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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-14
ERCAN LEAGUE DIRECTORS TURN GUNS ON PRESIDENT BAN JOHNSON

~ Dauherrs groundcr, but Chase went
anyf N" BAN too and left first uncov.
cred .Dkg gets single. Gfoh poppcn
a. Fletcher EiuFh Glpled over young
head lDutlng Biuhcrt NoAlc out. TOney
10 ChaFe run, Z hits. no errors,
New York DO Hurns poppcd to kopi
Young ipd ~ Roush. Fletcher ~i'
II'H TO nauDert No runs. no MIS-, ~"
errIIs :,
Seventh Inning, Cincinnati -. Koh
flied to Young AaFec out Fletcher 10
tn.ts N.ngY lY blcd 10 the right nc
rau4H. hrs fsi.t 20 Zimmerman. 30
iuns. n" uD 'rrofS
NrU York - frl'ch f0glcd TO Gro =
! Chusr toured 10 Groh ksu'f out itath
/ 10 bauDcfL so TUns, no hits no e''
i.ghm Inning Cincinnati . Ra,h
walked. Bauhert forced Enth. Sic any
/ 10 flotchrI. Gfuh f0ulel 20 Mc'Arv'
/ HouRh beat out gruunirr 20 fl'l'h'f.
Neale popped TO Frsch. No runs. one
| bit no efrIis
New YORK zimmerman fled to Seal'.
! Famed. 40 runs no hts, no errors.
Sirth Inning, Cincinnati Young ROY
Koprs foul zimmerman tOss"d cut
! Mage. WineJ doubled 70 lcft fing out
| Fletcher 70 Chase. No runs. one hn, no
>sw Yo-k Hurns nnncd Young
| .lry.,I 10 leH Fletcher iu' l'to "a
.Gny... ply, Gioh 10 Nnth 10 DbLer
! .U rlrs one l.i. NO crfcr
T,rfh mrirE. Cincinnati Ra'h oui
! Fletcher 20 Ghase Mo'ar'y got b1u-
bcrts foul Guh famed so runs 10
New Yr-t - Daubert d,spo~c1 oi
rrIs,h Cnasc vi' Fnp' 70 Jauhert
/ kruf' died. Ring 20 baHner, 80 runs
I J'...n,h lnrrr C.nIrrau Eousr
r.t Il-uh 'o rhh-c fletcher jARElrd
,...l. not U,t.u.r. h.t u WuA cr'd.ic'
.us A a.ug.t. ku.i ln"d tn lou'S. frisc.
u. :. "a sensational t'op ot Mage
Ernurd,r beck - second base ana sho
/. Chase. no runs, ! nit no errors
&,w iorH Zmmf[m%a ,,,as :" out xsd,l .Ins
T1nry out. Ring 10 Daubsrt No runs
no Nits. no errors.
iUcfth Inning, Cinc,nna,i-Winrt
filed 90 Eaufr Ring Cut. Hlmmermlf
20 chase Rath flied TO Young. ~
runs. no hits no errors
New Yulk-Brns NnFled TO lett Wn'
threw Younss bunt 10 kopf. forc'n'
Burns. Fletcher forced Young, ka'h u
Kopf, Frlsch filed to Koush. NO runs
~, no errors
Thirteenth Inning: gncinnatl--ih9
teri med 70 Ksuff Gfoh popped Z
> ! Frlsch Roush fled to kautf NO runs
no hits, no errors
New York --Chase singled to lei
Wuru threw Kaulfs fy hunt 10 kop
, forcing out Chase Zimmerman poppc
to naub,rt McCarty singled 10 conu
, sending Knuu TO third Toucy out
hath to Daubrrt. No runs, two hits. n
} error
Fourteenth. Cincinnati Ncnle flied
KauN Chase fumbied kopfs groundt
sud then tossed b4ckhandcd 20 Tone
, | hut Wild. giving the batter second M
20 l.rd Is Noung Wingo Was pssse
F, I.,fposelv Eug fled 10 KAun. y
runs. n hits ono error
Sew .rN Burns singled 10 r'gh
o. y uuE singled to center sending Burn
a. rrd. Fletcher flied 10 Nouah
o. center Doyle batted for Frtsch bt
was pas cd purpoaeIy, nitlng the base
, Baird ran FOR Doyle Chase singled pa
"a Eiug scoring puruS with the winnir
: run One run, two hits. no errors.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-14
Looking EN- Over
With
JACK KEFNE

