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The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1919-06-11
ABSTRACT of STATEMENT.
Fer the Year EndiaE Decenber 81.
A. D., 1913.

A. D., 1913
OF the condition and affairs Of the
Home ms. Co. Of New York, organized
under the laws of the State of New
York, made to the Commissioner Of In
surance of the State Of North Da-
kota, in pursuance Of the laws OF said
State. ~
President, Elbridge q. Shaw.
Secretary, Charles L. Tyner.
Principal Office, No. Sc Cedar Street.
Attorney for Service of Process II
the State Of North Dakota:
Location, Bismarck.
Organised or Incorporated April
Commenced business April 10. 1853.
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up in Cash ............
ASSETS.
Value sof Real Estate
owned by Company.
Loans secured by Deeds
of Trust or Mortgages.
on Real Estate.
Loans secured by Couat.
Premium Notes ana
Stocks and Bonds.
Cash on hand and In
Bank Observation-Disclosures.
Intefst, due and accrued.
Net amount Of Deferred
and outstanding Pro-
mlumS .............s..
Amount Of all other A.
sets ....s...s....ss.s.r
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The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1919-06-11

8. a. OLSNESS,
Commissioner Of Insurance
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1919-06-11
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AUTHORITY. 49,
Whereas, the Home Insurance Com.
pany, a corporation organized under the
laws Of New York. has filed IN this Of
condition and: business for the year
ending December 81, 1918. conformable
to the requirements of the laws Of this
state. regulating the business Of In.
Whereas. The said Company has filed
n this office 2 duly certined cory Of
tion in compliance with the require
ments Of the insurance. laws aforesaid.
missioner Of Insurance Of the State OF
North Dakota. pursuant to the provt.
slons OF said laws, do hereby certify
that the above, named Company 10 fully
empowered. through its authorized
agents. to transact Its appropriate
business Of Authorized Insurance IN this
state according to the laws thereof, un.
til h 31st day Of March. 4: D. 1890.
In Testimony Whereof. I have here.
unto Sci. my hand and seal At Bis
merck. this First Day Of April, A. D.
tsiEAI) g. 4. o1sNEss,
Commissioner Of InsuraqnD
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1919-06-11
ABSTRACT OF STATEMENT.
Fer the Year Ending December 81,

ASSETS.
Value Of Real. Estate
Owned BY the Company
Loans on Bonds, Mort
Cages and Collateral
Security :.............
Stocks and Bonds ......
Cash on hand and in
BANK ................
Interest due and accrued
Premiums in course Of
collections and trans
mission ..... .s.o
All other. sums due to
the Company
Tn%oO Aoont
The Washington times., 1919-10-27
Women's Kayser Urn Suits &

s1.25 value suits, in white and ~ i
pink. Closed suit with wide leg:
also envelope chemise style and low
neck. sleeveless and ankle length style.
All perfect goods in regular and extra
sizes. Dollar Day only, at $l.00.
Mnin Floor.
The Washington times., 1919-10-27
BALTIMORE POLICE
RELEASE D. c. MAN

BALTIMORE. Oct s7-Havfng OBJ
tained . $4,000 bond through a pro-
fessional bondsman. Morris W. Irwin.
thirty-three years old. OF Washington.
d. C. indicted here for alleged COM
pffcity in the alleged bogus stock
deal which cost the hrm of B. Warren
Csrkran q Co. $3.50 several months
ago. left town last night after having
spent Saturday night and most OF yes
terday In Q cell at the Central police
station
Irwin was arrested at the Laurel
race track Saturday by Headquarters
Detectives ODonnell and Mintiens. T.
". Wampier hurried here from Wash
ington when he was informed of Ir-
WINS arrest II is understood that
Irwin got Harry B. Wolf to handle
the local end of the case. John T.
Golden was present in the clerks Of
fee Of the criminal court at s D. m.
when Irwin was released.
Mr.. Golden, IL Is said. could not meet
the bond, but Morris and Hattie Gold
herg were brought to the clerks office
of the criminal court and they named
property said to be worth s2l 800
which was accepted.
SPANISH ACTORS FORM UNION.
MADRID, Oct. 27.-The actors of
Spain have formed a union
The Washington times., 1919-10-27
ADVERTISEMENT
A COLD RELIEVER
FOR FIFTY YEARS
Dr.. Kings New Discovery
has q successful record of
half a century.

