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Aumento, como dijimOs antes, dc
$500 por millar en- todas las vitoIas.
Seguridad y pcrmaneHeia en- los que.
bios de Ia isla de las fabricsS va cs,a.
blccidas reapertura de las .sibrieas
de Cidra y Mayagdcz, cerradas Gssde
hace varies meses.
Ademas sc soIicit6 aumento de sucldO
para los rezagadores Y trabajadores de
Ia industria, lemandando un 80 por eien-
to de aumento sobre sus salaries.
No ,cresmos en- In pOsibilidad de lie.
gar n IN &C. 30 por- ahora. 4.---l.-
FL Sr. Jose Maria Gonzalez, a uuien
solo pudo hablar nuestro rcdactor por
breves minutes por cstar sumamente
ocupado manifesto 10 siguicntc:--s
Que las caushs de la hucIga por 10
Iue Ia compafiia respccta obedecc al
hechO dc que la compafiia no puede
sostcncr el mismo nGmero dc opera
rios que el aEo pasado' debido a las
malas condolences existcntes en- el mer.
cado de cigarro elaborado y a Ia sus-
pension dc 6rdenes que recibianios del
gobicrno.
Que Ia compafiia estaba dispuesta q
reanudar el trabaio en- sus f6bricas en-
cualquier tempo empleando sOlamente
ell personal necesario que dcmandcn las
condolences del EegOcio.
Que la eompafia al rccibir Ia noti.
ficaci6n de sus operariOs dOnde SC re.
ehazaba cl plan de socializaci6n que
les fue prcscntadO, ofrpci6 todOs los au.
mentos que pudO los operariOs que
trabajan en- los distintos departamen-
tOs de SUI industria.
Que ell cicrre de las fdbricas en- al.
gunos puntos dc la isla obedeec Ia
disminuci6n de 6rdenes por tabsco ella
Dorado.
Que no aeeptan nj pueden aeeptar
bajO nihgdn conecpto la petici6n dc los
obreros a intervenir en- los asuntos dc
Administrator.
FL excessive trabajO que tienc que
atender cl Sr. Gonzalez como manager
dc la compaiiia no permiti6 departir
mas ampliamepte con 81 con respeetO
q este asuhtO, pcro estas son las mani
festaciones capitaEes que nos ha herho,
asi las ofreeemos al pdblico.
Deseamos la pronta soIucion dc este
cOnfictO entire la cOmpahia y el gre.
rnio de tabaqueros, pues esta situaei5E
afeeta la vida eeonomica del pals, en-.
toFpece la marcha de los negocios, y
lleva muchos hOgares la eseasez y Ia
ramargura.
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UN DESTROYER AMERICANA
EN- DAMTZlC. -COMISlON
OlARRADA PARA. RESOl-
YER IN ASUNTO GRAVE.

Amsterdam, febrero 16.-Arrib6
a Dontsig (puerto aleman del Bal
ticol q destroyers Aylwin Wickes,
de u Narina de guerra de los Es-
tados Jnidos, el cual conduce a la
COmisitn noInbrada pof los Pode-
res aIialios para inspeccionar los
astilIe y, arsenales de guerra dc
tan inIportantfsiIna base naval
En- Holanda circular rumores de
que " gestion principaIisima dc
. los Cpnlisionados sera encaminada
a csclarecer, de modo que no doio
lugar a duda a las naciones de Ia
Entente, 81 Alemania oculta sub
marines en- aquella parte de Ia cos
Ia del ex-Imperio.
La Colmision va asesorada nor
ex-Consules aliados en- Ia referida
,ciudad.
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Los SENADORES PIDEN URGENTES MEDIDAS
PARA AB0LIR LA PROPAGANDA
DEL "BOLSCHEvIKISMO"

