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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-11

flsSty shAch cDHs under the super
VISION of Mr. WhIielurst such an e.
fort ~cuId require more time and
space than here allotted Hut with
sb~ quarantine enforcement. the agr5.
culsnfzl college work. the county
swentss the seed inspection. the mar
ke< oopmissscn, me dairy division, a
statistical burean and what not, Mr.
NThii~hurvf fsnds time to pgbissh an
attractive bsIissiS monthly settling
forth Dos only the egrrsnt work ~ sht
dtgsrmenf bat advertising the state !
resources is .posf interesting man
nev u 10 regular "boosser. :
The market commission 5ubiiehes I
moxhiy sslIesin which = ssut OFT n
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-11
RKItrF IN ns4

ChieAko. fsne IA Nassmf fsuaa tan
sas#s aerAnas epal saariMwe svpr
known today WAS IN sgwht. No ims
lneilale rniaxAFlrn III the FiaGa saal
conservation nsAaAHrws waa la pfqss
pest, hat the fetarA sp shN alAsa IN
1he flrst of thr approximately tsAY
pep blIumlnUla enal mlaefa, enAlAs
ta day ssrlk@ and ahatemeaf. eAvept
IA the wast and Car northwest. IA ora
severe weashrF ~ shs past g@a days
hsid aae hope fae Fania retmrm IA
Hur1aal conditions Az sams nf sha
ndnet. delays Ia FeansHptlun ~ pfn.
slaeslan aetar seesrsaRem yeatsrsFmY ~
lusstenapollA ef enc pfapasal AZ reasis
dent Wilson fpr anstllmH gAw asFlka
was Ia prespees ltnraseigf4ei wark
eFs were nwpessss a ~ Faa Aowpver
aaI tbe more optimistic ohanevaF4
helleywd lan4 Nv satmorto aGahs ths
mines would be- Welding ~ psF eent
q uarmai autpHt
rheusands AZ Cars Hesag
Thousands % esnglY euag eaFs eega
sN al'llnRs a. the mIHas Ia geaaiaesa
la ~ lggasd ta lhe ueH ase,ly 49,.
tioaA 81 saan IA loaaa ear asaliaAle.
Relief f0f Nonae prints. hH~Rver gar
va d*lay h#yaHys ~ alnlNml unptw.
redeasad saaWfsll II lha plAlna ata.
tss @llrend traffic was haaiy iiamp
ted Nv annwdflfts Hnd IA ths gay
nnuhwss' whafw uvayiy 81 hoaFa nf
itnlalFfr4afei HnewfaH waN fsemaed
conditions wnrp eN
coid ~eaih#r Prevails.
ThraHsHggf sny FsAtFal AREA she
xsfp teua#wiara gatp wav tn mlta
rf seather ana laeANnea lha saefwsua
eual fagn4 eHl4ilsA tvnver lesl iW
npvara gfeHa og she mercury Wita
e@ae#ttv range ffnlp II haiaw 4Nro
fa 80 nhnge Af a'hrr piaers Fhe masa
pfaiion was less mafkad At Ninaa-
apal's. Minn. thn thafmometar ruan
from lH below ta asun ang0s at
Oanaba. ANh fruH 40 belaw ~ ahavn
aad af fs teasn ffam mfnHs 4 fc pgaa
2. with relief ffam sha Hnaeaaonahle
weatAer ln ell setloas tltwcasg foF
by tomorrow nfahl
Same rhrtaser " RNxaN,
Conditions "a thu sgeaS gliinaia
fielda " efa "a waa sali ~ oma
leader shas sAe puiUn haa vauu after
\ Her feBi arfeaAe AWa II Msne
tanA wheFe lbe district pFs lAaat said
ihe miners woald noe ruturn ~ ~ogk
Ns long as soldiers remained la fhA
eoai iields, iae r@isf aaldy ln fa@am.
ina wofA tpdaY WAS ospeatnd 10 fer
suit from alasrles hnd aeAi leaders
awaiting receipt " lhe ,elexyam Yfom
tts International OffieeFs neslfytnK
them IL the ending ~ lhsstrlka.
Nathag Will be- doas rs tba rf,fk.
baFws disttiet toward calliHx ihe te,-
oeo mInrtA shere back IA shale woFk
hnlIl sha afflcial nDslse hNa baen res
calyea Such n0Slpo hAa bern ts9.
patched a. ths locAlA rNera ~ IOhn
!, Lewis, acting president lmmedl
Neetee sstsanasss \
tc0ntinu6d Oh paRa A. Col. a.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-11

