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OTHER BASEBALL RESULTS

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Kansas city. 3; s, Pacl
" lrncapoiis Milwaukee $
i"i'"naN"hs. 49, Toledo, l.
INTERNATIONAL. LEAGUE
ia 10 .',h!ore- Jersey City. "a
Rochester 30: Eur.ln o.5
!H'onio 80; B!nshainton. 10.
.ua,,ss oGTHEEN ASSOCIATION.
Sa asbt,H,nI,.osss ,.S Ntw Orleans. "a
memphis. (. Birmingham, l.
SOUTH ATLANTIC.
charlotte. 80. Augusta O.,
apartanhurG "a; b,,,,,,o , a.,
"'eeh'!!!e' 10: Co!.mt!a, o.S.
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silent ATHLETICS WIN
DEFEAT STOCKTON STREET
IN TEH-INNlNG CONTEST
winning Streak of Ordnance Broken by
'oSnS 10 4. d o. Clerks In
Fnst and Snnppy GnInc
RICHMOND LEAGUE.
Standing of the Climb.
Whore rhcr rlur Ncxt s.tn,aa

at Byrd Park "
r.. Il. Lee vs.. U. S. Ordnance. at
Silent Athletic Club VS. u, T.
Club. at South Side.
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me East End League resumed nlav
a.teF thrce weeks Of idlencss. when
ne strons Fulton Boosters dcfcatcd
me me r. r + : by the score OF : to \
~, y ne Mho!e Booster team PLAYED well
me Boosters star pitcher, ravn mn
only Two hts. Baily pitchcd a roon
S prarffi t9T inc + = + $, and vas
an az the hits secured by MS .n,,t
n KEN Ga'Ghinc for tho boosters. mad"
Score:
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BATTLE AXE VICTORIOUS
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS ARE
DEFEATED BY 1916 COUNT
Tnkn-Ko Hammers Three Newton
Woodward Pitchers From Box
And Wins, IL to o..
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE.
Standing OF the Clubs.

where They Play Next Saturday.
:. Battle ANc-C. II. 4. G. at Byrd Park
No. l. ~
Newton Woodward knights OF Co
iumbus, at Byrd Park No :.
Code TAXA Nc ola at Church HiII
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iumbus by the score of 10 ia 4
ne feature Of the game for Whit
ncid team WIS the batting of Monroe
HSncr ana Jenkins. while Laurence and
Lydia carried away the battinr bornrs
Tor the knights OF Columbus
-, ednrSday the Battle Axe team plavs
viii start at $50. s'ihc
Score:
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; l!N!rarY: TN.o- BASE
f rsm4s., rpek Mnsl!oa bou6ie "q naSs.
: rao,.ltHHs .Ionch Tolcr. Lett on bases
ib ,aifll Saddle Co. .; Chis:o +. Bases on
a,t nn,ngs n dfy if H!,soon Tayior in
out-ov Taylor. s; hy HOWE g. Tim. q,
Gimc-l:5S. Cmp!re-Coode %
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Totals
sore by innings

F l. l.. 8 ''''''''''-'..o 5lo0l0: -
Summary Two asse hits Raiiev Enh,r'
SON som Gl%nn a. stolen 6"scsISlatSr RR""SSnn-
soii: Pa!'N' - 'o ruor- Glenn Sacrirrc az
~ ss9s1 Double v.ays- Robson i" Is"k
Sehrsppd NaicTS lit ny nitchod h.W"t!ii
&c GraEH I.ef on bascs-F l. l. (
i iulien =, hoo.iers Flrs, hase on ofrof
~ - .oahor. remnant. BASIS on halls
% oht ~ n'i lSon. !: of fSai'v. { His -
MANN MARINE" s,,B n innings Of Be!Iy., 10 in
inson: Tine OF game ,Ss ,.r,,'i,. ih,Vo-
Frct Q on SonEer SrnnEns -. '-..I ~.
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Tnka-Cola.
\ td!S .....5S II Is Totals 1, q s :

