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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-30
PLANS BEING CONSIDERED
FOR ADDITIONS TO TEMPLE

e.NALfSTER. Okla. Inn. ?e-
Nu''h"r there IL ANYTHING signif-
.sh' IN The announcement made to.
.N ~ the mldwlnier reunion of the
s'lliSh Rite bodies ~ the valley "
, In NcNl"sior IN session here that
me en' 20 session Thursday would he
le'o'o1 tn the Consls,ory coull mo-,
a. 'h,n"i However there is some.
mINR hopeful according 10 tho Ma
Sons VINO nrn looking forward 10 the
~ 1nf ~ additions 10 tho present,
",''l temple I'm this city.
A w Ih" large class ~ candidates
W'' N1r'nh over the sands" nj tho
"',oh.' reunion here iai survived
uh 70 noon today they composed tho
- Nhrh completed the chapter
gre Tho cNrmrllflcniion of tho
Np.''h degrees, which stated this
tonight '''''''''" '"''' UNIV
Preliminary plans were completed
,-.'f 'h" business session OF the
oh'.'''ry looking 10 the holding Of
~, nr reunion ~ the Scottish
~ bodies In this city Tho dates
%, ''' Nprl II. %. % and % Tho
,'''i7 holding 20 the four day ses-
~ '''t'tl ut tho reunion now ro.
t oh Arrangements hive been
,a''e 70 entertain tho women A.
aus lno a feature rcceniIy intro.
h' 'hc South McAlestor bodies
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-30
THREE DIVORCE CASES
FILED IN DISTRICT COURT

For tho first time this year not n
tese vas fled In the superior court
Ssierday Heretofore II was consih
r'd dun day II not more than one
dvorce case was filed In this court.
Three divorce cases were filed In
The district court yesterday. besides
4 number ~ other cases Alleging
nat hts wife would not remain az
nome and prepare his meals and
teep his house IN tidy condition
George + Bolton asks 10 be- granted
= divorce uron the grounds OF gross
per.cc' ~ duty.
" T. Page IL charged with OK
ueWe cruelty hv May Page In her
petition FOR divorce filed yeater
Nv which she alleges has continued
nr three or four wears She saws
MAJ he is employed hy the Page IN
bfes's In Tulsa county and IL earn
nv f.a0-pnr month.
decree NJ absolute divorce H.
sought hv tho plnintiff. attorneys
ICES ~ WOO and such other relief
10 Tho conrt may seem Just In
Guiding permanent Rlimony
CHARGING that her husband has
been guilty ~ practically nil the
n'nv' which the statutes recitc ns
ru''s 'nr div"rc". Elnise Christ
var brought suit against Harry
EhiiNuru for u divorce Yesterday
she alleges that hc has cursed
shusel and beaten her: that he has
committed adultery and is guilty OF
nah.lnnl drunkenness
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-30
CIIDAHY AND WILSON
OPPOSE PACKER BILL
,o,un, Presidents Declare Pending
Legislation lnncccss"r'--"'@''
Ter publicity" II Favored.
HtNeY QUESTIONS SWIFT
uun,.. Declares Letters submitted
Prove That competition Eiisis
Iptwccn Companies.

