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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-22

The newly formed good roads asso
olAiion Cor Loxan county has begsF
active operations ~ifh uew 81
achieving the cblecfs 81 has In sicw
with regard to this county
Yesterday. Prank = Kslls. = men
ser ~ the c-mmiffeo appointed on
occurring cooperation on adjacent
oounil-s in this movement. went 20
Perm and held = neeiink Ia The ooufi
house there win he msmber. 81
>obis county. and arranged for =
meeting her. sometime nen seek
The date - b. announced - soon a.
The pood Fosds bili. nos in process
81 being perfected. shall have been
introduced in the ieEislaiare A. fhls
m~~ifg deiegaiss from shit. Noble
and Kay cossiies will be present. and
the matter u gesiing an airline hard
surfaced road from north 20 souih.
'osnmsncing a. he north line of Nay
founfy and running south through
Noble. LozAn. Oklahoma. and other
Iosthsrn counties 70 M Teas state
ne. sili D. fssen ~.
This mofning Ar kelly vent %
'ki4homa city By sppoiniment to
'esi sith y A siHg'eiary. president
Z the Osishoma State Good Reads
ssoelsflon. and he slli present Log8B
ssnty's request 20 b-come = member
~ siafs sssociaiion Already a
Innfies u ths state have loinsd the
Isoeisiion. snd fhis comfy will be /
enc member - soon o. action can (
issen ~ tbs state eonmittee
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-22
|" sI1iers Soothe
Skin Troubles
w With Cutieura|
tlRE fh.urtR> ..NTN.
MN tt
I ~ Htlsl

- 1r~ fagAtnx a. 4nres ~ -
SngArts eep@TmeHt ~Ss 3ag0eass-a
shs mcw1Rg ~ ths re<eiss x ~
sesS q ne~ hese. ~ 49, ~ m1r
te< Aftooers ~ hosz - hs4s
se~te1 sn4 - srrsssl - ss-Isi ~
eeSarsn~ss - haa1lng rres thsi A.
- : 1lstsHce fre4 ~2fer plass
y a. lea~e4 fh4i eser <eNes
ralhons ~ ~Aier a. as~d - ~ fsrx
la e~ruec 80 Ccsfe eompezs sc~a
hce~ss bas tAe SOD ~srk tons In
ocaf.z.rg ~ rsme< le ~ ane Aals
i1g e~1c1zFste< thzi ne seaarsmen
ea1 oeetroi ar frt sAai nay hr.ak
ca Aer~ x & : ssssa As~aaaie msn
ard s.~1iqzzeat
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-22
WOVEN At ~oss

t,a.nx ~ wkr mtllUas os wurstr
taft o~~a a. ~ark In soeaiio1s inio
HticA 49, estf EeEtr sttort hf~1
salie1. Ia Na1fins F'se.crt~ Chfu-
ac4l Acrsf. Meta Ncr&t >trres "a
w4Y& an as Amrgiar1~ Drivers
t.srtFrs ans hIeFatcf 1f.N tn.
aoottes-f feo4ss1es cf others have
t1age- o. serve 81 ftis 49,. eaf a~-
e4sss ~ te1z.s q .ussrfs. shtct haf
sasens1 esut fhem. Asre nc. a. e.
60 - M1sn fr ftIs rea1.tter s1ae e
Ete LFdA h plnAhams NerstAhIt
No1s.oao1 . tf.ai Ant f.nd heuFA ant
sire1sia. as f1eessHt. ~ s,hsrt hare
:. larl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-22
~ tDI.is.' BRltk BltN.k
NOT GIT Nv DR .tiI.IN

The International building. On loiI
is and a. block a.. just aonoss Ok
iahoma avenue, norh from The post
office. and better snown 81 the Bea
dles niosk. has been purchased BY 10
CALVIN Cully
The lots are coyerd by t~u.
story bri,k block. and u l. tho int-n
ton of Dr Gully 20 Immediately -
model the buildings snd fin Them uf
Tor office roms Ne will slso o,cu
~ MONS there Tor his business ~
tees.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-22

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-22
c A / q - o 4 n
WEDNESDAY

