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tendiendoo u fronteras hasta ell
Mar Negro. .Ademas, tendra n
larga faja a 10 largo del litoral del
Mar Egeo. Bulgaria, por su parte'
tendra una parte de dicho territorio
en- la parte noroeste de la Tracla,
extendiendo sus fronteras hasta ell
puerto de Dedeagatch, en- ell Mar
Eceo, sobre una faja internacional:-
zada que Sc extiende desde Marc
MIA. en- dicho ~litoral. hasta ell vale
de Martha, Y por ell norte, desde ell
mar hasta su frontera sur.
Y este es exactamente 10 que Bull
garia ha pedido siempre. Ahora OBJ
tiene un puerto en- ell Mar Egeo y un
pequeno acceso al trritorlo de Ira
cia. Conforme al teXto original del
tratado de Bulgaria no iba a recibir
ninguna concession, pues TODD ell te-
rritorio de Tracia iba a ser cedido a
Grecia. V Ia frontera SUI iba { ser
la que Sc lie habia asignadO al ter
minar la Ultima guerra balkanica.
FL plan propuesto por la comisi6n
americana a la Conferencia de Paz
pondra fin para siempre a Ia con-
troversia entire Grecia y Bulgaria,
que ha durado medic siglo.
Lc cierto es cue ell comerciante a
mericano, Robert, al fundar un co,
legio americana en- el cercano Orlen-
te. puso los Fundamentals de la in
fluencia politica del poder americana,
cuvo alcance, s~eguramente no pre-
VIC e. al hacer dicha m~agnifica fun
daci6n.
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Una nina ~atropellada

La Ambulancia de Policia ocurrio
q las GALES de Navarro y Houston a
recibir de uno de los carros del ser
vicio urbano, a una nina mexicana,
como de ocho amos de edad, para con-
ducirla al Hospital, con ell fin de que
Sc cure dc las lesiones que lie cause
ell canton numero 209621 al atrope-
Ilarla entire la avenida River y ell
Parque Breckenridge.
Las personals que presenciaron ell
accidente, informap que ell conductor
del canton hugo despues de atroPe-
liar a la nina, Ia que quedo tirada en-
medic de la Gale, de donde Ia reco-
gieron ell conductor y el motorlsta del
tranvia.
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Trad del frances para Ia Prensc'
FL Cardinal MERCER, Primado de
Bslgica, que ACADIA de desembarcar
en- los Fstados Unidos, g. n de los
tres grandes hombres cue. ante el
mundo. han simbolizadO 2 Belglca du-
rante IA guerra.
En- primer lugar el Rey, que an
tes de tomar el mando de sus tropas,
le dijo a 81 pueblo el 1 de agosto de
1914: 'Tengo fe en- nuestros desti-
ncs. Tn pals que Sc defiende Sc I'M
pone ell respeto de todos. Else pals
no parecc! Dios estara con nosotros
en- esta justa causa.'
A los habitantes de Bruselas, 81
BuTgomaestre Max les dirigso las
sisuientes palabras: "Ace2tamos pre-
visioralmente los sa~crificios que Sc
nos imponen Y esperamos paciente-
mente Ia nora &c IA repa-acion.
En- fin. h~ablandoles a Sus ovejas,
ell GardenaI Nercier dijo: "Tengamos
haca las personals que dominan por
Ia fuarza militar nuestro pals los
miransntos que impone el interes
general Respetemos los reglamen-
tos que ms han impuesto en- tanto
cue no lesionen la libertad de nues-
tras conciencias cristianas nj nuestra
dignidsd patriotica."
FL pueblo belga teHia jefes. Podia
If al ercuentro lie la deSEracia con Ia
certeza de triunfar.
Rechazado de Amberes, 81 ejercito
belga Sc estableci6, en- octubre de
1914. en- Ell User. Desde csc momen-
TO, el Rey estuvo separado de 81 pue-
Bio. Furicsos de Ia dignidad cue Sc
oponia a 81 i~nsolencia. los alemanes
d~eportaron al BurgomeSt-e Max y
el Cardinal MERCER qued6 solo para
hablarle al pueblo belga. Desde Ia
Navidad de 1914, he aQui 10 que le
dijo:
"....vuestros deberes, los resume
20 en- dos palabras: patriotiSmo ' re-
sistencia.... Nenos que Made ignore
yo 10 que ha sufrido nuestro pals,
Y ningun belga pondra en- duda. al
menos asi 10 espero, el eco que esoS
dolores tienen en- nj alma de ciuda,
dano Y de obispo. Ne parece que es-
tos cuatro ultimoS meseS han dura-
do IN siglo.... La Patria no es So
lamente una aglomeraci0n de inti,
viduos o de familias que habitan e.
mismo sueio : que sosCienen rela,
clones mas o e estrechas de We
cindad o de ~negocios, rememorandC
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. Mercier, opacando Ell tronar de los

