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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-15
Pledge Money ~ the Noman's
MISSIONARY Soeiety

Sumo members uf the sWictN nav"
asked IN what way the pl"dgc money T.
txpsnded hy the wonan's Misslonar'
oClciv ~ IN" Methodist church. tndu
the Missionary council. missionary
work IL carried un IN seven foreign
countries Japan. kur-s. Africa,
Iipzn. Mexico and cuba thurchc
hospitals and schools a." built ani
maintained fog the foreign peoples ~ (,
sslsri.s ~ missionaries. teachers lAhl-
women nurs'- and doctors are paid. !,
IN. t'nite-l States IN" council has
schools Er muun,ainccls In kcniuckv
and North Carolina. Tor negroes in
Georgia and Tennessee. tUr Ortsntlls iu
rslifurnia: Tor culsans In Florida ana
kcy West Tor M'xioans IN Texas ".
gpna and California. TOT French IN Mt
" ippi and louisiana: Tot uni"r'urni
aud dependent girls IN Texas ana G'fi
ga. aHn fuT miners tn Texas. b,lH
HON. and IVES, Virginia. and Hhl
tramirg s,houl w Kansas civ. Into
the fund. In the hands w III" hotrd ~
missions. go tn. dues of members ~
the auliliarics and all pi~ls" m"n'v
Sixty percent u expended Tot foreign
WORK and forty percent inr home. IN"
grand total collect a last vcar Wa ~.
.it,6.5ps. The Northwest Texas cun
iefNlte lNcultu Nta"' l'l ANlN N'"A "
pledge for the lucal auxiliary u $500
Pledge money " never spent lual'
hut through the conference treasurer
goes TO the fcncral board ior mission
work
city mission work IL maintaincl hN
city mission boards from funds dunat"
with only small percent from the Yen
rrsi board This work inrludcs Wesley
houses D-aconc.'s homes. Institutional
churches. Bethlehem houses. C"mmuni
~ ccntcrs. Cooperative homes. ctr,
In addition 10 TIL dues and plcdE"
money. bcqursts and cnduemcni fund
that 20 to the general fund NaN
amuun, II required 10 carry "n the
work IN foreign Lands aud ih'r" ~"
We, many unoccrpi"i u'lds Non CHRIS
iiar and the homeland Is said I" VI
tho greatest mission field IN The wurd
The wmnan's Missionary sucicty ~ tn
r,lk street Methods; church = 10 h"lh
the IIar,cr DAY So sl"n Monday. S"p
t-micr 20. I'iedgr muncS. dues and 49,
a., lirs'luna must 10 paid iu the treas
ur-r. Mrs Frank cook. before 90 90
tina; date
Members paw different amounts. w'''
n membership of about so. Receiving
the pledge will lr easy u every n"h
btr holds 30 abiding intcrr" AMI F."
member Harvest day
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-15

dis oti the pulp with spoon. A
, thick sulid ease should be left Mince
onion Mix lamb. rlre and seaRoninga
Win some ~ the cucumber pulp. Fill
cucumber shells with mixture faatcn
the ends with tuuthpickH Put into
shlicd boiling water and boil iill ten.
der. about ten minutes An onion aud
two ~ three bay leaves may be- added
tO the water Drain cuCumbcfa AMI
serve with white sauc,.
JrNkET lCE CREAM
cups milk
81 cup sugar
iunkct tablet
. tablespoons cold water
tablespoon vanilla
! cup whipping cream
Heat milk aud sugar until luke
warm Remove from firo and add
lunkrt ahlrl which has been crushed
and dissolved In ruld water aud vanilla.
let stand 30 minutes until cuol aud
irlliel Turn into freezer muld and
pack IN sIll and bee. let stand 10 ar
~ minutes Soripr down the sides
lirli IN whipped cream let stand
two ur three hours THIS cream viii
BE- ruined II the dashrr " used After
the freezer IN packed With lee aud
rock salt. pour over u strong hrnc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-15
THE GOLDltNllUD