Nt1~&@1~H
necsria0n Cor xisislng Ndie4~ b q
luia store 81 10 30
Anernooa pnowrsm from CsngfA
StAte >orms MegAe1ssi eharch
Htsninx Conceri ~ lsfh fNela Ar.
users nant Nesoais rvmfie
vsUss.A>.
Aoern Ciah Mrs. fahes
Nonaan's Nls,sonsfs SeSlsiy IA.
tlst eha~,h
S~nnnlng ssa csids Tor sissiins
iatiss Rssh noa-
Matinee. infataatsca- - GuiAfis
ghs~isr
orsaa Concer ~ Nsis Melnfyre
followed ~ Bail Nssonis fempis
AaNnars pN9-ioa ~ 3--Mrs cha'
Norr.s
FRGpks.
0usArle Auetioa cab Nrs Lymsr
Cray
Meas naaer Clsb - NslAsdis
cAaroh
orchssira Conesri ana nanes Co.
fIks- flks' ,leh
t.oretocn fcr Nrs Prank Dr.. han
Mr. Frst HlrHsl And NJ q 7
Lewis
SaTuRIas
. o o ciaa Mr. anf Mn Lewis q
Bronson
Phi Delta Gamma Club Nrs "A y
sseoree
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-22

nsni yos aImsei ~Ish fNa snals
hass beeu . ustffs 81 AlstEf Lorraine
aId snoash q hsss rsmenhfffa hsss
a. 1874 and ~hn Hssi ls sss ih'' aaf
ffanes has bssan Ia 'slk snstsi he
fslsas, n hsf tolaifi lfam sFrsiss
Tia, settles asrmaRf g atAed
frame. ~opl4n sssh lais aeaehlnsa
tlon ual,ss she ~eft almlaaif fsff
ilow ~oula foa hss Is b. 4 pah'
ilsher ~ sNhpul asosfa lthirs iasi upw
9Th ihe esftalnit thsi even siaasni
. shs ~oria ~fi have 70 have = 49,
one nrki year
li ls no~ fims o. Nstaa ia thlah
lhlaEs sssf anA fre.ff fn ~ Euti
u Il noiabie fa ihAi ihe Am
susan library assneIsiiaa has alsifi
balsd amons ihs a0o oen Americas
anisf arms usafis lnsn aa n0oks ant
NOR, lhaa ooao0 naesnn#s
Tho nlilmai, ,onsansf estHuHusa 20
fna himself hel~esn ihe tr,n ara
ihs deep sea
$500
fNd any of ihosr husy MILITARY "a.
peris iesr sn ast0arf Sc be many
decisive victories wsfe uoa In ias
rf'ai ~orli war
- eafaiofs ~ massams nunt
troNd. ssniismen There are eanash
ahlndeusd rfn~n 20 40 around
Uncle Hsm to hi. snldlsfa and ..ll
afs rofs thank you CO.. kesplns
up my reguiaflou for never having
laai ~at'
fh,nr il fhls io sai ln laatailuu af
U'os ltoh.rsens administration. even
ihus oaflf m ihs came. li ls sha~ ins
dividends. - an Instance the uehi
eHs ball returned mes iaofIl " 81
james lisHhpfn former ,uanly 49,
efnfi u i,osan 0aufff and who. b.
iofo statehood srfssa many years a.
80 ailpfnsf a Boa pfuaperinr
fpiendldl, ln his ne4 nsld a. nsn
"a. usls llfpbufn aecofdlus {
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-22

hfa hafsman wrlies 'isxs
iahsn fuuf ifsatemsnf ant u 10 son
dsfful hos u reduces u does laai 80
fpa saF I have "a a paani a
daf and feel fine
sfs Aans ssh~iat ~fltss u .~lshsf
~ pounds hefofu ! started yoar treat
meat ant I nos selsh IA poanfs
fpu maY pfint thia u Foa ilsr
fhess are lasf examples % Nhst
M treatment can accomplish let ne
send fuu moFe proof a. uny sspenss.
on y sawmAr. lleses~s snysislss
90 Ffih Avenue. ~s~ rofs.
Dsss ssfD
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-22

i.ossca. N4ss }sE = p4uue kis
tese and s1Q1hels i2to glopsns
f1rn&ce ssmen liNsser Io4eer st
Nsrners Hone e-eed Als lse Aa
~ss e4rnel hsson4 a. nenogrNson
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-22

