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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-28
REDS DEFEAT BRUINS
BY TIMELY SWATTING
Now Champions Again Win Prom
Last Years Ninncrs-Brnvca
Win From Supcrbas.
GIANTS SHUT OUT PHILLIES
Hogg Pitches IIf~rtlVcly In the
PinChcv--CardlnnIs Again
Defeat Pirates.

CINCINNATI, sept 81 The Nstiuns'
lesEue ehsmpions again deteAicd Chicago
this Aftsrnooa by heavy hatunE In t~o IN
nihgs
Before the game George Wright OF Bos
ton, Ca AcVsy oi San Francisco and OAK
Taylor OF Atlanta, the three surviving mem
tsrs Of the famous Rcds Of 1899, appeared
on the field and tossed the bal around
They are here for the world series a. Ia,
guests Of the loosl chamber Of commerce,
Tn. sr,rY.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-28
KENDALL DEFEATS SHAWNEE BAPTISTS IN GRlD OPEN
ON THE GRIDIRON

At TULSA - Kendall 1872. Shawnee o..
A. West Point-Army a. Middle
bury y
Al Hanover. N H.-Dartmouth
80 Springfield 0.
A. Troy, n. Y.-Rensselaer o.
Williams 20.
AZ Providence, X. Brown 81,
Rhode Island state O.
Al Amherst, Mass Amherst 3,
BoW doiu
A. Cambridge, Mas Harvard 50
Bates O
A. New Rrunswick, N J-Rut-
gers 3i UIsinlus O
Al philadelphia Pcnnsy lvania 10.
EuCkuell q
At Burlington. Vt-Vermont A.
Clarkson 2
A, Norman. Okla State Central
Normal o; University OF oklahoma
40
At Cleveland. Ohio-Case 40.
baldwin Wallace 0.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-28
ADMITS THAT HE BLEW UP
CANADIAN RAILROAD BRIDGE

JERSEY cry, y J. Sept IL
Werner Horne today admitted in fed
era court here that he blow M the
Canadian Pacific railroad bridge
over 'H" S' 'r1.r river. IN New
IrrnrW X canada. FeNuary Z.
1915 Horne fes t,cn held as an
alien enemy sine" his arrest and Wa
brought here with a batch OF Ger
,.,rs Nsirr sent back TO Germany.
fl- o,s grraicned IN federal court
a, 'ts Instance % me Canadian gov
eminent which desires 10 eNTadite
lI-. '1 stand trial on the charge OF
.lI.v.uE up the bridge.
yes. di1 li' Horne declared.
.rr behalf ~ country my father
land ne an officer of the German
r-rv ir wartime. / caused the er-
plosion that blew up the bridEs-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-28
SOONER ELEVEN
BEATS CENTRAL
Individual Starring and Pass
ing Enables Owens Men
TO Beat Teachers
OPEN PLAY PREOoMlNATES
Usual Sooner Style Features
Game-Play Brilliant
and Fast IA

Special 10 The World
NORMAN. sept. 27.--A mixture OF
brilliant and ragged play rather than
consistent football with team work
was shown by the University OF OKLA
homa eleven in itS opening game
hcro today,
individual starring enabled the
SuunorA TO win from Central state
normal school light team 20 to o.
However, fans were assured Coach
Benulo owen has the material for
the making OF n real football machine
when -HwRtok, fullbaok, uncovered
several long passes Of 30 and 20
yardS.
It reminded everyone Of tho days
when Spot duyer was heRyinR thom
down the field Iilrs short END
runs, wide end sprints by MoDsrmott
and Luster. swAtek's passing and
kicking, Haskell's uncanny spearing
of pAAses were the features OF Okla
homa'B offonsiys play.
atnr on Defense.
Davis. Claude. Tyler. Deacon and
Ross Johnston did the best work In
breaking up central plays.
Coach wantland's team also played
ragged football. especially toward
the end In tho beginning II held
Oklahoma for downs frequently and
even gained consistently at times
through the ruahes of Williamson.
Hafer and Courtney. Several passes
also we're completed by Central early
IN the game.
oklahoma was not able TO score a
rod until near the end OF the first
quarter when Hamm intercepted n
Central pass and carried the ball 20
1 CentrRls 20-yard line In two short
| end runs Hill then scored a touch
down. Haskell scored two Sooner
touchdowns In the second quarter on
| passes OF 40 yeards from swatek, 81
| from Hardy Davis kicked two
goals, making the score 20 to 0
whom time was called.
Central Wcskcns I'm FINAL
q, Early In tho third quarter MoDer'
mott mnde n pass OF 20 yards u
HARDY and Hardy then passed 10 Nc
Dermott for 80. McDcrnott fol
lowed with "a touchdown Later rum
by SwAtok and Briscoc counted an
| other. Long runs by iAistcr and Hill
scored the final touchdown. Swatch
missed one OF three chances at goal.
making the final count Of 10.
Tho lineup
OKLAHOMA. CENTRAL
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-28

