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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-02-01
a fair compensation within si
Cables Ceded to China

a fair compensation within six
Cables Coded to China
By article ten the rights on two
submarine cables at Shantung are
ceded by Japan to China, provided
that China shall arrange for cable
landings.
Article II provides that Japanese
wireless stations in Shantung are to
be transferred to China with com
pensation.
Profound satisfaction" over the
settlement was expressed by Baron
Shidehara, who also thanked Secre-
tary Hughes and Arthur j. Balfour
for their exercise of good Offices"
Dr. SEE, for the Chinese, made a
speech touching on Shantung and
the other far eastern problems con-
sidered by the conference and filed
with the secretary general a record of
the attitude adopted throughout the
far eastern committee deliberations in
regard to Chinese questions. He ex-
pressed the belief that the settlement
would remove all possibility of mis-
understanding between China and ia
pan.
Open Door Resolutions
In quick succession the two open
door resolutions and the two resolu-
tions pledging against discriminatory
railroad practice in China were adopt
ed without debate.
The declaration of the powers ask
ing China to reduce her military fore
es and the resolution for publicity of
foreign commitments in China fol-
lowed the same rapid pathway to
adoption.
The conference then adopted the
Chinese radio resolution of December
18th with the accompanying declara-
tions of principles by the powers and
by China already made public.
That ended the string of resolutions
and Chairman Hughes announced
amid applause that he was informed
the Shantung controversy had been
settled.
The chairman then read the points
Of agreement between the Japanese
and Chinese in regard to Shantung.
the substance of which previously had
been announced by the two delega-
tionS concerned.
Half the audience apparntly was
afflicted with colds for there was con.
tinuous sniffling and coughing as
Chairman Hughes proceeded with the
reading of committee resolutions, all
CT which were adopted.
There were many upward glances,
members of the conference being
among those who peeped, through the
glass roof of the continental hall for
traces of snow, but there was none
The big program which had required
months Of steady work, went through
quietly.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-02-01
BROKERAGE FIRM IS
PUT ON SAFE BASIS

Chicago, Feb. Financial assist
ance for Babcock, Rushton and CO.,
one of the largest stock and bond
brokerage concerns here, has been
provided by a syndicate of stock ex-
change houses. it was announced to-
day. The action has been approved
by the New York Stock Exchange, it
is understood.
The syndicate will take over.a a large
portion of the firms slow assets, the
announcement said, and pay in about
$500 900.
Additional new money put into the
firm confidently by large customers,
will bring the total to more, than ST.
100000, it was said.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-02-01
DRY INSPECTOR
CONFESSES TO
AIDING THEFTS

Chicago, Feb. 1-Police announced
today that Scott Burnett, an inspector
in the department of internal revenue,
had confessed to participation in
whiskey robberies totalling $50C.G00
within the last year.
Burnett is said to have confessed
implication in the robberies of homes
of many of the most prominent citi-
zens in Chicago and the north shore
suburbs, including the recent robbery
at the home of Maurice l.. Rithschild,
when $4,000 worth of rare liquors
were stolen.
Working on the theory that the
Rothschild robbery was an ''ins'de
job" detectives learned that Ber
nard Hackney, houseman for the
ROthschilds for fourteen years, had
left the house fifteen minutes before
the robbery. They said they learned
of his connections with burglar
gang and last night arrested fourteen
men, who, they said, were implicated
in the robbery.
Hackney confessed. according to
the police, that he told Burnett of tie
size of the stock in the Rothsch ID
home. Burnett was arrested and, the
police say, told how he had been de-
tailed to check on the inventories of
linuor in the homes of the rich in
Chicago and how he was induced by
band of notorious crooks to enter
into a conspiracy with them to rob
these places.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-02-01
PETROLEUM OUTPUT IS
NEARLY HALF BILLION

Washington, Feb. production of
petroleum in the United States in 1921
as indicated by reports from produc-
ing companies to the United States
geological survey, amounted to 469,-
639, 900 barrels. This total may be
increased somewhat, the survey said
today, by reports of the quantity con-
sum don the leases for fuel. Stocks
Of crude oil increased 60,599,000 bar
rels during the year, the report said
California and Oklahoma produced
record output of approximately
ia, 100000 barrels each las year, and
Texas more than 100000, 900 barrels.
Texas took first rank among produc-
ing states in December, 1921, largely
as result of develOpments az MeXia.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-02-01
ANOTHER MAIL ROBBERY
REPORTED NEAR CHICAGO

