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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-22
MOGUlS ANXIOUS
TO SAVE PENNIES
Both Circuits Expected to
Bar Tours Beyond the
Carollnas,
REDS FIRST TO ANNOUNCE
viii Get IN Shape IN own
Back Lot Others IN
Accord.

NrW rOitk. prr - q. ~ ~,
sisiuen mnlur league .'Ins Nt
probably ruftail of Yhtuduu Trru
spring ana thnS. Vhu du rft tram
at home are expected 40 i'u un 'tr
thcr south than the CuruHutr Al
ready IN. Cincinnati Sauoutis hlt.
announced that the, wuuld do u.rtr
spring training at homr ,ud uihut
similar announcements are etur,tpd
10 be made hrfuro Innunr, io ,,hru
tho leagues meet IN Ioin, sr.siun
here
ThiH policy IL simply one NJ The
many whlVh vii tr adup cd neat
sraron for economy \ mnioi league
official hid dutius the recent base
pAll meeting. hat MOI one uiIur
league cmb showed profits un NJ,
books ~ the end ~ last srtsuu g.
fact many ~ them losi rn murh
money hat training lrlpA iu
southern HatrS IN III" spriug vnuil
Ia out of the qurstlnu Tho hIgh
railroad mileaHs and Pullman fares
In the principle reason thni the o. lps
10 the states In tho eNttcur south
have heen aha ndoned
Many tas~ball Officials helIovs
That II would he unfair 10 the weaker
cluhs whlch are compelled to stay
IN The nOtth brcHuN" NJ lack ct funds
N the more prorr- clubs vote 10
20 to southern Ciimes n month Dec
fore tho season opens and rom" hntk
In mldseasor form u IL only far 10
all teams that the spring training
should he as unlform ~ po~'ihlr
while there may be protests from
. few clubs about curinliins -ptang
training trips II ~ believed that Tor
tho good of The game all the teams
will follow the same training tactlcs
The chirrSo cubs have been plan.
ming to 20 to California again, hut
Manager President Mitchell snii
during tho recent meeting here that
IN. trip Was not 10y any means a
certainty.
on account OF the hish price ~
transportation the Giants, generally
conceded 10 he one OF tho most pros.
porous clubs In the samc, have de-
chded To EiN~ up the trip to Marlin
SprnRu. Tesss Manager Mcoraw
haa been considering y trip To one ~
the resorts In Florida but ~ the
payers arc not expected TO be called
until April |. " - believed that II
VIII 10 tup warm Nv WI luh i'f n'fV
training. Tn. Yankees also have
been planning To pas M Macon,
Ga. this season pnd try Florida
resort. but with the change In the
start of tho Acason To May Man
aGer HuGGins II not ~ enthusiastic
about sending his men down to get
toa sled alive
Florida would not he desirable NJ.
q tralnins camp after April' /. for
the winter visitors who paironiHc The
exhibition Ham~s Will have ali left
for tho north by that time.
After April I tn" weather north ~
the CNrolinaS N very suitable for
training FOR several years, III"
Washington club trained at char
lottesviIle, Va, ana there are Huy
number OF places within short di--
tance ~ Washington where the clubs
can train. The saving would I've
great. and the chances for hctt"t
exhihhion games In northern cities
during the latter par, NJ Aptil would
be far more fnVorahlr Than the cart,
dates on which the clubs have played
In the past,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-22

