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HOUSES FOR SALE
o. B. ZANTZINGER,

o. B. ZANTZINGER,
NORTHEAST OFFICE,
ff1s HAYES ST. n: T.. HILLBRooK. d. c.
Phone Lincoln 4539.
Take District Line Car to 44th st.
N. E. Any Week Day or Sunday.
CALL UP ON PHONE Or DROP POSTAL
FOR FURTHER IMPORTATION.
LOOK FOR BIG SIGN
1-Splendid little home of 4 rooms. metal
ceilings and walls. built-in sideboavds
and cupboards, electric light; lots with
considerable fruit; well hedged and
watered: good barn; near street cars. in
z-4-room bungalow, with lots; property
in fine condition; good water and near
street cars; in Capitol Heights, Md.
$4,000: $1,000 cash, balance can be ar
ranged.
s-4-room bungalow. . lots; has stable, nnc
large chicken house. abundance OF fruit
trees, good water; 10 extra lots to be
sold with above property II desired.
Price of all, $3.50.
l-5-room bungalow, nearly new: electric
lights near iith st n. r.; with good
sized lots, for the sum OF $4,000. $500
cash, balance on terms.
5-t-room bungalow, with three lots In
Greater Capitol Heights. $1,000 cash.
s-Brand- new broom bungalow; all con-
venicnces; near 4Ath ~. n. H.; has two
large lots; extra lots at side II desired.
$4,000; 500 cash. si5 monthly.
f-Large 7-room 2-story house. directly on
car line .is splendidly located for pr-
vale dwelling or for store property and
dwelling combined ooG Don't miss this; tn,
Sb.bOO as u lSs Nb.UUU Win complete
plumbing installed; $1,000 cash, $50
monthly.
a-6-room e-story frame: electric lights.
latrobe, attic, cellar and large porchcs
z lots ALL hcdged. good water on 61st
st. N. r; $4,000, one-half cash. balance
arranged.
e-7-room frame; garage, chicken house
Iatrobes: > lots. $4,000; $1,000 cash,
balance on monthly payments.
1o-s-room frame, latrobc heat, . lots, IN
Seat Pleasant. Md. $1,000; $500 cash,
$40 monthly
f1-s-room brick house, in Anacostia. ID. C..
with all convenicnccs. $4,000; $500
cash, balance monthly.
1f-7-room 2-story frame; lots. $500
$500 cash, $40 monthly. OS9T61O
Moderate Prices and Reasonable
Terms Our Speciality.
o. b. ZANTZINGER.
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7l3 l4th st. N. w.
DOWNTOWN
$4,000

A large brick residence near I'd
and d. eleven rooms, bath la
trobe heat; gas; immediate pos
session.
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NORTHEAST.
$4,000

On sth st. near I st. n. Il. six
rooms aud bath. hot water heat
and electric lights: a complete lit
tie home; immediate possession.
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MAIN 1852.

ONLY $500 CASH.
Monthly payments Of sS5. which in
cludes all interest and payment.
COzY HOME.
1NGRAHAM ST, NEAR GA. AVE. ~ w.
bath. cellar hot-water heat, colonial porch
$3.50.
THIS ONE $500 CASH.
Balance $45 month, TO include interest
on notes.
NEAR STANTON PARK
Or near 9th and N. L. s-room brick
said to be in good condition. Price,
STONE e. FAIRFAX,
1912 New York ave.
Q st. N. E.: near 18th; rooms, bath.
cellar, room for garage.
STONE & FAIRFAX,
1912 New York ave.
Immediate Possession By Owner
Near Soldiers Home park, rooms. tile
bath. brick dwelling, front porch, large
back yard to paved alley; excellent condi-
a%bRs AXE rISs 1ISi"s tsSSe St 'S5' w Col Il 5s,
"A VERY CHEAP HOUSE
Near 18th and Clifton
-3 stories. 10 rooms
Front of stone and brick
Must be sold soon
Owner leaving city
Reduced to $1,000
} Here's a Good One
To Settle Estate.
One Of those excellent houses built bv
Alex Miller: near end OF nth st. cars; 2
stories; cellar; all first-class materials
$1,000.
STONE e. FAIRFAX,
1912 New York Ave.
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MOVING, PACKING & STORAGE

pICK's TRANSFER AND STORAGE
House 70 house moving; local and long
distance. padded motor van: special rates
or hauling to Baltic. Phils. & y. Y. 1893
N ST. w North eT9S
MOTOR TRUCKS furnished on all moving
expertepced men. REASONAB BILE
PRICES Long distance moving.
MULLEN'S TRANSFER & STORAGE,
2oIs 9th St n. w. Phone N 297s-J.
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Stone & Fairfax,
Washington, ID. c.,

