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County Fair

The scouts OF this county will
have tents at the fairgrounds and a
troop stationed over the whole
grounds for service TO the public.
eases. care Of the aged and lost
children, police the grounds for fire
dangers and watch sthe booths md
exhibits. All troops are asked nc
get models ready, samples OF their
handicraft knot boards, woodcraft
articles, mechanical models, air.
planes, ana anything done IN scout,
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Troop 2f

\ short and srappy meeting was
called to order at 1880 Tuesday eve
ming with a fair attendance. Some
OF our boys are Oh their vacations
now, but We expect to have a full
troop this winter
Troop 2 has been shining at the
different camps this year. Several
OF oue boys have been at camp and
some are there now making good
regulations for us
George Hit was at the Y. NJ. G.
c, camp and won a TX" among sew
cral others.
our troop had the second largest
number at court OF honor. This is
only small troop but we have n
lot of Others skinned.
We nre planning another hike
40 the boys may pick up on their
tests, and by Christmas time our
troop will be mostly first class
scouts.
We also have several boys help
ing the American Legion with the
census. We wish them much success.
We had several talented visitors
from Troop Tuesday and they told
us their secrets, Moody also gave
us good talk about keeping from
being n crouch like some people
YOU nave seen. That Is the idea
Of the scouts to alweys be cheerful
and be prepared to help some one,
Moody's talk was enjoyed and we
hope he will visit us again.
We expect to have a real team
of football players this year, There
Is some real beef in these two troops.
2 and "a. Just watch our smoke
this season.
The reporter wishes to thank
Cornell Billingslea for the write.up
in last Sunday as ! was absent last
meeting. We always try to have
our troop newa in every week.
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SAND SPRINGS CHURCHES.

ADVENTIsT-so North Grant W ".
Moore. pastor. Saturday services; Sabbath
school at 9:45. sermon by pastor al II,
sunday services: sermon at y. m.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE-Services even
Sunday at IL in Masonic hall In FifsS
National Bank binding subject, 'thriTs
Jcsus." Sunday school at 10.
BROADWAY BAPTlST-20l Broadway.
r. :. BriuNey pastor sunday school az
g:iS young people at SIS. sermons BY
pestor pt u and \.
ST. PARTNERSHIP and Lincoln.
D @. Fletcher. pastor, First mass a. 1i5
A. m, ana high mass at Q.
CHURCH OF GOD-40i Grant A. A.
Kiuiun, pastor. sunday school 9.45 ser-
mons az II and ). Prayer service p m.
METIi0DisT- Third and Ma,r R.y;
!. C. Watson. pastor sunday school
s:4b sermon by pastor at H. No evening
serN ice
FIRST CHR1sTIAN-5ci North Main;
Rev. 4. G.. Babcuck, pastor blb.r schoo,
s:45 Endeavor At !. Sermons at IL ana ma
Morning subject Three Reasons .i tor
ReinE a Christian. Eeven subject. The
second NiIe" Glass Of young men
STUDYING for ministry meets at pastors
hurs, tls Snrth Main at p IN.
pENTEC OSTAIs-5 sol North Grant sun
dav s-honI g:45. Preaching az II and =.
COMMUNITY go 4Ol North Main. Or.
r. H. Gclvln. pastor. sunday school
9:it. sermon BY pastor at II.
HOME DORMIrORY-P F Breeding
superin endeat. sunday school. e:So p N
HOME COLONY r. Breeding.
leader Friday devotional service "
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who finished their districts first
took lists OF men working i'm the
big oil offices and are cleaning up.
Tho Job Is finished August 2S.
Those who have districts assigned
to them must report to headquarters
with filled slips and blanks, Sull
some unassigned distriCts--Coma
right in fellows, there Is still--d
chance to win one OF the emergency
cases or the other surprise.
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American Legion Census

