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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-16

NOTICE 0P cO-PAKTSERsHIP-l
have formed = c,-~>arspership viii
Ns. Ralph Dooiey Of this city uudes
the name of Dooley 4 Armstrong
The new firm viil confinue the busi-
ness seretofors conducted BY me II
roons II ana ~ D1lfs<h buln1iss.
A . Arnssrsns. Pseas 80.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-16

Sheriff Of Logan co.ssy. Oklahoma
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-16
trlrsl published In The Guthrie DAILY
Leader hly II. isis)
Notice zoe Side

nlda VII be received al the Ctiy
Cl~Fks office up 10 W A n. isfy
iath Tor printing ofliee supplies far
the cHy Commissioners and CITY
cierk i.at of supplies can hs had
by calling ai the city CLERKS ofnes.
0ro l.. ANDERSON.
city Clark.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-16

your cHolCE or
| SCHOLARSHIPS ron IS
FOR sALE~scholarships full ana
complete. s. each. in the folIovins
Business Colleges,
Morse School Of telegraph, Gin.
cimstf. o.
|. Earthman Business College. two:
wnIfswnKht. Texas.
Mckinney BusIsess College, Me-
Kinney. Texas.
: sctoisrships ia Southwestern
business rsiversify. Oxlshoma city:
s0od for 8 mosfhs courxe, day or
night: price Ten fsie) Dollars each.
Address. Leader, Guthrie.
KSEE-AND BARGAINS.
s-Room nsodern ressdssce. n = part
of city. $1,000 -.
J Room m06err residence. y. part ds
city. e2eeee9. ~
s-Roou modern hose. n. Vine. for
t..ies.ee
rhosce buIi1fns ssse for only s<sslss.
s-Roon modern house o. Washing
son svense. sl.Sse -.
iis1 wess otsshsns Ave.
The Kendrick gazette., 1919-10-31


"Our heartiest thanks 60 out to our
American friends. des Fem
mes de France.
"The help given by the Red Cross
is but another proof Of the great heart
and sympathy of the American peo-
ple." - Prince Regent Alexander Of
Serbia.
"The Polish people look upon the
American Red Cross as their saliva
ton. It holds in its hands the des-
TIMES of nations. This world war has
been fought in vain il there is no
early restoration Of normal physical
and moral conditions in the newly
born Republic of Poland. Poland is
the keystone of the worlds perma-
nent peace."-Lieut. Col. Francis E.
Franczak.
II wish to express to the millions OF
Americans, who have made the work
of the American Red Cross possible
the deep gratitude of my people,
The young King Alexander of Greece
|
II have confident hope that the
American Red Cross worldwide plans
for charity and mercy will be largely
realized, bringing the grateful appre
citation of suffering millions as a par
tial recompense, and greater reward
the richest blessings Of God" Car
dinal Gibbons.
"One is honored by the privilege o
membership in the Red Cross, and
blessed in being permitted to make an.
kind of contribution to its work.
William Fraser Mcdowell. Presidinl
Bishop, Methodist Episcopal Church.
"The Red Cross is America at hel
best. Money given to the Ret
i Cross is not an investment, nor is i
q charity. It is a ament."-Charle'
A. Eaton, Pastor Fifth Ave. Baptis
Church, N. Y.
The Kendrick gazette., 1919-10-31

about three years asgo when /
was suffering from severe cold on
my lungs and coughed most of the
time night and daysI tried a bottle
OF Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
and was surprised at the promptness
with which it gave me -reliet"
writes Mrs. James Brown, Clark
Mills, N. Y. Many another has
been surprised and pleased with the
propmt relief afforded by this
remedy.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-23
BONDS SIGNED FOR
ALL INDICTED MEN
None ~ Grnnd Jury Victims Has
tn GO Ia Jail To Await
Trial In Court
LIST OF THE SUReTlES
Foreman NCwkirk Corrccta u Mis-
statement HrgnrtilnR New
Grand jury.

