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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-27

CHARLOTTESVILLE Oct .s-vernoa
Parr OF Nelson County, and Miss Ruth
Lucille Harris. OF stony Point. daughter
III Mr.. and Mrs Stuart Harris. mar
r!ed yesterday at uptown department
store. the ceremony being performed by DR..
Cecil " Cook. OF the First Baptist Church.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-27

LYNCHBCRG. Oct :6-Aubrey F. Faui-
OF Amherst County. and Miss Eva
Scott HUDSON. OF Monroe. were married
Friday at tn. study OF RIvermont Avenue
Bar,l,t Church. the pastor Rev II. A.
officiating. They went for
Northern trim.
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WEDDINGS AND ENGAGEMENTS

ONANCOCK. Oct. 25.-Miss Margaret Mis-
ter and Arthur Drum.nond. the latter Of
Norfolk. w.r. married here Thursday. They
VIII reside in Norfolk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-27

OSANcOCK. Oct S.-Announcement Is
made Of the marriage OF Miss Evmarkcl
Ruth Jones TO Ebcnezer Hurd on Tuesday.
Both are from Norfolk. The service takes
place al the home OF IN. formers sister.
Mrs. Donald Fletcher at Horscy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-27

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Oct ,6-Mr How
ard Wood OF Alexandria. Va. and Miss
Eunice Alexander. Of Alhemarle County.
were married yesterday a; the parsonage
of the First Baptist Church. Dr. Ceci. y.
coOk. OmiciatinS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-27
Keith Vaudeville Attractions.

Few musical comedy entertainers
arc so versatile as Demarest and Doll.
who have a conspicuous spot on the
bill with which the week opens at
the Lyric Theatcr this afternoon.
Dcmarest is eccentric comedian Of
the newest type known TO the variety
stage. and Miss Doll is an accom-
plished comedienne They use n piano
in the act they are presenting and the
piano is comedian. too, since they
have converted il into a laughter pro-
voking agent. The act comes from
the Keith big time" and is heralded
as "one of the most pronounced hits
Of the summer season in New York"
Wrcnn and tt. Cunningham Twins
on the same bill. are a trio Of sing
ing and dancing comiQues. They have
a rollicking round of music, dancing
and nonsensical fun to offer. Going
il alone is Billy Schoen. humorist and
parodist. Schoon is said to be dis
tinctly original the material he en-
ploys. and his manner of rendering
It. being refreshinEly new. Male
Chester and Male. comedy cyclists.
combine an exhibition of daredevil
stunts with srotesquely funny panto-
mime.
With the new vaudeville bill will
come tho usual motion picture dis
plays, including tie latest Pathe News
Service pictures.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-27
ADJUSTMENTS
"'rhe Love ITuntcr.v

"rhe Love Hunter"
. George Choos' lavish productiop
The Love Hunter" the big musical
comedy success. Will be at the Strand
tonight and tomorrow night 1t Is a
rare Dit or musical comedy in two acts.
and those wcil-known song writer's.
Darl MacBoylc and Walter l.. Rosse.
mont. are responsible for the numcr-
Gus musical hits of the piece
The plot, which is just deep enough
10 carry the thread of the story, is
but a secondary considerations; II tells
OF an ambitious mother. n lovely daugh-
yer. VINO disputes her matters right to
select husband for her with whom
she is not in love; n bogus earl. n news
paper man and brother. who sides
with the sister. and Il host of other
characters. all of which help TO get
into the picture and unravel the story.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-27

DASV1LLE. Oct. .s-Announcement was
made here today OF the engagement OF
Miss Frances Reynolds. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs J. 4. Reynolds. to Thomas Holt. Jr..
of stanton. the wedding TO take place on
Thank sgivinr Day at the brides home
Virginia Avenue.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-27

LYNCHBURG. oct. 2G-Afiss Josephine
fMassie. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney
shfassie. of Roseland. and Samuel W. Quinn.
Ibf I.ovinEston. were married last Saturday
Bat the home of Rev. Mr.. Franklin. in Low
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-27
Gin Eerbrend.