"IME-TRIED for more than 6f,v
years and today at the zenitb
OF It's popularity When Won
think OF that. you are bound
70 be convinced that DR.. Kings New
Dscovery does exactly what IL Is
meant 10 do-soothes cough-raw w
throats. congestion-to tormented Chests
loosens phlegm-pack, and breaks the
most obstinate cold and grippe at
tack.
DR.. Kings Is safe for your cold
for your mothers cold. for the kid :
dies cold, cough. Group. Leaves no
dtsasreeaole after-ehects. so cents
a bottle at your druggists.
The Washington times., 1919-10-27
PRINTERS INDORSE
TRINITY CAMPAIGN
Bishop Harding Writes He Is
Sure of Success of
$4,000 Drive.

Endorsement OF Trinity Community
House drive was given last night by
Washington Plate Printers Union.
Local No. ?, following an address on
the subject by Mrs. David Ransom
CovelL The union appointed Samuel
T. Farmer treasurer OF the fund
which the Bureau of Engraving and
Printing win raise for the institution
this week.
Further endorsement OF the drive
was given yesterday by Bishop Hard
ing, who returned to Washington
after attending the Episcopal conven-
ton In Detroit
1T is with extreme pleasure that
/ learn Of your well-laid plans for an
appeal for $4,000" said the bishop in
his letter Of endorsement for the
purpose Of broadening community
service work. I know you will win.
Never does the public OF Washington
fail to respond to support of a worthy
cause"
At Trinity Community House yes
terday afternoon more than a hundred
soldiers and sailors from St Eliza
beth's were given a supper and gen.
eral hospital by women OF the De-
partnent of Agriculture war relief
association
Complete Final Plana
With the luncheon of the general
committee in the New willard Hotel
this afternoon, final plans were COM
pieted for the drive, which starts to-
morrow and continues for three days.
Hsstin Thompson addressed the
meeting and urged members of the
committee to do all in their power
during the coming week to reach the
mark set for the drive. The perma-
nent establishment in Washington of
the Trinity Community House, he said,
- one of the necessary sequals to the
war work the community house has
been doing during the war.
Roland Robbins, chairman of the
executive committee in charge of the
drive, presided at the meeting and
with Percy S. Foster. campaign man
ager. reviewed all the plans for the
systematic canvass of Washington by
3 the twenty teams. the Halloween ball
in the New willard Hotel Thursday
night. the moving picture show in the
Garden Thcater, and a tag day. In
{ the course of the next three days
thousands of Washingtonians will be
approached and asked to do their
Bit toward aiding in successful
completion of the drive for Trinity
Community House
SuDper fer wounded
Women workers Of the war relief
board Of the Department of Agricul-
ture served their four thousandth
supper to wounded soldiers last night
In the Trinity community house at
Third and G streets northwest The
supper brought the total individual
meals served during the year to A.
900.
This work has been one of the most
successful phases of the many
branches Of endeavor In which the
Trinity community house has been
engaged The women from the De-
partment of Agriculture, raising their
own funds and volunteering the one
free night q week, have been meeting
for some time past in the supper room
of the Trinity community house and
serving the hungry soldiers with
homo cooked meals Mrs. Robert
Reese, wife of the chief clerk of the
Department of Agriculture, Is in
charge of the women.
The Washington times., 1919-10-27

300 sheets pure White Paper Nap ~ u
kips and $50 sheets of Wax Paper.
Regular SLAB value, special for Dollar
Day, both for 81. Main Floor.
The Washington times., 1919-10-27
Bowels Act Sluggish?

