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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-12

bora en- que ell Jefe Lancaster, los
detectives Van Ripper Y Kirk. acompa-
nados del Juez Campbell, los Ilevaron
a Ia Carcel del Condado.
A pie los conducian, cuando en- las
cercanias del City Hall, alguien que
pasaba en- automovil detuvo su vehicu-
10, Y en- el los condujo a la prision.
! Quien era ell muerto.
Hall era un hombre valiente, lie di-
jeron en- todas parties al reporter, V Ia
bia dado pruebas de su valor en- va
rias ocaciones.
Cuando fue muerto, Hall no llevaba
p~istola. Dicen los Que 10 vieron caer,
que varias veces echo mano a la bolsa,
en- busca de una arma. Registrado
su cadaver, que fue enviado a Ia a.
gencia de inhumaciones Riebe, sc lie
encontraron en- los bolsillos dos ava
jas p~equenas, una cartera de piel a
mariIla, una libreta del State Bank
V un relox. Pistola, ninguna.
Ell suceso ha causado sensation,
por ser ell captain Hall muy ~conoci-
do en- San Antonio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-12
MURIO EN- FRANCIA
in mexico texane orIgina-
rim de EdiHburg, Tex.

BROWNSVILLE, Tex, Diciembrc
lI.-Sc recihicroa noticias aQui de
que e. joven Manuel Guzman. de Ia
vecina ciudaG de Edimburg, de con-
dado dc Hldalgo, murio en- II de
los ho~spitales mil;tares de Francia, a
consecuencia de las heridas que reci-
bio en- los comhates habidos en- las
gloriosas t~rincheras ~francesas.
En- la nota Official en- que Sc da
cuenta de la muerte. Sc hacen elogios
del valor del so dado, de III conduct&
Y de su patriotismo indjscutible, asi
como de la entereza con que fallecio,
expresando Que MORA tranquilo por
su causa. Ia mas grande que el mum
do c~ivilizado ha sosteniIo. en- favor de
Ia raz6n Y Ia justicia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-12
Sangrienta trogedia frente a
la Casa de Corfe
tViene de Ia La

Pocos minutes habnn pasado,
cuando Sc p~resentaron en- ell lugar de
los Successes, ell Jefe Lancaster, los de-
tectives Van Ripper, Arambula Y Kirk,
de la estacion de policia, Antonio
Diaz Y algunos mas, de la Oficina del
Sheriff.
Les hermanos Hardwood, no hi
cieron resisteHcia alguna, entresaron
sus pistolas, Y fueron llevados a la
oficina del juez Campbell, en- ell basa-
mento de la Casa de CoTte, donde die
ron sus primeras de~claraciones.
Solo Arson Hardwood hablo, di-
ciendo que Hall era un hombre psli-
groso, V que 10 habia hecho en- defen-
So propia. Charles Hardwood, NADIA
quiso decir.
En- la Oficina del Juez Campbell
pcrmanecieron hasta pasadas las doce,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-12
DESEMBARCARON TRIO.
A ANGLO GRIECAS
EN- LA CAPITAL DE
TURQUIA

ATENAS. diciembre ll.-ln des-
pacho recibido hoy en- esra capital
orocedente de Constantinopla, dice q
IN destacameuto de tropas lng.esaS
y griegas. desembarc6 en- aquella Gu
dad aver con motive de haber sido
G un soldado griego.
El objeto de csc desembarco de
ropas es 81 de evitar que Sc come
tan atentados contra Ia vida 0 In pro
Diedad De les aliados, a mi&mo ITEM
DO que como una manifestation d"
protesta por Ia muerte De! soldado
helene.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-12

