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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-04
URGE SUFFRAGE BE RATIFIED.
Republican State Committee Asks Party
Representatives 70 Stand by State
BODY Action

The Republican State Committee has
followed up tho action Of the Republican
State convention regarding suffrage by
addressing letter 90 all Republican
legislators referring 20 a suffrage resolu-
ton adopted by the convention The
resolution declares ratification is of
paramount interest TO the national Re
publican party and urges all Republicans
to vote for it.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-04
Stricken with Illness.

Frank Haderer. aged IL, 22l North du
Pont street, was stricken with illness
while st Ninth and King streets, this
morning. he was removed to the Homno-
pathic hospital In the police ambulance.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-04
Mr.. Trapnell in Maryland.

Rev. r. w Trapnell, rector OF St
Andrews Church. went to Ocean City,
Md, today, to preach the convocation
sermon tonight at ST. Pauls Church by
the Sea,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-04
Party for Lite Miss RYAN.

Margaret Ryan, 4 year-old daughter
of Charles X. and thellste Mrs. Ryan, was
given . birthday party last night Of the
home Of her grandmother, Mrs. Fannie
Rirkenbaek. S03 West Second street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-04
State Highway Commission Meeting.

Members OF the State Highway Com
mission will meet at Dover this week to
transact routine business and discuss
matters pertaining to work now in pro-
RreSS.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-04
Another Cabinet for Spain.

By Associated Press 20 Every Evening
Madrid, May 4 Eduardo Dato former
King Alionso's invitationIto form new
cabinet.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-04
ron RENT REAL ESTATE.
E0R PEN'T

Apartment s2s Orange. four rooms bath
aud porch s4O Immediate Ipsseasioh
. Apartment. $50 Orange. foiIr rooms. hath
heat $50 Immediate po<eessirnl
biD Jstnaii seven rooms and bath, rear
Of store. Immediate poHeesHion.
p1e ehipley. store, six rooms and bath
Possession June ~.
No phone calls answered
). !. MpNAGUAN
~ orangs streei
FURNISHED house for the sumner
Inquire DR. Willard 5prinircr. fi0t Maas
son street. Teiephone i.llTs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-04
ADMINISTER rIoN NOTICES.


NDTTt'E--Estsp of William a. Holt. DO,
ceased Notice is hereby ydvgn tnst stterB
parliamentary upon inc estate of ~iliisw
". Hot, late of krpoduiDim,pk hundred.
deceased were duly graoted unto narty
Holt on Tho fourteenth day vf April, a. u.
100. and Al persons indef,tef ~ The sst1
fieres sri are requested 70 make Uay ynlent ~
tte executor without deiay. sod OF persons
having dsmands @sa3nst tile dccras.d Ar,
required 20 exhibit ami present the Aanlt
duty probsto3 % the aid exacutor on pt
iefors the fourteenth day Of April, A. y
1921. or abide ~ tbp fag IN tpis behaif
nARkY HoLT.
EwecuDJrl
Address Herbert " Ward. Jt. Attorsek
al Law du Pont building, Wilmington. Id
'NoTIcE-Esta Of Lydia A. Mendinbsii.
decreased. Notice is hereby given that et
trfR Of administration upsln tho estate IN
Lydia s. Mendlnbaii. lste Of Wilmingtol
hundred. deceased, were dub granted untli
John NJ Mendinsat on the tbirtieth day luf
April. a. ID. 1920. and 8ll persons indsbir1l
90 the said deceased are requested 70 maxi
payment 20 the administrator without dd.
lay. and all persons having demands agsirf'
The deceased are required % .crhitit and
present the same duly prghzted ~ the salt
administrator on OF before the thirtii.
day Of April. a. -. 1921. or abide by thF
law IN tbis behalf
Address New CASTE. Delaware. X. 10.
ESTATE qf Martha p. whltworth. al
et,srs tiers testsms5tary gsT up5, ,ba seh esl.,s ~
Martha =. Wbitw0rtb. lats - Whining
ton hundred. deoeased were duly Sranr(
unto William ". smailey on tie tpcui-.
third day Of April A. ~ 1870 and aEi
( persons indebted 90 tho said deces.b
( are requested % mako payment 70 M
executor Without delay and an fsgr~,ric
! having demands against enc decos .od AZ
required % exhibit and present the sarte
I duly proba.ed 80 the sbid executor on
/ or before the twenfy.fhi.d DAY of Anil
/ a.. -. 1921, or abide by the law in this
behalf
WILLIAM y. sMAfgsyY
Executor
Z Address Equitable Bldg. wilmington. D>i
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FOR sAlE--REAL ESTATE.