MERCER, ~opacando el tronar de los
canones.
Sera una gloria eterna para Ia he
roica Belgica haber producido hon.
bres como Alberto I, como ell General
Leman, como el Burgomaestre Max
V como ell Cardinal MERCER.
En- espera de poder saludar a los
soberanos belgas, ell pueblo de los Es-
tados Unidos y las colonias belga y
francesa de ellos, saludan con n
~respetuosa emocion al venerable pre-
lado que por espacio de tanto ITEM
20 personifico a los ojos de TODD Ell
mundo ell heroismo de Ia gloriosa
Belgica.
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POPULARES


Ell % de Septiemhre de 1919 en-
traron los espanoles en- IA ciudad de
Tlaxcala por haberse comprometldo
la ~republica del mismo nombre, 4 So
meterse a la corona de Espana, des-
pues que sus ejercitos fueron veI-
cidos en- cinco rudas patallas por los
invaSores.
Los tlaxcaltecas recib:eron a los
commissioners con admiration, Gre
vendolos superiorcs, invencibles e in
morales, y los ag~asajaron de mil
maneras.
Cortes e%mprendio Embellishments Ia
conversion de los tlaXcaltecas a la
religion cat0lica y con tai fin GEE
bro varias conferencias o los Ia
tro caciques que ejercian Ell mando
de aquel territorio, pero estos, crla-
dos V educados en- el paganismo, y
| sin entender las explicaciones que Sc
les daban acerca de Ios misterios de
la religion cristiana, Sc rehusaron
nuevamente a zanzibar de %creencia,
por 10 que ell conquistador intento
derribar los idolos, como 10 habia
hecho en- C~empoallan, peto ell P. o.
medo, capellan de Ia expedition, nj
20 yer a Cortes 10 atentatorio de a.
quel acto, que debia ser enteramente
libre.
Los indios que no conocian Ia pol
vora, nj siquiera ell azure, y que te-
Man por ell volcan del Popocatepetl
n cspecie de terror religioso, que
daron profundamente admirados al
yer que I'm soldado espanol habia
llegado hasta el crater del volcan,
Que entonces estaba NJ actividad, ira
yendo de la Gina IN POGO de azure.
Por supuesto gus no Sc dejo ne
| hacer alarde de Ia potencia dc Ia
artilleria ante los tlaXcaltecas, a fin
de que Ia noticia del alcance de aque-
LA arma terrible Sc ~eXtendiese por
| todos los pueblos Y Sc arraigase la
conviction de que era inutil luchar
contra los ~espanoles.
Cortes a pesar del disgusto ce
algunos de sus soldados, qre jamss
habian encontrado tai resistencla en-
las campanas contra los indios de
las Antillas Y de Panama, Y contra
ell c~onseio de III jefe c~empoalteca que
lie anuncio que seria su ruina aque-
la expedition hacia Mexico, porque
con que lie fueran ~presentando ba-
ITALIA los meXicanos ION Glen hon.
bres cada vez, aunque en- muchas sd
liese ~victorioso al fin tendria cue su-
cumhir al numerc de los contrarios
Sc puso en- Marcia resueltamente ha-
cia la gran Tenoxtitlan. llevando seis
mil auxiliares tlaxcaltecas.
Todavia antes de salir de TlaXca-
Ia recibio ell conquistador n emba-
jada del principe 1xtlixochitl, en- que
lie propcnia una alianza como rey
que era de una parte de Texcoco.
Otras muchas embajadas recibio su-
cesivamente, al grade que cuando Sc
emprendio ell sitio formal de Mexico,
los espanoles contaban con un eJer-
cito de 10000 indios aliados. Esto
es 10 que ha hecho decir a IN escr!-
tor mexicano que Ia conquista de
Mexico Ia hicieron los indios y la in
~dependencia los espano!es.
Al pasar los espaiIcies por Cho-
lula hicieron una horrible matanza
en- que perecieron mas de seis mil
ch0lultecas, por haber dicho los tlax-
caltecas que iban como aliados de
Cortes que Sc ~preparaba ALI una
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conspiracion para asesinar a todos
los espanoles. Cortes, sin averigusr
81 era cierto o no 10 de la conspira-
ci6n mando rcunir en- un teocali cs
pacioso a los mobiles y caciques de la
~pcblaci6n. va un trio de arcabuz,
los conquistadores hicieron f%uncionar
sobre aquella m~uchedumbre desarma-
da la ar%tilleria, que hizo horribles es-
TRACES entire los indios, al mismo
tempo que los e~spanoles disparaban
sus armas sobre los que pretendian
huir.
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70 nc puedo dedicar TODD mi ITEM
DO. nj aun la mayor parte de e.. a
desarrollar esta idea Y ponerla en- fun
clones. va Que carezco de PERSONAL
dad e~ficiente, mis- dotes o nu!as en-
estos acahques, Y finalmente el ma
yor obsticulo es: que tengo la nece-
sidad. "Prima force" de TRAFALGAR du-
ra, tenaz V constantemente, para OBJ
tener ell systemic propio Y el Gle mis-
familiares.
Ali queda pues ia idea soore el
tapete rojo Y sangriento de nuestras
desventuras na~cionales, para que a.
quellcs de nuestros p~aisanos, perlo-
distas V politicos, especialmente, que
pueden, saben Y estan dedicados por
entero a las orientaciones ~nacionales,
la ~recoian, prohijen y desarrol!en.
A los demas nos toca apoyarlos y
acudir respondiendo al llamamiento,
poniendo a contribution cuantos me-
dos nos sean posibles, para evitar
ell tremendo choque que amenaza a
gravar nuestra va bien amarga con-
dicion de parias.
ST no hacemos todos los esfuerzos
pcsibles. 81 desoimos Ia *voX claman-
it's. de la Patria ~acongojaGa Y clau-
dicante. iiAnatema para los egoistas
que pudiendo contribuir a Ia salud
de la Patria, la dejaron a~sesinar!!
C. GARCIA HIDALGO.
Habana. Agosto 81 de 1919.
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Por ~vagancia

