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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-11

enough. lift the skirt TO NEE, the edge
Of the blouse and fasten the skirt belt
tightly--to keep It UP. This is the
worst possible way 10 wear blouse.
Instead, have the skirt belt made very
figure: then find a blouse that has
enough material 10 extend under the
skirt belt. There are such blouseS
now: many OF them in the tailored
styles and perhaps manufacturers Will
have the good sense soon to provide
more In the dressy styles before long
There Is crying need for them and for
an elimination OF that chopped-eA.
elastic run effect In all waists oyer
the forty size.
Material is another important thing
TO consider in blouses for the stout
woman. Soft fabrics are much fhe
most becoming. and fabrics that haze
little gloss and no decided pattern
Never. never should a stout wonHn
wear plaid silk waists or ginghaR
waists, or even cross-barred lawn
waists. For her are crepe de chiHeS.
Georgette crepes, soft tub silks. striped
dimity and plain batiste or handker-
to help the effect OF long lines. One
Of the pictured blouses is OF wka1e
crepe de chine with fine tucking app
rows OF tiny pearl buttons. The good
Mt. the trim neatness and careful an-
ish OF all details. make this a very
excellent model. The other blouse. for
afternoon wear with the tailord suu.
Is OF dark chiffon with narrow.
straight edge bands OF lighter chiffon
and lines OF embroidery on plsadr
down the front. HemstitchinR adds
its touch Of daintiness also. and the
V shaped fold Of material ending In
a tassel at the front is a becoming
detail for a stout figure. The stou'
woman should not wear too elaborate
or too decolette q brassiere under
her chiffon blouse: but a whole lining
OF very thin silk or chiffon: and under
this we'll hitting brassiere that holds
the figure trinity. IA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-11

and the odd ribbon ornament is Picking
blue, Narrow ribbon is twisted and
folded around a triangular, ribbon
covered cabuchon and simple as il is,
the arrangement is tremendously chic
Another turban trimmed with half
burnt ostrich is pictured a small
shape of gray velvet which comes
down very low over the eyes and has
a scoop effect at the front The gray
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-11

feathers are dashed with coral red
and the vivid color gives great smart
ness 70 the little gray chapeau These
turbans trimmed with soft. shaggy
ostrich are sometimes covered with
large. square wells that Hatten down
the feather trimming. the veil looking
as though 1t were thrown over a fuzzy
cushion. But the effect is regarded as
decidedly smart. Many OF the feather
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-11
Increase Your Butter Supply At Home.

no YOU KNOW how to make
pound Of creamery butter into
pound and half of good table
butter? One old fashioned
neuee&eeper does-and has passed on
- recipe to dozens of grateful women
her community; for in these days Of
- bnttsr prices. everybody Graves a
- more butter on the daily bread
I'M I0s trick Is simple, say. the old :.
mnshioned housewife just add a pint
~ milk TO your pound or butter.
&coemery butter comes In a very solid
80 from which all excess moisture
sMae oSsn pressed out. Addition of
|mmnk Van make the butter looser in
4are and lighter In color, and II
1 - exactly like the oid-fashioned
butter which you have
4Dye1, possibly. during some sojourn
III - farm, out In the country You
not even possess churn for the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-11

