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Evening star., 1920-02-15

score of 305. Mrs. Charles L. Frailey
is the women's champion and Mrs. I.
Pierce is the present holder Of The
Evening Star cup.
While no decision regarding filling
Of the post of professional at the
Chevy Chase Club has yet been made,
the golf committee announced last
night that the list of names submitted
for final consideration has been mar
rowed down to five, leaving the i'm
preston that quite a number of pro-
fessionals had made bids for the post.
The decision will be made within a
week, 1t was announced.
William c. Ballantyne of the Colum-
bia Country Club. twice amateur
champion of the Middle Atlantic Golf
Association, will probably get little
time for golf this year. His time will
be more devoted to business than ever
before.
Prospects for golf about Washing
ton looked good last night. and il the
present fine weather continues today
there is every probability some of the
courses will be played over. Speaking
of indefatigable golfers. there are few
who more enjoy a round OF golf even
in muddy weather than Maj. Seth
Williams and James T. McClenahan Of
the Washington Golf and Country
Club. Daring the dangers of pneu-
monia and ''f1u." this pair have played
time and again in the winter season
when no other golfers dared venture
forth.
Evening star., 1920-02-15
STAR YANKEE MERMAIDS
TO COMPETE IN HAWAII

NEW YORK. February 14.-Charlotte
Boyle and Ethelda Bleibtrey of this
city, two of the best known woman
swimmers Of the country. will COM
pete in the woman's national cham
pionship 100-yard straightaway swim,
to be held In Hawaii April II and -.
Their acceptance of the invitation to
enter the competition was announced
here today.
They will also participate in several
other championship events while en-
route to and from Hawaii Before
leaving for the Pacific coast they will
appear In the 100-yard free style and
the 100-yard backstroke Champion
ship contests. to be held in this city
on March 13 and 16. respectively. On
their return from Hawaii entry will
be made in titular swimming races to
be held at San Francisco and Los
Angeles.
Evening star., 1920-02-15
WAR COST YANKEE OWNERS $4,000.

Any kind of warfare costly the ball variety
Cured their month campaign against Ban Johnson
the Mays
New York magnates of about $1,000 month The real
the of who
The Yankees bought Mays from the Red sox July 81 for
$4,000
the player Johnson
Johnson
Mays pitching
followed such bewidering
the
in the Mays suit have been printed and the of evidence the
forms volume bulky
eordng OF the officials of the New York club the
will reach the 100000 mark The New York disposed
of
the the
well worth while Vice President Huston
saying:
THE American League rule
which, ALL in The of
the Mays the awarding place
provides for board of review of which Ripper member,
all which
tuonal rights This provision of the settlement Of has
widespread influence the conduct of the
The feeling the club glad
in
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JAIL FOR JACK JOHNSON
IF HE RETURNS HOME

CHICAGO, February 14.-If Jack
Johnson wishes to return to the
United States and surrender to fed
eral authorities to serve q sentence
Of year and a day in Leavenworth
penitentiary, it must be uncondition-
ally and on the same terms accorded
"a other fugitive from Justice.
c. .rles II. Clyne, district attorney.
announced today.
Mr.. Clyne said he would pay no at
tention to Johnson's plea In . letter
from Mexico City that he be allowed
thirty hou-s' grace to arrange ball
II he retuI johnson ned the
country after icing found guilty and
sentenced for violation Of the Mann
act.
Evening star., 1920-02-15
ALEXANDER TO SUCCEED
HEISMAN AS TECH COACH

ATLANTA, February 14.-W. A.
Alexander. assistant for several years
to John w. Heisman as foot ball
coach at Georgia Tech has been ap-
pointed coach to succeed Heisman,
who resigned recently. 1t was an
nounced today.
Assistant Coaches Wood and Clay
will be retained, and another man
will be added to the stan. Alexander
is an alumnus OF Tech.
Evening star., 1920-02-15

and Patterson individually in the ma
tional championship and a special in
ternational series, while in the latter
they also teamed up and defeated the
doubles titleholders.
senting the equivalent of the Davis
cup match. johnson and Tilden made
a clean sweep over the invaders.
While such a youngster as Anderson
might increase the strength of the
Australian team. 1t Is not likely that
he would have subdued the leading
American players of 1919.
Evening star., 1920-02-15
Houston Club Is Sold.