thousands of farmers aud sioss rfow-
~s over the state This IL giving
vaiusbls service. BY quitting the pro-
Queer iu touch with the market ~
could do much more II there were sell i.
INK organizations In this state and a
central agency. such ~ exists Ia Ar.
kansas for Instance. Secretary D12-
tin Of ihr commission says there 10
. pressing need of farmers Ssot4a-
fsons 70 assemble tbs small Iois from
lndlysdasi producers and sell through
an experienced manager 70 the best
Dsysnx markets The same syssmn
couid arrange IN shJpmsnt@ Of CON
modits~I which are needcd In largo
qusntittes. snd Distribute - ~ farm
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-11

ers A Il -, the farmer n between
two nii,slonss
There IN lot ~ truth IN this. ljus
organizing the farmers ~ not quite
esay, and much Iess easy ~ II 10 keep
thsm organized Ever since shs
Grange, IN the early seventies of last
century. there have been sporadic az
tempts 70 found a succ~ssful farmers
erssniaxiIon. but only . small fraction
Of fhs agricultural producers have
ever been induced 10 cooperate. They
ere subte<t 20 Tho sssscul3tive cur
rSns. which eddics them srvnnd anti
they tecosns dizzy and drop their
handbags
The fsrm<s n suIi isdividasl.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-11

San Francisco. Dec. ii--Neariy 40
prominen, califorris republicans have
written viii n Hays. chairman of the
republican national committee, Joint
appeal 10 urge republican senators 10
ratsfy the peace treaty lmme disteiy
without reservation or amendmsntt
which would require It's re subnls.
sion.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-11

Nearly everybody elsa ~ collective.
One man cannot successfully c0mpols
with . powerful ofsanikatlons yst tha
farmer xoss ~ against tho modern
system 0f buying like 4 lamb frisking
up 10 pack of IoDoes. ~ demands
attention. and b. gass ". H. taken
what the market offers for tho pro-
dnet ~ his labor and inyestmsut, and
by the market ! mean that Wide. Wild
thing that stands between the pro.
dnoer and con mmer and sakos the
difference In price. In these days, the
consumer n crying aloud bec.uxs 81
Tho y 9 i, while The farmer wonders
H--s.srHrr,s
(Continusd on Pare :. Col. ID
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-11
OIi. Ni.E tND FRANCE
10 GIT TOGETHER

paris. Dec, if---Aceordine 10 a dis
p5tes received from Rome. nswspa
pers N roly See circles assert ts,ss
" 10 openly stated that resumption
of diplomatic relations between the
Holy See and France 10 imminent.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-11

Awrora. Mo. Dec Ii--The plant ~
TIE Merzce Publishing company here
Publishers o. she Menace, weekly
Newspaper, was destroyed hy fire to-
day TIE loss u estimated AZ si4s. :
80 The property was Insured for
te5.G@a The fsre started In the base
Fnent ana w believed TO have been
caused bg live Goals failing from the
furnace coog.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-11
HE CONDUCTED A "sTiiL"
NEXT Dtson 10 A CiltlistIl

Chicago. pso il~s~Jos Haausr
eburch Isnlser, today was uaasr
$500 bond a. operator of
''moershins" stiil, ~ didn't make
tho liquor IN tho snureh haze.
msnt," no said when srrsIsrsd
bsfors commissIonsr Fcoss. my
basement 10 nexs door"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-11
Essrs Hard Boiled Officers
Tortured enlisted Mar

