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The Nenana news., 1921-06-14
Owners Are Obstinate

NEW YORK, June 14-H. H. Raymond, president of the Amerl- can Steamship Owners Association, telephoned Chairman Lasker, of the Shipping Board, today, asking him not to sign the strike settlement.
The Nenana news., 1921-06-14
Seattle Voting

SEATTLE, June 14-LOcal strik- ing engineers are voting today on the terms of settlement accepted by the Engineers association.
The Nenana news., 1921-06-14
RUTH KNOCKS TWENTIETH

NEW YORK, June 14-Besides pitching his first game of the sea- son, Babe Ruth knocked another home run yesterday, in the game against Detroit, with none on bases Ruth has a total of 20 homers to his credit for the season.
The Nenana news., 1921-06-14
SIMS IS COMING HOME

LONDON, June 14-Admiral Sims says he has not yet received Sec retary Denby's message calling him home, but that it is his intention to start home anyway tomorrow.
The Nenana news., 1921-06-14
FIRE THREATENS STEAMER

NEW YORK, June 1.-The steamship George Washington was considerably damaged by fire yes- terday, while moored at Hoboken The cause of the blaze has not been ascertained.
The Nenana news., 1921-06-14
GOA. r RIVERS DROPPING

PORTLAND, June 1.-The flood waters of the Columbia and William t.te rivers are receding, the first f-op in the river levels since tf recent inundation, having Teen re- ported y-este3day.
The Nenana news., 1921-06-14
L ONE BANDIT MAKES BIG HAUL

ST. JOE, Idaho, June 14- A lone bandit held up the cashier of the First State Bank here yesterday and escaped with $4,o0O. The cashier was found locked in the vault.
The Nenana news., 1921-06-14
Think. Demp.ey Will Win

Lee Handler, Philadelphia light weight, after watching Dempsey work out, said that if Carpentier lasts beyond the third round, he will be the most surprised man in the arena.
The Nenana news., 1921-06-14
Carpentier Training Hard

CarPentier TraininE Hard
 MANHASSETT, June 14-Georg- es Carpenter has begun his week of hardest training, with longer workout and mo re sparrlng than has been the custom. There was some talk last week of the French man being over-trained, but it i. evident that neither he nor his manager hold that opinion.
The Nenana news., 1921-06-14
PLANE WILL HUNT RoBRER

SAN FRANCISCO, June 14-The air service has authorized the use of an s-plane to assist in the search fer Rov Gardner, escape :, mail robber, ~ao is in hiding il. Washington.
The Nenana news., 1921-06-14

Herman Schreck arrived in Ne mana today from Fairbanks.
The Nenana news., 1921-06-14

c. A. Frank was among todsy's arrivals from Fairbanks. 1T
The Nenana news., 1921-06-14

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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-03-21
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-30
THOMPSON RECEIVERS
FROM CHARLEY HORSE

frankie Thompson. veteran third
hasoman, has recovered from the
charley horse that has bothered him
for several days and Ia yesterdays
workout displayed all his old-timo
dash and pcp There isn't a better
fielding third sackcr In the minors
and few majors than the former 81,
Louis Brownie and his rounding
into form ls pleasing - Manager
Jimmy Burke
The field was Ia good condition
Yesterday and Boss Jimmy sent the
squad through "A fast workout De,
spite the layoff OF sunday ana Tues
day the gang went through tho DAYS
training splendidly ono especially
pleasing feature Ia that there isn't
an ailing athlete on the squad. II
IN tho best conditioned bunch OF
tossers that has ever worked out
here in the spring this despite the
enforced layoff OF several days the
past two weeks due 90 inclomoni
weather
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-30
Moran's Veteran Club Is
Expected to BE a
Contender
NUMEROUS H0L00UTS
But Rccalcitrants VIII BE
in Iineup-Lowrancc
Plays First Game
DIV IARILY nAnEY