I NUH umrlug 'hr latest average.
~ h,r league ptrh"r- to-day nnd 'no
Thought huhhri up aE,.ut as tp hoN
many pri -uns rive ,ti,hri- ttrdIl
fuf h"ipIng 10 mukr great pirh'rs
\rN toW. probably hr,tusr tus,
ere uir'"st"i mua'lt IN the pitchers
lDt great r,irh'fv ~ their iIN
have PLAYED an Important phrt IN
.utn,nr uut great hItlrrs
unr hears = lut Wuro about Oid
Ilusg U.dhoufur NrDufm,k ~
Young ,uI other great fIuErfs than
one does about liu,k l'Wl1H MIKE
Kelly thlrt TiWmrr tt uuu'r linr
uri tilliigiu little NtNt aud
llushoug
~ Young often b,. sad th,i
thirf Tlmurf hut ,'t uunpt drsrfNrd
much ~ tho rrcdlt fur hI- Wnndrrfui
Wnfk with the uli cleveland cluh
from 'Nnn iu lNgH
g, has sad mat many ~ the
girat ,i,i"rirs fpt which he was
given all the ,rrdli Wrtc achieved
through the Rblliil ~ th~r back -
stops
Mike Kelly was one ~ the bright
~ ani quickest ihiuka- IN the
game. old timers viii tell You
bnc stnN of MIKES clrVrrness
tolls how h." rushed from tha bench
In liostou one daN ana caught foul
from = chicago players bat which
the llnstun catcher 'uuli not have
reached A. Kelly ran Tor the bail
he yelled to ~" catcher. li"nnrtt'
You're out llrnn~tt ana I'm IN q"
In those da,S a PLAYER could be sub.
-lituicd for another nt any time
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-22
Effort viii BE Made to
Organize Boxing Game

CilICAG,. pcc = There w a
siruns probability that tho national
boxing commission. which WITS or
gnuitri at cleveland. onto. "a couple
of years ugo. but Vhl,h was per.
utttrd 'u gp to pieces bcynuSc ~ lnck
81 slppur' from the members aud
outside promoters Will bc brought
iutp tho Lime Ight tslln.
u IA recognized fact now aWuns
promoters bud those Interested IN the
huNlng game that something mus, ha
durr iu keen the rhtur clean and
hulld a. up. especially with 50 many
OF uut navy Und soldier boys coming
NU'k Who have been taxing AN act.
Nr phii IN The sport or have be-
,umr.tcal tnns Tn. plan IN tu re-
oigPuisc the association ana to tr.
tnusr fb. 4 working agreement with
th" VARIOUS state buNins commis-
rpnv
rhai plan was proposed by 1hnir-
man " ~ lLgingrt ~ 'he " ir'on-
sin commission ~ me tieNeund
meeting bat there we've some eastern
promoters and managers ~ bONets
" no thought u might interfere with
their dotngs pud tNry worked against
II should ne wa'r commissions
rnfet INTO an urrrcWrnt with the
ni'iuuN association 10 recognize al
susprnsi"u~ itshtrWrr's. ana 80 ON.
T. wuu 4 hluyk the moves ~ the grn 20.
az managers ari promoters to XIII
tlr urg,uishtion ana once started
ana under way Il would hc a dif'i.
cult matter To push ~ aside, as he
tore WISCONSIN New Jersey, Min
urSuta, i,ouisiana. rruncs-ee and
other stiios would totm a strong
uu,lrus tn WORK with and the MA.
'tonnl bod, wru'd have the strongest
KIND VI hh,kluL
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-22

For the thlrd time proponents of
lcshlired hosing are planning On
placing \ hill before the pk homa
legislature when n meets A. okla
homa city newt mouth providing TOT
state boxing commission. There
" supposed To be charm to thlth
timers and There IN every indication
that the niVu,ates ~ such legislation
have good reasons tu hope for sue.
cess IN this ease
The ~, crn'ncm having proved
that having. I,rop-ri, regulated, cnp
, htpn,c n ussi GWticicu factor In
the huihiing ~ real, r,,i- -hlussi,Si.
Young NnicrhNn-, upypInWniS W the
,rghi kind ~ u hNing inw Tor OKLA.
hoD,n VIII ,ta~a thcm~.l,r~ With the
old fnglc- who nj, ,WU,c stopping
street tvr- ~ O5O every evening
~ tina, the cart, -to.lpsi tuiL- :
would not he Disturbed III their
sIurnhfS Even these viii hc faced
with the hct that boxing b. going tu
continue In oklahoma regardless ~
what the law IL inst the same NJ
II has I'M Hpitc Of the ttrt that the
present oklahoma statute concern
ing hoNinE specifically states that
% II lllrEil "tu engage ~ aHN prize
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Wv n'n me t'"'I' ih' shU''N
Wv o.r money s'"no''H ava l'"'
Nu' i'l P.'.,lP''l"n hnd "ht't
''hhl'hI VI inc sr'"''" h"hl'''
nI persons
me Wl' in,rIu'V" 'wo ,rnr~ ngn
WI, "tSri ii'''" dSt"r'nE Tf"rr u
VIII m'sf These requirements Whi'r
" WIS drawn long hf"rr m'c sam
got iEhind the gnns' "nd dr'w NJ
rules aud regulations. II v,niins
prnri'all, ever, one ~ the priuri.
pies which made the game 80 Jopu.
lar IN the army I, provides h0,,
pcnnl,i,~ fur s,hilinE nnd other oh.
ic,tiunahlr pra,ti,,s-. n PRIV tiles u
~ ~ rulcs for ,nnduciiug hputs
nnd II provides y pnint system Tor
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-22
Old st. Louis Browns Once Possessed
Pitcher Who Could Also Handle Stick

