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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-07
BY Bud Fisb.,.

10 give MiHke any the better OF M,
case lie could have done IL ,,r,
easily had he recognized one Of IN,
three protests OF ioul claimed yy
Mlske early In the encounicr
That little session explained IN,
whole tUmpus. and Tu,sa ,s 10 ],
congratulated that Cuuhrane has i
agreed 10 return to referee
LOadman Arrives
Fighting Dick Loadmsn of Loo.
port. \. Y. Little Dynamite. A, N,
Milwaukee sporting writers aust
him after his sensational bau,. VIA
Joe Butnan AT the auditorium IA
that city, arrived Yesterday morning
Loadman was accompa MED by h,
manager. Hugh shannon They can,
direct TO Tulsa from Buffalo
Doadntan is In prime condl,on
but Will work hard for the remain,
der OF the week Fighting Dick a..
ways keeps himself In the bes, o,
condition for he figures every fight,
tough one and never fools hlmH,
Into believing his opponent viii
prove easy pickings,
Loadman has never boxed Purytai
before, but has followed the la,teri
record closely Dick says he will no,
be satisfied unless hi stops Ear
before tho end OF the 18TH round
Among the good ones Loadmsn
has boxed are Joe Lynch. the ssna.
tional New York bantam, who re.
Gently boxeo, Jimmie wilde, Al Sh1.
bert, OF New Bedford, Mass; Kiy
Wolfe, 81 Cleveland. three times Nd
williams. former bantam champio'
OF the world, four times Young
CLANCY. OF Baltimore Artie Root o
Cleveland; Lew Tender. famoa
Philadelphia lightweight. Of Pal Moore
Roy Moore. Sammy Sandow, Noun'
Britt. the Boston lightweight, and
other good ones.
About a year ago. In Milwaukee
Losdman knocked out JOHNNY Erlh
In three ronnds and since that tim,
Dynamite Dick" has had a Gooi
claim on the worlds bantam ila
for many critics throughout nv
country had long recognized Lrtle 4
the champion after the latter sot
from Kid Williams on a foul a, 1t
Paul
Losdman made lIs pounds ,at
legitimate bantam limit. the night h
stopped Ertie and did lIs pounds fo'
Pal Moore at Buffalo six week ato
The Buffalo papers gave loAdmi1
the declslon over Moore.
II Loadman succeeds In beating
Puryesr, Matchmaker John J. Res
Ter will secure Pete Herman to bel
oadman. II will settle once ani
for all Just who Is the real bantam
weight champion OF the world.
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PREFERS BOLSHEVlKl TO
UMPlRING, so HE QUITS

CHICAGO. May 6.--one day as an
umpire In the Three-l league was
enough for Frank w. priscoll OF
Chicago. After, acting az arbiter IN
the opening game yesterday, Peoria
nt bloomington. during which ne
Mad many disputes with the players
Drlscoll retired at the end or the
game Then he hastened to "A tele-
graph office and wired his resigna-
ton. He Is said to prefer war or
policing "a bolshevih meeting TO UNI
hiring.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-07
Negro Shaver Captured .

NEW ORLEANS. May 6.-John
Allen, 1S-year- old negro OF Cedar,
Texas. who. authorities charge shot
and killed Robert Rogers, white sec.
tion foreman. In a logging camp or
the Great southern Lumber company
at Marston. La. yesterday. was
brought TO New Orleans tonight Tor
safe keeping by Sheriff j u. Bate
man and two deputies OF Jefferson
parish
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-07

Wnno tu Goodwin to Nnno; Good
win 10 Nuffli tu Nnno. Left on
ln-o---St Jo~pch o. Tulsa. q. Iascr
on hnll~--Off BlucjhUAct, > of Cap
oral, 1; OF iinluC n struck out
BN tnpornl. ~ by Bnypc, 3 Hits
or Blue ihchrt, =, gimC. i:iO, I'm
pirC, DnlN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-07

Southern Association.
VI New Orleans.

