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The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1919-03-27
DTeUmEdnd
Il JEBIcEgOnS
ONTARIO, OREGON

Sunday and Monday, Mar. 80 and 81:
ELSIE FERGUSON
"HEART or THE WILns"
PATHE NEWS
Tuesday, April
April Fools ProErb
PIGGY INLAND
IN
"CAJuHT ~ TIE ACT'
MUTT y JEFF in Dough R.y'
Wednesday, April
MARY PICFFORD
1.-THE FACLE'S MATE"
DREW COMEDY
FRIDAY, April 4;
ALICE BRADY
IN
HER SILENT SACRIFICE"
bold BRd Man"
saturdBy. April 8;
CLARh RMBAFL NOUNG
IN
"AfARfONFrTEs"
ORD Eduea NcekIv
Don't miss D. W GrlTith's-"THE
GREATEST THING m LIFE" 90
the prepmloud theatre April 6 and q
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1919-03-27
The War and Your Gasoline
ee statements

The first of a series of three statements
For obvious the following facts of interest to
the public could not be published during the
They affected vital necessity regarding which
the Government required secrecy. But now that the
is won we are at liberty to make the following
statement of facts:
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1919-03-27

Don't miss y. W. GrlTiths-"THE
GREATEST THING IN LIFE 90
The nrepmloud Theatre April and q
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-28
Mnrrncritc Clnr. lucky.

DO YOU believe in luck? is there a
destiny that shapes our ends" OF do
things just happen by chance that
Marguerite Clark's new Paramount
Aircraft picture. Luck in Pawn"
which Is entertaining crowds at the
Colonial Thcatcr this week, doesn' I
discuss the question in serious OF
learned manner. but the old arrumcn,
suggests itself to tho thouEhtiUl
spectator who secs anything but a
'lEhlY amusing comedy behind the
story OF the aspiring young country
girl, who wanted To be an artist and
had to hc content with the lesser
oostiny OF becoming millionaire's
wife Just because she happened 10 en-
counter tn rich young man shortly
after being told her artistic ambitions
were vain. Two splendid supplemented
features complete the program
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-28
The Rhyming Ophmist
IN AIINE NIICH\F.IIS

Other months jus, figure slightly
Johnny's pretty much the sam" when
tho August sun shines brightly rs he
was when April came: sometimes bad
ana sometimes stupid sometimes bold
ana sometimes coy. sometimes winning
as "a cupid: but forever wholly boy. BIZ;
along about December there's q change
in Johnny's mood: once the family's
black sheep member. he becomes sur
passing good. He is always prompt
At dinner. ask ing bu; ono piece Of pie
and lie grows It trihc thinner AS the
month rolls slowly by. For a wealth
OF warm attentions on tho woodpilc
he bcStows till II grows TO such dimcn-
Sions as no other season knows. lie
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-28
StincninS for Hats.

y. !" S. Salcr,--To stiffon h,,s .oI-
low these Instructions. Mix eighteen
pounds OF shcllac with one and an.-
Eaif pounds OF salt OF tartar tcarho-
nate OF potash) and i've and one-ha!f
gallons OF water. Put in a kettle and
Doll gradually until the shcllac is ais
solved when the liquid viii be as clnar
IS water. When cold dip the ra.s
and when nearly dry dip in weak so :
iutlon OF acctic acid or sulnhuric acid
in order 10 ncUtralizc Tho potash a,d
cause the Shcllac 20 set: The utiant;iI.
can, OF course he reduced TO rcndcr i,
propoIi Ionatc 10 the quality Of hats 70
be Stiffencd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-28

50 that il will pick up small bits OF
WOOL. cotton or pancr y second test
IS to hold the diamond IN the sunlight
Tor while Tlhu take IL 10 dark
room and { viii glow. Glass viii not
do this The best ;ce' IS the ii-h: test
diamond has a single refraction
whiie even best imitation has many
Look az candle through the doubt
fuI stone. If YOU soc many candles
through il YOU may know It is not a
diamond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-28

s kind 20 dogs and kittens. he is most
poii;e TO cook, and he does not lose hia
nnittenS ana lac wears a smiling iook.
Friends say softly: ",Tohnnys looking
Just a little pale and i'll. Docs lie like
the new maids cooking? DO you
think ne has "a chilli" Now tLrr,
nigh; bc ground for worry. but his
symptoms mother knows. They come
always with the furry of the first De
cenlbcr SHOWS Every year in gay De-
cenber johnny starts 10 getting good:
there's no task he can't RENE mbcr and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-28

