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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-25
FINANCIAL
BY BUD FISHEb
RuSINESS OPPORTUNlTIES

FINANCIAL
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. "
fOR SALt Bn. eigaf Stand and lg.h ounsf d
business district the bot t0} ny mo fat u
The city for information ATS term. r,l a 90
security Bank Bdg G4arHrrt lav'm-a' 10
GRO, ERi. S1URES thrcs ui,h nits room, lst,
$50 Robinson Blds phone i'u
RESTAURANT doing soI hu.Hrr. tl-5g laAj
l30 Robinson BldE phone IiNH
FoK INFORMATION about ths nra ,h,Yos and N
fields In western TtnnSSsey aHi Owe aGsAss M
rentals in territory EcolurlraiJ Approved m.
Trnnnkla OF Co, dickson Tenn
Tf rO DATE kEsTtlRtNT da'r. ,toi nsia.-s ,sd
location, must veil. lta'irs's.p rho'e O5Il
S72O takes II Il taken Al once. Uub r,,
In live OF town doing brr b4sIa.i
average 500 per day rhra0 rent good
location. Call phors 261. tlNard EasAy
Skiatonk Okla
FOR SALE Rest pool ha'' with barber
shop aud cigar stand, IN 1Il,A good 10
cation; long lease reasonable rents oil
equipment just ike new doing good
business and Mil sell oG teasonsb,
terms: rea son for selling owner ~
old to handle the bus.nr., See Ra
l. Grant, 5ii Security Blg Phon'
3l60
bh fHANkFlI Ihii w ~ h' ~
FLOOR PRIrsS: e HAGtNN, 3l6 ctNTKA
NATIONAL BANK MrG
fOR RrNf stone hotel SIS pcr mouth. ij wa
upstairs. large dining room, h''r' Aai huhen 81
stairs, at Ripley Inquire Il Il ,aLhL lh
Ohla
6kI GOODS sTORE ioine $50. ur orrus
in the best oil tosn II OhAf0n, B't rwg
loca;ion will sell riSht Adifra Boz ss'' p0ia'
Flght OKLA
nor sALE-Twenty five ton ire Plant Il
town Of 1000 cheap fuel abinisn,a
Of water. and demand for -apaeliy. Al.
dress w F. care Word
FUR SALE cafe Eo~t DasinrS -h-,p r'nn 90
location. bargain me m,oe q" cone ~
ioos It over. Bd 81. Mton oSh
fOk sAlk no char hsncr ,h.l. 90 e1ns
IN oil iosn eau At once T. N''' sGuh
OH. LANDS AND LEASES "a
SVTTCg 10 DRILLING r0NTRAC1uRs. W. RN
~ CONTRACT FOR ONE on NlAt DIT Nhli
N NEW MENICn CALk alh llNINI NNIuN
BhNK RlbG. G ! hNGENN -
WNNrtn -By an old rcliablr 0nrlp pro'ada
property sith iane areagr p kalfN. mh
homa TstAs. keutucsy and Hurr. lnu1aai hta
Only parties sho mem busl'r. iil en- 'gn'
all information pertaining ' Nr ''I' - ~
hiilies Including arraEe iH,sr'ur'r' rfu'ir'R.
Income and very bt Tficr u'cl AmsH 1'fa'
soi 5l7 Toledo "hin
iOR INFORMATION about l1e pr' -fai.7- sAaa 2.
fields in western Tennq,ter 'ni ''' iT'as' !.
rentals In territory grolog'ra'Y apFn'Nl Wiz
TennoEh nil Co. bidsoo Tenn
Ilo.ACRk oil lsase IN. n,asc ran"" ~ RI
half for test ssl Sec uor'"' WIN I'.t =
.TtNNFSstE viii be be,'r ou '''d IA,
1.iiit,,.' .nn,nyot gra'grt.n Boy
leases now Address nok r.. NaGhTAA
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ANNOUNCEMENT
SPECIAL NOTICES

