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Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-30
LADIES, AID TO MEET.

The Ladies Aid of the Baptist church will meet at ? o'clock Thurs day afternoon. Those who have do- nations for the bazaar to be held in December are asked to bring them.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-30
HERE FROM CANANEA-

Manager Rodgers, Of the Cananea Consolidated Copper company IS spending few days in Bisbee on business.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-30
BOUND OVER.

John Rigley. charged with conduct ing an illicit still, has been bound over 10 the federal court at Tucson hy Commissioner Taylor. He is at i6erty under a bond of S25OO.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-30
BACK FROM COAST.

L. J. Oberlock, the broker, returned yesterday from Los Angeles, where he had been called by business.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-30
TOMBSTONE VISITORS.

James GiacomO, proprietor oI 'he Tombstone Moving Picture theater' was in town yesterday.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-30

Friday. will be held at St. Patrick $ cnurch at o'clock tomorrow after- noon the Rev. Fr. C. Mandin offl- ciating InteIment will be at Greeh- wood cemetery Besides her nus band, Mrs. Dornik leaves six chll- dren.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-30
CRUISE OVER.

Alvin Browning, who has been in the United States navy for 19 months, returned home to Bisbee yesterday
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-30
NEW TREATMENT THAT
 KNOCKS RHEUMATISM
Sc BOX FREE TO ANY SUFFERER

75c BOX FREE TO ANY SUFFERER
 Cp in Syracuse, N. Y, treatment for rheumatism has been found that hun dreds of users say is a wonder. reporting cases that seem little short of miraculous Just few treatments even in the very worst cases seem to accomplish wonders even after other remedies have failed en- tirely. It seems to neutralize the uric acid and lime salt deposits in the blood driving all the poisonous clogging waste from the system. Soreness. pain. stiff ness, swellings. just seem to melt away and vanish.
 The ueatmentN first introduced by Mr Delano is so good that it's owner wants everybody that suffers from rheumatism or who has a friend so afflicted. to get a free 75c package from him to prove just what 1t wili. do in every case before a penny is spent. Mir. Delano says: ''To prove that the Delano treatment will pos itively overcome rheumatism, no matter how severe stubborn or long standing the case, and even after all other treat ments have failed, I will. if you have never previously used the treatment, send you a full size 75c package free if you will just cut out this notice and send il with your name and address with 10c to help pay postage and distribution expense to me personally"
 F. H. Delano. 14S7 Griffin Square Bldg Syracuse. N. |. I can send only one Free Package to an address.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-30

Japan now has 5000 motor cars.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-27
Question of Yankee Advantage
Over British in Mental Cuteness
Is Cause of Friendly Criticism

mind and sensltiyenesS OF character
possessed by Americans.
Il think Dr.. Jowett has rather over
drawn his picture, After a few weeks
bad elapsed American and British
troops together in France had no such
temperamental barriers as DR.. Jowett
suggests. In fact, one would hardly
have believed, II II had not been for
the distinctive uniforms, that they
we're not OF the same blood
81 will brig five Americans to-
gt,her," continues Sir John, Zone
each from New York, Chicago, 'Fris-
60, Boston. and Denver, and invite
them to converse freely before an im-
partial Judge on, say literature, law,
or religion. with live Britishers. and
| will DEFY him to tell who was Amer
lean and who was British"
Mr.. Gordon Scliridge, owner and
MANAGER Of London, largest store
aud who typifies the keen American
temne rament in this country, does no,
81 q, far as DR.. Jowc,,. There is al
way the atmosphere of a newer and
younger civilization" he said, which
fills the worker with am honest pride
and inspires him TO do his best
"Grea, Britain suffers from a great
c, rcticence and reserve. For genera.
tlons she has been sitting back in an
easy chair. America is still cutting
dcwn trees and making itself habi,a
happy international spirit
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-27
FIGHTERS now
BEGIN TO TAKE
TRAINING EASY
o. 90 W sNirlI

