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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-02-13
GREAT FOR ECZEMA
And Old SORES
Guarantee MY Ointment, Says
Peterson.

'If you are responsible for the
health of your family" says Peterson,
of Buffalo. 'I want you to get a large
35 cent box of Peterson's Ointment to-
day.
"Remember, I stand back of every
box. Every druggist guarantees to
refund the purchase price If Peter
sons Ointment doesn't do all 1 claim.
"I guarantee it for eczema. old
sores, running sores, salt rheum, ul-
GERS, sore nipples. broken breasts.
bleeding and itching piles asNwell as
for burns, scalds, cuts, bruises and
sunburn.
"I had 80 running sores on my leg
for II years, was in three different
hospitals. Amputation was advised.
Skin grating was tried. 1 was cured
by using Peteron's Ointment."-Mrs.
F. E. Root, 2S7 Michigan street. Buff
falo, N. Y.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-02-13

A picture of the last fight of his
sub-chaser with Fritz is one of the
proud possessions of w. s. Miller, Jr.,
serving on the U. S. S. Sub-Chaser
No. a.. He has sent a copy to a
friend in this city to whom he writes
thus:
This picture was taken for us by
the u. s. s. c., 206. On the extreme
left of the picture is our ship tear
Ing away at full speed to get away
from the. shock which depth bomb
causes when it explodes. While cruis-
ing around we picked up the bear
ing of sub near Lands End and by
the time we reached Lizard Stead,
the sound of the sub was very dis
tinct, SO we cleared ship for saction
4Fere bombing her to
~4sss ket service know of
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-02-13

Supt. writes: 81 have such a very
severe cough and cold and have not
been able to get anything to help
me. 1t is weakening my system"
Answer: Use the following and
your cold and cough will vanish and
you will soon be strong again. Get
a 215 -oz. bottle of Concentrated Es-
hour or two. This can be taken pure
or made into a full pint of home
made syrup. Full directions as to
use will be found on bottle. This is
a mild laxative and will drive the
cold from the system.
Dandruff asks: "I have tried to
cure dandruff. itching scalp. falling
hair and badness with numerous
tonics, etc. but in vain. What do
you recommends"
Answer: 1 have been. recommend
ing Plain Yellow Minyol for the past
seven years and scores of my pa
tients are delighted with the quick,
pleasant action of this remedy in
stopping itching. falling hair, dand-
run, etc. 1t gives the hair health, lus-
ter and vigor as nothing else does.
OBTAIN in 4-oz. jars with full direc-
tions.
Sister writes: Let me say that
? - PNNSiSS anu WOTTleS me.
In the last year seem to have been
growing old rapidly, though only Ss.
My food and sleep do not recuperate
4 my strength and energy and, lately /
have dizzy spells, trembling, head
aches, loss of appetite, memory and
hopelessness. Dependency and
worry over my condition are ever
present"
Answer: Cheer up. get well and
then conserve your vitality by prop
fer, temperate living. Obtain Three
Grain Cadomene Tablets in sealed
tubes with full directions, use them
and an agreeable, pleasing
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-02-13

every U-boat which enters and leaves
Germany, so that way we kept track
OF them all.
About two days after we bombed
her, she was seen entering German
port in a disabled condition, so the
British and American Admiralty
gave us credit for damaging it to the
extent of three months of use.
This was our last scrap and a few
days later the armistice was signed.
All of us sure wer glad as life aboard
an American chaser is far from gay,
for they roll and toss like cork. j
have been to every big port in West
ern Europe and also America.
''Will be home about March or
April and then will show you some
real pictures. and tell you of my ex-
periences."
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-02-13
GIVES THANKS FOR HELP

In a statement issued to-day the
board of managers of the Children's
Industrial Home extends it's thanks
to the Board of Health, Harrisburg
Hospital, Visiting Nurses Association,
Harrisburg Chapter, American Red
Cross, County Commissioners, trained
and volunteer nurses, and all those
who contributed in any way to the
comfort of the children in the recent
influenza epidemic
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-02-13
SALE FOR BIBLE CLASS

