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FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities. :ss

IS ,9Lp ss!.Oli.hea auto tirys repair store.
nun m a. eg as5aainS gas
hs.H Of Inc sly: VIII; SCH ehsap. on &C.
Times Dispatch.
CIGAR STAND and soda fountain Tor sale.
sona.a.s sor sale: well s,oeSsl AZ" SFf looted sed
IN Of 'As p Sfs' G. the ae s er
EXFERIIESSSESD FM2YSIcIA,SS desires Iesa-
sean or by ce aps TGfnf physiSian Ad
wants capable man 70 open branch oihcs
na rss see to $1,000
money making poSs:biiities unlimited. VIII
hsy ps Mr cisn.mer saes ySa ala ia
IloNarI ST.. Baltimore. MD.
popHasioa EaT!n S' snd dary ;0sn nj IT,?
draw fG s nG h ana
I LOW 10 ucf Saysr is
son for ssiiaS Sihsr ,n,sTes;s. Address
Main Stree, durhsaad rooms. % beds; ali
any ea a0Ga sann's to
With ,h s a,ast IRE 6,n
good business: From 50 10, 200 saiions Of
oity. Good reason Tor selling. Hpp! i! lbs
E;as, Main Street.
N
one minute by Hex L.iniineni. Guar ntee d.
UNDERTAKER wshcs to buy established
Spss Il ssaa e o%s
dress: y: W: Kyger. williamsburg. ia,
Money to Loan. 40
y LOAN or your farm or suburban real es-
%.s IS VIA hss 'Sn nee 81 Geo f. Crawford
We lend money on note or home furni-
;M:s Without In, Ffm I'm, IA to persons having
ss efa $500 S~ rsrsyan Pswnz
cnarEs5 only. based on unpaid balances For
d drtcisd BY and Is fsaSGsd
men :o GSHaqs'1a o N 6 spr!t q seryfs ana
cpin; s'rirs; S SS2lasnt.s ana "prtfoys
1s'9 nauit,ss inyied auiels ssrSlas rc trs
. to s:a9 daily Saturdays !. Call write or
nE Hi2HG iTLNH H6NN S Si5;isii
1904 SS siX$5 M$sHTyy SH $2H'i n;hoAp
'o"ES r. '"G Of Fs"s GSsIner
Mcrber 'sSal s hs;prn , hursau 10 Eliminate
II.l-.No 4-OAN ;!UClErY--
h'f Io&S# Al; AE2 - g2 .yds
a Different kin1 Of Lean COMPANY.
CITIZENS LOAN SOCIETY.
Telephone Randolph 1896
aioNEY no LOAN
on ruRxIFSGHSfias 't G$koass 'S s',crRoLAs.
VIC will, loan Won, cash In any a,nounts
from SO 70 $500 Yon can enjoy rhs lss
Of your goods; as ;hey are iet,, IN vour
SEQ $50 s75 500 5000 s5oo
Strictly legal rates. allowing YOU 40
months % nav i hack y you desire.
SDAnOARO SECURITY Co.
Jos N. SEVENTH STREET.
MADISON 13la
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Real Estate For Exchange. s

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE room
b-ick--will pay IL per cent: will
change for farm property within 20 miles
OF Richmond. l.. l.. * J. s. Harvie. 312
Mutual Bldg. Madison $685..
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THE following persons are hereby roti-
He'd that the articles of household goods
listed under their respective names and
now stored in our warehouse nj Main and
l'elvidcre Streets. Richmond, Va will DO
sold At public auction to cover accrued
charges. The sale will be held at the Vir-
gina Auction Company. Clio East BROAD
Street; Richmond. Va. on the mornini; OF
boxes. l bookstand. shelves. china
press. arm rocker. l bird cage. 1 china,
platform rocker; tool chest, oak rocker.
i mattress. piece marble / hall rack. s
window screens. I spring. ) tables wash
board ] waffle iron. II. r. Durham crt.
chairs. crt. trunks. boxes. I box books.
crt. bookcase. | crit hookstand. . crates.
w Fred Richardson Security Storage Com
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S | 5000