HOUSTON, Tex. February 1.-THE
Houston base ball club was sold to-
day for the sum OF $65.000 to a num-
ber Of Houston business men by Otto
Sens and DoAk Roberts. Sens and Rob-
erts retaining approximately . 20 per
cent interest in the club. Sens was
elected president Of the new company,
which will incorporate for 100000.
Evening star., 1920-02-15
PERRY GETS OFF EASY.
National Commission Reinstates
Athletics Star Pitcher,

CHICAGO. February IL Scott
Perry, pitcher. formerly with the
Philadelphia Athletics. was reinstated
today by the national commission.
Perry. who left the team last sum-
mer, was suspended by Connie Mack.
In reinstating him the commission
assessed no penalty, but warned Perry
against again breaking his contract.
Evening star., 1920-02-15
PROMISING BATTLE AHEAD.
Lew Edwards to Box Richie Mitch
ell Ten Rounds in Milwaukee.

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, February IA
Lew Edwards. champion lightweight
boxer of Australia. today signed ar
ticles to meet Richie Mitchell, Mil
waukee, in $en-round, no-decision
contest in Milwaukee on or about
February 25. Mitchell il expected to
sign in day or two.
Evening star., 1920-02-15
ALEXANDRIA HIGH BEATS
FRIENDS TOSSERS, 1913

Alexandria High basket ball team
defeated the Friends quint last night
at Alexandria in a snappy game by
IA to s. The Friends team played
scrappy game. with Hoes starring.
For the winners knight featured.
Lineup and summary
Evening star., 1920-02-15
WEDNESDAYS TO BE LADIES' DAY HERE.

The inviting games
according
1t follows:
Every Wednesday during the championship
scheduled will be ladies day On all designated ladies
will be admitted the
the 1t
take advantage of this In order occupy
special ladies'
check from the exchange ticket
for ladies will be provided on days"
Ladies will novelty having
force here off and They
cities the circuit
erruptedly for
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Davenport stuff enough ranking regular
may do with the assistance furnished by Mr. Vostead but faces
Al Schacht
control earned respect for his pitching last fall
tainments particularly fitting him for emergency
other
weight HEAVIER coad with Fisher
of Akron last Snyder has the makn proper
coaching develop rapidly With
and listed possible
two of apprentice work in the minors.
Grimes Golden the Boston sandlote
autumn and jeremiah Tecumse Zachary complete the list pill
propelers. Nohipg
from the of College,
portsder has been his studies this
to Red
Cross ambulance driver. game
against the Browns, which he credited with
though working only innings has concluded that
sadly deficient lot
genius and concluded bde the until he obtains his
skin sally forth the world
brains if not Drawn accorded recognition Zach
his ofside fppe-and that he young for
couldn't boast anything than
skeleton
repertoire rapid pace may yet
lefthanded talent that Nationals
Zachary being the only hulers
fifth has been seeking
Evening star., 1920-02-15
Kid" Lewis Knocks Out Brunier.

PARIS. February 14.-Ted kid"
Lewis OF England tonight knocked
ont Brunier. the ruunef-up for the
welterwetght championship Of yssaos.
In the ninth round
Ferrey quit to I'm ylssD - -
ninth round.
Evening star., 1920-02-15
LOCAL CHIEF BELIEVES
STAFF OF COMPETENT
PITCHERS IS ASSURED
johnson, Shaw, Erickson and Courtney the Reg
ulars, With Davenport, SchacM ond Snyder
Filling In---Ladies' Day Kegiued.
By DENMAN THOMPSON.

Assuming that the or quitting business,
February by the
call the and that the entire personnel OF the Washing
Clark Gh believes there VIII be only one
section rodng contender
championship racethe inied Roth Milan and Rice ad-
medly and balanced outhd trio ever pre-
will little complaint the backsoppng he lfed at
present OF Joe Judge first base with the three
candidates. the whom Joe eonarS frank
Stanley Harris and Crosby Wahpun
uncertainty the OF
by President Manager Griffith who beves
and well rounded to re-
evolved despite the detection OF ke schau
and three duty1s adequate tor any
ball club provided its members display the proper wares anu
he confident those he has lined do just tha thhs
JOHNSON, SHAW, ERICK AND COURTNEY
Walter Johnson course the mound brigade
and Aanked by Jim Shaw and George Erickson ohnsons es
efficiency with the third best
of enough questions to whethe ne
slipping and Shaw showing furnishes good grounds Tor expecting
the Pbugher fash the best OF his cksonS
the placing him down
the bottom to game eaiheu
recalled that the include the
put with Detroit where the he felt with his
strkeout the he toiled the rtmen and
unmstakable evidences ability maintain last when
collapsble knee OF his sound
bulky blonde should consistent
The niche the of regulars will be occupied by
Harry Courtney
the three
when picked end Courtney adudged by
competent critics closely a.hnhed pitcher than
he fails make good convincing " judge OF ball players
will be surprised.
for the principal roles the burden OF box duty but there
half others skukng opportunity
wooy regions great southwest
The OF his ability his first has been de-
letters about and he will his boadat pitching
to the baters il other
Evening star., 1920-02-15

