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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-02-28
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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-02-28
Kills His Sister, Then Sees Movie.

New York, JAN 5.-Richard q.
Phister, who was arrested Friday
night charged with shooting and kill
ing his sister, Mrs. Ella Zahner, 1t
her home i'm Woodhaven, Queens, went
to a moving-picture house to see a
comic picture after the shooting, the
police declared.
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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-02-28
Such Women Just
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-05
JOHNSTON, IN
W|NNINC TITLE,
IS WORLD STAR
"Comeback' of Little Cali
fornian Remarkable,

tl'v ltrnrnhtionnl News ServiccD
NlW YORK, sept } 900 William VI,
Johnston. the San Francisco flash, has
today rghincd the national lawn ten
mis- singles championship rs n result OF
one Of the most brilliant comebacks
eve" stored In Hrr branch 81 SPORT
Weighing only 1870 pounds and frail In
appearance. this product of the Califor
nR courts has exhibited the fastest ten
mis- ever seen In this or any othet
country. aud his victory in IN. final
round Of the thirty-eigtth annual
tournament at Forest llills gives him
rank MS the worlds hest tennis play ycr.
Defeated Patterson.
I'm fighting his way to the champion
ship Johnston waded through the tough
est pHrt OF the draw. and dld u with u
snap and NlgOr that left no doubt Ns IN
his class His claim on world suprcm
acy IN tennis is based ON the fact that
10" defeated Gerald Patterson. the Aus
trIlto s'"r who Won tn" Britlsh title
40 Wimbledon from a field thar cm-
bfar,d the hest talent the foreign
countries could produce
4 perUsal Of the records of the prcs-
cnt tournament shows how Johnston
moved down al opposition IN his path
way How he swept Gerald Patterson,
British champion, n. l.. Murray. Apcr-
icau champion, Wallace Johnston and
William Tildrp from hts pnthwaN,
makes brilliant tennis history. Ills
comeback Is ull the more imposing be
cause he reguined the title after q
lapse NJ three years. u feat which many
champions In hrarChc7 ~ s1oft have
tried and failed to accomplish.
HAS Everything"
But Johnston has the weapons. lie
Is, first Of all. the greatest tournament
player In the game--the greatest
money" player as they say In base
ball aud he had everything else. too.
\ terrific service. n wonderful ground
stroke. uncanny furehand and back
hand control OF his racquet. force 90 his
Nullcyng and accuracy tO his place
meuts. In addition ho outmaneuvcred
and outgencralcd all comers. John
ston's victory over Tildon WAS popu-
lar. lie Is one OF the best liked play
ers in tho game and the surprise he
gave the tennis world. which had cN-
peCtcd to SEQ him fall before Tilden's :
terrific service. was complete.
The tennis stars were still fixed In
with the Australians American matches
scheduled as the attraction. To-day y
schedule. starting At 7 y. m, calls for
the following matches:
lnu1olnti vco't. fustralia, Va Wal
lace Johnson, America; II. V, Thomas,
Australian. Ns. Il. y. Williams. Amer
ira. norman r.. NrootCA "0h Ce ID
Patterson, Australia. w. William VI.
Johnston and william T. Tilden H.
America
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-05
cHICACO ONLY
! SIX and A HALF
n GAMES IN LEAD
Detroit Will Pass Indians II
Latter Lose,

@ CHICAGO Sept. With the local
Z team niN aud one-half games Inv the lcad,
the Chicago white Sox and Tris Speak
cr's Cleveland Indians were ready today
to open q three game series. which VIII
have an important bearing on tho final
outcome OF the race for tho Amerlt an
league rcnuGnt
Manager Gleason of tho SoN nm
npunced thnt both of his pitching stars,
Cicotio and Williams were. ready after
long rests. Dick Kerr. who has becn
showing to good advantage In his re-
cent starts will probably draw the as
aiEnmcnt for the odd game.
Detroit Yesterday gained a half game
on the leading SoX and their trailing
rivVls. the Clcvypnd club, when they
defeated St Louis should the SoN and
the Tigers win their games today,
Cleveland will drop 10 third place.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-05
NAYS CASE nEARD
q IN Federal COURT