VI New orleans,
Ss,rr .. innings Il II /.
UrmInFNim 600 cog 0oN--- i
Sav Orleans unn GOO uOu.-O >
Bnttc'|ps CrCNs ana Peters
EMS a'' Coleman
Nt Mobile
S.ur, Ivy innings X n L.
Atlanta '.-sOOO 600 100 IS 9
sluhNr ....llO goo lNN N,
Batteries. Thorburn and RtNson
EllN and Coleman
Al Nashville Littlc Rock rain
At Chattanooga Memphis post
poucd account death of former Pres
idcnt Nicklin, southern associstlos
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-07
BROOKLYN INCREASES
LEAD OVER RED NINE
Robins Rent phillics White Reds
Lose Ia Cubs---Jim Vaughn Holds
MoranS to Three Hts.
BRAVES LOSE NINTH GAME
Chants Bcat StliingS' club In Fast
Gnmc----t ardinnls Take PilChcrs'
Battle From Pirates.

hROOkLYN May y Brooklyn over
came q lsad NJ seven runs and defeated
phiadclphia In smRging match today
Four hitA and four errors gave the visitors
ia runs w tho iirst and WillismA drove
tho bal over the right field wall 10 the sec
ond tnnint STEADY hitting OF Prender.
rs,l sent The auperba ahead, while Grimes
he'd the rhiilics safe
tn. .Fof.a
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-07

When Flynn let drop the insinua-
ton that Cochrane had some ulterior
motive IN awarding the decision to
Miske. his hand was quickly called
by one OF Cochranes friends sitting
near. This friend called attention to
the fact that II Cochrane had wanted
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-07

NtW YORK May \ Ths Boston Ma
iio0als lost their ninth straight game Of
tho season when the Giants defeated them
tu thotr opening game At the Polo Erou nds
todsy The Braves could not hin Bsrnss.
Who wss vsry effective throughout the
game Rudolph Nortbrop and psmsree
we're pounded hard noIe'S hitting tea.
tured
The Er0te
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Is. Southern Head Dice.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. May s.
J. r. Nicklin, former president o.
the Southern association and father
Of Strang Nicklin, president ana
manager OF the Chsttanooga South
ern association club, died at his hone
here today. He had been IN lH
health several years
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-07

PHILADELPHIA MAY & Shannon $
single IN the tenth inning today gave Phil
aaelphia It's first home victory over New
YORK The Nsrkrts made more than twice
as many hits as the locals and had oppor
tuni,ies 10 score In nearly every inning
Perry was wild hut when threatened he
tightened up, and except upon one occasion
held the visitors tafg.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-07
Naval ounrtcrmastcr Killed.

AUGUSTA, Ca, May b-VhIet
naval quartermaster u. ], Richie OF
Kansas city lost his life when a
hydroplane from the Charleston
navy yard struck a tree four miles
from August up the savannah river,
today, Ensign T J, Wheelan. pilot,
OF LYNN, Mass and Chief Machln-
let Harry Rogers OF Brooklyn, n Y,
were painfully. but not seriously
bruised and burned,
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-. - II
okiahoma City
Onaha

Two out when Winning run scored
sTORt ny INNINGS
OmAhs ........... TOT 400 OlO.-H
Oklahoma CIT, ....r -, 200 ago OOl II
summary Runs BaschanR Cable Gle.
lasona Thompson nuss MttF Grggsv ben
sen. PAIN, Hunter Mutt Lindsnorc Gtt
hth ttrors--Cahle pliN Hunter VII.
lams t2l Griffin Two base hits ttk
Grfiith Kirby i2> Cable Sariice hIts
FAN iluHter Jackson, BaschAng uislason
Sacrifice fly Gable Double plays -ur,t
lin, Benscn And Hunter LiudAmote Ren.
sen and Hunter lch ON bases Oklahoma
CITY 4. Omsha 10 ~ nv. pitcher Nv
Griffith tGislssou tahIcb struck cut
n, driffin . hv Ncrr hAses on
balls or Griffin @ Of Nct, p Passed
ball nlttI Time " game 10. Tn
pire Shannon
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-07
|0!ealy!0!ope- Daily!
! Larry Dailsx...

