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The Washington times., 1915-09-17
NAMED TO
STOP TIGERS TO-DAY
All Grandstand Seats for Sec.
ond Game Of Crucial Series
Sold Early.
By GEORGE R. HOLMES.

BOSTON, Sept. 1.-THE excite
ment and furore attending those
little parties that made Boston
famous back in the seventeen-seven-
ties, had little or nothing on the
Boston of Friday, September II,
1915. Boston Is baseball crazy. Bos-
ton is convinced that her only
chance Of getting into a titular COM
bat rests with Bill Carrigan and his
Red Sox crowd, and she has thrown
her whole support to them.
Twenty-Five thousand madly yell
ing Bostonians crowded into FEN
way Park yesterday and saw the
Tigers crawl within one and frac-
tion games of their favorites. To-
day prospective ticket purchasers
found themselves out in the cold.
Not a seat is to be had in the
grandstand for tse games today
and tomorrow. The "Royal Root
ers," made famous during the spec
tacular fight Of the Braves last
season, were preparing to turn out
en- masse today,
Things also were rather hectic as re-
CARDS the players on the opposing
teams. Tyrus Cobb drew down the
wrath Of Boston yesterday by his spec
tacular work and deriding antics dur
ing the game. and 1t was necessary for
the police to step In and save Tyrus'
neck. Other players were ready to
fight II some one yelled Boo" SO all
things considered today's combat prom
ised to be a warm affair with no holds
barred.
Dutch" Leonard was favored for the
pitching job for Boston today. Jennings
selection was doubtful. but the dope
sters figured on either James or Dubuc.
Baked in Boston," described the
weather, and the beans.
The Washington times., 1915-09-17
CITY CHAMPIONS TO
DEFEND THEIR TITLES
Holy Name Nine Goes to BaIti-
more, While the Aggies Play
Here.

Baltimore az we'll as Richmond will
he engaged Saturday In intercity base
ball games. While the ARgies are tack
ling the Portner team. champions Of
Richmond. the Holy Name team. of the
Catholic League. will be In Baltimore
playing the st. Andrews nine for the
Holy Name title.
Holy Name won the first Of the inter-
city games with Baltimore here on La
Dor Day. when Ray Bischoff landed a
3 to 0 victory. One OF the games OF a
double bill. to be staged at Federal
League Park In Baltimore. will have
to be won by the local contingent in
landing the title.
Preparations have been made in Balti-
more for a big reception OF the Holy
Name team and followers according to
President John E Irving. of the Catho-
lie League here. More than go st. An
drew's cadets will march behind n band
of forty pieces to the ball park. The
Washington delegation will be escorted
from the station to the park.
Here the Aggies will play the Portner
team at the Railroad Y. NJ. G. A. park
at Union Station. The .Aggies landed
the first two games in a double-header
in Richmond last week and are anxious
to- clean uD to avenge the defeat meted
out bv the Alcos. OF Richmond last
summer In the intercity games. The
first battle starts at 9 O'Clock.
The Washington times., 1915-09-17
TWO MORE TEAMS
TO PLAY TOMORROW
Departmental Tennis League
Season Started in May
Draws to Successful Close.

Two team matches are scheduled for
tomorrow afternoon on the tennis
courts In Potomac Park. In the Depart
mental Tennis League. The racQueters
representing Labor-State will play
Smithsonian. Interior and Commission
ers fought out their battles on Thurs
day. the Commissioners taking two out
of three. Commerce and Interstate
will play five teams representing each
department.
The success Of the league this season
has led those In charge to make great
er preparations for the circuit next
year. Plans are under way to have
exclusive use OF some courts for all
week for practice and team matches 1t
is thought that the doubles matches
will be continued and that singles will
also be added.
The schedule for 1915 is practically up
to date and despite handicaps or
weather and some setbacks due to one
or. two forfets, the league has enjoyed
successful season. Navy has already
won the championship and but one
more Saturday besides tomorrow re-
mains on the schedule
The Washington times., 1915-09-17
Havre de Grace Entries,
Entries for Saturday:


