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Western Association

three straight from Pawhuska by win.
ming today's game.
The score. ". " u
Okmulgce .......... got 600 eON-9 2
fawhuska .......... ooo ol0 M 10 4
Bsttcr1es Whliaua and Querrcy, Farm.
ham Hale aud Palmer
Chick. Win
fHICkASllA. May 20 Six hundred
Elks attending the l3th annual meeting
Of the association saw the thicks huuble
sorics today TO I. Red Reynolds chick
Asha second bascman. got home run
In the seventh inning
The scnrct n II T.
Springfield .,.,...... 100 ooO ooo--i 3
Chickasha ........... .0l3 GOO lON--a 9
batteries -Gardner ana Gomez. Miller
and Hayes,
DrumTlght Beaten.
HENRY ETA, May 30 two hits and
two errors In tho third inning gave
Hcntyetta to decision over Drum.
the ninth was the result ~ home run
by Hopper
The score. n n y
nrumright .......,.. 600 900 OOt-i 6 4
HentNetta .t..t,,. ... ,OO2 600 0ON-2 o
hattories-Tabor and Fruth, Atkins ana
Arensman,
Fort smith Wins.
ENID, May 20 Third BsEcmau Jimistn
Of the Fort Smith club broke a leg TO-.
day in a game which Fort Smith won 10
TO !. Campbell was hit hard.
Fort smith ........ 900 ooo as7 10 n
Enid .............. oio 600 OO0-t &
batteries ana schmidt, Campbell
and Lamb
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'nated for Hssbrook In eighth.
IRAN for Anderson IN eighth.
fBhtted for Lynch In ninth
Omaha ,,,,....'...,.....bO 900 oaO iio 2--7
pes Moines ,.........t.,.i0l o2O 0Oi O--b
summary Runs. Gislason 2. Donlcs. Le-
llvel,, Lee Mason. Hale O'Connor 2 COT.
tey 2, Lynch; errors, Mason 2, Coffey 2,
Mcnermott 2, Metz, home runs ponica
o'connor, three base hit. Coffey. two-base
his, o'Connor, Milan. Coffey; sacrifice bits
ponica, Lslivelt. Mason, Coffey, krench
stolen bases ulalauon. Platte 2, IciiVeit
Lee = struck out, by Lynch J. BY MerE
!, by Schaaman :, by palmcro bases
on balls, off Lynch 0, of SchatTmAn
hit by pitcher, by Lynch, Platte. wild
pitch, Lynch; passed balls Brccn I; dou.
bic play, French to Coffey to MCpoTmott.
uiple play Milan TO Cotfey TO Uasbfook
umplrea, LauEon and Jacobs, time, g.lO.
SiouN Beat Saints.
SloUN CITY. May 20 --Sioux city made
n two straight from 81, Joseph today hy
winning II TO I. u was the Packers fourth
consecutive Ntetory.
Inp
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Summary: Runs Tobin 2. sisier. Ward 4
peckinpsugh. Pipp, Wick. Lewis. Pratt
Bodie. errors, Tobin. Gerber. Sothoron I
peckinpsush two-base hits, Sisler d.
stolen bases. Pip, Pratt. ward doubl,
play PeckinpauEh 10 Pratt TO Pipp. bases
on balls, off quinn J., off Sothoron 8;
struck out. by Quinn 2. by Sothoron T.
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Alexander Wins Eighth straight.

CHICAOO. MAY 20 20-AloKRnder Won his
cnRo detentcd New York The visitors
outhit tho locals. but ChicuEo'B hits we're
more timely -Four doubles were made In
tho game making total ot 20 for the
three days. Fletcher the Giants short
stop. was ordercd out NJ tho game hy
Umpire ntgler Tor dieColuring tho ball
after he had argued with tho arbter when
called ont on strikes
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Coal Miners Idle,

BIKMINGHAM, Ala, May 20
Twenty-Five hundred coal miners in
Alabama were reported idle today
as result OF a strike characterized
by j, L. Clemo. secretary treasurer
OF the Alabama district OF the United
Mine workers, as unauthorized.
Eight mines were affected.
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WHITE SOX WIN
IN 10 INNINGS
Score 8 Runs and Defeat
Washington by Count
Of l3 to 5.