Princeton (34). Positions. Cath u uSl
Netts, King. Left forward. d..,...I Lyons
Hynson. ......... Right forward. -. .McNamara
Rutledge
Dickinson,
Winfield. Center .... Donovan
Madleigh. Opie. .Left guard ........ .Glascott
Goals from noor-Lyons t2), Glascott, Dunn
80, Netts O., Hynson (5), Dickinson, Opi,.
Goals from foul-Glascott (D. Netts Io)
Time of halves-2O minutes each. Referee
Mr.. Deering. Umpire-Mr. Schlosser.
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W WILL BUT

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A;sss1: c.,1:,'I E a, a.
D;ss::s',cs S::.: 3. 9 ~
Inssdsss o. . Ref tokial
white Panther
osaSs Mutual.
cSneord OIL.
But SWANSON COMPANY
cohriviCATes
Best tsvsetmsut es he markss
We have iseusd January dividend
No .: most dividend March lot,
Write for full pastiouissa
riTrsBURo COUNTY. OKLA,
,sw aessA half or siI. veil
blocked snd fsvsrabiy 10
estsd' ehssp ....,.p,...elee
FUTILE ACREAuU
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Farm AND ACRE TRACTS

FOR GOOD FARMa ~ ranches come u
xophens County. Okla. We have them
ahh tho price 10 right Have l,0o0-scrs
ranch, nov worth the money. Write o.
can On L. T. Fostss b Co.. DuaeaA. Okla.
iI AcnEs-'H Milss east csIlisi EliI.
. uo acre. 10 evltivstiea. belaaes pasture:
s.'cem hosss. bsssmsnt, vial mill tank
and good water. good barn, sssd house.
weson shed. chicken heussj fenced on !
sides price 5000. cash $4,000 viii hsndIs
Possession at once
W u GROVES
iisb n. Broadway ohlshona City. Okla
Walnut :tit
FOR SALE or TRADE-iso.Acrs farm.
sfo~n house, well snd c,stsrn, one
mile from hiGh school town, Addfsss j.
W Williams n. y. I, safe. No.
ron SALE or TRApE- ieoo.sors osis.
N HON @ho,s' rrn,h For Information write
i'S s1g.h. DAIRY rhRM-.Thr.. mile.
ready :" sov orchard. fair improvements
school me mile 5000. Owner, II. brand,
Moott oklahoma
MARION ACREAGE
Esoellrnt sandy loan soil. best Ifor
fruit, vegetables, etc. and u don't gel sIl
muddy whss ~. vet trse,s Of 20 70
IN hkf mile OF ths Katy station and 10
Hilek east Of the city. early buysrs get
choice Of trscts and iowfr prices, VIII
improve any of thess u sui y6s you can
iis. better ssd for tess mo~sy u nsfIon .
Msricns first settlsrs-a pionssr; lets
talk II over. Cali Walnut Si11 during Of.
flee hours End Walnut tsss before and
after. THE ULNpisH COMPANY. owner.
sti.s Llbsrty Nationai Bids
io-AcRE cBJCKkN RANcn--s miles of
..oa ' ~.,s ss' ".. sss.' ;.ss! ;.S s'1s s,s: s @
part cash and good terms
W. n. OROvee
iiaS ~ Bresdway. Ohishsma City. Okla.
wsisst etis.
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worth over halt: tssms. Ovnsr. Bes re,
Moore. Ohiskems.
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rsnatsdeg 10 scs1 Orsse and timber. Z.
room hosss; sced 1Us veil of water; 3
mlies RAILROAD love m state road; nsAS,
snd rssesys u oil. chas. L. woo'ss.
sAcRk TDAcr
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bungalow. ban. ckiehss hose gocd eis.
tern; s~s block ses llas sidswslhs; will
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REFRIGERATOR AND SODA
FOUNTAIN

