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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-06-13
New Baseball Club, the
Naudain, Will Enter
City Competition

Frank Stiles, 1928 Naudain
street, announces that the Nau-
dain Athletic Club nine has
been organized and is ready to
go on the field at once for games
with teams whose players ages
range from IA to IT years. The
lineup includes number of
members of the Swatara team,
and, according to Manager
Stiles, the Naudain Club is like
ly to take a place in the City
Junior League within hte near
future.
Uniforms have been ordered
and are expected in a few days.
The list of players given by Man
ager Stiles includes Ed Lentz,
Paul Unger. Samuel McLinn'
Harry Shuyster, Gus Morton
Robert Crown, Paul Hoover,
Warren Shower, Daniel Page,
Park Madden, Levan stevenson
Earl Nelson and Arthur Suiter.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-06-13
Two-Cylinder Williams,
= of Colored Monarchs,
to Face West End

The West End A. A. will
meet the Harrisburg Monarchs
in a contest to be played on
the West End A. A. grounds
at Fourth and Seneca streets
Saturday afternoon at p. m.
The Monarchs are a colored
aggregation made up of the
best known \colored ball play
ers in Central Pennsylvania.
williams, the star twirler for
the Monarchs, should be re-
membered as the wonderful
pitcher of the old Harrisburg
Giants. He is a right-handed
twirler when the bases are
empty, but when there is a
man on first base he switches
and twirls with his left arm. /
This contest should be one
of the most exciting contests
played on the West End
grounds this season for the
reason that the colored aggre-
CATION is full of life and is al
ways accompanied by a large
crowd of real rooters. The
seating capacity has been in
creased by the erection of
bleachers on both the right and
left field sides. These bleach
ers, together with the grand
stand, will seat about 1000
fans. A very large crowd is
expected to attend this game.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-06-13

Algonquins, 8; hit by pitcher, Gott-
SHALL Heagy; stolen bases, Gottshall.
Fellows, Reel, Lutz, Black, Heagy,
Stoufer, N. Snyder, Ellenberger.
Reed; innings pitched, Books, 6;
Haenhlen, q; Reel, A; time, 81 min
utes; umpire, Harbolt.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-06-13

base hit, A. Zimmerman; double
plays, Shaeffer to Cover, Lutz to
Fellows; struck out, by Books, 10;
by Haenhlen, 8; by Reel, 4; base on
balls, off Books, 8; Haenhlen, 1;
Reel, q, left on base, East End, 5 !;
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-10

dobrosrdetnJ a roztomily, pi-
Sc dopisovatel "Berl. Tagbl." !"
doslova, ma pravy slovansky
bodry temperament a dobre
srdce. Dnes pry mu chybi vsak
hlavne jedno Ga tom ma ne
mecky pozorovatel pravdu) /:
neni jeste vychovan pro svGj
samostatny stat. Dlouho Sc Ce-
81 vychovavali V oposici proti
Vidni a ia vyp6stovana oposic-
nj krev jim vre zilach n.y.
nj, kdy by Sc NELL "radeji ucit
politice positivnf, nema-li je-
jich ozivly stat zHstati zjevem
efemernim." Snad tomu uverf-
me tedy alespon dnes, kdya
nam to povida = cizinec.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-10

