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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-14
Rupture Expert
A. New chIeksshA Hotel. chleksshas
One Day Only Friday July let
Consultation Free &

Our representative Y. O. Koch. win
bo In Chickasha. Friday. July 18TH
at tho New Chickasha hotel. Wa
want every man. woman or child.
who II ruptured to see him. He will
demonstrate the marvellous features
OF the wonderful Earyhold Truss.
and will personally III one TO you II
you are convinced that II Ia q better.
more comfortable and satisfactory
one than you are now using.
The Easyhold has no cruel steel
banda. no leg straps. no hard. goug.
Ing pad that spreads the HernIal
opening. II In NO comfortable that no
inconveniences IL experienced by tho
wcarcr. Amazing cures Of long stand.
Ing cases are being constantly re-
ported. II In designed to heal tho
hernIal opening and cure tho rups
ture entirely.
See and consult Mr.. Koch. This
will obligatc you In no way. He will
tell you freely and frankly Just what
the Easyhold can be expected TO do
for your case. We guarantee 10 re-
fund your money any time within
30 days n the Easyhold Is not entIre-
ly satisfactory.
Mr.. Koch will be at the New
Chickasha hotel for one day only.
Friday. July 18th. His hours will be
from a. m. TO 8 y. m. You owe Il
to yourself and family to investigate
the Easyhold. We guarantee II TO be
better fitting. more comfortable
Truss and to hold your rupture bet.
ter. Remember the time and place.
II you cannot call. write us for
booklet.
EAsyHolo TRUSS CO.
ti3 wyandotte st. Kansas City. Mo.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-14


2.a97.7i5 miles. 70 put In II world
wide terms. Engineer Lacey has
Travelled a distance equal to ninety
five trips around tho earth! And he
Is still going'
Ensineer Laceys services has
been exclusively with tho Rock Is
land. He never worked on any
other road. And OF his service Of
over a half century. forty.nine years
have been as an engineer. He WI
be retired on pension in August ai
the age OF seventy years. His pen
sion probably viii be the largest
ever granted an. engineer by the
Rock Island lines.
SO far as known. Engineer Lace,
holds the record as "the most trav
eled engineer In the world.' Al
least that record stands until sue
cessfully challenged.
Let II be known now. however
that Lacey himself did not raise th'
point. He was unaware OF the mum
bcr OF miles he had travelled until
questioned by the editor OF th'
Rock Island Magazine. Fortunately
he had kept all his trip record
from the time he began as an cngin
Ger In 1875, to date. and the mile
age tabulation above was takel
from these records.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-14
! Reliable Rsmsdy For uIarrhc...

A Reliable Remedy For pIarrhoss.
Il have used chamberlain's Qolic
and Diarrhoe Remedy for years, and
find II TO be the only medicine I can
relp upen to cure diarrhoca. collie
and cholera morbus. II has cured
many of my friends to whom I
have recommended II. I believe that
every family should keep a bottle
Of II In the house. II is not safe 10
be without H." writes Mrs. w. y.
boatman. Mobcr'y' Mo. i.I.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-14
GAMES TODAY

Western Association
Fort Smith at Chickasha.
Okmulgec at Henryctta.
Enid at Pawhuska.
Only three games scheduled
= Western League
Omaha at Oklahoma city.
st. Joseph at Tulsa. 900
Dcs Moines at Wichita.
Sioux City at Joplin.
American League
New York at st. Louis.
Washington at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
Boston at Cleveland.
National League
st. Louis at New York.
Chicago at Boston.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
Pittsburgh at Philadelphia.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-14

A teaspoonful OF Herbine will pro-
duce a copious and purifying bowel
movement improve Appetite restore
mental activity and fine feeling OF
vigor and cheerfulness. Price. soc.
Sold by Wren Drug Co. l-3l.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-14
pHI14 p!alg.1 UPS
-By---
Tom n. PHILLIPS