gOK -ALE--uu,f1ins. psr a1a5o, 10 es~'
~ suusrs. tsesf ci ira trisl iJor 10. Ehh.
ardspr Part D.i Phone 22il~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-04
Mn creoh Road Sui peryIser.

J. Mnsklc Johnson was elected road
supervisor for NilI Creek hundred. by
Levy Court. al Ifs meeting this morning.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-04
FOR RENr.

OFFICE second aoor of ~ Nar%~,
street Geo. W. Bright. ~ H.rs@,
street
FOR RENT-Maricet street store ArtF
dwelling, 3Os Market street VIM ri CgIh-
tons. Inc. Ninth and Orange SITS
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-28
CHANGES IN X. QUINTET
Ivan Grove Mny Replace Williams Al
Center With Pishncy Playing
Guard Position.

Changes Ia the lineup OF the Kon-
dall college basketball quintc,. tspe-
oially designed 10 perfect "a morc able
defense. may he effected by Coach
Frnncis Schmidt captain Ivan
Grove, who has played 1t rlard, was
yesterday worked at center, with
Iishney In GroVe's defensive posi-
tion. puWham and kock. AZ forward,
and Balloon, at guard roulln their pu-
sitiOns.
Groves greatest worth lies IN his
splendid rloorwOrk dnd passing. lie
is only a mediocre iaskct shuotcr
but makes up for that by his de-
iensive play, Whether ,iroye Ul
Williams win play center Is now
problemHtlcal
Scr.mmayo against tho o. f.. n "
five OF the Tulsa on loagGo YCstcr-
day afternoon was mighty satisfac-
tory 20 coach schmidt lioth team
com blnAfions were worked effect
iVelY.
Last Central normal hnsJc,ccr,
meet the !,tLdall iiv' ncr' fridti
!tiud Saturday rights litst t,uurd
defeated the SouthWys,urn uuWl
cagers OF Dursnt, last week., an,
have one OF th" best fiVo'
in The history of btskothtii at tha|
school IN Roach aud NcWcpmh
forwards. an / Gibbs. aeutng. they
have three siars Of mur, han aver
age ability Roach IS lormcr Chih
lOCCO eager
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-28
CITY BRIEFS

GEORGE HANNAH, constable In
the court Of Justice II. J, Gray. was
unable to attend TO his official du-
ties yesterday because of illness.
=
MISS MARGARET BRAY buyer
Of women's wear for Halliburton
Abbou company, has returned from
an extended trip TO New York.
=
TULSA district convention Of the
Methodist Home Missions society
will be held In the basement OF the
First VI. L. church today. All ladies
OF tho church are invited. II prom
ises to be an all-day session.
=
DEGREES Of divorce were granted
in district court yesterday To the
following plaintiffs. William e.
Clark against Lula NJ Clark; Matte
Malone against william Malone; Vir-
gnia Rainey against oliver
Rainev =
JUDGMENT for {t,42i75 was
asked yesterday In a suit filod In diS
trict court by the oil Well supply
company against f. W. Lockhart, Tor
goods furnished the defendant by
the plaintiff on contract of Decem
Der I. 1918. =
MARRIAGE licenses were issued
TO the following yesterday by the
clerk OF county court; George Hunt
80 and I.ottie Garris 10, Tulsa
Andy Calkins. 81 and Merle Woodall
III. Tulsa: Il. w. Hill. 80. Tulsa, and
Pearl wilson, 90. Muldrow.
=
II. q. KYLE, new manager OF tn,
! Tulsa Hotel, has agreed to haye
| hat rack placed inside the private
/ dining room as soon as repair worT
now going on ~ completed. TIM
saves members OF the civic clubs II
cents every luncheon. Hurray.
=
FREDERICK L. THORNTON. res
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-28
Teams to Train in Five
States; All Are to
"Barnstorm."
PLAY LONG SCHEDULE
TO Play Numerous Inter
League Games; n Big
Double Bill Planned.