TOLEDO. OHIO. Juu, lr with a.,
.. arr, lul ore arrR away, tan
a''. Weights are uu,Hnn up In tas,r
rn,mrI Dempsey did his usual wore
tD''rdrt ru' r. Appeared 10 be slowing
d0Nu under ur orders Of Manager
h"rra uhn ja.rur want to take any
W.r..,.1 fy chances OF injury TO the
riuIrrg"r kpfrs is too rhrewd TO
lF. me p'attIlU'N ~ winning rham-
I.'shp Wd letting II go ~ the way
'''' through -'n" injury TO hts man.
.H satisfied that Dempsey has tho
% "pl"us number night In his vest
pr,tv'
r.h hls ru Tate and the jamaica
kia VIII h' glad very glad when
] Wlert ends Ils training II is ex-
pc,i'd 'hat Dempsey viii do HE last
luI WORK hy Tuesday At the latest
Hmr ituW That time ON VIII only do
enough to keep his muscles we'll lim-
b'tcd up JACK hung left hook on
N" Jlmnlcns chin yesterday and tho
Nd Kissed IA" canvas Ike the Demp-
seNitcs expect Willard will do on the
afternoon Of July
willard hired and fred another new
spHfriug partner yesterday IN Fred
hW'n = iIS-pound gent who Just ar
rlNcd from Camp PIKE. Ark He
worked a round with the champion bur
'Hl''d 20 prov" any worth and Jess
told him he need not report on the
Z H'viur afternoon
According 10 inside ad,ices. Willard
'o" tips the beam around 2t3 pounds
HHG u is expected 'hat will be about
'Ho weight tho hlg fellow viii Ne A.
wu'k from today Willard an
nrun'ed that g.. vo1li continue 10
work clear up A. the day ~ the hattla
IS h" needed Hll tive time that re
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-27
Try International News service)

ny International News service)
LONDON, (By MaiI)--At a lunch
con given in honor of Secretary Dan
iels. DR.. Jowett made a short speech
on what he termed Weather and
Wit"
He raised the following con,rovcr-
sial points and, incidentally, laid him
self open to some friendly criticism
by Brittshers and Americans in this
country.
DR. Jowett qyeried whether the
American has an advantage in men-
tai cutenes over the Britisher,
whether he owes his nimbleneS OF
mind TO what the doctor described as
the GLORIOUS buWaney Of his native
climate" and Is to whether the
American is less rcticent, more sensi-
tive and more impressionable than the
Britisher.
Sir John Norton Grffi,hs. whom
his admirers Ike TO call Empire
Jack" and who knows America as
we'll as DR.. Jowe,t himself chal-
lengcs the fitness OF these remarks.
AS one whox has travelled much
from one seabosfd to the other in the
states he said. Il cannot accept DR..
JowettS inference ! could take the
doctor to people in the states quite as
reserved and re,icen, as many Brit
ishers with the same nimblene. ol
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-27
What vii Willard Do if Dempsey
Lands Crashing Blow? Will 1t Make
Him Eight or Take Fight Out of Him?

In his hnlcyon days. bIned willard on
tho bony part OF the tfOntisplece IN one
ot the early rounds. Spectators insist
that IN. punch urt--and hurt fear
fully There was cause for anger 10
blaze within willard. reason enough for
him Il possessed ot the inherent fury
that Monghan speaks about. tn rush
forward md crush the lighter and Ear
smaller Smith Urdcr A fusilnda Of
powerful blows
Fought DefsnsiveIy
But Willard did nothing Of the sort
From the moment that Jess was whaicd
by that crashing right handler he fought
defensiyely-did his best to avoid fur.
ther hurts
Many spectators claim he mara
thoned Al any rate. Smith the ag-
gressor throughout won the decision by
the proverhial mile.
Charlie Miller. Hear cat Tom Me
Mnhon. Luther McCary and Arthur
relkey dropped some stingng drives
upon the head and body Of the Kansas
giant But nowhere Ia II recorded that
Willard was spurrcd into furious as
srossiyeness To the contrary, hurting
Willard seemed to drive him Ia cover.
Willard made the statement the other
dav tbnt Jrck johnson broke his left
jaw IA their Havana fight That bit OF
news" comes Ms n great surprise-and
RetsIrates wOnderment II Is generally
the rustom for fellow with broken
jaw 10 consult y doctor. carry bandages
on his jaw for several weeks aud spend
most of that time In retirement. but
Willard did nothing OF the sort.
Following hi, triumph over the negro,
Willard was hurried strnight through
to New York.
ha haI tph
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-27
Yankee Ace Plans
Flight to Japan

