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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-14
CONFRONTED ny PROBLEM
OF GUNNINt. l.RANITN

M"n In authority, however. rccoGni2c
that Germany is confronted with a
problem Of growing difficulty. The next
four months erc regarded as especially
critical because the supply OF vcgcta-
o!es. except potatoes and turnips, Is
practically exhausted. Even saucr-
h:art canno; he hougni in shops bu,
IS only doled OH; by the authorities at
~ ervals. The Berlin government, post
Cd plaza d. last week Announcing tina I
half pond Of sauerkraut was assign
able FOR II" weeS on the section Of Tho
food cs.a calling FOR general prov:s-
IONS
III. difficulties OF the situation how
ever. have not altered the confidence
Of the authorities that the existing
supplies VIII suffice until the next crop
BY careful outstanding. Th*r ADM,
tina; the situation must then bc re-
studied on Tho basis OF new facts.
one or the most critical factors is
the shortage Of the 1915 potato crop.
which was only iwo-fifths that OF 1913.
This shortage uccessitated tho prohibit
tioi' Of feeding potatoes 10 live stock
with the result that vast numbers Of
pigs were prematUvely SLAUGHTERED.
Yet the number Or pigs increased IN
Geo. tie country seems 10 have an am
lie NEST marSin on the present redcccd
scale Of consumption.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-14
ENCOi >TEu WITH HIRSCHBERG
LED TO RESIGNATION

About this ,ine. however. An un-
fortunate incident occurred. One day
last week. While ia The hos pital. I was
approa chcd ~ u most insulting man
nor by Mr.. EIiischbers. who seems TO
forget At times that the hospital res
idemts are physicians and gentlemen.
who not onii expect. bui demand some
respect This incident was so excess
sivcly cNasperating 10 me that i; inn
mcdiately led TO another incident in
the course Of which ! told Mr. iirsch-
berg eXactly what though, OF him
amd III language which have no doubt
was quite plain. also immedia r. ~
wrote my resignation. TO take effect
a. once. for had no desire 10 re-
main longer ~ an institution domino, ed
10y Nj. lIirschbers. wish i, 10 be
understood that this affair iwith my
resignation Was entirely separate and
dts,!nc; from tn. telephone matter in
connection with which had no idea
of leaving the hospital until my term
expired. in ,Iuly. but merely L. quit the
garage.
About this time I learned iao other
things. discovered that was mis-
taken III Surprising that our contracts
specified three months in each service.
This arranS enent has >impl: been
custom. and not law. also dis
covered that the Administrative Board
regarded my second letter as a threat.
This was entirely foreign TO my pur-
pose. do not deal in threats. My
letter was merely simple aud ex-
plicit statement to the board OF my
intentions under certain circumstances
which they had created was no
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-14
PEOPLE OF GERMANY
HUNGRY BUT REALITY
Scarcity Of Food Is Kidding Nation of It's Bescttng Sin
OF Overeating-Joke About Condition While
Pulling Up Their Belts.

rood ~ very scarce, on" seldom secs
'ny on" Nis;hly showing marks OF
und"rt""tiinE. some elderly person
AMI H"mc anxious mothers look .ma
GATED ana reduced weight IS quite
general : common question asked
when iicnd3 meet l.: "lIow many
pound. have %"u lost Physicians are
writing III tn" medical Journals :hat
children arc now evidently under pour-
ish"d. particularly laclinS fats yet tho
merry Shedding thron-s in tho parks
during Tho last month never suggested
iHck OF food.
TIC genera! vcrdic; < that tho health
- W" re"pl. i better than before the
80. wa"n ov"r".tinS had almost as
@um"d tn" character otaa national bc-
lifting IN. short commons .:c borne
"i'""rfullN aud tn" peopia. are mostly
hi.poSHG 20 ".t Over tho matter where
tn" pilrh - no; too keen The biS
crowds a. tho variet: SHOWS laugh
heartily ~ topical songs urging upon
tha shortage Of food ard the prevalent
Is.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-14
HlRSCHBERG CHARGES
GLOVER WITH LIBEL
NIoM'inNol l.rom k'i,st paeel

