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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-25
HOOVER DISCUSSES THE
VARIOUS LABOR PLANS
Speaks ON Points OF Difference
Between Nation Conference and
Kansas Laws,

BcSToN, Marcl, 2i-rhe relation
sn;p o " Imp!oScr ana employee az con-
s!de!cd BY The national Industrial con
terence. o. which he was member
ana the difference in the point Of view
OF the conference and that of the Kan
as" .ssisl@tioi Tor, the Judicial set
Cusscd by Herbert - Hoover in ;,n aG-
Dress before the Chamber OF Commerce.
here today
The conference he said has en-
deavorcd to lind a plan for systematic
organization OF the forces that are
inak!ng fer better relationships. TO
encourage the growing acceptance Of
coiiecuvc hhrgainings in providing Il
method that should enable il to ntcci
me objections OF i;s critics. and to
n a.sii.,;ia,;: around his the force o;
SUCH wide use. II has sought TO 80
this without legal repression but win
the organized pressure OF public opin-
ion.
To me there is no question that VIC
should try the cXpcrimcn, OF the per-
maps longer road proposed by the in
iuStrial con Crrucc for tho dcVcIDp",,
OF mutua!ity and relationship between,
employer and employee. rather than 10
cn'cr upon summary action Of cour,
decision tina: may both Stinc the der
cate adjustment; Of ndus,riai processes
and cause serious conflict over human
rights. To inc. the upDuiiiing nf the
sense Of responsibility and of iutcl..-
9ence in each individual unit In the
United states with the Intervention OF
government only TO promote the de-
yeiopincnt or these relations. the sup
preston Of domination by any ono
group over another is the basis upon
which democracy must progress
do not believe We can attain
Initiative through capitalization OF
economic classes or groups arravon
against, each other, excrtinE their in
flies. nor can we attain It by trans.
tcrrinG 20 g6TcrNnon.al hur"aucracicu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-25
winS Celebrate
8Oth Anniversary
Fom-score Years Old, SIS
tcrs Are Visited by
Friends and Relatives.

BALTIMORE. MD. March o4.-The
occasion Of their cightieth birthday
MAS Il biz event in the lives oF Mrs.
Fannie j. ril!sbury. of Brooklyn. a
suburb Of the city. and her twin sis
ter. Mrs. Virginia T.. Tune. Of WASH
ine;on. Mrs. Pillsbury and Mrs. Tune
are daughters of the late Jeremiah
and Lydia Courtney, OF WcStmorcland
County. Va. being members OF ono of
the most prominent families in that
section or thc Old Dominion. An cider
sister OF tho twins. Mrs. James A.
Cameron. resides at Einsalc, Va. Mrs.
Ii!lsbury is The widow OF the late
Richard II. rillsbury. Of Baltimore.
and Mrs. Tune is tho widow OF the
late Richard L. Tune, o! WASHINGTON.
Many friends and relatives were
present a the party given at the home
Of Mrs. Pillsbury in honor OF the oc-
chsion, and many messages of fclicita-
ton were received By the twin sIstcrs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-25

II have been troubled with my
stomach for tho pas, 30 years ami
was $" discouraged that thought 7
never would he we'll again. as | had
tried various medicines iso-cal:cd
curc3) and spent hundreds of dollars
IN treatments. but never go: anything
TO hclD me until heard OF your .'lant
Juice. could not sleep at night. I
was so nervous. and had no appetite
Whatever; ny liver and kidneys trou-
pied me and was in constant pain
from the gas in my system. l had
heard so much about Plan; Juice and
after taking three bottles | can hon
cStly say that I am completely cured
and have gained pounds in Weight
MI my friends notice the great
change in me, and am glad 70 give
this public endorsement for Plant
Juice. hoping that it will benefit
some poor sufferer
Plant Juice acts almos, like magic
in stomach trouble, gas. fcrmen alton,
mat heavy. distressed feeling ar, cr
meals and on retiring. +, attacks
and destroys all poiSons in blood, COR
reefs diseased conditions OF the liver
Kidneys and restores them to normal
condition.
I'lant Juice is n vegetable prcDara
ION extracted from the roos, leaves
Darks. blossoms and fbrcs OF nurncr-
Gus medicinal plants. Ii is Natures
own remedy and works wonders. IL
gives almost immediate benefit ana
leads to permanent relief in prac.i-
cally every case where people suffer
as above outlined.
Tho Plant Juice Man is AZ TIC
Tragic Drug Cos store. I'm Rich
mond where he is daily mcri;nr
the local public and introducing and
explaining the merits OF this remedy.
For sale in Petersburg by Morri-
son. The Drug Man. anu in Chase
city Nv The Chase City Drug Co.
AuN,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-25
BICHLOR|DE TABLETS
DISAPPOINTING ROUTE
Danvillc Man, Would.Bc Suicide,
Swallows Five, but Still Hale and
HcGrty-Othpr State News.