The spirit Of a tennis player who
lost a leg In battle bot continues 10
play the game despite his handicap
has won great praise In England.
OfA match az Pochampton the Lon
don Times sAys;
Capt Hope Cflsp, who did much
for the game at Cambridge. tost a
teo In battle Ne determined 10 keep
up golf snd lawn tennis and Ia play
lnu in the pertlemer's doubles and
mixed doubles II was interesting TO
soc how he managed. he 10 strong
vollsyer and Naturally hsN volisys
many baiis which Q two legged
player would drivss
& tho artificial leg lsihs flaht,
accordingly, service Is falrly easy.
When there 10 M hurry he walks
with falr speed, approaching a
run. At other times he hops AS
cheerful temperament makes the
game a real pleasure 20 himself ard
others"
Arthur Chambers, who fought for IN
lightweight championship back In 1871.
and who also earned distinction as on
OF those who helped To draw Up IN
Marpuis Of Quesnsberry rules. unde
which glove contests are ROW conduct
ed. 10 stiil living In philadelphia Cham
hers was q close friend Of the Br1us
sportsmsn, who, when he conceived
plan for eliminating many Of tho OF
jectlonable features of the game as
was conducted under London prize rim
rules, realized the value OF tho boxer
practical knowledge and called on hi
TOR assistance In drafting the new cod
Chambers Ia rtNl rugged ctusel
though he tips the beam at 700 pound
toiay
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-14

lie officials and all members OF the
defense forces sAail Immediately take
the oath under the new constitution
'rhc national assembly sal hence.
forth bear the 'i''r Of the rcirhStlg,
while the federal counc,l-'he
bundcrrat viii replace the federal
committee.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-14
MY LITTLE SISTER
IN A LIVING DEATH

~. prepared tor . youn. g''i BY a
aunt hodIiy death at the hsnds Of the
woman ~ho siew hsf soul would have
been 4 merciful fate William For pr..
cents EVELYN Nesbit IN NY Little Mater,
the screen from tho famous novel by ElI,.
Rbeth Roblns--.,he seasons festure--n
screen triumph. Showing A. DreAmlerd
Thsstst today Friday and saturday, Also
Chaplms double In "ISred," a-reel new
comedy Mnt, suh JEFF, IN "West II Essi." )"
cartoon comedy and Ruth atonehtuse, In
"The Mashed Rider" western serial.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-14
G. A. v. PRELIMlNARlES
WILL Be HELD T0DAY

CHICAGO, Aug. li.-Prellmlnaries to
tho classic Of nli the events OF the trap
shooting meet at the South shore Coun
try rlub--the Grand American handicap
were to he fired today In ADDITION w
the prelIminaries the east and west
team race and the women's champion
ship we're on the program.
Frank Wright OF Buffalo. N. Y, won
the American amateur championship
ut single targets yesterday, setting the
trophy after shoot of with r. D,
Morgan Of Washington and John w.
Akard, OF Fairplay, Mo.
Andy Mayer, OF Madison, Wis, who
II almost " years old. carried off the
honors In the old timers event, break
Ing tg out of a possible so targets.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-14
GERMANY ANNOUNCES
NEW CONSTITUTION

BERLIN. Aug. l3.--The new Ger
man constitution was promulgated to.
day. President Ebert has 'appolnie'
Premier Bauer imperial chancello'
and has issued a decree that all nuh-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-14

LONDONs - Elsie Williams Or
Scott. a Young woman Of q, who ar-
peared in the pdlicc couSt, N blue
overaiis, was placed on probation for
two months,
She was discoverrd hidden away IN
We hold OF an American transport at
the docks and was charged as stow
away.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-14
Rain stops Doublss FIraIs,

BR0OKL1NE. Mass. Aug H. - \
northeast rRinstorm swept over the
championship courts today. causing .
postponrme Of the final match In tbs
competltion for the national doubles
tennis title Norman T.. Brookes and q.
l.. Patterson. the visiting Australians
wero to meet william N Johnson and
q ]. Griffin. the American pair In the
upal round
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-14