Ell Captain de detectives, llevo a
cabo la apprehension de tres mexica-
nos que eran vistos constantemente
en- las GALES, sin ocuparse de NADIA
para buscarse la vida. HicIeron la
consignacion ~respectiva a efecto de
que Ia autoridad disponga 10 que estl-
me c~onveniente por 10 que toca a cs-
tos individrc-
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Cuando necesite lihros en espanol
dirijase a Ignacio E. Lozano, Is n.
Santa Rosa. Ave, San Antonio. Tex.
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iijVOX C~LAMANTIS!!!
(V;ene de la Pag. 3a.)

pre- orgullosa de su decoro, esta eX-
puesta a sufrir, injustificadamente.
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Para nutrir q la sangre del hero necesaio no Sc puede recurrr a
4picaciones sobre la pal, ai como para drr al sistema neroioso Ia
cantidad de fosfatos que necesita para sa atmenfaclon, no Sc
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FOR EXCESSIVE
URIC ACID
TRY THE WILLIAMS TREATMENT
rs Cent Bottle (32 Doses
FREE

Just because you start tho day worried
and tired. sHn legs and arms and muscles
an aching h.sd burning and bearing dora
pains In the bAck-~oru out before M
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LARGE SOONER SQUAD
IS TAKEN TO DALLAS
owen Leaves with - Men for Texas
Gumc-IicNlsCi Lineup An
nounCcd by Coach