Ipt Moran and his Cincinnati
Rods today oppose the Tul8a oilers
.. RIcNulty park at O'Clock This
r tno first appearance OF Patrick
and ut National league champion
4hip cuntcndorH iu Tulsa since 1913.
4nl is also tho first game ~ thc
season hero with % major league
hub
Tho Rods today nro not tho Mmo
Rods that played here In 1919 toud
who in tho fan won "a worlds cham
nloushipJ. Pitchers Ring and ltcu-
thor are gone. In their places are
Rubc Marqunrd and Eppl ltiYcy.
Rnriden and Alien no longer wear
Rcd livery. and Young Ilurgravc
from St paul has taken their place
as assistant TO Ivy Niugu. FIRST
atrlng catcher.
Jake Daubert. first hasomon, has
recently accepted terms. hut viii
not play here Morris Rath no
longer adorng sacond base ana
tIcinlc Groh Is nlsoA holdout Larry
Kopf says he has retired from hasc.
bali All those inflcldors VIII he
IN the game. or course. whom tho
opening bell rings. with the cxccp-
tiou OF Rath. who was released 10 u
Pacific Coast league club. IIcinie
Groh viii hc shifted 10 second base
and sammy lohuc, rookie, is
slated for third haso.
In the outfield. Earlc Ncalo and
Tom Griffin viii be- missing. In
their places are Duncan and either
Tho veteran paskort or yuungBtcr
SEQ. Eddie Roush. ono OF the great
est outfieldcra ia baseball, viii. OF
course. play tho other suburban
nOgitiou
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-30
WELTERS CLOSE
TRAINING TODAY
Mante(l and Malone Con
clude Work for Thurs
day Go
Boxing Bouts Tonight

40 Cleveland Hryhu Downcy Vs.
Young Fisher 90 rounds. middle.
weights
Frank Mautru and Jock Malone.
Can. dian and N Paul Wcitrr-
weights. respectively who hok ~
rounds tomorrow uI-ht m Luu N"W.
mans iuaugnruai Dl CITY Athletic
club show ~ Convention hall con
..ud" kiinnR today
MulNiu arrived iu TulN yesterday
morning from kansas city and Went
through l2-ruuud workout iu Tho
afternoon. 10 was bis first appear
aucc here since hc broke his arm
toNtug i. -. Loughlln ir 1919 and
bee was accorded q biA hand by local
f-fic enthusiasts Wutu- ur stepped
ou the canvas to wurt training Jock
bDNcd five rounds, Two with I'D
Ambrose. clever Tulsa fcithcrwcight
and three with 80 husky light heavy
weight Malone showed nc has lost
none of his wonderful ring clever
ness or his stiff jahs. equally eftoc-
tive with both hands.
Aialouc b. accompanied here 10y
Mike b. Collins. Publisher Of tn"
Boxing BLADE and manager of Ma
lone and Mikc Gibbons.
Mautcil after working two weeks
In preparation for his scrap with
Malone. the most important of ms
career, wound up strenuous train
ing yesterday with - rounds. lie
lToucludod with q thrcc-ruuud tpai
ring exhibition with cyclone Okla
homa. heavyweight. and as In tho
previous DAY turned loose with dis
conccrting effect on the big fellow.
Mantcn starts work today at :
.f.I,,l aud MulAnt IpllgWg Work -
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-30
Paddock Ties Century
Dash Record of 9 3-5

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. or
CALIFORNIA. March 29.--Charles
Paddock University OF Southern
California sprinIr tied the worlds
record of . 3-b seConds in the 100
yard dash for the second time with
m a week I'm q track meet today he
tween his college and Stanford uni
ycrsitN
Paddock ran tho 22O-yard dash
in 2l seconds fiat, breaking the
worlds rocord for the event by one.
iltth ut t second Last saturday az
berkeley ho ruu tho distance I'm go
ga sc"oula 300 ~ meet with the Uni
NerWtN orr California n saturday,
record 's nuf allowed }y tho A. A.
@''" Nl lunh Aur3 head
iiulor todays should ho. as thor,
Wns mo- wind Inrr, vptrhp. plught
hndducr today al 'l seconds and
two at 30 a...
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-30
HURRY PE0NAGE TRIAL
special Session Of superior Conn,
Ordered To Investigate klluue
fbs WHOLESALE of Npgrocr.