THE GOIDENltnb
should you receive the slender gul
dcnrud. the warning, Take care" IN uu
der t,r.l. iur this Hover symbolizcs PIE.
caution aud also ENCOURAGEMENT.
tn. Druids used the gnldcurud ~ r.
IL, iYinp IuI lur finding springs ui fresh
v.t.f. and 60 ~ still b'.io,cl that ~
s.II.l hIuda II can discover deposits
&, ...ttf ri. us.
70 ,ur . i.I..ltcth'f time % was used
V.d,N fm di rs.ng wounds aud cuts
A. tl. mt ,ut time II " used nrdicin'
aIt Goo i,.,tt aIus,h and SpdSin"dl'
g.
\ ,.,.d t,il. the oiigiu ~ the eui
d,.lu An I'D Indian siuaw lived ~
q U..., 10 near q Lake dnd a great
Wa, lIM M day SIG at in lfnht
60 Hu" at weaving baskets hut
%. .." .f.N what size dil with thcit,
sh. .r.u Jas. d ih,rc ~ long that people
A iu trll siring" tales about h"f
If. u.s ld that Shv ND M" power
sHg people mt" plants ~ ani'
ur.s
90. 11, two little girls at down {,
...t 90 .nr th. ~ 81 tie lake. Gho had
rluil golden hair aud the other
deep Hr c,c They had heard II the
I'D ~ isn sutiaw aud Ncrc discussing
what The, would Ike Ia IL, Guldcnhair
wanted tu 10. something that would
uIk" rN'ttu nr who saw II happy and
cheerful while bluccyos only wishc.
Co be- near her. Finally they came To
th" stuaW's hut aud told her Of their
request m, old woman CAV. each
"p, q ,oin cake and told them tu come
into the Eut aud eat u The giils were
never seen again but the newt morning
$50 new flowers were found sprinklcd
"t,I the fields aud prairics. Onc was
the slender guldcnrvd, and the Uihci
tnv purple asiur.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-15


breakfast StcNcd prunoa. French
toast sugar strip. coffee
Luncheon 'upumh"rs Hitiiod viii
pearls. celery salad bread AMI butter
radiGhc~. iunhct b." cream. spong'
cake, tea.
Dinner l'l,nLod ham, candird sweet
uutatucs. celery salad. Sliced peaches
nut cookies coffee
Nv own Recipes.
French toast " better n made "
hr,Sd quite frankly stale stale bread
s,s'ina To- accumulate" faster IN summer
thnn winter aud this is an excellent
way tu use u On" cgg ~ two may 10"
used with milk. salt AMI u grating Of
nutmeg Tor ~" miAtur" Ia which o.
dip IN" bread FiN quickly IN y small
amount II fat
PEARLS
4 oucunbris
- cup cold l"l'd lamb lchupp-D
= Cup cold boiled rice
small uniun
Fali aud piprika
tablespoon lemon Juice
savuiy. sweet mnrporum. nutmeg
cup thick white sauce
The Cucunhrrs should be- five ~ six
inches long Pare. cut uff on. end aud
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-15

Onc 81 the most enjoyable cuttings
given recently was tine opening S'asn
pcnic given SUNDAY hy Mrs. GuriV,l;
and daughter The guests assembled Ut
the home of Ais Gulock. 1901 Iiani.
ION street ut 10 u M and from there
uuinr,-i o. the Family stub Ground
iu p,io Duru canyon. wh"r" they sp"n'
a mts. dclightful LAY. Th"sr included
amnrr IA" guests were Nurses Rem
Wnhcts and Ecrnic" Dickson. Mes
DANES T. H. Erruyd aiun St"'~l Gut.
l,-k and Mrssr~. Milton Richardson
Hrrlrrt Patterson. Glenn Randall
l:ddir l;ynr. Prank luprr and T. l.
Record
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-15
AtNAn u MEYER



II may be Just little print.
Quite faded cut and Old
or II may be- costly ihing,
Cut into FURNISHED gold
II may he spotted w a hit.
With tears that stand Tor pain.
but its the shield that guards nai
And brffgs him home again,
Perhaps It's Just bit ol tin.
The likeness may be slight.
But II can he the true~t star.
: shine through tcrror's night
Perhaps the bnlk ~ II Is small
\ tiny paper SQUARE
But u can bc IN. sword ~ might.
That makes a man fight fair!
II may he Just rncmury.
- voices thruug h;ho dark.
~ II may be- the glimmering.
az faiths undylng spark
Oh II may b- q breath uf prayer.
\ symbol OF n charm:
But us the love that walks beside
That Keeps q man from harm
MARGARET y. Slngster. IN Christian
Herald.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-15
uanvrinr Miss Marsare, Anne burgess

