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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-19
james Fay. En,rnnrr I.,c

Colonel u. -. James. Secretary Of
Of tn" Commonwealth. YESTERDAYS paid
his "ntranc" foe To stat" Auditor e.
Z IN In nfii,,n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-19
IIttIc Ntnr> Min ,;,u,r

Little stars ana I.irtl" Putntuc,
staged siuE@inG match y"st.rtal
afternoon IN which the iirst-n;l irr,
was victorious ny tho score of =.
~ II.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-19

me sacred traditions Of the nation
'h"cafrd alike to the p"Orl. Of all
sections. but also recalls III Il sin
= UIar manner the common ties of
blood ami language which unite us
I" inc mother country. and which
nave h""n reunited and STRENGTHENED
ny NOR" than u century "f unhruE"n
nthr" ana ~ "Gr common pIriicira-
ton IN the lat" world war"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-19
JAMESTOWN ISLES
PURCHASE MOVED
IN u. S. SENATE

l'OntinuoN I'rom Eirst rhrcD
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-16
WIN
IN FIRST ROUND
Mile. Lenglen Does Not
Play; Meets Miss Goss
This Afternoon

FOREST HILLS. y. y Aug. Is.
Playing close TO form and ranking
the leading players entered IN the
annual national womon's tcnnis
championship tournament, fsvorites
chme through the first round with
out upset on tho courts of the West
Side club today. Mile. suzanne
Lcnglcn. holder OF the world =
championship Of hor sex, did not
play. Her match with Miss Eleanor
Goss was postponed until tomorrow
because she had not had sufficient
time to practice since her arrival
from France on SATURDAY She win
face Miss Goss, who TX No. 9 on
the United States ranking list. at
AIS tomorrow afternoon.
Mira Molla BJurstcdt Mallory, 1870
champion defeated Mrs, Marion
Zindorstoin Jcssup, 10. GO, and
Mrs. n T.. cole OF Boston won from
Miss Clare Cnsscll, New Yur%. 81,
6-3
Miss Marie Wagner, New York.
fcll before tho moro accurate strQk-
ing and greater ability of Miss Lbs
lie Bancroft of Boston. who won
81. -
Miss Mary *. Browne Of SANTA
Monica, Cal. l9l2-l3-li titleholder,
easily advanced to the second round,
winning from Miss Brenda He'd
s'rom. .! Buffalo, 6-l, G-1 Mrs.
May Sutton Bundy Of Loo Angeles,
1904 champion, and twice winner
oi the English championship at
wimbledon, won hy default from
Mrs. Marshall Mclean, New YORK.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-16
C0MPLIMENTED


Tulsa was Landed As a real base
ban town aud Jim Crawford pres
idcnt Of tho Tulsa club, was highly
compumoutod for his good sports
manship Boy Al Toarnoy Of Chicngo,
president Of tho Western league, in
a talk before the klwauis club ycs-
torday noon at Hotel Tulsu whom
Tulsa and wichita players and OFF,
cials of tho local club were gucsta
at a luncheon.
Mr.. Toarncy, "A leading baseball
man Of the country and president
Of the Thy e. zee league us wen as tho
Western. praised faudom OF Tulsa
for turning out 10 support u loser
even ~ they turned out last gear 20
support q p%cnuant winner Though
found very rarely indeed ho said,
such q spirit hy the fans is ideal
Tho gathering ~ lasuhull men az
tho luncheon preceded rho flnT-rais-
ing AZ MpNuliy park iu the after
noon, other speakers Included
President Cr9"ford, Business Mana.
ger TrIol and Manager Clymcr ~
the Tulsa club md Manager Joe
Borror NJ the lolruu-l'adinE
Wirhitaa.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-16
Goes To X. C.,
Miners Getting Man
and Money for Hin,

