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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-30

VI
Among the secretaries attending
the first annual meeting of the Penn
sylvania State Chamber of Commerce
at the Penn Harris is Meredith Mey-
ers. secretary of the Lewistown
Chamber of Commerce. Mr.. Meyers
/ Is former Harrisburg man. being a
grandson of the late Benz. F. Meyers.
He left Harrisburg seven years ago,
retiring as managing editor OF the
/ Star-Independent to assume a similar
position with the Lewistown Daily
Sentinel. post no still retains in
conjunction with his Chamber oF
Commerce work.
The visiting secretary today stated
A>the Greater Lewistown idea has seized
hM adopted city and that his Chamber
noNS has on foot comprehensive
housa- building campaign to relieve
very Svident congested conditions.
Under tine direction OF It's Commerce
Chamber. N4ewistown Is now improv-
ing its river front What formerly
was an ugfX ash heap has already
been beautified considerably at an ex-
aenditure of $4,000. A retaining
Gall is being Gonstructed and next
miner boat houses and bathing
buses will be added as well as play
ounds for the towns boys and girls.
e river front when reconstructed
Il also contain q memorial park
dicated TO Mifflin county's lighting
EN-.
Lewistown's Chamber OF Commerce
EfnrT91n1 Nv 70
but one year old and in that time has
been instrumental in securing public
comort stations, freeing the county
of the last toll roads, securing a big
state convention (The Maltas) for
.Lewistown, staged a mammoth well
come home celebration to the SOL
diers and sailors and fathered num-
erous minor projects successfully
In beautifying its river front the
Lewistown Chamber OF Commerce
has received splendid assistance
from j. Herman Kniseley, chief Of
the Pennsylvania Bureau of Munich
palities.
In all OF Mirlin county's patriotic
drives, Mr.. Meyers has been prom
inetly Identified. He organized the
Central Juniata Valley Chapter,
American Red Cross and was the
chapters first secretary. later devot-
ing his efforts to money raising
in one year the benefit affairs he dl-
recteG netted the chapter $4,000. On
the day the armistice was signed
there were $4,000 in the chapters
eXcheQuer, one of the best balances
in the entire country for a commun-
ity OF this size and also considering
that the chapter met every one OF the
quotas assigned to It In all five Lib
erty Loan drives Mr.. Meyers was
chairman of the publicity and stunts
committees and did his share in help
ing Minlin county to twice win the
honor of being the first Pennsylvania
county "over the top" In one day
Mr. Meyers made seven speeches IN
behalf of the Fourth Loan. For three
consecutive years he has also been
cleanup manager in &he annual mu-
nicipal cleanup driveN which he in
augurated in Lewistown six years
ago.
AS editor Of the Sentinel which
daily gees into about six thousand
Mifflin county homes, he has a most
excellent vehicle for the prosecution
of his progressive views. The paper
has doubled it's circulation since the
advent of the former Harrisburg
newspaper man.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-30
JuDeniLe
Styles.

The secret is out. Every little girl
wants to be just like mother or big sister
as far as matters of apparel are con-
cerned. That's why this showing is re-
plete with straight-line models; waists
that blouse and even panels. Narrow
sashes have taken the places of the i'm
mense affairs formerly favored. And, if
one is small, there is almost TO end to
the variety of silks and woolens one may
choose for ones Frocks. Almost all the
little Coats hang straight whether they
have yokes, belts or neither. The dres-
sier models take velvets and broadcloths
while the simpler models are fashioned
roy.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-30
Destroyer Disabled
by Explosion in Port
Rn Aaaocinted Preaa

