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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-26
LIEUT.. oXLEY, ONLY CoLoRED
MORALE OFFICER IN ARMY AR
RIVES TO TAKE Up WORK IN
WHEELING DISTEICT
Plans Are Being Made For Notable
Hor:a- Coming Evcl to be Held FOE
Colored Soldiers of District

Lieutenant Lawrence \. 0Xloy. only
colrrcl r!c.alc officer in III" United
States army. =" in Wheeling preparatory
to starting h. C"mr.nnl:y Service work
among IT," c,lortd residents of the
Nh.cI.r: district. Tho co.oTcd branch
If tho community :crvic" Will work un-
dor tho auspices Gf nc Wheeling Var
Camp Community Service.
Lieutenant ON!ry was stationed at
Camp sherman. Chillcoth". Ono. for al
most two years, and is now assistant
comniunty organizer for colorcd War
Camp Community Service in ONO. Ind
una and West Virginia.
Offices have hccn opened in Room col.
Board Of Trade building. on Twelfth
street. and all ColOrcd soldiers Will BE-
taken care Of through this Office. In
formation Will l." furnished regarding
rc"mplcymrnt, allotmCnts. back pay,
war risk Insurance. reinstatement OF this
insurance by paying one months prem
ium. liberty bonds and other matters
concerning soldiers.
Plans are under way for tho initial
community sing among the colnrcd poo
pl" in conjunction with n HON" comma
celebration TO NC rendered thc Color"d
sold CTS cf tho Wheeling district. Mem
hrrs OF tho Colorcd churches. frat"rnal
organizations and ether local colorcd
bodies arc to participate. lust rs soon
rs plans under way are complete. de-
tails will hc announced
The hearty cooperation OF tho entire
community is necessary 10 make this
event tho success that is hoped for IL
and m" beginning Of many more such
meetings.
II. H. Jones will hc temporarily in
charge of this work. and can J." reached
by telephone.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-26
liz stnr,. hN prrlcr Poorc Sheean. She

this story by T"rlcr Poor" She"an' She
play, Elsie lIacl'arland In the DOWN
stairs" of great. ralaual hotc!;
~!I,Irr always anxious u GET up
stars" whore tn" music aud u" ih"rn
TT and wine. arr" But apparently s,c
IS always to stay below and suffer call
Ing@.dnwn from tho brutal chef VINO
dnir:na'.s the Kitchen.
There IS kri'Gu" enough IN nor dear
irgS with thar individual and h"r at
trrn7tS To play wh"n Sh'' should ne
woriiug Bi, the raj humnr OF tne
,,rcS J.. seen whrn size is provjdcntiaily
i:,tn.: ,ir wards by 4 h"ll-h"y who Is
millirHa;:" IN disguise. In passing II
may ~ nctSi that his sol" reason Tor
drnn;r.- = ROT" MS to h"Co",C drGua.nt-
cd vita I.,SI@. wEom hc had seen pccA-
ing through Il doorway.
\ runaway h"!r,S$ arrives AT inc
hotsI, and fearing that tho d"t"cti'"
would recognize her from her costume.
gives il TO tho "h"ll-bny' TO hay"
"c!caned." He. however. induces Eisi"
TO put IL on. which sh" docs. and wh"n
she goes "upsta!r&'' Co!arl.t"S h"r tot
lett" by ahstra"t!nC 4 PAR O.: shoes
lady had dehra;"ly r"mn'"d beneath 4
table E.lsi" replaces m" shoes with
her own. There is CONSIDERABLE" diffcT-
ence between them and her brogans.
When the detective spies tn" dress
he naturally concludes he has the
heiress (whose father has offered
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-26
Ove-did It,

"W'hat'S this stuff"
Mock turtle soup. sab"
well, toll that chef OF yours he has
carried his mockery too far."-Dctroit
Free Press.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-26
YRUYE HEARTS.

