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Election District.
JOSEPH W. KING,
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Precinct, Eighth Election District.
ELMER SHAFFER,
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Precinct, Eighth Election District.
ANTHONY CATION,
J. R. M'KENZIE,
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Election District.
WILLIAM HAMILL,
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Election District.
CLINTON P. MICHAEL,
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enth Election District.
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Election District.
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Election District.
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Election District.
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Garrett County, Maryland.
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The Officers of Registration for the
Fifth Election District will attend
and sit for the purpose aforesaid in
the house of Mrs. Susan Englehart in
the town of Accident.
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ELECTION DISTRICT NUMBER
TENDER PARK.

The Officers of Registration for the
Tenth Election District will attend
and sit for the purpose aforesaid in
the Savedge building in the town of
Deer Park.
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Supervisors Notice
Re8iStrdtionOfVOtefS
Office of
The Board of Supervisors of Elections
for Garrett County, Md.
Oakland, Nd, September IA, 1920


Oakland, Md, September IA, 1920.
In compliance with the provisions
of Section IA, Article 33 of the Code
of Public General Laws of the State of
Maryland, and the amendments there
to, enacted at special session of the
General Assembly of Maryland, held
in September, 1920, the Board of Su-
pervisors of Elections of Garrett
county in the State of Maryland, does
hereby give notice that the Boards of
Registry for the several districts and
precincts of said Garrett county will
sit for the purpose of registering all
qualified voters of the said county,
(male and female), and for the revis-
ion of the said registries, from the
hour of 8 o'clock A. NJ, to the hour of
9 o'clock P NJ, on
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER %, 1920,
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1920,
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 9th,
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18th,
and will sit during the same hours for
revision only, on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1920,
ION which last mentioned day no one
can be registered at their respective
places of registration hereinafter
named, for the purpose of registering
in their respective registries of voters
all persons who possess or before the
day of election next ensuing may pos
sess the requisite qualifications under
the Constitution of the State of Mary
land and the laws made Hereunder
emitting them to vote in said election
districts and for the purpose of per-
forming all other duties required of
them by Article 33 of the Code of
Public General Laws of the State of
Maryland.
ELECTION DISTRICT NUMBER
ONE-SWANTON.
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First Election District will attend
and sit for the purpose aforesaid in
the Election Building in the town of
SWanCOn.
ELECTION DISTRICT NUMBER
TWO-FRIENDSVILLE.
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Second Election District will attend
and sit for the purpose aforesaid in
the Council Chamber in the town of
Friendsville.
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THREE-GRANTSVILLE
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Third Election District will attend
and sit for the purpose aforesaid in
the Council Chamber in the town of
Grantsville.
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FOUR-BLOOMINGTON.
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Fourth Election District will attend
and sit for the purpose aforesaid in
the Cleary building in the town of
Bloomington.
ELECTION DISTRICT NUMBER
EVVE ACCInENT
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ELECTION DISTRICT NUMBER
SIX-SANG RUN.

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and sit for tie purpose aforesaid in
the Election Building in the town Of
Sang Run.
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ELECTION DISTRICT NUMBER
ELEVEN-THE ELBOW.

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Eleventh Election District will attend
and sit for the purpose aforesaid in
the residence of Joseph Warwick.
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ELECTION DISTRICT NUMBER
TWELVE-BITTINGER.

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Twelfth Election District will attend
and sit for the purpose aforesaid in
the old store room originally occupied
by G. W. Engle in the town of Bittin-
ger.
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ELECTION DISTRICT NUMBER
THIRTEEN-KITZMILLER.

The Officers of Registration for the
Thirteenth Election District will at
tend and sit for the purpose aforesaid
in the Council Chamber in the town of
Kitzmiller.
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ELECTION DISTRICT NUMBER
SEVEN-EAST. OAKLAND.

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Seventh Election District will attend
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the Office of the Board of Supervisors
of Elections at the Court House in the
town of Oakland.
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ELECTION DISTRICT NUMBER
FOURTEEN-WEST OAKLAND,

The Officers of Registration for the
Fourteenth Election District will at
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in the Dr.J. Lee McComas office build
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adjoining the Commercial Hotel, now
located on Liberty street, adjoining
the Oakland Garage, in the town of
Oakland.
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MONEY TO LOAN-On first mort
gage on real estate. E. R. JONES,
advertisement.
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NINE-JOHNSON'S.