Mia Margaret Anne burgess wn'
the hunurce 81 q dclightful dinnc'
party given bN Miss Georgia Thomas
ri her home. 1899 Van Buren, street. ~
4 u',luck Monday evening tn" rtnn.
and table We're bcauiiiully d"t"ta'r
with cut Flowers 81 various cul'rs
Will. tiny ro~e baskets filled with
Ilspch.-l almonds marked IN" place 81
each guest. Following IN" dinner. mis-
,ellanrous games we're culvuycd
The guest. Included; Misses Mar
rstet Anne Burgess Elizabeth Num-
rgl,amih Euyv- i.dUria All"n. and
Sarah White.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-15

TOMORgOw'S RECIPES.


~ soon ~ meat ur fruit IL brought
from the market 1t should h. removed
from the paper
Meat should lc Put rn porcelain ur
enamel plate and at IN the ir'shoN. ~
the paper wrapping " allowed a. re-.
main around meat. there will be an un.
Pheasant IL tc
Fruit keeps better u put In bowl
81 open VuitnincT 81 some surt when
i't in the rofrig rator to chill
\ melon that has been cut should
have the cut surface covered closely
with waN"i paper but the brown Nrap.
piuG ptl'er should br taken off.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-15
Church Conference to I,e Held.

The members uf the POLK Street
ucihuslist church will hold their annual
difference "Wednesday evening IN tn
hurch annex Ut 7.aO o'clock Al this
meeting reports viii be- made by the
leads of all the departments uf the
'hurCh aud a summary ~ plans for
he nltuI" viii hc presented. MI NOM
,ers 81 the church are not invited but
lrgrd e. attend this conference.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-15
Meeting Of Nihrrlarrm Club.

The place # meeting fut the A,h"r
arim club has h-n changed from IA
hone uf Mrs I u code ~ thai "l Mrs
Howard Wilson. l6S Tylcr street.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-15
rimr Of Scninr rhI,IcIas SurinI Changrd

The party I" hc gwen hy the senior
ihidclas class announced Tor FRIDAY
'ycning has been changed L. Thurs.
lay evening oi this week. hrraus" 81
pre-, iuus plans made 10y the Junior
.afHrns. whose party ~ tu hc Friday
.Nrning in The rhnrrh uarlnrs.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-15
s,,I.l N.,r. aud Personal Menliun.

MfNs l.auna " TITS MS irt'hh'h
her huni. ~ Clar-ld'n. after IN ~
tended ys@it with friends IN Amatill"
Miss Tt IIdgStrth 81 Clarendon. u
spending the w",k rud with iiicnds ~
Amarillo.
Mss I.iila Madd,n lcil SUNDAY i"i
Inter Mount. Va. where she viii aiteu
- huui this winter
Mls- Pauline l;-e,lrr lrft SUNDAY tui
s, Louis where shs viii attend l.,ndcn
Ws-l College
Miss Eerni-r it,l- l"ri \ iudHy t"f
Ntre1ui, whsr- ~hr vii attud the tut.
,srritv ~ Virginia.
Nrs y. I;oltun AMI Mis J =.
uuirAstil viii l-av. Thursday t"r h"n'
after an -aiuysil" visit With the Tat
ter's sun aud daughter. Mr. !. I. 0Ui'h
all ir sud Miss Ali,n" ai 80 l'i't'"
street
lee. \ Rogers Wa 'ulird ." Sw"",.
wafer Saturda. night hy III" Illness ~
hi. u,sthcr Mr~ Rogers aud h't S'ii
have I-,n ~ Sw-'iwairi i'H tie past
week
AZ. md Madison l-fi fut C"l"fai"
whctr NJ viii make an extended visit
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-15
NotIcn