Key West. Fla, Sept. 80. = The
destroyer Green, which was disabled
yesterday by a boiler explosion has
been towed into port here. James
Joseph Quinn, of Philadelphia, fire.
man, was instantly killed, two other
men severely scalded and severa
others slightly injured.
The two men described as severe
ly injured by steam were said on
arrival here to be in a favorable
condition. Their names were given
as Andrew Reid McGregor, Vine
land, n. j., and C. w. Wykert. Of
Soldier, Kans., both firemen.
The Green was enroute to Hon
duras when the explosion occurred
at l o'clock Sunday afternoon. the
vessel then being about forty miles
from here. The explosion was in
the port boiler.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-30

been formed here to breed rabbits
for their fur. The scheme is be-
ing run on cooperative lines.
The blue Beveren and the Ha-
vana rabbits are the strain which
the club intend to rear. The fur
of the blue Beveren is of lavender
blue and is long. lustrous. fine and
silky. That of the Havana is of
rich chocolate color and is thick,
fairly long and fine.
1t is hoped to produce from these
rabbits natural furs, the color OF
which will not fade
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-30
uOrlC$-

Some declare satin the fabrtof fab
RIGS for Autumn; others pledge kegiance
to tricolette. One glimpse of heir Au-
tumn charms and you will want to
award the palm TO both Tho are rich
in color and exquisite in weae. Hosts
of other lovely silks aO dem ind atten-
ton. Before the weather beomes cool
enough to don wraps wooen street
Frocks enjoy especial pgue,I Wool tri-
cotine leads this year for tht type Of
Frock. AS for the waps tEemselves-
you will want hem made 4 just such
fine' heavy coaIinss ad suitngs as are
featured now in all thu attrastiveness Of
Autumnal tones.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-30

clared by r. D. Mead. secretary of
the Hawaiian Sugar Planters AS
sociation, to be without the slightest
foundation.
Mr.. Mead said there is no dis
elimination against Porto Ricans,
that their living conditions on the
plantation are not as described in
the protest and that, in his opinion,
"the whole thing was gotten up by
agitators in Honolulu headed by d
disgruntled explanation laborer."
The Porto Rican legislature de-
manded an investigation. and it has
been made under the direction of
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-30

clergy and Catholic laity ever as
sembled and will mark the first OPP
portunity the Catholics of the Em-
pire City have had afforded them
to publicly honor the Belgian Cardi-
nal. DIR. Harry P. Swift, chairman
of the New York Chapter of thf
Knights OF Columbus will be tn
toastmaster.
The principal speeches will be d.
livered by Archbishop Patrick
Hayes. James A. Flaherty, Supre'
Knights of the knights of Coll
bus, William p. Larkin, over
Director of the Order, and
notable men.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-30
Coats

Coats of the new season valiantly up
hold the prestige the Store holds in mat
ters of presenting the seasons smartest
apparel. In ways varied and distinctly
original they introduce new fabrics fore
most among which are fortuna and
chameleon cloth. Strikingly different is
the manner in which fine furs are utilized
to further enhance the charm of modes
luxuriously comfortable, beautiful and
soft. Brown tones predominant but
other lovely colorings also find favor.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-30
Cardinal Mercier
Guest at X.

New York, Sept.
Mercier will be the !
at a dinner in his hon
Commodore on Octol
will be given under Z
the Knights of Colum
ated Roman Catholic &
New York archdioces
promises to bring
greatest gathering
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-30
Fol-

.rability of this approved Foot
- ror Autumn is distinctly evident in
the new modes.
All the latest Autumn STYLES and new
est feathers have arrived. Every class
of Footwear is here from the dark brown
leather oxfords and modish walking
heeled street Boots to dainty slipners
and dress boots for festive occasions.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-30

Everything for every
body" seems to be our
byword, for In this
Store practically every
Autumn requirement is
met. Merchandise is
marked at lowest pos
Sible prices consistent
with our high standard
of quality.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-30
Porto Rico Labor
Charges Are False,
Says R. D. Mead

Honolulu, T. H. Sept 30
Charges that Porto Rican laborers
on Hawaiian plantations were op-
made in a communication signed by
a number of Porto Ricans and
placed before the Porto Rican legis-
lature on March S, 1919, are de-
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-30
University Speakers Are to
Address County Institute