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Ninth Election District will attend
and sit for the purpose aforesaid in
the shop of Thomas Johnson on the
National Road.
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EIGHT-2nd Precinct. Red House

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ELECTION DISTRICT NUMBER
ElGHT-1st Precinct, Ryan's Glade

The Officers of Registration for the
First Precinct of the Eighth Election
District will attend and sit for the
purpose aforesaid in the Election
Building on the Northwestern Turn
pike.
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ELECTION DISTRICT NUMBER
TWO-FRIENDSVILLE.

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Second Election District will attend
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Friendsville.
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ELECTION DISTRICT NUMBER
THREE-GRANTSVILLE

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Third Election District will attend
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Grantsville.
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ELECTION DISTRICT NUMBER
FOUR-BLOOMINGTON.

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Fourth Election District will attend
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Bloomington.
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FIVE-ACCIDENT.
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ELECTION DISTRICT NUMBER
ONE-SWANTON.

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the Election Building in the town of
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HOW SHE WON

think you are outdoors enough to
smoke out there, or at least you
could smoke in your den"
mo" he replied. II don't intend
10 This is my house and am mas.
ter of it; ana intend TO be comfort
able"
Then I will smoke also" Edith
flung at him as she left the room,
slamming he door behind her.
The next day Sherburnc and Fdith
were not their own selves. Both
were distant ana cold.
That day Edith bought some scent
ed cigarettes; and as Sherburne,
after work, came up the walk lead
ing TO the little white house he saw
shadow OF Edith smoking cigaret
outlined against the cIrtains.
Angry, he rushed into the room,
finding Edith reading. lie questioned
her concerning tho shadow, but she
only replied ".,o"--she did not
know nor care.
This performance continued for
three or four nights, hut one night
Sherburne stole in through the win
dow In hs den unnoticed by Edith
Then to his amazement he saw Edlth
with a c!garet in one hand and the
lamp In the other, the lamp outlining
her shadow against the curtain, that
hung from the window facing tho
walk
The situation was so laughable
Sherburne, unable 10 contain MS
mirth sat down and laughed. Easih
was so surprised that she dropped
the cigaret and gazed at sherburne
In astonishment.
Sherburne said: You win. !
will smoke In the den hereafter
and gathering Edith In his arms, he
kissed her again and again 10 make
up for his past coldness,
Whenever their lit,Ie son asks
him why he only smokes In ,he den
Sherburne says, laughin~'y looking
AT Edith. ASK mamma
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when Sherburne brought his little
bride, Edith, to the white house on
The hill that overlooked the smooth
lake conteutment reigned for two
months and then came the quarrel
Sherburne first met Edith at the
,seashore. She was clad IN a bathing
suit OF blue and her red hair peeped
out from under her rubber cap
Edith was small and dainty, but an
excellent swimmer, and she soon won
SherDurne's admiration,
One day, when bevy of the young
people were gathered on the raft'
Ed''h was pushed Off and, In her
downward flight, struck her arm
against a sharp rock, which mad
caused It TO be broken. Sherburne,
AFTER waiting for Edith a moment 10
come TO the surface, dived and
brought her UP limp in his arms,
During Edith's convalescence
snerburne brought her many proofs
OF his love, and Edith consented TO
nave him always provide for her.
The snow was silently covering
lne fields while they were married
and az Sherburne and his bride en-
erred tho little white house, while
ne snowflakes dropped in the little
ice.
They were sitting in the dining
room, On the table lay the DEBRIS
" 'he!r dinner. Edith broached her
Question
hherbie, do you like to smoke
very much ?"
sherburne looked up from The
evening paper.
ssk?"
\, hate the smell OF smoke, Sher-
ssurhe and you will get my new cur
N'as 6lackened and full of smoke
,AM Edith saia tNis she looked at
h." attractive room with the daintily
hug lace curtains. which had filled
Aer heart with pleasure.
heAdes. Edith continued. -
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The Turf
AT NEW ORLEANS.
Results Yesterday.

