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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-05
Shantung Quarrel
Is Thought To Be
Near Settlement

WASHINGTON Jan T. (By Associated Press)After fivedsy
New Years breathing the negotiations resumed
today with impetus that swept Of the troublesome
problems the conference almost the point of decision
Uppermos among the discussions which appeared to-
night be approaching conclusion the controversy between
and Chinese Shantung 1t indicated that
the conversations might end tomorrow the other and
that predomnatng belief that the result would be
agreement rather than a final deadlock.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-05
GENERAL PERSHING
VISITS FORT WORTH

Ry As.sr.aH.. IH~
FORT WORTH fn General
John 2 .iul ..rr commander
20 th, N tr E,noiunnav Forces
in Fran. u,ul ChuI.s Dawes. a.
rector of tr bldrr. senator Thomas
of Coiurad. y German president of
the Ross I.ni Railway Company.
Frank a. IS .h former chairman ~
th, United States Hsf Labor Burd
and C.I.r,, o. Ulmnf.uts famous
T.Nls 600 operator arrived in Fort
Worth falIsft and REGISTERED 90 r. local
h,t, Th, t.sr Uf fhp u1rN WIS Who'll
Is unexpected Ct Humphreys an.
nur.eB htt tha ra.il Viii lcNc Thurs
fa, incoming fF Nova TeNas tr in.
U..f OBJ. N.de tH.-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-05
FORTS TIED IP.

BEAU MONT. TcVs. Jan The 81
lu, pHu.t including thr ports 90
BEAUMONT 'ort Arthur and orange. u
r,l .. because uf strike oi long
shuy,n.. The men walked out this
m.rrHe Imudirr an increase u tho
wages Hl..i upon by recent confer.
.r., U... eu shippers steamship
agent. mI lHuE-horemcn Ia Beau
mont ..u gulf work
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-05
SHANTUNG PARLEYS
LIKELY EMO TO-DAY

iY Associated Tres
WASHINGTON. Dan t-Surh proe
ross vps mad, tt meeting h'" todN
# trr Cbuo-. and Isl1u,sc delegates
fn th, Washington conference IN ih'
lbi,,t ,l Sh,utuug that th" ''m
wuuiuuc issued los tho two delegations
,t the conclusion of the netting an
uuuu.od that the meeting would %, f'
summed tomorrow 'whru the discussions
will ho completed.
No comment was available from me
delegates when they emerged u"m thr
meeting. 20 was said that the subject oi
the Shautuug railway Nas discussed 90.
Iapanr-o delegation 'haying received
instructions from Toxic un tA, subject
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-05

" u NaI.r.. H.u .pr.'0s no
.... .. .#.Eare.. h.l alws tcogni-
Hs britannia majesty ys head
..-H.lro. .f states IN The
mnuu..UH with Nrrf lre'
externally ...e..at.d i.sct
".. #...f. t.lst revealed 'he Tres
.rf-f fHHaa parties m the
If.. E-.ar. -th. supporters OF tne
r..... mla. r London ne supnorters
.. vr ID. Na.r- and his alternative
ra.a-,I- anl SOM, Inactive repuh'i'
ass opposed .a both sets Of propoSais
Nlsorog. .ns.chss ser, made ior and
AGAINST tho treats. but no the conclu'
s.on 81 the session there vas no indi-
cation of any change in the sentiment
%. the members and best Informed
opinion continues 20 believe that the
treaty vii b, approved by a snail ma
jHity.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-05
De VALERA SUBMITS HIS
COUNTER PACT PROPOSAL

DUBLIN Jan ,py Associated Press)Eamon De Vaiera,
hcn the Dali this evening produced for the first time
publicly his alternative proposals the Irish treaty ortnghi
ago asked Arthur Griffith publish them and MIR Griffith
repeated his challenge todsys debate
Mr. De Valeras original idea his alternative
1oa rejection OF the treaty But he changed his
mind intends il permitted them amend
rneut to the resolution approving the treaty.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-05
WOULD LIMIT COSTS.