Summary. Two-base hitr, Schmidt
Moran, Elffert, Bensen, Sparks, piu
hits, Mclean. Falk. 0rlggs. Sparks;
stolen bases. Lindimorc .. Tanner.
0riggs: double plays, DEBATE TO uood-
win IN Brokaw, Tanner 10 Bcnseh to
0riggs: bsseJ on balls, off Barnes >.
on kpsrks 1, off Lyons 4, OFT Tucker o:
stYuck out. by Barnes !, by Lyons .. by
barnes I hits 8 runs In two innlnk,
(nons out In third. off Lyons, thlta 4
runs In -four iRnings, Oft Tucker Z hits,
9 runs In ,hrsh Innings. off Sparks. u
hits 3 runs left on bases, Sioux Cny D
Oklahoma City 81. passed balls. Schniid,
Palmer; Wild pltth. Barnes; HIT by
pitcher, BY Tucker tGriEgO. Tune Of
tmpIres, Ja49bs Asd MaQ>Ris.' 's'-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-14

DETROIT Mich Aug N-Althongh
the court order restraining clubs and
umpires nom interfering with the
New York American league clubs use
Of Pitcher Carl Mays. ls not effective
here. President Frank J. NaYin OF the
Detroit club. let II he known today that
he has no intention OF opposing Mays
appearance hore.
Detroit opens a series with New York
here this afternoon. after a highly sue
rtssful road trip that brought II WITHIN
striking distance of the league leader. :.
fhip and Il was generally expected
Mays would pitch the opening game
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-14
MAYS TO PITCH
AGAINST TIGERS
President Nayin Says He
viii Not Protest,

DETROIT. AuV ~ Col r l.
Huston, part owner OF ihr Sew
York American leggu- club. obtained
an Injunction In circuit court here
today, restraining lresidcni Is u
Johnson. "or any Of his sgen't'
from interfering with tho uhs ot
tween the New York and Detroit
teams
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-14
RAln MaY Hit New YORK name.

NEW YORK. Aug II Rain threat
bed TO hal, the baulo Of the Giants and
pda today. A steady downpour frll
kirinG the morning and II was believed
would be impossible for the field to
Iry In time
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-14
TODAY'S GAMES.

Western.
Oklahoma City at Sioux Ci,v
Tulsa at Der Moines.
Wichita at Omaha.
joplin at st. Joseph.
NatIansi League.
Cincinnati at New York. rain. TWO
games. 1850 and 3;s0 y. m.
Pittsburgh at Boston, rain TWO
games, 40 and $40 p. m,
81. Louis at Philadelphia, rain. two
games. 1870 and $40 p. m,
Chicago AZ Brooklyn, rain, s'ao p. m
American League.
New York at Detroit. clear. 3.iS p. IN.
Washington at Cleveland, cloudy. 5
u. m.
Boston Mt Chicago. clear. J .. m.
Philadelphia at 81. Louis, clear. si3o
y. m.
oklahoma .kansaA
NewkIrk Mt Blackwell.
Arkansas City at Ponca city.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-14

The Chinese, j, seems, used the
finger prn, method OF Identification
sixteen centuries ago Bu, il took the
modern ooeldentals to ring in all the
changes Of novelira'ion, drama,iha'ion
and pcturixaiion
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-14

when the game HtaI''d.
The LIE up.
New York. Cincinnati
Burns IT, Ran. 20
Young, RI Duu,u 80.
Fletcher fs rrul. ..
Frsch. 3D. Halrh. a.
Chase lh. N,,lr. ~
kau'f - X r<, t4
Zimmerman 90 Mage. II
NCt tHrty e.. NINgp. g..
Tonb. p Iug 9.
lmpifca. OJay and QYlEicy
Frat inning. Cincinnati Horh oul
Filsch 10 chaar DauDcrt 4 10
Young Groh d,i. Fletcher 10 nuI..
No runs no hts.
New YORK Buns out Groh ~ I9g1
bert Young beat out siow roller Gu
Kath. Fletcher out. Wingo 90 Diu.
bert fr.sCh out, kopf TO IduDcrt
no runs. one hit, no errors
Second inning Cincinnati Roush sin.
gl-d TO center. healr forced Housh
fnsch 70 Fletcher kopt forced Seal
Fletcher 10 Frisch Mlgce singled 4,
right. Kopt taking third Wingo foul a
to McCaty. No runs. two hts. 90
errors.
New York--Chas. iouled to Wnro
keuf was easy Ring n DauDc~t
Zimmerman famed. No runs. no hits
no tTfurs
Third inning Cincinnati Nny
famed. Rath fo4lNd 20 Zimmerman
Kaun got Dauterts high swat. NC
nuns. no hits, no rttors.
New Ynrk-McCarty out Grph :,
Dauhsu. Dhub'ft plt uut Toury un.
assisted Nuris haloon'd tp kupf \,
runs. no hits, no errors
Fourth inning Cincinnati 'i-Grol
iglpcd 10 Fu5ch Rpush safe uu Xim
nc'rnHns low throw Nsale f..h g.
arty, koush was nailed on frat
MoCarty to Fletcher 10 Chase =,
runs no hitr. no errors
New YORK Young '1uled TO Groh
/ Fletcher lutci ty MaSce. Frisrh G,u
| Eied to right and Was out stealing
| Nuro 10 kop. No runs. one hit. n
| cyTOrs
F1Ch Inning Cincinnati - Kop
| walked. Megrc sacrificed, McCarty Il
| Chase. hopt taxing second, fftsCh go
Ningo's ny. i'Ilsch made dazz'ih
stop of E.nR and legged TO Chase
while on his knccs The crowd cheero
loudly and loug. No runs no hts, n
| errors.
New York Chase flied to RousN
| kaur singled to left Zinmcrma
doubled against the left field fence
| kauu taking third kauU scored on Me
lArtys short ty 70 Ncalc TOney on
kopt to Daubert | run, hits. no er
rurs
sixth Inning: Cincinnsti--Ra,h flie
70 Young Frisch made a brilliant sto
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-14
Belmont Rasss Hold UP BY asIn.

