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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-13
COOLERS BLANK WILSON

tSpccial 10 The Timcs- DIspatch)
'" lbSoN. =. -. July l2.-The pc.
tcTs6urg Coolers had tho Wilson
Bugs number this afternoon and
rolled ~ Ave runs. while the Bug
w"r" helpless before III. curves o!
Young
!; was simply "a case Of too much
Young. and tn. best tho Bugs could
tered hits on Ia. big boys delivery
me betting and fielding 81 Roth
Tor The locals. was Of the highest or
ucr. while the stick work of Ncrmil-
ycH and wood featured for ,h,. Wis
tors.
Tnc game was called after the
clEnth inning on account OF rain.
Score;
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HEAVY GRAPPLERS READY
FOR MATCH HERE TONIGHT
Drake and Madvns Appear at Ath-
lctic Gnrdcn-COlohn Meets
McENoy In Prclin.nary.

Tom DRAKE and Ivan Madvas
HEAVYWEIGHT wrcstlers. are primed
for their match tonight at the Ath-
letic Garden. 2l2 North Fourth
street while the men are big and
their work necessarily will ne slow
the match promises TO be hard fought
and closely contested. Both men are
aH SresSive and expect to go after
each other with gloves off Madvas
who weighs 230 pounds, will have
htteen-pound weight advantage
over his opponent.
DRAKE displays considerncle sci
ence in his work. and will do his
best 10 down his heavier and strong
or opponent. Mai"as is confident
OF taking the measure OF Drake
and the. affair should be a thriller
Johnny McEvoy and Tommy Co
lohn, fcatherweiEht crapplcrs will
meet in the preliminary bout; Jack"
Woodan viii referee. The prelimi-
nary bout VIII start at $40.
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De l-ORIMER ENTRIES

ftrst rarc-hvc iuriouE- Busy Hrd. .
lton~t O Blue. !O,. oar Kate. lUy. NoOrurI.
III. AsoGtncJ. I0-, Dorothy. loi. I-Aur..
second race I'VE furionss-ci-nn sweep.
90. Donna Grafton. ln. Gas Mask. w
los. hiJnm"nd. IS. Joes sister. no. May
rhigi Face NJ" iurionss-Msy Ante. 1np.
NdFcCk, ipl; Miss I..-oia 10. ETcadltu-
lc5s GGllopIn. 100: I.egrsntEarI. l!g
Fourth !AC---iv- fufloups-Sanly River
iH Nv III ~; iI2Haii nj SEM u, hG AZ
sid e. k~-ner. III. waiter M4Ck III
Ftfth rnCc--'n.ir HHd sik;.cHth-Ih-
TIlker. !o.. l.nbsla no. stir ua ~. X
4 E"nl ~. Thirteen. 10. Miss sweep
10: Tugs. III,
slAth r.oc- seven fur!ongs Emma !
IL. l.enota l.. no: waldo. jr. liz; PIE
llg. o!iya James. no, Aerial. TO. Flying
FROG. ~. Baby i,onIan. ~.
Se.en,h 'As.-inli. Hpd ,;oveniy yar1s-
10. Helen Akin. Il5: Christie Hooters icJ.
AlIn.up. ius: Sentimental. III
Csca.. iGrt
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LOSE FINISHES MARK
| GRAND CIRCUIT RAGING
iurpIiy, Valentine, Dodge and Vic
Fleming Shared the lIonOrs
or Victory.
IbY Arsocinlcl rrrnsl

