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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-05
MIR. WALLACE CHAMBERS
 Tn CTNC

| MT. Wallace Chambers, Birmingham's s
 well-known singer r-composer, will be heard at the Sunday evening concert at
 the Tutwiler this evening in number of selections, some of which are his own compositions.
 MT. Chambers has not been heard here for some time, his engagements away from Birmingham having called him out of town and his many friends will be delighted to hear his lovely voice
 again.
 In addition to MT. Chambers selec- tions, Wiegand's orchestra will render
 an especially attractive programme, in- cluding a Fantasia" of "Pagliacci' (Leoncavello); the Rubenstein Melody
 in F." and the overture to "Zampa" (Herold), while MT. William Nappi will play T Hear You Calling Me" (Mar- shaIl) as trumpet solo.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-05
MISS MASSEY HONORED

Miss Marion Hicks will entertain Tn honor of Miss Elizabeth Massey. popl- lar bride-elect, at a dinner party Fri day, December 10
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-05

Mr., and Mrs. Russell Hunt will enter tain at box party at the Lyric in honor of the Mccoy Massey wedding party Monday, December B.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-05
THEATRE PARTY

The groomsmen will entertain at box
 party at the Lyric for the Massey Mccoy bridal party.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-05
LNCHEON FOR MISS MASSEY

Mrs. w. B. Hammtt will give a
 luncheon at her home in honor of Miss
 Elizabeth Massey. bride-elect. or Thursday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-05
MRS. LUKE'S LTNCHEON
BOX PARTY

II Mrs. John Luke will compliment Miss Elizabeth Massey at luncheon at the Southern club. Friday. December 10.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-05

LUNCHEON FOR MISS MASSEY s Mrs. Elliott Williams will be hostess
 at luncheon, complimenting Miss Eliza beth Massey, a bride-elect, on Monday, December 13
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-05
'AFTER- -REHEARsAL PARTY

Mir. and Mrs. Richard w. Massey will compliment the McCoy-M Massey wedding party at' an after-rehearsal buffet supper at their home on Tues day, December 14.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-05
ALL-DAY MEETING

The Mission Study class of the Avon- dale Methodist church will have an all- day meeting tomorrow at the church, beginning at 10:30 o'clock. The di- vision of the class known as the blues will entertain the red division. ss LUNCHEON FOR MISS MASSEY
 Mrs. P. B. Bowers will compliment Miss Elizabeth Massey, a bride-elect, at a luncheon on Tuesday. December 14.
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-06-10
WHEN TO WATER POPPED
 PLANTS

Many potted plants will not stand an excessive amount of moisture: in fact the ma jority of them will not Most people i'll their enthusiasm to give the potted plants the very best attention possible insist on watering them every day. and this means that they .are not going to last long. because they are just like folks, they can be drowned
 Especially will begonias and the more slowly growing plants not stand large quantities of water. The thing to do is to water the plants once or twice week and give them q thorough soak ing and then let them alone until the soil becomes thoroughly dried. Don't be afraid because the top surface of the soil is dry and think it is dry all the way down through the pot, because this isn't the case Too much water will cause the leaves to gradually die and drop off. and of course this means dead plant The Progressive Farmer
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-06-10
PRESCOTT BAPTIST CHURCH

Commodore r. Walters, Pastor.
 Services for Sunday as follows:
 Dr. Dickens. president of Ouachita College. will speak to Us at the morn ing hour. services beginning at 10 ID and closing at II :4J. Our regular church conference follows the benedic- tion. The closing fifteen minutes of the sunday school will serve aS the opening service of the church service proper.
 The children will he prepared 10 sing our opening song for preaching. E. I. r. |. at : D. h.. Vernon Fore. president. A special effort iS being made to have an interesting program. Let all the members of the church come at D. III. instead of D. m. and be present at both the young peoples service and the preaching service.
 .Preaehing by the pastor at D. m. Subject, Gods Call to You. and Its Benedictions." The music will be eX- celent. We extend on rhand of wei come to you( the public in general) Come and worship with Us.
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-06-10
LEWIS-JONES

