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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-07

wives, mothers, sisters and "just
800 Of Illinois American Lee,
s5sa members who attended Sos
/ ISss Of the Woman's auxiliary In
/ i7E city, September 25-26 will have
1lusy two days.
Il 1Gion leaders in national a..
n q state fields will address the
ssd1Ssry. Its business sessions
- Scupy two half days, excur-
sIunx auto and river, dancing par
- md luncheons will crowd the
49, hours and there will be the
NJ parade to entertain the visit
al
Auxiliary committee officials this
- conferred over final details
q tie program and announced the
lsny events as follows:
MORNING.
S:ooECall to order.
Reading Of convention call
eslute to the nag.
Preamble to constitution.
america.
Invocation-Mrs. Mary South
worth, department chaplain, Dan
Vile.
Special music-Mrs. Howard
Klove, Rock Island.
Welcome-Mrs. Fannie B. Pa
tent, Rock Island unit; w. A. Ros-
enfield, commander Rock Island
post; Mayor Harry Schriyer.
Address-Colonel David M. King
Rock Island arsenal commander.
Response-Mrs. l.. E. Mitchell
Chicago.
Special music-Miss Catherine
Stauduhar. Rock Island.
Address-Mrs. Lowell +. Hobart
national president, Cincinnati, Ohio
Reading Of minutes
Announcements of committees.
There will be no afternoon SEES
sion. The delegates will view thu
big parade and spend the afternoon
aboard the Washington, Dances
at the Masonic temple and the Rocl
Island club with boat trip will b,
evening entertainment.
EVENING.
Invocation-Mrs. Sylvia Dunavin
Rock Island.
Salute to the flag.
Community singing-Led by Mis-
Margaret Seaton, Rock Island.
Reading minutes of morning ses
sion.
Credential committees report.
Reports of department officers
president, vice presidents, executiv
corresponding secretary, financia
secretary. treasurer and historian
Report of hospital chairman.
Report of rules committee.
Tuesday, Sept. %.
MORNING.
9:00-Call to order.
Salute to flag.
Community singing.
Preamble to constitution.
Invocation.
William R. McCaule
commander, department of Illinoi
American Legion.
Minutes Of previous session.
Reports of committees: resol
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-07

] lspeelaa llolles servics.,

tspe0f A0lpse SetvAceS
Moline viii celebrate It's 50th an
adversary rs an incorporated city
Sunday and Monday, Oct. l and 2,
II has been decided By city OIL
cials.
The celebration will be in River
side park and will include q parade,
= pageant. exhibits. band music,
and speeches.
Moline was incorporated ~ = city
Aug. -, 1877.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-07
NOTICE no CONTRACTORS,

NVI1CE ~ CUNTkAC1UKSs
Bids will be received, 8 q. m.
Sept IL. 1872, for resurfacing
Fourth, avenue from Fifteenth
street to Sixteenth street with as.
phaltic concrete. -
AL :. II. N. SCHRIVER,
I Advertisement) Mayor.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-07
Burning Feet, Corns and
Callouses Halt Mrs. Dover
On long hike from Boston to Los Angeles

Reaches New York Where Foot Troubles Threaten To End
Strenuous Journey. Tells How She Outwitted Pains
From Sore Burning Feet, Corns and Bunions with
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-07

= All the NevsHAlI the Time-1hsl
Argua 5
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-07

CLASSIFICATION DE LOS oRRERos
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-07
La princesa de Reuss airada por
10 GChO acerCa de sus
despOsOrios
Ella y ell ex-Kaiser son camarQdas
desde la infancia