READING. Pa Sept 20 Will"
seated ~ the drfeudauta' table 'u
'hr main room OF 'hn r1ur'NouT" l.H.
'eu.uV to his vito 'esr', against hlW
iu q non support case Edward Gro
-ris. ~ TINS city f'U tu the floor
Unconscious and died a few minutes
lafo-
While physicians and others w"r"
administering first AID Mrs. Gromis
I.g the rogm and was nn' ~ her
husbands side " hen he dlrt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-28
World to Announce
World Series Games
In All It's Details

WhnN win tho world scrIcs2
Nobody knows. bur every game in
a,aU play by play. will be an
unuu,rl from Tho world, on
BouIder, between Third ana
Fourth streets \ board Riyiug
play hy innings .s provided for the
convenience vf those uuShte to
EnF ana hear Jho game AS every
Uu|l B, played.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-28

NTN1|I ITTI- ~I0I -|-"TNH u
ness rf geuUra furnrzt VIE "'
President Carranza. has kept 'h'
chief executive away from 'h" na.
'Iargt palace fur fHa greater part 90
he summer The sonora has rHs
been removed fn 'h" Old 'a-ran4a
hacienda ir fh. state ~ 'uanulit,
where t; Be- believed he lower alL-
tude viii restore her 20 health.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-28
TIGERS WIN BATFEST
FROM FLAG WINNERS
TNaynty-NInc IIlUl Arc MAds--
Yankees Take Two Games From
philadelphia Athletics.
INDIANS WIN FROM BROWNS
Nancildcr Again Works for Burtr'u
Cub-NntionhIs Take Duulfc-
Header Prom kCd SOH.

CHICAGO. Sept q7.--Drtroit staged .
tenth inning raly today and defeated On.
osgo 7 to 5. In game f-utured With free
hitting yesch opened the tenth With =
triple sud put Detroit ahead by scoring on
UriImanut Jingle 4 fser.tce and anotRss
single r'irchcd NE game FOR the visliors.
The fonrn.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-28

Summary Ruus St-hol,ou Carey south
worth. SehultE. smith STOCK li1-nly
error Goodwin. TO-, NsE~ hits io+s7ff
Terry Harhar~ S~HrrItt. 'hfr-.bsya h.ts
4outr.-orth Gpodv Uorufhy home run
Urrrshy stolen bases IHt.hAw carey
Stool double PLAYS naFhAra Go 'rfshav
ro Grimm MoHsffr 70 Isvt7. hssrs "u
balls or Cooper I t'rurk out. hr Cooper
" Goodwin
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-28
Nnw Ynrk q phillin, o

NEW YORK, Sept 27 The New York
GiAnh won an easy victory over rhiIad"l
phA here to-day bv Ecore OF ~ O
Eehrs pitching and hitting featured lie
held = whip hand over the yisitors all
through the game and made home run. and
double and drew base on balls in Tour
times MP Tho two clubs will finish ths
season with a double header here tomorrow
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-28

Results Yesterday


A. Boston H. brooklyn 4
At New York 40. Philadelphia
10
At g. Louis 8, Pittsburgh =.
Al Cincinnati z. Chicago 4.
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Boston


huumlTT huns WTNITI JudFf TFUHHTI7
Rice. Ms1nsiy. srruJ, rbaphf two base h't.
Nlhou Fchans double plays Rice 10
Agnes Leonard ~ Agnes 10 lllgr baae'
on hLF on tourfHry o.. OF ltH.N'l D,
stru.k cot By Courtnry 3 by Russell 5.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-28
American League.