Lbs mas prOminentes Senadores de la nac6n pubcanO
m6crs han pedo hoy Ia Immediate aprobacin leye para
mpedr La propaganda anarqusta de los DabOs ROjO
coneran la mas terrible pro-
gre que deben imperar la Repdblica.
En- Ell debate que promovdo para dscut proposition
ley rerente los preupuestos Senador declare que pu-
b aciOnes prdique dOctrna de puna incen-
di h abogan por crimen
pOr cual sOc de Ia Legislature enegcas mgentes yes que
impidan tan sectarOs ruins prOp6sisOs.
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Den Paris que George Carpenter mas notable Campe6n
g peso que pude presenar Fac prOnto reba
lic EercO que ngres6 vOuntsamente para
pai rmara cOmprometiendCse uchar
Bunbarder Wells en- Londres =.
Carpenter los Esados Undos,
tempo le possible fin de luChar con los mas hahes
diestrOs pujilstas de NOrte America.
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l. SlRENA DE LA FE HA SIDO CONvERTIDA
EN- PLEBEYA ALARMA DE FUEGO

fOrmes de Washington dicen que srena OdOs
convocabase ALI vecinOs durante
cOnnagrac6 para que dean preces al CielO pOr victoria
los Aados dO vendda Ciudad de Pleasant que
convertible vulgar aarma de fuego.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-17
LOS REPRESENTATIVES .ALTADos ExAMINAN
III C0MPLICADISuN0 pROBLEMA RUsO

Los MARoNTTAs DE L1BANo QU1EREN ca TNDEPHNDBNOTA
Z. Ccnseo Supreme de las OOnerencas de ID Par smpex6
dcatir reunion ceebrrda pOr tarde question -
examinada ampamente actual del mpero
para Confenostas nfOes ohcaes
Despues examinada question rns Conseoa
lesass Ia administration de LdbanO (Asa menOr quenss
pisa segregarse de los turcos. sS
N ds1k N. largo
sOsta anchO
p do
ansaso xunqua s - ~ 49, -. 5. s.
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- resuea que tan prono hme Ia Isy eoneediendo
ausonoma Catalina Rsy Dc Epaaa haz vajs seo1hado
Conde Romanonss jsfs del oobisrno u Cndad CL
Ia pobac6n de Barcelona seogfdo nocia vsrdado
idbo puss da snssndsr cue oobms ds laz hzE1
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Los SninnOs est6u exaltadiEmos O 81 ex-Tmpsrio
multudes que Il negada dc 10 Com6n aliadg
cumpr los deseOs de Polona que ege os Asdo h
enrega magncO puerto dc Danzg que Ssa 81 1neo
de Poonia al mar
Ia egada de Ia Comis6n ha produdo efssto De na bome
Los pOacOs pden ambn POssn psrO Hndsnurg dscsdo
que Ia arrasar& antss de Tsndira.
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BeLicoso diiscufso de IN Ministro alen1dn


(De nuestros CCrrespOnsales especialesD
PARIS fsbrrO 1eKI prssdsus wilson dssarado cue
tnta Ia opinion eOmpaFda po os jfss Dc Bss6o as Tne
Fanc de que las De IL Confsncs ds asspusS
de Ia sprObaoi6n De todos los auo SIN sxs s eompzdmo
de IL "Liga de NaeiOnss" tsmnaFzn JUNO prtximo.
Ese ms-agsga prssdsnss wson-sstsFA tsasado Dc pas
AIsmania someido Ia frma de los Representatives.
Be prOca por cdOs los msdos posbs aessaF In reunion Dc
Delegates las as Principe dOnds aguasdos
representation dc 10 Entente
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Is erencia unAnme los Delegates que asn s Con
frencias que vecan Quai osay que 81 pEssdsns
Wilson sene Ia que gs de NseiOns eonstuys
e mas diiic probma sOdOs tos somssdos du.
sion ALI
Oncilaoa que redacte Ia conssuci6n de
Ia Lga Nacione ha dsclarado ambn 81 presdsne VII
ondepende que OdO o demAs pomas fatan o dseusr
Sc resuelvan en- termnos amistosos
II triunfo abaos de Ia Confersncih decarado
ntes Presdsnte de Il gran Rsp6bicaesk fsae6n con
sesgo que Ia Lga de NacOnss opinion tabsa
parte Hutin sI ECHO de Paris daro De h eel
nfsaf
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a Ia Prensa:
AL cerrar la ofcina
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= FL PRESIDENTE RET0RNA PARA ASSIST
A LA CIaAUSURA DEL C0NGRE90