pHILNDELPHIA, AuH. It-TNe
grand circuit trots were again postponed
today because Of rain.
Double programs have been arranged
for tomorrow and Saturday.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-14
ORDER
/ IS OBTAINED
his Alleged Interest in In
dianS Under Probe,
BULLETIN.

NEW YORK. Auo, l4-Tho
hoard OF directors OF ths Amer.
kAr league. In session here, today
,vsrruisd President Ban johnson
md relnstated pitcher Carl Mays,
who wss suspended by johnson
when Boston sold him to thr New
FORK Yankees. Tho board adopted
s resolution calling upon johnson
Be mako report fthe financial
cndition o' the league. President
Dunn OF the Cleveland club, ~sa
Rhe only director not present
Whose pres.nt were chss. Comhs
ksy OF Chicago, ". n Frarse OF
Boston, and Jacob Rupert OF Ne"
Work. President johnson sort
lettcr 20 the meeting saying That
No did not recognize the authority
S ths board OF directors 60 pass
lpon his acts and therefore would
not attend the meeting.
tBy The Associated prcssD
EFW YORK. Aug ~ -- At a spocih
betting u the board ~ directors o' NM
&urricAn LEAGUE OF babohnlly clubs her
Nay the powers of President y u
hnson IN bb relation with the clu'
'ncrs formed tho chief topic for dis
hsi0D.
frhs meeting was calletd by n ma
fity Of tho directors. consisting q
harles A. Comiskcy, Jacob ltupp"r
)d Harry II. Frn1ee. representing re
|ectiyely. the Chicago. New York an
paton clubs. and was the result OF IN
denni,e suspension ot Carl W. Mnyf
pitcher recently sold by the Hosto
Bib 10 New York. The other member
the board are President johnson an
mes c. Dunn. president OF the Clevn
nd club.
In addition TO considering the power
kereiscd by President johnson. n wa
hnounced that the majority director
build make inquiry regarding Nj
Ahnson's relations with the Clovelhn
hib. Further legal complications DE
eioped yesterday In tho Mays cOntro
krsy when n court order was obtalne
officials Of tho New York club ro
Hiring President johnson TO appear BE-
bre referee th this city Friday,
aSwsr questions regarding a posslhl
nancial interest IN the Cleveland OF
Imitation.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-14

PHILADELPHIA, Aug H. - Rain
vest erday caused = postponemcnt OF the
second days work Of the Grand circuit
pscis foy racine today we're puor,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-14
new YORK WINS
IN a. INNINGS


~ L,
Gin. ........ 900 O0i 900 900 OO--i 0
N. Y. .... OCO o % 10 600 OF 9 I
Batteries Ring and Wlnao; Toney
ana mcCauy
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-14
Complete for $25.25

Some recommend 33x4s for Dodge But that's er-
travagance when you use Federas. They're already
oversize and a 32x3Ii costs only s2O.25 in smooth
ttead-Traffik Non-Skid, S2l25-both guaranteed
ooCO mea. Red Tube for 32xJ1i oversize casing -.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-16
Stranger Searches
City Fire Days for
Wife and Children

