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State Baptists Honor Local Woman.

Mrs c. M. Roberts was reelected president of the State Baptist Wom- ans Missionary Union, which met last week in Stamps, Ark Mrs. Roberts is faithful church worker and the trust is we'll placed. She devotes much time and energy and money to church work and is public. spirited in all things.
 Mrs. Forest E. Hamilton of Fort Worth is visiting her sister, Mrs. Eugene V. Hudson, of II Canyon street.
 MT and Mrs. Arthur Mann of Mem. phis who have been visiting Dr. and Mrs. C. M Roberts, will leave today for Mineral Wells, Tex. They will also visit in Dallas before returning to their home.
 County Clerk Allen IIotchkiss is improving and horf-c sc be bac ; at his post at the courthouse He has an attack of la grippe. Mrs H. J. Tolar and Mrs W. VI. Herring and little son are here from Inverness, Miss. for a visit to Mrs. Van Fowler They are respectively mother, sister and nephew of hers.
  Dr. and Mrs. C. M Roberts plan to take possession of their new home on Central avenue the latter part of the week They purchased the property formerly known as the McCallum place.
 Mrs. C. ,M Roberts returned Satuc. day from Stamps. Mrs. W. F. Massey returned 'es, ierday from Philadelphia, where she had stopped off en route from Stamps where she attended the meeting of the state organization of Baptist mis sonary societies She was reelected superintendent of mission study, Mir. and Mrs. Charlie Walker spent the winter in Santiago Cal, ant have written friends here that they might come by Hot Springs on theil way back to Michigan. | Friends of Mrs Robt. (. Henderson will regret to learn that she was no so well yesterday She was operatet on a few days ago and stood tn loperation well.
 l Mrs. Jack Sprague left Sunday fo New York to visit her sister, Mrs Olmsted
 Mrs. J. E. Ha .,er is expected hom today from Ner orleans and Mem phis.
 | Mir. and Mrs Whit Stearns have rt turned to their home at 210 Hobsor
 % | Miss Elizabeth Swan is oyer fror Little Rock for an extended visit.
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Logan Berry Ice Cream The Pas teurized Milk Co. 4-1-tf
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See our special line of $t6.5o Dresses. Speciality Shop. 4-15-3t
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Mrs J. F. Ha <er is expected home today from Ne,t orleans and Mem phis.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-04-17

Mir. and Mrs Whit Stearns have re- turned to their home at 2l0 Hobson.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-04-17

Mrs. Forest E. Hamilton of Fort Worth is visiting her sister, Mrs. Eugene V. Hudson, of II Canyon street.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-22
TOTELl .FUnERAL TO
TAKE PLACE FRIDAY

Funeral services for the late Thro-
phrilus Totcl. whose death occurred
suddenly yesterday afternoon while
he was being rushed from his FRAN
10 Ryburn hospital in an automobile
driven hy his son. wlll BE- held Friday
afternoon at I.3o O'Clock from The
Trinity Evangelical church on Illinois
avenue.
Mr. Tutcl was born IN NesonyaNN,
belgium. February 20, 1896. and With
his parents came TO this country June
N. 1850 The family located imme
diatcly after landing. in "ttawa and
then moved to Il farm IN Wallace
township.
ON October "A. 1873. he was united
in marriage to Miss Louise Dolder' oI
sheridan. who preceded HIM III deali
december q 1909 During February
1896 Mr.. 'Totel moved 10 Ottawa, tax
ing NJ his residence at 9l' Dousia
/ street
I lie leaves surviving two children f
Samuel oil Wallace ana MISS huth' q
hnme He also leaves three gran,
children. two brothers and two sisters
He was IA member OF me Itil"
Evangelical church for me past 81
teen years.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-22
GOVERNOR WILL FILL
u. S. SENAT0RSHIP

Madison. Wis, Nov - The con
census Of opinion among political
leaders here is that power TO appoint
q United States senator to ill out i
par, of the uncxplred term of the
late Paul o. llusting will b. given
TO Governor Philip by the lcgisa.
tmrc, Which win he convened horr
next month. Counting the socialists,
81 me of the Democrats and few of
the so-callcd Progressivcs against the
plan, the governors friends believe
there will be working majority ~
carry on; the plan
The appointment, under tne gov
errors plan. will be "A temporary one,
The office will he filled by he seher
al election next fall. Politicians here
point out that while the governor will
not be a candidate for the temporary
appointment. there Is nothing in his
statement that will preclude hi be
coming a candidate for the Office at
tac general election next fall
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-22
LIEUT.. GOCHNAUR
KNOWN IN OTTAWA

