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Gilpin observer., 1920-06-10
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YOU KNOW 1T!

Were one to paint sky as blue
As some blue skies I've seen;
Were one to paint the trees the hue
OF strong and vivid green
That "evergreens' in winter wear.
The critics all would say:
That artist sure was on a tear,
To smear things up that wayv
Were one to tint the soil as red
As in the South I've viewed It:
Were one to paint. when day has fled,
A sky as God has hued it
The critics would arise and shout:
That painter mans a nut!
His things are daubs-well throw then
out!
For him. Arts doors are shut"
FINNICIN FILOSOFY
Some people ARE accused av
stalin' their wise remarks firm
other people. But whin we hear
their line av talk we are sur.
prised to see what poor selec-
tions a thafe kin maksi
Chicken Lore.
An incubator is chickens wooder
stepmother.
Human Relationship.
Teacher-Have you. any broth
ers?
Little Girl-One. teacher. I'd
"a had two II my Cousin Charley
hadn't died.
HER URBAN IDEA.
Little city-bred Lisabeth Scroggs
Went to visit some farm friends at Boggs
When asked, Where Is willief"
She answered. 'Why. silly.
Don't you hear him out paging the hogs?'
Can't All Be Beautiful.
Every notice how ugly o many peo
pie nre?
Gilpin observer., 1920-06-10

badge, because have the finest set of
jaws in the world and If ever you
come around here again. l will show
you how long can hold on with
them"
(Copyright)
Gilpin observer., 1920-06-10

IF a woman has no other reason for
loving n man she does 1t just because.
Gilpin observer., 1920-06-10

Charming Carol Holloway, the win
some "movie" star, high school and
academy trained, went to New York
to 90 on the stage. She was promptly
acquired by leading picture produc-
ing firm, and now is regarded as
ScreenIand's premier equestrienne.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-14
EASY TO DARKFN
YOUR GRAY HAIR
You Can Bring Back the
Color and Lustre With
Sage Tea and Sulphur

When you d1rkcn your hair with
Sage Tea and sulphur, no one can
toll because lts done $50 naturally. go
evenly Preparing this mixture,
though, at home is mussy and trou-
hlesome. At little cost you can buy al
any drug store the ready y-to-usc prep
aration, improved 10y the addition OF
other ingredients called "Nyvth' 8
Sage ard sulphur Compound You
lust damucn "A sponge or soft brush
with it and draw this through your
hair, taking one small strand at a
timo. BY morning all gray hair dis
appears, and, after another applica-
ton or two, your halr becomes beau
ufully darkened, glossy and luAuri-
ant
Gray. faded hair, though no dis
grace. Ia "A sign Of old age and as We
all desire a youthful and attractive
appearance. get busy at once win
Wyeths sage and sulphur Compound
and look years younger,-A
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-14
TULSA MEETS JOPLIN
Lpcal Scholastic tagcrs Engage In
Third of Inter. state Series
Next Friday.

with confidence unshakcn fol-
lowing the defeat at the hands Of
jerks last week The Tulsa high
school baske ball squad is prepar-
ing for It's third Interstate contest,
that with the Joplin, Mo. quintet,
al Joplin Friday. Previous inter
state contests, with Hutchinson and
W ichlta. Kan. high schools. were
victories for the Jayhawker.
Despite the record to date Of
three defeats and no victories. fol
lowers Of the squad believe 10 will
yet be an eastern and state cham
piouship contender The team was
crippled by the absence OF Morgan
and Wiorecke on the Kansas triu
and had had only "a few days o..
practice jerks was played to a
standstill and ~ the cagers OF tho
ncighhori1g city rank as one OF
the states leading scholastic fivcS
much announcement was given ir
The shOwing OF the crimson and
cream I'M that game.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-14
Neither Show Championship
Class in Newark Engagement
Fulton Almost Out IN the
Fourth Round Of the
Bout.
FULTON EASY WINNER
Moran Faded After Fourth; {;
Fulton Unable TO Stop
PittsburRher.