Irregular bowels often result in
serious sickness and disorders OF the
liver and stomach. Make them act
as they should with DIR. Kings New
Life Pills Keep the liver active
the system free from waste. rs cents
a bottle.
The Washington times., 1919-10-27
Childs Bloomers, 3 pairs c1

OF fine sateen. made with wsist "
band and elastic at knees Sizes
TO 10 years in rose, pink. copcn. tar
etc. BarEzin BaseRenl
The Washington times., 1919-10-27

UnuSual OppOrtunttes to Save
Armstrong; best printed linoleum-
$1-35 value. Special, 81 sq. I'd.
Fine Brush Door Mats. $1.45 value.
Special, u.
Brusselette Stair Carpet soc value
yds., u.
Petroleum Rugs. in SKIS feet size
$1.35 value, at 81.
Congoleum Hall Runners. 69c value
Special, ydz. 81. second Floor.
The Washington times., 1919-10-27
40c Outing Flannel, 8 yds. O.

T-inch heavy quality plain white ~ 4
and colored Outing Flannel. in a
Dollar Day only. 3 yards for S1.O0.
Second Floor.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-30
Arena For Heavyweight Mill
July 4 to Cost $150,0O0 Over

TOLEDO, Ohio. June 2S-Thrust
Ing It's raw. yellow skeleton sky
ward. the huge bowl-shapcd arena,
costing $4,000 and originally
planned to seat 10000 persons. il
rapidly nearing completion for the
heavyweight champlohship contest
between Jcss willard and Jack
Dempsey
The arena Is located IN Ray View
park, "A munlcipally-ow plot Of
ground sixty acres In extent and dl-
rcctly north four miles from the
heart of the city BEFORE being
turned over 10 TEE Rickard. protom
ter ~ The cham mpionshlp contest. the
park had been used ns a recreation
center and the arena rests on the
sites of two baseball diamonds on
tho north side OF the park l. Maumee
hay ana 10 the east is Maumee river.
Encircling the plot Is "A road of
crushed stone. Tho park r. OF arti-
flrial construction. most " Il being
Oiled I'm land. but Is ideally situated
In every respect II Is perfectly flat
and treeless. making the work OF
tho engineers constructing tho arena
easier than Il otherwise would have
been
-Four Times Larger Than Reno.
Some idea ot tho immcnsity OF the
arena may he obtained from the
fact That II is four times as large as
tho arena In which Jack johnson
battered Jim Jeffries TO defeat In
Reno. New, and capable ot seating
four times as many persons Ap-
nroNimately 1850. 600 feet ~ lumber
has been used IN tho structure. Not
bolt has been used. the entire
building being held together by nails
Il which two carlosds or 10000
pounds have been driven All new
lumber has enetered into the con-
struction and this will bc sold after
the contest
Precautions for safety have been
taken In the construction. Careful
tests we're made Of the ground 10
find out whether II could carry the
great human weight which would
rest unon it The carrying capacity
OF the lumber and the tensile
strength % the nails were determined
and margin allowed FOR safety.
Although the structure was oriri-
nally planned for 10000 persons, a
load og 10000 pcrsona was taken AS
tho basis OF the estimate and. In
stead Of allowing lI5 pounds per-
son. As is done IN ordinary construc-
lion for live loads" an average OF
200 pounds was taken This gave a
total live load ot 5000 tons but 10
allow even further amount OF
safety margin. construction was
baRed upon load OF 10000 tons
As an insurance against any set
Ting should rainy weather on the
day OF the match. or even few day,
before cause the structure to settle
slightly. heavier fgotinRs we're used
This cntailed an additional expense
~ about $500 but Promoter RICK.
ard decided II would be cheaper for
the groatcr safety afforded
Nor Is actual safety OF the specta
tors tho only thing which has been
considered Every effort has been
made 20 make ~ certain every ticket
holder will got tho scat 20 which his
tirkct entities him To take care
Of the big crowd there will he four
groud entrances. one each at the
north. south, east and west side Of
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-30
Writings of Ancient
CeitS Dug Up by Irish
University Instructor