TOLEDO, ONO. July 1.-The
pening OF Grand Circuit racing on
pc Fort Miami track was featured
foday by spirited competition and fast
|acinS. Close finishes were the rule
Murphy. Valentine. Dodge and Vie
iening shared the honors Of driving
fi,nnnims steeds Murphy took the
.ne captured the big end Of the Fort
lelSS $4,000 stake for 2:D9 PAGERS be-
!hn Red i.ancelot: Dodge won with
reat Triton the Sherwood 2:l2
|rotting stake and Fleming. Il canad-
IN diver. took thrc" straight hea Is
"a the az pace for Il purse Of sl.2OD.
FaEcr!tcS won In most instances.
ut his upset came when Voltage.
lcked AZ the fhyorl;e IN the colt
lake. lost 10 Miss I'm. The SHIFT
bald about th.rty to one. There was
sptl IN TINS event and the judges
'enaiized Ray for interference, dis
ahcinE his horse when IL went
round the track trailing close to
%" winner. The summarizes:
.:b ,roi. three hoatY. purse AGO;
tarycst Tide taicDonaidj ............. !
ha u" tchii"SJ observation-disclosures J 3
ys,is i%r 9 5Hif H',G is@ r,"2 ."h '''''
r,,ime ~ ~, ~" 81, ani 20" ~.
g. i-""Seio!!. ,veicn,inc) .........l
. M: >. f91r%st tMurphyj .-.....:
,colnn,;i niawe,i lillian id.,wooii. nSSlIi4a
Time-..01 - .:dS 2.g5 ~
r Th IN s ;srr., 80, 2i2 Uo1 stake. $500:
trent Britton iDodgp) .......5l !
Miss Ein tWhticJ Observation-Disclosures /;
toitaE" fEgAEJ .-......... 4 2
, ,s!shI Peter. NJ lt,gala Th- Great
si!kS Motifs ana purbdy also started
Tiu!H --z:il 1T. :,GJ ~. .i3I-2
f.i@ i.".". Ih!rse. ,l2pO. ;h!re heats:
nrinCers Mary tFlrulgYI. ............. I
Ethel Chimes tSIurphyJ .....', ;.
'roHs"T tG"rrsy .............. :. ;
J.lues .Nincrt Joe Mck. sa,,h. AMI
StSihpS iuEOls a!.o stated
Time 90 -, g.+l.i 2:esl.,
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Postpone r,o,Ipr ,,a,.h.

NEW YORK. July l2-Thc boxing
bout between Fred Fulton and Harry
Wits. the New Orleans negro heavy
weight. originally scheduled for de-
cision in this city next Thursday.
has been transferred TO Newark.
where 1t will be staged on July 20.
The inability OF the international
Sporting Club to secure suitable
arena for the bout has caused the
change
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MANS L:ntrlc. In T,,nnts.

NEW YORK, July 1.-THE largo
entry list for The National senior
track and final olympic tryouts at
The Harvard stadium next Saturday,
has made Il necessary TO hold some
OF the trial heats on Friday during
the Junic: meetings, Secretary f. w
Ruben. secretary Of the Amateurs
Athletic tnion. announced here to-
night. This will be done in five
cvents--the l0o-yard. 220-yard. 440-
yard and SSO-yard runs and the 440-
yard hurdles
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TRUCKERS WIN EASILY

Special TO The Times DispatchD
PORTSMOUTH. VA, July i2-Th.
Truckers defeated Rocky Mount
"as!iy IN todays game. to o. The
locals outhlt the visitors. who wcr.
N.!u 10 eight safct!es while the home
clan amaSscd thirteen swa;s tnto SAT-,
territory. Watt led the Truckers ar
The bat. while Walker put up tn. b st
oHccnslE" game Tor the visitors
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ST. LOUIS, OUTHIT, WINS
RED S0X HAVE SIXTEEN
MER LEFT ON BASES
browns Take the ins. Gimme of the
Series from H0stOn hy
Scare uf = tn ..
fBy Assocla;rd Press

BOSTON. july l2.--S; Louis took
the last game OF the series from hos
ton. TO =. today. Boston outhi, the
visitors and had sixteen left on
bases.
Burwcli relieved Van Glider in the
second and pitched wei! until the
ninth. whcn he forced ia run bv
passing Walters.
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Mnnnrchs pl,r A,,ortn T.,r,

,, The Monarch Giants, will rlav tho At
Richmond today. G,me viii he called ~
20 20, These tenn. viii also ,pia:, a double.
hcndcr ~ Boulevard Park Wednesday
luly H. the first game So Tho mannaer
or the Monarch hrs shown great enter.
Prise ~ brinci"E this strong colored team
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nA."'lI. D. Oh harper. /: OIL Fortune. !.
nits--" on NaLBlide.. IN tnunc out In
Ia .. "n iIaEpcr. y In s; OF fcrtla., IN
/ STRUCK out-by NanE!iher. /. ny Bur
Vel. :. by ttarpcr. =. PASSED ball--W iit-
crs winning pitcher Burweil. Losing
DlnrCu and fricl
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Twiiirht Dcfcnt, OoLwood .Jr