Il. l.. E. Warrcnton.-A cont I. a
United states coin equivalent 10 ono
one hundrcdth part OF a dollar. :
penny Is bronze English coin. cquiva-
lent TO onc-twclfth Of a shilling and.
as usually rcCkoncd worth > cents If
united States money. Therefore, /,
would be one iittictl part OF a dollar
However, in our coliopuial English We
OFTEN use the word cent and penny in
'ercnanEably. meaning our small con
per coin =
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-28
To min. Gun n,rr,I

20 y. e. W Rocky Nount--To b'uc q
Sln Bare apply The following blutnG
process. Polish and tho-ourhly clean
-hc metal with LINZ and thcn brush
II ~ta 4 miT'urc ~ butter Of anti-
mon eight parts, fuuiu- nitric acid
1-sr ra-'s. add - ~. nuria,ic acii
s'lcnIr. drop 0r drop. to avoid too r.uca
ihea ting Apply the miXtu:e to tho
Jn.tal with . rac and rub with rr,cu
'TouH- oak Wood until the desired color
is h-ndunrf
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-28
How White Hons. Go, II. YAM,

Miss l.. s. T.. Eichmond.-It was p,p-
ulhrly called the White House very
soon after 1t Was hult. because it was
always painted pure white. rs Official
name MAS The Executive Mansion"
untu President Roosevelt ordered thar
t!iic changed. since that time "Whitr
House has replaced Executive Man
SION on the official Stationcry
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-28

The title Of tho new picture which
Will exploit the dual charms of lack
kcrrisan and Fritz Brunette is out
at Court: II Will he III" third In
which this noted pair of players have
appeared together. which means that
the public have liked their team work
so much that exhibitors have clam
orrd for moro. That's why Ecrri-
cams recent resolution TO have a new
loading lady in every picture went on
the rocks
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-28
Congress Must nceidc Pensions.

II. ". y. BIackalLNnG. ,ICongross mUst
decide what pensions are TO he given
as result OF the late war. and has not
yct acted 4: the beginning OF the
war = system OF life insurance was cs-
tablishcd by the government and offered
70 tho soldiers AZ z, very low cost r.
was hoped tina, this would do away
with tho necessity for pensions cX-
cept in some exceptional cases.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-28

The cast assembled for the Para
oUntArtcraft picture. The Miracle
Man which is on view at the isis
Thea;c- this week. includes several OF
tic foremost players m the film world
Thomas Mei"han, who cnacts the chief
role Of Tom Burke. is an actor OF
unusual ability. Betty Ccmpson. WHO
plays tho cNactimC part OF Rose. is
considered ono OF the most promising
Young actresses of tho screen. Others
ir The cast arc Lon CLANCY. j. NJ. Du-
mont. w. Lawson Butt, T.. y. Turner
Lucille Hutton. Elintor Fair and
joseph J Bowling
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-28
The Gunrd,. w,sb.

British railway Official tells a
story OF Il tourist in Ireland who left
the train at every station and went
ahead TO the luggage van TO ask IL his
trunk was safe. After the sixth timo
the cHaspcratcd guard rcplicd
Bcgorra. ! wish ahc Lord had made
Fc an elephant. instead OF an ass. am
then you'd always have your trunk in
front Of YOU" "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-28
Information Bureau

Inquiries regarding almost any topic,
excepting legal and medical subs
icCts, arc answered free. As I'll In
quiricS arc answered directly by per-
4onni letter, kclf-nddressed stamped
envelope is required. Address The
Times Dispatch Information bureau,
Uichiuond. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-28
The Absolute Limit.

