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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-09-15
TUII,.

A number OF the friends 81 e. +
Dietrich aud wife enjoyed a water
melon feast AZ his home. east OF
town. sunday afternoon The melons
we're home grown and some OF them
weighed as much as forty pounds.
Guests present Mr.. liearn and fam
fly, j. l.. Cantrcll and family, Mr.
Sprays and family. W O. Cantrell
and daughter. Amy Lois Miss Anne
la Dietrich, Jimmie and Lucien Ben.
nerson. ail.
Miss Marguerite McCune enter
tanned a number of her young
friends last Saturday evening with
~ party. Fruit punch was sery-
ed TO the guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. r. Leutz and son,
OF Justin. are guests this week a.
the home OF J. W. Mount and wife
Misses Niniae Airhart and Eula
and Eunna Scott spent a few days
last week at the home OF 5. $. vii.
liams al plainview.
Miss Willie Mack Foster left the
first OF the week for Red Hill wher,
she will teach school the term OF
l9l7-1S.
Mrs. II. d. Crane and Miss Hazel
kurth attended the teachers insti
tute at Plainyiew last week.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. H. Ingram and
Miss Pearl Newell, left Tuesday for
sulphur. Ol,lshoma. for the benefit
81 MIR Ingram's health.
Miss Faun Crane LETT last Satur
day for Clarendon. where she will
attend Clarendon College for the
term OF l917-1N.
Misses Jewell Foster and Artio
Vaughn left the first OF the weeh
foi Canyon. where they will attend
the normal for the term OF i9l7-tN
Miss Maggie Connally. of McGre-
gor was a guest sunday and Mon
day az the home of e l.. Duke and
wife
Paul Ramsey aud wife returned
the first of the week from a visit "a
their former home al Cottonwood
They were accompanied home b,
their mother Mrs VI =. Griffin. who
viii spend the winter with her
children here.
Miss Willie Mack Foster and bro
Their Frank lou last Thursday foI
san Antonio. whore Frank entered
the Peacock Military Academy
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-09-15
ENEHYBoDY n URGED
To no THEIR HIT
Vow = the Time a. o. up aud Doing
Much nep~nds ON PIN steal
Endurance.

An active healthy system vW alf
nH to go about and d. your aorE
more quickly and efficiently 4
inrrish liver a tired lazy body ami
q lanEl.i brain are the results az
legI.genre The rieht medicine a.
Dol righf time o. what sou need %
one your system and make 81 easy
or you io Fef around and aid Won.
ieirhh0r in the big movement nov
In foot
Your personal affairs must b. AZ
'ende1 f0 with more alertness and
vig0r Everybody o. co-operatlnr
aitl fhe movement and you are ur.
'cd to Do your BIZ Shall u be- "a
little bif oF a big hit7
Relieve yourself ~ constipation
nervousness stomach trouble malar
.a. Remove that saii1s r1mplection
bt taking pep systemic pills. u
till produce lu your system rich. REQ
blood. your liver will become active
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-09-15
a WHO KILLED MRS. KING? %
County North Carolina the Home of Beauty Secretary
Torn by Question
STAFF WRITER GOES ONfI
SCENE GUIDED ny FARMER
WHOSE STORY WROUGHT EE-
OPENING On CASE.
ny. }. HERBERT prcKwoRTu

