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The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-28
ANNISTON SPORTS
WIN DOUBLE HEADER

Anniston, July N.-(SpeciaL )-John Nun nally's ex-soldiers simply ran away with the so-called fast Acipco aggregation Saturday afternoon, when they took both ends of a double header played on the Anniston diamond, thus taking credit for this week between the two teams. Der of runs piled up.
 The, first game went from the hands of first one team and then the other. The locals took the lead in the secon1 inning when Moore and Scott came in on Nunnally's single and Robinson s sacrifice hit to right field, but in the fiftf frame OSby weakened. the visitors taking advantage of this and worked the home team for six scores. Simmons, a new man. relieved Osby in the box in this frame and pitched the remainder, allowing no hits and giving up only one run. Ire Red Circle tied the score in the seventh inning and forged one point ahead in the eighth. The visitors were unable to do any good in the first of the ninth so the game closed, to ', in the locals fa- .vor. Batteries in the first game were; For Anniston: Osby, Simmons and Robin son; for Acpco: Bradley and Ambrose.
 The second game was hit and run contest for the Red Circle boys and was called in the fifth inning on account or darkness. When the game was called the score stood F to in favor of the To- calls A feature of this end of the double header was the number of hits secured by the Apnston boys in one innins' .totaling eight in all, Batteries in this rame fo. Acipco were Bradley and Am 'brose; for the locals, Simmons, Duke, Hollis and Robinson. Scores:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-28

A fluorescent microscope invented by an Austrian scientist for use with ultraviolet rays enables the recogni- ton of differences in matter not per ceptible by ordinary light.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-28
w. B. Campbell & Go.

Members New Orleans Cotton Exchange
 COTTON Brokers Levy, Aronson & White Direct Private Wire
 Local Telephone CHI Long Distance Telephone 9955
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-28

A recently designed load meter for motor trucks consists of stick that touches the ground when the maximum is reached, being folded up out of the way when truck is running.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-28

The centenary of Bishop Heber's not able missionary hymn. From Green land s Icy Mountains was celebrated at Wrexhan, England. on Whit Sunday by the singing of it in all the places of wor- ship The hymn was first sung in Wrex ham parish church on Whit Sunday. 1873, having been composed on the previous Saturday by Bishop Heber at Wrexhan
 vicarage. siFJ
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-28
FOREIGN NATIONS
 SEEKING CREDIT
By HOLLAND

New York. July -(Special)-Now comes Switzerland following in the pro- cession which symbolizes the coming to the United States of foreign nations for the purpose of securing credits or placing loans. Sweden has recently done that. Brazil has already done it, so also has Canada which secured upon the instant almost seventy five million dollars. Switzerland wants thirty mill lions and is sure to get it for the of fering has been underwritten.
 For the public the important feature associated with Switzerlands selling in the United States thirty millions in gold bonds is to be found in a two line paragraph contained in the an nouncement of Switzerland's offer For it is said that the Swiss government is obtaining this money solely for the pur- pose of securing funds all of which will be paid out to manufacturers and to others in the United States from whom the Swiss expect to buy commodities in large amounts.
 This was the method adopted by Japan nearly twenty years ago. It was a method adopted by our allies while the war was in progress so that they could make immediate payments to American manufacturers and to others from whom commodities were bought in large quantities.
 Switzerland is preparing to enlarge her industries and do it upon great CT scale than ever before characteris- tic of Swiss industry. Some of these industries will. manufacture products with which the Swiss hope to enter successfully some of the markets of the world. No small part of these commodities will be offered to the world. markets in competition with like commodities manufactured in the United States. Therefore, from one point of view, if may be argued that this country is furnishing Switzerland and other countries with the resources with which they can build up their in dustries and then enter into competi- ton with the United States in the mar kets of the world. However it is re- garded as vital if prosperity is to be restored that Europe speedily develop production upon a veIr large scale.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-28