Stone e. Fairfax,
Washington, ID. c.,
Gentlemen:
You are hereby authorized to Of
fer for sale my house located at the
address below, subject to the follow
ing terms and conditions.
Illinois Avenue N. W.
Six rooms;
Two tiled baths. one with shower:
Servants toilet in basement;
Electric lights;
IIot-water heat:
Ruud instantaneous water heater (ncw) (:
Glass-cncloscd and screened breakfast
porch;
Glass-cnclosed and screened sleeping
porch Qarge);
Attic,
Pantry:
New gas range:
oak parduct floors
Colonial front porch:
Stationary laundry tubs in basement;
Laupdry range in basement,
Screened throughout:
Large lot to paved alley:
Bearing grspevines in back yard;
Coal In for winter;
Price. $3.50 for quick sale
Economical Homes.
TO REDUCE THE COST OF LIVING.
BUY SNE or THESE HOUSES. AR.
RANGE TO SURLET ONE FLOOR At A
REHTR GAT On rNTRE TI REiEs 1892
GIVING COMFORTABLE, CONVENIENT
AND PRIVATE HOMES
sS,500--Columbia Heights: II rooms, 2
baths; porches: cellars; yards.
81. .000-Near 18th and Il: II rooms, 3
baths; steam heat; high-class location.
oiI, si oCoMGar .onsIc 'th; bonn on the Heights
water heat.
s5,500-Ncsr Lincoln Park; 10 rooms, 2
baths.
*7,S5o-wcst Of 18th; 10 rooms, . baths;
porchcs.
s7,500-Northcast; IL rooms: hot-wstcr
heat
f5oo-Sccond ct. s. t.: II rooms. 2
SEND FOR COMPLETE LIST
STONE e. FAIRFAX,
1912 New York Ave.
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MANOR PARK
$4,000

Eight rooms and tiled bath a
large bedrooms): hardwood noors
upstairs and down. wide porches.
lot b0x17o; near cars. A light.
airy. roomy. comfortable home at
a bargain price; the owner-occu-
pant is going abroad and must sell.
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MADAM STANLEY

Celebrated Scientific Gypsy Psmist: To-
1th 1T, y
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PETWORTH
$S,400

Six rooms and bath; hot-water
heat; electricity: hardwood floors;
Instantaneous water heater; lot
l23 feet deep to paved alley; oc-
cupied by owner. Immediate pos
session.
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PETWORTH
$500

This offering represents a recent
large reduction for an immediate
sale, The house is ON most at
tractive corner, In OF brick con-
struction. contains rooms aud
bath. and is Thoroughly modern
In all particulars.
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DANCING
EDUCATIONAL

s2xsE is. si.. IL r;. ..1s D.. sS s1. Sa. sy s ia
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SAUL'S ADDITION
$l3,500
A grand home. attractive in sp-
pearance and substantial In con-
struction; lot 5Sxit5 TO wide al
ley; beautiful shrubbery and
plants; pear and apple trees,
grapevines and berries; house Is
detached and has nine rooms and
bath: hot-water heat; electricity:
hardwood fioors; front. side aud
rear porcbes.
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FOR SALE
HEADQUARTERS
FOR REAL ESTATE BARGAINS
WE OFFER THE BEST PROPERTIES
At THE LOWEST PRICES
OWNERS WHO WISH TO SELL QUICKLY
PLACE THEIR PROPERTY WITH US.
YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO BUY
WITHOUT SEEING OUR LISTS,
STONE a FAIRFAN, REALTORS,
1912 NEW YORK AVE.
FOR SALE--iMPDRTANT
ALWAYS READ OUR ADVERTISE
MENTS. PHONE ". 2S32 FOR NUMBERS,
OR CALI At OFFICE.
WE OFFER TUE REST BARGAINS.
THE BEST LOCATED HOUSES. PRICES
SO Low THAT YOU SHOULD RESELL
At 4 PROFIT.
YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO BUY
WtTHTT GETTING OUR LIST.
STONE & FAIRFAX, i3i2 New York Ave
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spiriJualism
.RS. COATES