Determined 10 bring the Chicks
out OF their slump and put them
into the running for the second
half laurcls, Ray windcr is tax
Ing steps TO strengthen his club.
He IL on n deal Tor an infIeIder
recommended as a clever field.
or and u consistent hitter. This
youngster, whose name Is being
withheld at this time. may bo
used at third base until Jimmie
JamiskI rccupcratcs. jamie has
been In poor physical condition
since he injured himself at Ok.
mulgee.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-14
RESULTS YESTERDAY

Enid e0-i: OkmuIgcc IL.
Fort Smith 4: DrumrIght 1.
Pawhuska g; chiokasha ..
Henryetta o, springfield :.
Western League i.
Omaha .: Oklahoma City 8.
Wichita s: Dcs MoInes 3.
Tulsa Z: 81. Joseph 0.
Joplin II; Sioux City 10.
National League
Boston s.5: Chicago i.3.
New York .: 81. LoiiIs 1.
Brooklyn 6; Cincinnati 2.
Pittsburgh at PhiladelphIa-raIn
American League
Detroit 1: Philadelphia 8.
Cleveland 4; Boston 3.
Washington 10; Chicago =.
New York IL: st. Louis /.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-14

chamberIaln's bIarrhoea Remedy
There is nothing In the whole list
OF flesh-healIng remedies that can ap.
rroach Liquid Borozone in the rapid
ity with which II heals cuts, wounds,
sores burns or sealds. 1t is a mar.
velous discovery. Price 30c. 6Oc and
s1.2O. Sold by Wren Drug Co. lSlt.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-14

lied Warnings Independence
club won the first half Of South
western league flag race and
they have been picked to repeat
which means that the Waring
aggregation will be seen In ae-
tion here II the Chicks win the
second lap Of the race or tri-
unph In the championship SER
les.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-14

Fans should support the club
and endcavor to boost the at
tendance at the IS games to be
played here, beginning today, II
they expect the management to
secure new material. Baseball
players are "few and far be-
tween.'l and reinforcement ma
terlaI Is expensive as we'll as
scarce.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-14

State of Oklahoma,
County Of Grady, IS:
l, Roy G. Smith, Cashier OF the
above named Bank do solemnly
swear that the above statement is
true to the best of my knowledge
and belief. so help me God.
I ROY c. SMITH, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before
me this 7th day Of July, 1921.
GEO. T. MARTIN, Notary Public.
(seal) My commission expires
March 81 1925
CORRECT-ATTEST:
Geo. T. Martin,
!. Sallie Hambrick,
u Directors l.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-14

Arrangements for series OF
post-season games between tho
Champions OF the Western asso-
citation and the Southwestern
league pennant winners have
been completed.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-14
ROCK ISLAND HAS
MOST TRAVELLED
!. ENGINEER KNOWN
John 2. Lacey Has Driven an Engine
Far Enough to Make s5 Trips
Around the World

by United Press.
Chicago, July i4.--John +. Lacey,
engineer on the Rocky Mountain
Limited. running between Chicago
hnd Rock Island, ILL.,. has travelled
during his service OF fifty.two years
with the Rock Island. a total OF
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-14

County of Grady, IS:
I, J. C. Wade, Cashier Of the
above named Bank do solemnly
swear that the above statement is
true to the best Of my knowledge
and belief. so help me God.
J. c. WADE, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before
me this 9Th day Of July, 1921.
R. G. WATSON. Notary Public.
My commission expires Jan. IL,
1922.
CORRECT--ATTEST:
R.K. Wootten.
J. r. Bird
L. G. Hutson.
Directors.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-10
Hod gge Again Beats
Cubs in Chicago
Baseball Series
Cleason's White Sox Make
II A in Row When Alex
ander Loses 3 to 2 Game