An apple tree with which Missouri nursery firm is experimenting is valuaole enough to be inclosed In a wire cage provided with a burglar alarm.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-07
Eleventh GRAND CIRCUIT
OPENS AT CLEVELAND TODAY

CLEVELAND. ohio, July g
Everything is in readiness FOR tho
llth annual grand circuit opening
OF harness racing at North Randall
tomorrow. Prominent drivers and
appro1imately $50 harness horses
are on hand 10 participate In tho
five day program. At least five
races arc TO be contested each day
with six or possibly sdvcn on certain
days
The Edwards stake for 2:oS PAGERS
with a purse OF $4,000, tops the
card with tho Forest CITY
2-yonr.old trot another feature.
The principal trottlng event Of thc
meeting tho Ohio stake ~ $4,000
FOR EOS trottcrs is on Wednesdays
program.
The track is In almost pcrfsct
condition and with good weather
predictions arc that new records Will
hr established
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-07

Ernie Shore is getting away 10 10
slow start as a Yankee ana 20 dat
has pitched through only ono nine
unig game. winch me- won. Dutch
Leonard did not report az an ana
finally was Transferred 10 the IiE.
crs Yet with thee" two facts iu
mind there De- uo hesitation about
muiiug the statement that Miller
uue.lua was short changed last
winter when hc made the dcbl
which sent three luuFDr3 ana a
bundle OF kaIo fo the Boston club
for shore. Leonard and Duffy Lewis.
THE answer ia being furnished
dan, I'm The AN around excellence uf
the game which Lewis les playing Tor
lhi Yankee. The idea % Duffy
playing with any marked success
mere was IIdlculcd by Boston critics
last winter because. they argued, ne
would %, last Tn any position except
lrrr field. and he could not play the
left lrId patrol 81 the Polo grounds
since he never was sun fielder
LOWS is playing lrff field at tho
Polo grounds. as trrarn'rpuS sun
nctd as iherc ig Iu either major
league. and he bee performing A. II
he had been wearing tho dark
gLasJcg lll his life. Sever since the
FIRST Yankee team was organized
back iu 1908 has the left patrol been
guarded as sNNfully as LOWS Is
now guarding IL day after day and
he wlI stand MP iu comparison with
fhe hcr fy chpscrs who have played
the sun field at the Polo grounds
before and since the Yankees took
nm quarters. Itc is not a. flcet OF
foot as Goo Burns but Ike the Giant
star he ls sure death 10 any flN
which he can touch, Like BURNS
he plays opposing httcrs with rare
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-07
and Syrian
DriUe Is abandoned;
To Raise Quota Later

Although succesN Is assured tho
managers OF tho Armenian fund
ampnlgn. and the total would
hNvc hcen reached within very
fow DAYS. abandonment of the
campaign was decided upon be
cause Rev j. W. Abel. campaign
manager Will hc forced 20 leave
tonight for columbus. ohio, 10 at
tend the two weeks session or
tho Methodist Centenary,
oTu,sa's quota OF $4,000 has been
IN sight the past two days, $4,000
OF that amount being raised within
ono week. but owing 10 Dr Abels
absence and stress NJ duties ~ va
rious other m~mhets ot ths cam
palgu committee, the raising " the
remaining $4,000 will he left un-
an mo chnlrmaus return,
oklahoma Clty was the first r'ty
IN oklahoma to go over the top,
with $4,000 10 spare hu' TulRns
must mot he discouraged be .siY-e
THAI city had but $4,000 to sub
scribe and Tulsa raised NOR, than
twice that amount within ,Ee same
period
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-07
DUFFY LeUis Hits His Stride Again

