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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-20

CITY Atternsv.
Tubiished IN the Tulsa DAILY World
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a. a. ssi 81 wnIis ,sls fsS,:s'.I 1sSS:sE CON- q
''"'' rSsi'snsIsSS rSkSisHSScE No. a,os
An Ordinance to apportfon. levy ana
ssa.ss special taxes In payment OF the
,o's sEwsR q p,srm so enir' 'wsr
nted and established by Ordinance No.
III; and declaring an emergency.
WHEkEAA In pursuance of the provi'
| Oklahoma, and tho statutes Of the stats
| OF Oklahoma for such cases made and
provided. the said city dld by oIdina ne q
TRIcT NO. 81 and after declaring u
necessary 20 construct sewers In SAID
SEWER DISTRICT No. 6l by tho provI-
iih day Of May. 1917. ist to w. W. Fuller.
Contractor. = certain contract for tho con
s,rnction of a eertsln sanitary sewer In
BEwEH DISTRICT NO. 81: and
wHEREAa, In pursuance Of said con.
tract. said W. W. Fuller has constructed
a certain sanitary sewer IN said SEWER
said contrsct has been accepted ana ap.
proved by tho city Engineer and the Hoard
Of Commissioners OF the city OF Tulsa. and
" ,s sa.. os s.Ss
said. and under the terms Of the Char
ter Of tho said city Of Tulsa. Oklahoma,
" 10 deemed necessary by tho BOaFN OF
Commissioners OF tho CITY Of TULSA, Okla.
homa. 10 levy and ass.ns q special tax
upon the property liable to assessment
IN said SEWER DISTRICT NO. 81. by rca.
son " the construction Of said sewer and
to pay 10, tho sanie. ana
WHEREAS. the total cost Of tho con-
structiob Of said sewer In said SEWER
DISTRICT NO. 81. Including sItras. has
been aAcertained and In hereby declared
to be the sum OF o. 1872, ali Of which Is
TO be levied by special assessments against
tho iots ana pare.'s OF land benefited by
the construction OF said aewer In said
REwE DiSTRicf NO. a.: and
WHEREAS. all legal requirements have
been complied with to authorize ths levy
OF the assessments against said lots and
parcsls no liable for the cost Of eonstruc-
tion Of Eatd sewer In said SEWER Dis
TRiCT No. 81, In tho amounts hereinafter
specifisd 10 section I Of this ordinance,
NOW THEREFORE,, BE IT ORDAINED
IY THE BOARD or COMM ISSIONEHA
OF THE CITY OF TULSA. OKLA
HOMAi
REcTioN a. That there snail be, and
there In hereby apportioned TO and levied
upon and assessed against the several lots
and psrcelh of land In said SEWER DIS
TRiCT NO 81 IN tire city ~ Tulsa. okla
homa. no benefited by the construction Of
said sewer, HH special tas. 10 pay for
tho construction of aaid sewer. tho
amounts respectively, as follows!
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-20
CONGRESS WORKS
DURING HOLIDAYS

emergency tariff uni tuesday or
Wednesday with the sunday civil
and many other appropriation bills
to follow.
Senate leaders are prepared for a
tilt early this week on the motion a.:
Senator I.a Toilette, republican,
Wisconsin, to reconsider passage OF
the Poindcxter anti-strikc bill \
motion by senator poindcNtcr re
publican, Washington, to table the
La Toilette motion. a move barring
debate under the senate rules, ~ ii
prospect.
Emergency immigration lcgisln
tion, passed last week by the house,
Is TO be taken up Tuesday by the
senate migration committee.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-20
MRS FRANK SEAMAN.
City Auditor

FRANK w. DUNCAN,
city Attorney
(Publlshed In Tho Tulsa DAILY world
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is2i world Publishing co, Publishers
ORDINANCE no, 1il6
An Ordnance to apportIon, levy snd
Asssss special taxss In payment Of the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-20
LEGAL.