OAKLAND. Cal. - Lieutenant
Ber, Hall. one OF the surviving mem-
hers of the LAFAYETTE Flying squadron,
and an American ace with nine Ger
nah planes TO his credit. plans an Az
flight across the Pacific ocean from
San Francisco to Toxic, Japan, ac-
rordinp 10 his announcement recently.
pr,,e.ai $500 haze been Offered
ior the flight.
Lieutenant Hall plans to begin the
tight on Angus, ! -,
There is no doubt IN my mnd.
said Lieutenant Hall. that the ilgh'
To Iapsn can he accomplished success
fully The longest flight would he
from San Francisco to Honolulu and
in nv opinion it would be relatively
easy. After leaving the Hawaiian Is.
lands | could alight at the GUAM and
other small islands in the eastern
sea" :.
As soon a, Hall announced his
rlars Oliver kehrlein OF Oakland, oil
iered Prize Of $4,000 for the sue
cessiul completion OF the ilight
Thomas lnce, motion picture man OF
Los Angeles, has offered a prize OF
$4,000
II need only to follow the regular
trade courses" said Hall. and II |
encounter engine trouble or other dit
iicultes ! will be picked up by some
vessel. There is an average OF one
vessel TO every twenty y-iive miles
along the trade courses; so the worst
| need fear is little wal, or perhaps
splashing OF water.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-27
Ant G2lnlrn Say3s
II fgger Crown Prince While
Tack Hil Cpc or Something
Ffem Our Firstba:eman."

Dear Editor
Noll Ed. u never rains but what II
also pours ana mo- sooner had our ball
team lost II frs,hascnln hy flight
than this crown prlncE willie takes
cue or something from Adams and also
iHkcS fight and tas escaped and gone
back hur" 10 Germany and the Dutch
may have To answer 10 the alleys for
i,avipg him gct away
fgger I'D TINT the crown prince
was reading dispatch uT something
which snNs Adams has gone prd I.u
the bklHhen,d Ciy team fiat md willie
sec how easy II ls to pick up and leave
Tor home so he becomes restless and
starts 60 look up tni see how tho trains
u running over ,u Germany aod prahu
bic tinGS tfey are going on the tutth
a. usual So he disguiscs himself b.
iGnk nVN ns Intelligent as possible nub
surs over the borey and ~ now more
a. lrss at iurg'
II the truth w1s known ~ II would
p.ohihio b. found that the crow
Prince lcit htC1lN, ~ could re, bead
rmc ~ thcm nutch villagers az k"iy
root o. power or somethilg nud thrn
hrdr wa .rrobnblc C'ttlng nll Of his
money grd hts goat hcrihs~, AZ >
Hcu IN tho papers th0t willie hhcs 80
ASc where they II n crowd Of women
'vund which will admir-. the way he
\ using his cane or mon,ckle on pc.
count of him being yain about hi'
personal looks
anyway I'D | would not lose no slecp
because willie has quit tho and where
he vas kept because do not think
.iho huns will rally themselves around
him Hnd start nothing on uccoun, OF
What they eot In the recent quarrel
lnteligently Yours.
ART QUINN.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-27
NO CROUCH|NC
ABOUT WILLARD
AS he TRAINS