Spccs TO The world.
NORMAN. Okla. oct i6 Twcn-
ty-two players will be In the tni-
vrrsity 81 oklahoma football squad
taken to Dallas for The annual okla.
hOma Texas clash Saturday II was
announced tonight by Coach Ben
ME owen.
This is four or five more men than
usually are taken on this rip ana
indicates that SUBSTITUTES viii I've a.
frequent IN the Lupghoru game as
they were In the Kendall scrap
The men who will make tho trip
are Dow lIamm and William Nc.
kinney, centors. Captain lcrl Deacon
Claude Tyler and Elmer Walls,
guards Paul Johnston. Earl Bech
toId and Carl Ciark. tackles, ltoss
Johnston. Howard Marsh, Myron TN.
ler, Ralph Myer and Dwight Ross
ends Russell Hardy. quarter, Arlo
Davis. quarter and fullbaCk, Dewey
Luster. quarter and hHlfback, Alber'
Briscoe, Hugh McDcrmott, HcfscheI
Graham, phil white and Dorsey
Boyle, halfbacks, and Roy SWATCH
fullhack
Marsh and Ross Johnston probably
will start at ends. Bechtuld aud Pau
Johnston at tackles, Deacon and
Claude tyler at guards. Hhmm al
center, Hardy nt quarterback Bris,
cue ana Graham or boyle at hult
backs and Sw ttck. fun
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KENTUCKY HORSE SHOW
" IS STAGED TOMORROW

LOUISVILLE. Ky oct l6-
churchill DoSns. IouIsvNlrs race
course ls bsln. made ready COR tho
Kentucky army horse show tn poo
STAGED October ~ under tho auspices
nf the 3. rst division. ryrular army.
The exhibition will include wlIi-
tary demonstrations supplemented
hy horse shows and racing. Tor
which prizes will hc awarded Many
artillery and machine sun displays
and small gun contests are planned
Mai Cen Charles T.. SuwWcrnia
commander of She division. has Gig
uifird hts intention Of exhibiting AS
part ~ the decorative scheme, all ~
ihe battle nlr- used hN the "Ilght-
ing First" ln France and Germany.
MANY souvenirs ot the world war
also will ns shown
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HIGH AND AGGIES TO
BATTLE HERE FRIDAY
Local Scholastics Play Farmu
Academy Elcyen-Lincup Of Tulsa
Regulars Doubtful.

Hard signal drili constituted ,hs
final workout OF the Tulsa high
school football squad which meets
the Oklahoma Aggie academy eleven
at Lee field today and at its
conclusion Coach Brennemau az.
pressed himself as satisfied with ihe
condition OF his local sclru Tie
charges. Doubtful condition Of 4uUe
OF the men and the excellent work
OF numerous former second string
players during the past two weet.
has made 1t impossible to forecast
the probable lineup.
Roop. star end playing hts fourth
year In Tulsa moleskins, Will start at
one flank position with the other
doubtful. Chadwell. out OF ilst
weeks game. may be used today
Brownfield. captain, was switched
from tackle to end in the Sapu'pa
contest and showed well az the new
position and may start there today
Should Hrownfield be used al end
A. Carter OF Shafer viii probably
be at tackle positions. The l1ltcr
Is playing his first year at Tu
high school but showed exceptional
~ wei III lhrt NtlulhAN khll' ana
In scrimmage for the past two wcuks
Stout and Quilter, guards Of lIst sea.
son, have the call on that position
In today's battle. Center place Is be-.
tween Morgan and stone
Hendricks In the likely choice for
quarterback the splendid passing
and generalship OF the veteran pilot
being OF great aid in previous games
this year. Hughes is "A capable avail
able substitute. Reese viii prob
ably he used at fullbaCk with Nor
gan at center. In the event Reese
Is shifted 10 half Morgan Will be
sent to the plunging position.
Despite the Injury TO Poe which
will keen that halfback out for sew
eral weeks there are numerous hail.
back candidates OF more than orii-
nary scholastic class. including D.
Carter. Byers. Casper and Carson
Today's game starts at SN
o'clock
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Thompson Fails to
Arrive; LungfOrd
Works at CarniUul