First race-For fillies and geldings
Favour, 1O7; Malachite. l15; st. Isidor,
iii; Virginia NJ, lO7; ildike. 107: Slip
shod, l07; Lady Atkin. 1o7: Ilaria. 1O7;
Sprint, lis: Broom Vale. 1O7.
Second race-For three-year-olds and
up: steeplechase handicap; about two
miles. Golden Vale. 1876; Racebrook.
1888; Agon Cformerly Free Trade). 1884;
Idle Michael. IA; Shannon River, lS6;
Astutc, l3s.
Third race-For three-year-olds and
up; maidens: six furlongs. Lights Out.
lo9; Ventura, 100: Chance, l12: Scara-
mouch, 100. Kenworthy, lO9; Miss
Clara. 1oe; santo. 1l2; Miss McGiggle,
109: Eli c.. 100.
Fourth race-For three-year-olds and
upward; the Havre de Grace Handicap;
one mile and a furlong. Stromboli. l?0;
Saratoga. 100: Roamer. l29; Slumber IL.
ll3: Tartar. l08.
Fifth race-For three.year-olds and
inward; selling; one mile and seventy
yards. Hedge, lis; sRunes. lOS; Shyness.
ITO: Col Ashmeade. 1902: 'Borgo. lO2;
Amalf. III; Racy, 9S: Nephthis. Jos;
Cleaning. 1O5: Napier. Ill.
Sixth race-Two-year-olds maidens;
Ave and a half furlongs; selling. Black
Coffee. 107; Red Cloud. l0s; Juliana. los
Flag Day. lO7; My Donnie. ll2: Bobolink.
ICS: sKeziah, l02: Costumer. III; Carmen.
116: Life, lC9; Belle of the Kitchen, lO5;
Sandel, l05: 'Moonstone. 100; ocean
Wave. l04: Tatiana, 105
sApDrenticc allowance claimed.
Weather clear; track fast.
The Washington times., 1915-09-17
Fifteen CAMPS IN
BROADWATER RACES.
Montgomery Sycamore Island
Club viii Hold Canoe Reuat-
ia September 19.

The entries for the roadwater camp.
ers' regatta to be held under the
auspices Of Montgomery Sycamore Is
land Club on September 10. at 2:3o
o'clock, closed last night with the fol-
lowing camps represented: Sycamore
island, Roaring Camp, Three Pals.
Clarks, Summy's. Camp Felix, DR..
Franklin's. kenton, Thomas, Beebe,
Way-way-yonder. Hayarest. Idle Hour.
Lanac, and the Shack.
The following races have been schsA-
uled: Singles. tail end, ladies' doubles,
mems doubles, fitting. mixed doubles,
ana club fours. Bronze medals Of at
tractive design have been offered for
winners Of first place in each event,
while. folding drinking cups wiii BE-
awarded those who finish second.
The Washington times., 1915-09-17
GUY N|CKALLS WILL
RETURN TO ELtLADS
Triumphant Coach Of Blue VAR
sity 0arsmen viii Not Re-
main In England.

NEW HAVEN, Conn. Sept. T.-Fear
that Guy Nickalls. the Yale crew
coach. would, like his brother. Vivian
Nickails, be detained at his home In
England by the war. was today dis
PEELED when friend Of Nickaiis re-
ceived a letter stating that he would
start for America soon and would be
In charge Of the Yale oarsmen again
early in October.
Nickails writes that he 10 enthusias-
tic over the prospect Of a fall race be-
tween the Yale crew and some other
prominent Eastern university eight.
While no definite plans have been
made. a race with Yale and either
Columbia or Princeton 10 being dis
cussed.
Nickalls' Yale crew last spring won
from Harvard Princeton. Cornell. and
University OF Pennsylvania Columbia
was the only prominent university of
this section whose crew was not beaten
by the Ellis.
The Washington times., 1915-09-17
Diamond Dope.