Delightful pink daintics. Cardy-coN-
cred hearts. the most delicious chewing
gum you ever tasted. y nickel fvr
eight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-26
COUNCIL TO HOLD
BUSY SESSION
THIS EVENING

When city council meets this nvcn-
ing, City Manager Charles O. Enhln.
Will present for councils approval
specifications for the rosurfacirg o! u
number Of strccts. Plans and SD.ri!I-
cat.cHG for TIL proposed paving W ="
completed yesterday by City Engineer
Conrad
At this SAM session council viii also
FIX the annual tax l"vv and pass tho an
nual appropriation ordinance.
4 number Of COMMITTEE" reports. in
Guiding tho Whcrl.ng-T:lrn ';:"v" fare
rate committee. are due at ih;S lion
and several committee matters arc dG"
for recommitment
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-26

\ piano is wonderful asset to
homo until some relative bankrupts its
notes.
The kitchen sink Is seldom sunk.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-26
DOG ESCAPES WITH
LADY'S POCKETBOOK

Miss Anna &. Eoight. Of 210i EoN
street. lost her purse containing s. III
peculiar manner yesterday. \ big
brindlc bulldog snatchcd the purse out
Of her hand as she was leaving the
federal building and ran up Twelfth
street with the purse and money. Po-
lice have not been able to locate the
owner Of the dos. which ran up Twelfth
street from Chapline.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-26

$1,000 reward for her capture unmar-
ricd-she has clop"d with "aSrallE
chauffcur) aud tn" fun begins. which
results in ElsI"'s exposing tho adv"n-
turer, winning the reward. and .H"id"nt-
ally q rich husband ;,tc "0c!l-DOy."
, 1919-08-13

MARINE BARRACKS, ST. CRoIx,
VIRGIN ISLANDS OF THE UNITED STATES.
20 July, 1919.
l. Upon the receipt of information
that a hurricane is approaching this
island ONE HURRICANE FLAG (Red
Flag with Black Square in centre) will
DE flow n.
2. II this island is in the path of the
hurricane TWO HURRICANE FLAGS
will be flown, one above the other.
%. Flag signals will be made as fol-
lows:
In Christiansted from the radio
pole.
In Frederiksted from the pole on
the southeast corner of the fort.
a.. Telephone central will inform all
subscribers of the approach of the hur-
ricane.
w. N. SMALL,
Major, MGr9ne Corps.
, 1919-08-13
~ ST. CROlX SAVINGS BAAK.

THE Members Of the New St. Croix
Savings Bank are herehr notified that
the 18th Annua! General Meeting will
be held at the office Of the Institution on
FRIDAY AUGUST 18TH AT O'CLOCK
M. at who a statement of the trans
actions for the year ending March 3lst
last Will be laid before the meeting and
election Of Trustees take place.
Christiansted, St. Croix, July 26 1919.
By Order
I. j. STRIDIRON.
Accountant.
, 1919-08-13

PURSUANT to Ordinance of August
10Th 1874 it is hereby made known
that | have received announcement
from Mr.. C. j. G. SORENSEN, Admins
TRAITOR of the Firm &c. A. HAGEMANN,
Estate La Grange, that from August
LIST 1919 he has substituted, empowered
and authorized Mr.. ESKILD BONDE-
SEN OF Frederiksted and Mr.. AXtiL
BERLAND of Christiansted to sign on
behalf of said Firm.
The Police Office, Frederiksted, August
End 1919.
D. NOLL.
, 1919-08-13

THE sale of Bay Rum for toilet
= purposes is placed on the same
footing as the sale of alcohol for
industrial purposes, and the dealers
in Bay Rum will be governed &C
cordingly.
Government of the Virgin Islands of
the United States, August End, 1919.
LEO. F. S. KORAN,
Acting Government Secretary.
By direction of the Governor.
, 1919-08-13

Our Aim Is To Make 1t
The Best In The World.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-27
FEDS FAVORED DRAFT
TO SECURE PLAYERS
Former baltimore Admits That De-
IunCt Circuit " ould Have Shared
In baseball slavery"