PEcTtoS 2, Tina, ,hs s.,.,sncn,s
hereby lcvicd on each ~ the shove men
toned lot, and rarrclts of lend ars bo,ehv
derinfcd to hr q lion upon suoh lois soi
parcols ~ land 10 the asirc extent ss oiber
laSts aud shall he collected and enforced
IN the same manner 10 other Ga yes ia and
Tor The CIV OF r'Ilaa. okinboms arc eoI-
leoted
sy rs,ic5 shsn en d d,s,asa ps ,n,n ,b,ss s'fs ~,
eauat annual ins,aiImon,s n, autbor,ted
hv said statutes of the stat. Of okiahoma
Tor Tch eases made and provided, thar
tho ,sscsstrrp,s sh.ti AGAR int.r,.t =, ~.
rate ~ eieht oD n,r cent nor annnm'
payable annually a, the time of the pay.
ment ~ the several instaiimsn,s Ss ths
iIrst insteiimcn, OF aaid asssssnents. 20.
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the the ,1%nnSs I" P df.rpsS pi's insssment. @ wss @
20. y"",x i",o,'st ss & Sn ,ns On unssd ss ,n''s Az
ci peccmbcr oi each succeeding year
un,ll sli shfll 4. pail ,u
.ess,d may at any time during the four
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Ws,sbo,nn, that III. " "pobilc,,,o os this
ordinance as r.auircd by law sha,, he
,a nh n"r,ans in,sr.s,sd In IN. ssss"s.
m,ni. hereby levied BY tho terms Of this
snclion Ihan am S SId'nsnesss sss
ppsav,.,or. o, os ~. o,%,n.nrs ,snsn, '
such .ontle, crisis. are nerspy rspssisa.
s.1 1I'oN ~ rnN =" smesssm,.cy ,.y ;.s sSs
.ot 'ne p,e"s,,~uon on VI s,Ips M pv',s ssm,s
nance shall tAks effect from and after
IT'S passage appro.sl snd puoica'ion.
PASSED ana the em"rMenoy cleuee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-12
TANKER WILL
BRING RELIEF
Foreign Ship 10 Bring Oil
for City

Mayor Hugh NJ. Caldwell was In
receipt Monday Of a telegram from ]
ID. koes. superintendent OF lighting.
declaring that the shipping board
had authorized the use Of foreign
tanker TO isanrport fuel oil 20 SO.
attic. The General Petroleum com.
sany has assured city officials that
hey will supply the oil for the mu
nicipal nrht plant " transportation
" furnished.
Thru lack Of fuel oil AZ the lake
Onion steam plant the city 10 faced
~ith an electric currcnt famine.
Ross telegram was the first sssur.
anos that the municipal light plan,
would be able 10 obtain oil
Light officials declared Monday
that the city would have little arm
Guilty In securing The services Of .
foreign tAnkse.
Secretary OF the Interior John
Barton Payne wired Admiral Ben.
son. head Of the Z. =. shipping boa ri.
saturday. asking him 20 furnish an
oil Hhip 10 carry fuel 70 ScAttiaL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-12
SAYS HARDING
PROGRESSIVE
Sen. Cummins Stands Up
for G. o. p. Choice
nv RAYMOND CLApPER


MARION. Ohio. July ia.-on the
problems that face the country.
Warren q. Harding II az progress
siye as any man In tho country.
Senator Albert II. cummIna. Iowa.
progressive republican. declared 10.
day. after a conference with the
republican presidential nominee.
Cummins said Hnrdlngr outlook
II forward and not backward. lie
discussed railroad problems with
Harding. and declared the nominee
has q comprehensive grasp ON the
problems ahead.
cumminn. ono OF tho authors Of
the Eseh-cummins rnilroad hill.
which recently returned the roads
70 prwats control, declared that
inadequate transportation facilities
ar. costing the country more every
day now than the war with Ger.
many coat MS on any day.
Harding also saw l.. j. Tabor.
master of the Ohio state grange
today. They discussed agricultural
probisma and nfterward Tabor de-
elarcd the nominee IL keeniy aiiys
Ia the importance Of proper
recognition OF agriculture.
The attitude 10 he taken by the
republican party toward the rail.
road problem ~nn considered at the
conference with Cummins.
Organized labor will seek 60 A..
feat candidates for congress who
supported the measure and are
trytnR 20 secure n congress which
VIII repeal the act and pass one
providing fer governmental opera.
ton and greater liberties for or.
Eanized employees. Harding voted
Tor the cummins bin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-12
Wife May TALK
At DEATH TRIAL
Mrs. Marion Pittman May
Testify for Husband