WNsUfNGToN Jan. ?9.-While
i... o. swift president ot swift
"a NAs being examined today be
a.. tl, senate agriculture commit.
-, a. ip whether five hig packers
~, |,Y. U.urd to control meat pricoa
.nJ markets. Edward 4 Cudahy.
s,s,t.uf ut tho Cudahy Packing
amman, and r T., Wilson. prcs
1,.t uf N snu a CO.. told IN" house
i,,,r.,If, .uuiucrce committee thut
nsrIrl I.gl,auuu to regulate the
n,,t pa aims Industry WAS unncceH-
81 a.,
u#l ~ Cudnhy and MIR Wilson
p.I.l, trsilgtuuu of the industry
eordl.t,d hy the federal trade com
n.,,pu Wra unfair Hud biased aud
n a complete and impartial inVcsti-
y,,lp lud been mndr the commits
,np NpIIi have found there Was no
need fu' .rrsn'inu.
Mr " WILSON, sald he did not Criti-
rise 'lr in,rstgitutH hvvAuSc they
pfahtnl W,rc sincere but ho added
mnt m., started or with nAcd
m,, rtlrd ug the packets and were
Enable 'u set rid Of H."
Nilllug Tor Publicity
Mr. rIIthy declared the packers
p.l favor complete ana better
p....I', of the facts" and said that
fl. Wrfr coupled with friendly
.U.rlfluu. "fir better results
..i hr attained than BY more leg
salon
rIh prradcp's declared that the
hgH efficiency of the packing indus.
frt would bee destroyed II controlled
or frg.'tl,d by the government
Th,y sad individual Initiative and
experience WIS essential to the sue
cess W the business
Francis i. llrnry. chef counsel for
the trade commission IN the invest
gai.on ~ the packers, inicrrogitcd
Mr SVf' today regarding spcculn
J u,e Transactions In swift stocks aH
se a- alleged attempts ~ the hig
taoknt concerns to control prices
AMI markets
Mr llrurv produced "A number Of
letters passing between representa-
tNH ~ SWtt, A co. and those OF
other packing companies regarding
prices and other matters, and asked
Mr. rNf 10 place his own con
gnclou ON them, The witness said
that the fact that the letters had
heen exchanged Was evidence that
here WIS competition between the
companies
"Hut wasn't the purpose To pre-
vent whatever competition there
might have hrcn7" asked MIR Iiency i
Z don't think So" Mr. Swift re
rl,l You know statesmen resort
to ill sorts OF practices to fool the
other fellow"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-30
FOR TIGHTNESS
IN THE CHEST
Thedford's Black Draught
Says Kentucky Lady, Is
Excellent For Break
ing Up a Cold.

Tigln. Ky Mrs Albert Albright,
who has lived here many years. says:
= use BLACK Draught a. n laxative.
II lr splendid for breaking mp colds,
tghtncas In tho chest. ON, cup ~
good warm tea made from Black
Drnught found most helpful. II
makes the liver act aud gives almost
instant relief
"This spring my little daughter be-
xnn having chills. tho hard shaking
kind After the chills her fever
would rise ana her head would ache.
We are good ways from tho doctor.
30 Just began giving her good doses
of black Draught and II cured her.
She is In good health. has a good
color. and her appetite Ia all right.
so OF course VIZ consider BLACK.
Drausht as unsurpassed for q family
medicine"
Don't wait unfl you have head.
ache. sick stomach. indigestion. or
other dlsagrrcahlo symptoms, but
take an occasional dose OF Black
Draught ,o help keep your system
free from poison. your body In good
health
Made from purely vegetable ingre-
iionts. Black Drausht acts IN a gen
tie. natural way, and has no bad after
effects ~ may be safely taken by
young and old.
Try Thcdfor,i's blnrk -DrnuEht.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-30
NEW BRITISH PARLIAMENT
TO MEET ON FEBRUARY II

LONDON. Jan - The new Drlt
sh parliament accord NIX to present
plhnH, viii meet on February | !. with
l'ttno Minister Lloyd George and
andrew honar Law. the government
'rhi"r IN tho house Of commons. at
ending The time used IN giving the
'aih to members viii he shortraci
ard II lz expected that an hour after
W" s"srnn beg NJ both houses viii
assemble tu hear The speech from tho
'htune Sir James l.pWthrr Will hc
rc. elected speaker ~ the house
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-30
LABOR CONFERENCE NOT
CONNECTED WITH BeRht