I7'!'""7I !TVIW Y TSV F'aE-.l
i..ne II Tho Virginia ospital. dis
'harccd 10y the Administrative Board
ats" '5tiu' ogt with u publ, statement
yesterday explaining h;s SIDE ~ the
case. II" d:vl"rcd that when ii DIS
missed him H. Administrative Board
t""k up chairman utr4chb".-'s cud-
-"ls' II" declared that II. resented
what he regarded ~ au n.ul, from
Sir. iiirs'hbci- upon til. occasion OF =
I!sii l.! III" .o'i"r - tin hospital H..
holds TIA. I, wt,s personal matter he
tween ihc ,hr fwan aud himself and
HAT the heard should no, have acted.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-14

place. and the surgeons are 10 this
extent cut N from the outside world.
when faced tho prospect Of an
additional! term uf ambulance service
made Very mild effort to improve
tho garage cauipiu.nt; that - TO say. |
asked -! e telephone. On January /.
IN common wiki Dr. Lipnick. the other
ambulance surgeon. I addressed TO the
Adm inistratN. Board a very respectful
and surely a Very reasonable request
eo:. telephone service in the garage.
After waiting about TWO weeks | was
aStonlSh"d IT, receive from the board
curt refusal IL grant the request.
Th"rcupon again with DR.. Lipnickl |
son; The board y second letter express
inc regrat ~ their action. informing
them that III view OF their disinclin:.
ton :" contribute ia this modest de-
gre 10 the comfort Of III" ambula nc 9
surgeons | would live at the CARA c.
a. long as my contract required and no
longer. In other lords. on April !.
1915. would ve;!r. from the ambulance
ANA 80 back into tn. loSD;;al
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-14
t.Iks Observe 4nniYerAnrS.

Specia TO The Times Dspatch.1
ALEXANDRIA, VA. February Ia
Alexandria Lodge Of Elks last night
celebrated its fifteenth anniversary with
banquet in its home. which was at
tended by scretny-tive members and
friends.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-13
ASK 100000 TO CONDUCT
PRICE OF FOOD INQUIRY
Federal Trade Commission aud De-
partmcnt Of Agriculture at Work
ON Plans for Probe.
MASS or MATERIAL IN HAND
President Asks That Particular At
tention BE Paid TO Manipulations,
Controls, Trusts. Combinations or
Restraints OF Illegal Trade.
Y, ocia,canrrc.


"ASifiNGTnN. February !2-fr'Si :
dent wilson VIII bc asked To approve
, 5000 oao characterization f.,r IN, fnoa-
,.... ,..,.....,.
'h' ft"tr'i trade commission ana IN"
Department, ef Agriculture at his dircc-
,ino
.,, ,
10 necessary I" carry IN an INQUIRY
thorough enough to develop whether
an,i,rus; laws HAY, bc,n violated
IN. >.r,o,,,,,,, I,.n.,,n,,, n. .,,
'ecied (" Aass OF material "ehr'ns ON
storage and distribution "t foods,uffs.
Tha, VIII lie turned over Ia ,hc Trade
cn,nn,i.s,,, f,,, 30. j, do,cr,ini,c
"s''.'E "
49,, .''.'' - ua" ~ "","''"s ~, -" ,
,,. ~.
=, ,,,.;,', ,,s,;,,,;',, ;,,
-, ,.n.,aa
.rho rad ro,,,,,.s,o, NM, i, -.
;n,os,;,,ir, !. ,,.,,,
Vim nc primarily :. dc,srminc = ,h.re
bayc hocn ,rust lac v,ol,,;ore .rbo
pcpar,m.n, ~ A-r,cnl,u,e.s nar, vim
10 10 assemble st.tistics
In ordering The investigation. rrcsi-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-13

costs $50 can Of seventeen and
ih!cc-iifths ounces. am. is the only
TAT. except vegetable oils, that can be
bought without u card. This INSULT
cheney OF Fats III the daily ration show
i'Se!! IN IN almost continuous feel
ine Of hunger. The most bitter COM
plants came from soldiers "a, home.
nATIoNs ron MEN
At FRONT ARE AMPLE
When the writer las; visited ;he
'front.'. III July. til. mems rationS wcr"
ample IN every respect. and ;ncrc t.
40 rca son to hclievc the same is not
n"tony about meals in tn. average
household. Breakfast generally con-
>lstS of rolls. marna,adc ,oftcn made
ui pumpllinsI. and u dccoc;iou oi ROAST.
"a ac"rus. rye. ch;cory and wha,rot
;ha' GOES by the name Of coffee. There
: y" real coffee left, Some te.. 81
h.e!. prices. is still TO hc had. Int til"
H""rer i'.oplc drink u brew Of nndct.
blossoms. raspberry leaves or leave.
at other Shrubs OF trees. For the soc
"nd br,"oi&s,'' there is dry bread.
pjparn -ancralls consists or boiled
potatoes "i,h salt. some Kind Of hcilcd
N"rcttnl,, and. on perhaps two days Of
-" Week tiny piece Of mcai Fish
tnk ;rc G.acc of meat ON other DAYS
unless one can buy u goose u, Sl5G
+. prirG. a ducli at sl.N 4 pound. =
turkey ~ s'.3s y pound. 81 :, hen II
Si."N 10 Sl..o q pound
>3iI Der is TIC problem ina the average
l"u.ch"td GcnnraIly there are u" po-
-, l'.ft "vnr from noon. and it there
arc. there is NJ fat in which to fry
thcm. Tie Usual German supper before
tile ~"" consisted "f cold meats. sau.
a-c. ehccs.. bread and butter. and
beer There is n" meat, u" chccs. and
u" saf.. axe. 40 butter on -four ur ivc
dag; 80 the week. no moro hot;lcd becr
aud many .aloon-h Keepers refuse 10 SGT.
bccg - 10 consumed OF tho promises.
tn" hc"r, moreover is AL bat uudrinl-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-13