Lieut. Orlando Merrill Gochhaof
the American soldier who was kiIleo
in action November 5th, in France ~
known in this city and has visited
friends here.
Lieut.. Gochnaur was hrsl li'u-
Tenant in The American medical corps
attached to the British forces anu
s,iled from this country IN August
Two weeks before sailing his mar
riogc 10 Miss Katherine Holmes, d
former Decatur girl who is also known
in this city. took place
Lieut.. G0chnaur was about - year,
aid He was a former student al mt
University Of Illinois, James Mlilikit
University and later attended W 0
y. medical college,
! Besides his young widow, ne
survived by his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
II A. Gochsaur, and one brother, al
Of freeport
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-22
How TO Prevent
Appendicitis

il your bowels move slightly each day,
that Is not enough There must be
an occasional THOROUGH, complete
cleansing 10 rid your system Of all ac.
cumulatcd decaying matter.
.. o. c,.,, po..le ouck
~, wv ,,NeT rnNJnI lS1,I ho,ve1
,,o,.,.o. t,,,,n., &. -, ,ni,tu.o of buck.
,t,a,n L',I, ,Iran,i5. md ,rn o,bpr in.
,'"'| 49," 49,, +, r,ad,, ,rnn,rod
F'u"'''',I' 49,, '..,'Ia ,an,n ~ AJlor.
,., ,,,,,ro,r,1 q,
~ .,, XXI "',.', No., +, ,IuAye ANS
2O",' ,,,,'. an1 lhnrnnyhlv II
~ WIN - IP'''E '.'' ~ "'e,,'S
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-22
DEEP WATERWAY
SESSION AT PEORIA

A dccp waterway conference VIII
be- held at Peoria H., IN the Cold
Room Of the JciGersos hotel. on Tues
day. Nov 9th, at 1880. This confer
encr will be held for the purpose OF
the discussion Of the Illinois River
development and the construction of
a deeper channel from Chicago to LA
Sale.
Delegates from all parts Of ;he state
VIII attend this meeting. There will
be two sessions. the first one Al 1880
and an informal dinner at 6 y. m. The
discussion will be continued through
the dinner hour without interruption
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-22

Appendicitis is primarily due 10 the
poisons formed by dccayinB food in
the bowels Il Is a disease caused by
improper and insufficient bowel elm
nation. Many people have only 1t
small passage in The center Of the
bowels while the sides are cloge I'd
with old, stale. formcniing mNIler
They may have a bowel movement ef-
cry day but If is not d complete move
mont and The old stale matter stays
in the sySlcm to lormont ami cause
trouble Besides appendicitis such u-
clean bowels cause headaches, s'om-
ach trouble and 80 per cent Of all 9th
or sickness. The old foul matter
sticking to the sides Of the bowels
often stays in for months, poisoning
the body and causing that lIatlcss,
tired feeling known rs "aulo inloM-
cation"
How to Avoid Trouble.
The way TO avoid sickness ana io
keep feeling full Of ambition Is to
watch your bowels. Just as YOU keel
the outside Of your body clean, you
should also KEEP THE INSIDE
CLEAN. y Is even more important lC
keep The bowels clean than It Is lt
keep your body washed, because th'
millions of pores IN the thirty feet o.
bowels quickly absorb noiaons gener
atcd by dccaying food lett careIesslA
IN the bowels Don't allow the old
a 20, a. "A
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-22
DEER PARK ROAD
TO BE IMPROVED