NEW YORK. Jan 2T-Tho an
uunl spring drive ~ major league
stars uf Dixie land will commcuc"
one month from today Ilans have
been completed by an Of the big
league clubs and within unOther
month the crack ~ the bat Will he
rosoundinE throughout tine south.
from Florida 20 southern California
The St Louis Browne viii Dee The
first TO get under way. Manager
Jimmie Burke having ordered hiB
players 10 report at Taylor, Texas,
on February 2S
Tho advance guards OF several
other major league teams. among
them the Chicago Cubs. who pu 30
Pasadena; tho Cleveland Indiana,
who will return to New Orleans. and
the three greater Now York clubs
the Giants, Yankees and Dodgers --
viii start south on the 28th of Fob
ruAry.
All of the teams will barnstorm
on their return trips.
The Giants and Rcd Sox have an
imposing schedule. The Braves and
Detroit Tigers, Yankees and Dodgers.
Reds and Senators and other com
binations will be seen In action In
many minor league citleo and towns.
Reds and New York Yankees and
Washington Senators and Brook lyn
Dodgers will take part in double
header at Jacksonville. l'la.
Tho training camps Of the clubs
follow:
National League.
New York Giants. san Antonio
Texas. Brooklyn Dodgers, jackson.
vile, Fla Boston Braves. Colum bus
Ga: Philadelphia Phillics, Brming
ham, Ala; Chicago Cubs. PaAadrna
Cal: Pittsburgh Pirates, Hot Springs
Arb; Cincinnati Reds Miami, Fla
81 Louis Cardinals, Brownsville
Texas.
American League.
Chicago white Sox. Waco, Tcxas
New York Yankees, Jacksonville
Fla; Cleveland Indians. New or
leans, La; Boston Rod Sox. Ho
Springs. Ark, Philadelphia Ath
letics, Lake Charles, Ia. Detroi
Tigers, Macon, Ga. 81. Louil
Browns, Tyler, Texas; Washington
Senators. Tampa. Fla.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-28

ident member OF the firm OF Smith
lirodie a. I,unsford, returned yes
terday from Washington, ID. c.,
where he has been engaged In mat
ters pertaining to the federal IN
come and excess profit taxes
=
HAIRY STEGE, deputy clerk OF
district court, returned yesterday
from "a visit with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Setege, of St. Louis.
Stege and his children were called TO
the bedside OF his father, who has
been In falling health for some time.
=
A MRS. THOMPSON reported TO
the office Of Mayor Hubbard yester-
day that she had seen boys skating
on public sidewalks. This is In vio-
latiOn Of city ordinances, according
to the mayors secretary, but motor
cycle patrolmen are busy catching
auto thieves. etc.
=
OVERRULING the motion OF the
defendant for new trial an order
was made in district court yester-
day An the matter OF the suit OF
Anna L. Mcdonald against l.. u
| Sims. allowing the defendant an ap-
| peal OF the case to the Oklahoma su.
| preme court. A verdict OF $4,000
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-28
SUNNYS0UTH MEET STARTS
Lending shooters Entered In iious-
ION IinndiCap Tourney.

HOUSTON. Texas Jan o7.--Afor,
than 200 trapshooters headed by
Mark Arie, Wolf henderson and
Frank Troeh are sIulded and ready
for The SUnnySouth handicap shoot
" hiUh opens here WeducSdIy. Tues
GaN was devote TO '~t.t!ciIg and
despite thrir unfimiliarity of the
field excellent records were made.
Among the entries other states are:
= " Sharman. Salt Lake City;
"F'uh" Bair, California: Bin Thomas.
". \ Tanner, Harry Way. r.. T.. Mo-
ritz, and >R. A. King OF Colorado;
William. Fenbqch and HAYS Little
bear of 'Pawhuskn, oklahoma
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-28
LGHdis Declines to
Discuss Possibility
of Heading Tribunal