FRESNO. Cal. July is.--Intima.
tons that Mrs. Marion r. Pittman.
third figure In the love TRANS
which involved her husband and An.
drew Nicholson. recently shot to
death and for whose death Pitunan
is now on trial would take the wit.
ness stand TO tell Of her relations
with Nicholson. ADDED another touch
Of sxc&tsment 70 the already tense
situation here today.
Attic Mrs. Pittman II sim -rniss-
ing" attorneys today said she would
appear At the TRIAL
Revelations involving alleged esca-
pades with women In this city and in
Bskersfieid are expected to Be made
when the trial In resumed tomorrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-12
WILLOWS, CAL.,
SWEPT BY FIRE
So, 900, 900 Loss Suffered
In Path OF Flames

WILLOWS. Cal. July if.--Pians
mr.. ALREADY under way today TO 70.
buiid Willows business district. re
dueed 10 a5hes by flames yester.
DAP.
Estimates today placed the dam.
are at 5000. 900. Twenty.-even con
Germs WEIR put out OF business.
The department. store Of Hoch.
heirner . Co. suffered heaviest dam
arer. In loss totaied more than
$500. 900. Damage 20 the Crawford
hotel cxrcedcd s7so.ooo.
A report that two men had lost
their lives In the blaze could not be
verified.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-12
TWO CHILDREN
ARE DROWNED
Bodies of Brother and Sister
- Found in Creek

SAN JOSE. Cal. July i7.-After
searching party with torches had
combcd the Santa Cruz mountains
near here all thru the night for
Elizabeth and Robert Hottlick. >
and Z years old. bodies OF the two
were found before dawn today in
ZAyants creek. near Mount Hermon-
They were here with their mother
on a vacation trip. The Hotflick
homo II In Alameda. Cal The
youngsters vanished late yesterday
afternoon. Finding no trace OF
them the s-archers decided to dr2S
the creek The bodies were soon
brought to the surface
II fs believed one OF the two fen
lin and that the other died in an Az
tempt 10 save the drowning one-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-12
Los Angeles Peeved
by Gas Shortage

Los ANGELES. Cal. July Ia
sl,ho southern California claims TO
20 the nations largest gasoline pro.
iDring center. motorists yesterday
'ound nothing bu, mo Cas" signs
a service stations while their east
@rn brethren ehuxxed msrriIy
around with fun tanks.
A. . result. there IN a noisy com.
nlair' arising from motorists today.
The county grand jury. the federal
rrand jury and several official or
tuastofficiai commissions are being
liked 60 investigate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-12
Express Companies
Plan Consolidation

WASHINGTON. July 1.-THE
American Railway Express company
asked the interstate commerce com
mission today 10 authorize the con.
solldauon Of the express transporta-
ton business. The consolidation
would take in the Adams. American.
wells-F'argo and Southern Express
companies.
George T. Thomas. president Of
the American Express company. told
the commission the express com.
panies needed 33i 10000 to carry on
the business.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-12
TONIGHT

ssoO---Arena - Concert by rauilst
boys choir. Of New York.
ssoo-s7s7 sist ave. S--ruret sound
oranremen celebrate taoth ami
vorsary of Battle Of poyns.
sOo--4os3 Arcade neutrality-suspicious.
al Guard association meets to
plan memorial monument
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-12
Mayors Secretary
Bright Young Man

Herb owen. secretary TO Mayor
Caldwell. was all puffed up Monday.
Somebody gave him a cake OF yeast
to eat before breakfast as a tonic.
1T helps one TO rise In the mor1
ing" Herb explained.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-12