Miss Era Lewis and John Paul Jones, well known residents of Fort Morgan. were quietly married last night at the Christian parsonage, 527 Meeker St, NJ. NJ. Nelson. pastor of the Christian church officiating.
 The bride is associated with the Busy Bee Candy Store of which Mir. Jones is manager. He has worked up Il splendid business in the store and has host of friends n the city Mir. and Mrs. Jones have the best wishes and congratulations of their many friends in the community. Fort Mor- gan (ColoD Times. May 12.
 Miss Era is the daughter of Mir. and Mrs. bio Lewis of this city and has been making her home in Fort Morgan for the past year. Her friends here congratulate her and wish her and her husband many years of happiness. READ THE PICAYUNE $50 . year.
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-06-10
HON'S THIS?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re ward fo rany case of Catarrh that can not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure
 Halls Catarrh Cure has been taken by catarrh sufferers for the past thirty five years, and has become known us the most reliable remedy for Catarrh Halls Catarrh Cure acts through the Blood on the Mucous surfaces. eXpell- ing the Poison from the Blood and healing the diseased portions.
 After you have taken Halls Catarrh Cure for a short time you will see d great Improvement i'll your genera health. Start taking Halls Catarrh Cure at once and get rid of catarrh Send for testimonials, free
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 Sol dby all Druggists, 75c.
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-06-10

~F r all the Writing Ginks that
 ever Pulled Bright Lines,
 the most Incandescent, prob ably, was Big Bill Shakespeare. You can take Pretty Nearly Any thing that William ever Tore Off on his Trusty old Single Keyboard, then Size Up few words from a Sentence, and you'll have to admit that Bill SAID TT.
 I was Crashing Through some of the Highbrow Stuff that our Old Pal dashed off, the Other Day, and in that Sketch called "As You Like It," which used to Play the Big Time before the Shuberts and K & E. were Ever Heard Of, I ran across an expression of Bill's which said there were Sermons in Stones"
 So there Are. There's one Big Sermon in Every Stone. Here 1t Is. Don't Throw the Store."
 Do you Make Me?
 mean, DON'T KNOCK.
 In my opinion, any Guy that losses a pebble at another fellows Reputation, ought to have the Wool worth Building dropped on Top of his Own Bean.
 It's an Awful Game, this Knock ing. What you Start in a Whisper against the Other Bird, may wind up as a Big Holler through Mega phone, that will put him Out of the Battle for Keeps. And, you know, you may be All Wrong. And, once you've Started tbe Bah Rolling, it's going to Travel Some. You may say:
 'I don't like the Cut of that Guys Jib."
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-06-10

The Geezer you Say 1t To passes 1t Along. He says:
 "T hear Jimmy Whoziss is run. ing Out of Line"
 The next Customer says:
 What do you Know about Cid Jim? I get it he's Ducking the Bulls"
 And by the time This Stuff gets Around the Block, they'll have Jim Whoziss reported up at Sing Sing, Facing the Chair. And the Guy that's responsible is YOU. How do you Feel about It?
 Why not put the old Reverse Eng fish on your Chat-Spiller, If you must Say Something? It will Work Out with just as much Speed and Power, but the Other Way. If you Pass 1t Out that Jim's All Right, the First Listener will Shoot it Along that Jim's a Bear-Cat, and would Give a Man his Shirt. Num- Der Three will Slip the Dope Along that James is Prince-and the first thing you know, they'll be Put. ting him Up for the Primary Elec- tions. And won't you Feel a Lot Better?
 The Hammer Is a fine instrument in the Hands of a Blacksmith. But the Ordinary Citizen ought not to Wield It, especially against the Fellow who is Out of the same Cast.
 The Horn Is Lot Better. My only objection to the Horn is that Most People confine its use to New Years Eve, and don't Blow it Every Day in honor of the Chap Next Door. (9>
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-06-10
LOCALS

Some neighborhoods are beginning to need little rain.
 Rev I. E. Moore of Gale, was in the city one day this week. Wednesday was the lost day for as sesSing your taxes without the penalty being attached
 Politics sure does make strange bed fellows For instance, the Serepta | meeting June 9th, 1920. Mrs C. B. Andrews and daughter Mrs Rogers and baby Helen. visited in Malvern last Sunday and Monday. FOR SALE-A good Jersey milk cow Young calf. Live on line of cor pora ton north of town. Phone 142. H. G. Sharp. 3t2 IHtN dIt hiIiS lht IltN lllS | Prescott road look like real Pike now. There will be no mud troubles on that road this winter
 
 Dr. NJ. H. Kennedy left here Satur- day for Minden. La, answering mes sage which stated the death of Mrs. Kennedy's father. Robert Langston. aged 70 He died very suddenly Mrs. Kennedy had been there several days on visit.
 I handle the T.. E. Roofing Clements nothing to mix OF stir. ready for use. water tight joint can always be ob tained also handle paints of all kinds. for dwelling and for barns. Seel me before you buy your paints. Try some of my celebrated cements. ]. A. Bryan.
 There will be revival meeting com mencing Saturday night, June 12th, under big brown tent in the city of Prescott Evangelist l.. Hibner of Des- mont Mo Come and hear the John Wesley and Rodger Williams old time gospel preached. T. w. Hughes, pas tor of the church of the NaZarene.
 
