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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-16
ELKS ALL STARS
 TO BOWL TONIGHT

champions, will bowl the second half of their home and home duckpin match with the New Haven K. of c. at New Haven this evening. - In the first half of the match on their own alleys the local Antlers won two out of three games and total pinfal1 by IS pins. AS the match will be decided by total pinfan a great battle is an ticipated. The Elks will have their crack team in action this evening, composed of Joe Kellman, Frank Mo Cartin, Mike Feeney, Lon Dewey, Fred Higgins and Connie Lewis. A large delegation of fans will accom- pany the tetam, leaving the local club house on State street at z D. m.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-16
FEMALE BOWLERS
 START WITH BANQUET

The Industrial Girls Bowling league started their social season with a successful banquet last night. at the Industrial Service Center, 1146 Barnum avenue with forty enthusi- astic bowlers present. The tables were decorated with the seasons coIors, and there were appropriate place cards for Bowling Leagues Xmas party. During supper the girls sang, and enjoyed it to the fullest, every one joining in. Mrs. J: Nc Laren Richardson entertained the girls with several readings.
 rxas the song contest between the teams, each team using tune and setting words to it in a given time. The rivalry was keen, and the judges awarded the prizes to the two teams, the Everlastiks, and the In dependents, giving honorable mention to Burns and Bassick and American Chain.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-16
VINCE coFFEY IS
 BROTHER OF JIM

<Vince4Coffey. a cousin of the famous Jim,= is the promising welter who will show his wares in New York against night afsthe Pioneer Sporting club. It will be a battle of Is rounds and Cohey is, anxious to beat the highly touted boxer from this city. Coney claims victories over such boys as Willie < Ryan, :, Baynard Spratley Steady Steadfnan, Joe welsh, Red Allen, Tommy Maloney.%and K. O. Palitz. He has fought draws witt Ritchie Mitchel1 and Paddy Flynn.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-16
Carpenter To Wait
 For Jack Dempsey

London. Dec. -16.-Georges Carpen- tier yesterday declared fiatly that he would not fight any one, prior to his match with Jack Dempsey. This statement was made in answer to widely published reports that he was about to sign for a match with Moran and that he also would fight Tommy Burns, the former worlds chanp pion.
 Carpenter said it did not make the slightest difference to him where he tried for the championship. 'tAny place in the world suits me-" he de- c1ared.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-16
Great Football Man
 Accepts Church Call

Pittsburgh, Dec. 16-The Rev. Bur leigh Cruikshank, former al1Ameri can football center, has accepted a call as assistant pastor of one of Pittsburgh's largest Presbyterian churches and in addition to his regu- lar duties, will promote athletic &C., tivities it was announced here today by Dr. Maitland Alexander, pastor of the First church.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-16
Bill Doak Appeals
 For the Fog-Balls

New York Dec. 16-With the new National agreement duly ratifed, the nagnates of the National League cor- cluded their annual winter meeting at the Waldorf-Astoria yesterday. wind ing up routine odds and ends The National League will remain over un- til Saturday, however, when they will get together with the American League club owners for joint pow~ WOW ,eE~-a,-., --->< $
 The American will meet here Fri day and it is expected to set it's seal of approval on the new agreement.
 In addition to extending President Heydler's term of office for three years and raising his salary to. $15,., 900, the owners of the senior league who have been using the moist deliv- cry be permitted to continue till they out1ive their usefulness. Bill Doa.k of St Louis, made an appeal on behalf of the fog-baI1 pitchers
 Jimmy Leech, captain and half back of the undefeated Virginia Military Institute football team, SCOT ed 21O points with 26 touchdowns, AS goals and two field goals.
 John R. Gentry, world famous pacer, was buried in the infield of the track at the State Fair. grounds at Nashville, Tenn, with ceremonies bef1tting a king of the turf.
 q to muster a sufficient number of skilled players to meet little. Sammy Rzesch ewski the Polish boy chess marvel, who will soon visit New Ha- ven and play a, series of the great game if 20 competent players can be found.
 Members of the A w. Burritt Lum- Der company baseball team were treated to a dinner in the Stratfleld
 The Jersey. City coroner finds that Mickey shannon, the boxer, died from an accidental blow delivered by Al Roberts in Jersey City >
 Prevalent Nayin of the Detroit club is going to offer the management of the club to Ty Cobb when the latter arrives at the American League meet ing. .*
 Rube Marquard has been traded to Cincinnati for Reuther and this trade came as a. big surprise to BrookIyI fans. sa
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-16
Inandis Government
 Favored On Coast

Los Angeles, Cal, Dec. 16- ''Landis Government for the Pacific Coast Baseball League is favored by President Edward R. Maier of the Vernon club, according to his state ment just before he left to attend the annual meeting of the league direc- tors in Sacramento today. Maier said he would like to see the minors as we'll as the majors within the Jurisdiction of the new tribunal headed by Judge K M. Landis.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-16
Larry Doyle To Lead
 The Toronto Club