AMSTERDAM, diciembre 11.-El
Comit& Executive de los Obreros y
Soldados ha concedido Ia autorIdad
supyema en- Alemania. al gobierno
del Canciller Ebert, segun dicen los
despachos recibidos aqui hoy.
De esta manera, Sc cree que el 60
bierno de Ebert ha recibido una
fuerza suficiente para dominar >!
| grupo que encabeza Liebknecht, que
| rrata de arrebatarle ell poder a los
socialistas.
! Los Consoles de Obreros ' Soldados
estan perdiendo su popularidaG en- 20,
das parties, muy especialmente en-
| Hamburgo. en- donde las condolences
son bastantes serias. FL despachC
de referencia agrega que los radica-
les Sc apoderaron tambien de cuatro
p~eriodicoS.
BERNA. SUIZA, d!ciembre -
La situacion en- Berlin, esta agravan-
dose cada dia. segin dice IN despa-
cho de la agencia semi-oficial de In
formation alemana, Wolff, recloldo
aqui hoy.
Los obreros estan reuniendo ametra
!ladoras : municiones en- los suour-
bios lie Ia ciudad y ell comanuante
militar por su parte, esta c~oncentran-
do tropas, pero no Sc les permite que
anden por las GALES. debido al pell-
gro de que Sc provoquen confllctcs
entire unos ' orroS.
FL Comite de O6reros y Soldados
p;di5 81 arrasEo de Karl LiebkEecht Y
de Rosa Luxemburgp, hderes de los
radicaleS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-12
.DELEGADO MEXICANO

BROWNSVILLE. Tex, Diciembre
11.-El DR. de Ia ciudad, ". E. Spi
vey. fue nombrado, por acuerdo es-
oecial del Cuerpo Mexico, de egado
a la Convention Medica que Sc veri-
ficara en- breve en- Ia capital de Te-
Xas.
Ell nobramiento tue bien ~recibido,
en- atencion q las simpatias de que
goza ell fa~cultativo por los buenos
servicios prestados en- esta poblacion
desde hace algin tempo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-12
CRAFOFONO GRATIS A TODA PERSONA
COMO REGALO De NAVlDAD
La Mejor de las 0fertas. No hay oEra casa cue pueda
ofrecer una Oportunidad como esta.

Al comprar IN reloN. comprese uno bue-
no cue lie de completa satisfaction. Hay
casaS que estan venG!endo Relojes de y
Joyas pero de mala m~aquiuaria para ven-
derlos baratoS. NuestroS %relojeS de q Jo-
vas. son los mejores cue Sc han vendidc
hasta ahora, Y toda persona que los usa
queda satisfecha de ellos Y los recorienda
q sus amigos. Mire este hermoso ReloX
cue es vendido pOr otraS casas por 5000.
eel precio eSta impreso en- IA cajaD. 81
maquinar;a esta hecha con q joyas y fl
namenre acabada: eS EXTRA FINO Y mu-
enc mejor que c~ualquiera otro; asi pueS,
guarda ell tempo correcto. Su GAIA es her
moSameute adornada Y garantizada por
p amos. listed no enconUrara una per
soma que 10 yea ' TO lie agrade listed
0uede comprar IN reioX de $4,000 Y no
le dara la satisfaction que eli nuestro. Es-
.ce listed SECURE que no encontrara mejor
I-eioN por Ell precio. EStos ~relojes no pue-
.en ser vendidoS por otr2s caSaS 4 menos
lie $500. pero noSotroS, q fin de que to-
los puedan obtenerlos, los vendercmos al
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-12
FL EXEMPERADOR
OFRECE HABL Ar
CUANDOSELE
PROCESE
Dice que no quiere compro-
meter d ningun miembro
del gobierno que eyls-
tia antics de la
guerra

LONDRES, diciembre LEI eX-
Kaiser Guillermo de Alemania, mani
fest6 hoy por conducto del Condc Won
Betinck. a IN c~orresponsal de un pc
riodico de Londres. que le pidio una
e~ntrevista para que hiciera algunas
d~eclaraciones acerca de Ia parte que
tuvo en- la guerra, que 81 hay algu-
ma probabilidad de que Sc le llegue a
procesar, ~preferia NJ decir NADIA has
Ia entonces.
"Por otra parte, agrego el ex-kaiser
no deseo compromised de ninguna
manera, a ningun miembro del gabi-
aetc alem&n, que eXistia al estallar
la guerra"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-12
NO DESCUTDE LOS DOLO-
RES REUMAT.C0S
ApliqueSe Sioan's Liniment antes
de que sc hagan peligrosos.