Chicago, Feb. 1-One sack of first
class mail and six containing parcels
and newspapers were stolen by three
armed bandits, who after firing one
shot, stopped a mail clerk in Ohio
street, Whiting, Ind, this morning, as
he was enroute from the Pennsyl-
vania depot to the postoffice, accord
ing to reports to the Chicago police.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-02-01
GERMAN RAILWAY MEN
CALL GENERAL STRIKE

Berlin, Feb. 1.-(By the Associated
Press THE executive committee of
the Railwaymen's Union has decided
to proclaim a general strike on the
railways beginning at midnight %
night. The vote was 20 to Is.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-02-01
PANAMA CANAL NOT
HIT BY THE QUAKE

Panama, Feb. 1.-(By the AssOciat-
edD-The Panama canal was not az
fected by the earthquake of yesterday
morning. The movement was not
strong enough to be apparent genar
ally but was registered by the Seismo
graph as a prolonged tremor.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-02-01
DRAMATIC SCENE WHEN NAVAL ;. y. i:
TREATY IS TAKEN UP FOR FINAL,
DISCUSSION in PLENARY SESSION
FRENCH SOLDIERS KILLED
In RIOTS IN SILESIA

Berlin. Feb. 1.-Two French SOL
diers were killed and twenty-five
wounded in the disorders on Monday
night at Petersdorf, Silesia, according
to the latest reports from Gleiwtz
Shots were exchanged while the SOL
diers were searching houses for arms
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-02-01
NAMED FOR
BOUNDARY CONFERENCE

Santiago, Chile, Feb. 1.-(By the
Associated Press )-The government
has asked Luis Izquierdo and Carlos
Aldunate Solar to represent Chile at
the conference in Washington to set
tie the dispute with Peru over the TN
fulfilled classes of the treaty of An
con. it is announced by Minister Of
the Interior Tocornal.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-02-01

Washington
limiting
the session 11:o6
brought the solution of December 18th for with
o pooHces from China
the pOstoHce resolution adopted and the
nWenton to
mcnb o congress ofca
withdrawal
also mousIy
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-02-01
CONFERENCE IN PLENARY SESSION
CONSIDERS FINAL FORM DOCUMENTS
EMBODYING ALL THEIR DECISIONS

Completion of Shantung Settlement One of Con
ference's Last Acts-Everything Now Ready for
Signatures and Presentation To the Govern
ments Represented At Washington
jcurnment Not Likely To Be Delayed
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-02-01

A Mitchell. S. D., man supplies his
family of wife and ten children. and
some neighbors, with food, clothing,
shoes. and even automobile acces-
sories, from the city dump.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-02-01

A New York man claims to have
invented a device that enables one to
purify drinking water bv blowing
ones own breath on it, and will show
a congressional committee.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-02-01

"A Conlfecticut man charged with
Selling lhpoch" pleaded he didn't
know whether he was guilty or not, as
he couldn't find the word ''hoochr in
any dictionary or law book.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-02-01

Clocks run faster at night, Cali
fornia scientist announces, which hus-
bands out there are already using as
an alibi for, getting home late.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-02-01
THEwEATHgR

Rain tonight. probably clearing
Thursday morning; cooler I'M north
portion Thursday: fresh. southeast
and southeast shifting to west winds.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-18
MARE FOG
INTR'UN SPITAL
DIN ROMA

ROMA, 18 Mai.-Conform unui
rapport Official, spitaluf Santo Spi-
rito fost 1distrus astazi de flacSri,
in care timp au ars de vii noua-
sprezece bolnavi.
La isbucnirea focului se gaseau
in spital noua suite de peltsoane.
In timpul lucrului d. salvare
s'au rant cativa pompieri 81 gar.
dist.
Uncle dintre victime au sarit pc
ferestre. !.
Tn mare nhmar dintre rudenii
lie bolnayilor' luptaue GU multimes
ca sa-si faca loc pentru q Sc apro
pia mai multi de spital. Tipetelt
celor ce voian sd patrunda prir
lhme erau ingrozitoare.I Din in
tamplare focul q ars mai intai sal,
unde erau tratati bolnavii cei in
curabili.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-18