New York, Dec. 1e.-Larry Doyle, captain and second baseman of the New York National League club, has been selected as manager of the Tor onto club, of the new International League, for the season of 1921. This announcement was made by James McCaffery, president of the club, here yeSterday
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-16
Center Declines to
 Play Columbia Team

New York, Dec. 16-Center College has declined the invitation to play Columbia in football here next autumn, it was announced today by Bob Watt, Columbia. graduate man. ager. The manager Of the Kentucky eleven said the team, which is scheduled to play Harvard at Cam bridge, will be unable to make more than one trip north.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-16
Walnuts To Play
 .Crashoes Sunday
Teams Post Forfeit of $1OO to Contest for $2OO Side
 Bet and City Title

The Crashoes of the West End will meet the Walnuts of the South End, Sunday in a battle which will decide the city championship. All ar- engagements were made last night when each team posted a s200 side bet and $1O0 to go as a forfeit that only the men on lineup already agreed to will participate in the game. With all details completed the spectators are sure of the game starting promptly at 2:s0 and being rum off in the right mannery The 1inups:
 ftdlHGlS .CTdaSnCeS MatfliSOn CalIa han COyne
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-16

Since Johnny Wilson defeated Mike O'Dowd in Boston, the champion has stayed very much out of the lime light. Johnnys attitude. when the large purses which have been in vogue for the past six months are Step in, John, while the getting is good, and grab off some of the easy kale. What good is that titleA unless you get some revenue out of it?
 K. O. Joe Daly vs HaroIdttCusick Silent Reagan vs. Happy Hayes, Jack Locke vs Marty wiIliams$ East N. Y. A. C., Brooklyn, Dec. IT.
 Philly Lewis vs. Young Gradwel1 Blunt Forfar vs. Ray Hatfield, Me Guigan's A. C., Harrison. N. J., Dec. IT.
 Georgie Brown vs K. 0. Baker, Chester, Pa, Dec. IT.
 Charley weinert vs. Al Benedict Syracuse, N. Y., Dec. IT.
 Gene Belmont vs Jack Lawlor, , Tulsa, Okla, Dec. IT.
 Joe Lynch vs. Pete Herman, John ny Buff vs. Midget Smith, Barney Adair vs Sammy Good, Madison Square Garden, New York, Dec. 22- :,
 Benny Leonard vs. Chick simler, Philadelphia, Pa., Dec. 25.
 Young Bob Fitzsimmons vs. Jim Monahan, Troxlers A. C., Newark, N J., Dec. 25. Joe Doniey vs Kid Pancho, Mem i phis, Tenn, Dec. 25. Lew Tendler vs. Charlie White Philadelphia, Pa, Dec. 25. 
 Packey O'Gatty vs. Jack Troy. Troy i N. Y., Dec. 27.
 Terry McHugh vs. Young Leonard i Allentown, Pa, Dec. 2S. Lew TendIer vs Mel Coogan, Phil adelphia, Pa, Jan. l.
 Augie Rather vs. Bryan Downey l Columbus, O., Jan. l. Tilly Kid Herman vs. Johnny Gray Elizabeth, N.. J., Jan. 1. ! K. O. Loughlin vs. Young Neil, Al ! lentown, Pa, Jan. 4. Benny Leonard vs. Lew Tendler Madison Square Garden, New YolSr ! Jan. 2.
 Kaufman vs Harry Dixon, Com monwealth, s. C., New York, Dec. Is
 Sailor Joe Kelly vs. Johnny Lus tig. Spider O'Brien vs! Battling Phil . bin, woodhaven,, S. C., Dexter Park . l.. l., Dec. Is.
 George Ward vs. Paul Doyle, Pic
 neer, S. C.. New York, Dec. IS. Lieut. Earl Baird vs. Jimmy Maj tin, Pioneer s. C., New York, Dec i IT.
 Tommy Elm vs. Willie Herman Paterson, N. J., Dec. 20.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-16

Tex Riczard says he has closed a match between Benny Leonard and Ritchje Mitchell for the lightweight championship in the Garden on Jan. 1. Leonard is to receive $0,00O and Mitchell $2O,O00. Rickard says the receipts will go toward the Fund for Devastated France.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-16
HYDRAULIC LEAGUE
 IN WEEKLY MEETING

Records for Night. High single, Anton 11O. ....-- :. High single without mark, Lord 87, Buckley ST.
 High total, Anton 309. High team single, Ants 3S2. High team total Ants 1O5S
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-16
ID INGSIDE I\ED'S
 NOTES

Jack Dempsey is offered $50,000 for a fight with Harry Greb of Pittsburgh and he will have the privilege of taking half the gate receipts in a ten round bout. Dempsey indicates that he is not averSe to taking on Greb and incidentally grabbing the money.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-16