fsreni sfnfY ln uaskeasw psr~v
f'siif retsssa q spls add pahils of.
Dc ~iih e aia sa'efy afsashsa .sai.
ins iAal D. ess eat ~ politics sni
~as mskins mese mousr "a the pur.
snlt ~ his 'Fufssaiun thaa Ne suula
pp a'blf nss sai - say offlrv dead
all ilni
ffet efasla former oathms naa.
aa~ ln iun,a tHy ~hvt~ d. I. ls.
iefeAisi lr uu sai kas ba.las... 4,
here to-day
. . Mcleod isli West Nobls "a
eoniins.i e a. homs wnA q ever.
ease ~ go fia
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-22
OF Local Moment

---~~--~~----~-~r~-~-~ ~r~-~-~------~--~~~->-~-~'-----
IN Nole postmaster o " Rene
and stana uasitf 81 ihs oda felin~a
49, visitor % ~ state h'asq'.f
tes seslsfaaf
1homas q Anafe~s - ssfaad erun
a attorney ~ lanvaln ,onnis ana
lrani ward.n ~ lhe odd felie~s ~aH
,siior At ths state hesdgaaf,srs.
- isfda'
A a nNdshsv ~ Lesdss and Mr.
italvsrtoa 81 ,srmcn acre sisllors
81 ihs ODD fello~ heaagasFlsrs sss
tsFda'.
TAs hls ,ho~. H. one that ~i.
please lnfsmaiion q win D. a.
tho Guihf,s olsra house THURSDAY and
fnda, 4 sen,maioer0ph csfrasa
eansa crei.si picture ever shon 10
on canvass Get yuar tickets safl'
The elt, ls fal Of siauna Masons
and some ~ ihem efs msklnF uuh'na
remarks about ia. miserable slar
walks On ~ south slde uf ihs lem
pie Esen ID, beautiful a., Ashis
aoui hsip ne wiiss
eoid a.. ofis are taid 10 have fallen
or aFAlu Most Of a. has, .|opped
e,poriinr gold neealug cur SUPPLY fof
purvig dome .ilo pafloses
tsorrs Mesf,gof tass hs saw .
robin yesterday bot Mayer Hartman
Dc, iarca D,ores has bad s,esieha for
he robin ~as suuNhifd
Remember thia u you want "a
see good roads In Logan sounY Yaa
eili have 20 help push the good roads
proposition Attend the his mssiin
here neat saturday Meeting vili b.
called TO order At O'Clock
The April loan drive {. 70 b. the
laat one and ~ oushi % BE- thank
fai for that
Gel = hoe la your hand. Eise ihs
rsfden spoi somo ar Get ready fof
slrinr pianiing
Nate Patterson erhls - land 81
freedom aud fn Possibly 4 there
wefe i,ss freedom here would b.
l,sl na"
frank plsrati has he ra and ihlf
column ls isyins oii frenk oa' oi
sympathy
Oia Crouch "Tee woman ~ho
onl, powders f.clt mighty superior
10 M one who aiso ..alnis hei
cheeks
y i hard 20 b. satisfactory 10 lhr
matter of p.rsoasl condsct u one
zixslss. h. b. cslled an ldioi and II
b. books glpm b. is referred 20 a.
our chsrse
A preacher. "Trsly good men are
are but there ar quii. . numbef -
.seiiy decent men
Personally. - ihins hat some u
ryans foolish dreams have ressiiea
J good
Nsser hns the United States been
greater need Of productive enefsJ
an now.
Throughout fhs eresi tragedy here
= been no more Inspiring figure
an Alberf of Belgian iii
soaiety item from Ne~ Y0fs pager
hen everybody slee as fixhting
peace Charlie Chaplin got maj
AAAxa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-22
Bowels Out % Krt~i

Tkzt's 11eurs czii.g &C. r-slsf
1ssir ~ y III dzry 1sfi=z .sfk L
k-zsS-s lie Pa sos = rsrsztsys
- tt-< ssusi lr,s<. BIT ntc. c(er1fv..
o>rr~-fv.. sxzfivs tt1t tezses ths
b>~ris -, scti,a- IS
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-22

Ths an be ssi1 FOR an artistic
mpersmenL Il makes II hard sies .
Gag for sergsiy'ors of bronsdss.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-22
oAttv sov Mt.