ATLANTA, Ga. March go .As
the result Of a conference tod. us.
Sween Governor Dorsey and ..4..
and federal officials TO considcr &c..
vclopments In Jasper county v. .a
the bodies OF II negroes have o. .n
found on the farm Of John s. Wi.
llnms. n telegram was sent to I..|rs
j. T.. Park Of the Ocmulgee judicial
circuit, calling on him to couypr.
spcciAi session o fthc Jasper counts.
superior court on April II 10 .ut....
gate the alleged murders.
The governor was told that the
people OF Jasper county desired
quick trial for williams anu ..
clyde Manning. his negro for,r....
Both have been arrested on OhI..o
of murder.
Solicitor General Brand has dr
chted that Newton county ua. a
first claim on both defeudants .,.
cause OF the discovery of tho first
three bodies.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-30
urD IDWRANCE MAKES
iIiS TIISN DEBUT TODAY.

Rod Lowrancc, outficldcr put-
chased last winter from tho Enid
Western association club and who
reported last week, makes hin debut
today I'm Tulsa uniform. Low
rance will play left field and bat
sixth In the batting order. fpnk
Davis has been placed In the clean
up. Hinotle bats flfth and Thomp-
son seventh. There are no other
chenges and the Oilers will lineup
aa follows;
McGinnis, shortstop: Wuffli, s5c-
ond base; Bennett. center field;
Davis. right field: Hiuckle, first
base; Lowrsnoe, loft field: Thomp
son. third base; Query and Ennis,
catchcrs IIauEhland, Tcngcn and
Weber, pitchers.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-30
BOuLerS of Richard
Audit Company Roll
In Oklahoma Meet

BoVicrs Of the Richard Audit
company represent Tulsa in the
oklahoma championship tourna-
mcnt which starts today/at Ok
lahoma city Tho local bowlers
leave Friday for oklahoma city
and arc to compete in their first
match Saturday.
The following comprise the
Richard Audit company team:
Morris Reynolds, Jack Galen, Wal
tor Roiuhc, Ted Wilmont, Ira
pilrhnI. kont Snollman.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-30
Plan World Church Meet

CHICAGO. March 2s--plara Tor
n world church Rlliauco mccUua to
be held here May II to 10 iU. .up
purpose OF bringing about iutr-ra.
tional disarmament were foilDd 90.
day at "a meeting OF local minister
1t was announced that William Jon.
ton and Thomas Il. Marshall, former
vicc-president, will be amsng The
speakers.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-30

DALLAS. Texas, March 29.--Fol-
lowing a final workout tomorrow
morning iris SPEAKER and his world
champion ,lcycland Indians VIII
break training camp and return "a
cleveland by devious route for the
opening of the American lcagne
season. Tho schedule calls fOr
games with san Antonio. Galveston
and Houston of the Texas league
before leaving the state on theiI
hom"vard Journey.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-30
Exhibition Games

MEMprus Tom. March 90
Boston Americans ....... . .
Memphis g"Htb,rn ASH. e q .
batteries Fullerton. Best TAI
,uttu and chaplain Huos Chambers.
Wulfc, TowlgD aud DcHOHe.
LAKE CHARLES, La. March 20.
Philadelphia Americans . 3 .
Houston Texas League. .... .
. Btuc.tos. %ayipr Perry and Per-
Rims. Ticuou. Nichols and wright
Gilhom.
NGW ORLEANS March 20.
81 Louis Americans ..%
Brpuklyu Nationals ......, ]
Rpttcrisn Davis BurNnll and So
ycrcid: Rcuthor C1doro and Eruc-
Eor
LITTLE ROCK. ARK. March 29--
Omaha western lsnguc.... q
Iittlc Rock southern, 3 /
Battcrice- bau&yardner ana I'm
aud Land. MinpS.
OKLAHOMA CYTY. March 29.--
Cincinnati Nationals. ...... II II I
oklahoma city Western. . 10 2
Batteries Brcnton, Napier and
Hargrivc; Mitchell, Allen, Salisbury
and Parker Paisley Long.
GALVESTON, Texas, March 20. z
Atlanta, Southern ....... y
Gnlveston>. Texas league. ]
CTcn iunings)
Batteries suggs, kouremnnn
ana Manners. Schmidt. McGraw,
Lee ana Lapan, O'lirlen
AUSTIN. T-Nas, March %
Chicago Americans ....,. : 10 g
tScCuud tcam)
TCNag University ........ .
Hnttc s--- wilkinson Hodge.
Rcinhart and Lees. Lcissncr and
Hart
SHREVEPORT, March 20
New York Americans, d
Shreveport Texas league. . II /
tTwclvc inuingsD
Batteries Picrcy. Collins, fcrgii
son and Hoffman, BcnnotI Yer
bout and Wallace.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-30

