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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-26
fLATs-ruRNlsHrn

nUR NE11r, ~, i6t. rhroe vgu uTni-Tcl
housekeepins rooms lu private homo tu
reliable pcoplc.
THREE OR tprH ROOM mpi.nuH
apartments iu modern home. .,|tu
garage phouo osagg Tltp.
RoOSENEIT T.. lnH. Tnrnn rr.u au.rt.
msnt osagr 3-H3
F0R RiNr ttcom apaSmgr' excellent. location p-a
yiding Vol hay nigh elias urfIrr .n rtIr1- r.a,r
plano ana N,clro'a Ahres u2l % VOID
ApiIIu SIDE. tlusp Boo. ,...u.rI. ,.,
uighed kitchruct'r apartment tur rrrt
hy buying ~" furniture DbH rnHtr flns
FOUR ROOM modern ou south .IGr. 600
car linc, renting for $40 ur. fn..tn ID
you buy Sumo u"H furniture th.a i a
snap and VIII go puirhl, call n.Nl.
Sss3 tor appointments Fountain - karr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-26
REAL ESTATE

Tor Sale EN owner. most ,ttr.rtI..
bungalow IN Broidmour. SIX ro.p,
breakfast roam. hardwood O.n..
ihroushout garage. unusual mia.
and decorations. l33S South Norf.lt
Phone Osagc 5Il7.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-26

BlN RIGHT. Nurth Denver .r,ru room
bungalow r'u.o iu. furnace heat. oak
floors basement four bedrooms Priced
cheap. 5000. s.. O0o down HsIIf a
som. phone psagc b13t Room T. -U- /.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-26
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

WANTED To rcnt ,snall furnished
house or apartment. viii not ouy fIf
uitur". Phone Osage cG7g
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-26

tASH TNLkS--Ruy a rfvc-rooui east front
home. high lot. paving going IN. one
block uf ear line, garage. chicken house
well some fruit. only 81 500. s. 800 cash
$40 month. Phone Usage 2aa
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-26

GREAT BARGAINS. g. down. g. month.
lN buy f0 acres good fruit and poultry
band. near town. southern Missouri price
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-26

SOUTH SIDE buuEHIut. five room
strictly modern hardwood fourH. iNur,
finish fireplace, huut.in fotturc-. ono.
ear garage with scryunt- guaItot... fuII
concrete driNeWaS. yrlv taT.O. OnU.
balance hkr rent Dsaee '1Ur
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-26

} HAVE 10 0r su acres N good land In
fNu NoHt part Uf Michigan Cor sale ~
trade. viii raise good grains. stock fruit
nr truHk, wei located. mid climate. this
real bargain; viii consider Ford ear
'n good condition a. part payment hal
tu,e easy terms f. T. Hanson. HoN
HgG. Dumrtght okla
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-26

NtSSOt RI 80 down. 5, monthly ru,
70 acres truck aud poultry lFud Uosr
town. southern Missouri price 500. rrud
Tor ~rcclBI bargain uHt Uo, 1853 NJ,
Vernon. ~
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-26
nNCiINNnl-nLNL ~

iua 'A~ passenger car No lunA Phone SIuth ,
ENCuA>Gr-RLNL. EsrNir n
WILL TRADE Holmes sir.,oolci tuurue
on a home. or viii scll cheap. boon ruu
500 miles like new oHage yea
l HAVE SEVERAL LOTS iu diifrr,nt 'n.
catious I viii trade Tor = ,tr ur win
,rIi3l" l4 ON improved TULSA property
toR TRADE - FNc-rcom uuusuoy
mantel hutlt-in ,eaturca Cp.t ruut.
WI trade tor smaller property or good
car can EHteN bsaEe '3
ron TRApE-io acres adjo,nng was.
oner OKLA, all uu cultivation. hrn
hou," .rend barn, good water, rgr $1,000
hli security Bldg, phouo -ico
FOR rRAnE--elS acres m ou,rohoc
county = mile from rahlcausn l'o
ments. best ot water. half milo OH ra,rd
,99d r,2d limestone land q Eoei huy t'.rr y.
RdE Phone el6o.
ron .TRApE-yo acres In Cherokee
county 30 acres In cultivation, balance
6aTH waicrSI S1v" by I"TIsso sp5ioE iS aSr"s @
un wheat Tor $1,000 want rulsn prun
rnri,,, Scc Russ Grant, 'h Security
WILL TAKE good amall can ~ pant nrst
payment on five room bungalow 600
pavement. I'm hest location on east sido
u s Rcalu. $40 Rohinsun
ToR SALE on tNCHNNGE ~
ron SALE OR ENCHNNCE-.ru Tulsa coun-
~ farm located uuv m.'r uurtu,a.f ,oI.
lnsyillc. 1000 popyHl"u. 40 purr. ut,t
good, not foot Of waste land. 1i acres
IA cultN tttun, rtA aero. pasture. good etN.
room bungalow barn. other slrau on
buildings city water lIuDi to House. good
we'll water Price 4tonU $500 Ions t.rm
loan. y pcr cent equity uf S. 800. tn r,.
change fur Tulsa Residence. g..H tu avpI,
on Tulsa residence. a.. 600 frs. trm
mortgage loan bearing unr cent Interest
duo IN 4 & mOnthg, December IN.I. viii ...
tune or pay difference q Worth praEr
ft20. Sei Roston
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-26