nueva en- absoluto. Somos camaradas
desde la infancia. Siempre he admira-
do al kaiser.
Los tragicos acontecimientos que han
ocurrido en- nuestras vidas solamente
han servido para hacer mas profundo
nuestro afecto.
Les ojos de la princesa estan hume
dos por el llanto al dirigir una mirada
un retrato que Sc destaca de la pa
red. Ell retrato de su esposo muerto.
Aparece vestido con ell uniforme de los
dragones, en- cuyo cuerpo sirvi6 duran
te Ell conaicto mundial Como resuita-
do de las asperezas de Ia guerra contra
jo tuberculosis Y durante toda su en-
fermedad fp6 atendido amorosamentc
por la princesa.
Sobre un escritorio, en- otra esquina
del comedor, puede verse una fotogra-
fla del ex-kaiser, reciente al parecer.
En- ella Guilermo aparece solamente
con SUI bigote, 10 cual hace suponer
4OC pc lAd W. 0cVStO Ia UdA Dt KS GNlQCA1
te que Guillermo sin barba parece mas
joven que Guillermo con barba.
Lo dicho es 10 tinico que declare IA
princesa sobre sus asuntos intimos Els
una mujer bella, LENA de salud vida.
No parece tener los 35 ahos que tiene
nj tampoco ser madre de cinco njos
Habla ingl6s Y frances perfectamente
y es versada en- literature.
Mientras hablabamos, el conde Pueck
lor, viejo amigo de la familia y otro de
los huespedes, volvi6se sonriente hacia
, el corresponsal v diio: "Al yer su
| aeroplano temimos primeramente que
Sc tratara de periodistas americanos q
caza de algo sensational. =
Todos rieron cordiaimente de que la
princesa Y el conde hubieran tenido
tan curiosa idea.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-07
Farbwerke Worm MeiStOr
LueiuS & Bruning.
.Hoechst, Alemania

Unicos fabricantes EN- Ell mundo de
los preparados de los Sabios Profeso.
res. Dres. Pablo Erich, Bertheim, L.
Benda Hata.,
sALvARsAN, NEosALvARsAN, SILL
vERSALvARsAN, SALvARsAN-s so
DICO Y NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Todos estos productos 1levan impre-
SOS en- la parte posterior del estuche
de carton el niirnero de Serie privada
y ell escudo de nuestra casa ano de
1904 con ell nombre "CERECEpo".
Ademas tiene contrasefas especiaIas
que solo sus agentes conocen para dis
tinguirlo del mucho falsificado que clan
destinamente Sc ofrece en- venta.
Los inspectores que mandaron las IA
hricas las Antillas para inspeccionar
estos productos llevan presentadas 18
denuncias contra vendedores de los
productos falsifcados.
A los Sres. m6dicos corresponds no
admitirle ningan cliente ninguna
ampolla de estos productos sin que lie
ne los requisites descritos por la vida
del paciente por el honor professional
cue en- activas funcionas de su sacerdo
clio, rechaza en- absolute todo espiritu
de mercantilismo.
Todo cuanto informe Sc nos solicite
sobre los productos indicados, nos tie
nen incondicionalmente a sus 6rdenes
rara facilitarselo 10 que consideramos
como un deber por nuestra parte Y un
Lonor para esta su casa.
Agentes y representatives. generates
para las Antillas,
CERECEDo HERMANo 81 co.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-07
Ell ObrerO urbanO
II