Antique una pequen& cantidad. no
Sc frote. dejelo que peneJre. Y adios
6olencias. 10 mismo para dolores de
cabeza. esualda. magulladuras, luXa-
clones. inflamacioneS, descoyunturaS.
Proporciona alivio Immediate. Els
el linimento cuya venta cada ano Sc
hace mas eXtenSa. ES economlco =
causa dc Ia extensa demanda. Ten
gallo siempre listo para 81 familia.
Pregunte en- cualQuier dr0gueria por
81.
prnrin Snc 6nc v 81 "a
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-12

BERLIN, Die, 11.-Un despacho
de Rotterdam, recibido por ell Tage-
blatt de Berlin, dice cue el eX-Kai-
ser, Guillermo desea salir de holan-
da. pero no expresa hacia que pals
deSea dirigirse.
La opinion general aqui. es que el
gobierno holandGs impedira su saiida,
alegando que dicho eX-Monarca Sc
halla internado, y su accion podrla
interpretarse como una violacion 4
las leyes de la neutralidad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-12

BERLIN. diciembre ll.-Cn ale
man de nombre Marten, que cs conc
edo aoui por Merard, fue el que He
yo i cabo el inteato para arrestar al
Comite Executive del Console de O.
breros Soldados. segun Sc ha sabiGo
HOY.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-12
ST HA C0NCEDlD0
La AUTORIDAD
SUPREHlA A
EBERT
Los obreros y soIdados
prestan su apoyo al GO
bierno socialista para
domiaar a los
raGicales

BERLIN. diciembre ll.-El Can
cilier ha decidido ormarf IN ejercito
sccialista para dominar a las fuerzas
del grupo Spartacus, 0 De los socla:is-
taS radicales.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-17
Bert Lamb Wants TO
Get Back Into Game
az Owner OF a Ciub

Bert Lamb. erstwhile thirdhasc-
man extraordinary. ana more re-.
Gently a sergeant In Uncle Sans
s0Sth aero squadron. ls eager TO get
back into baseball again and he
would like 10 connect up with a
franchise Ia Tulsa The following
= part ~ a letter received from
the former Tulsa star by Norman
Price.
Thought I would drop YOU u line
and let YOU know I was Htill among
tho living Have been In the army
one year today ODccembcr ~ but
have never gotten across Was at
Kelly field. Texas. for four months
and have been here tllcmpstcid. l..
- for the past eight
I'VE had "a swell balllcam here
this summer. Some inticld prcs.
sen. Detroit. firuthaSc. Mcpormoti.
Memphis and Richmond. second.
hns. Ellison, Detroit. shortHtop.
ami was playing third. Norman
toNlc was playing center field. YOU
know him, too.
Is there going To be league
there next year. and II 10 what
chance IN there Of getting tho Tulsa
franchiseg Would like to go IL with
YOU on a club there There In
nancy In that town with a winner
"Nill he out by Christmas. and
will hit a out for Salina at once
Tho west has the east skinned a
thousand WAYS"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-17
Luderus and Crquafh
10 FOiiOp Moran out

Pat Moran, the man Who lead the
Philadelphia National league tluh
Ia the only pennant u ever ~on, his
been handed his unconditional rc.
lease. and tred bild.rus and 'actuH
Cravath. two of the fhllh' Siare On
that hninpionrhlp team, may he
missing FROM the 1913 lineup ~ the
rhils recent report had n that
Crayath aud LideruS had hren re-.
leased. This was denied later by
President iiaker 0f IN" club II iH
believed, however. thai they are on
the market
nshcr certainly handed moran u
raw deal Fat worked hard to giNe
the club that 1913 pennant lie
worked as hard In 1918 aud 1917 to
pull down another one IN 1913 his
hopes were hiHh when President
iisk.r sold Alexander ana killif.r to
the cubs
llaker. In other words. left Moran
q few uniforms With wh.ch To make
team aud nov because MnranH
crew didn't win eight or 10 p-naniA
with the remnants BAKER has canned
him
Eastern crftfca say Haker never
even showed his gratitude Tor Moran
when Pat led rhlls 60 tho lone
pennant
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-17
less Willard Will Start Something
If He Gives Title to Jack Dempsey