.Is this champ Hon. who held the
Athletics to three hits. the Same lad
who onre twirled for the Yankees"
asks Billy Hanna. He is red-headed.
VI hich the other Hon was; he is left
handed. which the other Hoff was, and
he went to the Browns from Rochester.
where the other Hofr was sent And II
his front name IL Chester. that Is cor
roborative evidence. But II he Is a
good pitcher. that's enough; he was
turned loose by the Yankees"
The Ohio state Leagues pennant will
be decided In a peculiar manner owing
to an aGreemente entered into when
Maysville took over the Chillicothe
franchise at the end of the second half.
proposition then was that
the teams running one and two in the
second half should play off. 1t fig
ured. perhaps. that 1t might finish In
second place. but never had a hope of
first Now Maysville has won the sec
ond half season and probably will find
running second. while Ports
mouth. which won the first half. is
down In the rut and will have to sit and
suck Its thumb for all 1t gets of the
post-season games.
The Washington times., 1915-09-17
Williams Issues Call
For Basketball PLAYERS

George Williams. manager Of the
basketball team which will represent
Company this season. has issued q
call for candidates for the team. Games
will be scheduled with Companies A. K.
and NJ. Of the First Maryland Infantry.
with National Guard companies Of the
District. and also with several inde-
lar hve will be chosen from among
Ralph II. Gilmore, James NJ. Vincent
Harry Sonnenberg. Edward Devlin, IT.,
Charles Robinson, r. U. Parlett, Hugh
McClay. and Percival Parlett.
The Washington times., 1915-09-17
Hanoverians Practice
In Gym to Escape Heat

HANOVER, N. H.. Sept. 17.-Due to
the continued heat, the Dartmouth foot
ball squad practiced for while in
the gymnasium yesterday. Toward the
end OF the afternoon the first and sec
ond teams held the first scrimmage OF
the year out on the oval. The teams
ran through plays against each other
for two five-minute halves. Considering
the heat of the day the men showed
themselves to be in excellent physical
condition. Baxter replaced GiIe at CEN
ter, and Dussossoit took Gibbons place
at left end.
The Washington times., 1915-09-17
In Final Scrimmage.

CARLISLE. Pa. Sept. 1.-THE Carl
isle candidates were put through their
last scrimmage yesterday before the
Albright College game here on Satur-
day. Several new formations were tried
out. Kelley took the varsity backfield
men and the second team line players
and scrimmaged them against the
varsity line and the second elevens S
backfield. A fifteen-minute scrimmage
with the varsity men In their regular
positions concluded the afternoons
practice.
The Washington times., 1915-09-17
THE BOX SCORE.

Runs--Shanks, Foster, Milan %. Gandil
(s Mcbride. Siser. and Walker. Stolen
bases Pratt, 2, and sisler. Left on bases "
Nationals, I: st. Louis. 3; First base on
pitched-By Sims. (none out in secondJ: by
Hamilton. S; by Sothoron. to 8 batters in
seventh; by McCabe. 2. Hits made-On
Hamilton, s; on Sothoron. l; OFF Mccabe. l.
Times at bat-Asainst Sims. 3: against Ham
cabe, l. Struck out-By Hamilton, 8; BY
johnson, 4. Two-base hits-Pratt, Lee. Wal
ker. Sacrifice hits-Shanks. Mcbride. Sac
rifce fy-Williams. Double play-Pratt, un-
assisted: Lee to Lavan to Howard. Hit hy
pitcher-By johnson, l tHoward) Wild
pitches-Sims, Sothoron. Passed ball-Lelry.
tmpres-Messrs. Connolly and Chill Time
Of game-l hour and SO minutes
The Washington times., 1915-09-17

Over his own name John J. McGraw
hands Fred Snodgrass a beautiful
bouquet. praising his efforts to get going
with the Giants this year: In a news
paper interview the Little Corporal pans
Snodgrass for loaflng on him. Take your
choice as to which Is correct.
The Washington times., 1915-09-17
Miss Wagner Champion.

ENGLEWOOD. N. j.. Sept l7-Miss
Nellie Wagner cinched her rating as
one Of the top ten among the women
tennis players by winning out In the
New Jersey State championship singles
here. She defeated Miss Ina A. Kissel,
GO, 49,
The Washington times., 1915-09-17
RUUlPN
PARD
Tennis played
on the courts
and baseball in
'em."

The Hesperian and the Giants are
similar cases Can't tell whether they've
been torpedocd or mined. but there's
not the slightest doubt they are sunk.
The Washington times., 1915-09-17
'PHI[[IES GAIN ON
FIELD, DROP REDS
Braves and Dodgers Tied In
Second, Five and 0ne.Half
Games Behind.