NEW YORK. Sept. t. Lesa, action
IN the pitcher Carl Mays case was
carried to federal court here today
and the Yankees hope to have tens
Johnson or other American league
officials and club owners from keeping
Mays out OF the game, made per-
manent
On the strength of admissions BY
Johnson nj preliminary TO the hear.
lng In federal court, that he owned
stock In the Cleveland baseball club
and that he had not suspended Msls
until two days after his purchase by
the New York club. Colouels Rupp.rt
and Huston hope tn win their legal
battle with tho league executive
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-05
Art Gumrn Says:
Cory Doian Has Doped Out the
Western Race for Me-

Dear Editor
Well I'D. | had n talk Yesterday with
Cozy Dnlan which 50 managing ST
Joseph and found out all about tho pen
uHnt race and | will spill II so the folks
viii know how TO bet.
! saws ,'ozy II u true that your
Saints is going south or somewhere
with the flag this year and he SAYS
Yes We have been going south but viii
not go any furtherpin that direction
a. ftcr we leave oklahoma City but will
turn back and no north after that.
Well I'd. | couh not make much
sense TO that and 7 seen Cozy was mod
est about claiming the rag 80 I saws ~
H.. "a -. M. ~. Nf.,i,.. 80. NFt.,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-05
LEONARD BOUT
WAS FAST ONE
Soldier BartfieId Kept Cham
piOn Busy,

PHILADELPHIA, Sept $ Benny
Leonard, the lightweight champion,
ou,poiutcd Soldier Bar,iield III six
round battle last evening at the Ma
tloual League park 1t was a due
between a keen witted torsdor and
Wild rushing bull as fiction and
fact always said the toreador never
failed 10 get the verdict
For the entire eighteen minutes the
crowd aazsd-an The scene With .throb,
'bing intcreu. fhsy saw-Lecn,1fd jao
hook and throw over some carefully
measured blows. At the same time
they wondered whether Bartfield, fhe
freak OF the ring. would be lucky
enough to smash Leonard with that
trcacherous left back hand wallop
that has brough, him fame At ,imee
particularly in the fourth, he crashed
his loose sAhging iron fists against
the champions jaw. They hurt. ior
Leonard grew furious and bored -
Ike a maddenG gladiator. Then he
would smash steadily and cruelty at
his opponents viSage,
SELDOM wou'i Bartiicld show the
cii4ctS Of this bitter punishment, but
onf Two occasions he was forced 10
brtak his lowering scowl and smile
tlt realized what will o the wisp
he was trvng to crush.
As the boys sized up Bartfield ap-
peared heavier, older aud sturdicr
than his antagonist When they bat
tied there was no difference cxceo'
that LcUuard's marvellous speed and
strategy orercamc the heit OF the
soldier.
After the final bell rang Barttiell
walked over to Leonard, shook hands
! and blur,cd:
Benny. you're a great fighter
you're a good man yourself re
piled Leonard.
Then they departed 10 their quar-
ters. A good iiah' was the verdict.
. .
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-05
ATTEMPT AT CAVE-MAN
STUNT ENDS IN ARREST

PORTLAND. Orc-Old John. Law
is always spelling romance.
Just when Ernest Fix tried TO pull
a cavc-man stunt aud fix it UP for he
and Miss Wally4 En0ac to wed, the
bride.to-bc went and had hin ar
rested.
''fe used to sit on my porch with a
gun and threaten to kill me unless |
married him she toHS thc.lfourt
Then Ernest who is n years old,
was held under 5000 bonds for in
veSiigation by the grand rury.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-05
EXTRA INNING
GAME TO SAINTS
Williams and Park Engage
in Lively Duel,