Consistent Throughout the Omaha
and 81. Joseph series. Nank DAVIS,
right fielder, leads the oilers at bat
with an average OF AS. lAnk got
three hits the nrst day and has fsiIed
TO connect safely but once --thnl
when Charlie kopp OF omaha set the
homelings down with one oingle.
Davis biggest day was The fourth,
when he Eit safely four times IN as
many tr.is.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-07
De, Moinss
Joplin
DATED Tor Voorhiss "A seventh
S'CORf ny INNikGg

SCORE ny INNINGS
Dss Molnes ............IgO utO 0nn i
1splin ............. 900 600 600 q
. summary Runs liNbroOk. Wright.
sehuls BOYD Errors walker Diamond,
Collin, rs'o bass hts--Lsmb Thompaon,
Three base hit -tsn Double plays Hart
lord TO Cotfcy ,~ HAshrook Hulsvitt to
nrihcck (2l. LETT on hases--ns< Moines
\; Joplin 4 bases ON hAUs--Ou Boyd % 3,
OF Mspsl HI nv pitchsr--Thompson
srruck ou, n, boyd I hy Voorhiss, .
by Mspel I, Hls--On Noorhies ~ IN :
Innings Time Of game 30 Umpire
HolnNs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-07

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Western League.

At tt l.SA s. ST JOSEPH ,
Al joplin 0 Des Moines I,
At Oklahoma CUy 7. Omaha s.
eat Wichita Siodlx city, no game,
rain
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At Cincinnati 0. Chicago
At Rrooklyn II. Philadelphia Q,
At New York s. Boston
At g.. Louis :, Pittsburgh /.
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Baitcd Tor lvauA in eighth.
NRau for sweeney ~ eighth
Piitkhurch ....-.. 600 COO s.slO.al
81 Louis ............. ., l0l 0Oa Ool .
summary Runs kiNNAn. ShOttOn.
St2nk Errors BoecksJ shouon. Hornshy
stolen bases SNotton 90, Stock zitrman
lcttr raultiis Nnd Snyder. Rocckel unas
FsIrd Bssrs on balls on Evans OF
Ma, OF Goodwin . struck out-By
t,aga. 1, "a Uood~ln, J.
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.od for Harper In eighth
SCORE RY INNINGS

Dated for Harper In eighth
SCORE ny lNNlNGS
Washington .....-..,.. 600 MOO oNO--o
Boston s............ ..... O2o 600 o0S--2
summary Runs Wit, walters Errors
-IudEe Foster Scott Twobase hit
Judge Three base hu--Strunk Double
plAys--Foster 10 Janvrin 70 Judge walters
to Barry Bases on bAlls--OH Harper, 4,
OF caldwell Struck out-By Harper I;
by caldwell, .
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-07

ClNClNNNri MAY a vaughn held the
Red, 10 three hIts today and the locals
a7,rre shut out Ruethcr started we'll but
weakened in tho uth inning when five
hfs aud an error h, Rehg CAV, the Cubs
u,r runs UoNothtrN hAtung and base
running was feature
Tho F.nrt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-07

Boston
New York,

'hhutd for Rudolph In MN
NRAtted for NOrthrop iu seventh.
SNORE ny INNINGS
Roston ......... 100 Iol 100. {
Ncv YORK .... lul glu lON Is
Summar, Runs Marauviile HrrioF
Rggsrt kc'iey nurns Young Doyle &C..
zimmerman M,tariy Errors Ncrtog
Smith Wilson t2N, Doyle Two hasc hits
Young TmmcrmaU liolkt llctSoE
Ihrey.hasa hit Mctsriy Home run
DOYLE stolen bases Butns DOYLE ksuN
Double ulay MstAnNi'lc smith aps Her
1nr Bsses ON b,l. or DemsFse y
struck out Il, HatreF by Rudolph, 1 .,
hy Northrup hy pemArss,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-07

WICHITA Kan. MAY . Rain rrevert a.
81 the last game between SIOUX CITY Nnd
Wichita today A shower lasting an hour
In the afternoon made the grouuds tou Wet
for play. Omaha comes here Wednesday
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-07
SCORE ny lNNlkGs
.Incohson Ecntnrcs nt nnt.