PARIS fsbrsrO 1eHan smbsrcado Brst para nusva York
presidnte Wilson, eposa II mayor parte De coms que
Ie acompah6 al lIsgar por prmsra Rrancia.
II Presidents 81 George washingson dgs
capital de los Estados Undos pop6o De ssssr Il
cIausura del Congress-.
despedss am6 rstorna srk dsntso Dc euao ssna
mas para uItmar 10 rsfersnts Il "Ldga De Nscionss
Al buque transpoe que conducs M Wilson e seoss sl
acOrasadO New Mexico. cue ls spsr6 Ia raAa Dc pssst
LA "LIGA DE Las NAC1oNEs -
REGIRA P0R TEMPO ulDErTNrD0
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-17

Del prOyseo rsdacsado para eonssar Lga Dc NasiOae
smadO IA cusua que haca que sxprsdo
ORGANISING rsgigfs pcr dsz a6os solamsnss. p
Ultima hor dsspuss de aealoradas discusons
aprobac6n Delegates que Il Iga e sonss
ssrk tribunal psrausnss fao inapsIabIs rsgk
tempo indeanido
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-06-25
GUARDS PATROL WHEAT BELT
To Prevent Threatened ]. W. w. Sa-
botage in Kansas Wheat Fields
Policy Due to Insurance Men

Kansas City, MO, June 24-Deter-
mination to patrol the wheat belt of
Kansas with armed guards until after
harvest was reached at a conference
here attended by representatives Of
the Insurance. &c companies, railway po-
lice, secret service agents, L. T. Hns,
sey, state fire warden Of Kansas. and
Z. S. Harvey, assistant United States
attorney for the district of Kansas. :
Mr.. Hussey told the insurance men
reports coming to his Office indicated
there is grave danger of the Industrial
Workers OF the World repeating the
work of 1917 when many grain stor-
age houses were burned.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-06-25
grim REAPER
AT'.WALL LAKE
Death Claims Lewis Mccorkindale at
Home Of Nephew at Wall Lake on
7, Last Friday About Noon
HEART TRouBLE WAS CAUSE.
Deceased Born in Glasgow, Scotland,
!. April 10, 1s41-lnterment Made In
n Wall Lake Cemetery

WALL LAKE, June 24-Special-
| After an illness of about a week,
Lewis McCorkindale died at the home
of his nephew, AN. Newly, last Fri.
day about noon, of heart trouble. Mr..
Nice orkindale had not been feeling
in his usual good health for week
or so, but did not think there was
anything serious, and continued liv-
ing by himself in his rooms till the
Saturday before his death when his
nephew insisted on taking him home.
where he could care for him until he
felt better. This never happened, but
he steadily failed from that day, and
there seemed to be no help for him.
The funeral was held at the Presby-
terrain church on Sunday, at $3.50, and
interment made in the Wall Lake
cemetery.
Lewis McCorkindale was born on
April 10, 1841, at Glasgow, Scotland.
When eighteen years of age, he came
to America and made his home with
his sister, Mrs. Newly, at Davenport.
Iowa. He learned the hari1esa trade
and worked at his; trade, locating at
Wall Lake in 1896 and retired from
work in 1912. He was one aM the
business men and property owners of
town and will be missed by all. His
interest in public affairs was shown
when he built the post Office building
and also when he furnished the Red
Cross with workroom rent free the
past winter.
Three nephews and two nieces are
his only remaining relatives: Geo. D.
Newly, OF Tacoma, Wash; Arch and
Lewis Newly, Of Wall Lake; Mrs.
Chas. Goodenow Of Wall Lake, and
Mrs. w. M. Hotchkiss, Of Sibley.
Mr.. and Mrs Schmitz of Odeb0lt,
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-06-25
VAL ITEMS
++*+*+~**+* : = = !