DANNllI.E. March 2i.--Doctors are
puzzled by the condition or Charlie
irc"dlorc. So. who claims 30 nav.
|;whllowcd Sin tablets of hichlorIdc az
Incrcury last Saturday, but who SHOVE
| none Of the alarming symptoms which
might be expected from this form OF
poison. According To the man. he
ook the tablets saturday night, hired
}tn automobile and drove 10 the home
r. MS father in law. Il. l.. Hall near
[>entuck. Where Mrs. Erccdloyc is
] wing. with the avowcd intention of
letting his wife witness his he,nisc.
~" arrived before daybroak and
stretched himself out tragicaily on
/ lie front porch. Ddybrcak came. ami
r." was discovered. He told his wife
hat he had taken the poison and he
f"aS BROUGHT in an automobile 70 the
k)anvillc General Hospital. where he
Feihaincd until yesterday when he
was removed 10 the home OF q rcla-
EiEc. lie appears 10 he we'll. and doubt
r. expressed as to whe thcr he actually
f,ook the poison.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-25
MURDER TRIAL AT PORT
GIBSON NEARING CLOSE
Defense Attempting Ia show That Al
legged Murder nf i'h! stefan II
Insane.

FORT GIBSON. MISS. March Ell
Mr| Joss" J. Watts. wife 6 Jesse 7
Watts. on trial here on Charge or
numbering br. -. :. Alvcrson. az Viclis-
burg, january last. was q witness for
tn" defense today. tho prosecution nav
ins closed with tn" tcs;imonN Of Heu-
ten " hhuSh, the negro charged as ar.
acccSSuvy h..orc the fact. last might.
and test fed that Dr. Nlvcrson ha,
performed am operation on Her IN his
oLiic. last December.
Mrs. watts stated hcr married life
with Watts had been happy. but that
about two Years aco She began to
notice his peculiar hchavior and sarG
when Sin" ,cid him OF the operation No
became violent. angry and crazy
Judge Pat Henry. % counsel for the
defense. stated to the court that his
client would mako a plea "a insanity.
pr :. ". Johnston OF Vicksburg pre-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-25

coded Mrs Wat.s to the stand ana
said that lac had been called 20 trea,
Mrs. Watts ana declared that no opera
ton had been performed on Mrs. WATTS.
but in ms opinion Watts is insane
OF Mrs. Watts conGjti"n that Watts
became violent, and threatened 10 Kill
ilr. Alvcrso". lie s1!d that he toiG
dying. hut THAT Watts Insisted thas
she would die ana ,hat he would XII:
AlVcrSon Mrs. Watts was sttil ON the
stand when court recessed Cor the day'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-25

D.ANN I!.III., NII'.E. y" IIIlts
|I.u,he. chairman o. In CITY 'uua
|o.t committee on fires sand tH!s Horu-
INK ,nai n,u eNhaus'iyo inquiry would
,.y morning destroyed 'u'ld.uES OF
,iGuuouu stree aud damaged the
iuuu; 81 the bHu.il.. Lumber IoupaA!
IN. damage iodal Mas computed ~
he' wccu S3u0Cn ana 10000" The IN
uuiry was. ordered as a result Of q
Statement made by til" Supcrii!tcndcn n
Of Nub!i, Works. whose duty il is 20
maintain the urc-alarm circuits. say
jug ,uat the municipal system is not
IN III" wo"ful condition described 10y
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bishop .Jcu t"n>ccra,cd.