Eundamrn were In demand around
tho courthouse saturday when the
seven defendants indicted hy the
grand jury before its final adjourn
mcnt Friday appeared In court In
answer 10 the ahorifrl summons.
Former Police Captain John
wood, agudu-, whom there ar" three
indictments on" for receiving q
stolen ,tr from Odry Perry on No
,rmhcrs5, 1915 ono for conducting
4 gambling place ana another Tor
receiving n hf'1c. yesterday fur-
u.rurd AN additional bond iu cover
nis appearance und"r M" last !n-
dIr'mrui
j g. Hudson. who rs charged h}
Neil Murray with attempting 20 hrihc
her to isury iu his behalf lu .
plyl suit pending before JudR" ed
wnul 9 Coio. wnH placed IN Yer
81 600 bond tu await trial
Br u. E Rhodes county ph'f.
,pu. who was indicted ON 81 rnn'n"
uf cmirTyI,mrni gave % bone '"r
g. 600 shortly before noon StiHrln..
o.. is charged with failing ip 1r.
count 20 rho couuiy for ta1 alleged
30 have hoon paid 90 hun hy 10
ward Walker N
Hprl for 500 vas firnlshoi ty
cam UuWniur who wuH Indicted ON
two ruuu's FOR selling liquor
Siprrrs ~ the Iipnds
Defendants indicted hF tho Tu's1
county grand jury who have mad"
bond. with 'ho charges against 'hcm.
the amount ~ their bond ana ih'
names ~ me hondsmrn follows
u s MarIuo"u. receiving stolen
property. bond s. 600 Bpndsmcn.
Charles PuFr and s. r.. I"wis
John wood. bribery bond t2.'oo.
Rondsmcn. Roy Ge,man and Hcrshal
HOroohOf
John wood. maintaining gambling
place. bond ,2rUO Hondruen. Roy
Goiman ard HorslI Gurp,hor
John wood receiving stolen PROF
r-'vg nuodA ..N". Eprlsrou. Harry
EItladiou uri & " wooden
Grant Ir'air"'pu. huhorN bond
= 900 runasmou Roy Gr'm7r ana
Ifrrtr1t N"rn.huN
John syArs ,u'"2ll,Ucn, 'wo
cu.r, bond. e 600 ,u each count
CONTINUED OS PAGE Two.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-23
CHARGES BY FOSTER
SUSTAINED BY KNOX
IN Army Offlocr Says He l. 'Prc-
pared to support" Claims That,
Inkcr Helps ObjectorH.
SPEAKS FROM OBSERVATION
Returned New Hampshire Editor
Tells NJ Experiences NJ Di-
vHonnl Stnff Officer.

,,..,,,....,,,,,. =, n,
" N.'' '''.' T''' y. H. m"r'h 90.
Major Frank Knox, recently re-
turned 10 Uia position ns editor OF
n,.. >,,.,.l.,.,,- I.rt,, .,,o. tL., %.
l"iH' i'"'" army service IN SEh""
statement tonight sld hc wua pre-
ns,,d ia gcurrnl t.rma IN srpnnrt
49,. -, -.,.. g.,
VIC N' N'4''''' VI " "N''''N'. wv
rotary ~ War I'nknr by Major
Dick % F,af'cr. that orders we're is
.,,.t d., commanding ot,,c..,. ~
th"'' '."'""'' 'i'''pS I'D "' '"'''"
Stn'ts which practically forbade o.
fiU"n' handling NJ conscientious OBJ
jcc'"rH who were induciod into IN"
national army under the draft lnW
During 'h" first three months ~
my s"u,u" iu a mobilization cnmp
In this rnuufrN. that situated at
Camp pN / was IN an unusually
good position 10 observe tho meth.
oIy ~ handling these conscientious
ohl"r'urs H.uo" ! vas a member Of
the division wrff serving as per
s0ur"I officer" he statement euvs
"a considerable number ~ con
sclou'!ous vhl,ciora w"ro enc"ur-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-23
Want Ad Brings
Canary Bird Home