PITTSBURGH, March 2g.-Tue
ncws came from thc Pirate training
camp at Hot Springs. Ark. to-day
that Manager Gibson had signed O.
new catcher IN the person of William
Skiff, who starred with Bridg,por.
IN the Eastern league last season
Skiff will report tomorrow.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-30

sets forth iH ruaouH 1h. Iruup
lilHir says 100 uHrf. luI 'u. .Il'
money Jack Iutt.u. U,iuH,.irht
champion ur thr world. would rather
fight Johnny WILSON, mildl.W,irbt
champion tas puuudu th,u stack
w against lInh Jock Malone of lt
Paul u tho Woltrlw"iEht limit ul5
uouudD
'BrIttou tururd down au offer Goo
box Malone rt Milwaukee March rs.
at nay wtlrht WHY N,F Why
Tho only reason is ErItton has
hoNpd Malone twice and regards him
az exceptionally dangerous
Regarding Nnlouc's bout scv-
crnl months ago with Brittun, In .-
which Jock Injured the nrm lac
broke IN IuIsn, Thc BONing iiIndc
continues; ''ilic result Of that
bout H. now ring history. For the
first three rounds Malone vnudc
champion Rrittnu look Ike mi, NM
ntrur and tor the remaining mine
ronnds, with one nrn. Malone
fought the champion from one
side of the ring 10 another
we don't believe Brittou i8 afraid
of Naluno-Hor any other weltCr-
weight but We do believe that Ma
lone, with his arm ns good as over.
would give Britton a greet fight ana
would probably win. Nlcrcs why.
Malone is younger by 10 years than
Brittuu. Tho champion is ~ mas
tcrml boxer. but lac has little ~ any
thing ON Malone tur ring Clcvernc7H
and craft For Malone, - pupil Of
'phantom" Mike Gibbpur, II must
be remembered. IA one OF the
Hmartcst boxers In tho game today.
lock rs a harder punchcr than BRIT
ton. though neither ia a knyo wal
lOpCr.
Granting thcn. that Brltton Is
triflO the best boxer, we Mil'Nc
MaiOnc's youth. With ils cndur-
nncc and residence. and Ills more
rugged hitting power, would beat
the champion.
Guy Freezing. popular aud well
known boxing promoter and man
agcr of Dallns. II q great admlrer
of Bill Brcnnan aud believes the pug
noAed Cclt would whip Jack pemp-
RcyN should they ever meet again. III
Jack and lsli fight, III put down on
Bnl," said Guy. ~ am 80 sure lilll
would win that ia go homo In "a
barrel ir he didn't
-
Lou Newman, promoter OF the oil
city Athletic club, and who ~ stag
Ing tomorrow nights box lights"
ar Convention hail recently rcOclvcd
"a letter from young hOXcr who Is
dcsiruus OF showing here ana who is
prolific iu his own praises. Says the
boy: '1m so East Mr. Newman, that
when I turn off the electric light
I'm IN bed before It's dark In the
room"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-30

OKLAHOMA CITY, March 20 -
The nm making il a criminal offcu"c
for any baseball player TO wilfully
attempt TO lose a game, or To inilu-
once unfairly the outcome Of amy
gamc. lost iu the house today by a
vote Of 3S no. 30 ycs, and 80 absent
-. \. Stovnll of Hugo lodged notice
that ho would later move roCuusid-
Grafton OF the vote
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-30
OLYMPIC A. C. is DESTROYED
Hire of undetermined Origin Burns
Famous SoNing club.