CLEVELAND May St Louis de.
icSted Clavesnd today In le innings before
larEc crowd that included 900 soldiers
snd sNors Jacobson featured with two
doubles. three singles and sacrifice in SiH
times to the plate.
Tnn hrnfes
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-07

Brooklyn
Totals itro atll
Rated Tor Prenderssst In eighth,
khAlIrl for HnATra In nInIh

" NATTHW TOT TTHndfFEhNT I'M FTfNT1l
ShsVed for PeArce IN ninth
''hstted for fsircloth IN ninth.
SCORE ny INNINGS
Phu.delphia ......... $40 600 ni q
Brookyn ........... OoG III aOl I
summary Runs--C Callahan. Williams ca.
Luderus Batd t2> Sicktrg Cady t2l. o.
nNichy. Malone Mllcrshrdm cmivypets DIN
son az. MaEee Griinh %, whsst No
ns,chy, Malone, Miller, Grimes Errors -
sictinE Olson, Magse tG, Mile" Two base
hits Griffin Grimes Thee base hits No.
netrhN. Malone Home mnH-WilliAms
stolen bases Olson MAEcr wheat Miller
poubA plays PtendcrEsst ana luderus
PNree. Sticking and Luderus Sicking snd
CAdy Bases on balls --OU OeAchEnr 4 OF
rtenderraNi. or Grimes. 2 Struck out
uy prcudcrghst by Crime .
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-07

OKLAHOMA CITY Okh May q --osa.
hona city won free hitting game from
Omaha today to a. Williams single send
Ing over the winning run with two out in
the ninth,
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Al Shreveport 4, Fort Worth ..
Al San Antonio . Galveston 3
At Houston o, beaumont
At Waco ,. Dallas b,
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Al Chicago 4, Detroit !
At Cleveland 3. 81 Louis s
Al Boston : Washington o
At Philadelphia ;. New York >.
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Al Louisville : Minneapolis.
At Indianapolis | Kansas city ;
At COlum bus O, st Paul .
Al Toledo Milwaukee l.
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Detpit
Chicago
'B,Ited for sIanaEo in eighth.

SCORE BY INNINGS
Detroit .......- -..,,..., 900 0lo o0O-l
Chicago ...... ..,.,0lO OO3 O0r j
Runs Weaver. Jackson. fclsch, Helman
krror--licilmsn. Two base hits-Felsch,
Heiman Ellison, Sehslk. Three base hit
--Jarkson. Stolen bsles-Felsch. Leihold
Double plsys--Wesv,r to Gsndil. h,bsrG
10 Gandll Bases on bAlls--On william
> off Roland Struck 9pt-By williams,
4 by Boland, >
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-07
Ed Cochrane Will Referee Bantam
Scrap; Inspired Criticism Nailed;
LOadman Arrives to Finish Training