20 rp S2o-ACBl} fbrnJs. near Tulsa Sec
%. for farm loans : " Rel Realty
O." 800. nari"l 1uir Cedar lls2
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-26

REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

tlAIS MI NfNkiMENES -
FOR RENT -tnfurui-hrd f0ur rooms and
kitcheneue private bath 40 a.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-26

BRAND NliW bungalow good locator.
ON tn" ggrth side. with HII modern fcs
turcs any he t~uf decorations. immediate
possession Err price and terms phuoc
uW DER bauEp tsgE. n
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-26

SOUTH SIDE Eight rooms sleeping
porch. bHl.m'nt. garage. rent S..
lease one year. high clH4- home and fur,
ulturc. tur Wrorre pruposition. onl,
81 100 cash Usage 3tOE
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-26
HunEsr rpICrs pan
HIGHEST PRICES PAID

MEMS sECuND HANp CLOTHING
SHOES, HATS
WE BUY USED Trunks HAND
RAGS. TOOLS
PHONE OS Me $3.50
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-26

! I''llh s'i'i 'T.''''f '''.l'ItAi f'I'I |'lh =
1tB-NtRE FARM near N,r,Isnry.rIe
! Mo. blue grass. corn aiIalfu farm Soc
! This al once tcrms aud possession Nsa
] Harris Uprri-onvt'Ic. NJ
GOOD my / ooo acre farm. At n,r
yam Ncll ,mnIn,e' tnl,sh'e !or t'o X
! A,'"S 'nr sn'' ~ ''-us l,r"n n,
IgRTST PARG,INs. 3. d,o5- 3, month
sqa ,asssr ,asssr TYR, .ou,hs'o .sgr rr'. "
| ,ic' '''"s
NiSSDi n 10 do.9 3, MONTH guy
80 ".,'r,,,r NNp"mu "mu ''up''N ,,|"p h''
,og ,nce,,en' bargain hs, p"N 100 NJ,
/ ,'i...''.
800 NrBES stock and grain Mrm. loo
miles ~ Nco.ho; price s.. nor acre. a
p SNoeney. Neo.ho. Mo- owner
/ 20 u" S'I,,Aohi{ fmn's near Ig,s' SEQ Sec
/ 60 ~. nsoier Ridc redaT lise y
i'-. V IliIl NJ vernon ~.
/ ] tNNE 10 or M, a,res ~ good ,aqi IN
TRADE XIII rai,o GOOD rrains sts,t' Srr,
,r rG.h Well locatea mlLd Gllmsst@. ,hif
, in good condition a., part paymsn, bal
Snss' D,',,,,. Dcary Hanson HoN
'.' ~, ''.',. " Nv. NV
| toH SALE, lAooo acres or fine land.
no, 10y Wt,,n ne tH'1 go 1nH
| ~ ,r,t,r ~ FAY, rl,,, I,tu ~ ..n.
VI trc famous piurhurst winter rc .,rt
one milo from rho maU limo NJ tho Sea-.
| hoard Az Limo ,' IVA. land. in mme
ilat" ,l''n'A -'.'nF i.' rom Nig IN 5 90
! ,'I N,'' nor ,''f''N hTI nm" t.0n 20
W ''IIIE 'nh y NlIanl' n,khW"LN w"hr "ti p
/ I', '".h or terms II y beJ'N Hafi 20
WV. d. --.----.-
'kHh"ma. '""n "I pasture Hrmur
.7Nl ''' p'I - !" i"I particulars.
3 N-.I.- q 'tan'eh- VIC . -e.l"r ''kld
II.ET NJ you Ect tins eo-gore f.rn
N..-' :" lhl," good town. s. uliIC-
SOU, "L 81 .nnlt m ne Arr'd" Nu.-
-.Fr.,t Isrd s,,t i,'"ii.,,' '.I ~, y,
| frnr, r.,L ti,. fnr tr'.g ,r,., 'tll. Y
-. graai t.rraI, th,a ~ IN,
h4.r d.. land TrI.I sI-.. sio r.- NIL
s ~, - 49, - I'..''
.,,n. 'tton ,,I g,u t,rI,, ',' ',' ~, .',
I,.rrufnr 20 ~ I.uTtt si,arrt,I 4. ,
fRA' hN6t MD INDi SIRlti ~
+ FpH SAIL. .TI,r acres or good trt.k,ga
rlnu,ris ,lr.c iu. for e.. ona nor 4. ~.
frrm See Rus. l. Grant. Ill Security
HHr proue 2isA
DOW NrolNN bISrHlt"T
Internationally good location p fn~ wave.
NHu.r stNl-0 frct $4,000 vfli handle
o. % Is Realty gl- Uobin-ou
NNNl EI'-ktAi tsfNIE
Will. HuY NNu FAY CASH fur Nscau,
or Improved Tulsa uroperr Sec H. 4
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-26
Army Equipment Sales
Company
3l5 East Third street
Tulsa. Okla.
oIs ,,,o 0o}5ll le,.G ...l, WV 'o"l'r At a 1'-