For while in yesterdays gamo II
appeared a. though the Indians and
Saints would have to call the contest
off on account OF darkness and settle
the affair today. They bnt,cd through
ninp iunlngs OF fast. break-neCk bail.
with the odds about even, with Park
and Williams TIPPING them off az fast
Jns they came up, Holland wns getting
Bills rain checks ready. and figuring on
how much money he was going TO lose
today when Hamilton. OF the visitors.
strolled 10 the plate.
He leaned against the pill so harl
that Tanner, down at short. vowed that
II looked like telephone wire as IL
sizsled through tho infield. Kellchers =
efUundcr sent him to third. and he
spiked the plate when Moore let one
go by him. Kellaher taking third Butch
cr eot one IN Falk's direction and
kellehcr scored. making the count
| to .
So Holland will sell tickets again to-
day for the second OF three game
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-05

witz. Walker Sacrifice hits. plug,
Rouowitz Sacrifice flS, Butcher.
Double plays, Llndimorc, Benson and
Griggs; Tauncr Bcnsen and Griggs
Beall. kelleher and butcher STRUCK
out by Park 3, Williams Z. Bases on
balls. Off Park I. Williams J. Len ON
bases, oklahoma city s. St Joseph s.
Hi by pitched BAH, by Park | CWalkcrl.
Wild pitches, Williams Passed balls.
ShCstak Moore Time hours. TIM
pires, shannon and Jacobs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-05

partnent); "We'li have to squeeze a
stenographer in this corner"
Jarz-bo; "Do you mean Miss Hug
OF the audi, department."
Well, Well!
Linsdy Panake runs grain and
Hour store in Dassel, MINI
ala Boyl
Some farmers merely fool around
and scratch the soil. But YOU cln
find an Ernest Farmer in Titon, Ga.
The Trouble.
The trouble" said old lara Moon.
with any self-mado siob.
Is thst he knocks Oft work too soon
And brags about the job"
Luke Mcf.uke
thought.
said good old Uncle John.
81, that the self made man Ia not
Well-made An he lets on."--Bix. 4
Our Daily Special.
Try TO be hall as good as YOU
think others ought to be.
Luke McLuke Says.
II nature doesn't give man a cQm-
plexion he has to stand pat. BM il
Is different with woman.
We often wonder how undertakers
managed to become wealthy before
automobiles were invented
\ woman makes too much fuss over
clothes. II isn't her clothes that at.
tract attention. 1t is wha, she wears
them on
Funny how tho blisters that come
from digging for worms never hurt
the way they would II they came from
digging ditch.
A woman is as old as she looks be.
fore she gets her coffee in the morn
ing
Many a married man wonders why
his w'ie puts in Ill her time trying
TO be disagreeat<E
When you reach a certain age your
hair quits trying TO grow on your head
and devotes all Of its energy TO grow
ing IN your ears.
Even after she has been that way
Tor year a woman can't realize that
she is lat
Your wife may have her faults.
But il it wasn't for her you would
make fool OF yourself oi,ener than
you do.
A single man can be fool and not
know it. But /, is diiieren, with .
married man.
The o, f. man who used to pick to.
matoes now has a son who tries 10
pick winners.
Wen adm, that VIC are no better
than other folks But We believe that
II we owned a white horse we would
send him to the laundry once in =
while.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-05
FINED $40 FOR CUTTING
HAIR ON SUNDAY

BOSrON-lt cost Jacob Rudkin OF
Mattapan $40 in the Dorchester court
Tor trying TO evadc the rules OF the
BARRIERS union and earn extra money
by cutting hair at his home on Sun
days. He was found guilty OF violat-
ing the Lords day laws and was
lined $40
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-05

"Despite all the men who have gone
before him, Jack Dempsey is In llne
70 make pugilistic history that will
live forever
This was tho recent comment NJ
James j jcffrirs. formerly worlds
henvyweight champion on the victory
OF jack Dcmnscy over Jess Willard
"Ihc record ne has made In the last
fout years said tho former champion
with his sleep producing punches IL
0he OF the marvcls OF the prize ring,
/, and stamps him rs n puRilist with hit
ting powers such as few champlous
have possessed since glove contests
euceeeded the days OF bare knuckle
fights"
After comnarinE Dempseys = ring roc
ord with other puglists who held the
Title, Jeffrcs said
~Uome Of the old timers declare thu
Aoh FftIsimmnnS was the hardest
puncher IN ring history. Rut great as
NNs OIL Fits record the list of knock
outs he hung UP was not as long aa
that whlchc Dempsey complied in four
sho4 years "
\ FfSsimmous, continued Jeffrles. WIS
credited with two knockouts. while
DtAnnsev has ended five bouts with the
cnrnt OF ten
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-05