Gingerbread
Place in large bowl
one cup OF strip
one cup o. brown sugar
Onc-half cup of shortening.
Mix thoroughly and then add
One cup Of milk.
Five cups OF flour,
Two tablespoons OF baking powder
Onc-half cup OF cocoa.
One tablespoon of cinnamon,
one teaspoon of ginger,
One-half teaspoon OF cloves.
Bca, hard to mix and then bake
n a moderate oven for forty minutes
n we!i-grcascd and Toured pan
The approximate cost would be-
Sirup .......... os
.,uSa! -'........ .G6
.IHoi 1ehihS ........... .05
MIN .......... .04
Cocoa and spices .......... IL
as
4 summary OF the entire cost: "
Iotato Soup Observation-Disclosures. 81
Dried Beef and rice Gro
quotes ................. &c
'cIeE! sa!ad 40
t!nHcr1!ead ................ rs
Two loaves OF bread ~ 20
one-quartor pound OF but
One can of milk fox cocoa ... is
cocoa sugar and seasoning 10
60 IN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-27

seas! e Hns:r, Se soaaiy asa Miss Is ~,
Friday H a, ihs study Of Hvermont Avenue
nsF. Shu5ah ihs ss; R Nn, r. e.,
Northern trip
made o. the marriage Of Mis-. unmarked
gi4 1s dna hf f eS%f G' al ,he
DAsyEILLE; oe;. s.Announsemsn, wa.
Mrs j. A Reynolds. to Thomas Holt. Jr.
DE Day at The % hos ON
Virginia Avenue.
E..sa or Mss .vi Es9s
ne M aha Mrs q G ar we're ns
r!ed yesterday AZ an uptown department
cseE o The pfc F,
ImScHn " oss s;Mfs !sws Ho Holt
Rrookneai and Hugh Andrew OF rhoonis.
nF Thsy E x 1s shh in T phoen 'a'e'1
Mars sS and Mss Mary ) daTdnsr; 's both Ae Of
sap,is, Church. Dr Henry w Battle per per.
Il rN S., aSRs os ;d ;S-o 2s;s 1nassy
Saar @0ISy au @ sn
hs vs DIST A who ont
s snd Mrs. William a'S Fink '"oS"'e' OF mr.
ard Wood OF AleSaGdrja Va. and Miss
e er.ee married yesterday at The parso %nl
Of the First Baptist Church. DR. CeciI :.
er fS Of M"sses Nils Mill Nclson cnuny Mas hns
ss Janice 'h e1 TO OF DIR his c6a4s IT.
HatchGr. OF Lynehbqrg, the ceremony hav-
DANvILLE., Oct. s-News was received
York Of Miss Martha wills; ,daSghtef q
The nrid IS ws Sno%n here
and studied nursing. being a graduate.
LyNcH.UEG. oct. 2s.-srss Josephine
q d. a MD N eann
at the home Of Rev Mr.. Franslin. in in Low. %
wTNo 5Ga TEE ,oG Oct. - 49,
Miss Mary Louise BrowninE dauGhter OF
and 5s 53AH PaE TaS son OF E 81 Mf
md MIS- 81 Harlan ,n., II Tahh OF wiSehsster:
HEN daaRh;e5 of % and 2Is K g. H
and Hiram Dawson. Of Lovinrston; were
5nonncemcnt to that effect having lust been
made.
Pvr.AsKI. Oct, s6-satnrdax at high noon
ht the home Of Mr. nd Mrs w surf ace:
bile Mae hecamc the brido Of r. Fiovd
Of Of e Tsnn 1es RsT Mr.
ing the ring ceremony.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-27
SERVE HOT LUNCHES
TO SCHOOL CHILDREN
Nutritious Noon Meal Can Be Prepared With VARIETY of
Menus at Little Expense-Mrs Wilson
Gives Several Recipes