"Zg n"I5 lr,an, w,,ll 'oas'sr at rar-
ARMY suurs send potofnrc or cyprcaa
W"n'' grdot tDr vas io e. r.
San An'grlr IrNu. or 1908 Main Ht. Tor
WORTH. irsar. aut receive o. pair NJ co..
claimed fuHe"t army shoes worth twice
chants. in quantity orders write or vlro
reLgpnoNE roR SALE can osaEc
FiNTunEs Show eases. desks chairs.
refrigerator. meat bloDkp, ctc. will Eeil.
hoy rcnt or trade. 90 W Flrat Phone
wANTED--TO HtY 90
WANT RO0NiNG HOrsE-.s to ~ roont win pas
,Nh iot iahmre Mu k,ts ropul'y, Genrn be
livery. Nilsa
WANTED An invalid wheel cnair Room
20, New oklahoma Hotel
RAILROAD track scales wanted Address
AHeg- MAYER hto", wan. okla.
.wnAkEIGEnD-cT,2o IGEnD o,r,9y my ME&s ssEcoSp,
PRICES PAID CALL OsAGE 6t0s
WANTED -seconu -nsnd furniture and
q, stoves. can osaRo g6l. Hoattio'A -
WANTED Screp IRON. metals rubber.
pay cash and send out truck NJ town. can
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. We buy
mAFasines, newspapers and old clothes
Phone osaRe asa
WANT To my your tefriserator, and
furniture, Gail r1uo Front Furniture Co
Z N Main, Usage $500.
HiGHEsT PRICE paid Tor old gold and
Old htnkou false teeth with or with
out gold 70l MARKET 81, ~ Louis. Mo
FuVNl1uRE wanted highest price pad
tor all kinds of furniture. Phone OlaRe
sle6,
FuENlruRE WANTED nighest price
fi2d
WE nuN. SELL aud repair furniture and
sto'ehi Mcfeters Furniture Co. "a W
flist phone Usage ilNG
HIGHEST PRICES paid Tor srtap iron.
metals, RAGS, rubber, rope. magazine
and oil field supplies Security Pine Iruu
a Metal Co, 30l y. Peoria Phone baapc
be5i
WANTED 10 BUY-Furnlture and rent
house from owner Csn Osage 26l5
WANTED 10 BuN Ivory bah, carriage.
iu good condition. Cedar 1ltI
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-26