wAsHtNGTON. May 2o.--Chicago de
foated Washington o. tp @ in lG-lnuing
game her" today Both teams scored twtce
In tho i5th. The visitors regiHtcrcd eight
runs in the final inning ON two triples. a
double iva singles aud four errors Faber
~ he'd strong game Tor chicago.
O.
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.RUETHER HOLDS
DODGERS RUNLESS
Champions Beat Brook
CardinSls and
Pirates Win.

cfNcINNArt May 20 -Huother held
tho nrootiyns rafe nt au Times today and
With perfect support shut pui tho bodgcfH.
smith was LIt freely tu the FIRST EtE
iuui"s- arf 80 80. -.s,a't gaze "a| go
NHrqusri. who was wild ana Ineffective
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'Batted Tor East In ninth
wichita ..,..t...,,...,,.,.O .Ool 900 20o--a
oklehoms 'stN ...sss.s...1nO 600 OfO--t
summary. Runs. smith Berger Yaryan
Mooller. Moore Hughes 2. uumphrIes
shannon, UrlfNth. whitney; errors lers-
81 Heck, Whshburn, yaryan Pitt, Hughes
Humphries, shannon, Griffith 2, bases on
balls Oft East 6, OFT whitney H. left on
bases wichita 9. Oklahoma city 10; two
base hits Yaryan Humphries, whitney
throe base hit, Hetger; stolen bases. uut.
Yer. smith double play. iIumphties to
tuhhea 70 shannon, struck out, by East,
4 by whitney ]. uinpiros, Daly and line.
time, 2!0O.
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Cleveland Wins,

PHILADELPHIA. May 2o--Cleveland In
It's first appearance here this season turned
what had been close battle into walk
over by scoring five runs IN the ninth
inning.
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Boatnn Bents Detroit.

PosTON. May 90 Boston hit Leonard
hard and often today. winning the first
game Of the series from Detroit. Pennock k
hold Detroit TO sir hits. two In the first
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INDIANS RALLY
BEATS WICHITA
Oklahoma City Pounds
Out 7 in 8th-Omaha
Makes Triple Play.

WICHITA. May 2o--okiahoina city
pounded tho ball for seven runs In the
eighth inning and took the game after
wichita had obtained a two-run lead In
4 ha
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CI,,,iaas
thnad,lphi,

NulUWarY Nuna Ih1pWHn. SUeHkef =
wood. Wanbaganss 2 johnson. o. Neill g
Bpgby. Thomas Walker. Griffin, kinney
errers. Chapman. Thomas. Dugan, welsh /;
two bsse hits. Dykes 2, Griffin, wood
D'Soill three. base hit. Johnston; home
runs. OMEN. Walker. double plays. Gard
ner 10 Johnston to Gardner. Gardner to
WambsgAnss TO Johnston, bases on balls
off Bagby g. or kinney / struck out
by Bagby 3 by Kinney 3.
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'Hattvd Tor Leonard m eighth.
Detroit .................... 600 600 VOo-O
UOstqn ............. l0l $50 00k-S
summary Runs. Hooper. McSaily. Hen
dryk 2. rennuck ? error, Hale. two base
hit. penuock, three base hits Hale, Hoop
rt, stolen bases scott, Hooper, double
play. NcNally 90 Scott to Mclnnis, bases
on balls. of Leonard--2, of Pennock 3,
struck out by Leonard D. by Pennock g.
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Ma,hinaion


IRAN Tor Erickson In l0'h.
tBstted for johnson m i6th
Chicago ........UlU. 900 900 600 0O2 E-t2
Washington .... goo 600 I On 600 002 o. 0
summary Runs Murphy @ E Collins
Weaver g jackson. Folach. Jourdsn 3. Nc
Mullin. Schalk btber. Judge. Milan. Rice
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and the reasvs ~
"Jast enough Turkish