AuothcG serious reduction ~ avail
able foodstuffs has hocu the cNrroprj-
alton for- control by the government
Of ALL canned vegetables. Four ~ tiVc
weeks ago the dealers were permitted
10 sell u fractional part Of ;heI: stock.
but only two cans Oh each bread card.
Dealers arc 10 lie compelled - open
each can before selling IL. 50 rs -
force rho buyers 10 consume i ~ once.
and .iot hoard it,
The weekly allowauc" Or meat OF All
kinds in the greater Rcrlin municipal
'ts> runs from five and ouc-Guartor
:" cch, and three quarter ounces.
Tine cheapest varieties COS; about 80
rcnts.a pound; the dearest - cents.
Tho weekly allowance Of butter aue
margarine together Is 4 littlc Less
,n.u three ounces a person. oil j. 50
EXPENSIVE that i, is ont 81 tho reach
Of tho great majority. III" Associated
Press correspondent paid >$l2 tor
about ,wo-thirds of i pint Of haZclnut
oil 10 hc used for frying Goose tat
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-13
CAPTAIN AND SEVERAL OF
GREEK GREEN DROWNED
| BY Associated Press, ]

LONDON. February i2.-Lloyd's ,U-
nounccs that tho Greek steamer A.hios
Spyridion. 16S tons has been sunk by
y submarine. Five men from the YES
sci have been landed. but til. captain
and tho remainder OF the crew we're
drowned
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-13
NAVY MAY FURNISH GUNS
TO VESSELS FOR DEFENSE

',ontinu"d From First I'ag-.)
hatcd. nut put or the tai,Io suLic.., !.
call
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-13

400 tons. and the oliv!a. -. tons.
The Greek steamer WAS the AShios
76S tons.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-13
ALI. CANNED NEt;F.TNBLES
TNkE\ nNEN ny GONI.R\ MEME

Since TIC end OF Aucust tn
,ccn no cheese on the market.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-15

SALESLADIES - Experienced.
in millinery, suits, coats and
waists; permanent positions. APP
ply to Mayer Bros. & Co, 937 and
Io3o + st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-15

CARPENTERS Union. New
Municipal Fish Market, Warren
Moore Co., 18th and Water s.w.
CHAUFFEURS wanted; heavy
duty truck drivers; good wages.
Apply Burr Bros, rear OF Han
over st. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-15

COFFEE rooster and general
grocery warehouse men; we need
two fully experienced, competent
men for permanent positions,
with good wages. Reply in own
handwriting, stating age, previ-
Gus experience and general quail
ifcations for position. Address
Box 1854. Star Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-15

COLORED MAN TO drive grocery wagon. Apply
at Isndy's Market. 1897 Ga. ave.
CoIoRED PoRTER-Expcrienced; apply at
once: references 1913 Pa.
COLORED BELLMEN and housemen. Address
pox It orfc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-15

DRIVERS for freight wagons
must know the city; good wages.
Mr.. Bayliss, NJ. T. & S. Co.
Stables, I'd and B SITS NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-15

COLLECTOR-Experienced, by
large installment house; $500 a
week salary and extra commits
sion; chance to make $1,000 per
week. Address Box 1904, Star
Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-15
POULTRY. PETS AND LIVESTOCK.