Professor f. f. Shambaugh. cousl-
ty school superintendent. announced
today he haG secured speakers for
the annual county institute begin
ming October 13, to take the place
of Dr. Frank Hyler, of Stevens Point
Normal School. who will be unable
to be present. The new instructors
will be DR.. Frank p. Graves. of Uni
versity of Pennsylvania, and DR..
GenrRa A Mirick- Hn,Aaard-
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-30
Silk
Underwear

If one may judge from this Forable
showing of the latesFmodes for Hutumn,
Silk Underwear is pore delightIl than
ever Even the aiftest femini1 heart
couldn't resist the charms fItrimly
banded-almost skvere unhsuits.
vests and bloomers IL glove silk. keore-
cite crepe, tatfetasI Satins andIother
washable silks ard developed in the
loveliest camisoles, chemises - hight
robes imaginahi"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-30

Attorney General Harry Irwin. of
Hawaii with the assistance of the
territorial health board A report
will soon be made to Governor C. J.
Mccarthy for communication to
Porto Rico.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-30

A rev magnificence invades the world
of Furs. This season designers have
outdone themselves in presenting Fu
wraps and small pieces of an elegance
unmatched for many seasons. There are
handsome Coats, Wraps and Scarfs, at
tractively lined. Make it u point to visit
the Fur displays; to enjoy the beauty of
the peltries and the new styles, while you
are attending the formal presentation of
the new modes for Autumn and Writer.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-30
lnquet

Cardinal
,al guest
The Hotel
D., which
ispices of
and amli-
ties of the
The affair
ether the
prominent
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-30

Devating from maiored path which they no doubt
intended to pursue number of the very Blouses
Haunt novel revers edged dainty with imitation
They deveoped-need say georgette crepe and
the countless overbouse novelties
And certainly dreary Autumn will the
cheering brightness of vivid reds
blues which shown in abundance here.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-30
Form Club to Breed
Rabbits For Their Fur

London, Sept. so. = An organiza-
ton known as the Beveren Club has
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-30
MilLinerV-

In all the first showings one is apt to
find an abundance of large brimmed
Hats, but this year their originality de-
pends mostly on the duvetyns, suede
cloths and rich velvets, from which they
are developed. Fashion places more than
due emphasis on brims that are irregu-
lar. Turbans and other small HAS also
lean toward rich fabrics. Beret Gowns
and directoire brims are presented hep
arately and in combination.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-30

THESE FALL FASHIONS tremendously to
of their styling the richness of their fabrics
but not least the of their Autumnal
Autumn kys and cooring foliage challenge all seek beaut
full apparel And here displays plentiful in all those
tune essentials which women need to look their best
Keeping with the beauty in dress Accessories Fab
rcs Underwear and Chidren Clothes for Autumn And then
there the Footwear which the Autumn launches All
and view their charms during this initial pres
enation
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-30
NeU
Separate Skirts
That Fashion sponsors the vogr-
confirmed by the great var'-

confirmed by the modes
Jlaids
associate
tones styling
lap in the will
one Hl- surprises diversity.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-03