We knew you'd do it, scouts, you
never fail when you know what is
wanted. The response TO the service
Of the American Legion was Il hear
~ one. y Especially did Troops s
and 2S, Grace NJ. r. and Lutheran
show up in fine style.
one boy reports nearly hundred
blanks filled In with the informal
ton wanted by the Legion. many
others running close to him. Those
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CHURCH UF the NAIARENE- Wa,
Tulsa, 2ei9 south Phoenix y. W Iohs.
son. pastor, 1927 SOutn Trenton Suns.,
school ~ 10. preachins AZ II AMI i'R
young people NJ 6:45. Wednesday ur.v.,
meeting 1880 Bible study class FRIDAY !.
CHURCH or GoD-Finh sna Maa.o,
e. II shpinan pastor sunday school :,
s'20, preaching a. II and
courthouse, sixth and 5ouder sunday
= Laurons, elder osase sss7.J
taSls LATTEE PAY. PAY SAINTS s.bl(. - Eeotg,a.,a
day school e:4S Preaching At n ana h
prayer meeting nj o. m Wednesday.
reliF.eSp N FFTidayor ,..
peoria sunday scnool ana Bit.s read.
,ng a. 10, devotional and pastoral srryic.
st II evangelistio nt 80 young PEOPLE
Tuesday 1890 BlhiS study Friday I 70
NORTH TULSA COMMUNITY .Intert.
nominationaD --Cln,n,nau and Oklahoma
Northumberland addition sunday school a,
TO- preaching at II ana BY mDplA
Prayer meeting wedhesdsy evening Bibl,
sEvENTH DAY ADVENTIST slra
and Madison Central Park), Alvin c,
Long, pastor Saturday services: sabbath
school g:45, missionary volunteers o,
M, preaching at II. Sunday services:
Preaching at y. m.
UNITY CLASS Of Pracucal Christianity
court A. s .. IN. on Sunday ana Thurs.
meets In Judge Hunts division Of district
day evenings. Bible school sunday mora
ing At g:4b. All invited
rHBOSOPHICAL sOCiETY-B esAnI
lodge iTheosophical heAdduartere room
sOi Pan-American building, Fiith and
Boulder Members meeting each Wednss.
day night.
INTERNATIONAL BIBLE STUDENTS
Meets in district courtroom No 2 IN
county courthouse every sunday Clss,
study at 1880 p. m. public speaking at g.
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ing we want on exhibit at our tent
Field Executive Craft will nave
charge OF this. as chief Meyer will
be attending the national executive
conference at Black Mountain. N
6. Letters have been sent 10 all
scoutmasterH, sBoys, get your eS-
hibit ready
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RADIO BUG AT WEIGH

StOckman instnlls Receiving Set to
Get Daily Quotations.
Special To The World.
WEIGH, Aug. &c, - Wayne
Witham has just completed the in
.stallation of Welch's first radio plant.
II is located in the home OF Charles
Coppors. local stock man. Coppors
has had the plant installed for the
purpose OF getting the Kansas city
stock market daily for the firm OF
Coppers and Newman At the first
trial OF the plant musical concert
in progress At Jersey city "as heard
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We Congratulate Flying Eagle
troop on having the first medai oi
merit for Girl Scouts In the ely,
their captain, Mrs. Bowman, having
been accorded one.
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Daisy Troop.

Patrols ana are kcepipg up
their attendance fine. Each patrol
had only one member abSont at the
last meeting. There were only two
faithful ones present n Patrol A.,
and these were Charlotte Murray
and Margaret Cunningham, Nearly
tOwr,
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FIRST sPlhlrUAl~-K. Of , han. G,
p. m Mrs, f., L. Reynolds pss,o'
Lecture by Mrs Ida Maltby. Message cIss,..
at close OF service Message bearcrs ~.
danes Maltby, Reynolds, Dillon A,dr,cs
Moody Lindsay and FlemmtpR
SPIRITUAL TEMPLE Or TRrru
Now meeting at y. ~. In ODD FoiiHr.
hall il2ib south Boulder Rev garit,s,
Hull, pastor. Closed Temporarily b..
cause Of the illness OF the pastor Hes,-
lar Wednesday evening message circis =,
pastors residence 2Og North N.vb.i,
also Friday afternoon and evening 49,
cles. For personal Interview with pss
tor call Oshge a07a.R ~
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An English railway that soon will
undertake the electr!flCatloin OF
$50 miles of it's main line will make
the first important development
along that line in Great Britain.
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Jessie Schooley assisted IN ;hc can.
die service at the recent invCstiture
ceremony of Flying Eagle troop.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-27