NEW YORK. jan. lJ Two Fhad-
ows arc missing from the well known
itail Of Jack Dempsey today
one is tho lpnlty shadow of Fred
Fulton. the other The pudgy shade Of
Charlcs Francis Moran
As result OF their Cignt rouud
bout AT NcVhrk, fulton aud Moran
huyc eliminated each other as con
tenders for iho heavyweight utIo
ana Jack Dempsey Atnud5 OUT aa Il
very lonesome champion as Tar as
American opponents are concerned.
Fultou'a victory over Moran Tor
the MiuucFoti bean pole 'Isly out
Io!ntcd The pittshurEhcr ia at h"0i a
hollow ono.
Evcryth ng Fulton hai In he way
~ a punch was stopped 10y Moran.
rhe nuky giant hammered away AT
Sir Francis after tho fashion OF a
atoneruttcr with a. rlcdgo hammer
in both hands But he could not
knock out the old wai horse from
the smoky city hud ho proved to The
satisfaction uf those who saw hlll
that ne has no business In mo same
ring with Jack Dempsey
Six of tho eight rounds went 10
Fulton In the first round Moran
rushed tho Minn0hutan ana won y
draw. In the fourth Moran took hc
honors and all hut had Fulton out
But ho lacked tho strength to pu'
across the winuing puucn.
Jack Dempsey may now devote hH
entire attention to Georges Chrpch-
tier and the movies.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-14
TOMERLlN WOULD
AID FRIENDS
Wants Other People BoIhcr-cd As
lio Was To Try Orgatouc.

Il wish I could personally tell
everyone who suffers from stomach
trouble ana indigestion the wonder
iul relief | have experienced from
the use OF Orgatonc and from the
way II has fixed me up 7 believe IL
would add years to their lives, "
said q, J, Tomorlln, ono OF tho own.
ers In the firm OF Boyd \ Tomcrlin.
cleaners and dycrs, AOg Fast Ninth
street, Fort Worth, Texas.
For the last year" no continued
Il had stomach trouble ~ bad and
went down 50 fast that II looked
Ike nothing whatever would huild
mo up again, and had about de
SPARED OF ever finding rcllor from
my troubles. / was fast losing flesh
ana strength ana almost everything
! ate seemed tn cause gas and
causo mo untold misery I had indi-
g"stion In its very worst form and
everything That goes with n ~ ap-
pruio was NvlN poor / could hardly
sleep and suffered constantly with
awful headaches
After taking OrEutono a short
Whlle / began 20 improve | kent Al
/ UP III now | haVo gained In weight
| ana strength ard feel hcttcr and
younger than I havo in years. or
/ gatonc treatment Just fillcd me with
| new life and ouorEy and nut mo on
/ my toot again. ! have fine appe-
/ tito and feel Ike a different per
SON"
DrEatone Is not so-cllled patsn,
or secret remedy, but a now scien
| tifio treatment absolutely free from
hllcohol in any form and Is sold IN
Tulsa by Roy II, Getman's reNalI
store, exclusively undor the personal
direction OF a special Orgatone rep.
resentative. other agents are the
ReXall store. West Tu'sp ..NdNt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-14
hdHsds city Boxers Are
TO Scrap at Hutchinson

KANSAS CITY, Jan. t3.--Johnnv
'Hhton, Kansas city lightweight,
was yesterday matched to fight Dlc,,
Morris Of Hutchinson, Kan. in "A 10.
round so nt Hutchinson. kan. Jan
Mhry 10, according to Manager Jny
ihonas who is plotting Clinton. In
motifs IN" Kansas city boy ~fs
meet tough opponent, as the
former holds a crrditnblo rcoord
with such men as George Chaucy
JOCK Malone, Mickey shay. Ca
Brown and Lew Tender, Jimmy lie
vine, middlcwoiEht, who is also an.
dor the MANAGEMENT OF Thomas will
step 10 rounds with kid Atwood of
Great BEND, Kan, Ht 90 same per.
formancC.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-14
Neuralgia Pains
Give Way To Soothing uamlir,
Wizard oil.

Ilamlin's Wizard oil isa safe and
effective treatment FOR hclda .Io sri
neuralgia. Rubbed in wnere The rsr
is. II ac's as a tonic to tho t,-,Iro.
nerves and almost Invariably brinc.
quick relief.
Its healing, antiseptic qualities GA,
always be rolled upon TO prevent In.
fection, or other serious results fror,
sprains, bruises, cuts. burns bli.,
and stings. Just as good. 100 70.
sore feet stiff neck, fros, bites ro.s
sores ana Canker sores.
Get it from druggists for 30 cent,
If not satisfied return the bottle an.
get your money back.
Ever constipatcd or have sic.
headache? just try Wizard Live.
Whips, pleasant little pink pills I'd
cents. Guarantced.--Adyt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-14
and Quarter
ROMAN AND KROHN TO MEET
NiddlcWclghte step 10 Hounds at
Springfield Next Friday.