JOPLIN, Aug. IA trade In
which Forrest Cndy OF the Joplin
club and one Of the leading catch
crs OF the Western league goes to
the Kansas city team of tho
American association. In exchange
for Catcher Fred Blackwell and n
cash consideration, n an
nounced today by the focal n
agcmcnt,
Cady left tonight 70 Join tho
Kansas city team. Blackwell is
due TO arrive here tomorrow
morning, II a announced.
Joplin purchased Cady from the
Sacramento team OF the Pacific
Coast league last winter. lie was
with the major league clubs nine
years. his last experience In the
upper circle being with the Phila
dclphia Nationals in 1919 lie has
engaged IN three world sorics.
The local management also an
nouuccd the release outright Of
Schcnborg, pitcher, and Wafkor.
an %outfiolder.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-16

with the first game Of the olimin-
alton series for the amateur cham
piouship of oklahoma scheduled to
take place at McNulty park Friday
Afternoon, and the entries closing
on Thursday Of this week, N" appli-
cant who wishes 10 enter THE series,
tho first Of It's Kind ever att. mptcd
IN Tulsa muHt speed NJ.
THAT tho plan ~ melting with
the approval Of many out-uf-town
managers oan hc sen in the number
Of out-of-t,amg that have sent Ia
Application blanks.
rho series viii be run of in two
classes. a and Il. Each team lH re-
quircd 80 send IN 4 liHt Of games
played this season, showing tho
team played, ana the score. Also
'hr fun name ~ each uluyer. with
s. for tho o%utrtuC" foo
Tho following teams have sout In
applications 10 enter tOpIu,
Keystone. Woloc'ka Rr.etow. spell
tor C.ty. Skjut0ok. Taddru, Mann
ford, Spcrry. National supply. H.
sum. Cadillac. Hopkins. Exchange
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-16

much attention nut nt that ne Ia not
causing the talk that the s%iX-round
affair that viii bring Roly Poly
Whitley of Tulsa against Jimmy Per-
ty Of Kansas. Fans are curious to
see just how good this roly poly per-
son H.. Whitley carries a comforta-
bile large lunch basket and looks
like anything else hut n welter-
weight scrappcr. lie so far has re-
fused TO be whipped IN preliminaries
here, however, and In Perry faces
his most formidable opponent. Per-
~ only a week q boxed a 1b-round
draw with Frank Mantcll OF Tulsa Mt
Miami. M many r expecting to
see the Eansan nut an end to
Whitey'a ring aspirations by floor
ing the chubby boy for the count.
The preliminary In which Dean
Hood, promising middleweight OF
Tulsa, will take on KID Smith, also
liz one Of interest.
That onc-logged cx-service man.
young Wolgast,' who Is billed TO
box an exhibition OF three rounds
for n silver shower. has aroused the
admiration OF the Tulsa sporting
public. "Wolgast" left a leg In the
Argonno forest. but he has an arti-
ficiai one now and manages to get
around pretty we'll on It. He
served aH a guard during the recent
race rioting. lIo will box probably
with Young Carsey. Tulsa bantam.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-16
Southeastern League

MIAMI, Aug. 15.-Miami staged
a ninth inning rally. got half Of hen
six hits OF Roettger, but failed TO
overcome Muskogce's lead, allowing
the visitors a win the second game
Of the series, W to 4, her etoday.
Score. l.. II. e
Muskogeo ore 300 Ooo-6 10 i
Miami ....,OlO 900 1O2- 6 4
Batteries: Roettger and Ennis
Thrailkill. Ost and Nawasha.
sAPULPA, Aug. 15-Pctersou
held B%artlesyill to a single hit today
and Sapulpa won easily by tho score
Of 7 to !.
Score: II. II. Il.
BartlcsviIe 600 100 ooo-I ] /
Sapulpa ....G0l 400 OOX- 7 .
Batteries. Vernon and Klcve-
naugh, Peterson and Johnson.
PITTSURG Kan, Aug I5.-Pitts-
burg reversed yesterdays score and
% from independence, 4 60 2.
Be"dle BANKED the league leaders
until the ninth. He was backed by
great support throughout.
I~ndepcnd'ce 900 900 OO2- ? : /
Pittsburg ..O2O O2O COX 8 ,
Batteries Allen and SCHNEIDER,
Frommc, Becdlc and Nanu.
CUSHING, Aug. l5.-Coffcyvillc
worked hard for a shutout with
Cushing her etoday, but the locals
made one score In the last Of the
ninth, ending the game, o to II, I'm
the visitors favor. Cushing used
three pitchers ia attempting to stem
Coffcyyllle's heavy hitting.
Score; r. J.
Coffoyville O07 OlO OOl- . - J
Gushing 900 900 90 I =
Batteries: Victor and Lamb.
FlCkaEoosc, Chllders, Biggcrs and
Gcrlach.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-16
REF0RMERS ON JOB
Failing u stop Jack and Georges
They Try ~ Spoil WILSON,
DDwneN Match

