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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-18
TN WHISTLES BEGIN PLAY.
shannon and Brown Lead Golfers
at Pinehurst.
SPECIAL Dtspafch 20 TINS sry.

-, PiNEHrRsT, n. c.. Dec. 1.-THE Tin
whistles, divided into two handicap
asses, played a four ball medal play
,oHrn"y on the championship course at
I'hehlrst to-day. The Glass A prizes
Went to r. G. Shannon I'd of Rochester,
,,ahdicap .. and DIR. J. S. Brown of
.dontclair, handicap II. the partnership
inducing winning combined round Of
Nl-20. I61.
go heTe was tie for second honors at
~ net {. L. Becker OF Ekwanok and
- ELaeman, Pittburg, scoring
81 lG2. while L. ID. Pierce OF Arae
'''9 ana G. Il. Fownes OF Oakmont
".shed in 176-14. 162.
q, Tie Class B prizes went to Henry
houston, Holyoke. and J. A. Dupuy,
"oeAester, at l6a,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-18
SWIMMING AT ST. PAUL's.
Garden city Boys TO Open season
Next Month.

Swimming at St Paul's School will
get under way on January II, when the
Long Island natators meet the Stuyve-
SAINT swimmers in their Garden City
pool Grant Caldwell. Brian Wheeler.
T. 7. Oxnard and Charles Feltman are
the only veterans from last years team.
The schedule follows:
January u. Stuyvesant at Garden City.
-. Erasmus at Garden city: 30. Poly Prep
at Garden city. February l. Mon,talr
Academy at MontciRir; IL. MontclaIr High
school at Garden City; -. Marquand
school at Garden City.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-18
CHALLENGE STILL MISSING.
Lipton's Letter Not Yet Received
mt New York Y. G.

Although II was a week yesterday
since Sir Thomas Upton had cabled
that his challenge for the Americas Cup
was on its way. the letter still had not
reached the New York Yacht Club. The
cable was only n notification of the fact
that the challenge was In the mails.
Until the Official document bearing the
seal OF the Royal Ulster Yacht Club is
received here the New York Yacht Club
will take no cognizancc OF the challenge
The matter in the mails goes into detail
regarding the measurements OF the chal-
lenger. tho Shamrock ". and other par
ticulars which already are known to the
n. Y Y. c., but which must be repeated
in order 10 make the challenge official.
The letter is due any day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-18

greater height and reach At infghting
belmont had all the better OF II. Del
mont dropped Morgan for the count, but
this advantage was nulli1ed when the
was rising.
Eddie McGoorty, Jake Abel. Eddie
Coulon and Mike ODowd, who seconded
belmont, gave exhibitions.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-18
OAYTONA. FLA.

NORTH Observation-Disclosures
PINEIIURST, y. C.-CAROLINA HOTEL.
now open. Fine GOLF and all other sportA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-18
SQUASH FINAL POSTPONED.

Because OF an injured ankle which he
received In a practice game Edwin J.
Clapp OF the Yale Club was unable to
play John w. Appel, Jr., OF the Harvard
Club in the final match OF the handicap
SQUASH tournament of the National
Squash Tennis Association on the Co.
lumbia University courts yesterday. The
match will be played Thursday after
noon
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-18
CHICAGO WANTS BOXING.
Mayor Backs Movement for Action
by Legislature.

CHICAGO, Dec l7.--Tor the FIRST time
since the memorable Cans McGovern
fake here In 1900 boxing bouts soon are
expected to be staged In this city.
Backed by Mayor William Hale Thomp-
son, the City Council has directed the
judiciary committee to confer with the
Corporation Council in preparation Of
a bill for submission to the Legislature
next month lesalixing amateur and pro-
fessional boxing bouts. Mayor Thomp-
son said:
T am a great believer in all we'll
regulated, manly sports. have always
favored boxing, but because our laws
prohibited the sport here was forced
at various times to deny permits for
bouts'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-18
SCUDDER BEATS DR.. BIRRs
Wins Three Cushion Match by
Score of rs 10 ~.