ny. J. HERBERT DICKWORrll
CONCORD y. G., Sept li.-No
more oeric spot for the staging % "A
tragedy could be imagined than
BlackWeilder spring. the scene OF the
mysterious shooting of Mrs Maade
4. King. handsome and wealthy Chi
raro widow. who kept an expensive
apartment on fashionable Paris.dy
New York.
After going 10 the place earlier in
,hc day. revisited the spring at
night II was then that realized
how Edgar Allen Poe would reyel
iu making This dark glen the scene
of great tragedy
By day q Is delightfully."- cool re
treat rendezvous for young lovers.
seq amid the corn and cotton fields
Of Cabarrus-co At night shrouded
hy the surrounding woods from even
hD lrht OF the stars % be- pitch
black hole IN the side of hin that
one would shriug from exploring
alone
My companion uas Farmer Charles
IS Dry who from hls porch upon "A
100 30 yards away heard two shots
lu tho might ot August 80. u vas
Dry Who startled Concord after the
lUdy had been taken tD Chicago with
story that disarroes materially
from the Castor Means Mrs King IS
ocrotary.
By the light OF Drys lantern 3
stumbled over tUc roots Of giant 90.
iars. stood boy the .urked tree" le-
meath which Mrs king lell with O.
bullet wound az The back OF her l''
cor. and sai down Dy ih" spring 30
feet away whore CASTOR Means Iys
hc was drinking Nheu 'h" rich 90
Ip accidentally shot herself while
.virIur % small automatic pistol
around her head
Coroner Sears says uo believes 900
injured ankle caused Mrs klng 'p
lose her footing boo The dark and when
she threw up her arms 90 regain her
balance the pistol H1s discharged.
ThH sellcst.rc1 dell wuItnd by
'Hc stout branDho. ~ massive trees.
If ZOO ODD laHr iua. turns Boo f-Im
,He main Gold 5000 road WAS visited
b. fhe Means. King party 1u the uiehf
of 'h' largely IDr 'ba purpose of Gao
Fc' practice. according to Means lu
b. party beside Nr kIu. ami
iasflu Means. were tho latter
brother. Alton or Tony Means. and
1p'a.n S. Bingham o. Concord
man
Tho party rode 0yer TO- an automo-
..r driven hy o. colonel chauffeur
from Concord fHr home Df Tho Mean
.as. F Hare Pro father b. "a lawyer ana
Tony tho Republican boss 90 the
I.Hfrf
CASTOR says Thar f0I two years b.
Eas employed over here uy the ger-
uaa government. and that he has
been .hadoVsI for a long time.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-09-15
CHARACTER ANALYSIS OF CASTOR p. MEANS, FROM A
STUDY OF HIS FACE AND BODY

u.f q ... fr Gr.. special 1t-
t.r..r ,u flr .rHrr n..al express
a nu 800 faF. wr. feature
.maafa.F arI -hHs wherein gain
r. Impressions regarding tHr nature
I Pho man Boo fhs question.
Tu. a.n denote. 70 decidedly t.ung
..#m..rrr personality There s
900 expression uf 200. 1f.'a.'iuu which
r.H.. f..Hr| ..HH.U. .uI beyond
doubt R Nr| H.ra 900 exceptional
,..a uI ...i study 'H other words.
fU. face denotes much time .itcu tn
..If Advancement
Tho iorefsd 'r1rFIy denote Do
Ira f1r the sensational provided 'Hr
fH. sensational provided f.r man
himself o. NOT brought Zoo 'rHUrIy
lrt. fhs lmelFhf
H. eyebrows dsuH.. strength OFT
aI and O. decided attempt 'o iu-
press upon others o. sons. OFF his 'u-
pHr'aute
Tho ewes arr ~iruugl, prur-
trating lnd very commanding.
the, indicate his ppwrr 90 im-
PRES hi, will upon uthcr~--g--
pcriallN uthrr~ n whom hr
might b. IN constant contact.
The contour of ihr nose indicates
fssi auI e. desire tu .. CA others
that hc can accomplish wonders.
Tho chin expresses htr-Huess. ana
"a decidedly firm resolve t0 rain ait
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-09-15
CANYON.