Ruth May Is entertaining her COW
sin, Sylvia RechnitZer OF Kansas
city.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-27

Lucy Hoffman returned last Mon
day from Little Rock. ARK. where
she has been spending the summer
with relatives,
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The Rupp scouts had q card re-
Gently from Lorena Vincent, report
ing pleasant visit in Springfield,
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Mrs. Donovan was unable 20 be
with us last meeting because of sick-
ness, We all hope she will be able
TO he with us at our next meeting,
Thursday morning.
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20 years OF age cordially invited ws...-
day evening testimonial meetiru
Reading rooms 3O7S0s Mayo BaF g,,,..
and Main, open week days from "a -
g Sunday and holidays Z 70 w W
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Five OF the girls who began keep
ing health records slv weess ago
have kept them perfectly to date.
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BE Prepared"
GIRL SCOUTS
sr-ttt { A
SmnfIowcr TrOop I

Helen Oman of Patrol 3 and her
family left last week for an auto
trip to Ohio
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TRINITY EplSCOpAIy-Firh and Cin-
ciunati. Rev. Rolfe p. Crum rector
Holy communion At In crypt Of new
building church school In same place
AZ $50. MornlnE PRAYER at u.
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Instead or our gegular game at the
last meeting we practlccl singins
sCne scout songs.
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When II Ia impossible 10 so 10
scout meeting. do you call mp your
patrol loader nnd tell her Won cam
not come. Remember. when you
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Elsie and Helen Whitley. together
with their parents, left for their va
cation Friday. They are taking a
motor trip north and will return the
first part OF September.
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Rosemary Mcclure has completed
the Gamers merit badge require
ments.
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Owl 1rOOn <.

|. The scout meeting OF August 10
was called to order at I o'clock.
We has as our guest, Miss Messucr
who had promised to come and toll
us Of her experiences while at the
National Girl Scout captain camp in
Ohio. After giving the salute to the
flag and singing one verse OF Amer
tea, the Beautiful" the secretary
called the roll, each scout answer
ing with a good turn, After roll cali
a report of the amount of money
spent since Christmas and what II
was used for, was read.
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How many are goinS 70 na ready
&c report at meeting next Thurs
DAY with your flags finished AID
ready TO tie four knots?
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PREsByTERIAs,

F'RsT pREsDYTERlAN-seyonth hnd
uoston. G. We Kerr pastor. sunday
school AZ g.ib Senior and intermediate
Endeavor at G.45. Junior AZ 2'30. preach.
ing at 1856 and s. by Rev. oscar Lowry.
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BAPTIST.

FIRST BAPTIST Fourth and Cinein-
matt The Close-ln Church" ". o. Ao.
derson. minister. study phone, osagr
lSiy.J. l. W. shannon. spsrintendeui
pibIe school At 1850 B Y. p, U 6;3r
Preaching b tho pastor at 1850 ana 1880
MMANuEis--S second and Kockfoif
The Church Where the People GO d
Wade pastot. o. {. Ugiggs' ilnanG,n, ,.in,, s'f
and 7.lo Morning subject "A SatSiltd
Soul" cevnius Getting the Apple at the
rsyCholoEical Moment
NuGAIEs AVENUE First and No
gales 4 fodd, pastoi SUNDAY
school ana preaching brgins at y'SO ana
close at 1880 evening preaching at ;.
KEN UAL L. sixth and Birmingham
nev Il. ii. owen, psstus. ',snge 1853 q
sunday school at TO- Services At II by
pastor: gospel team az s; young people at
I prayer meeting Tuesday evening
spKINGDAIE--l Lewis and Washington.
one mile north Of fairgrounds Rev +. II
ut 10. Preaching nj II by pastor, Gospel
team at 8 young people at l. Prayr'
meeting Friday evening
NORTH TRENTON M1SSlON-Trentor on
and Independence Rev. e ". Owen.
missionary. bible school at 2:So; preach,
Ing by missionary az 3.30. Gospel team At
500.
CALVARY MISSIONARY BAPTIST
Quincy n-ar sixth. @. Chadwell. minis
ter sunday school s.45. T.. l. Barton
superintendent. Preaching at II and :.
Prays, meeting Thursdey at p' M
WEST TULSA ~ west ruisa. D..
PAGE. pastor, gOll South Olympia; Osa ge
7T59.R Sunday school At As Preaching
At ~ hy the pastor
FREE wlIL BArrlsr-unce and
J,sper n j Mathew pastor. SUNDAY
school 81 10 Preaching ut 10 SUNDAY
morning and st 1880 on saturday, sun
day and Wednesday Everybody welcome
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Home Gardens
near ParkvIew station. W. T. Scott
rs -jot. Il = Shuttui-yef. -UpETiUtst'isri
Preaching every Sunday At IL and 7sO.
vERN tssiON--tilenwood IN Medic
school house J A whestiey. pastor X
Bruffy. superintendent. Preaching az II
and 1870 PRAYER meeting Wednesday.
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dQ[::h!!:!:!l!!:i!1!::1:!6!:!E;;'1.i.,lllI {! e e.

