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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-07-29
Joko tai

8iime firieesidmme miittaiimme
iiiben toiiaiiaan, mibin npfpinen III
lame on ipbtamasia firiapninoliif>
feit1, Ell main Muttala-liifettG Daan
faiffta pnperia tarpitlenia liiffei-
I'd. Ilf00n fits flifoan jolle eipanfee
linen Iebtemn1e ia len eldminen on
fallis, ~1petGptpfo ipri1Gn ia oiatel>
TO: tebfoon mirut, Ell ie fltullt mie
MULE.
Sept %fpIptGGn iinulta ia meiltG
iofaiieIta: iofo teemme fltten firiel-
mGSiGmme %feboitamme, tai forotnm
me @ltttoian bintaa. &pipmps on
ebboton: iofo - tai.
sos cite tdboo muuten toimia
liiffeemme bpipGfii, on teiodn mat
iettawn leboestd paljon enemmdn.
Minpn milld poitte potassium on Re
ettG lGbetGtte tGnne fonttooriimme
firieLmldn ia innotte: "@mme ballto
enenpi @uttoiaa."
Maittn foettofoapa aiettua fen
toiiniion eteen, ettG tGntG lebti to-
bella loffaiii tulanosta. Saboottefo
tooellafin iitG.2
"@mme" fuulemme miltei faif-
fien mastanipan. SEQ Min; Ell altta
Ills Nun FUN toinintaan: tilatfaa
oitis past. Saloien firia. Siten nit
tatte liifettd i1ttilGisasfeleen ia ias
MALTA ioatte teofien iota moi nrtao
teiIle iltapitbteitten toll bltpia.
Cite tuLe foSfann fotitmaan faup
poionne, jos ndet &oamotulle tab-
ootte antan ornon.
@nemmittG pubeitta On Ills niio
ielpG: iofo tabtoo lebtemune l1tfiia-
funto ia pStGmGt toirnia mititten
liiffeemme bpp1fii tai on leboen
bintn forotettalpo. 81 mlltit aitta.
On ti1rbna fupitellafoon oiiaa toi>
tin. Siet1Gb1n iofoinen omasio el1-
mlGslGGn mitd npfpddn faiffi mnf-
ioo. 2uitlettefo firiopoinosia pGGss
tGrpGn entiiillG mafinilla2
MielellGmme nGfiiimme ettei leb
ben bintaa mieIG forotettaiit paon
ettG muitten pGdiilimr1e eteenpGin;
ipasta pafosta len teemme, tGten TO
teuttoen firfoIlisfofouflen toipumitS
to. Mlitta fifteen firfollisfofoufien
oipat niiot eoeIleen main Dlosp1in
meuosia.
Slemme Ills pnfotetlit alettosnoon
Ilifiioittemme eteen t1ton: iofo =
toi.
@lofitifn 10 p. fofoonnlimme tor
fastomoon miten Gsfeiieen firiel-
mG1mme on mostottli.
EoIoiistoimifunta
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-07-29
rdbetySalaItamt11e