Pat Moran's Flying Phils gained q
pit on the contenders yesterday Dy
flaying the Reds. 10 to 8 Grover Alex
andsr being In fine condition; rsnsd Msani
In St.. Louis and the Dodgers fell be,
fore the Cubs. to 0. The Dodgers and
Braves are again tied up Tor secona
place honors. with the Phtllies out IN
ney ey rye Georss and started for the Reds
but tie Phillies hammered him from
the slab In the opening inning, bunch
Ing single. double and triple
with two passes for four runs oelore
ricked McKenery allowed two runs
before he could end the inning. Luz
derus led both teams at bat. with
five blows. including two doubles and
a triple. In five times UP.
Though defeated, the Dodgers made
the Cubs go some before yielding to
them. Not until the twelfth frame did
the Cubs succeed in getting their lone
safe " S%1t. oRis Fisher 'na, sacrificims. % Safer
singled. scoring Good and defeating the
Dodgers. Tiny Vaughn gave the
Brooklyn sluggers only four hits, while
Pfeffer allowed seven for the Cubs.
After dropping eight straight games.
the Yankees came to life yesterday and
defeat to the white Sox,
3 to 2. The Griffs are now hack again
with only four games between them
and Rowland's outfit Murphy's pass.
followed by Eddie Collins homer. gave
the Sox their runs in the fourth and
they seemed enough until Cicotte ex-
plodcd in the eighth. MAisel and Peck
doubled and Bauman and Hartzell
singled In the eighth. putting three runs
across before Russell could retire the
side.
The Giants poled sixteen hits of Bob
Harmon and Slattery. easily winning
To A Es,art, YlaS
The Washington times., 1915-09-17

The Freebooters Is the name of a polo team.
although for the benent Of baseball managers
we announce that the name isn't copy
righted.
The Washington times., 1915-09-17
PlaV Next SUNDAY.

Trinity. champions Of the Holy Name
League. will play the strong Claren-
don team on Sunday. September 10. at
2:30 p. m, on the Clarendon grounds.
The Washington times., 1915-09-17
Looks as il Eddie Ain
smiths injured knee will
keep him out of the
worlds series this year.

England Is determined to get attendance at
the front II they have to use conscription.
which might give the Feds an idea for their
grandstands.
The Washington times., 1915-09-17
Buffalo Lads Get Here Monday To Face
MINCE PIE
LITTLE OF EVERYTHING
BY BUGS" baER.

Lot Of Sport Shirts Were Spoiled.
New York writer says strong
men wept when Maurice McLaugh-
lin was defeated at tennis.
The Washington times., 1915-09-17

TomOrrow's Games.
St. Louis at washington
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
Detroit at Boston.
Chicago at New York.
Yesterdays Results.
Washington, 8; St. Louis. 2.
New York, 8; Chicago, l.
Detroit. 6; Boston, l.
The Washington times., 1915-09-17

,rhc Giants poled sixteen hits OF Bob
Harmon and slattery. easily winning
from the Pirates. S to 4. Every player
scoring was given s. by bunch OF
suffragettes and not a man refused.
Harmon was slaughtered in seven and
one-third innings. yielding fifteen
blows.
The Washington times., 1915-09-17

Nargo-anesthesia is the latest
drug in use by doctors to induce
somnolence. Those opposed to
the use of drugs can 60 out to the
baseball park.
The Washington times., 1915-09-17
League Standing
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Standing of the Clubs.

Today's Games.
St. LoSis at Washington.
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
Detroit At Boston.
Chicago at New York.
The Washington times., 1915-09-17
Crack Shots.

whenever an umpire navigates the
Styx tender-hearted st. Looey fans
miss him. which is the only time they
DO.
The Washington times., 1915-09-17
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Standing of the Clubs.