cLAs1F1cAc1oN DE LOS oRRERos
Die en- mi artfcu,o anterior. oBRE
Ro Es Ell QUE ALQU1LA sU Es-
FUERZO PoR UN SALARIo.
Natural es que Ell obrero eyiia por
su trabajo una cantidad de dinero, per.
que el tiene que atender "a sstlsfac
cion de sus necesidades. pero e1 :obrs-
ro que solo trabaja por Ia materialidad
del salario, no es un buen obrero
Dice Wagner: tTrabajo me pagan,
NADIA mejor; pero 81 mientras trabajo
no tengo para inspirarme mas quc el
deseo de alcanzar mi paga, 4.ada peor.
I'm individuo que no tiene como rrz6n
de obrar mas que su sal2rio, trabaia
ma. Lo que lie interesa no ss ell traba,
jo es el dinero. No hay error social
mas grave que llegar a hacar dc las
ganancias Ell ilnico motive de accion
Lo mejor que ponemos en- nueStra obra
hagase por la fuerza de los 5ra2os, por
el calor del coraz6n no. Ia tension
de la inteigencia, es precisarente 10
cue nadie puede pagarnos.'
Los obreros pueden ser clasifcados tc
niendo en- cuenta la natura!eza del es-
fuerzo (fuerza de los brazos tension
de la inteIgencia), tomando en- con
sideraci6n ell lugar donde trabajd.
Atendiendo al sitio luga. donde
los obreros ejercen su profession of
cio, podemos clasifcarlos er dos gran
des grupos; URBANos y AGRIco-
LAS.
Ell obrero agricola ejecuta su ofcio
er la zona rural, ALI donde impera ell
rejno vegetal, con sus frondss multi
formes Y sazon2dos frutos.
Son obreros agricolas: el machetero,
cue corta Ia cana de az1car' e. carre
TO, que la conduce a la fa5rica; el CO.
gedor, quien, con su cesta al hombro,
recoge las bayas roias del cafeto; Ell
podador, Ell escaldador, etc.
Ell obrero urbano ejerce su profession
Il ofcio en- la zona urbana, donde tie
nen su asiento Ia industria manufactu
rera, ell comercio febril, la ciencia triun
fadora v las hermosas artes.
Son obreros urbanos: los abogados,
los nedicos, los maestros. los periods
tas, los albaniles, los carpinteros, los
dependencies de comercio, los sirvien
tes ETC., etc.
FL objeto principal de este trabaio
es ell obrero urbano.
Teniendo en- cuenta la naturaleza del
esfuerzo realizado, divide los obreros
urbanos en- dos grupos: oBRERoS III
BERALES, en- los que predomina el
trabaio intellectual; OBRERoS ME-
cANICos, en- los que Ell trabajo fisico
es Ell predominante.
Medicos, abogados, periodistas, inge
nieros, son obreros liberales; tabaque-
ros, herreros, albaniles. carpinteros, son
Aobreros ,mecanicos.
veamos los caracteres de cada CRU
po.
Tsafa. pnnpTGTTrZ
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-07
UN ANo DE CARcEL PoR HURTo
DE GALLINAS

Aver fue sentsnciado por el Juez de
la Corte Municipal de Ponce ell indivi-
duo Natalie Cruz, quien hace algunos
dtas realiz6 cinco hurtos de gallinas
La Corte lie impuso al ladr6n de aves
un aio de career.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-07
ARRoLLADo PoR UN AUTO

En- Hato Rey, jurisdiction de Rio
Piedras, el autom6vil que guiabs Juan
Gonzalez, arroll6 a Carmelo Muriel, de
10 afios, quien iba montado en- una bi
cicleta ocasionandole la dislocacion de
la pierna derecha y contusiones en- la
cadera izuuierda. Muriel fu6 conduct
do al hospital municipal.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-07
MUJER ARRoLLADA
PoR Ell TRoLE

En- la parada l, Puerta de TERRA, ol
CAIRO electrico que guiaba Ell motorista
Jose Roman, arroll6 la sonora Trini-
dad Hernandez, ocasionandole varias
contusiones de pron6stico reservado
Trinidad fue asistida en- la sala de so
corro y trasladada al sanatorio Puerto
Rico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-07
ANBos DEsEAN QUE sU BoDA
SEA SIMPLE Y SIN OSTENTACTO
MES. PARECE QUE GUILLERETo
DE HoHENzoLLERN Sc HA COR
TADo LA BARBA QUE 10
ENVEJECIA

NoTA EDIToRIAL:-El Idespacho
que Sc publica continuation de cuen-
ia de una vista accidental hecha por
el corresponsal en- Berlin del Interna-
tional News Service, Mr. S. D. Weyer,
al castillo silesiano en- que vive la prin
cesa Herminia Won Schoenaich- Caro-
lath, de la vieja casa de Reuss, prone
tida del ex kaiser de Alemania. MIR.
Weyer encontrabase a bordo en- un ae-
rcplano que cay6 a TERRA en- un 81
ito contiguo a la mansion feudal de Ia
princesa EN- Ell curse de un vuelo, de
cllyo incidente Sc habl0.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-07