The evening party was over, and
most or the guests had gone. AS one
young man took leave OF his hostess
the lady said:
I'm sorry you found Miss Bicycle /.
poor convcrsationalist"
Poor convcrsationalist" cxrI,Iroa
tho guest. Shes absolutely the limit
Why. the only thing snc said to mo Tic
entire evening was No and I had 70
propose TO her to get that out Of hcr',
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-28

At the Victor again today and to-
morrow Mary Pickford Will be seen
in Tho Little Princess" which do
lighted largo audiences a: this thestcr
YESTERDAY II is an excellent story so
Drettiiy told and pictured that Il car
RIGS with il lesson long to nc re-
rCombcred
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-28

Miss 9 = VI fll-,roSso The Cua1i-
ties Of I good question are that u he
SO carefully framed 20 bc susccpti-
hl+ Of c!!cittrr ali OF Tho information
desired 20 10 obtained by making its
Of Us submission Is 20 find appeal with
thc person - Thcul directed to render
evcry ass.s.a-r" within his power to
achieve me FUR purpose for which it
--C-ycv-I.t
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-28

he's strong on saving wood Hc Is
sweet L. little brother and he takes to
shutting Rdoors. Then he waits upon
his mothcrtSand he cIainors for more
chores. Other months hos not so
charming and his ways sometimes an
SMo9; $50 this change might be alarm
inE. " he Wcrc not wholly boy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-28

vcrsal City is giving tho final cdi-
torial touches TO The Eeach Combcr"
the photodraEla of atin-Amcrica. in
which Elmo Lincoln is featured. Lin
coin. who Is known as the colossus of
:hc screen. appears to brilliant advan-
;aSc "a the captain or Il Sun-running
ship.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-28

Some of the most gorgeous costumes
conceived by Partisan modistcs arc
beng used in The Woman in the
nlot.' the brilliant photodrama OF
continental life. being produced under
the direction of Eric Won Strohciru.
Many scenes OF the production take
place in the palatial Paris shops OF
fash ionablc modesto.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-28
THE DAYS GOOD STORIES
MANY SOIuCnS
FROM MANY SOURCES.

WITH him an old-fashioncd stab,cn,,...
The dinner was good. the vino
rent ana all went mcrrily. 'Nco :
The next morning. however u,
o of ha me hioiiownE note from his hos.
Dear Old Mani am scndin
man over to you with this nn,nS my
nc taxes with him your ion,o.e, ana
you have quite finished with nv H..
ana cage | shall be awfullw n",r1t
you VIII return same per bcarSr.,. IL
She Handed Him One.
They were very fond of o,o,,
and had been engaged, bu, H., o'h'r
quarrclcd, and were too proud ~ na"
IT up. lie called afterward maze axe
house-to sec her father on busi, m"r
She was at the door ''"'SS'
Ah-Miss Blank, believer" s.t,
he. is your father in?" SAD
No. sir" she replied father is ma.
NJ present; DO you wish to sec him
Yes" was the bluff response nj ,ho
visitor. who felt that his former sweet.
heart was yielding, Il wanted 10 SCI.
him on very particular business and
he turned away haughtiiy.
beg your pardon" she called after
him as he reached tho last step. hut
who shall | say callcd?"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-28
Ills Nilhtnkc.

Two business friends who lived In
INC country met one day. and one in
vitcd the other to dine with him ~,
evening. $50"
Al the appointed time the guest set
forth in the direction of his friends
house. ana as the roads in his villorc
were some what dimly lighted he took
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-28
Movie Calendar

biJOU-"NInlc and Ecmnle.-
bLcEBIltD-wilii Duncan In
"SmnshtnS BARRIERS"
BRONDWAl--Mnry rickfvrd I'm
"Iicnrt ~ tho Hills"
0NIti-Nnrrucritc CInrk in
"Luck Pa Pawn
ISiS-"r..c tiirnctc Nnn."
ODEo\-Wniiucr REID in "Thc
Lottery Man.
kEN-"rhc Man Gcttcr." .Thc
Neighbours k~HhuIc," '.rhc Fore
mans Choice" aud IAN Eye for
Figures
Little Princess
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-28

Bcssic Loves final NitaEraph picture
will bc 'pegccn." adapted from Flea
nor lloyt ErainerdS famous novel. She
plays the title role. The picture will
be released in December.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-28