WASHINGTON, Is Maiu.-Par
tidul republican trebuie sa ia in
considerafe un fapt ce pan acum
s'a neglijat importanta votului fe-
meiesc. S'a constatat ca fara a.
cordafea drepturilor egale la CON
ducere. pentru femei-nu sc poate
face absolut mimic in partid. A
ceasta inseamna revolutie in po-
Utica Statelor Unite. Votul femei-
lor a arafat ca partidul republican
nu mai poate sta pc baza idellor
conservatoare ci trebue sd accepte
ideile moderne representate de fe-
meiIe vOtante. Sistemul vechiu de
pOliticianism-representat in Penn
sylvania prin Boies Penrose = a
PRINT lOvitura de moarte prin
victoria lui Clifford PinchOt.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-18
VICTORIA
ZIDARILOR

Asociatiunea Antreprenorilor de
zidiri a dat eri permisiune men,
brilor sal ca sa plateasca $1.25 la
era zidarilor or-muncitori. Astfel a.
ceStia vOr avea cu Il cent? mai mutt
la ora ca in anul trecut.
Zidarii au refuzat sa sc reintoar-
ca la lucru atunci cand ceilalti
muncitori apartinatori industriei
cladirei au incctat greva. AsOcia-
tiunea patrdnilOr refuzat cereri-
le lor pana eri cand n 'au mai pu-
tut sd lipseasca de muncitori 81 All
acceptat conditiile lor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-18
ooNvENF1E B1sERIcEAscA
IN CLEVELAND.

Cleveland, Ohio, - IL Maiu. -
Bransa americana a aliantei bise-
ricesti din lllme, Ia o intrunire
>tinuta ieri in sala Masonic, q
adoptat rezoliltia ca Statele Unite
81; deyie membre la tribunalul de
ia Haga stabilit de Liga Natiuni-
Tor pentru aplanarea prin lege a
disputelor internationale.
Aderents Amerifei Ia acest tri-
bunal fost ceyuta Ia intrunirea
de Marti seara de catre George
w. Wickersham, fost ministru de
Justitie, care zicea Cd America
poate deveni melnbra acestui
tribunal fara 81 1ntre in higa Ma
tiunilor.
Conventia Alianteis Bisericesti
'se va inchide astazi Gu 9, esesiune
deschisa pentru public in sala
hotelului Cleveland, unde printre
alte subiecte ale oratorilor Va Il
isi 70 cooperate InternationaR
psntsu binsls muncitorimei.'
4
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-18

SOlH iWPoitul Ouuue"
''Tifrele de pc anul 1921 acopar
o perioada de timp in care Ger
mania muncea foarte multi 81 vim
dea eXtrem de repede. Nici 0
branse de industric mare mar
furi in stoc, 81 natural ca Sc pune
intrebarea: Unde 81 dus aceasta
vasta productie? Daca s'a expor-
tat, venitul nu poate Fl decat
foarte mic; daca va Fl fost cum
parata de poporul german, el ar
trebui sd alba 0 putere de cum
parare care lar scapa de majori.
tatea taxelor. Cauza nu, poate Fl
alta decat aceia ca fabricantul
German, de frica taxelor, face
profit la MARTA 'lui afara din tara
prin organizatiunile economice in
lternationale, 81 nu in timpul cand
maria .iasa din porturile ger
msness.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-18

Doamna Livia Baciu, profe-
soara la Y, w. c. A. este in sar-
Gina Gu conducerea grupului ro-
manesc, care Va executa HOra,
Hatiegana, 81 Sirba. Grupul este
compus din d-soarele: Maria Bog
dan, Jennie Tebu, Katie Daniels,
Marie Bora 81 'Magdalena Nora
81 din domnii George Corpodean
John Antonescu, George Corcau
John I4azar 81 |. Dumitras. Dan
'surile vor Fl conduse de dl Cor
podean. Sc va mai dansa ''Banu
Maracine" de d-nii Corpodean, l
.Dumitras 81 John Antonescu.
Dl st. Alex. Vernescu va cant;
niste doine din vioara.
Publicul roman din localitat,
este invitat sd participe la acea
sta serbare. Intrarea este gra
tuita.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-18
Presedinte|e Harding Va
VOrbi Oalllc|li|0r dc
afaCcri