Handsome detached brick dwelling.
beautifully located on Park Avenue:
comparatively" new. Broad and hand
some halls. baths. hot-watcr hca. and
in nice condition all through.
SUTTON & co. nc.
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The successful bidder will be acquired
To execute an indemnity bond In the sum
0ool; to safeguard the faithful execution
OF tho contract.
Specifications. forms OF contract Of bond
etc. may he seen at the Office OF the Mayor
or obtained from him, on request. by send
Ing check for Ten Dollars $4,000. This
check VIII be rcturncd only to person sub
hitting bona iide bids. and who have re-
turned the Specifications. etc. In good
The town OF South Boston reserves the
RICH, to reject any or all bids
". l.. PENlCK. Mayor.
J. y. AMB1.ER. 70"
Consulting Engineer,
222l Monument Avenue.
Richmond. Va.
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GARAGES-We nave several nice garage,
j. a. Connolly & Gu.
'oU save mot.y when YOU buy aud sell
thru these columns
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STREET PAvING-soUTH BOSTON. VA
The town OF South Boston. Va. invites
improving and paving the following
streets:
Upper Main Street. Main Street. Will
born Avenue. Broad Street. Arch Street Nnd
Charles Alley.
Paving 10 be OF Sheet Asphalt. Asphal.
Mixed Macadam and one course concrete
total amount TO DE approximately $1,000
square yards.
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FINliCi1L
Money TO Loan.
INSTRUCTION

RORliOW on your diamonds and iewery
rom Equitable Loan Society. l25 North
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Bids are desired upon UNIT PRICE
FINED SUM BASIS.
:, \ certified, check in the sum OF Thre.
from each bidder which will become a
forfeit TO the town OF South Boston. Va.
If contract Is entered upon and bond
eXecnteI promptly after the award.
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DIspLfY-CLhSSfEIED

June Term, 1919 80 81. In Divorce
Evening star., 1920-01-18
.D|ST|LLERY GUARDS
HELD UP BY GANG
Baltimore Watchman Shot
and Another Bound-Trucks
/ Abandoned Near Scene.

BALTIMORE, Nd, January IT (Spe-
ciaD. = Shooting one watchman
through the shoulder and binding and
gagging the other, gang of men
made an attack on the Gwynbrook
distil1ery, at Reistertown. a suburb
of this city, early today.
Four auto trucks, stolen some time
during the night from the Burt
Truck Company, Incorporated, which
runs a garage In the rear of 1900
Broadway, were discovered this
morning abandoned on the Reisters-
is close to the scene of the attempted
looting of the distillery.s
Circumstances May Connect.
1t is believed that there is some
connection between the two circum-
stances. Frightened by the shooting,
it is thought, the men made off with
out either whisky or automobiles.
AS related by Christian Klimm,
manager of the distillery, five men
appeared at the distillery between 2
and o'clock this morning and repre-
sented themselves to the two watch
men as special detectives. By some
strategy they succeeded in separat-
ing the two men, three of the "spe-
cial detectives" going with one and
TWO WIFI Tie OlHeT.
Yelled Warning to Comrade.
"a moment later the men with the
first watchman covered him with their
guns" says Mr.. Klimm. HE yelled
warning to the second watchman,
who started to go to his assistance,
but, in turn, was Immediately covered.
He showed fight, however, and struck
one of his assailants over the head.
In the tussle that followed, one of
the men fired on him, the shot strik-
ing him in the shoulder"
1t is the belief of Klimm that the
firing of the shot frightened the five
men off. Thinking, perhaps, that the
shot would arouse people in the
neighborhood. it would appear that
they abandoned their plan to enter
the warehouse. and departed more or
less hastily. 1t is thought likely that
there was an automobile truck
waiting nearby. but just wrere has
not been learned.
Evening star., 1920-01-18
LORD LEvERHULME SAILS.
British Soap Works Owner Favors
Six-Hour Day.

NEW YORK, January 17.-Lord Lew
erhulme. head Of England's largest soap
company. and said to employ more Ia
Dor than any other man in the British
isles, sailed for home today on the
Cunard liner kaiserin Auguste Victoria
atter tour of America in the interest
OF his pet project for six-hour double
SHIFT day for laborers.
L found my idea well liked here dur
ing my two months stay he said.
especially when it was understood that
II did not call for a greater cost of pro-
duction. but tended to lowering OF
cost. but not of wages. 1t means a
sweating of the machine'-doing all
work by machines that is possible and
lessening the toll of the laborer. but by
no means making him lazy"
1t was the first sailing from this port
OF the former Hamburg American liner
under the British flag
Evening star., 1920-01-18
MRS. ROOSEVELT RETURNS.
Kermit Remains in Brazil to Care
for Brothers Coffee Interests.