pL4HCcSd en cl CuAso ue un FuOAO' ~O
cnyo incidente Sc habl6.
CASTILLO SABOR. silesia, domin
go, via Berlin, setiembre 26.-Escriba
Sc este en- la biblioteca de la princssa
Hermine de Reuss-S Schoenatih- Carolath,
prometida esposa del ex kaiser de Ale
mania. Sobre I'm divan reposa el capi
tan Ludwig Hassempfug, ex Official del
estado mayor aleman que result6 con
Ia cadera medic rota y dolorosas contu
stones. A su lado encu6ntrase Tons
Raab, famoso 'tas' aviador de Aiema
mia durante la contienda mundial
De vez en- cuando abrese la puerta
y la princesa entra quedamente y pre-
gunta cuchicheante como sigue el pa
ciente.
En- un campo cercano encu6ntrase ell
avi6n DIS, que cay6 repentinamente
despues de haber volado en- circulo So
hre ell castillo quedando destrozado.
En- la casa del guardabosque descan
sa ei capitan Wilhelm Strunk, ex of
cial del ej6rcito austriaco, aviador y
soldado de fortuna, sufriendo contusio
mes cerebrales.
La noche sc aproxima... Entra la prin
cesa...
-Tnsisto-dice-en que todos uste-
des pasen la noche aqui. Acabo de or
denar que Sc acondicione una de las
alas dbl castillo para ustedes. Hay
ALI cuatro lechos y pueden pedir cuan
to Sc les ofrezca. sirvanse considerar
mi castillo como su casa.
La princesa invite despu5s sus
hu6spedes inesperados tomar te con
ella.
La cocinera de la novia del ex kai
ser prepare una cena magn1fica. Antea
de que los huespedes Sc sentaran "a
mesa, la princesa orden6 su mayor
domo que subiera algunos vinos raros
anejos de Ia cueva.
Despues de una conversation sohra
t6picos generates, la platica recayo, ma
turalmente, en- la rroxima boda de Ia
princesa Y Ell ex kaiser, que Sc encuel
ira desterrado EN- Holanda.
Mucho Sc ha escrito respecto a mis-
desposorios con Ell kaiser sxclamo Ia
princesa con cierta ira. Mucho Sc
ha dicho todavla cuchichean sobre
el particular ciertos chismosos Que pa
recen tener por toda ocupacion meter
las narices en- asuntos ajenos.
No puede negarse que nuestros despo.
scrios nuestra boda son un asunto
! particular. Ambos deseanlos que no Sc
nos moleste. Ansiamos evitar publici-
dad inltil, cue sea todo simple y sin
ostentaciones.
Todo 10 que puedo decir es que mu-
clio de 10 que Sc ha publicado en- rela-
ci6n con nuestros desposorios es alb
surdo. La affection amistad que me-
dian entire Ell kaiser 70 no son cosa
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-03-09
PLANS UNDER WAY
FOR GIRLS BASKET
TOURNEY AT SERENA
CLASSIC TO BE STAGED AT Sc.
RENA HALL MARCH II AND t8
EIGHT TEAMS OF GIRLS TO
TAKE PART IN TOURNEY PLAY.

Probably one of the first tourna.
ments of its kind ever promoted
around this neck OF the woods, a
basketball classic in which only
girls teams will be represented, is
being planned for March II and 49,,
at Serena Ill. b. J. Arenson of Sc
rena has undertaken to promote the
tournament
Eight Teams to Play.
According to announcements eight
teams will be represented and will
take part in the tourney play. Teams
from Luther college, Grand Ridge
Dayton, Serena, Wedron, Ransom
Harding and several other nearby
towns will be booked in the tourna-
ment. AS yet no pairings for the
classic have been made and it might
be possible that more than eight
teams will take part.
1t the tourney should be staged
it would be the first girls tournament
ever staged around this vicinity, 1t
should prove great success and it
is expected that many fans would
turn out to see the fair sex push the
big round ball around the floor.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-03-09
REACH FINALS IN
BILLIARD TOURNEY
At THE BOAT CLUB
PLAYOFF IN rs GLASS YET TO BE
STAGED BETWEEN ROGER
CLARK AND LOTHROP PERKINS
IRON TRIMS V. j. DUNCAN FOR
CHANCE AT FINAL ROUNDS.

