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FOR RENT-HOUSES


Sc. SECTIONS ROOMS AND RATH -
furni.hed,, gas and cleo; porches; no chii-
CENTRAL. Nw-MODERH EIGHT ROOM
honse $50 per month. y. 9:cc
CHEVY CHASE. u. L.
Detached lO-toom and 3 bath modern house
fully furnished many features: d's rahle l"ca-
tion; available June lst for the summer
~ WuODIEY rARK
Eight rooms and two baths: hot water hest.
elec-. garar-. ro,ches: facing Rock Creek r.rk !:
furn shed in mahogany: possession June lst:
NEAR Dupont CIRCLE.
rooms and baths: furnace heat; eise: !;
nshed; several rooms. bringing a good income.
yearly lease. Rent $50 rer month
PERRY PLACE WEST OF l4th ST.
Is rooms and bath. nicely furnished: furnace
heat: electric lights: Sleeping porch. etc;
available June 18th for the summer months
Rent. So per month.
ONTARIO ROAD.
rooms and > laths: hotwafer heat. cleo I:
sleeping po.che>: "-car garage: yearly leas"
very convenient location. Possession June LIST
''''' sIXTEESTm ii ST. HEIGHTS.
Detached. one ground: private drive
sear sarasr: very handsome house contain in {
IL rooms and I baths; ami; beautifully fnr,
summer months. Rem. $3.50 per month
Gail Mr.. LEE.
Office Of
GRAEME T. SMALLWOOD,
!72o l4th st. Main 500.
1871 RILTMoRE ST: Nv
OVERLOOKING ROCK CREEK rARk
Ten large. bright rooms. 3 baths. steam heat.
gas and electric lights. front and rear porches.
linen and silver. for S175, unfurnished for
$50. Available June 18th.
WILLIAM r.. FOWLER & CO.
s19 18th st. nv.
Main S4l6s4l7.
GROOM HOUSE. CHEVY CHASE. MD: GA
! rage. garden. rorchcs PIANO: electric laundry
! slOo month. Phone Cleveland 1913. 3os
LARGE COOL IIOI'SE: YARD IN REAR
gooi terms to sma! responsible family: l.
St near 18th nv. Address Box ll9-L. Star
IN CHEVY ASE-FURNISIED AMI
wcll anro'nted nri.atc home. Clc:e 80
NEW CORNER HOUSE. ROOMS ANn
! bath: hot-Wat"r heat: electricity and gas
! phone Line 1921. Al.
FOR RENT-DrR1NG SUMMER MONTHS
| detached. furnished hous" in Cleveland Park;
i 1910 PARK ROAD N.w-6 ROOMS COM.
! pletely furnished: ideal summer home short
or long lease. 800
! FACING ROCK CREEK rARk-1o ROOMS.
beautifully furnished: . baths: 3 porches: ga
rage. Phone Col. 1913.
! GLEN ECHo-rARTLY FI-RNIsHED: EIGHT
rooms. large porch. comfortable. Premises
| open IL Princeton 81. ". II. HOCGIfTON.
Extr I9n St NV 3Os
! AVAILABLE Jt'NE lst.
! 1898 Park road. overlooking Rock Creek
| rark-9 rooms and bath, completely furnished
| $3.50 pcr month
THE F. H. SMITH COMPANY.
Slo 18th ST
, WELL. FURNISHED HOUSE
On East Capitol ST. Capitol.
! Lincoln 6la-W IL
SEE OUR ''FrHNlSlIED' LIST
! HOISES.
| TYLER & RI -rIIERFoEp, INC. sl5 18th ST.
! UNElPNISHfiD.
! CHEVY CHASE. MI MODERN S-ROOM
\ and bath house; garage: large yard: $50.
| Takoma Park. Md.-Modern Groom and haiti
! bungalow breakfast and sleeping porchcs ga
! rage: large yard: SIoN
WALTER a. BROWN. 400 II st.
! 18th AND Park RD.-NINE ROtIMS. TWt
, baths ami: immediate possession $lc1.
| SHANNON 4 LT(IIS.
! 7l3 ri'' a. Min "atI
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FOB SALE-APARTMENTS.