summary; Three base hit-Rousch stole,
"a ~, iSe2, n uE n. Poh t2j Carter t2J Amos
~ riit Morgan Lewis. Chratham Rousch
- MGIes Sacrifice hits--Pitt, I.cibs nj;
~ pitched bal kuyk. Amos Struck out
~ paHis; ): by Robinson /. BY French. J.
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BRAUER BEATS CRUMP, 60
KENNEDY'S GOOD PITCHING
KEEPS TEAM IN TOP PLACE
'hristo-Coin Defeats CottrclI SaddIcry
In Hard-FouEht Contest nv
s to score.
ATHLETIC LEAGUE,
Standing of the Clubs.
Whore They pl

Where They Plny Ncxt Saturd,
Park. az bSru
Benton Park ooi at
Seminary. at
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Greenock Tourney August

The open tournament Of the C;re.,o,L
o"Hnfy club. at Ice. Mass. for tho cham.
pinhS.lH r' IN" Houhdtonc Valley viii be-
sih ftSGht :. the events being ,nen'a
i,,"slG1 ara doubles and womcns singles
IN ADDITION to tho challenge Gun uri,o.
wi! hc given tho winners. Entries cicss
on Angus. s S''""
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Elsin Road Race Angus,

- DC kIHIN NHhG Harr q n! m .. VI. +,
held August y on the Kane C0vrty coi,l"
,,,,s, .hrGaEo Tho famous Cobc ,fGahy
VII ne p!Fsn 70 tho victor. III. cvcr,' A..
10 ne staged by the Chicago AutomonI!.
..E!uo thS cup becomes tho permaAcnt mon
Ely OF IN. dFivcu Winning IL three ,ir, ..
-i!S aats. Ch.yroist De Palma ana Dawson
-.ERch nave gained Lex. and tn. a., 200
-nsmed Are considered certain siari.Ts 49,
yysars. the race - omen 70 any motor CO
inches or lcsb. " '"o''
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West End,


H. Iwo' has" hlts--Brown .;
Jsiu... I'm S'u"'hScn stolen ba Se.-
:. rr,Rlurgh to Powell Hlt hy ri,"hM'
or v', w hs"n hSaslry. Base on balls
~. ,..'>nh' - or JonninE, Struck CUT
!N N-Srn .; by Joining, 4 Tim. Of s.n,c
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X. Is. Brauer,


- % frrun0 ..................o 0n0oobooEO
Ne Is, hraner ..........oooolI3 IS
summary: Two base hit-Reck Stoi.n
"a strinEcr. :; Deweli, Beck SacrI
brs MI hii,S-p,cwsli strtnEGr. Kennsdy Dou.
Turner to Dewci III, bv Di,cboa pGhw Vel;
NJ MahI,o: Bases on bals-off K"nncdv ::
on r Icams. ! Struck out-bv Kerndv =.
leans >. Time OF Eamc-I:4o Umpire
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(iolde.

,! !o!ds .......,.. ..................sooooo
Sun, "a, -; .:,.;.....;.;.-....1 1000 lloo-5
summary: Two base hits-C;reshan IrI.,rc
Lggan; Jones. Home run-Irvins StoIfsn,
RE- Rfsss- Rs!. - - Thompson. Logan o..
son. Struck out-hy Jones II: bv 10
son. 70 Time of game-.:oo
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Score by ihn!nEs. n
silent Athletic ...............cco nocoll--t
SUMMARY: Three hast hit-Morrissette.
Stolen hases-B Jones. II. Jones. Eacho. r.
rim ons: Barr. Vest CO. Sacrifice hits
.Fcrc!val; iiit By pitched haii-Vest. Mur-
d.u O.. r. Jones. MoIcs Bases balls
on Powell. !; on Morr!ssetic. |. Struck
out-by Powell. >. By Morrissette. .. TIM
p.rc-oa.sty.
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* OF C. '''vy $500 10
Summary: Two base h!tsE.Jenkins %
iM so SIoan Stolen Bcaic Asher
~ baScS on balls-Moriconi !. Struck ont
o! H'nan, y: by Mor:coni. Hit hv pitched
Eamc-l:i3. 4i'i'c OF
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-03
THAT GRAND JURY,