WASHlNGTON Jan 4.-CamU8lgn
candidates for the Senate would be linn
itcd to SOS 900 and those N candidates
Tor the House iu no ease could exceed
$4,000 under corrupt practice bill m.
uuduD,d today uy Representative Gable
Republican Ohio.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-05
NGEn NEGREss DIS.

CpBIlS S CHRISTI Texas. Jan. A.
Frances Avery nreress. died here to.
day She was said tu hc ll2 years I'D
The aged n,grcss possosscd bul oi
sal, showing her to have been sold n
IsI2 n Hancock County G,lrgiu. 90 "a
Ma Tyler.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-05
- Hope Pr Rang.

ATLNNTt CITY Dan. phya.
.ans 1ttend.ng John krndrtks Hangs
'H,at Indicated fhe, had given up hope
Gee hts recovery NJ BBngs who un
derWent AZ intestinal operation at the
city hospital saturday rallied little
this morning hui later suffered re-
huse
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-05
OIL. II ILLINOIS.

DECATUR. lu, Jan. 4.-The first
paving "a well In Central Illinois was
tfoc tht ~ ucaI Decatur Yesterday aud
Decatur today is IN the midst u oil field
excitement
Ou sand was hIi gt 20o6 feet
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-05
HERE'SLATE
NEWS BRIEFS
HOT OFF Wire
ny Associated Press

~ NN7NITHI To-
HAYNENlLLE. Ia Dan al ID.
Stewart. member OF drl crew Boz 'he
oil field here while asleep near the
boiler. suddenly awokc Go find himself
sailing over the tree tops astride the
exploded boiler. tie landed iu e tree
i65 feet away with one lex broken and
several scalp wounds Dan Kelly. fire.
man. was painfully injured
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-05
las, Mcrrimac Warrior Dies.

~ VIZ IHTfW -
SHREVEPORT. In Jan -Ir'l'.
min. last surviving member - toe Orc"
NJ M, Confederate lronchd N'rmh'
who fought Tho memorable hattie With
,ho Monitor IN the Civu War died here
today. aged -
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-05

hf Asseciatsd lff-a
PORT WORTH rrSps J1r rh.
Interests 10 th. Humphrrys NrNa ani
Humrhutys TrSas Comnuy Viii hr
mergod in Nar.h. COL \ q Hum
phrcvs president of tb. FORMER argani.
stion announced tan.rht
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-05
kIII.rn RN E\rInSInN.

GREENSBORO. y. e.. Jan. i.-J. Ed
Albright, a plumbing contractor was In
siauuy KILLED and a c. Low, perhaps
fatally injured today when tn air tank
exploded in @ local garage.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-05
SEVERE STORM HITS
TOWNS IN OKLAHOMA

n, Associated Pres
OKLAHOMA CITY. Jam. I l-Thun.
d"r storm with high wind moved diagon-
any pcross the state tn'lsv win consider.
abl, damage reported at Turley Miami
Tichcr M,Alcst,r Ponm city and Mus
kogcc. The rain and hail resulted In
general break " communication The
wheat crop wus not benefited John
Nhitohoursi president - 'hp state
lutrd of agriculture. said
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-05

4 nuu nrrauu.rf uas Also .u Hsbt
ln The question of 1 revised Chinese
mHu After % i.U. argument the
nrff uh,ummIt'D.. um. together on
proposal to H.r.1s. Du.uis tariff
schedules uudrr International commits
SION plan and tb. nr eastern commit
t,o of tho whoI, s expected Go rHfuy
.hD decision tomorrow
Among th naval exports s0 mu0h
progress was made With technical dc.
tails of thu naval IuHt.u ulu tHti
~ SOM, quarters Do vts I.cnu,i final
disposition of tHe subject WIS .nIt %
question OF hours ur.eIs, rru.I
uous tor r1pn.u- ships and details of
replacement W... numbered lmOn- tle
Jpys agreements. n thr naval aale1m
u.tt,r.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-05