ON ono or the warm days or
last week Mrs r. l. Scott OF SIC
west THIRD street, raised a win
dow in "A room where several ot
her net canarlos were taking th'ir
moru.ug exercise and before she
could prevent 81 one ~ the young
birds flew out ~ the window 10
explore the tree tops IN a neigh
boring yard. From u treo 60
huuSciop the little -ongstcr fiu,-
tered ana chirpci until sight OF
him was lost, The next morning
the following advertisement ap-
prArpd .n the classified column OF
Tho World
Iost-gAnnry bird from bls
Wcu Third street. Reward.
Gail 5000.
Much to Mrs SCOTS surprise
the lost bird was brought back
io her ycstctdsy hy Mrs RATHER
inc Pelrine OF 500 West Seventh
street. who had caught the little
runaway while ne was visiting
some of her cauarirs ,u a cage az
an open window OF her home The
bird had groUu very hungry in
thr - hours thar he had been
away and vas CoHxod back tp
unpll|.y ~ .hc scattering Of "A
fry seed ou the ground The bird
hau Travelled IL mile In his ram
h.ufs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-23
BELGIAN KING AND QUEEN
VISIT AMERICAN SOLDIERS

CHAUMONT, France, March - i..
King Albert and Queen Eliza
beth ot Belgium went today 20
American great headquarters 90 VII
ness the great ceremony NJ chang.
Ing guard. Genera, Hcrshlug rode
past at the head Of tho troops and
Queen Elizabeth took number OF
photographs OF him. KluC Albert
decorated two American officers
after the parade and thsu drove go
Bar-sur- Auh", where hc luuChet
with Lieutenant General Hunter
Ligge't At his headquarters ia cha
teau De Ia Peppicre
In tho afternoon tho royal couple
mo'ored into tho city ~ H1r. eIv-
Aubc, whore they received tn u1.
dress from the maEot. They then
went 20 the football fi,l wharr
thoy saw game between teams
from tn" 36'h ana TN divisions 'Hr
former winning by score w 'p p.
King Albert and Queen Elizabeth
watched the game with great inter
est and congratulated tho players
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-23
ROOSEVELT MEMORIAL
CORPORATION FORMED
Charter VIII Bc Obtained and Mem
bers solicited for Permanent
Association.

At n meeting held In tho Y. AZ. c.
A. rooms Saturday afternoon. at
tended by many prominent citixsAs
composing the committee appolnted
by Judge Ralph ~. Campbell. chair
man of recent citizens mass meet
ing which indorsed such move
mspt, the Tulsa Roosevelt Memorial
aHsoet~+t-r- Was formed and applica
ton will he made for a state charter.
Forty y-oDe directors were chosen
M follows! Judge James B. Diggs.
chairman. A. A, Davidson, seoro-
taryi Ralph IT, Campbell. Mrs. w.
Cochran. Leo Clinton. A. A.. Small.
- NJ Younkmnn. q. &. Gallagher,
Mrs. J H. Markham Jr.. Mrs. VIII
liam Miller Ross, H. W. Sinclair. j.
A Veuscy, j NJ Mcbirncy, r. j.
Hartman, @. Il Mccullough, Alva j.
Niles, H. II. Rogers, G. u. Rogers,
-. r. Connolly Edgar DO Maules, A
v Davenport, e, G. Magee. &. H.
Hubbard. H. NJ McFarlin, &. H.
Douglas. W O. Buck. A H. Bell. l.
E. Abbott. Ar q lieggem. W G..
StoRer. g. u Buchner, Ada Stark
weather. John a. Meservc. Carl
HOltzschue. Rabbi ]. s. Menkcs. c.
v KING, Eugene Lorton. L. ]. r.
Rooney and W } Gregg.
The following committee was ap-
pointed TO dram bylaws for tho as
Sncihtion W j Gregg. John B
Meservc. Frank Franiz. j A. Veasey
a. A Davidson. Eugene Lorton and
Rabbi MeukeH
AS soon nE the association re-
coiyrs ltS papers ~ incorporation
membership lists viii be circulated
10 give every citizen an opportunity
io contribute to tho movement for
establishing in TulSA an appropriate
memorial 70 former President
Roosevelt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-23
CAPPER FOR LEAGUE;
WANTS AMENDMENTS
hanNaS senator Says He Believes
People Of Kansas Are Ovcrwhclm-
Ingly for Some Kind OF Pact.