A special grand jury Tor Tulsa
county will he empaneied today by
the district court. The Jury was
called upon petition OF citizens who
deemed conditions In tho city and
county 10 be such az to warrant in
vestlsation by a grand jury. It Ia TO
be prcsumed>that the jury will do
all that the law governing suoh n
body oontemphtee, and that those
who havs knowledge OF things that
a grand jury can correct will bring
those matters before II.
II IL not the province of grand
jury to find indictments or TO bring
accuaations except upon testimony
worthy OF belief and that will stand
in 'ourt OF Justice 1t has the "u-
thorlty 70 investigate institutions
and make aoRs aside
from returning indictments and ac-
ousations. and do such thinss as will
tend 10 the betterment Of society.
1t Ia not anticipated that this grand
jury will 20 beyond what the law
con ontemplatos and lend Itself AZ an In
strument for gratifying tho personal
grievance OF one indlviduaI against
another.
In some circles nn attempt ha,
been made 10 have some attorney
other than the county attorney take
charge OF tho jury and conduct the
invest tlsa tons This, we think. Il
wrong This county attorney was
elected by the people Of the county
to do this work, and II they have no,
! confidence that he will do his duty
| they should not have elected him,
and until he shows a deposition 20
neglect his duty, or refuses 10 make
presentment Of any matter the Jury
should consider, he ought to he al
lowed TO perform. the functions ot
the office 10 which the voters OF tho
county elected him. At this time We
| fan 20 see any reasonable grounds
for suspccting that he will not do
his full duty.
To insist, aimos, at the beginning
OF his term, that the attorney gen
eral or some lawyer appointed hy
the court should take charge Of the
Jury is q reflection not only ON him
but upon the integrity OF ma ajority
Of the voters who placed him In "
| ficc
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-03
HEADING OEE TIE PLAGUE.

Those misguided people who pc
titioned congress TO lay Off the re-
striction Of immigration for four
years, on the plea that there would
be no surplus OF unemployed mon in
this country within six months. evi-
IDENTIFY misconce eived the intent of the
MEASURE. The purpose OF shutting
off immigration is not primarily for
protection Of the workingmnu, hut
is essentially a measure for the pro
lection OF the nation itself and OF
every citiSen In H. II the bubonic
plague were raging throughout grea,
areas OF Europe we would concede at
once the wisdom of severlng all con-
nection With the affected areas until
normsl conditions had been restored.
A. Il is now, instead Of physical
plague Europe today Is surterir .
from a malady out OF the reach OF
sanitary precautions or medicyi
remedies, the highly communicable
and vicious disease OF bolshevism.
We can only prevent its spread by
some decree Of exclusion OF affected
people.
II halkbeep said that we misN en-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-03
Red Cross Wants
Ten Thousand Tons
of Used Clothing

The clothing problem Is one OF
tho most serious faced by people
liberated by the war To meet
this need the American Red Cross
will conduct a mammoth collec-
ton Of used clothing, shoes and
blankets throughout the United
States during March, The Ameri-
can Red Cross representatives.
abroad and Herbert Hoover, head
OF the European felief administra-
tion. have cabled that an imme'
date supply orievery kind OF
clothing Is absolutely wal to the
health and NE Of millionS OF men.
women and children.
Clothing must be supplied to tho
suffering people In northern
France, Belgium. Italy, Roumania,
Serbia, Greece, Montenegro. Pal
estinc, Albania. CLeCho Slovakla
and Poland To meet this need the
millions OF members N the Red
Cross will be asked TO assist by a
donation OF old clothing that will
prove n veTitable godsend to those
who have eborne the brunt OF the
war.
The collection VIII be made at "A
time when practically the whole
country ~ dlscardlng winter cloth
ing mu<h OF which would never
again be donned BY owners. Thus
at minimum Of sacrifice, the
American people will he able TO
show their brotherhood to those
who suffer. At least 10000 tons
OF Clothing are needed. The DIVE
to obtain this will be conducted by
Red Cross chapters throughout tho
country An important feature OF
the present collection Is the fhct
that the clothing will be forwarded
to Europe where II will be sorted
and repaired by the people for
whose benefit II has been collected.
thus giving TO the women OF these
countries employment as well as
the needed clothing.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-03