Miss Zerah McReynolds has ac-
cepted IA position in the Happy
school.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Cass OF Tulia
are visiting this week with their
daughter. Mrs. r. McGee
Mrs. Ross Service returned to her
home Monday after visiting at the
parental home.
Mrs. NJ. 4. Bingaman returned on
Tuesday morning from an extended
visit with relatives IN Chicago.
A son was born 90 MIR. and Mrs.
viii Bellies Monday
Mr. and Mrs C. o. Keiser and
daughter, Miss Phyllis. returned
sunday morning from a business trip
to Des Moines and Kansas City.
Mrs. A. l.. Flesher lett Tuesday
morning for her home in Rock Is
land Texas. after spending the sum
mer at the homes of her sons, W
J. and c. r. Fisher She will visit
relatives at wichita Falls on the way
home. IA
Mrs. John Rusk is home from en-
yer where she visited with relatives
for some time.
Miss Lamb has returned from
BrigtOn. Colo. where she spent the
summer with relatives,
Mrs T. v Reeves left Sunday for
a six weeks visit in the north.
Mrs r. ". Ballard is visiting al
the parental Hume home in Amarillo
this week.
Mrs. G.. o. Keiser and daughter.
Miss Phyllis and Mrs r. 5. pipkin
drove To Amarillo Tuesday.
MIR and Mrs Henry Weber left
yesterday In their car for a short
trip 10 Colorado
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-09-15
DENVER RAILWAY Gets
PHENOMENAL BUSINESS

business Is exceedingly heavy for
the r. ". a ID. G. Ry al present.
according TO information learned
from officials Friday Traffic has
been very much above The average
both in the transportation OF passen-
gers and freight along It's lines for
the past several months. One cause
is attributed TO the fact that there
is being so much equipment moved
from place to place in the interest
OF the army forces by the government
and that men are being called To
their respective homes In order to
report for military duty.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-09-15
NEW WATER RESERVOIR
NEARING COMPLETION

The large reservoir which the city
Light a Water Company is construct
ing by the side of the other large one
at the company's plant and which has
been under construction for several
weeks is nearing completion and will
soon be In shape for use. according
TO information learned Friday
Although the new reservoir Is not
as large as the other one il will have
capacity OF several hundred thou
sand gallons of water The new res
eryoir Is built entirely Of concrete
and is reinforced by steel all over.
II will be covered with concrete and
will be thoroughly sanitary through
out. thereby adding greatly To the
efficiency OF the water service OF the
company.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-09-15
SOCIETY NOTES FROM NEIGH
BORING TOWNS

seyenty-fifth anniversary Of Mrs
Henry's birth. Mrs Graham gave a
special dining al the home north
OF town, 10 celebrate the event. Gov
ers were laid for the visitors. the
Graham family and Mr. and Mrs.
Gamaliel Graham plainyiew News.
Dr. Sensabaugh. presiding elder OF
be- Abline District Is spending a few
weeks out IN the great South Plains
country visiting his sons and
daughter. Mrs Holt lie favored
the people OF Lubbock sunday with
a splendid sermon at the morning
hour az the Methodist tabernacle.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-09-15
Mover Rnihcren Sin6e.

After suffering with terrible pains
in his back and around his kidneys
Tor eight years, and after having
tried several doctors and different
medicines. Avis Souers, AIDE, Ind"
writes: Foley Kidney pills were
recommended to me and the first
bottle removed the pain. After taxi
'ng three bottles the bloatiug was all
,one and has never bothered me
incc." when relief can be had so
lulckly why not Danish hackache.
rheumatic pains stiff and swollen
Joints caused by disordered Kidneys?
Sold by J. W. Collins Drug Com
pany.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-09-15

lng to County Judge T W Mcbride
Probably no crlminai cases will be-
heard. Il Is understood that the pre-
pondcrance of defendants In criminal
cases are willing to plead guilty.
County Attorney Ray Johnson. pros
,rutor h away Ia Tennessee on a va
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-09-15

and IIfe ADD boz more swcc' and ur-
son u1 fn make "a success in your
WORK and fhs work that has been al
lu'frl f0 you personally
q course Df fhcs" pills ie lnetrau-
aitr and timely UD ust DELAY taxing
fh.m f sou aIe mot o. tsU a. rnI
should hs Nurh depend au
your phisDal endurance Hs up anE
doing Pep Systemic pills contain
100 ftr elements 20 d0 tHIe
For sale hy Rowland Drug co and
other good druEFisfa
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-09-15

ffs .as DIS physical nature can possl-
bIr ALLOW h.u
The uecs ana shoulders denote
rfgsiral and mental endurance. ana
how traces OFF manual labor earlier
200 li.r
fe b. familiar with Law and sug-
eesfion and BIAS found that another
NAV he made submissive and obedlent
bv using this power.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-09-15