+. Scudder was the winner of the three
cushion same in the amateur tournament
at Doyies room last nisht. lie defeated
LIZ. L, Birrs by 25 ia 20 In thirty in
nings. The victoTs high run wns and
the losers q.
Il. Cahill won his game in the English
billiard tournament at Doyle's, vanqulsh-
Ing +. Griffith by $50 10 100. The VIC
tors high run was "a.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-18
CITY COLLEGE TO HELP JEWS.
VIII Plny Basketball for War suf-
fererA' Eund.

To-, n"dpled basketball encounter be-
Co,,a New York University and the
s 'neg' OF the city OF New York next
,. I,uIliy evening has been called of be-
r ,','e OF unsettled conditions at the for
u" u'nt'on resulting from the de-
y. ,,',"'"on Of the Students Army
'''''li"G Corps. Another date IL under
Iteration 10y both arrangements.
10 my College I'VE, however, will
a. 'H.e this week. 1t viii tako on an
y '"'s'at" quintet Saturday. In C. G.
'yn .or the benefit Of the Jewish
way Sifpro'H' Campaign.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-18
YANKEE LOSES IN LONDON.
Gene belmont OutpOinted by
Danny Morgan of Wales.

LONDON, Dec. 17.-AmeIican boxers
were featured in the ring OF the National
Sporting Club tonight. In the main bout
Private Gene belmont, the BOSTON light
weight, was outpointed in fifteen rounds
by Danny Morgan. the Welshman.
belmont was the aggressor and was
dangerous all the way. but Morgan
scored at long range because of his
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-18
hAHGOLIES HONORED.

c, c,a' mes, who played left end on the
.a, ,,,'''" football team during the last
ror,1. was elected captain Of the
Marnnrtee track team for the season.
trhs'o"tS VIII be remembered for his
tbe t'l playing on the gridiron during
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-18
ROD AND GUN NEWS

VIII take FISH bait with rush xot
smashing big blackhsh there u few weeks
ago on nsh bait. This is rnre, however
as blackish prefer swimmers
In what he writes. bu; also civ. birS
credit for not mentioning the name OF the
hoats IN question. Hope to meet Fair
Play some day az the iiEhtship. when NO
VIII use nothing but nsh halt
New York Dec. II
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-18
LEGAL NOTICES.
SALES BY AUCTION.

-----------------,-~-.-I
BN ORDER Of Schie cher & son, Inc.
VAL sell 10y Publ" Auction at lOJ Last lith
81, Sew York CITY, y y. on Dec 30. 1918.
at 10 A NJ. one Schloioh"r Il Son Piano
No l0lOi7 for account OF Angelina Roii ~
III kuickCrhOCkrr Ave, Brook.yn, balance
due iSl-ll- |. & a. COON. AMrtlnneerh.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-18
CRESCENT FIVE TRIUMPHS.
Brooklyn Club Players Score Over
the Armed Guard.

The Crescent Athletic Club basketball
team last night scored its third straight
victory by defeating the Brooklyn
Armed Guard Ave on the Crescent court
by so to Is. The Crescent players led at
half time by % to 5. The lineup:
Crescent (k0l. Armed Guard (fSN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-18
Hugxins stin Dickering.