MA 10 fr*oas pr tAfs sAosle
kek - eacA cfAtFs secr~is and a.
sAanre kess n sra.s nehss usins
hss no resentms@ts
Ssleglc1.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-22

Su<ksF o~rscr fsshiea shss
Nssnifissnt sprHk osrss. cesss sns
PRETTY ns~ sans ~ege displayed b.
sttraeilee ia ins aelels - ~ Raek
-. nerten ~ oeats stare % Tee
"a, mognlne frem nins un'l cloves
o'ele,k TIE sAo~ias ~as made Al
stais ia ,hs wsl nssm. ~hish Va.
srnfossisfels d~~fa.ed ior ~ ocea
siau Comfortable ssanges aud chairs
~srs plaosa fcf iAs eomiori aud cen
ssni~nse II ~ eass,s and ths eal
- io~n lsdsrs ~ho are snendlue ths
oenslsiors enisrainmsnts Nasie bs
lhe itth fiela Afllliesa osxhssir~ 49,
gwen durAx the usmlnAas - ihs
nffrsn metels. ~he eelt suanK iails,
q he eiis snd several . fihs k.sas
az he sarioas derarimsnis II ~
siere narans ssvral lnisrmlssions
lask Anihons. : paemeer - he isih
f.sld ARTILLERY han4 sAas l-spalsf
songs
rhs Maf Notsss have decided 20
n.eei ese, other ~csk - ta,ro ~Hl
b. no mesflak an fnaa, Tue boss
~ coutiaaslls returning ifom c4mp
and ahlpa and hattie hslau and ne,
az lnviiea 10 b. prcsens 81 n,
usstng en lanasts alst
Is o. n
The Mesi N D nome GuAfds hcld
an lpisr, siing m~ tng ga Monday
evening and man, ilans sen al
safsed i0f the ~ork iaf spnne
= Il I.
~ snd Nn schIiisr ana NJ and
Nfs naAei II kA~ ClA. arr guetis
Al ihs hume of NJ Jchn Dean aud
Nlss Marie neAn
\ - n
The Baptist Nomens Mlsslonars
soeisN ~ill meet 81 the churh to
morrow Al /. o'elosk Tho subject fcl
the Lesson wla BE- lhe nie 81 Noah
aua she pastor ~ili he ised,f of ihs
prorram
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-22

the A~f4s "NhfAt'A saw 1-N''
a. -" l'n" n"'t' '@e' W. a'As
"itf N@'A ~ - y"
F'Fs'ni eh' eva '@tssf A-i'''
% f''''ias se'1''f' "ha s~'"s '''n'
'h' 's'''s''so'f t"' e' - -
'si's"s @n' s' :" ''' - y
'1e 't'h Nf'.'''if e'NA''A ~fi''Ne
ih'm.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-22

II n COPS postmaster q ~ Reno
and rtand uasisf 81 ne oda feilo~a
49, visitor % ~ state h'aaq'.f
tefs YESTERDAY
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-22

rhs tshsrts asn<ins class wiH nee,
a she iene kotei "a sseeiAx fef ~
regular s~e hesfs 81 lnstrue,ien. sfs~s
~hleh =. msmeess have lnsiled sAs
Waiting sesslsrs - - thetr saesis fog
an informsl dance
x ~
Ns and NF> Harfs and dsaehssr
Miss CssheFiae ~ sna Nfs fa~ n
Nsae NoinssFs sna Ns simpson. All
- okahoas sHy are suest a. ghs
tnme ~ NJ AM Me- w N csxolf.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-22

1homas q Anifees - stroud. enun
a. attorney ~ ianealn eonniF a..
lrani wardsn ~ ~ odd Felie~s ~al
a ,lsiior al ths state headqaaF,srs
Ne isrdaf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-22

nNsni tua aImtef eIeh tNa enait
have been nsifff 81 NlstE1 Lorraine
ala eaoueh q hsss fsaisnhsfea eiss
to ikil and ~hn fssi ia stt los aaf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-22