,r.,.,.t.., spT a..
'.fI' ''... l''' W..
''I' ''".'
''T,,at |y',' 80, "'..,..o ,.,u..
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w. - an a"'" 'h.ht h. Ml', .''
NUM-, ,, o., ..,a
,Hl ".'''. "'tn Il" I,......
un ','',t ."''." IA ',,,
r.,'l ,',,F "' ,'..N r..' ,,'
N't O. pr.' J''I gee '' ''." '''.
,,ilE'' N,I' ,..
t"'ui''il '""I w VI" "
hfn' no wa. l''. NE
"' I'l'Y '"L .'' VIZ" 10"
r'"t J'in l"a.'N our h".IH r.' ar
r'naa "iI"a. 'N'u "',t ''
,' Wa "' Johnson .,' ''.,.F ',,
t,, ',t'U ,i',y ,,a,r'rg morning. .w,ltry ana sl.
d.ur Us though there Vas nothing on
his mind but dinner time. ~ ,uursc
nv un, b.. bunk. but h.. doesn't show
that IL n lie meets stranger. lsSey
t,portcre aud lcts the mob admire
HIN without q shlrk
At his camp he n fun ~ good ma
tutc TOO Maybe the nig idea uHsu
M INN He appear. like a fellow wnp
Win b. glad rh-n the Fourth OF luIv
IS over b.ciusc be has something else
10 do
Not Grouchy
- ~. f., .., .,,,t,., NTH ,,, ono u,
.,., tdg,,y H,r docs r.
-. y,,d ,.,,.irsd gi,-'
I,ryts ,,n, ~, c,rr Al All tna
,ytr ,,ver did hafNtr Dempsey
u.I,h n. "a lust I'd BID ~. I- ser,
,v,. ,ryorc can SEQ r.t r,
,,Ia ,,.. 50 ngb, tor.ght ~ D., could
',,,rp.J
-, H.. Inc buu cal, 'n M. poo, c,.
Ii ,,rts ,o &c, out an the yrccr anl
a.. un Tbev bay, 20 mold him down
,.,,l Almost ,,-r, d4y BE.
20 he allowed Co box some moa.
W W "''yn LAX ,r, h,,L a..
t..,,, Sr,,g, IN 10 Ic would hA.
,,, ,,rrn be flir froo, Sh.ugtlon
W. ,,,n... A.,
mof'n ara "'ua'o ",e"
Frank Moran and Jcss WIZARD met
on the street today for the tr't Nin'
N.|.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-27

IN the minute tnht J'Ns W llhIN b'tH
on The chutrs that will lead him TO
pugllistic oblivion II WtlIntd doesn't I so
down for the long. long count YOU can
stake Sour bank account that from then
on hc'h try a runa way fight and At
beating But he won't run long not
with Dempsey chasing him"
Walter Monshan. chief sparring part
ner OF the champion. who has boxed
more than 1000 rounds with hip. takes
an entirely opposite view. ThM is II
an willard over gets fighting mad, no
man that inspired tho mood can last
long before the fury OF the attack that
IN sure to follow, Jess, by nature, Is an
easy going fellow who never wants to
hurt and who never In his life has used
his full strength That's because no
ons ever has provoked him TO the
white anger that Is possible.
"OnCe aroused by n hurting blow
itom nn enemy, willard would be worse
than raging lion. The long pent up
fighting spirit would I've aroused and
Willard will 20 out 10 smash or he
smashed. And no man that an en-
raEed willard tackles can smash him.
Who In right -kearns or Monahan2
Back In 1919 willard took on the
powerful Carl Morris In New York.
Early In the fray Morris. one Of the
toughest fighters that ever stepped into
the ring, cloutcd Jess a few husky
ciouts, Did Jesa 20 into a. rage No.
Jess lust fought alons SITTER that even
~ and carefully and newspaper ac-
counts will show TINT he clinched most
OF tho way TO the end of the tenth.
Gunboat Smith. n mighty good hanger
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-27
"REVS. BROWN" ARE NOW
JUST ROY AVID GEORGE

BELLEFONTAlNE,Ohio. Belle.
fortsine newspapers are no longer at
liberty to refer 10 the Rev Mr..
Brown" for there are two OF them in
active work in the city SO one news
paper has announced ,ha, i, will call
one OF them Roy and the other George
in the future
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-27
B,rrv and Strunk to Athletics.

NEW YORK, June 1.-Two
familiar faces arc missing from the
lineup OF the Boston Red Sox to-
day lack Barry and Amos Strunk
are the missing members barry
and Strunk were sent back to the
Athletics the team of their carly
,r,umphs in world championships, Tor
Bobby Roth and Maurice Shannon.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-27
I'd REFEREE RICHARD ANO BDDE JUDGES OFFICIALS OF BIG FIGHT