Dublin, May 2S.-,Rv mauN
ny Douglas HYDE professor ~
Irish In mo National university or
Ireland. has been delivering So.
r,rE q lectures ON irish folklo.N
40 Alexandra college. DlIm and
h1s made uHny intc-cEtirr d.V-
enyorcs. fIc iuId there nist have
ONlstoa ir the middle 1rcs ip ire
land whole cycle of literature
dedicated 20 famous animals IIe
had recorded some Eurylying
specimens ~ q and translated
them for tho first time
BIO showed thNt tho ancient
Irish were familiar with tho trans
migration OF souls and that even
F.. 'L" last century some traces ~
'hH NDNcf remained I'm county
t.H.owwou a poem was written a
century or century and a hair
Hrn telling OF pig which. having
eaton vu Irish manuscript spoke.
ana told the owner how it had
boon % great singer among tho
Turks fought AT Aurhr0m against
'nn Irish and been hackler I'm
France
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-30
N ] ROMlNE OFFERS FREE
WATER IF IT IS WANTED

I ~rm ready % furnish anybody
with water FREQ OF charge II they
want IT," said NJ. j. Romine, last
night 81 read that the watcr com
panies were going to raise the price
OF water and ! am ready to come
20 tho aid OF everybody living out
side OF the business distpict with
water absolutely free for the taking.
My we'll at l1li north Elwood Is
perfectly pure and will stand any
analysis
Il have all the good wotcr ! can
use but know Tulsa seeds good
water and I am willing 20 pay
double taxes to see the CITY have
good water supply That's why
I'm for Spavinhw,'
Rominc win do anythlnr, he slys
10 kcep people who cannot afford
TO nay the high price for bottled
water. from suffering and for that
rearun Is offering the water from
MS well 20 any person living outside
~ the business section ~ lh" CITY
The water will hc free 'o anyone
who will get Il and deliver 49,
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the arena. At each " these WIH be-
four ruuways, one each FOR tho tiN.
SIS and t2b seatH. while the fourth
viii take care OF the $50. $40. $50
and $50 ticket holders In order 90
obtain entrance ~ viii be uocrs cary
to pass muster OF three separate
ticket takers 60 guard against ury.
one not holding a tickct slipping by
Several hundred discharged suI-
iiera. all having seen service In
France, will act as ushcrs and
guards az the arena. They viii bc
armed Bank clerks have been en-
gagged by Promoter Eickart In han
ding the ticket sales at tho arena
ana az the downtown headquarters
on the day OF the contest
Precautions against rushing ~
the gates also have been takcuDlu'-
side the arena eighty feet dIgan,
viii be barbed wire fence, or en-
tanclemont. eight feet hirh ana a
half mile long to keep tho crowd
away from the entrances. Closer 10
the arena VIII be u .ut
twelve feet high, surmounred hr
barber wire. while az the top uf '.e
arena Itself will be a five-fo0t fence
of barhed wire with armed guards
stationed every twenty-five feet
The $40. Sl5. 125 and $40 and $40
seats also will be separated from
each other hv barbcd wire 'u ureven,
occupants Of one section moving into
better seats.
There will not be stairway IN the,
entire arena. which Is 600 feet across
Entrance TO tho various sections will
be along inclined runways, with
grade OF one foot 20 every six reet
making the climb scarcely notice
able The runways 90 the SO seats
which will he "a feet from the
ground win be $50 feet In length
An allowance OF IS inches seat
way has been made for each tickot
holder. The rows will he Two feet
apart for all seats cheaper than $50
and eight inches more FOR The $50
and $50 seats. The seats themselves
will be 10 inches In width. giving ~
inches leg room between rows The
only difference between the cheapest
seat and the top priced rows VIII al
low slightly more leg room
The $50 tickets entities holders
10 seats about 10 feet from the ring
l76 press seats for newspaper writ
ers taking up the actual rIucs.de
There will be ~ seats I'm the first
row Of tho reserved scat section
while the last row OF the SO seats
will accommodate / 500 persons. The
first row of SO seats will he 1hogt
276 feet from the middle Of the rlnR
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-30

