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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-25
Wireless 10 Erening Public Ledger
Copyright. 1919. bv Public Ledger Go.
aud Ncip l'orl; Times Co.

Berlin. Jan. 81 (delayed).-Duri
the period of the strike of electrical
workers (since ended) perhaps a ma jor-
ity Of the houses here We're without any
light. The few candles in the stores
were sold and there was not q quart OF
kerosene, the only other possible illumi-
nant, at any public stores.
The effect of the strike was almost a
catastrophe at the hospitals, which were
overcrowded In some cases the lives
OF patients on operating tables were en-
dangered because the lights went out
suddenly and withou- warning. Patients
might have bled to death but for the
extraordinary dexterity of German sur
geons. which has been increasd many
fold by the exigencies during the four
years OF war.
n Happily the subway has its, own cleo
works, but one might we'll inn
as. the panic that was caused in the
tunnels by the sudden extinguishing of
sithe ligh,D. The private power today in
the subways afforded the only means of
communication. The Standbahn has not
been operating for weeks, lacking loco
motives, which had to be delivered TO
France. according 10 the terms of the
arnistice. So great was the pressure
IN the subway cars that many windows
and even some doors were burst by
closely packed masses CT humanity, the
nearest station being reached safely only
by all passengers clinging stoutly to-
gether.
Cars Abandoned in Streets
N The streets were full of abandoned
cars there not being horses enough TO
bring them to the nearest depots.
az Telephone service was only partly in
terrupted.
AZ A few large restaurants, feeding from
accumulations Of stores. managed 10
Aknep open until s or o'clock at night,
len their lights, too, went out sud
1enly. Many of them were crowded to
yfhe utmost, and there was panic among
the we tiers when many guests rushed
- the sets instead of waiting in the
6arluess until their bills could be col
Noted.
\ OF about thirty theatres, only ten
ave performances last mt.
The population was against the
e<rikers In the aggregate. and the mu-
uIcipal authorities we're criticized
GAarply because, 1t was argued, they
I, .Gneuld have tried to save the trade of
Y ~ city from this calamity, whatever
~ cost.
y n - strikers got ty marks per hour,
fhey way ted thri marks. On Sat-
(fJy We're .FsAe willing ~ subs
IVY fNti ~ N.s. \
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-25
MISSING SHIP DEEFLICT
Canadian Bark John Was Wrecked OF
Voyage From Spain

Halifax. y. s.. Jan. rs --(By A. P.D--.
The bark John. of Newfoundland. which
sailed from Cadiz Spain. on December
l3, was reported a dere,ict and a men
ace to navigation by the steamer Han
nington Court today
The John was sighted January 20.
with mizzenmast standing. in latitude
1929 north longitude 4S.4O west,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-25
STOP BUILDING WARSHIPS
British Hold Up Sea Policy Until
Peace Congress Acts

London. Jan. 25.--(By A. P)-Noth-
ing is likely to be definitely settled as
TO Great Britain's naval program until
II is learned by Reuters.
In the meantime. orders have been
.fSen TO suspend work OH the construc-
yTA or war vessels, including light
u ~yfrs' stlll In the yards.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-25
CUTS OFF DUKES MEAT RATION
Premier Eisncr Denies Old Man
Extra supply While in Hospital
Special Cable to Erenins Public Ledger

'0bDFIVNI, I9I0. Jy Nc '. = TUItN @.
Berlin. Jan. 20. The LoNal Anzeig,i
earns from Munich that Duke Ludwig,
or Bavaria. eighty-eight years old the
senior member or the House Of Wittrls-
hach. who is being operated on In Red
cross hospital. has been denied the daily
extra ration Of meat on which he had
sUhsistcd. This was done by special
order of Premier l;isncr
The Lokal Anzeiger adds that l;isner $
position haS become SO precarjous that
a rum0r that he is preparing to send
his family to England and later follow
himself is generally credited
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-25
PORTUGAL FACES CIVIL WAR
Monarchy Proclaimed in Four
More Cities-Royalists Gain

