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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-25
FIVE BILLIONS MORE
IMMEDIATE NEED, IS
M'ADOO'S STATEMENT
ANNOUNCEMENT WAS
MOST UNEXPECTED
Disposition in Congress IS TO
Turn to Excess Profits to
Provide Vast Sums.

WASIHNGTON. July Il. go. rlnnn
worked nml In c"nrr"m Tor rai"li'E
war revenue were overturned l"dhy
hv announcement at fuTIhcuminE nd
diIiunnl ratimnIrn l"T war "hp"hdl
Iurrr nEErrgnIlnE NOR" Than &h.o"o.'
600 0O0. principally III The hhllrip"
hon uf nnrrmhllnE II second army "'
400 nnu mrn under the adjective hihIl'
Secretary McAdun. nI \ nprrlhl
meeting ui the nrnnir fnnn'r com
uIIIrr. revealed lhnI The wnI depart.
nrnI alone ir preparing "aiIninlra I"
cIsrI mIhli lunnI hp"mhlluI"n "i
nearly IL 900 .0un. .nUn. nnh asked Ih''
committee lu hold mp ih" ~ .GIO.
OUu 600 war tan hin until tlIn drlnilr'l
rrIlInnIcr Of nll d"pnI iun"nln nrn Hnh
mllich Tho rnmultl"" nEro"l !" tho
rrurrrI nnd pigeon h"lrh report on
ihu mrnrIIr" which II hnh plnnn"I To
rIbmIl during lh" 'lmv
TIL" n"w uuIlmnIcr. Including 1900.
0un 600 uddiuI"nnl for III" shipping
hnnrd nnh tl0O. 900. .O0n Tor til" nnvr
m"ul. nrr to h" ruhnll'"h 10
ihr ooIumIilcc lutp lhln wrrk. Thnn
ih"rr will begin anoIhrr r"vihInn nl
IIIr wnr revenue Iurhr'it". riohnhIy
rruIlI1IE IN mn inrT"nr" OF ll" bIIIr
rrom, levy from tlhh 0uO .O0U 1"
81 100, 400 600 Further "rrdtln nhy
ulrn hr authorized IN llIr form OF
bnndr or Ind"hlrdnrm r"rIIIlcnt"n
Iirnidrr The nd,lllunuI nlInn nr"hrd
.tnry AIrAduu told the "nnlr commit
leo lhnI the ~ unn .0O0. 900 nuthnrIz"d
for lunn tn til" nIllcn prnhnhly would
Innl uulY uuill DrIuh"r nnh ihnl hhnul
g.. .uOU, ,UOu. 900 Tor their further nm'inl
hnrr would br needed PTnviri'Hi 1oT
ihir. iuwrVcI, In nuI pInnn"d In ;on.
n,rIiu Win the pending r"vrI.,r l"E
lrlnllmn II rnnnIlly Will hr ""nnId
rirh al the uraI rchnIun
The rrCTrIuIy mule u" i"rnnmnH
duilnn an /" what pat at Iho total
nh"mld Ia" ,nlr"d 10y lns"n nn'l what
pniI hY hnuh lrnurn a. "Ih"I ''I"hlln
II wnr I~r"tIcd. h"w"v"r. that Ih"
ttoantIIy department wnllh fuvni rn1n
lup a. 900 bHn Onn u''tN than hHd boon
w 'hF'.', ''"'''F NV -" WV
l"InI i".GiD nO0. 900
hn To lr InH nuuirCr fn hr tapped
in ruCoi ihr new rrllJunI~r. Ih" ""u
nliIcr for The pr""'nIi lr entirely NJ
noa Nr h"Adonr announcement
cumr entirely without wnrnluP. nuI
moro Than our committeeman "S-
prcnucd hlmrclf nr Cnrupl"tClv sting
Eorcd hy Tho rlz" Of tn" fnrthrnmInE
oRtlmntc. The firrl diHposl Ion wn%
TO turn tn nov tnyrR ON wnr pruIlIH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-25
ONE KILLED AND
THREE INJURED IN
TROLLEY SMASHUP
nr."i.I bl.c.t"h u Ia. Is'.iiIs-..--