Mrs. John Dieter and daughter, Car
oline, went to Ida Grove Saturday for
a few daysf visit at the Clarence KEEL
ly home.
Mrs. J. j. Dugan and son, Earl, and
niece, Mary Kennedy, and Mrs. e. IT,
Quirk returned home Wednesday
from Omaha, where they were visit
Ing. They returned in a new Nash
coupe. Miss Mary McNamaar accom-.
panied them for short visit, return
ing Saturday.
Miss Marguerite Flynn was down
from Denison the week end for a visit
at the H. j. Seigner home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Costello, of Ma
nilla, visited here last week at the
parental, Mrs. P. Costello, home.
Otto Meyers, of West Side, attended
the dance in Vail Thursday evening.
Frank Slegel and wife are visiting
relatives in Nebraska.
Mrs. Chas. Woods is reported quite
sick and her many friends hope she
will soon recover
Miss Ada Deter and sister, Caro-
line, left Monday for a visit with their
sister, Mrs. Clarence Kelly, and fam
lily at Ida Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter O'Connor were
passengers Sunday to vail to spend
the day.
L frank Kinney, of Omaha, came Sun
day for visit with relatives.
Mrs. NJ. Shupiter returned home on
Sunday from few days visit with
her daughter, Mrs. Bunt, of Glidden.
Fred Fritz and j. Stall, OF Manning,
visited friends here Sunday.
Mart Mccullough had a valuable
steer killed Sunday morning on the
railroad track by an eastbound train.
Mrs. Elmer Brasel and daughter,
Lois, and Miss Brasel, Of Dow City,
spent the Sabbath day at the Thomas
Powers home.
Mrs. A. D. Servoss returned to Pts
gah Sunday after a short visit with
relatives here.
Mart Mccullough was here from
Carroll Sunday.
Willie Gallagher, wife and daughter
returned Friday from Rochester,
Mimi, where he had been taking
treatments.
Paul Gronemeyer visited friends in
Denison Sunday
Harold Rudd and M. Rudd, of Dow
City, visited friends here Friday eve
ming.
Mrs. Frank Sheridan and daughter,
Violet, returned last week from Leeds
where they had been to see Leroy
Sheridan, who has been suffering with
appendicitis. Z
"a number, from here attended the
dance in Arcadia Friday evening.
Vail friends were grieved to learn
OF the death of Mrs. Harold Servoss
OF Denison.
M. Monaghan last week hold his
farm south OF town to C. b. LMcCor-
mick for $500 an acre He then pur-
chased from c. P. Lorenzen the Geo.
NOvotne place paying $345 an acre.
a Clarence Walck is visiting here at
the w. f. Mannon home. He has been
in the army and Just received his dis.
charge after two years. service on
the Mexican border
Misses Nell and Teresa Keeney
were passengers Monday to Council
Bluffs, where they will attend summer
school.
Harold Quirk visited Monday in
Dunlap at the home Of his brother,
Ralph Quirk, and wife. !,
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-06-25