Jack Thompson. heavyweight
who meets Sam Langford In the
I6.round main event Of the Tulsa
Athletic clubs show Monday night
did not arrive In Tulsa yester-
day as scheduled, and. according
TO word received by Promoter
Machen. viii not arrive In Tulsa
until Saturday The cause OF
Thompson delay was not stated
In the wire received by Machen.
Langford continued training be-
fore a packed house at the Dream
land thcater yesterday and added
TO his already large number OF
followers In this city. Working
with Rough House Ware as
wlndup to his training yesterday
Than" showed the same speed
and Mttlng powers that carried
him to the crest OF tho pugilistic
world and which are certain to
worry his younger opponent Mon
day
Langford Is 10 give a special ex-
hihltion at the Kennedy carnival
tonight at . o'clock
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SPORTSMEN HUNT GAME
FISH WITH MOTOR BOAT

SPOKANE, Wash. oct l6,--liluc
hcrnns ana high powered motor
boat proved fatal combination FOR
the game fish NJ Culvalc lake, long
a favored spot for fishermen
The motor boat tore through the
water with Cutout open and the
pressure generated CAUSED the fish
to rise To the surface and die
The blue h,rous deposited waste
matter imprcrnatyd with tho-Firus
~ tapeworm, which developed and
Killed the fish In thousands.
The dccimation OF the fish was
90 marked that Ur. Nathan Iastcu.
assistant professor OF zoology at the
university OF Washington was called
ln as an expert to dricrmln" the
cause lie Investigated thorough ~
and the Indictment against tho birds
and the boat .H the result.
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EAST CENTRAL GRIDS
PLAY NORTHWESTERN
Leading Contender Tor State Normal
Football Title Meet nc Ahn
To-day.

ADA. okla, oct l6--Coach New
comb and his gridiron youngsters ot
the East Central normal ,ctt AiA
Yesterday afternoon Tor AlYu Whrr.
they will meet the strong team uf tnt
Northwestern normal loo a game FIJI
day afternoon with the exception
ot Mckoy who Ia not IA U harden ID
physical condition yet and was nrcrs
sarily left a. home the team IT, IN
good shape While The NurihwuH stern
boys are much heavier than t1H.
Central players. the latter are expect.
ing TO make up In speed what th'y
lack in weight
The showing made aglius' The
Catholic uniytrAty here o. week ago
has given the East Central men more
c1nfidcupc The Catholics ihuu sh
well trained and tnsi. were mo- mn.c.
for the intricate plays ihr Ird14nEs
are uHinE this year Roach tI Vult
trrhack kept rhg opposing players
guessing aU Through .ne Etwr
That tho gam, Ef.IA, win hr
a hard one is thr opinion uf Coach
Newcomh Tie believes Ava hNs
one of fhr strour,sI nt ins normal
school teams. and believes tNH. tnH
winner in Friday contest v.N hHH"
little difficulty iu connecting NtH
the state normal school champion.
ship.
Vernon. the fuilhaeh f0r E5st zen.
tral. has developed excellent t0m .H
the last DO days with two years
experience lu This game before fH,
war and with hiH eaurf fence uu tN,
athletic teams VI ,he American rN
pcdltionars forces iu France. lr Do
showing up as one Hf 'lr E-
athletes in the history OF East ''H
trail BE la ffsi. daring carries .h'
hau well and tackles v.,h certainty
EIdH al center Is also nfoyrg
strong member and is following Dr.
the footsteps 90 -t,rall last Nv'r
Fast central contribution tp thv a'l
state eleven.
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ASSUMED NAMES ARE
ADOPTED BY BOXERS
Three OF Present Fighting Cinm-
pions Scrap Under Monnikcrs
Not Their own.