CHICAGO, jan -. - Judge
keucshaw Mountain lands de-
cllncd today TO discuss reports
from New York that he was he.
ing boomed 10y powerful baseball
men In the east for tho chairman
ship of tho national commission,
hascball's highest tribunal.
Judge lands Is Nnown among
his friends us an ardent baseball
fan. lie has ever been termed tho
country greatest fan. lie Is "a
frequent visitor 10 both Cubs and
SoN park during the season here
ana his friends believe that his
great interest in the national game
would prompt him 10 seriously
consider the post II It were offer
ed him.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-28
Injured Hand Forces
Martin to CaH Off
Future engagements

iOtNG5TOWN, Ohio. Jan. II.
Bob Martin \. js. =. champion.
placed has Injured right hand in
IN" two hands cf "i,Oucsetter"
Reese here today After an exam
inaiton l.res" announced the fight
cr had sustained 10 broken homes.
although the hand Is badly
banned Martin was advised 90
rest the hand tor three weeks.
which Will nectssi.a-c cnncella-
ton of engagement IN kanEas City
and oklahoma city
Martin injured his hnnd In the
fire ruuul II his fight with hrr
smith In Clpvcitud last n,rht hc-
fore the Am, ,ri1.Lu L,gipr.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-28

United Press called the bout even.
Smith and Martin boxed a draw In
France. The former was the only
heavyweight who gave Bob good
battle over there. when Jimmy
Bronson took over the affairs OF
Martin ne Immediately started ef-
frctiyc publicity on his charge. Mar
tins record Hs u fighter In the ring
and nH a soldier. served 10 attract
great interest, Then. his many VIC
tories since his return to the states,
majority OF them by kayoos, In
dicatcd that ne might bc OF cham
p'onship callbcr Which he may be.
=
but this Ray Smith should not
he overlooked. Scarcely known out
sidc of tho boxing enthusiasts who
follow the doinRs OF all the boys.
Smith has established himself as
another likely soldier boxer. In
fact, the moro press-agented
Roper, Burko and Martin do not
look to be M good prospects as
the former sergeant
=
Martin, with Smith, looks to be the
best OF the lot. Rob gets real
test when ne meets Hugh Walker al
Kansas city February 4, and Ser
gcnnt Smith now looms as OF possible
championship caliber.
=
Much favorable comment anent
/ the Wallace flaming bout hero Mon
/ day night has been expressed bN
/ several Tulsa boxing enthusiasts A.
/ expected, the Kansas city and NIL
/ waukee lightweights put up faS
! and interesting scrap. wallace maj
appeared here several times and ha'
never failed to please. Tanning
| with one exception. has always givei
J the boys who pay the gmacks rui
for their money That was In his ~
with Bobby Waugh In June, 1918
Arlos was sick that night. but rathet
than dlsappoiilt the fans went int
| the ring. That he man ged to las
| the I 3 rounds was n wonder to thos
| who know his real condition.
=
Tho Grand Athletic club has pro
vIdcd some splendid mills Mt popuia
prices, practically all OF their mai
events hcing worth the money.
mnjority Of their prciiminarics hay
aisn been good. However. In the ias
two cards the prciiminarics hny
fni'ch TAR snort o' P.c.o"s ""
grams. Monday nights prciin
wcrc nii farc's an the Qucensbcrr
art. Grand promoters are stagin
good main events and they shoui
uphold the quality of their shows b
better prcilmlnnrics
=
n is especially necessary that
satisfactory semi windup he stage,
r on numerous occasions various boz
ing cards have been saved hy IN
r class OF somi- wlndups, when IN
main events were not up to expe'
tatiuns.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-28
VALLEY IS HELD FOR TRlaI
Youth Accused OF Stabbing Patrol.
man Committed at Prclimip,r,

Charged with etabbng T9,,
policeman. Arthur Valley wa,
bound over for trial by d.s,rt,.
court at the close OF his preYmi,,rv
hearing yesterday before Justice n
j. Gray. He was committed 10 N,
conny Jail under bond " ts6e
which he has not yet made
Hollie Robinson. the c5npr,i,
ant. testified that whom Ho a..
tempted to enter room I'm lr Ia,
Second street rooming hous, On IN,
night OF January rs. he was az
tackled and stabbed by Vale. va
ley claims that the officer b-ns,
down the door OF his room, ana fba
the defendant, thinking Doc VA,
about to be robbed or asslu,tsg
struck the policeman with the one,
knife before he->kncw Robinson,
Identity.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-28