Itwas college men who StfsvsreS 'JuR
enough Turkish" And while that was
years ago, today college men are as loyal a.
ever to Faima. The facts prove it.
Fatima contains more Turkish tobacco
than any other Turkish blend cigarette
but not too much as do the expensive,
straight Turkish cigarettes. In other words,
there is "just enough Turkish" in Fatima
to please the taste without talking t'o' -
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-21

sT LOUig May 20 st Louis made u,
two HtfsIFht BY defeating Philadelphia TO
day Dsllia mad" hi- fret appearance In
the National league ana WAS removed
after the fourth because ~ wildness Sher-
det who relieved Jacobs. and Hetts. who
displaced Gallih. did not allow a runner
L.. 1. IN
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summary Runs, holkc Btgbee ?. Grimm
:, adams, errors, Hoeckcl ?. Maranvillc.
eaton; two .haHo hits RiEbee. Cutshaw
three base hit, Msrauville; home run, Rig-
bee; stolen base. Carey, bases On halls
Off Ftllingim struck out, by Adams 2
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NEW YORK. May 2O--New York de
feated St LoYis here today IN the first
game Of the series FIVE New York runs
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First Triple ptay.

DIES MONIES. May 20,--Omsha took
sdvhnthge OF poor pitching and fielding
To-Day and won the second game of the
series In 10 innings. to 9. DonIcs's home
,uh " me 10Th scoring the winning run
me batting Of Platte, O'Connor, Coffny
ana MeDermott and triple play by the
locals were featureu.
Tha gcnrat
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GAMES TODAY.
NA.sAEa ....

Nesfern League,
TULSA AT JOPLIN,
Oklahoma city at wichita.
st Joseph at Sioux CITY.
omaha at Dcs MoInes.
National League.
Iloston at Pittsburgh
Hrooklyn at Cincinnati.
New York at Chicago.
Philadelphia at st. Louis
American League.
Chicago at Washington,
81 Luuis at New York.
detroit at Boston
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
American Association,
Columbus az kansas city.
Toledo al Milwaukee.
Indianapolis at Minneapolis.
Louisville AZ ST. Paul.
Western Association,
Fort smith at ChickashA
springfield at Enid.
Iawhuska at Henryetta,
DTumright at Okmulges
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'Untcd fui Smith ln seventh. ... ...
firooklyn .......t...... ...tt. 900 uNu wv
Cincinnati .......... ......t, 900 soz wv
Summary. Uuna Uhth, Gt0h, Nuush,
Kopf Neale Q ltuethef, errors, olson.
ward Hood krucEor. harpuatd Two base
hlta uu,thcr kuurtrhyt thtce-baHc htts.
Housh knnrtrhy, stolen bases. Neale.
Harden bases ON balls or Hutther .. OF
Msrquard struck out BY huether D.
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Fight Results

PHILADELPHIA. May 2O.--Mike
O'Dowd, st. Paul. middloweight.
knocked out George "Knockout'
Brown Of Chicago In the sixth round
OF a scheduled eight round bout here
last night with q right upporcut 10
the Jaw O'Dowd had the advantage
all tho way Despite crippled
right hand. Pete Herman. bantam
weight champion. defeated X o 9
Moore OF st. Paul in six round
fight Herman was compelled TO de
pend upon his left hand almost On
tirciy
MONTREAL, May 20 Tommy
Noblo. English f"athcrwcight huu.
Of the I.onsdalr belt outpointed 10,
Leonard OF brooklyn in "A l0.round
bout here last night
MILWAUKEE. May 20. Il . "
Tender Of Philadelphia, lightweight
boxer, was last night given the ncws.
paper decision over pinckcy Michel
Of Milwaukee AZ the end of IA 10
round contest
CINCTNSATt ohio, May 10
"[nockout' Brown OF Toledo. was
given the decision over Elmer Hogan
OF Detroit, At the end OF n 15-round
bout here last night.
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riTrSBURGH. May 20 20-rittshurgh De
featcd the Boston Braves today. The
visitors' run was tho result OF an error
hagger. nigboc'z hitting feature the game
hts home run In tho second inning scor-
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chisaas
ss~ YotI