KIN and thereby gets the bost re-
ulrs.
Today followers OF tho Red SoS
are mourning the loss OF this player
whose departure from the Fenway
cast has left a gap which cannot be
filled Miller luggins, who had not
seen Duty perform unth after ne
Joined the Yankees, remarked about
month ago that he never had seen
an uutucldur do an his work more
skiituiiy and gracefully than Duffy
does his
"It ls pleasure 10 ~ him handle
a fly bali" remarked the Yankee
manager, and when It comes to
throwing he Is az clever as any out
fiuidcr | over saw lie has a re-
Wsrkdhle arm and uncanny control
ihr' makes the ball 80 JUST whore II
belongs"
Is Hitting .2st.
orr TO a poor start In sickwork
Lewis has been coming along at a
fast clip FOR the past month and
promises To win himself place I'm
tho 800 set. When the Yankees
went west I'm May he was hitting
around go Since that time he has
hit well above the 800 mark, but
not enough to entirely make up for
tho poor beginning
Viewed from every angle the cap
turc Of this hard hitting outfieldor
wac a master move u The team that
could get along without him is wal
lowing in the second division and
the team that got him Is battling
for tho lead And II is no secret
that the Yankees would not he with
In two games OF first place today II
Lewis had NOT been added 10 the
cast Tho price was big, but the re-
suits have justified the outlay
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-07
TULSA AD CLUB TO HOLD
AN OPEN FORUM TUESDAY

"Opcn Forum" Of the Ad club. AZ
which everybody present is expected
to make a speech giving &cir own
expert opinion on Just how tho club
should be conducted, or failing this.
are bound 10 forever hold their
peace, IS scheduled for Tuesday even
ing. according 20 notices hcing
mailed all members by T.. A. Guiss.
EccretRry.
a. j. Cripo. now president OF the
organization. will net tho part ot
dlarnosticlun, and after taking tho
temperature Of tho various club
momhcrs Will mako dccls!on on Just
what Kind Of medicine should be nd -
mnistorcd tho club during tho COM
ING months
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-07
Mitchell Resigns Presidency.

CHICAGO. July 6---Fred s Mitchell
president and manager or tho Chi,
CaEo National league club, who pi-
lotcd the team to tho ponnant last
year. today discarded tho btesiden.
tial toEa FOR" tho working Fhrb OF
manager. for finish fight FOR thi.
years flag lilo announced his reSlg.
nation To devote all his tlme TO the
team management.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-07

iIarksou out hit by bsttyi ball
Score by iuninEs
Omaha ......... .. s. 00' nFu 100
pcs Noines ....... .OiG 400 ono t
summarize Rnur Gis'hsun y Graham.
pouira. IIatrn sprliman Musscr Dnrlvau.
Schatfmau. MiiAu Connolly. Wright er
rofs glslason orcIman Barheau, Milan.
Coroolly Wright sacrifice hits llashrook
Milan. two base hits. Wright Green. Con
nelly Gas UAshtook struck out boy
Musser & nv Shiukrl q base, ou halls.
on Muasr 2 OF shiukcl T. on 9.hau
man double plays Hartford 10 Uashrook
walker 70 WAsbroot wild pitch NussoT
umpifrs. Jacobs and pNy
lfFEAhff, a.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-07

Games Today
Mcatcrn INngue.

Western league.
WICHITA At TULSA.
oklahoma City at Joplin.
Omaha nt Dos MoineH.
Sioux city at St. Joseph.
National League
Rosion at BROOKLYN.
New NNrk at Philadelphia
81 Louis az Pittsburgh
only three games scheduled.
American League.
Washington at New York
Philadelphia at Boston.
No o;hcr games scheduled.
\ vote No i- n vote for the water
sellers. \ vote YES ~ "a vote for tho
health and happiness of your wife
and babies How will you vote.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-07
Dynamite Wrecks
Butte Buildings

BUTTE Mont. July O. Explosion
~ dynamite placed I'm the entrance
Of the Anaconda Copper Mining
companys pay office early today
damaged that and syryou0dinE
buildings IN tho heart OF rho bust
ness district
An iron grating was blown against
building across tho street, narrow
by missing street car heavily load
ed with miners. Damage was said
not TO exceed $4,000
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-07
WILLARD WAS KAY0ED
IN THE THIRD ROUND
official Ruling by Referee Pccurl
settles Controversy over
Ending OF Fight