II anyone tells you that Tulsa IS
not a big city. just ASK william
teltord. eN-soldicr, who has been
IA the Magic CITY only SINCE last
Friday.
During the past five days Rel
ford has teen searching every
where IN Tulsa and vicinigy for MS
wife and two children. who pre-
ceded him here tS>o days Tho
Relfords Lived at Van Buren,. ARK.
aud finding little work here. they
decided to come to Tulsa.
Mrs. Relford left there on last
Wednesday,. with the babies. AMI
agreed TO meet him on FRIDAY
Relrord came In that day. but his
wife and childron were not at the
depot 10 meet him Since then he
has been all over tho city. hut has
failed 10 find any trace OF his fam
lily
on "wednesday morning he
called on the home service sortloh
~ the Rcd CROSS for help, AMI
Mrs. Halle Golay, the secretary.
Is also helping Rclford in MS
Eearch Relford Is staying at 322
West Haskell street, and can he
reached by Usage 5lS7, or through
the home service section, psase
1923.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-16
BETTER THAN CALOMEl
Thousands Have Discovered
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets
are a Harmless Substitute

Or. Edwards Olive Tablets-the sub
stitute for calomel-are mild but sure
laxative. and their effect on the liver Is
almost instantaneous These little olive
colored tablets are the result OF Dr..
Edwards determination not TO treat
liver and bowel complaints with calomeL
The pleasant little tablets do the
good that calomel does, but have no
bad after effects. They don't inIure the
teeth like strong liquids OF calomeL.
They take hold of the trouble and
quickly correct il. Why cure The hvef
al the expense OF the teeth' Calomel
sometimes plays havoc With the gums
So do strong liquids. u Is best not to
take oal0rnel. Let Dr. Edwards Oiive
Tablets take its place.
Headaches. "dullncss' and that larry
feeling come from constipation and 4
dlsnrdcred liver Take Dr. EDWARDS,
Olive Tablets when you feel 'logy, and
"hcgvy." They clear cio0ded orain
and "perk up" the spntA lOcand %0S.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-16
NORTH MAIN TROLLEY
LINE TO BE EXTENDED
rutsn street Hallway To Start Work
This Week ON North Chey-
emo Avenue.
EFFORTS TO PREVENT FAIL
~,,ts, city Club Defeats Attempt
TO Prevent Building of Inn
provcments

Arer a long delay work began
.,rly this week on the construction
can approximate 5000 foot extern
,,o, to the North Cheyenne line OF
~. Tulsa street railway company
and the extension will probably be
ronpleted within three weeks. It Is
estimated, barring mishaps,
The line formerly terminated at
-hcvenne and Latimcr. 1t Is a con
,r,ta,ion OF the North Main line.
1bc extension VIII reach 20 Orlando
,trcet as far as paving Is laid.
/, was after repeated attempts on
,onsY OF the car company and FOL
,,,.lnr A drawn out hearing OF tn
t,rrtion proceedings In a local court
;Gat the company finally obtained
,rohstructcd right-of-way for the eN-
,arsion. All former attempts OF the
comrany to extend have been frus-
rated by injunction suits filed by
,cs,dcnt citizen. In the last case a
committee Of the Tulsa CITY club
.,otncd I'm with company officials In
dcmandlng that injunctions be over
ruled and that the company be al
lowed to proceed.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-16
FAILURE TO WORK ROADS
BRINGS ON PROSECUTION

Further prosecution of residents OF
Tulsa county who have during the
year failed and refusta 10 WORK /. rh-
lie roads under the road ,aNA = The
state. began In the justice courts
yesterday when informatlonb mere
filed against II. Il, smith. NJ II Nc
konzic. e, II Speaker, II, a. Ray
son. W. f Crabtrce and Nathan
pcrryman by q r, Claypool, road
supervisor Of Lynn Lane township.
number OF residents of Dawson
township were prosecuted last spring
for failure To work the roads or to
pay tho tax penalty. and In iddillon
TO a fine OF SO and costs, we've re-
uuircd To either work The required
time or to pay the fee required by
law
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-16
TAYLOR SAYS HE
HAD SUFFERED FOR
ELEVEN MONTHS
Tulsa Man Had Tried All
That Time to Find Treat
ment That Would End
Trouble; Praises Or
gatone.