At cleveland H.. ~, Louis
A. Chicago Q. Detroit ]
A. Philadelphia 2. New Yrok ?.
AZ Washington -. Boston b-l.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-28
THE TURF
I.ATDN1A RESULTS
First ItaCc, q f'uriOng,s

t1rd lkh'N, tNrbngN,
Spr Huby lnobinsonp, first. Lady
Fair PLAY roole), second pulluN
U.unaford), thIid Timo 1.l2 i-b
LADY waldcck. Churchill Downs u.
Il Johnson. slrocco, Ak"cr Face,
naisc, Joe stahr, Port Light and
NIIdo slao ran
sc0pnd Race - ttIrlouGs,
Mazula Warrington first. Diana
G.ykoD. second Frivullty tGlassl
third Time. 1907 sd Wild Flower,
Meg Herself. ransy blossom. Iris.
Second Cousin. kyes " youth. Peg
Nv G. and Golden Dawn also ran
Third RAoV. Milo aud one tiPhth,
CnuntethalHnte .lnatordl. first
Crystal Day tLykcD, second, Red
start Crooiel, third. Time. 1854 d,
Miss Hermann. IaFoudre, ltockerul
Lucille e.. AlhenR, Thanksgiving, .El
Rey, shadow Lawn, and Tokalon
March, also ran
Fourth WRts'. Mile and One Eighth
John O, Goblnaon). first; Mimic
Murray. second Sans peur (Muon'
ey). third Time, l:hi 2-5. A.run
nelaolnr rnstoreau, Piedra. Drastic
and prospectur, also ran.
Iffth ita1y', o furionga.
Col Taylor (Hoyle) flfsli viva
America Poolcr second. MAJOR
parka uyke). third. Time, II IS
Top Coat, looking Up, Basil, Scwel
Coomhs, Court ship, l[lng Horin
War God, Jack Hare Ir.. and hisf
Cost. also ran.
sixth ilncc, o Fnriongs.
Lorraine G.unHford1. FIRST MAX
| Up CKcdortsD, secOndi klnburl
| tWatrington) third Time. 1:la
LADY sweep. our birthday Mystori
ors Glrl, Duke OF Wellington, Py
! ICilntorville. FHg, Viola PARK, AM
| Wcndy. also ran.
Seventh ILacc, Mile and One Eighth
Walter u Prarce tCanield
first, Buncrana (Kederlsl, second
Meduan (noyle), third, Time. l'b
ll-b buddy Tucker, Judge Davit
bob Baker. Rol Gilsry, Chillun
lwndsworth Last. McAdoon, Parrlst
and Alderbaran, also ran.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-28

CLEVELAND Sept o. cleveland won
sa,.. FROM -t aais today 90 fs D.
trrrhi-r bic, or wright u nr rIfi and
fourth |rHIrra
sHrsH
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-28

with the building of nine addition
nj holes at the country CLUB, ana me
OF tournament play
those golfers who we're forced To
utni the links for a time are once
more In evidence. while the definite
OF tourpaments has not
been decided upon, Il is prohahl"
they will be held early iu October.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-28
KENDALL SCORES
ALMOST AT WILL
Varied Attack and Impreg.
nable Defense Gives
1920 Victory
ANOTHER WINNER PREOICTE
Brilliant Play of All Men
Bring Forecasts of Another
Great Season
Ry LARRY DALEY