STAUNTON. March 2i.-iivy Robcr'
Cater Jctt was formally elevated TO
thc rank o, bishop of the Epis.r'
,u here todny, III. Erv Dante
- l.cst.r Tuttic. hishop % Missouri
|a!l presiding bishop Of the Episcopa.
hurch In America, was tn. consecra-
tor and was assisted. rs bishops NIL
liam Brown, of Virginia; Beverly -.
Trucker OF Southern Virginia; l.. g.
Cravatt of West Virginia: Darst, o.
North Carolina, and tho Rev. y. q.
Thomson. bishop coadiutor OF south
,rn Virginia.
new diocese OF southwestern Nir.!u.a,
ana vii! reside at Roanoke, Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-25

pHN LILLE. March 2i.--A coroner <
pury Yesterday heard evidence in the
murder of j. =. iinnis. & textile
work"r. shot to death near Banners
lie ten days ago. The evidence OF
PIX witnesses WAS conflicting, and the
Verdict returned WAS that the Slain
ran me, his death from Il pistol bull
~ IN the face, q, the hands OF UNI
Known parties. Walter Reynolds and
l:""ly Roberts are he'd for the crime.
n Thursday has hccn set as the date OF
~. preliminary hearing.
The most startling evidence given
N'lS that Of j. T.. Land and Jaints &.
IT, Wis Land said that policemen
+, Weakened him looking for Roberts.
Va hen thcy had left. he went to j. :
K.o"an's house and there found Rob-
.rtS and Reynolds together. He said
he heard Reynolds say repeatedly that
h" shot Linn!S in selt-dcfen4c with
Itpberts pistol. that L!nnis had knock
r'l MN down and was on top OF him
when lie nrcd ne shots. one OF Whict
proved fatal. Lewis said he was not
iar AVA from The shooting aud that
'iior was over he heard Il voice cry
+ !t You Have Killed Me" and an
other roicc say -: Had Nor" I;ul-
l"tS Would XII You TOO" Sevvra,
Witnesses testified 10 the fact that
l,oDerts appeared to be intoxicated.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-25
Held ON I.iu,,ur CHARGE

pANNILIE. March 2i.--Ar;hur YAM
cy% and rhiiip Lotus were held under
lts, night by tho United states Com
missioner. charged win removing y
gallon OF spirits in violation Of tn,
Nolstcad act. The car which Loft s.
was plotting was seized The mon
were caught bE Federal agents near
South iiostoa. Esau GcrSt, negro. in
whose home sixteen gallons Of liquor
was found WAS held Cor the grand jury
lMlnr Snmn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-25

FREDEnICkSBt March 2..--Thc
hoard "f directors % The Farmers
Union Exchange has elected Samuel
Woodbridge as manager OF the cX-
change. The union operates a store
here which handles products from tho
'irlnS OF members Of tho union, and
also sells to tho general public. Mi.
Woodbridge, the new manager. is wei.
known.
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blackstone for conference.

ET.NtkSTONE Narch .4.--ArrAM..r-
Mcnts are being made for The Virginia
stone College for tho second Tim" 10
hold their annual E.pwor;h League con-
ference. They held a session here in
IQnc, 1918. which was the largest ever
held 10y the lca-ucrs The president.
ley. L. l.: Proctor has announced tho
dates rs June 10 :. The officers arc
working upon program. which will
lie sent ont 10 all The league prcs:-
dents SlprflN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-25
want MunicipnI Change.

DANNILT.E. March IA canpaign
for a change in city government IL
getting under way. Good Govern
m"nt club being formed by members
Of the Champcr OF Commerce and the
Young Mems Business Club. who are
eager TO see the abolition Of the pres
"nt bicaucral form OF city government
a mass meeting has been called for
next I-r!Iay
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-25
Tohncco Planting Widcsprcnd

FTiEDERICkSFTR Murch .a.--Tnc
planters OF The County OF Caroline arc
preparing 10 Put in large acreage
OF tobacco this YEA; owing to hiyh
prices for the weed. Some farmers who
have never before grown tobacco viii
try their hands this year. In several
bacco before plant beds have been
made and The seed Sown. Tho croD
ia Caroline County this year Trough;
t-e farMe.s moro thaM sl.n0n. nnn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-25

cOlorcd. Who was arrested sunday in
Campbell County by internal revenue
agents when ." gallons OF mash
ready for iistiilaiion were found ON
his premises. has been held by Com
missioner o'Fricn for the Federal
court here in Iuly. In default of $500
bail, the negro went TO Jail.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-25
Youth Fugitive From Home