West Fairview, Pa, Feb. 13.-The
Ladies' Bible class of st. Marks
Lutheran Church will hold a food
sale tomorrow evening at the fire
house. Homemade bread, cakes
pies. candy and ice cream will be
sold.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-02-13
Rheumatism

A Home Cure Given by One
who Had 1t
In the spring df 1898 l was
. attacked by Muscular and In
flammatory rheumatism. l suf-
fered as only those who have
it know, for over three years |
tried remedy after remedy, and
doctor after doctor, but such re-
lief as / received was only
temporary. Finally, / found a
remedy that cured me COM
pletely, and it has never re-
turned. 1 have given it to a
number who were terribly af-
flicted and even bedridden with
Rheumatism, and 1t effected a
cure in every case.
I want every sufferer from
any form of rheumatic trouble
to try this marvellous healing
power. Don't send a cent;
simply mail your name and ad-
dress and I will send 1t free to
try. After you have used it and
1t has proven itself to be that
long-looked for means of cur
ing your rheumatism, you may
send the price of 1t, one dollar,
but understand. l do not want
your money unless you are per-
fectly satisfied to send 1t. Isn't
that fair? Why suffer any
longer when positive relief is
thus offered you free? Don't
delay. Write today.
Mark II. Jackson, No. 607-E.
Gurney Bldg. Syracuse. N. =.
Above statement true.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-23
S0X NEED ONLY ONE
GAME TO WIN OUT
Cngo L. Losing fi,c To Nosc
out American Leaders.

CHICAGO. Sept 22.-Arrangc
monts for conducting tho worlds so-
iies, made AT "a meeting OF the ma
tonal baseball Commisaion In Gin
cipnuu today, are highly satisfac-
tory 20 Charles A Comiskey. presi-
dent ~ the Chicngo Americans
Playing two games In Cincinnati
and then coming here for three IL
all right 90 far as | as concerned, "
President Comiskey said ~ We
had won the toss for the opening
games 1t would have been all the
same to sie"
Approximately 10000 applications
FOR worlds series tickets have piled
up at the White SoX park and must
bc returned to the sendcrs, ~ the
reserved and box seats have been
sold There have been tho usual pro-
testa from disappointed applicants
IN the method OF awarding the tick
eta. but officials explained there was
no other course TO pursue.
The pennant race In the American
league cannot bs settled before
"wednesday as neither Chicago nor
Cleveland play until that day.
Chicago has five remaining games
10 play The percentage figures
show that II the white SuE win one
of their remaining games, or Clove-
land loses one. Chicago viii win
the prnnant. n Chicago loses all
five Of IT, games and Cleveland wins
four, the flag will go to Cleveland.
The Cleveland club reduced chi
cagu's lead 10 four games yesterday
by winning from Washington.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-23
PAT MORAN is ONE OF
GAMES HARD LOSERS

One OF the reasons for the sue
cess Of Fat Moran IN baseball Is that
he never stops fighting. not eCen
after the game Is over I'D Mckerver,
part owner OF the brooklyn club.
cited "a liulo incident recently which
may give the fans an inalght Into the
character OF Moran, After game
In brooklyn which tho Heda lost, Pat
was coming out Of tho dressing
room McKeever spoke 60 the
manager and said "well, Pat how
do you feel'"
Il fee like numbering seven men,
The idea Of losing that game that
We should have tucked In the bat
bags seven times. II won't do, that
Kind OF playing, II won't do, and I
won't stand for IT," And then Fat
stumped away indignant.
Another manager" declared Nc
Keever. might have laughed off the
defeat. but not Moran. lie was fight
ing mad"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-23
Nothing Complicated
About Pat Morun's
System as Manager