OenlurruIta Ja trlsIIHuSIu
Waailman eli p~elasteta oenofraa
ITALIA, Ell ebes preiioentti 8ilionin
oenofraatiollo. Oemofraatia len Ia
nan p~arbaimmasin merfitpfiesiG on
main pfii poliittinen periaote, ia
iellaiIeno lie on moimaton fone>
mainen ia benfiiesti e%p6tppopttds
ma. Mlttta mooilmnn ei pelasteta
~aotteella ipdarl faiffitiet1fpGn lef1
fniffia rafastaman %perioonan faltt
ia. O%losnousiltt, elGpG @apobtnia
&rist1s on maailEnon oi1oa toipo.
@inoastann SGn jofa fpfenee nliss
tamaa1 allenIa faiffi foppaleet,
moi luoon mailman l1ltDefli maafz
Il, iosia manbursfals aiuu. 81
Ills oemofrnatia, modn &ristuS; ei
uuoist1ts MOAN u~ubestodn luomi>
men; eli fanininliitto paaln faiffien
fanioien fofoontuminen toiien fer>
ran ihmestpmGn &ristuflen jolfoien
juitreet tuomittamnfii ia ~ioboatetta
mofii, = tGntd on mailman PEE
lastitflen iuunnitelma ia muuta ei
ole. = &an5o ncbimltrn.
1tnbistits ia fGantpminem
&ristifuntn pltb1ti1 nDfpGGn pol>
jon ltitoisti1fiisto. Melttta fristifuns
ia on Dboefi1ntoista muoiiiabm al
fana iaarnonnitt fGGntpmistG (gon
periion). ga fGGntpminen on MOS
min iperroin ippempi fdiite ia PEE
ruslltontoinen toimi fitin ulioistus.
MiSid fGdntDminen on titllltt to-
oelli lultoefii iiellG ruoiStlis ierraa
itieStGGn. Whitta luopio fristifunta,
unobtaen usfontonin ia iiitG Dba
boilaten maotii uuoisttfIia, jotfn
eiipGt ole mituto FUN fdGntbmiien
pintaoiia. Hiinfuin mnnboina aifois
NJ Min nptfin r1Gatd n. t. friStilz
liiet faniot onat bpliGnneet eIGmien
peiien l1bteet, ia poliittiien efono>
milan iefG mailman politician nia
miSIG ne nDt olpat rofentamosIo
idiIioitG, %riftinGiiiG iGiIioitd, iotfa
eiip6t moi iGilpttGG mitGGn pettG.
Weltta me enltte taboo motfia niis
tG = noita II. t. fristitpitG fdnlp>
ia = tuaan toboomne i~tlep1iiesti
iatfoa %porannufien cifG ultoistufs
len iaorrtno, niitlfiiin tefipGt friSs
timtsfon ppbat %perustoiot. Ser. q:
10. - &anso llcbimitro.
Iinitn faritani
0tirG Ell ole imperiolisti mutt
ta en- mpostGGn fanionipoItolninen.
MtinG olen fristittbnG &ristufIen
puolueloinen. Senipuofii minG en-
decentralization St6maIInn berro
Steih'in, taiffa Safion Sreitscbfen
tapoin oianiit imperioIismins a.
iioo. Sanoiit en- mposf11n MT Ieu
ron @nrria toiffa &ropotfinia
ia IoitoIismin toiffa fommunismin
Mitd otpot Stein, Ereitscbfe,
@nrr, aropotfineia ia 2Iopo
@eorge9 Boopolin n. t. "t1m1n
Observation-Disclosures" SeIoion ibmi
fla, ioiocn benfi iierarnisio on
ei mooiImo Bcib6n fault
tonia porofte, fe on &nomotiin ieIs
pGsti oioittamo totiius. @ooiIato
Ell pordne ibmiien fmrttn. SoIous<
tieteiIii1in, poIitifoitIiioin ia ios
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-07-29
nina Glen

Monta fertan fiiuliDot Seeiufien
~opetitsIopiet t1m1rt innan mestarin
ia iuiisto, fun be oIiipot mirbeesia
ia oboistifiesin. &itn bdn elm. me
reIlG fdpelt min opetusInpiet peIs
idstpiwdt. Se olifpat 10 pastatiui-
len tdboen miirbeeieen tiiIIeet, NUT
to Seeiiifien ndbtpdnid be wieId e.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-07-29

= @iimiebelle %loopuneen tieoon-
annon mltfaon on Hational 2ittbea
ran Council labioittanut iaappani-
lGbetpfien bpmGfii $4,000 mifG
iunrmn on ldbetettp Saappaniin Id
Ibetpfien fGptettdwdfii. Sloinen ltl@
tinen ioappaniIGbetpfien pstGipile.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-07-29
MOITUSHINNAT:

. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ristin, raamln
ia yhden varsyn kanssa $3.50. kah-
den varsyn kanssa $2.75. JOS useam-
pia varsyja halutaan, on 25c lisatta-
va kultakin varsylta. Kiitoslauseis-
ia on lisattava &c jokaiselta sanalta,
jotka hafutaan julkaistavaksi kuo-
ionilhoituksen yhteydessa. Syn
tyma, kihlaus- ia onnentoivotusilmol
tukset maksavat &c jokaiselta sanal-
ia kerta julkaistuna. Tiedusteluil-
moitukset 1c sanalta kerralta ia &c
kolme kertaa julkaistuna. Satunnai-
silta ilmoituksilta SOC palstatuumal-
ia. Satunnaisia ilmoituksia tulee ra-
han seurata mukana. Seisovat ilmoi
tukset sopimuksen mukaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-07-29