TIUT NUUIU " FIOHla II'V md
Harry krohu Of Akron are schcl-
uIod io meet iu q lO-ruuud bout at
Springfield Friday Krohu defeated
Roman az Springfield last month
and beat Young ti'zsiUmous here
af fhe Grand Athletic dub Roman
beat EH. My'uho hero few weeks
ago The mon arc middlowclghts.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-14
PERFECTlNG DEFENSE
Coach schmidt Works Kendall Bas.
kctccrs Hard In Preparation
for Opening Games.

Coach Francis Schmidt is point
ing the Kendall college basketball
squad for the opening games OF the
season. with the ChnoccO Indians.
Of Chilocco, Okla, here Friday and
Saturday nights. The opening
games arc usually little more thar
practice affairs. but the Indians
present one of the strongest quiu-
tots on the schedule and two bitter
~ fought games are expected.
Coach Schmidt is placing par
tlcular stress upon the Development
OF capable defense with which u
meet the whirlwind offou~c OF the
Indians II Kendall is able TO break
up tho Chillocco offensive play. they
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-14
FREAK PITCHING ABOLISHED
Texas Moguls Permit Splttcr---ro
play Game schedule.

HOUSTON. Texas, Jan l3-At
meeting OF the Texas league club
owners hero sunday all freak pltch-
ing except the spit BAH was apol-
ishcd In the Texas eaguc'
Tho club owners also increased
the player limit from 10 to ia men.
They also adopted the 1920 sched-
ule of l52 games with opening day
set for April i6,
The Houston club traded First
BasemRn Sncdccor for pitcher Don
aid ana Pearson an, catcher liarkins
of Wichita Fails,
A committee was appointed to look
into the matter OF increasing the at
tendance price. The meeting ad-
journed late sunday afternoon.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-14

Sliaut. ll2; Barrys Pet. ll2; Bridge
Player. lOa. Pindar. lOJ, CorWoran
1893 B1reukH. l04; on High lOA'
Eiddlcdce. tO4. jim Hastings l09.
Third Raoc, y Euriongs.
VI Bert Thurman, lO2, Toad
stool. I02, RappahannOck, lOl'
Langdeu, l01, c. \. Comlskey, l0l,
Duke ot Dovonshirc. lO1, Huron
1OI: Brouuor 1l5. Miss Sterling
no. Bugle call no, Salute. 10,
Hattie McCarty l05. Charming 10,
Archie Alexander. 10, Mack Garner
t15. Coronado, il5.
Fourth Rauc, Nile and sixteenth,
wood Trap. 1lli Madge +. 10,
Panaman 1903, Omond. l02.
Iffth Race, One Mile.
Duchcc Lace. i09. Sticking, l09i
Mistress Polly lO4. Toddler l03
Ny Dear. IS
SIKH Race. Mile aud sixteenth.
Mdhcr. ma, Deckmate. ll3, Op.
porfuuIty ll2 Nebraska. ll2
Paddy Dear. iO9, Dandy Dude. lO9
Crumpnl iO4. Mountain Rose II
lOt. water willow. l0l; BABY
Lynch 99 Lady Loutfellow, 90
Iciustrr. o.. Astroa. o.
seventh Race. Nile and Quarter
Little Cottage. l0G, Pit. t03I
Crt.ow 9N. kinr Neptune. l07, Tan
lac. no, Fairy Prince, l02
Dlusoor.de. 1Oi. Rookcry 1903
Frank Ntftov. gl
Clear aud heavy
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-14
BOYS TEAMS PLAY AT ~"
Tulsa Basket Bah Juniors Tourna'
mCnt Led by Hale and Mcgee.