u
femin!ty in the very first au-
;umn hats that venture out early
in August. The woman at the
GUNNER resort who returns after a
Gay in town is the center Of attention
when she describes the stunning new
Tall hat she saw in a restaurant or on
fifth Avenue The same hat would
attract little notice later in the season.
but there Is always a thrill in the
feminine breast at the very first mil
linery models that appear as harding
crs OF what is to come. And il Is
strange how passe and unjnterestinr
even the most beautiful summer hats
sseem--once fan millinery begins 10
show It's relvets and feathers and fe..
Felt Hats In Great Numbers For Fall
Paris is using great deal of fell
supple. flexible felt that may be twist
Cd and draped and even made into
ruffies. An interesting hat from n
French miiliner has a very small tur-
han foundation, Just framing the head
with little rolled-up. inoh-wide brim
Of velvet. But the silhouette of the
hat is enormous, for three rufIles Of
felt nare upward forming a huge. tam
NEoWA. Inc NAT ana me If4f rlfffeS
are copper colored and big flower
Of white silk is tucked against one side
Of the rufiIes. throwing the opposite
side OF the crown outward in tam
fashion.
A great many of the felt hats are in
pale green shade. pistache is fax-
ored tint: and Jade is also very popn-
lar. One very smart French turban
OF pIsfache felt has a long wing in
exactly the same shade folding fstly
across the top, long quilts projecting
NJ one side. jade green felt sailor
mas the wide brim clipped away al
oack and front and on the spreading
/ xice portions are Jade green veive.
nowers. appliqued thiekly over and
aoSsr the brim. This closely srounod
Arrangement Of flowers on the brim is
shown IN one OF the hats pictured
dashing Napoleonic shape Of CHINA
mon brown velvet ON thn ,prned
back brim in front arc silver roses
and leaves, closely massed and making
~ nat ornament ali across the hat
Dangerous To Her Escort
He who takes out pretty girl with
one OF the new sharp pointed hat orna
ments Will have TO be on hts guard
else he may be stabbed. Protecting
hAfpins were not a circumstance 10
the long. sharp spikes that shoot on,
rom feminine millinery just now. A
roll brim sailor of black and gold
Orocade. pictured, has one Of these
dagger like ornaments projecting from
the front OF the brim, II would he q
4 srave gallant indeed who would at
tempt to steal kiss with a spike of
this sort ready TO cut a cash in his
cheek. The roll brim turhan promises
70 be favorite for early autumn and
this type Of bat IS becoming 10 almos.
Al women. II has a youthful srgges-
ton and looks smart under a smoothly /
drawn back veil or loose floating
0ne.. Some OF these tnrhans are OF
metal brocade. like the one in the
picture; others are Of velvet with
angora-lined brims. The trimming is
usually very simple
Wise To Buy A Hat When You Sec
& One You Like
II Will be the part OF wisdom this |
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-11

Always wear gloves for work Ia tife
garden. Be sure and don gloves before
using pair Of lawn-ciipping shears or
the stout scissors you keep TOR cutting
back plants: or. blister hard to cure
may appear on your thumb. They keep
CRIME from hands and fingcr nailh.
and protect the back Of the hand from
freckles. And they prevent also, had
scratches from thorns and fwiss
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-11

moves part of the fues SO that a feath-
er is thinned out TO transparency and
a lacy, gauzy effect is given. The
small hat with heNer-skel;er feather
trimming is an example in point. Tur-
ban. and feathers are in innpe color
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-11
Tie 5EouZ H8znc21 Co<a5xoG<oo
~ lie 620zZ~e C1ze5L1o~ -

loose enough to drape Itself from the
shoulders; and this with a shoulder
line that does not droop over the top
of the arm. The armhole should be
roomy enough TO be comfortable but
should not be too large, for the blouse
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-11


Exquisite Neatncss And Dainty Work.
manship Should Distinguish The
White Shirtwaist Worn BY A Stout
Woman. Both Conditions Are Full.
filed BY This Blouse OF White
Crepe de Chine.
must not sag at the sides below the
arm. but make straight. trim line
to the belt.
The location Of the waistline Is a
very important point. Most stout
women wear their skirt-belts much too
high. Tailors cut them that way now
but 1t Is better to have the top Of the
tailored skirt reshaped a little, giving
a longer waistline. Many stout WON
en- on whom tho modern elastic the
waist blouse will not come down far
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-11
COiffureP blernS In
-.
Midsummer. :,

- FORTUNATELY for most of Us. u
~!s more fashionable TO wear
hat than to go without one..ir
day time hours. in summer time
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-11

Jade and Pistache Green the
PARISH Favored Millinery
Shades - Feathers Spar
ingly But Cleverly Used
Half.Burnt Ostrich a New
MillineryWhimsey-New
Hat Shapes Large and
With Rather Low Crowns.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-11

- OF the cleverest blouse In the
VI world. worn with the most art
Ia yfully cut skirt. can look quite
y - as well or stout woman as a
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-19
WHITE HOSE WITHIN
TWO GAMES OF RAG
Defeats Administered Yankees Wed
nvsdaY Practically CInChCs
pCnnnnt for SON

