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Pete Herman Regained
~BantamlUeight Title III
15-ROund Bout Monday

New York, July 26,-Fors the second
time in his fighting career. Pete Her
M sis 5bantamweight champion OF the
world.
Disproving the old ring proverb that
they can't come back" Herman tore
into Joe Lynch before a crowd of 3d.
600, at Ebbetts field. Brooklyn, last
night. and won hack the title of which
Lynch had deprived him last Decem-
ber n.
Herman regained his crown as he
had lost .it-by a judges decision. The
bout we:lt the. full Is scheduled
rounds. and Herman clearly had the
better Of 13 of them, on points. Lynch
was credited with one round and one
was a draw.
Round One. Herman landed q
right to the jaw and they spared
Lynch jabbed a left to the jaw. both
men fighting cautiously. Herman
working right in counter to Lynch's
to the chin, followed with rights and
lefts to the body. Herman rocked
Lynch with rights to the head and
they were in a mix-up at the bell
Herman's round.
Round Two. Lynch was short
with left to head. Then he almost
sent Herman down with right to law
Herman came back quickly and sent
several blows to the head and body,
Herman sent a stir right to the head
and followed It with several blows
while Lynch held behind the head.
The round was even.
Round Three. They exchanged
rights and let's to the body. Herman
caught Lynch with right hook to the
head. Herman sent three hard ones
to body and Lynch followed with left
to the stomach. They were spaarrine
at the bell. Herman,s round a
Round Four. Lynch missed. a left
lead and followed it with a right to
head. They :. exchanged lefts and
rights. Herman sent a stiff left to
Lynch's stomach. Lynch hooked a
right to the jaw. Herman hooked q
right to the jaw and followed with
fast lefts to the body. Herman's
round.
Round Five. Herman hooked a
left. to the jaw. They exchanged lefts
to the body. Lynch jabbed and Her
mar countered with his right. They
exchanged with rights and lefts. Her
mar shook Lynch with a left to the
jaw. Herman's round. IL.
Round Six. Lynch jabbed a right
to head and took two short arm jabs
In return. Herman jabbed Lynch re-
peatedly. They exchanged vicious
rights and lefts to the face and body.
Lynch tabled Herman at the bell.
Herman's round.
RoundSeven. They fought fast.
Lynch caught Herman with several
vicious right swings. Herman jabbed
Lynch on the jaw with a right. They
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-26
f%'BOOTLECCER'
Won TROPHY IN
INTERNATIONAL
St. Paul sloop Had No
Trouble In Taking The
Lead From Canadian .