\ farm bDN from sr..... n.
B. but rathotcaly announced ..
nd read or write. ..etT.I . ..
cent statement concerning Oil. shoot
INK 81 solii,l bey8ue, D.. H.I -.....I
away from ul- command Oh. UHrg.. ..
thirst 20 "a little spring o. I..tI r.|
that the command was trNlrg o.. C.r
ccal It's pDsit..u frum th, enemy. ana
that an hands bsd hoeu warmed that
the first man attempting to walls 600
.1 tho uuen would h, shot Tn, ldior
walked fnN yards beyond tn. dead
u, fls,I f. hlr Wh.r ordered ana
thcy shot hlm in h.s tracks
There was much testimony rratiug
t1 executions .. is Sur TITLE. non, ~
thc Witnesses being ltl, tU -tN whether
thc victims had been tried heyonl the
claim 90 some o. thc contrary a. the
trap was sprung War department re-.
ords containing the list ~ eleven legai
hsng.ngs listed Two az lsSur Tile.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-05
Jnpan NcccIlt,

Ou u, question u submarine reg.
uiauons which hIs waited on 'urthyr
uosIc.s r.m th. foreign capitals. Japan
contributed auothtr step taourj de
D.-iou UN 1...utlnE 900 principle th,
Epot resolutions proposing to oItl1V
.hr us, OF Submarines regulations acts
ui piracy luN alone remains tu accept
the propositions and Ji discussion
ls OBJ, uu naval committee. hoN,Ver.
new troubles may Doe encountered
Through Chuas request chat the
famous 'tw,uu or, demands ie
Mough' up for conference discussion
. psotSI was lodged by japan jus
lsiu,e ahe last mc,ipr 81 tho c"uult
See ldt Ir1,d and what promises to b,
stubborn debate b. expected ~ som,
del,rnf,s h.f.r. hr point i- decided.
Meantime fHn American advisory
oom.t.., myt anI DuNpssed opinion on
thO uhmur. question with fl, re
-ulf thar th, committees previous posi-
tior Tor retention OF tho uuiervatci
war craft Within strict regulations Wa.
|r,atnrm,I Members said sur.D
uI editorial Uowe.f ana rghi. opinion
e,r,uIs convinced iHam that IN,
American u.au'. Hune.N d.-'oi that
s.HrHf.r. operation. o.. brought with
ir .u, consideration. H HHr, var
/ NuI..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-05
ACCUSER FACES
ACCUSED DURING
HANGING PROBE
UNNERVED SOLDIER CRIES
FANATICS TRYING TO
PROVE HIM NUTTY.
By As.ocia,,drrss

Ry Associated Press
WASHINGTON. Jan. l-A.Dusu
and accused faced each other toIay
before Senate rommtt,, ur,sIga,
ing charges that American soldiers
had been hanged vihtuat um n
France.
Near the close of s,,cnhuur sps
sion Maj Heroine L. Opic 81 stuuton.
Va. Third Battalion. 10th Infantry
overseas. went on th, stand Co. dosy
charges ty former service men that
b., had shot down som, Of nis own sol
dlpds on the battlefield lie was asked.
howcpvr tu wait antn other witnesses.
| then iu tt, ruUm Canii testify aralust
mm. meanwhile being given the right
| through counsel tu cross vNamIu, them.
Responding Zoo DTS name when ihe
lpI, charges were taken up Grlyuu h.
Wlthrow 0f Baltimore. still iu his carly
tVyntics. stepped ut tby front and tys.
Iurj that hv a wthy officer seize "a
gIu from prit8f, and nr, at a u1U
n hls command SnU.is We're falling
overhead b. Sud ana there wis tre
tcnduus excitement but NifhrUW
.Wor, that from his retreat an "a shc.,
1uig he pc"ped uut and saw IA, m1u
H'l as th, major gun harkcd. Blt
ut could not say whether Opiu had
KILLED him. declaring IN, latter. stand.
iug uut m the open. was within arm r.
reach ~ half d.zeU officers when the
shot was fired As Withrow lett th,
stand William 81 John young mau
.um INnchburg. Va. suffering from
nervous troubles resulting from ser,
..D overseas. accused th, Nirgiunu 40
shooting down % .IJnrcr' at the front
.,eaasy D.. failed GO heed after Thrice
I,ur ordered r bllt -Four other mon
saw tn, .I.uc b." declared. hut be-
refused .' hs own accord tu xiv, their
o1m,- .. fl. ground that o., uHi un'
been ah., q. confer With them. and that
o Vu.u r. I. u~f fs him f they
should tup.t. rI r.t utt uI hl,
hu5,e ur. .' '..w H. ui. hll "dc.
....HU ,H. ..f HuI vas unwilling
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-19
MORAY SAYS NIX
ON JACK-BlLL MATCH