CHICAGO. July 1z--Charms OF
the great Middle West OF America
win have a chance. to enthrali the
beauty centers Of Europe when the
PavIey .Oukrainsky ballet crosses the
Atlantic.
In this ballet are many beautiful
Girls from the Middle West who came
TO Chicago to study dancing under
iPaviey and Oukrainsky. Bright
lights among these are the graceful
toe dancer, Helen GrcnelIe; Maxine
Arnold. who distinguishes herself In
! q dance Of the bacchantes. and Stasia
Ledova. dainty ballet dancer. Max
& me Arnolds sister. Ysobel, II also a
luember Of the ballet in company
with violo shermont who porrays
Oriental dancing roles. These girls
are from Wisconsin. Iowa and Hi.
nots.
I Pavley recently sailed for Europe
! r. arrange for the appearance VI the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-12
Caldwell Is Back
From Saints Rest

Following n short vacation spent
with his family at Saints Rest. near
Port Townsend. Mayor Caldwell re-
turned TO his desk at tho city hall
Monday morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-12

There isn't mucf patriotism in the
girl who doesn't use n little powder
and wear puffs and bangs on the
glorious Fourth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-12
TUESDAY

Evening" Rainier ciuh-rhamber Of
Commerce banquet for house
committee on appropriations
sFoo--koeniE'r candy factory. West
lake ave. and Mercer et---Rcr-
rescntative VIM. fordney, Mich
tGan. speaks on Fir lndustry"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-12
City Legal Men
on Skagit Action

Charles T. Donworth and Rober,
III. Evans. assistant corporation
counscir. left Monday morning for
Mount Vernon. 10 represent the city
In III. final bearings on the con.
dsmn,tion suit. Instituted 20 obtain
lands and rights OF way for the
Skagit river power project
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-12
DIVORCES GRANTED
Anthony. Erma from John.

The greatest protected area in the
world for mountain sheep and carl
bou Is Mount Mckinley National
park.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-12

The largest rainfall In the United
states occurs in the state OF Wash.
ington--i50 inches.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-12

This world owes much TO mlsers.
They accumulate wealth for others
to enjoy. -------~-.-- g.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-12
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Name and Address. Age.
Ramberr. Nisis c.. Seattle .......1o
Otlbertson. Mabie. Minneapolis as
Edwards, Jamcs O.. Tacoma .LeEzi
swift Myrtle F. Tacoma go. Legal
Lindstsdt. Carl A.. snoquaimie LEGAL
Dohiin. Cunda- Snoqusimie. lie gal
Morrow. Harry r. Victoria. n.
jennings. Margaret E. SEATTLE Legal
Bagiey. William, Gle Eium 60. Legal
Dickson. Anna e.. Seattle Legal
Bcyers. Glare ", Snohomish Legal
Palm. Anna NJ. Hartford ..... legal
Hess. Wilkic H.. Butte
Mires. Anna W.. Tacoma ......si
I.ainhart, Ohio r, Seattle Legal
Smith, Elisabeth NJ. Seattle Legal
Scranlin. Marshall t.. Seattle ....25
Erickson. Edna w. Seattle ..f2
kittinEer, Charles r.. Seattle ....ls
Mcneil. Ertka X. Seattle .....sl5
Webcrg. Roy j.. Seattle .........aa
Madison. Electa v. Mae. Seattle IT
Clark. William H. Vancouver. II.
G. ........,...,. n
Cameron. Jannctt. Vancouver. u. c. -
Buckles, Robert w. Portland ...2s
Fuller. Mary X, Kansas city. Mo. &c
job. Cecil Yakima Legal
Adams. Bffic, Yakima ..... Legal
Rutherford. Harry w, Seattle Legal
Babcock. Leah r. Port Angeles Legal
Anderson. Clarence H.. Great
fAils, mont ......4.........r. Legal
Totton. Alice. Seattle Legal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-12

The suns hrixbfnoss. ~ seen At
sea Level. equals the hight OF 27o..
600 candles for each square mile Of
It's surface.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-12

0ne~cvcpth Of the land In the
United States in cultivated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-12

Take care OF your sense whine
young and your dollars will lake
care ~ you when old age gets In
It's work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-12