pH1ADELruIN. Pa, March 20.
Tho Olympia Athletic club. scene oC
many famous boxing bouts. was
completely destroyed early today by
A spectacular fro OF unknown or.
MIN, which also licked up eight al.
Joining residences, driving To the
'Atrccts a dozen negro families. -Four
alarms were sounded
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-30
SIIREVEpORT. Mnrch 20 =
JUNIOR OILERS WANT GAME
VndCIcatcd NouthnIl Baseball Club
Nnrm Tor lhnIIengCr

Tho Junior oilers ~ Tulsa. fast
"lid" team. wants games with other
baseball mines ut a like nature. The
Junior offers have won siN and lost
no games to date. Thcy are open
tp challenges from nll boys teams
Tho age limit is i5tycars and under
For challenges, call Bill Breckcu-
ridge, Usage lS62
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-30
Bill McLain, Former
Tuis0n, Is tn Manage
Iii Arthur Johnson

LEANENWOITH. Has, March
29.--'Ll Arthur" Johnson Jack
of tho Golden Smile" will return
10 boxing under a manager Of his
. own race the former champion de-
clared hero today. Jack. busy
with his duties as athletic direc-
tor At unclc Sans prison. paused
amid smiles To deny he had any
intention OF signing managerial
contract with NJ Lippe of New
York. johnson said his ring fu-
turc would bc\dircCtcd by Billy
McClaiu OF Kansas city, who once
promoted bouts for Georges Car
pentler In France.
The former champion will tor
minato his sentence on july Is
and will Immediately attempt to
rc-cntcr the ring, he said. Lii
Arthur's' plans include "a travel
Ing carnival. with personal appcar-
auces, ln event boxing commits
sions refuse to- allow him to appear
In phc ring. Johnson declared
he would bar no man" HIo said
this included Kid Norfolk, sam
Wills and Mr. Dempsey. And
I'd like to meet MIR. willard
again" hc added.
Jack has but one sorrow con-
\ ccrnifg his federal sob. lie does
not get enough brittle candy
An sure wish you'd tell them
folks at Kansas Chy to send me
more peanut brittle candy" he
concluded
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-30
Inpn JcpIhn RiNrN .

Eppn Jcptha Rixcy isn't the name
Of a college fraternity. II is none
other than the great southpaw
hurler az the Cincinnati Reds. who
was acquired In the winter I'm the
trade which sent Pitcher Jimmy
Ring ana Outfielder Earle NeDlc to
the Phillies. Rixey pay work today
against the Oilers.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-30

CHICAGO, March 20. StaniHlaus
2hyszko, heavyweight wrestler aud
John po8ck Of Nebraska today vcro
matched to meet here IN finish
match, April IS. ON the same date.
ED (Strauglcrl lcwis, worlds
champion. viii meet either Jim Ian
dNnR or RenatO Gardini,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-30
And oh. the Difference.

Dora: How Is your now phono-
graph in the Office worklngl
Flora. II would be all right II we
could agree on records. but tho boss
always puts on Work for tho Nigh
Is Coming" while the employees al
prefer Home, Sweet Home. Car
tuous Magazine.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-30
Freezing Weather Fails
To Danipcn Fans ArdOr

DETROIT, March 2g--Tickets for
tho opening game of the American
league season hero April 13 We're
placed on sale today, Despite "A tenn
pcraturQ we'll below the freezing
point. 4 long line of baseball On
thusiasts attended from the ticket
window before the sale began.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-30
PhiIiies Break Camp;
Play TiUO With GriffG

pHILADEI2HIA, March 20 -
The Philadelphia National league
hn seball team broke camp today at
Gninosvilie. Fla and stalscd tor
Jacksonville 10 meet the Washing
ton Americans iIf two games, &c
cording to word received here,
After the contests with Washlng
ton, Manager Donovan's men WIZ
head mort Inward on barnstorlnlns
expedition which. Will bring them
home for the opening of the regular
season here April rs when they race
the New York Giants,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-30

McClain promoted boxing here
for several years, leaving Tulsa
about two years ago and removing
10 Kansas CITY lie staged several
negro heavyweight bouts at Con-
vention han On the winter Of 1919,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-30

WOMEN IN FOREIGN SERVICE
Urge They ~ Appointcd a. iids To
impir"'s Diplomats.

