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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-17
No Henson for Advance.

From the White House also Their.
came word today OF the governments
Intention to take a hand in the si,ua-
tion arising from the advance I'm the
price OF coal II the mine In some dis
tricts
President Harding and other on
''h's OF the administration consider,
IL was SAID. that in spite OF the con
'hu'hS cOaI strike, there exists no
possible reason for general or ma
terIal advance in prices, outside OF a
buyers panic. At present. though a
general price Of slightly above s.
per ton for hituminous is ruling over
the country, in few districts Secre
iary Hoover has found reports thu,
- per ton and more has been col.
!cctcd
Attorney General DauEhcrty like
wise indicated today that Department
oI Justice reports showed advance,
. OF 90 per cent in coal prices nj the
mines in some districts He inf.
mated that while his departmen,
would await the collection OF data
10y secretary Hoover. n the fac,s
warranted. some legal redress might
pe attempted by the roveruinen,
In all official comment. tho view that
me existing stocks Of coal of AZ
''|ooo tons. and Increasing non.
union production do not justify mar.
ket disturbance was emphasized Mr.
hoover is said to believe that di.
rect negotiation between consumnr,
Of coal and operators Of large min.
IHs er'eFpriS"S sim running will
eliminate the possibility OF any run.
away markets.
May tnll Conference.
Some outlines qf.ihe tentative mol.
!,E adoiiea hy"Jh" administration
toward the etf-or'sl coal s;r.l.. also
ar" o"comuG visible. II is nroh-
Shic that Within six weeks. or some
t"ch period after satisfactory IN.
dications ar" given by ,he union
leaders ana coal mine operators tina,
SH'h step would be met with success.
conference vii, be called
Either President Harding or some
Cabinet member VIII Issue the IN
viiatlcr. possibly without nubllcl,y
ana 10 Unite! group. ia the rrst
instance but later to representative
numbers. ana ask til" parties to the
controversy when assembled, to ne
gc,ate f9r a settlement \ ton
dency for Isolated districts Ia reach
settlement hy themselves. on Tho
'"N'S Ni II 10" Wag" scale Ia said
70 nav" been cvirccd lately In Was,
Virginia Texas and Kentucky.
After moro OF such settlements
nave been made oHicialS believe that
tOtn ihc miners uu... ana tn. ON.
pioyes viii have completed q test
Of strength, and &; VIII then become
possible for tho men concerned IN
districts Sill striking 10 work out
wage scales FOR themselves in the
liGht az their possible Knowledge OF
cOfun..l.iyc -,-pdrrts., r,.,-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-17
WI Nddrrsr Ad. EInh.

An invitation has been issued to
every business man in N" city 10
attend today's meeting OF tho Rich &.
mond Advertising Club. to 10 held AT
Il % o'clock at Murnhy's Hotel &.
J.. HiShN. manager ~ the COPY and
plan DEPARTMENT Of Cecil. Barreto
N Cecil, will spcak on Planning the
Campaign IL" Will suhdtvidc tho
subject into six divisions aud each
VIII b" considered and Analysed sep.
-MrAt.IN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-17
Don't travel
with the brakes on

STEP away from mealtimc
~ with more power, not less.
It's easy. Simple, natural food
puts zest in muscles, ambition
IN brain, sends health's order,
"Go!" TO every faculty. Poor.
ly balanced food says, "Wait,"
"Slow down" "Doze a whilc!"
Grape-Nuts is a health and
energy food, delicious to taste;
soundly and scientifically
nourishing.
Made of whole wheat -four
and matted barley, skilfulIy
blended and slowly baked for
~ hours, its exceptional nutri.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-17
summer Encampmcut D,,c.

Lieutenant Colonel j. T. Robinson.
acting chief OF s,aH. headquarters
Eighiicth Division. announces that
tho ift""n day summer trimming
camp AT Camp Meade VIII not handle
the air service and coast artillery
this year. but that the MARYLAND,
Virginia and the District OF Coluin
bla camps for reserve officers OF the
air service Will he held AT Langley
Field. Va. from July 10 Is. and FOR
the coHst artillery on the same dates
at Fort Monroe
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-17
$4,000 Is VOTED
TO CONVERT GRACE.
INTO "WHITE WAY

CContinued From First paraD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-17
Ell. 10 AttcnL Council