Morning subject Redemption" evening
The Resurrection
SECOND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sno
Atcner. The church tnat shows moyi,.s
pictures ". II Murphy jr., pastor
sunday school at $50, senior endeavoI a,
!, iunior at g. sermon oy ,.ns ne pstoT q, =,
COLLEGE, HILL Your Community
daIj Robesi ii Clarke. pastor SUNDAY
de:Ser $40 iuuioT At a. worship a, IL
GNifED PRESBYTERIAN Cheyenne
and King Charles n. Newcomb. minister
lOg west King street. phone tsba J
icha H ,ut Prsschins a, ii ana $. Junior
union a, 3, senior and intermediate AZ
"Wednesday evening Bible study al 5
Preaching today by Rev. Thomas Newcomb
Of Pittsburgh Pa, nephew OF the pastor.
Morning subject, "put lie Was Leper'
evening, "rho Price Of MAN.
and iTdapenaene". " e darwin, pastor
SUNDAY sun y'1fS s1efhoS 5G5. 9 r.. Ineersoii. super.
/ intendent, Junior and senior endeavo'
$50 Preaching ~ II and 1850.
I CHRISTIAN
FIRST CHRisrlAN-Nintb and Boui'
| dct Meade Dnit pastor. OsagetssS
a. aug s.so p'E%[ EndeSSor a, so Preach,ns St
Il0.55 aud S Morning sermon by the pas
ton. "Ths Experience Delectable.' Eve
pastor OF wheeling Avenue Christian
@ ccESTgAL g A.. cnE,IIsTrAs " q,s"mooo cs,.y,s o
pastor sunday school $40 Eudeavot
wHEElING AVENUE CHRISTIAN.
g.asS aS H5,, w9rc"s esSo soaaads Si
| 6.ib. Preaching every sundaN a. II sud
OWEN Park Meets temporarily -
. ir na
minister Bible scnooi .. n". com nun
ION and preaching : p, m. ..,.
han. Rev Sam b, waggoncr pastor
/ SUNDAY school g:45. Services at IL and
LUTHERAN.
FIRST LUTHERAN--f1tth and Elwood
! $ s. Kaufman, pastor residence 32i
south Gillette. B,Sis sGhSol tl 2t5 Nor MoTnins
WEST TULSA Meets IN ODD Fellow.
lodge room Bible school at 10. commun.
| Ton and preaching at IL.
| Kari Frese pastor. Sunday school at 10
! services at II.
EPIsCOrALiAN.
TRINITY EplSCOnAIl--Firh and Cin-
ciunatL Hey. Rolfe p. Crum. rector
building Chufeh school In same place
| at $3.50. Morning prayer at II.
: HOLY FAMILY Eighth and Boulder
John q. Heiring pastor. sunday hou-'
for summer May to October !, a.
ard INSTRUCTION. 5 80; hiCh mass snd ser
mon. 10 y. M: evening devotions Al
$50 p. M
SACRED HEART-SiNteenth and Rock
| ford. Rev Charles Standncri rector
/ u'srsh includea all east Of Midlant Val
/ leyD Rev. II. Ncrhelst. assistant sunday
. services 1870 M, low mass ana sermon
80 a. m. Childreu's mass With iustruc-
tons: 1880 a. m. high mass and sermon
7 Weekday masses $3.50 and $50 \. m
JEWISH.
/ TEMPLE ISRAEL Fourteenth and
. Cheyenne Chas. q. Late, rabbi residence
Cedar 1892. tudy Cedar 1919.
BNAI EMUNAH-9i9 $. Cheyenne
/ Morris Teller. rabbi.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST sCiES
! FIST Eleventh and Boulder Sunda,
gcrviccs at H. Subject, christ Jesus.
Sunday school 930 and all under
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Do a OOOd 7 uT0 DIlTy
OF AMERICA
BRANCH

