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CLEVELAND.

SUMMARY.
Three-base hts-Konetchy, f. Smith.
Home runs-E. SIN
Sacrfces-Sheelan, Johnston
to lduH to
ONci Gardner to Wnmbsganss
~ "
Triple observation-disclosures,
Left on baseS-BrOok1yn, z; Cleveland
Bases bas-of Grimes of 3.
Hs-of Grimes, in innin Mitchell In 4
= 80 :
Struck out-by BaEby 3; Mitchell, 1.
Wild pitch-Bagby.
Losing pitcher.-irimes
Umpires-Kcm n pIate), Int nrst, O,D,v
second), Dineen a third). ~' "
Official attendance $4,000; commits.
$S2Oo; players
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Deaths

FoRD--bitd. al his
4, "tuhty-Hii'l street a: IS.tt ~ North
vipcn ~ t'iu aged 90. i'd IL am
notice i,, 70 "''e and six children. Fun sql
|IW Is bi'd AZ Ills r-sIIco-c- :,
years. H., i.anw L"SScHh Lewis. aged a.
was sV nioths's ana hos, Of frenSa ann a
L. O % Red Men. ]. o. IT, a. IL
hm.ric. m., y. Patriotic Dauphtcrs -;
arc i,vi,,H "a Degree Of PocAh0ntas who
AZ r,ns so attend funeral. To- be- held
BurisI AZ n,yo, nantist Church at p. II.
II" hokGii--Dicd. October 10. II:25
Twen,y.,h.ra s, ma ''sihence.. ms North
hi s,.' AGED {: years. Funeral ,a nen,
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Deaths

EriSIMisa Lucy Byrd Martin. JI.d AT
OF Mrs Foreneae d s. aS Gi'9 1nnn dS9kh,sr
she 10 survived by one ''i BROTHER. Ma Wir;
@ ana 'sI'r Mo M'ss s,,s
Avenue Inlsrmen. Hsi2sl t csara a52s + Fn Il
o,,v MISS Lucy BYRD MARTIN.
shs dsd Lucy E sad' Ms OF ass wnsn
for ,ha ,Gonniy. was known to hundr. ds
n ne NE The encouragement OF nor p dea, 6i
.ha sty s sish p satfSa1y In
g s,, wherever she was known Miss Mar
HiHyed ~ Richmond. Tier daily ,Iipn e" to
slant HiGn'n ss1ys were 70 her m!salon OF con
The sSuihsrn G RaiMay sne ssms'er ,o. on
housewives and schooi childrGn@she had
them she Way 1924 a"f he ss fye aS
ac Phiseppa az fhe attended tho sunday
substitute teacher. ah. Wan Sndeared 70
eonsasa IL n" sRRIsSaSr or
nut 70 a conNaney of unHCiHnh devotion 10y
eipfuhess was the rule OF her nfs snnanci
AMI ahn.l by .,y Il; applieaii"n she narved lIin,
fungrai Services vii be- held ffo" 2 ans
lark Avenue , Monday At =. 81. .The
o'clock.
iii, Az. v Ss'ss s;, p IsS$. %rs t. Gs"s!ss
terry on arrival ~ a;tS j.. IS. train Tues.
day. oe,ohs. lzth; friends invited.
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q. and dsoras s.. of Sew Hern n. &
Bern. .hors LuG,i VII take plaeo ' Ills
IN Neni1rinmi q
MEETZokh :, sag Dm loving I.msm.
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ago o''p ~ .iet i isnS and children.
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Personals o
LADfEH. THINK OF THRILL you are
out q pr"ss1;r'ion, and unable TO get
rixSiis n,syor'onsd that viii asna n.s sS Soa
iiDss. c9mf1ft AMI durability. wo have
s"es ss. ~; sn. PSfss aoiss ssss
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D.. engraved on back. Phone Madison
LOST, sIsIs and city license No. 5sa5 and
atat. Findsr please notify HAYWOOD
DAo ~ 4ytF
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BARaAIN6.