First race. four furlongs--Voor-in,
tStack) first; MlckclBulne, Rodri-
quez) second; No Foollng, nyke)
third Time .4g 90. Run George.
Vera T'wiford. Natalie also ran.
Second race, five and one half fur
longs IauEdcn, CIhurber) first
Barrys Pet. tDrcyerD second. Gem
cral. Rodriguez third Time,
1907 As, Speedy Foot Nohlemnn. .
Spokane Queen, McddlinR Miss. Col.
Murphy. Valerie West. Buck Wheat.
Richard V also ran.
Third race, mile and 70 yards
Phillisttne, CBurlSeD first; Triumph
ant, tS,ack second; Fairy Prince
(Richcreek) third. Tlme. I:4b 40.
Corson. Dragon Rock. Prince Doug
has, Blue Thistle, Dundreary. Little
String, Margaret NJ. Capt Hodge.
All Vezina. Mitchell May also ran.
Fourth race, six furlongs-lady
Brummel. tErickson) first; Fritz.
CWillis) second; Kings Champion.
(MetcalG third. Time, ia 2-5.
Pewaukec, Frank +. also ran.
Fifth race, six furlonRs-T Win,
(ThurberD first; Legotal. (Stack)
second. Osgood, (Picrce) third.
Time, 1913. Bon Tromp, Cobalt Lass
also ran.
Slxtn race milo ana elNteentn-
Hadralin, tWrighD first; Nepper-
han. (Judgc) second, Golden Dawn,
UichcrceD third. Time, i:47. Celtic,
Saints Bridge, lwiniwin, Sicsta also
ran.
Seventh race, mile and sixteenth
Scourgeman, NykeD first; Gour-
mond, tHoeller) second; Miss Filly.
CPaulay) third. Time. l:4S. Athena,
Brown Fayorite, RcVoler, Brian
Boru, Indian Chant also ran.
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Entries Today.

First race, three and one-haif fur
longs---Joscphine X. i07; Pauline
Solomon, 112; Knhoma, 112: Miss
Odrianna. 1l2; Twinkle Blue. 1l2;
Bess WEIGH, 112; Vera Twlford. ll2:
Kayman, l15; Tut, l15. Coombs.
il5, No Fooling. ll5; Freddie. i15;
Marguerite REESE, l12; Ruby Miekow.
l0i; Morning Face, ll2; Tawasentha,
l12; Tommie c, 1l5; Humpy ll5.
Second race, six urlongs-FlyinR
Frog, 90: New Model, 1Ol: Sllvey
Shapiro, 1O1; Onico, 101. Madras
Gingham, 1902. The Gallant. l04; Sir
John Nergne, 100; Columbia Tenn.
l0g; Bell Ringer, III; Pleasureville.
III; Prospero Baby III; Marasmus,
III; Wall Street. III; Huntermann,
ll2. Sherman A, 104; Biddledee, 81 /,
Ragazza, 81. Celtive. 100.
Third race. mile and sixteenth.
Goldvale, 90; Charming 90. w. II.
Buckner. SO; Tit For Tat. 90; Chick
Bnrkley 10l; Prunes, l03; Goldcrest
Boy. lO4; Thursday NlRhter, 100,
Bubbling Louder, 10S; Gaball0, l0S,
Capital city l09; lwiniwin, 10.
Fourth race, five furlongs --
Maiden Voter SO; Talisman, 9S, Ace
OF Trumps, l0A; Cormoran, l04;
Birthday, 10I; Richard V. lO4;
Tattle, l0i; Miss orb. 107; Rainbow
Girl, lO7; Yyette, lO7; Stepson, 1l2:
Toe The Mark, H.; Magikon, 1l2;
Pokey Jane, 9s; ula, lO7; Gorham.
ll2.
Fif,h race. one mile-IIeavy
Weapon, 80; who Cares, 95, Lazy
Lou, LOG, Quito. 1OS; Night Wind,
III; Irish Kiss. IN; Spccdstcr, M,
Fort Bliss, III; Nose, III, Duke
j John, 1l2.
sixth race. mile and 20 yards
Nellie WitvEr, 95, Midia, 81. Nash
Otah, 100, GadllnR, 100, Viola Gaff-
ney l02, RIB, lO3, Foreclosure,
l0a; Thunder Bird. 1906, Emma J,
105; copy Right, lOs; Challenger,
lOS; Red Domino los, Edlth Is 1O3.
Blue star l06, Maize. 800.
Seventh race. mile and three six
tecnths-Bcn Hampson l13; Wul-
igan, 1918 El Roy llS; Incidence,
ll3, Wil DO. ll3, Bcrtadauo. 49,:
Dragon Rock. ll3. Glcipner, l13;
Tanlac, ll6 Roukery. 1903. Ponde-
rosa, ~, Amino, los, Arbitrator.
ll3; Dr Cre.glcr, l13
Weather clear; track fact
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DEATH OF S. P. BLACK
Familiar Figure In Tulsa Sporting
Circles Dies After u Game
Fright AnInHt Death