Edward w. Cochranc, sporting
editor OF the Kansas City Journal
Will referee the Earl Puryear- Dick
boadman bantamweight scrap at
Convention hall next Monday night
Announcement TO this effect was
made last night by Promoter John
Reisler and WAS received with sat
isfaction by both boys.
The announcement also will re-
ccive the hearty endorsement OF
Tulsa fstic fans who are agreed that
Cochrane Is the m ost competent ref
cree that ever graccd tho local arena.
Even those who assailed him a cou-
pie OF weeks ago when he gave Billy
Miske a decision over Bill Bren-
nan, finding themselves smothered
by the applause OF Tulsa's square
shooting fight fans. have fastened
to cover and have admitted that no
better man ever Judged a boxing con-
test In Tulsa
Practically all OF the objection TO
the Miske decision has been traced
to n certain clique, who. acting ~
the pswns for the willy Leo Flynn,
attempted 10 stampede popular opin-
ion. only TO find that popular opin-
ion had mind OF It's own which
concurred with Cochrane In the de-
cision that Miskc's.great assault In
the 1tth round entitled him to the
verdict.
Tulsa II fortunate that Cochrane
In coming back More or less sensi-
tive. Cochrane felt keenlv the i'm
putation OF the inspired Flynn arti-
Gle charging him with throwing"
the bout to Miske. and were It not
for the insistance OF his friends that
ne come back and vindicate himself.
he probably would not have ac-
cepted Reisleys invitation TO Judge
next Monday Nights affair
F1ynn's Hand Called.
FLYNN had his hand called before
he left Tulsa. Not only that but he
exposed his own nit.
The expose came during mid
night lunch In Third street cafe,
the day following the bout
Referees decisions ought never
he allowed" declared Flynn in com
menting on the affair.
But" urged Reisler. "if II wasn't
for referees decisions. you never
could tell by looking at a mans rec
ord what kind OF a fighter he is
Well" retorted Flynn. you know
the smart manager these days
doesn't let referees decisions bother
him. The smart manager lines him
up newspaper In the town where
he fights and then shoots out the
writing all over the country. That's
what gets them by"
From that argument waxed warm.
Reisler defending Cochrane and
Flynn trying TO make case against
him.
When Flynn let drop the lnsinua-
ton that Cochrane had some ulterior
motive IN awarding the decision to
Miske. his hand was quickly called
by one OF Cochranss friends sitting
near. THIS friend called attention to
the fact that II Cochrane had wanted
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-07

IutntN "' ~ '' -
Mated for Cnporai In 9th.
BY INNINGS.
ST, Joseph ... 2oo ooS 11oo--s
Tulsa ,...,,....' YOU u-o ,uN~rn
summary. Two base hits--Wnfni
Davis Hrokaw. Home run--polnu.
stolen bases - Butcher. Mueller,
Cie,clandy Meyer: Double plays
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Mickey Bricn is second with
.i29. In the four games in which lac
has played the peppery catcher has
hit safely at least once, John Wutl
ls third with 1888. The shortsIop
failed TO connect the first two games.
but got four blows the third contest
hitting safely in each combat there
after.
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BOSTON, NAV s - Boston made only two
hts today but defeated Washington, 80
go here today After Harper passed Vitt In
threw wildly 10 second 10 torce VIII on
walters groundor caldwell famed on =
Wild pitch, hieh advanced both taacrs and
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they scored on Hooper't single over Seoond
Caldwell was hit safely but three times
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Snnihcrn Asaorintlnn.

At New Orleans o, Birmingham ,.
At Mobile 8 Atlanta |.
At Chattanooga Memphis, no
game. pistponed
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a
New Y FORK.


Two out when winninb run made
Baecd for Ialas " eighth.
NBAtLcd for Tkal1ashleu In eighth
''Bfted for Perkins In seventh.
SkRsu tor walker In scycnth.
IBattcd for Perry In seventh,
SCORE ny ISNikGs.
New York ..,......,.OOl 600 Olo %
philadelphiA ..,....,.OOo 900 400 Ia
summary Runs--Perkinpsugh, Lewis
Rurns witt. Dyke, rrors-Peckinpaush.
Pratt Lewis, Shawkey puEAn, Perkins.
Two base hii--IAmAt. Stolen bases
Pratt, Lewis. Burns Double play--Psck
iHxurh, Pratt and Pipp Bsss on balls
on Perry of Kinney l OF rhcrmah.
len : on Snawkry Struck out-By
etry . hy Kinney, 4 by ThomAhleu, .
by Shawkey, q
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the visitor, did not get beyond first base
until the eighth inning
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Wano has hit safely in every game
but one-the sixth. The Indian got
three blows Yesterday Cleveland is
the fitth 500 hitter Barneys aver
age Is SIS He has hit safely in every
contest cAcept the second with an
average Of .2s6. Benny Meyer is only
a few points from the charmed
Meyer has also hit safely
in every game except the second,
New Britain herald., 1919-08-20
35,OOO POUNDS OF
 SUGAR COMING HERE
Mayor QuigIey Acts On Offer of U. & Equalization Board to Aid LO-
 cal Conditions.