week from today to ho, for the worlds
heavyweight championship
Willard Down to 243 Pounds,
Tn, champion weighed himself bc-
fore starting his workout yesterday and
10 the surprise of boxing experts hDncd
the beam AZ vJx pounds rms Is sls
and guarierfounds below the weight
he made for his championship match
with Jack Johnson A week ago the
champion scaled 2iS pounds.
Dempsey scaled 1917 pounds yesterday
and Jimmy DeForrst. trainer of the
challenger. said today that he expects
10 send his charge into the ring weigh
Ing about that figur". while Wilmrd ~
reots 10 scale between go and 80
pounds iin viii weigh nearer the 40.
pound mark, experts believe
ln the remaining seven days before
tic contest II ia rega rd"d more thnn
likely that Wizard tith, than Demp-
sr,. Viii reduce the most willard al
ways has been u heavy -yHtcr- dtlnksr
nud when he goes through hi, drying
out process for the 20 hours preccdlug
the match he probably win take on at
l,nrt NNc pounds
Dempsey his trainers ynv. can hardly
no expected t0 lose more than pound
OruWu.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-27

Te,ao League
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Western.
oklahoma rl's. p p,s .Moinss U.
omaha b Joplin
wichita ST. Joseph %
SloR Crp 90. Tulsa 20
smerican.
Nn'rgiun 3 Boston T.
b,tr.lt : Cleveland 49,
-' LugI 3 Chicago 4.
At ruInd"ruia- Ne~ Nork rain
National
Cl.rgp o. So Louis IT,
Cincinnati =. Pittsburgh q called ir
Nth 'Ilul.
Ram o.. fWhrt,
American AscoCtston'
Toledo T. indianapolis A. =
ANaluk,b Mime p,,H .
Kansas city D. S. lnul 10
columbus !. Luuusyllle o
Southern
A. N,w Orleans = CLatlau0oE I.
a, Mobile 3 Nashville Z
At Atlanta Little Rock. RAIN
At Birmingham Memphis. rain.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-27
PROMOTER ACTS
ON SELECTIONS
OF ARMY BOARD
Sensation Caused by Ap-
pointment Of Two Judges,

10y Inc AFsoClnfe1 BrehF
TOLEDO OHIO june 27--Ollc Pc
cord, Oinsial referee of the Toledo buN
lng commission. WIN be- the thlId IN the
ing when less willard and Jack ncmp.
\t,N meet IN their hcnNyweivhi Chnm
Yylonrh.p contest here July I
T,N RickHfd, promote " the contest
and Maj \ i nrrNel Riddl. u wcal-
NY sportsman Of Philadelphia. We're Ne
tod 10 serve with prCOrd ul Judges -.
the con,c,t Jack skolly. u veteran rims
official ~ Nouknrs. y Y. was ~Noscu
alternate referee pud " warren Bar
buur Of New York, official timckrop"f.
Apponluupt OF these officials Was
made by Promoter Rlcknrd today upoI
the receipt ~ telegram from Adam
Enpie. secretary ot tho army. navy and
civilian bourd OF boxing control whirh
undertook the task ~ making the So
lections, Major Biddle IL president oi
the boxing control board.
The announcement that Rckard ana
Biddle have been named Judges caused
. sensation. Prcord's selection as rel
cree had been forecast. but the names
Of Rickard md Niddle had scarcely
been associated with the offlcinl qucs
tion
0iddle Amateur sportsmhn.
Major Riddle was noted as an anna
teur boxer and has been prominently
Identified with all amateur sports
Major Riddle comes from nu old ana
distinsushed Philadelphia fnmilk. !"
was In the service of the nation hurlns
tho war aud Mnce ia" nrml-tice vas
signed hns been husv In his efforts To
Keep boxing on the high plane 1t gained
|thrOuRh sanction of the gov NCrnmehl
during tho war. He WINS one ot tn or
ganilers AZ the army. navy and t'''l hh
boxing control
Richard stan1s hlGh IN the cslim"ti'"
cf nearly "yc'Nonr connected NNh FRO,
fessional hOxnr Nn"u 'ctfric- ann
johnson were rrnhic II nGrc" uu the
thrd man m the r.rr for their 'htW
flonship cpripst ut'l;'np. .rV In INV
Rckard Who wee the r.or o'cr NJ that
battle, refereed n vi~fNo 'ohNd"n =
lot both men The lcftri"r- hn.nn iEh,
was the only contest In Nui.h N'Hafn
ever officutod
Tho reIection of pecorS II regarded
ks 4 conc, ssion 10 thr Toledo boxing
rommssion under whose lic"nf" 'ho
HilIard DEMPSEY match will lie staged
Tn. appointment OF Richard M one oi
the judrcr was ono ~ the demands q,
Champion Jess willafd. Richard taih
to-day.
Plctsrd Not Keen for Job.
~ vouh much rather have had some
pne else ta.r the Job" Rickard rnih
shut wiz ri held ont for me even snN
Gosting n gt rciere" ~" was >" w
stsnt IN Wis demands that finally m
vi acceri."
Pecord VIII baAn complete charge ~
Nhe hosc-. whilA they arc In the 'lrg "
4h0 conic-t gees the i2.Tound lnit. lh'
Two judcri will attempt to decide th'
winner ~ Il trey fan to agree Pecord
viii cast ihn deciding vote.
PecoYd I. himself n former profession.
u, boscr md baIlplaycr. lie Ia 52 years
40 fA1
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-27
BASEBALL
National Le1que