AIREDALE PUPPIES for sale; weeks old;
thoroughbred sire. Sidney Lust eo3 st. NV.
COLLIE PUPS-Strong. beautifully marked:
highly pedigreed: weeks old. Cleve. 30. 17s
IS Z. !. REDS; yearlings; As May-hatched pull
let's and few mixed hens; must he sold this
week. 1885 Newton St ne. Phone y. 206J. .
TWO ENGLISH bull puppies. DR.. Bosley. 800
9Th st. NV. Phone Main 7IS3. lee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-15
WANTED

MALE-Confinued.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-15

MANAGER, for correspondence school: must be
experienced. Address Box 1914, Star ONCE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-15

$3.50 CAPITAL wanted, with or without sery-
ices. to increase output of established manu-
featuring concern owning valuable patents Ad-
dress Box g5-A Star Office 15s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-15

NATIONAL BANK wants a bookkeeper and
junior clerks must have equivalent to a
high school education; references. Address Box
IGa-A. Star Office 1Gs
ELEVATOR BOY Apply the Savoy Apartment
..s1s I4th ~ NV.
ELEVATOR BOY and bell 10y; good wages
nring references. The burlington i1o0 Vermont
=v-
-LHVA7t,R BOY who urdersrands switchboard
references. Apply the Hillside. 14I5 Chaplin st.
NV
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-01-25
WIDOW OF FORMER
POLICE CHIEF DEAD

Mrs. Thomas Brennan, OF Chicago
aged So years, widow of the late
Thomas Brennan, VINO served fof
thirty years as chief OF police of Otta'
wa. died early this morning at her
home in Chicago following an illness
of heart trouble, with which she had
been suffering several weeks.
Mrs. Brennan resided in Ottawa
until few years ago and was wei
known here. Her death comes as q
severe shock to her many friends.
She leaves surviving two daugh'
ters, Mabel and Lydia, and six sons,
Bernard, Thomas, Edward, Albert, Ar
thur and Grover, all Of Chicago, and
two sisters, Mrs. George Funk, of Oh
tawa, and Mrs. Bernard Brennan, OF
Chicago, and one brother, James
Whalen, of Peru.
The remains will arrive in this city
Saturday morning at II :13 o'clock vis
the c., r. I. 4 P. Services will be
held at st. COLUMBIA church. Inter
ment will be in st. COLUMBIA Cemetery
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-01-25
FLANAGAN SALE
BRINGS $4,000
HIGH GRADE STOCK SECURES
RECORD PRICES AT AUCTION
BUYERS HERE FROM SEVEN
STATES-ONE CAME TO SALE
FROM CANADA.

The Flanagan stock sale brought
out a record breaking attendance
when 4.o00 people gathered to wit
ness the sQlo Of fancy stock by an
auctioneer OF national reputation.
Twenty-Five registered Hereford cat
tie were sold for 5000 the highest
price paid for any one animal being
SS25. One COW and her three off
gptiAgs brought $1,000. one twoyear
old heiler sold for $3.50. One coming
year old sold for $-oG.
The horses alao attracted a greas
many buyers. they were the best
Of condition and brought total of
S3,JGo. There were buyers of pure
bred cattle from seyel states OF the
Unicn, one from Manitoba, Canada,
who came all the way to inspect the
herd and invest in Hereford stock
The total proceeds Of the sale amount
ed to nearly $l5,0G0 Col Fred Rup-
pert, the auctioneer claims II was one
OF the greatest sales he ever cricG
and was all the more notable because
the owner Of the stock. Mr. Flanagan
was not known TO dealers in higf
bred stock
Mr.. Flanagan attributes the grea
success Of the sale to the publiclt!
given to it by the press OF Ottawa.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-01-25
NAB ACTRESS in
GOLD COAST HUNT

Chicago, Jan. 25~From the lips OF an
actress, snatched from her bed at mid
night and hurried to the states attor-
noy's office, there came tumblng to-
day, after hours OF refined third de-
gree pressure, q confession wEieh, il
was declared clinches the cases
against one of the clevere5t bands Of
criminals which ever operated in Chi
cage
Marguerite Nielsen, the actress, talk
eG elibly Of the recent scores Of auto
mobile thaits of safe blowngs ot the
rcbberie- Of the homes OF the wealthy
On the Gold Coast" including those
of George NJ Reynolds, the banker
aud Mrs, PatricK Cudahy widow Of
the packer
As lasl as She named persons moi al.
reaoy under arrest, detectives hasten
eli out of tie building and in high
powered automobiles, fastened to all
parts of The city On the trail OF the
allpecd thieves ard their loot With
N Few hours they had recovered a
G1acn stolen automobiles aud arrested
sis ncr. I've OF them after desperate
a2hts
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-01-25
BLOOMFIELD CASE
is CONTINUED

Max Bloomfield, local junk peddler
who was arrested Tuesday evening
In Teak & Wiesenski's saloon on Co.
lumbus street by officer Sheehan, was
arranged for hearing last evening be-
fore Justice koenig. Bloomiields ar
rest followed a disorderly conduct
charge preferred by Tony Teak. Te'
Yak was enable to appear last even
iny and the case was continued.
Bloomfield represented that several
drinks we're placed on the bar and
thru some misunderstanding the bar
tender requested that he pay for al
of them. Bloomfield replied that he
would pay for the drinks of his
friends only. An argument followed
and the police were. called.
Bloomfield was released Tuesda,
evening when he furnished 4 bond. HI
maintains his innocence and is will
ing to fight the case.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-01-25
MEN MAY STRIKE #
ARNOLD IS OUSTEO
CONFERENCE BEING HELD IN Pc
ORiA TODAY TO DECIDE
WHETHER op NOT SUCCESSOR
WILL EE NAMED FOR 9. w.
ARNOLD.