/ hS lNii'i 10 L''',
! Ripping the lines and sklrtlng thc
/ e0tE A. Will win varied a'le'k-o'
forward passing ana holulhf me oP
poslIdn at al stages. N'hnhI! COZ
lex" opened i's 1913 foo'haI season
her" Yesterday by dtiehHnE inc OK
lahoma Raplsls OF ShawnoH, lhZ !"
0 From the FIRST kickoff Wheh
Kendall recovered Baptist fimb''
and springer went over FOR ne frs'
'ou hdoWn II was apparent ihAl lh'
y"Hng col'cgan" wrf'ho mt'ch i"t
N" superior weight speed ana p''S
OF me fIeshy'crIahs. too'n'ii to'-
l1"~r fwho saw 'nr play - ]" -
nous kthdaI 'I'N'n 'l l'Ih "ei'
agreed mat thiS years eleven ls on a
par Win the 1916 maoh'ne ana INA,
oro. her brilliant year rs IN prospect
Tor kendaH on ihe EiIdFoh.
kendall backs tore thiouGh Ih'
opposing t'rs' ana t,'ohdaTy aeith'N
Nue an dagaIn for long runs, hoi
%. "A loss. Young ana Grove, mem
hrrs ~ me lgib Team. WIN SpIIhb
~ l'li hhfhRck' ana nan nc"
from 'lareno started the attack,
NHl'h was 'ahrn up .a'Sr hN liAr' y
Miller al one haIioack position ana
N.yh a. u''n1'N, .,, .,t,.,,,.
o.,,,', ,t.a ,,.,,s co.,
80, -. I,.a. ~
n.,1" "St t'y r,. ,,,n,'s,s n,c J"e n for.
'", 'y Wv 'H' ~ -,
80 go P,,a "',' ,,. ,.o,,i,i, rr.,,
'''' >,"' Fu2,. "rI1" IVA, p'"
80 .'''.',.'rn tg",.T,ri ",,,as =
Nv" ,. ,,,,,,,
.u' .,. ..,.',. r'',.'t -. ay .y,
W. 49," i,',,o' p,.,'7, ",'T 49,
-, 'Sh',}i 49,, p'''
49,, -, - D,-r,u
'h'' ,'NNL ~ ii'' VII"
r.,,... r'rA' 'Suni"r .,,o.. -,
''P, VIZ .'', U.s. g''' gD,,',,.'. s,'J,n W
I,n' o" o,,,as ',s' vi ptn,t.,. ,nn,1Ie,
STi,S''n ~ -, Vs. -" 80 iI,ii
..',.'- y, a,, ,a c,ov.
SP, 'nb't 'nu a.
n!,hrn sUal HP' 'IssgI "',"o.' ,',.',',.'-,s "a
ms iu,'Io''p' '.nb roao. ,yba
op' .b'I pNS',,u ~ SI,5 ,nI
u. 49, 80, w. -
= l'rpa,a''k hiINeu p ou 49,. Lux 49,
u',k ~. l'"lI .. i''p ~,
ou"k p"ss'u 'v =" w.,
Went oN'I on oo pa,' ,,.i 3," .o,,,.rna 80
''Spa l'N h''NtL w. avs
-v. "o''"c" :. S.' ,-I,s. -
"" ]"''
Grove punted 90 10 'hnder VINO
4 was down'd N ms tN.hS uE
I, lieu. Pass failed fNsphtrlcE v
render ], kelhe. ekndaIIs naI on
SI-}ard line. Young plunged over.
Grove kicked goal. springer Hl,Neg
no Pass 10, tl'sparicN - m1r ,an'
N'ptsis helt tor GOWNS ass i"l.r,i .',,..
hr.iieu : Helleu "ent - aug I,,l 7,
- HF
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-28
WORLD SERIES STAR
IS CHOSEN BY FANS
Mhtty, Chance, Halcr. Collins AMI
t'absr Wcrc Heroes Of Former
Title Gangs.
FOUR FAVORED BY RANDOM
CiCS,ttr, COLLINS. TtOush and Groh So
lc$tod by Majority--Any Player
May BC Stnr,


NEW YORK. Sept Who will
be the hero Of the 1919 worlds ser
lCS',
VIII Fddic Cicotte. tho stocky IT.
tie right handed Gibraltar" of the
White Sox pitching start hurl his
way 10 the coveted seat In the spot
liEht2
or will Eddie Roush. fence busting
rltficldcr Of the Reds, slam the pellet
into the stands at critical moment
and turn the tide OF victory toward
CINCINNATI Nobody knows
In the line-ups Of the rival teams
are number OF players who may be
figured to star. The White SON have
the ma jority
Collins May Star.
In addition to C.Cotte there Is Ed
die Collins, the best second hag"man
that ever tagged runner and tho
Individual hero Of the SERIES ot 1913
There ia Joe Jackson, sluggcr extra
ordinary, Happy Felsch. himself "A
fence buster OF widely advertised
ability: Ray Schalk, the human dy-
namo. Buck weaver, Claude Will
Jams. midget left-hnnder. and Chick
Gandn. whose playing this year
stands out as tho best he has shown
In ms Dig league career.
The Reds, on the other mitt have
Jake Daubert, who might hit ball
all the way 10 Shamokin Al any time
Hcinie Groh. the King OF all National
League third basemen. Greasy
Neale. whose circus catches have
electrified the fans around the Heyd
Ter circuit all season; Ivy Wingo and
bin Raridcn steady and thoroughly
arasoned catchers OF unusual ability
Larry Kopt. who has made name
for himself around short, and Sallee
Reuther. Eller and Ring, who will
match their skill against the boHmen
OF tho Alabaster Hose.
Any one OF the players here named
NAV Fash out as the one bright spot
pf the big series. and there Is always
"A chance that some player from
whom little is expected like Gowdy
i'm 1914 will man1g" To corner an
the glory that IS coming 20 any indi-
vidual
Cicotte. Collins Roush and Groh
appcar 10 have the majority or fans
behind them IN series predictions
Ft erywhcre you go among bns"ha''
fans the names OF these players are
heard Bot who can tell
Pitchers Hog Hmeiight.
In the series " the past tn' pll',Ii ~
ers have hoggcd tho limeliEht biU
Dinrcn started u In 1903 when ms
great pitching enabled the Ned son
10 come from behind and defeat inc
Pirates in five sut Of eight games
Big siv'' followed Dinecn's lead Y
iteO5 and set worlds series shutohl
record when he hurled three shutoni
victories for the Giants against PM
edelphia. shutting the Mackmen OUT
a 10 o. . 20 o and 20 0.
George Eohe. 'hird bascman OF IN,
white Sox. waa the hero IN 1906 ana
Harry Stclnfeldt came along 20 graz
mo glory lu 1907. Frank thonc"
whose aiI-uround playing mar N"d
bIr, ,g tho hero NJ the 1908 series. is
tha only n-s, hlscman who ever
. srarred In the big Fall classic o'hei
ry,,id.- series heroes were han'
A+sre lack Coombs, and IfhA,
r,h,r ruchors Frank Baker hno
purF Urrzor. third hasemon InIl'
collins SECOND haseman Hank Cow
Az catcher. and Duffy b"wi7. H'rr'
. ,Icopcr and Herb Whit"mnn. out
. fyldpTa
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-28
Boston