A a. nmdshsv ~ lesdss aud MFs
ltalvsrson 81 ,srmrn. acre visitors
81 she oad fello~ hssagasF'ers 'ss
tsfdaf.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-22

Hoe wouia fna hAs in bH a pah
nshef ~ stheol asnsfaehie, iasi nos
9Th the eeftalnif thst even siaasn'
. ,hs ~orii eil have io have = 49,
one nrN year.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-22

sooiety item from Ne~ Yors pager
When everybody sles as fighting
for peace Charlie Chaplin got mar
fiea- SxaanaalaNAAnanAna
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-22

N'omans AGfiharf DIVISION No a
wlli MEET on Thur<dsy AFTERNOON Win
Nrs Charl,s Morris
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-22

Throughout fhs FreAi Tragedy here
has been no more Inspiring figure
han Alberf % Belgian
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-22

Neser has the United States been
IN greater need os productive ensfsJ
than now.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-22

Get hoe lea your hsnd. Riss ihs
gafdsn spof somr ar Get ready fof
a.rInE nlanIlnK
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-22

frank plsrati has he 90 and ihlf
.olumn ls iayins oii frank Vai u
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-22

The April loan drive {. 70 be- ihc
lat uns aud ~ uushi % BE- lhanA
fai for that
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-22

Nate Patterson 'fhis - land q
freedom aud fa Possibly 4 there
wefe isss freedom here would b'
hs na
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-22

4 i hard 20 b. satisfactory 10 ~
natter u psronal condsct II ono
.igslss. h. B. cslled an ldioi and u
}, books glum b. is referred 20 a.
our chsees
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-22

Personally 80 fhink hat some u
rryan's foolish dreams have ressiisa
IN good
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-22

fh,u il fhls io sai ln laatailuu -
tios Robertson administration. essr
ihus oaflf ia ihe came. li ls sha~ lns
ciyldends - an Instance the llehi
Eas bal returned nst isoft ~ So
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-05
KENlLW WORTH WOMAN
SHOOTS AT INTRUDER
Mrs. Harry Kopp Fires Four Times.
Had Been Robbed Mon
Sau Iiohk


Mrs Harry Kopp, 1912 Kenilworth
avenue, Kenilworth, last night about Z
o'clock discovered colored man leaving
the shed in rear of her home and fired
four shots at him. Her home had been
robbed Of more than $1,000 worth Of
property the night before. she told the
police, and she did not intend that rob-
bers should take anything more from
Ter premises If she could help it. None
of the shots took effect on the fleeing
man.
Burglars last night entered the ga
1893 Conduit road. They gained en-
trance through a window. but were
frightened away before they had time
to steal anything.
Norman Foster, 1906 4th street. met
a young colored man at 18th and L
streets yesterday. and the stranger
promised to get him employment. He
gave the stranger IS. he told the police,
and when the latter failed to fulfil his
died.
Two gold rings and diamond neck
chain were stolen from the apartment
of Miss Frances Phipps, 1014 Vermont
avenue, yesterday during her absence.
They were taken from a trunk.
A storage battery and two extra tires
were stolen from the automobile Of Mai
L. B. Weeks, U. 8. A.. Army and Navy
Club, at 18th and I streets last night.
Two tires were stolen from the auto
mobile of Harry MorEanstein, 6l3 ~
street southwest, last night. Tho car
was at 9Th and G streets when the theft
was committed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-05
NUESS[E|N IS D. {.
RIFLE CHAMPION
Stokes Is Close Second in
Match-Both Men of
Ordnance Club.