NopEright. 1919. by Mrs. NJ. A. wilson)
MY Dear Mrs. wilson:
menu for hot lunch to costabout 30
cents cents for select school for children
or age. Hoping this will not be too
much trouble to do. / am.
TO supply children with a good nu-
taitious luncheon, at an approximate
number of children. Twenty Children
may have larger variety than ten
me the number OF children that You You
wish to feed. will plan set OF me
nus for ten children.
IT will be almost impossible to
please each child. so If, you Will vary
these foods that appeal best to them
each child Will be able to appease his
Cream Potato Soup
ron Dried Bee Bee and Rice Croquettcs
1omhto Sauce Celery salad
Gingerbread Cocoa
Clear Tomato Soup
haked Fish Dreamed Potatoes
stewed Fruit Cocoa
Baked Potato coieslaw
Sohhet Cocoa
Vegetabie Soup
ste~ed Apples s''ee Tea
No. 3.
Oyster Soup
Swiss Omelct Boiled Potatoes
Apple Roll Cocoa
RECIPES FOR TEN CHILDREN.
Cream OF Potato Soup.
wash and pare and then put
Through the food chopper. sufficient
potatoes TO measure one quart. Place
IT saucepan and add
onions,
one-halt cup o: finely chopped par
Three and one halr quarts OF water
Bring to a boil and then cook slowly
for twenty minutes and then place in
mixing bowl
One quart of milk.
One and onchaif cups OF hour.
stir to dissolve the Hover and then
add to the potato PURGE. Bring TO a
One tablespoon OF salt.
One-haif teaspoon o: pepper.
Two tablespoons OF butter.
Cook slowly for ten minutes and
then serve.
The approximate cost would be:
Two pounds of potatoes. .os
IN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-27

I.YNCuRURG. Oct. Civilian II. Mil
her, OF Massies Mills. Nelson County. has
[announccd the marriage OF his danGhter
Miss Janice 81. Miller. 70 DR.. Charles II.
Hatcher. OF Lynchburg the ceremony hav-
Ing taken place In Richmond. October q.
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Cherry Salad.

thcrTy salad.
and shred fine. using the geren tips
az well as the branches. Place in a
bowl and add
One and onc-half cups of cooked
dressing,
and serve bcside the croqucttes on
crisp lettuce leaves
Cooked Salad DressinE
ec-uuartcrs cup Of vinegar
cne-half cup OF Hour
one and one-half cups OF water
Stir TO dissolve the flour and then
bring TO a boil and cook for FIVE min
utes and then add
TWO teaspoons of salt
One-half teaspoon of mustard,
one teaspoon Of paprika
Three tablespoons OF sugar,
one well-beaten egg.
One-quartcr cup OF salad OIL
Beat to mix and tlen cool and use
The approximate cost would be:
Celery %
Vinegar compressed. ............. %
Flour and reasoning .. 05
fES ana oil ...... ............ is
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DANVTLLE,. Oct. G.-News was received
here today OF the recent wedding in New
York Of Miss Martha Wills. daughter OF
BDanvilie. TO DR.. Herbert Schoenfeld. OF
iva shirgton. The bride Is well known here
land studied nursing. being graduate.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-27

brown quickly in hot IA tand place
IN not oven while making the sauce
TOnDto sauce.
race in saucepan
one can of tomato soup,
one and one-half cans OF water.
One-half cup OF flour.
sur to dissolve and then bring to
a boil and cook for five minutes and
The approximate cost would be:
one pound of rico 20
one-Guartcr pound Of dried
beef .................... 30
Ohlohs ............... ........ .O3
iMSie? ........ Oh
fIour ana tat ................ 20
80
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ct. 8.-Announccment

Twas made here today of the marriage Of
Miss Mary Louise Browning. daughter of
mir. and Mrs. John Browning. of Bclprie
ohio. TO Edward Page .Tabb. son OF Mr.
knd Mrs. Harlan p. Tabh. OF Winchester
Which took place Wednesday at the home
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-27

LyNCHBCRG. Oct. ce.-Nfiss Kathleen
Hill. dan9hter Of Mr. ard Mrs ": J. Hin.
married in washington. October Is. an
|nouncement to that effect having lust been
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-19
y. VI. {. A. to Hold Open
House for Basketball
Teams on Wednesday

Wednesday night, tho teams IN
the BOYS community basketball
league Will put on two exhibition
games between ,hc winners Of the
two diviSions ana tho second
teams IN each division. at tho y.
NJ e.. \
Tho Tu'mgi team VIII play tho
Wiuton q Cole will play uup-
mobile
The medals FOR tho league have
arrived and Viii hc given lo tho
hGIs after tho games. Ribbons
are being given TO AN players In
the league that do NOT receive
medals
NoWlin or team from kendall
viii he given the Spor,smanShjp
medal given for the cIclncst
PLAYER lu the league
4 short sw mmiug drmous'rt-
'.ou viii hc put ON afre~ ia" cN-
hihtiiCn I'm tho gym. the feature
of which VII bC the swimming
race between boys that could not
sWlm tn March These bows were
tanEh, ,u swim ln spring swim
m'ngj lessons.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-19
.INTER-ALLIED SPORT
PROGRAM ANNOUNCED
Men ~ Allied Armies 10 Compete In
Great Athletic Contests Near
Paris In June.