,.r W an exciting Eame CT baseball between
,,wnnsht and lockwood, Jr. teams On the
"lrly-fourth street diamond yesterday
ht."rno"n Twilight defeated lakewood. .Ir
.r. %InrH by innings: r:
lockwood. Jr ,a q 10
iniier!cS: rw'iicht-rayi"r Parker. r
collins Oakwood; Jr.-IInrdy. Hope
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WON BY COLLINS HOMER


PBlf.NDEL'itlA. July La COL
Inns home run scored the only taliy
OF toddy's game, when Chicago won
10 ~ Three scratch hits were all
The locals could get of Kerr.
The score:
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Nhi.HE THEY I.LAY TODAY.
,"hu "a! -'rNporI Nrws.
ROCKY 3lount at Poit stnoufI
Petersburg NJ Wilson.
Norfolk at Suffolk.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
Boston At Pittsburgh.
BrOuklyn at Chicagu
New York at ~. Louis.
PHILADELPHIA at CIncinnn u
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Rich niDn,!
To,als 81 a.iIa

score by innings. !,
KChmpnl n q q q q "A n -,
newport News . . o o O n "A q , o.
summary Runs S",vport Sew. W-nit-
ct"tt. Lax" Er-ors Richmond Poo,
T"wpott News Fried. Thrca-bas, hit. -,
80 Ahn htuin"nhkcr Two-hssc hit
i;ah"r. Stolen bEEcs-- war; t.J S,-uc..
"ui-by Fried, !: ~ Kirch-r. ) Rascs
on nh'iH--"n Fried. z: OF kircher !. l..it
~ Ddnt = tlchmpnr. 3: Newport News (.
I'm" ni Game. 1855. Umpire Brandon.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
=, iEsTthnAN's RESULTS.
~. Louis. s: l,U.tEn. =.
chiraEo. |: Phiia,IeipiiLi. o.
Only lSu -"iiruiiic,i.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
ttiraEU at Washington.
1T. Louis al Seu York
Cleveland at l'hiaIrIp hia.
Detroit ,.I Russian
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Wilson


Moran, Two b;,,. hits Burdr,i and E'inc
I'm Iatre v.s M rom. FIRST base on balls
~ Me"hsn. & by You,si Donnie MAJ
M si,N,! p,gaSsistod. rass.d halt
fiaIrtfb. j. liit bv DiIchef--k!rc . Tim
OF gam. rs Umpire -Wcstetyille AZ
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Boston ......... .. o q a n n n .
, SUMMARY: Runs--Tobin. C;cdeot VII
iia'ns Mc.:aIiy. SchanE Error.McSaiiv
I. base hits-iacohson. scott ,et. schang.
foHicr. Three .bHS" hit-Tobin. Stol.n
bnsc- Tohin Sacrificcs-Sislrr Sch.nr
Double plays-Gerber TO Gedeon TO S.slaE:
scott to MClnnts: Poster To VT, Ia Nr
lnnis: Lett on bases ST. Louis 8 Hosto.
10. Bases on balls oil NangiIdcr =: nf
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Texms I<nEuc.

beaumont. 9: Houston. I.
Fort Worth, Dallas played Yesterday.
Wichita Falls. e: Shreveport. = (Thlr-
teen iuninrsl
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Totals ....33 5'2s 20 Totals go 1929 81
street hit for Dcmbs In tenth.
IOne out when winning run made
zone man out interfering with thrown
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. o q a q o o 0 0 %
D o q q O o O q @ IL

Suffolk ~ q o |, o O 30 66,I
Summary: Runs Northumberland. Stolen
oa sesI- CHrcnr-an wagner I'aae on balls
nv lloyd 5. S'n'ev > Left On bases
suffolk 6; Norfolk, 6. Hi by pitched
Ihl!s-benEes. Double play--Dec 10 Black
Errors,.D'c. DrIhcck Sacrifice hlt.-Da.
r,"s wild rltnh--Staney. Umpire--Ortir.
iime i:,'. Attendance. go.
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Tender Wins on oInts.
PHILADELPHIA. July 1o-I.cw
Tender defeated Willie Jackson on
points in an eight-round bout at tho
National League Baseball Park to-
night.
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MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS
international League.