NOM Tc'hnN w." M Ma, hov - TO n ,ya
S'"n-Salcm, y. g. who admits he ran
AKA! FROM home, has appealed to 'o-
tic" Justice = -. Martin hero for as
siStancc 10 work. in order tina, he may.
nor hdT" 20 go back nome. lie com
p'aincd Of bad treatment AT the hands
q! an aunt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-25
To IN, -Four 1topncr Cars.

on the r"cotn:nc ndat!on OF the D!rcc-
toy ~ Public Utilities. the city Adj
NiSorS Board yesterday ava rdcd the
contract for four standard gauge hop
Per cars 10 the Mayor Car Corpora
tun. The cars are $4,000 mounds ca :
pac!ty ana Will cost Sl.9S0 each They
viii he used at the CITY Gas Works for
hauling Goa.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-25

nANVlLLE. March -. - The ! +.
E!lWaEgCr plantation ncar Mount
County. vas sold Yesterday at am
10 tho land in. property. comoris-
.nG Il, acres a.: tobacco and grain
AMI was sold to w II. Motley co:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-25
Mcguire turti>x Field.

~ Nt'TTI'T KT, ATlrCh .I.-TMo I.NuCn-
hn"g Air service Corporation today
negotiations TO take over
in Virginia and North Carolina the To-
cal company getting immediate pos
session OF the CurtisS Fic!d az Ncwpor.
News. Tho stock OF the COMPANY here
will he Increased from S25, 900 10
6 30 900.
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Arrested for Alleged Threats.

DANNli.I.E. March % = Cleveland
Price, q negro. was arrested by polio"
DETECTIVES early this afternoon. charged
Mn threatening 10 Eli w .. single
Railway rcundnousc. Tho uoSro ,rcu-
ac"d Singleton with a revolver. The
negro Is under 500 bond FOX his APP.
ncarancc In rUurt.
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dorsey Urcedcr, Active.

+ tT.DE!tTtk SHTItG, NarcN II
|The demand for gooi Jersey cattle *
increasing rapidly ana great interest
a. being taken in The announcement
that the Virginia Jersey Cattle -tlub
Proposes TO hold !, consignment sal.
|oi nigh standard animals on tn. frs;
day Of ctcDcr in F-cdcr ok burg. The
|salc vii! b" held - Ia" Fair Grounds.
and il to be on IA" day immediately
FOLLOWING the annual fair. The Fair
|.Aasncintion has offered special prize,
10 the amount of 500 20 BE- awarded
- cain. consigned 20 the sale, winch
|: y" Viii compete for premiums in tho
|oc.cksbur; is regarded as the most
important Jersey center in Tho state.
e. ndmhe: "f very fine herds bc!us
owned hog" include those % Captain
g Vance. 81 Maun-Held Han Farm.
..Md 7. = Bl.lM-n. % sMoMGen NArl.
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Die. From sclf-Innic,ed wound.

IkISTOI. MNrCt. 2i.--JOS"DNinc Eru-
ncr. 10. wuo Snot herself here at h"r
j. ON. sunday in an attempt Il suirid,..
died hero today a. u local hospital from
the ,ncct % her wound. rho .i-! shot
Herself. IL Is said. With u revolver. til"
i,Ulic, TAX M effect ~ ...T breast
Trouble in q love affair - assigned a
the reason for he" act -" Was Tho
daughter Of & IL Hruncr, Il w".l-hNoWn
Bristol railroad man.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-25
PLANT JUICE HAS
SURELY CURED ME-
DunlbartOn (Na.) Farmer
Gives a Strong Testimonial
For The New Medicine.
HE SUFFERED FOR 20 YEARS
Claims He Had Spent Hun
dredS OF Dollars Prior to
Taking Plant Juice.
HE SUFFERED FOR 20 YEARS

Considerable tall. has been st;rrc.
'ir locally regarding the wondorf,,i
rchrf experienced by Mr.. Loscpl NJ
Walton, OF bumbarton. Va, ana one
"i inc bcsi known farmers in THIS
section or the country. having "A wide
acquaintance II. said:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-25