There IL nothing intricate or
complicated about Pat Moran.s
system as manager OF the Cincin-
natl Reds. which have just cinchcd
the 1919 pennnnt In the National
league Moran says he Just tried al
an times 10 exercise horse sense.
and above everything else always
took care Of the game at hand
without even thought Tor lh'
morrow
Probably Norans system r4n
best be explained by reclting some
incidents I'm the recent series h'-
tween the cubs and Reds In one
game with the Reds q run or '"o
to the fore the windy CITY crew
began finding Fishers hend'rs.
Instead OF sending a weak hurler
to the bull pen TO warm up, MO-
ran sent Ring one Of his star box
men. 10 warm up and kept I'm
there during the entire melee.
Moran never Itvh a thought -
tho matter Of having 10 ush ls,'S
out u his turn.
on q. ofhc,' occasion ir Tho
same series SnI'Cr was h.l1y d.
hard ana al'huuch 'he Reds v'-g
run 10 IN, ,oo3 Nor'a figured
lr might have need f"r ..0'hrr
hurler. Ring was again chased 10
the bull pen pat declared after
tho series that he believed IN taxi
Ing care of The game at hand w"
were bon 'nc lead ir both cases.
said 'hr I"dlsr CHIEF and per
haps tho next dty We would not
nlv, had % lead 'u w1rk with.
Figuring ON 'umnrrnw.s gam" docs
not app"1, jo mo, fur tomorrow
gam, may never Doe played.
IN addition 'u playing safe A.
All times !u the game az hand.
Moran has been suckl"r fnr ih"
early lead Ills logic IN defense ~
s..f , rfuu b. good too tie ar
emo. thar 90 'nr start % fNe game
.h. r..s.-s are fresh a7d their
..,urfs ~ pop .- better 'Aau when
'e. ,.rh. b .r ninth inning l~
reached yna U-fs this season
hr.a v.~ q reputation fHr ''1riNE
t-.. f..rr- .- 'n' first inning and
when ..l. have .rrc"r1'N .r r''-
t.-r ID ..tH .nrs have bad 'Hr 'n-
l..r,s 'Hr H.~I WOE. u. Oh, vNF
,r...... ... ..r.- ''r.a.r.r
-...t.-. ..-...|. .|...,. about s.H. D.
f...W gls D.. .as E,.'.u r..a,.s.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-23
FEDERAL GRAND Jury IS
EMPANELEED At MUSk0GEE

Special TO The woTld.
MCSKOGEE, sept 72.-UrginE
especially the investigation of re.
ported violations of the national food
laws. Federal Judge Robert VII
liams Monday afternoon empanelled
grand jury Of IL, the first OF the
fall term OF the United States court
for eastern Oklahoma. Food hoard
ing and profiteerlng. Internal rcv-
enuc act violations. liquor traffic and
Indian affairs are among tho cases
that Will be prohed thoroughly by
tho jury, which n to report within
tho next two weeks
Conducted under the direction Of
United states Attorney McGinnls,
whose resignation is to take effect
In about one month, Investigations
into alleged violations ~ the federal
food laws are expected To result In
the return Of several indictments
against food dealers, both here and
In other towns In the district
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-23
SKELETON RESTORED
TO LIFE


You start 10 die the moment you sre
born This Ia true Of everyone. Actual
physicsi decay star,a at birth. II con
tinue' to the grave Rut a man OF woman
In good health never thinks Of sush
things. Gloomy, depressed, melancholy
thoughts ara the result Of disease Broodins
over wrongs, ncrvouaness that makes
you startled at every sudden noise and
afraid Of your own shadow, inEom MIA
vorryinE---sll those indicate weakness and
exhaustion In this condition you lose
your appetite aud lose weight Your flesh
falls from you, You waste away Inch by
inch In Time you become a vsrtsble living
sSelctun--not living In the true sense OF
the Snrd--but eking out a miserable exist
ancr that IL close 70 death iiaslt, Your am.
hition Ia gone You become llstlsth and
Indifferent 10 everything You move ahou,
as though you were heavily weighed down
Nih chains pr'soner OF pains and
weakness
Nine umss out Of 10 such conditions
are the result oi acid stomAch, the cause
of 40 many thousands Of cases OF long
drawn chronic sickness and almost 10.
lolerAhls misery, Acid stomach should
he treated At the first ,lgn Of the tiri,
symptom. Tale repsinol, the tonic d.
gestiye that is gently laxative and cor
treiive In lta affects PeBsiuol Is mar.
ycious rccoustrnctvo, Alteratiye, topio
and strength builder What blessing
rrpSthoi HAS proved Ia thousands OF
eases arising from stomach troubles, In
digestion dyspepsia and constipauon
| Those who know, say that pepsinol has
time and again restored living skeletons
/ n mon and women 20 life, strength and
vtfis vitality, II builds up strength and
| rfs,oraa health, gives yoG q kar'y Appe.
A,e and eorr.c~ constipation. Dent wait
sns~ ~1kcid stomach has you In It's
clutches Take pepsinol NOW
When you thing Of pep" think Of
| fsptinnl.
dsnuins Pspsipol 10 made only by The
psplaK Medicine Co. Memphis, Tenn. and
| IA In strict accordance With tho Medical
! Standards Of tho United Aaies Pharma'
ropsA To he convenient Tor everybody
and yet 10 prevent subatltntes being sold
Tor pspslnol We have appointed . spoelsl
"reptihol Agent" In zach section Of Tulsa
Quaker Drug company, Third and Main
Sta shAetle Drug company. on Main a,
Tenth ~ Red Wing Drug Btors. 202 "
Gresnwood 81 q A. BtrAdri Sand BprinEs
Ola HAu Brug company. Vast Tulsa
Okla Red Fork Drug company. Red Fork
Okla
Look for the "Pepslnol Assuft'' In your
locality .--Advt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-23
DRUMRlGHT PHONE GIRLS
QUIT SERVICE ENTIRELY Y
Special to Tho World