Three games were played by teams
In the younger division OF the boys
community basket ball league in the
Y gymnasium Saturday afternoon.
Fred WOodson, boys community sec
retary, refereed and the following
scores were made: polln Tire. . and
Hale Hardware, "a; Mcgee Sporting
Goods, 13 and Reds. ?, Cadillac 6,
Buicg Z.
The basket ball Tournament wIlI
run until The middle OF February
when each player on the winning
team I'm the two divisions will be
presented with a medal by the Y
" &. \. at g. pu1lie gathering
The present status ot 'hc teams IN
the smaller di.is.on l. as follows
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-14

cago as the hub, viii so5,
formed, according to an annour,.
ment made here by George W p..
ringo, a former Cleveland AM.
can league infielder. Tho to'.'
will include some OF the u,sre., ~.
dustrial concerns OF The ,oi,,...
taking in Wisconsin. Illinois Ct.5
Indiana and Michigan. Tho p,,,,..
will be professionals drawn fy,'
all parts OF the country. 'W
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-14
POLICE REPORTER SEES
THE DUNCAN DANCERS
And lie Can Almost Hear "Bunkics'
Aunlu
lFrom the Seattle starr

ltrOm the Seattle starr
In the last six years, In fact ever
sine" have been handling ponce
nows, | have never been called
upon to review u play or go To a
show of any Kind except once in a
while they send ono down to see
The Merry Grass widows or
THE blonde Bathing beauties"
So when our regular dramatic
critic got sick and they told me
there wcro two tickets waiting for
me at the Metropolitan for the lsa-
doro Duncan dancers. and | would
see the show aud beat of few
dozen words on the subject on the
morrow, was some surprised.
| don't mind writing about The
HlOudc Bathing |oautics' because
| that kind o. seems In my line hut
whom they sent me to one OF these
hlghbrow entertainments | feel kind
o lost
Bnt. ANYWAY. here goes,
AZ first | Thought It was going
| tn ho funny. Thcrc was a queer lit
| le TAT man came out and played
/ thing with lots of truls In IT, He
| looked like. kcwpie and he didn't
seem TO know exactly what he was
| to play Ito kypt on praCtiring at the
scales and trying ont an OF the
KEYS ON the piano. nud Just whom |
thought hr was going to start play
! ing hc uuiU
l. And whom I first saw the girls
! thought GOOD heavens There
aiu't nowhere these girls can gel
| yaCciuatcd now $50 that 10 won't
| show. except hohiud the ears "
There was "a lut OF smoky blue
| draporics enclosing the staEc so that
IL looked like the bottom OF some
fairy sea whore mcrmaids play, and
| pretty soon the follow at tho piano
his name was George Copeland --
began 90 play slow, lifting kind OF
a piece, and hale "a dozen girls
| tlCatod ON and began To dance.
In n tRr Country.
I don't really remember much OF
what followed There wasn't mu j
iaz2 In the show, and the girls
didn't wear enough clothes to BUY
| mosquito glands for a flea, 10 dldn
seom like the usual musical comedy
show. And whom the music began
Kind or slow and tuta"ay ana the
dancers ghdcd around the stage,
! like scawccd waving with tho tide,
| sort of lost track uf things ana be-.
gan 90 tive I'm taraway country
where there's not much else but
beauty and charm and tho radiance
OF youth.
/ guess most Of tho rest OF tho
audience felt tho same way about 10
only moro 80. ! never heard such
A silent house when the girls we're
dancing or when Mir. Copeland was
pi,ying ono Of those Chopin things.
| ir,,ryho1, seemed foatinr away on
| lr,nn,s and Z, no living I'm some
,,.,,,tj,,, country ~ tb,it own
~, ~ al no an, N,rrhe
| -, ,',.,t,, ,,l ,,a sl,v,
ulv"'T -, ~. l,,Tr'G,' ,r a., don,crs d ,ntcr,
- ~ ~ ,I1,.t oT NH musir
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-14
southern Umpircs Named

MEMPHIS, Tenn. Jan. l3.--An-
nouncemeut was made at southern
association headquarters here today
that four OF last seasons umpires,
Dan Pfenniugcr. Hadley Williams.
William Brennan and Harry John
son, had signed contracts for the
1890 season. Louis Roth, a former
Western league umpire, also has
agreed to terms offered by the
Southern association
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-14

DENNII jan I3-""IU0 HuTman.
Chicago bantamwtight, H victor to-
day by q knockout. over Dick Grlf-
fu Griffin was put down for the
count iu the third round of what
was scheduled as "a 2U-Jpund bout
az the stock yards stadium last
MLlhL
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-14
HARVEY YOUNG ROLLERS WIN
Defeat q. VI pritcihrd fowicrs
After losing First Frame.