NEW YORK, April lS.--The com
plc,e program for the inter allied
games. to be hNld near Paris about
Tho middle Of June. was announced
here today bv Dr. George Fisher,
head OF the physical education de
partrent OF the Y. NJ. e. A. There
are 90 track and field events, the
running races being standard
meter distance. ranging from 100 to
1900, High and low hurdles events
ave cardcd. running high and broad
pumps. pole vault, javciin. discus.
shot pat and ~ modified marathon
race OF $4,000 meters and cross
country run for individual competi-
Tors OF 10000 meters. Three relay
races. one Il medley event. also are
proposed
Team games. bo,h American and
English, hold a prominent place and
there is a ruic that other events can
hc added where two or more allied
nations enter teams for such com
petition, Swimming, shooting boxing.
wrestling and rowing for various
weights and classes are also in
Cluded
johnson Planned Events
This series OF events, open to all
soldiers ana sallors OF the various al
He'd nations was planned by Col.
Wait G. johnson and Elwood S.
Rrown Tor the 4. T.. i. and the y.
NJ. g \ cooperating
Tho track and field meet will be
held I'm Pcrshing stadium at Join
VILE Tho stadium, which is partly
completed. will seat $4,000 spectators
and including those who stand will
accommodate $4,000 \ 500 meter
circular track and 300-yard
straighiRway will he the scene of the
running events, except the marathon
and cross country races
Candidates In Trimming.
Candidates for teams ~ represent
England. America Italy, France.
Boigium. British colonies and other
~ tIona are IN training. The -Ameri-
Vans are practiclng in all parts o'
Europe where army or navy bases
Rrc located. Later the team squads
vii; gather at one point for final
work
More than 800 army officers and
500 \ NJ & 4. trainers are at pres
ont developing the athletes from
whom the United states team will
hr selected. No idea OF the slze OF the
team can be given AT this time. hut
~ probably will range from 500 tC
500 men. Soldiers or sailors returned
] to this country or who did not re
/ overseas are eligible and some are
certain 70 make the trip 10 France
| ,o represent the United States
Special trophies for certain eNccp,
! tjonnl events such as the penthalor
are To bc donated by kings. presl,
dents, nrcmicrs and others OF the al
! lied nations
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-19
Barney,S One of the Chosen

From The FIRST reporting du,,
spencer Abbott knew several rufsrrs
who barring uutorcsccn misfortune.
wgrc sure to stick. ono Of these was
Barney cleveland who guards the
hot corner and hats IN thlrd posi-
lion
When cicycnnd signed hs con
tract last winter Abbot, immediate
Is dropped an negotiations tor
other thitd hascmen
"Onc Of the best third spckcrs ln
the minor leagues" declared Abbott.
speaking OF barney. Tulsa baseball
fans were naturally curious To soc
whether Abbott had hooked star
or whcthor hs natural enthusiasm
was getting The better of his Iudg
mcnt.
Tulsa bugs have seen and
learned They are not only in' ncarty
accord with the boss declaration
that Cleveland ia ono OF the best
third bahcmcn in the minors they
believe hes the best
Cicvcland's baseball career covers
"A period OF several years during
which time ne played in varIous
minor leagues, playing the majority
OF tho time IN the wcstcra aud In
ternationHl. In 1916, cleveland q
play In the Southern association re-.
suited In him being uraftcd hv ,he
Pirates barney lasted throughout
the training season and played
several championship games but vas
found too ligm. lIe was turned
back and last season played with
Ahbotts Hutchinson club HAD IL
MOI been for war conditions. Clcyc-
lands play last season would have
undoubtedly taken him Ia tho his
top for another trial
barney II one of tho sur'St and
fastest ficldcrs OF his position "A the
game, barring none Of them. Equal
~ good at fielding slow bun'E or
sizzling groundrrs a sure bot on MS
bHllA around his territory. Barney <
play Is such aS toe hiring 10y lo the
ruplcrs In the four exhibition
games played TO yesterday. Clcvr.
land had not erred Il single umr.
Barney Is n hard and Timely hitter
and with his base running ability.
he liz one OF tho most respected
minor league tosacrs IN tho game
Clcyeland's one of the chosen he
was from the start Spencer Abbott
knew,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-19
LEE MAGEE is TRADED TO
TO SUPERBAS FOR KOPF