NEW ORR, Aug. iJ.-JOhnny
Wilson Of Boston ana Bryan Dow
uey Of Cleveland will be unable 10
settle doubts as to the middlowright
boxing championship In Jersey city
on Labor day II the rcformcrs who
tried in vain 70 prevent the Carpcn-
!or -Dempscy fight have their way.
The International Reform bureau
announced today that It's officers
would confer with its attorneys to-
morrow to discuss measures "a pre-
vent the contest, The bureau has
no objection to ordinary bouts, u
announces, but will seek to prevent
championship contests.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-16

National Bank. TcxnA. Cosden. =.
and Il.
While only a few teams have sent
In the entrance Zee. z is thought
that this was not understood. How
ever. after IA" recent announce
mcnt, the following teams have Gent
the necessary Zee Holsum. Nation
Al Supply, Copnn, Welc'tkH. and
late last evening Keystone came In.
All manager wishing 80 enter their
mediatoly TO Normal g.. Snyder,
Mcgee sporting Guods. Datgo. l3ll,
residence phone Dsagc htal r..
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-16

Continent park had a little difficulty
winning from SKuOkum and q fast
field ina the flfth race. Priceless
Prince another classy sprinter who
VIII bc remembered from former
meetings. also came back in good
form, winning the last race Of the
day over "a good field.
The attendance was tho best on
record for an opening night, and
after the racing program had been
completed a goOdly crowd stayed to
take advantage Of the enlarged
dance pavilion.
Another good card Of six races
win he presented tonight, with post
time at $40 Tor the first event.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-16
Cobb Chased. browns Win.

ST LOUIS. AUG. IaCobson's
single In the ninth scored Ellcrhc
and gave 81. Louis a , to 2 victory
over Detroit today, a home run
10y Sislcr In tho sixth. with Ellofbc
ON base, tied the score. Davis hit
loss record Of - Ia inninga was
broken IN the sixth when Blue
singled.
Cobb was ordered from the game
In the seventh for arguing with
Umpire Connolly.
Sister set "A seasons record for
consecutive hitting whom ne hit out
his tenth successive hit In the first
inning. and when Blue put him out
unassistcd IN the fourth. he was
only one hit behind tho eleventh
mark made by iris Speaker OF tho
Indians last scAson
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-16

SBatied Tor Adams In sixth.
= Ran for griffin In seventh.
INFLATED for Nufcr In ninth.
Score by inningst
Omaha ...............Ol0 10. 900
ST. Joseph ,........... 900 00l lO0-a
summary Runs and hltS-On Bliss 3
and :. of Davenport and s. or Adams
. and 3. off Mclaughlin 2 and 3 Rase
on balls-On Bliss 4 of Davenport /, off
Adams 4, off Mclaughlin /. Struck out
by Bliss s by Davenport !, by Adams
/. by Mclaughlin /. Lett on bases
Omaha 3. ST. Joseph ~. Two-base hits
NJ Mcdonald. Three-h base ~hits-Fisher.
Home r~un-Lelivelt. Double play-Msssey
to I~.elivelt. Sacrifice hits-O Brien, Lee.
Mason. Corridor. lit by pitcher-MasScy
myer and beatty. tmptres-Burnsi1c and
Daly. Timc-Oue hour and 90 minutes
Earned r~uns-Oraha T. st. Joseph 8
Runs-GlslaEnn, Haucy. Leliyelt .. Massey,
Davenport, Realty, krchmyer 4. Fisher,
Nufer. Errors-Sufer. Adams.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-16
Oilers Raise Flag But Can't Wm-Middle
3 SHUTOUTS IN
ROW FOR JOPLIN
Blanks Indians, 3
to 0; Sioux Pound Pott
Hard Bluffs Win