WEl.iHIItfNu. w. Va. July "a
Ono mnu wan killed and throe injured
WHOM iw" paHn~nEor earn Of tho Hton
h"nvillc. WHllnhurg g. Wrirt"n trnc
ilnn limo rnnr tOgrthor nj hlKh npooh
ut I. n'rinrk thin Rrtrrnonn. near tho
GIlchrlnI conl mlnn.
The Dead
Brooks Mo0auUhan, motoFmAn. OF
IIolllday'n Covn. AZ. right toot cut
on above unklo. right arm hroken
and o,h-rwlr" Injured: diod at B:tS
T. IN. ut the Ohio Vallny Mospital.
In Stoubonvlllo.
Tho Injured.
Mira. elizabeth wlllisms. nf Tollann
h-c Hcvroly cut on tho fhco and
nrma: condition Aorioun,
.Moivln McCombs, OF WoilBbur8. bad
" bruinod. nnd probably internally
injured
oooroo Roberts, conductor. Of Wolln
burg. cut on tho leR nnd hack
brulnoi,
The accident OGcurTnd at nharl'
iurn Illst nouih nr Tho UllChriai nlnr,
An rIira eur that hah lahon Follnnn
boo mill w"rhoIn from that town 1"
iholr hnInn. In WrllnhurH mah return
In, IL the Fulinnni'no barnn. whom u
mel II nnuIhl"und 1nr on r"tiio frnIn
S.iuubrnvile Ia Wullabuia. heavily
l"a,loh ~l,h pnnnongotn- Tho 1"h'
rn,lr ~ both earn 1n,n badly rfo'toh
Mnlnrnan M"!umghnn ~aH caught
nn. wan unable 10 mako hla on"apo by
humping nn ihn m"'"i "I lh" "lh
g, ,nr llh Iio wn1 imnheh !" Tho h"H
rIIuI ~ Hiruhrnvlllo In Tho h"po That
rHpori medical attention would anvr
hin Ilro. hut tho great l"1n "f 4 "d had
cshnuutc,l and weakened him tn nuCh
mn eriont hint no wan rnablo to rally
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-25

CHARLEBTON. w Va. July -
A iouor OF prOtoat auslnai Tho
action OF A. D. williams and I
y. bohnion. mombors Of tho ntasn
road C0mtnisosin, In sluninu II lot
tor Of Conmaudatinn ni United
h,atea hnnsi0T toward an,io'
land tor hls vote auriusI the fnh
oral f""d HIT. and alunlnU u 80
G"mmlssl"n, vau sani 10 tho nom
bars 1f tho rn,nn,iastn tnn i"haY NY
Ih" ie''n'. whl'h waa not ""a'io
pubil'. was saId Ia o"pr"aa III"
da"p Indignation ~ tho u"V"'n"'
thai th" ioiinI wps s"ni nnd that
" ,ouirlneh ~ anVnro tdp'ln,Pnh
was ""nfI,mnh by Tue u"Vorn"ra
snorota'Y. Janoa w Wnlr
" 10 onld III" u"Ve'n"r Indlral
od lha, he had nothing 10 aaY "a
!" tho private vicwa ~ Tho man.
bore OF tho commiasion. but IN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-25