cludc the undcsirnblcH while Euil per.
hitting decent people 10 come &" our
shores That has been irIcf In 'hr
past and has not proven o success
There have always been rrInge'
rules against the admission ~ p"Uu.
cal lunatics to this country, set G''.
many with the greatest ona" placed
thousands OF her ageuls here fUf "A
long period preceding the war We
know now the damage they achieved
and the futllity ~ all our W"iHurcs
to prevent the flood Wc must pe
warned IN time ana nke decisive
steps TO shut or the flood Of worse
than physical degru"ra'ry lhNi
threatens TO cugulf ua aa prpphcs."d
by John the rctoIutor lr lrvrIui.onH
i2.I5.
u IL beside Tho question 10 say
that tho disciples ~ Truilky and ie
nine viii be satisfied to wreck Rus
sia ana a few other disorRsniEed
countries Their ambition IL 10 de-
motalizo the whole world. As long
as there stands u strong and we'll or
Eanl1ed democracy ln the world likr
tho United Statry tho agents Of de
structlon cannot rrst America
stands as fepfoarh and chlllonEe
to their lnIquitous doctrines and
practices They must dobauch
America or their dream Of world
Widc anarchy Will ran nud 'ucy will
Mot bS, abb" IN hold what ncy now
have Unlcso We close the gates they
VIII send their agents here by the
thousand Not only the safety "
our nation. but the integrity Of the
human race depends ON somebody
putting up stone wall nEulnst their
devllsh propaganda.
The case Tor temporary stoppnge
OF immigration does not rest entire
~ upon tho wisdom OF Keeping out
tho bolshevisH, nor upon tho desire
OF patriotic Americans 10 prevent
unemployment The events ~ the
past two years have demonstrated
that the melting pot. while doing
herculean work, ls behind with its
Job, " has not been possible for
this country TO asislmllatn yearly
hundreds of thousands Of imml-
grants, tho majority OF whom come
from eastern and southern Suropc,
and many Of whom bring hero with
them the poison OF nlhilirm under
one or another Of It's aliases II ls
time TO call halt and give the melt.
Ing pot a chance Ia catch up
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-03
Little Bcn's Notebook

,... ~. q, 49,, ,tt. ,,o,,t,g
'"'''e 80 w" ''''
tpnking ABOUT g"Ulhg uD hho "'Sh-
Ing could Jest Seop on laying there
and find. r,ysel, All dressed Of "A sud b.
an, -. ,o,a..,,. o.,. ,o,od,. atd.,,
''' NV "''' ''h W
invent Invention no you could oloSe
your window without getting up In
vo,,r ,tdiam,.rs and t,.t ,bcn |
e, ,u III,
"''" III" "u' III 'n' h"'' az" ''''
out, Ma, VIII you please come IN rnd
close my window?
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-03
Horoscope.