Lecture and Seancc every Friday, s:l5
.. m. f70a kilbourne st. n. W. No admit
tance after $3.50. Subject. September 10.
WHAT rs THE DEvIL?" Interviews by
phone. Col. e227.
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FOR SALE
Valuable for Business Purposes.
9I5 T. st. the coming wholesale and job
bing section; magnificent lot. 24xl59, to a
so foot alley, with alley Immediately
in the rear running out to + street; i'm
proved by large brick dwelling. which
could be converted into business purposes.
For full particulars, terms and price. ap-
ply to
STONE & FAIRFAX,
1912 New York ave.
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FOR sALE-IMPoRTANT.
ALWAYS READ OUR ADVERTISE.
MENTs PHONE NJ s3ss ron NUMBERS,
OR CALL AT OFFICE.
WE OFFER THE BEST BARGAINS
THE REST LOCATED HOUSES. PRICES
so Low THAT YOU SHOULD RESELL
AT A PROFIT.
WITHOUT GETTING OUR LIST.
STONE FAIRFAX, l3+2 New York ave
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HOUSES FOR SALE

For Sale or Rent.
FOR RENT. sale or eAchange-Five-room
bungalow, on half acre OF ground: one
square from car; immediate possession
Call North 6224.
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Beautiful home In this most exclusive
section; completely detached on large
lot; frame construction. with shingle
sideing; all modern improvements; hot
water heat; electric lights; house is cen
ter hall plan, with eight rooms and two
baths. and fuli-siZed attic: hardwood
floors and trim: open fireplace: front
and side porch; sleeping porch; one Of our
most attractive listings. Price, 81. 500.
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HOUSES FOR SALE
FOR THE coLoRED

1850.
POSSESSION.
Handsome colonial front brick dwelling
rooms deep; large double front porch; &
rooms, reception hall, pantry and modern
bath, electric lights. furnace heat; splen-
did condition; very attractive home In
good residential section. seaton near End
St n. T.
MAHORNEY & SULLIVAN,
1927 Eye st. N. w. Tel. Main 1921.
"See Mshorney & Sullivan
They Know Washington.
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LOTS FOR SALE

STOP-LOOK!
One bungalow, rooms large lot.
Ono bungalow, rooms. bath: large lot.
One 2-story house. 6 rooms. bath; large
lot.
Just completed on Conduit road. a,
CABIN JOHN PARK. Good as the brst
at Chevy Chase and price one-third less.
Easy terms. Many desirable lots for
suburban homes. Write, phone or see
j. S. TOMLINSON,
32t Southern Building.
N. 74f5 or Frank. SOL.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-07
WHITE CARELESS,
SO LOST CHANCE
Title Challenger Lost OPP
portunity to Win
Crown.

BENTON TIARBOR, Mich, July q.
Charlie White of Chicago, six times
contender for the worlds light weight
boxing championship, realized today
that he had lost his greatest oppor-
tunity To win the title through sheer
carclessncss,
Fighting the best battle OF his
career, the Chicago lightweight yes
terday afternoon practically out
fought Benny Leonard, the champion,
In five OF the first eight rounds OF
the championship match, only TO be
knocked out In the ninth when he
rushed out OF his corner with his
guard down and gave Leonard the
opening he had been seeking
White had been growing stronger
as the bout progressed, while Leon
ard apparently was becoming tired
and feeling the effects OF Whites
vicious loft hooks, In the fifth
round the challenger knocked Leon
ard into the ropes and halfway out
of the ring and In the sixth and sew
onth forRht the champion 80 fu-
riously that IL began TO look as II
there was "A possibility OF scoring a
knockout. In the ninth. with the
fight apparently won, white rushed
madly from his corner, Leonard.
coming out slowly suddenly stepped
forward like flash and shot left
hook to tho peak of Whites chin.
The Chicagoau's legs flew up from
under him as II he had touched an
electric wire, but instead OF taking
a count OF nine In order 20 rest.
white leaped TO his feet only to he
floored for the second time. How
many times he was knocked down
was question In dispute today. as
the champion landed no swiftly with
six-lnch punches that It was almost
| impossible to keep track of them.
Rinrsiders agreed that white went
down five times.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-07
RETURN STOLEN PROPERTY
with Search Warrant Sheriff Finds
Large Quantity Of Clothing.