NEW YORK. Sept ts-The
white Sox are within two gamcs OF
another American league champion
ship today.
Gy defeating the Yankees In both
ends Of a douhlchcader Wednesday.
Kid Gleasou's athletes practically
put the Cleveland Indians out of the
running. though Cleveland won.
INV TnTTTFOTUE UFTU UUV VWO WUT'
Victories To ciurh the pcnnant re-
Eardlcss OF what the Indians may
accomplish from now on, but II Is
possible for the Sox to cinch the flag
today should they defeat tho Yankees
and the Indians suffer defeat at
Philadelphia Otherwise the Cinch o.
ing of the title will be delayed for a
day or two.
The SoX have won sc games and
lost a.. They have nine more games
10 play The Indians. with rs vie
tories and o. defeats. also have nine
games remaining Two more vic
tories for Chicago. against nine
straight for Cleveland, would leave
the SoN la front by q narrow margin.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-19

ANIDr the arrival ~ Jock Ma
.ouc Jor AN fm,r principals Of
the Hpr NoIlorvcirhl card of the
Tup Athletic club next Monday
nigh. viii bee .u toau uud with
NHluu, starting workouts thi9
afternoon boxing fans VIII have 1u
opportunity lu see them an In hc-
fIUu Malone Wt= Geo nave arrived
300 ru',l yesterday bat decided to
stay U kansas Guy ls' night ana
iD come 10 Tulsa today lie o. Go
arrive lci>this morning and, ar.
Curling 10 word received from
Promoter Michou. VIII start work
outs tl once
WHO TTUEUTTU- VIM WVC'S WI
lone 300 the final l5 round go OF
the show. wen, through fast
workout yesterday with kcd Byrd.
wrIi,rwrlght who boxes 10
rounds with Tom Slurt" In the
Erml Wiudup LouEhlm, "A rii'r
heavier than I'm his last appearance
here with johns tolmurs. WAS In
splendid condition as usual iud
delighted the large crowd ut furs
win hIr speedy work Tho east
rrurr and Hyrd went four fast
POUNDS which drew repeated up
paus. ~ was "a real workout ana
muriur 10y the clpss shown by both
mpu Malone and S'urir. are To-
nty, tough arguments Iouchliu
a hard trainer and thar ls ono
uf ihr reasons hr ia always ln
uprrh condition ~" put boz s"'-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-19
Welters Go Through Speedy
, Workouts Before Big Crowd

rru rounds shadow boxing and
buE punching ,u addigou 90 UONinE
Frsirrduy
Malone has been training aXhis
home In 81 raul since bc.Aiug
johnny r1lmnn several days ago
and as he too Re always IN shap"
10 battle AZ moments notice he
viii need only to add finishing
touches To- his training here 10 he
ready 10 meet I.uughlin
That Jack BrittOn. present wr.-
tcrweight title holder has agreed
To- meet the winner OF the l.ough-
lin Malone bout has added to the
already great intcrcs, manifested
tn tbe match Malone and louEh
I'M HTTUT ar TIC TOp IN NC TI'-
pound division and they hayo each
proved their fitness TO meet the
title holder
Tom S'oric. young oklahoma
city boy. who had established an
ouyibhlc reputation AS "A light
weight before entering the scrv-
ice two years ago, was In Tulsa
for the first time In over two years
Yesterday Storlc looks TO be In
great trim ana 'hc sensational Red
Byrd is due fokNt FIff battle when
ne meets the protege OF sammy
samson
lyrLand Lough'in arc 20 work
out az 3 o'clock with Malone and
Storl. working Immediately FOL
lowing the first two Workouts viii
hc held a. The Brady hotel and
are free 10 the public
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-19
ED BOYLE WANTS OIL AND
GAS CONSERVATION WORK