indianapolis. Aug. Ex-Governor w.
T. McCrav of Indiana was stih against
the proposed contest between Jack
Dempsey, the heavyweight champion,
and Bill Brennan. after conference
with city and county officials OF
Michigan City and Laporte county,
representative citizens thereof and
members OF the American Legion at
the state house today.
After the conference the governor
said he still was convinced that such
a contest would be prize fight and
not q boxing exhibition and that he
had not changed his mind as the re-
suit OF the appeal of the Michigan
City and Laporte county people yes
terday
The governor intimated he did not
know what steps he would take 70
stop the contest if Fit2simmons went
ahead with his plans for the bout
with the consent of the local and
county authorities. On some sides
il was said the state executive did
not know exactly what steps he could
IKE, as there would he no law viola.
ton until the contest was held
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-19
KID SARAZEN, GOLF
SENSATION OF YEAR,
IS PRO- CHAMPION
YOUNGSTERS DEFEATS WORLDS
sEST AT OkkMONT AND NOW
WEARS TWO BIG TITLES AT.
TAcHEp TO HIS BELT.

Oakmont, Pa, Aug l9.-Gene Sar'
azan p wear old national open cham
pion, yesterday afternoon continued
his triumphal march when in a Cruel
ling match he defeated Emmett
French Of Youngstown, O., and 3
and captured the professional golf
ers' title
A long range approach that gave
him the green in three while Gene
drove into gully and need four put
French one up a second time, end
ing the twelfth French made par
five to Genes six
The thirteenth was halved in par
three. Frenoh's approach was dead,
Genes tee shot went into pit, bnt
he b!ithely pitches ont within six
feet Of the cup
The fourteenth was halved in par
four. Fine recoveries from sand
followed by long puts, tell the story.
About 1000 spectators fringed the
first tee when the Gnal round began.
Sarazen seemed in high feather as
he started. ana French, never demon.
strative, was apparently complacent.
Square at Eightocrth.
Al the end OF The morning round
Of rs holes tae match was all square.
French's missing q seven foot putt
after reaching the green in >, TO
Genes 4. made the first hole a half
IN par 3. Genes superb approach
gave him the second hole in par
10 g. French. overplavins The green
wDs in a pit and short on his
escone surrendered Gene up The
thrd was halved in par without
Incident.
Genes missing a short putt and
Fgench's topping his second into a
bunker made the fourth half in
par 3. After reaching green on
equal terms at 5th hole Gene holed
foot putt for par while French
missed at II feet Gene up, French
stole birdie at the sixth, driving
close to the pin Genes ball, acceler-
ated by wind. went bevond the green
ard he took three Sarazen now 1
up.
They were even on the seventh.
French pumped in humdineer
of putt at q feet for q birdie g.
Cere needed puts and was four
french went into the lead for the
FIRST time in the eighth because after
both we're in high grass ne escaped
Better French made four to Genes
i've AGAINST par three. Match Is
s0uaYed at turn on the ninth Gene
tot, 4 birdie T. reaching green in .
end taking 2 puts. Frenchs ideal
apDroach struck the flag pin hard
.7nd bounded in a pit
PIav Pretty Tenth.
The crowd enthused over the
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-19

war. does not extend beyond the con
troll Of coal moving in interstate con,
merce. on for the maintenance OF in
tCrstate commerce. Therefore any CT
feytire organization for control ol
price must depend upon the state ~
thCritios.
On May u Inst / set up a yountar,
ploa Nith coql producers for the re-
gtrant e. prices, Prices ranged from
$500 t. S375 Tor coal At the min,
wherever such voluntary arrange
meats could be- made This becam.
effective among operators producing
about So per cont Of the current con-
and served 70 q traiGlh he rise IN prir,
uutii about the middle q July, dy
spite the fact that q minority OF pp
orators who had refused 10 agree Wer,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-19
tNZACS WIN FROM
D0NS IN DOUBLES