CHICAGO, Oct 9-The Chicago
American Leaguers made it four in
row from their National League rivals
to-day by winning, 3 to 2, in the series
to decide the city championship.
"Shovel' Hodge, of the White Sox
opposed Grover Alexander. the Cubs
ace, on the mound and the veteran
suffered his second defeat, while the
White Sox rookie WAS credited with
his second win, having finished the
previous game which the American
Leaguers won in the tenth inning.
Hodge outpitchcd his veteran rival,
permitting only six hits, two of which
were punched and resulted in an earned
run in the fifth. The other run was
the result Of two-base muff of Bar
ber's fly by Mostil, an iniield out and
Grimes's single. Alexander was hit
freely, but frightened up in the pinches
Nostil was hurt in the sixth trying
to stretch his Single to double, and
had 10 retire.
The attendance was announced as
28,3s1 and the gross receipts $25,4o0
The players share was S12,954, clubs
share $S636, and the commissioners
share $3.50
The score by innings:
AIMS owhite so1) IQ99o150x-S : j
atteries-Aloxaude er and O'FarreN;
Hodges and Y0ryau.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-10
Sakman Double Winner
In Finals at IIandball

For the second time in three months.
william Sakman, metropolitan title
holder, carried of first prize in both
singles and doubles Of the A. A. L.
handball tournament, which came to Il
close yesterday afternoon on the courts
Of the Brighton Beach Baths In the
singles the Trinity Club star defeated
AL Cellowin, Of the Equitable
set struggle, 20-21, 2l- 20, 21~l7.
Sakman had Ed Groden, national
junior champion, as partner in the
doubles and the pair won the final from
Bob Powers. unattached, and Sam Bux-
baum, Of tho Eastern District Y. NJ. c..
A. Tho scores were 21-t6, 21-9.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-10
Ga. Tech Gets Tickets
For Penn State Game

Arrangements for seating the fol-
lowers of the two teams at the football
game between Georgia Tech and Penn
sylvania State College at the Polo
Grounds on October % have been COM
pleted. The southerners have been al
ioted 1000 seats distributed between
the upper and lower grandstands, on
the Fl rst base side of the field for their
active followers.
Reservations for the seats may be
made now with p. V. Stephens at 8
Beekman Street. New York. The scale
Of prices is: Boxes, So; grandstand,
$3.50. Bleacher seats unreserved will
cell at 50
New-York tribune., 1921-10-10
" orId Record Credited
To French Runner, Ferry

PARIS, Oct. 9-Thirty-six seconds
fiat for the 30O-meter race was the
time credited to CASTOR Ferry at ST..
Cloud to-day in meet held under the
auspices OF the French Athletic Asso-
ciation II this time is approved it
constitutes a worlds record for the
distance.
Maurice Delivart, who in 1920 set a
new worlds record for the 500-meter
day made the same distance in min
ute 1-5 seconds.
The long-distance runner, Guillemot,
failed to break the 3,000-meter record,
covering the distance in minutes
as 1-5 seconds.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-10
Lehigl Players Knocked
Out by Rutgers Recover

BETHLEHEM, Pa, Oct o. with tho
exception of Big Bill" springsteen,
center, and Hoffman guard the Lehigh
University football team came through
the game with Rutgers at New Bruins
wick, N. j., on Saturday afternoon in
good shape.
When Springsteen was carried of
the field II was feared that he was
seriously hurt. However, both he and
Hoffman, after receiving treatment.
we're none the worse when the squad de :
pnrted for home.
Lehiph's next big gamo will be with
penn State nj the lattcr's field next
Saturday afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-10
Emil Meusel's
Swat Lifts Lid
For Yelpinngg g
Boys From Umpawog Hill
Certainly Prove Human
Voice Terrifically Strong
By Fred Hawthorne