81 II C.. TRUCK. EQUIPPED
USED ONLY SHORT WHILE
@ll.L SELL $1,000 RELOW COST
TO QUICK BUYER.
IN iHJRv1 AkfAiA i;T9b. ETHH % 2{Sns
HErAISTEp AND EQUIPPED
WITH LARGE NEW STAKE
,sTuDEDAKEn LIaHT DE-
bdiI,TuEiInfyJ PGA xSRn H AZ Eh TM 6SIH6
TIRES AND REPAiNTED.
OLD HICKORY LIaHT DE.
S5 ,RHH sew II E FINES E HsD RS
NATIONAL SIX.
pi 1+fRI1AsssnN nSgf;pT ~ Al w fq e n
FOIR NEW CORD TIRES AND
JUST REPAINTED.
S HisTH AND % e1SR s 81, ENs:.
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sTUDEBAKER Light SII bought new ten
months ago: perfect condition. new tires
only used Tor plcanurc. Must sell i'm.
mediatcly. as t.ansferrtd TO California
rIiee. Loo seon Jenernou Garage. or
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How Cleveland Made It 8 to |

CLEVELAND. OHIO. Oct. 10.-The
detailed play of todays game fol-
lows.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-07-19
By United Press.

by United Press.
London, July 19,-British newspa.
pers today bitterly condemned the
killing of Commissioner Smyth of
the Royal Irish constabulary yester-
day and the wounding of others.
The week end crime wave includ
ed the murder of Constable Master
son near Dublin by party of raid
ers.
The newspapers termed the muir
ders as the most brutal and cow
ardly crimes perpetrated in Ireland
so far
Colonel Smith had been called to
London last week to explain to the
government his recent speech to the
Irish contsabulary at Listowel IN
which he had ordered the police to
shoot down wi hout warning all per
sons not complying religiously with
tions.
1t appears that from that very day
Smyth had been shadowed closely
by Sim Feiners. A few days ago
he had returned to Ireland and last
night he was in the smoking room
of the Country club, the most exclu-
sive club in Cork. frequented chiefly
by men of the military and landed
classes. At 10 o'clock sharp the wen
geance gang" entered the club held
up the servants at revolver points
dashed upstairs and entered the
room where Smyth and thirty Others
were seated at tables smoking and
talking and drinking
Two volieys were tired by the wen
geance suuad" and Smyth was rid
He'd by bullets.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-07-19
LOCAL WOMAN IS
DEAD WHILE ON
SUMME R OUTING
Mrs Louisa Zimmerman Passes
Away at Fiag'er, Colo. Was On
Visit to Relatives; No Funeral
Arrangements Today.

While on her annual vacation Wis
iting friends and relatives in Flag
Ter, Colo, Mrs. Louisa Zimmerman,
age 70, whose home Is at 1916 Min
nesota avenue, died suddenly late
Saturday evening.
The body is expected to arrive in
Chickasha late Wednesday and flu
neral services are planned for Thurs
day afternoon. All funeral arrange
ments had not been completed this
morning.
Mrs. Zimmerman leaves four
daughters and three sons to mourn
her death. The daughters are Mrs.
j. p. Wolverton of this city; Mrs. C.
]. Kiepe, of Nnnekah; and Misses
Ella and Nellie Zimmerman. both of
Charles Zimmerman, connected with
the Ford garage here; Robert Zlm-
norman, farmer living west o
Chickasha, and l.. M. Zimmerman of
Henderson, Neb.
Mr.. Wolverton, owner of the Ford
garage here, and Miss Ella thinner
man left yesterday for Flagler. Mrs.
Wolverton and children and Miss
Nellie Zimmerman were in Colorado
at the time OF the death.
The Zimmerman family has resided
in and near Chickasha during the
past eighteen years They formerly
lived seven miles west of this city.
Mr.. Zimmerman died more than
three years ago.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-07-19
Cox and Roosevelt Return to Ohio
from Washington Conference
With Wilson; To Confer With
National Heads.
CONVENTION BOSS IS
EXPECTED BE CHAIRMAN
Discuss Party Finances Soon; De.
termine Route for Stumping
Tour; Wilson to Help Nomi-
nee in General Campaign.
BY United Press.