summary Runs Malone GrifIh 2.
Konctchy, Hickman SrhmAndt ChrIst1n
berry 2 FIck ? carroll Borckcl Ford 3.
Guwdy 2. McQuillanl Demarr- errors Ma
lone Griffin. kuegsr . Pick. Carroll 2,
Rocrkel. two base hits orhmAndt, Kon.
s'chy three base hit Hickman home run,
Grtnth stolen bases Krueger Carroll .
pick bases on balls. on MsmIur Q struck
out nv MsmkuK >, by NcQuiilan ? By
Demarra
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-28

BOSTOS. Sept - Tho major lrarus
season here closed today with Rostoo
victory over Brooklyn. - 70 Tho p.Aycrs
did not take the game seriously
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-28

New York

summary RunS Young RurHs 2 kaut,
Frisch. Nehf. two base hits Snyder. Young.
KAuH, Sehf. homo ron, Noht. stolen base,
nurns. double play Fletcher N poyIe 70
Kelly. bAArs on balls OF Nehf O. of
Hogg 8 struck out by Nshf 1, BY Hogg =
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-28

HuDstitutionh--Ohia brown
field for Haskell; McDermott for
Davis; Briscoe for Nm; NJ. Tyler
for H. Johnston; smoot for Ross.
Bechtold for p Johnston; Bass for
Hardy; Buster for McDermott; Hill
for Briscoe; Winkley for Hamm.
Marsh for NJ. Tyler; Graham for
nm, Clark for G. Tyler. Central.
Borne for I,eforco. Bpsarmau for
HAf~r, Holland for Spearman.
BpanRier for Holland: Purdue for
Courtney; Conklin for Holland.
Holland for SpanEier; Bird for
Conklin and Conklin for william
son,
Touchdowna. Haskell 2. HIR, "a,
HriEcoe. McDermott ~
Goals from touchdown. Davis 4
Swatck a.
Referee, Hunter. Oklahoma
Ump pire, Baehr. West Point
Head linesman. Amman. Elm
hurst.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-28

Ruth. ItusssII Rice. tIlcrbe MseosAJ,
charity. Aruer. Foster fr,kson, Two
base hits shannon, W.T. nome flh hui.
toeu base Leonard. Jasos on baas, oii
Jordan on Russell & OF ll1yi l. OF
gtirksen strurt out by Jordan 4. by
IIu...I . N. IrL.L .n- / LK lInlL D
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-28
SHREVEPORT WINS THIRD
STRAIGHT FROM FT. WORTH

FORT WORTH. Texas. sept 81
ghr"vrvor, vnuquishsd Fort Worth
for the third consecutive time IN the
Texas league championship series,
'ol. Shreveport haitei more timely
than Fort worth and while outhi.
managed 90 bunch their hrs more
effectively
Tie score
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-28