Miller Higgins and Ed Barrow, man
ayers OF the Yankees and Red Sox re-
spectvely, are still negotiating for some
players They began comforting here
shortly after tho armistic was signed,
continued their conferences in Chicago
and have been at 1t again in New York
during the last two days. Yesterday II
was Barrow's turn to call on Higgins.
Again 1t all was mystery. Darrows
says IL anything comes OF the deal it
will be announced to-day. 'Huggins has
quantity while have quality" is the
way Barrow put 1t. He has some
players that might help the Red Sox. but
what is the use Of trading two flves for
a tn"
Ernest Shore received his commission
q ensign in the navy In Boston yester-
day. which may he the end of the big
eeaI which was planned to bring him to
New York. Shore. who studied hard to
win his commission, said that II he won
Inc promotion he would put in at least
one year at sea before returning to base
ball
Ensign Plus Schwert called at Yankee
ie2dquarters yesterday. Schwert was
a sensation with the University of Penn
ayHaHia as catcher, and stuck with
Tue Yankees for three years during the
Calrce and Donovan regimes. Schwert
vas good catcher and fine thrower.
out lie could not hit, and during his
Yankee career was more famous as a
piano player than as a catcher How
ever, he always was one of the most
JNaD'e fellows on the club. Ensign
SahWert said he played second base on
navy team last summer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-18
GOSSIP OF THE LINKS.

James Lindsay. the Scot, employed
until year ago at the Jamaica Golf
Club on Long Island. is still in the land
Of the living. Lindsay Joined the Cana
dian Royal Engineers. A friend in this
city received letter from him from
France recently. The former native OF
Gullane expressed fervent wish TO get
back here as soon as possible. He says
he hadn't n round OF the links In more
than year and fears he will have to
start all over again.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-18

Who said founder fishing was over7
caught twenty-four a. WV"imsFe ye:-
terday. using some nightwalkers had LETT
over from Thanksgiving Day. one FISH
weighed two pounds, one one and \ hair
and The others were o, medium size.
alsO dug $50 soft clans
went down II Woodmcrr on IN" 9:31
4. VI. train from the Peunsy,vRn station
and came back on the .: a3 4 NJ train
Pretty good Cor the 18TH OF December!
PAUL (iRusCII,
Dec IT GO broadway.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE-

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we'll rounded business experience. man
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where responsibilities OF Office VIII in
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ONCE.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-18
HELP WNNTED-FEMALE.

MAID Tor family o. two; good cook,
French prc'"rr"d. Highest references re.
uu,r-i. GOOD gHlivy 80 whiting worlsDr
p'rm4o"tt pls.ti"n- Mp. hJ l"'t"r only,
Apt. l201. I2I ", I'D a.,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-18
FAREsE BEATS sHARKEY.
Bout in Newark Ring Develops a
Surprise.

Harold Farese, Jersey bantam. gave
Jack Sharkey, the West slider. q surprise
at the Broad street A. c., In Newark,
last night Farese decisively outpointed
his man in an eight round bout
In the other eight round bout Joe
Ryder defeated Al Cook. Young Baker
defeated Al Simmons in the six round
semi-hnal.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-18
ZABLUDOFSKY A VICTOR.
Leads Harriers in Clark House
a. a. Road Race.

W. Zabludnfsky of the Morningside A.
C. won the five mile weekly road race of
the Clark House Athletic Association
over tho streets OF the East Side last
night Zabludofsky won the event by
about q yard after a hard struggle with
Charles De Sttfano of the Mohawk A. G..
The winner was clocked in &c 80 and
De Stefsno in $40 is. George Thomp-
son OF the High School OF Commerce I'm
shed third. The order OF finish:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-18
ADAMS ELECTED CAPTAIN.

y ,l'ss j. Adams was elected captain
g,bo,, - football team OF ST. Pauls
h. ~, OF Garden city at a special meet
rs,", ~" players at the Long Island
nr,' ''rd"y Adams played left
mic Tor two years for 81. Paul's.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-18
sTEINBUGLER WINS WITH CUE.
Beats ROmberE In Class G Tour
ney, $50 to 1I5.