JOPLIN. Aus i5.-Jopiin won ms third
shutout today by trimming Okla
city. 2 to o Young had good con
troll and Was ia rare form. allowing but
five hits. one Of them a scratch. Joplin
has not been scored on for 90 oonsecu
tive innings
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-16

SBatted Tor Fott In the ninth.
Score by innings
pes Moincs ........ 90. 00l ool Oo6- 7
Sioux city ............ 1870 Ol2 l1N-ll
summary Tvo-basc hita-Rhyn o
Mooller. Banner. O'Connor. query, Glasier
2, Robson J, Mari. Harbor, Metz. Home
run-Mctz. Sacrifice hits-Grant. Stolen
hascs-HArbor 3. Lizard. Double plays
Grant to Yuma 10 Brown. Glasier To
kearns to Metz. Hits-Of Glasier - in
eight and one-thlrd innings. Left on
on balls-On Pott 3, OF Glasier ?. struck
out-Hy Pott .. by Glsster 3. by Tcsar /.
wild pitch-pott. Passer balls-Qucry ?.
Runs-OConnor, Brown, Rhyme, Milan.
Banner, Anderson, HArbur >, Lsard 2,
Metz 2. Robson, Query. KcArns, Glasicr 2.
rurs-bro Kearns ?, tmpirrs-
Buckley and Ormsby. Time one hour. 40
minutes.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-16
PHILLIES BEST
M'GRAW'S CLAN
Konetchy Makes 1t Eight
Hits in Row; Quakers
on Last N. Y. Trip

NEW YORK. Aug. l5.-Philadclphia
defeated New YORK today, 2 to !. IN the
last appearance Of the Quaker team here
this season. Despite poor support,
Meadows pitched n brilliant game. Ko.
netchy OF Philadelphia again made four
hits. giving him eight In eight tunes at
bat In the past two games. In making a
great catch Of Snyder's fly. Lehourvcau
was knocked unconscious when he CrbAh.
cd into the rightficld wall. but Was later
able to resume play.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-16
nus
SPEED UP NOW
Entries for Baseball Sc
ries to Close Thursday
of This Week
Elimination Series
(IOr Amateur Baseball Cham
pions Of Dklahoma)

Enter the. team
Of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, okla. IN the
elimination series to be played at
McNulty park, Tulpa. Okla, be
ginning August %. for the anna
tour baHchall championship Of
the state.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-16
Western Association

OKMULGEE, Aug. l5.-Sloppy
fielding gave Henryetta the final
game of the Hen-Drillcrs series this
afternoon with a score OF 3 to 3. The
Drillers had men on the bases in five
innings but lacked the punch to
count run
Score by innings X. II. e.
Henryetta O20 100 0O2-5 Q 0
Okmulgce lO2 600 O0O-3 s 2
Batteries: Grey and Hasley, Will
liams, wills and Long.
PAWHUSKA. Aug. Is. Paw
huska turned the tables on Enid to-
day, smothering Allen Miller be-
meath an avalanche Of base hits and
winning Q to 2. Hitting by Foster,
Sucker and Rafferty, were features.
The game was roplc;e with comedy
, plays.
Score by innings, II. II. Il.
Enid ....... 100 0Ol 600 > 3
Pawhuska O.. 400 02l 02X-9 II I
Batteries. \. Miller and Comes.
Baty and Dunden.
SPRINGFIELD. Mo. Aug. 10
! Springfield made a clean sweep Of
| the series with Drumright by win
ming a dOubleheader today 6 to 5 and
Q TO 0. Eddie Rolf, who won the
first game tied the twice on
"A three-bagger and sacrifice and
drove in the winning run in the
eighth inning with a sacrifice hit.
Leo Cooter local first bascman.
drove out the longest homo run ever
seen here, Three men were on base.
IThe second game was John Paul
Jones eighteenth victory OF the sea
son.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-16