SODA FOtNTAtN
We have several bHtsaIns IN both nsv
and slightly used 6gtfts =. 10 i. -
Aut 20 foot. can include In same con.
tra,f sll fixtures nrcesrafy ~ omen VI
ruiup'ets drug " confectionery store will
save you money easy monthly payments.
promp' shipment write. wire Or phone
collect Gtosmsn Fountau Company, rsl.
las feras
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phI'p sroHE toR SALE, MONEY
MAKER. 80 COMPETITION. wESrERN
OKLA. iNipirE 4. son WILL sTAND
iStEsrip tfi0S. tAsit ONLY. u, q.
vti.AHvnAN,
t,,H sAI.E--sicoa hiilr tr~eify hustssap.
Il sssd tsyn, ylh. railroad ~ssrA NJ
sles. IiaissviiE. CSiH ~
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THEArERs FOR SALE

TflnATER OFFERINGS
pest show In town Of ssoe 5000 cash.
will invoice move.
fully equipped. bes, located show IN
town of t.ooo. together with sexi:g-u
building All for Ds.See, hsif cash
In Tsnas. sguipnsnt almost new. ts,oes
each rev more.
Ns viii buy sNy shov worth the
money. See W N yeo ~snt 20 hay pr sell
OKLAHOMA riiEATEH EXCHANGE.
80 iNf. nf.ni. okiAiIpNA ,lrr
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I'M nEsr nlrs rs luwX

THE nEsr ntYs lS tuwS
vh-,l' good cr,s bcen driv.n only
1900 miles Will ~ tot o. 100.
National siyj seven pnssnGsr new
pAlnt. flns condition. used isss than Que
/ year. titno
Oakland itii nv.-pansnx.r new top.
new painti looks Ike q new car, Just
2vethauled, Will cell this to you for 1850.
r.is. llsh, .I. n.r mlg, new TOP
been thoroughly oyethluhriN In Al tuu.
fitun, ~c viii cell this ear Tor tsiO
rhiss sever, passenger q new paint, car
! u the best ~ condition. new tire t'o.e
hus 'hls car. we hsve 20 MAX. room
y Tor new tats that Arv NJ transit
Moon. se,lnd,r Continental motor. new
paint, new top. this I. . real buy Tor
N5o
! ni'i. 9 Continental motor. rrw paint
I lurt o'ethauI-d priced TO sell qIict .,
, bN'
Ford touring rir lpis model; new
paint new top. runs ike nes Ia the
| """" :" se' hs y y"u want bargain.
lh7 - going AZ itn
I We ha,ss N moro car. thu AZ. alt
/ in good condition, We know SECOND hand
values and know that thc,e cars are
priced rirhi and viii ri,~ YOU guar
Mtf"i trading prire On nov r-ss oats
% the future Wr viii make terms On Au
rats that ~" OTTER and sell to rehAhig
people.
II { ATKINS : A, SHEFFIELD AND
RILEY DAVIS
sAtEsMEN.
A G ADKINS INC, RETAIL PAIGE
,os NORTH HhoApwAr
PHONES
MsrLE 81. AND MAPLE So
sen touring brand new risht otf a.si
ers floor. can save you more than i1oO
on this cat
rRnogs.rRANKLtS 60.
.i':o W 'rlts'. Nslnu, 80
1917 SrrpEHAKkR sS u.t over
hauled. tof sale or trade fnr LIGHTER co..
Maple sus
ONE TON rorf truck With hodv AMI rnh
t''t cla', eopdltton si' W Main
THE pEsr BUYS ~ rOwN
podE. sed.n, isl, model, wiz. wheels
good tlfss b..n driven only I Geo
miles -lll cell for ii.fse.
Ns,ionsi str. seven -pA~sns.r nav
palnt IN. condition. used less than one
Oakland 1910 n,.rs,s.ns.r: new tor.
new paint looks like a new rhr Just
oN"rhsul.d VIII sell this TO you for
1850.
Pals. iish, s's new Paint. new tor
hesn thoroughly oNsthaulsf In Al con.
dNon, We will sell ,hi, car Tor 1850
fsis. ssven. passenger q; new paint. car
IN III. bes, Of eonditicnt new tire. ti.esA /
hays this Ger! We hav. "a make room 10,
new cars that are In transit
Moon; s.eyllndr con,in.n,ai motor
tts0
Davis q Continental mc,s-. new r,ln,
ast orerhsuledi priced 70 sell quick Al
rord touring car i,i, model. new
paint. new top. runs like new no the /
one tn get this n you want . barra,nt
this II going At t35c
We have . lot more cars that are ali
In good condition; ws know ssoond .hsef
'siueg ana know that these cars sre
priced right sNa viii rive you . guar.
snie-d trading price on new fsiss rav.
In the futsrs; We will make terms on sif
csrs that We offer snd sell TO reliable
people
4 q spxiSp, INC. RETAIL PAGE
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SEN touring brand new risht on i.si.
ers huor. can save you more than t1o0
on this eat
oKs.FRANKLIS co
.N 20 " FIRST. Wslnu, -,
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largest brokerage hous. In
soythsest handling stochs. bonds,
leases. prediction.
No order too ssaali for eur 81.
tsntion o. too large for our CO.
pscity.
We essss subject - market
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THE SWANSON cOMPANy
Maple s1g
Evening journal., 1920-09-28
WEBB DELEGATION
TO MEET HARDING