tCoutuued from Page H.
today started making a survey Tor
the road
Present plans Of the engineers call
for starting the work early next
spring unless recent orders issued by
The interstate commerce commission
rccessitate delay
Mo Open Top Equipment
The commission recently held that
open top equipment, such rs Is used
for hauling coal by the railroads, may
not be used for carrying road build
Inc material. II the commission in
sisls upon the enforcement of this
order throughout the war the con
structiun of the great thoroughIare
may be indefinitely delayed.
Though the order became effective
November |. the highway division is
proceeding with its plans for the
I starr inp bL Wul II EtAt ~ ms ~
heads Of the division 10 conli1cni
some method viii he found to gel
the material to the road building cen
ters. Al present much OF the roat
material is being carried in box car
and il may he round necessary TO d'
this during the winter 10 get lh'
stuff on hand by spring
Government May Take Hand
The fact al the road Will louc
on three government training cphW
: Camp Grant, Great Lakes Nav.
Training station and the aviation hal
at Bellcyille. may cause the intcrsial
! commerce commission TO rule tn
the construction Of the road is an g
+ scntial military necessity and perm
) the highway division 10 use open tt
i equipment
:, RI, Chicago.St. Louis branch OF ii
= rraG passes through Cook, WI
a Ginndy La Sale. Putnam, Marsha
II Woodl0rd, Peoria, Tazewell Maso
Mepard, SangamOn. Macoupin, Mac
: son and s.. Clair counties,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-22
Favor Coarse Bread.

~ used is n comparatively lundorn in-
nOyation the process for lis develop
mcnt having been perfected within the
last half century, This flour produces
bread highly pleasing to the eye and
palate. as compared with The coarse
brown bread of our ancestors. hut
there is u growing tendency on the
part Of dietetic students and physician;
to denounce white bread as destrnc
tive Of health and yigor.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-22
rJAWA DEALERS TO
FIX FOOD PRICES
AT MEETING TONIGHT

About thirty retail grocerymen oil
| is city met last night in the office
the Ottawa Business Mep's assoei-
| ion in the Moloney building Tor a
Inference with j. +. Damann. OF the
Sltional Food Administration bureau.
/ II Is the object of this bureau to
nd men all over the country 10 the
mailer towns To hold these confer
lces. 10 find out the coat of food
holesale as delivered TO the smaller
Bwns in order that a fixed retail price
Day be placed on all food.
The idea is to only allow the grocer
.small profit on all articles OF STAPLE
ZSo,t after the cost of putting tht
bod in The store is determined.
Sugar and -four were the principle
rticlcs of food discussed last nigh
| ut no definite action ON the price'
III be taken until tonight when an
Their meetins will be held. com
nttce was appointed to take ehars
| the conference tonight as follows
Charles Geiger. Howard FarnsWoril
| nd William Malholland.
All the butchers Of the city VII
hin meet with the groccrs loniSh
Nhcn 1t is expected a price VIII d
liked ON all staple articles OF TOO,
when these prices are compiled her
hey will be sent to the national heat
.luarlers of The bureau where they wi
DC listed. and set price fixed for III
tcuntry.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-22
CITY AND VICINITY ITEMS

Walter Wellman, formerly Of this
city. has returned To Camp Dodge AT
ter visiting at the home of Mr., ana
Mrs. William kelehcr. on Columbus
street.
Mrs A. Alschulur has gone To Chi
cago to spend the week end with rel
atives and friends there.
Miss Amelia Iriou has gone 10
Streator for short visit with friends
there
Mr.. and Mrs William JObst have re-
turned to their home in Pontiac AFTER
n visit with Ottawa relatives
Vernon Wheeler. of Seneca. visited
friends III this city last evening.
Attorney Edward Griggs. of Strea
tor. was an Ottawa business visitor
today.
John II. Morris has gone 10 Chicago
on short business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w Kirley and chile
will arrive here from h0enls
\ Colo, tomorrow to spend the winle
months with Mrs Kirlcy's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis f. OConnor, 5o'
Hudson street.
Senator Peter Coleman Of La Sail
VAS an Ottawa visitor today.
Oscar w. HObcrt of Peru translates
business in this city today.
Thomas Maxwell of this city made
business trip to LA Sale today.
Carl Lutz went to Chicago on bus
ness this morning.
II. X. Fish has gone to Jacksonville
H., on il short business trip,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-22

Siam is called by iis inhabitants
Thai. or Niuang-Thai, which means
"free.n or 'thc Kingdom Of the free.
The area Of the Kingdom is about l91..
OOu square miles about 5000 being IN
the Malay Peninsula that Is, It's total
area IL u little greater thu half the
aron of British Columbia but its popn-
laiion number 100000 ar about equal
to that Of the dominion of tanada.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-22
HUSBAND SAYS His
WIFE DESERTED HIM

Clemens Shoppa, Of La Sale, is
plainiiT in divorce proceedings insll
lulod in the circuit court late ycsIcr'
dav. against Martha Shoppa, whom he
charges with dcscrtion, The shop
pas were married May Is. 1914 and
Oh March y. 1915 Mrs Shoppa took
her baby and left his home, never to
return
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-22
Attention Croccrs.