WASHINGTON, II Mai. = Sc
anunta ca Presedintele Harding
va tine o cuvintare la deschiderea
sesiunei de name a conventici a.
nuale a Camerei de Comert Anne
ricane.
Astazi Sc continue la aceasta con
ferinta discutia conditiunilor Ell
ropene din punctul de vedere al
comertului 81 finantele americana.
Cativa orator. si-au anuntat con-
vingerea ca Statele Unite incurand
vor Fl abuse intr o strInsa relatiune
economical Gu Europa 81 cd odata
cuaplanarea finala chestiunei re-
paratiilor din partea Germaniei,
comertul lumei va inflori.
Printre cei GU vederi optimistic
sunt Dwight w. Morrow della fir,
ma j. p. Morgan & Company; J
R. Delafield, fost presedinte al con
siliului pentru ajustarea contrac-
telor de razboiu, 81 Silas III. Strawn
asociat ell firma Ward & Company
dir. Chicago.
d. Francis II. Sisson, vicepre
sedintele firmei Guaranty Trust
Company, STA exprimat CONVINCE
rea ca era eel mai important lucrr
pentru America fl Representa-;
in Europa prin economist 81 fl
nancier competent earl sd puie !;
Gale conferinta asupra mobiliza
rel 81 Distributed creditelor inter
rationale.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-18
TROTZKY
ACUZAT
DE FRAUDE

LONDRA, Is Mai. Acuza-
rea adusa lui Leon Trotzky ca
STAR fl 1nsusit i'll mod Illegal
hani din vistieria> sovietelor, a
creiat O mare desordinc la in
trunirea din Moscova q colnite-
stului central al tuturor Rusilor
Stirea este trimisa din Copen.
haga catre ziarul Daily Tele
graph.
Sc zice Cd III ur1na acuzelol
Trotzky ar Fl parasit sala intru
nirei pc usa din dos.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-18
UN ACT DE DREPTATE.

Colonelul Dumitrescu, Seful de-
legatiei romano din Oradea Mare
pentru delimitarea frontierei un-
garo-romane, a declarat urma toa-
rele despre lucrarile comisiunii
ungarO-romanc: 1000 ha. din mo-
sia familiei Tisza au fost trecute
Romaniei. Toate schimbarile de
frontiera carl au fost facute, sunt
in favoarea Romaniei. La / Maill
Sc va incepe depunerea stalpilor
carl indica frontiera.
(Din ''Gaz. Transilvaniei" J.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-18
(va urnla)

IN CAz De AcCIDxNTE
grave, perderea unui pjcior sau
mana Uniunsa 3, :. =. n IN
beusficin d yaYts suts dolari
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-18
ANUL XVII.-NO. 1T.
Ardea|u| in viata n0astrd pub|iCd