international League.
Akron. .: Jersey City. l.
Rochester. :: Syracuse. L.
Buffalo, .: baltimore A.
Toronto. .. heading g.
American Association.
Minneapolis, q Toledo l.
St. Paul. >; Columbus L..
Milwaukee, 3. indanapnl,s
Kansas CITY. :: l.ouisvillc,
South Atlantic
Charlotte. g.: Columbia. I.
AUGUSTA. 3: Spartanburg :. III Inn,nEs>
GreenviEc. I, Charleston. g.
Southern Association.
Ht,anta. .; isirminGham M. tflrst game)
Atlanta o; birmingham. (sccond camel
seven innings by agreement.
New Orleans, 3: Mobile, o.
Little Rock, S. Chat tanoogk .
Memphis. !. Nashville. ..
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

US TE'iDti'S RESULTS.
ping..,
-. i.,uis. I, :'-w York. 3. tTrn innings. }
Pittsburgh. 2: Huston. ,. tEir,rn In
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philadelphia -. ..........9o 300 %
summary: kuns-E Collins Errors
tnltins: WITT; Home run.--E. Collins :.,c-
rihcs-Lynn. Double play-C;aiioway and
usinLn; LEFT on bases-chlcaro. I: rhiia-
:? Struck out-kcrr =: Perry 1 J'mp!rcs-
Na!iin and Connolly. Time i.G.
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Portsmouth,.

score Dy INNINGS: u
Rocky MOuHt ........ o O q q q n n n n ~
Portsmouth ..... II a a n "a .
summary; KGr-i-EauEs. GooS"irre Viox
i.""hty, EElynor, Malonec. McClourh lI n
i,:Hrned runs-Portsmouth.7 Home fun
N,!!pH Two base f.ts--tha mplIT. Bangs
1""seiree: Malcnnc Stolen hascs-Hamss
pitched haii-Sperbrr and Bags Struct
"a'.by McCloushlin. Z. Bases on balls.
vi Mc,i!oughitn. !. Double plays-Mnlon..
= Parker; Myers 10 Chariot i.oft on
,.ases-hocky Mount. 3; Portsmouth, s.
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ATLANTA GOLFERS HAVE
BIG DAY At MENPHI5
truckers and Chattanooga Player
Garry on iionoIs I'm Opening
Round OF Tournament.
iIIy NsSorIu,.1 pro.rl

MEMPHIS. TENN. July I2.-"Bob-
ny Jones. Atlanta youth. and the
southern team-Joncs, two of his
team mates. Thomas Prescott and
Ferry Adair. and l'oilack Boyd OF
Chattanooga. took the hunors in the
opening round today of the western
amateur golf tournament over the
Memphis Country CLUB course.
Jones smashed the record for the
Memphis course with a ca FOR the s
notes on better than the previous
professional record. and two better
than the amateur nnrk set hy Mar
TN condor. Of tho Memphis Club.
ihe southern team won the Olympic
cup. the Western -A*sOciation'3 media!
pray trophy. with an aggregate score
OF S?a. The ST. Louis District Colt
Association was second. three strok 8
ntnind the winners. and lhe Indiana
tolt Association. OF which team
thick' Evans, former national cham
plon. Is member. third. with a card
OF 32l. The other teams which com :
petcd with the Western Association.
trans Miss irsppI and Arkansas.
81. Louis Player SECOND.
Richard Hockcnkamp, az 81. Louis.
was second to Jones in todays medal
play. with ~. and Evans with 30
third. Prescott. of Atlanta, was
fourth. with "a -. Others who nm
ishc1 better than so were: Clarence
Wolf. ST. Louis. rs: Perry Adair. At
lania. &c: Walter Kossn,ann. st.
Louis. Ia Martin Condor. Memphis:
Ed i.imberg. ST Louis: Dudley
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nc score
81, Louis
Boston.

Totals az S2Tl2 Totals r. y
Matted tor -!iaTpcr In eighth
tHhtod for galley IN eighth
iBhtled for NCNally In eighth
NB!,tied for Fortune in ninth.
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How They Stand Teddy
VIRGINIA LEAGUE
YESTEKDAY.S liEnt,I.T.
a." ;-m"n,h. :: Klrhy Mount. ..

..NrMp.'i s'wr. 4: nj, iiu,ond. q.
,it''isDuiS, %; Wilson, o. ifI.h, i'm
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pliilntlriplliu.