$500 HtNS 4 Lp1 aud Two nuusa.
renting Tor s." monthly an south sidr.
within cight blocks OF Third and 'N.iu
hers lH an Investment mat g. certainly q
pick Np and % takes only 500 90 handle
OsaEr 3GOh
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-26

/ ron SALE -on Eat Fiftesnth St. uirc.
/ room modern house. corner lot. i6SNIa.
/ feet. Tor a Tow Jays at $1,000 terms
J l-ht. act quick SEQ Russ -, Grant sil
/ security AdR. phone cl60.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-26

SOUTH OLYMPIC. close to ThIrd street.
modern tV".story home three boa -room.
basement garage. etc. ON paved street
priced 90 soIl a. $500 81 500 cash bal.
unce easy torm' lsmc- c Iautsor .0t .
/ security IIds fhonc osasD 1855
New Britain herald., 1920-01-20
AUSTRALIA GOES
 TO FORE IN TENNIS
BrookeS aud Patterson Completely
 OutpIay English Rivals

sydney, Austra lia, Jan. 2".~- Re sumption of lawn tennis play ill the challenge round for the Davis cup put Australasia in the lead over Enslanh. Austra 1asia is defending the trophy
 Normau l.. Brooks and Gerald Pat terson won their match from inc English pair, Licut,-Col A. E. r, kinsscote and A. l.. EcamiSf by he decisive scores of GL-", G-0 rrd 6-o
 In tlic first two sets nl the ma tch the Australians played with Il speed that lL2zted the En2lisl1mcn. The visitors lacked the excellent team work of their opponents and it was late in the match before they were able to make any kind of q showing.
 The competition was brought to Il close today with two singles matches. Austra sia divided the two singles with England last Friday. The chances of English success arc very slim.
 The doubles match Was played in mussy weather in the presence of 1000 spectators. The courts were slow. owing to two days of rain.
 Broolles gave a mastcrly cNhibi- lion, but Plttcrson's W ork was patchH kinSscote played we'll while Ecamish was outclassed.
 There were some fine rallies in the last set, but the Australian pair was tar too superior to give the British team a. chance.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-20
Are You Getting Your Share Out of Life?
1 Thousands to New IIcaItl-IIrIpcd Them
 We'll and Keep Welt.

Do you eons |" the army of hafNcl r-c me" and women and cnjo 0 life because they too careless indifferent little thought 
 are  weak and tremb boa have black spes before
  used to be- if former gradually slipping q hSn ar odinC Improved NerNme  
   
  i l. q a as good d
New Britain herald., 1920-01-20
REYNOLDS AT RUCkNEiJ..

Lew i&hurg, Pa, Jan. 20.--C. ". F. Pete Reynolds. former Syracuse University icld coach, who coached tho BuCknell football eleven last year. has signed n contract to again coach the Eucknell Sridiron warriors. Key no1da had several other offers. but turned them down to return here. Lasj fail Reynolds turned out q good team and as many of the veterans are to be back in college next fall the prospects of hvins 2 fast team arc unusually bright
 ReNnolds has had considerable oH- pcrience in coaching. He was iielG coach unde- Frank J. "BLcl<" O'Nei1i in 1912 anc 1918 and his teams lost but one game each year. Before coaching at Syracuse Reynolds taught football at Hobart and Hamilton.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-20
BRANES-TIGERS' SCHEDULE.
EiSntc,u Games Listed E'oI Thcn Trip
 NOrtItNard.

Boston, Jan. 20.-A l.st Of eighteen games to be played by the Boston Ma tionals and the Detroit Americans i'll their joint trip North from the spring trojning grounds was announced Nes- terday. Boston will train at Colum- bus, Ga and Detroit at Macon. The teams will have three weeks practice before starting out on their tour. the dates of which follow:
 March 23, Columbus; T, MoulUic: 25, Naldosta: 36. Eastman; -, Ma con: IS, Atlanta; 29. AsheNille \. c: 50. Spencer; 31. Greensboro: April l. GoIdsboro: ,. Durham: 3. Bluehcld w. Va; 1. Charleston: ,. Huntington; c. Parkersburs: :, ClarksburS; <. FL kins: 9, Cum Dcrland. Md.
 Detroit goes To indianapolis for games on April 10 and II. and Boston will play at Jersey City on the same date.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-20
UP TO COCHRAN
English Promoter Claims to Have Cable Message From Descamps As
 surfing Him of Carpenters Services