A MODERN. FIREPROOF BUILDING
downtown, having six apartments Of hve roonit
and bath and sleeping porch. This is now rent.
cd for over 81 900 per year, and can be sold
at q very attractive figure. Easy terms ar
S HEDGES 4 MIL pLErox. 1xc,
1884 II st. n.w- Phone Main 1923.
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THE IRVING.
1861 Irvln. st. nv.
Nicely furnished 4-r,om apartment: vacant
June rent only 500.
FRANCIS \. RLTNDON co. 7H q St NV.
CIIASTLETON. APT. 1866 REDR0OMS.
living dining room. kitchen. bath with shower.
linen pinuo Slo, Der month :3Os
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TABLE BOARD.

COPPER KETTLE CAFETERIA. sol Vermont
ave, opposite t'ombinat ion break
fast. - cents: luncheon, 30 and 40 ccnts din
nrr. 40 and 30 cents: IA Ia cart" servic" all
day: positively back to normal prices for best
quality food home cooking. Try us nnd b" con
WINGED
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WANTED-HOUSES.

We Have Immediate Purchasers
for small modern houses in all sections II
your house is for sale at a reasonable price
call US at once.
GREAME T. SMALLwooD.
729 14th st. Main JO70.
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LIVE IN LYON PARK.

70 minutes from government departm"nts
Terms | he rent Ny ear will take v"u out
nny time ral Mr.. Minar. AZ Evans bldg j..
1870 New York ave. Nam llt,-
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EAST RlNERDAIE.. MD.
ONLY 5000 CASH.

Dutch colonial home. built by architect FOR
own use. Will he sold hv owner on exceptional
terms for quick sale. - minutes from center
OF Town on good trolley. rooms, bath. glass
inclosed sleeping porch, living room is bv II.
large lot. RUBY LEE MINAH AZ Evans
bldg Main ll4J. 3Os
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THE CONNEGTI( UT.
Handsomely furnished. cool. apt. rooms :
baths Phone franklin gill. 500
SIN COOI. ROOMS ADULTS: WELL. KEPT
apt. house: possession on short notice: req
Snna,,lr "a, 1887 :3t,s
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REFINED younC man desires sin-l" room;
downtown: sac particulars. Address Fox
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-13
Babe Ruth out to
Make NeU Record

NEW YORK, April i2.--Sey-
enty-tive homers in 1921,
Babe Ruth started his quest
for the new record here today
when tho Yankees and Philadel-
phia Athletics opened the local
base ball season al the Polo
Grounds.
Thousands Of Now Workers
Wed with each other 60 get into
the big stadium TO see the Yanks
and the Big Bambino" swing
into action. Ruth IL the great
est drawing card In baseball, ana
though he found IL difficult 30
take Off poundago accumulated
during the winter and entered
today's game still "A trifle over
weight, his attack on his own
record of 81 home runs made
last year will be watched with
tho kcenest interest,
Many "A hat has been wagered
anog Broadway on the outcome
OF Ruth's attempt to better his
record, He modcstly admitted
when he returned from Cuba
last winter that he would like
to make II 75" this year. His
chances OF reaching that goal
are doubtful, according 10 the
experts but that he will pass
his 1920 mark is the popular
belief.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-13
CUP AWARD Is FINAL
Girls Council of Business Womcn's
Club Drops Controversy Over
HippOdromc Show Decision.