BY United Press.
Columbus, Ohio, July .19.-James
Nj. Cox and Franklin d. Roosevelt
democratic nominees for president
and vice president, arrived here this
morning after the Washington con.
ference with President Wilson yes.
terday, ready to frame the campaign
plans with the democratic national
committee.
The itineraries of the stumping
tour, where the active campaign shall
he, the news of the national commit
tee, party finances and the estab-
lishment of headquarters are mat
ters to be decided in the near fu-
ture.
Governor Cox expects to confer
with Homer S. Cummings, chairman
of the democratic national commit
tee, and e. II. Moore, manager of the
Cox campaign at the Frisco conven-
ton, and who is believed to be slat-
ed for the national committee chair.
manship.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-07-19
HEART FAILURE
CAUSE OF DEATH
LOCAL RESIDENT
L. C. Linn Eats Hearty Breakfast
Then Succumbs to Stroke While
Seated On Front Porch; Has
Lived Here IA Years.

l.. C. Linn aged rs, father OF
Judge WIN Linn of this city, died
yesterday morning at 8 o'clock at
the family home m South Sixth
street, heart failure being given as
the cause Of his death.
For some months the deceased had
been suffering with heart trouble but
had shown no extraordinary symp-
toms of sickness until the stroke that
ended his life. Yesterday morning,
Mr.. Linn had eaten a hearty break
fast and stated that he was feeling
better than usual He went to the
porch where he seated himself to en-
10y, the cool morning air. He sat
there for some time and suddenly
members Of the family saw him
crumple up in his chair. He was dead
in a few minutes. Saturday evening
he had taken a long auto ride, going
several miles into the country.
Funeral services will be held this
afternoon at the Anderson chapel
Seventh and Chickasha, at $3.50 The
body will be taken to the old home
of the deceased in Murray, Ky, Tor
burial. leaving here tomorrow morn
ing Members of the family will ac-
comnanv the body to its last resting
place.
The deceased was born in Trigg
county, Kentucky, and lived in that
state until 1909 when he movai to
Chickasha. He was a lawyer, hav-
ing spent years in the practice OF MS
profession and was for two terms
circuit Judge of the Third judicial
district of Kentucky.
The deceased is survived by ms
wife and eight children; Mrs. w. G.
Harris. Nashville, Tenn; Judge Conn
Linn. former district Judge at Tulsa
Judge Will Linn, district judge OF
this district, and whose home is IN
this city; Mrs. Ryan Ferguson
Greenwood, Miss; J. NJ. Linn. State
Line KY; Mrs. Tom Williams, Muir
raw XIV. and r. P. Linn of Chicka-
sha.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-07-19
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Marriage licenses were issued Sat
urday to: e. H. Mansell age %, o.
Duncan. and Mrs. Ldla Dillon, age
IS, of Duncan Newman G. Cooper,
age 21, of El Reno, and Miss Lii
lian Fatheree, age 18, of El Reno. R
l.. Everett, age 81, of Lindsay. and
Mrs. la Willis, age %, of Lindsay
c. d. Hull, age 25, of Carnegie. and
Miss Ina Green, age "a, of Chickasha
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-07-19
LIONS ROTARY MANAGERS HAVE
CHOSEN WE'LL AS TO JUDGES OF
PLAY INiGAME NEXT THURSDAY Y

There Will be no "man-handling
OF the umpires in the Rotary-Llons
ball game at University park next
Thursday afternoon. unless the play
ers feel extremely lucky.
The reason is that two heavy.
weights have been selected as the
judges of play They are the Rev.
Father Wilwerding of the Catholic
church and Mart Louthan, former
captain OF the capitol police, Wash.
ington, d. c. 1t is figured by the
rival managers that the players will
think twice and take into consider.
alton the weight that most of them
would have to give away" before
choosing" either of these arbiters
because OF decision. Wherefore
the, game will be a very peaceable
affair so far as wrangling with the
jumps is concerned.
John Crib, first sacker for the
Lions, is one among a few players
on both teams that questions the
baseball knowledge Of Mr.. Louthan
and it Is understood that there was
some objection to his selection.
These players who have registered
a kick state that they would be per.
fectly satisfied If Mart could be nut
through a course OF intensive instruc.
tion on the fine points of the game
before taking his position on the
field to Judge the details of the COM
bat. There has been unanimous an.
proval of the selection of Father
Wilwerding as an jumps, for all rec
ognize that be has been a close fol-
lower of the game for years and is
thoroughly conversant with the lat
est rules governing play.
While it is conceded that the um
pires will be fairly busy in Judging
the game, there is one official to
whom the hearts of the fans should
go out In sympathy. He is Garner
Collums, official scorer of the game.
Collums has been getting some swell
experience scoring the Western as
sociation games here, but it is an
fact that he will need all
his skill and learning to be able to
keep tab on this Lions-Rotary affair,
play by play.
He is having his score book re-
built in an effort to meet the emer. |
gency that Is inevitable when the
two teams get together. The chief
change that is being made in the !
book, is that the error column Is
being remodeled and will appear in
The new edition along generous lines.
It will be twice the size Of the next
largest column, which will be the |
1ne in which the records of the
scores will be kept
Mr.. Collums is ordering two dozen
pencils and as assistants will have
| corps of expert accountants to
ludit the books as to hits, runs and
errors at the close of every inning
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-07-19
II Elected, Republican Nominee win
Refuse to Take steps Toward
Ratification Of League In
Present Form.
RECENT ATTACK ON
LEAGUE rs BITTER
Is Second TRADE Against Covenant
In Week; Says Opposed to Vlr-
tualIy All President Wilson's
Foreign Policies.
BY United Press.