By playing consistent billiards Charles
Stelnbugler won his first game In the
Class G tournament for the metropoiI-
tan championship under the auspices Of
the National Association OF Amateur
Billiard Players at Gruhn's Broadway
room last night He defeated A. Rom
berg, $50 to lis. Steinbugler had an
average of until the las, few innings.
when his play fell or slightly, Tho
score:
Pnn.s. II. u. Ave
A. ROmberg ...........ll5 IS . SAL
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-18

Warren X. Wood has written to his
father TO the effect that he Is now as
ISOLATED with the Red Cross section OF
the American Army Of Occupation. The
Flosamoor champion adds that he does
not expect 20 return to this country for
more than n wear
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-18
COLLEGIATE FIVE SCORES.
Defeats BerkeIey-Irving I'm Return
BaslSetba Game, I3-..

Collegiate schools basketball team de-
feated Berkeley-Irving school I'VE yes
terday In return game on the Berkeley
court by 10 TO Z. The lineup:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-18
SkNIGHr CHOSEN CAPTAIN.

rJmlA.h.sht who played centre on the
Isssor 'ee football team during the last
h ~ Yesterday WAS elected captain
commerce football team for 1919,
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-18

The club house at Inwood has been
partially closed for the winter. due to the
desire TO conserve fuel. Arrangements
have been made, however. to heat a
small section OF the building so that
members who wish to play there
throughout the winter will find a certain
amount OF comfort. The course will he
improved slightly next year. Several
changes are planned.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-18

3. McTigue 2. Ashmead 2, Irving 2. Nc
Cam 3. Armed Guard: Jackson, March
?, Clark, Brown. Goals from foul---Aah-
mead :. Van Zandt :. substHutes--Ir-
wing for Austin, kleinert for McTgue.
Nahmacher for Ashmead. McCann for
Heath. Brown for Parks Referee-afr.
o. Brien. Central Y. ". e. 4. Time OF
minutes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-18

Big Cod Need Strong Tackle.

This reporting OF large catches OF cod
IS getting TO be so commonplace that one
almost wishes there wonld b; let up in
the long continued good l1ck II only to
break the monotnny, but the ruth must
be told, and so I've got to tell you that
cod came thick apd fast TO the boats an
Chored on the Cholera Banks last sunday.
Quite a feet wah there-the Evelyn; In
dolcnt. NJ. J. H.; NJ. ,Mhitby and others.
some very oidStimcrs were busy at tho
game. John Snmmcriad being one OF them,
and H. hauled up th!rty,hvs PSan eGpca m
ton he received on the Old Angler
\ rather heavy. ground swell was rolling.
SIN and look very green, though pr. WI
son ministcred to them with e, pions doses
Of his celebrated "Saswa' or indian oil
said cases being. as a rule, cases for The
undertaken. for the doctor ner"r gives up
drop OF tho elixir remains in the bottle.
And "a they ~ recovered and said they
would come agu!n--wh"n It was calmer.
Plenty Of large cod came up. three mon
sters were observed being gained on the
steamer Evelyn almost together.
Bring strong tackle shipmatcs These
big ones need II. Arthur THoRNroN.
Brooklyn. Dec. II,
Bait and Smiles Going u Fishing.
Fair Play" in TuE SUN last saturday
protests against the profiteering mcthods
Of several party bout owners VINO adNer-
that ndvsrtises early codNshing trips" and
another boat that ad}eri!ses TO g 10 me
lightshlr," ON both boats ne complained
OF Jack Of bait.
In justice 10 NJ. Best Of the Jose phinc.
tho boat advertised 10 leave at q A. NJ,
can say that | have sailed with him a
number of times, always found plenty OF
bait and received fair treatment from the
captain and mate.
All the fault that I can see lies in the
fact that the captain never smiles on his
way. Perhaps he reserves all these smiles
whom he comes back home. NJ. MAYER,
sos ocean View ave, Woodhaven, Dec. II.
Fish Bait Mt the LEhtship.
Fair Play" makes a protest in Satur-
days Rod and Gun column about lack Of
bait on fishing boats have often been
knuAv "Falr P'0ys' feelings You nay YOU
way. and az long rs FomH capGins get
your money limits alt they care
Tris mo halt" business ia an oil gag
Whcn man sperds s2,15 T. - 10 ~.
cholera Banks and has to be coutented
With a few ak.mmsra I think y II time 70
kick There are times. I must confess
when bait il hard to obtain, but why not
make y reduction In fare at these times7
IT. .as Fair Play writes. no used hsh
bait / the llghtship conditions would be
chained. because ling. whiting and hakO
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-18