winner or games perhaps his record
of games Won Tor his cntirr career
"urphs~'cS any ever made since
Spauldtur's time
Nt the ,iu=o ~ the iSS5 rc,son
Chris Won der Abe pulled OF q stunt
SlmihI 10 connie Mach - sensdt lousl
cvup Ne main IN i9l, For about
one twentieth that connie received
fut hls stars chris Holi Foutg IRr-
ruthrrs. uushuug Welsh and MI
tilc,Suu ttrtuth"rs aud Fuuty go
iuT 90 nr"uklNn. ana IN consequence
lit"okN Nn Wuu a peuuan, IN 1879 ana
lN9u l'uut5 had IN" honor of tan
ing plit IN I'VE wurld ~'tics contests
fuuH practically gave up pitching
after no appointment ~ manager of
the lli,oklNu club tie wla conSld
rf ed u success ~ manager ana Was
IN 4 i,,r VuN tn become one ~ the
gtw,t .ctiIug lights aud great man
agrts when death go, short MS
promising career
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-22
STAKE RACES CARRY
NAMES OF GENERALS
rcrshing, iu'h, Iinlg. Dt=I~r'y
Mnngin Among i,~iurr- NJ
>,w Orlrpns

sew ORLEANS. De- n Tho
"ondllion- fur the - stakes tu br
decided 81 ~" fairgrounds meeting
,u ihis civ Vhi,h up"us January /
ana continues fur . p"tiud ~ I
't'ins DAYS closing march . htN"
Ius' h""u nadr public b, Itu,iug
secretary Joseph Mrl."nrtu. \ pe
ri',I uf them would Indicate that
The management ~ the track IN
i"nds catering 60 ~" HORSES ~ th"
fltH' class ihat can race over a long
disiunrr fuT eight uuf uf the I
events nr' ~ On. mile ut o,rr lrnN
iug but thtr" stakes fur the Hpiiutrts
Thiz Hrtaug"mcut mrcis with the
h"at'V approval ~ tli real luNrrH
- high class sport who h"l.rt that
ih" lunp thr"s hclp ~ d"s rlup tui
hrinE 'ui the host uull'fI"- IN the
ihnruug hots" Ar,udlrg tu
~" stake conditions ihrir viii Ia
~ rec events ut the dlHtun,r ~ one
mile ono - one NIL" hui on" siN-
'rruth. tNu ~ one miir ana fur
long one nt one mllr and uuurtrt
one Ht two miles and ono ~ the
stamina testing distance ~ iwu miles
ana "a quarter
On" uf these distance affairs vii
hn fnt y year ulds exclusively white
the remainder VIII be for 3.Nrnr.
Ids ana upward Thor" hr" mo-
stakes fur year. Odds bat 'hc Young
horses viii hc afforded ample uppor
unity throughout the meeting To
show their worth IN N" g. 600 over
uirht htndictps thnt WI be- ,atird
especially Tor them,
The new year handicap as trdi
Dafod hv its title. viii he decided IN
The opening diN ~ the meeting The
liynT handicap viii be decided th"
following SATURDAY, ana the other
stakes run of ever, Saturday there.
after Among m" titles selected Tor
these nrr retshing. ilaiH b'l,sp"r"v
Mangin. Foch. AllcnbN Washington n
hrthdaN Martin NrhrmRnn and car.
uivnl htndi,hps The last named ls
~ ono milr ana quarter ana viii
feature IA" card the closing day ~
the season
Ia order to Insure good fields en-
tries - these stakes viii not close
until one weck prior tn the date
that each stake T. to l." run Al ~
'hrm hnVc II uniform added money
value nf ~ 500
lta,ins secretary Joseph Mcl.ru-
nan II huriy engaged in compiling
the book ~ conditions fur the first
weeks racing with the great
wealth of material 10 draw from N.
proposes Ia make the opening week
racing In addition To the older
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-22
General Gourdud's Niece
Handy Lass Win Dukes