NUtIrN
We wish 10 anncnuee that fran sep.
tember !, Wa have severed all connec.
tlon with the Panhandle Osteopathin
Sanitarium. located ~ aos West Ninth.
aud are frum THIS date In no wise con.
ncctcd with mme.
Dr.. l.. ~ pennocl,
DR.. Daisy PennOck
DR. l.. V. cradlt.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-15

NJ and Mrs Karl walker let vcF'
.rday fur their home IN Post, Texas.
liter an extended visit With MI ard
Mrs T.. ". Ellis. 1895 Lincoln street
Mrs &. |. Spcrglc has returned g.
her humc IN Dcirui, Texas. after =
several weeks visit with friends ip
Amarillo
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-15
Woman'S Auxiliary IL American I.egiOn
MiIl Meet

The womnn's Auxiliary 81 the An.
crican Legion VIII meet Saturday az.
ternUon az . o'clock ~ the home ~
Mrs e. -. jackson. lli0 Jackson street.
Important business vii HE taken up
II this meeting and all members az"
Urged to L. present
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-15
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B TIM WEEKS SOCIAL EVENTS =
} = = = = q = = = = = = = = =
"Wednesday

NfuNfAuat
The Belle Bennett Missionary society
Gill meet in regular session IN the M
nex ~ the 'olg sucet Methodist
church
\ hint session 1T the W"mhn's Mi,
aiOnary Ymirty sud the G. W a. VI Il
the first Christian church viii Ice hs'
q the church at 3 o'clock
Thursday
Mis- ". I. Ellis vii entertain M
leau.NOt club ut her home, 1891 Vat
liurrn street
The Wumau's club will De entertain
u 10y Mrs. g. l. oaks at hrr hume
1900 Tyler street
Mrs ". ". COX will preside at tht
regular meeting uf the S'il Nuus PLAT
club ut her home. liON Van Buren,
street.
The Athcn,cum club viii meet wiz
Mrs. !. u Cole.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-15
social Note. and Personal Mention

Mrs Frank storm and child have r..
turned home from Los Angeles whcrs
hey spent the summer months.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-15

Mrs Boyd X. Gordon returned home
Yesterday after delightful VISIT IN
Fort Worth with friends.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-15

trida,

The Dclphian club viii meet ut thu
homc ~ Mrs. q. Z Thomas. 1900 Nai
Buren, street.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-15
p:.rian Ilnh Mll Meet.

The pi-rian club will meet Thursday
afternoon ~ the home "i Mrs. Hrurs
G.unh. s0o0 Monroe street
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-15
Plrrian club ia Meet

The ri-lan ,iul' viii ms.i With Mrs
I,..ra,r Gsaz.h. Thursday. th' 10. wia
Mrs<Alsasse "A .'ssars, - Sssg.sss.s
Arizona republican., 1920-03-31
Road Report

Roads the northern the especially bad just The that will be time before they decent shape The crossing Sacaton reported still be rather Wagons have had trouble the machines have been hard to tow It is also tow the Agua Fa On the road Roosevelt will be found that dons exceedingly from Fish Creek After place passed possible travel without much trouble The Black Canyon Road extremely bad condition Teams attendance Codwaer aid those fail the crossing under their power.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1920-05-10
K0RERIS WANTS SUIT
THAT HE LENT FRIEND:
HAS FRIEND ARRESTED

Sam Israel, alias Jim Carlos, has
been take ninto custody at Sitka on
1 warrant issued out of Commits
5ioner NJ l.. Burton's court on a
charge of embezzlement made by c.
koreris Of Juneau. Koreris swearg
II his complaint that Israel, or Car
los, borrowed a suit of clothes val
ued at $50 from him and as yet has
failed to return it. Not being a
member of the Overalls Club and
wishing suit to wear, Koreris
swore out a warrant, and Israel,
who had gone to Sitka, taking the
cult with him, it is alleged, was ar
rested yesterday. A deputy from
the office of United States Marshal
]. NJ. Tanner will leave for Sitka
tonight to bring the prisoner to Jul
neau.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1920-05-10
! ES1'EkDAY

NOTE: Dissertations
taken AZ and Seattle
Ind Francisco ct 4 m and p M.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1920-05-10
HEARING HERE
ON FISH TRAP
ORDER SEPT, IS
War Departments Ruling on
Alaskan Fishing VIII
Be Taken Up