Today's Games.
New York at Pittsburgh.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
Boston at st. Louis
TomOrrOw's Games.
New York at Pittsburgh
Brooklyn at Chicago.
Boston at st. Louis
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
The Washington times., 1915-09-17
Tomorrow Games

Yesterdays Results.
Phillies. 10; Cincinnati, g.
New York. s: Pittsburgh, T.
Chicago, /: Brooklyn, 0.
| Boston st. Louis--Wet grounds
The Washington times., 1915-09-17

Ancker, of the Athletics, is drag
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-18

pcnters and union shop manufacturers
nom carrying out an alleged cOnsplr-
acy 10 destroy the trade Of the open
shop manufacturers
The New York courts denied relief
under the sherman law Attorneys
for the open shop manufacturers CON
tend, however, that the clayton law
gives them right to an injunction In
specific words. They urge that labor
unions are not exempted from the pen
altlcs Of doing acts made Illegal under
the sherman antitrust law or any
other law and quote statements by
those In charge Of the legislation In
the house and senate to prove the in
tent Of congress
The brief sets forth that If labor
unions are permitted by the Clayton
law 10 do Illegal acts that the United
States Steel Corporation could destroy
It's competitors by arrangements with
a union whereby the latter would call
strikes on every railroad in every
factory and on every building where
competitors products were used, Such
exemption from tho penalty for com
mitting Illegal acts, II is urged, would
be class legislation and unconstitu-
tiOnal
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-18
MEETING CALLED TO
START CITY LEAGUE

4 general invitation for all Tuls.,
firms and Jssoo.I'iou, Interested IA
pu,'Tiu: the Twilight league Z" have
4 representative" ~ an organization
meeting ~ room 90. Clinton building.
Ihuisday evening y; O'Clock. has
been extended hy i. =. Gillespie, pres
!dcrt Ui ia" Gulf Pip" l.lu" Uluh
u was formerly contemplated ~
limit ~" league - four clubs namely
'n' Iuit ElkS club. ENchang" Ma
huuaI bank Nra country club. hU' on
iu'th"r consideration II has hccn de
c'i"i I" open ~" door 70 All orgaN-
iIJ'IuNs which ~, able 20 pUt a good
team ~ Nh" tI'Ii ana adequately ii
''rC" 'u'ir club. Tor This reason 4
general invitation has been extended
'l's going to ho a regular league"
-ld President Gillespie Yesterday.
"" will have schedule. playing
rul'- and - un. iust 'hC Same a. the
big ones. In itg' II T. going ~ uc
% miniature ut the national game ass
played uu large scale,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-18

pcctea of having a iea6y EadiatoT &or
some time, and '. Burr willy perhaps
let out little knowledge on The 'on-
yention hail. Hes been bulling the
dear public Gov several months and
he viii 'huV Us GOg a few minutes.
Gib's gov some job "a his hands. and
we want % know his system Cor get
ling by with the mayor ana commisa
sioners. The patrons of The buildingo
and the public az large.
"Roy Gctman, who mas been stopped
bv Tho government from furnishing
snow banks and sleigh rides for the
cooke heads will be given an OppoTe
tunity to back fire. on the new Har-
rison bill Roy has written 10 Tho
'ant-Cigaret league and the National
Brewers association for some statistics
and he's prepared to knock The United
States congress into cooked hat.
I'VE can't understand why The enc
teYtainment committee should select
two SWedes and one HohUnk FOR the
81. Eatrick's day program. but II Will
not he safe tOr any one 10 weaC 'yalleg
soX on this occasion.
come out ana give Us the 'ONc0
over We are gOod-we admit IL oUge
selves. Rot4rily yours,
'FRED SHAW"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-18
LIVE STOCK RATES
TOO LOW, He SAYS
Traffic Manager Urges That
This Glass of Business
Is Poorly Paid.