Montreal. July 25.-The sloop
Bootlegger of st. Paul, Mimi, today
won the trophy defended by boats
entered by the Royal st. Lawrence
yacht club, taking first place for a
second time in the International races
on Lake st. Louis. Her companion
entrant from st. Paul. Freebooter,
again finished second. This gave the
Yankees a point victory over the Can
adam sloops Red Patch and Beaver,
IA to s..
Bootlegger covered the 13 mile
windward and return course today in
l hour 35 minutes and five seconds.
Freebooter, which crossed the start
ing line eight seconds astern Of her
companion finished l minute 81 sec
onds behind the leader.
Beaver came in third. a little more
than a minute later, and Red Patch
finished last. nearly 10 minutes after
B~ootlegger had been hailed as the
victor.
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exchanged lefts and rights to the Jaw.
Lynch sent a hard left to the jaw.
Herman sent q, left and a right to the
jaw. They exchanged lefts and rights
to the body at the bell. Herman's
round. !
Round Eight-Lynch sent rights
and lefts to the body. Herman coun-
tered with a left and right to the law.
Herman jabbed two hard rights to
Lynch's jaw. They exchanged rights
and let's to the jaw. Herman forced
Lynch into a corner with -heavx body
blows. 4Herman's' round.
Round Nine! Herman hooked
Lynch with a left to the head. Her
man sem hard lefts and rights to
Lynch's body. Lynch reached Her
mans jaw with three light left jabs.
Lynch missed two left swings Her
man sent two let's to the jaw, follow
Ing with hard rights to the body.
Herrhan's round.
Round Ten. Herman sent left to
chin. Lynch hooked a left to the
BODY. Herman sent a hard right to
the Jaw and received in return a blow
to the head. Herman sent left and
right to the jaw. Herman's round.
Round Eleven. Lynch sent rights
and 'fefts to Herman's body and in a
chnch received several returns, Lynch
sent right to body and tabbed several
times. Herman came back with right
to the jaw. Lynch's round.
Round Twelve. They exchanged
lefta- Lynch 9 n his right to the
Jaw. Herman returned with rights
and lefts to the body. Herman hook
ed a vicious left uppercut followed
with right to the jaw and two short
handed right upper cuts. They
fought viciously, exchanging rights
and let's to the body. Herman's
Round Thirteen. they danced
around during the first minute Of
lighting doing little hitting, Lynch
jabbed Herman to the jaw, Lynch try
ing for a knockout, missed repeatedly.
Herman sent = right to the jaw.
Lynch's rally was Of little. avail and
did not seem to worry Herman.
Lynch was cut over the left aye. Her
mans round.
Round Fourteen. Herman 1abbed
and Lynch hooked right to the jaw.
They exchanged lefts and rights to
the jaw. Lynch jabbed left to the
jaw. Herman sent stiff right to the
jaw. rocking Lynch. Herman sent
rights to the jaw. Herman's
round.
Found Fifteen. Herman iabbed
right to jaw. Lynch missed repeated
~. Herman sent, right and lefts to
the body. They fought %furiously.
Herman seemed to have the better Of
the interchange Of blows. Herman
jabbed Lynch to the head and hooked
two hard rights to the jaw. Her
man'ssr6und.
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CLOUTED TWO,
HOMERS IN GAME
WITH CINCINNATI

Cincinnati. July 25.-Babe Ruth de-
lighted a big crowd at Redland Field
today by hitting two home runs in an
exhibition game between the New
York Americans and Cincinnati Ma
tionals. The Reds won. 9 to 8.
With two out and the bases full in
the fifth, Ruth drove the first ball
pitched 70 him owe the center field
wall, the first time this feat has ever
been accomplished. In the seventh,
with n on base, Ruth hit into the
right field bleachers on the fly, which
established another record for the
Cincinnati park. Score,
r. H. E.
N. Y. Amer. . i. 900 o51 2oo-s s 4
Gin. Mats. $50. 43O 900 20x-9 10 2
Harper, Ferguson and Hoffman,
Devormer: Coumbe. Donahue and
Wingo, Douglas, -s5
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Star Golfers Play
For Metropolitan Title

New York, July 26.-Jim Barnes,
winner of the national open golf
championship, was paired with Tom
Kerrigan, who finished third in
the British open" at st. Andrews, in
the opening round of the Metropoli-
tan Golf association open champion
ship meet at the Siwaby Country clue,
Mt. Vernon today.
Walter Hagan of Detroit, former
open championship and
present holder of the Metropolitan
title, was paired with Cyril Walker of
E~nglewood.
Nearly 1870 golfers, including vir-
tually all the stars who played in the
national open tournament with the
exception of. Abe Mitchell, and George
Duncan, were entered for the meet.
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CONFESSION
READ b COURT
S'IENOGRAPHER
ourt Adjourned Temporal
lily When Defense Made
Objections.
5AMES
4 JUDGES RULING
20 Investigate Alleged $10,-
90 Bride Given For Testi-
mony of Grand Jury.