uRJMRIGHT. Sept 22.-The
Southwestern Bell striking telephone
operators succeeding IN closing the
eNfh1nHc completely here At I:i5 p.
m this afternoon There Is nbso-
lufely no service being rendered. eN-
Crpt doctors calls. one lone sirl. the
wire chief. wearing ovrralls, Is left
in charge Tho agreement 70 close
the phone office was the result of
meeting between local strikers and
phone officials and the offices will
rcmain closed until an arbitration
board coming from oklahoma CITY
tomorrow makes n ruling on the
grievances OF the operators.
The strikers have been conducting
themselves In very commendahle
manner. although last night some
fpwdics not believed to be connected
with the operators, threw stones
through the glass doors and windows
Of the telephone exchange and some
nearby buildings were sliEhtly-dam
aged. Everything. is quiet tonight
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-23
JOHN TABOR IS HELD FOR
COMPLETELY IN ABDUCTION


tH"..H' 20 The world
NcALESTER. sept 22.-John TIA
Dor charged with abduction OF May
Herd. Is years old, as she was pre-
Earng TO marry John WorthiuEton,
4 September ~. was arraigncd here
tlozy before Justice. refusing 10
shier a plea until his attorney. nh-
sent from the city. could appear. TIA 81
Dor was picked up by officers on the
Streets here.
Hr refuses 10 talk about the cas-"
CasI Monk. county attorney issue q
ihn warrant for~Tabor on the suspi-
co0 that he hired the men who iur"d
Mis- Herd into closed automobile,
drgrr"d her and put her out of the
wa0Hin" at an unfrequc part oi
road
ne accused had called on Miss
H'rl the night before and begged
hs' NOT 20 marry Worthlngion. lie n
v.lower. his wife having died
Within the year.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-23
IS UNFORTUNATE
END TO FAST GO
Examination by Physician
Shows Bone Is Broken
in Forearm
PED BYRD DEFEATS STORIE
WcIters in Fast Go With the
Former Having the Best
of Milling