TOLEDO, July Because Of ne
controversy over tho duration or the
heavyweight championship contest
between jess willard and Jack
Dempsey and whether Dempsey
should be credited with a knockout
Ohio Pecord. referee OF tho lnie.
pendence day match, ruled tonIgh,
that willard had been knocked out
In the third round Referee Iecort
also ruled the fight ended at tho
close OF tho third round, despite Tho
fact that the towel was not losei
into the ring from Wizards corner
until the bell had sounded FOR The
fourth round. willard. however ga
not leave his chair TO answer ne cal
for the fourth round.
Tex Richard, promoter Of tho con-
test requested an official ruling from
peCord because OF the hundreds Of
telcErNms he received asking II
Dempsey should be credited with a
knockout victory and when The baA,
was officially ended.
G. u. Shysler OF Chicago. who
opcratcd pari-mutuel machines and
- b''h hl AlAt NNllA'hNF hIlNNNN'fA
he had cleared ES2.7O0. lie sad Il
the contest had ended In the fins
round. his winnings would have 70.
tailed Sl26,s22, and ~ willard had
answered the bell for the fourth
round thcv would have been reduced
to SIS. 900. ~
willard was disturbed tonight BY
rumors that ne was dying that he
had been removed TO a hospital and
that he was dead. The defeated
champion has entirely recovered
from the effects OF the punishment
Dempsey gave him. and has decided
to motor 10 his home In Lawrence
Kan. as soon ns his injured eye Il
healed. Mn willard and a few per.
sonal friends will make tho uip
with him
RiCkari announced that both The
boxers were paid In full last night
Dempsey was given S275O in cash
while willard got $4,000 in Liberty
bonds and The remaining 100000 OF
his 100000 guarantee IN cash
Souvenir hunters started to tear up
the arena today and 90 police are
guarding the structure tonight
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-07

'eher butcher huNoWiu. Hruhakrr ReAl'.
errors Nr1kAv fIf'rrt Jones Narncs 4.
Two HAsa h.t Nrall sacrifice hits UonowOtr
Heal. llofuAr Robinson. '-,huItt. sAr
riusu ~ krUrhrr triple play Robinson
TO pcistc - Urothw double plays hcN
lrhcr to RrubAkrr. Pitts "a kcllrhct 20
Real Moran 20 DEBATE, stolen bases
Hoodwin kollrhct. NArgrAyo. BruhAkcr
lo't ON hAtrs So Joseph 2 Siuu, CITY
N,scs ON halls. OF Hoffman g. OF Rarnc'
y struck out hy Ii0rnNn g. by Names 8
umurrs Nec.sr md shannon. time. ! so
attendance 3 ..N
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-07

Tho average family using botllc
winter viii pay more each year for
winter tO drink Than tho Increase in
tnScs will he on tho homo and where
bottle water Is not used the medicine
hill and the doctors bill ln family
of five will moro than Countcrbal-
rnCc the Increase Of nNcs on the
home.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-07

Cleveland

HUAtisd for lunir ln sixth
IrBattcd fur Mrrfa i0 seventh
tRauci for phillips in ninth.
IrRAn Tor HArhy 10 ninth
Score BY inniugs
Cleveland ............ 600 cOl Ooa
ST iouis D01 0iO 2Os-6
summary Runs, t'mer Smith, Gardner.
Evans Grdeon. ~I,ler WilismS 2. Farl
smith Gerhrr. errors Elmer Smith. Wan
bsrlu,s o.. Wood Grdruu. two base hits.
O.NeU. rsr. smiih SEVERED home run,
Finer Smith stolen base williams double
play Wsl,mau 10 G,dnvn to s'slor, lcfi
on bases cleveland 4. st l0uis bases
on halls OF Nyrrs b on WeUnAn
struck out. by Mysr, 1, hy WcilmAn l.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-07

lOpIIN jay N"NNaN0ma VIIy anl
Ioplin split double header today. Joplin
tAfinE the first game 70 o. and d-op
ping the second 70 the lndlAuh 90 !
Mapel pitched both games for Joplin, hay
inq only two bad innings. both oo-m'a,ss
men" GriEEs ht homo run over th'
fence 10 tho first game and Smith put
the ball over iu thr first inuI0F ~ Do,
second game umpifes Holmes nud viuci
~, IN. police when . large crowd throat
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-07
TULSA SHORT $4,000 IN
ARMENIAN DRIVE