NEW YORK, January 17.-Mrs. Theo-
dore Roosevelt today completed a round
trip to Brazil for the benefit of her
health. She left New Yc:l. November 10
and returned today on the steamship
Vauban. on which she had departed.
Her son Kermit accompanied her to
Rio Janeiro from New York, but re-
manned in Brazil in connection with a.
coffee house venture in New York city
on which he and his brothers have en-
barked. Mrs. Roosevelt returned alone.
Evening star., 1920-01-18
SPANISH IN RIOTS OVER
SHORTAGE OF TOBACCO

MURCIA. Spain, January II (by the
Associated Press).-Three gendarmes
and five civilians were wounded in
the course of demonstrations here to-
day over the shortage of tobacco. To-
bacco stores were attacked by the
populace and when gendarmes ap-
peared there was fighting, which was
subdued only after the arrival of
reinforcementS
Evening star., 1920-01-18
FIRST "WET" SMUGGLING
CHARGE is REPORTED
Devan Arrested as He Stepped
From Ship With Suit Cases
of Whisky.

BALTIMORE. Md, January II (Spe-
ciaD.-The first case of alleged SNUG
Cling of liquor into this country has
been reported.
Charged with smuggling sixty-six
quarts of whisky from Daiquiri, Cuba,
into this port, Charles Devan, thirty
six years old. of England. a member
OF the crew of the steamship Firmore.
lying at the Baltimore and Ohio piers
at Locut Point. will be given a hear
ing before United States Commits
sioner Supplee.
Devan was arrested last night by
Customs Inspector Thomas L. Vane as
he stepped from the ship with two
Evening star., 1920-01-18
Truthful Advertising

The Star VIII be glad to
have its attention called to
any misleading or untrue
statement, if such should
appear at any time, in. any
advertisement in its col
umns.
Readers are requested to
assist in protecting them
selves and legitimate ad-
vertisers.
Evening star., 1920-01-18
COFFEE KING IN RACE.
Jose Esteban Gonzalez Seeks Presi-
dency of Nicaragua.

SAN SALVADOR. Salvador, January
II (by the Associated Press).-Dis-
patches from Nicaragua announce the
candidacy of Jose Esteban Gonzalez
for the presidency of the republic.
He is known as the "Nicaraguan cof-
fee king"
Salvador Calderon Ramirez. anoth-
er prominent Nicaraguan. also is
candidate for the presidency.
Evening star., 1920-01-18
MARY STANISLAUs DIES.

WILMINGTON, Del. January IT,
Mother Mary Stanislaus, mother general
of the Franciscan Sisters in the United
States, died suddenly today at the Con-
vent of ST. Paurs. She came here yes
terday from Glen Riddle, Pa.
While conducting a prayer service she
suddenly became i'll and died within an
hour. Heart trouble caused her death.
Evening star., 1920-01-18
AMERICAN SHIP ON ROCKS.
Saint Cecilia's Captain and Crew

ALICANTE. Spain, January II (by
the Associated Press)-The American
steamer Saint Cecilia is still on the
rocks at Javea. in the Mediterranean,
where she was driven during heavy
fog. The captain and crew We're res
cued by a Spanish steamer.
Evening star., 1920-01-18

suit cases containing thirty quarts of
the whisky. The other thirty-six
quarts were found in his room on the
boat He was locked up last night
at the southern police station. In
spector vane said Devan has been
under suspicion since the arrival of
the boat on Thursday.
Evening star., 1920-01-18

tenant and thirteen soldiers were
wounded in the operations against
Ben Karrik, leader of q band of Mo-
roccan insurgent troops.
Quiet now reigns in the new posi-
tions captured by the Spanish forces.
Evening star., 1920-01-18
No one thanks you


Nobody thanks you for prevent
ing a Cold, because they do not
rsalize the means of escape-yet
the eprevention of Cold is the most
Important service that Seventy
sSv{n" can render.
tTb get the best results take
Seventy seven" at the first sign of
a, Cold, the first sneeze or shiver,
tie first feeling of weakness as if
SHINE serious illness was pending,
this is the time to break UP Grip
ahd Colds.
jDpctor's Book in English, French,
Spanish, Portuguese or German
Hafed free.
III" at sIl Drug and Country Stores.
Hu1nphreys' Homeo. Medicine Co., 15t
WfnAm STREET New York.
Evening star., 1920-01-18
Eisner's SLAYER to Die.