London, Jan. 5.--According TO dis
patches from Lisbon. the situation is
developing adversely for the government.
The monarchist cause is gaining many
adherents in Lisbon and is rapidly eX-
north.
Ths monarchy having been proclaimed
AT Louza. Sac Thiago. Villa DO Condc
and liarCcllos, II H. feared that nothing
can now avert CiNil war.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-25
2O3 CERMhN U-BOATS SUNK
Losses of British Submarines Dur
Ing War Only Fifty-nine

London. Jan. pa total of fifty-nine
submarines were lost by the British navy
during the war. OF these thirty-nine
were destroyed by enemy action.
The Germans lost 203 submarines.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-25
Bremen Physicians Threaten Strike

Amsterdam. Jan. 25.--(By \. PJ--
III physicians and chemists in Bremen
have decided to go on strike, according
to the Berlin Local-Anzeiger. as soon
as the political strikes endanger the
traffic of supplying the people with food,
men are arrested for political reasons.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-25
Trotzky Jses Red Guard

"Once that was done. he went further
and took advance of the weakening
German military power to increase the
area over which the BOlshcvist theories
were accepted. For this he needed n
force and he found it in the use of the
Red Guard. which, as the world knows,
is not only fighting the anti Bolsheyst
elements in Russia. but is pressing west
ward toward Poland and threatening my
own country. Lithuania. where. owing to
the German refusal to permit US to raise
an armed force, We are virtually at theN
BOlshevilii's mercy.
"TO get real clear idea Of the sit
nation in Russia at present. YOU might
compare the country to a wasp's nest
wherein the greater part Of it's inhabi-
tants DO pretty much what they please.
provided they are left alone and don't
Interfere or take part in activities of
the soldier wasps'--that is. the Red
Guard--but who would all combine in
common defense the moment the nest is
2ttackcd by an outside enemy"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-25
Lithuanian Official Thus
Describes Bolshevist Rule
Under Trotsky
NO REAL ORGANIZATION
Each Community Rule Unto
Itself Until 1t Interferes
With the Red Guard
BY WALTER DJRANTN
Special Cable TO Eycning Public Ledger

''"' 'N"'' i'''' ~ Wv y. D. '"'S co.
'"ri@, Jan. 20, - Interesting details
about the character Of the Bo,shcvlst
RUE III Russia were given to the EVE
NING tuPLIC LEDGER corresuond.nt nv
tho tubuoria, t.,a,r .,..,..
NV ''''''"iE '"'
r"r''sn Ah"lrs, Nosenhaum. who ar
rived in Paris last week lie said.
"I' il n ,nistnl., ,o s,r,,o., .,,, -,
p,.,r.. Wv
''''' ''s"'"r "'Fah'H"'Ioh
'oN'r'hE All RUSSIAN territory which has
accepted their principles. Ou tho CON.
'rarF' II IS cardinal feature OF tho
new regime that each locality. each
community. hovr,cr s1,ou sh,,,'d r,,.,
cuI ird,,,,,,,,,...... 49,, 80,
~, "'''' ''''''' "' "'''""
''' Il must ne remembered lha', de-
spite statements in the Allied press 10
tho effect th,t ,ho po,sl,..i,-, .i.,,., ........
o,,,..i,. -. '''' sway
- '' ''' ''S''' '".s ls oh.F true
III - limited sense. Their real force lies
In the acceptance Of their theories h,. a
nniori,,.
"''' 'e''"''Sn' comes IN j. in the
't"ri OF these maJorities to crush or com
vert their opponcnts and .o di.,,,.,..,,.,
tboin =, f,,.,,.
,t,.... ''''''"' '"' '"'1'hu-
NV VI N""'' III common with the pro-
prl"tor classes in other countries. thov
naturally regard as their own property.
Nhat | mean is that the 'Havcs' are
roph'u ana terrorized by the Have
NOUS, ana since in Russia as all the
NoT!n over, there are more numerically
VI .h' iat'r class than the former, il is
PERFECTLY correct to say that once the
,'"Nr NoiS ar" given Il free hand, as
.nr! nav" nc"h IN Russia. they Will re.
S'SO return 10 former conditions
Evening star., 1919-04-11
Just Received zoo Dozen
Handkerchiefs
at l5c Ea.