Henry q. Ellis. OF Richmond. was
commissioned yesterday by Governor
T.. Lee Trinkic 70 represent Virginia
AZ Inc second annual meeting Of
IN" American National Council I'm the
Hotel Astor, New York. on May II.
The council Will take ur American
.z1tiun. education for citizens. imml-
grafton ard kindred subjects. The
movement has the Endorsement O,
President Harding and the American
T.gglDu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-17
FRctn Pcnccn,nkcr

At this point President Facta i'm
tcrccded ana suggested that the dis
cuSsion was not serving any prtvti-
cal purpose Of the Genoa conference.
NJ. chitchcrtn summed mp his state
mcnt then by giving definite warmth:
that any attack on any republic n
lied TO Russia could Automatically
bring about state OF war with
Russia.
The conference has steadily taken
the position that II is dealing with
European affairs exclusively. and
has barred from consideration nil
questions relating TO Armenia. Geor-
gia. and the Far Eastern republic.
rs they are regarded as AsiatiC.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-17
EII.s Initiate rnnirht

\ large class Of candidates Will 70
Initiated into Richmond Lodge. No.
IS. y T.. -. ElkS. tonight at s o'clock
in the lodge rooms. The new degree
team which was recently roorgan-
led VIII conduct the special initia-
ton work All Elks are urged to
be present
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-17

last week.
Recalls ThrcntcnIn- Letters.
The fire recalled threatening let
tors received last week by assistant
States attorneys warning them ur--
II Nader, Big Tim" Murphy and
Cornelius tCom Shea were not re-
leased fires would be started in the
buildings under construction. The
letters set the time limit FOR the re-
lease as last Saturday.
Investigation OF the fire showed
tina; I; had been started simultan-
eously in seevraN places and had been
preceded by the explosion OF bomb
Two women in an adjoining apart
ment building told police they were
warned by man shortly before the
fire was discovered. that the next
that they should fee.
Warned Women TO Flee.
Get out quick. this building is
going 10 burn. You'il hear an ox-
plosion in a minute. To Hi with
the Lands award" the man shouted
to Mrs. Mary Corbct; after call
ins her To the door OF her apart
mc-t.
lie then hurried 70 the apartment
Of Mrs. Frances Chaote. wife Of nm
Official az Sears Rocbuck Company.
and repeated his warning. Mrs Cha
cte was hewildercd By his words and
asked him 10 repeat them. In answer
he attempted to Kick her and then
fed
Squads Of ratrolmcn armed with
rifles were rushed to ;hc building
and search begun for the man. The
loss TO the structure was placed at
100000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-17

mcnt is partially pre-digested
and developed for quick and
perfect assimilation. Crisp and
rich in flavor "a captivating
appeal to the appetite.
You'll find breakfasts and
lunches more enjoyable, and
much moro helpful if you leave
Oft heavier, starchy foods for a
dish of Grapc-Nuts with cream
or milk. Children grow sturdy
and strong on this splendid
food. Ready to serve, right
from the package.
Order Grape-Nuts from your
grocer today.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-01-20

GOTHAM WOMEN TO
HAVE OWN GOLF LINKS

New York. Jan. 20 Women golf
oeNeteea here have launched the or,
glnlGatton OF q club and acquired IN
option on site for a course on which
women only will be permitted to play.
II long has been the custom on golf
courses throughout the country for
female golfers to give men players
iOIl sway and right OF way on Satur,
days. sundays and holidays II was
q desire To get away from this restric-
ton that prompted organization OF a
club Ter women exclusively
Eastern women, for the most part.
aye behind the project. However, Mrs.
Hathaway Watson, president OF the
Nom2n's Western GOLF association, is
% member OF the organization commit,
tee
Miss Marion Holips of West Brook
\, V United States woman golf
champion, is chairman, Miss Hollins
Will leave next week FOR England,
where, ii is understood, she will con.
fer with Miss Cecil LeitCh, who Is
taking q deep interest in the new club.
They intend to visit tho courses which
oher the best examples OF links con.
strlct.on for WOmen's championships.
Because OF her WORK I'm connection
with organization OF the new club,
which expects to have its course
ready Tor use next season. Miss
NolliDS has announced that she will
not play IN the British w0mcn's cham
pionship tournament this year.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-01-20
INDIANS TO START
TRAINING TRIP MAR. 8