PARIS. Jan. 2g Thore ~ no con
nection whatever between the inter
national socialis, and labor confer
ence nj Rerue and IN" lhhoi con
ference being held here ln conn"c'
tion with the peace conference, hc-
cnrJinr 10 George NlcOll Harnes, la
to, member of the british peace
d.leration Mr. Barnes ~ 4 today
ma, n miscnnception had arisen ar
Ia Inc tvo conferences probably he
cause most ~ the men selected hy
IA. parliamentary committee ~ the
trade. unions congress to ndNis" me
british government rn questions oi
labor regulations hap
pened uAo 10 boz delegates to the
lIerno uOaference.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-30

one each for Cherokv" county. city OF
Muskogec, city ~ Okmulgee. city nf
IIenryctta. Wagner county, city OF
Stigler. clty of Chero'ah, city ~ tu-
faula. town of Muldrow, ScqnoSah
county. town of NAn ana city of
MeHtvillc
Representative thandl"r mas
asked for ten cannon Tor his district
lie wants one Tor Tulsa and one Tor
each OF the following cities ANA
towns. Miami. PRYOR Niniin. Nnwain,
Claremore. pnrtlrsvillc. lnwhuskh.
pawnee and Delaware R"prcs"n"
tive Morgan up to the present unr
hns only asked Tor one captured gun
lie wants secretary Hakcr 20 send u
cannon To Enid.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-30

~ rASu. Texas. Jan 20 Held In
military prison ~ Fort liliHs on
charges ~ dr-'ttiuu and forgery
INt Lawrence II licale. alias I. II
lngtaham. alias Roy Churchill, cH-
'aprd last night II wac slhtcd at
military headquarters here today
l'elle was arrested on ~ charge ~
ics"rtlon. ilo was also wanted IN
connection with passing alleged
worthless checks IN purchnrlug
.ih,tiy bonds Tho amount involved
ls estimated ~ t20OOO.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-30
oehMAN CANNON MUCH
IN DEMAND IN OKLAHOMA

e9Pu,i 20 Tho wor'd
hon w NOTION, Jan. 2s-Okln-
can VI, he invaded by German
frn,. Ih't IT, n the delegation
io, nat state In the lower house
,is,.u' c'hgtessmon from other
,ld,,. Nho are introducing bills PRO
po,. NM tho secretary ~ war do
.,,.''piur"d field pieces "a each
\ n.N'l'N ~ their constituents
ntr ,''1f three members NJ the
~. .'' delegation have ioined In
ro,. '''.' indoor sport" OF the
L.., Iwen'y-two cnnrons have
rt.,, 'l Tor uklahom, up to the
ips, 'hue RepresentatiVa Hast
tor,'t asked that Secretary Raker
10 his district ~ field guns.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-30
BULL OR BEAR-WHICH?
There In a tide In the affairs Of men.
Which, II taken at the flood. leads on 10 fortune '

Bull Rf market relating Grain stock
relationship
/ n Wall Street ssllm
good oe 3
To mean
take
monyh h a
value Of
of
namh the
homer
ntrgnso to odeprcate the b II
Let
City ygrealy
efronda o y
DO in
propmtonto / the coperah i
uN tradup the
nndt Is a
hOnetow
w. b. great sums in
shall I'VE ook okonTul
W. knowwhn hn I
Tulsa Tax nlag by cd
TMsa Ia UNI impr
Real
Yes %
day t.
all udepndsn yolp M then N SON The
taceTu is % result
nd not
there nt ctyn in h gre uLa in
thu race
Tulsa and better
RETAIL MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION
INDUSTRIAL LEADERS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-10

the New York A. c.; Homer Baker,
of the Glencoe A. c., and Earl Eby,
running for the Chicago A. c., are
all entered.
Eby seems to be the best man in this
crowd in every way. He has shown
better time than any of them this year
and is young runner not yet at his
best, while the others have all done
| their best work with the exception of
| Sellers, who is not yet up in this class.
FoSs VS.. Wright
The pole vault will bring together
Frank FOss. former Cornell star and
present record holder, and Marc
Wright, former record holder. Foss,
who recently made the new mark in
the pole vault of 13 feet 3 9-16 inches,
will nave to be at his best to defend his
title as Wright and several others are
going good.
I The weight events will bring together
| the big New York beavers again. This
crowd has been absent for several years
| due to the breaking up of the Irish
| American Club. They all have af-
tiiated themselves with other clubs now
and are in shape much to the sorrow
of the Westcrners as they are the only
stumbling block in the race for the
club championship title.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-10