DISCUSSION or the awarding Of the
business womcn's cup at the annual
hippodrome performances at the Y.
W. c. A. Friday and Saturday is a
thing of the past as far as the girls
council, composed of two represent
atives from each business womcns
club, is concerned.
Peace and harmony marked the
meeting Of the girls council Tues
day evening In the association. Fol.
lowing a report Of the grades given
by the three judges which was made
by Miss Edna Pyle, general secre-
tary, and a reCastinE Of the con-
test rules formulated by the council.
II was decided that none Of the self
made rules had been broken by the
contestants and that the contest was
decidedly over as far as the girls
council was concerned. There was
no disposition to question the de-
cision Of the judges and all declared
themselves satisfied with the result
especially that which VIII send bust
ness women representatives TO the
~ ~ 'lllf Ablll'l 'llNt 1T l4SltN ! al ~
Colo There were present represent
atiyeS of the young womens clubs
of the Exchange National bank,
Central National bank, Mid-Co oil
company, Sinclair OH II Gas Co,
Cosden & Co. Oklahoma Pro-
ducing & Refining corporation and
Western Union.
The alleged contest over the
awarding Of the cup was character
lied by Miss Pyle as imaginary IN
the first statement given by the Y.
w. c. a. and made following the
meeting, Miss Pyle said: The pur-
poses os the girls presenting the
hippodrome performance was purely
and simply TO raise a fund to send
delegates to the summer conference
and the cup was given as an incen'
tive for each group to do their hest
The council is a sClf-governing
group which makes it's own rules
and abldes by them and n their
request | selected judges. When
some questions about the basis upon
which the grading was done was
raised, ! found out all grades from
the judges and referred these back
to the council, The girls agreed TO-
night that the awarding Of the cup
had nothing to do with the purposes
or the spirit OF the girls council
and that the matter is Officially
dropped"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-13
Recognition of Agent
For Ross Is Ordered

BALTIMORE, Md, April l2.-Tho
Maryland racing commission today
ordered the Maryland Jockey club,
which operates Pimlico race track,
to accept Guy Bedwcll as the au-
thorizod agent in this state Of Com
mandcr j. Is. l.. Ross. noted Can
adian turfman. Bcdwcll has been
registered at Bowie and his rcgistra-
tiun has been lodged with the racing
commission. The pimllco manage
mcnt. however, refused 10 recognize
Bcdwelrs signature 10 tho Ross en-
tries FOR the approaching spring
meeting at that track, standing with
the Jockey club INew YorkD. which
also refuses To recognize Bcdwcll as
KmNa. ngnnl-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-13
UNCERTAINTY ADDS TO
OF OPENING.

Uncertainty adds TO interest Of
opening day Probably never before
have eight clubs in tho Western
league gone To the post with all OF
about even EtrcnEth-at least on
paper The Omaha, Joplin and ok
lahoma City clubs loom especially
formidable, with Sioux city, Tulsa
st. Joseph and Wichita strong. Des
Moines' chances In tho 1921 cam
paign are more doubtful than that
OF the other seven clubs
The first three named teams start
with veteran Hucups Omaha and
oklahoma city may he counted on
10 be in the flag race from the start.
Joplin, while not so Impressive as
those two has veteran lineup.
"Big Three" Rebuilt.
Tulsa, St, Joseph and Wichita.
leaders in past seasons have been
greatly rebuilt, Thus the strength
OF the dig three" Of 1919 and 1920
will be undetermined unul the sca-
son Is well undcr way. Sioux Citv
hopeless in 1919 and 1920 has been
reiuvenated and the Packers will
offer stiff competition to the lead.
ers OF other years.
with the placing OF the game or
n firm basis at Sioux city, and tn,
disnosal of tho Omaha and ST
Joseph franchises by the unpopulaI
owners at those cities, interest n
tho three named cities is create
than ever before. Attendanc
marks in the Western league are ex
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-13