And did you get that roof lifting
ohortle of JOY from the right field
bleachers when Irish" Meusel hit one
on the nose to the left field stand. in
the eighth spasm, and started the Gil
ants run iamboree?
1t was solo record, put on by "Wild
Will" Doig, the untamed moss-creeper
from Umpawog Hill, who left the old
Connecticut homestead fiat yesterday
and parked his No. IFS in the first row.
"Weary Wallie' Read and "Spider'
Mccullough, two of Umpawog Hills
niftiest cake-eaters, sat on either side
of "Wild Will" All three were husk-
ing chicken corn off the cob and lunch
ing on it. Chicken corn is the Umpa-
wog substitute for peanuts.
Well. then, as Meusel gave the Yam
kee-Doodle boys the works, "Wild Will"
opened up his klaxon pipes and stepped
on the speaking gas. Some 10000 other
goofs and lady goofs were exhaling
howls at the same moment, but they all
sounded like expiring echoes when our
Willie sent his whisper Winging over
the veldt
After Babe Ruth had famed for the
third time, in the sixth inning, the
value of a Babe autographed ball began
to deprcciate as rapidly as a Germ..n
mark directly after the war They
could be bought at the following mar
ket prices: Western, strictly fresh,
Sd cents dozen; Long Island white.
4S hour, II cents and for the certified,
"a hour variety, So cents.
A net total of 36,722 otherwise peace
full voters suddenly developed violent
symptoms of Iementia horriblis in the
fifth inning, when Wallie Schang
knocked the cork solar plexus right out
of the bali and gave it ride clean to
the left field fence, scoring Mike Nc
Nally for the Yanks' first run.
Low and plaintive means smote the
air when Fordham Frank "Flash"
Frisch went through inning after in
ming without getting hit.
In the last half OF the ninth, when
the Busting Bambino busted out the
first and only home run of the series,
the fans merely vawned and passed the
time Of day. Babes homer didn't mean
anything at that stage, with nobody
but the Babe headed for home. The
hit was born to waste its sweetness on
the desert air. for Babe was the only
man travelling around on it.
"Shufhin'" Phil Douglas shuffled
through the whole nine innings without
batting an eye. He had the ball so
thoroughly hypnotzed that it would lie
down, roll over, stand on its hind legs
and say "Uncle" at Phil's slightest
bidding
New-York tribune., 1921-10-10

s,x furlonrsl-Dick Deadeye 112; The Wae
lD6. suieh c.. 104; Miss Colin, l12;
seamer, lod: ,Eair Yrsinia. 10; .orrris
Suite, %; *Iillsdaie, foi. Restless, lo4
Second race (rhe Prospect steeplechase SO
maiden three ear-olfs and upward; about
two mics)-aCi Gimme. 100; aMusty, 1870 {.
Dan Dinan, 147; Deputy Vest. l45: Jim
Conroth. 147 Lucky Find. 1873; SHOW, 14O :
Phoenix. 130 sohrigade, 100; Left Fielder,
147.
al. s. Cosden entry.
Third race Nwo-year-old six turlongs)-
John Morrill,. JOB. Caretaker. 1o5. aBrain-
storm 1o6. aRocket loS aCherry Tree, 10S
Sailing Along los. Fannie Bean. los.
ali T. whitney entry.
Fourth race (1he Tqulty Handicap: three
year-ods and upward ono mAe)--Bunga
Buck. t12 Brceze, ia, Bastlle, los Dark
Horse. 119; superwoman. 100; hridesmen.
Jimmy, no. Montaleo. 1o5.
Fifth race Claiming; handicap; three-
year-ods- and inward. six furlonea)-asu-
poi woman, o.. aiiobcy Baker. 1oa. Knot.
10l; Mock Orange. 95: Motor Cop 100;
india se bravolia. So; Moody, 97. Well
finder l0T.
aW j. Salmon entry.
Sixth rare Crhe Chase Hnnlicap claim
irg. three -yser-ods aud upward. ono fnil,
ana quarter) Fizcr lo0. 'Comml CT. l06 .
Goldiue. 100. Cuhanlta. ll5 Joan OF Arc.
no
seventh race Nlrce yoar-olds: claiming
lo2: 'Artiaan. roc 'Attorney. iii. Morn
lnH Face. lo@, 'Moiile narues 1os 'Chiunio
walsh, lQb. Dourh Girl. 1903. Lough Rcd,
III. 'PcrhopA. l0d sBodanzky
'Apprcntiee allowance ciamod.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-10
Dry Cleaners Whiiewashed