Pan NTasaryk mluvil vTele o
velkem dluhu vd6tnosti, ktery
lid Ceskoslovenska chova We
svych srdcich k velkomyslno-
sti americkeho lidu, nasemu
narodu prokazovane.
"Zvlaste," ujisJ'oval, "je3t
lid me vlasti vd6cnym "a anne
riCke potraviny a odev, zasla-
ne Jeho detem. Dosp6li pTeGka
il zimu bez tepleho odevu bez
reptani. Mnozi radosti spo-
koii Sc pro tuto zimu dietou
pozustavajicf po v6tSine q
bramboru. Jsou 81 vSak dobTe
vedomi, re jejich maliCci ne
mohou tax dobTe prestati Ii
mu jako oni. JSou 81 vedomi,
re nlada rostouci tela potTe-
buji vice vyzivne potravy nez
brambory re americk6 ka-
kao, chl6b a ml6ko jsou jedi
nou spasou jejich ditek. Bylo
by to ponuknutim kazdemu A
meriGanu, muzi i zen6, prispi-
vajicim k teto zachrann6 pract
pro nase d6ti, kdyby slysel
modlitby diku jejich rodicu.'
Sestra p. Masaryka, DIR. A
lice Masarykova, V Americe
tez dobfe znama We spojeni 5
jeji praci Jane Adamsovou
V Chicago, jest popredi po.
mocn6 prace pro d6ti Cesko
slovensku. B6hem valky byls
81. Masarykova odtrzena oC
sve nemocn6 matky, o niz '
PraZe peCovala a uvrzena dc
vezeni We Vidni. Po roce hroZ
neho utrpeni, byla konecnt
propuSt6na. Jeji propulsion
stale Sc We velk6 mire ma ma
tlak, pfichazejici 2 Ameriky
jejim zajmu.
81. Masarykova, jak iej
bratr ujiSt'uje, mysli, re pTij,
de do Spoj. Statu brzy z jara
ably osobne vzdala diky Ceskt
slovenska tenn V Americe, KID,
velkomysln6 vyhov6li jejiml
volani 0 pomoc.
Pan Jan Masaryk navstiv
Cleveland tento patek.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-10
FARMA. Ia priCinou umrti

r FARMA. Ia prlclnOu umrtl
maiitele vym6ni neb proda Sc
farma 0 40ti akrech, 14a tri
ctvrte mile cd Squaru, 2 a tri
ctvrt6 mile Cd dlazd6ne cesty
Pearl Rd., novy dunn, sklep, ba
ne, slepicnik, sypka, Z tun Sc
ma, 5 tun slamy, 40 buSlu ovsa,
20 pSenice, 10 zita, 80 kukuri-
ce, 25 bramboru, so repy. 6
akrd zaseto psenice, 2 akry Ii
ia, 50 ovocnych stromu, 2 vo-
zy, l buggy, l sekaci stroj
RUNE farmarske naradi. Do
bytek jsem prodal We vefejne
drazbe, ponevadz nem6l no
kdo oSetrovat. BlizSi sd6li F.
c .Sklenar, 1862 Washington
Park Blvd. Tel. Union 315 w.
1910
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-10
TWSS TWSSl WSSl
MEMORIAL SIN.

We zbrojnici granatnikG bu
de dnes vecer usporadana vel
ka schIze vyslouzilcG re sve-
tov6 valky, veteranG z valky
span6lske i obcanske. Vyslou-
zilci chteji V Clevelandu posta
Wit velkou spolkovou budovu,
vojenskou sin Memorial kde
vsecky zdejSi veteranske orga
nisace mely by svdj hlavni
stan a kterazto Memorial sin
pripadne bud' Lakeside neb E.
rie Ave. Stavba bude poTizena
dobrovolnymi sbirkami.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-10
IWSS TWSSl lWS.Sl
CO SOUDi 0 PRAZE.
Ia jimavy posudek nemeckeho
dcpisovatele "Berliner Tage-
blattu."

Praha, IS. listopadu. (PoSl.
zprava.) Jak byl spokoien ne
mecky dopisovatel "Berliner
Tageblattu' vypisuje svym cite
narum V uternim elsie znaGnG
obSirn6 a celkem We velmi r0Z-
umnem tonu. Sve vypravovani
zabira hned cd dni VSeherec-
kych slavnosti a znam6ho NEE
tingu "husitskych zen', o
n6mz hovori trochu ironicky,
stejn6 o n6klerych nevku-
snych detailech prekrasn6ho
pry iinak a pestreho vSehere-
ckeho pruvodu, ktery patfil
a." k nejkrasnejSimu, co We
SVEN zivot6 kdy vid6l." Cecho-
We pry jsou "detinsky zabavy
chtivy narod", jen oslavovat a
oslavovat neni-li k tomu ju-
bilejni priciny, najdou 81 il u
m6le. V Praze Sc TiSsko-neme-
ckemu dopisoVateli velice libi-
10, naroda odnesl 81 DOZEN
veSkere sympalicky, jen "a ma
ivnost a pfemrSt6nost pOklada,
odstrahuji-li Sc napisy ne
kterych ryzenarodnich hotelu,
jake ma pr. "Modra hv6zda'
a rozciluje-li Sc pry cesky tisk
mad tim, ze V Karlovych Va
rech mali n6kde V reStaurantu
obchodn6 propagacni napisy,
re ."se tn mluvi cesky'. Jinak
arci V Praze nepotkal iedineho
pripadu, kde by iej byli Ska
novali (tim mini 'tloukli) ia
ko N6mce a kde by mu nebyli
cht6li ma nemeckOu OtaZku Od-
povidat. Prave naopak: vsich
nj Sc snazili, treba lamanou
nemcinou, vyhov6ti co neirych
leji a DALI Sc n6kdy do reci S
ceskym clov6kem opravdu in
teligentnlm (vypravuje Zejme-
ma o iist6m starci Kralovak6
obore) nabyl pfesvedceni, re
jadro ceskeho naroda je zive
nakIoneno spravedlivemu wy
rovnani usidlenou zde vetvi
nemeckou re obcanske proti
nemecke vystfelky jsou pouze
dilem nekterych stvacd, bez
nichz Sc neobejde nizadny ma
rod. "Cesky lid jest zaklade
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-10
P r Cd AV ACI.