WASHINGTON. March 20. Tcati
mony apparently designed 20 prove
organized baseball "A monopoly with
In the meaning of the sherman anti
trust act. was introduced today IN
the trial in the District OF Columbia
supreme court OF the damage suit
Of the Baltimore Federal League
club against the National and Amer
lean lcaglics and certain officials OF
the former Federal league. The BAL
timorc club * seeking 10 recover
damages OF 1900. 900.
Counsel for the Baltimore club
called two witnesses today. y. otto
Is naho, assistant manager OF the Chi
cagO club OF the National league and
formerly manager OF the baltimore
Fcdcrals, and L. Edwin Goldman.
former director OF the complainant
club. The former said ne had signed
numerous players who came To the
Baltimore club and that the club
was compelled to offer unusually
large salaries This was due, he said
to realization 10y the players that
they were going 10 a new orgnniZh-
tion and fear that II anything hap
pcnCd 20 the new venture they might
lind II extremely difficult to return
10 the ranks OF organized baseball
and might he out Of employment for
the rest OF their professional lives.
Both Witnesses we're asked many
questions regarding the reserve
clause In the contracts OF profes-
sional baseball players. Goldman as
sorting that IT was through these
clauses tho organization maintained
control OF players from one season
TO another.
In response 20 questions regarding 4
lhc relative value or baseball players,
Goldman gave II as hts opinion that
actually there were not enough real
first class ball players in the coun-
try TO form one team. lie explained
no svstcm through which players
are purchased and drafted and
agreed, on cross examination, that
The Federal league In paying big sa
aries TO National and American
league stars who Jumped TO the Fed
erals, did not hHyc 10 take into CON
sidcration the original draft price OF
the individuals.
I'VE would have been glad nf tho
opportunity 10 draft men. however" D."
he added, and would have paid for
them accordingly"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-27
100000 MEMBERS OF
A. {. F. PLAYED BALL
Great National Game Early EEtab-
iish1i hs leading Sport
Football Ranked Next

PARIS. March &c. Nearly 500,
pating In baseball gamea In France
between August and December.
1913, easily established base bail IA
the leading sport OF tho American
doughhuy abroad as well as at home.
A further proof ot the sports popu.
ldrity is the fact that there were
2.9l5,6St Interested spectators 20
these games
The doughhoys baseball was
divided about equally between
standard and indoor ball. the latter
being really playground bnll large
bah and small bat. played outdoors.
ON ploylng indoor rules. small rrld
etc, and well adapted by the "N'
for just such conditions as soldiers
IN closely crowded army camps
ind.
Informal games are second I'm
popularity showing that tho grim
ness Of the war did not make tho
American boy forget how 10 Just
play" In his rest moments. These
informal games were notifications
OF the ring and circle. limo and relay.
ball passing games Of youth. and
were everywhere entered into with
enthusiasm by the doughty war
riprs Football came third. and fol-
lowing IN order were gcttinE-up *.
crcisee, soccer. yoliey bail, hikes,
basketball, boxing. quoiH track and
field athletics. wrestling, tennis
rugby and cage bail. for an ~ which
the y NJ. G. A furnished free
equipment.
Tho popularity from the spccta
tors point Of view was vastly ar,
fcrent IN everything eIcep, base.
ball To the onloUkcr, boxing was
second In Interest while football
came third, and following in order
were soccer, informal games. wrrst
ling. volley ball baseball with
about equal interest In other sports
Rugby football was played only
where there were California troops
II being the leading game OF that
states two leading univerFltics
Tennis like golf was almost impos.
able owing TO lack OF suitable field
and the cHtraordinary cquipmcu'
needed
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-27
WandcrIuSt Scizcs Rudi Kallio
On Way To Tiger Training Camp

hc showed up at the Hotel hempHey,
travel worn and ON tho verge Of col
lapse.
All Rud did was amhle around
Ike softer chasing lta owner ana
trust To- mrk that he would eventual
ly hc given the opportunity 10 clasp
Jennings hand.
From Portland. Kalllo went 10
California, down the Pncnc coast,
along the gulf coast to NeT Orleans
ana then up here. seven days on the
train with hardly chance 10
breathe freely or stretch his legs be-
tween connections was about all the
riding Rudl cared for.
As soon as Kallio arrived and
shook of the dazs that seemed to
grip him he looked up his old room
mate. Eric Erickson, who regards
Rudi aa one whose mission In life IA
10 absorb his abuse without vhim-
porIng oscar Sthnage dubbed Kalllo
aud Erickson the ballroom boys
They are inscperable, eating sleep
ing and fighting or their eyes are
not closed In any lime the dining
room n open slumbcr,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-27
Benny Leonard Easily
Defeats Harvey Thorpe
AT Joplin Last Night

JOPLIN. Mo. March &c Kenny
Leonard lightweight champion,
eaSily outpointcd Harvey Thorpe, OF
Kansas city, In a i0-round bout here
tonight Leonard won All of the 10
rounds There were no knockdownH
The second round was the worst
experienced by Thorpe. and It APP
peared that Leonard would knock
him out but he stayed and came
back stronger In the third. In sue
ceeding rounds Leonard landed sew
eral effective blows on Thorpe's face
and In the eighth the Kansas Cily
boxers right eye was closed by .
serlea OF left jabs sent In quick sue
ccSsion by the champion
Thorpc's best round was the sew
pnth, when he Exchanged blows with
Leonard, landing "a number Of hard
swings to the jaw,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-27
Hot Springs Results
KkNIIIN YtsSTlNnAN.