by Tulsa automobile dealers. Ioaded
with local baseball mon. Albert c.
iiunt, wen known local attorney has
been honorcd by being the selection
TO pitch the first ball--and the game
will be on.
Kari Adams veteran Oiler right
handler will probably be Jimmy
Burkes mound selection with
liaughland, rookie right hand
inhRer' as second choice. I.uschen
or Rose, both OF last scason's club
VIII start on the mound for the
saints, with the chances favoring
the latter.
Owens and Query Cutchcrs.
Manager "Yip" owens OF tho
Saints viii catch for his cluh ma
Wray Query Oiler veteran viii handle
inc shoots OF Adams or Iiaughland.
Jimmy Burke has made no chang
es IN MS lineup az announced in yes
terday mornings World Phil Todt.
llrst base; Johnny Wuffi. second
base; Frank Thompson, third base
and George McGinnls make up the
lnfield, with Burke, Horshcl. Hen.
nett and Nank Davis I'm the outficld
Todt and Pitcher Lukonovic, pur-
chased Saturday from the st. Louis
Browns, are to arrive in Tulsa this
AANA nus AlblU ~ lghuIN.
saint Outficidcr Injured.
Tho breaking OF the index finger
on his right hand OF Red Corriden
has forced owens to make n change
in his lineup. Mason. rookie. viii
play the sun field in place Of the
veteran Corridcn. Beatty. first base
Tommy Connolly, playing his third
season with the Saints. second base
Soanlon. third base and Macdonald.
shortstOp, for several years "A star
tnfieldor in the Texas league, is the
Saint intield. Figncr and Mason, with
Bonowit2, also playing his third
year In st. Joseph livery. form the
suburban trio,
Other players on the Saint roster
are; Novlik, Cullup, BrundaFc, VIII
kus, Anderson ana Fisher, pitchers:
Crosby catcher and Allen. utility.
Grossly and Allen We're with the
Saints last season.
Parade nt 1880 O'clock.
The parade starts at 1870 o'clock
from the Kaufman hotel. ll5 South
Boston, whore the St Joseph club
Is stopping. The line ot march fol-
lows: kaufman hotel to Eighth
street on Boston. from Eighth street
to Cameron on BOULDER. from
Cameron to Tenth on Main and
thence to McNulty park
Holmes and buckley, tho former
from the Pacific Coast league and
the latter an umpire last season In
the Western league, umpire here I'm
the opening series.
Tickets for the opening game are
on sale at Pete Martins bar, Indian
Trading company and the Butter
milk bar.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-13
TEARNEY ENTHUSIASTIC
Western Lcngur President Expects
Close itarc--1o Attend Open
ing Joplin Game.

JOPLIN. Mo. April -. Follow.
Ing conference here today with 4
Il. ToHrnoy. president Of the Western
league, six of the eight umplfos
composing Toarncy's starr departed
tonight for various assignments for
the opening of tho season tomorrow
Two remained here for tho local
opening.
At tho conference today President
Trnrnoy briefly outlined various
rules and his interpretations OF them
aud gave each arbitcr copy of
printed Instructions
Great tmpiring Staff"
~ believe ! have the grcntcgt
starr of umpircs this season that the
Western league has over Hccn." Tear
ucy said following the conference.
Tcarucy also expressed outhusiasm
over the outlook for baseball in
general and the Western league iu
particular HHyiuE:
Almost every club In organized
baseball has from 10 TO - moro
players than necessary showing
that a wealth OF material TX avail
ablc. The Western League looks
much improved and as u whole is
far more evenly balanced thnn 1t
Was last year. The pcnuant race
promises 70 be- n tight one"
Half Holiday at Joplin.
TcaruCy viii attend the opening
game her" tomorrow. lie also VIII
take part In u parade which will pre-
code the game. a half holiday has
been proclaimed In honor OF the
opening
Umpire assignments for the OPEN
Ing games follow.
At oklahoma city Dclayc and
al Wichita. paly and Burn
side, at Tulsa, Holmes and buckley.
at Joplin, Anderson and Becker.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-13
Frank Wilson at New lOrk-Presi-
dent Ban johnson to Witness
the Washington Game,

CHICAGO. April 12.-President
Johnson OF the American league to-
night announced the assignment Of
umpircs for the opening games Of
the season tomorrow as follows:
chin and owen at Detroit, Evans
and IIildebrand at st. Louis, Dineen
ana Moriarity az Washington, Frank
Wilson, a new addition to the staff,
win assist Dineon and Nallin at New
York
President johnson will witness the
opening game between Washington
and Boston at Washington.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-13
A. LEGION TEAM AT BEGGs A. [. UMPS ASSIGNED
Fast Club Organized by Former
fightcrs-Opcn To Challenges

BEGGS, April IA baseball
club has been organized by the local
post Of the American legion \ num-
ber OF fast men have been booked
To play on this club. This club has
been working out for some time and
is now IN good shape for games.
Citizens of BegEs donated the uni
forms ana first class ground has
been placed at the disposal Of the
club by w. n. Reading.
The first game Of the season viii
be played next sunday ON the home
field. The American legion plans to
give the Rcggs baseball fans some
real baseball the coming season. Thc
club Is now ready to book games
with other legion or town clubs.
Write u. c. Patton, Box 497A or
phone 81, Bcggs,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-13
STERN, NATIONAL, AMERICAN LEAGUES START TO-DAY
Rickdrd to Inspect
, Proposed Sites of
HedUylceight Battle