\ good laugh is in store FOR screen
lovers who view Wallace Reid in his
new Para mount-Artcraft picture, The
Lottery Man 10 bc shown at the
odcon Thcater today and tomorrow.
II was a smashing farce comedy when
produced as stage play on Broad
WAY q few years ago, and New York
crs haven't stopped chucklins over il
vet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-28

Tho hftl ChaptCg OF "SClaSH-0S Sa'
Theatcr today and tomorrow. o.:srs
William puuclu moro than = chancN
10 SHOW OF his athletic abilities and
powers: in one OF the big scenes he
depends on his skill Nth the la-iat -
save. himself from injury and probably
death. \ short Western photoHlay :
big comedy and Hearst News are also
on the bill
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-28

MSrou s;clznick has bought tho
screen rights to out OF the Night
by Josephine Miller. as a feature We
hiclc for Olive Thomas.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-28

Samuel Go!dwyn. who is in England.
thousand dollars film plant there.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-28
SCREEN BREVlTIES

Flame of the Desert" starring Ger
aldinc Farrar. will soon be released.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-28

CITY AUDITO RIU NJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-28

Four serge dresses for
girls Of 10. - and il
years; neat models in
scrviccable quality: for
mcrly selling at &C OK
So. Glover at -. 'pOsoc
girls cunts: good, ser
viceublc. everyday models,
in sizes 3 TO & years Sc
lcctcd from our 1000 num-
bcrs and priced &C 90
for Glover at 80. UOsOo
An unusual valuc-Royal
Worcester COrsctS that for
mcrly sold for 400 and $50,
in a good assortment Of
sizes: marked for q QE
clover at ....... O1soc
Another lot of CorScts in
odd sizes that formerly
sold to $50, marke ed
ST. spee,al S2.98
a. ''.s'.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-28
M First Floor N
hosiery, handk'fs, Iaccs, mems ties, Jew
clry-items for gifts at clover prices

Ladies sheer lawn hand
Eerchiefs: embroidered in
white and colors; 8 in EOo
a holiday box $50. CCC
Special $50 doz. ladies'
white handkcrchiefs: at
tractiveIy embro idcrc
a sSs va Hue'', each 1850
100 pieces French val.
lace, assorted widths. edges
and insertion; values to
200 piece. CT o.
Glover ........... UAscc
SPECIAL SALF: MEMS
TIES AT sI.0O.
About 30 dozen mems
four-in-hand silk tics-rich
colorinEa in attractive de-
signs--broad ends, extra
value.
sl.b0 metal bag frames:
several styles and sizes.
For CT m
Glover
Real leather purses, with
strap back; made with
overlapping frame; in as
sorted Colors, CT M
at :. u1sOO
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-19

the cub camp and now II rs rumored
Mitchell win remain as vice press
dent but give ~ the active duties
an manager of the team 10 Charley
Hcrzog. who has $4,000 contract
with the Cubs.
Mlichelrs failure TO land the buni-
ing could easily be interpreted az
severe blow 10 Cub interests. II "a
doubtful n there IL club In ihe
senior league with rs heavy a pay
ron as tho Cubs. for be II remeu'-
bored the Chicago crowd was forced
to Law out considerable money 10
land Grover Cleveland Alexander.
Alexander has hurled first class
base eball for the Cubs this year bu'
the other members OF the team wer"
not there IN pinch and the entire
burden fell TO Alexander. Herz"I
boosted the clubs hitting aVerap"
slightly when he donund the Gun
rcgalia, but Robertson was dismal
failuTe and misfortune picked OH
stye a. Of the other depcudnhles at
various times and the machine wts
,oon out of the running and ihe RODS
and Giants got a lead that cou'd
not be overtaken.
Chubby Charles MURPHY, a min
urlty stockholder in the Cubs, prom
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-19