sailor, tO3, Omoud l07, Game
cock. IO6. Kuito. 100.
FYfh Race. Nile and SiNte 'hth-
Opportunity, III; EulORy. lOs, SOL
dat De Verdun. 1913 Honolulu Roy
lGs. wood stone. iOs. Var Mask
l06, Green Mint iOl.
sixth Race, Mile and Quarter
Puts and calls. l12. Taniac. ii2,
capital CITY. 1O7 King Neptune.
l07. brown Fnvori'e, l07, Counter
Balance. l05. Amino, l0l. 'aptH'n
Hodge. lO4. Uookcry %.
seventh Race. Mile and Sivto'1'h
Jack *. III. Luther. llp; J. 9.
stone. no; T. g. King 10.
Grumpy no. Follu. 10. SKY Pilot
l09. Lottery. 100. Plt, 100. ben
Hampaon. 100. Juanta M l0'
CLnudy. irnck hrlvy-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-28
THE TURF
At NIW ORLEANS
It,1.,tIta Yesterday


First Race Three Furlpugs. VI N
Dora, CStacj flrEt Tcuite, bpiilyt
second Joalo Gorfnn Orarring ppD
third. Time. 87f5. Ihinuic Walsh.
Iotta. bura, Ka'c. Aunt bod D..
Maudie Wilson. Ruby Mt"koW also
ran.
Second Race SN Fu.runga Gpl-
den Dawn. t9thcD f-s'. hidin,
tRichcrcck second. "pfcHlOsp e.,
CWIdaJ third. Time. .lG >. Mar
ray. Blue star S"dgo Gras, Peggy
20, Nccnnh, also ran.
Third Race. six furlonRs Flocr,
budRoJ first. Pirate McGoe. tMur.
risl second Heavy Weapon. ,Boylc)
hird Time l.li 10. Bounding.
Through. saiana, Barley Waters.
liackanorr. Edlh IS. Rainbow III
vision. Bridge Player. Grove A., also
ran.
Fourth Race. Six. Furlougs -Bul-
lot Proof CWidaD frg picwlck,
tGlaHa) second. linmity (Warriug-
'on) third. Time. % M1nnevro,
Dpcod. Charley l@ydcckcr, Tailor
Made nlsp ran.
Fif,h Race. Mile and one eighth -
Queen Blond, Obcrt first; my,
tWidal second SaSiu. tfuN'oul
third Time. ls4B So. Huokery. Jack
lt"cves, CONNIE co. lwlniwin, James.
also ran.
Apth Race. Milo and sixteenth
T.uciuR CGroth) first. Moundain
Rose. (Wida) second, PIT, Piercs)
third Time 1874 D. El nay
Iiemiock. ComIcho. koziah, Flap
per, also ran
Seventh Race. Mile and sixteenth
pilsen, (Waila) first; pruncs
tpiorce) second, Blue Thistle, CMor
ris) third. Time, i52 Mayor Gal
win, Or. Campbell, Dolly, Cavan BoS
Tit For Tat. MarshOn, also ran.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-28
Ed Smith Named Referee
of Worlds Title Mat Go

NEW YORK, Jan. 27.-Ed Smith
of Chicago, will referee the Caddock-
Stecher wrestlinR match for the
worlds heaVywcight title at Madi-
son square garden Friday night. u
was learned here today Both
wrestlers are In training here and in
spite OF inclement weather, planned
20 do somo outdoor hiking today.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-28
DouO,e-Header Caging
Game at High Tonight

Tulsa high school basketball f.y,s
"ill engage In a double hcador to-
utght, the fap'iiy mcp,lng ton rag,
iiv" ~ SAND ,n"iul ~ am the stioi-
asiloc play INK the Sand SPRINGS high
school Thc FRS, Gai.y" STARTS At
I:3 po'c,urt
Tulsa high school regulars play
lIartlcsvilel at B1rtlesville Friday
night, The TnAs'-,s gJ To taW nep
on the same might The!9.i Is ~ game
scheduled for saturday
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-28
Entries To-day.