BASEL. January Is (Havas). s).-Count
Arco Valley, the student who in Feb
ruary Of last year assassinated Kurt
Eisner. president Of the Bavarian repub-
lie, has been sentenced to death.
Evening star., 1920-01-18
IA WOUNDED IN FIGHT.
Quiet Now Reigns in Positions
Taken by Spanish in Morocco.

MADRID. January II (by the Asso-
ciated Press).-Dispatches from Te-
tuan. Morocco, reported that lieu
Evening star., 1920-01-18
How Any Woman Can
Remove Hairy Growths
(Beauty Culture)

- 1t is not longer necessary for a
woman to visit a beauty specialist
to have superfiuous hairs removed,
for. with the aid of a plain della
tone paste, she can, in the privacy
Of her own home, remove even a
stubborn krowth in very few
minutes The paste is made by
mixing some water with a little
powdered delatone. This is applied
70 the hairs and after or min
utes removed and the skin washed,
when 1t will be left clear and hair
less. Be sure you buy. real delatone
advertisement.
Evening star., 1920-01-18

where until today starched linens for business
we'll as for social occasions.
In having such things laudered don't overlook the fact
that the amount of service they give directly dependent
upon the methods used in handling them.
ELITE SERVICE helps them to look young even when
they have reached good old age
Evening star., 1920-01-18

If there is thing than another that is demanded
in army life it is in Dress The lessons learned in
the hard school of experience forgotten
When the men were released from military service it
only natural that they should turn the wearing of
starched collars, cuffs and shirts
Their lead has been quickly followed by men every
Evening star., 1920-01-18

while minimum charge is 75c the average cost for thu
sands of bundles last week was only ST "a.
1t makes the "sad" irons "glad" by not only wash
things spotlessly clean but by returning them with
all the ironing done.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-10

Icm appears TO he ocntcrcd ON the
inficld.
Grimm May Eill Gap.
The Pirates have secured prom
ising first basoman in the person OF
charley Grimm, from Little Rock.
Barney Drcyfuss is banking on
Grinm to make good. lf he does the
inficld problem viii be half solved.
Grimm comes up TO tho big show
with a reputation az wonderful
fielder Md II consistently good hit
ter. He hammered the apple at a
.2S5 clip last season. If he can hit
275 or better in the National league
he will be one welcome baby AT PITTS
burgh.
George rutshaw, Of course, is good
enough To- play second base ON most
anybody's club. But while Icb Ter
~ at short and liarbare AT third are
capable folders. they have never
threatened to set the old league afire
with the hludgeon. The Pirates Also
have Carson Bigbcc, who may bc
played almost anywhere. and in ease
Grimm should fail 1t IL possible that
Whittod might be called from the
garden to play first base.
The Pirate inficld, aside from Cut
shaw, is youthful combination,
That much " conSulnE to Pirate
fans, for there Is always the chance
that a young player Will co~r into
| his own as a hitter, and Terry Big
| bee and Barbara are due,
Club at strength
with this collection Of athletes IN
| the melting pot 1t appeared that Gih
son has brilliant chance to cele.
I hrntr his first year rs a major league
/ manager 10y giving Pittsburgh th,
| bcst team It has had since 1903. IN,
/ Pirates were busy pcstcrinE the Reds
aud Giants, not to mention the cubs
( throughout the 1919 season THE
/ year they may he throwing dust II
/ the eyes of thcir rivals. Who knows
, At least, az this writing they tool
. like u club with big opportunity
The Gibsouitcs win tackle the Re,
SuN IN 4 number of games AT Ito
springs They will also take on
number Of Texas League teams Hut
win bump into several American rs
soc'ation clubs before winding uI
thcU exhibition schedule
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The Turf
AZ NEW ORLEANS.
Entries TODAY.