Women's Shamrock Lawn Nov
city Handkerchiefs made in Ireland.
Beautiful sheer quality hankerchiefs
in variety. of patterns.
Print d in G oIors
Embroidered in CoIors
In Sport Designs
The designs and the beautiful COL
ors and combinations of colors are
the feature that makes these novelty
handkerchiefs so attractive. Sheer
and free OF blurs, daintily hem
stitched, in all respects looking like
higher priced French handkerchief
Palais Royal-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1919-04-11
Band Wells
Now the Vogue

One of the most bewitching
adjunets to the Easter costume will
be these Band Wells which embody
both veil and neckpiece in one. The
band is of chiffon or velvet attached
to filmy mesh of the veil which is
beautified with chenille dots of vari-
Gus sizes variously arranged.
Shown in Navy, Taupe and Black
~ yards long-long enough to
attractively wear with any size or
shape Of hat and made graceful with
out possible failure because OF the
band.
Priced $1.25, $I.5O & $I.75
Palais Royal-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1919-04-11
Beautiful
Necklaces
4 WONDERFUL VARIETY
AT MODERATE PRICES

New Chinese Necklaces, odd link
chain. with large hand-carved ivory
beads, s8.oS
Ne cklaces on silver chain. Each
stone has filigree cap; pendant style
colors are red, amber and peacock.
&.S6
Coral or Peacock Necklaces, with
silver chain; have double drop, with
oval-shape beads. Ss.zs
Necklaces. with long link silver
chain. with nine pretty beads, in red,
green, coral, peacock and blue.
$1.ss
Amber Bead Necklaces, "a inches
long. Special value at 81
Palais Royal-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1919-04-11
Perfumes
And Toilet Preparations

Rosine Tout La Foret Extract.
bottle, Sll
Violet (Vi-o-lays) Farnese Ex-
tract bottle, SS.So
Coty's Jacquiminot Rose Extract.
bottle, SITS
Coty's Chypre Extract, bottle.
$3.50
Houbigant,s Couer de Jeanette
Extract, bottle. 4S.2S
Brecher's Nom Bouquet Extract.
bottle, $3.50
Bouriois Marguerite Carre Ex-
tract, bottle, $3.50
Hudnut's Nyrs Extract. bottle,
I'll
Evening star., 1919-04-11

Glove Silk Underwear
Featuring Kayser and Van Raale Makes
IT,: & r. = s;.; :::: 50 OK
uovsity styles and envelope with yoke E1o~O
back }
Union Suits, $l.oS to $z95 Union Suits at 75c
With glove silk low meek chi!drens suits with button
white ments in to
Womsn's Palais Royal Union Suits, 6Se to $I.2S
Made especially for and recommend them for style
NJ wearing qualities All white
Evening star., 1919-04-11

Wesnsn's Pointex SILK
Ksee, all.siIle includinE gar.
ter top; In black. white and
ee,sss; oa.x ds@ $3.50
Woasen's HoSeproof Silk
Roaa, In the wanted Spring
shaded Durable quality-his
1ssOytsaent just Sl.30
yoe0tvod,
Evening star., 1919-04-11
Figured Satin
Handbags, $3.50
SPECIAL VALUE FOR
SATURDAY

In black and gray and navy and
gray with gold combination. also Law
ender and black. Silk lined and fitted
with center compartment and mirror.
Suede Bags, silk lined and fitted;
covered or nickel engraved frame.
In tan, brown and gray, S and $3.50
Moire Silk Bags, mounted on shell
frames. also Dutch silver and COW
cred frames; silk lined and fitted,
$l-5e to $2o
Palais RoyaE-Street FIeoT.
Evening star., 1919-04-11

onlren.s Fine Ribbed
UeoA In hleek. white ana
6YoWn. alSoe : to az Priced
: psiss o.. o. SSe
6Sse & ~ &nd 10, priced
tT1dY1 1fwSdLK,. or 800 pair,
Evening star., 1919-04-11

Bourjois Boudoir Sets, 2.9S
Set comprises face powder. lip
stick. eyebrow pencil and box OF
beauty spots; in light blue or old
rose decorated tapestry bog.
Palais RoyalEutreet F'leer.
Evening star., 1919-04-11
An Interesting Variety of
Mems Crauats
at Z5c
All New Spring Styles
Worth Much More