Several hundred dollars worth ot
clothing has been returned to Mrs.
Justa Dixon. Pansy Derrington and
Mrs. Harris as the result OF n search
OF the apartment at Eli West Sec
ond street formerly operated by Mrs.
L. Maude Fields, now in Portland.
ore. The three women were ROOM
ers In the apartment last month and
complained to the sheriffs office
that they had missed clothing and
small articles OF Jewelry.
Armed with search warrant OBJ
tained from Justice Gray, w. y.
Kithcart, deputy sheriff, entered tho
store room OF the apartment and
found most OF the wearing apparel
lost by the women, Mrs, Fields left
for Portland several days before
the search was made and the sher-
ifs office has no information as to
when she will return to Tulsa.
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WynOna Roundup to BE
Held July 10, III and IL

wYNONA. July 6.--The second
roundup at this place which was to
have been held July 2, 3. and s.,
was postponed until July 10, II and
12, on account of the mislnterpreta-
tion OF the ruling made by Attorney
General Freeing ns to the holding OF
rourdups in Usage and Washington
counties, oklahoma, but since II has
been shown that such enterprises do
not come within forbidden lines.
Mr. r NJ Watson. the man behind
Wvnona's big entertainment enter
priscs. is sparing neither pains nor
expense In making this the biggest
roundup ever held In the state. over
$4,000 In nrizes and premiums will
be awarded
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Jack Perry Wins From
Abel in a Fast Battle

NORFOLK, Va. July 6.--Jake
Abel OF Atlanta, Ga. who only re-
Gently fought Kenny Leonard ten
round bout at Atlanta was beaten
here tonight by Jack Perry Pitts
burgh, fast, hard punch welter-
weight championship contender,
Perry won the referees decision at
the end OF twelve OF the greatest
rounds OF fighting ever seen here,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-07
Tulsa Doctor Returns
From Chicago Meeting

Or, Arthur Campbell OF Tulsa rc-
turned from Chicago, where he says
lac demonstrated before a convention
OF surgeons of the American Ostoo-
pathic society that the tonsil nor
mallzing' operation can be success
fully accomplished, 1t was FOR per-
forming this operation that Doctor
Campbell was recently cited 20 ap-
pear before the state medical board
and show cause why his license 10
practice should not be revoked, the
hearing In his case will be had
shortly,
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CARTER WINS EASILY
Has Bntfcst nt Expense Of Tcsnco
In city oil icnguc--Cosdcn
and Gypsy Play Tonight.

Carter had : slugfest at the ex-
pcnse OF the Texaco troupe. 1872
at McNulty park yesterday after
noon when Smith was found for
five hits and four walks In the
third inning, sCsuting in Ceven
runs, Mobiles work In right field
for TeNaco curtailcd the count ma
tcrially, his work on both fly and
ground ball being high class,
Grain, a newcomer, appeared on
the mound for the Carter entry
and permitted but three hits and
famed seven.
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Little to Choose Between
Either Among Fistic
Fans.
SPACK IN SEMl-FINAl
Tulsa Boy Meets Patsy Kill
bane-Reilly Boxes in
Curtain Raiser.
About the Bouts

Timo--8:30 y. IN.
Place Convention hall, Tulsa.
Main event--Jnck Reeves OF
San Francisco, vs. Lon Rowlands
of Philadelphia. middlcwolghts,
10 rounds 10 decision.
Referee Edward w. Coch-
rane.
Semi windup-Kid Spaok of
Tulsa, w. Patsy kilbane of
Kansas CITY, bantamwcights;
eight rounds.
preliminary--Jlmmy Reilly OF
Tulsa, w. KID Welsh OF Phila-
dolphia. llghtwelghts. six rounds.
Announccr--Ilo Robert Sanhorn.
Auspices city Athletic
club.
Promotcr-Al Nenn.
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Uy LARRY DALEY.