Nl.W YORK Doc - Trance
uuN nlupts of I female boxer She
iS Nine tuUrtui nice" Of tho "a
NOUS one armed rrnrrtl ~ that
name Mime GourJud WiV spec.
'tfur 80 e hHN.us show held IA lnris
recently and after the bouts were
ir,ilcl ahc askcd II sh" could hr
ll.tu' tJFuut Tier request VnH
grtutrd ara Hhr succeeded iu knock
ing uut the opponent selected. Tor
hrr Mime Goutaud N an an around
athlete wears trousers. AMI is phid
tn have been the only female puilu
lu The French arm, She is a gicdi
bukIug enthusiast
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-22
CALIFORNIAN RATED
LEADING RACQUETEER
u. iAndlr, Murray Head. List. pl.
den Given S'sond rino. NnIi,
Iljur-iNlt Hest Woman rl,rr

NEW YORK Dec 81 f.
ley Murray the Californian I...,.
from Niagara Falls. NY. .u,....
singles champion Tor lPIN . .....
the place ~ honor among iu. .,u...,
tennis players of the D,uuit 90. ...
season Just closed Br.urlug r.
uft rli' announcement ~ f.,
uonnl Tennis association U......
cd Win Murray IN class ...N o.
Ilid'n lr. ~ Philadelphia. WIN, b..
u AlrNtndrr of Sew Nurh b. l ...i
~ r.1S7 Grouped In rb..
" Van Nrw York " + u...
thi'us". nud y " SIh,s I......
lch,h kumlra". IA" Jtptu,.. ...
pert ,"tds c.a'- I and follow .rr t.a
names ~ the oriental t...f.
wi',dc". comes thuse ~ mot. tI ..
100 "ih"ts bfhc""t"d IN va pu. a.
Visions up iu class -
The playing - Nurray 40 f.t.
place. class clusrs a ,uu'ru.. -.y
~ several months standing t. ,
whether Murray or Tildcn Nuu. r..
criNr premier hunors I'm thit r,..,.t
NnrthN's ranking ~ based ,uf.r,.v
lpun his showing In the rf.ar,l
singles championship tuumw..,
which he won with decisive .,.,f..,.
~ Ilidcn IN m" final round
Among the duublcs teams T. len
and vincent richards of N,W N..a
are placed IN Cla-a I together V.'l D.
~ Alexander and a. &. Wright .W.t..
y " Niles and y Il PEN hold ,t,,
3, Miss Moilu Hiurstcdt ~ S.,r
York. the Norwegian PLAYER l.ti.
tho women experts. With Mr. G,urrs
W Wrifhtman ~ liostuu. second
ami Miss Eleanor Goss OF Sew YORK
third
Womcns singles.
First ten names placed IN oHior
~ meri, NJ shown bv their rccu-f,
In IN" sanctioned Tournaments dur.
ing the season ~ ialS'
Mi- Mnlla NJprstedt nroukNr.
Mrs George " MriFhtman Uu,'lr.
Miss Eleanor Goss, Now Nurl. 81.
stuart Green, TnrrNtovn y
Miss Marie Wagner. Ncw Notk Nj.
CARTE N"cly. Chicago. Miss il,.,ue
rollak. New York, Miss claire ,,s-
sell. New Work.. Miss Elcarorc Sott..
Bo-ton. Mrs J, Ramcon, Los Ans,.e-
Conforming with tho request -
the California Lawn Tennis tssorA
ton that Pacific coast players who
did not participate In Eastern tour.
namcntH he omitted from the rut-
ina no California PLAYERS vrle.
ranked except Mrs Ramcsou vl,.e
record was made IN middle western
tournament.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-22