The Oldest building In America is
an adobe structure IN SANTA 10
shich shelteTed Coronado ln lsa9.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-19
MUTILATE BODY TO MAKE
WOUND APPEAR IN BACK

rtTrSBURGH oct Sheriff
William s H1ddoCk % Allegheny
county yesterday sent to Chairman
Kenyon OF the senate committee I'M
vestigating the steel srikc a letter
In which he practically charges lat
the body Of Fannie SoUIus. an otruu-
izCr for the United Mine MurA,rs.
who was shot and killed August gS at
West 4Ngtrona where there was "A
strike Of miners. had been dol b,r-
atey muiilnied after tho official au-
topsy, TO make Do appear she was
shot IN the back
The death of the woman has at
tracted much attention because OF
charges made by labor union men
that she was murdered by deputy
sheriff. The CoruueIs NcrdN de-.
clared shc was killed during a riot
The miners charge she was shot >
death while proteCtinE children from
sheriffs deputies. The body was eN
humed last Monday ai lhc Instance
of a relative. and Ncs'"rINs labor
men sent 10 Chairman Lsusyn sH
affidavit signed by fwp physicians
avsrring that there wla re- rruenu.
wound in the back. The coroner
finding made no mention 90 such a
wound
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-19
HEAVY CHAMPION TO
FIGHT AGAIN IN 1920
Ecmpary Follows Wlllard's Example
and DcCiica Not Ia Risk His
Title This Year.

Jack Dempsey Will do NJ moro
lighting In 1919 Jack has followed
the example r,ng Jess willard BY get
ting into the clrcua business lie
signed 4 con rart fIr eight weeks Of
wurk with The ReIs Floto show. low
uu tour ihruugIuIr the southwest
lcu.pHoy sags he viii no, flsht unu.
1890
Incidentally. It ~ plain that uomp-
Sey is not asleep 1a to the best moth
uds ui holding h.H u'ic. lie recently
became quite p,ryod when h, mo- a
the nm0lut uf pu l.giy ,hut Ia bee
Hg given 10 rub Mar lu % Akron,
ohio. champion hoIHyS eight OF ne
A.. 4 D., ant through Manager
Ectrus offered to AXE on the arm
tittchu dri rIg1t away
dempsey Wants a. Fight
But jim bronson. who ts ia cha 80
OF Martins affalrH now DC iu"i
brmpsct invitation with stale .
mcut ihl' Martin woui tackle toe
champ az iat,ru date. Bronson o.
reply did MOI sU.' N,mpspy. who s
enid to hryr Dc Iur'd D., wuuld never
rRut Martin uu'ur 'hr -N,r agreed
10 u Wsruug Immediately
Mar Us fniuR,rH. or Whom iharr
are almost countless iNou-lHds
among the lt1F WDo wrr' 300 the a.
g. lf. were NOT Impressed vi 20
hcm psrFs attitude Thoy declare thr
lI'er wants 100 take on Martin 'n.
f0Ic the latter has IA chance 60 Rrt 70
shape ana that prmprcya parting
.Hht thgt hc wu4ld never meet Ma r.
ru wa unnecessary and quite u1-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-19
WELTERWEIGHT TITLE
DISPUTED IN ENGLAND
british Fight Fans Refuse 10 Hccog'
nlsc Amcrtcan Title Holder a.
Champion.

A,,.,,ca, fieh, fans yeheraly
raca.ni,s Jock Eritton as The cham.
Mon of The l42- mound or welier-
w.lgb, c,ass In the world. hut Eng
i,.h snthualasia do moi share tha'
heller and declare they will not be
.,tiaf,aa nntii thh matter Ia threahed
ontr In Tho ring
Enyiiah fiuht critics are not prone
IN srtena a grsat deal OF eonaldera
lion 10 Ams,Irnr boxera OF any class
Tbsv seem io regard ihs refusal OF
many Americans TO hattie In Eng
land ns sngcial license TO crown and
uncrown theIr own ring champs AZ
,bs,r own nIsasurs' and Without con.
s,ss,,,g ,ha elaima Of men in, other
eountries on tho globe
E,yl,s,, ,tspor,snnns,,ipv
% A, nresenI there Ia much agitation
on In England for A match between
Jobnny naAham OF England and
Francis Charles an unheard OF vel
,.rweIght who claims France as his
na,Iva land The English are re.
SsrrIrv 10 tha contest a. "worid
mnionshIn" affair
une n, ths nerulinr angles Of the
co,croysrsv is no fact that Albert
Radoud n gwiss fighter knocked
pashnrn on, IN nine rounds In iai4
ara ,he spis. having urryiouaiy
stnnned the hes, France had In the
alyi.ton WIS easiiv the chnmpion OF
Eurnne
Tha Erei,.h crltIcs seepn 10 n. nm.
AHA 10 siyure thn hls,ory ~ the wei
Ssrwsight .i,uattor padoud met X
Is,rts 1, Nsw ynrk On Ausust n
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-19
SUMMERS QUITS RING
SPORT PERMANENTLY
Crack English Boxer Forced to Rc.
tire Through Illness Contract
ed IN Trenches