N.w York. pec III Brutal trnui
nl.nt and even deliberate torture ~
enlisted man ot the American esptdI
fionafy forces are charged a@alHat
Cap, Carl w p"tyer, formerly com
nanndInx otflew ~ the Thirty saxih
military solIon conal@ny. whona trial
BY court martial opened a, Governors
Island today
The evidence waa expected 10 be AZ
erer. a.
Continued on raxe l. C0l 50
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-11
WILSON'S S TAPER CENT
PLAN IS WINNER
nIlllI OI TEMPORARY M.
ItIu. ~ GIVEN tut >tHs
u, Nnit>rtRy NOisk-
Iis~. Miip NnI. ~lsN
tNTn IgiIItlp nv
isit.l I Nss% At-
IisI IN STATE
BULLETIN.

indianapolis. Dec. L Three
hundred and seventy rive snen.
sand of tho 400. 900 striking coal
miners will be hrck Oh the job by
Saturday morning. according 10
Acting President Lewis, who says
.Sls men will with few exceptions.
accept tho agreements made by
himaslf and che operators.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-11
PAID TR,aurH 70 eosearson

Boston, Dec il-s Az monster pub
ic mass meeting held here Isst nighi
q great tribute wa~ paid Governor
Robertson a Oklahoma. for hiss ac-
saon In connection with the coal strike
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-11
BACK ro RUSSIA.

Washington. Dec ii---The supreme
court to-day declined 10 interfere with
the deportation of Alexander Herk /.
man, anarchist, bUs granted q stay of
one week IN the case o. Emma ooid
man
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-11
CITTs Of SOUTHLAND
ISOLATED BY FLOOD
THN SANDS 0r PEOPLE Nlat.
HOMELESS N cEOtscIN.
MISSISSIPPI, NsRAMA
aND TENNESSEE.
tlRpt.t<E> Adm
RE~tt T. WORK
BULLETIN.
= yyf.iAn, .ss.sss.. DEC.

'e-3ssah, sSassv Dec. IL
I, eii'y es-...sss. are SIls~a 10 nsve
lAs '.ssS, i,vss ~hsn flood gate
s.-@r ) sss.ssswlrg wss torn away
and 4 a-.e-; rash Of water hit a
small settlement Property dam
age IN four states will exceed
twenty five million dollars. MANY
hundreds are homeless today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-11

sSsshsks<s~s Dee tt--Jcnr W esece,
u sxasisxter wss sspoased federal
tGSAs~tson director so- Okixhorna ~
fs&rnsl Reverse conrssmson~r Dxn \
~ G Ep~<~.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-11
cssss confirmee e. crlmlnaI covrt.

Cases ccnfirmes BY Criminal Court.
Oklahoma City. Dec saSes paNs.
I'd on by the criminal court Of appeals
Dick Coleman. Jefferson county al b.
srict oouFf. ssSauit with dangerous
yea on oDe year. affirmed
Aibert 70 Weaver Woodward county
district court criminal offense. re-
yereed ard dismissed
links McGill. ISoran county court.
vIosssinx psohiblsory law. modified
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-11