 In the ad. of the Harrell Automobile Company which appeared in this paper last week and the week before. q dis count of JJ per cent was shown on tires this was an error. The discount is ! per cent Also. the price of gaso- line was shown at 50c per gallon in error This price should have been shown at 30c per gallon.
 The program given last sunday by the Nazarene Sunday school at West moreland church was well attended. l Each child rendered its part well and proved that good Sunday school will pay in any community. Dinner was served on the grounds and the Rev. J. F.. Moore made short address to the children in the afternoon.
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-06-10
NOTICE TO TEACHERS

I will hold the regular quarterly ex animation for teachers at Prescott June 17-1S.
 C. M Hirst. County Exafiner.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-31
STRONG INDIAN TEAM
''iiIocco Occupies Prominent Place
III Oklahoma Collegiate Ath-
ietics-Bcat University.

~, PoNCA CITY. Okla. March 40
i"e Chllocco Indian school, as usual,
.S occupying a prominent position in
SHie,lcs again this season. The base
pi pdi team played the Kansas City
u'u's Yesterday and today and is on
. .ne schedules Of practically all the
Important schools of this state and
kansas iollss' The first two games of the
ISdsoh Iseh were at the state University.
Ilqdy and Saturday of the past
1w'Vh' The Indians defeated the
a3,elsity TO in the first game
~ were scalpod to in the second
rrl 1"t a bad showing by anv means.
.t i"9 olli university team plays two games
a' NhiIocco in May.
me Indians will go to saltwater
,ha h," coach Jones on April 10 to open
gt,e, Uola and track activities at the
,I'.' a. ~ NJ. college baseball team
ha,5 az Chilocco and the Indians
.anp return engagement of two
7, AZ saltwater on May Fl ana 90.
.l,.". indians have to their credit
p ,,,., 'he only defeat administered
INN I,s,ln 'he state to tho 1920 state
rIa'up'oh basketball team, that OF
onco hendal college at Tulsa. Chill
,ycro uelealed Kendall 2S to 20 and
"' 'dFh defeated 81 to II.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-31
JOHNSON COMING
BACK TO STATES
Ex-Champion Plans to
Re-Enter Ring Is
Across Border.

CALENfCO. cal. March so Jack
johnson. former worlds champion
heavyweight ruguist, arrived at
McNicali. adjoining CaicNico. hut
across the International limo In Mex
leo today johnson was accompanied
by his wirc. his nephew and bis
wifos maid. llo cimc direct from
Mexico city and was carrying u pass
port purportiug to have boon issued
bv the United states embassy az
Mexico CITY.
Johnson began negotiations today
for fight at McNicnli In the near fu-
turc lie also signed an agreement
today to give an exhibition hoXine
match at MeNicali next Sunday at
which time mcmbcrs of the ElkH
FROM many cities are expected I'm
CaileNico TO attend the dedication of
u new lodge building johnson said
he expected 10 return tn the United
states and get squared" with the
federal authorities soon.
Johnson said he intended 10 go
direct to Chicago when he rc entered
the United states ana eudcavor ia
have the charges against him dis
posed Of tie said he would then take
up his former occupation - boxing
and would sign for u theatrical tour
Ho said he plans to spend tho rest
of his lfc IN tho United states.
After starting negotiations for q
boxing match here, johnson ar
ranged to go to Tia juana noNt Mon
day where he hopes to meet J. II
Coffroth, fight promoter, and sigi
for two or three bouts In Lower call
fornia to bo put on before he goc'
across tho line.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-31
BOXING STOPPED IN MANILA
Ring Sport Brought TO Sudden stop
by Its Opponents.

MANILA, =. l.. Feb. l6.-(Corre-
spondence of the Associated Press
Prize fighting which flourishcd in
the city of Manila and few OF the
provinces outside the city for many
wears. was brought % sudden
standstill last December by those OPP
posed to the sport. Although a law
placed on tho statute books by
Philippine commission more than 10
years ago. prohibited prize fights, 1t
was considered dead .etter soon
after its enactment and was not en-
forced until Just before the holidays,
opponents of the ring sport formal
Is brought the matter to the atten-
ton OF the authorities in he ciiy or
Manila. Since that time no bouts have
been staged. except on property dl-
roctly controlled by the United States
government.
Promoters and followers OF the
sport, however. hope to revive box
ing. and were almost successful IN
bringing about a repeal of the law
at the recent session of the legisla-
ture.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-31