The Elijah NJ. Webb Association, in
session on Monday evening. discussed
plans for their part I'm the coming Re
publican campaign. Joseph Dryden,
chairman Of the h. NJ. w. A. Harding
First Voters Society. was the orator.
lie referred 10 Senator Hardings
speech OF acceptance.
In order 10 put an Impetus in the
associations work, several prominent
members Will go on a pilgrimage TO
Marion, o.. the home Of senator Hard
INK. Harry barkins will be chairman
OF the delegation. About sixteen young
men Will make the trip. 1ney will
| leave Wilmington on Friday afternoon,
October 10, for Philadelphia, where
Governor Coolidge Will speak at the
Academy Of Music, on. that evening.
| After The meeting they Will proceed to
| Pittsburgh in a Pullman car, and
thence 10 Marion.
The ladies' auxiliary was granted
/ The use Of the associations rooms for
/ a Republican mass meeting, on next
| Friday night.
The football team will meet in the
assodahlons rooms on Thursday
night.
Madam Lulu Seals Ashneld. a blind
contralt0 and pianiste. Will give a
program at the association. in No
cember.
The social feature was a brief min
strel show in blackface and grotesque
costumes. Aaron Hawkins, as "Di-
nah," was a scream in his inter-min.
ute song relating 10 club members I'm
the audience. $. NJ. G.. Glebc. the
piano sharp, delighted with his syn.
copation.
Evening journal., 1920-09-28
CICOTTE DENIES
THROWING SERIES

CHICAGO, Sept. 2s UNITED Press)--
Eddie Cicotte, named in a published
statement by Billy Maharg, Philadel-
phia. as the White Sox player wilo
volunteered to throw the 1919 World
Series 10 Cincinnati for 100000 to-
day positively denied participating in
the deal.
Clcotte admitted he met Bill Burns
In a New York hotel shortly before
the World Series as Maharg alleged.
He denied there was a whispered con-
ference in a private room but said the
meeting was In the lobby Of the hotel,
with many other players present
"Of course. / met Burns said
ClcOtte. "He was my old buddy on
the ball team. We met in New York
just like any other two friends would
meet But we never went TO a room
together and discussed any deal TO
FIX the SERIES"
Clcotte said he didn't recall having
ever mot Maharg.
The Maharg statement, coming on
the eve Of the resumption Of the
grand jury Investigation into alleged
crookedness in the 1919 World Series
Evening journal., 1920-09-28
For a strong finish to our
End-of-the-Month Sale
OF Fine Knitting Woods

we have added some regular soc hank
woods that are suitable for slippers and
reduced it to only 39c hank.
Then there's lot of Gemantowns
that were 42c hank and are now re-
duced to only 29c hank.
And four good colors in two-fold
Saxony are reduced to Csc hank.
Worsted Knitting in good colors, in
GLIDING grey, are special at $4.25 box.
A limited lot of Shetland Floss is also
reduced for Wednesday to 25c hank.
You will find this sale a popular and
money-saving event for experienced
knitters. You will find nearly every
color in the sale, but not in each particu-
lar kind of wool, so better come in early
and get the first choice of these end-of-
the-month good bargains.
Cart Dept, First Floor)