Cravats of handsome brocaded
and dgured silks. in the popular four
in.hand style Unusual value at 7sc
Evening star., 1919-04-11
LoDneys Chocolates

A fresh supply of these pure
and nationally known chocolates
is on sale in the Stationery De-
partment Various size boxes and
small packages at popular prices.
Palais ROyaIStreet Floor
Evening star., 1919-04-11
AnscO Cameras
and Supplies

here tomorrow 50 as to be pre-.
pared to snap nature, groomed
in all her beauty, Sunday.
The fruit trees in bloom, the bab-
bling streams, the picturesque land
scape-all beckon those who have
cameras. Ansco Cameras in box or
folding style priced =
SITS to SIS Each
DEVELOPING, PRINTING AND
ENLARGING DONE AT MODER-
ATE COST. PROMPT SERVICE.
Evening star., 1919-04-11

Womens' Silk Boot Hose,
full fashioned. in black. AZ
white and eelers.
Women's Lisle Hose, SEMI
fashieaed In black. whita ana
ali the wanted shades. onyx
and other good rKAe
makes,
Evening star., 1919-04-11
Ne.o Hosiery for Children

children's soc and nc
value Fay Hose, that button
to waist. 6lsss 3 to . In Whit0,
Eightlx irregular In weave,
: Yasrs s1'oo, Or SSe
PaIniT Rsyal-Strsst Ylsex
Evening star., 1919-04-11
Everything Needed for Trimming
Ones Own Easter Hat Is Here

Hair and straw braids-bewitching flowers
French wreaths, fruits. smart winga, fancies,
ETC.. and all at Palais Royal Moderate Prices
Evening star., 1919-04-11

Women's SILK Clocked
Hose, full fashioned. in black
with white clocks. The sty.
iish hose for $2.2S and $2.9S
Evening star., 1919-04-11
Easter Hosiery

Women,s Paris Open
Work Clocked H0se, SO much
in vogue. This dainty style
Is appreciated $2.75 to 2.9S
Evening star., 1919-04-11
Wemen's $2.25 Silk Hose, Spseial

Full-fashiened Silk Hose with isle
garter tops; all and wanted shades& nE
ts.sS vaiua. Special at s1.sb pair. OIL
Evening star., 1919-04-11

New slender line styles in en-
broidered, plain and box coat
ia'sis; IN size. TIss Il 70 is. s''' '}$&.w
Evening star., 1919-04-11

Wash Silk Canliso1es
Special at $1.5O

Also Corset Covers. Made
Of wash silk or satin and
trimmed with lace and ribbon.
Beautiful styles at e1.6o.-
Third Floor.
Evening star., 1919-04-11

OF silk gingham pisids;
youthful styles IN bog cost and
sass: s;ss: is1is Il tic nedt''' IS }$19.0
Evening star., 1919-04-11

Mems shop-street FIesr.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1919-03-12
The model shown above Is a qorn Of
love color charmeuse, most interest.
ngly hand.painted and embroidered.
TuckS n Feature

TuckS are a feature of the season.
II one fashions dainty blOuses ut home
and feels unable to cope with bead
embroidery or hemstitching, there are
always tucks as an alternative. Any.
BODY can make tucks-all they re.
luire are measuring rule. fine nee
die and silk thread. Some of the
new geor&cttc blOuscs are first tucked
up and down in pintucksa and then
across in deep inch.tucks. Other
olouses have groups Of pinlucks run
1ing across, ana then the tucked ma
!erial is machine plated up and down.
Many Of the sheer batiste and gcor-
scttc blouScS have plated jabots edged
with fllct, the fluffy jabot falling out
side Il coat from throat to bust.
and giving 81 dainty, feminine touch to
The tailored costume.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1919-03-12
Through the
Looking Glass
BY EVELYN NESBIT

1t Is secret-a dreadful secret
and friend husband must not know.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1919-03-12