with each battlor pronounced In
splendid condition by Dr. ~ a.
spitz, oil City Athletic club physi-
clan, and training concluded yes
terday with light work, Len Row
lands OF philadelphia, and Jack
Reeves of San Francisco. tonight
await the gong that sends them at
each other In i5.round boxing
bout TO q decision at Convention
hall,
Much dlvergency OF opinion re-
Garding the relative merits OF the
two middlcweiRhts exists between
Tulsa fistic enthusiasts Reeves is
n slugger. . youthful. powerful boy.
who hits with deadly effect with
either hand. and who has the
ruggedness ANA fighting spirit to as
simllato much punishment. This In
Reeves third appearance In n
Tulsa ring. and his many admirers
hero who believe he IL OF potential
championship ability pin thoir faith
on him to win tonight by virtue of
his admittedly great hitting powers
and stamina.
Many RowInnds' Hackers.
Rowlands makes his first debut
In Tulsa's hemped arena tonight,
but despite the popularity of
Reeves he will not lack for sup
portcrs. In fact the easterner IL
an even favorite with Reeves. and
there are many who believe he viii
win. Rowlands, while he does not
hit as hard as Reeves. packs good
waiiop In either duke and has ar
especially formidable left. He IL
clever. extremely 40. and like
Reeves, ~ n tough fellow Row
lands, while younger than Reeves
is not veteran by any means. He
In now just In his prime, and Judg-
ing Ivy his workou>s here and his
appearance. In addition to his
splendid ring record, will provide
the native son with n great nrgu-
ment tonight.
1t will bo contest between n
sluggcr and boxer. Reeves
while not helpless as boxer, Is
primarily slugger And Row
lands, although u dangerous hitter
is skillful boxer and clever ring
general.
There Ia little to choose bctwecr
either man among Tulsa fans
Reeves, because he has boxed In
Tulsa may be a slight fhvorlte,
But Judging by tho expressions
heard In Tulsa sporting places last
night even I'm the puhlic's choice.
May Bc Test for Spack.
Kid Spnck, Tulsa bantam, whom
Tulsa fistic devotees have tons
wanted to see matched with q
capable opponent, meets Patsy XII
bane OF Kansas City In the semi
windup. Spack has never met Z
boy worthy of his best In Tulsf
ring. Whether Kilhane will prove I
real test for Spack, OF course, rc
mains 10 be seen. But he Is n Ike
~ looking fellow and may he Jus
the one TO make the local boy eN
tend himself The semi windup 4
for eight rounds
Jimmy Reilly, Patsy CorriEan'
lightweight, meets q tough hoy II
Kid Welsh of Philadelphia, Welsl
came to Tulsa from Phlladelphii
and has been working with Row
lands here. Reilly and Welsh opei
the show with the six-round cur
tain raiser.
Edward w. Cochrane. sports edl
tor of the Kansas City Journal, vii
referee tho main event.
To accommodate the negro boxinl
fans. Promoter Nenn last night an
nounced that a special section II
Convention han will be reserved 70
them tonight.
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Boston

.Ratted for walters In ninth.
Boston ,.............s WV Wv ~
Philadelphia ........,.....l0O 100 63N-5
Summaryi Runs Foster. Walker :,
Dykes Welch, Burrus, errors, Bailey, Nc
Nally, twc-base hits, Foster. Weleh. Bur
rus; home runs, walker, Dykes, Welch;
double plays Galloway to Burrus. Naylor
to Dykes to Burrus, bases ON balls, OFT
Harper I, Oft Naylor I. struck out, by
Harper 2, by Naylor 3
WASHINGTON July 6.--Sew York
came back at Washington with a venge-
auce today after losing three straight.
The Yankees pounded three Washington
pitchers hard sCuIins "a runs in the
fiftn II was the first time Washington
had been shut out this season.
Tho score
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Prince I'm Accident,

London, July 6.--Albert Edward,
prince of wales, emerged unscathed
and smiling through the window OF
an overturned car when HIS train
was wrecked yesterday, says a dis
patch from Perth, Australia, TO the
London Times. The accident oc-
CURED near Bridgctown, West Aus
tralia
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'Bogart out, hit by hattie
JOPLIN.

Hit by pitcher--Dunn by Rich
mond; Query by Bochlcr. Sacrifice
hlt---CleVciand. Bases on balls
Richmond I; Bochicr 8. Left on
basc.---Joplin 3; Tulsa Z. Jwo-basc
hits--Oucrry 22; Graham, Davis.
struck out--Bocblcr 3; Richmond 4.
Double plays--Iamb to Yockey;
Joplin b; Tulsa I. Time 1:S0. Um-
McNinnus to Graham; 1ierney to
McManus to Graham. Earned runs
pircs-BcCkcr and Iauzon.
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IrAin Hold Ip.