COLUMBUS, Ohio. Oct 9.-The
Beaver Fails, Pa, team to-day won the
national triple, semi professional
baseball championship, by defeating
the Francis Dry Cleaners. Of Colum-
bus, TO 0. Each team had previously
won one OF two games played in
Beaver Falls
The score by innings:
r. n. II
R>aver Falls..,..1 90--6 is /
Francis Dry c'ners.0 . 0 0 60 5 :
Observation-Disclosures and Macksy:
Griffith and Seipe.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-10
Carl Moys's Magic Spell Fails
When Giants Get Eyes on Bali
Ihriy-six Thousand Fans Pay $4,000 to See
Yankees Dip Their Colors to Onrushing McCraw
Men; Some Confusion Arises Over Ticket Sale
By W. I. Macbeth

The spell which Mays exercised over the bats M
Giants to sudden end in the game of
worlds played
rous fans and the Yankee second time dipped
IN he slough of defeat.
The score by which McGtaw National
the defeats both
10 The huge and tultuous trong, apparently willing and
cheer the achievements S182 see the
figure that slightly gate trncd in
Tor las Fridays contest
New-York tribune., 1921-10-10
West virginia Star Injured

NOKChNTO VIZ, ". Va. Oct o
Homer Martin, the West Virginia
player. whose all around work was
one II the fcntorcs in the Pitt contest
Saturday. VIII likely be out Of the
game for ten days with ii bad knee.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-10
SoIuo Of Hits Ends Pitching
Duel in Favor Of McCra,o Men
Booming Attack by National Leaguers Oyercones
Brilliant Hurting of Hugginss Ace; Ruth
Makes Home Run in Ninth With Bases Empty.
By Iack Lawrence

salvo Of clustered bats IN tho
of the worlds
pitching duels
yesterday tho
standing the tv,
and two for ca club
New-York tribune., 1921-10-10
NIair Outgolfs Townlev

PLA1NFIELD, n. J., Oct. 9.--Newton
c. Mair, state and Union County golf
champion, to-day won the championship
of the Hydewood Golf Club, of North
Plaintield, by defeating Wren Townley.
7 and 6, in the final round for that
New-York tribune., 1921-10-10

short 70 the right side Of second base
and George Burns deserving centor
feld for 4 position in right. Rawlinca
aid IN short right held and Georqe
Kelly anchored himself close to tho
foul line. flisch shifted over to tha
territory usually covered by Ban.
croft.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-10
Grounds Out in First

On Ruth's first time at bat he
grounded out to George Kelly. In the
fourth inning, when he faced Douglas
for the second time, he smashed 8
sweet single to center field. There
were two down at the time and no.
body on the bags. The Babe struck
out manfully in the sixth The first
two strikes were called, but the third
was mighty swipe IN which the Babe
missed low curve that vas very
much like the one he drove into the
upper tier for a home run in the ninth.
Douglas had plenty of nerve and
pitched 70 Ruth as no twirler has done
in the present series.
Every time Ruth came to bat the
entire Giant team began shifting to
right field. Bancroft moving over from
New-York tribune., 1921-10-10
Summary OF Series
Yesterdays RESULT
Giants, A; Yankees. 2.
STANDING OF TPE, TrFA.tC

W. l.. PC
u"hees. .-,.+..-..-. 500
tittiis ...-s..... 500
Iifth game to-day at p. NJ. Prob
able batteries:
Iankees--Harper and Scllnng.
tdants-Nehf and snyder
New-York tribune., 1921-10-10

ma he
plunged the home plate the eighth inning yesterdays fourth
Snyder
o
Rawlings
Waly Pipp the
had singled
caught attempting make third
McNallys to Frisch.
pictured Douglas he appeared in the box
great pitching won the Giants
New-York tribune., 1921-10-10

worlds champions.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-23
Car Turns Over
Twice; No One Hurt