/, our last two on account of the war
may be able to keep one now.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Newly were ov-
er from Lytton last Sunday.
Miss Florence Zein returned from
two weeks visit with relatives at
Holstein last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Claussen enter
tanned number of returned soldiers
of the world war on Tuesday evening
| in honor of their nephew, Wayne
|Bradley, who is visiting them.
Miss Emeline Dean, having complet-
ed the required amount of teaching
at the close of the school year, has
received her life certificate.
DR.. Fired More came from Des
Moines last week to join his wife and
children who were visiting here at
her parents, and they all returned to
Des Moines on Monday. 5t
Mr.. and Mrs Ed Mohr who are
camping at the lake this month. were
over to spend Monday here with his
mother, Mrs. Henry Mohr.
Rev. DR.. Slattery expects to spend
this week at Trinity church at Sioux
City retreat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. B. Ahrens and
daughter, Gayle, of Belle PLANE, were
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Fischer
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Fischer spent
last Thursday at Sac City at his
brothers, j. L. fischer.
The young ladies class Of the Pres
'byterian Sunday school will hold a
food and candy sale in the Hopkins
building this week Saturday.
Mrs. Hotchkiss came Thursday noon
from Sibley and returned there Tues
day morning.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-06-25

!: % : Church
; &sAnnounc glngnt?
! [z9
MY 6 In

table In the communion service and
have our natures refreshed as we par.
take of the broken body and shed
blood.
The following young persons will be
received into, church membership:
Mr.. and Mrs. Merton L. Holley, Hugo
Saggau and Carl Mcfarland.
Sunday school at MAS under the
able leadership OF Sears McHenry.
Christian Endeavor at GAS with Miss
es Almarine Gebert and Erma Rath as
leaders.
At 8 p. m, the subject of the SER
mon is Have You Confident Assur-
ance?" Inasmuch as this is the last
service In our church prior to vaca-
ton we are cordially inviting you to
be present and enjoy these speial fea.
lures as well as hear the gospel
preached.
Robert Karr, Minister.
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METHODIST cHURcH NOTES

METHODIST CHURCH NOTES
Next Sunday morning at 10:3O the
pastor purposes preaching on the sub
ject "The Duty and Privilege OF
Church Membership" At this SER
vice class OF young people is to be
received into the church. The sacra-
ment of baptism will be administered
at the morning servie.
AT 8 p. m. the pastor will preach
the annual Fourth of July sermon.
The subject will be '"TNhe Relation OF
Church and State" or ''The Christian
in Politics"
All other regular services of the
church at the usual hours, You are
cordially invited.
Miss Katharile Lands, of Marsh
alltown, who was visiting friends in
this city, favored the congregation
with beautiful vocal solo at the
morning service on Sunday.
e. j. H. Boyd, Pastor.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-06-25
DElOlr FARMERS ELEVATOR
MEETING \;

All stockholders and others inter-
ested are urged to attend farmers
elevator meeting at Deloit on Friday
evening, June 9th, at 9 o'clock, new
time.
This is a general meeting for the
purpose of explaining to the commun-
ity what has been accomplished since
the cooperative elevator was organ
lied. ID Comet n H. P. Grill.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-06-25
pENlsoN HosPfrAL NOTES

John Mccarthy and Cecil Hecht
both underwent minor operations at
the Denison hospital this morning,
from which they are recovering nicely.
s Little Virginia Bollen had her ton
sils removed yesterday and was able
to return home today. .
Mrs. Gus Koenck. who suffered
major operation a few weeks ago, was
able togfeturn to her home this week. /,
Il ,,ss ~ y =. X 4 81 q ~
i Being strld tl}at they ought TO blush
for atheir bDidness, many girls proceed
to the drug store to purchase the
wherewithall.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-06-25
MARRIAGE LICENSES

The following licenses to wed have
been issued by County Clerk ]. w.
Monaghan during the past week: June
10, Henry Jansen and Emma Bauer;
June 49,, j.. v. Barborka and Ida Bo-
seeker; June 81, Gustave Dumdei and
Amanda A. letter; June %, Gustave
Huffman and Dorothy Fischer; June
"a, Fred Hansohn and Bertha Johann
sen.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-06-25
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH NOTES,

til Here are few Of the special fea-
lures OF the services for next Sunday.
Miss Lillian North, at home from Grin
nell, with a pleasing voice will render
a sacred solo Sunday evening, We
will have the. opportunity of listening
to the sweet voice of Miss Emma Bot
ger, while Prof Sam Gratke in his
own impressive way will favor us
with baritone solo Sunday evening.
The above three names ought to be
sufficient to make you anxious to be
with us, but in addition to them our
splendid choir have anthems for both
morning and evening services.
At 1920 we will sit at the Lords
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-06-25
~ 8. s. cHURcH NoTEs