Philadelphia ai Brooklyn. threaten
iEE 3.3u
New York NJ Poupu cloudy G.l5
r,u,.uuau ~ li't-huTg. cloudy 80
ST Louis AZ tuicagp, cloudy 500
Ameriesn League.
Boston at New York threatening
two games / 80 and $50
Washington at Philadelphia, cloudy
J Yu
Cleveland at Detroit cloudy ~,
Chicago AZ St Louis clepr $50
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-27
Order Restored in Hamburg

COPtNHAGtN. June E--Ofdcr
has been restored IN Hamburg where
there had been riotlng according 20
adviceS received here today The town
i, being governed by a council oi
twelve whose members include com
and independent socialists
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-27

The word Mexico is derived from
the Ax,ec national war god "Mexi,h.'
Prior to the coming Of the ASteos.
who founded the city Of Mexico in
1925, the country was known as Ana
huac." signiiying near the water"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-27

The iirs, dis,inc, championship box
ing match in America was tina, be
tween the famous Tom" Hyer and
Yankee" Sullivan, who ba,,led sixteen
rounds a, Rock Point, Md, in lS49
for the championship title and a
$1,000 purse.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-27
PP-l.EGATE TOO
FAST FnncAANPs
indians Back Pitcher With
Snappy 0ftenSe,

puchlng first class ball, backed hy
scrlppy tam. Applcgaie Yesterday held
the pcs Noines team to two hits win
n,Ng his game IN good shape 20
Centerfieldcr Cass Il the Des Mnines
team got Two singles His were the
only hits grrncr< from Applcgate de-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-27
81 FRANK G MENkE,
international News Service staff Corre-
,pcudcpt

TOLEDO, Ohio June 27-Whnt will
happen !tJnck Dempsey hits snd really
hurts less willard
Thnts question that ~ agi'1tire
rurllstic rs,'hoicgis'l mere than any
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-27

summary TWo-hhse hlts, GtI'tn,
FAX Stolen base. FNlk. struck out. by
Applegntc I, by Boyd 6 Rases on balls,
of Boyd | Hi,e, OF Boyd IN 7 in
nings, of pillettc | in / inning llit by
pitcher, by Applesate tiiaShrook.
Left m bases. OKLAHOMA City 3, pes
Moncs I Wild pitcn, Boyd Time, l:3e
Umpire Holmes
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-27
TODAY'S GAMES.
Westerr.

I,s MoIu'G. ~ Dthhumn tIi.
Sioux rfE 10 Tuls4
50 Joseph go NIChits.
omaha at Joplin
American.
Chicago AZ So. Louis
Cleveland ~ Detroit
Bo~'uu Ht New York
Washington AZ rhiladylul"
National.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh
81. Louis Al Chicago.
New York AZ Boston
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-27

The recent annual convention 81 tHe
American Medical society at Atlantic
CITY was marked By an unusually
large attendance OF women physicians.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-27
ITALIAN REVOLUTION
PREDICTED By LABOR

LONDON. lune T.-An Italian
delegate TO the International labor
conference at Southport created a
sensation late Today by predicting
broodshed and revolution in Italy as
a result Of what he described as the
bankrupt condition. Of that country.
He pleaded with British labor to
stand by the Italian socialists in the
crisis which he said was imminent.
Unlimited fund. Tor loans on I'm.
proved Oklshor-" City property. Gum
Brothers Company. adv J
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-27

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Drop in the Strand thea,er and keep
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