First race. furlongs strike
Breaker, ia tMcIntyrol first Ray
onnant. lrl (Hnmllton) second,
Agnes Eenoa, l04 (BurkeJ third
Time llS.
Second race. is furlongs Hin.
doostan. lO7 tGarncrD FIRST, Pove-
rina. los tBoyicD second. Verify
1902 CBrownI third. Time 40 2-5.
Third. race. 3 y furlonEs Harry
-, ll0 tGentry) first; l-tngden, 10
(Grothl second. Etahe. llO C1roI
lcrD third. Zine 40 90.
Fourth race. 6 furlongs: Docod
90 (CreuSe) first; Bob tienslcy, III
tBarrctO second; Paddy, lO9
(JohnsonJ third. Time l.l6.,
Ff'h race. ! rs miles. Ellison
l1O ,Groth) first. Water Proof, lla
CGarnerJ asecond. Aztec, lO7
(BurkeJ third. Time Isl as,
sixth race,
Omondo 90 CErickson) first
Serenest, t0J Cohnsonb second
Hank O'Day. liz (BarrctD third
Time ~ 40.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-27

MACON. Ga, March 25.--rhinens
Fogg. fable relates. rircIcd the world
IN so days
The iUuHrIous Nj Fogg started
rom London. England, with his
,alet, on "A wager ana won with AN
hour 20 spare
Rudi Knilio isn't amy relation 10
fogg, neither near nor distant but
here Is something IN common he
'wecn them Jennings young pitcher
could, however, rival phincas II he
had the time, inclination and were
blessed with tho whcrowithall
Kallio lives I'm Portland, ore
where he worked IN shipyHrd un-
~ the armiH;lce was signed, work
'ng at his trade OF craftsman II
y good thing that Nudi docsn
i've in Alaska or some other out
Of-the way place. otherwise 1t Is
doubtful whether he ever would re-
port to the Tigers before the season
closed
liuEhie's kid pitcher left his home
IN Portland March II for the train
ing camp here, but II wasn't until
March Is, one whole week later. that
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-27
IndiUidual BoplinD Mark
is broken Second Time

TOLEDO, ohio, March 20 For
tho second time within 10 daya the
former worlds record for individual
score was broken today IN the Amer
lean Bowling congress tournament
whom A Pollard, OF Indianapolis
rolled Into second place with a
three game total 81 ~, four points
below tho mark set by Harry Cavan,
OF Pittsburgh, on March II
Pollard collected 223 pins In his
first game 2i5 In his second and
246 In his final, Pollard's nine games
in the tournament gave him a total
Of 1851 for seventh place in Tho
all-events
The hlgheat two men score during
tho day was tho i.2iD howlcd 10y W.
Smart and r, Boylc, Of Cleveland.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-27
TOMMY DAY WORKING IN
PREPARATION FOR BOUT

Tommy Daly. former 81. Louis
wclterwcight and now of Tulsa, who
II TO box I'm the semi -windup To the
Jack Hritton-k q. IauRhlin bout
here next Monday night. ls work ing
hard In preparation for the scrap
nnlv will work with Iaughlin when
the latter arrives I'm town.
Tommy was considered one of the
most promising ot weltcrwetght title
scekers two years ago, but retired
fro mihc ring last year. This is his
first engagement for over a year.
Should he prove he is the same fight
ing lrlshman a. when ne defeated
Leo Kelly he will be given main
event battles
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-27
elterleght Champion And Contender Are Due To Arrive In Tulsa Today
ADD TULSA FANS TO
AL WISE'S ADMIRERS
secretary of Tulsa baseball Gun
MnLc- Hlg ne rirSt nnh ---hcnny
NHrtip Returns tu Town,