livery uf Mccormick without finch
,ng
The ,ttcht.a uf today have hig
mitw chest protectors ard other
equipment lu protect th,m. hii 10
shin. lu the hig show they must have
the skill and thinking ability Niil
What part lI ltoger llrcsuthIn
aud 'nwsrman play IN Matthcwson =
CatCct
How about NInsmlihs wotk fot
Nruls ~ the other end ~ Johnson =
shuotH
The pt't lia, SrhplN. Steve ONril
ana aumr ut the other star catchcr =
ut IN" present diN must play In ~"
pitching achievements ~ their mates
mus, not hc uudrrcstimdted
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-22

C,NNRlpGE Mas, nr' II
rruost shore fvIuor r.tch"r FOR
IA, llostou Amer ctu league team.
Ms graduated TODAY FROM the naval
offi,rts mttcriti school here with
tM rank ~ on-ign Ne enlisted In
'hv navy directly after the decnta-
ton ~ Nar with several other mem.
hcts ~ tho Nt~i SuN team
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-22
Stc,hcr DISCHARGED i,om Navy.

CHICAGO. pcc "l Joe Strrhcr
claimant ~ the worlds heavy weight
wrestling championship tvcciNed hi-
u.a. lttE" from the navy at Great
l-lt's yayd TIA ninr station toda,
tud Departed for his home In Dodge
Sch
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-22

1n. h.s.hau assn ann ~ tggr hil
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IA, .uiir,,, unJ hu.tIed ont In rN.
artIy iva d,N. after. tiwnor Non der
An, r,c,iv,d "A viii, which read The
this Send tapO at once and charge
to my ncsi n,aanna salary. ." signed
Is,. lNutr chris lnst nn timc IN
.-ndinx A. FOR psve was his rnNurItc
Ia two dn,s after came another wire
t,aucs inn y.uO more. chris sent %.
Tor Dave waH HIS star NrNt iaN
another wirr va. received asking
Tor 100 Nv chullt mufmurs
chrls "iN,vr must t- p.a,lug dutc
punir. OF sumdings."
Gambling Mas Long Dave"
Fuutss on. weak spot Tie did glory
in p,inx up against any game ~
,hanc, and II waA not an uncommon
thing fut l,aNc Ia shoot hair 10 ms
,s,am,n's salary Ia one uiEht 80
gamer sport than "I.oug p6vr" ever
".
ever called a hand ia,r d,in't o..
MANS h,,-' he had the reputation ~
being u,thvr succrs,ful when hc
fcl,. old chris was ever read, to
help him uut, Tor he had whole ,ut
ot respect for tNutk ~ a hall player
and a man uf honor.
Nig tou,s "a Versatile Player.
lave tOutE was remarkable
character IN bas.,,hall and pvrhapS
one ~ tho moet valuable l,+- tS To a
rlub owner the game ever had Euuil
waa bali player from h.A toes to the
ut,uMu of hH head. which was golug
sptur. for II ENpttr NoOd -lN f,a.t tuut
iurhca IN his s,,k .ss feet l'vf
man ui his hutd he was a rcmark.
htur athlete i'uutz cuuld hi. run
huP,a. play first has, ur the ouftieh
aud pitrh "A bas, ball to lrat four ut
"A kind
lave Fnu,z cnmr into prom ,u-nrr
q. hur'rr white pitching Tor the
IendNII,c team uf colorado uts'oty
stalos he won as s,mrs out ut ~.
which N,z wonderful II tu, rh.s
v,tL dllnt land him ip IN, ht,
league Tor IA. rui m two s-.,.-,ns
wph the uAV ,fitN rtuh ,f IA, Nurih-
" ,s,.rn lrasu, BEFORE ne Nts dis
severed Ia 1854 IA, won % ont of
- game. TN, wonderful uorh
VAS pofr than g \nu der Ahr.
nW n.t ~, IN, ~ Imtl- I'-pwur could
sand ~ IA, dr, .uir "A few hurdtrd
lars and lauUNl the coming star
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-22