. Mr.. and Mrs, C. S. Kennedy and
Mr.. and Mrs. Fry, OF Logan, who are
members of the special reunion com
mittee, held a special meeting at the
L. D. s. church on Sunday. Elder
Berve, who was expected to be pres.
ent, was unable to attend. 4,
Carl e. Anderson, Of TT. Dodge,
spoke at the morning service and FL
der Bert Barrett, of Lamont, had
charge of the evening service ait the
local church. Both are interesting
speakers. 7IsiS 4
There will be special choir work on
Tuesday evening. all choir members
are requested to be present. All other
services Of the week as usual.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-06-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Will Newby, of Lytton,
Mr. and Mrs. Will Irwin OF Sac City,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Meyer, of
Sac City, were those from out Of town
who attended the funeral !.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-06-25

MEEHAN HOSPITAL NOTES
Dorothy Fastje had a minor opera
ton performed at the Meehan hospital
yesterday. She is doing nicely.
Mrs. J. T. Murphy, Of Mapleton, who
has been receiving treatment at the
hospital, returned home yesterday.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-06-25

The patriotic youth in many places
do not feel that July fourth has been
adequately celebrated unless the fire
department has been thoroughly ex,-
ercised.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-07
SOMETHING CONE
WRONG, NE SAYS
Cincinnati Welcomes VictorS
With Great Ovation,

CINCINNATI. Oct. 2. - Mansscr
"Y,a. Gleason -, IN. yvh,.. Go, he.
W w
sors leaving Tor Cincinnati last night
where the sixth game Of the worlds
s.r,es n, IN h. nlay.d TODAY with tho
p.a. ..a h. mn. ..,cr n, heart" ove,
~. 80 IA. w. ,.d n,.y.d "a. vnwr
81 So,', Lnoy who,'s ~. mat,er -
..,d c,,...or ..bu, + "A KNOW that
49, s~n.. ,h'as 4" ,,rns u,,h ,,, ,sou Th.
,s.m ! va c.h,,n~ IN Auyu., tor the
n.nn. ~, would h,ye trimmed ,he Reds
vl,hont n str,,xxle. The bunch ! have
now couldn't beat a hIgh school team.
We hit something over .2s8 for the sea
,.c. Non, ,hs,.s Inn hest hitting any
hall cruh ever aid in the history OF base :
hal, Tn. way those .2so h,tters acted
ss,j,., Filler they couldn't make a
Ma. an , h,gh school tenm
.r ..,...s h,, h,y. IN. nest
N,u s,,,h ~ sv., wa, NIT together.
rs,,,,niy haye hnen disa ppo,nted In 4,
,n ,his scr,s. II hasn't pInyed baseball
",,.,. ~.u. There A. on,y a bare
,h,re. th.v c.n win nov
w, .. ..,,,.
You KNOW u aoesn zen p'.n,"
.hat this team .ns. ~ III 49, M =
XXI, ~, " ,.,i you 7 am snso,ntsly Sick a,
49, thcnsht iii ~ them were nv
hcr. ,slt i've . schoo, teacher migb,
~, ,or,yd nj. pnpils loved those
No. TO- ,h. w.v ,hey Tough, for me
M. .u,nmcr"
'",u '' ,.,, :,
Inc tsmpat,ns neo. ne ,""r,,
.o,o,,rr ,n allan Iands~and Cincinnati,
,vyrsS az, an no.se IN .ccord n greet
IN. ,ror. vocifcyous than ever wa,
.hcwsrsH unon a fIock Of bo.ebs,ling
..p,.s.s "'''
' ,S,
The Reds havent scduircn tns ~"Ia
champion cheesecio.n % yet. out no c"e
would think 20 1udS,nS rom me M r,,
sude 81 the fanatics nefeaoouts r@n' @
ieet that ne Red: o'uaesonea @ I'm .ns ,sU s1i
;.s ,W%py va mSv os"% nss% onlv NJ ' cn. NOR NOR. t.
umph to complete tne cteps iTr .n, I'm,
sago. mas entnused n ,n,s nSssn~,, wn,H. CRAZY
town beyond description OF Woios'
And meanwhile Pat Moran has be.
come a figure Of more heroic mold---a
far a. Cincinnati n concerned than !,
Uo,A ~oA thn vaVtoua fiAIl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-07
new MEMBERS IN
CHAMBER BOARD
Twenty-Six Names Added to
Personnel of Directors.