SPECIAL NOTICES
FAiRHpuNr Maternity hospital Tor ron
h0,urut. private. prices reasonable may
work 'or board babies adapted write
for booklet Mrs 7 II Long i9ll lah
Twenty seventh st-"ct Kansas Ciiy, Ne
W. HAVE MOVED
WHY PAY MChEi
pIpsrt watch repairing cleaning so
main springs. $50, rrysAb 2ir. al work
fully guaranteed rstlroad Nots a spcriAlp
Formerly inspector for three road 20
years stprr,rnce In tho best tetail Ai0fos
and watch iActorirs Richard J Cor
dons watch Repair Shop. ii9 South
Hoston
ios1 Rel~c-n Ateru sod nds, man htosu coa.
contains WlahomA Iron Nofts b,dgr f7ssd pbors
Osags asa
ALI SRw AuiCO on ASb nAS LEASES sUll'
TtiR0lu IN ny 0FfiDE ARt az AKANTttp NJ
rir TArt ANu Ahk OuUp fuH n ItARS
ASK AnOtf 1likM rH0NE ploi e l. HAZE
MAN
HANt l0lH comp'ns' 'ad on ~ made into
fp ulr str uihfariion guaranteed Ms
niey. maHuiarImsf " hair e"s-b. Jbo y hHlh
isstOn
ronr,. u,sh bwnsr,. dsll'erpd 81 so.
Phone % 40i.
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EMPLOYMENT
uELp WANTED FEMALE.

NG\fkb An unmarried mluJt aged uIofrd Somsn
rir general house sofE; servants quarters 'wniahcd
rso IN family Call o sl22
NANTEU Neat App,Ning gif al ouoe. BlH land)
sh1p ~ FAt Third
WANTED White sd fcr sspcfal iho'r~soft 1911.
NNSf fFD Good rciiAhe shlte maid 10 dn house
vofk and nurse WORK. no cooking OF sundry krt
crruccs required CAl at 500 East Eighteenth street
NNTb 4 young lsfy with grammar school e'il,
cation. mus, he Of good family and one xho SAINTS
permanent position Coed alsD paid NJ Thomas
a. South Boston. Room aiT
NkNTth t,pnd uhie uomsn to hcep hnuse for
,man family grni vsges and home to a reliable
csll sundo, 2ld south Guthrie
SEW sERvANr QUARTERS fot rent In exchange for
anrk Phone Olh7
WANTED Markcr atd A.sotter Phone or
writ. Cushing steam Laundry Gushing
Okla
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LODGES AND SOCIETIES
TULSA LODGE 40 II meet. every Thurs
E4N&> November IT yiSitofs wei
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Neat meeting persmb'f
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LOST AND FOUND

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AUTOMOBILES
AuroMoRIlEs non sALE

AUTOMo bllabS fuH bhLb ~
fDR sNlt lpls Dodge roadster N A
sndtliou with winter top or will tsko
Iutd az part payment lo East Second
street
Stw sftNnorE Columbus miAs 23os EAh s'e
and
iuH HMF i0lf rtaudr rhummY roadster, $500
tor lllh tds ca1 lol North Asbsll
FuH str g,rd touring Su In good nnuins ordo
fw 500 a0l south R1ulhrr OAsr sha2
PRIVATE CARS s2t
Liability ard property damage trucks f2s.
Cal Beu kccue Usage Gs3i ais West
First
AZ TnNlOHItt HAkGAlN
n YOU arr going ~ haze sr Tor first class five
passenger. slt ciihir sV thi siuief of ucIt pfing
iou ran mrr 1900 by making ihs purchase nos
taf enst VI Tlt equipped and has hesn In
sisni 'luT months U-nrf need, money To uss In
business and -lil sArrfcc nwnrr sill ruuAnies
car and permit mechanics Inspection Address Tor date
a world
ron Stl Nodsbakt l. thres nsw c.sinEr. ,les
lde llEhl. ,nd starter running order $500
Phone o i6te
lot ard pay dliircncs 6ls Marc building Usage
WI stla OF ucnansr ny sven pa.ssnsr 1918
nodsl 'hsudlu Tor lighter rH Address fda.
care Wwid
FOH ME fvr passenger hdlrA eN 1871 mods
only mh ! suU miles In good condition rricc
81 600 c,,h ,ppr 'at snuih Boston 1888
Fok sALE--Onr Fransiin touring car.
one Mthurn Electric Chsppla Hros.,
6it South Main o l292
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-25
BOARD AND ROOMS
HOTELS