Chicago, July 26.-When Walter ].
18th. court stenographer, who took
.,wn Eddie Cicotte's grand jury con-
SION. began reading the confession
the baseball trial today, so many
,,iections were raised by the defense
It it was necessary to adjourn court
faporarily while the attorneys went
30 conference with Judge Hugo
send.
a confession can be used
" against the man making it, Smith
IS not allowed to mention any name
sept Cicotte's. The defense main
sned that such words as ball play
~ 'outfelders' and "inielders"
% were barred.
fudge Friend ordered the attorneys
reach an agreement on the wording
athe confession before presenting
ssm in court. but after two hours Of
ssun1ent only two pages Of Cicotte's
3rty page statement had been re-
red.
indications were that it would
Ike all day to revise the three con-
iisionA.
Y Austrian to Take Stand.
Smith was on the stand yesterday,
4 court adjourned before he had
i'd Cicotte's confession. The ste
graphers who took down the con-
a.sions of Joe Jackson and Claude
,lliams, former White Sox players,
re expected to follow Smith on the
md. and Alfred Austrian, attorney
the Chicago American league, will
engthen the states case by telling
E the confessions Cicotte, jackson
ID Williams made to him before 60
to the grand jury room. +
confession testimony is ex-
$sted to consume the entire day.
To Investigate New Charges.
Meanwhile preparations are going
ward for the proposed investiga-
"a by a grand jury of the newest
E4seball scandal, the alleged $40, 900
be given for the testimony pre-
3lted to the first grand jury while
ties attorneys have Also announced
wider investigation Of the 1919
asndal and other possible indictments
cease convictions are secured in the
sEent cases.
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THREE CHICAGO
Men ELIMINATED
Players Who Failed To Ar.
rive For P~relirninaries
Given a Chance

~ .. a..H Lr .t.'.- FH. #..
Minneapolis. July 25.-Three Chi
cago men were eliminated today in
the singles competition at the an
nual Northwestern tennis tournament
at Deep Haven courts, Lake Mime
tonka, near here. They failed to ar
rive in time for the opening Satur-
day but were allowed to play.
L. Ferris. Chicago, won his pre-
liminary round match by default. but
was beaten in the first round by A.
Ballion, st. Paul, 81, 6-3. Ronald
Gibbs. Minneapolis, won from John
McGrath. Chicago, SO, ga, while E.
Driscoll. Minneapolis, defeated George
Larson, Chicago, 6-1, So, both in the.
preliminary round. Z
Driscoll was eliminated in the sec
ond-round by L. H. Waidner, Chicago,
HI -. FL .s...". r.- "#.. ,-H#r.r
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SPORT BRIEFS

sPh ilade1phia-Emi1 Meusel. captain
the Philadelphia National league
I'M. was traded to New York for
grfis Walker. an outfielder, and Wal
Henline, a catcher.
New York-Pete Herman of New
leans gained the worlds bantam
sight championship by receiving the
f1ge's decision over Joe Lynch ~
Nv York, after a 15-round bout.
Fort Smelling, Minn.-Fred Gilbert
II Spirit Lake, Iowa, led the profess
Enalsat the end of today's shoot in
second Great Lakes zone tran
9ottng tournament, getting a perfect
..
pes Moines-George Beck, local
stern league pitcher. has been
ned over to the Peoria, ILL.,, Three
club, according to an an
lncer1ent made here.
fsE1eveland - Samuel Hardy and Lvle
13han Of New York, won the inter
~ tennis doubles of the United
= tess@yesterday. defeating Howard
sHlRObert Kinsey. brothers, Of a
A. ncasco, three sets to one.
observation-disclosures D. Thomas. vet
a3nscatcher of the American league.
Internationally released by the
veiand club. Waivers were OBJ
s9ned from all the clubs in the
1gue.
T. New York-"Rube'' Benton was nm
additionally released from the New
National League club. He
lied 7 keep in condition, club off,
raid.
tort Smelling, Minn.-Tray shooters
the second Great Lakes zone tour
sssYalfent warmed up in a preliminary
sssfstered shoot. Fred Gilbert Of
s@frit Lake. Iowa. led the profession
With q perfect mark Of 100.
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NOTICE or MORTGAGES FoREc1oas
URE SALE,

NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FoREcIoa.
URE SALE.
Notice. is hereby given that that Ger.
tain MORTGAGE. executed and delivered
Sievers. MORTGAGE, dated the 1st day~of
November, 1879, and filed for record in
the office of the register of deeds of the
County Of Grand Forks. inc State Of
March. 1920, and recorded in Book 14$
of Mortgages on Page 1856, will be fore
closed by a sale of the premises in such
mortgage and hereinafter described, at
City of Grand Forks. County Of Grand
Forks. State Of North Dakota, at the
hour of 2 O'Clock p. M. on the 2sth day
Of July, A. D.. 1921, to satisfy the
day Of sale. The premises described in
such mortgage and which will be sold
to satisfy the same are described as folz
lows:
quarter wK NwN) Of Section
ter of the. southwest quarter (sEH
sWA) and the southwest quarter Of the
l22l ali in Township One Hundred
Fifty-four $50 north Of Range Fifty
one (51 west, containing according to
the government survey thereof, One
Hundred Sixty, (:16o) acres. be the same
Forks County, North Dakota
There Will be due on such mortgage
at the date Of sale the total sum Of
seven and $500 5ss.ss7.ss} Dollars.
and the legal fee and costs Of foreclos-
FRED H. SEWERS.
Mortgagee.
"A Attorney for, MORTGAGES, H. 1.
(June 21-28; July 5-12-19-26.)
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/" JIMMY" MURPHY
DEFEATED E N
DRIVERS MONDAY
(By The Associated Press,

BY The Associated Press.)
LIE Mans, Franco. July u.s.
Jimmy" Murphy OF Indianapolis
won the grand prize of the auto
mobile club of France here to-
day. With two other American
cars, piloted by Andre Du Bon
nett, the French millionaire anna
teur driver, and Albert Guyot,
another Frenchman, in fourth
and sixth places respectively.
Ralph DePalma and Jules Goux.
in French cars, were second and
third.
Murphy led In a majority of
the thirty circuits of the course,
making the 1913 ia miles In four
hours seven minutes and ten Sec
onds. an average Of IS Ia miles
an hour.
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MISS MARY CLARK
AND MRS. GEORGE
HAVE LOW SCORES

Minneapolis, July 25.-Miss Mary
Clark of Oak Ridge club, Minneapolis
and Mrs. D. L. George of the Mime
medal score at the end of the first
days play today at the fifth annual
women's state golf tournament at the
Minikahda club here. Each had a
SO.
Miss Eleanor Lightner, Of Town
and Country club, ST. Paul. state
champion, was third with 101.
Eight players started in the qualify
ing rounds.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE OF MORTGAGES FoREcIos-

e URE IL
Default having been made In the:
by reason Of the failure OF the mort
gagors to pay certain sums secured
thereby when due or at all. and the
MORTGAGE electing to, all sums secured
by said mortgage are now declared due
Now therefore, notice is hereby given
that that certain mortgage. made, exc
cuted and delivered. by Jacob Brevik and
ETressie Brevik as his wife. as mort
poration. as mortgage, dated May 27th,
1919 and filed for record in the office 81
the register of deeds in and for Grand
Forks County. North Dakota on June
2lst, 1919 and there recorded in, Book
VIII be foreclosed by a. sale Of tho
premises in such mortgage and herein.
after described. at the front door of the
court house in the city and county u
the 6th day Of August, 1921, at the hour
OF 2so'clock in the afternoon Of that day
TO satisfy the amount due ON such mort
gage on the day Of sale.
gage and which will be sold to satisfy
the same are located in the County Of
Grand Forks, State Of North Dakota
n described as follows, to-wit:
me south half OF the northeast quar-
quarter Of Section s, in Township 153,
north of Range-52 west Of the 5th prin.
cipal meridian.
There will be due on such mortgase
on the day of sale including the amounts
declared due as aforesaid the sum az
$766.52, besides the costs and isburse-
ments Of this foreclosure.
Dated June Is, 1921.
e. =. LANDER & CO.,
MURPHY & TONER,
Attorneys for Mortga gee,
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GAS MADE FROM LOGS.