As4AMS&e Ss& A~H n ~~ ~@xEfM4 eMsM q
and wscns ~nsse homeless togaay
and raanY r3s 20 ernpiuyneus ~ a ~
swlt ~ Feo&c1 vsvwFs ia Al1hanA.
sssnxsaa ana MASsisssssvi Railroad
ssheamass s2vfc@lsrsy il aoweg Als
Aa-sa Ana Mississippi. w~-e dcnerai
iseG sr6 FruaesTy io&s ~4s sstlmase1
IN z2NAoas RAweFs IN Ehe shre~ states
rpscnsd VhssF hsehes& sssxxs in naxny
wears a. rssal, ID tAe heary rasas
us he srss sar cs nv we~k. hns gen
erasss wexe regxdinx ;ndav
cns CITY lsessse1.
HArHss~a@rw, Nsx wxs ghe oaly ca.s
sseAzs~s ev 80 wzzsrs. aknrmxA
s<@re cf esArrz we're partly ens wsr. III
ves estimated gAAt ..sa@ prrsorax
eAsefgr rssrr~s wers soFzeasss -
rxxzls cf foods arenaA Ega.. SesAarF
Esd M@rSdA&n
rgn1recs In Flfrrt
HaSGrsas cg d her reSNesxs x tfst
gsesasd S@essons wsre fcrrzd so ree
s@s A@ knh a Afe n'ns sears4arsak,gy
small Tao sra4mrs.r 1oeg ghesg savgs
ys-saega1x 10 Ml~sse=Ap- iz wrseks aae
20 wassMgass rsrfo was ar0wn~uA 81
NrrsssaH. Mass. ans tw0 mosu@n and
= sos4let were 8ro~nsd TaexaAy rlrh,
r@2r AsszGs1. wAra an S@so=nn1s r
wssg 1vsr daraxeed brNage l@2er
rescr are FK ee&ed 80 a&a sliehsly
TO thss ges2a
rsoSsss Sweet Away
Eozse~ were sw~~s aw@y sn NTews
Poana Ga-- by aeh waters that ovsr-
fSos@s F.agy II tAe tO~z The fscsoc
css or M drlrxsag wSts~ xs;s,Sy and
swuo yaoasAzd gziAons wxs rssshed Er0sn
Atlanta Reject ~agk w1s b@sne
gsssAe~s shsgx To-Day
TIE tn1@ssrSsl csnfev arc@nd Col
w-aAsss. Ca wx g@raisr4d today and
IA w2S sad Ii womAd ee nearsy q wsek \
hstcrx ire hix essetom rsais sher@ and
CO ss@ A2stzna side co1sd re<aass
op~xstsc@x Tntss Asss ni9at The cfsF
Was wNhc@s eipwewar cwrv~xs TEE
Csazfsz Assse@ee e. C'ol1rrh9s reached
- s@et OH wss gessednr io1aF. in
Misx&sfEE the Geas river had over.
thcwsS6 @0ssnm hs1s Tpr6er.n- many
hcsneses xaa \ vas rep8r-ef that I
fz1rrsrsAs ~ h@@d c{ livestock had
y-e-ssAte @sar Lzwres Wafer af Basic
C9v szs rsr~sve% f1gwiar 2asov@ shs
to- os Re ssiFrrs1 s-atbr1 ase s4vess
6s-s@e waz 1eae a. Ezfesg rise Rsii-
ROAD tr1ttac ha& ggaGsscagly ssorr%d !,
aFugn1 shaf s<rslc@. OEgY sac -s.F
Rss@ ~ vhe Loussslsse 4 W ztvS Z sss \
t<szx or@rsseS EurEh a /, e'h. ~es
line asizg rhe cngT crack vs-as 80
Bsr-- srgnaTr
E5gh waters cnntsraed sruqnd A.
izrss ard corvscss ard vosnnsesre
~prxs1 EHansssasy ard lase Tharndss
xfss h~ls6lrE 1Eker 10 prosect she clty I
wzssr wcrxs The cAssyznoccAee 1
NORMALLY srnax riFsT AZ H. bead
waters SHORE AssRzza. had be~Dne
r4Eaag Good and was nearsy iwo rnaies
vs1e ~hev@ * gas - me eisg pprnpsrs I
gxsk9c1
A sgEs1-pw ~ airs S&rm lefs the
zvtasson r@ss&Ir snor ~ NSntgomeyy.
Aba rt 12Fbrssx so search for per
zz.s rnsssgnx xr1 cess~Trd rszsoonea
a. rss@sE a the Good.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-11