- BppbGmme pstGDGlliiesti 5no
mauttaa, ettG faifen pbd fallist1eS-
ia on fuolemanilmotusten mofloa
forotettl leboesiGmme. Sanotut IL
motutiet mofInnnt MT ristin raa@
min ia pboen mGripn fansio $3.50.
Sofaiielta ierraa1palta DdripltG on
IiIGtt1pG 25c. &iitosLouieistn nGi-
ben ilmoitusten pbtepbesiG &c Ia
malta. @iittonuime iImoitusbintoi@
bin t1lI1 iamolla iipulln.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-07-29

aiituuoenniioisio fuin HanwaIinl
Toffopa. @ifa main ON iiind. eta
tdlloiSet tifiiLufiet eirp1t tinne it
ieGGn eimGtf6 &aamottia. Sellni.
file oliiifin parasta maieta ia istiia
Epb6n Seneel foulunpenfillG fun
mes Diiiushliiimat oifealla tapalla.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-07-29

nastamat iielut poipat olln min
beiffoin innostufiesiaan ia min fpl
MID ia maStabatoilia ubrautufpoi:
luubesia. Se bGpeiiimat IT'D epGilps
I'd, mifG est1d meta.
- Mufoutiemme maailman E.
monfeIiloimiIen 9pfp1fli opnt pelf>
tGG imaa, niinfauarfuin nnnamme
ainoaStaan DlelliippbestGmme, NUT
ia wetGpopmme ipriGGn Jos meioan
oil tobella iotain lt6rattnna." =
&c. Srancois Goillarb, Ifrifo.
Mimmitt pGriiimGt Iaufoamatta
fofo pon ia pimeps biipi pmparil-
l1ni aiwnn frin elGmd olento. Wi@
M en- poinut nltffua, maan mofas
i'm bereillG tllijpttaen pimepteen ia
DIN nGfewinGni iel1raatpan rGDn:
MinG ieiioin ruoboa fo%sipaipalla
fcoolln ppbiattomm .%ipmppoen reii-
MALTA. @n moinlit nGboa pobiaa, ai>
noostGan tpbjppttG, iiella taalld
mustio pilmen nGfoiiiG fobtia. Wtt-
nd metGpbpin pois bdmmentDreetld.
Sitten NINA Main mrlttamien ib-
misten t1lepan feoon pli. gee me-
nim1t iuornan iDWppttd foboeil.
SiellG oil maimo, iofa fantoi lasta
iplisiGGn ia toinen pienoinen pttelt
bGntG bumeesta. Sun oil MT ntmart
ippGnteen reltnalla. Silloin nina
bllomaiin ettG bGn oil lofea. @ield
osfel ia be putoaiiimat ipwppteen.
Samasin ban putoii lapiineerl. 8ot
iitd 5u1ltoa minfG be pGdstiwdtl Sa
nina nGin u1iia ibmisio1ffoia lno'
plirpon faifilta iuunnilta. Gee olimot
faiffi Iofeita ia faiffi oliwat mot
fala ipmGmnettG fobben. @n moi1
mt furlIn litG fal1Dun bulrtoa mi-
fd beiltd pGGii fun be bucmalitpat
prtoamonIu, otpltttomina fobontti-
mot fGoet pl0s tpbiGGn ilmaun. Oil
niitdfin, iotfa GGnta paastdmdttd
putoiipat.
Wind tuniin nnfaraa tlsfaa ia
ibmettelin finn Ell fufaan Ieilonrt
inrf1nteen rel1nolIa noroittamaslo
noito onnettomia. WinG title en- moi
NIT. Dim ifGGnfl,in fiinnifoSmamrt
moobnn ia fopimnastifin POINTS
toen en- ioamlt fliin fuisfatllflt mlill
tamia ionoia.
Sent NINA 5iomaiin, ettG oil liel
la ient1Gn mltlitdgnin mabtelo. Wa-
ltmotfa beioGn mGlillGdn oil fii-
tenfin GGrett0mGn pitfG ia min ib1
militia pittoili ipmppteen iaamotto
minfGGnlaiSta mnroitilsta.
@rGGn pititn iuureqn main bniis
fan NAM. SiellG oil ibmisioutto'
iofa oil fGGntGnpt ielfdnia lprppp'
teen pGin. SllbatfaltnofaiiiSta iiel-
la pnnoi leppeleitG. 8GliStd fat,-
toi tliuli beioGnfin fitulunilleen lp~
bGntGlGrfepGn bltibabouflen. 8itl'
tGen ie ti1nfi beiodn fortpiinio bat
riten beit1. &c tl1ntlti beist1 Min
fammottaipolta. Whitta jos lofu
beiStG nol1ii mennGfleen maroitta-
maan onnettomia, Min toilet petis
mot bGnet tafoiiin ianoen: Wtinfd-
t6boen olet noin t1pnnG lGGli1?
Sinnn t1ptpp ooottoa ~idabofleii e
ritpilen fitilrmlfien. Sa ethan IL
nd ole mielG iaonut malmiifIi Iep-
pelett1iifG1n. Diff tooella itlefGs-
til iGttGG meibdt tGtd tpota lopets
taa1tnart.
@rGs toinen iouffo oil innofas
aIettamoan pobteio ipnGnteen reu-
noIte, mitta be iaiWat ndboG eta
oinoostaan ioneen bartpot tabtoi-
nat ottna titon toinen. Wtontd,
monte penifulmna oil Imam ipobs
tia.
@rG6siG paifoSia ieiioi mlori tDt
to foettoen ~ppiGbopttGd iofeain jouf
fon, mittto bGnen Gitinld. ia muitt
iufulaiienio blatiinot 9Gnelle eta
bGren tGptpp ioooo lepoa. SON oil.
fin mGipnpt ia muotimusta noitoot-
tnpu MN nttifin hptfpn lemon, INIT
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-07-29