New York, Jan. 20.---C. E. Cochran the English boxing promoter, an nounced last night the receipt of a cable message from M. Dcscamps manaGer of Georges Carpenter. in support of his claim that he is the only one who can stage world $ cham pionship bout in 1920. Cochran said he had paid $25.UoO to Dcsca mps for the French titleholder's service this year The message read
 Awaiting your decision. Have en- tertained no ether offers whatever Will not do so until rclca sed by you"
 Cochran, " ho will sail home Satur- day, intimated he would hold the bout in England if he can sign up Jack Dempsey.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-20
PENN WILL BON NAVY.
Midshipncn Will Engage in Tbcir First E'iStic Event u February.

Annapolis. Md. Jan. .V.--GNmnaa- tics. boxing, basketball. wrestling, swimming and fencing will make up remarkable schedule of sports for the Midshipmcn during February and the first half of March. Four or five events will be held on each Saturday. and the opponents will be representa- lives of. the leading eastern institu- lions. The eymnastic team will have matches as follows:
 February II, Pennsylvania; Febru- ary T, Massac chuSctts Tech; March 6. Harvard: March 10. Yale: March Is. Princeton.
 Two good matches will make up the first boxing schedule the academy has ever had. Penn State will send it's team to Annapolis on February 2l and PennsylNania's boxers will be here on February 2S.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-20
TRINTTY'S GRID SLATE.

Hartfcrd, Jan. 20.-EiEht games are listed OH the Trinity college footF ball schedule for next fall. which was announced last night as follows: Sep tembcr 29. Connecticut Aggics at Hartford: Oct. .. Columbia at New York: 9. Wesleyan at Middlctown; 16., Bowdain at Hartford: 25, Williams at Williamstown: Nov. ?. New York uni
 Nersity at New York: 6, Springfield Ut Hartford: 5. Amherst at Amherst.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-20

WANTS SHORT SCHEDULE.
 New Haven, Jan. 20-GeorSe Weiss. owner of the New Haven club in the Eastern league, will propose at the
New Britain herald., 1920-01-20
BASEBALL SCHEDULES READY.
J Johnson and Heytiler Prepared Them
 on Hunting Trip.
By Briggs

Chicago. Jan, 20.-Ban Johnsons president of the American League. re- turned last night from hunting trip in Louisiana. where with President Heydlcr of the National League he drafted the major league schedules for the 1920 season. n"
 The schcdl ;eS will be presented for adoption at the joint meetings Of the American and National League club owners here next month.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-20
BASKETBALL TONIGHT
Landers, f'rary and Clark >s. New Britain Machine and $. F.. and L.
 Ns. K. and T.. on Schedule at ..N. ..

The Landers, Frary and Clark and the New Britain Machine basketball quintets should furnish the chief at traction at the Industrial leag;l,: games tonight on tho '. M. C. A. court. The 1919 cham pions are plug Sing along at a steady gait, havins lost only ono -ame this season, tha { 10 the r. and r. Corhin five. The Landers team is out 10 win tonight.
 In tho other game on the schedule the Stanley Rule and Level company, will stack up against he Russell and Erwin five.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-20
BIG.HARTS WIN AGAIN.

actiYNmpton. Jan. 70. The league ing BigeloW -TIartfordS passed an r milestone OH their road to tho rstatc league title here last night
 by Johnny Bcckman and Grim q the Carpet town five took n 39 0 contest from tho local team.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-20
TONI.N DEFENDS Ills TITLE.

,stnn. jan. 70. Vino kctouen ned his title to the worlds mid- eight wrestling championship
 last night when he gained two
 from Milk" Gol<Cl, q former title cT. NOi>cl won tho first fall in A2 Itcs, but th" champion took tho two minutes i5 seconds. rcspcc-
New Britain herald., 1920-01-20
BOB MURPHY GOES TO MINORS