Guthfie iodgr No. 4, A q II W.
viii keep open heuAa ID their msm-
bsrs and frienda On Friday evening.
December ~. 1918, at The haIl IN thlx
city Al excellent program will ~
rendered. Refreshments will he
served.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-11

ducts Mr. Ellia was charged with
violation " the criminal codr relating
20 misleading sxpIossvee.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-11

'coa.inaed % i'sse 7, ca -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-11

HasNsss@9rg - s2s ghe oasy cas )
sseAzssd ey - wzzers. aishrnEA !
s<cr@ of esArrs we're partly ens wsS II
veg esfimates gAAi @Sa@ psrSoas.
sAaefgr reErrsss. wsrs s1FzeasSs - :
rSxzas cf foods arenad E9a.. Ses.sarF
nre M@r16aMr
The Washington herald., 1919-12-05
TIER kY0s TO PLAY NAVY in OTHER SPORTS
&TWo ..a THREEn<Fa
Sg rsstin6 n,.N.zt One Over WITH " VA
~ RBUGS RAERA 81 -
'APHRODTTE.

Here's hoping the signs
and telescopes slipped the for the duration of
lwar.-Evening Buzz.
Aphrode is realistic sartol representation of early Egyptian
days when the weather always warm-Morning Moon
wonderful spectacle combining heart tumps and
pahos beautifully acted by the wardrobe mistress looking
for another ob.-The Wheeze
This gorgeous production gives the fields
fashioned actor could only from the neck upFabus Daily
Century
am glad to that F. Ray Comsock is continuing
ett on Our family be the wahdogs of American
Anthony Comsock Va the Weeee Board Cable Coz
(If possible)
We under impression laundry strike was over
Weekly Gazette
They tell US that the designer the
headache in his lfeS-Coarse Payton (Himself)
lhe sven-year famine in Egypt novelty
who were always in the Rameses observation-disclosures Whistler
One musical drama guy can enoy-Bll
Hicks. -
Exotic presentation of TurkishEgypan life Only thing lacking
was a steam room.-Cenra Park News.
When do they play HoIand?-The Crown Prince
The Washington herald., 1919-12-05
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-siI furlones War Garden,
III (RidenorI. 6 to s. to 2. to s; Sauer. lis
tstevens). to l. to s; Nose. lis (scott). to
10 Time. Sis Courcelles. Plureen. Mis-.
Sterling. Napthalus. Hop Over. Bill Rendered.
BroT rer also ran.
SECOND RACE-Fiye ard one-half f,riours.
Pueblo. 10 ButwelD. } to /. even, l to 2;
Viva Cuba Io7 CSforien). to S. to 10; eau
cion. lG Gamer. even. Time. los IS. Dandy
Van. Great Hawk. Emma Weller, Move On,
Boher-Na- Breena. Double Van. Dewitt. Riddle
THIRD RACE-si1 furlonss Billie B, II,
(Mooney). II to 5. even. to 2; Mumbo Jumbo.
III tBuxton), even. to 2: Duke Deyonshire,
Ill (Kirschbaum). even. Time. l.H+S Thistle,
Beau, Kirsties Cub Brian Bor, Sayonarra
Modelling. Noes. Philistine. Nab. Little Spring
also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Five and one-half furlonys
Humnia, lis UunSord). even 1 to = I 10 q.
Ermitsna. lo2 (Boyle). 2 to l. even; speeister.
Al Pierce. Milda. Dancing Girl. C. A. Comis-
key Hishnots. Korfhage. SARASOTA. ouartette
also ran.
FIFTH RACE-ons mie-L,ely. lis fcon-
nonyl. l. to 5: to 5. to ); Breeze. 100
lBurke). to 5, to 2: Pznaman, leo tAmhrpsel
to J. Time. L+o25 Enmity. Daiyman Also
ran.
SIXTH RACE-one mile and 70 yard,
Aather. III tWarington). Il to l, S To 1. 8 10
=; sieeth. III Pitz). s to 2. 6 to 5: Audrey <.
ie3 (HenrTich). to l. Time. L4s 2-5. Ms.
RILEY, Alexander. J. G. CantriI Blue Bannock.
JACK 4. Capitania. Leah Cochran, Bertodsno'
Preraricate.. Lady Leona. Bob Baker, Constant
also ran. NsA'
SEVENTH RAcE-one mil. and or.-.;...,
Tie Pin. lo6 tCanheldl, 6 to !. 2 to /. even
Mountain Rose. 100 Drggan). to S. / To 2.
McAdoo. 100 Mooney. / to ). Time. 1aas
King Neptune. II Rey. Water Proof. Contestant,
The Washington herald., 1919-12-05
DON THRUSH WINS
WITH PICKENS UP