The meeting OF the board OF d.
rectors of the Chamber OF Commerce
called to discuss especially importan,
matters, held today in the Huckin,
hotel, marks the first gathering oi
the newly organized board. The
board has been increased from Is
members to n. under the new bylaw,
and constitution OF the Chamber.
The complete boafd, including Of
ficers, i, as follows:
President, Geo. Frederickson, frs,
vice president, A. W. Boyd. second
vice president. J. +. Owens; third
vice president. Henry &. Snyder
treasurer, ]. A, Brown; Fred D.
Bearly, c f, Bentley. W, $, Budk-
ley A. II. Clas,en. D. W: Collins
{. II. Converse, J. K. Co,,ingham, f.
w Dale. W. G. Dean, Hugh Donley,
w. W. Edwards, Fred P. Finerty,
Cha'. W. Gun,er, w. NJ, Harrison,
J, W. S Hutchlns, Hugh NJ John
son. d I. Johnston, Or. J. T. Martin,
A. T, Monroney, Tuns,all Morris, G..
b. Parker, W. J. Pettee Rev. |. Frank
Roach, J. X. D. Shaiier, NJ. ID Scott
X. NJ. Scott, J, W. Shartel, X. V.
Smith, 6. g., Sohlbers, J. W, Sweet
T, {, Thatcher ], W. Upsher, w. II
Vesper, K. A. Vose, L. Z. Wester-
welt, d. NJ. Witt.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-07
ART Gurmmn Says:
sComisksy Could Saw carfars By
Not Going Back to Cinci
Dear Editor:

Dear Editor.
Wen Ed. ] have been looking al over
town and have found only one bird
which VIII admit he picked the White
6ox TO win the world title ana i seems
the rest Of them guys knew al the time
that the Rods would have . Walkaway.
90 ! guess most everybody will win
money on the serious on account OF
everybody betting on the Reds and very
few on the Sox.
AZ that I'd. have Nggered that y
takes couple birds to make q bet ana
they must have been some fellas which
vas willing to take a chance on the
Aox or mebbe a lot OF E,iy0 WAS making
Wogers with themselves.
That was some shiny han which Eller
vas pitching yesterday Ed. and ] guess
~ reflection o. eomethine got In the
Sy0o Of the Sox batters becauss they
e s:s .s: ns e S.1 n sss HSsssF s.s'Ds
MI Wus Comisksy ] would cali the
Qes1ous Oft and save earfare over 70
C1nc. what 10 the uee Of taking them
0og over there and throwing them IN
me ying again with Rsuthsr q msbbe
ssllee. You are right Ed- thsy 10 not
no use.
sreat thing Ed. One writer bird says
rot with siugHers like Eddie Collins.
Felsch and Jackson In the So1 lineup
II them hit figgers DO not lie Collins
has got himself average of Ill 40 far
ana Feisch 10 staggering along with .o77.
Hut q man should not blame Happy
because Gleason viii not leave the poor
fslla do nothing but sacrifice.
Reflectively Yours.
ART QUINN.
TT r. Rl