AiI.\>A uul io>t Nnt
tisf Al iltis> >lOil\ ~
pi~I AUSTRIAN
tNriRuRs

rsrit, lans g a. maR wav ~.
no.i ioiolsslrs apd csram, ih.
n.ei b piaNeqas ,,,ase. lo thc i~aes
gnsuea via Nas.ra ana German,
laal sin tyaseiion fif sels 81 ihsn
saa isnaklfo lfeanilau committed
ao| onlv darns ihs uaf hal al,n lu
nI tr,cIDos dssa ef ihn "a sl.ais
domiren IN farope Tho ctufa
ens'ftt vlll ~ walled uf,on ~ r,siofs
$50 tofis 81 ntirFf mnf'nr from
.ka|iz io Nssiualis Witch sfs esther
81 arisii, haofls of rH-ioa. yain
and wer' taken In l0me ftf id oi ihl
swlds hiNHff from M countries
eho havD Al lsi hefons Nciorons
ihs ilfislh nsls.an. rfcnch ana ini
sn eougam,nis haNe claims ol thf
nsiure u4ar ihs ensny sany ~ ihs
claims evoke aetara of ih, wan
a. nii psfsAni ~ iisishare rale ffam
che low tpanisl's io lhe iiarsu .iair
faN ls claim'ns. on b,hali of ras
esny medals Jewell anl crowns form
im psfi 81 lhe Met.el hel9aoma sua
Other precious ohie.ns eAsrh slhausA
n'aeti prosperity were removed Ca
glsaaa Apring ihs ,isb.ssuih ctn,asy
The, s.ea ask ~ enc isisfn Il Darn.
Ufe ard silver laie hsmnslne 10 lin
henss ~ Medlo sni az lhs ancien, IN
sifumsnis ~ asifonom, apd nhysies
belonging 10 lhe aesdemy n cimcnto
removed ~ lhr f.arasnet and cent -
q rrascni 80 ,hcif Hapssare ,eu To- ~
slcnns
Modena require iae reiufn % ihe
Nraa ht cofftgio. which was r,mos
"a in lSe by Arehdake Francis a. 81
@ell - menneef brosas isom she
Moisna library. removal % lhs aame
ilme. lnemdine nbla yolrarA. Rfe
sarluin Romanam and ofncmm ncat
iae Virgins Also requires tho re
eioriion ~ number ~ other 90
i'cis which we're elalmed by shc Duke
q Moien 80 iS6s ami 1879 THE
inrlnds Two pieiafe ~ Salvador Rosa
by lteaso
Claims by l'alirmo are ad,aocs d
Hron oAlscis mode in he 'wcltth ana
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Mn UsliltluN tun
" Ar MORN ~ Ms

Nlas Hais, n,s Mo hss been li
rAsrre * n rns,a War W.sk sal
leslions &C. ~ iati Ne wegtAt eN
iiats iea.ouae fet a. nanaso ,fH
section At ne state ss SPECIAL COS
,s,,of lof b. ynaca vs. Nok cam
as'rn Miss rafi. l'sale, hss hssa
aplasnie,i as coileeof 81 ihs au.esa
subscfipiions tor 81 hfIe ard. lossr
roaniy eiih headquarters st a
CHAMBER - ccmlnsrs fooms ia iAt
clsy halt and g is dosin.c npe that
all those ~ho kno~ Aemsslse- le H.
IN arrar. w.il c,l iherc er rliif a.
anuani uf iheir Subscription
Notice hss been rbeeiv,a fron ih.
astonai hesdQaa e. ~. asking lhai eil
rscords b. pre- .r,ea and slstlus iht.
a. tho cansalrn VS. epciicails on
Ger fevsrAnsfi supervision. an sndA
wth pn',haes b. msce ncncs a s,a
eiAi drive 30 c'esn 40 the rc,ords ls
nov tn<ng made
whsn shs audit IL completed. a hsi
y Delinquent qiodfea will be cosn.
oiled aud 9ublshed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-03

AlIiseata esaiagY ~ Alah eosk.
mea si fslefwe ~cfsma ~ NJ
man tlass. ehhA ~err t.rist a~a,
- Nsaus sed usea a "a su,onailen
- lls sbaf. en spFs IAe., sre ~
laf ihe nie.l 'mp0usu. slilslls treas
ar,s. ihs niun n ~hllh 3. cis,msa
fhs ohie,ia ia aa saoD are ne rsst
msnta ~ ~ llolenslAsffsn Coeni
and lf.dsuts y fhrrs ats elAsf
f'timeuls wosl ~ wA.lA vegt mait
en ihp oIisf - reaiaa si fhe sui -
ihe ls,'hh otn,un far use "a tAr
coninAilon tsvmony wefA ~ ihls
b lsfv vas the ur,tsi province ~
Afah c'nhsolinfers who wsre a. "a
pcf|of 10 tauHesn srsusure
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-03
TIL" FOR SORE,
TIRED FEET--AH! F.!
"Tii" is grand for aching, swol-
len tender, calloused feet
or ccTns.