New York ................lO 100 600 lo0--7
summary Runs. YOUNG, Doyle, Terry.
killifer 2. Alexander error Sticking; two
base hits. Young, Alexander Doyle, Burns,
home run. Young; double play. paskcrt 30
iiollocher 10 kilifer; struck out. by Nehf
4, by Alexander ..
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inning being discounted by a fast doubl
play which retired the side.
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PROBING BENEFITS
on ACtLA COTTON

committee composed of Hardy
Martin. A. Baker a. Carter f. 8,
'Ilaws. TI F Miller Frank harsoz
and A. r Gregory. went to cthkp
aba Friday 70 learn all tlsay co''l' #
what farmers. 3innefs bnyer 'ie is
ers. merchants aud Others eaK u
Acala cotton and TO learn Mat r.
feels Il has on farming ani business
'at Chlckasha. The c0mrlltien VIII
report At thc meeting Monday efe-
ming. One eSample will give en liea
OF what Acala Is doing There one
firm sold 100 bales November Tor
rs cents A round aud 50 baleq OF Mo
bane at is cents the pound. anc that
was she first Mebane they bad sold
during the past month. bai the Aeaia
ia bought up AZ fast a. y II ready
Come hear kat the nitee found
ont and see samples they brought
back Three Of the business y ga ap-
pointed did not 40. An the ,rners
went.
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BILL NO. III GOES
TO GRAVE UNSuNC
Chiropraciois Referendum To
Kill Measure Which Threat
ened Thcm Wins Out In
Election

llr w r. Nofhs. secretary of the
Oklahoma ChltppyaeioFa association
saYs taai from ali reports. althnueA
meaxer Indications were that The
chiropfactors referendum klillns Sen.
Ate bill tai had Nane strongly ~ laYof
~ The chirepraesoFs
III talking ultb drc'crw AZ Talpa.
klugflsher Perry Woodward nnd
Eala. oycr hong distance lass pigh.
the repoua wtre that lhe amendment
Was carrying "a iHe way from two
10 one 10 toa q one nr Cerby sail.
-Four precincts in Tulsa showed Z
large majority for tAe amendment
The yoio resolved Nrpm Drum
mond near Enld sleod q no and ibl
yes
CARRIER. 81 Garfield county. voted
rs TO lu favor o. ,hp ehiropretofa'
amendment
A majority II votes cast on ihe
referendum a sufficient 10 decided lt
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NIGHT LIFE IN GAY
CHICAGO MUST END
District Attorney Says He win
Clamp Down the Lid ON All
Night Cafes and
Caharots

rhiuAKpp Nov e~rha doom pt
chicaaus night iiiu Was tare,Aat so.
day ~hcn Charles A tiyne, 'ssflcs
attorney nonfied every aell known
,Aserei 10 the eny not only d ee,se
HellinT liauor hm fo prohibit &ueslA
bringing sheis own Mr Clsna ths at.
ened "a vlDae every place where guests
ware allowed to use 'hla pocket
TASKS" aud 20 arrest th, prnnflegora
ana walters Tor violation II ire voI
stead het,
A Isse same time Police chieY Gar.
rlty asked olsY council for legislation
SWING tho galieo greater powes o
regulate csfea and eabaras Mayor
waIliam Hale Thompson la8t aeck
revoked Tho Licensees II Two of the
best know all nlTht cahNct after
hearing CHARGES that ilaunr ead boon
permitted on the premises
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moslFa BHorHaRs
ATTEND AIumni nEsr

" n and W. n MoaIeg left This
morning tnf Norman % attend the
home coming of the Alamnl Of tho
University a Okaahoma wilss
new officers viii BE- siectsd and eit
er business of Importance transacted
The OhIahoma long dislanee men
viii oppose the long distance men
from Kansas University Also thr
annual clash between o y and w
II 10 football ia which Oklshoma )
favored 10 win. Mosler hgoibsrs took
their desfee FROM 0 Y b ieis and
anticipate great home coming At
Norman November Sch
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NAVY RECRUITING ~
STATE SHOWS GAIN

october's record for navy enlist.
menis in Oklahoma exceeded by 100
per cent the hest previous records for
this part OF the country. ACCORDING 10
commander of the rwMli'ng station
Commander Williams. Vi'llauis nv.
criDes the increase 10 the reront pay
legislation. Fer sixteen years la the
navy. the average man can receive
s20ie472 in cash besides his food.
lodging. medical and dental attention.
He then can go on the inactive list
and receive s25.e27 ~ IN aannitles for
the rest Of his life"
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BOYS NAY PAY
DEARLY FOR FUN