N the latest rumor concerning
Jess WIZARDS retirement from the
ing should develop into an actual
nv columns " arguments VIII n'
precipitatcd THIS rumor SAYS the
champion contemplai"H stepping
down and out aud turning his crown
over to Jhrk Dempsey
The question a. tu whether
, hampton has the legal ur moral
right tu designate his Surc'Htuf
upon yriircment is not n"~ one
Every once in = whil" Tlill u
raised iu connection VIM the heavy
weight championship about u decade
HRn when Jeffrics IN supposed tn
have given over his honots to Tom
mS Nurns tu defend T. gcnerhtN
was held that such procedure Is not
according 10 lluylr and although
knocked uut Iurns IN ~
rounds down I'm Australia. he was
not hcraid-d champion un'il hc put
the klbosh io JET himself In 1919.
In the case OF Dempsey aud WI
lard there undoubtedly would be- an
explosion I'm the vicinity " NillS
Miskc'H headquarters, for though
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-17
HOWARD BOOSTS
GOOD ROADS
CnNTlNurn rROM rAGt oNt

CONTINUED fRoM rNGt oNt
20 years. aud thr hignwNNs VIII pay
Tor themselves 10 fiNc years \
$50 GOO 600 appropriation for high.
ways will not only huild the state.
hut II Will keep labor busy Tor tive
years II wouldn't be unreasonable
Tor congress also, 10 proVidc,,i''thl
tn" Amrricts engineers Who have
hoen building roads In France. nnd
sevral thousand soldiers he brought
hack to this country to hu ld roads
on u hasls ~ rt,ilian pay ana under
IA slthry supcrviEiun
In regard To- the meeting " hrs
Committc" TODAY NJ
Howard said This isn't to hc a
political a scu--lnn ~ u pie cor.
test l'm representing all the pen-
pie of the district and that means
that an jcsiruus ~ kuuWing the
wants ~ everyone whether they hc
democrats ur republicans Im not
going to r-prtscut ANY pdrtN 400
Washington and hope M, Couriitu
cnis. republicans ana democrats
alike. viii understand that ana mat
all will feel frco to Ctll upon mr
when ever can hc ~ service to
them
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-17
TY COBB THREATENS
TO QUIT BASEBALL
Admits Isnc iip .rrs, ip-,tnailon.
iiut Declares lie iinS ~ ~.
tcnilon ~ Signinp

SEN Nplik, bee. ~ ~ cobb.
polroira fr,ti batter ana ouirrd,r.
hup's tu puii baseball Ne 90 stated
tudt, un hlH t,lurn from France.
where he he served us captain iu
M" armf ~" had no Intention tt
present h' said ufrlEulnK up again.
although h' admitted nat hts-hh %
Htiil had Tor him - Terrible fha.InU
ton
cobb. Who has been iu ser, go nH q
captain iu chemical waitur, tr'.
ton. Mas - passenger ar Virg h't"
to-day nu ~" American transport
ItNiithuu
\ M going dawn ~ my homo lu
Augusta tus Hud ttst up fur HrN
ctal munths.' tIld cont VI want
Ia duit whil" lm Hnl good There
II the danger that the fascination ~
the gam. haH itg hold on me. but
Shall mako every effort tp tear away
from % ana not slgn win any ,lub
again
"lNc made no pluH Whatever
ahead Of M, rest haven't q pro
frssiun hrctuHc l'ft q, houl At l. to
plaN baseball
tobh declared that the VA hti
rcmyouhtrd hurrhhlI aud Mat MS
going tu boom ihS season uH % has
u NrT done before
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-17
Makes Short Work of FnD Dempsey Floors Morris in One Minute