puDllce ue dlCa Qdta, lie ralnaSeSe
Pactul della Alba-Iulia 81 eli soco-
teau ca datorie de onoare sd lupte
Gu toate mijloacele ca, la faurirea
Constituted Romaniei- Mari, anga-
jamentele lor solemne luate fata de
minoritatile conlocuitoare in Ar
deal, sa fie trecute in pactul nostru
fundamental. Pentru aceasta, in
special, cereau ArdeIenii alegeri Ii
bere 81 neinfluentate.
Alegerile pcntru Constituanta,
contrar tuturor asteptarilor, MI
numai ca nu All fOst libere, dar au
fost 81 falsificate. Nu numai ca au
fost inlaturati reprezentantii fl
resti al poporului din Ardeal, dar
"alesii' = acestei provincii, in marea
lor majoritatc, sunt sau oameni ia
ra nicio legatura Gu Ardealul. sau
oameni pc carl Ardelenii nu i-al
votat 81 nu-i pot socoti ca repre-
zentantii lor.
ST, in afara de aceasta, impetuo-
zitatea Gu care minci,na vietii noa-
sire publice a dat ultimul asalt Ar
dealului, 81 desfasurarea ne mai
vazuta a unui aparat de alegeri
profund nnoral 81 dispretuitor al
legii, la umplut pc toti de indig-
nare-dar de 0 indignare darza 81
neiertatoare, necunoscuta in We
chiul regat.
Conducatorii ardeleni nu Sc gan
desc att la faptul ca Ardealul e.
| ste Representa- de oameni carl nu
pot vorbi, 81 nici nu vor vorbi, i'll
numele lui, cat la consecintele mo-
rale ale felului in care 'au facut
! alegerile. Eli zicr ca s'a facut o
crima introducandu-se in aceasta
provincie practicile electorate din
vechiul regat. S'a necinstit 81 STA
rimat 0 stare sufleteasca malta
taranilor ardeleni, carl deprinsi sd
Sc rosteasca pc fata in cine au in
credere 81 care lie este credinta, All
facut cunostinta GU conruptia, prin
mil jlocirea .alcoolului sau, directa,
a banului, GU bataia 81 schingiui-
rea, Gu inchisoarea, Gu violarea
constiintei lor prin tot felul de d.
menintari din partea armatei 81 ad-
ministratiei, 81 char Gu violarea
hOtarirei lor-ueori eroice -prin
schlmbarea peste nOapte a voturi-
lor din urne. S'a nimicit astfel 0
educate de zeci de ami, pc care
fostii lor luptatori politici le-au ia
cut-o pc timpul dominated ma
ghiare, educate nationala, care
81 pc viitor putea ii socotita CD uil
scut al existentei noastre. Aceasta
educate tintea sd dea poporului
ardelean 0 constiinta cetateneasca
: 81 nationala, care ar fl putut feri
: 81 pc viitor de primejdia de Fl
!, inselat de demagogi periculosi sau
t de aventurieri, poate char repre-
: zentanti al unor interese straine.
Parerea conducatorilor ardeleni
. este ca eXistenta neamului nostru
char, rezida in puterea noastra
morala. Eli sunt convinsi ca imo
ralitatea 81 nerespectul legii de a
stazi ne duce la peire. Inconjurati
pretutindeni de dusmani, taria
noastra nu poate Fl decta in sana
tatea noastra mora|a. Orice attn
gere fiintei morale neamulu
nostru. bunelor lui moravuri, or
ce conrupere constituted, este {
crima nationala.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-18
.Conferinta della Genoa Sc
Va terInina mine
RUSH ACCEPTA .CONDITIILE PUTERI.
LOR REFERITOARE LA HACA
OPT LUNI DE ARMISTITIU