There will be meeting Of the
Groccrs IN the Business Mems Asso-
citation rooms in the Moloncy Building
on Thursday evening. November END,
1917. at 1880 o'clock. AS this will be
a very important meeting every grocer
is urgently requested to be present.
GrOccrs' Committee.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-22
lc various oils and waters.
Reports From Physicians.

the various ollS ana waters.
Reports From Physicians.
Dr. James Weaver, Loa, ttan; "
have found nothing in my 30 years
practice to excel Adlcr'l.ka.
DR.. " \. Line. West Baden, Ind:
81 use Adlcr.-ka in my practice and
have found nothing 10 excel IT,
pr. +. N. Prcltyman, Mallard.
MINI. 81 use Adleri.ka in all howell
eases and have been very successful
with il. Some cases require only one
dose
Druggist y Hawks, Goshen, Ind;
"One of our leading doctors has used
Adlrr.ika IN cases Of stomach trouble
with wonderful success, He has not
lost - patient and saved many opera
tnns.
J. e. purkcll. GiIlham, Ark. Il had
had stomach trouble. After taking
Adlcr-tka feel better than for 20 years.
Haven't language to express the awful
impurities which were eliminated from
my system
Cora T.. Noblcil. Sascoyah. okla.
Thanks to Adlcr.i-ka can sleep all
night now, something | could not do
for years"
Mrs. l.. A. Austin. Ansland. Mimi
81 could not cat a thing, my stomach
was so weak. Adlcrika made me feel
better and am now able to work ana
gaining"
Adlrri.ka is sold only by the lead
ing druggist in each city
Sold in Ottawa only by William ID.
Duncan Druggist. III La Sale street.
Throughout Illinois by the leading
druggist in each city,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-22


Merc made ny counsel for both sides.
kfter the city gets its last drive into
|he ease the taking Of testimony will
begin. Indications now point To a
|cont nnatiun of the trial through to.
morrow. and possibly into Saturday,
unless some unexpected development
|c0mes up to suddenly terminate the
|suit either one way or the other.
The city bases its hopes for an ac'
Quittal upon the testimony OF the
men caught entering or leaving the
saloon. The defense maintains there
was no liquor or other forbidden bev-
crages dispensed in the place since
Mr.. Dinneen's' license was revoked.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-22
HOLD FUNERAL OF
MRS. JOSEPH LEX

The funeral services for Mrs. Joseph
LEX were held this morning at 9
O'Clock at st. Patrick's church yEe
pail bearers were Dion LEX, Elmcr
Johst. Snowdcn Ball. Andrew LeiX,
Harry Willie and G, Mccullough In.
tcrmcn was at ST. Francis cemetery.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-22
CHINA'S ARMIES TO BE
TRAINED BY JAPS

Tokyo, NOV. ~. Following tluoetN
the announcement that CHINA VIE
end troops to the western front in
Europe, the Japanese Government an
nounccs that Japan will supply arms
and ammunition to China along with
officers to completely reorganizc and
reform the lighting force OF the On.
entail republic.
In return China is to furnish the
raw material which will be turned
into ordnance in the empires factories
and government arsenals The neeo'
tiatiUns are to be carried out III lht
form Of n loan from Japan to China,
and the Picking government has al
ready placed an order with the Taihei
company OF Japan tor supplies Tor
model army division, the supplies 10
cost Sl5,U05000 The Chinese gov
eminent has announced that VIII
send three divisions u troops TO Eu-
rome. is a result of oycrturcs made
pan is considered only the first OF
many. The first supply will consist
of l2C field guns, &C mountain guns
10000 rifles and "a number of ma
cine guns.
The new alliance Of the Asiatlf
Powers. the object of which is to aiu
The allies against the Kaiser in Eu
rope il Il result of overiures mace
TO the Japanese government soon al
ter the organization Of the new cabi
net ministry by Premier Tuan en-
ju in July. according to the Tokyo
governments announcement 1ht
Japanese government accepted ths
proposal and submitted the question
to the diplomatic council, where i
was halted on the grounds that tn,
supplying Of arms and ordnance Il
the Picking government by Japal
would tend to give support to tht
northerncrs of Chinas political par
!, tisans. The Tokyo government as
sumcs the attitude of total indilerehc'
and fairness to the factions clamorln'
for supremacy in the unsettled rcpub
lie of the Far East.
Objections ia Japans diplomats
council were oyercOm" ANA the al
nouuccmcnt OF the sale OF arms re
suited however with the condition ina
/ tho supplies furnished the Picking gov
| eminent are not to be used IN a mn
{. tary campaign against the souther
; leaders Their use is to be confined |
: thu unifcation and reform OF the mi
;. tary system of China
: An authority is quoted as Sayin
, that the object Of the purchase c
arms and ordnance in China from j
pan Is more significant than Tor tn
;, mere purpose of eflccting the loS-lool
= ed for reform and unilicati0n Of tn
Chinese army The Japanese repo
is HAT China has recognized the III
perative necessity Of forming an or
nance alliance with Japan rellecti,l
upon the close geographical relation
as well as upon the Oriental power
situation IN present day world affair
China has the man power, the raw III
tcrials and the Willingness to lear
:" while Japan has the mastery of mo
orn warfare, the machines for turin
'e out war supplies, the skilled workm'
Fl ana the trained officers. While moi
r. of the Japanese army has yet pa
IL tcipated in the warfare OF Eurol
, army observers from the empire ha
been scattered throughout the war IL
aires. and the LESSONS which they ha
he learned are to be transmitted to I
80 soldiers at home and them to tn
az neighbor, China.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-22