Tulsa was stIu $4,000 short in
tho Armenian and Syrian relief cam
paign when the drive ended Saturday
night Campaign headquarters will
be open this week In hopes that
enough donations will be made to
equal the entire quota OF $4,000.
The committee was unable TO
roach several persons who were
counted upon FOR large subscrip-
tions and Il IS believed that they
will send In checks later. owing
60 the absence from the city Of seN
oral members OF the campaign com
mittcc, no more active canvasslng
viii be attempted.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-07
Competent engineers have sald tho

Competent engineers have said thc
only satisfactory source for n wRt1
supply for Tulsa Is the one 10 bo
voted on July TO-. The report OF
these engineers hns been cndorsd
and approved by u large number OF
the most conservative and suCCcs-
ful business men of this city. Surr-
~ no ono Will undertake a. ShI
these men hrc either fools or hood.
lcr9 They represent every lino OF
business In this city, members OF
every civic organization In Tulsa
They Represent probably so pcr cfn!
of oil subscriptions to war funds oil
all kinds and their only intcrrSs IN
the matter Is % stlll further aid IN
building TuisE greater.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-07
REDS GO INTO FIRST
BY BEATING PIRATES
Take Double Header While Giants
Arc Idio--Cuhs WIN Close Game
From tho Cur,linnlr.
BRAVES DEFEAT SUPERBAS
Tribe Fields Perfectly ard Win Slug
fcst-rhiilic- and Giants Are
Not Scheduled

CINCINShri July Cincinnati vent
into first place ln tho Nsuons' league race
today nv winning both games Of double
header from rittshnrgh before tho largest
rrovd that has been on rs l'oaI h''d In
several years
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-07

SUMMARY NurH brrFa % smith
BoehIsr Nut lluswIit. errors IlnIAmoro.
tpfriiter. llhFet o.haHr hits Griiun.
liudamorr three base mite. GrgEs. lluls
sit home run. briggs double plays
Apreiiirf 90 Adams Lamb 10 liulswitt TO
Hueherk lsit ou hasos uAlahoWs Ciiy q.
Joplin 4 oil runs and h.is on Masters
tu 7. Innings bases ON balls on Masters
! on Carmau I on MapG p STRUCK out
hy Masters nv CsuuAH I by Mapcl 10.
~ bAtsman, nan b. tarmau. time. l.Ia.
ufI.e.t. ..,fH
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-07

NummaTy Runs TrFU- Naih q Uroh.
Iousch kcalc kopf Breuler, Sallees er.
rorg Terry Southworth kopi two base
hit Nicholson three base hits. bressler,
sallse leo stolen bases. Sosle, Nicholson
90. double play Terry 10 CuishAw 90
Mu'Ivit. struck out hy Cooper = bases
ON balls or sailsr I on Cooper 5.
ETFnNn q AME
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-07
Kaiser Rides in Race;
But Not the Var Lord

NN The AWoclA'ef lre4s
BERLIN, July : Tho Gcrmn n
derby for S-Nrar-olas was won to-
day hv Gibraltar ridden hy Kaiser.
who led n crack field Of ~ over the
fast 2.to0-metCr track IN 2.331-a
This ls tho fastest record for the
derby In years
Tho winner "a rank outsider IN the
betting. was defeated Tuesday tn y
minor race ny mediocre horec.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-07