CINCINNATI, April lS-Inflclder
Lee MaGce was traded to the Brook
lNn club for lnfeldcr Larry Kopt.
according to an announcement from
the offices OF the Cincinnati base
ball CLUB here today Magcc did not
take the spring training Trip with
the local team as the club refused
70 meet his demands FOR a salary
increase. II was also announced by
the Cincinnati club management to-
day thar the demand of Outfieldsr
Ia Roush FOR $4,000 would not be
met we have offered Roush 4
contract calling for more money
than any other outficlder In the
National league is getting" said
President Hermann. but we wiz
not pay him 10000
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-19
MUSK0GEE ALL-STARS
PLAY OILERS SUNDAY
Visiting Club Composed EIrlust,cl,
OF Former Professional Stsr..
Several From ". 4.
By Bud Fisher

The Muskogee A'l-Stars. cnmro.ss
exclusively OF former profcs ,ioDs
baseball players. arc 20 mcc, M.
Tulsa oilers a, McNul,y pack romor
row afternoon Few minoF lcagg.
clubs can boast "a lineup equal IN
that which will be presented pv III.
visitors tomorrow.
Long and Leaf former Wc,,er,
association hurlers. and SCo.r o., m.
Pacific Coast league comprise ,he
pitching corps. kiigore. another cN.
Western association star, is on the
receiving end of the battery
Amber. first base. Pacific Coa,,
league; Remington, second base
Three-l league; Veal third base.
Three-I league, and Deck, shor.s.o2.
Ihree-l league. form the iulieA
ElNlns. Nebraska state lcdgu, and
Robinson and Greene, Western asso.
citation, are the outficldcrs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-19
Total of IS Hits Are Made
WanO Gets Second Home Run
Indian oads TuIsana at Bat
with Three Hits in Four
Trips to Plate.
OILERS PLAY BETTER BALL
Hit Hard :. Show Best Work
in Field Since Start Of
the Season.
Ry IAIu,y uNrLG'


'', 100. ...... ,....... ...,
'H' ,. ,..r... ..r.,.
"f""''N VIZ" ''''' ''
'' M'Nn''' PARK '''''' ''''
l0.lo IL. Nh
Ut was am ''' '''".
kaW', H"'h az '"' ''"' ''
ly.iiNr sale hi's were luhd' l'''"'
iry 10 doubles one upIc ana two
I'm, r,,s
"'.''' .,.,
Ihc hoW'"nE~ 'h'N'" ''
work In tho field lhau in p'"Ni"uN
v,ucs orI, one ,Iror being .hJrg,1
..'.,, r,,,. ,,.,., .,rl rr.l,,
"N"''''a Wv ''
however. '"h'hI'''' N''"'''
lhc former throwing tu mira hn.r
,f,,. catching Nnurhua. sacrifice fN
.,,.' .r. ,.,,., be-. ,,,
"h' p"n''''"R = '''' W.
it'h inning ana 'h" h'I'r h'KH'"E
"a thlrd uliCr engaging lnrher.a fN
,..u uoi,,,n.r rorghi pff saronl
.,,.. 80. .t..,,.,,...
mus P''n''''Is VI ''' '''' .'p 20
get back to second
Wuffi and cleveland again played
.,J.,d,, ,,.,oh,u. ,n,t, .,c.u,.ti,r
,,,,'- -, ..,.,.
poauohs' NhliIlN one h'"H'" '"'
Of Bnrber's sizzling grounh"r in ih"
fourth, on which the lul'rr Wa
thrown out al frst, was u fine play
-, .,,., ..,.l,.... ,,,,...
~" o'onN"' "''''''" ''''''''' '''
mo STANDS.
Tho oilers have shown they can
hit In previous games aud they went
after Vaughn and Tyler. regardless
of those gents repurhrlons of being
tho best suuthpnws In the national
league. Wano aud Brol,aW we're the
heavy hittcrs. the former getting
three blows and the latter two Wnuo
hit his second home run at McNuliy
park, when he liftcd tho ban over
The rIghtfleld fence In the flfth ga.
ming. one of Rrokaws hits was for
three sacks
Aside from an error hv jim
Vaughn, the cubs ficided perfectly.
Pick, uollocher and MerNlc complct
ing two double plays Their hitting
was the hest seen here this year -
hetter even than that Of the ClnCin.
nati Reds.
Local rootrrs care little ror the
big fellows The hugs were ;udi;fer-
eni 10 the many cub stars. hut voiced
their enthusiasm AT any worthy p,ay
OF a Tulsan
Bill fireman. lrlah heavyweight
who boxes Billv Nlske hero Apru 2S
was introduced and wa. given "A biz
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-19
FOrfy-seUen Entrants in
Boston Marathon Run