"A man would have 20 travel a
long ways TO find a medicine tAat
VIII equal OrEatOno, - said Willim
j Taylor. a well known car repnir
man who lives al 90I Mlybell stree,
Tulsa okla. while In the ReNall
store few days ago
MY trouble started about Il
months ago continued Mr. Taylor,
and have been trying ever since
20 fni mcdi ine or n treatment
that would overcome 70. and THIS
rga'Une as the only thing l have yet
found that has teen worth cent u
me NV stomach was In such ha |
condition that | would Just simply
fI'frr agony every time I ate any
thing. My food wouh sour on my
stUmpch ana would be terribly
h'Ul'ed no with ras for two or thrt
h.ursRttor meas, ! was haily On
s'ipl'od all The time, and had to Ia e
laxative Of some Kind every day
hearty. and this condition caused
uy head 10 ache nearly every daF.
VI was very nervous, 100, and II was
b Erry rlro thing TOT me TO have q
o 81 n.rhrs sleep. OF'y three weeks
ar, I was over I'm Supuipa a. ~
u1l Fellows meeting and | got 50
l' l'el and ful o. gaE and wEs go
Ecf was almost forced TO go now"
90 once fo- ! vas cnarey too weak
and worn out TO keep going,
u commenced tn Ee' hecter ly
the time I hal finished my firH
l.r''r of Orra tone. and | am nov sH
v.N and hearty ns any man Woa,d
want ,1 ne I have mo best uppe ne
] ever had iu my NE, and eat
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-16

already 20 have agreed to go--wiN
trek from Tulsa To- the park, ana
there go into camp tina, afternoon
They will spend the night and the
next day at the resort While N
camp tho boys viii nut UP their Own
tents. cook their meals, ana 80
through the ful, scout work.
The .ast scout masters school thh'
Mr. Indy held ON Monday nish'
was intended to train tho scout mN-'
ters in many of the phases q the
work that are being emphasized tn
year. one was that Of rope BlhE
the other first all
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-16
THAT COLD WON'T
BOTHER YOULONG
Not II you let DR.. Bells Pine
Tar-Honey help relieve it

|OLD-DisCOMFORr is SOME
thing no man, woman, or Child
- should br bothered with for any
length OF time. The pleasant ingrcd-
tents Of DR.. Bells Pine Iar-liouey help
wonderfully in looscning phlegm AMI
congestion. easing the breathing. and
relieving cough, bronchitis, cold in
Rammation. hoarseness.
The test of time has favored Dr.
Bells Pine TarHoncy. II helps speed
,ly. safely. 20 start a cold sufferer on
the road g. normal. No medicine
cabinet should he without i.
Al Druggists. Soc, 6Oc., $40.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-16
.PRESBYTERIANS TO
GREET NEW PASTOR
Rev. X. u. Clarke Comes to College
mn Church From Cincin-
natl Passionate,

The formal installation Of Rev.
Robert II. Clark as pastor OF 10"
College Hill Preshvterian. church Viii
take place on fr day evening
pr. Arthur Lee Odell. pres dent of
Kendall college, viii preach tho In
siallatlon sermon. Rev &. ". Ke,f
pastor OF the First Preshy ylcrInn
church. will give the charge 20 ttr
new pas or, and Rev. Mr.. Alexander
Of Bart!esyile will give the cha-se
10 the congregation. The moderator
will preside
Rev. clark comes here from su '.
cessful pastorate at the bond llil
presby yter.an church OF Clnclnnal
Ohio,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-16
1,,ncrnI scr,lccs Thursalny.

Funeral services for Mrs Emma
Sherwood a. years old. who died on
Monday afternoon at her home, l2S
North Yorktown avenue, VIII be held
Thursday afternoon, provided sis-
ter Mrs Mollie Harris, arrives from
california Mrs Sherwood had been
An lust "A week when she passed
away Three children survive, Ivan
and Mrs. Valentine Burns. daugh-
,srs ali OF Tulsa
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-16
HOW TO DARKEN
GRAY HAIR
\ Cincinnati Harhcr Tells How tu
Mako Remedy for Gray Hair.

Nr Frank Harbaugh of CInriD.
,|'i Ohio. who has been a barber
'Hr more than 90 years. ENTITY
mad" no following statement:
Anyone can prepare simple
mixture at home al very little cost
'ai viii dnrkon gray hair ana
max" ~ sof' and glossy 10 "a n3|.-
I'.i nf water add ono ounce of ll"
rum. "a small hex OF Barhn f.u-
A". and "a ounce r'yrrrUH
'''s' iuFr'd Unfg can He bought Ii
.'f drug store "a. Very little rns.
..I.y 'n 'he hair twice a week uurl
PM. HHslrnf shade is obtain a TINS
.. make 1 Frlr-ha.rrI person .sr.
years younger tI o. rae. tr H.r
COOS not color The most HrH q o.
N. N not s'I-tr o- rrsTsE an .
>A not rub Off"-AHvL