~ rlIN' N'''''
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS ie
ARCHER " lfb fan room Furnished apartment
tw rnt: phone ossu aa'i
lmRb iIOt Larss ao'e,u houscse'pus icons.
0ogr s'l0
bOsiO> 3lt fhrs suite mcieru hupict
slso single room sood sAtef
rNu compr,rb mniahsd houssAcepns roons. 10
children iiii Almlnl
/ fhEiENNE s. B21 one or t4u room modern hou.e
kerpns apartments fine nsighbcdhood, close In :.
h~sl,lfullY furnished
nytNri. " siT tso nicrly furnished huus'
! tespnt rcan,s. good locainp phone is3s
FOR RlNT Tso moirrn ho,Nisehr-plng rooms 81 per
seek elo~s IN. ne children o-3a2l
nNnFTn. ". aii Nice large hou'ssrvvius fcor
suitable ne uoftius onupls ushtng distanrt and
es n car line rti'ns entrance
Ms~N eia rNrt, room, furnished 'of hou's
krrptne Adults only rhons sldl
nErNulr Is. ill6 r.o furnished hdu.eterrtnS
fnaus front and rear prrsis euiTance connecting
hath. no children 5a22 Il
CINCINNATI y ifl Two oroacctins fccms, mod
un phone 0sAsr p1pi
iva Fi RNidiS,, RhUNI ~ liGhi ho,rrssepiug
s. sess % North fhosnh
hUpGk E. litl suite Of hoi'rtoopins fooms
modern os,ss Aa7l
LIGHT Hut sEktErlNG RVoMs Tor rrut $50 horih
Detroit 0lsll
OLYMPIA 4. hu ho,issI,cplrg fcom, 9Th hfg.
pantry Ard rlusrt. Heltfn. " b Nh
tsu ItRNlsiIfb HiyNS im Itsht housekeeping
r,.lsrn private entrance 1883 Fsyi rhHd
hGlN SOl wv n,rsy ufnished hoasGsepins
rooms
NIiN lfl Arr frpnt room kiichen and dn
ins.oou priri,rr
,ulI,GE 4 gnf TO Usht nousrtssping fcoms
"a, sni stcHhihs FURNISHED. 50 Prf sers. 10
rhudrru q 9isaI
NNE\rM ". olt rso nsnt p,urst,sinE roHi
rhous q 1Jis
q.uPEV t,ht hcp,oks,irr ,oorrs Tor rent.
,i,n on, ,ie.r,rg ro"m NO children p2i
south Jackson phone q fsls
ROOMS FOR RENT FURNISHED II
:.
>I,rN FlRNlgup Sleeping rcou adjoining bath
Ararurul e. 2l' We'd Se'7ud
t'N"i 4 .'' wan iAN T" 'uH' AP"'"n'
luh ktN1 tsu s.rrpins rrrs sith meal, usAes
tgBH
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'rrisHfr G~n'lrm~n Only Phone ss
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BUSINESS SERVICE
PAINTING AND DECORATING

\ , HODGE paperhanglng and painting
Residence | : North ko,edale. Cedar 1855
WALL PAPER
Reasonable prices We furnished papcthsng
srs. Plymouth Wall Paper Co. al2 Fast
Second Gssgs 722i
FOR FIRST CLASS work m paper hanging.
painting and decoranoug, call Sihrkel
Bros former phperhausers foE HALL
burton .ihbottH Phone u liTs.
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MOVING AND STORAGE

MOVING AND STORAGE ~
MOVING ND STORAGE
stove -rh Page. Fitsptooi Storage
Phones pssgr iSss Ssss
IT'S YOUR NOW NENr--loe Hodr.s
usrsfer moving ard storage. goods
packed ard shipped o. short roisc. st
reasonable rr,res lo2 south tu-inuati-
Phone $50
PAINTING AND DECORATING SC
INpERINu AL PAINTING -Es,imatss
ybcrgiu1v eteyr0. az vurk guaranteed
John Peterson IA Soath Che! eaur.
layut Uaagc -Jct.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
LoD0Es AND sOclBrIEs