- pills like a in a with
in
holiday l. Of MIN waivers
it q
o o the Thil
looked had
Innings, Instead of
and
breaking
the
pitcher al his me of
he He was not
satisfied with his and held until
other lie couldn't
day, he nothing doing Not
did be
vvrk when tbs
performance go m a II ma
the National profitable trim
for the home ks fra Tn other
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-10
PH|LLY RECRUIT
MAKES IMPRESSION
Lebonveau, Latest Cravath Out
fielder, Scores in Bow
at Cincinnati
SMITH BlNGLES SCARCE

Cincinnati, Sept. 10.-To put it in
futurist language, it was a helluva a
day in Cincinnati. The coming cham
pions lost game to the cellar holders
they were exasperatingly delayed in
their cinching of the pennant and New
York was given a tiny flicker OF hope
as the result of the afternoons pro-
ceedings.
George Smith pitched an ideal game
yesterday. He held the mighty Reds to
pair of faint singles and only per
mittcd four of them to find their way
to safety-the two singles ,and two
passes. There was very little nutri
ment for the Reds in that showing and
they could not cash a run. Could not
even come near the plate and were left
in sorrow inning after inning. Mean
while the Phils hit Jimmy Ring just
hard enough to beat him. That's the
trouble with J. Ring. Always pitching
the finest of ball, the Reds are never
able to make anything behind him.
Tough OH Ring
What's the use: What doth it profit
guy to pitch superlatively when his
cohorts bat about as well as respect
able washlady? Ring only allowed two
runs. one of thenf the result of an error,
the other ensuing from nervy base run
ming, but as the Reds got none at all,
what's the difference?
In the fourth stanza, Williams nicked
Ring for single, so did MCusel. Young
Patrick Duncan heaved the ball in the
general direction of third base, it
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amateur Baseball Notes

WeIeome A. c.. one of Philadelphia s
foremost travelling teams. would like to hear
iron, teams having Saturday and Sunda Y
Gnen Offering guarantees. William LaYeTy,
6i30 SaybrOok ave.
North side Professionals has September
IA a 20 and 81 open away for some good
home clubs. J. J. Hoover. 2035 North
American street.
East Park Spsrrows are without games
for September II, 81. IS and October 5
would like TO hear from such teams as
Nativity, North Philadelphia, Stenton. Camp
Dix and Tacouy. William DANCES. 1S4i
North Twentieth street.
Energetic Pleasure Club, p sixteen 10 sew
enteen year old travelling nine, would like
to arrange games with teams Of that age
nayinF fair guarantees. NJ WeIngarten. 7OG
West Berks street.
A hrst-class first baseman would Ike &c
pIay the remainder Of the season with some
semipro team. Phone Poplar 1921 between
7 and D. m.
Newton Il. G. has September 20 ard -
open for engagements with travelling teams.
A. Braxton. care Of Newton Coal Company,
Franklin Bank Building, lil5 SAMSON street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-10

This McCrarc Minor League Product Faded Early

BASEBALL
- under no doop their head.
the three h"
May
mornin ; which l."
kid catcher purchased from Rochester
and
to
probably
him
the league with all of the
of
every big
off
couldn't
salary
patched and
Earle profted greatly thereby
Smith the eswiuging hitter
balyho he
and
pick a soft kcpt
The had
o hard but in.
i'm in bad
there
year again he
he has
out and Suiu
npGrth 0 appeared fifteen
al me Thdt
healthy batting Of .tI8
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EAST SHOULD RETAIN
TRACK CHAMPIONSHIP
Meredith Picks New York
4. E.. to Lift National
Title on Franklin Field
This " eek
RAY AFTER MILE MARK
BY TED MEREDITH

Worlds Greatest Middle Distance Runner
WITH the last event of the senior
w national championships over. Phila-
dclphia can boast of having staged tho
games when the best fields of high class
athletes in the history of the organiIa
iton have been performing They arc
all back now The inter allied meet ct
Paris brought out its bunch, the Camp
Dix meet developed some new stars and
the \. \. t. district meets have helped
put the men in the prime of condition
for the national event.
The meet will bc held on Franklin
Field Friday and Saturday.
That the title will stay in the East
is almost certain. as New York A. e..
is the strongest team by far. This club
does not have much 10 offer in the run
ming events. but they will come through
strong in the field with Pat Macdonald,
Matt McGrath, Emil Muller. George
Bronder. Eric ArmIof and Jim Lincoln.
who are bound to collect the majority OF
points in the weights and javelin. Ihe
New York Club also has the best
walkers in the country, with the cX-
ception of Plant. of the MornlnGslo"
A. G..
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-10
CdrriS Finds Going Rough in Pro Ranks