Az What reiief Ma rac-e tired feet /;
~ saore s1rning fset ~ more swollen,
aehl@g. tender. kwtafv feat No more
ssssress "a errrs c4ilcBses. bunions
Na matter shat Aiis yo1r feet or What
wnAer the sun r9a'se tired without get
sgng RI .ef. 5ust Bse ~3Iz" 'sIlE" u the
arsy remedy taat draws out all the
yso.sanvas sxaiatsors whieh puff ur tho
faet. 4'TsxF cures ycHr feot trSnese 80
yx@ Il nrser limp 90 draw - Your faro
In ssasn. lgar ssaDes wUB's ysegn tlght
aa8 se0r fse@ Will neFer. narer hurt or
res sore snd swollen. Thsnk ~ Il. NO
rrre foot raiesy. no rsafc agvny frcm
eofns c4ssaasses er bunscns.
Ess . n etrt box AZ any drug store
oY derAagmeat stare af5 ges instant re-
Nef Wear smaller sa0@s just onea
trv ~Ysx# sfs . wiiaale years. ioot e0si-
fort fsr sniy rs cents Think of X.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-03
OKLAHOMA oil.
MEN IN TEXAS

san Ansonla. f,,ss iane = ns,1sf,
Oaihl,alh wha bssma fsnaeas awrn
90 nicn ,hrpashaul ihs pefli hy dis
CoF,fius ihe lamoa, Oifna r,4' vf
oahhoaa. ~ IN Hsn Autoula last
wr,k white hsne he tlcsrd deil
tar inoeo asfs ln Nlasauss clanil.
tse paf,hanefs nrlns IRlcAaa afli's
= n Fiaher "a another U'i man 81
llarlieniiie. otls. who acaaifrd a.lnio
very sAluahls elpac IN actvagc IN wa
son, Aisssoss and Lave Oak voau'ls.
ih' past week
Major Alsa . Miles oll man amt
banker ol taisa Ukia. Whn was sta
toned hi fuu Siam ltuaston tafing
the mobilization - mapectof asneftl.
haa bbeshi a block ~ 5000 acres ef
lsaass near rloresy,lle iis paftaef
Gas waamil~r. it expected in naa
Anlonio lhls wesk 90 make an W
sl'eelion of the propNilra
Jamea " Nsfhaa apa y W au
land ~ runca cllY. Okla. viii viait
Nouihwest Texas doflns lhr week NJ
Mcfmw q national republican com
mliteemen fnr Oklahoma. banker an.l
oil man and Mr narlAnd hsars th,
disslnctian of pelns ,he heaslpnt uur
rhAsor % Victory iiands IN uAlskoma
haviag buafhl ~ An uu0 worth tha
cto8lng day ~ thr eampsirn in that
state During Doc War hn haa thsrNs
of raising nAIahemaA quota fog lha
foehv Meme Christian association
ne 4 T. ranelon. tofmrrlY of|
Wiehta falla. hug now 4 resident OH
san Anianlo. haylnv feeentlg aurha
~ beansiful home IL ilracou llla
wlll arfiye Monday w8h his fAmlN
nr ldginglon VIII drll seyefai Ws'lls
In thls section. hut ~ has not yas an
nonne.d bis locations Il ~ kHown
however. that he recaniiy afaofma
soue v"ry attractive ivasea Ia Wilson
and Live oak connilea thfangh pmer
Ii hnneaiel ~ the i.aqua euu.lauy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-03