The county authorities are inysssI-
eating the actions OF a number OF
high school and other town boys who
went out east OF the city lew nights
ago and cut the wires AMI tires. ook
off wheels and otherwise damaged
automobiles besides destroying ether
property abont farm ZONE waere
social gathering was in progress
II Is likely that warrants esll be H.
sued for all OF the mlscre snts. rhe
malicious destruction of property IL
a penitentisry offense and the boys
may have to pay dearly sor sheir al
legged fun.
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LIONS TO JOIN N ARM|s-
T|cE DAY CELEBRATION
Civic Club Win March In Body
In Procession on November
IL; Club Luncheon Fri.
day Interesting

Il Was deesdea ct Fridays lunch
con u the tions club 10 take an &c
rive part ia Armistiee Day ceremon.
les, among other tAlngs tAe club vii
march In 4 body in procession ot
American Legion men, and other
civic bodies
Reverend nr. Collins. newly ap
pointed financial secretary Of Okla.
homa Methodist Hospital. ~aa an ~.
slied guest and Addressed the cia5
on plans adopted AZ The recent ses
sion uf his conference whereby Il II
proposed 70 expend three quarters 81
A million dollars ON enhrging and
improving the GathFie Hospital dur
Ing The next four years Doctor Gel,
Inns will have charge Of this big en-.
serprise which viii De- of vast i'm.
porsance to Guthrie and the entire
state
Lion Steve Huftssutler III Dawson
Produce COMPANY favored the ciao
with an Interesting and informative
talk on fruits and vegetables, de-
scribing the sources from which our
market " supplied, how they are pre-
pared for shipment. transported
marketed ana finally sold to consum-
ers.
Lion Featheringsll had as guest his
brother who IL IN the lumber husl
ness az Marshall.
There VIII be no MONDAY luncheon
next Friday bu, instead the Lions
and wives and invited guests viii
celebrate their anniversary al ban
qaet at the lone on Friday evenins.
November l2th
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SCHOOL TO BE DISMISSED
ON ARMISTICE DAY

Teachers In the public schools Of
Oklahoma need not work on Afinis.
tice day according to an opinion .'rit-
ten yesterday by X. r.. wood. assist
an, TO the attorney general.
Action Of Governor Robe tson n is.
suIng proclamation declaring Nov
ember II to be a legal holiday. viii
release teachers from duty for the
day unless definite orders q r.. con.
trary are given. Wood held He cited
law which gives the goyerncr Al.
thority TO proclaim legal holidays
other than those established ~ The
legislature, on special occasio1s
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ART|C' | EN- NOT
| AEss[ATIAl PART
VIII. = err Any NssiE
ANI a MY SELECT
s~~ssisIIu>. SOCIETY
uIs lIAf.t D.. CAN'T
nIiIiNE HARDIN.
OPPOSED


paris. Nes a-~fhs vls~ ~ss e.
pFsaaeu ~ efFlelai eirel~s t#dsy thas
she French aavsFAmees ~eela b.
rsaay Ii cooperate sish ths susharss
lss a. waahlnasea "a faemusss
something aluteevt frem me ss
Ans W sNs 1asaus ~ Naslaes a. avs~
a. Versailles ~ svdar u sass 10 nssas
fhls stassmsnt wss wsds u efft
elai quarters ls r~fssFlaa 10 sne a.
slaraslen ~ President sises ssasalra
"a eAhgsd from Maeluns uhie, 10 ths
rrsacn PRESS Is th~ effect shss ths
vsrsalllss savsnsrs was ue~ "ssessss
"a. iris 10 insefpvvisa ~ ssssslsss
- applylna ~ ths covenant ~ ars~r
~ Versailles ana ss Indicating sA1s
something alttsrpas fvem the s-r
salslsa agreement wuAs ssks i've plaks.
~ snas sea Il ~as ssassa Nv ef'ss's's
ne rrersh epysrnmsn, ~avfa hs
fsady Ia alvs gs sallabaeaslea,
a haa nssn ere 8ensfslly aeespssd
view hsvs snas the Frsneh aavsFrv
msnt ~ovla aeesps Fsasrvasion. Nv
ne ualtsa msAsas esasfalra Arsisls
20 and shs osssr provisions " ne
covenant which haxs bwsn shs sus'
lsst ~ controversy. N she uHltsd
atatsa In shla ssnnsesisa a ~ss
nolntsa aut "a sffieisi elvsiss tedsY
thai ths srlalnal French idsa ~
league ~ Natlans ala nos eesssla
anything hks AfsIgls 70.
Whistler shs amended organization
would be called lsasve. sF seeissy
pr asseeia,tan. - Iasmsssrlat -
Franse. according 10 ,rs aavsrnmsns
Vis~ paint rAs esssaslai thlag. 4
- hsld. - 20 arrlye ~ near - sssai
bic 10 she prevention of war.
The French government eensla~
ihs, a ~oula be rsarss,ahls 20 s.srs
flee ,hs efusnissslaa slfssdy sss
and that ghs prsssrsbls peaasaurs u
70 amend ths sslssing league vnsss
me rame " az association, II thai
meets tho American sis~
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pRratpGNr.ELrcr WILL NOT
pAas rARuuuN arArs