= 'UHIH I'M NtIu-VOOh, 7, HoU0k, :
Fredenburs Fish. TobIn. Goals from foul
Mason, Cook. Substitutes-Mason for
Hunt, Riley for MCAlcenan. Referees
Messrs, Hess, berkeley Irving, and JaPiine,
Collegiate. Time of halves-l5 minutes
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-18
US ratDnh WM Re Scene Brooklyn Clubs
HIGH LIGHTS AND SHADOWS
IN ALL SPHERES OF SPORT
ny DANIEL.

w the innovation or rather the etnn
to the primitive the major league
SSs % nmsss s BY sS the decision
e.n ss've S Sosra the benefits which
S ~ %p % tan
euS :, who soiey for Ss
sasay Important mt act DEVELOPED
for the 'A''' are MADE receptive
s ss' sS nsn the new fan S
n
touches ys Is , Ts, M ,,s
mss @ pixie ss rs ers S syI S0%
Win 'Ss the as1 @ ss trains on " home field
Hot Sun Does the Players a o
South a ssS e %n and and s sSsn
Of We'll big fs league s0S plant Ps's s5
sa;.Sn s nS Is ss the
5ss IN. doe. play IS "s
slowly Tns sn So ieS
1s @ co sS S S the p son Of
the iIs ssa ss not @ s o s
s sSS D That .a ss';S
sS m pss. s so the o trained
The Dodgers about fast
sss s and s the sss s t
h soa Sa s Big the sp d9" trains hs s"
tn Of F' getting sna a e
Cobb ON the Detroit Club
that he had S i @ Monday Sa neR
condionaly
whether
has os res The sas ee
OF his threat lies his
good for 1919 Now he
likely that he will be called a
and
revision Not only Cobb
February the final allowed
last September when the work fight order
going to amp with players held by other
equitable honorable
tracts that through 1919
probably
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-21
ClEMENCY IS SHOWN
96 STATE PRISONERS
Governor Williams Grants rnru,cs.
phrdnns and itrpric,t- io In
niais~ Mt McAlr-trr.

OKLAHOMA cry, Dec. 20
Profitlng by an unusual exhibition or
executive clcmency an tho part OF
GOV. Robert l. Williams. % prison
cfH, Including 20 convicted OF various
degrees ~ m,nslnughtrr. viii leave
the state penitentiary ~ McAlcst"r
and the rcformatury at Grant," to-
day, us 4 result of pardons, paroles
ami repriev.S
Expiration phrdons To- the number
~ no also took effect today, making
the total ~ men to leave the two IN
utitutlonH 2ki
This is the largest number of pris
uucta liberated al any one time 10y
any governor In the history of OK
lnhoma
The number released today consu-
tutoH "a littlo over one tlfih uf the
p"nitcntllry's population, which h
about loo.
Among those who viii receive re-
leases today IN " ~ Ntinwright
former county treasurer ~ Musku-
see. county, who began serving a
sentence uf ~ years IN l1li, after
conviction on IN" charge ~ cmh"z- 70
rilng public funds Wainwright has
served only five years.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-21
FRISCO MEN TO GET
UNION STATION PLAN
Mayor Hubbard i,Ipsts Ia Place
Mater Ncforr Visiting iiailr,nd
Officials Tsiay.