GGidfpiiioot IaiuIepot omnlla
miiiauoeIlonn ia "oiotteIeniiels
liam" ~IGp1ieipGnid iiind mista
Boamoli ionoo: "gae otasnme faifen
~oidtifien mnngifii decentralization.
ben ale. Snfobun nbfpisten "mii-
5osten" aifpot %pIemm6lId osteeIlo
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-07-29

- &irffofuntomme SDpSlebteen
pppoetGGn firioitifiia efpanfeeliiilta
fnnGiliioiltGmme. &iriotuflet tulee
labettGG auttninn oiotteello elof. 20
p:G1n mennesi1.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-07-29

= Sltrpallistn on Serrnn oman
IewatG SiGn fpobpoilla fGiitparlilla.
S1stG ioa banainnolliien fltpan e.
finn. ltffosilmalln. Scum iumalaton
Dapilee peloSta ia i1ifdboDfiestd'
ioo mereenh1ottomo armolopii iloi-
iena tebo1 tebtGwi61nL iiIa ban tie
tGG, ettei biitsfarmafaan .pittoa boz
men p1Gst1Gn Imam Slim tobtoa.
Selloinen benfilo iofa futpit-
telee ibmiiesiG oleipun ionfinlaiiio
faInttuia tpoimin, jotfa "febitettpi-
ND" tefepGt ibmiiestG "iumalolliien
olennon", fatielee mielifortpauoello
ieIIoilia raam6tunluuIeito, ioisfa if
minen tlomitnon bppppfiineenfin
main feIpottnnofii ia ioiSia iaass
taiiefii mnntteefii ianotaort i9miien
parboinfin manbursfo1s Siintolor
eoesiG. @i tGlIoiiisia laiiieisic ole
boIion nripoa dnnettit ibmiien "iii'
moIouiiuuoclle". @aittd mitabun
t1lainen "iuntaId" tirunii fun tai
ipoan Sierra terron inrioo: "@n ole
finua ifinG tuntenrt"l
The New York herald., 1920-01-13
YALE's FOOTBALL SCHEDULE.
Especial pEspArcE 70 THE HERALp.I