DUUWEH NNU "VVT" rr1''
ATTENTION kushu lat.o oi rtcwt@ THURSDAY, No.,
,srb., gf N,IinGl Pirlatg krt ~ tfomsrl sll
tritaie 100 rlAo. yuuf presence g. tr'ri"trd ~
N,as. hall " 4 MSaunu
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ROOMS FOR RENT FURNISHED

NltNN FtRNlslup sleeping rcou adjoining bath
Ararurui e. 90, We'd Sesuud
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-06-21
BROWNS ARE
REALLY GOOD
ST. Louis Team Has Loyal support O
Fans and Has Been Plugging
Ahead for Many
Years.
.lBy H. C. Hamilton, United Press
Staff CORRESPONDENT

.lBy H. c. Hamilton, United Press
Staff Correspondent
NEW YORK, June 21-Just what
jimmy Burke has done to the Browns
is. q question, but eastern fans be-
lieve he has hypnotized them. Not
since the dim days when Cleveland
and St Louis battled for a pennant
end almost stole 1t from under the
very nose of Hughey Jennings has the
east given such attention to an Ameri-
can league club from ST. Louis.
When Fielder Jones took his made
over Feds into the American league
race after the peace agreement had
been signed, there were lot of folks
who believed he might cut some
swath with them, but they We're very
few and were extremely lonely in
their belief Since then predictions
regarding the Browns have been gen.
orally confined to forecasting place
| ior them in the second division.
Burke didn't get away to an auspi.
cious start this year, but after
eloomily watching the Browns skid
backward and forward under the lash
OF western visitors, he began feeding
then. raw meat or something just as
pdu-duu the bTO"uS pC6dH 10 VIII.
/ They licked the life out of the Yam
lees and then started eastward. Their
start east wasn't SO encouraging as it
might have been, yet they played bali
| in Detroit that would have beaten
any club but one that was playing as
| Detroit was in those days and then
they began to pick up again.
The Browns really are good base
ball club. The infield, save for one
patchy spot, shortstop, in a fine, well
running machine. There are few ball
players in the game who can surpass
the marvellous Sisler and Joe Gedeon
| has developed into high type OF
second baseman and a strong hitter.
The Brownie pitching staff, the gloom
spot of the club before the season
| opened, has reversed itself and is turn
| ing in great games. Davenports per.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-06-21