With all but one of the sectional
winners Of the Boat club billiard tour
n0menr having been decided, the final
rounds Of the classic are about to
be opened at the club according to
announcements this morning. Roger
Clark end Lothrop Perkins. who tied
for the IS class honors by winning
two games each and losing one, have
yet to play off the deciding game
After that match the tournament fl
nails will get under way.
No dates are set for the games as
those taking part arrange between
themselves the date of their matches.
1t is supposed that the first game in
the final round will be played some
time this week or the early part of
next week.
Those taking part in the tourna-
ment were divided into FIVE classes.
a 70 point class, two 100 classes, 125
class ard $50 class.
Max Kneuss and w. |. Hibbs were
the winners of the 100 class, while
Alfred Taylor Charles p TAYLOR and
,. Gilman tied for high standing in
the i23 class, However, in the play
off Alfred Taylor easily defeated his
opponents for the class title.
In the $50 point class Y. j. Duncan
and c. p Irion ST. were tied. Mr.
lrion who has the reputation of be.
ing OttaWa's best billiard player, play
ed his opponents on a handicap basis.
lie was forced to play 225 1872 balk
inc Billiards TO $50 straight rail bill.
lizards by the other members of the
80 point class. In the playoff Irion
defeated Mr.. Duncan for the class
title and The right to enter the finals.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-03-09
FREE TRADER-JOURNALS PAGE OF SPORT NEWS
CHICAGO GOLFERS
LOSE $500 WORTH OF
GOLF BALLS IN 3 DAYS

Chicago, March 9.--Hundreds of
golf balls were planted in the soft turf
of Chicago golf clubs during the last
three balmy days, according to green
Keepers, who estimated that the hun.
dreds of golfers who had beset the
links after Il long Information and
embedded several gross of the white
spheres in the soil. The warm wealth
err thawed the surface so that it be-
came soggy for a depth OF about
four inches, because the frozen
ground beneath kept the moisture
from sinking into the ground. A
golf bali that was--Mell lofted would
fall into this miS and sink one or
two inches below the turf The mud
would close over the pellet before the
golfer reached the spot, leaving no
visible clew to its whereabouts
Golf professionals figured that at
the reduced price of balls this year
the players had lost probably $500
worth during the three days. AS the
balls never terminate and grow into
golf ball trees the only rebate obtain
able on this seeding of the links will
be planting of impediments for moles
and crawlish, two banes of green
keepers.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-03-09
SCHEDULE THIRTY
4 PAIRS IN 2 EVENTS

Tdcd9 March With 12tS as
the high mark in the doubles and 729
new worlds record at the top Of
the standing In the singles, bowlers
from. Cleveland. Toledo and Monroe,
Mich, will take part in the compe-
tition in those divisions of the Amer
lean bowling congress today, This
is one of the lightest days on the
schedule, only about thirty pairs be-
ing scheduled in the two minor divis-
ions.
Following are the leaders,:
Five Men.
Hamilton club reds, Chicago, 2902.
Two Men.
f. Peterson-F, Zuhn Chicago, L.
24S.
Individuals.
w. Lundgren, Chicago, 729.
All Events.
T. Young, Akron, 1874.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-03-09
EXAMINE AMATEUR
BOXERS FOR TOURNEY

st. Louis, Mo, March 9.--LocaI and
out of town amateurs entered in the
three day boxing tournament Of the
western division of the American ath-
letic union today were being exam
ined prior to tho first bout scheduled
at the armory here tonight Many,
mostly novices. We're rejected be-
cause Of physical unfitness. The win.
ners will compete In the national
tournaments at Massachusetts.
Among those accepted was Chas.
r. Patrick, unattached, who tipped
the scale at 23S pounds.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-03-09
CONSTELLATION Of
H0LD0UTS GREATLY
At CAMPS
AARON WARD, YANk HOLDOUT
COMES TO TERMS, SIGNING 1929
CONTRACT THREE" OF
COMiSkEY CLAN ON WAY TO|
TRAINING CAMP AT SEGUin,
TEXAS.