Indianapolis Ind, Jan. 20.--A com.
plotc transforming schedule for the
indianapolis Baseball club Of tho
American association has been an
rounccd by w, c. smith, vic, presi-
dent
The ladivNS viii 20 to Marlin
Springs, Tex. March for 0 twelve
days workout ON March is and 10
the Galveston team OF the Texas
Tongue will be played At Galveston.
Tho New York Giants will be played
March % and % at san Antonio The
two teams then will return To Marlin
Springs for two games April | and
the local club viii meet the Western
association team Of Tulsa okla, at
that place,
no''-'. 'ov tn.rr tl,N Ird'ovr will
tackle Cincinnati April and 5. But
Ter college viii be played April 6 and
April s and Q nctroi. will afford the
opposition, The season opens April
T. with ST. Paul here
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-01-20
INDEPENDENTS PLAY
INITIAL GAME At
SERENA TONIGHT
FORMER HIGH SCHOOL STARS TO
SETTLE ARGUMENT WITH Sc.
RENA lNCEPENOENTs-To BE
FIRST GAME or SEASON FOR
INDEPENDENTS.

The Ottawa Independents basket.
ball club will play their cartajn ralsor
OF the season tonight at $ O'Clock
when they clash with the Serena In.
dependents AT the Serena gym The
Independents are q club recently or.
Eani2ed and made up OF some Of the
best material in the city, all o! whom
have had con siderable experience at
basket caging The team will leave
Ottawa via automobiles late this ai
terucon for Serena.
Serena Team Fast
The Serena club is very clever
outfit and the game should be ham.
iingor.' They have won several
games from strong opponents this
season aud expect 70 give the Otta.
Wa lads real trouncing However,
1.-THE local team, despite the fact that
they haven't PLAYED together m a
real game this season, have develop
ed some wonderful team work as
the result OF some hard practices
and will do their best 10 start the
season of in the regular fashion. By
coming back to Ottawa with a vic.
tory attached 70 their belts
Former o. n. S. Stars.
Frieden Anderson and Bob Hiuiard.
former high school stars, who resent.
" seeded from the American lie.
eion team, will play forward posi-
tons for the Independents. Harley
Langau and LaVerue Bowermaster,
also former members OF the high
school varsity team, will play the
Guards, while Glen Mathes, who start.
Cd UGder Coach Carl Whitney. will
p,ay center Several local fans are
contemplating on making the trip
% Serena.
Royals Play Wednesday.
The Ottawa Royals have no game
for tomorrow night and will not play
until next Wednesday evening when
they clash with kohls Marseilles
All Stars at the Marseilles gymnasi.
Un. Hitters legion outfit will play
the La Sale cages next Thursday at
ArmOry c.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-01-20
HE0D0N QuAL!F
FOR CUE MATCH

New Nork, Jan, Charles He'd,
don of DowaEiac, Mich ti,leaolder,
heads tho seven competitors qualified
for the national class \ 1872 halk line
championship, which viii begin at the
Crescent Athletic club in Brooklyn
Jan So under the decision Of the
National Association OF Amateur Biz.
lard Players,
The tournament viii decide the four
Americans who viii encounter ROs OF
Holland ard Roudil Of France ia the
international matrpos az the Manu-.
tRciu'ers cldb, Philadelphia, next
month.
The other entranta for the national
tourney are EMIL A. Ronner Youngs.
town O., Percy y Collins CHICAGO;
Edward w Gardner Montclair n j.
and Edgar T. Appleby, Francis : Ap.
pleby and f. Henry GARRISON, New
York.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-01-20
GOV. MILLER STOPS
BOXING IN ARM0RlES

Albany. ~ Y, Jan 2O.-Goy. Miller
will support his state athletic commit.
tee rs far Is the stand OF tho commit,
tee toward boxing in state armories is
concerned He made this plain today
in an interview.
The governor added that the com
mission had decided not to increase
the number OF places in New York
City in which boxing exhibitions might
be conducted ana that in line with
this policy no exhibitions would be al
lowed in armories
The governor was reminded that
the charge has been made that clos
ING the armorieS to boxing in New
York City was virtually creating a
professional boxing monopoly for Tex
Richard
There is no question OF mOnOp-
oily" he said. There are plenty of
places in New York where contests
may take place As understand il.
the policy of the commission is to
limit the number OF licenses and not
extend the number Of places. Their
judgment j am going TO accept.
The change in the law placing the
licensing Of boxing in armories in the
hands Of the athletic commission was
to meet such IL contingency | am in
formed that there has been 2. ten
dcncy on the part of some Of the
national guard units to enlist astens..
bly, as soldiers men who are known
as professional fighters.
These men do not intend to be-
come soldiers and their usefulness to
the guard is questionable.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-01-20
CUBS LAND STATE
AND ALDRIDGE Of
COAST LEAGUE TEAM
DEAL IS CLOSED AFTER MANY
WEEKS NORTHUMBERLAND
Gus PLAYERS AND BUNDLE or
CASH SWING DEAL,