Columbia Colo. the new American
beerg--Adv
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-12

Columbia Colo Is bcttcr.--Adw
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-05-23
Persian Invasion
 StirS British to
 New War Menace

London, May 22 Invasion of Per sia and the seizure of the port of En- zeli by the bolsheviki, with the evac- uation of that town by British troops has created stir here and the near eastern position is extremely grave, it is declared in some quarters. News papers ask what the British govern ment is going to do, in view of it's agreement with Paris which was con- cluded last year, and it is remarked that although that convention could not commit Great Britain to defend Persia it laid upon this country se- rious moral responsibility.
 The newspapers sharply attacks the British government because of it's past attitude toward Persia and complains it does not seem to have any clear practical, policy, now that the long threatened invasion is begun by the Bolsheviki.
 "The Persian issue,"' it adds, "can not be considered apart from that of Mesopotamia. We are not prepared to assentto any arrangement which would saddle on British taxpayers the cost of holding Mesopotamia as far north as Mosul. If we sink oil wells there, they will have to be surround, ed by leglons, and the whole Persian flank also must be protected.
 Other newspapers point out the sit uation is materially changed since the Anglo Persian agreement was signed, owing to the sudden collapse of the barrier of small republics in Trans -Caucassia, Azsrbaijan is being
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-05-23
German Elements Prone to Assist
 the BOlsheviki

Warsaw, May 22.-Information in dicating some clements in Germany are determined to help the Russian Bolsheviki continues to be received here. it is said in military circles, The latest report is regarding upper Silesia, where German armed forces have been assembling on the bor- ders of the plebisoite area. Newspa- pers here today published promln- ently dispatches stating that 4,0Oo security guards had arrived in upper Silesia by special train.
 For weeks it is declared, Germans have been hauling ammunition into Silesia. Military authorities say the Germans are advertising their troop movements in this region for the pur- pose of compelling the Poles to transfer forces from the east and thus weaken the Bolshevik front.
 Russian Soviet troops, are contin- uing their pursuit of the Poles insthe region of Polotsk, on the Dvina river, says an official announcement from Moscow.
 Polish troops, counter attacking BolshevilS forces on the northern sec tor of the battle front, have driven the Soviet armies back 12 1-2 miles near krzyzezopol, says an official an lnouncement today.
 General Alexis A. Brusiloff, form CT commanderin-ch -chief of Russian ar mics, is to have assumed command 1of the Bolshevik offensive against Poland. In Polssh military circles
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-05-23
$25l, ,0O0 Fund for
 Bethel College


 Mckenzie, Tenn, May 22.-Green- field, Mo, was selected as the next meeting place and number of com- mittees were appointed late today by the 90th general assembly of the Cumberland Presbyterian church, in session here.
 It was announced that the Bethel college endowment fund has reach ed S251,000. No action has been talk en on the proposal omove the col lege from Mckenzie, where it was established in 1S43.
 The committees appointed today in- cluded those on education: publica- tion, Sunday schools and young peo- ple's work; missions and church ex- tension; ministerial relief; auditing and judiciary.
 A mission service was held joint ly tonight by the assembly and wo- mans mission board.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-05-23

overrun by the Bolsheviki, Georgia has completed political agreement with the Soviet Russia, and Armenia, it is stated, has sent emissaries to Moscow to negotiate similar agree ment. Reports that local Soviet gov ernments have been established in Armenia have been received during the last week.
 The view is taken in some quarters that the Bolsheviki probably will try to push on to Teheran, there being neither British nor Persian troops strong enough to resist them in their advance.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-05-23
AMATEURS PLAY SUNDAY.