but II remained Tor Kelly 10 ,"tt"'N' .
the idea of changing while hhtlci
hall was IN the nlr Tho umpir"
had never dreamed ~ su,h 49, lay
II was over his head ~" r"t tu
allow. the out but technical '~hrlly
vas right and the umpu got the
laugh
liwinRz htppy spirit his HhilitN
to mhk" pitchers hurk up IN dhIk
moments n the gam" ana Ms
strategy made him catcher go 10"
feared hN the oppuH.iion liz was =
terrific hitter hud speedy man On
the hssos iiut titsi ~ al hr was a
strntcsist
when cid- liuss lttdhuurnc waH
startling the World with his pitch
ing lnrncN Gillignn ana lttln Nava
were catching MS Shuut- with hat"
hands Ills speed WIS terrific The
pain must have been trtti'l" unt,l
the hands ~ the haCkriups Ice, Inir
pulled up and bruised 10 the point ~
numhnets
Nurhong wps dentist nud hnd the
soft NrlNrty hands ~ one llut day
after dny he handled the bullet de
The Holly chieftain., 1918-10-10

There IS only one oay pe can 40 II.
AW Of rs musf york and SAGE and
buy Libey1y Bonds, 1vith our whole
souls, the zOay our men are
fighting over there!
The Holly chieftain., 1918-10-10

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fl1ll amount should be subscribed by a week from
Saturday night.
Germany is nothing less than an outlaw
among the nations, and every stall she makes at
peace, in view of her wanton rapine brutality and
helllsh destruction should be answered by a yolly
from the entire allied armies No entreaty she
may make is entitled to consideration bv the bal
ance OF the world until she has Internationally
surrendered and turned all her arms and her navy
over to the allies.
The Holly chieftain., 1918-10-10

! hey hight with
their whole souls
You are reading every day Of our
boys over there of Pershing's divis
ions charging into the blasting fire
Of the Boche trenches; of small de-
tachments smashing their way from
house to house through ruined vii
lages; Of single handed deeds Of sac
rifice and valor.
One thought, one impulse only
fills their souls-to fghf and keep on
fghting, until the war is won.
They know that all America is back Of
them; they know that they can count on us at
home to send them all the guns and supplies
they need to win
There is 0nly one oDay sDe can 40 IT,
AX Of rs musf sD0,k and SAGE and
buy Libevzy BondS, with 0ll, whole
souls, the zoay our men are
fighting over there!
Noless will win. There is no other
way to provide the money the Gov
ernment must have. No otherstand-
ard can make the Fourth Liberty
Loan a Success.
ls -
Lend the way they fight
Buy Bonds to your utmost
1hs space contributed 10 vinnin. he mar b.
THE PArRloT1O FUND Raised rzr WAR
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-26

new taxes and the acts of Congress
and whatever.
One notes that the pressure Of bat
tie topics has given TO the new Altman
&C the special title War Information
Edition" Il is easy for the most casu-
al examiner TO discover, however. that
this suggestion OF specialization does
not imply a neglect of any of those de-
partments of Preferential convenience
on which The Worlds amazing annual
has built its fame and absolute value
Everything is in the volume. as usual.
telling statistically and otherwise The
very latest facts OF progress ami con-
dition in politics. business, education.
religion. industry.
All things considered-including the
fact of an improved index-one would
say that it must be a man either super
ingenious or fanatically inquisitive
who gets away from The World Alma
nae without finding what he wants.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-26
LAST APPEARANCE
OF Mine LECTURER
At Y. NJ. c. A. TODAY

Tonight at Z o'clock viii be the
last Of the series of lectures which is
being given by the Bureau of Mines
at the Y. NJ. c. A. Mr.. Dickinson. the
representative, has already delivered
six lectures and given demonstrations
in the two days ne has been here and
those who have heard him have been
nightly pleased with his work.
Two movies are given each night IL
Illustrating some type of welfare or
safety work. also a number of stere-
opticon slides. Today at 1850 for the
benefit Of the night shift men and at
7 o'clock for the day shift men.
Reserve the date and come early.