CHICAGO March Present
rates charged by western railroads
FOR transportation of live stock were
held aS one reason why tho railroads
are not earning sufficient revenue, by
Conrad H.. SpCns, assistant freight
traffic manager Of the Chicago. Bur
lingSOn a Quincy railroad, III testify.
ing today In the interstate commerce
commission hearing OF the 81 western
railroads petition for higher rates on
certain commodities. Th" roads are
asking FOR an increase of live stock
rates to 10 maximum Of two and one
half cents a hundred pounds. While
speaking as an official of ono road
Mr.. Spens said the condition applied
G0 all III" western roads ia the
western trunk line territory.
'Livc stock requires greater care IN
transit than dead freight" said Mr.,
Spens "There ~ greater hazard.
Special cars required for the trans
portation OF live stock can be used
only 10 "a limited extent for other
commodities. The percentage Of
empty mileage ~ much greater on
stock than ON closed cars. While the
cost of producing live stock has in-
creased, the cost Of the service we
perform has increased without any
increase in our compensation. Hence.
we find She hauling ~ live stool, is
not bearing its proportion Of the cost
of maintaining the railroads."
The question of an increase on live
stock rates will be interrupted TO-
morrow to consider rates ON hay.
straw and broom corn.
:. W. Gowan of Fort Worth, Texas,
invited the hearing 20 adjourn 10 San
Antonio. Texas. to consider the live
stock rates. but Commissioner ". NJ
Daniels said il would not be possible.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-18
FEDS MUST DELIVER
CLAIM OF SINCLAIR


Harry Sinclair rusaa millionaire
oil maguate ana more recently a
baseball magnate. is not worrying
about tho result Of the lawsuit over
The Kansas city Federal league
franchise Mr. Sinclair returned to
Tulsa yesterday from New York
whore ne has been the past week
"Iho deal / made said Mr. Sin
clair was with the Federal league
purchased franchise ana the
league tried to deliver the Kansas
city club. Then tho lawsuit came
up. If the Judge decides against
the league II won't concern me"
"Thc league promised 10 deliver
me franchise which ] win put into
Newark New Jersey If they can't
deliver th" Kansas city franchise.
they will probably turn over the club
at indianapolis or Huffalo or some
other town"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-18
Did Hremen Hoist
LadderS For Men OF
Chance? Lef'S See

AZ the result OF charges being
lodged with Judge j. II, clark Of the
municipal court by two prominent
Tulsa club women. 10 the effect that
the police and fire departments work
In conjunction with the whisky and
gambling fraternity to further law
violation, Mayor Frank Wooden yes
terday ordered probe Of the de-
partments in question by the city
commission, which win take place
Thursday morning at 10 o'clock. All
parties interested in the charges viii
be summoned before the court Of in
vcstgation.
Tho women point to a specific in
stance Of the thrce-cornered align
ment In tho instance when the Met
ropolitan was ralded some two
months since. They allege that whom
the police were entering the front
door the bootleggers and gamblers
were descending by ladders which had
been raised In the back by the fire
boys.
This is tho first intimation | have
had Of the matter" said Foster ~
Burns. chief Of police, when asked to
mako a statement yesterday after
noon ] certainly believe that the
ladies have been misinformed My
confidence in the heads OF my raid
ing squads, Officers Patton and Bew-
ley IS absolute That either Of them
could be bribcd or induced to enter
such q combination is beyond my be
lief"
u q. Alder, chief Of she fire de
partm'ns had heard of the a!lega-
'iou.
Il am anxious for an investigation"
h" said yesterday afternoon, 'bUS I
am convinced HhaS there is not "a
man in my department who would be
guilty of such an tniquiSious frame
~, But II any are guilty they Ccr-
taiuiy with be dismissed from the ser
vice. told them AS much yesterday
AZ meeting called together Gov the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-18
ROTARIANS WON'T
GET TIRED" TODAY
Autos. Drugs and Convention Halt
Will BP Subjects 0DiSs
CUsseho

Automobiles. drugs and convention
halls will be the subjects for dicussion
at the regular meeting of The Tulsa
Rotary club VA the grill room of the
Hotel Tulsa AZ 12I3 today, Fred
shaw Will be the presiding Rotariau,
while J. Burr Gibbons, manager OF the
city Convention hall, and Roy GET
man. the well-knOvn druggist, viii
furnish The facts. fads and fancies.
The Rotarian'5 letter 70 the club mem-
bers follows:
''Tulsa, March Is, Brother
Eotarian: l may have valve in the
head, and occasionally hit on three,
bit III nov tire you II YOU attend the
Rotary club luncheon IN the grill room
If the Hotel Tulsa Wednesday,, March
az, at 1!:i5 noon.
81 expect 20 Get off on high and
2here'li be no shifting OF gears dur
ing the 60 minutes that will be spent
IN Commemorating the driving OF the
'Fords' out Of Ireland by 81, Patrick
"Our dear secretary has been suss