The shoe and clothiers' team will play the Pine Bluff team Sunday afternoon. The games will begin at 2:30 and there will be no admission fee. The teams will line up as fol- lows: Shoe-Waymack, If; Jones, 3b: Mareno, ss; Gartman, 2b; Haynie, lib; Swarm, of; Martin, If; Byrd, C; Sorrells, p; Holland, D; Mooney, D.. Clothiers: Rogers, of; Samuels, ss; Koon, 1b; Brown, 2b Bloom, 3b; Shi nall, p; Westall, If; Bain, If: Gal loway, c; Elkins p; Bearsch and Ell bolt.
 The Pine Bluff team will take on both of the store teams in what prom ises to be lively double header.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-05-23
Ouiet Follows ].
 sao Race Troa'

Fayetteville, N. c aay ss1,v # tod lions here were quiet ; ss stssrdsy N lowing trouble late .Sysh ,resuItsdl white and blacks wihsh Ilsr 2 a'ds ddsspaq, kalin killing of H. c. Batlef' aiIa 'of VIII another ant, iler reput.y sheriff, rait1,slIinss nia was ,vlg pa probably fatally lly,.,a w0vdthi. with 5. Hobbs. Hai who is chargeSS eS.v v sesls! tbe tloDD9i Officers when the they sseysid . a"e bonse in which he ana saa isli is biiill negroes a epoes were Barricadaeon,, 2 en,ds. s siue sued today by blood dd n0f from M
 The negroes escapea ;esa.dsd ths1 in which they barr,Shsieih r,vhieh thd and srr two others in ,ws,a;is;ngs waiS | rn refuge, when the Ou'''
 afire ,.s were exch
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-05-23

they say the Soviet 1,ianis as'a'n and { ed eUi to W overrun Lithuanla laaestT,li sur the Bolshevik front ~
 Prussia. ..;.s here d' vast stores of munltioIp, pr,ssjs | have arrived in East East. fr1't ;n the front before the Do'sI s.lonk the 1 l Fighting continues ss.at a,0bs but al all attacks have been 1 lspI, Reresns according to the aAn a
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-05-23
Sherdel, 1. Struck out: By Douglass 4; by Haines, 8.
Reds Drop One.

Cincinnati, May 22.-Boston broke its losing streak of eight games at the expense of Cincinnati today, win ming, 2 to 1. Preceding the game the worlds championship pennant won by the reds last October was hoisted in center field. Governor Cox of Ohio headed the parade across the field. Score:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-05-23
Cards From Behind.

St. Louis, May 22.-St. Louis made a garrison finish against New York, tying the score in the ninth and win ming in the tenth, 3 to 2. The win ming run was scored off Benton on an infield hit, pass, sacrifice and fielder's choice. The first triple here this season was made by the locals in the tenth inning. Score:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-05-23
Cubs Win Loose Game.

Chicago, May 22.-Chicago defeat- ed Philadelphia, 15 to 8, in a loose ly played sluggish match. Martin for Chicago was hit hard, while Phila- delphia's young pitcher also suffer- ed like fate altho indifferent play ing behind them aided the, locals in
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-05-23
American
Cleveland Beats Philade elphia for
 Four in a Row

Philadelphia, Pa, May 22.-Cleve- the third successive time, to l. As result of several close decisions the crowd swarmed over the field and booted as Umpire Hildebrand was crossing the diamond to leave the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-05-23
Ndtiondl
Pittsburgh's Streak of Victories Ended
 by Brooklyn Team

Pittsburgh, Pa, May 22.-Brooklyn broke Pittsburgh's winning streak by 4-to-1 victory The local team had previously won five straight pameS Score.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-05-23
HARVARD CREW WINS.

Ithaca, N. r., May 22.-Cornell's s eight pared crews defeated Harvard in two 2 mile races on Lake Cayuga today. Coach Courtney's varsity won by two lengths and his freshmen by four lengths.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-05-23
Shocker Beats Tanks.

9 New York, May 22.-Urban Shock Sk, traded by New York to St. Louis &No years ago, defeated the Yankees today, St. Louis winning, ? to l.. Shockcr has won seven of eight flames from the Yankees in his new Uniform, Score:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-05-23
POSTPONEMENTs

American. Detroit-Boston (rain).
 Association. Louisville-St Paul (rain). Indianapolis at Minneapolis (rain)
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-05-23

M. S. Pogue of ths K Pssssss! has returned iron, passs iids' Michigan. MT ri;nt ait Detroit <