SIOUX CITY. Aus To- sioux city ham
mcred pntt to all corners 81 tho lot and
took the opening game Of the series from
DpH Moincs hero today. II to z pes
Mnines rallied IN the ninth and scored
five runs, 10 men COINS 10 Dat IN tho
inning.
GfaFa
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-16

To rid gardens or truck patches
Of insect pests Il trap has been in
vented into which they arc driven
and caught as II lis wheeled over
growing vprptnblpR
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-16

CAmateur baseball teams Of
Oklahoma arc eligible to enter
this series. Applications for en-
Try should hc made on this cou-
% and mailed to Norman ~
Snyder, Mcgee Sporting Goods
Co, Tulsa, VINO win furnish any
information desired }
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-16
LOnisYiIlc RcatS Nanks.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. Aug. Is
10. .7vl.lcs American association
l'ar defeated the New York Yam
h'' today in an exhibition game.
.r.. II. II. F..
y g Amer. OO0 600 10 3 |
Loltsr y. 100 600 n2x-3 I l
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-16

NEW YORK, Aug l5,-A protest
Of the Pittsburgh Nationals on a
New York Victory Of July q was
dismissed today on the grounds that
the umpire's decision OF fact and
judgment are not subject 10 review,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-16
J anks Cling to Lead
in american L. Race
by Margin of I Point

CLEVELAND. Aug. l5.-The
New York Yanks were hanging
o. ID. first place in the race for
American league honors by the
narrow margin Of / point as the
L,s1., Il Cleveland's victory over
Ih' $40 White Sox today. Cleve-
.tha won 3 to 2. The standing Of
.t' two clubs following today's
game was,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-16

summary Two-baso hlta Harper. Cady.
Walker, Graham Sacrifice hts Mueller.
Bases On bNlls-pN Salisbury ]. Oft Young
q. struck out-By Salisbury J. by Young
2. Earned runs Joplin : Len on bases
Oklahoma city 6. Joplin . Double
plays Graham tunRssisted1 Moore to
Graham Robertson 90 Kruger To Walker.
stolen basc-keuucdy MT by pitcher
Hcatly, keunedy. Cady Walker.
Errors-kunser, STANLEY. Salisbury Time
ono hour, 40 miuutos. tmpiTC-Holmys.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-16

Tho cntlro CNrd Tor tOnlght PROM
iaos to be a winner, for Matchmaker
Lou newman of the o. q. a. G. has
arranged Tor atotal OF 80 rounds OF
boxing this evening
The Hcml-windup IN which cir
clark. the hard-hitting Muskogo,
lightweight. will he pitted agains
Jimmy Riley OF Tulsa has attraCto,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-16

ST. JOSEPH. Aug l5.--St. Joseph
dropped the opener with Omaha TO-DAY
S to 6. The Saints outhit the Omaha
crew ? to ! but tho visitors singles were
more timely. Lelivelt counted for two
runs in the sixth with a homeh over the
right field fence.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-16

ulays-T"ilmsnu and Blue, McMsnuH.
Gorhcr and Sisler, Sisl"r, Gerber and sis
Ter BaAcs on balls III bRuES 2. of
DAVIS 4 TIT by pitchrr.By bHus tSev.
.rcidl. hv Davis tFlasstosdl. struck out
lily Dauss 4. by Davis o. HUNS Nu",
severed,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-16

From every angle these two boys
look to be oven. Take thor showing
against Xii Palmer. the Arizona
wildcat" for instance. Each put up
"A good fight against the southwest
crncr, Alba earning n draw, though
most fans thought Palmer had tho
better OF the argument, while
Palmer vas awarded the decision
owe walsh At oklahoma city last
week after 10 rounds of exciting
milling
For Tulsa's contender. Alba. this
bout with Jay Thomas Kansas
Cityan. means n lot, IT Alba Is ablc
to win "A decision over walsh, or II
hc should happen to put the visitor
down for the count, II would add
much to the Cosdon rcfiner-fiRhter's
prestige. Also, II ~ important to
Walsh, for If he fails to win from
the Tulsau 1t viii dotract from q
name built up through successes In
tho east and Kansas city.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-16