Brown university. Yale defeated
Brown in u football game one after
noon. AS *. .. Brown and Walsh
were walking downtown that eve
ming. the newsboys cried the big
STORY" of Yale's victory. Brown
grabbed a paper and turned to Walsh
and said. Tommy. where do they
get that stuff | never heard OF that
gny." =
Tho sport fan who does not fol-
low collegiate and scholastic ath-
lctics may overlook the track and
field mccct here April I6. when
Muskogee, Tulsa and Oklahma city
high schools clash. This IL one OF
the most important sport events of
the season in Tulsa and deserves the
support of every sporting lover OF
this city. =
Jack johnson, evader of justice.
fugitive from and scoffcr OF his
native land. is planning 10 return TO
the United States, and Will. accord p
ing to press dispatches, seek TO have
charges against him disposed of, "
and then plans TO re-cntcr tho box
ing game and to sign for thpatrical
tour There Is only one disposal OF
his case Convicted by court OF the
United States, he must serve his
sentence as any other law violator
must
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-31

8 to I odds Against
Ddn,dsk Offered on
1920 Kentucky DerbB

The first pyiccs on tho probable
sinrtcrs ln tho Kentucky Derby to
he run May \ tt Churchill Downs
have been quoted hN Wcstcrh
spcculators aud show that II T..
WhitucN's DImask ana q W.
Lofts pounicuut, and ON watch,
arc the most highly regarded
among those thus FAR listed iu the
bcttiuH This early line thows
to against the above mentioned
aud also High Command and De
slrucuon, while 10 to ! iS offered
against Price Pal
According to western critics.
ponnacoui Us regarded ns one Of
tho most dangerous coutcudcrs,
but Damask Ia favored slightly hc.
cause hc has raced all Wluicr and
is believed to be TN condition Tor
the test
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-31
Advertised Regular Cardinals
Fail to Appear; Game is Slow
Hsmelings Are c h j e +
Offenders in List
less Contest.
SMITH LEADS BATTERS
o,,fiolder Gets Three Hits
in Four Trips-Sherdell
Is Effective.
ey LARRY DALEY.

,,,o So. Louis Cardinals (second
,,on from the Tulsa oilers
a..,dg,- in a slow and listloss
y,A Il .o 8, Despite the perfect
4 feAbalI weather, 1t was 'pooi base
''ii yhat tho two professional CLUBS
'"vbibitcd, with tho homelings the
chief offenders. 49,.
rnpfrarv to expectations OF the
.ors thc second team, under INC
,a.narcmcnt of Scout Charley Bar
rct, and Coach Joe Sugden, was
hrourht TO oppose the oiiers IN
nlace Of the regular Cardinal club'
and the bugs were greatly dlsap-
Dointed I'm not seeing the stars VINO
boa hoep advertised to play here.
spcnccr Abbott Explains.
Snencer Abbott, manager of the
.r,,isa club. said that when he closed
,sgoflations for tho appearance OF
the Cardinals, about a month and a
hair ago. he was acting uncer the
assumption that 1t would be the reg
MARS who would play here, and that
he vas as much surprised as any
when the Cardinal tsecond team)
appeared on the field.
Aside from Jack Smith, outfielder,
and Shcrdeu and Jacobs. pitchers,
the latter playing center field yes
,Srday the Cardinal (sccond team)
~ made up of unknown young
kt,rs, who, however. played a good
xfSnd OF ball, especially against the
Hfdfferent work of the local club.
WThe Tulsa outfield showed to an
especla'lv great disadvantage.
"Yank" Davis must have been figur-
'ng up his groceries in the seventh,
when he never moved out of HIS
racks for Dunn's fly. few yards
away. forcing Connolly to run from
deep center into Davis territory TO
field tho ball, which went for a sin
gle. Tommy dropped fly which
should have been an easy out,
oilers Lack Pep.
Lack Of pep seemed to affect
practically the entire Oiler squad
Barney Cleveland, Cotton" 1fcrney
and Lefty Miller alone playing
creditablc baseball
saordcll was effective, and after
the second inning held the Oilers at
his mercy. Joe Morris started well,
hut was retired after the fourth
inning when four hits, an error, a
sacrifice and two passes had netted
The Cardinal (second team) six
runs. Miller finished on the slab and
hurled brand of ball which indi-
cate no Is pitcher of class A
ability
Jack Smith was batting leader OF
the day In three times at bat the
southpaw throwing outfielder was
passed twice, doubled twice and sin
gied. He grounded out in his other
attempt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-31
BOWIE BILL ADVANCED
IN tmcndcd Form II u n Measure
Assuring Starting of Spring
Turf Meeting.