NEW YORK. April 12.-Tox
Bickard Will give the sites Tor
the Dcmpsey-Carpcntior fight a
closeup inspection, It became
known today
Tho promoter plans 10 visit
Jersey city Newark. and Atlantic
city 20 talk it over with various
persons who have made him Of
fcrs before deciding finally on
tho spot whore the ring win be
pitched.
Thicry Mallpt. New York repre-
sentative Of Georges Carpenter.
said today that the French fighter
may not train in public for the big
bout According TO Mallct.
Georges viii work in secIusion,
probably at Summit, ~ j.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-13
CINCY REDS KEEP HOLOOUTS
Rush and Groh VIII Not BE Disposed
Of. Says Garry Hermann.

CINCINNATI, Ohio. April 12--
Eddie Roush, outfielder. and Henry
the Cincinnati team, will not be dis
posed Of, according to August Herr
mann, president OF the club. Follow
ing a meeting Of the club directors
late today. MIR. Hermann gave out
this announcement;
after mature consideration, ne
Cincinnati baseball club has decided
that Roush and Gruh shall play
with Cincinnati or not at all. An
offers for trades will be rejected"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-13
MOrtudry


stephens.
Mrs, Bertic stephens, 60, died
Sunday morning at her homo. 5l5
West Fifth street. after a short III
moss. Funeral services were held
Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock at
the First Christian church, with
Reverend Meade putt In charge. IN
torment In Rose nm cemetery Mrs.
stephens IL survived by three sons,
William T.. stephens Of burlington.
kan, Alexander stephens OF Eldo-
rado, Kan. and Walter E stephens
Of blackwell, ana by five daughters,
Miss Irene stephens. Miss tsl
Stephens Mira Maud McCaudlish,
Mrs. Jennie KHAN OF Tulsa and Mrs.
Ella Stanser OF Muskogcc.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-13
Georges WiH Not Box
Moran, Says Descamp ps

PARIS. April l2.--"TcN Rickard
need have no fear about Georges
Carpenter II Dempsey is in the
ring July 2. he will find Georges
there"
Francois bescamps, manager for
the French champion, sont this wire
to the international News Service to-
day from Barcelona, Spain. lie add
ed: II have made no arrangements.
verbal or otherwise for Carpenter
to fight Frank Moran
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-13
Lands at Cub Opening.

CHICAGO, April II, = Fcdoral
Judge Is. NJ. Lands, baseball COM
missioner, will occupy a box at the
National league opening here to-
morrow between the Chicago and
st Louis clubs.
Judge lands said tonight that
he had received invitations from
every major league club 70 attend
the opening games.
81 can't so to an Of them, al
though ia like to, so I'm just going
to stay at home and watch the Cubs
and Cardinals play" said Judge
Lands.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-13
OILERS PURCHASE
AFIRST SACKER
Buy Parker From New Or
leans Southern Associ-
alton

Parker Nrat bascman. was Last
niEht purrhnacd from tho now or
leans club Of the Southern associa
uon by tho THla, club or the West
cru league Parker ia to report TO
tho oilers az once.
walter Hucklo. first bascman and
catcher was yesterday released tp tho
Hpr'ugnrld club OF the Western 1a.
Fpriltiuu.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-13
Greatest Season Is Forecast
On Eve of Opening of Races