'SN NNAT>L DEofAl(f ~ Irb fi1nAA<c.i
NEW HAVEN, Conn, Monday.
is said to be the best football schedule
Yale has announced in fifteen years was
made public tonight when y. Il. Trouche.
Jr., the manager. gave out the list of
teams the Ellis will play next autumn.
Yale's 1919 eleven was handicapped by
having to meet a group of ordinary teams
early in the season, but there is nothing
weak in the teams Yale will meet next
season.
New teams on the schedule are Carnegie
Tech and West Virginia, while Colgate
comes again after being off the schedule
since 1916. This game was always one of
the most popular games on the Yale
schedule.
The full list of games folows:-
October .. Carnegie Tech October 0, North
Carolina October 16. Boston College; october -.
West virginia: October 20. Colgate; November q,
Brown; November Is. Princeton and November
All games with the exception OF that
with Princeton will be played in the Yale
bowl Springfield College. Maryland State
and Tufts are dropped. There is no new
announcement regarding the coaching sys-
tenn at Yale. DR.. Sharpe doubtless will
have charge of instructions.
The New York herald., 1920-01-13
William F. Sheehan's
Net Estate $715,401

> William F. Sheehan, one-time Lieuten-
ant Governor, left an estate which has
been appraised at $685., All, the net value
being s71540l, according to the transfer
tax appraisers report filed in the Surro-
gates Court yesterday
Most of Mr.. Sheehans fortune was in
vested in securities which have an ap-
praised value of s6S7, ,75o. while his interest
in the law firm of 1ngraham Sheehan &
Moran is valued at s29,4SS. Other assets
were cash. s12,02S; real estate. si5,0Ss, in
Guiding the family house at No. 16 East
Fifty-sixth street, and claims totalling
$50, SIG
The principal stock holdings We're 2107
shares of the Queens Water Front De-
velopment Company, worth s166, ,S45. and
1888 shares of the Citizens Water Supply
Company, at Newtown, l.. l., appraised at
SIS, 300
Mrs. Blanche ". Sheehan, widow. in
herits personal effects worth $9,054 and a
life estate in $6269S. which goes to
nephews and nieces upon her death. Miss
Mary Sheehan. sister, receives an annuity
of 81 500
The New York herald., 1920-01-13

Stasse s3; Alan L. Eggers Baltusro O.; Roy
q: w. NJ. McGord Runson. 94 A. ;, moore,
Arcola. 90; d. NJ Stewart. Dunwoodie; 90; II.
BradIord Lewis. Tedsco. Sc: Donald Hamilton
New Haven. 81.
Class B.-w. S. Bird. Sleepy Hollow. e7: W. c.
ham, o.: d. ST. /. Hedges i coonia. Ss 4. II. iIg
gins. st. Andrews 9S; W. H. Watt Arcola 90
\ A L. Ald1ed. Wapa%SIsest; ao W i; Ham,lt9g i q
10Y; 10y, %: J II. Abeel Hacke9sack; 90; G. I.
monwealth. 100: IL. u. Kennedy. Racebrook. 100:
g = sherpo3 nan Essex G9unty 100: Roy Dgrstinc i'm
Joseph Appel. Wykagyl. 101 +. A.. Taylor. Sleepy
Hollow. lo1 T.. D. Moore. North Fork. 1ol: Ray
HsGsef o 3 i9 II NGn
z. Chichester; Garden City. 1o2: r. G. Wilson.
Baltusrol los: John Woods. Slwanoy. 1O3: II.
g Co-dley. Glenridge. 1o4 g.. y. Bean: Newton.
siWaney; lol: \, j. Peabody. Woodland. Io4,
Mass, 46; Mrs. W.. s. Bird sleepy Hollow -:
Miss L; Fordyce. Youngstown. 81, Mrs. g. W.
Rrseburn 30, Mrs z. W. Beck. Jr.. wyncote. S' CO:
Mrs. George Dutton. Tedesco 60: Mrs. ]. Wright
st. Andrews. 60.
Second Eight-Mrs. J. A. Moore sieepy Hollow
60: Mrs. Clarence Clarence Cone Inwood. 81 Mrs; T. r.
Planfield. S.; Mrs. Ebcrhard Fabnr Richmond
Mrs. &. Everett johnson. Evanston es; Mrs.
co: Miss Hannah Aronson Engiewood CO: Ms.
4 IT, Aldred. wanamclsett rs: Mrs w w
LYON. Gedney. Farms. 81: Mrs. Roy Dn-stne.
81: Mrs r. NJ. Purves. Woodland. 1Os: Mrs A.
f. Circenleaf. Woodland. f54
The New York herald., 1920-01-13
COURT SUSTMNs
INDICTMENTS IN
NEWBERRY'S CASE
Judge Finds Corrupt Practices
Act Constitutional and Over
rules Its Demurrers.