The manager OF the Deandi theatre
is having the front OF the building
greatly beautilied by adding several
hundred electric lights arranged ar
tistically IN groups over the sidewalk
i'm front of the building
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-09-15
COT TN COURT NEARS
END on PRESENT TERM

with the exception ol few nom
Jury civil cases set down for trial
next week. the activities of this term
of county court will be light accord
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-09-15

cation on business and none Of the
criminal cases viii probably be heard
until his return.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-09-15

Turn TO page read the want
ads. There something there YOU
need that the other fellow doesn't
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-09-15

II It's still q GOOD car you can sell
II for a good puce-through the
classified. Daily News classified ads
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-09-15

Turn To page read the want
ads. There something there you
need that the other fellow doesn't
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-09-15
Famous Psyche Analyst Makes Character Study
Of Principals in Tragedy

Panhandle wired Levi, Morlarty OF the Psyche
Nork, asking him Ia undertake
u The the enus ihlng
y I--ns nluCk Means and Mrs Maud n King
u-nnays IN the tn'fu
studies the OF dead soldiers IN
extensively, living among the ma
Zealand and the Australian Ruhmcn Tor puf-
Of for the Psychological he-
,-,tic At Sstl-st New York.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-09-15

Attractive real estate offerings
never meet 9TH indiffsfenos uben
made through the classified columns.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-09-15

rrys belly Ns,. Want Ad.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-09-15
MAYR'S
Wonderful Remedy for
STOMACH TROUBLE.
One Dose Convinoes.
RANDALL DRUG co.
and other reliable druggists.

and other reliable druggists.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-09-22
Drives 733 Miles in
Less Than "a Hours

Coneyville, Kansas, no longer will
look to the illustrious Walter John
son, idol of million baseball fans.
as its chief bid for fame. Erred
Etchen, merchandiser of motorcars,
mas Just turned the trick that will
keep Coffeyville in the glare of the
llmehght for sometime to come.
Fred is the presiding genius of the
Etchen Auto Company, distributors
! of Studebaker cars for CoffevviIIe
and vicinity, and is so full of Stude-
baker enthusiasm that he just bub-
pies over when the name is mention
ed' The other day a friend made a
| casual remark to him about the
crosS-country record of a certain
make of car. Fred, true to form.
said 1t had nothing on a Stude-
oaker, or words to that effect, and
| forthwith bet the man $1,000 that
he could drive his car to Denver he
fore the hands on his watch could
make complete circuit. The wager
was accepted and the friend invited
| to come along. Two other men ware
asked to make the trip as official
timekeepers and observers.
Etchen is the possessor of what
is said to be the handsomest auto
mobile in his part of the state The
| Canary Cupie" is a six-cylinder. 10
horsepower Studebaker stock chassis
with de luxe body-but not a spe-
cial racing car. Painted a bright
canary yellow, it represents a most
distinctive appearance. This was the
car selected for the race against
time.
At o'clock Sunday morning, SEN
tember 3. the party left CoffeyvilIe
| with Etchen at the wheel, going
| through the Flint hills between Cot
| feyville and Wichita, through the
! sand roads to the west, up over the
Rocky mountains to Pueblo to Colo
RADIO Springs and Manitou, and
thence on to Denver, averaging bet
ter than thirty-two miles an hour,
arriving in Denver at 4.29 Monday
morning.
For twenty-three hours and twen-
ty-nine minutes of steady driving
practically taking meals and gas ION
the fly" Etch'en had remained stolid-
| ly at the wheel of his Studebaker,
| plotting his car at express train
| speed over all manner of road con-
| ditions and bringing it into Dem
yer without mishap of any kind.
not even a puncture. Not once did
the car stop for mechanical or tire
trouble. Etchen not only won his
$1,000 wager but he proved his faith
| in Studebaker durability and de-
pendability, and now has the distinc-
ton of breaking all cross-country
stock. car records for this distance.
A big road map and clock in the
| Etchen Auto Company's salesroom
kept the interested crowd back in
Coffeyville informed of the move
ments of the party. AS the Canary
Cupie" passed through a city the
time was wired back and a miniature
automobile moved on the map each
hour to mark the progress of the
speeding Studebaker.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-09-22