Philadelphia. Aug. l9-Australias
Davis cup tennis team today stands
within one match OF the challenge
round and the right to play the Unit
ed States trophy defenders. On the
courts OF the Germantown Cricket
club yesterday afternoon Gerald l..
Patterson aud Pat O'Hara Wood de-
feaied Manuel Alonzo and Count de
Gomar Spanish representatives, in
the double match in straight sets by
SO, G.3. GA
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-19
20s Trot--Purse 5000
SMART BOXERS ON
AURORA 4 DAY CARD

The four day boxing carnival at Au-
E6:u next week Is going over big. ac-
cording TO Promoter MHlin. With
the arrival OF Bob Martin. A. f. F
heavyweight champion, and Andy
Schmader, navy title holder, most Of
the big stars who appear on the four
day bill are on hand
Everything is set for the leather
pushing starting with Tuesday night
when sammy Nandell tackles Frank
Garcia the Spanish sensation
The second night will be a sort Of
a navy versus army aftair. and from
advance reports should resemble
some OF the famous football battle Of
history because of the rough stuff
which is anticipated
The third night will he a sort of a
Sto "kvards evening, with all of Har-
old Smiths friends from the pack
ing house district on the job to see
their favorite in action against Champ
Ross.
The fourth night should be one Of
the banner nights OF the bill Eddie
Anderson of Moline makes his SEE
Ond start in these narts
After Anderson showed his wares
against Mike Dundee, Eddie's friends
asked that the youngster be-given an
other chance and he was immediate
" stacked up against Joe Burman.
This is Joe's opportunity TO prove his
mettle and show that he has recov-
cred all his old time form.
Besides the crowds which will
make the trip each night from Chi
cago there will be plenty OF visitors
in Aurora attending the Central
States fair. and Muffin expects to
get his share OF patronage from
there
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-19
CLAIM SUCCESS Of
RESTS ON WEATHER
TOMORROW'S GAME
CLASH BETWEEN PERu sooST.
Frs ANp OTTAWA CUBS SURE
20 PRODUCE SOME CLEVER
BASEBALL.

with the weather prospects good
The staee is all set for the big show
that the Peru Boosters and the QUA
va Cubs are going 10 put On at the
north side ball park tomorrow after
noon al 3. lts EoluB 10 prove the hit
OF the season and everyone wishing
20 see Il will have 10 be on hand to-
morrow rs this show viii not make
= return showing
An OF Peru Is coming up here to
morrow and they're going To bring
their bank rolls They have gone so
far az To break into the Kids banks
70 get more money 10 bet on the
Boosters. They can't see how there
Is any risk betting on the Sunday
game. the way they figure it's just
a. well IA call the game OF and give
them all the bets as Peru has the
game won before they start.
The only thing that stands in their
way is Big Tim Murchison and
eight of his husky hackers. Yes,
that's all They are bent on giving
Engel's men a battle, even il they
are SO good, and when Tim and his
buddies want to battle 1t will take
the whole toSu OF Peru and a lot
more To stop them. They are expect
ing one of the hardest games of the
season and they want the whole town
out to help them win. This is the
game that counts, it its lost the OF
tawa fans won't hear the end OF it
for years to come II You want the
Cubs to beat the Boosters then come
out to the ball park sunday and lend
your moral and financial support to
ho!p win the big game OF the sea-
son.
Tho linlnn.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-19

securing as much as $40 "a ton for
coal. -
After July Is one or two districts
withdrew from the arrangement sni
individual operators began to break
away in some other districts, althlu2h
q majority of the production has held
T. its undertaking.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-19

Both second shots failed 70 stick on
the green. trickling over, hut both re-
covered in mastery fashion.
French made wizardy recovery
from high grass on the eleventh, lay
his third a yard from the cup, So II
was a half in four.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-19

Though Something Depends On C.slity
Where 10 counsel (, fine people fan,
but ia The multitude OF counSelluls
there is safety solomon ..l
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-19
Overheard =, 4 Concert.