Mars rules strongly for evil today
according Ia Rstrology. Mercury is
In bencfic aspect after noon.
Again the stars seem to forecast
anxiety and activity In army matters
Movements OF troops and events that
will be chronicled In big letters are
foreshad lowed.
The marching OF men may be
lmerely demonstrated in honor OF
Victory, hut there is either to be
much pagaentry or the transporta
ton OF large quantities OF war ma
terial
ThWe is sign OF great promise 70
engineers and to men interested In
steel construction.
Building VIII become one OF the
chief interests OF the next few
months, II Is prognosticated, and
there will be many hotels and pub
lie buildings erected
The'seers prophesy. also. transcon
tlnental highways that give encQur
agement to the use OF motor trhcks
I'm ways not previously employed.
In some manner, vaguely foreseen
the highways and the use of trucks
viii supplement airplane Transports
tion.
NO-Opefhtlpn ~ 10 ne HluCn dls'
cussed. II the siars pe read Alright
and will be put into practice in ways
to reduce the cost OF living.
Again changes In home customs
are presaged and these will affect th'
east first
Increase in the number of man
riages liz forecast and many foreign
ers will wed Americans.
The sign that seems to affect th'
love interests Of the nation IL inter
preted. also, as presaging much dis
cussipn concerning the legal side oI
the marriage contract. New laws
are probable
Mercury gives promise OF an extra
ordinary interest in plays asd th'
theater and n new impetus TO th'
! American drama IL indicated.
Persons whose birthdate It Is have
the augury OF an active year tina
will be fairly successful financially
| but changes will not he lucky
Children born on this day will
probablC-be exceedingly industriou,
land fun Of energy These subject,
OF Pisces are often rather abrupt ir
manner, but they usually succeed II
| HE
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-03
Oklahoma Outbursts

Tho bnrtles,llir Examiner shows
-, luminosity towards Mr. BufIcsnn
by calling him burlington.
We again rise ~ remark thai
neither The city directory nor too
phone directory are ycrya rrliHul"
'ofoca't"rH Of IL rlty's population.
Nbou, the Ouly things connected
with the way which hhy" escaped
t'nndal"us charge. says nlli ping
ley, arc thn Red CROSS and salvation
Army.
\ Musko5cc man charged with
murder plcadrd tut uuWriticd law
and got away with d. First thing
We kno" those people down the AIky
are going 10 hr,pm" rcul s"uI-
moniHliWH
bu'imaster Nrt.,r -. Oklahoma
ONiy, says that oklahoma gotta good
government epidemic about evrrv
26 years. T. 10 pn'.inIr that We viii
nave 10 wait - yeu8 more Tor the
next cpihoul,'
Tho Oklnhumiu believes the legis-
laiur" "ill make % Fr''lpu~ mistake
II n csuIhliAhcs school ~ ulnrs at
Miami "" DO not luuw very much
about the yulu" Of school ~ mines
but II the state needs one Miami IN "a
mighty gOod place lu put o. y
slipping the brow shat mudc Blu
IIoh"nzoli"fn drums win power is
the W., tumph'U UuHspll rkptcsaes
his nIIflf4F4 =
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-03

huruoi as lac made no answer Edith
prayed forrry lu her heart mat
somr day her brother would make
good would prove himself tho boy
she believed hm to be. and repay
aye, and far more, what <hc had
urged John 10 do for him.
Nofurc the end OF the week Broth
er Edgar arrived "A Edith took
him into her arms at the station,
raining tears or joy upon his natty
clothes. she felt all the confidence
ot mother ~ her son. His past
failures were forgotten Her hand
SOME brilliant, easy hammered Young
idol could not hr a failure surely
tho gods had favored him with gen
m-' llo vuuId make 'h,m al rich
-,Wv ltN.
,Ta br continued
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-03

Ne thinks Secretary Tumulty doth
deny too vchemently the gossip that
the president told the committee on
foreign affairs that the Irish aues.
tion was a matter between Ireland
and England and that ireland would
have no voice In the peace confer.
ence at present All the members OF
the committee cannot Ia mistaken
There may be difference A. 70 tn
exact language used but there f.
not much difference In the luterpre,
tations the members of the commit.
teo give TO his words
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-03
Dr.. ItmmCtt DrMi

NEW YORK, March - Dr.
Thomas Adds Emmett. interna,ion
ally known as physician. author
and loader OF the movement for Irish
home rule. died at his homa here
last night In his 92nd year
Doctor Emmet was one Of the few
Americans who have been made pa
pal counts. having been elevated to
the rank OF knight commander OF
ST. Grcgord the Great, by Pope Plus
IN 1905, on recommend1uou OF the
late Cardinal Farley
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-03

NEW YORK March AT the
annual meeting ~ he Intercole-
glatc Association OF Amateur Ath-
lctics OF America here today, The
annual championship track and
field meet was awarded To Harvard
on the recommendation OF the ex-
ecutive committee. The games will
be decided at the Harvard stadium
MAY so and 81
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-03