Special 70 The World
OKLAHOMA CITY. SruE lN FH
Bowie. chief mine Inspector hH"
filed notice with Joe $ Morris. s.u.
retary Of state ut his Intention fu
circulate an initiative petition fN.
rist OF which is &C. bring about 'N.
transfer OF the uil 0ul EaH .u....
Walton department from tho Ivr.-lI.
ton Of the state corporation com.
mission TO the chief mime inspector H
department
The legislature Transferred Oh ih"
corporation commission the gas and
oil conservation department aud
Boyle appealed TO the supr'm" court
claiming the legislature. action u.s
Illegal The court pftrr aU extended
litigation, held with IN" Legislature
and Boyle now seeks hy uUH'ls,
TO accomplish what amount. 'n 5000
pverrullng OF both the lrrls.Jfurn sul
the supreme court
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-19
WAR COUNCIL WILL ASK
EXTRACTION OF KAISER

LONDON, Sept ls-The Dutch
government Will receive. II IT has
not already received formal demand
fur the cN kaiser tor trial before an
allied tribunal. according to the Pal
Mall Gazette. This newspaper states
unofficially that The war council a.
Paris has decided upon move for
the eNtradiuon ot the former wa
lord
Although protest is possible or.
.lcials are confident that. Holland
viii finally accede 10 the demand
says the Gazette. -'-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-19
Tulsa Pitchers Batted Hard;
Mutt Williams Is Effective
Dennis and j. Williams Are
Touched for f. Hits and
l3 Runs by Saints.
BEALL GETS CIRCUIT CL0U1



Mutt Williams r, Joseph pitcher
ma NOT have more muu than uiu,f
Western league pif,hrIH iIf nr has
ulwANs 0.muu-tIufrI .NIf ht Is
eaual lo amy Tr.tru,y Du.U' hl.'rr
when .w3rkirr nraIu.. .t ltrH .... In
bo,, Tn, nlg follow showed u.a class
ves,.rJnt when. WnrItug against
The hard hitting TuIa oilers 900 the
acconJ g0m, .f the N.rIM ,Iu
ssries hu lrI them down wIfH eight
hlrs.aui tvl rIu. Williams pitched
brilliant ItH aurU fhr itufh inning.
holding M, hnuufTa u.orrlost and
oul, rcrmuiur i've hits wuI thr
no.l session
WhHr Nu'i. was holding TulR safe
me- frllrmaf,# .,-l uu lIm, iu getting
10 the OFFERINGS uf Hubert Dennis
l.,nriug ll,tr ruu- iu tho frat inning
and driving Dennis OF the slab iu
The tnIru IN" terrific attack of 'h"
pniuis uu.I not n' stopped hy Jack
williams and 10 wus un easy ~ 20
victory fur lh" prnnhni winners
In rdiI.Iun fu hnIi ana consistent
tluuIinr one ot "a" reasons Tor ihtlr
fl1r yl,t.r, tho Dulauv nrIdrd splcn
dIdlt. only one error. that ON ~
thrown boil by Epuowiis IN Thr
ninth. being charged arnlusto rhow.
whilc several splendid fielding plays.
"a one handed catch hy Johnny hcl.
lohcr iu particular n.dcd In Keep
ing the .srure down
4 was % bad day for baseball the
high wind uusing several balls
which went for hits 10 be- misiu1g'1
The hard hitting of 81 Joseph, Dhe
sort that aIwH,s makes the losing
club luol bad and errors NJ omission
and commission ly Tulsa firld"rp
made It loose game, However, Il
vaE merely q reversal Of the oilers
form of the day previous in which
they won well deserved victory aud
one OF the rare bnd days which the
club has playcd during the season.
Saints scorc In FIRST
ST Jospeh etarted the scerlng In
the first inning. JacksonH double to
right. singles by Hamilton and kelle.
her TO left field. Rutchcr's out on an
infield MT an Intentional pass to
Walker and Bonowits sacrifice fly
netting ihrco runs
-Four were made In the third.
Hamilton and Kcileher singled 10
right. Butcher doubled, RcorinE ihe
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-19
FlNNS AND LET'S ACCEPT
LSHEVIST PEACE PACT

LONDONs Sept. lS-An Exchange
Telegraph dispatch from Copen-
hagen today stated that the repre-
senfatlvcs Of Esthonia,' 1.ettland and
L,yonia. a. conference at Rigs
have decided 20 accept the Russian
bolsheyiks peace offer.
Nicholal Lenine the holshe,k
dictator at Moscow. was Informed
thar ncAiiations may be opened
Thursday or Friday, probably in Pm
land. the Exchange Telegraph d.s-
patch added
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-19

REDS DEFEAT ROBINS
IN PITCHERS BATTLE
New Champions I'iay Errorlcss Bail
--Babc Adams Holds Giants To
Thrive Hits and Wins.