Dva vzdelani pani, sluSneho
zevneisku, s .aistbu energil,
musf byti 1spesni, pfijmou-li
nasi nabidku.
Zacatecnikum Sc poskytnou
vsechny informace a kazda po-
moe. Rychly postup zarucen
pro osvedcuiici Sc silly. Pri-
Haste Sc kterykoli den neb
vecer az do 9 hod. Tate Sc
ma Mr.. Scotia. 315 National
City Bldg, drive Garfield
Bldg.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-10
TWSSl LWSS iWSSl
MRAZIVA VLNA.

Ma amer. Zapade zuri prud
ky blizzard. Treskuty mraz
panuje We Wyoming, V Chica-
gu mali pet stupnG pod nulou
a do Clevelandu primal Sc
mrazivy, snehem provazeny
vitr dnes casne rano. Zdejsi
povetrnostnf vestec slibuje
dneSnimu veceru mraz zvlaSte
krutV.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-10
rWSSl IWSSl IWSS
STO POLICEJNfCH KADETU

Policeini nacelnik Smith pri
ial vcera do mestskych sluzeb
sto pol. kadetd, kteri vstoupi
V aktivni sluzbu dnes vecer.
Nacelnik poskytl zmfnenym no
vackam nejnutnejsi instrukce
vcera a dnes roztrid6ni tito do
rdznych precinktG. Kadeti bu
dou patrolovat v civilnich sa-
tech a teprve "a mesic dockaji
Sc stejnokroiG.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-10
JAN c. MASARYk . POkiE-
RECH v CESKOSLOVENSKU
(F.L.G.I.S.)