bly, have signified their intention Of
voting for acceptance OF the peace
treaty.
The democrats warned members of
their party in the assembly that If
they voted for acceptance, they would
be expelled from the party.
New German Cabinet.
PARIS, June PA News Agency
dispatch from Weimar today said the
new German cabinet had been semi
officially announced as follows:
DR.. Eduard David, chancellor.
DR.. Bernard Dernburg, minister OF
finance.
Herr Sfnzheimer. minister of JUS
tfce.
Hugo Preuss, minister of the In
terror.
Herr Schmidt, food controller.
Herr Wissel. minister of economics
Herr Baier, minister Of public
works.
Count Won Bernstorff, minister Oh
foreign affairs.
Gustav Noske. minister Of defense.
DR.. Bell, minister OF colonies.
Herr Giesberts. minister OF posts.
Matthias Erzberger, minister without
portfolio.
The dispatch added that Erzberger' s
appointment was uncertain.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-06-21
ATHLETES
ARE SELECTED
List Of Those Who Will Represent
American Army in lnter-Aliies
Games Next
Week.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service
COLONIES, France, June 20.-The
athletes who will represent the Ameri-
can army in the inter-allies games,
beginning here next week were an
nounced today as follows:
High jump-R. E Templeton, Stan
ford university; C. Rice, Parsons,
Kans.; C. Larsen, American Fork.
Utah; Frank Haker, Oakland, Calf.
Running broad jump-Sol Butler,
Dubuque university; H. C. Worthing-
ton, Washington, D. c.; l. e. Johnson,
Carlyle, ILL.,; D. Politizer. New York.
100 meter dash-Edward Teschner;
Sol Butler; Chas. Paddock, Pasadena,
Calf; e. A. Torkelson.
200 meter dash-Chas. Paddock, Ed
ward Teschner; M. Haddock; Carl
Haas.
10 meter high hurdles-Rober
Simpson, Missouri university; Fred
Kelly, Los Angeles; w. B. Ames, Oak
Park, ILL.,; VIM. Lewis.
200 meter low hurdles-Wm. Syl-
yester, Missouri university; Robert
Simpson: Meredith House, Riverside.
Calf; T. S. Fields, philadelphia.
800 meter run-Earl Toby, Chicago;
IT. M. Sphinx, Chicago; L. E. Scudder,
Philadelphia; E. F. Campbell, Okla
homa City.
1900 meter run-C. J. Stout Chica-
go; M. L. Shields, Philadelphia; A.
Schardt, Milwaukee; v. Booth, Minot.
Discus thrown. L. Byrd, Chicago:
Chas. Higgins. Cherokee, Okla; ]. E.
Sutherland, Pittsburgh; w. Maxfield,
Bloomington, n. j.
Shot put-Harry Lyersedge, Oak
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land, Calf; Reg Caughey, Ukiah,
Calf; w. Maxfield. VIM. McGuern.
San Francisco.
Jayelin throw-George Bronder,
New York; Fred Thomson. Los An
geles; Harry Liversedge; ]. I. Butler.
Standing broad jump-Wm. Taylor;
James Humphreys. Eden. Texas; d. j..
Warren, Hope, Ark; r. l. Woodbury.,
Philadelphia.
Running, hop, step and Jump-H.
Prem, Chas. Bender, Memphis, Tenn;
]. r.. Madden. New York; r. A. Nose,
Macedonia, III.
Pole Vault. Erwin. Des Moines.
Iowa: F. w. Lloyd, Missouri univer-
sity; r. Harwod: w. I. Peden, John-
ston, Pa.
Pentathlon-W. Legendre, Lewiston.
Maine; E Il Vidal. Madison, 5. III;
y. r. Butler, A W. Norman, Culpep-
per, Va
Cross country rum. Ginnakapolis,
New York; F. Aheuna, Newark, N. D.;
w. Hennigan. Bedford, Mass; M. G.
Donall, Philadelphia.
Marathon-F. Faller. Boston; VIM.
Kennedy, Port Chester, N. T.; CLYDE
Stout, Chicago
Hand grenade throw--Fred Thorn
son, Los Angeles.
In the try outs for the big meet,
which were completed yesterday the
Americans equalled two world records
established in the Olympic games in
1914. Paddock tied Archie Hahn's
mark Of 81 3-5 seconds in the zoo
meter dash and Sylvester nosed out
his cousin, Bob Simpson in the 200
meter hurdle. tying the record OF
2435. The Americans ESQ shattered
nine French national records.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-06-21
COMPROMISE
is LOOKED FOR
Fear That Strike of California Tele
phone Operators VIII Spread to
Oregon, Washington and
Nevada.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 21-Facing
the threat that the California strike
OF telephone operators will spread to
Oregon. Washington and Nevada un.
less the operators are speedily granted
their demands, the company, 1t was
believed today, would speedily present
a compromise.
The prediction was made that tie
company would ask the girls to return
to work, pending a readjustment OF
the wage scale by conferences.
Such a compromise. it was believed
would be acceptable to the operators
since they have demonstrated their
ability to stop telephone communlca
tons
Complaints Of serious business
losses are pouring in from commercial
houses.
The strike spread to Sacramento
today.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-06-21
REFEREE TO BE
SELECTED TODAY
Managers of Boxers to Get To9ether
and Pick Out Third Man in To-
ledo Ring on July
Fourth.