seconds 81 the second inning Tho
bell saved hlm he the frat round
when II sounded uu the count ~
nine
il,nn never had , chance Meet
lng him IN the center ~ The iinE 49,
snnn az the gong rnuuded. MlHhc
sent u hard fight crashing tu llNuuH
Jaw The fttrmau'r guard dropped
he staggered and then WtH ehuN"rrd
with rights and lrftr llo never &C..
coveted from ihis tIfi blow nnd
though h" displayed - Etiuru's' NAT
brought CALCULATIONS ~ Nuudrt tnJ
pib from the spectators n WtH up..
parent that II Wa w'trh pu's
ton ~ seconds uuiil h' would su'
cumb 10 thr hitd clean puuohrH ~
hts aRHtru'lNo Young uppnn'ui
right to the law finally dropped hiu
tie came 10 his knees shaking his
head iu ~ fffurl 10 't.ar hls hthin
As Itofrrer Edward Co,hrant't
hand was starting duwn Tor the tenth
count the hrll rang Hnd the newt.
ahi, Was postponed
Il,nn Lands Dnrc
The ONLY hiuN Flynn landed dur
inH tho engagement came ~ ~,
opening of the second round II MAS
a right swing which connected ~
he rushed into a rlinCh II bounced
harinlcssly uff MiskrH Jaw Then
Miskc sent him down Tor tho second
time With lett upporcui To tho
chin Flynn came up on the final
count only io be- dropped again. THIS
time he frll on his face ana wna out
Tor several mlnuirH
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-17
FLYNN HELPLESS
FROM BEGINNING
Floorcd Three Times Before
Taking Count in the
Second Round.
VETERAN LANDS ONLY ONCE
Scmi.Windup Proves Comedy
Skit of One Act; "Spcc"
Beats Wolfe.

MANY times Tulsa fght fans have
been lurcd into paying good money
Tor boxing bouts with u celebrity 49,
hradlinur. only io find out later
that what real boxing IL doue II
pfourod by preliminary buNH who
DRAG down few bucks fur their I'm
promptu efforiz Last nlRh WAS on.
81 those times An aggressive Young
slcr who was introduced ~ spec
the ncw-hoy champion. kept things
milling during hlH Elk. .rouisi tii Win
Roy wolfe. n preliminary Ia the In
augutul of tho Tulsa Rp0rtlnE club
al Convention Hall luSf prior TO
this "Nkylirht' had Knocked out
Submarine In n Comitui black
face rkit Tho third preliminary.
scheduled az an ciEht round semi
windup was parody an boxing
which lasted leH- than one act Amer
proving that they we're absolute
noVicrs at the game. long. lanky Jack
Morchouso put the kibosh on Swede
Anderson.
HcadiiBcr t1uicr.
The "hcadiiner" "a ~h"duEd 10.
round engagement botwecn hilly
Miske, NJ Paul aspirant to tho heavy.
weight championship ~ tho world.
and Jim Flynn, tho veteran Pueblo
fireman. was no contest. Flynn wen,
down three times before pitching
over on hla face. beaten after %
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-17

Dempsey has been layins them low
with great frequency lately ana mas
u better genrril record than The ~.
raul hoy. nevertheless when MiHhe
and Dempsey themselves met, hiSkc
came out shade to the good
willard thus far has declined 10
discuss his intentions In this regard,
but intimat" friends ~ the Title hold'
"r assert ho has Intended Tor some
time 10 abandon the titlc ana that he
has Hll hut made up his niind not 10
box professionally again.
II IN no secret that willard is not
In condition To fight lie has been
doius llttio exercising IN recent
months
willard feels that while Dempsey
is u mighty good fighter he ~ ~
much smaller than the champion
that II would be a poor mairh VII
lard. furthermore. fcrls that he can
defeat dempsey easily on account ~
the tremendous physical advantages
he would have over the Utah boxer
frlrnds ~ willard assert that IN
All likelihood he viii retire after
The first ~ tho year
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-17
LEFT TO STOMACH
PUTS MORRIS OUT
Oklahoman Sent Down for
Count in Sharp mitigating
In Minutes Time.
UNCONSCIOUS FOUR MINUTES
Dempsey Lands Hard--Seven
Thousand See New Orleans
Fight; Morris Gets 81 ,25O.

NEW ORLEANS p,r ID ,,.
n.n,., oi,t,a,, "a. -
w IVY
weight championship. knocked out
Carr Morris of oklahoma In the flr-
rnun, n, their ,rh.dulcd oo r,,,,,
~, -. ,...t.,., -.
ISM n''o ''"'e"'' "i''r '"e minute
ot tigh'lhs
Tho knockout blow was shot,
Ic,, hooL IN IN, .,,m,rb tc.,...,
-. -, -, -.
wv ''s '''"' W a''"s" w. ''sn''
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-17
Jack Lynch Recalls Day
He Pitched Three Games