Minneapolis. Mnn.. Jan. 2U.-Eob Murphy. an outficlder has been pur-- chased from the Washington Ameri- cans by the local American associa- ton baseball club.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-20
,S INTRODUCED
 RESTORE BOXING
Measure Would Permit Bouts to a Decision

any, x. Y, Jan. 3o.--'rN Q bills, cd to make boxing 'clean and some" were offered the le6tSla- hst night in another attempt to the sport on a legal basis in the | measure, introduced by Senator
 ]. Walker, minority leader in hate, on behalf of the army and Icivilian board of boxing and kl and backed by some of tho 3influential men in the country
 place the boxing game under
 rision of a commission ot three Icense every one connected with test. The supervising commits
 kouIcl have sole direction, man. Sbnt. control and Jurisdiction Ell boxing. Annual permits would |hd only 10 licensed corporations, would have to be bonded to the Of $5,u00 with the state con licensing provision would take only the corporations establish conduct boxing. but also physi- judges, timckecpcrs, boxers. EscrS, trainers, seconds and ref he principle Of licensing boxers have nation wide effect, de- Senator Walker. ''as the fact livery boxer will have 10 take oue |nse will bring boxers, who will from all over the country into IF York under the immediate con- l f the license committee.
 |Eirtccn Rounds to Decision. k provision to employ two judges Hilton to a referee, contained in |ill, will make the possibility of | decisions most difficult, accord -' Ito Senator Walker. The bill permit bouts of 15 rounds. brmy and navy schedule Of its would be adopted.
 |ator Walker called attention to |king of popular favor in the uni lies in favor of boxing.
 he of the reasons for this convcr- he said. lis that hundreds of lands of the young heroes who |returncd from the war have eloquent testimony to the splen- effectS boxing had exercised them in training camps where |g was made. by compulsory fca-
 of military training.
 E bill is som ewhat similar to one huced last year which was |d by the senate, but held up in
 committee to die in the assem-
 Features of Ross BiII.
 e other bill legalizinG boxing was huccd by Assem- byman Harvey bss, republican, of Kings county. Foss bill would establish q state lie commission of three mem
 The measure provides for 12- Il bouts under the supervision of commission which is also com II to choose the referee, time er and medical man who exam the boxers. It provides also for eiSion. The state would obtain er cent. of the gross receipts.
 c measure would provide for a hission of three to be appointed he governor with the consent of ienate to hold office for the re- der of the year, their successors } elected for two years. The nission would have no supervision and sparrinS contests.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-20

league meeting "Wednesday that the playing scht dulc open May and continue until September IS.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-20
LIAMS BEATS DARTMOUTH
ly Boynton, Gridiron Hero, |ows Up Finely on Basketball
 |urt for PurpIe-scorc g. to Fl.
Hero,

Mass, Jan. D. |anns defeated Dartmouth at bas- |hll last night, the score being %". |. For threc-Quarters of the dis Is the rivals were close together,
 the Purple then forged ahead. Jams led al half time. Il to s.
 E in the second period the visitors lat 15-all.
 De game was featured by three lacular baskets hooped by Benny bton. the Williams football star. |Ene. captain CHcclled for Dart hb
New Britain herald., 1920-01-20
1o5, LEBANON |.

tn freshman basketball five open
 he season here yesterday with an 'wf&lming victory over Lebanon h school. The score was 105 to :.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1920-08-24
Removing Rust from Household Iron.

The rust on iron and steel is different
from the tarnish on other metals in that
1t fakes of, thus exposing another sur
face 10 the action of the air and moist
ure, say household specialists of the
United States Department of Agricul
ture. If this process of oxidation con.
tinues long enough the metal may be
eaten away entirely or ''rust out" as Ia
commonly said. Keeping iron and steel
dry and brightly polished 10, the best
preventive against rust. II such arti.
cles are to be stored, coating the sur.
face with paraff1n or other fat that con.
tains no salt, or wrapping them In news.
paper preventsJust. A scourer, such
as bath brick, applied with q moistened
cork or cloth, usually removes rust or
discoloration. II this treatment is not
effective, kerosene should be poured on
the spot and allowed to stand for few
minutes before the soourer is applied.
All traees OF the kerosene should be
washed of With hot sospy water and
the metal dried thoroughly. Steel wool
or tinsel scrub cloth is also good for
securing rusty iron skillets or kettles.
Iron kitchen utensils are smoother and
are thought to wear better II they are
rubbed with fat and baked before they
are first used.
Galvanized iron is iron covered with
zinc and doel not rust nor tarnisb. 1t 10
very durable and is extensively used for
water pals, garbage cans, and other
utensils that receive hard usage. The
only care that galvanized iron requires
is washing 10 hot soap suds or weak
soda solution, rinsiug and drying.