TOPEKA. Kan. March e2.-"I be
LeN" Kansas is overwhelmingly for
n'Eu" N nations. am emphat-
,cal} tnr o. because believe II 10
n' great step toward an enduring
peace Vh'c.. is the hope of tho wor'd
have"
MS declaration is made by Sena
lPr Arm" Iapper. I'm signed state
It'N which viii appear In the Sun
WMy morning issue Of his paper. the
Daily Capital
=, S'nhtHr Capper, while endorsing
ue lr1guc principle. declared that
.rr'a'n amendments were neCcssa ~,
among them one safeguarding the
munro" doctrine and another assur-
nE 'n IN" United States absolute
.'h'rn' over the question Of immi.
"Nnn Tie declared the covenant
tn'HI' %" revised To make the mean
pAci
amendments proposed bv Senators
,,'ooF" and Knox and suggested by
M h'I PRESIDENT Taft and Dr Low
oi Harvard. Senator Capper said
s s approved IN the man. He de
,H''n mat ~ league could not
,,,' ny an ultlmatum from the pres
,'n' The senator also declared
na, no favored Rn amendment tn
n,' ''hHuc constitution providing that
wv oth"r nation should have tho
,ttnl 20 say whether American bows
u,'N'N trhtrun foreign battleficlds
AS' urged that the covcnau, bc
r, more definite M 90 when It's ob 70
,.',Ns ~ may terminate or be re-
ana argued that II should set
shiD'.lnl'" period requiring reason
"ol" notice to withdraw
ne. n'''r 'apper asserted that the
me VIII show scant mercy 20 the
nn,' p9N'irai ubstructionist who op-
posed the league
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-23
LUMBER PRICES
LIKELY TO WAIT
Much Difficulty Is Expert
enced in Trying to Come
to Any Agreement.
ORGANIZATION IS LACKING
representatives Only Speak
for Local Industries at
Capital Conference.
LEGALITY IS QUESTIONED
Conspiracy to Agree on Fig
ure Is Not Agreeable to
Manufactures Who Meet.
ORGANIZATION IS LACKING
LEGALITY IS QUESTIONED

WASHINGTON, March "a Rep
rescr'Ativcs Of the lumber industry
and the Industrial board OF the de-
parimcnt Of commerce encountered
many difficulties peculiar TO the
trade In beginning conferences today
with a view to effccting price re-
visions similar TO those in steel
products.
At tho close Of more than six hours
of discussion. It was announced that
In the absence OF any organization
competent to speak for n majority OF
ths lumber producers In this coun-
tfy. no agreement had been reached
and IN view of the compleXity or the
situation sufficient data was not
available on which tho board could
base anv action.
Hope for Agreement.
Iopc Of an agreement was held
out however. In the decision 10 have
committee OF the lumbermen re
main In Washington for consultation
with the board and to supply avail
able figures OF the production OF
costs " each section OF the lumber
Industry Further meetings Will be
subject 70 the call Of the board
which Will occupy much Of next week
In conference with brick and cement
interests
The committee conNats OF John H.
Kirby ~ Houston. Texas president
Of the National Lumber Manufac-
turers association. pr. Wilson
Compton. Chicago. secretary man
tgcr of the same organization: Il.
NJ RickoN New orleans. economist
Of the southern Pine association; G..
!. Hume. Norfolk. Va, North caro-
Ina Pine association; George w.
ward Jacksonville, Fla, Georgia
Florida Sawmill association. and NJ.
W S'antSH Cincinnati, American
Hardw God association
II WHg evident from comments
a'l'r tho rc"'ing trnt the lumber
men d'i not favor any practical re-
dlcuon Of prices in their products
hr Kirby doc5arrd production costs
CONTINUED on PAGE TWO
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-23
TROTTkN ORDERS
MEN UP TO 10 OUT