1t wo uld be
death and. destruc-
tlon If he should
find out.
So thinks Mar
guerite. She had
the package sent
to her friends
house, so that he
would not dis
cover the wrap
ping paper and
the string that
confined her latest
extravaganza. But
some day, she
told herself, she
would tell him
that Cousin An
ME had bought 1t
for horSolP h,,A
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1919-03-12

| that 1t was too small for her, so Annie
made OF 1t present to Marguerite.
AS for the hole the purchase had made
In her husbands household treasury
Marguerite borrowed from sister to
make 1t up. SO hubby never would
find out. and things would smooth out
somehow.
Marguerite did not know what tam
gle she had made for herself. She
stroked her wrinkled brow-worry
wrinkles already! Then she smiled
as she thought of the wonderful seal
skin coat that was causing all the fuss.
But If Marguerite had been a wiser
woman she would not have caused her
self all this uneasiness. She had fall
en- Into the depth Of iniquity, it Is true,
3y wasting her money. But why did
she add insult to injury by trying to
cover 1t over with lies, borrowing, de-
ceit? Why did she not tell her hus-
band at once what she had done? She
would have avoided the conscience
pangs that made her life miserable
and made her detest that scrap of seal
skin.
Afraid that he would storm If she
told him! She did not consider how
much he would storm If by some mis-
chance he should find out by himself
how she lied to him and deceived him,
In addition to being extravagant. And
probably he would not have stormed
at all had she "fessed up" ut once.
Taking him into her confidence would
have brought them closer together
than ever. whereas sneaking about be-
hind his back laid the foundations for
breach.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-01
GOOD TIME MADE
ON SAPULP A0VAL
Thoroughbrcds Scramble in
Close Formation to the
Finish Wire.
MORE HORSES REACH TRACK
Another Week of Racing to
BE Staged in Creek County
Capital.

\ FAST track and CLASSY card ~
entrants combined to provide u'f
faN with another excellent DAYS
program I'm the righn day ot tho
Hapulpat raco meet yesterday The
time mndo waH hotlor than IN days
previous while over, race WA hard
fought three hring balticd down TO
tho finish wire.
English Lady got orr 10 Il good
start IN tho fru raco of about i've
furlongs, heating closely punched
fiold The leader llroi az the tut,-
ter post, Trulnuo, Iiostcr II and
| Mlnri" T.. battling down 10 tho fu.
iSh wire ana finishing iu that or
Ndcr ShamJurk Green sfla,.Eod
Barbara SchIlug and oklahoma
Indy took the Head lu thr tccuui
race over thh tliuo distance. the
leader mAiualuiup her lrri through
out oklahoma Irish Ur,I after run.
ming iho firSl f'loug ana finished
out OF tho money. tialNwag aud
Miss Folly woro good place and show
horses Gordon Roberts was a poor
Iast prbiculaUon scratched.
Mico Girl led another packed
crowd In tho mira race OF about
hNo furIonBs but tho going was too
strong ana she tired rapidly after
gong n quarter tnssltS rode lCilloC
well. giving his mount the inside rniI
~ tho Ihlrl rurl0hg and holding
his lead, gained shortly after pass
Ing that distance
Mex and Myrtle \ staged pretty
hatilo for the lead IN tho fourlh
race Of xix furlpngs, for hnlf milo
when Mex forged HhcaA and won
NiRht Cap noscd out Myrtle A for
second.
After several false starts in the
ff'h cauicr of ono ana ouc-siNtecnth
milcs due mainly ~ Tommy Hunts
attempts TO give Laird a. Klrkcnldy
a running start and which resulted
In the horse being lcft at tho post
and "a iwo-day -o' down for tho rid
er, starter Stevens got thea away
cYen. with lIarty Rlchrl and lu' Of
lilarUDy heading tho field bchra
was on tho heels 81 the Co,;ic
named horse until shc stumbled 81
tho first turn Blnrnov took the
lead at tho final quarter and main
tnincd his advantage 10 tho finish.
llnTty Riches Vnd Dchra were good
rlac" and show wcro second and
thlrd. respcc 'ivclv
There is no racing today Tomor-
row another good card Will D" pre-
s"ni0d
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-01

Iltau Tor Pratt iu ninth.
I'liaiicd Tor Hannah IN nintA.
Ilhttrd Tor Ehora in ninth
pratt'd Tor Mcbride iu fourth
Score hy tnuing
Ncw York ............t1 100 O00 OOl 10
v arlington ..... ..... 900 23O OIO o.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-01
.yARyAN'S HOMER
SPILLS TULSANS
p,vrs Blows Up After Hard
Knock; Covington Was
Ineffective Again.
MARTIN GETS ONE BINGLE
v,labaucr Holds Oilers to 6
Single Blow After Reliev-
ing Lynch.