'WA3HINGTQN,l May ia. - The
War DcDartmehtis order April 10
lim,ting the lcnsth Of fish traps and
floating pound nets in Alagkan wa
.ert end resarjpting to depths OF
100 fest waters in which they may
he placed, was made. at the instance
of the Federal Bureau of Fisheries,
according to information obtained
tod b. Representative John IF.
Miller Of Seattle, Wash from Gen
craI Peach, Chief of Engineers, I.
8. Army.
Geueral Beach said the Bureau OF
Fiehcrio3 months ago urged reSula-
ton Of floating fish traps, declaring
thcir Unrestricted uee was men
ace to NAVIGATION. Masters Of yes
sells also had complained he said
Nj Miller has been promised
hearing on the matter at Juneau
about September Is and another at
Seattle a month later. Any decis-
ions resulting from these hearings
Will come too late, however, to af-
feet this seasons fishing.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1920-05-10
FALCON MINE SUPERINTENDENT
TELLS OF KILLING OF
CLARENCE THOMPSON

Elmen Strom, superintendent of
the Falcon Mining Company's mine
IN Falcon Arm, Chichagof Island,
is in the city with the company
boat Mad Mr. Strom is accompan-
led by Erik Young and Victor Koski
miners employed by the company.
It was Mr. Strom and companions
who found Mr. Thompson on the
beach after he had been mauled and
wounded to death by the big brown
bear, recently. He said that they had
found him by eight O'Clock in the
morning and that he was in the
Chichagof Hospital but there was at
no time any chance for his re
covery.
A hunt was made for the bear that
did the killing and all the signs
of the struggle were found. They
would indicate that the bear, which
was a monster and had been feed
ing on the carcass of a deer. made
two big leaps, landing on the unfor-
tunate man. According to Mr.. Strom,
it appeared that the big beast jumped
nearly twenty feet in each spring to
strike his victim
The one shot fired by Thompson
took effect in the body of the
bear, Mr.. Strom said today. Mr..
Strom aud companions tracked the
bear by blood stains for consider
able distance in an endeavor to hunt
him down and kill him, but they
lost all trace of him and he is
still at large.
After taking on some supplies at
Taku Harbor. the Mad will go back
to the Falcon Mine, leaving here as
soon as the weather becomes more
settled.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1920-05-10
COLLEGE FACULTY QUIT
RATHER THAN ALLOW AN
EULOGY or MRS. STOWE

RICHMOND, Va, May 1O-Dis-
pute as to the propriety of lecture
on Harriet Beecher Stowe resulted
in the resignation of the entire
faculty of Chatham Episcopal insti-
tute here.
The engagement for the lecture
was cancelled by the Rev. C. o.
Pruden, president of the institute,
who held that any eulogy of Mrs.
Stowe before the Southern girls
would be out of place. Principal
Wallis and members of the faculty,
composed in part of women Gradu
ates of Northern colleges, disagreed
and when President Pruden refused
to rescind his order, voted to submit
their designations
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1920-05-10
UNIV. OF OREGON
WINS TRACK MEET
FROM WASHINGTON
Web.Fdoters On Long End of &c
To 81 Score, Washington
State Beats Idaho

SEATTLE, May 10.-The University
of Oregon team nosed out winner in
the track and field meet here Sat
urday with University of Washington
by two points. Oregon chalked up
66 against Washington "a Both
teame viii, compete in the 'anndai
Pacific Coast conference meet al
Stanford University next Saturday.
which will conclude the Western
collegiate track season,
MOSCOW, Idelc.4 May 1o.-The
Washington State College defeated
the University of Idaho IS to G2 in
the track and field meet here Sat
urday.
Stanford University Stanford won
60 to 60 in track and field events
with Oregon Agricultural College here
Saturday.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1920-05-10
GEN. WRANGEL IS
PREPARING TO DEFEND
GEN DENIkINE'3 ARMY