sIgn the cOntraCt. It's duty was ended.
unless there should arise some futuro
necessity for another meeting. There
fore. hr said. IN writ will Issue 70
qmlring Secretary Shnwkoy. OF thA
book commission. TO tur mover the
contract 10 tho petitioners. and the
hoard OF Public Works to receive and
approve the bond OF the petitioners,
Whlo nothing VIM snld by any
member nf the court on tho HubJnot,
in hnndinE down tho opinion. tho pro.
sumption in that the nubneqIlrnt 40
linn or til" cOmminnion In reYoklnG
the contract made for chanEoA IN
rrndrrr IN IlnnuIhorlxrh. and ~ thH
nrnl opinion did not touch upon the
unnrilon nf tho legality Of tho Ap'
puInim"nt ur tn, HChO0l Book Com.
mlnnI"n. the prnnmmpti0n In also that
III" court cnnnihrrn th" rommiHAi0n 4
legally ronniItuird body.
CHAM .EHTON. W Vn. July ~
Accepting without comment tho DO.
(OontInusd on PAEs ToA.l ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-25
sr.,,.l pt.p.,nh to tho lntoIIir-nc~r.

sn.r,si Dt.pAtrh tn tho lntnlIiK-nc-r.
FAIRMONT. w. Va. July "a
Two additional Cases Of infantilc pa
ralysls today developed In MononRnh.
making a total OF twelve casen OF the
plague there at tho present timo. Tho
nsola,lon hospital III Traction park
wus opened today and DR.. draper. c1-
pert from the Rockefeller inHtitute.
New York. and several New York city
nurn,n are In charge at the hnnpltnl.
To-Day llttlo Itonr Watson. daughter
ar MIR and Mrn George +. Watson OF
tnirnoni avenue, offered her blood
To pr Draper la be- n"rd /" ln"G"lnto
IN, uttlo Aiontnignh nuf1rrnrn. The III
~, druphicr Of II prominent c"nl npor-
rtur .urrrrrd with Tho dinnnh" lnni
rn,Iuu Several rpoonnful OF blood
were inkrn from the v"lnn OF tn" llttlo
Wu,,uu rl.l und Will ho unrh In Tho
WORK nr rnnhnllng Tho plnEu" ni M"
nnnRnh
ENTDN. W Vn.. j"ly Il. ~
Two additional rnn"n "l RInh'll" pa
rnlynis Al Monongnh. Marion county.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-25
D|SAFFECTED, ANUT|NOUS RUSS
ARMIES ARE FLEEING PE[[- NELL
BEFORE AU5TRO-CE RMAN DRIVE
Sani.lau Evacuated Thousand. Of Prisoners Captured
Great Quantities Of Supple. Arc Taken. and the
Disaster Grow, With Each Passing Hour

Notwithstanding tho throat OF rom Koronhy that policy
nl blood and iron applied without onanl ngnnnt tho Ho
tioua Runn Eal 0no who huou,on hna mndo null
ll Tho brilliant gnnu oy hnd achieved under hin ondorHp
tho tho virtually
bo0ro AuHtro
wooded Oapnthnna tho Of Tanopo tho foOH Qonen
KornoOf nlmo ovsywhoo In dordory hardly
making to hold baok onc0ming
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-25
Eggs 80 Cents A Hundred
But IT'S 10000 Miles AWay

PEKING. China. July 1.-Hark! -
diners Mt DalaLal hotels and travclorS
OF leisure. hark! and list TO a tale OF
rar.nway China the land OF mystery,
which incidentally revolutionizes the
much toutcd high cost OF living"
Again The United Statcs marines
are heard from but this time In
regards 10 "cats". Let IL be sumco
to say that they arc living good for
eggs are now selling hero for thirty
cents hundred.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-25
FRENCH COME BACK
At GERMANS STRONG;
MAKING BIG GAINS