As an unfortunate cndin. 10 d
bout which promised To be one ui
Obj, best ever held In Tulsa, JOCK
Malone. st Pau welterwcight, sus.
IA med a fracture ot his Lett arm IN
,aa sixth round OF his scheduled IS.
rs.rd bout with Willie TX. O.
l.uEhlln at Convention hall last
r.sht and the bout WAS stopped ana
d. Ired no contest by Referee Ed
U4rI ". Cochranc, sporting editor
OF me Kansas city Journal
IN to the time Of the injury u
a., a fast and interesting bout, with
NJ going getting warmer as II pro-
rrp-sed Malone had slight lead
pn points though. OF Cuurs" that does
ru. Imply that he would have won
oyer the l5-round distance.
Malone and his manager, Emil
Thirty will stay In Tulsa unttl an
8 ray can be made OF the former s
arm. Tulsa newspapers viii an
nounce result Of the examination.
Red Byrd and Tom Storic. middle
Weights, boxed 10 sldshinE rounds
with the former winning the dccl-
SION IN the sent windup. StOrie was
superior In innghting, but Byrd's =
punches landed more timely and
with greater power than those Of
S.oric
lyrd is given three rounds two.
third and tenth. by decisive margins,
and the first by a shade. Storic won
the nfth by n shade. Six, the sec
ond, fourth, sixth. eighth and ninth,
were even.
Last nights card. the first Of the
Tulsa Athletic club. promised TO
have been one OF the hest ever held
iu Tulsa and II is unfortunate that
new organization was to sec Its
initial show end as It did However,
l' was unavoidable and The promo
iers. who lost heavily on the card.
have shown their gamencss by
ualching Sam lanRford and Jack
Thompson, negro heavyweiEhts who
htitlcd to sensational draw here in
August. for return engagement
October 20. Promoter Macken was
unable to secure h!gh-class boys for
the October date and being un-
willing to offer any but the best,
passed up that date.
Glenn Condon former sport
writer and boxing referee, and one
~ he foremost advocates OF clean
hoNng I'm the southwest. now man
agcr OF the Majestic theater. made
a splendid talk. asking for support
Of clean boxing that the Tulsa Atm
lc'lc club IN providing Condor was
gwen a big hand
II was announced that Bobby
Hughes and Mutt Mckee viii box
J. rounds AT Okmulgee September
- Red BYRD and Tom Storie will
box the eight-round windup.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-23
GLEAS0NS BIG FAV0RITES
AMONG CHICAGO RANDOM

Frw followers OF the national pas
time I'm Chicago fear the outcome OF
the worlds series and the few who
harror an idea that the Reds VIII
win arrr making "A great deal ,ft
uoiFe KID Gleason's team has the
almost undivided support Of the
rooterA on the north side ms well ~
on the south side, and ltchMnd fans
who tourney 10 the windy city to see
the games pIaycd there viii have no
dIfficul,y IN laying wREera The chi
,ago fans place great deal ~ faith
lu the hating power OF the SoN and
believe. too. that CiCotto. Williams
and Kerr compose an array OF pitch
trg thar Wlu baffie the Nrd hiiters.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-23
ON THE GRIDIRON

NEW HAVEN. Conn -YAlc re
tumcs intercollegiate football praC-
tico Monday after a war lapse ~
Two seasons \ now athletic dICn-
tor. Al Sharp. was IN charge of the
squad which proved a record hrrak-
er. Niuc'y-ouc candidates reported.
the biggest total n history for zee
porting day. Df these 56 were lines
men. ~ the 3j backs, IL were
quarterback.
ANN ARROU. Michigan
began her A0th year Of football yes
ter day when coach Nost started his
18th annual preseason practice The
veteran coach created "A considerable
surprise by sending the squad OF ~
men through short but strenuous
blocking and tachlng practice
BLOOMINGTON. Ind twenty
six candidnaes greeted Coach T. -.
Stihem Wqttn tho first official foot
ball practice Of the 1919 season was
held at Indiana university, Monday,
Suhcm held lengthy arm on the
fundamentals, having the men fan
on the bail. tackle the dummy and
sprint about tho fold Many vet
several stars ~ las years $. A. r. C.,
reported
CHGCAGO ThIrty-scvcn expert
enccd candidates. the largest sauat
In the history ~ football az the Uni
Vcrsity of CAlclEn. reported 10 as-
sistant Coach Pat Page yesterday.
Coach stage is ill ana will not take
charge ~ the squad for a day or 20
LAFAYETTE Ind -- Sixty five
candidates reported to Coach scan
Ion Monday nt the opening practice
session OF Purdue coach Sranlon
gave the men q tax, emphasizing
the need NJ hard work and immedi-
ate efforts to get In condition.
CHICAGO Thirty men. nine or
them veterans Of former el"Nons. r"-
ported for the first football prncti'e
of the year a. Northwestern unIvcr-
sity. Charles Buckmrn expressed
himself ms well pleased with the
seasons prospects.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-23
CARL FLEMING TO BOX
MGOVERN ON THURSDAY