ClEgINN NTt Sept lH-~The neS
rhauplon. Of tho Natloral ls,eue Won from
lruo.Iyn today II ~as pitchers battle
bu-t~n Fn-r and sdofe m which the
former had only slightly The better Of u.
Iuhr.un t.d a HI. day At the bst With
auf'e. a double and = triple
.ny ihiri ha.s whils Broh 10 out o. The
lrsup ~ith an Injured finger refused g."
put 90 q uniform because he Was no al
'o,icd a mlI share Of the SOrhs scrir'
receipts
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-19

summary. Two base hts, Jack o.
son. butcher, Walker. Bchll three
bntl hlt. Butcher, home run, iirhll 4.
-hcrif,cc hlts, Hamilton, iirnli. bon"-
wits. sacrifice rlicS. BOnuuit~, tlcNc-
land: stolen buses, Butcher, IurLr ,
bnscs on balls, of Dennis :, or y
Williams ,. of VI Williams . riruck
out. 10y Dennis >, hN ! Williams ).
~, VI Williams 8. hii by pitcher.
Shc~tnk. nv y Williams. runs nnd
hits, of n,nnis. ana u In . innings;
Off Williams, q aud . Ia inniuEs /;
double pIuy. uOnowits to butcher I;
icIt on hnsr-. ~. Js"ph q, Tulsa I
umpirrs. Holmes shannon and ia
cub4. time of game. I -.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-19

ST. LOUIS. Sept Is $50 .I sr.
ries between the 81 Louis ..HH. nf
the National and American leagues
viii be played this year t. D.. rr.E.".
sea-ons. Il was Officially announced
1onight The reason given were Iu.r
rate receipts in form'r Fc, .H.
,he expiration OF player contract.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-19
Four Added IN Ninth.


The ihird game of the Murphy
Gun series is to he phycd nt Tulsa
today The game starts ai ! rl"'N
one game Is played AZ 81 Joseph
tomorrow. with double header
mltd7fur Sunday n the r'ri"s goes
more than SIX games q toss uf % coin
vii decide the ioCh'tuHl Of the sew
sUth
Rcd shlthlct0rd VIII probably Dee
ON lhe mound for Tulsa today WIN
lou No.h "a us 'hc ilhcJ D"lAn slab
nominee
Jimmy Burke had 1u uufuruup'"
error charged against him 100 'h"
nrs' inning yesterday when hiH peg
Dir jackson as the latter was ronn1
INK second base.
Nuti Williams pitched only three
balls lu InD third inning
Kcl'chsrs catch uf NaEIr.s drive
In the nfth inning was one u The
most sensational PLAYA seen u' Me.
NulN park Ihi" gtlr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-19

PITTSHu RHll Sept - \dsms held
Ncw York TO three hts to-day the Pirates
easily winning he S~urk out BArn"'
burns and kAui no succe.s1on ln The
fhtrh tuntnF
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-19

PHILADELPHIA Sept la EeksH,
local teuiI professional pf.hrr made hH
debut with Philadelphia today nnd va
utbfln ht ~ ITfr.and
The a.Yr,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-19
: CoNsrCR,rED BISHOP
Episcopal Ceremonies Held at Mem
uhls for IlrS. Troy iiCRty.

MEMPHIS. Tenn, Sept lS.-Rev
Troy beatty, r',or of Grace church
OF this city. was yunSrCrn'ed bishop
.roadutor of the Episcopal church
FOR The diocese uf tennessee at an
impressive ceremonial here today IN
which members of the clergy of the
Episcopal church ot five southern
states participated
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-19
BfooEiyu


,,aued lor Balru m nmJu
brooklyn ......... 600 600 GOO %
Cincinnati 900 900 4ON N--Z
summary Runs. Duncan kspf. 'uaTs.
Olson. krurTsrs two batg hiis punra an
Iohr.'on. three bA,r ntfs f6hhsI0r. " g"rs.
stolen base, kopf MAErr double pay.
Ninro to Kath bases ON baliN of f'lcr j.
struck out. hy EI,r p. by tndore
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-19