Havana. Cuba. Dec. 4-Don Thrush,
with Pickens up. scored In the fea-
lure event at the local track today
and In doing so proved himself to be
real good mudder. He was fayorite
IN the betting and was also the only
winning first choice during the after
noon. Ned Mileybright easily won the
thlrd race and in doing so spoiled
some well-laid plans when she led the
GOOD thing. Uranium, home. The
summary:
FIRST I kACE-Five ftTriongs Douglas Fair
n nhSs. no Picsens). to S. to 2 out; Major
BnaaIey. III (Merimeel, 10 j. out; Annabelle.
lob Chivattal, 9 to S. Time. Los IS sentry,
hocSsree Lady Sweep also ran.
oDOoNp hACE-Fve and one-haf furlongx
Manganese. Ito tomes), 3 to l, even. to S;
Bars and star lo2 (Chivatta). to S, out
ilerr0; lo2 (Brownl. to 2 Time. ll3 Ho-
man. Flash Of Steel. War Tax, Ralph g..
Naomi Walton also ran.
THIRD RACE-six furlongs Ned MEley-
bright, Us Mermee), II to !, 4 to /. 2 to l;
Uranium, lB (Gargan). Z to S, to Q: Magnet
Land. liz tkoppleman). out Time. LIS. Ac-
eiamation. The Cleaner. o'Malley. vada Bell
FOURTH RACE-six furiongs. Jack Healy.
(Archambult), to 1, 8 to S, I to S; Ed
Irantg, loi &C. Howard). even. to 2; Tranby.
Tvs NMerimeel. TO 5. Time. l:ls rs. Native
Soil. Zodiac, Sayeth, Quin, White Crown also
ran.
FIFTH RAcE-siI furIonss. Goldstone, IU
III Garner), to ]. even, to Q; Assign, liz
(Dominick). 70 5. I to s: King Worth. 100
lTayior1. to g. Time. li7 rs Little Cote.
Enos. Hariock. sea Beach. American. Bulger
SIXTH 'RAcE-one mile. Don Thrush, 10
tpixensl' ! to 5. to q out: Manokin. Ito
lCrump,. ] to z out; Belle Of Elizabcthtown
Ia l!aTenl. out Time, -l:k Miss Sweep and
The Washington herald., 1919-12-05
AMERICAN LEAGUE RESERVE.
LIST
LIST