Genial Al Wsr. ~ Joplin Nu""n
rhcuugHou minor Irlrur uarnNnj
r.r.lo, 70, one or m" most capable
men 30 The mmr and .,.-r.1lo "t
rHe Tulsa Western league D.uS W.
r.Ncd yretrrdt, aud Immediately
started making friends
WAur tho Wulk on tine frA "t
great Importance. 90 .H u'.'nr''N "
have mon who know ih. game yud
are able to ,muIv7s The ilH.. .u 'U'
bu9inrrs office WISE has tnr u1pp
faculty uf making fluuIs Iul .0l'
irrrd rhrouEh tHc Nr.i,rn wheel Ulr
numerous admirers Ut the pHfNy
rIIrt secretary
Popular 10 Joplin,
Wise who has been connected with
the Internal revenue ufirc W Iup.
l,n. bears the endorsement of all
fans ~ the Missouri nurr
Wise ud,atus spirit or optimism
on tho baseball situation ln general
and mat ~ the Western league and
Tulsa iu particular Ills Aork hAs
neycSsitntoi humcruu, Visits 10
southW cstorn cities and In an those
places he has heard nothing bat
praise for Tulsa as u city and sport.
INK TOWN.
Abbott Sc,'s Title INT
spencer Abbott, president OF the
club, left yesterday for Joplin, whore
he witnessed the Leonard Thorp
bout The popular preNy eKpccts to
return 10 town today ana viii com
plete final arrangements for tho
start OF training next Monday
Kenny Martin, outfi"ldcr, former.
ly In the Central association aud
central league. returned 10 Tulsa
Yesterday after three wooks' visit
10 his home In Springfield. Mo.
Martin is one Of the most promising
players on tho club roster and local
fans expect him to make good
Additional tiers were added 10 thu
stunds yesterday and the park IL
taking on tho appearance OF a real
play lot Work ON tho stands. club
house, business office and grounds
WIN be completed by the time OF tho
first exhibition games with Kansas
city April and g.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-27
Tulsa TOssers May Train
in CidremOre or Springs

Tulsa western League ball tossers
may spend the first few days Of their
prelim mary training In sand Springs
or Claremore. The grounds 'at the
clubs homo at Tenth and ElEin will
bo ready for play by reporting time
Monday. hut Abbott may decide to
take the squad TO one OF the above
mentioned cities until tho exhibition
games with the Kansas city Blues
April 8 and @.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-27

MACON, Ga, March 26.-In their
trst game of the season the Detroit
Americans today defeated Mercer
university here. TO 0. Flagstead and
stanage made tho only hits for lie
troit. Morgan, OF Mercer. got "A two
baBger Off Hamuelson. The game
was only five-lnnlng affair.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-27
lack BRITT0N IS
IN THIS MORNING
s,,opd Appearance of World
Boxing Champion in
This City.
,ueuLIN EN- ROUTE HERE
y.w Tulsa Favorite Who
Scraps Britton to Arrive
Today.