PARIS. March The Fsihon-
ian-lettish offensive against the boil
sheviki ls mcnacing PctroErad so
seriously that Leon TToHky the boil
sheyik minister OF war and marine.
has ordered tho general mobilization
OF all men up TO the age OF 80, ac-
cording to a Zurich dispatch to the
MatiD.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-23
WIRE BRIEFS
RELEASE INTIItNED
GERMANS on PAROLE.

WASHINGTON. March 22--Be-
tween 500 and 900 Germans no long
cr considcred dangerous will he re-
leased on paruic from intcrnmcnt
camps at Fort Oglethorpe and Fort
Douglas" within the next two weeks,
1t was announced today at the de-
partment Of Justice These are per
sOns who never committed actual
hostile acts. but who wcro under
suspicion during the war
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-23
MORT. THAN BILLION
COLLECTED on SATURDAY.

wASlIINGTON. March 22.-Col-
lection districts Internal Revenue
stnllment of income and profits
taxes due last Saturday amounted to
s1O0l. l.244,OOO in 50 OF the GO col
lection districts, internal revenue
Comm iss ioncr Roper announced to-
dhy
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-23

Wife Who Kills HusbandRests
in Jail and Refuses to Talk
THE WEATHER

TULSA. Okla March 80 Maximum.
7G. minimum. a. south winds clear.
OKLAHOMA AND EAST TEXAS
Sunday and Monday partly cloudy not
much rhanrc VA temperature
WEST TEXAS sunday unsettled,
,rohAhly rains. Monday cloudy
EAST TFNAS SUNDAY and Monday
partly cloudy. not much change IN TEN.
pcrAturc
LOUISIANA: Sunday sud Monday
fair not much change in temperature.
ARKANSAS. Sunday fair, some.
what warmer In northeast portion.
Monday fair
KANSAS. Insettlrd weather with
rain Monday and IN west and south
portions. not much change In temperA
turr.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-23

NIAGARA FALLS. ont, March
22 Trou ~ 100000 worth or furs
and sIks from an cNprcsp ear pu the
way trum Sew York 10 TpfHu'p was
discovered nsA might when thr car
was found looted and with doors
open lu the Grand Trunk yards
hcr, officials pf tho rtur'O 20 and
American express companies said
the tni"sre had overlooked 90 small
package OF turs valued at $4,000.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-23
Oklahoma Troops Reach
Fort Worth on Return

FORT WORTH. Texas. March 81
Tho headquarters company OF the
SIXly-f.rst artillery brigade Cpanthcr
dlvlslouJ reached hero this afternoon
from France. They are the first Of
tho Texas and Oklahoma division TO
return home Colonel FIr, who
succeeded General stephens upon
the lattcr's death In Franco, is In
command
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-23
CLUES TO CALIFORNIA
MURDERS ARE UNEARTHED