''rapc's Diapepsiu." BY neutralizlns
the acidity Of the stomach. Instantly
relieves the food sourinE and fermenta-
lion which causes the misery max king
gases, heartburn, hatulrnce. fullness or
pain III stomach and intcStines
y few IA bicts of "Pnpc's Diapeps!n n
bring relief almost as soon as they
reach the stomach. They help reEu-
late disurercd Stomachs SO fayorite
!o"os can be eaten without distress
costs so little at drug storcs.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-25

Bankers Association, will be held here
APRIL -. at which time 100 bankers
within radius OF SHY miles OF
l.Nhchburs are expected 20 attend
Local bankers are arranging elaborate
ENTERTAINMENT for the visitors in their
all-day stay here.
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Bears Prowl OOer
Oil Kings Estate
Bruins Roaming Around
Estate IN Search Of Hu-
mans to deUO1u'.

TAl;flTpWE. y Y. March oi.-
Fears arc rrowling around tho Rookie
tciiers' estate at iocantico INNS.
John II. iock"frll"r's superintendent
las issued Il warning TO all persons
traIctin. near hocHntiCo Lake TO be-
ware of Two black hears that were
seen Monda" by one Of his Italian
Wrrkincn. u j, presumed that they
are tho same hears that were seen ON
Airs Finley j. Shepard's estate short
tinic ago.
Mir. Rockefeller is IN Florida. bu,
John -. Jr.. and his family lave been
spending tho w"ck-"uGs on the estate
Every guard mas hccn ordered 10 keeu
:, SHARP lookout for the animals.
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Eucc nncrniinn S,cccx.fuI

DAMN LILLE, Narcn -l.---jcSSc Paris h.
Il young boy. who recently underwent
81, operation at hospital in Rich
>"ond. is reported as recovering. Tie
LADS face has been practically rcmado
hy = skin grating operation pcrformc, Il
~ pr ! shelton lIQrsciy. Of Richmond.
The lad had typhoid fever. and as q
Result his check became Infected. and
such as 10 muiilatc him fcarruily.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-25

was the necessity for Knowing what
the dcruunds would Ia before mapping
out y schedule for the year
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-25

UNNNVTH' .NNS''IHEIOH III NIrFI.
T.YNcHBCRG. March 81 49, The an
nuai meeting OF Group No t. Virginia
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-22
l8 WITCHES RESERVED
Frank Isbcll Scnds Contracts to That
Many Tosscrs--Eight Players
Have Signed.
Special to The World.

Special 10 The World.
WICHITA, Kan, Feb. 21.--Con-
tracts for the 1920 Western league
baseball season We're mailed out by
Frank Isbell, owner Of the Wichita
club. today to is prospective mem
bers. Eight men have already signed.
The following players will receivs
the contractsS Adrian Lynch, Lorez,
Iowa; II. Martini, Muscatine, Iowa (.
Bob Clemons, Iowa Falls, Iowa; Bert
Coy. Texas; Elmer koestner,. Piper
City, H.; Abe Bowman, Wichita,
Mickey O'Brien, California; Harry
Williams, Omaha; Billy Fox. Chi
cago; Carl East Bremen, Ga; G. A.
Mari, Kansas city; Richard Higgins
Morris, H.; Clyde Mcbride. Dayton
Ohio; Roy Wolfe, Morris, Ill /;
Everett Saryan, Knowlton, Iowa
Andrew Norman, Chicago; Howard
Gregory, Oakland, Cal.
The players already signed are:
Berger, Newasha, Miller, Beck,
Murphy, Smith, Butler and Conner.
lsbell has arranged a tentative line
up as follows: Beck, first base
Murphy, second base; Berger, short
stop Butler, third base; Smith, left
field; Wolfe, center field; Newasha,
right field; bowman, Norman, Greg
ory, Lynch, Miller, East pitchers.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-22
TWO CHAMPS ON
WEEK'SP PROGRAM
yilbane and Herman De-
fend Feather and
Bantam Titles.
mis- IS BUSIEST WEEK
p,osent Week to Be Best of
successful Season; Ed
wards Is Ready.
Boxing This Week