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weeks OF hSe.,.t.'"7 ".- nos '.'@'.H
have cl.ughei Oh" services %, Cut,iylt'
opp Arnold S...e and Pitcher Vie Al
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announcement o. The closing oi the
transaction WAS announced Yesterday
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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-01-20
R0USCH TO STAY
WITH RED LEGS

Cincinnati, G, jan 20 August
Herman president OF the Cincinnati
Nationals, toGay said Ed RouGh, cen.
ter fielder q the Reds, viii noilh,r be
traded nor sold
Nothing has been said about tho
salary to he paid Roush, but the der
manda that he makes in the form of u
contract are impossible OF approval"
Herman said
Herman made this statemeut when
shown a dispatch from Oakland City.
Ind, Roush's home, quoting RJush as
"ovinr that he will play ball IN Ciacin-
natl or quit the game. Roush Is also
quoted as saying that the Cincinnati
club will have to come to his terms.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-01-20
HUB TOPP FEATURES
CHICAGO SWIM MEET

ChicarO, jan. Featured by the
performance Of Herbert Topp Of the
Chicago A. A. who established q new
tank record of 80 for 100 yards. the
Cherry Circle swimming team defeat.
ed University Of Chicago "Wednesday
in a dual meet in the c. "A pool, 50
to Is. In Justice to the Maroon swim.
mers and Coach White it should be-
mentioned that CGpt Eli Bliuks, star
Of the Midway squad, was unable to
Compe.c because Of ptomaine poison,
inr.
Ben Priucell of the G. A A.. one OF
he last ulungers "a amateur ranks,
plunged the length OF the tank. sixty
beet in II Is, q good performance.
Clement Browne OF the c, 4. A. won
the 220 yard swim in 2:27.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-01-20
LOCAL F|VES HAVE
FOR GAMES TONIGHT.
TOUGH OPP0NEN
LUTHER TEAMS GO TO SOUTH
WILMINGTON FOR GAMES WITH
GARDNER HlGH-AlGH SCHOOL
TEAMS TO PUT ON DOUBLE
BILL WITH LIP. TRANSFORMERS
START AT 1850.

Both Coach L. II. Smiths Ottawa
high school basketball team and
Coach Brynstads Luther college live
viii have Dig mans JOB on thei'
hands this evening when they NEE,
the strongest teams on their SEIZED.
ues. Brynstad's clan will make an,
other cut-of.town trip TO do battle
when they tackle the last Gardner
high school club at South Whining
ton gym, while the maroon and
white players viii play another home
game against Coach Fellows Ia
Salle-Peru club.
Both teams will be exceptionally
fast ones and the mentors Of both
teams are certain their men viii have
to use additional ginger and pep TO
keep cut in the light
LIP. Tough Foe.
Probably the game that has caused
the most interest is the La Sal,e-Ot
tawa game which will be staged at
the local high school Both La Sale.
Peru and the local lads are sure
they will win the game La Sale
has an exceptionally strong club this
year They have defeated Rock Isl
and, Moline and several other fast
clubs However. the Peoria Manual
five and the Hopkins quintet have
won from them. Lakin and kirSch are
the stars OF the olive and maroon
team and q close guard will be kept
over them tonight They were re-
spons!5le for the defeats Ct Rock Isl.
and ani Moline as the result OF their
accuracy in caging baskets.
AT 1880 o'clock the first game on
the card will be played. when Har.
boldt's second team clashes with the
second squad of LIP Neither club
has suffered defea. so far this
season and the game between them
will be equally as interesting as the
windup. Harbcldt's team has only
engaged in two games but Judging
from their showing made in those
conflicts they will give the La Sale
team a tough battle Jack lngham
will pilot the team in touights bat
tie
Same Lineups.
Smith announced this morning
that MeCEenst0eK ana LooAeI "oUII
start out at the forward positions
while Antram and Carey would play
guards. Goodman will start as cen
ter for the big team
p. V. L. C. OFF For Gardner.
Shortly after noon today Coach
Brynstad and his men entrained for
South Wilmington. They also have
a toufh fee in the Gardner club. The
Gardner team hasn't lost a game this
season and it will have an unusual
handicap on It's own floor. Bryn-
stad's second team will put on pre-
liminary sBirmish to head the bill.
The same lineups for both teams
will be used by Brynstad, For the
big team the Varland brothers will
start as forwards Johnson at cen
ter ana Nelson arid Olsen at the
guards.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-01-20
ZN o. 10 Ese T7ncg-
U8/ rrI}sy2 .fse'SH >%L- }
S2 GSSNjCK- -
lsSss IssEsyl3atgS~9I
|s;S jsA%7 nQLOMN