Three Of our present nmplOns
are fighting under aAAumed names.
Jack Dempsey's full name William
Harrison Dempsey Jack Hritton II
known No his intimate friends and
family hs William llrussiin. Kenny
Leonard's fhmily name be- Icinrr.
Hoxcrs who adopted ring names FOR
their fighting purposes ur";
JACK Dempsey william Harrison
Dempsey
soldier partflcld--lacoh J, BART
field
Knockout Brennan William
Brouner
Jack Britlon-- william J. Br~sslin
Young Hritt--Frank rachcco.
George Knockout Brown--G gorge
ContAs
Frankie Callahan samuel HolZ
man,
GSorge Chlp-Oeorge Chipulonls
Eddie COulon Edgar Francois.
Leach cross Louis G. Nallnch
Jack Dillon Earnest Price
Bryan Downey- William %. Dow
ney.
Johnny Dundee Joseph Carrora.
Noung Erpe--iluHh Calvin
Wildcat Ferns Clarence McCub-
bins
porkv 4lynn Patrick - ol'lypn,
Jimmy iIanlon Louis Quarantine.
Pete Hartley Peter lGlseuhnTO,
While Jackson Oscar Tohler.
Rocky Kansas Rocco roEze.
Eddie Ketcheli Edward WpHluski.
steve Kctchcl-- Lester Onkcs.
,Patsey Kline PasQuM GonFro.
Benny Leonard benjamin Lcincr.
Blll Lang william lanirnnchL
Louisiana Joseph nldorburg
. Young LustiR Max LustN
Pal Moore Thomas Wilson
Moore.
Knockout Mars Louis MnrEolis,
Willie Meehnu Eugene Nhlcutt
Bob Moha Robert Muchn
Al McCoy-A Rudolph
Herb McCoy Herbert Wilson.
Kid Mccoy Norman Selby
Battling Nelson oscar Nelson.
KID Norfolk william ward,
Dick O'Urien Al ballard
Jack Read Alfred Read.
billie Ritchir George Sicfton
Joseph Rivers dose Nharra.
Tommy Ryan SiAyh Young.
Gunhout Smith Edward J smith
Jefr Smith Jerome Jrtfcrls
Mysterious uilly smith Amos J.
smith
Joe wenlug Joe wlliung
{Narley Whie--Chorles Aneho-
Fid williams John Guterkr.
Young Wallace Ouo EaWlskc.
Tony I'm Anthony .Zlella
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"W0RTH A WHOLE
LOT TO FEEL LIKE !
Do" HE SAYS
After -Four Years of Suffering lhl@
Man Finds Relief ne l.Rst-l'hlhH
In Weight and Strength

ITS worth a whole lot 20 Zee. NE
| do now. since Orgatuue Trca' '"'.,
has taken away the trouble
bothered me 80 much FOR 'hr Y,
four years" said G. Mueller ei -
West Twenty street Ini'A
Okla. a few DAYS ago.
Whenever man suffers 's
a. I did he gets 20 the plac. Nn
he feels IKE there is nothing 'N'. v"
So him - good he r.r
"and that's just the way ] had Poi.
20 feel Long ago ! got Fn a.-
aged OF trying remedy after
and treatment after treatment N.
only rave me little 'cWpurI.'
lief MY food did not digest D. ..
and would cause uains trHH
which would fHru. nn 'f
continually. Every night
lie awake Tor hours az tirT"
20 close my eyes from this ''i'
trouble ...-,
"Id been well enough s7's..' ID,
20 have my suffering '.N''..
that's not an OTrptone d.' '"'
I have gained In weight and s''
since ] started taking i' .'
a. hearty r. meal rs u NH'
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-17
KENDALL COLLEGE AND CENTRAL TO CLASH
Gays Return Boosts
Aggie Stock in Game
WIN Christian Grids

Special 10 The World.
sTILLWATER. Okla. oct Ia
Thurman Gay always called
Dutch, who was recently chusyp
az captain of the 1919 oklahoma
A. Il NJ college football team, D.
again in tho HCrimWagcH after
weeks illnrsH on account Ui
poisoned arm
Gay was not I'm the game against
the Haskell Indians, ia which the
AgEi,s were uuuu,td g. 10 ?
Many OF The fans attribute the
Haskell victory tu Gay h uhsouco
from the line The krd7kins
rHmmed the Unc particularly iu
the contrr. fur many EaiuH ~ con
sequence which put thrm IN sirlh-
INK distance just before they
scored their NNu ipuuhdowne G1y.H
arm iH about well ana his work hi
center viii hy counted upon nH ono
0f the AEglo strong points during
the remainder OF the season.
Gay played hls first football at
A 4 NJ iu 1915. coming here from
Iawhuska high school. He wus
a .ncmbcr of tho isfa vnrslty and
at tho end ~ MAT seasoG aH elect.
I'D captain FOR leiT, Dtsad of
returning 90 college he weat io Of
firer- training camp ana won
commission In the winter OF 1917
he was a member ~ the cham
pionEhip AFgio basketball tenn.