SkO JSOu Qle ndnleuu p. JANA
G.. Masaryka dnes zvlaste skye |
le, vzdor prdmyslov6 nehyb- |
nosti nasledkem nedostatku
surovin.
Pan Masaryk, ktery prave
tax jako jeho vynikajici otec,
president ceskoslovenske repu
bliky, jest dobre znam V Anne
rice, prijel sem nedavno, ably
zaujal misto p. Perglera, by
valeho vyslance Ceskosloven-
ska We Spoj. Statech, ktery "a
stupuje nynf republiku ia
ponsku. Jeho uTednim nastup-
Gem V teto zemi jest DIR. Stepa
mex, vsak tento byl zdrzen do
ma a pan Masaryk bude Zatim
zastupcem We Washingtonu.
"Nas lid jest velmi zadostiv
pracovat, ably Sc docflilo ma
vraceni Sc normalnich zivot-
Mich pomerG po hroznych le-
tech valecnych", prohlasil p.
Masaryk, "avsak veliky nedo-
statek surovin V Ceskosloven-
sku, mutt mnohe nase tovarny
k zahalce. Zviaste potrebuje-
me bavlnu a vlnu. Nedostatek
techto vyrobkG, cini odev a
pradlo pTepychem naSi zemi,
jehoz 81 mohou doprati pouze
bohaGi. Ostatni lide musi Sc
tuto zimu trasti jeiich ha-
drech, leda re by cd6" pro ne
prisel re Spoj. StatG nebo od-
jinud. Deti zvlaSte potfebuji
teple spodni pradlo a obuv.
Mnoho zivotni silly, navracene
Jim americkou potravou, KITE
rou dostavaly denne V det-
skych vyzivovacich stanicich
bude ztraceno V priStlch mesi-
cich, budou-li tito malicti po-
nechani ma pospas zanetu Pile
a jinym nemocem, zavin6nym
nedostate6nym odevem."
Ackoliv Ceskoslovesko hle-
dl vstric odevni krisi, zavine-
ne nedostatkem bavlny a vlny,
jeho ocelarsky prImysl stale
Sc priblizuje svemu normalni-
mu vytezku, jak pravi p. Ma
saryk. V uhlodolech ma Klad-
ne a Ostrave Sc t6z pracova-
10 co nejv:ce. Ceskoslovensko
bude musiti tuto zimu setrit S
uhlim, nasledkem smlouvy, 3e
bude jistou casti sv6 uheln6
vyroby zasobovat Widen, vsak
p. Masaryk mysli, re nedosta-
tex uhli nebude kritickym.
Sklizen cukrovky V Cechach
a ma Morav6, ackoliv ohrozena
pfedcasnym mrazem, byla ko-
neCne celkove vzato zachran6-
ma. Jelikoz tyto cukrovkov6
i'ole jsou rejbohatSl Y Europe,
Ceskoslovensko bude miti vice
cukru nez samo potfebuje, tax
re bude moci pTisp6ti Francii,
ktera, jak p. Masaryk pravi,
cell vazn6mu nedostatku GU
kru.
Pan Masaryk pohlizi ma do
pravni problemy Ceskosloven-
sku nejlepSf stranky, vzdor
skutecno3ti, re toto ku konci
valky bylo ponechano opravdu
bez dopravnfch prostredku
Tento nedostatek velice zdrzo
val novy narod udrzovani je
no prGmyslovych kol V behu
Obrovsk6 tovarny ma parostro.
je V Praze pracuji vSak nej,
vetsi moznou rychlostf, aby dc
plnily schazejici hnaci silu
Pan Masaryk doufa, re "a pc
moci plukovnika Ryana, anne.
rickeho armadniho dustojni
ka, jenz dokazal schopnost We
znovu zfizeni zniceneho do
pravniho systemu V jinych ca
stitch Evropy, a jenz jest "a
podobnym poslanim ma cest{
do Ceskoslovenska, bude MOI
no brzy rozlustit dopravni pro
blem tam6jSl.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-09-28
CHAS. RAY COMING TO STRAND.
IN THE EGG CRATE WALLOP"

praise indeed when one remembers Bill
Henry The Busher,' Stirring eBans'
and the long list of great comedies the
star has brought to the screen
Charlie Rays comedy is his own Be-
ing great artist, he"is individual like
all the others, but his Characterization
are universal in their appeal. Movie
fans know the sort of people he de-
picts and they can daugh with and at
him unrestrainedly. In 1.-The Egg Crate
Wallop" he is the small town boy once
more, character in which he has won
some of his great success
The boy is assistant to the express
agent, whose daughter he loves. But
like all true lovers he finds the course
rocky, particularly when a handsome
stranger blows in from the city. Shortly
after the strangers arrival large sum
of money disappears from the express
office. The boy suspects his father-in-
law to be and to save his sweetheart from
disgrace he runs away from home so
that he may be the one suspected.
He goes to Chicago, and finds making
living not quite so easy as it was back
with the cows and the real chickens
But he tries hard to keep himself 60
ing, without success, until finally he finds
himself one of the principals in prize
fight, following frame-up that fell
down.
Then the egg crate wallop came in. The
boy and the Marquis of Queensberry were
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-09-28

! her young girl VINO passes through
g. -. a. SfS,GiQi eAStt
last. But her adventures along he
way hold and grip and entertain from
start to finish She is supported by
an able cast
THE Woman Thou Gavest Me-" with
an all-star cast. is the big attraction
for Wednesday and Thursday at the
Colonial. There are five central char.
acters in this Paramount picturiza ton
OF the famous novel of the same name
by hall Game, and they are portrayed
by such able players as Katherine Nc
Donald. Jack Holt. hilton Sills. Theo-
dore Roberts and FRITZ Brunette
The story is one of the greatest ever
written by the famous English novel
list Like all of his workers, it is a
powerful depletion of modern society.
dealing with conditions as he finds
them in straightforward manner.
and the play is a faithful depletion
of the authors story
THE Woman Thou Gavest Me" des Ie
with the life of a father who makes
MS daughter marry to satisfy q
grudge, the daughter the man she
marries, the woman he loves and the
man his wife loves. The tangled lives
of these five persons form a most alb
sorbing drama
w. S. Hart. the greatest western
actor who ever wore chaps or toted a
gun. comes Friday and Saturday in
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-09-28
OLIVE THOMAS is
MRS. JACK PICKFORD =
IN PRIVATE LIFE