Tho Germans having CcAsrd
their violent infantry attacks
against the French troops along
the Observation-Disclosures In France.
General Pctulns forces have nH-
Humed the initiative and hnv"
taken back from tho enemy the
small advantages gained I'm irrrnin
during hia weeks OF tenacious m
suultR. The lost ground on The
California plateau ind the Cnan-
mates plateau has NIL been rccup-
turcd, and the French. In spite or
vicious counter attacks by tried
regiments Of the G"rmnn crown
prince, have even pushed their
line forward Mt several points in
the latter region.
The artillery battle In northern
Hclgium, which has been In prog
rean for somc time. hnh rcnrh'rl
nm intensity never before expert
rncrd. While tn" FtritlHh official
communication na yet has only
bnrrly mentioned HE rnri llImi he
hig gums uro hnmmrrhnE AWAY.
Ihr probability rs Ihnt General
IlnlE In prrpnrInF for another "f
hIr prrnt driven rinllnr Ia llnr"
mndn un ihr hrihn aud l"nn
rruuiu which wurhrd great havoc
(Uontinuod "n rnao Ten.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-25
CLEANUP AT COLUMBIA.

COLUMBIA. S. g.. July A.-The
city council tO-dny passed an Ordl-
nance to abolish the segregated dIs-
trlct Of Columbia and wipe out immor.
aliiy in hotels and lodging houses
This action was in line with the poll
ry OF the War and Navy Departments
In demanding n moral cleanup In
cities where cantOnmcntS are located.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-25
Two Women Drowned
In The Ohio River
l~.inl Dispatch Ia tho Intelligence.


WF;I.i.SiIltIi(:, July 2f.-MrH In rc
McDnnnld 80. md her HIntrr. Mi"H SurI"
Urrrn. N. IT Ihlh city. were drowned IN
tho OHIO river Mt thu foot IF First street
this evening Mt 1:ah n'rl"ck. Mnrihn
Porter. a. md It"SnInr i'i"kf"rh. ~,
wrr" rescued hy TIA" drsprrnIr efforts "f
the formers mother. MrH Annn Porter
The young wnfnrn were hnthlmE In tho
river. when Miss Green sl"pprtl into II
deep hole aud cried for help. Her rlrirr.
Mrs. MrtInnnIh. wrni T." tho r"Hrur. but
when caught In ih" "mhrn"" "f her
drnwninR nrIrr nhr went To h"nth with
lrr hrurnIh the waters. rh" hnhiuh
w"r" recovered Within nu hour
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-25
HOSPITAL UNIT ARRIVES.

LONDON. July 24.-Anothrr Amcrl-
can hospital unit arrived In England
to-day The. arrival OF the Americans
did not attract much attention. as the
public was excluded from the locality
whore they disembarked.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-25
Bone Dry Law Gets
Boost At CIarkSburg
srse,a Dispatch 10 tn. Intelligence.

CLARKSBURG. w. Va. July "a
Since the federal bone dry law be-
came effective July drunkenness in
thla city has fallen on I3 per cent.
according to figures compiled today
by \. VI. White. police chief. But
eleven arrests have been made since
then for drunkenness. the usual num-
Der for like periods having been forty
heretofore.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-25
COAL AAAGNATE'S DAUGHTER
GIVES BLOOD FOR VICTIMS

were reported today TO DR.. S. l.. Jcp-
son. state commissioner OF health.
making nine casos OF the discasc re-
ported from tho village,
Thus far this month thore have
been reports OF only three other CancA
In the state. one at Hunt. Ranawhn
county: ono al Thomas. Tucker coun,
ty. and tho other at hulltown. lirhH'
ton county The hituhtl0n In not
looked upon nH s-rinua by state health
ofrlciuln an there were moro Cnh-H or
he dlnrann ncnttorod throughout tho
ntnto lust year at Thin time than nI Tho
pronun time Officials said tho out
hrcnL nromn prriiy woll under CtaItrol
I,rpnrin OF additional CANES In Jnckn0n
county had not boon received by tho
health council todnY.
POINT Ii.EhAhNT. w. Va. July ~
.-Twouiy rniuillnn Ia IhCknnn county
wore under quarantine today hncnuno
~ an opidrInic of lnfRntilo pnrnlyrIs
lphreo unncn uf The dinraao have boon
reported nnd ono death haa occurred.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-25
TnH W HATH II II.