LNDDIE CARRIS, College who embarked nm
- he
is of
Sunday with the semi-pr
a Irwin
a
catching assigned TO io in
] and
pitched. That life
$50 That didn't
ing nothing
am nota to professional
TO Swarthmoe this fall and study for degree
rARRIS likely looking the doing
he
he
Because Of Orerloork.
CeoRDNG reports, quarterback of
Tech BoynOn of the field
the gdron The through the without defeat
Ii of
blege
turn gpod team. Practice will start in two weeks
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-10
TWILIGHT SEASON
NEARING FINISH
Haggerty's Nativity Nine Plays
Bacharach Giants Tomorrow
in Virtually Closing Game
MULE WATSON TO TWIRL

, Twilight baseball for the present sea
to finish after supper games nowadays
| is TO start the day before, 50 the man
SuccesSful scason-fnHncially speaking.
But before the curtain is drawn on
the evening pastimc Manager Phil
Haggcrty wishes to get chance to play
the Barharach Giants. who applied a
/ fine coat Of whitcwash TO Hilldalc on
| Monday Haggerty is the manager of
! the Nativity team. of Port Richmond,
and announces that on tomorrow eve
ming Bacharuch will play his club
The game will be staged on the
! Nativity field, at Miller and Ontario
streets. and will begin at 1:45 p. m.
in order to play full nine inning CON
test if possible. Mule" Watson will
non Ball Redding will twirl for the
scushOre representatives.
Harrowgate Walloped
Disston and Harrowgatc played each
other last evening in Tacony in game
that carried with it the title Of the
championship of the Northeast. II was
u wonderful success from the standpoint
of Athletic Director George White in
every respect but One--very few fans
showed up.
Had the many rOOterS Of the Saw
makers been tipped off in advance that
rhc home club was going to hand . @
defeat to their ancient rivals the ball
park would not have held the crowd.
but the few hundred that were on hand
were treated TO q fine PXhibition-es
peCially by the Disston players.
Wilson Not All
The battery for Harrowgate was Will
son and Wilson-Bobby and Jimmy
but they were not all. 1t was necessary
in the seventh inning to chase the for
mer to the showers and hurry Mackin
to the rescue, but as lfcsaver he was
not howling success.
The home club did not allow the Wis
itors single tally, with Shelly in the
best form of the season. while Disston
came through with nine, four of which
were for extra bases. The Sawmakers
counted twice in the third, once in the
sixth and the game was called at the
end of the seventh after they had come
across with six more, making nine il
all.
The game gave Dsston the best ot
tn series, two to one.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-10

ADD BILL JOHNSTON
TO SPORTS LIST OF
COMPETITIVE SOULS
Chief Bender and Eddie Collins Also Hre Stu. Mer,bt
of athletic Class That ShoUs at Best
Under Supreme Test
IN THE sPORTLIGHT-BY GRANrIAND RICE