The new attorney general IL A.
Mitchell Palmer present alien prop
erty custodlan. Is this the same
gsatisman who some years ago
failed OF appointment on the oouti
OF claims because his name was
found In a German propaganda list :
II 90. what has happened 10 cause the
president to place him In closer re-
Istionship with the administration
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-03

Senator Owen in his speech asks
his colleagues TO be pauent. and says
!, is unreasonable to expect tho frs,
draft Of the constitution OF the league
Of nations to be perfect. 70 which
nothing may be added or from which
anything Objectionable can bo sub
tracted. That Is Just why we ara
talkipG about Ito find Its faults
and it's merits
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-03

1t takes si.7oo. 900. 900 for tho gov
ernmsnt to settle Its Informal war
contraots rhls does not include tho
amount the government must pay TO
keep its guarantee with wheat farm.
ers.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-03

Mr.. Ford seems surprised to learn
that the constitution OF the league
Of nations will not change human
nature. However, he very consider
aAsly places all the credit. all tho
bhms and ali tho responsibility OF
the document upon the shoulders of
the president.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-03
New Submarine Landed

QUINCY, Mass. March 2.--rhc .rb.
marine R.6rlatest Of the ocean fopg
submerslbles OF the United Stato,
navy and said to include all improve
ments In undcrsea boats known In
this country, was launched here to
day. She II about 200 feet long and
has cruising RADIUS OF approx.
msyly 5000 miles On
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-03

1t is being timidly explained tha,
Nhsiand's delegates really wrote the
draft FOR tho constitution OF the
league Of nations. 10 somebody try.
ing 10 hedsef
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-03

Perhaps the reason the prsadsn,
did not speak 20 senator Cham her,
lain was because no was too busy
bidding farewell TO some OF his
friends whose congressional service
ends March <th.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-03

sand Springs, and "a colorcd Peni.
trostal preacher, was found dead in
Kansas Ciy and his body ls nov A.
! lO4 Independence avenue, that c.fy'
The only thing found on his person
as a means OF Identification was h.,
card. The cause OF his death I, ,
yet unknown, an well a. the ,Shrr,,
abouts of/his personal belonging,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-03
Phones

Indignation. says a philosopher.
doesn't help much. you are bound 10
suffer Just about so much imposition
anyway
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-03
Nnnks NIhIng nrlgiRns.

WNSUlNGTON, March Large
quantities OF food are being made
available to the French and Belgian
governments the war department
announced today, from the Ameri-
can army. reserve stocks
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-03

One difference between America
and England In that In England tho
psopie are demanding moro and bet.
ter beer.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-03
1t Happened
In Sand Springs

News Items for this column can be
telephoned TO or left at room in the
Eingvbury building. over the Rexall
drug store, whore ths Worlds Sand
Springs Servicve Bureau has been os-
'tablished.
In keeping with Prohibitoty laws
Mayor bartlett Is personally assisting
In rounding up violators, and while
names OF those interned are withheld
the net liz tightening, with the police
force doing double duty
Trouble at the power plant OF the
Sand Springs interurban railwayoprc-
vented the new owl service being put
In last night. as was announced, and
"A few people were Obliged to spend
the night here Employees OF the
company report. barring any more
breaks, the Owl car Will go on to-
night.
Stick up men are busy near Sand
Springs.
Last night penney Lee was held
up and robbed of t35 near Lake sta.
ton,
MIR. Cook. IA farmer living neal
Sand Springs. reported to theofficers
that highwaymen attempted 10 rot
him while he was on his wqE home
At $50 u. m. Sunday Pat Mont
gomery. an employe OF the Pierce Oi
Refining company, was attacked and
badly beaten about the head and
body receiving several gashes on his
heed. tFalllng to down his victim
the highwayuyan beat retreat
Montgomery usAa his pail with effect
rand saved himself $40. but he viii
not be able to work for several days
BENJAMIN Adams. resident ot