miss meeting you los, out on some
part of the work and va probably
Tced to do some ou.H &e wclh 20
catch up.
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Obedience a Supreme Test

Sermon by pnoratc
First Christian church.
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Then Miss Messner told us about
the national camp from which she
has just returned. She also showed
vs. several pictures taken white at
camp. These together with her de-
sCriptions were very entertaining
We enjoyed her visit immensely.
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Lot us try to have fun attend
ance in each partol at our next meet
ing, Remember. we have only one
or two more meetings In. watch 10
complete our tenderfOOt test, ana wc
will all need to be present gt each
meeting in order TO complete the
required work.
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METHODIST.

METHODIST.
FIRST METHODIST Eleventh and
boodsr :; 1 ASe talI,,, Rsst,9, rmsIy Lesly Hm a..
sistant sunday school at $3.50. Epwotth
league at. $40. Junior at Q. N9rnins
sermon at 1850 by Rev q. u. MorFis'
superinendent ~ Tulsa district Nespet
services indoors at 7.i5, with sermon ny
REV. Leslie miller.
GRACE .cHURcH-Th55d and Trent Trenion
5 30. Junior Monday at A. Preaching at II
ana ! by Rcv. T.. a. Bancroft OF the
Practical Bible Training school OF bihs-
uRCuT'r MEMoRlAl.- Fourteenth snd
Quaker Lander l. Brannon, pastor
sunday school at o&. Epwortb AZ j"
Prayer meeling and biois stnGy Mednss
each month at 2.sO, Preaching at II aud
BOSTON AVENUE ,M q s)-Fit,n
senior and intefrnedlote Epworth leagues
OF sl5. sunday school $50. sermons
at II ana 7.3O.
HAGLER MEMORIAL M E. s.l-wes'
AdmirRi lPafD and Phoenix J. NJ. can
trqlL pastcr sunday school a. ~
PAFKVIEW COMMUNITY - Parkyiew
dav school at s,45. Epworth league at T..
junior at 3. preaching at II and S w.
clENrENAR{ 'cAuRcn -. 2 ST.
Denver and Golden. The home ne
church" W l. Blackburn pastor. li6V
North Denver phone cedar 1880 SUNDAY
school at g:30, senior league at !, no Jun
Tor. Rev. II II. Aston wiz preach at lV'o0'
No evening service.
ROSE HII.I,-Msryland Gardens. north
of cemetery sunday school ut 10, junior
iragus Rt 9 iadips' aid VI 30 Thurs
day Preaching evcrv resuud sunday Nv
Reverend Prince
BETHEt CuUkCH -bl2 NOftn Noch
ford REV Rohert Alspaugh, pastor olE
WeH, rwchtu street Sundal school =!
TO- Epwutth league Gao, preaching At u
and 1880 Md.week prayer meeting
Thursday 1880.
WESLEY CHAPEL. 81. r., Coli
Frankfort and Easton. Il. . johnson,
pastor sunday school pt $3.50, Epworth
$50 pSeachinr at IL and
BROWNS CHAPEL &C, NJ. C) - So7
North Frankfort Rev. J II. McLain'
pastor.
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TEMPLE ISRAEL Fourteenth and
Cheyenne Chas. o. l.atz raobi. residence
Cedar 1892. tudy Cedar 1919.
B'NAI EMUNAH-sl9 $. Cheyenne
Morris TELLER. rabbI.
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LUTHERAN.