Totals - 1 - Is Totals - , Il .
sBitted for Griffin In seventh.
SCOrr bN InnifIrn.
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Rocky Mount

Tota!s - Szil7
- nam plun ran for 50
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-06

Tulsa branch, Collegiate Aiumuao
will hold So FIRST meeting Of the
season. saturday october 10, In the
Plaza cafe, luncheon To- be- served
at / o'clock. an women who have
had two years work in any college
which gives tho a. -. degree are In
vited to attend. Plates wlll be
$3.50.
This is tho third season for the
local branch which started with "a
membership OF fifteen and now
numbers more than eighty women.
Last year wondorful growth and
achievement were enjoyed ana the
association promises to become "a
real factor in the educational lifo
of the city while no national in
tere8ts are fostorod by the urBauiZa-
tion. the local branch In ambitious
TO unite all college women Of tho
city In cOugcniai association and al
truistic ondcavor, Information
concerning eligibility for member
ship may be obtained from Mrs.
George Ransom of the membership
committee. Officers OF tho brancn
are as follows: Dr. Julia A. Schoen-
lebor, president Mrs. G. H. Priddy.
vice president. Mrs. Robert wood,
recording secretary. Miss May Allou
corresponding secretary Mrs. J.. A.
Montague, treasurer; Mrs. ~. J..
Merry and Miss Eunice RObards
councillors.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-06
city Thanks COppers
for Way of Handling
CrOUds That SatD Cox

Upon motion of o. A Steiner,
commissioner Of streets and pub
lie property the mayor and city
commissioners. at their regular
meeting Tuesday morning passed
resolution commencing the
traffic section OF the police de-
partment for the efficient man
ner in which It handled traffic
during the parade for Governor
Cox last Friday.
Mr.. steiner. in commenting on
the matter, declared there was not
the slightest CommOtIOn or ir-
regularity during the parade and
that city officials should show
their appreciation by passing "A
resolution complimenting the
force. The compliment was fit
tingly acknowledged by j. NJ. Ad-
kison. commissioner OF police and
fire.
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Personal Mention

Mr. and Mrs Frank Brccno are n
Kansas City for q few days stay.
Mr.. and Mrs a. r. Alison win rc-
turn on Thursday from re- several
days stay 81 Kauns City and S.
Louis.
Mrs ClArcnco I' douglas ana Mir9
sadie Maudc bgu' u are home from
"a pleasant Htay 700 Iho Ozark club.
Mrs Domingo g. AcoHtp and Mrs.
Nod g. Hirrhco wli leave sunday for
Jefferson City, Mo. where they VIII
go 90 bo iu aitouduure al the dis
trict federation meeting on music
clubs.
Mis- Mildred Porter ~ Muskogcc
viii arrive on Saturday 80 spoud the
wcoh h-cnd MS u guest OF Mias Naomi
Mcaoryc
Mr.. and Mrs Enrl j. lIarwou nrc
home again after having spent tho
past Bcycral weeks in the east.
Miss Ncttio lluRgins has returned
from vacation spent In Illinois ana
Indiana.
Mrs. Edwin l.. Fowler. who has
been confined to her homo for tho
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-06
Is HELD FOR OATS THEFT.
Rogers Found Probably Guilty nt
Ills Preliminary Urn ring.

Charged with stealing 100 bushels
Of oats. valued at SEQ. from farm
six miles northwest Of Owasso on
September 3. Arthur Rogers was held
under bond Of $500 for trial by dis
trict court at tho conclusion OF his
preliminary hearing before Justice
H. j. Gray.
". r. Rowden, owner of the oats,
claims Rogers stole the property
from the granery and hauled the
uAts away I'm the daytime.
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Lohnson I,lends Not Guilty.

Pleading not guilty to the charge
OF stealing clothing TO the value OF
500 from Roy Williams In this city.
september 90, Clarence Johnson,
negro. was committed TO jail Tues
day al his arfaignment before Jus
tlce II j. Gray for preliminary hear
iup nctphor
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-06
Tho Calendar for "wednesday

Opening meeting OF daughters of
American Revolution In y. W {.
a.
Mrs. Charles F. tarrru is hoHtcaa
OF luncheon for Mira. Nicholson IN
Country club.
Luncheon ana F5lf tournament
for women of Country club.
Ecumoula club meeting in libra
~. Mrs Charles Eiwctt hostess.
Needing of cast l,iu " G.. 4. u.
child welfare board meeting.
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Britlug Imucllcpn.