BOSTON. April 1S.-Uorty seven
runners will compete tomorrow in
the 2end, annual Boston athletic
association marathon run over the
20 mile Ashland to- Boston course.
The start will be made at noon.
The race will have an intcrna-
tlonal aspect. as Runar Gilman, A
Swedish runner. is expected 70 make
good showing Willie kyronen
OF the Millrose A. A., OF New York
who was second in 1916. also will
run
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-19
IDalN;1!pe7
| Larry Daley.
.uy LARRY DAIl.TYl

tBy LARRY DALEY
pnstpuncmont al tho Eastern
Scholastic Triangular trlck and field
meet from Apritio To May . by th"
Muskogcc high school officials hrE
arnH4vd the ire uf g. ~. Clayton,
coach of the local athletes. lln1
there been a good reason given Clay
ton would .hnyr consented 20 the
change Of dates without complaint
This iz the second meet of The
trlaugular-an the second post
puuemenl n was held back a weak
last Ncur aud clayton Gays ther"
was no good reason given for MAT
uostpunemeut The Tulsa boys
have hccn working hard throughou
the winter ana spring clayton In
auguraied Indoor training during
the winter and n was highly sue
ccssful The squad ls in splendid
condition and the meet would have
hccn n tho nature ~ a tryou' for
tho oklahoma \ & NJ college meet
next saturday Now with tho post
poncmcu, Tulsa Will he forced To
enter the Aggic contests without
having had experience In regular
meet
Unless the smaller schools can
conduct athletics on an established
basis, II would he we'll Tor rust
TO Withdraw from tho triangutr
which In the i"o years "t ils cN'H'
cn'e' mas not hccn OF any nehSI', IN
promoting l'"hdN "'I,'l'c 'lNa'ry
of or prpN'u,hE an incentive '"N'ru
h''''r a'h'''''S.
. .,.
NPor. IAN, 'oN" u winner anu .neN
hdot' man "I,h Er'E "h' Eno
N", KS ".'h u'''s' ar" n''N'uk
| hnhIy ana comes Guy Al INC .oP,
ihni u ProntnN 'nr I'nso. ',n
M'' We WIS XIV" "'S ""uon W
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-19
Georgia Tech Golfers
to Meet Fasteners

ATLANTA. Ga, April is Georgia
Tech golf team viii leave Atlanta
the latter part Of this month Tor 4
series of matches with northern and
eastern colleges and unNcrs.tcs. e
was announced today. The trip calls
tor contests with Columbia. harvard
Yale and Pennsylvania Bobby
Jones. southern champion. Is A mem.
Der OF the team.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-19
BABE RUTH HITS FOUR
H0MERUNS YESTERDAY

RNITl MORE, April lS,--"Rabe"
Ruth OF the Ros'on Americans who
played left field I'm today's eXhihi-
Ion game with the Baltimore Inter,
nationals. mad" -four home runs III
six times at bat The other two times
he was given bases on balls
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-19
TULSA GUN CLUB TO HOLD
REGISTERED SHOOT TODAY

with numerous out-of-iown shoot
ors entering including a dScgatIon
from Oklahoma CITY. the first reg
lstercd shoot Of ne Tulsa Country
club. is to he held at tho clubs
grounds n the Bradeu chicken farm
four miles east OF the city. today.
There are 10 events Of POO tar
gets each, with attractive purses Of
fcred The shoot * authorized by
the American Trapshooring as1ocia-
ton and Is held under the rules O;
that organization
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-19
Boxer Fred Fulton Files
Petition of Bankruptcy

MlNNEAPOLTS, April IS.-Frcd
Fulton, heavyw pugllist. has
filed petition In bankruptcy in fed
eral court here. IL was announced to-
day. Fulton lists his assets at $500
and his liabilities at S6,523. Fulton
says his assets include "A three
eighths interest in the Minneapolis
RoNinE club, half intcrcs, in a local
saloon and some oil stocks His lia-
blllties are court judgments against
him and promissory notes.