Among the veterans at the NH
tiunhl league gathering IN N"W York
recently waH Jack Lynch, who was
famOua ~ the pitcher ~ the cham
plon MottupulitinH In lssi Lynch
II ~ years old and Elil enjoys
rugged health lie boasts ~ a
pitching record which he established
10 Years ngu
when was with the NcW He'd.
ford Cluh. managed h,' trauk Han
croft back IN 1873. I pitched three
sane- IN one dnN Nuh Lynch
THE fitst game began at O'clock
IN the morning AZ Nrv bedford. the
Second started at ~ o'clock In Taun-
ton, ana the thlrd was played IN
Providence at 4 IN the afternoon
The first two were nine innigs each
ana the th.rd lr-ted ~ innings I
won all NJ thom ana felt ns fine US
silk when I went 20 supper
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-17
Eighteen Sooner Grid
Stars AUdrded Letters


spsci.l 10 Tho world
NORMAN. Okla, bcr. ~ Tho
athletic council ~ the nivcrsitA
~ oklahoma has awarded sweaters
to is football men on this year n
squad The team has been aN'vic.
torious and the council decided to
award gold football fohs
p's were awarded 10 the following
~ men. X NJ llans. Ramona; y,
fletcher. Mcdford " T. Deacon,
recumrch. A. !. Douglas, oklahoma
~ ilr~chell Graham, oklahoma
tity. Russell Hardy. oklahoma
CITY. Dew liamm. Muskogec, Harry
Iill. Chickauha. Lawrence Haskell.
Anadarko, rHul Johnson, Shawnee.
\ Lawrence. Tahl~luah. Dewey
l.ustcr. Chivknshi. Howard Mach,
Madill Fred Martin. Hot Springs.
Ark. Roy Swaiek. oklahoma t'ily,
Roy Smoot. I.awton. Geurg" Tyler.
ldahcl. PM white. oklahoma cay
coach lien ~ owen tried To get
post season games with Texas nhd
Nebraska hut n was Impossible 10
make the arrangement
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-17
Tulsa QUITS ". l.. Trdi.

ilupo mat Tul-H wuuli s',ufc q
" 'strrn L'tlNc berth th.H 'rtr 81
any other N"nt. Tor thtt matter. b.
vanishing rapidly into the bui ~
dreams n has h"rn long hong
trail be oil metropolis htH been fpl.
lowing fur many months Nui the
conviction nov hi. been born thtt
u leads nowhere IN paftirulur bat n
hrHet by many pitfalls and hurhrr"d
hy deep dark wuuds IN whloh AVA
i,iou- wolves turk ready iu spring
out nud rccuprrntc thuir dWluillug
fortunes just ~ soon uH an m
suHp"rting victim can be- lurrd
within striking distance
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-17
celebrates Wilson's Irlp.

CprENll\UEN SUNDAY Nee. -.
Thousands were unable to sain al -
fu -sion tn the Palace thcatcr tu a..
tend u meeting iu honor " President
" iluu'S visit 10 Europe rcSulu-
tion ~ welcome. which was adopted
~ the meeting was accepted hy
Hugh Grant smith counsellor ot the
Amer can legation here.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-17
CoOmbs Changes Mind;
May Manage Philiies

PHILADELPHIA. Dee. Ia John
Coombs. veteran pitcher. has wired
William Naker, president ~ the
Philadelphia baseball club, that he
accepts terms Ia manage the rhillics
next year, coombs. n Is stated viii
receive salary ~ 81 900 year
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-17

SAN lbSE. cal I've, 10 Irank
ArrllhneH forucr Cnnrt league pitch
tt unI Tor twu seasons Nlnbmtu fpf
the nnston Amerirsps. dtrd at hs
homo here u victim ~ influenza
Arcl'luc~ went into business here
tw oNtnrs ago.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-17
Johnny EUers Returns
From, Service in France

NEW YORK, Dee ~ Johnny
Evcrn, who sailed for France as n
physical instructor with the knights
OF Columbu returned on the i.or-
raine with many stories Of the work
done III France by ballplayera
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-17

QtANTiCO. Va, Dec Is Secrc-
tary Daniels today awarded commits.
sions to $50 marines who have com
pleted the 10 weeks course AZ the
third marine officers training camp
here.