The rifle champion of the District
now is L. Nuesslein of the Ordnance
Club, who made scores Of As. 40 and
A at the three ranges in the District
championship match at Congress
Heights Saturday. The match was
held under auspices of the District
National Guard, and prizes were
awarded.
w. r. Stokes. also of the Ordnance
Club. was close second. with AZ, 40
and 46. Stokes lacked only ono point
Of equaling Nuesslein.
Championship Team Match.
The champion team match was won
by the first team of the Ordnance Rifle
Club with the following scores: l..
Nuesslein, 1873; w. r. Stokes, 1877; r.
c. Stokes, 1871; F. c. Wheate, 1928; H.
c. Espey, 124. The rife team of the
second, with the following scores: T.
Scarborough, 1876; K. E. Wager, 1870;
c. D. Brock, 1872; j. p. Cowperthwaite,
1923; E. Skidmore. 1877. Washington
Rife Club team finished third.
The National Guard championship
Sergt. Henry H. Leizear, scored a
total of 635 points, being % points
below the District championship team.
Private Joseph H. Robertson of this
team won the National Guard indi.
vidual championship with a score of
1874. The Evening Star medal goes
to Private Robertson as the National
Guard champion.
Firing at the 600-yard range was
done in heavy downpour of rain.
This did not prevent scores Of 40. 48
and Al by T. Scarborough Of the
Shipping Board team, r. c. Stokes of
the Ordnance team and M. H. Stow of
the Central High School team, respec-
lively. "Possibles" were made on the
500-yard range by Wager and Cow
perthwaite of the Shipping Board
team. Immediately following the
matches prizes were presented by Maj.
r. D. La Garde, U. s. A., executive Off
Ger of the matches. The championship
team was presented with a beautiful
silver loving cup, presented for the
competitions by the Military Service
Legion.
The Washington Rifle Club and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-05
TRINITY COMMUNITY FUND
PASSES s35, 900 MARK
Campaign Ends and Committee
Workers Make Report of
Cash and Pledges,

Cash and pledges in excess OF $685.
600 have been received as a result of
the Trinity Community drive. which
came to an end last night, and large
additional contributions are expected
from several government departments
which haveanot yet made final reports.
The final meeting of the executive
committee and the members OF the
several teams was held yesterday
afternoon at the New Willard, where
the workers reviewed their expert
ences at an informal luncheon. The
several speakers commented on the
friendly spirit shown Trinity Com
munity by the Washington public and
expressed themselves we'll satisfied
with the result of the drive.
A vote of thanks was given Roland
Robbins, chairman of the executive
committee, and his associates on the
different teams. The Citizens Savings
Bank is to handle the pledges for
money not yet received, 1t was an
npunced. Trinity Community is to re-
main primarily a Washington insti-
tution, said Mrs David r. Covell, mad
| a meeting will soon be called to draw
up a program for broad social serv-
| ice campaign for this winter.
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Company A. 6th- Infantry. N. q. d. c..
tied for hrst honors on the 20o-yard
range and will each have their names
engraved on the silver cup presented
by D. N. Walford for the champion
team at that range. This cup. pre-
sented this season. will become the
property of the team winning It the
greatest number Of times in seven
competitions.
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INCREASED PRICE OF RAISINS
NOW IS TO BE INVESTIGATED

tons, or Is, 900 tons more than last year.
In face Of this increase. the grow
ers set their price this year almost
double that Of last year. The prices
as fixed are: Muscats, 10 cents: Sui
tanas, II cents; Thompsons. I'M cents
The Increase in prices this year will
mean 100000 to $10.000.000 more
to tho growers. 1t is declared.
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II am deeply grateful for the CO.
operation and announcement Of the
better than to emulate the human and
social work Of our sister organization,
the American Red sa."-Signor
Giovanni Ciralo, president OF the
Italian Red Cross.
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Private Joseph n. Robertson, and 7.
Nuesslein. District champion rine
yard range. but. following out the pro-
visions Of small-arms firfnG regula-
lions Of the Army, first honors were
awarded to Robertson and second to
Nuesslein. The Shipping Board team.
winners on the Soo-yard range. scored
the greatest number Of points on all
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ranges-at the soo.yard point. Thsir
score was ga out Of . possible ESQ.
The Ordinances Rsiie Club team. winner
at the soo-yard range with 227 points
to its credit. was' Decond at the 800
yard range and third on the 2oo-yarf
range The Ordnancs Club team Vks
the only team which participated n
the prizes 1t ALI ranges. 81
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The Real Difficulty.

From the Boston Transcript.
Don't you have a lot Of trouble
keeping down expenses?"
Not 30 much as have keeping up
the revenue"
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Denies Truth Of Report.

eff any such statement appeared
In Buffalo paper it was unauthor-
Ted. unfounded and untrue; it was
not given by me, and I am quite sure
was not given by any of my asso-
ciates. We would not do 1t, because
say again we do not believe the OPP
orators have done anything of that
character