Marion, Ohio, July Ex-senator
Warren G. Harding, republican pres
dential nominee. If elected, win re.
fuse to take any steps toward the
ratification of the Versailles treaty
and the Yeague OF Nations covenant,
if the latter remains as submitted
to the senate by President Wilson,
according to the views Of Senator
Harding's friends after careful
study of the republican nominees
latest attack on the project
The attack that Harding launched
against the league covenant was the
second in a week and displayed open
hostility to the League of Nations.
The senator declared that he op-
posed virtually all OF President Viii
sons foreign policies which would
require heavy armaments to carry
out. He said that the republican
party would pledge itself against
them.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-07-19
BATTLE FRONT OF CHICKS is
CHANGED IN EFFORT TO FIND
COMBINATION THAT WILL WIN

When the Chickqs return to tn,
nome lot, there will be several new
players cavorting in Chickasha span
giles on the infield and the defensive
front OF the team will be switched
considerably, according to advices
from the "front" where the locals
are battling in Okmulgee.
The management is working in an
effort to find a winning combination
and if new blood will do it, then that
combination can be looked for. A
young third sacker, Moroney, re-
ported here Saturday evening from
the defunct Louisiana state league.
lie was sent to the Chickasha team
and will report to Manager Hayes
today at Okmulgee.
He played third base on the Oak
dale team in the Louisiana circuit
and helped his team win the first
half pennant Of the present season.
Shortly after the second half started,
the circuit blew up 1t is the same
class of ball as the Western associa-
tion.
Moroney will be played at third
base in today's game against Okmu-
gee and If he goes well will become
the regular hot corner man for the
Chicks. Jakubick will be sent to
short with Farrity, the infielder Sc
cured from DrumFight at second
This will leave Kitterman as the
5nly old man on the infield. The
outfield will remain the same, be-
ing Pettigrew, Reudy and Neusel.
Chief Nose Poolaw, has long had
a hankering to show his prowess on
the hurting hill. 1t is known that the
chief can heave a good brand of ball.
He will have his opportunity with
the Chicks now, as he will be used
as a pitcher and general utility man.
Pitcher James, who reported to the
club last week and hurled one game |
against Henryetta, will probably be
released, Manager Hayes stated by
phone yesterday evenign.
Russell McMullen, who has played
short and second for the Chicks thus
far this year, will in all probability
be shipped back to his owners, the
Wichita club of the Western league.
Mack has made a world of friends
hmong the fans around the circuit
md especially in Chickasha. He has
also played a pretty good brand OF
baseball, but his stickwork has not
1een of the best and occasionally he
las had bad fielding slumps. In the
went either Garrity or Moroney'
,how anything with the willow and
heir fielding proves to be of an ac-
,eptible brand, Mack will be return
ID to his home lot, ruled over by
Crank Isbel.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-07-19
UNION HEADS To
GET BUSY AF TER
AWARD Of BOARD
By United Press.

Chicago, July 19.-The heads OF
the railway unions are to confer re-
garding the action proposed following
the railway labor boards award on
the wage demands which Is to be
made tomorrow.
One thousand union leaders are
expected to attend the meeting I'm.
less the demands of the unions for
wage increases aggregate a billion
dollars year are granted, a general
strike is to be called, it is believed.
Leaders fear that an unauthorized
strike will result unless quick action
is taken.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-07-19
CHICAGO STREET
CARS RUN AGAIN
By United Press.