Fstlc fans over the entire civil.
ICED world VIII learn with regret
that Johnny Summers. former star
British ing man. has permanently
retired from the ring. summers ohly
recently returned from war, and
while he does rot definitely state. II
is believed his retirement was
brought about through Illness con
trauted in the treueucs In the early
stages OF the conflict' with Germany,
Summers was never "A real hon
est to goodness champion, hut he
fought tltulor bouts AZ the feather
weight. lightweight and weller
weight pouBdage, and always gave
an excellent account OF himHelt
when the war broke Out he was one
of the few mlttmeu In England who
rushed TO the cOlOrs without seeking
soft berth as an instructor In ath-
ie,ioA with the resu ho was soon at
the front and iu some OF the worse
fighting OF the war
Summers maac one mistake and
that was when he agreed 20 nght
Bob Marriott at the lightweight
peundage whom tho mat h wa an
n0uncei British fans were astouni-
cd because Summers had been fight-
Ing for several months az the wolfe
poundaRe ana oven his most ardent
admirers could no. heltove him fool
lsh enouTh 20 agree 10 make the
lightweight limit tie went through
with HIS end ~ the agrs meut and
recclved prvhably the worst eating
0f his career. lie WAS whlppe not
hVp.f hu
beca 40 Summers was 30 weak he
could a,u cvI. stand up ni &C. on
minute ~ fighting The hout ended
when summers was disqualified
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-19
LANGFORD MEETS
JACK THOMPSON
Great Boxers in II Rounds
to Decide Championship
Of Negroes
WINNER TO SCRAP WILLS
Monday Nights Victor Is
Given Possession Of
800 Belt

Sam f.anRford and Ja'E Thomp-
a1n great negro houv}wrifh't " lo
battle here tomorrow n.Eut 100 me
main event OF me rulst N.h.' ''
cubs card. concluded strenuous
workouts Yesterday ard lAsi niEh
each expressed rniI-fac'ldn over hlH
condition and confidence n9 10 W"
result.
Both men are striving fur a great
ar nFlze than vtutOry tomorrow
n.ght The 81 800 belt offered Dos
me Tulsa Aihlc.lc club Tor ne ueFr'
hsaVywctght championAhIp Is Lo De-
preaeutcd he winner OF ihlH ilghi
rr the condition fhn' he mro' HARRY
wills third rrra' negro gladiator
h,re AT later dA'c
Thompson arrived in town ycsier-
dlv from tho Pacific coast end
worked ycslcttHy afternoon hpnr'
A., inrre crowd 81 frf who were suf
rrlscd az tho speed aud accurate
hitting p0-wrrH Of the big follow
.n,k hss rvcn shown imuf1vriucr.
elrcs hg left TULSA this HuWm"f
aiter battling t1ngfort 10 u drtN
and his mbnN adhrrcnis ore counting
upyn MS rieyerncss aud Lroat hp.
riug mower to rive him ylyioiy over
hlH veteran exponent
WhUe admitting Thompson ca~
Ianpford's supporters point o. lhr
Omitted rifyerucrs pf the" Tar
Unhy" ~ haala of lh,ir contention
hat fnngford r. NE hritcr man and
NAT ,omorrow night mill viii prove
hat fact There Is no doubt hui ihhi
NE Boston negro has worked hafdsr
fnr this hH ne shHn for many NctrF
ard that he himself appreciates De
rluss and Fighting ahuiW of charlie
swineharrE charge