Jersey City promoters are arrang- ing a show in that city next Monday night, the proceeds of which will go to Mrs. McMillian, widowed mother of Mickey shannon, who died after a bout in Jersey City.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-16

Glasses were suspended at Notre Dame while the students accompan- jed the body of George Gipp to a train, giving the famous athlete great honor.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-16

The International Sporting club says the Pete Herman and Joe Lynch championship match at the Garden in New York next Wednesday night will not take place because that club holds contract with the ban tam champion.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-03

i.r m,m.ns.r roamj 1.lesraph 70
ON. coWrNNy vbn,u mails otuos hclr
,Auor,U,,d iu voucher ryHtom aud ma.
torh accounting Csc. World
MAutru AND AssuRrHt ct Tulsa
Laundry eco Good wnr'H
ENrEUiEN,Eu beauty operator .aetea.
Now Nork llair hhup. 'l9 p Main
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trains aH urtH agents. amply trUd liar.
Nr, NrvH office Cincinnati
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salary rspectod. 5itC. World, apply
uv lrttur
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news agents apry tNd laNw Nrsh Oih'e'
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IbNtilbN WANTED by UHHiughoan Kan-
uliuc engineer, can Give tho heat " ref
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-03

HASKELL D.. ego TNo light house.
Keeping rnuut fnr r"ni
HODGE. D.. Iall.Tvo ugnt uousrkrcp.
lnc rooms for rent, modern, down
stairs Phone THgT.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
tosr AND FOUND


LOST SUNDAY ."n hroken arrow road
casing with cover. SIS reward, return an
OLYMPIA AZ. Tuisa. phone osagr- a7st
So UEWNEp..tor return uf mounted
bva' mounted casing lost sunday eve
on Broken Arrow road, southeast OF
rulsa Phonc osago ''at
TAKEN tf small pig phon" pssEc gt,a.
LOST Dark tinr tr,cot't SASH, reward.
LOSr Tall urht aud tag between
Fourth and Second on BOULDER. if
found can Cedar soa
LOST-Strip.d velvet handbag with black
Slik cord, contains some money. KEYS
and valuable papers. In courthouse. cali
'hHFe ~.
5l6s u Reward
FIFTY DOLLARS RLNtRO
Yellow nigSbin trave.ing bag lost having initials -
B. n in b'ars Letters on sid Ff,v d0iare fesa-d
8llI h. paid and no questions Ated " returned TO
J. D. h'n ai3 Nayo Boa phone 0iAs' i222
PURELY PERSONAL
COTrAGE MATERNITY hospital; prices
reasonable babies adopted N desired
lll3 East Cleveland Guthrie. Okla
tA\tkKN. % MONS sorel pile, usuA. ~r'e IN
ieai!moniAS Boz 2it troup rstas
,ttRNUlNl Maternity HnspltAt Tor coniinsntnL
Private, prices reasonable MAY wort Tor board.
Babies adopted Write Tor booklet Mrs 7 H.
Long t1il hast fssniy seventh street. kausAS city.
Missouri
SPECIAL NOTICES 9
NAC SAYS me easiest say !, me bot way. 81
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WANTEO. mrdlo
age lady 80 care fur one girl l"prH
I'D nnd DO the housowork. twi Ih bU.
.lN. state wages wanted il nat lot'ar,
. D. Uauul,muu. DkmuigFc 'lua. o. 4.
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-03

on. rDNrNNY wants male otnne hclp
experienced iu yuu,urr ryHtom uud ma.
torln A,,puutus. tIH.t World
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-03
AUTOS fOR Hlsf-GARAGts
BOARD AND ROOMS


lynn nOTLl.. Have iss ch0ics room. s., ST =
and ) 30 pPf dsJ, fais tJ ne sncs Ugy tning
nsg and c,eab, lOl Ret ff,I Phone oiags
1850
HViE FkRN se,0nd spiih Egr bics 1fsIy m
nI,hsd rooms hy iAY ~ zee. Phone 0au s-l2
JACuBa nUftl.
200 E10d ventilated fooms, sgerthng nee snd clean
Room S s1d 81 20 per gigbt. -. 50 sud 81 per
sees 70s kAu Fivi street
NtW TERNlNAL hotel opposite Fnsro HAiiOn nss
and 10 20 date running Eatff 10 All ICONS pfi.
Ue hsihA steam heat burn coal and main
tain summer heat a. zero seAtha special sosslJ
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LEGAL.

NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING OF
OKLAHOMA NATURAL GAS COMPANY.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders
OF this company Sill be held on Weduesday
February 25. 1920. at 10 O'Clock =. m, a.
the office Of the company III West Fourth
street Tulsa. Oklahoma FOR the purpose Of
eecting board Of directors and receiving
and acting upon the reports o. the officers
and for the transaction Of such Other bust
ness as may properly come before the
meeting
In accordance with the laws OF the state
81 OK lahoms under which this company is
incorporated no stock can be voted or
which has been transferred on the books Of
,he company within 90 days newt preceding
this election.
T.. G. RITTS Secretary
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-03
BOARD AND ROOMS

BOARD AND ROOMS
tIGHI HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS 10
uNskELL b., ego rNo light house
keeping roomt for r'nt
HODGE. D.. lalt.Tvo uEht rousrksep.
lnr rooms for rcnt, modern, down
staus rhono 7n55
EASrON g.. 1.-TWO modern house
keeping; adjoining bath walking dis.
uncc. psnrc i2'i-l.
FOR RENTAThtee housekeeping rooms.
mod"rn water aud gas, $40 pct "oeh
Two LIGHT housekeeping rooms Tor rent llls last
fouuh st'r
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PtORlA s. 2.l Nra mebl bou,rts,ping fooma
vel s'i'r. gW and electricity nwHhh'd; near
MAlBtlL h. i; Tao housekeeping roona; ncpB
decuuted
FIFTH ". Nol Two furuiHhod rooms in
modern house phnuo o-aso ati"
FIFTH ". N.1..TWo rooms furnished
FOR Hight Housekeeping, modern, phone
Gt nnRiE S. 2I8 For tent lao nicely fufu.,hcl
rooms to' leht hons+e'pluf mnirrn
bostuN. y. ~. No hsh' h5lseSecpns rooms'
tUR MNt Two roam lght hyiietsrp1g apNi
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=
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GUTHRIE, y, 80, for F.at to aieor-
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EMPLOYMENT

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hlIUAIluNh hhltp-MAlt "
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PORTION WANTED by oasingnosd Eae-
uliue engineer can Eive tho heat " ref
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ENrEUlENCEb HtenoErepher deHtres
permanent position with reliable con
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EMPLOYMENT
BY Bud Fisher


SITUATIONS HAhtfn--hAlt AZ
vs. NNITD. ruHitIuu hy tnHpnuEbie gem
UuWbn position hH cashier or rlerk' o.
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FHSr CLASS MECHANIC IL, years ga
urricnrc viii do private work, no
charge Tor Inspection References dur-
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..s ..h.| t.u .1a1 HpIH..u 10 30 pr.. tl
#.f. 100 ..I.. aEr#HEn', HUa profitable
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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1920-11-11
MEN ASCEND FROM WCaMS7
Samoan Tradition as to tke cri3in Of
Humanity Is ono eft the Most
Curious.

AS term Of rhicule. human beings
have often been called worms" and
In this connection The Inhabitants Of
Samoa have a strange superstition re-
garding our origin. A very peculiar
occurrence takes place in $1mra 0nGc
a ye9r for period OF As hours. To
ward the end of October, dcnEc
mass OF sea worms appears on HE STIR
face Of the water surrounding Sa>n0n.
These forms, which are OF v.riaus
lengths, are great deliuacips &c the
Samoans! Known as "PHlaln." they
are sought for with enthusiasm by ev-
cry native man. woman and chUd. and
as they only st2y on the surface of the
water for a short time, In favored
parts, these worms WaTT watching for!
1t is in connection with these weird
worms that the SamOans' superstition
arose. The story is that TanH30a, the
chief god OF the SamOans. sent his
daughter, Tdri, down to earth to
search for a home. In all tie waste of
water there was only d .,r rock. and
she went and told her t#lher Of the
shortage of dwelling recommendation.
He thereupon gave her Yild vine to
plant on the rock which she had found,
and 1t f1ourished for time, then died.
Turf was vexed to think the vine
would not thrive, but her father Or
dered her to dig II up. This she did,
and discovered that all the withered
leaves had turned to worms, and that,
in some strange manner. these worms
afterward became men and women.
And thus the SamOans say, men were
created!
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1920-11-11
EVER READY TO HELP BLIND
Americans Noted Everywhere for
Their Observation-Disclosures Lit
tie Happening in Philadelphia.

In every nook and corner Of the
globe one visits, the natives do not
fail to tell you of the generosity Of
the American. The yH4ve will give
beggar a two centavo or two-centime
piece while an American will probably
give 80 centavos or centimes. And
Americans are not only generous, but
ready to do a kind act.
Right in the city of Philadelphia a
person often sees man or woman
helping blind person across the
street. Probably you would have done
the helping If the other person had
not been few steps in front of you.
The other day a gentleman saw a
blind man walking in circle and felt
sorry for him.
Walking promptly up, the good Sa-
mnritan said: "Is there any way tn
which l can help you!"
Stopping In his tracks, the blind man
replied: YES; you can take me to a
restaurant and fill me up."-Philadel-
phia Record