81 JNaTrll July q 81 Joseph i"ak
both cr1s ot double header from siou,
CITY TODAY. lo o. and to lloNma7
outptchsi Names Boo tho trTt game
NIi1Wfug only two hits IN tho f,aond game
the saints were ortr.trhsd and ont h't
hut errors hchind Fletcher gave Tho locals
the game
The ssoreN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-07
ERRORS ARE COSTLY,
BROWNS BEAT TRIBE
-Four Mi-plnls Fatal TO Indians.
Walter johnson Effective and the
Griffs Beat NnnLs
WHITE SOX DEFEAT TIGERS
Time Iiturg JI,r Gleason Victory
Athletics and Rcd soy Ncro
Not scheduled.

ST LOUIS .nly Tho huu0E of
EAr smith Williams and sryueii was re-
,ponNhIe Tor ST. Louis, second straight
victory over C'c,clnrd today
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-07

UROOKLNN. July O.. Sir runs scored
hy Hostou iu tho first inning on sit hti'
hrd pass Oft Grimes proved goo great
handicap for brooklyn 20 overcome 10
day aud tho braves won
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-07

" i've Ot tho hest huducas mon
ot Tulsa pil hot five million dollars
ON the CitN's future, nrc the other
"a, 600 people hcrC taking much of ~
chance In betting an equal amount
and giving tho city an adequate
water supply.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-07

n,Nau for kunclrhy In eighth
1Nattri for b Smith iu ninth
Nostou ................ GOO 600 On0a6
brooklyn ...... ....... roo COS uOo--t
summary Runs RAw'irgs Powell.
Cruise l0lkc Man0vIls Govdy Olson.
Johnston O. wheat. errors. Johnston.
Grmoa. tNo.hasg ht Gowdy three. base
hit Johnston. home run. Olson. stolen
base pOmaros. double uIaJ. Olson 10 John.
ston ~ kuprfshy. bases ON balls on
urImos % OF Mamaur O. OF Smith o.
on uomareo struck out by MamauI b.
by urWarrr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-07

NEW YORk July WAshinrton Dc.
isatsd N,w York here today i1 NJ fith
game Of the series The Yankees Dade 40
rhIts oU walter johnson but vs,o unable
60 bunch them
The t~0ra
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-07

CHICAGO July Williams great
pitching boz The pinehoA enabled Chicago 20
defeat Detroit iodAy Chicago won the
game by opporiune hitting
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-07
pe, MnIn., ID omah. ~

nEs MONIES Juy % pes Mol1r. and
Omahs divided douhlsheadct here 10.
day, the visitors. uinuinv tho first con.
test. = to 8. while the locals von The
second battle. 70 &.
Tho scores
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-07
National League


Purr sparkling water makes n ty-
phoid epidemic impossible In TULSA.
DO YOU want n CA-C Of typhoid In
your homC7
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-07
Results Yesterday

Western Lcaguc
At TULSA @. WICHITA I
At Joplin t-l, oklahoma city .-6
Al bcs Moincs SO. Omaha SIS
At ST. Joseph i-2, Sioux city OF
National League
AZ Cincinnati SO. Pittsburgh l-0
At chicago I, 81 Louis Z.
Al brooklyn " Boston 6.
American League
At 81 Louis @. Cleveland J
At chicago I. DtcroIt
A Nyw York 4. Washington
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-07
w york


Washington ....... 600 900 o0o.7 p
Nrv York ........ ........ .0"n UUl u1u.l
summary Runs Milan. Rice MeuoskF.
PIrp. fNo base hits rlpp. Russell three
bose t,t Milan. home run Menosty dou
bio play. Pratt 10 rccknpAlrh 90 ripp
bases ON balls on Russell Z struck out
By KussoI I, BY Johnson
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-07

\ VOTE for che bonds Il vote for
the health and comfort ~ every
man, woman and child IN Tulsa
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-07

or course tho men who have VARY
TO acll are against thc water bond ~
sue. That was To bc expected.