One of the most interesting couples on
the screen is the Jack Pickford family,
consisting of Jack, husband, and Olive
Thomas. wife.
AS Olive Thomas will be the star at
the Alcazar the coming week in THE
Spite Bride the following information
may prove interesting:
For the first thing. they are happily
married, an unusual affair in fimdom.
Jack recently courted pneumonia when
he sneaked to a station to welcome his
wife with a brand-new automobile when
she arrived in Los Angeles few months
ago. And everyone speaks of his devo-
ton. and that of his whole family to
the simple little Irish girl, who is as nat
ural and sweet today she was when
she was just a little shop girl earning
50 d week.
Froh the shop she went to the Fol
lies where she became a favorite, and
from there she made her debut in film
dom Now she is star, full-fledged.
under the auspices Of SelZnck pictures,
and all who know her unite in wishing
her nothing but more of the good luck
which has hitherto guided her.
Jack himself is only %, but he has a
long and successmul career behind him.
and a bright future. He and Olive
slipped away to get married in New Jer-
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-09-28
THREE FINE BILLS FOR THE
COLONIAL PATRONSTHISW WEEK

Famous stars in big productions of
q seriius nature make up the pto-
gramms for the week at the ever
popular Colonial theatre, There are
three great features scheduled for
exhibition, with players of such prom
inence as Mae Murray. katherine Nc
Donald Jack Holt Milton Sills, Theo-
dore Roberts, FRITZ Brunette and w.
:. Hart in the leading roles
The attraction for Monday and Tues
day is Twin Pawns," an attractive
an unusual romance bringing the fas-
einating Mae Murray in one of her
most pleasing roles. a graduate OF
Ziegfelds Follies. where she had been
the toast of Broadway. Miss Murray
came to The films fol light roles.
But her talent was of the type that
would not be denied. Serious drama
was soon given her and in a short
time she had become one of the best
known actresses of the screen. Versa
tility and her great personal charm
nave brought her success.
Hundreds win remember that charm
ing comedy drama in which she was
ast seen in Birmingham. The Deli
eious Little Devll' and What a fasc;n-
ating person she was as the dancer.
Her versatility is ably displayed by
her role in this newest drama, Twin
'awns"
This is story of thrills and mys-
~ The star has a role that makes
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-09-28

utter strangers. But he had learned how
to fight back in his school days in the
village as a small boy, and joy welled up
when he saw he was going to be able to
use the little he knew against his rival,
who turned out to be his opponent.
The spectators at the prize fight were
primed on all the rules of the game. They
knew all of the famous punches of ring
history up to and including the pile
driver smashes that ]. Dempsey had pre-
sented to ]. Willard few months be-
fore. But the egg crate wallop was a
new one and it made history.
1t left the ringside veterans gasping,
but that wasn't marker to what it did
to the rival. 1t left him on his back
taking the full count and few more for
good measure. The punch not only won
the fight for the boy. but it won him a
big purse, and his girl after he reached
home. But he didn't go home until he
had seen his rival safely in jail.
1.-The Egg Crate Wallop," along with a
Big V comedy, the Pathe Weekly and
Topical Tips, will be the attraction at
the Strand Monday, Tuesday and We'd
neSday.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-09-28
Not What He Meant

From the Denver News.
A correspondent of the News writes
Last Sunday an elder announced
owing to misunderstanding the sup
ply arranged for in the absence of the
regular pastor has not appeared, conse-
quently there will be no service. The
congregation will rise and sing praise
God From Whom All Blessings Flow
and be dismissed
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-09-28

sey some time ago without any one OF
their families knowing a thing about it.
Thomas Meighan acted as chaperon and
witness, and stood sponsor for the two
And when Jack brought home his bride
everyone was overjoyed that it was
Olive.
The two have leased the Hitchcock
place at Great Neck for the summer, so
that they may have their own bathing
beach. And Olive raves about the little
tea garden the estate boasts, and the
availability of it for pictures, SO that
she and her better half can be together
She is just a simple Irish girl, she says
and doesn't pretend to be anything else
She loves clothes, and children, and
sports, and good times, and, in short is
just as wholesome as can be, 100 per
cent attractive
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-09-28
LOENNs 5l!hS CANS EW IN TN E6a Qnk1v WAop" STF2RnD

one of his most thrilling productions,
'The Money Corral" a story of the
east and west.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-09-28