thought missing something lately After pondeng
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-09-22
DEALER SHOWS
NEW MAXWELL
Latest Body, Hood and Cowl
Lines Give Car More
Graceful Appearance

The latest word in automobiles in
Harrisburg is the refined Maxwell
car for the 1918 season just received
by the Miller Auto Co., local Max
well dealers. B. F. Barker drove
the first one through last week from
Buffalo, having come across the
lakes from Detroit. At Port Royal
Mr.. Baker left 1t for exhibition Mt
the fair. The result was a contract
or thirty cars sold there before the
car was even seen at Harrisburg.
Inc new model Is now being
demonstrated locally.
oesldes several important i'm
proNements, which greatly enhance
the value of the Maxwell there are
MANY lesser refinements which add
70 the cars mechanical perfection,
aitnough there has been no funda-
chassis. iAouei
In the Maxwell to-day the dopth
ol the frame members has been in
=, Gfeased from three to six ,n-hss
Inc former method of attaching
me BODY to the frame by The Use
OF brackets has been discardoJ ond
.ne pody now rests directly upon
stra s,e frame frame itself, which greatIy,
tia sthens the car. The eiimina-
mad ron OF the noisy splash guards.
lIaue possible by the change. is nm
prgSlated by motorists.
h,, ne "heeIoase has been. increased
=! half a foot this season, its length
also roomier. 'ouS 's
Another Improvement is the COM
ie,,S pemsatlng underslung rear spiing
SW nS USED py the Maxwell. This typo
~ spirlns is the same that has re-
~ S y, oeen adopted by many of
priced cars. iHsheSt
Inc longer wheelbase, with tho
n'iuelsiuhg n't compensating rear spring
not only improves the riding nuaIi9
Iles wonderfully but makes for even
greater roadability"-af feature oIl
WHY'S & noted In Maxwell cars.
mere has been installed an i'm
the gas line. Ouio III
An electric lock controls t,o
starter, making it impossibIe to
nLesh the pinion and fly wheel while
lne motor Is running. A haaviar
tlnlon is used in the rear axIe
LlFSer gas tank has an imnrovad
gage and filler pipe. 'f'' " GU
Single point switch is made hos
oiDio ny lHe use of n straight 10
VoIt battery, which assures n hot
'er battery service.
me minor mechanical imnrove-
ments' however, are not the onIv
HeW features in the one model MAY,
n.eil. The body-hood and cowI
lines INES are extremely graceful this
The front and rear aprons. slant
ing windshield, deeper and softer
upholstery, the improved quality of
trimming material, wider running
boards and tenders all combine to
make one of the most attractive Car.
ever produced in its price class Tbe
Slanting windshield eliminates the
BACK Stare of lights sfc.n the rear
Inc staggard seat roadster with
lis roomy rear compas.re1;t tba
foomy four door sedar, the six nre~
senScr beiline, the luxurious conpe.
and the all weather tors on touring
anu toadster models are all in keen
ing 'hey will not suffer bv com
parison with anything within SEQ
of thcjI prices
Prospective car owners are show
ing considerable interest and on
thusiasm over the car now beinr
SHOWN by the local Maxwell agency
at the sales raon,s. N'
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-09-22
NO SHORTAGE
OF GASOLINE
Studebaker Dealer Believes
in Caution but Sees Moth
ing to Warrant Scarcity