GENOA, II Mau-Sa anuntat All ca confernta din &C.
termna sesiunea penar de Vner. Programul
conferne din Haga pc zua de ID Iune s aprobat foa
te putine modificari
Delegate rusilor respuns All upa amazi ca eli accepa
planu conferinei din Haga conditle inre carl ea
Sa facu multa comentare in egatura decarata
aruu de stat Hughes ca usa este inca deschs penu par
tcparea americana la Haga sau facut edia ncercar
aca uncle schmbar in panul original poata
face posba 81 participarea Amercei ardup discutie
panu fost abandonat sa accepat programu
original amendment ca puterile obga aace
pc timp de opt uni
Sc trmite copie acestei resolut 81 la Washington
America sa poaa decide daca ven orr ba la Haga
Lloyd George tnut All vorbile decarand ca la Genoa
sa ncerca deiG extremste 81 ale taror capaste
impace Aceasta ncercare reust La Haga ncerca
ca s gaseasca modaate sd asgure prospearea tu
turor tarilofara 'ncerce deologa unea al
tea sd sufere modificari
Respunzand u Ccerin obectionat ca de sun
invita 81 germani la Haga Lloyd George respuns
fernta de dscuta mprumutu da Rusiei lar
Gemania este in posta contribute la acest imprl-
NUT Ell nsd adaoga ca in cazu ca la Haga face ntre
popoaree repesentate 81 Russia traat la e eel din a
alo-une stabieasca suaa recproc pnct de punct
aunci fl convocata 81 Gernania sas dea> concrsul
Ccerin mai obectonat la locu conerinte spunand car
Fl fost mai potrvt Riga, Londra, Stockholm Roma
Lloyd George decara Haga potrivta din
amoserei sale nternaonaes majortatea decs astfe
dec mar Gale sd faca dornta une morat contra
vontei majortatilOr.
Referndu-se la tratatu de neagresiune s facu pc
mp de opt lu Lloyd George decara Russia va Fl pro-
eja astfel contra evetualeor aacur din partea puteor
vecne, precum 81 aceste Fl aparae contra Rusei
WASHINGTON 1s Maiu. O persoana care este chemata
faca decara autentce spus ca recunoasterea usiei
din partea guvernu american depde numai de rusi Dac
acestia araaca din puerile lorau putut capab
faca foos bucurie
de ocazia sal recunoasca
America refuzat tousi sa partcipe la confernta din
Haga eoarece convsa ca Russia poae faca nc
de reacere daca va ucra in sprtul memorabilia
din II Maiu-respusul sovieeor la condle puterlor adu
nate la Genoa.
America este nsa gaa ca-mpreuna ceealte puteri-
sa nceapa investigate pur stienca tilor din Rusis
in vedere de recomanda masrle gsesc pen
reinviarea comercala, nanciaa 81 inustriaa acee
tari
Secretaru de stat Hughes declarat ca memoranda
slor din IL Mau este stava penru participates Aercel
stavila peste americana nccand ncerca S;
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-18
Victoria Iui Pinchot
in Pennsylvania

Philadelphia, Is Maiu.-Re-
sultatul din statul intreg a dat
lui Clifford Pinchot o majorita-
te de voturi, Gu ocaziunea no.
minarilor republicans la posi-
tia de governor al statului-a-
supra procurorului general
George T.. Alter. Majoritatea
nu este prea mare.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-18
SERBAREA DE
>S1MBATA LA
INTERNATIONAL
INSTITUTE
Romanii vor Fl representa- prin
Dansuri rationale.

international Institute aran-
jeaza o serbare internationala pc
Sambata 20 Maiu la ora ; p. m.
in localele din Prospect ave 4
18th Str. Sc va aranja un balciu,
ca in patria veche, la care toate
nationalitatrle aflatoare in Cleve-
land vor participa.
S'a compus un program intere-
SAINT. Diferite grupuri vor contri-
hui cu ceva interesant 81 caracte.
ristic pentru malta ce repre-
sinta.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-05-15

Mrs. ID. ]. Maher of Kelvin was taken
to the Columbus hospital Sunday. Sc
riously i'll. 1t was said by her physi-
clan that she was suffering from a re-
lapse of influenza-pneumonia.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-05-15
Allow Local Rules
on Golf Courses

Chicago. May 14.-Written sanction
of local rules for golf that will permit
OF reducing the penalties for lost ball
and ball out of bounds, as well as some
other concessions without formally vio-
lating the rules of the Royal and An
Gent Golf club of St. Andrews has
been sent out to clubs, by their United
States Golf association.
The new prescribed rules of the U.
S. G. A. follows:
when necessary. local rules should
be made for such distractions as
PUSHES, hedges. fixed seats, fences,
gates, railways and walks. for such
difficulties as rabbit scrapes, hoof
marks. and other damage caused to the
by animals; for such local con-
ditions as the existence of mud which
may be seen to interfere with the
proper playing of the game and for the
penalty to be imposed in the case of
Il ball which lies out of bounds, see
rule % a. and also for the penalty
to be imposed in the case of a lost
ball. see rule - a."
Rule % prescribes that when a ball
is lost (cannot be found in five min
utes of search) the player shall 60
back and lose not only the distance but
also a penalty stroke, playing stroke
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three from the tee, if his drive was
lost. 1t was attempted by the U. s.
G. A. to get this penalty stroke re-
mitted by st. Andrews, but the COM
mittee instead got a penalty strike add
ed to the loss Of distance previously
assessed under rule % for q ball driven
out of bounds. The penalty stroke in
both cases now may be RENTED under
local rules, so that the outcry that fol-