III t'N NI'l'
NJ. s 60 hp host to woridH
.,a.r.,u boxer today JACK bflI-
'""'' ., ,No world's wpltcr-
loa, WIZ .....,,, ,,,,, Tod ILId
Ueght .'ti' i'''''''''
Now. irI who meets II. - lAuBn
H. hero ulh. M""dal n'hhl' VIC W
| ,,,.,r % IO.at cary 'h'H norm
| ,,.ou.pAuI by hla manager, Ian
uorUn ~ ~
Brttonz ul'N'' ~! u''' roc -,
,sal,el w.'h interest bS boxing idhS
b-.ion a one ~ inc p's' Nho"h
boxers ln me game ana h'S ptouao'S
bgNed hrfor. more people thhh any
p,ser pGgO... LNcr since iSvS9,
ahen be- made Na DEBUT IN" "or'u
Iu5 pound Champion h'H p''h
headline and De mas p"Neu III pr"-
graly every Diy OF importance IN
fac lnNrI states
This #, 'h" tlrsi appearance OF
Erfuon n Tulsa ana NE scConu OF
A worlds champion. Ie'" ne man
an'amWrgh' crown W"dr't' boNeu
Nate Jackson and Ear ! 'urychr nero
The carly ihi ~ "
DcVclopmcnt OF i"Ning.
N is s.gNH|'hui "I w
men, Of boxing IN TINS 'llS' inc p'El
|taf wear 'ar't'hNS, lhd' ""t ~
| champion I7 brought 10 Town
o-'I d frN y'trs ago uhat luIh
uls e r,rucE ing cIly IN l'a s"dnu Itns
1.hes scarcely unhho"h ou!HIue
ne boundaries OF inc s'h'e Slh'e
nat I'm" has developed inln oht
o. The greatest commcrc,al cues oi
Ne world ana l'7 drNelophcht ~
sport has knni pace WIN l'S B'o""
p other lines
John j. krIsI'r. promoter OF VIC
p.a sporting cur. "hi'h mas ihaue
possible the champion appearances
IN TuIsa d .d'ho, go 70 JoPilh 10 ~
END the leonard Thorp nout las'
gh' ns he wanted 10 perronaly WEI
.'no mo Champion ana teIo"
,0wnsman 10 thIS clly.
Fans who are fhn'llar WIN .F
.1rccr ~ brl''on ana VINO nave 10,
owed the game kno" ms tecoru
vi, br on hand 10 greet n'fn "heh
he comes To Town TRITON
rsan llkah." chap, crehlt 10 the
NoNinG game ana during nus IonE
ing record mas earned 'ne prehr oi
A.' both aS boxer ana as genie
man.
IN Interesting 1rrNonner
No less interesting pcrs"nhEe Is
hs manager, pan Morgan Morgan
occupies d's'ih'i pace IN thc poN'
1g world HIS Is pictureSuue-per
s103ll'F ant wi'hal Dan s splennid
'hdp u" '' ono or inc most entnu-
sasuc piio's IN me game. I'VE har
made comfortable IlVing OUT OF
BOXING nut greater than thc tlnhh'ia
enumeration rs me sa'lNaHtIoh OF
f"hoplng 'opno'ch boxers morgan
'orSs hara'r man the poSh IN ln'
fng when one of his stable il scrap
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-27

Geological survey figures show
that 192,537 tnns Of potash materials
containing about 52.l35 tone ot &C
tuHl potash were produced In tho
United States last year. about twico
as much as the year before.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-27

ATI.ANTA, GA, March 20 --''TeH7
Mcdonald, Atlanta infielder was
sold TO the Nashville club at the
Southern association meeting In Now
orleans. IL became known here to-
day with the return OF Secretary
Reynolds, Of The Atlanta club
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-27
IaughIin In Shapc For Scrap.


,a'dan and Ray. noted British
''i'r' have notified friends in this
yln''ry they will be unable to def
IN'N arrange for a visit here this
,.Win'r unit, they are released from
fNernmcnt service.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-27
SlHth Itnrc Ono Mic
sicngcI NAY BE a Oslriinn

It Is quite likely that CaRcy stem.
gel. ~ tho Pittsburgh Pirates. VIII
he traded 10 tho Cardinals In a
three -cornercd deal In which the
Pirates will probably get walter
Holke from Brooklyn.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-27

p, Nol.a Hlurstedt. The Horse
'sh, IS expecting to go to Eng
p.,t. ,h' coming summer, II tho
.,,..l tennis authorities decide to
'Hbe lhrir classic Nxtlires
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-27
Chnnc, i. Aflcr klIhanc.

George Chaney tho Baltimore
sChappcr wants to take another
fling Rt Champion johnny klhanc.
since the latter Was beaten hy
frankie Brown in Philadelphia re-
Gently.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-27

" T. i,NoN Minneapolis, owner OF
...'tr Nash. .-Ol -, has announced
ON 'nFnNun NJ entering his consls-
c, PAGER I1 tho frce-for- alls on the
'''ha 'if0al' he coming season.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-27

Gene iaulcttc Of the St Louis
Cardinals declares Jack Hendricks.
who managed the Cards last season.
failed because he was unable 10 gct
along amicahly with the players.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-27

Resembling AN electric flat iron
ls new eleCtromagnet for separat-
ing metals. removing chips and bor-
inEs from machinery and recovering
nails and other articles from sweep
ings
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-27

New Orleans racing promoters
may come In for a severe 'pannIng
from the Jockey club. because OF a
number of alleged irrcguiariti'- dur
ing the recent meeting AZ Jefferson
park.