reh e3-..Ioe Lynch VS.. Pete Her
man. rounds at Philadelphia.
r,b 23-Joe Welllng vs.. Clonie
Talt. 10 rounds at Minneapolis.
rsh 23-Barney Adair VS.. Young
penny, 10 rounds at New Or
esb 29-Iack Sharkey vs. Pat
Moore. IL rounds at Portland,
Maine.
rsh 2g- Eugene Brossoau VS..
Marty Cross. 10 rounds at Mon
treal
Foh. 2S--Lew Tender VS.. Johnny
| prummie, rounds at Phila-
Z delphia.
lFeb. "a Hugh Walker VS.. Capt.
Bob Roper, 10 rounds at Cedar
Rapids. Iowa.
roh Harvey Thorpe vs. wal
TOR McDeyitt. 10 rounds at
scammon. Kan.
FEB. 2j-Charley White vs. Cal
Delaney 10 rounds at Cleve-
land
Feb. 25-Johnny Kilbane vs. Ben
ny Valger, eight rounds at
Newark.
Feb. 25--Joe MCGOWAN vs. Otto
Wallace, 10 rounds at Spring
field, Mo.
Feb. 2s-Lew Edwards VS.. Ritchie
Mitchell, 10 rounds at Mil
waukee.
Feb. 96-Joe Lynch va Charley
Beecher, eight rounds at Jer-
sey city.
Feb. 27-Joe Benjamin VS.. Bud
Anderson. 10 rounds at Port
land, Ore.
Feb. 27-Bob Martin VS.. Jack
Riley 10 rounds at Kalamazoo,
Mich,
Feb 27---Rattling Ortega VS.. X.
O. Brown. Is rounds at Tulsa.
Feb 27--Mutt Mckee vs.. Bobby
Hughes, 10 rounds at Tulsa.
Feb 27--George CLANCY VS..
Ralph Brady. Is rounds at Bal
timOre.
Feb. 27-Arlos flaming VS.. Dick
Morris. 10 rounds at fIutchin-
son, Kan.
Feb. 2S-Jimmy Duffy VS.. Frank
Hall, 10 rounds at Toronto.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-22
OPEN GOLF PLAY SOON
Completion of Handicap Tourney and
start OF Presidents Cup Meet
u Scheduled.

Completion OF play in the handicap
meet and start of The first flight of
the 1920 spring presidents cup tour.
namcnt is to be held within a few
days at the Tulsa Country club II
was thought that tournament play
might he resumed this week, but
club officials desire TO wait until the
weather moderates further. 50 that
llay may not be interrupted
Doubt sskethor George Mattson
winner of the first leg on the presi.
dents cup tourney, will, play this
spring has been expressed Mr..
iMattson has removed to oklahoma
City but retains his membership In
the Tulsa Country club Winning Of
three legs gives permanent posses
sion OF tho cup.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-22
BY EDWARD w. COCHRANE

With two worlds champion boxers
IN action against formidable foes,
and at least Is other ring encoun-
isfs that will be of interest to fol-
lowers Of the game of bigg through
out the United States. the present
week promises to be the busiest one
Of very successful boxing season.
The champions who will defend
,helr titles are Johnny Kilbane, king
Of the featherweights, and Pete Her
nan, bantam weight crown wearer.
They are to engage In bouts of lin
lied rounds, but there always Is that
risk that punch to a vital spot will
upset the grandolddope and put
new titleholder on the throne.
After one postponement due to the
Illness OF the doughty little French
man, Kilbane and Benny ValFar are
booked for what generally is consid-
cred the headline attraction of the
week. They are to clash for eight
rounds in Newark Wednesday night.
Que to the fact that the belief is
growing in boxing circles that Kill
oane is near the end Of his reign as
Cnappion and that some stout heart
Youth is due to upset him I'm the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-22
Oil League Mdgnafes
Meet When Western
Schedule Is Public

The final organization meeting
OF the Tulsa oil baseball league.
which Is pending the publication
Of the Western dcaEue schedule
VIII he held as soon az the class A
circuits program rs announced. aC-
cording tO President T.. G. B.isling
Completion OF fiual details aud
the appointment OF n schedule COM
mittee are matters to be taken up
by uhe city league moguls