Il hate udets Aud besides, |
think ms cowWdly for TWO persons to
N;lacE olr piece at music Boston
Transcript
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-19
Standings.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results,
New York, 8 Chicago, T.
Philadelphia. s. ST Louis 4.
Rcston, s, Detroit o.
Cleveland Z; Washington ..
Games Today
St Louis at Philadelphia.
Tetrnil at BJa ton
NJ others scheduled
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-19
Distinguishing actor.

If time demonstrates That an cpl
gram contains some measure Of truth
the hing II thereafter called platl
tude
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-19

Yeeterdass Results.

Nav York, II, Chicago, d..
Boston. :; Pittsburgh. ,
st Louis, 3; Philadelphia >
Rruoklyn.Cincinnati, rain.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-19
Games Today.

New YORK at Chicago.
Boston al Pittsburgh
Brooklyn at Cincinnati
Philadelphia at $, Louis.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-19
GEERS' NAG WINS
AT DAVENPORT, Ia.

Davenport, la, Aug 49, Milady
Guy. q diminutive bay mare, owned
and driven by Ed Geers. carried of
the houorS AT yesterdays races OF the
Great Western circuit Milady es-
tabished new state record FOR colts
on half mile track when she GOV.
cred the course in 2:lg's
The summarizes
8 Year Old Trot--2 20 Class
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-19
8 Year Old Trot--22o Glass
Purse S4SO,

Goldie h., Ramey Payne, Merry
Freeze, Easter Belle. Jaunt Fast, Yer
nwanna, Queen Okla Happy Lad and
Minerva Gentry started
Best time-2; 0Sl4
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-19
The lineup .
OTTAM

The lineup.
OTTAWA
Loves. SIS.
Kavanaugh. 2b.
Clancy. III,
Brundaga. 81
Roth. G.
Muggles. cf
Wilmeroth. II.
Lannon, IF.
Murchison, p,
Boyle. utility.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-19

Ion T spend your money bhndIy.
Read the advertisements.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-07-24

At twenty-three Miss Stella E..
Gramer is the youngest practicing at
torney of her sex at the California
bar. Miss Gramer tackled up her shin
gle in San Francisco.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-07-24
Are Some
Facts On B. p.
w. National Meet

Mrs. Jean c. Taylor, who with Mrs.
Laura Young Of this city. returned
"Wednesday evening from Chattanooga,
Tenn, wnere~the two women repre-
scented the Grand Forks Business
yand Professional Women's club at the
national federation convention held
there, had a number. of interesting
iexperiences during her absence from
this city, and in addition, tells OF a
number of points in connection with
business that will interest
Jn1any readers. &.
In telling of her Impressions Of the
and those who, were rep
PRESENTED there. Mrs. Taylor said that
1.-The paramount thought which n
took away from the convention ga
:therings was that the women who con-
iceived and built up the National Fed
;eration of Business and Professional
fWomen's clubs are the finest and big
.gest women in the United States.
THE period of their utilization with
the executive offices Of this organiza-
|ition is a succession of s~elf-sacrifices
and energetic activity on behalf of the
great numbers of women whom they
were serving, Mrs. Taylor pointed out.
and she believes that to have seen and
Ito know them would be an inspfra-
tition to every m In this connec-
Eition, Mrs. Taylor spoke Of the resig-
nation address of Mrs. Lena Madscn
Phillips, national vice president. In
this address. Mrs. Phillips outlined,
briefly, the growth Of the national fed
ieration since its inception. to the
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Met Former

Mrs. Taylor and Mrs. Young en-
countered a great many. former
Grand Forks people while they: were
away. and while in Chattanooga,
they were guests of Mrs. John Kelly.
only sister of the late J. N. Black of
this city. '