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich, Monday
Validity of the indictments against Sena-
tor Newberry and 1S4 others who are
charged with violating the election laws
in the 1915 Senatorial election was upheld
by Federal Judge Sessions here today in
dismissing demurrer filed by counsel for
the indicted men.
Arguments on the demurrer were heard
last Monday, counsel for the defendants
attacking the consttutionality OF the gem
eral election law and the application to
the case of what is known as the mail
fraud section of the United States Criminal
Code.
congress has the right and power to
regulate not only the election but the
nomination of its members, the court held.
The Corrupt Practices act also is held to
be valid and the court ruled that any
fraud. regardless OF the subject matter,
whether in an election or in any other ac-
uvity, which aims TO use the United States
mails for its furtherance comes clearly
within the meaning of sections 81 and 215
OF the Criminal Code.
The decision upheld the sufficiency of
all six counts in the first Indictment, which
will be made the basis for the trial, sched-
uled for January q.
The question of the power of Congress
10 enact legislation upon which the first
four counts of the indictment are based
Is the important and controlling issue
presented by the demurrer" said Judge
Sessions. The challenge is to the author
ity OF Congress and not to the extent or
to the manner of the exercise of it's ad-
mitted authority. In this respect the
present case is quite different from those
decisions upon which counsel for the de-
fence placed their chief reliance"
The New York herald., 1920-01-13
BRUssEL TIES LERvATINE.

BY defeating S. Brussel by $50 to lis,
J. Johann last night tied L. A. Lerva-
tine in the Class C. 1872 balkline tourna-
mcnt for the national championship
under the auspices of the National AS
sociation of Amatur Billiard Players in
progress at Chardler Brothers room in
Brooklyn. Brusel averaged 29-S1, with
a high run of 26. Johann's best run
was "a.
In the other evening game j. News
tadt defeated c. j. Steinbugler 100 TO
t45. with an average of 20-S0. and a
high run of IA. Steinbugler's best run
was 23.
Tonights game will be Brussel VS..
Servatine, Langdon VS.. Johann, Boyu
VS.. Newstadt and Brussel VS.. Newstadt'
The New York herald., 1920-01-13
NEW EIGHT MILE RECORD.

PARIS. Monday.-A French distance
runner named Gullemot yesterday ran
eight miles in tn fast time of 80 minutes
90 As seconds, which is a record for France.
The course was laid out from Versailles
to Precatalani, in the Bois de
Boulogne, and Guillemot ran the distance
in better time than the railroad trains
average between Paris and Versailles.
Guillemot is at the Joinvile School train
ing for the 10000 meters race in the Ant
werp Olympic games.
The eight mile worlds running record
is held by Alfred Shrubb, who made it in
England in November, 1901. Shrubb's time
was 40 minutes 16 seconds. This time was
made in a ten mile run by Shrubb, who
all records from six miles to ten
miles, finishing the run in 80 minutes 40
3-5 seconds.
The New York herald., 1920-01-13
Well Known Links at Rye Thought
Likely TO Get Metropolitan
Amateur Championship.