Winning the second ana thirh
frames after dropping tho ilrHI
tho Harvey young howlcrs last nlghi
defeated G. NJ Pritchard rollers IN
tho Y. NJ. G. A. league. Jcwett OF
Harvey Young was high individual
roller with score OF 5Ov
Tho acoTpa.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-14

The teams arc named for the dif-
fcreut business firms Of the city
which furi ished their suits.
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NEWARK. y. H., Jan i3a-Erod
Fulton of Rochester. Mimi out
fought Frank Moran OF Pittsburgh
IN an cight-round- bout here tonight
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-14
fourih Nnoc. Ono MIC
Tinh Rarc Mile and one yipb,b.

raul 'opnplD CThurbcrJ tIrst.
King Neptune. tColiettD second
Little Cottage, tButwoID third.
Timc, 2.02. Flapper Arbitrator
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-14
srlrmih Nnnc. MIlc nnL 1o Nnrds.

V'nOriT IyuE, tIOlIIcITU firsf7
Marshnn tButwolD second Pulaski
tlleuplcJ thiri. Time 1859 3-5
Alexander. Statim. Hortldauo. Bcthe
I'M, Baby Sister, rrcyaricatc. Jessie
Louise and Sluuny II also ran.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-14

baseball during the past lG years.
=
Throughout his long tenure Of
office. Herman has, at an times.
acted foe tho br7l interests OF
baseball There has never boon
AN accusation liid against thr
Cincinnati club president oven
by ihuBn who have. for two years,
sought hiH dismissal or rc5.gut.
ton. In fact. the uppoHuun ip
Herman has boon nom his own
league. IN his desire To- be- fair
ana non partisan. hc has given
the American league tho hroIiaa.
charges the National league mag
mates garry Herman fought
tho Federal League. Ills wise coun-
sci has prevailed on numerous O,.
clgiouH to the best interests OF
baseball A. president or the Ciu-
Clnnati club, he has always siIivcn
to give the fans of that city win
nor Ills popularity. oven before
tho winning of "a league and
worlds championship. was great
ana permanent In Cincinnati
Garry Herman docs not leave the
chhlrmauship of the National com
mission discrcditcd. Uut he leaves
YIN honor ana with the fun know l-
'tdgc chat his has bccn an invaluable
service to- the national games cause.
-
Iiy the way, has anybody socu Joss
Wizards movies taken shortly be-
fore the fight. July ~
-
Neither have we
F.
Jack kcnrns, Jim Cofforth. VI.
Dcscamps, Charley cochran, ~ al.
hrc now engaged In "a great game oI
hokum, entitled "OffCr. OFFER. Nholl
oifcr Ncu"' Aud the long suffer
ing public reads ana wccp-. cone
hfc the dh y when ~ boxer signed for
flght and then entered the ring "A
lew weeks later, Nowadays ~ takes
thfnn 'hit year to put their names
I'm the dotted lines.
-.
iill NcaEor, san Francisco Exam
ln"r sports writer, who accompanied
charlie Swinehart to Tulsa tho week
or jack Thompson's fight bout with
sam Laugford, is again writing box
Ing, after having taken whirl as A
tennis scribe.
ferslstcnt rumOr says that BnI
Folwell, Penn football coach sine,
IVY, Is slated for the gate by mcmi
bers OF the Penn football commit
toe. Thus do The mighty fan. Foi
wen N rated ns one of fuotbnIlt,
greatest directors and dcvclopcd \
splendid team last fan. Cause ft,
IN" oppositiun TO Folwcu has no
been diyulgcd.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-14

All clothing stores are not alike, though they
all sell mems clothing. We've tried to make this
business stand out as an institution with a definite
policy Of service - to assure you the best in
quality; the latest in styles; to see that you
ceive every courtesy; that you are absolutely
satisfied with every purchase you make. If you're
not, We'll gladly refund your money.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-14
[ONAND MORAN ARE NOT HEAVYWEIGHT CONTENDERS

should be able to negotiate a suff-
rcient number OF baskets to win at
least one game.
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sixth Race. Nile and Onc.Iighth.