THE SPORTLJGHT-BY GRANTIAND RICE
CCopVrht,
The First Division Marches
AnS 80 ss6 20 Ss tsry sS %s "sSsgI sSsS s5u, ,,,o
Of s%sos she'd aSstt sSoir Quo
Thsssm .,.s sss :iss, sssI t'e 'Aes*sroDoA
oil of fthcn,--somcpherc IN France
stdrsS HS"S crosses aSs " ~arn ssss tse 5 ssS's sdp.e,
So.:S", s seS SsSsSy s1"s 1,s""S "sss; streams,
Beneath h helmet each
The gaps at filled each N hi, place
WH hear the 'oid acclaim;
T1ey played The crimson game;
But "hen the gray shoioDs Creep
rnst-reS ~fyS5 rites guard D1St tho sleep
For those march ,oiut to find
some buddy D1o left behind
spring s1eH bring o'' "5lse day. and to'r'
D. " Where here star dust oro~ns their night;
holds ss'1 Vo1osa's osos 'Isi height; t?' care
MOTHER suggest games not enough
opr @ % @ every major nse fan might get short eyeu the closing
striking writer's who will make the actors and the raiS
shopmen look like a collection o striking amateu ~
The Competitive Soul
SOME days ago we listed Francis ouime
To this Johnston, California belongs expansive
6 vhe1 pi the Ss1 Fnss @ sn % % % ThS n E n to s
@ @ % @ % % aFpa cop @ dN1 int % pry big np part the
1S FOE Bit Johnston he rN
IA thrOm he has the
little Californian Competitive to Degree
DAT MORAN for Cincinnati and Kid Gleason
dependable pitchers With
rating
kill
BYsTANDER uses
D Oo % @ n1v %s Do & I "9 m . that he ties himself
a
toreckcd ,choS escerding
up uCh a homer
So 1t Goes
Joe wd McGoorty ypouldn
Willard whe nJackD ypouldn'
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Blue Ribbon Without Game

Due to a rnisundersts ndIng the Blue Rib.
bon A.. c. is without game FOR Sunday
Game desired with Nativity, Harrowgate oT
Tacony F.. ]. Molitor, 4644 Brown street
or phone Preston 6l0l ].
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-10

AuuhtiS
The only other teams thnt nave a
chance are the Chicago y. '.' lIilholS
4. G. and the Boston A. a. ihlIa ,
dclphia will not have team entered
with a chance of finishing among the
leaders. but they will be represented
by several good men who wear the
Meadowbrook colors.
A new championship record Will DC
established in the one mile II the track
is in anv kind of condition. Joie Ray
is ont again for this title, and, judging
from his performance in Toronto. where
, he ran mile in 4 IA % last week, 1t
! looks as if the championship mark OF
|4:lS % is likely to fall by good
S.argin 1t has been said that Kay IS
/ not equal to breaking the worlds mark,
as he never has shown himself to be
an outdoor runner. in spite of his won o.
dprful indoor work, but | believe that
the sturdy little runner has been vic
tim of conditions and never has had
a good chance to get the world title.
Star SprinterS
Seven of the countries best sprinters
will face the starter in the 100 and
900 ward dashes. Billy Hayes, of the
Boston A. A., seems to be the choice
in the century as we'll as the 22O, having
won the Western Conference lntercol
lcgiate and New England title in these
events this year in fast times. He
will have Charles Paddock, winner OF
the interallied sprints Henry Williams
Spokane A. c., winner of the North
west and Pacific coast championships
Loren MurchisOn, indoor sprint cham
pion: Pete White, Metropolitan 100
yard champion; ]. ]. Patterson, Metro
politan 900 champion Hayes, of th'
Illinois A. c., and last, but not least
Joe Loomis. former champion.
Hayes and Paddock both have beer
; credited with 8 TO seconds in the cen
tury. and all the others have done il
fat repeatedly. but of the field l picl
Ioomis to win the century. He ha
shown the class so many times and j.
such a good competitor that he will &
through the heats and semitinals bet
ter aud be the best man in the fina
heat.
KOlehmainen to Run
Hannes Kolehmainen, now competing
under the colors of the Todds' ship
yards, will try a comeback in the five
mile event with Pores, of the Millros
Club, as his chief obstacle. Hanne
has been out of the game for so lonI
that it might be too much of a job t,
get back, but if he is in any kinC
of shape he should win.
In the half mile field we find many
well known runners. Tom Campbell, Of
Chicago; We're Windnagle. former Cor
nell star, now running under the Null
tonmah club colors; Jack Sellers, ol
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-10
Narherth 10 PLAY s. &C

The StrawbridKe q Clother nine will meet
the Narberth club Of the Main Line League
Saturday on It's grounds IN West PEiiadei-
phia. Narberth will send a strong team to
oppose~tha local agErexeti0ns