There isn't another man in the
country more anxious to do his bit
and help Uncle Sam win this war
than myself" says p. Driscol, dis
tributor of Studebaker cars IN Har-
risburg and vicinity, but 1t does rile
me considerably to read and listen
to all this hysterical talk OF gaso--
seems to be the watchword Of the
day now - everything is being
Hooverized. Surt, it's good thing
to eliminate waste in our daily lie
it must be done il we are going to
win the war-but let's be sensible
about II.
THE suggestion that motor car
pleasure riding be discontinued or
very largely curtailed, as means or
conserving the gasoline supply, is
as ill-advised as it is indefensible.
1t comes from no source of author
ity. nor does 1t carry the weight OF
conviction. 1t is wholly in line with
the now discredited. untenable tend
ency to place motor cars in the class
of luXuries that can be dispensed
with.
But don't misunderstood me. l
heartily agree that this is the time
Oh all times 10 use CdullSh
moderation in all things. Careful
use of gasoline most assuredly VIII
tend to make available for war pur-
poses, a most certain, If not mex
haustible supply. But there Is notn-
ing whatever in the present situation
that warrants the belief that there
will be a shortage of gasoline. the
National Automobile Chamber OF
Commerce. an association of undis-
puted authority in all matters per-
tanning to the automobile, bears me,
out in this assertion.
"Incalculable harm can be done
by creating n false impression IN
this direction. The reasonable use
of a motor car is not an extrava-
gance in any sense of the word. 1t
is a part of the sane, healthful out
door life of every community. To
eliminate the motor car from the
daily routine of the American family
at this time would do more harm
than good. When the situation be-
comes so strained. If it really does,
that larger conservation of gasoline
is necessary we doubtless shall be so
by sources, the authority of
which cannot be questioned
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-09-22
First 1918 Models Grouped
at the Indianapolis Show

That the buying public is interested
more than ever in motorcars was evi-
denced by the success of the Indian
apolis Auto Show held in connection
with the Indiana State Fair last
week. More than 100000 visitors at
tended the automobile show. "Judg-
ing from the large number of cars
purchased by farmers 1t is very evil
dent that they look upon the automo-
bile as a necessary time saver and
Dickson, president of the National
Motor Car Corporation.
"The Indianapolis Auto Fall Show
is of special interest as il is the first
show OF the season where the 1918
models are shown. The new model
National twelve-cylinder cars were
the cause of much favorable COM
ment. Auto owners have been un-
usually quick to appreciate the ad-
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-09-22
BOARD OF ELDERS ELECTED

New Cumberland. Sept. ga
congregation meeting was held on
wednesday evening in the Church
or God at which time the following
board of elders was elected: George
Bair. +. b. Bair, John Sipe, William
kohler; deacons, John Leaf, Walter
Bair, Harry Fillmore, Edward
Fleisher. The pastor, Rev. j. III.
Heiges. received the unanimous vote
of the church of his return for an
other year. b. b. Bair was elected
delegate to the eldership at Altoona
next month.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-09-22
FTREsToNE MOTORCYCLE
TIRES WIN RUN

Only four riders out of fifteen
starters finished 5O0-mile endurance
run recently held by the Milwaukee
Motorcycle Club. Three of the four
winners, the first. second and fourth.
were on Firestone tires. The event
was known as a military endurance
run and was held as a Prepared
ness" test. The riders travelled over
some of the toughest roads in the
State of Wisconsin. between Milwau-
kee and La Crosse, and took two
DAYS to make the trip.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-09-22
RELIEF CORPS DINNER

Mechanicsburg. Pa, Sept. 22.-In-
stead of the annual picnic at Boil
ing Springs Park, members of the
woman's Relief Corps gave a
chicken dinner in the corps rooms.
on the committee were: Mrs. Mar
garet Eberly, Mrs. NJ. Mullen, Mrs.
w. Seifert and Mrs. James B. Shelf
fer. After dinner the time was spent
socially, while knitting for the SOL
diers