ukialanma City Nns I'fNHiianf.
elect flardlnr wlll not nsss thnwsh
OKLAHOMA on his way "a ipInt Isayel
Texas. X KOS annnuneei aefinilpiY
last nsghl lsy John . Apnlshy as,su-
tafy az the state nauahlioyH ron ut'a
toe, Applehg said that n lels.fans
received ffom Harding "A Wna stated
that lha pfualdnnl eleN tx serhinw
reas ~ noan as paaslhls AFtrr hts
ntruuuDaa cAmfmiem and that ia HsaAs
lne every effoFt 20 iodge publicity rs
wuald so ~ qusrhiy a. poaslbln Hla
destination
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ANOTHER THRONE II
SLIPPING FROM \ KIM.

The Hague. NOV ~ rhe possibll-
ity of becoming republic Is IN pros.
pect for Holland under recominen la
tons submitted today ny the com.
mission appointed 70 revise The cor.
stiluiion. II these recommendations
are adopted. Holland wsli have a
chance 10 decide upon doing away
with royalty. unless the ll..le Princess
Julian, only child Of Queen Wllhol-
nina and Prince Consort Henry.
some day gives birth to a son ~ a
husband whom the Dutch parliament
approves as her consor;. The pr acess
now is eleven years old.
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Negro Fatally
Shoots Sheriff

Madisonville, Ky, Nov. 6.--Lec
Fessinoer. a negro who shot and
probably fatally wounded Sheriff
n. s. Hunter OF Hopkins county,
who attempted 70 arrest him last
night on charge OF whisky ''boet-
iegsing', was still at large today.
Leaders Of posse OF farmers. row.
ever. ssld they had "cornered" hlr,
In woods near here. Talk of
iynehln9 the negro Is rife among
members OF the posse.
Sheriff Hunter was stili alive to-
day. although attending physicians
say he could not recover.
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SHOT HIMSELF rnaouos ArAer

Honolulu. Nov e~Aivlees from
Samoa to-day Indicate tlat Commend.
er Warren J Terhnne. naval ssyar
nor of American Samoa. ended aia
life November ,. days before the
battlcahlp Kansas ~na due 10 arrive
with naval board Df inquiry from
Washington. y. O. 70 Investigate
charges against HIS ADMINISTRATION
The governors body vas found IN tho
bathroom Of the executive mansion
with a bullet wound through tho
heart. according to the disoateh from
Samoa
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Mlulamasnft. l'a Nas TBS
lpaay - well atsessa ssFaatvs Fsd
aivt with hulleia was tnaMd w
small NfeAm 80 Hebron sewnth'R.
rmter county. yeasvftay Au ~
sopay revealed AZ hallei hulse and
.leht sails of f~a dltferrn1 eAsibfes
'Esldeutly ruhbers was nat tHe nNn
ave. IA torsy aollaga wAa foaad -
hsA paekus n " believed W wts
mnrdef ~ same other lAoiNs AMI hiN
'hudy eAuleA % the plaee wheFg I
MAJ found
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secret one, il nevertheless has not
been made public until now. after n
lapse Of nearly three months since
the signing Under its own terms the
document was TO come into force and
be published at the time the Turkish
peace treaty should 90 into effect.
This date Is still an uncertainty.
In connection with examination cf
the text Of the agreement now avail
able attention is being called here 70
the effect that while The treaty recog
nize the special interests Of France in
GiIieia. and the western part OF Kur.
distan bordening on Syria, and OF