OAKLAND. Cal. March cc.--Two
separate clues unrlrthcd In the past
two days have linked the mysterious
deaths of Miss lncz Elizabeth Reed.
san Francisco and Fort Riley Kan.
army nurse. and Mrs, George II,
Greenwood Oakland, society ma
irons. according 20 a police an
nOunccment here today Hiss
Reeds body WAS found ma a rhv.ne
near san Mntoo. Cal. on Saturday.
March x. following an lllegll opera
tiOn. Mrs Greenwood Was killch by
a bomb ut her home here last Tues
day night
The clues nre ~ m" form NJ two
lets ~ name one in a pocket
memorandum book found In a boN-
car Ht Tracy Ctl.. yesterday barring
tho names of Mis-, Rocd and George
- Greenwood tho slain mntron's
husband and tho other found In tho
shack ~ two men. nkon into Gus
tpdF A. midnight last night ard hoar-
Iuu the names of Nlss Reed ana Mrs.
Grr.r Wood The hoNcar l.F' com
tnlu,1. also. the names Of a numh"t
Of other prominent Oakland people.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-23
STU tTION IN EGNpr
IMPROVES GREATLY.

LONDON, March 22.--Thc situn-
tion IN Egypt has improved greatly.
according TO Reuter- kilograms dated
March Il At Cairo. order has hccn
restored in several towns and CAIRO
and Alexandria are tranquil. Telc-
graph communication between Tanta
has been resumed.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-23
ALL REMOVED BY BURLESON
Postmaster General Takes
Duties Away From Mackay
and All Officers.
INSTRUCTIONS OIS0BEYED
Refusal to Increase Rates and
Wages Cause Of Action;
Adams in Charge.

NEW YORK, March 90 Refusal
by The Postal Telegraph company
to sanction an increase Of telegraph
rates IL deemed unjust and award "a
10 por cent wage increase iu en-
ploycs instead OF tho per cent hd-
vanco ordered hy Postmaster Gencr-
al Burl"sUu were suld tonight by
william =. Dccghn, secretary of Ihc
company, 10 bee tho "rcasous' for
the removal today 10y Mr Burlcson
OF Clarence, II. Mackay, president
and other officials Of tho company
MIR. DecRan declared in "a state
mcnt that "we shall not surrender
or ahHndon our fight against Burie-
sons usgrpnuons."
The order removing tho officials
was served AT noon today without
previous notice. said the statement
which continued
"Burlcson glyos as a reason for tho
order thar we have failed to carry
out his orders and instruCilous We
do not know what Bnrlcsun refers 10
In the way Of orders and iuB,ruC-
tons. This is all "A pretense"
The statement, which declares the
action OF the postmaster general TO
hc one Of the~Iuost drspOtIc acts in
history OF the government and that
the purpose evidently Is 10 destroy
the Postal Telegraph system says
the mon who were appointed to take
over tho property know nothing OF
the telegraph business.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-23
Troops From Oklahoma
Land at Phiiadeiphia

PHILADELPHIA. March 22-
bringing home '.NOi men from
Franc, ~" transport lItvcrford
dock "a her" today Besides the 3Isth
nrld sigma, battalion. there were
on board contiugouH from mobile
hospital No. lt3. oklahoma. Ala-
men.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-23
OIcary Jurv S,,u on,

NV YORK March 22.-The Jury
I.''h heard the evidence agaiuq,
~ ,N'ah a. OIcary. former editor
a. 'h" nnu-Bri,Ish marnzINe run.
s,., 'I Others ~ their trial hero in rrd
a. court on charges " Violating
D." espionage act had failed tonight
ro,'r,a'n a verdict after celebrating
locL. ah hours Late tonight It was
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-23

WASHINGTON, March 22.-Clar-
crcc II. Mackay, president OF The
Postal Telegraph Cable company,
was removed today by Postmaster
General Burlesun.
The postmaster Haurral issued an
order relieving, besides Mr.. Mackay.
w w Cook, general counsel. VII
liam 5. Deegau. secretary and the
board OF directors and the owners
OF tho Mackay companies operating
the Postal systemB from all duties
appcrrlning to the control ana OPP
Grafton Of service under government
control
A F Adams. president OF the
Kansas cry Home Telephone com
pluy and member OF The general
telegraph and telephone operating
board was appointed by the post
master general 20 superscdc he
Postal officers in the management
OF tho systems. MIR Adams pre-
CONTINUED on PAGE Two,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-23
notice.!
Knights of Columbus