1bAttrd ior Walters ~ ninth.
rHattcd for Jordan in fourth
Boston ............... 900 900 200 .
W..hiprtop ........ 600 500 Uis !
Nl,n,.nn = Nm. Muhnl Nlil. LanAI.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-28

shreveport 100 oN0 col q
Fort Worth GOO 600 gol / .
Hs't-rf,r.. Napier and Narn Rob
crt-or and Wupia.l
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NbAttcd for Martin iu nluth
Chicago .......... Oun 9Oi Cnl /
cincinnati 100 uaU AoH -
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1919-04-10

Both the Greek Christian anu
Latin Christian churches hold
elaborate celebrations. One Oh
the most striking ceremonies IS
celebrated by the Greek church
in the Church of the Holy Sepul-
cher and is locally called Mir
sole of the Holy Fire" The en-
thusiasm is so great that at
several celebrations hundreds of
worshipers have been crushed to
death.
The essential features of the
ceremony are the reception and
dissemination of the "holy fire."
The fire Is kindled In the holy
sepulcher, and passed out
through an opening made for
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1919-04-10

HTUIGSluilL I IL u I Ii y %
100000.
Oceanica - II 0 m a n
G a t h Ollie, S,2OO,OOO;
Protestant churches, A.
100000.
The Jews are thus
distributed: Europe, o.
$4,000; Asia, 100000;
Africa, 100000; North
A II erica, 100000;
South America, 5000;
Oceanica, $4,000.
Another geographical
classification is this:
Europe - Christians,
374, 100000; OF h er
faiths, 14,050, 600; total.
3S9,S1O,OO0.
Asia-Christians, 2S,-
100000; other faiths,
s63,5OO,0OO; total, $685.
100000.
Africa - Christians,
9,050,000; other faiths,
149, 81, 600; total, 1885,
021.OOO.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-05-02

ties to political dictatorship industrial
dictatorship He does not want de-
mocracy, but power. He insists on
ccnscription OF an army and its main
tenancc. He suppresses the press.
lie says The press is most dang.
erous weapon in the hands of our
enemies, We win tear il from them.
We are going TO smite the journals
with fines to shut them up, to arrest
the editors and hold them as hest.
ages
THE Bolshevik began and main.
tain their rule as reign of terror.
Mr. Spargo says that instead of being
fanatical idealists they have secuted
rigid ideals and have shifted ground
constantly; that they have been loyal
TO nc aim save one the control of
power-and they have been opport.
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$4,000 VERDICT
Miss Arna Dyer Wins Breach q
Promise suit.

Miss Arna Dyer Wins Breach of
Promise suit.
Rutland, April 26.--A motion t. SET
aside the verdict in the case of Miss
Anna C. Dyer agains; Charles H.
l.alor, in which the plaintiff was
awarded damages OF $4,000 because
of h,2ach of promise to marry. was
alcd with the court yesterday after
Lcamy counsel for the defcadtaD
neon by Attorneys WcAhor mt
Tho lawyers for Mr. b.. claim thlt
The verdict Is not based on the c4.
deacc and that "a is excessive The
motion Viii be argued at later lalc.
Miss Dyer wac awarded a verdict Of
S20OoO damages from Charles Il.
ll'or. Cac of the we'll known rcsi.
dents OF Rutland .ani formerly pro.
prictor of The Bllwel hotel la her
100000 breach OF promise suit. The
Jurors We're given the case yesterday,
shortly before 10 o'clock,
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h1eosf
Just as 10000 lordly landowners
under czarism dominated the 100000
600 of Russian peasants. so 100000 Of
the Boisheviki party ION imposing
their proletarian will on the mass,
but this time in the interest of the
latter These words of Lenine. taken
from The New International written
by him in April 1918, show clearly
enough why he drove the members of
the constituent assembly with a large
majority of menshiyiSi out Of the as
sembly and overthrow its authority.
In the same way Mr. Spargo shows
how utterly Lenine repudiates indus.
trial democracy and insists on Sc
verify of discipline and labor which
he adopts from the mediterranean
Taylor system Of efficiency. He uni.
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There's no fussing-no knife, no
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unists of the most extreme type
1T IS no wonder that Mr.. Spargo
holds up to scorn the radicals of this
country and the extreme pacidsls who
give countenance to the Bolshevih
and minimize and disparage critism OF
them
Mr.. Spargo's book should be wide.
ly read II viii have wholesome
effect"
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reaching a verdict after about an
hour and one-half.
This is one of the largest verd'ctS
ever rendered for a breach of promise
case in this state
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