whnmIHuTOH, July r4.-r"ra"nstI
Wssi.rn nPsnnHyIvnnla--uan uan"TalIY fair
W.dn.sday aud ThursdRy
Ohin.-rair WsInshdAY pro""d-d 10y
thunder ph"~.rs south p"rLi"nI ThnT"-
day prnbnhIY f@iT.
wssL VIraInin--LoHal thundsrsh"wsrH
WsdnssdAyI Thursday fair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-25
FEW ERRORS FOUND
IN THE DRAFT LIST; !"
SOON CALL THE MEN
LOCAL. BOARDS GET =
MASTER LIST TODAY.
Then Comes The Calling Up Of
the Men for Physical I.
Examination. 81

WhuIiNuTDN. Iuly 3i,.--With the
mInnim IlnIn nf FrIhnYn "OnnGrlptIDA
drawing IN ihn mail fnT dinirlhuttOA
ito tho i""nl h"nrhn. tho tank "f As'
nntnhlIng Tho nnIiunnl army ~ \ hatHi
mIlilun had pnrnuh ont ~ tho hand1
Iur lhr foJornI government t,s'IR1,i ana
Into Ibnun pf Ih" civilian amthOrItlsa,
who will notify tho mon drawn and
pnnp un nrrnptInnn e.
An nonn na tho Hats nrn roCeivad
rRch board will Hummon for phyAiCal
,cKnmInniInn dOublo Tho number Of the
mon IN tho dIRtrIci quota. lf more
nro needed tho nuthorItIra will kosI
on calling until Tho quota In fllIod. =,
The final lint shows only foW Or.
rorn In the unofficial report OF the
drawing nlrnady transmitted through.
out the country by tho press. 1nclud.
Ing nil the adjustments found neco1.
Hnry In correcting tho official list 70
make up for numbers that wore road
upHIde down. or were misrGAd. and
nlHo NIL errors In transcription In the
ruRh Of tho drawing and tho haGto TO
got the nRurcB TO tho wires. thero ara
IPHH IIIHU TWO HNUIt WI lhLUHH bH buO
Hat complied by tho ABnocintsd Press
md tho mREtor sheet. j,
The HurprIso OF tho official record
is tho fnct TINT tho miHnlng number
Indicntcd by tho drawing OF a blank
capsule ns number l0.00l wAB locata6
nA serial number 5.794. H. was placed
Inst In the muster sheet and becomes
IinbIlity number l0.5O0. Number 2.700.
drawn nH number l0,498. wM found
to be Duplicated and wnh stricken out
THE other variations. mhny Of which
hnvr already been corrected. are ~
fOlluwn:
Nh. $50 In HGtn. u wnh nnnt mn sos
No t1i Ia bIY0 u wan mont an BLOT. .#
No Ghd In .b1b u wan nnni an alSb, 'g
Mo i2h, ir ~ 65a. ~ wan noni an 1ok1.
Nn ilaH In GDHH, SO -H
No IH1D In ha01 % wan nnni NJ b0t7. a.
NJ" :Oh9 in II7p - wan .nni us IlTe.
NJ" :IbI In IO.h:I % wan mont as 1901,
N", 2?bD In Iiif. - nnnt as I1tl'
10 riGI In hGld o. wRk anni ~ .hatD.
Nn 10hn lr GDaG u wnn HnIt aS GIaU.
Nn n1Gi la nBGI u wan nnuI a. b0bl ,
ho ahI2 In h3h u wnu nnnt m cor.
Mo t0dE In EDiG u wan nnnt m bpIf,
Nh tLID In UpRn " was mont AZ Blgl, 4
Me- tnHR In tpGL % war urni m SSgh,. T
~" hnp1 In oHtH, u wnn n"nt M 3hn 1-
NJ" L22H IN G12h, ~ WIN anmi ~ 665D.
No bGGG In pJHG ~ wnn s0nt ~ hgkS,
No. 6Ht1 IN b22t IL wnr rrnt ~ MIG
No. 76lH In b00E Itr~asdn6ni 'as kDt1.s
No 7DDO In p0ai, u whH nnnt ha o0aA y
No iH2I In ?Hl2 II wan nnDt ~ 5D1I.i
~" HtHi In GirG u wan hrDt NJ BIbe.
No R7tA In GOH1 " wnn hrnt an dD70,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-25
all Lost in Battle Pitncy Eleventh Article Fida