-, u,,t wirhI,, non
WICHITA "'' -
No ,r,' OK .Ha series from luisa
,...,oJ,y. Sto.3
,-.,. ,-s, blood and scrmcd
l's" u. ,.,. .,, ~
% Rave me game '''''S '"'
r-.l Yaryan Knocked ono over the
-, tho sixth with two out and
wv y rh...u.<,t uavnc and
'No on '''''' -,
tht rsr, inning vienna khocHen inc
p,,r ali over the field, and CoVlng-
,,r ,I,cI 20 stop the rally Tulsa
,,lsa r'car'v ana paved erro'lcss
nrteh.nf fno.r WRITER'S.
Tho Olcrs scored first in tho Soc
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-01

\ study ~ tho records show that
the reason Tulsa suffered during its
road trip. was because II didn't play
ns good ball either In the field or nt
hut as II had during the time II wins
Mt home. II dropped Off n points In
batting and q In fielding, slipping back
To sixth place In batting and fourth In
fielding. whereas II had hsn In
third place both ways tho wnck
prev iou~lS.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-01

Score by luunEE
Cleveland ..-........ ra0 00n 900 Q
Chicago ...... 900 300 Urf.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-01
WELTERS GET FIT
BY REAL FIGHTING
Tomorrow Night May Break
Winning Streak for One
or Other.
L0UGHLlN HTS HAY EARLY
Expects to Rest Most Of Re-
naming Time; Rival viii
Work Out.

Johnny Cclmars and Sam Jor-
dan, his manager. arrived ahead ~
schedule about midnight iast night.
The soldier champion showed few
marks of his Friday nights rn.
counter with Denny, and said nc
wnS feeling fit ~ n fiddle. He
viii go ON the rode carly this
morning, and then take u turn In
III" mnhHiIm this afternoon,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-01
MARQUARD DEFEATS
FORMER TEAMMATES
Ituhc Pitches Dodgers tn Nictur,
~ Over New York for BroOkiyn's
IHrrt Triumph.
PIRATES R0MP ON REDS
Pittsburgh Defeats Cincinnati 10 % s
Philadelphia Defeats boston.
Cubs Beat Cardinals

NEW YORK, May ~ Hr6osIvn scored
rs hr,t victory over Sew York today.
Winning , TO whom Msrquari, = former
New York pitcher. won his own rain, with
Two base hit IN the moth inning
hrookiyn bad al odd record p tho first
inning when the ttrst four hal'rrs htt out.
ned singles Nltbuut a ron beng scored
1hp .for..
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-01

smith . Lave. twu base hits Jacobson
cobb % Ausuu. lloilman three base hts
AuImlul sNlrt howr Uiu, l"hiu, stolen
La,GA Jones Nusuu. tpbb. Ncaoh. Young
shlrf la,ohtou douhl" pla)s. Heilmann
ON halN. off GaIla o. on Love g. OF
tri0Lp"u !. on kooh struck out, by
GaitA e., by Love hy frrk ,on /.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-01

summary; Two bnsc hits. Martin,
Nnrynn; thr,C-basc hits, Washburn; /;
home run, Narlan: double PLAYS
l'crgcr tn Mueller, Goodwin. OBricn
and Brohhw, Wufni. Goodwin and
Brokaw left on bases, Wichita n.
Tulsa 3 hasCs on balls, Off Baync =.
toNington I, Wnidhaucr - struck
out, by IAync I, oy Lynch I, by
Waldbancr 1; hits, off INnch 3 I'm =
Innings, of Baync n IN Il innings. off
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ington In innings; umpirr, Shan
non.