Mcneil: n. F.; Musser. PanI Peunock. Herbert
Roth. Robert: Russell. Aran: Ruth. George n
@uerlee' w. B.; Schang. W H.; Scott. Ever.
"; Shannon. Maurice: Smith. Paul, VII.
nsar J; Walters. Alfred; Wiholt. Joe wirn,
org B. ; Hoyt. Waite c. VoluntarIv r.,ir.-,
William F. Car;gan- IreIigibl,-R W Col
ma, 'Ieorge Foster. William NJ johnson. viii.
am swanson. J. W. WyckcT
CHICAGO.
William Gleason. manager
i'nte' T. v; Collins, Ed T Collins John
Dsreaport. J. l.; Fsbcr. L, G F,k n
- FHSct, osar GsndiI. Arnold Has.
,,Tino T: Hanson. Roy; Heath sr.ncrT
Th; James. William ri jenkins Jce. KC-
card kiefer. Laririere. J I>rs Georrr
tod, Harry; LowdcrmIlk. Grovcr; Lrd,kc
Lynn. Byrd; Mayer ]. f; Mcrlcilaud
NJ; McMlilen. F.; Mo>tll. J. A: Mnn,hy,
a. Noes. W. C.: Pane. Geo Rsbcrr
ates' h"o+isn' Charles: Russell. L. A
:ta-E. Ray W: ShelIcnhack. Frank. stem.
ale. W; Stewart. S. StrmTt. Edward. SnIli.
m. ] j.; Weaver q D ; Wilkin>nn r H
ilisms. Clarde. Voluntarily rrirpd-A II
on honitz suspended-Harry Lake. II. North
ST LOUIS
Ismes T. Burke, manaSrr
Arstn. J. p; Bayne. William; Bennett Joe;
'Hllngs. John A; Bronkic, II. C.; RurTcn
Liam; Collins, T. r; DaTenprt. Dave Dem
~. Ray; F.llentine. Ernest; Gania, NJ A;
edeon. Joseph: Gerber. Walter: Had. Harold
acntson. W. C; Koob, Ernest; Lifted. A.
LlkanoTic. Thomas; MGTsl. Rollo; Maver.
alter; Robertson. Z. E Scsepner Joe; srv.
ED, Henry; Shoylin. John: Shocker. L, J.,
SER. George H; Smith, Earl L. :, Sothoron.
AN Thompson, Frank Tohin. John T
Fl'@'r. l.: Wcilman. {. E Williams. X
Wright. W. b. Noun;Aril rrtired-N
'uilop. William R, Jones. Edward Flank.
DETROIT
'IUgh Jennings. mausser
Ainsmith. Edward; AIten. Ernest: Ayers, Y.
V Boland. Berpard; Bush. Owen: cobb. T.
:; Cox. T. r.: Cunningham George H
'srss, GeorEe; Dyer. p F: Ehmke H J.;
Iiscn. II. s; FlaEstead. Ira; Glasier, J. n
fsle. sam; Heatwole. r.: Holman, II 4
'olrs. r. W: Jonnard. C!aUd: Kallio, RAY
Conard. Fl. R.; Love. T. H: Manion. C.
rr:e. F.: Oldham. John C Pineih. Ralph
"olsen. G.; Roberts. J. n; Shorten. c. H
2tsragc. o. H: vcach. RobTt H: WoodAll
B. Murphy. Voluntarily retired-R. F.
'iIlH E. f, Rigney. William snedesar. L
Tomlin. Ineligble-GoorTe Hsper.
CLEVELAND.
Tris Speaker. manager.
Bagby, J. c; Caldwell, R. b; CHAPMAN
Pav; Clark. Robert W; Coumbe. F. N: Corel
,.kic. Stanley; Dickerson. G. C: EnmaDn
John; Evans. J. P; Faeth, T. ]; Gardner
w. l.: Graney. J. G.; Guisto, Louis ]. Harris
los Jameson. Charles d: Jasper. Harry
Johrs1nn. w R; Klepfer Ed l.: Lambeth
Otis; LAnte. Harry: Morton, Guy; Myers. f.
mer; NunAmaker. l. C; O'Nell. STEPHEN
Petty. ]. l.; Phillips. Thomas: Smith. Elmer
J.; Thomas c. n: THE. George e wambs
gsnss. w f. Wood. Joe. Voluntarily retired
7o-eph ]. Boehling Paul Des Jariien. W. W
Gunkcl. Daniel MoellcT, ]. T BRADLEY.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-05
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Fire furlones: F1edgiine 100;
Sweet Liberty 100; Big Idea. loe: Saiua, los
Jack Pryor. los; Boone. j.. los: Yaphank, log
Harigan's Heir. los; Dolph. los; Moody, li2
Grave A., III; 'wate1meet. lI3
SECOND RACE-Six furlongs: Thirst. lo7
Maud Bacon. lU: Reilloc, III: Lady Eileen.
lle; Thrills, ll2; Little Princess. liz; Malice
ll2; Oney. III; Scarpia Ind, rs; shandon, us
Million ll5; Robiee. lis: Parrish. lis: James +.
Cumming lis: General, lis Also eligible
Tajan. lis: Ny Grace. lis; Arch Piotter, no
Katahdin, lis.
THIRD RAcE-Six furIouss: Golden Dawn,
e. Maize, lo4; Catania. los; Lonely, lb: Mar.
paret Schalfer. lC7; Sugar Mint los: Burroyne.
ITO; Peccsnt. llc: Shenandoah, lis; st. Ger
main, ia; Who Cares, lls.
FOURTH RACE-Ffve and one half furlones
Manicurist, 100; Black Wing. 100; Little Maudie.
100; Rappahannock. III; Salgeorge. los; Harry
Dudder. liz: Sherman A.. Ill; The Gallant,
10: Dancing Girl 1d5; Miss orba, los: Bon,
steIe. rs; Betsy. IL
FIFTH RAGE-RIve and onehalf furloucs;
Mack Gamer, loo; The Boy. lo4; Bon Tromp,
los; Youneed. III: Taco'a. lis: Tcklish, us
Ultima Thule, Id.
SIXTH RACE-Mile and one-sixteenth: Ar
mold. I'D: Indiana. %; spsing.. %; Lucille p,
lc6; Frank Msttex. l0; Don Dodge. los; Brown
Favorite, los; Leta. llo; Baiazet. us; McAdoo
ll3; Aldsbaran. lis; Tours. il3; Bombsst, u3
SEVENTH RAcE-Mile and ouesirte.uth
Tieer Rose. lot; Bsndy. No., Zoe; Eulosy, liz;
Adelaute. nt; Little Cottase. Ii; Saints Bridge.
Ia
The Washington herald., 1919-12-05
Naming the Referee