In laying out plans for new high
ways the authorities ought TO provide
room for pedestrians 70 so Some side
stepping
~
Yes, Hoyat!us, 4 dry dock is q
place where people are searched for
COntrabauu Ooo2e.
y
a man was killed the other day
when his bottle Of hooch, which he
held in his hard exploded. Now all
the safe crackers are buyin5 up or
Ser5 Ct the stu0.
=
Reader" wants 10 know who Mary
Anthem is. or was, as said
re.a.t never heard OF the person IN.
I'll mention was made Of he- IN this
ko'umn tLa other day. \ slight er.
ror. thas all \ letter should have
taken the place OF the y in Mary '
thus Mark Anthony I thank you.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-01-20
HARRY WILLS EASILY
DEFEATS L.ANGFORC

Portland, Ore. Jan. lS.-FIarry
Wills colored heavyweight. wo2 an
easy ten round decision over Sam
Langford OF Chicago YESTERDAY. Har.
rs aeemed 70 consider Sans age
and did not make much of an effort
TO stow the ancient one away. He
landed with lefts and rights almost
at win
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-01-20
Oh. .he times are tfuIy sporty,
You can plunge into the whrI;
BE a fapper up to forty,
Then begin 10 be a girl.


Next time you see your typewriter
note that all the letters composing Inc
word typewriter are found In the
top row, Il may have been only a
coincidence. or he inventor Of the
standard Ike board may have arranged
It % on burmese
California had some snow, we hear.
They get the SNOW" in Chinatown,
no doubt, and the stuff can he had
the year around.
j
Anyhow, these home talent affairs
boast Of a much larger wardrobe than
the ordinary musical comedy.
$
Which probably caused a little dis
appointment.
"TAg'"
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-01-20

The class in hygiene was being Ques-
toned. Nov. tell me, said The teach
or. what are the tissues Up shot
little hand. please, teacher they
are what you s1eeze with. Boston
Transcript
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-01-20
Unused Doorway.

The unused doorway makes an e..
fectiye bookcase. The door should he
locked and treated as the back Of the
case. Shelves c-u he set in the entire
GCor space or th" lower ha,f
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-01-20
PUBLIC SALE,

PUBLIC SALE, !
Of horses, mules, farm
implements, machinery
and grain, will be held
Wednesday, january Is,
1922, ON the farm known
as the Joseph Armstrong
farm, in South Ottawa
Township, now occupied
by Frank Bannan, locat-
ed six miles southwest OF
Ottawa, consisting of:
3 mules, 9 horses, 2
triple box farm wagons,
| Mccormick binder, |
King & Hamilton corn
elevator, complete with
power; 1900 bushels of
corn in crib, etc.
Usual terms.
Col. DAN FITZGERALD
Auctioneer.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-01-20
Remember, Away
Back, When

"Jch1 the GIANT llEec down on
the prairie, about where the c. O..
& ?, barns now stand? John was
very short in stature, ard was the
Only resident living on the prairie
at that time. there being no houses
further west than the Catholic seAoo.
.-3y Nj. w 5.
Can YOU beat it? Some Ottawa
folks want to pay their income taxes
before they are due.
NJ. CS wife put up 4 bunch Of can.
ned apples last fall. One Of the jars
had a defective cover, which caus.
Cd the fruit 70 fernent. NJ. c. took
! taste Of the stuff, strained the con-
tents and inaioed in q bit OF zap
pie Jack" or whatever you want 70
call it. Then he went down in the
cellar ard loosened the covers on the
other fruit Jars. Talk about Z ktck
he got the bes. one when his bet
ter half discovered the mschievous
proceedings.
II the deml-wets win their fight
what will become Of the now prosper
Gus saloon biz?
Says a conductor on the local line:
Holding the cars until 1880 at
night FOR Gayety patrons isn't exact
y my idea Of pleasant evening"
=
If this weather keeps up the old
coal pile Will soon get the k. o,
=
Oh .he times arc truIy sporty
You can plunge into the whirI;
Bs a fapper up to forty,
Then begin 10 be a girl.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-01-20

Can YOU beat it, Some Ottawa
folks want to pay their income taxes
before they are due.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-01-20

If this weather keeps up the old
coal pile VIII soon get the k. o.