PARIS June 2g. Tho council NJ
tho peace conference i' les under.
stood Will again tnkn tho form ~
an intcr-allied supreme council In
which each ~ the great powers w.I'
he rsprcaonted hy two delegates Nr.
cs-ding 20 the Towps the council
viii be formed as 'oI'ovt Prem .r
CIemenceau and Fervifn MlnC9r.
p.nchon for France. Secretary of
STATE IauNnE and col Inward ~
Ifouyc for tho United SNfoa. For.
ciEn Minister Dalfouf and NIscouul
Milner or Andrew Hnnnr Law f.r
Great Britain ForclrU Minister TIT
toni ana Gugliclw0 Narcuni for
Italy and Baron Maxine and Vis.
count Chinda for Japan.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-30

American league
HESULTS YESTERDAY
MQaTgE,, 1 .ausa.t.

AT TULSA 81, DIS MONIES
las
At Oklahoma Gj'y ~. Sioux cry
Al Wichita 2-5. Omaha -.
National League
A. Cincinnati 9. ST. Louis u
Al Chicago { putsburrh 2.
At Brooklyn ., Philadelphia a.
American League
At 81 Louis g. Chicago 3
A. Detroit 4. Cleveland 0.
A. Ncw York 2. BOSTON s
Al Washington ]. Philadelphia o.
GAMES TODAY
Western League
bes Moipcs lt TuIvt
Sioux CITY Hf oklahoma CITY.
81 Joseph AZ Joplin
Omaha U' Wichita
National League
Nrw York at Boston
Philadelphia az brooklyn
Cincinnati az Chicago
So Louis a. rlgngrGh
We American League
Washington az Philadelphia
loston az Nrw lorh
Detroit o. 50 Louis
only three games scheduled
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-30

IENNTNWNNTIi Kan. Juno GO
$50 trace hal boon found tonight 10
vna stated. of Iouis A Miller snry.
lua d 'nrr".,rar sentence a. lhr f.1.
oral rruI'ynfHN here. who 0sr1r, =
fnm 'Hr prison n'o Yesterday N..
Irr was .r.aN.cr,l bon uc.1. Tepe. H
yo1r a. ot yonuus 'ho Mann nr'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-30
wichita.
ann %


Kirby Spe'Iman. Mason. Wihoii Mcloau.
NerEef 2, howman etrors GIslasou Mason.
Ni.'tui two hass hits spclImau. Graham.
Miholt Mueller Hovman three base hii
w holt. sacrifice iy -'pa'Imau. double
p.al Mueller lo Washburu 20 Mueller. Irit
on bases Wichita e. Omsha 4. bases col.
balls Townssud Mason la son Urfrr.
struck out o., Townsend % Nt kopu Nr
howmAn hits on Tovrssui on .0rp
p on How man Ngr l.... umg're.
Lckmau sud Iu'bufi
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-30

summary Two hhrc nus, lhph-
nson. Davis, CoffCN. Sacrifice hits,
Wuffll, Ewnldt BASES on balls, PA
Icttc ., \. SlnttCrN ?. Struck out,
PJllcuc .. y SlnttCry 3 Wild pitch.
~ Slhttcry5 I,cft on bases, Tulsa =,
DCs MniuCs q Timc it2O. lm-
plrCs Jacobs and BCCkcr.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-30

Perkins tDrer base ht Foster. stolen
bases MNAn Thomas, double play 1ohn.
,iou 20 'u'rr bases on balls on Johnston
T. o." Ns'ior struck G-.. 10y johnson
lv Nay.cr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-30
NV York

NNA.II Tor MNNFINAF lN eIkNtH
IHait,d FOR Russell ia ninth
rNOrs BY iUumgss
Hoaio7 .......-........l .l2O 200 OgO-S
hrw York ......... 900 600 OD1-a
summary Runs. Gilhooley. Roth. Ruth.
Srhaug Jones Lewis. Pratt. errors or
ho1.sy Ruth, Rode peckirraugh Pipp
two base hits Jones Wit pcckirpauEh
three Base tlt matt. home run Bodis
stolen bases. Baksr Sshsug Hooper bases
Dr balls on Jones q struck OUT by Mog
ridge Z hy Russell !. hy Jones
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-30