frl-co officials IN Tulsa todny IN
talk over local conditions probably
viii D." In consultation WIN MAYOR
Hubbard and when th.y get into hiH
office the mayor will ask them about
'he union station project Ia. has had
ln mind for some time and 10 hn
can get their attention long enough,
he ls going To Show them "A print of
the city with the lines all running
into the Santa Fe station mte
The cngin.-ring department. has
called attention 20 tho fact that the
lri-cu agreed to a strip OF land along
IN rig ht-of. way between RowtOn and
Cincinnati. In consideration of cloa-
ing up Boston sNrnuo, hut which N
nuw used ~ part OF the Ihiiruad
property under a verbal agreement
when the freight congestion was 70
acute a few months uEo. The city
will ask the Officials today "a agree
Ia throw open thH traffic why.
Every effort Will lac made Ia in
torrst the Frisco offiCit,a In the pro
posed union station. The mayor has
had tho engineering department
draw "a map niat II possible Ia con
rvnttute an transportation IN one
station. including the intcrurhana
and the sdminisratlon hopes To- SET
II realized during his incumbency.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-21
MILLION SHIP TONNAGE
RELEASED FOR AMERICA

PAilS. Dee 90 Arrangements
have been made hy which l.ohO 600
tons OF shipping viii ho released
from the army supply service ana
diverted 10 American export trade
10 aid home industries ~ changing
from war To a peace hhnis,
Satisfactory arrangements have
he-n perfected with the French nu-
thOritics 10 cease chnc"lllng the
hnrtcrs ~ ships Intended To carry
homo American troops
An important meeting ~ which
IN. shipping needs ~ all the allies
and the United states will hc dis
cussed viii be held tomorrow
Arrangements. II IL said. will b"
mudr for division ~ tunntg so a.
10 give y cfcrrnt In the following
order European relief. return OF
American troops and commercial
business
American shipping authorities
here have been advised that much
tonnage which wu expected to he
used In carrying home Canadian
ana Australian troops .pu~tihlV may
he diverted To American needs, ns
those dominion- are not planning TO
return their soldiers very quickly
I; In believed that the result will
he the hon ecoming ~ an American
troops within twelve months
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-21
TWO YAMk TRANSPORTS
LAND AT NEWPORT NEWS

NEWIpRr NEWS. Va. Dec 20
Tho transports Martha Washington
and Mercury came into port bringing
home from France 3.t2O officers and
men, including 600 wounded
Tho returning soldiers wore pa
radod from the declaration piers To
Camps Stewart and I'M, ana re-
cc.vcd royal welcome, Units which
arrived included
The iiNth field artillery, 1913
men ana hN officers
The iO1nd. lO3rd. lOith aud iO5th
casuals companies $50 men
First marine aviation force. COO
men and ~ officers tryers)
Headquarters company ilbth field
artillery. five offiCcm ana Isl men
First unit of fNth division cadrc
10 return, officers ana noncummis
siuucd officers l2N
The ism field artillery Il made
MP OF drafted men from 80 states
ana did strenuous fighting In the
Toul sector.
The Mercury brought four com
rnnics Of ,usutlb under command
of colonel lioschen These men were
in the front line In the strenuous
fighting ia the Argonue
The first marine aviation forces
we're In the thick ~ the fighting IN
Flanders
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-21
RESTRICTIONS ON LEAD
INDUSTRY ARE REMOVED

NEW NOItk n.c. 20 Removal
~ restrictions ON lead producers. cf-
fcctiVo tomorrow who are now free
To- quote prices individually. was an
nounccd here today To the trade hy
tho lead producers committee Tor
war service which was formed some
months ago at the request ~ the
chairman of the war industries
board
The committee since September
hns been acting ~ tho selling
agency Tor all lead producers and. In
announcing the resumption of n
free market. II was stated there
would he no restrictions ON rcaalv4.
From September To December /.
inclusive. the price of lead. Z q. h.
New York, had been $500 per hun
drcdweirht and t175 { - b. 81
Louis On peccmhcr >. the pric"
went down 81 per hundredweight In
both cities.