LONDON, .s' .-British wom'
On are beginning 20 demand the ap-
po.ntmcnt Of members of their sex
AZ diplomats in foreign services.
They do not ask to be made am
bassadors or ministers but there IS
mo- knowing how soon they may. At
present they seem to DE contCntcd
with suggesting that women be ap-
pointed as councillors, ono to each
British embassy
Tho idea mas been nut iOiward BY
Professor Winifrcd Cullis Of Cam e
.dgt university. VINO stated in an
address before the English Speaking
union. that women could aid the
British ambassadors and ministers
In interpreting the points Of view OF
people 81 other nations, now that
women have a voice In the govern
mcut she also proposed y that
women should bc sent ON special
diulumat-c missions.
Unfortunately, she added, many
ambassadors now aIc strongly op-
posed to such ideas.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-30

Despite tho intense heat, too
great fos the human eye to face, a
motion picture has been made that
shows the boiling ~ the metal In an
open hearth steel furnace.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-30

enthuse over the beautiful quar-
ters of the girls that lived there,
and was shown a clean, cosy
room with its rows of comfort
able beds reserved for girls who
were without friends. In this
room a vase of flowers spoke of
p the House Mothers thoughtful
ness.
She visited the Shower Baths,
saw the Sewing Room and the
Laundry, and other interesting
provisions for her comfort, and
(would you believe it, a tiny
kitchentte where the residence
girls prepared Fudge, Divinity
and other delicacies so dear to
the heart of girlhood.
AS she lay in her comfortable
bed that night she thought of the
thousands of lonesome girls4-for
the first time in strange city
who were without the protecting
influences of the Y. w. C. A. and
blessed the people of Tulsa who
made possible so democratic an
institution,
CThis is the second of a series
of advertisements to portray the
service rendered Tulsa girls and
women by the Y. w. C. AZ
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-30

HAVlNG been welcomed to
Tulsa by the Travellers Aid
Department Of the Young
Women's Christian Association,
the young lady who iourneyed to
Tulsa found comfort and home
like surroundings at the Y. w. C.
A residence.
She was surprised to learn that
to enjoy the beautiful appoint
ments of this home it was not
necessary for her to become
member of the Y, w. C. A.
When she arrived at the resi-
dence after leaving the station
she was greeted by kind hearted
motherly woman who explained
that she knew of no other happi-
ness greater than being Il mother
to 85 girls who call the residesce
Home.
That evening the newcomer
was officially welcomed by the
residence girls who gathered
about the piano in the delightful
living room, and sang the old
songs so dear to the heart of the
Southland. .
One of the secretaries then
took the new girl for tour Of the
house, and she could not help but
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-30

40 Cleveland Hryhu Downoy Vs.
Young Fisher 30 rounds. middle.
weights
Evening star., 1921-01-29
Girls Drop Boys
Who Smoke; Lads
Ban Rouge Users

MATTOON, Ill, January 20
Dan Cupid is finding his bows and
arrows are thus far quite useless
against the hearts Of the girls of
the West Side Christian Church of
not to keep company with boys
who smoke cigarettes or use
tobacco in any form. IA
The club is continuing to grow,
according to it's sponsor, Edward
Mckee. superintendent of the Sum
day school of that church.
Dan Cupid's second and hardest
blow-the blow that sent him reel
ing dizzily-came when a aumber
of boy students at the Mattoon
High School retaliated by forming
an opposing organization to try to
make out of the girls of today the
kind of girls our mothers were"
The boys decided something
must be done. They missed seeing
their sweethearts, and number
of the male students at the local
high school formed a club. the
members signing pledges as fol-
lows:
II do solemnly affirm that I will
not court a girl who persists in
wearing knee-length skirts, wear
ing low-cut waists below the
point where mother wore them
when she was a girl. wearing silk
stockings, using paint or rouge,
attending dances minus her corset,
pulling out her eyebrows or wear
ing her hair in such style SO as
to hide her ears.
Mr.. Mckee looks upon the boys
organization as merely a bluff
club to frighten the girls out of
their stand against tobacco"