IBy H. G. Hamilton, United Press
Staff Correspondent
TOLEDO, Ohio, June 21.-A referee
for the bout on July fourth between
Jess Willard and Jack Dempsey may
be selected today. No official an
nouncement of such an occurrence is
believed near, but indications are that
behind closed doors there will take
place conference that will settle all
arguments over who is to be the third
man in the twenty foot enclosure.
The army, navy and civilian board of
controls selections for the official,
have not been made, nor is there any
inkling of who would be placed on
this list.
Some time today Jack Kearns man
ager Of Dempsey, Ray Archer, busl-
ness manager for Jess Willard, and
Tex Richard, principal promoter of the
bout, will get together to discuss dis
position of the pictures of the battle.
Jack Kearns intends at this time tc
open the referee question
Kearns and Richard both told me
several days ago that they would
make no announcement regarding
their preference for a referee until
about ten days before July four.
Dempsey will get back to his boxing
today. He planned to go four ROUNDS
two with Jamaica Kid, and two with
Terry Kellar, the Dayton heavyweight.
In case Bill Tate returns from Mime
apolis, he will also be taken on and
Jock Malone, st. Paul, middleweignt,
may get a chance to step with the
challenger.
Jess Willard scored another knock
out Yesterday. He caught Jack Helm
en- as the latter fell through the ropes,
with short right upper cut squarely
to the point of the chin and JACK
went to sleep for several seconds
The champion went nine ROUNDS In
all, and previous to the knockout or
Heinen had floored him with a right
cross, heavily delivered.
Jess looked very good yesterday.
He stepped fast with little exertion.
Dempsey went through the perfume
tory session with punching bag, sand
bag and at shadow boxing.
Willard probably will increase the
number Of training rounds again to-
day. for cooling rain fell yesterday
afternoon and there were indications
/ that the worst of the heat wave Is
over
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-06-21
SPORTS

fcrmances have been specially fine.
st. Louis fans long ago ceased 70
wonder when either the Cardinals OF
Browns would win pennant and
settled themselves back to wait FOR
tie occasional visits Of teams which
Guild win pennants, but here they
re, back right where they used to
b ! ten years ago, figuring close to see
ii they can't wish the Browns under
the wire.
ST. Louis fans always have been a
loyal lot. In face of adversely through
a generation of baseball they have
Rugged on and on. hoping against
hope and knowing it, but still comfort
Ing their clubs with their presence. VI
late years attendance has slumped
rather badly. but the pep is still there,
and Brownie supporters are ready to
show it. Attendance this year already
las been decidedly encouraging.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-06-21
K. C. WILL PLAY
BONAPARTE TEAM
The Bonaparte Indians Will Come to
keokuk Tomorrow to Meet the
Fast Knights Of Column
bus Team.

The knights of Columbus baseball
team will play the Bonaparte In
dams tomorrow at the Standard Four
grounds. This will be the first out
of town team the X. C.'s will play on
their own field and the fans who
have been anxious to see them in
action will get the opportunity to-
morrow
The game will begin at 3 o'clock.
Seats for several hundred spectators
have been provided. A canopy has
also been erected over them to pro-
tect the fans from the sun.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-06-21
TIRE MAKERS
BATTLE C.ANTR}L.
Will Journey to the Upstate Town and
Attempt to Repeat Their Per.
Torrance at Memphis
Last Week.

The Standard Four Tire company
baseball team will go to Cantril to.
morrow to play the team at that place.
Little is known of the Cantril aggre-
cation but the tire makers have been
going strong lately and are expecting
to come back victors.
Since they routed Memphis to the
tune of q to last Sunday they feel
that they are in the class worthy to
meet some of the hest amateur and
semi-pro teams in the surrounding ter.
ritory.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-06-21
To Form American LIoyds.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service
WASHINGTON, June 21-Forma-
ton of an American "Lloyds" to in
sure the new American merchant
marine will be completed shortly, it
was learned today, when Secretary
Daniels announced the retirement on
June 30 Of Captain z. P. Bertholf, com
mandant of the coast guard.
Bertholf, Daniels said, would be con.
nected in an executive capacity with
the new company. It will insure car.
goes and ships of thG~huge Ameri
can merchant fleet built up during the
war. The company will be a dis
tirctly American institution.