Wichita ..... 200 10 100 $40
Tulsa ......... U UOi 100 o.
summary: Two-baSc hit~-Da,is,
Beck, tullOp, Haley, Thrs'-,s,>c hit
-Brnnnon. Home rdns-ltcrgcr.
Griffin. Todt, East. sacrifice hits
BraiOn. Davis, Waslburn. stolen
haScS-Conncily, B~lakcelcy, Smith.
Double plays-Smith and Griffin.
Runs and Uits-Off Mu~scr D and q
in = innings: OFF Cuilop : and y In
u Ia innings. BASE on ball~-On
Culiop {, off MusScr I. off Maun 1.
struck ou,--By Musscr 1, by Cullop
I, by Naun ., by Bochlcr =. Hit ny
pitcher-u Ilop I tiicrgcr). Left on
basc--Tulsa u, wichita q. Time Of
gamc-Tvp hours and five minutes,
umpircs-IicCkcr and Anderson.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-16
GAMES TODAY.
MmIcrn League.

-
Western League.
WICHITA AT TULSA.
oklahoma City al Joplin.
Omaha at St. Joseph.
Des Moines at Sioux CITY
National League,
Pittsburgh at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Boston.
American League.
Detroit at 81. Louis.
American Association.
st. Pau at Milwaukee.
southern Association
Atlanta at Little Rock.
Chattanooga at Memphis.
Mobile at Nashville.
New Orleans at birmingham
TcSas League.
shreveport at houston.
Dallas at Galveston.
Fort Worth al Beaumont
Wichita Falls ~ san Antonio,
Western Association.
Chickasha at Springfield,
Drumright At pkwulEee.
Enid at Fort smith
Henryctta At IawhuEka,
Southw rstcrn League.
Coffeyville at cushing
Indcpcndrn,e 1T pittshurE,
R~artlpsvIle a. Sapulpa.
MuFkogec at Miami.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-16

TTI" Y II n TIINN ~ = Y
,ru,t,j fut Mcclellan IN ninth.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-16

Totals . IL 10 IL 80 IL 2
\ Battci for McGinnis In ninth.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-04-02
TEXT OF BRITAlN'S REPLY TO
FINDINGS OF COMMITTEE THAT
PROBED CONDITIONS In erin
CBY THE ASSOCIATED PREss)

derous attacks on the crown forces
and to prevent loss of life. Cap
tured documents show its restrain
ing effects, No woman has ever
been carried as a hostage.
"A Legitimate penalty"
THE military authorities have
destroyed as a Legitimate penalty
property Of persons known to
have been able to prevent serious
outrage. but did not do so
"Fines are not levied on towns
and villages.
some six months ago the au-
thority of law had been overridden
throughout a large part Of Ireland.
This is no longer the case. So
called Sim Fem courts have ceased
to function. The regular assize
courts were held in March,
Votes polled by the Sim Fem
ers or republican party at the gen
eral election in 1918 represented. in
actions, less than half a million
out of an electorate of nearly o.
600, 900. In addition they secured
twenty-three unc0ntested seats. but
the total electorate Of the constit-
uents concerned, which was by no
means entirely Sim Fem was less
than 100000"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-04-02
WILL ENTER PLEA OF
NOT GUILTY TO CHARGE
OF KILLING NEGROES
Rx The Associated press.l

Atlanta, Ga, April l.-John ,.
Williams, who is to go on trial
next Tuesday in Covington, charged
with the murder of one of the
of the eleven negro farm hands
he is alleged to have killed to hide
peonage conditions, will enter a
plea of not guilty and will make
sweeping denial of the charges
made by clyde Manning, negro
farm boss, it was announced today
by G. f. johnson, counsel for Will
liamS
Manning, according to officials,
declared he and Charley CHS
holm killed the negroes and he
later killed Chisholm, on orders of
Williams. Sheriff w. +. Persons
of Jasper county, where the Will
liams farm is located, declared to-
day he had no evidence to justify
belief that any more bodies would
be found.