ANNAPOLIS, Md. March 30
The Bowie race track bill, providing
Tor u racing commission FOR Prince
George county, passed its third read
ing IN the senate tonight, amended
by tho addition OF AN emergency
clause which would allow u spring
meeting
Tho bill h house measure and
came to the senate without The
emergency clause. but as the court OF
appeals had decided that there was
no warrant for racing at Bowie, and
as ordinary bills do not go into cf
feet until June !, the clause was
necessary TO lcgalilc the spring meet
uCNt month
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-31
KENDALL TRACK
MEET THURSDAY
Annual Class Event to
BE Held at Kendall
Athletic Field.

the annual Kendall college class
track and field meet. the first test
OF tho orange aud black athletes. ~
to he held Wednesday afternoon on
the Kendall field There will be no
olussos In the afternoon.
INu addition TO the usual class
rivalry which charactcriscs such
events Thursdays meet will offer
Coach Schmidt an opportunity OF
getting line on tho men who will
represent Tulsa at tho state col
lcginte meet at saltwater May 90.
There viii be two divisions IN
Thursdays meet collegiate and
academic silver cups 10 the division
winners uud the highest point win
nCrs will ho given.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-31
GOOD BOUTS ON
T0N|GHT'S CARD
Bantam Champ Fights
Langford- Thompson
Bout Assured.
Boxing Bouts Tonight

At Cleveland Benny Nalgcr VS.
Charley O'ponnell, 10 rounds
featherweights
Al Detroit Joe Lynch vs.
frankie DAILY, 10 rounds. Ban
tamweights.
At Detroit Patsy Wallace vs..
Johnny Soldberg, 10 rounds.
Bantamweights
At Camden, y. PATSY Cline
VS.. Jack Perry eight rounds.
WclterweiRhts.
At Camden. y. J.-pctc Her
man VS.. Joe O'Donncll, eight
rounds, Bantamwcights.
Al Detroit-N oung CLANCY vs..
Abe Kabakoff, 10 rounds. Feath-
erweights
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-31
Night Survivors In Net Meet.

NEW YORK. March 30.--Eight
Survivors IN tho national indoor
tennis championship singles won
places today IN tho round before the
semi finals. Vincent Richards, young
titl"holdcr. won easily by tho speed
Of his vollcys from W Rowe Of Bos-
ton. al, 6-l. All other stars. william
= Tudon ~. = Howard Nosheli and
Samuel Hardy, former Californian,
won,
In tho start OF the doubles 1flden
and Richards. champions, outplayed
the former titleholders, T.. r. Alex
nndcr and Dr, William Rosenbaum.
6.gsG-S
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-31

Summary: Two-basc hits, Smith
?, Blades, Mclaughlin. Sherdell,
Connolly, Cleveland, Tierney; home
run. T.. Miller: sacrifice hits, c.
Miller, Mclaughlin, Graham; sacri
flee Fly, Norris, stolen base, Nc
Laughlin; double plays. Tierney to
Graham, Dunn to Bogart; left on
bases, Tulsa 8, 81. Louis Z; base on
balls, Morris 3. Miller 2, hit by
pitcher. by Miller ., Mclaughlin,
Boskopf, struck out, by Morris 2,
by Miller 6, by Sherdeil I; runs and
hits, off Morris and 8 in 4 innings,
off Miller and in 3, off Sherdell
and . in 3; time. 1885; umpire,
Higdon.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-31
hanlon Defeats Wallace

Jl1,n,M'. ANTONIO, Texas, March 80.
ho,,nLy iianlon Of Denver had the
.flgt, oI lO-round no-decision
,laco .eIe tonight with Otto wal
~ OF Milwaukee. in the opinlon
r'sd ",yNWspdper critics. IIanlon car
rbc n. He Hsht 10 Wallace nearly all
bsd THa.yy and in the seventh round
aroun5 'o :. reeling and staggering
ton the ring in a groggy condi-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-31

But that tx not all. Jack Johnson,
as boxer and AK an atpaction Ia
through forever In the United
States. Past 80 years OF age, his day
is done. And Johnson Is no box
office attraction lust because he IN
Jack johnson. Fair minded. clean
sport loving Americans turn from
him with loathing, For Johnson iS
responsible In a large measure for
the decline of the popularity of that
sport In America, and then, his
confession OF "A fake In his bout
with WillarA several ytars after
that event was over, Will never he
forgiven