S. y. "Blackie" Black. familiar
and loved figure In Tulsa sporting,
circles, died yesterday morning Mt
$3.50 o'clock at the oklahoma hos
pital, as the result Of injuries sus-
tanned when no was struck by ele-
Nator weights in the basement OF the
Security State Bank building
Wednesday, February 1S.
Big hearted, genial "Blackie,"
numbered countless friends in Tulsa
In all walks OF life, and his loss IL
felt personally by all those who had
the opportunity OF knowing him.
He made IA valiant fight against
overwhelming odds. and even in his
last moments. would not admit de-
feat. Friends talked with Mr.. Black
few minutes prior to his death and
he was cheerful and confident he
would live.
MIR. Black was 35 years of age and
had been resident OF Tulsa for SOW
eral years, He was owner OF the
National barber shop until "A few
months ago. At the time Of his
death he was a director in the Fryer
Vacuum Sander company Mr..
Black was q rNember OF the Masonic
lodge of Tulsa.
The deceased Is survived by his
mother, Mrs Salinda Black OF Berry
VILE Ark, two brothers, II. w. and
Richard, and son. Harold, aEe ~
years. Burial will be at Mr.. Blacks
old home at Ber1-yyille. Ark, tomor-
row afternoon. The body will be ac-
companled there by a large number
OF Tulsa friends.
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What promises TO be the greatest
boxing card staged In Tulsa for
many moon. providing me p1nci-
pals live UP TO their regulations, In
scheduled for tonight when two
bpIts involving boxers OF champion
ship contending class. clash at con-
vention hall.
Promoter Eddie Matthias of tho
Tulsa Sporting club has made ex-
tenSive preparations to assure the
success OF tonightS card. In addi-
ton to the two final bouts two pre-
lsminaries of interest are carded.
Mr. Matthias has secured ring off
Gals who have demonstrated their
capability on numerous occasions.
which is an important factor in the
success or failure OF boxing show.
Fighting Middleweights.
In the main event OF 5 rounds.
George Greek Brown of Chicago,
one OF the greatest middleweigh.s g
ot the past decade meets Battling
ortega, sensational Oakland scrap
per. Ortega has enjoyed a meteoric
rise to the top OF the pugihstic
world, and he is now rated as one
~ the leading contenders for Mike
ODowds crowd. Ortega has been
virtually promised n go win O'Dowd
on thc Pacific coast, providing he is
successful tonight
Brown, great Spartan" NIT ar
tist, who has engaged in 317 ring
battles. during which time ne has
met every leading light in the 1856
pound division, is, like Ortega,
foremost title contender. He is
matched to meet George Chip, con-
,ingent on victory over Ortega to-
night.
AS great interest is centered on
the semiJwindup as on the main
event Mckee and Hughes have
met six times Four times they drew
and twice Bobby emerged with
hairline decisions. Each boy has
been frequently mentioned lately as
possible opponent OF Jimmy wilde,
flyweight champion Mckee IL
practically closed for a 20 with
Wilde in Denver, This match Is
also greatly dependent upon to-
nights affair.
Two widely divergent styles should
he offered in the main bouts, Brown
afd Ortega are battlerTs Of the old
ffshioned type. which should as
sfye a elugging match in the final
event Hughes and Mckee are spec
tacular boxers, two OF the cleverest
In the game.
Boxing OF Divergent Style
'ferdlu 'NTed tNntln, nationally
known referee few years ago,
when he handled main events for
he St. Louis Moose club. will Off
cate in tonight's main goes Larry
Daley. who was agreed upon as ref
cree in the semi-windup, has de-
clined to otficia'e In that bout, as
he managed Bobby Hughes las
summer, and he decided that II
would not he fair TO either boy for
him 10 officiate.
XII Spaok. Tu'sa's clever news
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OXING PROGRAM is PRESENTED HERE TONIGHT
Last Nights Bouts

At Ncward-- Benny Nalgcr out
pointed johnny kilbane In eight
rounds. Abe Goidstctn knocked
out Al Hiemcr I'm the sixth round.
A. Cleveland Charley White
outpointed Gal Delaney in 10
rounds
p'Eocfc won a popular decision
over Eddie Fttza.mmons In 10
rounds
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eNuch Interest OUer
Cdging Contests to
Decide City HOnOrS

Much interest is being evinced
over the first OF a series OF city
championship basketball games,
scheduled for tomorrow night
when the undcfeatcd Ohdo Ctics
five champions Of the oil league,
clash with the Tulsa high school
faculty.
Kendall college will probably
challenge the winner.
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SIXTH OF WEED
BECOMES CIGARS
Tobacco Experts Show
Over Billion Pounds
Used in 1919.