First race. three and one-half fur
longs oh Yes. i12. lsech Leven,
1l2; Crutchcs. 1l2. Mary Erb, il2;
Miss pmvious. lt2; Margaret Rose,
t12; Noormel, ll5. Buddie Kean,
l1d. Handscl II, ll5i John Arbor
t15: superb. i1J.
Second race. five and one-halt
furiougs Devil, t07; Silvey
shapiro. IOT, Milda, iO7, Miss Kru-
tor lO7. Frances star. lt2. Racon-
tcusc. ne. Mss Sterling, ne; Green
Mint. 112; Capers 112; Sayomarra,
1l2, ~ Nozina. III. Parrish. III;
Tom care. III; Nobleman, III;
John j. casey IL. Meg. III, Ed
die Mcbride. III Brommcr. III.
Third race, six furlongs Cor .
land. %; Tiger Rose, l0l; FLYING
Frog lO3 Arch Plotter. t0i; Mad
ras Gingham. 104; Huntcrmann, 105;
speedy Foot. l07; Cook . The Main.
tO9, Vowel. l13: Port Drapeau,
10, Propaganda. lOj.
Fourth race six furlongs Rich
ard V. g3 SuEarmint, gs; Grumb-
ling Ina 100 Shandon, lO2; Kohl
moor t02. Onice. lO2. Archie Alex
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Murphy Robert Rice. Lorenzo Will
Iams. Robert Lee.
Sand Springs George Boone,
Robert Boone. John Chapman.
George HUhl Jack Lincoln,
Ma.fire Ruppert. Wesley White,
Raymond Shultz.
JENKS Herbert Bcil, sherman
Lawhorn Ernest Miller. Lloyd Gates,
Morris EngeL Clarence Stcpp, De
wiz Hunter Sherman Wilson
Ralston Paul Gates, Rex Saul
ding. I'D McGuice. Ward McCaync,
ElVin Bryant. Ora HcIry.
Collinsyille--Li Lloyd croft. Jess
croft Olivcr Hodge, Leon Hcrch-
towitz Earl Alexander. Pau smith,
Frank Taylor, George Jordan.
Wyandotte-l crow, Eldridgo
Seymour Harry Muutetree. Nester
Crot1es. walter Carow, william
KidWcll ELIAS Samtell
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-10
TEN HIGHS ENTER
DISTRICT | MEET
Tulsa and jerks Play
Friday Night; Other.
Pairings

Tu lnlh schools are entered IN
fn, fr. district basketball ,ourna-
men. tu joe h,d here Friday aud
Saturday of fhs week Th. ia one
OF e.pu. dIs.r,. Iuurpumeuts 10 be
played BOO Oklahoma thI. week the
winners OF which are 20 meet at
Norman Friday aud SATURDAY. March
Ip and lu tor the state ,hampion-
ship
i,uk1 aud Tulsa present tho
strongest p.ut,ts aud one Of these
,,II undoubtedly bc returned win
men barring the remote possibility
OF l dark horse. Th9 other fIvcs
rank about oven Tulsa and jerks
have met tNIr, this soasun with
honor. oven
I,c,ult Of drawings
Following g.. tine result Of drawings
f1r games.
Friday I 80 3D. m. Rimuna VS.
C0uusNIlc. Tridul. 1.3O %. m sand
Springs Na Rll4.uu. Friday. $50 u.
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Training Cdnp Nc,Cs

uursrOS T.N.. NHu.u % s.
dr1zlIuF rain and Jlmu.. .'''l.rF
Er'roh l..t"ya CWdin'.. '-''
''N H"lH' WIN Il"I. '' '.' I'D
''h'''.'' N'o't'' ''''"'.
gN'' 'h' ''il''I .n ''ihr "'
I"u' Hi,l no. ''I"H
man 'sI.N'' "nu, ,,.'' ',,'
I't u' I'"
lcn handed pi.rh'r OF p'.I'" '''
'"uuFai'' anus rN I''. TWO ...'
ana "'It"F -"' 'b'"''".
TAYLOR. IrNts March Iu.
BROWNS viii have 'Wo more rrtf'.'.
games hero today aud i'iu"ii '"
lo dp hnfIo With the T'N'7 I'"urr.
of fha' ,.Iy From uow unit. April
! the lifuwrs will play exhibition
contests talking boo tur I'N1. '"1Hg~
No-.cfu lrugu" ana western I..".
cation CLUBS
greatly impressed u. 'hD condition
~ hn uIH.ctcs and sIH 'n"f a'"
~ right now tu open up in' WII'f
league season.
HOT SPRINGS. NIt. N1I.u
Two light Wof OUTS were on 'h'
schedule for iht Pirates today. Ntu'
players wrr" 7iiIl missing ht t'I' call
but n is expected some ~ h'm
would como ln during 10" dh'
nor SPRINGS. Nr. March p
There arc moro b,,ikrrs ahpI fuf
7 Tho RCD SoN O-yr w.t. s'1r tu.rd
bascmau uUsta hr wI' sn'nd D.
summer in california unless t'
given "a suhsiduIit' increase .u rI.
ary.
n Do ID
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-10
INSE PROBLEM CONFRONTING GEORGE GIBSON

