and Pitts
burgh.
The season will open at Cleveland
July 10, and Will close at Lexington.
Ky, the week OF October H.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-13
BIG ATHLETIC MEET AT
NEW YORK TUESDAY

NEW YORK, January I2--The ath-
letic eyes of the whole country will be
focused Tuesday night on Madison
Square Garden, when one OF the great
est athletic carnivals in the annals OF
indoor sports will be staged by the
Millrose Athletic Association Champ
ION athletes and prominent Amateur
Athletic Union officials from all parts
Of the United States will be on hand,
Boston will be represented by all
tho star athletes of the Boston Athletic
Association. Coach Brown has entered
Tom lialpin. Dave Caldwell. Fred
Burns, James Power. J. y. High and
5. y. Rose '
Philadelphia will be represented nv
Ted" Meredith, Lippincott, Lockwood.
Kaufman. j. J. Gallagher and six 9th
crS. W.
Chicago comes in for tho greatest
amount OF interest from local follow
ers or the sport because OF the first
appearance in the East OF j. g. LOOMS.
or the Chicago Athletic Association
whose wonderful performances at the
National Championships AZ Baltimore
IN capturing three titles were acknow
lodged as the clcvcrest athletic feat of
1914. al va
Chicago. January l@.-Thirty wrest :
lcrs will take part in the champion
ship events of the Central Amnfcur
Athletic Union, which will be held here
next Saturday night, il was announced
to-day. The Central Amateur AthIctic
Union boxing championships viii he
held at Cleveland, January %
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-13

l.hFAY ETTE. IND, January "a
Parker y. Bycrs. one time cushion bill
lizard champion of the world, associate
OF Jacob Schacfcr. George Slosson and
Frank Ives died al his home to-day.
aged siXiy-ihrcc.
He had played professional billiards
for forty-iivc years. Willie Hoppe. tho
present champion was Byerss Pupil.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-13
.Apprentice allowance claimed.


NEW YORK. January l2.-Jim Flynn
ia. Pueblo fireman, tonight gave y
Reich bad beating in Il ten round
'nill al the Broadway Sporting Club
~ Brooklyn. He had Reich almost out
~ several OF tho rounds. despite the
Tact that Reich weighed POI whilC
Flynn entered the ring al 1877 pounds
From the third round on IL seemed
~ II knockout might come AT any
minute. but Reich gamcly weathcrcd
N" horin and was lighting willingly
but hopelcssly, al tho final gong.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-13

Isn't IT a powerful looking outf,t7
The writer went to tell wild
BIZ that Ray Caldwell also could be
counted as among those present next
looked-or iEnorcd-the fact that the
aforesaid MIstah Caldwell IN hooked
by a Federal League Contradictory
well hooked. indeed
the Feds and got back his old Job Of
pitching for the Yankees. IT wouldn't
make the Yankee pitching stan look
better than mediocre. Caldwell, I'm 1914
won u out OF 20 games. Including hts
record with the other Yankee pitchers.
II Will be seen that the seven YANKEE
pitchers, during 1914, won only &c out
OF LAG gamcs--a total pitching average
OF exactly 1852.
va Doe hns. lock very hopeful for Dono-
been bit wild earlier in his life. but
It's fairly safe bet when he'll be n
much wilder wild Bill" about n week
after he has chance to see what his
strongest pitching staff can door.
Jim Blucjackct the Indian twirler OF
the Brooklyn Federals Is the only
pitcher in baseball history who ever
got credit for victory without pitch
l, happened late last summon when
the Brookieds were playing the Pitts
burg Rebels. Bluejacket was ordered
TO the mound az a relief twirler In the
ninth inning. when his own club was
behind. The Rebels had two out when
bluejacket took up his duties. steve
forkes. the Pittsburgh second basemnn.
was on first Bluejacket saw him TAX
Ing long lead and men heaved tho
pail TO hrst iorkes was caught. MAX
at bat tho Brookfeds pounded out
enough runs to win tho CANA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-13
Paddy LAWN. Young Mccartney and
Young eastman

Ahcarn Is the Brooklyn middle
weight. who has held his own against
the highly touted Jack DILLON. On New
was credited with giving Dillon n sound
sx-round thrashing. yet Gibbons put
ms same Ahearn away I'm four rounds
TO Justify the claims OF his friends
mat he is one Of the best middle
weights In the game to-day, and his
record should be proof that he not only
alvision' but one Of the hardest punch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-13

ST. LOUIS. MO, January l2.-Mcl-
bourne lnman. English billiard cham
pion. defeated Willie Hoppe. worlds
balk line champion. here to-day at
English billiards. Score. $50 to 557.
High runs and averages: lnman, 81,
ii 1854 Hoppe. "a; 1O27-53
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-13
Golf Match STONED Inv n,,n

PlNEHCRST. y. c., January H.
Rain to-day caused postponcment
until Tomorrow of the qualification
round for match play here in the tour
advertising interests
Persons identified with advertising
throughout the country are here for
the play.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-13
willard. Have Special Audience.

MADRID. SPAIN. January IL via
Paris).-Thc American Ambassador.
Joseph l.. Willard. and Mrs. Willard,
were received at n special audience to-
day by King Alfonso, Queen Victoria
and the DowaGer Queen, Maria Chris
tiana
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-13
Boyd Nixon EiimIn,t.,

ATLANTIC CITY. n. j.. January 10
DIR. Floyd Mccall, OF Home club.
eliminated Boyd Nixon. of California
four up and two to play. to-day i'm the
first round Of the winter golf tourna :
mcnt. at the Scavicw Golf club Dr
Mccall negotiated the course in 81
10 went out in "a. and came home in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-13

Cola Medal 10 FIo,a.

ATLANTIC CITY, n. j.. Januar. IL
DIR. Mccall ~. Floyd. OF the Home
OF "a Ia the qualifying round %, TIC
winter tournament at tho Sea Vi.v
Golf Club At Absccon to-day & u
Buxton. Iunting valley. C. c.. Was
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-13
Very truly.
90. G.. CUILDS.
Head Coach Football Team.

Coach flcOCk was made so we'll
known hy his connection with Wash
inStnn and Lee football affairs that he
received an offer from the University
tran Washington and Lee Is paving
HIM