When your aunt visit. us she will
Dflng more sunshine into your life"
don't want more sunshine" pro
tcSisd the little girl who /, bepinnire
to study the looking glass. 'iyr 90,
freekles enough now"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-05

YESTERDAYS RESULTS

Western.
Oklahoma City :. 81. Joseph On
innngsl
Dcs Molncs s: Wichita Z
Tulsa s. Omaha 2
Sioux city 6. Joplin ,.
American.
Washington So. Philadelphia 2-6.
81. Fouls 0; Detroit =.
National.
BROOKLYN I. New York :.
Philadelphia | I,ostor 4.
Chicago 3. Pittsburgh
American Association.
Milwaukee b. Toledo /.
Kansas City \. indianapolis &
Minneapolis J. Louisville ? (li IN
rlngsl.
St Paul nt Columbus, no game.
Texas League.
At Fort Worth 4 : Waco .
At Bcaumpnt l6-5; Galveston 3s.
At Shreveport & Dallas o.
At Houston ,: san Antonio 2.
Oklahoma ksnsas.
~ Ncwlilrk I. Blackwell s.
Al ponca Chy-Arkansss city post
,oned
Southern.
~ fiii'o Rock ~. Chattanooga o.
second pame /, Innings
~ New Orleans Atllui- !.
~ Nashville 4 Memphis 0.
birmingham Mobile. played Wednes-
lay.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-05
Lt41eMIhGe
His Column

Mercvl
For his wlfes dog he win not buy
, bog biscuit What II pityi
but every night this stingy guy
Goes out and feeds a Kitty.
HUH
Don't take tho word OF Oswald DAVIS.
Hes always sure To break II.
And Yet he keeps his word, because
Hc knows no man will take
The Wise Fool.
The meek shall inherit the earth, "
observed III" sage
Then most oi the men ! know will
never own any property commented
the fool.
Advice.
Take this advice. II isn't bad.
So son. do not refuse a.
Instead OF finding fault. my lad
Why don't you try 10 lose IL
Haw, Haw!
"One never grows too old TO learn
said the old iogy
That's right agreed the crouch,
II know chorus girl who attends
summer school during her vacation.
Wuif!
Lot Lott deals In real estate
| know tho young fellow very well
And Oft have heard him oratc:
Let LotE has n lot OF lots to sell,
.Goshl
ASHLAND. Ky, independently
He visited TO a big tobacco house
which he had never before seen any
thing like
why?
Why is it that no matter how
crowded the smoker ou the train may
he, the candy butcher occupies a
double seat on the shady side'
Is That So!
Shc goes To service each day,
\ piuus girl 10 Nell;
And this is what tempts mo TO say
That she ls II Church belle.
Luke McLukc.
And when she went to school this lass.
Whose name. YOU say, is Nell.
She was the falrest of her class.
They0called her tho School Belle,
Newark Advocate,
Tuffl
Ed Mills N l.atonia, Ky. who
served with the American expeditions.
ary forces, has been i'll and has los,
a lot OF weight. He returned home
IRON England and was greeted by
Herman Herzoy. Hello, Ed" said
Hcrtog ~ see you're back from the
front" rs that sol' replied Sid. in 4
feeble voice. II knew was thin, but
| didn't think ] was that bad"
Oh!
There may be Older men in other
branches Of the service. But you can
find A. foungerman in the air Seyvice
Of the United States. ,s
What's the Fare to Cievsland7
The Federal Reserve bank of Cleve-
land gets out a little publication called
Federal Reserve Notes. We find the
following in a recent issue:
kieeb discussing arrangement OF
desks. etc. for the new accounting de-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-05
Mr.. AND MRS. SUIT WILL
BE SUITED IF DIVORCE
SUIT SUITS JUDGE