Mrs. FRANK II. Billingslea has cx-
tended invitations for n bridge
luncheon next Tuesday. October IL.
In compliment to her guest, Mrs.
Maurice SilyerberR of Chicago.
There will be guests for four tables,
Mrs BillingBloa to entertain for the
first time IN her now home, at
Twenty first street and Detroit.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-06

Henry. formerly Of Tulsa, which
took place September q In Wau-
kogau, lll. MIR ana Mrs Henry are
csiding In Chicago NJ present. but
Will come TO this city TO make their
home later on.
The northslde w. G. r. u. will
meet at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon
in tho home of Mrs. william Thurs
ton. 216 Mcst EnAton AVenue.
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IInttIc ErnYl,ill

Women OF Hattie Graybill Mis-
sionary society of the First presby-
terian church win entertain with an
informal reception Thursday after
noon at the hbme of Mfs. Edward
A. Ross, the affair 10 be In compli-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-06

Miss Leone Grgsby, an Alumnus
OF Henry Kendall college, who is
teaching in Muskogce this year. will
spend the Weekend with her par
cnts, Rev. and Mrs. ). l.. Grigsby.
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Mrs. Albert w. Roth is rapidly re-
covering from her recent operation.
Mr.. Ja<k Roth will leave during the
week for entrance upon his third
year in Cornell university, Ithaca.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-06

In fee OF the property and that N,
company which placed the adirio.
on the market has no claim on tbs
lots. ''''
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The Texaco club sent cards yester-
day Dor n dance. Thursday evening.
October II.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-06

The annual party and dance OF
Lady Maccabees has been set for
October is in tho Elks' club.
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Quiet Tile to BIxby Lots.

Judgment quleting title to lots
and Q. block. II, Privett addition to
the town OF Rtxby. was made In dis
trict court Tuesday in favor OF II. s.
1}olton. The court held Bolton owner
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-06

Mrs. Ralph NJ. Darnell and little
son, Ralph. are at home from II
summers stay In Pctoskoy Mich.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-06

Mr. and Mrs. ~ A. Gruber and
daughtor, Emily have returned
from a visit Ia the north and east.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-06

Tho mex. dance IN II. y. O. IT, cir
cles will be an affair of October "a.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-06

Mrs. l.. r. B,lingslca is home af-
ter several weeks confinement In a
Kansas CITY hospital.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-06
II You Can't Come Personally
just Phone!

Orders Take Are Filled Carefully
and Accurately.
Silks, Jewelry, Glove Dept. .4S65
Millinery Dept, Third Floor. 1856
Patterns, Art Goods. Deliveries 1887
Hosiery, Dresses, Domestics 1906
Suits, Dresses, Blouses .......l7O7
Shoe Dept, Third Floor. .....7Sl7
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-06

Mr. and Mrs, y. j. Hurley have re-
turned home after fow weeks stay
In the cast. during which time thoy
were in Waghington for the wedding
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-06
Strictly Cash Sale

No approvals or exchanges
on merchandise bought at
This Thirty-Three and One
Third Per Cent Reduction
Sale.
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Luncheon

Mira Fred Kay of hotel Tulsa. aud
Mrs Fred VI HDsu entertained q
muall company at luncheon ycatcr
day iu Tea Cup Inn.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-06

viii give preserves. jrllios. etc, for
students Of the school
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-06

Mr., and Mrs. l.. w. Grant of 1872
South Main street, announce the
birth. October OF son, Charles
Brady Grant
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Mrs H. w Jncnson was he guest of
friends In Okmuigeo. for the day,
yesterday
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-06

Mr.. ana Mrs. L. Lyons OF East
licuna Vista avenue have returned
from a trip 20 Chicago. New York
and Boston,
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C0(GG15:3iiH:Ei::=5:' = !: i::5:'' I 7

ment 20 Mrs. l.. r. Bowon. who
h,avcs soon for roadcnco In Call
fornia.
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\ WOMENS J


IIInsIUnN-N NIiIIUnt IIInSItIll
what would our lives become. what
we uursrlyDs2
Dreams of illuHinra. call them
what you Will
They lift as from the commonplace
Of life
10 better thinE3.--Loug',ilow.