EAGLE PASS, July "a Mexi-
can paymasters train was held up
yesterday by bandits who secured
$50, 900 In gold. according to reports
reaching here. The reports declare
that bandits are controlling Mono
Iowa, Coahuila. Troops from Tor
rcon are being rushed there, while
no trains are running beyond SabI-
mas
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nfooli,r

'Brted for FiliinEim In eighth.
tBpttod Tor Mcguillhn IN ninth.
iran Tor Gowdy IN ninth.
Urooklvn ......'......... org 600 DO
Boston ...... .............. o.. 600 600 i0i=-2
summary. Runs Olson. Johnston 2.
wheat sullivan ?, errors, Johnston, Orlt-
rlth, MsrRrville itolkc. two base hit.
Johnston three base hit Ford. double
plays Johnston 10 kildun 80 konetchy
Alison tu kilduff 20 Konatchy. Olson Ia
kouctChy, FiiinFtm 20 Holk-; bases on
halla or Mitchell g. OF Smith I. OFT
Filllnrim ., struck out by Mitchell I.
by FillinEim ..
Reds Win.
PtTTsBURGH, duly G--Cincinnn,i de
featcd Pittsburgh today due to ability "a
hit Mesdor and Wianor.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-07
Preachers Meet In Okla. City.

Rev. John +. Thackrey. superin-
tendcnt OF the Tulsa district OF the
Methodist Episcopal church, will
go TO Oklahoma City today TO COM
fer with Rev. Paul Vogt, from the
rural department OF the board OF
home missions. with headquarters
in Philadelphia. Ia. The subject Of
conference viii! be the budget and
work OF the district for the coming
Npnr.
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IlnNh Trial PROLONGED.

CHICAGO. July 6-The ninth
week Of the trial OF William Bross
Lloyd and 10 other allie yed members
of the communist labor party start
ed today before Judge oscar Hcbel
Only eight jurors have been accept
ed by both sides,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-07
WIN Undergo Operation.

Miss Fronia Henderson, elevator
riri ir the world building who was
seriously injured several weeks ago
when she fell one floor down the
empty shaft, will undergo an opera
tion today upon the left limb which
ws- ioi''-.A IN the fall.
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Two out NNeu winning Ihu bN'l'Aa
tBattod for FabeT Ia l0th.
Cleveland ............. OIL olo oUo ~
Chicago ......... ......0l0 goo 600 ll--b
summary; Runs. Jameson smith
hnsr hits Gardnsr Jameson, Baghy
three base hits Smith. p.Neil JauleHon
home run. FclEDh. double plays ltshers
to ~ Collins iu =. Collins g. Loibull %
gchalk, bases on balls. pH BaEby 8, Oft
Fabcr o. struck out. by Bagby !, by
Fabcr ..
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New York ..,,.,,,.,.9dddSld666dSS-i0
?. Ruth 2. Meusel g Bodie 3, Pratt 2.
RueI. Mays. errors, Meuncl, Milan, Rice.
Roth. Harris . Ellerbe; two-bsse hits.
Pratt: stolen base, Rice; double plays,
Ellerbe to Harris TO Judge, Fewster TO
Pratt TO pipp; bases on balls, Oft Erick.
son Z. off Snyder 2, OF Courtney g. OF
Mays l struck out, by Erickson /, by
Courtney I, by Mays l.
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Oilers Win Free Hitting Game
From Miners in Series Opener
Abbotts Play Errorless
Ball-Make Hits
Count.
QUERY LEADS AT BAT
Gets Two Doubles-Double-
Header to BE Played
Tomorrow.

JOPLIN, July 6.-Tulsa proved bot
ter mud-horses than the Miners and
won the first game Of the series
here. to s. Each pitcher had two
bad" innings and pitched air-tight
ball In all the others. A double head
or has been arranged for Thursday
the second game 10 be one post.
poned from May 30.
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Metz q French Anderson, IiRshrook, COT
fsv. two base hits Crouch, Rolchle, sac
rifice hits pafat". Aftermath, lett on
bases Sioux city II, pes Moinea struck
out by Cykowsld T. by Lyons bases on
balls OF Cyk0wskl I, Oft Lyons q hit ny
pitcher. ny Sykowski Aftermath. Wild
pitch CykowEkl, passed ball, Spellman;
earned runs. SiouN City T. Des Moines !;
ptpv. DEBATE to Mar to Metz. umpires,
wilson and Lipe. time, i;3a,