III EHIaay5@gIfI. go
. ohdon, July 4:-{Mai)-Gas made
4m&oak logs Is now being Supplied
Ecessfully to the inhabitants Of
eyntqG Ia Sussex. Other towns are
idiyasfolloWing suit. It is claimed
1ssthas wood gas has practically
Ana heating and lighting prop
~ as@coal gas and its use means
E4ytng Of more than half a dollar
Loco cubic feet t o the consumer.
AZ Steyning gas works being
eates1ed with closure owing to the
RninAtive price OF coal, about Is a
tho carbonixation OF wood was
5dxtAd to as an experiment. with
xeeElt that wood a has been
1xxttely adopted as an illuminant
alsSthe price of coal comes down.
Birmingham. old road paving
SlEe hAye been converted into wood
18th equally satisfactory results.
ff1NId Want Ads Bring Results.
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BABE A WON
r THE GIANTS
IN SERIES R

Pittsburgh, July 25.-Effective
pitching by the veteran Babe Adams,
together with sensational fielding and
hitting by his teammates, enabled
Pittsburgh to defeat New York in the
first game of the mid-season series
here today, 6 to 3. Adams has been
sent to the mound three times against
the Giants this season and won two
of the games. Max Carey, the Pirates
infielder, had ii putouts and three
hits. Score:
r.. H. E.
New York -. 900 100 2oO-3 9 0
Pittsburgh 200 OIL 2ox-6 LIZ 2
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EMIL MEUSEL WAS
TRADED TO A

Philadelphia July 25.-Emfl Meu-
sci. captain of the Philadelphia Ma
tional league baseball team, was
traded to New York today for Curtis
Walker, an outf1elder. and Walter
Herline, a catcher. Manager Dono-
van last week sent .Meusel to the
bench for alleged Indifferent. playing,
and he has not since played in a regu-
lar game.
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DAKOTA LEAGUE
Huron 10; Sioux Falls II.
Redfield O.; Mitchell II.
MYERS KAYOED SOLOMON

Pocatello, Idaho, july 25.-spug
Myers of Pocatello. lightweight,
knocked out Jay Solomon of Salt Lake
in the sixth round of their scheduled
twelve round fight at Lava Hot
Springs. near here. this afternoon.
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SUMMONS.

SUMMONS.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, )
County of Grand Forks.
In District Court-First Judicial Dis
trict. -IT
Edith NJ. Jones ........... !. Plaintiff
tas VS.. .n -
The State of North Dakota to the above
named Defendants:
You are hereby summoned to answer
the complaint of the plaintiff in this ac-.
ton. which said complaint is on Ale in
the office of the clerk of the district
court in and for the said County of
Grand. Forks. at the office of the clerk.
In the cour house in the City of Grand
Forks in said county. and to serve a,
copy of your answer to said complaint
1,rnn the subscribers hereto within
thirty days after the service Of this
SUMMONS upon you. exclusive Of the day
Of service, and in case Of your failure
to appear or answer as aforesaid judg-
mert Will oe taken against you by de-
fanlt for the relief demanded in the
complaint. @
Dated July 16. 1921.
Il. MCINTYRE. BuRTNEss,
& JOHNSON.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Gully 1896 Aug. 2-s-16-23.) ~.
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The Pen NANT RACE
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Games Monday.
New York 3; Pittsburgh s.
Others not sheduled.
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Joe yelling Gets Ready
To Meet Sailor freedman

Chicago, July 26.-Joe yelling has
arrived here and today began active
training for his ten round bout with
Sailor Freedman at Aurora, Iils.,
August 5.
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Open Date
AssOWArvoN