BROOKLYN June 90 Brooklyn made
r three straight from PhiIaisIphs today
rhuais phA uei The score iu me seventh
inning bIt ihc locals came bach Boo thrlr
hale
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-30

. N.Nmal! nuns. hlslAsoH. hlth' HaNe
hNhrau. WLhou Wasbburn, error Bar
beau tso baao hlis, Shinkls Bsfbrau.
uisasou, Mari MeBrlds YAtysu. Wash
hVru three base htt. Wsshbutn, AcrifIrs
One lla'e. sacrifice u.s. laUau. double
p.sT. MusNsr 10 Nafhhuru Ieu on bases.
umEhs B.. Wichita bases on balls. kirby
hafb'su. Gregory struck out by SchAI.
man b. Htegory hits on arha.tmaH
Do. OF oregon q time So
FEtDNu GAME
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-30
TIGERS BEAT INDIANS;
BROWNIES DEFEAT SOX
Oppurtunc Hitting Gives JungalcCri
Game: Burkc- Take Thrilling
Pitchers Duel
RED SOX DEFEAT YANKEES
Heavy Hitting by Hub Nine Wins
Griff- Ficld Perfectly and Win
iIurling Battle

DETROIT June 20 -.Ehmks allowed
Cleveland hlt one hit todAS and held &he
visitors srorciss while Detroit hunchod five
hits lu two innings aud won, making .
clean sweep % the series
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-30

summary; Two-bnsc hits, Wuffli,
Thomason, Wright a Cnss. SaCri-
flcC rits, Coffcy. Hartford. CaSs,
Ewnldt Bases on balls, Payne 2.
T. Slattcry 4, Bnync 4, Sparks 2
hit by pitched bail Davis nv Dim
mock. Struck out. Payne 2, Dim
mock 3. Hnihnm I. 4. Slattcry I,
sparks .. Runs, off Iinrhnm In I
inning. =. Slattcry IN 2 ia In
ningS Bnync . In 3 ia innings,
Payne 3 Ia ia innings IcTt on
bnss~, Tulsa 10, Dcs Moihcs ~
Time 22O. Jmpircs, jacobs aud
Becker
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-30
.incinnati

Snmtqary Runs lack Smith Miller q
sloek 3, uornshy Mcucnrv iAvIu. Snyder
nherde' RAih. Groh Rousch. kopi 2
Ninro ANon. Ellef Bressler errors shot.
Ton hauhert Nesls Hresler tvo.btse hiis
hopi EIer Miller stock o. McHsnty.
SNYDER three base hits. Raridsn. Allen.
Mrllenry stolen hAses RAth. Fusr doubI,
plays Groh 90 nauhcrt. Hreis'ef 10 Gfoh
70 ltih 20 nauhsrt 2 L. Smith 10 Allen 10
hopi to Garner 20 Grot 10 Allen base, on
balls Of Eurr 1 on Ring 2 OF Fisher q
or poak L. on shsrtsl
10000 Fans At St Louis Game
Vt LOUIS lunt 20 More than Is no0
!a'A shw So Louis make 10 three out Of four
from Chicago by vIn.Irg TO-DAY
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-30

WASHINGTON, June 90 johnson had
the better Of Naylor in = pitching duel TO
day s0d Washington won thereby mIkine
% hrse straight over Philadelphia
The score
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-30

,NAtird FOR % Nol. in seventh.
S.utr boy innings
Cleveland .'.... 600 600 600
betrot ......... 600 22O O0r--A
summarys Runs Rush Young Ellison.
loues errors. Ghrdner Bash Ainsmih
two.hast hits Jones Nracb. stolen bAse.
Jones double play. Gardner 40 Nsmhssants
90 Johnston hase8 on balls on Morton
or Ehmks s. OF Phillips struck out hy
Morton !. BY Ehmks ,, by lhle !. b.
Phillips 4.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-30
Rcd sor win Third

Nru YotL today lu 'thr third game Of the
series. Iorcs pitched GOOD ball for Boston
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-30

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