By United Press.
Chicago, July 19.-The surface
lines are back to normal operation
following the settlement made yes
terday with the striking electrical
workers.
One of the main points in the set
tlement was the agreement entered
into that the car shops should re-
main open to both the union and
non-union workers.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-07-19

Miss Adola Zinn, former assistant
county superintendent of public in
struction of Grady county. spent the
week end visiting friends in Chick
asha. Miss Zinn is now secretary OF
the Bureau of Engravings at Okla
homa City.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-07-19
GRADY FARMER DIES

A. ]. Howarth, age 55, a farmer
living two miles north of Pocasset,
died at his home last night. Funer
al services will be held this after
noon at 2:30 o'clock in the S. ]. An
derson chapel, conducted by Rev. c.
P. Alcorn, pastor of the Second Bap-
tist church,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-07-19
CONSIDER WAGE
DEMAND MINE RS
By United Press.

By United Press.
Scranton, Pa, July 19.-The clos
ing arguments were made today be
fore the mine commission which is
considering the demand for more
wages for the anthracite miners.
Phillip Murray, vice president OF
the miners union, declared that the
union based its claims on the fact
that the anthracite miners are not
receiving a living wage and that a
living wage would be in excess of
their maximum earnings
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-07-19
DISCUSS COUNTY BUDGET

The board of county commission
ers, sitting as a township board, is
in session today in the office of r
S. Cox. county clerk. In addition to
the regular routine, the discussion
of the county budget occupied the
attention of the board.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-07-19
spEEnER IS FINED.

Geo. Hurst contributed IS to the
citv this morning when he was found
guilty in municipal court of exceed
ing the speed limit on South Firth
strete. Charges against Turst were
filed by Traffic Officer Moody.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-07-19
CAS- EXPLOSION
IN pennsylvania
ENT0MBS MINERS
BY United Press.

By United PfesS
Unity, Penn, July 19.-Eight min
ers are entombed 500 feet under the
ground at the United Colheries mine
near here.
1t is believed that the cap light on
one of the men exploded accumulat-
e dgas. Rescue parties have been
rushed to the scene from Pittsburg
and everything possible is being done
to reach the men in time to save
their lives.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-07-19
Peking MUdders
Continue AdUGnce
By United Press.

Washington, July 19.-The defend
ers of Peking, China, have sustained
severe defeats and are retreating
toward the city, the state department
was advise' in messages today. The
invaders continue their victorious
advance.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-07-19
Catholics Enter
MericGn Politics
By United Press.

Dy UHIItU ITtSS.
Mexico City, July 19.-The nation
al republican party representing the
re-entry of the Catholics into Mexi-
can politics, are meeting here to
choose a presidential candidate. They
will prepare a new constitutional
leaning toward Conservation, it was
learned.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-07-19
BOLsheUiks Take
TOlUn from Poles
By United Press.

Warsaw, July 19.-Polish army
headquarters have announced that
the bolsheviks have occupied the city
of Ida, after bitter fighting. The
red forces continue to advance, re-
ports state.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-07-19
FEAR Ne VI CLASH
RESULT TROUBLE
WITH S|NN FE|NS
Two Murders Called "Most Brutal
and Cowardly Crimes In Ire
land;" Colonel Smith Victim
of Vengeance Squad"
BY United Press.

BY United Press.
Cork, Ireland, July 19.-Feeling is
running high as the result of clashes
between British troops and demobil-
lied soldiers in which 60 were wound
eI. Further outbreaks are feared.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-07-19
COTTON PRODUCTS SHY
By United Press.

BY United Press.
Washington, July 19.-The census
figures on cotton products show a
decrease as compared to the eleven
months ending June 80. last year.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-07-19
By United Press.

by OHlltu TTeSS.
+ Chicago, July 19,-Jules Jo- 4
. mas, brother-in-law of Leo I
I Feist,. music publisher, was !
+ probably fatally wounded by 4
+ Miss Pauline Meglitch, who 1
+ committed suicide after the 1
+ shooting yesterday. The 1
I shooting was the result of a I
+ clandestine love affair rival !
ling the famous Randall-Bley- 1
: and four children. !
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-07-19

edge that my new commander in
chief will be his wholly worthy sue
cessor."