Chicago March 9.-Thc coustella-
tion of major league hold1uts was
greatly reduced yesterday. according
to WORD today from the several spring
training camps. The White Sox at
Seguin. Tex, were the chief bene,
fciaries of the detection in the hold
out ranks Kid Gleason admitted that
a weight had heen lifted from his
mind with the word that larry Hoo,
per and Amos Strunk are on their
way south with Captain Eddie Col
lius. Collins, Hooper and Strunl; are
the big three OF the Com.skey clan
Bib Falk and Pitcher Robertson are
due to arrive in the camp at Scguiu
today.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-03-09
IOWA TO STAGE
MERMAIDS' MEET

Iowa City, Ia, March 9.-tSpeciaD
The second annual Iowa state swim
ming meet for women will be held in
the women's gymnasium swimming
pool at Iowa City, April %, under aus
pieces of the Seals club. an organiza-
ton of Iowa coeds devoted to aquatic
sports.
Entries have been received already
from Coe, Burlington Junior, and Iowa
State Teachers colleges, and East
Waterloo Burlington, and Marshall
town high schools.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-03-09

played another exhibition game at
Eagle Pass, Tex
The Cincinnati Reds are going hard
at Mineral Wells, but Moran is wor.
ried over the failure OF Outfeldcr
Roush to sign.
At Dallas, Tex, Speaker was re-
ported suffering a recurrence of the
injury to his knee that kept him out
Of several games last season.
With the arrival at Mobile, Ala
OF Sisler and Tobin, the ranks Of the
ST, Louis Browns are full except for
Dave Danforth, pitcher, who is due
to arrive late this week.
The Cards are busy at Orange, Tex
while Hickey IS in St Louis, ncgotiat-
ing with Rogers Hornsby.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-03-09
FRENCH CHAMPION
REPORTED GRAvELY
ILL AT PARIS HOME
NEWS OF FRENCH BOXERS CON.
DlTIoN RECEIVED YESTERDAY
-oPERArioN is NECESSARY.

New York March S.-Georges Car
pentier, worlds Interchangeable
champion, is seriously i'll in Paris and
must undergo an operation. The news
of the French boxers condition was
received in New York today by AL
Lippe, fight manager, from Leon See,
the French promoter.
Lippe received the message on the
eve OF sailing for France with jeff
Smith, who was to have met Carpen.
tier IN a twenty round bout in Paris
April S. The message read: "Carpen.
tier very i'll. Operation necessary.
Postpone departure with Smith"
Llppe announced he had Cancelled
his steamship passage and had cabled.
See asking details of the French idols
malady.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-03-09
INDIANA NINE TO
MAKE TRIP TO JAPAN

Bloomington, Ind, March 9.-The In
diana university baseball team has for
mally accepted the invitation of the
Waseda university team of Toxic, ia
pan. to play a series of twelve games
at Toxic. The application for pass.
ports has been made by twenty candi.
dates for the team, although only fiji.
teen men, including the coach and
trainer, will be taken to the orient.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-03-09
ILLINOIS WESLEYAN
STARS DEPART FOR
INDIANA TOURNEY

Bloomington, H., March Coach
Kimberley, Manager Martin and
eight members of the Illinois IVES.
linois representatives. will leave here
this evening to compete in the first
intercollegiate basketball tournament
to be held in Indianapolis, Thursday
Friday and Saturday.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-03-09
CHICAGO MAN is
CHAMPION SKIER

Chippewa Falls, Wis, March g.
Walter Brotlund, of Ironwood, Mich,
gets first place in the professional
class with 24S points in the seven
teenth annual ski tournament held
here, as the result of tabuations Of
competition. The snow was soft and
sticky and no records were broken. In
the amateur class Alfred Jensen. Chi
cago. was first with 252 points. The
largest standing jump was 123 feet,
'slIodeeuu!K 10 uesueH suBH 80 epgm