First Race, Three Flrlou,p --
Whippet. 11s; Pcerage, l16; Joe
Goodman. 1l5; Queen OF Tumps,
il6 Baby Grande. 49, Voorin, ne:
Frand Moody. il2; Machine Gun
ner. 1i2.
Second Race. Six Furlongs --
KorfhaRe. 1i4; Blaise, l14: Humm.
lti. War Togs. l12: Margaret y
l09: Landslide. l09: Nose. 1903.
George Washington. t0o Bessie At
kin, i07 Prophecy, lO7. Baby Girl
i02; Adrianne n, l02: Miss Stcrl.
ing. l09; McddlinE Miss. ia: Fran
ces Star, i02. Archie Alexander
.t07
Third Race, SIX FurlonRs -
Promise Me ia; Kultur. IA
iAngden, IA. Rcdland. ia. Et.
tahc. l0a; Margery 100; Kingline
H. los. Aigrette i05; CacnmbC
10b: Bean Spillcr, i05. Columbia
Tenn, i02; Brown Bee 1902.
Fourth Race. Mile and once eight
Holster, 1l2;' Wood Tramp. lO9,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-28
St. Louis Browns First Big
League Club to Start Work
l3NpgS5HllGws
Larry DoiIeT

Bob Martin.
highly toutod n
E T. and inter
uliIe Il heavy -
W eight boxinl.
champion, rc
crtvcd a setback
Monday n y N I
when he lost a
newspaper do b
cialon To- ScTgi
Ray smith The
Associated Press
and Information
al EOWH Service
gave Smith tho
y crd ict. The
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-28
Ncrrc.s I,iIIcd I.nsl NIphl.

-Uoullh GWInn, noRrc5s " Dl3 llasI
FAlrvicw. was instantly killed hy a
bullet firvd ito her hrcas, at II
O'Clock last night by Henry brown
lee a negro living in the samc neigh
horhuud, according to the police. DO
tcctWcP were unable 10 discover the
rluan Of tho affair.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-28
GYPSY BEATS C0SDEN
Pnppan Again Stars la fnst Came
ia OH Lcaguc-.Gypsy 1ightcns
Hold on Third.

GYPSY defeated COsden last night
In "a fast game I'm the Tulsa OH liaA-
kctbnll league. by a score OF 80 TO
23 puppan's play featured
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-28

Mold goals PHppnn Y, McGcr =
Mcclure 4. Pierce Z, Miller /, Nor
gan 2. wiles 2: field goals, Schuman
8 out OF II, Miller out OF 4, Nor
gan 0 out OF 3. Pierce out OF 8;
substitution, Wilea for Miller.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-28

was awarded the plaintiff last Wa.
by the jury in district court befo.,
which the breach OF promise end.
was tried
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-28

n IL especially necessary that a
satisfactory semi windup he staged.
on numerous occasions various box
ing cards have been saved hy the
class OF scmi-w wlndups, when the
main events were not up to expec-
tatiuns
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-28

FREDERICK l.. THORNTON. res
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-10-26
Little Benny's
Note BOOk
BY LEE PAPE.

started to go in yestidday to see if
suppr was enywares neer reddy, and
some man was leening up agenst the
wall with his eyes closed and his hat on
the back of his he'd, me thinking, Gosh,
he sick agenst our house
Wich Jest then he opened his eyes and
looked at me looking at him, saying, Its
a crool verdi, and if | was your age.
Young felIo, wouldent take the trubble
to grow up.
Do you feel very sick? I sed, and he
sed, Sick? If l felt eny sicker Id have
3 feet in the grave. Wich Jest then [
thawt of the bottle of wiskey in the med
lcine chest saying on it, For Medicinal
Proposes Ony, and l sed, Would wiskey
do you eny good, mister?
Would it? Its the ony thing that has
the slightest chance of saving my life, sed
the man, and l sed, Ill hurry up and
run in and get it.
Wich / did, and the man was still
leening agenst the house looking Jest as
sick, me saying, G, l half to go back
agen. I forgot a glass.
Stay ware you are, watts a glass be
tween trends? I dispize glasses the erlv
Indians never used glasses and who am
/ to set myself above the erly Indians
sed the man. And | handed him the bot
tie without eny glass. and he sed Young
fello. you have saved my life. if | ever
make will I'll remember you in it and if