ander. 1902: Nab. 1Oi; Murphy f.q
Fox's Choice, ll2; Poultney, 49,
Fifth race. mile and 20 yards
Queen Blond, 1Ol; Sun cod. Jill
Frank Monroe, III; Blaise. IIf
Hadrain. 1876; Opportunity. Iua.
Speedster. 100: Glasstoi, 1906: p..
lux. 106 Step son. i0G; Grauur.
llO; Dixie Carroll. 10.
SiXuh race, mile and sixteenth
Midia, % Viola Gaffney. %. Waldo
jr., 100. Plndar. 100: Boher-N
Breena, 100; Battle Mountain. lu,.
Challenger l0S.
Seventh race. mile and sixteen d
Peggy c., 81; Golden Dawn 90, E,U
Domino, 100; Gourmand. 1913; NJ.
thalius. 106, lwiniwin, l0I; n o.
Basch, l0S; AntOinette, III. Eu.
eller, III; Scourgeman, li2t W
DO, 112 Phillistine, ll2; OrdorN
ia.
weather, drlzzling rain; tric,
SLOW.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-10

BtRMTNGUAM. Ala. March o
About ono -Salf Of tho phillics nrc In
town today, with the others ON tho
way "GavNy' is putting his men Ip
hard worl, without. dclav chilly
temperature Notwithstanding.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-10
NEWSB0YS FIRST CARD
Interesting HoNing Bout ~ i1r~t
Program of Recently Organized
NcwSboy-' club.

The FIRST boxing card of th" r".
Gently organi1cd Tulsa Nowboys
club was held iu the boys depart
mrnt OF the Y " c. A. last might
Three interesting hrcc-rouud bouts
were provided. the results being as
follows Iim Miller defeated Perry
Miller. pete Davis and Areo TceL
draw. Ounnah Alsup defeated Bu-
kou kubsluud.
KId snack. Tulsa's "ncwshoy
champIou." gave u short talk on
boxing tie was also referee Of the
bouts
Weekly boxing bouts are 10 he
held by the club every Tuesday
might according to sam Miller, club
urgani2cr. Formation of a baseball u
club and other athletic and rccrca
tiunnl plans are being mnd". boys
showing beat in net weeks card are
In nppcar lu the prclimiuatics To the
next program of tho Tulsa Athletic
club
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-10
Grimm May Eill Cap.

lem appears to he ocntcrcd on th'
infipId
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-10

CISCINNNTI March g. Hoinic
Groh captain and third hascman Of
thc Cincinnati worlds champions.
signed contract today Groh mas
hcru offered tlO.OOO. but ne had
been holding out for SIs.500.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-10
Dobby waugh S,ops Turner.

DALLAS, TcXls MNrch 2 BObbN
Waugh OF Fort worth knocked out
Joe Turner Of Memphis in the soc
ond round Of scheduled lO-round
go here last night.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1920-01-07
CUTS PRICES TO STATES
Municipal and County Institutions
Also Get Discount on Surplus
Supplies for Government.

Washington. Jan. 7.-State, munici-
pal and county institutions may pur-
chase at 10 per cent discount any
Of the surplus goods or materials held
by the war department, the director
of sales announced In addition to
allowing prices 10 per cent under
those prevailing prices in the quarter
master retail stores or In established
trade channels the department will
allow such institutions credit Of 80
days, and the goods will be delivered
fre.sht prepaid, provided the order can
be filled from the warehouse or depot
In the zone in which the purchasing
Institution Is located.