"a Faul 10: Toledo q.
ed: rain
Kansas City 3; Louisvilie q Us IN
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Toledo, Ohio-Roger Bresnahan,
president Of the. Toledo club of the
American association, announced he
had acquired the. services of Catcher
Eddie Ainsmith from the Detroit club
of the American league. 4
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And Mitchell
To Play Evans And Mayo

Chicago. July 26.-George Duncan
and Abe Mitchell. touring the coun-
try. today face Chick Evans and
Charlie Mayo, Edgewater club profess
sional. on the Edgewater links.
Eighteen holes will be played morn
ing and afternoon. Duncan and
Mitchell defeated Evans and Phil
Gaudin here a few days ago.
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Herald Want 40, Bring Results.
Herald Want Ads Bring Results.
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American Association

Louisville, July 25.-Kansas City
made a clean sweep Of the four-game
series here. winning the last game s
to 6 in is innings. Louisville errors
permitted the score to be tied in the
and a tumble by Good enabled
Louisville to match Kansas City's
score in the 18th. McCarty's single
with the bases filled drove in the win
ming runs. 1t was the second time
In two days that Cullop has lost to
Kansas City. The game was featured
by the sensational playing Of Gaffney.
a rookie who was sen to short in
place of Ballenger, who is out with in
juries. Score-15 innings:
R. H. E.
Kansas City
900 oo2 $50 900 1o2-s is s
Louisville
900 Ill 10 900 1906 il 4
Fuhr, Lambert, Carter and McCar-
ty; Sanders, Cullop and Kocher.
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Saints Win Another

Saints Win Another.
Toledo, July 25.-St. Paul took
three out of four games of the series
by winning today from Toledo, 10 to
4. Score:
r. H. E.
St. Paul 49,. 900 800 eo1-1o IA 2
Toledo ...... Oo2 900 200 4 IL 1
Hall and McEnemy; Aires, McCool
and Haines,
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Herald Want Ads Bring Results.
Herald Want Ads Bring Results.
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id Want ADS Bring Results.
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MURPHY & TONER,
r Attorneys for Mortgagee,
Grand Forks. ND.
(June %; July 5-12-19-26; Aug. a.
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Herald Want Ads Bring Results.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-04-02
CONTINUE FEDERATION
OF WAYNE CHURCHES

The Church Federation of Wayne
county is to continue. That was de-
cided at a meeting of executive Off
GERS held in the Y. M. c. A. Friday
afternoon.
Old officers of the federation are
to remain in their respective posi-
lions. They are: The Rev. L. E.
Murray. president; NJ. L. Rowe, vice
PRESIDENT; Roy L. Babylon, secretary:
A. l.. Smith, treasurer of the city fed
Grafton; ard Ed Crawford, treasurer
of the county federation. The city
federation is part of the county
body.
With the coming OF "Bflly" Sunday
for a series. of meetings here in the
spring of 1922, it was believed desir
able to maintain the federation as a
body for action in church matters,
should the occasion arise and its
services be desired. The Rev. Muir
ray will call the next meeting. After
the meeting the following letter was
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-04-02
Women of {. of {.
Perfect Organization

Mrs. A. W. Roach was elected chair
man of the executive committee of the
wnmen's division of the Chamber OF
Commerce, at a meeting held by the
division Friday afternoon. Mrs. Wal
ter Fulghum was elected vice-chair
man. and Mrs. Everett Englebert, sec
rotary.
With the organizing of the women's
division, the first department of the
Chamber of Commerce is formed
ready for regular meetings. Miss
Ruth James was named as the divis
ions delegate to chamber of com
merce forum meetings, which are tc
be held monthly.
After the question of having a pub
lice dance pavilion in Glen Miller
park was discussed, the women ex
pressed themselves against the pro
ject Mrs. Allen D. Hole, Miss Dor
othy Dilks, Mrs. Walter Fulghum and
Mrs. F.. S. Bates were appointed to
prepare resolutions expressing their
stand, which will be sent to the board
of works.