haf dues " Fhaf was effectively.
ilAafnaKhlg Why 9sg dawn on staa
fiear. tle Yyurs.H mn Ansn i haps. nnA
nave su fs'ol @Ath paaAamsy pla@fmrs.
EfsaasY vgfsinafel# tlNsi r,yb saff. stlsAy
tats, ami dEakinR knissa afli selesorw.
maHgH Naa ema pessI tff Yus4r earn us
eHllitR III an~ esAnsHlssse 4ssssee. snaam.
futtY and wurelY. with fgga@ls. sAssl ~.
ssAay 7ths~ lt9~ " f@kna 4 ~ 4 sars
nnts tn alally Httasit# Yen uae ~
8 dFupa aut that'3 nH "tissta III sasess
ehs rvat Nst rid III tlml s@rn pain
az uhee NO ihai Yuu enn wnFk aud play
Hn ~ sista "a usnbtaf uRA4 Nnnsli4A
sssdn II n mevrg ntlls
''fiwin H. 10. gWapaHired money
back e9gls tstmesef 4lla only surs wmY.
ss~ats hus tfgfie IA any irnx asseu.
ME'd hy r. lakwrssnsn Il eu. t'hle@g0.
~,
Sold III fiuthfte anil recommended
~ she W0fife hszA Corn Neu4eay. ~
tsAsl tlAtg stnFs and lallla Dfu8 Il
at@tiogsfy Company ahd A N Gray.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-03

Canadian golfers are hard "a
rat bat Canadian hospitality can.
sos be tssfen." declared Charles
'-fhSek~l Evans. Jr.. amateur and
sen etsn pisn golfer of he United
ftafee. ef;er be had returned from
ie Isarnl',oa sss Peterborough cslf
isi-s Canadian experts ir tiese
assts had rone~i.es hsfs 10 play bis
,est 70 s~in. ars then bv.h clubs had
ns<e hsn = fife member. "Csnada
ny opiaion.~ hs sc>ed. ia par
so,f
1A<sof tfse nsI56le q JU,e Evans
sopes 70 fszie fss fifth trip 70
-ana6a - Dlsy Tor the benex, ~ the
-srs1sss nd Cross. Other mated
,olfsrs who may 70 aiorg are
grzoefs CutF1sf. Jerome u. Traverx
ssd ge&a G. hs1>rson. The ettfex
si<is~s ris ~ Sortreai. otfz va. u
frc,evs-s ~ S<z ar3 Tor0ato.
Czaz<a ss string o< veil
As1sst es1 courses fron IL ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-03

lantic 10 tho Pacific. ranging from
seaside links n Ht. Andrews by.the
.sea on the Bay of Fundy 70 the
Ianff Springs Golf Club. Alberta.
where tie roIfcr ean play hia game
at an altifune Of nearly mile. Go
ing farther west he can play the
ysncoagsr and Victoria. golf club.
where the altitude IL not far nfoss
the Sen and where the golf sharp rsn
play the royal ord ancient game
every month IN the twelve, because
the Japan current derrefs that there
shall he no "wiBter killed" greens.
This year will be Tie eresierf In
Tie history u Canada end the United
States 70 far % international golf Is
concerned. Ten u canads's best
golfers VII play npainsf ten ~ the
hest from the United States n thu
Hamilton Golf asd Country Club
Hamilton. Ontario. on July 25fh, and
he fansdsen Seniors. wno son the
i,sks ef Desonahsre's Cup In -
match agslnf. fssf Tnsfc4 ftate<
Gsnien. WI 5sfssd sts cup h 9 ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-03

1A.s serisnos. Ivesiaent fiiei "A
Harvard tnltsfalf = ssit la hsss
slsen - ~ tcteli ~ sssfessus a.
nssd ef the anlsfsiis Hpaatlnf
lasi ~ wefas IN ~ srel'ef rofle,,
N a ls Aafseahls 81 tlsv ias aHrsf.
ailsle1 srhaflassntni - a haraessed
saatier - pstilss sliilns 80 a semss
levs esl Fsasias iae ssmmsifs " =
sslllfnily pseirl pafafn"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-03

cst rns OF sss rsss y Win Nee
A aan o1en iafesis iae sxsst nams
~ ihs aFss'le = Wishes - raruss,e
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