Now that the United States Golf Asso-
ciatIon and the Metropolitan Golf Asso-
citation have held their annual meetings
interest revolves around the several
championships of these bodies whicn are
IN he held during the coming season.
co,,ers know where the national events
are 70 be decided, but although the an
nuaI meeting of the M G. A. was heio
last December courses and dates sun
ha,s "a he selected for the title Journeys
=, +ba+ hodv Tomorrow the executive
co,,n,i.tee of the local association is 10
hold its first meeting since peirle sie0'eu
m office and at this session 1t is eApecteo
that a great deal of progress VIII De rnaue
t., s.-aigbtening out the calendar for the
what the lipksman wants to know
r,as, of oil is where the amateur cham-
n;onshin is to be played, and in TINS con-
nection II may be said that the oecis'oh
of the u. S. G. A. to play It's next 'i'ie
event over the Engineers country uo
oo,,rse has hut served TO whet the atteti'e'
In v;sw of this decision it is not thousht
that Long Island SGih'S
10 land the metropolitan amateur tourney
tb;s wear. Nothing definite WILL u
oo,,-ss he known until some time atter
~. .e,,ne bu. it would seem that IN
80 +be fortune of the Engineers
Country Club, of Roslyn, L. L. IN iai'ii.'S
the maior assignment or the year ''ie
f;ybt for the metropolitan championship
viii, he between New Jersey aiu .t,,,
while to carry the matter sun
e''.,s, - may be said that opinion, OF
49,, sI;cs of II. appears 10 be crystaiiiAine
~ favor of the Apawamls Cluo reoF''"e
the tournament. ~, o,,,h
II those who are anxious 10 eIe ~. .Lair
az Rve stage the tournament nave lnI, .,,
d. ~ aT7aroge metropolitan golfer Will
~ ,,,;te well satisfied with the seiection'
FOR in addition to having course .na. .
time and asain has been proved 10 DC oA
chaupionship calibre. Apawamls Is reaony
accessible being but short rae OUT Oh
the New York. New Haven ana tartioro
Railroad and besides is located within
easy walking distance of the Rye station.
some of the most interesting golf history
is interwoven with the name Apawamis
For one thing the memorable champion
ship of 1911 was held there. That tourna-
ment found Harold II. Hilton, the great
English player, winning the American title,
but only after a thrilling final in which,
after he had held a big lead, he was lucky
in the long run to win at the thirty-seventh
green from Frederick Herreshoff The
metropolitan amateur championship was
decided there as recently as 1915, and a
year later the open title event of the
organization also was staged.
1t is a good guess that the NJ. G. A.
amateur this year will be held in the sec
Ond week n .TIIpa instead nf in, ha frcf
as has been the custom for some time back
Time was when the NJ G.. A. could not see
any other week but the last week in May
for this important fixture. 4 change was
made. in 1915 and since then the opening
of the leafy month has been considered
the only fit and proper time
me changc this year will be made so as to
allow the New Jersey and Westchester as
sociations, which always hold their cha M
The New York herald., 1920-01-13
s Wars Prevented
by Pan-American
Union, Says Barrett
United States Has Failed in Latin
American Trade, He Tells
City Club.

The Pan-American Union, composed OF
twenty-one American governments, includ-
ing the United States. was credited last
night by John Barrett, Director General.
with having prevented no less than six
wars including conflicts between the
United States and Mexico. in the last thir-
teen years. Mr.. Barrett made this state
ment in an address before the City Club.
When all the world is watching the
attitude of the United States in the matter
of the League of Nations Mr.. Barrett
continued. the American people should
realize that their republic already is a
member of powerful and practical league
achievement in preserving peace.
Whether the United States ratifies the
present covenant of nations or not, 1t
should tsand for making the PanAmeri-
can union more powerful American
League of Nations for the settlement of
purely American questions than ever be-
fore. In no other way can the principles
of the Monroe Doctrine be preserved.
Mr.. Barrett said, "a critical hour" is
near in trade relations between the United
States and Latin-America. THE United
states mas 1alled In TWO great after the
war expectations which South America
had. he said. THE first is in shipping
facilities extended to South American
trade. The second is in finances. 1t is a
sad thing TO think that we will not ex-
tend credits and loans to those countries
when we know absolutely that il we do
not extend credits ana loans, then South
will borrow from France and
England. And the money lent to South
America by France and England will be
money which we have lent to those Eu-
ropean countries, lent to South America
at an exorbitant rate of interest"
The one great obstacle in the way of
perfect harmony among all states OF the
Americas is Mexico" Mr.. Barrett said 'I
pray" he declared. 'for the statesman or
the leader who can bring about condi-
ton placing Mexico on the same friendly
basis with the United States as Canada"