NONCLUSlD% OF minor league
L baseball schedules this month.
VIII the exception ut lnr lNnlic
Coast league which closes lia season
October 20. and the unusually sur
ccsAfuI races u the smaller circuits
this year brings 90 mind state
mcnt OF Mike SrNtoh. president ~
the NayuuAl Association ut iruios
Monnl Baseball clubs VINO was IN
,on ~ "a partnership between Sprn-
Ger Abhuit ana Jim Crawford whlch
has provided Western lraEur base
bali for Tu'sn fans The baseball
outlook nt the time OF Mr. ScN'uu.s
visit WIS not OF II rusrate hue. War
dcprrs. Ion and various difficulties
were uccd In getting the gnmc back
To "a prrWur basis liut even li ihh'
time the flrscriuE head NJ the minor
leagues made the prediction mat
minor league baseball iu 1919 would
bee little Inferior io ihut NJ previous
years. that the game would 'nl"l A7
great ur creator popularity 'h1n
ever before. ANA iha' many minor
circuits would start The a''son.
Fourteen minor lcagurs Rur'cd
the season and u.,N one was
forced 10 dishnud before the clos"
ot itt schedule" Ihr In''ih'N"h''
Northwestern. striking tu uuWor.
cd"utcd run ~ hha weather ""'."
disrupted ihr schedule. qNl. ear .N
In August Three ''h" '',
cults. two class \ Tour ''aH' '.
one class q aud i"u. '.l't u h'
gan ihr s"'7nn. onl WIN 'hr
Irtgur. AN played Co the '"nc.u-
fN Fht
lor .,on of tnr.r .2' srhciulrs
IVIu AU..f..l.u assoc IlfIHN IltIfIt
. ft.,,,...Y.t.
"''. '''h"' ,"n' .....
TtNta.--5,' fkHtfu Three. I.Hr "Hl 90
t.rr.,iT|nil >ar.hW,.t.rn. ,uHs o.
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American Beauty sh'n f0rw'F
siaL south Roston, e. now .o.H.'a
n as south Boulder. Fhon" psaE'
dOlO-AdNt. A
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New York

summary Runs niEbcc Carey South
worth Barbara O. Terry Blackwell cr
rors Fletcher Kelly. Grimm. two base
tu Kelly; three base hts. Grmm. Bar
h,re stolen bssei. South"orih harhare
Tcyry double play Dove 10 FLETCHER TO
ke'I base on balls on SroVcr struck
out hy lArnes by SnoSsr 3 hy Adams =
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-19

American Beauy Shop formerly
Al 2ISl7 south N0a'on BE- nov To-
Gated az ana south Boulder Phone
Usage lnlu.-.AlNr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-19

NwJ Williams pitched only ihrc
balls lu inr thlrl inning
The diamond drill., 1919-09-13
A TOAST TO MATER.

One OF our seafsring readers re.
quests the publication OF Colonel Boh
Makes tribute to water. which thanks
Col Bob vas at the annual meeting
OF the ear association OF North Arkan-
sss. AID some OF HIS friends thought
II would e merry jest to propose
tadt he respond TO the toast. Water. F"
But the colonel was equal to the oc-
casicn, SAID he
mir - astmaster. ladies' and gen
t.emen, you have asked me to respond
e. ihe toast. Water the purest and
best - all the things that God has
created
r want ic say 70 you that have
seen II lislen In tiny tear drops on
the sleepiug lids OF infancy; l have
seen I. trickle down the blushlng
cheeks of youth. and go in rushing
torrents down the wrinklcd cheeks OF
axe ] have seen Il in tiny dewdrons
on the blades like ollshed diamonds
when the morning sun broke resplen-
dent glory Ger the eastern hills. i
have seen Il In the rushing river rln-
pling over pebbIy bottoms: roaring
over precipitous falls in its mad rush
10 join the mighty father OF waters
And ! have seen II In tho mighty
ocean on whose broad bosom float the
battle fleets OF all nations and the
commerce OF the world but. ladies'
and gentlemen, want to say 70 you
nov. that as beverage, Il is dam
failnrer