sore salary wings, and there v.,.
Charley horses here and there fb.,
slowed up some of the regulars hr,
the spirit OF competition wns as kas.
~ OF old and the spirit OF tho :, :,
as happy and spasmodic as ever b,.
fore.
Figuring that today marked IN.
opening OF the season in five leae,o.
the National. American. America
association Southern, Western ana
Texas leagues, II was conseryatiyeis
estimated that more than a ouarte,
Of million fans tricklcd through
the turnstiles.
Capacity Crowds Expected
Capacity crowds were expected A,
most OF the major league opapinr,
The management OF the Yankee,
confidently looked forward TO
crowd OF $4,000 to 10000, for Rabs
Ruth g Co. had Greater New Yorl
to Itself
In Chicago. where John Eyers /,
extremely popular the cubs were
expected to draw upward OF 90 .OOo
with the Cardinals as their guests
and with the champion Indians a,
an attraction the II. Louis Brown,
figured to attract a crowd cguaA
~ lHI E't III bli'f major ItNnA
cities crowds ranging from l..0N
to $4,000 or upward were looked for
Tho quartet Of games IN the
American association. with Indian.
apolis, Louisville. Milwaukee and
Kansas city playing at home. wa,
expected TO draw close TO 90 600
while games in the three Glass A
Western. Texas and south.
crn--figurcd to attract some 5000
sun gods.
Gamblers Beware,
Everybody connected with baseball
from Judge k. NJ. Lands down
bristled with confidence and optim.
ism as the curtain went up TO-DAY
And with the beginning OF the pen.
nant races the campaign against
gamblers also got under way with
private detectives sprinkled through
the stands in every major League
park. The powers that be in the
national game are determined NJ
keep 1t clean henceforth and vtg
leave no stone unturned TO discoIr.
age and punish the element that sue.
ceeded in turning the heads OF the
eight indicted White Sox players In
1919.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-13
Western Association
Umpiring Staff Named

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. April I2.-
The STAFF of umpires for the West
crn association was announced today
by President George Lamottc. The
list follows.
Mike Jacobs. Louisville. Ky: Jo-
scph Allen, Chicago, Mark Qulrk,
New Britain, Conn, and Pat Dono-
hoe. Springlield. Ohio.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-13
Larry Williams Quits
To Gibbons in Fourth

NEW YORK, April 12,-Tom Glib
hons ot st. Paul defeated Larry
Williams OF Bridgeport. Conn. in
the fourth round Of l5-round
match tonight when Williams sec
onds Acknowledged defeat by throw
ing a towel into the ring The Com
necticut boxer took count OF nine
on several occasions
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-13
Milton Stock COHferS
WIN Card Officials

ST. LOUIS, April 12.--Milton
Stock, third hascman for the ST.
Louis Nationals. who has been hold
ink out this year, conferred with Of
ficlals OF the club here today but
Do was announced afterwards no
had been reached. stock.
however, LETT tonight for Chicago
whore the Cardinals open the sea
son Wednesday
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-13
Chess Game POSTPONED

HAVANA, April 12.-The eleventh
game in the series for the chess
championship OF the world was post
poned tonight. A statement gwen
out by the officials merely said
"Capablanca and Lasker with me
consent Of the referee, decided 10
postpone play in the worlds rh'"
championship match until tom'r-
row evening"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-13
Bmleigh Grimes Signs
Contract With Dodgers

NEW YORK, April Pitcher
Burlciugh a. Grimes Of the Brooklyn
National league club, signed 1921
contract here today and Immediately
left for Boston. whore the Brooklyn
team opens the season tomorrow.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-13
Hold Two for Fireworks Blast.

NIIIVNVOI NNrlI ll,--N COrOnCr7s
jury investigating tho recent cN-
plosion in the warehouse OF the
Singer and Schaffor company. In
which six persons were killed, rec
commended today that William
Singer and nathan Schaffcr be held
To the grand jury on charges OF
manslaughter. Tho two proprictors
police said. have not been appre-
hended.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-13
Tulsa and St. Joseph Clubs
Open Here at McNulty Park
|L9GllN EsggI
D.
Larry Daley

Today ls the
eagerly awaited
day by the mil
lions Of baseball
lovers Tho clubs
Of the ~ IA ! y p
lrHRuos "a u Il Of
the larger minors
twith the cxrcp
tiou Of the Pa
cific coast, which
started last Wcckl
Rot under way In
the 1921 cham
pipuship e "a m
paigu Never no.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-13

pected TO he shattered this season
as there isn't a weak link i'm the
western league chain now-some-
thing different than in the two pre-
Nous campaigns.