"A lucky accident was that which
happened to a party Of four young
people Sunday night near Farm
ingtou when the car they were rid
ing in left the road on account OF
an accident to the steering gear,
plunged down a bank, turned over
twice and landed at the bottom Of
the hIll without seriously iniurinE
any Of the passengers.
In the car wire Anna Hlmelrich,
Of. Burton, W. Va; Pearl Ruble, Of
Monongah; o. C, Wiper, Of At
lanta, Ga,l and Elmer Stuart, OF
Fairmont. :
The quartet were driving toward
Fairmont and had Just left Farm.
ington when the steering gear
broke. The car. a Ford coupe. left
thu road and after performing the
gymnastics described, left the party
at the bottom ofta fairly steep hfn
with no damage ID their persons
with the exceptiourof a-good shak-
ing up. The car was dRmEged
somewhat but will need very little
repairing.
. The accident was reported TO the
state police who. Investigated the
matter ond found that nobody was
at. fault. M
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-23
S. S. CONFERENCES
ON The EAST SIDE

The Union District Sunday School
convention will be held In the
United Bhethven church on Sun.
day, September 4. This was de-
cided at recent meeting Of the
officers Of the district. II possible
the afternoon and evening services
Of the East Side churches will be
suspended so that everybody may
attend the convention at both ses.
Bions.
Winfield district will have a con
yentIon next Saturday and Sunday.
This district will meet at Norwood.
President N. W. Harris has been
working on the program which ID
complete now.
At both meetings the superin.
tandents are asked to be prepared
with reports and also 10 raise the
necessary money. Union district
must raise $500 for their Sunday
school work Of the year.
The assessment Is FIVE cents q
member for the county and two
cents per member for the districts
There q quite some rivalry among
al the districts and they always
watch the reports OF other districts.
\ J. "a. swiger, president, Of the
union district is naxious that nm
district make. an excellent show
ing for the past yasf'B work
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-23
.NINER. Dug OUT
AFTER NINE FALL
Fatal. Accident Occurs At
Purseglove Operation
On Scott's Run

After digging almost the entire
night fifteen miners engaged In re-
moving the debris that fell during
a slate fallNat the PurseglovO miue
Of the Cleveland and Morgantown
Coal Company along Scott's Run,
Minongalia couny, unfarthod tho
dead body OF William King, aminer
at that operation. 8 O'Clock this
morning.
The lifeless body was not as bad.
H mutilated as was expected and It
Is believed that several posts that
dropped with tho avalanche Of coal
wero responsible for the body not
being wholly crushed, Physicians
say that the man was dead proba-
bly, seventeen hours when found.
ThNremains we're taken in charge
by the, family today and arrange,
meuts were being made for inter
ment.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-23
HEINTzELNANR Post
NAMES DELEGATES 4. (.
Also Decides II Clean Ur
the Old Fairlnont
Cemetery

The Fred R Heintzeiman Post
No. IL, American Legion at 10
regular meeting last might elected
the following members rs dele
gates and alternates % Tho DC
partment convention mt Wheeling
Thursday and Friday; September
1880. Delegates: U Cunning
ham, H. G. Toothman c c. Me
Donald, "A. /. Garrett. 4. z.
Stewart and Russell sturm; alter
mates: y. o. snoderly r G
McDougal, /. Z. punntngton. r
j. Conley, Kenneth sehwarm and
Creed Bolyard.
The post appointed A. T. Gar
pett 10 be In charge Of n move.
ment to clean up the old grave
yard near the old faiF grounds Off
Maple avenue. There are nun
ber OF old soldiers Buried In the
graveyard and The member Of the
post desire that these graves be
given better care than thoy bayc
receiyd IN the past The post VIII
clean up the place on November
II.
The post WIN have m exhibit OF
war relics ON septembor 1874
There viii be large crowd Of
people Ia town for Z football sam-
on these dates and the post Of