WASHINGTON, Fob. 27-Of tho
entire tobacco crop Of l.3S9.OOO. 900
pounds In 1913, tho cigar types can.
stiiuted about Oue-s'N,h aud the
chewing, smoking srSff and cxpOri
% pes most OF t8o remainder ac-
cordIng 10 the tobacco experts In
the department. Of agriculture Tho
cigar types are heavy producers per
acre. the average fou 1919 bclng
l,2G5 pounds, while 'hc other types
had an average OF $40 pounds
Before 1873 The average farm
price Of me cigar types of tobacco
Was always above thar Of the other
types nee 70 whole but In chat year
the cNtraIoriuury European demand
for tobacco other lhau the cigar
classes and the immensely increased
use of chewing, smoking and cx-
port types to 4I3 cents on Dcccm
Der I. or greatly above the price of
2l.9 cents for cigar tobacco. In
deed thc latter class Of tobacco had
"a lower price than iu either 1918
or 1917, not because OF increase Of
production, but because Of weaker
demand, The cigar has been over
taken and passed by the clgarct.
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TULSA TO MEET 0. C.
iOCpl scholastic CagcrS Play I1nsl
Scheduled Game Of Scason nj
Oklahoma city.

Coach T.. w Bau and eight mem-
bors OF tho Tulsa high school basket
ban squad leave Tulsa this morn
iug Tor oklahoma CHy. where they
meet Tho scholastic caEcrs OF thai
city tonight In tho final scheduled
game OF The sssaon for The local
fvc.
oklahoma city has a fast. fight
ing quintet, which Will put up an
cH.D.uI'y bitter fight against tho
locul five
The players who will accompany
coach Nau 90 Oklahoma city are
Garter and Vernon forwards. Wei.
uCHfc, ccutcr; Reese ana Shafier
guards. and Irafkl, Berlin ana
Morgan. r'a.-yc forward, uanter and
guard. respectively
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W. l.. Clubs Get Card Tosscrs

ST louis. Feb. 2s.-Tho 81.
Louis Nationals tonight announced
the release OF the following players:
Tom Kelly, pitcher to the Houston
club of the Texas league; William
Brown and James Bottomly to the
Joplin and Sioux City teams of the
Western league, respectively, and
Fred MollwitZ to the Sacramento
club of the Pacific Coast league. The
latter three are first basemen.
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nodpc,,. orr for ,nmn

NEW YORK. Fch. 26 The ad-
vance guard of tho Brooklyn Dodgers
sailed for Jacksonville, Fla. today
abroad tho steamer Arapahoe. Al
MammauN, Chuck Ward and Clar-
cucc Mitchell wcre the players to
head for the training camp Via tho
water route Tho other players will
Ro from their homes by rail. Man
ager Wllbcrt Robinson will arrive In
Jacksonville sunday. Active training
viii start on Monday
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-27
CHlCKASHA PLEDGES FUNDS
iinlscs Guarantee for Entrance In
Western Association.

'HlCkASliA. Okla. Fch. 90 At
a mass meeting ~ business men and
fans hero this afternoon. It waa de-
tllcd that Chirkasha will nut base
utli team I'M the Western association
this year. Details are To be worked
ont tomorrow and Saturday, tho
necessary guarantee posted and this
city rs 10 have representative at tho
league meeting I'm Tulsa Sunday Tho
necessary guarantee was pledged in
"a few minutes during the meeting.
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Electric lights for jerks.

Sfl"IIaT 70 TIC WOfTd.
JENKS, Feb. 26.--The Sapulpa
Electric company is wiring the town
for electric lights. This company was
granted tho franchise in 1917 by an
overwhelming popular vote. It is
thought that the town will be lighted
during next month.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-27

boy bantam, meets boy worthy Of
his best in Van PITT. Of Sapu"0a.
P!ltz is the only boxer who has
given Spack fiEiAt within recent
months Kid Murray OF SAND
Springs and Battling Johnson OF
Tulsa, hard hitting and willing light
weights, open tho show with a six
round curtain raiser.
The first bout starts promptly at
S:3O o'clock.