! n.ai Ihunhsrsi"war. WsIn esdayj
thu,stlaY tsiIr
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-13

points at YOU Patriot sacker-make choice right
Our soldiers themselves have already bought than $780,
900 worth of bonds They giving their lives and all they own
% the service of their country.
What are YOU doing for your couny2 Have YOU bought
bond Have you bought ALL the bonds possibly can for?
If not buy NOW.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-13

What you doing for your country?
The firms this page have bought their Liberty bonds Have
you bought yours?
Our big guns cant fire unless you fire your dollars FIRST Without
cash. army viii be paayzed and navy helpless If this
Liberty loan fails Germany wins
Never mind about the other fellow It's up to YOU The finger
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-09-15
GE|GER BAKERY IS
SOLD; DEAL CLOSED
IN OTTAWA TODAY
HERMAN wendell, FORMER MAN.
UFAcTURER OF HIGH GRADE
CIGARS, AND FORMER orTA.
WAN THE PURCHASER.

A deal whereby Geiger's bakery and
confectionery, one of Ottawa's best
known establishments, passed into
new hands, was consumated this af-
ternoon with Herman Wendell, former
Chicago cigar manufacturer as the
purchaser of the business. While the
deal has been in pendency for some
time final papers were not signed until
late today.
Mrs. Geiger, thru the transaction,
disposes of all her interests in the es.
tabishment with the exception of re.
tanning the real estate upon which
stands the large bakery plant. Mr.
Wendell leases the bakery and all
equipment together with the store and
good will.
In a statement this afternoon the
retiring proprietress announced that
she was retiring to give all her atten-
! tion to her family and home and that
Aonight she would walk out of the
store an ex-owner and Mr.. Wendell
would be in full charge of the bust
ness in the morning. Chester l.. Pyle,
present manager and all other EN-.
ployes will be ,ertained by Mr.. Wen
del, who is an experienced and en-
terprising business man of recognized
ability.
For a number of years he was asso-
ciated with his brothers in the manu-.
facture of the Schiller, one Of the
best known l0c cigars in the middle
west. He is brother Of Or. Phil Wen.
del, Mrs r. v Yockey and of the late
Fred Wendell; q former Ottawa young
man, who after making good In the in
dustria world, decided to come back
to the old home town to locate
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-09-15
SEEK BANDITS WHO
.RA|DED TWO TOWNS
PHANTOM CAR SKIRTS OTTAWA
AS IT SPEEDS EAsrWARD-ORl.
VERS BLEW SAFES IN IA
MOlLLE AND PAW PAW.