Laughing is the greatest prescription
in the world for good health and the
Strand will be a health resort for the
first three days this week, when Charlie
Ray comes in His latest roaring comedy
success, 1.-THE Egg Crate Wallop,p Par
amount Aircraft production up to the
highest standard.
The nimitable comedian has always
scored, and he is due this time for a
greater success than has come with his
previous productions. Critics say THE
Egg Crate Wallop'' is the best thing
Charlie Ray has ever done, which is
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-07
TEXAS WELL CAUSING LOTS
OF EXCITEMENT AT HEALDTON

Healdton, Okla, June 6.--The new
Texas well in Section 81, As, 2w, near
Wilson, has created considerable excite
ment in this section. The reports are
startling and tracts are being leased
and released in rapid succession. Re
ports of large sums made in transactions
are prevelant. One Healdton doctor is
said TO have cleaned up 100000 on land
deals Monday. Another report is that
an Ardmore oil man offered a farmer
81 900 900 for his 1000 acres, the farm
er refusing the offer because of senti-
mental reasons.-he did not want to part
with the old homestead.
The Humble Oil Company is reported
to have invested 100000 in acreage in
the vicinity of the well.
Westheimer and Daube Company are
said to be taking immediate steps to
drill an offset to the Texas well. The
location is reported on the Dillard farm
in Section 90, just across the line north
of the Texas well.
The definite flow of the new well is
not known as yet. They are still push
ing into the sand, and when the tools
are withdrawn the oil comes up over
the top.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-07
|NvES ST|GAT|ON LAW
VIOLATING IN BIG
EXPLOSION AT MINE

Wilkcsbarre, Pa. June 6.-State and
local authorities today We're conducting
separate Investigations into the eXplo'
sion in Il tunnel of the Delaware and
Hudson Coal Company yesterday that
cost the lives of SO men and the injury
of so others.
Early reports that the mine laws We're
violated by carrying men and explosives
on the same train We're denied by Sc
ward Button. chief of the state bureau
of mines. Mr.. Button said the state
mine code contained no regulations on
the transportation of explosives. He de
clared that this was a grievous omis-
sion and that he would issue regulations
on his own responsibility which would
check careless methods and insist that
they be obcyed until they can be en-
acted into law.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-07
Arrivals Of Troops
And Sailings From
Points In Europe

New York. June G.-More than 5000
returning soldiers arrived here today on
the transports Santa Ana, Pannonia,
Pretoria and Britannia. The largest
unit to land was the Hath infantry, less
Company NJ, and an ordance detach-
ment, a total of 80 officers ana 2,S12
men. This regiment belonging to the
36th division former Texas and Okla
homa National guardsmen) arrived on
the Pretoria which also brought the
72nd infantry brigade headquarters of
the same division under the command of
Brig Gen. George II. Jamerson.
The Both division troops are under
orders for Camps Dix, Gordon, Sher-
man. Taylor, Custer, Grant, Pike. Dodge,
Funston, Bowie, Travis and Upton.
The transport Won Steuben also ar
rived with 2,Sl4 troops. Among the
details on board were the 14ith nfan-
try Goth divisiom machine gun com
pany. company +. and a detachment
of company l..
The Madawaska followed the Won
Steubon, bringing 2,S3j officers and
men. The principal unit on board was
the 313th engineers. Another unit on
board was the 343rd machine gun bat
TALON, headquarters detachment, medi-
cal ordnance and detail detachment,
companies a. and b. 9th division TEX
as, Arizona. New Mexico. and Okla
homa). Among the officers was Brig.
Gen. Henry w. Butner, commander Of
the 165th field artillery brigade. 9Oth
division.
The soldiers are under orders for
Camps Dodge. Taylor, Funston. Rus
sell. Bowie Travis and pike.