Soldat De Nerdun. O.vEoI FIRST.
Nntuinetto. tTiucpleJ second. Red
start Warrington third Time
2.ol 3-5. Sleeth, j. g. Stone. Mayor
Calvin. Caddillac and Lottery ais,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-14
STYLES for older men

They're just as smart as the
young mems styles; only modi-
fled a little to suit older mems
tastes and to fit the figures.
Stylish double-breasteds; new
sack coats; in all sizes. We
make a Especial point of fitting;
you'll be satisfied on that point
here.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-14

Run George. li2; Joe Goodman
ll2, John :. Readun. ll2, Whippcl
ll2, on Doctor. ll2: Automatic Red.
ll2, Nanny o. Minc. 1Og.
Second Race, ~ Eurinngs.
Tho Pirate, llA; Airdric. IA.
Alhuja, ll2, Short Change lI2:
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-14
Hart SChaffner G. Marx
Overcoats for winter

OFNINOut % IOI W IIItNI
Winter is here. NoW's the time
to buy your overcoat and be
comfortable. There are warm
ulsters, Chesterfields, slipons,
and box coats with Raglan
shoulders; made of the finest
all-wool fabrics that are warm
and durable.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-14
TONIGHT"S BOUTS

At Detroit Mike O'DoWd, mid
dlcWoiEht champion. vs., frankie
Carbonc. eight rounds
A. Topeka - Rough House
ware. Tulsa, bs Battling Jim
Johnson, Topeka. 10 rounds.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-14
Thlrd Iinoa. u Furionr4.

Tho Boy. UykcJ FIRST, Minute
Man. tCOlllettD second. Arrow
Head. OrierccJ third Time, 1917.
saHiu, Night wind, Lola and Charley
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The Turf
AT NIM ORLEANS.
Results Yesterday.
First IsDIs. 3 I'urIDngs,

Queen Of Trumps. tGlasa) first,
Margaret Dixon. tHowardJ second;
Sky Blue, tAmbrOseJ third Time.
% rs. Pauline Solomon, oh Yes
and Mary Head also ran.
SECOND Race. u turlongs.
Sodgc Grass. tGrothJ first. Bees
Wing tHeuploD second. copy Right
tNaIls third Time l.ls 10. Mldia,
Blue Jeans, ON High, Nashotdh.
Double Van ana Am First also
ran.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-30

Inspirados sin duda ell el eiemplo dc
los Estados Unidos y animados por el
laudable anhelo de salvar la salud dc
los pueblos, varios estadistas hispano
americanos Sc han entregado con teson
y ahinco a la tarea de obtener que Ell
sus respevtivos paises Sc dicten leyes
tendencies a restringir ell consume de-
alcohol, va que no a prohibir por com
pleto su empleo como intoxicante.
En- los parlamentos de la Argentina,
Chile, Uruguay, Paraguay. Bolivia, Qua
temala, Costa Rica y otros Sc han presen
tado proyectos en- tai sentido han ST
do discutidos con ell interes que la gra
We importancia de la materia demanda.
La opinion pIblca ell todas esas nacio-
mes ha estado de acuerdo en- Ia necesi-
dad de que la mayor brevedad possible
Sc adopten al respecto medidas energi-
cas- estableciendo leyes prudentes sa-
bias que pongan las gentes a cubier-
to de los peligros del alcohol, va que
la estadistica sefala un numero de vic
timas que infunde verdadero pavor; pc
70 existen diferencias profundas de cri
terio respecto a la manera como la res
triccion deba imponerse sin que hasta
ahora haya sido possible negar un acuer
do defnitivo
Alegan unos que ante todo por So
bre todo esta la salud de la colectivi-
dad, que en- tratandose de una cues
ton de utilidad publica ell legislator
no debe tener EN- cuenta las mermas que
sufran las rentas del estado al supri-
mir~fna de las entradas mas cuantio-
sas por medic de la restriction alcoho-
lica. Arguyen otros que la prohibition
o la restriction dejaria sin trabajo a mi
les de personas que hoy SO ganan la vi
da por medic dc la industria de los al
coholes que no encontrarian en- mu-
cho tempo campo alguno en- donde des-
arrollar sus actividades. Sostienen es-
tos que en- los Estados Unidos ha sido
possible la aplicaci6n de la ley prohi-
bitiva debido a que la enorme fuerza
industrial de este pals 1ena como por
milagro Ell vacio que dej6 la muerte de