FIRST LUTHERAN f1fth and Ewood
$ s. Kaufman, pastor residence 32i
South Gillette. bible school 9:th. Morning
worship at II, subject The Wise Fool"
WEST TULSA Meets IN ODD Fellows
lodge room Bible school at 10. commun
Ton and preaching at IL.
GRACE LUTHERAN missouri synod
Thirteenth and quincy tnew buildlngl.
Kari Frese. pastor. Sunday school at 10:
services at H.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCiES
rlST-Eleventh and Boulder sunday
gcrviccs at II. Subject, christ Jesus.
Sunday school 9:30 and all under
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SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON
M REN NElVSONE

By BEN NT;WSOME
i LESSON September 3. Nehemiah al to 746.
LEADERSHIP AND COOPERATION
Key Verse: "Our God VIII Fight for Us"
Evening journal., 1922-08-19

NEW CASTLE, Aug. 1e-Captain
George W. Duncan, New Castles
most ardent baseball fan, considered
n leader in all sports. celebrated his
73rd birthday anniversary, yesterday
and last evening was given sur
prise visit by number OF fellow
fans. Mother Duncan treated all
present to feast OF homemade
chocolate cake and root beer. A jolly
time was had with the captain and
his family. The local baseball sit
uation also was discussed, the party
breaking up at a late hour. Yester-
day also marked the third anniver-
sary OF the captains retirement
from government service as keeper
OF the inner New Castle Light.
Captain Duncan was at one time
manager OF the fastest baseball
teams ever put out by New Castle.
and was also manager and kettle
drummer of the New Castle city
Band. At this time Captain Duncan
is a director OF the New Castle Ath-
letic Association and chairman of the
ground committee.
Evening journal., 1922-08-19
MANN GOT FISHING"
LETTER FROM DOUGLAS

NEW YORK Aug. 10 Omitted
Press) Leslie Mann. outfeider for
the ST. Louis Cardinals. and former
team-mate OF Phil Douglas. was the
player TO whom Douglas wrote Of
fering to "go fishing" according to
an admission said to have been
made by the former Giant pitcher
Douglas. who IL Ill at his home
here, today gave his version OF the
incidents which led up to his ban
ishment from baseball.
After pitching against the Pitts
burgh Pirates on July 80, Douglas
went out on a party with a friend
and got drunk, according TO his
story.
During the evening he was seized
by some private detectives and taken
forclbly TO a sanitarium where he
was kept for FIVE dsys.
He returned to the club on Aug
ust and thinking that he would
be discharged for his violation OF
the training rules. he said he sat
down and wrote the letter 10 Mann.
McGraw then called him into his
office and gave him severe lecture.
Then. according to the story.
Douglas called Mann on the tele-
phone in Boston and told him to
tear up the letter as he had not lost
his job. Mann. he claims. instead OF
destroying the letter. turned It over
to Branch Hickey. the st. Louis
manager, and he gave It to McGraw.
Evening journal., 1922-08-19
BACHARACH TAKES
LACING FROM SPAH

Displaying brand OF bail far
below their usual par Bacharach
Giants were forced TO accept a 90
lacing at the hands OF the speedy
South Philadelphia Hebrew Asso-
citation last night at Harlan Field.
Johnson, who started on the
hill for Bscharach lasted less than
one-third of an inning, the first hit
ter singing to right and the next
man was given base on balls and
after the next batter singled John
son threw the ball to left field and
two runners crossed the pan. The
temperamentsl hurler was lmmedi-
ateiy yanked and Streeter went In.
The latter went along nicely until
the NTH when a series OF errors by
his mates allowed Ave runs when the
side should have been out. Wheeler
finished the game.
Krepps. who performed for the
"Sphas" was In rare form and al
lowed the locals but 4 hits and fan
ned FIVE. Eddie Barol was the big
noise In the hitting line connecting
for a qusrtette OF bingles, two dou-
bles, with men on. being among the
list. Young's running catch in
foul territory was the fielding fea-
ture