A phantom Ford car, described as
having a yellow body and black wire
wheels, is being sought by authorities
in half dozen counties in an effort
/ to trace down four yeggs who Thurs
day night blew safes at La Moille
and Paw Paw, stole two machines and
then continued their hignt eastward
skirting Ottawa in the late afternoon
and being seen near Morris, presum-
ably while enroute to Chicago.
Four stores were robbed at La
Moille, a small town in Bureau coun-
ty, and two safes were blown, but lit
tie in the way of valuables was secur
ed. After their raid the robbers stole
a Ford machine, which they drove to
Mendoza in the early morning, and
abandoned 1t for the yellow bodied
machine. Like its predecessor the
phantom car was pilfered from its
owner. The quartette then drove to-
ward Paw Paw, in Lee county, arriv-
ing there they blew safes in two mer-
camille establishments and secured a
large sum of money-how much,
however, the authorities would not
divulge
The car was seen yesterday near
/ Troy Grove. It was then headed to-
ward Ottawa. Sheriff Davis was no
tilted by Chief of Police Beckett at
Mendoza, to be on the lookout for the
machine, but by the time communica
ton was entered into between the two
officials, the yeggs had passed Ottawa
and were sighted east of Morris,
where they were having tire trouble
When word of the four having been
seen in Grundy county reached Otta
wa they had made their repairs and
were on their way eastward by the
: time Sheriff Davis could get into
communication with Sheriff Hendrick
son at Morris. Efforts to head Their
off at Joliet and other eastern points
have proven unavailing at this Tune
; The men are supposed to be mem
bcrs of an organized band of bandits
having headquarters in Chicago. ina
they were expert safe blowers Il
shown by the netness Of their work
both in La Noble and Paw Paw. TIT
, car stolen from La MOille was re
turned to It's owner, but the one tax
, en- in Mendoza is still held by tn
/, yeggmen. II Is thought, because OF i,
conspicuous color that the thieves VII
I desert it before getting into Chicag
at the same time giving them chanc
TO hide themselves in some one O
the thickly settled communities o
the city,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-09-15
ORDER WAITER OUT
OF TOWN AFTER HE
r., +" STARTED QUARREL

Harry Sullivan, waiter at the Col
lege Inn restaurant, who last night
precipitated a disturbance in which
helsps another waiter locked horns
today VAS fined So and costs by
Squire George koeng and ordered
out of town. The other waiter
known as mick" disappeared when he
learned warrants were out charging
him with disorderly conduct and has
not since been found He Is a Greek
In the battle" that ensucd Mrs. Kat
sonis, wife of the proprietor was pain
fully injured by flying missile, which
struck her on the nose. She took ar
ice pick away from Sullivan just as
he was rushing Mick" with the inten
.tions OF stabbing him. Police were
called and Capt. Charles Montgomor,
made the arrest.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-09-15
COURT CALL POSTED;
CIRCUIT BRANCH TO
OPEN OCTOBER 9TH
JUDGE ELDREDGE ANNOUNCES
COUNTY'S PRINCIPAL TRlBU-
NAL WILL RESUME GRIND AZ.
MER ON APPELLATE CASES.

Judge Edgar Eldredge today plans
to have all, or large part of his
appellate court work far enough ad
vanced to start legal machinery in ae
tion in La Sale county's principal tri
bunal on October g. Contrary to the
popular conception that judgeship is
one long everlasting round of east
ness, Judge Eldredge has ample proof
lying about his office thai during the
past Two months he has been an eX-
ceedingly busy man.
Besides the everyday IT of events
he has been writing long detailed
opinions after hearing and reading
cases that were tried before the
Springfield Appellate division, where
he is one of the presiding judges
This means an endless chain OF
study, reference and other routine
that entails great quantities of time
and as a result he has had but very
little time to himself
General orders calling the October
term in session the second Tuesday
/ of the month. have been posted in the
/ Circuit Court. The first week, as il
usually the case. will be given ovel
/ to the hearing of suits for which NJ
3 u
motions and other proceedings will
be disposed Of.
Three panels of jurors will repor
respectively on October Is. 20. No
vember II and December 3, and II
succession will follow the January
March and June terms. all running in
to one another without any bitches 0
respite from court grind
Clerk Witzeman has been directe
TO publish trial calendar containin
all untried law cases with the ar
peals grouped together. The trial list
according 10 Judge Eildredge's order
will consist each day Of twenty case
III tnp OruPf Oh ilell SSiitid hu''''
and the first ten will be called TO
trial
December >, or as near thereatte
as Is practicable has been Sc, as tn
time for trying the criminal calenda
All nntried criminal cases, includin
: indictments that will be found b
the grand jury, which convenes o
October s.. will be disposed of at thu
time.