kOKOMO, Ind Here's 4 story
that should suit most anyone Mr.
and Mrs Leonard SUIT OF Russiaville
didn't suit each other. Mrs. Suit
didn't suit Suit and Suit didn't suit
Mrs. Suit. Russiavlllc didn't suit
Mrs. Suit. either, so she's LETT Suit.
Suit suited words to action by filing
suit for divorce from Mrs. Suit If
the divorce suit suits the court Sui,
and Mrs. Suit will be well suited
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-05

rs this hard cidcr?" asked the
prospective purchaser.
Sure" said the rural dispenser.
But how hard is it,'
We'll. my hired man who never
wuz right peart before. filled up on
III stuff ,'other day an Ii, out down
the big road yellin' Glory hallelujah
I'm all iivhf IN the home OF tn
brave an tn land OF til free !"
Gimme lon.'-Birmlnghim
Age Herald.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-05

Jock Gillespie, the ,rfleldsr turn
81 baeksto tho Giants by the Birp-
hamton club Of tho International
league and now released 70 the
sioux City club of the Wsstsrn
league, 10 one OF the smallest play
ers In the game, standing only five
feet one inch and Weighing only
~ poundr. Ths first time the
HlnShamton club went 20 Toronto
thls year. lex was halted by
Jares McCatftoy, president of the
leata, as he started through tho
PLAYERS gate In the Toronto park.
I"Noy. KID" said MeCaffroy,
"~herr are you oolnpr
"Why, I'm one OF the Bingham.
2 ten players replied Jock.
"Cct out OF here" was the rstort.
Ntocn't try to pull that STUFF on
me-"
II finally was necessary FOR Gil.
etfple to send for Frank schuits,
th4n manager Of the Binuhs rton
Cub, 10 Identity him before ne
buld gain admittsncs, When Jock
ecnnsd HE uniform, he returned 10
W. cate md standing before Nc.
CAffrey, sSld; NOV. look mo over
carefully SOS you'll know me when
yeu sec me again"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-05

What's the Fare to Clevsland7
The Federal Reserve bank of Cleve-
land gets out little publication called
Federal Reserve Notes. We find the
following in recent ,issue'
kleeb discussing arrangement OF
desks, etc. for the new accounting de-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-05

There may be Older men in other
branches Of the service. But you can
find A. founger,nsn in the air Seyvice
Of the United States. a.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-05
Looking EN- Over
With
JACK KEENE

The announcement that Jim Thorpe
win ensagc in professional football
again this fan with The Canton CO..
team recalls TO mind that there are
several major league stars who could.
II they desired devote their timo quite
proftabl TO the gridiron game,
John McGrnw. manager ~ the
GIANTS. recently obtained Frank FrlfCh,
Who starred ON the football team ns
we'll as on the baseball nine at Ford
ham
Leslie Mann, the star outfielder Of
tho Chicago Cubs Is football player
of no little ability. Winle NJ the V.
NJ G. a. college he established wide
reputation and wns chosen by many
critics for the All-Amcrica team Mann
played hallback and was an exception
al puntcr
Eddie Collins was good quarter
back Mt Columbia The crew Of the
Y. s. :. Pennsylyania will hear wit
ne8 to nhhlt" Mnranyille'a ability
on the gridlron. The pcppcry litfla
shortston Of the Braves virtually won
tho championship for the sailors while
a member of their crew last season.
Dave Robertson, the former Giant
outfiellef; ilenthcote of the 81. LouiS '
Cardinals and George Halas. the young
ouuieldcr who was with the Yankees
eaily in the season, arc all football
players of exceptional ability.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-05
Why2

Why is it that no matter how
crowded the smoker on the train may
he, the candy butcher occupies
double seat on the shady side
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-05
Gosh |

ASHLAND. Ky. independently
He visited TO a big tobacco house
which he had never before seen any
thing like.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-05
Is That So!

Sho goes 70 service each day
\ pious girl 10 Nell,
And this is what temp,s mo 10 say
That she IL II Church belle.
Luke McLukc.