Acting on an offer received from the United States Equalization Board, New York, Mayor George A. Quigley and William Cowlishaw took steps to help alleviate the sugar short age in this city by ordering 5000 pounds. A check will be forwarded to New York tomorrow, and it is expect ed that the sugal will arrive here either Saturday or Monday.
 Under the arrangements fOrmuat- ed every merchant in this city will be given some of the sugar if they so de- sire. This may be made possible through communicating with MT. Cowlishaw.
 The securing of the sugar is not in any way a money making scheme as the dealers will be requested to sell it at the price the government asks for it. Mayor Quigley said this afternoon that the stipulated price is 10 1-2 cents a pound, or two pounds for 21 cents.
 Up to this afternoon no informa- ton had been received concerning the shipping of the hams and bacon to this city. Telegrams were sent yes terday to the New York zone officer but the committee is still in the dark relative to the arrival of the foodstuff here.
New Britain herald., 1919-08-20
AMERICAN PILOTS CLASH WITH MEXICAN BANDITS:
 TROOPS ENCOUNTER STORM
APPOINTED
 ON FAIR PRICE COM.
Former Chairman of Food Committee State Council of Defense, to Help
 Combat the H. C. of l..

Hartford, Aug. 20.-Robert Scovillc, federal food administrator for Con- necticut, has appointed the following s fair price committee to prepare for publication lists of prices of food and dry goods:
 Le Grand Cannon, New Haven, wholesale grocer; F. C. SlaWson, Stamford, wholesale grocer; George R. Ford, Hartford, retail grocer; F. M Welch, New Haven, retail grocer; Mrs. James J. Grace, Weth- ersield, former president Housewives League: Mrs. Samuel Russell, Jr., MiddletoWn; Ira N. Ornburn, New Haven, Connecticut Federation Of Labor: James F. Donahue, Water- bury, formerly with Federal Employ ment Service; Isadore Wise, Hartford, dry goods dealer; Andrew N. Cooper, Bridgeport, dry goods dealer; George M Landers, New Britain, former chairman food committee, State Council of Defense; D. Fairchlld Wheeler, Bridgeport, former city food administrators: Thomas w. Farnum, New Haven, former city food admin istrator, and Allyn w. Brown, No:- Wich, former mayor.
New Britain herald., 1919-08-20
SOLDIER MINISTER HERE
Rev. Mir. FIemkcy Lost Arm in Rus Sian-Japanese War Was With British Forces in France.

Lieut.. Henry Flemkey, an Illinois minister who went overseas with the British Church society, an organiza- tion similar to the Salvation Army and who served later in the war as a Polish recruiting officer and Amerl- can financial agent, is visiting at the home of his brother Emil Flemkey of Arch street Lieut.. tlemkey Is travelling in the interests of the Gideon Bible society and will talk in Bristol this evening. He plans to speak in this city next week, prob ably in the Peoples church.
 Lieut. FlemlSey is a former Rus sian soldier and served during the campaigns of the Russian panese war. During the battle of Mugden he lost his left arm and three fingers on his right hand. He was in France with the British EXpeditionary forces from November 1915 to May 1916.
 During the pastorate of Rev. Mir. Davis in the South Congreg gayi Ona church, Rev. Mir. Flemkey was a speaker at one of the flag day ob- SerVanceS.
New Britain herald., 1919-08-20
UNDISTURBED GRAVES
 IS PERSHING'S WISH
Leader of 4. F.. F. DepIores Move to Bring Bodies of American
 Heroes to II. s.

Washington, Aug. 2O.-GeneraI Pershing in a cablegram to the war department has expressed his opinion that the bodies of American soldiers who died abroad should be left near where they fell.
 'I believe that could these soldiers speak for themselves they would be left undisturbed, where. with their comrades, they fought the last fight" he said. Those who rest in England gave their lives in the same cause and their remains represent the same salvation as those who lie on the battlefields.
 ''The graves of our soldiers con stitute, if they are allowed to remain, perpetual reminder to our allies of the liberty and ideals upon which the greatness of America rests. Recom- mend that none of our dead be re- moved from Europe unless their nearest relatives so demand after a full understanding of all the senti- mental reasons against such removal"