Carl Fleming. Tulsa feather
weight. who Tough, the scmi-wind-
up GO the Hughes Mason bout here
Will meet Kenny McGovrrn Of 81
Louis at rlcher Thursday tlenl-
Ing who hnS been out % the RINK
hy reason - army service b. round
Ing into shHp" again and iF couf-
dent ~ defeating The Missour'an
Thursday.
Fleming has alsD been matched
hy the oklahoma BuN'ug league 70
yfrht u rounds with Joe Nelson of
Eew Orleans before tho NuskoEre
Athletic club. september 30.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-23

~ tuc future OF the Western league
n'Nt sCtH. n are to be met by the
mugu.s ~ that circuit when they
convene in their annual winter s,s
sion this ycar one OF the most I'M
puitaut gcsuorE Is the llspuau ot
the les Muincs franchise. isesi-
dent Albert Il Trarucy deuN& Il iuot
week that the Iowa capital woald
retain its lcrjh in the Western
league but minated that one or
two changes In ownership might
be cousummutcd during the winter
That Tom Fairwtuthcr may di~p sc
-of his - y Mulnes franchise Is CON
tidcrci likely.
Extension Of the schedule TO
lt4 games Is also TO find many
sppor,ers and 1t is practically GER
tain thnt the Western program Will
be two weeks longer next season.
By opening am closing a week
later than thi0 year a majority ~
the mlgnates express themselves
in favor OF such schedule cNtcu-
son Frank lsbell Wichita own.
cr. Pa Eourkc, omaha WhEnHi",
Spencer Abbott and James *
Crawford. Tulsa owners and JACK
Holland OF oklahoma Clty have
already sdNOcated "a longer seas n.
Other club owners have not been
sounded rggtrding the PLAYING ~
l5i gameS but mono are expected
to seriously oppose the movement
-
Opposition over the collection or
Tcarnry may result In "A warm fight
Tearncys stand on the dratt qu"S-
tOn IN which he took the lcadeishi n
I'm demanding that the lraft be abb
roEatcd Is understood to have met
with disfltVur In certain quarters IN
the league. Tearney while here Ia t
week declared he Is positively not a
candidate for re-eie ton though II
Is probable he will accept the pr IS
ld,ncy tor anothfr year should II lie
rendered him. Teafnoy's regime as
president this year has been very
mcccssfuI, the Western having on
joycd one OF It's most successful sea-
sons and unless more maEnates are
swung to the side OF those Opposing
him the Chicago man win probably
be rendered the leadership again
-
Never again will Western mo-
glila or any other minor league
TchttS luf liifN biu''''' "''''b' ~
stage series between pcnnant
winners. At least. that Il the word
of President Tcs,rncy regarding
the Western league, following the
dismal failure of the Murphy cup
series. InCicmcnt weather. poor
plnying by both clubs In the four
enmCs, plnycd. and general lack uf
Intcrcs, causcd n large decrease
In the attendance, the receipts fall
Ing far under the seasons average
In both Tulsa and St Joseph and
little more Than cxpcnEcs were
realized. barring the prcstipc OF
heating the leaders there was no
incentive 10 the series. Tho COM
mis1ion composed Of Mo sra, 1rnr-
ncy, Isicli and Rourkc pianncn
well and Il was no mult oi the
playcrs that they were unable 10
do themselves Justice an tho dih-
mond. But the SEASON was over
with 50. Joseph M pcnnant WIN
ncrs and even Tulsa winning INC
Gun does not dctraCt from the po-
Inns flag victory. \ series ne
tween Southern association or
TcNas league pcnnant winners win
the former ms the moat Desirable
and which would bc for the class
4 championship would have been
the IogiCni series to have pihNcd
Charles webb was inaistcnt thhC
somconC play for his cup.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-23
Sugar tMmlnc Strikes Capital.


OKLAHOMA CITY, sept ~
Every wholesale grocery company or
oklahoma city IL out OF white sugar
and the stock OF brown sugar prac-
tIcany exhausted. It is reported to-
day. and unless new stocks long past
duo arrive tonight or tomorrow, the
city faces sugar famine