LONDON. May 10-Gen Wrangel,
who is attempting to hold together
the shattered forces of Gen. Deni-
kline III the Crimea until they are
assured protection reported to British
official quarters that he had been
able to reorganize the men suffi-
GENTLY to withstand isolated Bolshe
wiki attacks.
Other reports indicate that the Boil.
sheviki are preparing for general
attack hoping further to crush DEM
kinc's followers before Great Britain's
demand for their protection is rec
ognized by the Russian Soviet gov
eminent
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1920-05-10

Forecast for Juneau and Vicinity For "a Beginning
p. III. Today:
Fair Tonight Tuesday Brisk Northeast
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1920-05-10
MRS. WILLIAM MEYERS,
RESIDENT OF JUNEAU
FOR "a YEARS, DIES

Mrs William Meyers, wife of
William Meyers of this city, SO
wears old. died at 2;30 this morn
ing at her home on Willoughby
Avenue Heart trouble was the
cause of demise. Mrs, Meyers was
4 pioneer Of Juneau, having come
here with her husband in 1896. Mr..
Meyers has been engaged in mining
and prospecting since that time.
The funeral services will be held
on Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock
from Young's Undertaking Parlors
Tho Rev. G. C. Bruce will officiate
Intcrment will be at Evergreen
Cemetery.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1920-05-10
AMBASSADOR IN PORT
FOR FREIGHT SHIPMENT

The mine tender Ambassador ar
rived from Chichagof last night and
night. A heavy shipment of freight
FOR the mine will arrive on the
Northwestern tonight and will be
'ransshippcd to the Ambassador.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1920-05-10
NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH
SENIOR CLASS PLAY AT
COLISEUM TOMORROW

The next event incidental to the
closing of the school will be the
Senior Class play, Nothing But the
Truth" that is to be given on to-
morrow afternoon and evening at
the Coliseum Theatre. This play is
said to be an unusually good one
and those who are to stage it have
been practicing for it for the past
several weeks and have thoroughly
mastered their parts
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1920-05-10
SMALL FIRE DOES
VERY SLIGHT DAMAKE

An alarm of fire was turned in
yesterdays afternoon at 1:30 from
box As on Ninth Street, owing to a
small blaze on the roof of house
owned by Peter McCloskey near
there. The blaze did not prove dan
gerous and it was not necessary for
the Fire Department to connect to
the mains, or throw stream, as
the fire WAS put out with the aid
of chemicals.
The Washington times., 1920-09-28
REJECTS BIG FIVE PLANS
OF STOCKYARD TRANSFER

Counter proposals for the sale of
the interests OF the Big Five" pack
ing firms In unrelated stock yard and
other Industries are contained in the
answer of the Department OF Justice
to the packers offers which will be
filed in the District Supreme Court
this afternoon
The Department of Justice, II is
understood, combats in almost every
instance the views of the packers and
rejects their proposals in nearly every
point suggested by them. The case
will come up for fina hearing Oc-
tober Z. The packers proposed to
transfer their stock yard interests.
approximating about 100000 900, to
the Boston banking firm OF Frederick
II. Prince & Co.
Attorneys of the Department Of
Justice are said to look with disfa-
vor upon this plan, as in their opin-
ion II would create an even more
close control of the industries in
question than existed under the
management of the packers.
The Washington times., 1920-09-28
MAKES UP CREDENTIALS
OF WOMAN'S PARTY MEET
Miss Sheldon Jackson. Named Head
of Important Committee for
December Convention.

Miss Sheldon jackson. District OF
Columbia chairman of the National
woman's Party, has been appointed
chairman of the national credentials
committee for the convention TO be
held here under auspices OF the party
next december.
She will appoint one member from
each state to act on her committee
and already has begun the work OF
sending out credential blanks to state
chairmen. Representation OF each
state will be based upon membership,
one delegate representing each nifty
paid members.
Maryland is entitled to the largest
number OF delegates, then New York,
California, Illinois, Pennsylvanis,
Colorado and the District OF Columbia
In tho order named.
Now that women have the vote the
real purpose of the organization has
been achieved but II is by no means
tho intention OF the party to disband.
The convention will be held In wash
ington and tho feature will bo the
presentation OF statues to the Capitol
OF Susan y. Anthony, Lucretta Mott
and Elisabeth Cady Stanton.