wanted-A referee for the
game Sunday afternoon between
the Rex 4. c. and the Naval Gun
Factory teams. at Union League
Park for the District champion
Ship. OF the quartet of officials
who were originally agreed upon
by both clubs for the game. only
one will he at liberty to work.
At meeting of Manager
Clarence Mcclure, of Rex. and
Theo. Siegfried, of the Gunners,
last night, the following trio
were agreed upon and accepted:
John y. O'Reilly. Of Georgetown:
Lieut.. Journet, of Springfield Y.
NJ. c. A, and Carl MetZler. OF
Springfield Y. NJ c. A. This trio
are to settle the other ofhcial
who will be the referee and shall
place these men as he sees Mt
At this late hour only Billy Gu
sack, OF Georgetown. and Lieut.
fodder. Of Sewanee. are under
consideration.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-05
Result Pleases Jack

Los Angeles, Dec. Tim
glad Carpenter won. I wanted
the Frenchman to win all along,
but from what had heard about
Beckett's ability as a fighter I
was a little bit leary Of the re-
suit"
This was Jack Dempsey's COM
ment when Carpenters victory
was flashed to him.
The result was a surprise: I
did not figure Carpenter to win
that easily"
Asked II he expected a chal-
lenge from Carpenter. Dempsey
declared: 'It was understood
the winner of the fight was to
challenge me-"
And what will you do?"
It's a little too soon to an
swer just now"
The Washington herald., 1919-12-05
WHERE AT S5 PARLAY
YIELDS S19,S19,790

New Orleans, La, Dec. 4.-The num-
Der of long shots which romped nome
at jefferson Park yesterday gave rise
TO some mathematical calculations
and II was figured out that s parlay
on the seven numbers of the day
would have made the player several
times a millionaire. This parlay with
the odds on the winners ranSing from
IS to TO 10 to /. would have paid
the fortunate player Sls.Sl9,I%O. provid-
ing, Of course. that he could have
found a bookmakcr who would have
taken his last wager. which would
have amounted to s.. .223S, $50.