wrhc doctor says he will let me
know In II week whether ! nm going to
live or not" And what docs h. ey-
poet you TO do in HE meon'imcT' He
told me to tnkc n complete rct aud
above MI no, to worry about anything"
Life.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-22
Little SkeDtic,

Caroline and Tom were five nnd two
years obi An expedition to a park
had been planned when father brought
home to Tom n picture book Of wild
beasts Caroline was delighted. BE
cause, mamma, II we did not show
pictures Of the animals first to Tom
he might see them In the park and
~ I donV believe"
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-22
Announcement.

Mrs. Clara c. Trmhle ausounccs
that the insurance agency heretofore
conducted by Geo. VI. Trimblc will be
continued under her management az
The Geo. w. TrimbIe Agency. with
Ben &. Cooper supervising the fire in
'surance department The same good
service may he looked for rs has al
ways been rendered
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-22

When Baby was sick We gave her
castorla
When she was child, %hc cried lol
tactOrla
When She became Miss, She rlnng II
CHsturL,
When She had Children she gave them
CHsturia
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-22

grated with .chysanthcmums, cherry
blossoms. Japanese treliSes, Jap
anrsr prints aud many other things
that are always found in the tea
room in Japan Incense was burning
during the afternoon and attractive
Japanese madens served tea. The
rooms were full during the entire aF.
lcrnoon, hundreds Of people being
served
\ very fine Japanese dance. was
danced by Misses Margaret Lacey,
Katherine luccy Esther Farrell amt
Ruth LaWlcso, and these graceful II.
tie girls were pleasing and attractive
a. Japanese maidcnS always are,
The main room ut HE bazaar Is
beautifully decorated with i|ags and
patriotic cmblems Some very good
fancy work and paintings are on OK
hiblon uti the different booths
Fully four hundred people altcndc
The chlldrnnss parry hcld laSi hlGh'
Games wcfe' played and Il program
was given by number of very small
children. th.tt WAS very tnlch ENJOY
I'd by all those present.
> This afternoon many ladies' were OF
hand for the card party at : o'Clocl
This afternoon The hall Is kept opc,
all the time after - o'clock.
Tonight there will be program b
the pupils Of 81. NavCrs Academy 70
lowed by dancing licntrich's orches
= ira will furnish music for the dane
ing from . 80 until - o'clock.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-22

The largest octagon lngot mold
which hns ever bcoE cast in the Unit
cd Sintes, and perhaps in the world,
has been made by one OF tho great
steel e"c.ancs. The actual weight
is n, hut It Is reported to BIO
n } tons.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-22
Attention Croccrs.

There will be meeting Of IN"
Giocers in The business Mems Asso
cation Rooms in the Moloncy building
on Thursday evening, November 22nd,
1917. at rs O'Clock. AS this will be .
very important meeting every grocer
is urgently requested to be present.
GroCers Committee.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-22

LOST--A twenty.dollar bill in Wheel.
er e. Malo's drug store or Wool.
worths ten.cent store, Friday after.
noon. FinGsr please leave at this
vIIice and receive reward,