Regular meetin" At 2:So p. IN.
this afternoon, az which time
Thomas W white OF Houston.
Texas. and ra.t Grand Knight
Of Tulsa council. villa address
the council Visiting Knights are
cordially invited 70 attend.
r. II. SIEGFRlEp
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-29
RULES DEBATE NOW
IN TOLEDO BATTLE



suspicion. With few exceptions the
keenest OF the experts on the ground
look far a furious battle with a quick
ending.
Each OF the training camps was
jammed with 5000 persons this after
noon. the same eagerness to see the box
ers being exhibited as on the early days
Of training.
The plight OF the sparr!ng partners In
both camps made necessary the cutting
down OF the entertainment, but the on
lockers apparently were sattsh ID with a
glimpse OF the gtadiators and went on
their way rejoicing.
Willard gave Joe Chic a vacation and
the Jamaica Kid insisted on being left
of the programme. Btll Ttate retired
from the ring after round and a half.
Tex Richard was the holder OF $500
placed by a willard admirer. and for
some time the Dempsey clan were un-
aware Of its presence. Otto F1oto made
the discovery this afternoon and covered
It in a hurry.
Freddie Welsh, in uniform, was among
those at the Dempsey camp, The former
lightweight chamaion said that the chal-
lenger looked very tit.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-29
LATONIA RESULTS,

FRS. Raes-.clalmins; $1,000; three
ysgar-oIds ore mile ana sixteenth;
mad $50, woa; Hidden Jewel. Io4' iwli.
llsJ. 5000 and SO, second; Madras Cling
ham, % Boyle, 1910, third. Time,
Eagle, Bullion, Fuilux, Su6ahdsr, Archie,
Alexander Rad Joe Stair also ran.
second Race-Two-year-olds: rnnIdens
ringtoni. $50. 81 so and $3.50. won; Missa,
May Rose liz CHanover). 1850, third.
Girl. Lorraine second Cousin Perfect
Lady. Keep, Cleely Kay. Bsrenka and
Great Hawk also ran.
longs Brunette II, loi CBoyis), ssiso
$3.50 and $3.50. won: Ginger no CWsr-
ringtonl, $40 and s., second: Paris Maid
~ Poole, 'L:o. third, Time, 1885,:
Mint Cat also ran.
Fourth Race--ClaiminG; two-year-old NJ.
ss SO ave tS5'on ss Pts'oSrsau' 81 GBoyi.l
Lunstord). 50 20 and -. 90 second Beaver,
XIII, ils (Rob!nsonl, t2.so. third. Time
i;5l as. Linden and Ruford also ran.
ward; claiming; purse $500; one mile and
three -sixtee nths; Prospsetor' lo7 tBrown)
third; Time ISIS rs. LacEaWanna and
sixth Race~FouS our and upward
claiming purse $500. one mile snd three
$40 and $40. nrst; Corydon, iOi tBcylsI
tlO,i0 and 1910. second: FL Rey, iOi
(Hempsp. $50 third. Time. 1853 as
THRILLS, Mary K. sasenta, Pastifne. Lot
terry. Irregular, Grumpy, Alstone and Con
testant also ran.
Seventh .Racs--Four- year Odds and Nd
ward claiming; purse si.2Oo; one mile Anc
three siKtssnths: Reveler, lo7 (Roblnson)
$50, 1870 and tasO. first; Sandman IL
10 BROWN, $40 and 3930, sscond
obolus: 1903 Connolly. $40. third. Tims
} 80 2-5. BlaZonry. James Foster. Aztec
Kentucky Boy, Gordon Russell. sunEold
Prunes. Brynlmah and Deckmets ais,
ran.