Whether b. ". Arnold remains as
superintendent Of transportation for
the c.. o. e p. or whether he tenders
his resignation and Wade Waterson,
who is in the city today succeeds to
the position, depends upon the out
come of a conference being held in
Peoria this afternoon.
Friction among the officials of the
c., o. & r. has been known to exist
for long time and reports OF threat
ened removals have often been heard.
Some time ago, according 10 reports
Mr. Arnold, superintendent OF trans
portation, presented matters concern
ing certain irregularities to Geneal
Sunt. Fisher at Joliet and upon failure
TO secure satisfaction went to vice
president executive Fl. +. Chubbuck
al Peoria. This resulted in charge
OF insubordinaticn being. preferred
against Mr.. Arnold and Wade Water.
son was brought here today by Mr..
Fisher to assume Mr.. Arnold's posi-
ton.
MIR. Fisher was asked concerning
the matter by Free Trader-Journal
representative, but he declared that
he did not care to make any state
ment at this time. The trouble, how
ever, is not settled by any means and
I the Brotherhood Of Interurban Train
men are standing by Mr.. Arnold and
claim that if he Is relieved OF his pc
sition strike viii be called and as
d result Of this position taken by the
trainment George ]. Bernard presi
dent of he Brotherhood was brought
here from Milwaukee to confer wit,
the local officials relative to The
threatened change and the action tC
be taken by the trainmen, Presicen
Bernard and local president Jamel
Thomas, representing the distiic
brotherhood and the local brotherhood
went to Peoria today with Mr.. Arnolt
to discuss the situation with Vice
President Chubbuck, who is at The
head of the Mckinley lines. Mr.. Al
mold is considered one Of the mos
competent men in the employ OF thu
i, c., O. & p. and his removal would b'
, greatly regretted by the citizens of OF
tawa and other employees of tht
company.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-01-25
CLAIM CAP. ORTEGAL IS
GERM RAIDER.

Ria Janeiro, Jan. 25--RepoFts
which reached here today from
Montvloeo stated that the mys-
terious German raider which
wrecked havcc among allied ship
ring in South American waters
has been established as the Cap
C,rteqaI, a Hamburg American
liner, which was engaged in trans
atlantic trade before the war. No
authority was given for the belicd
that The vessel is the Cap Orte-
cal. The last known whereabouts
of the Cap OrtepaI dates back to
hcfore the war She was in Ham
burg when hostIltles began and
nothing has been heard Of her
since 1G:3f a. m.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-01-25
ASK s34,545 ON
s. c. CAY NOTES
TWO BANKS SECURE JUDGMENTS
IN CIRCUIT COURT THIS AZ TER
NOOk-PLANT RECENTLY DE-
CLARED INsOLVENT.

judgments aggregatilg $34,54j were
filed in the circuit court this afternoon
AGAINST S. &. Gay, former president OF
the carriage making concern Of that
name. The company several months
ago weat thru a receiyership after ii
had become insolyent, aud later It's
buildings and machinery were sold 10
satisfy creditors The Gent Motor
Company now occupies the factory.
Executions were issued against MIR.
Cav on suits started by the First Ma
tiolal Bank and the National City
Bank, the claim of the first institution
being $l5,5G5 ana Of the Nationai
/ City $lS,9S0. While Mr.. Gay plead in
solvency in the previous proceedings
/ when 2 receiver handled his affairs, 1t
/ is believed collections can be mace
upon the judgments out of the defend
ants interests in the late Mrs. Gays
estates. In her will Mrs. Gay PRO
yided he should have life interest II
some Of her property.
The notes securing the First Ma
tional Bank loan were for SS,50N
drawn July .. 1915, and for $4,000 Oh
taincd September 1, 1915 The Ma
tional CITY Bank filed with its sui
notes aggrcgatlng total OF $4,000
Attorney Clarence Griggs repre-
seuts the First National Bank In tC
days proceedings and the firm OF Nc
Dougal & Chapman are counsel TO
the Naiional City Bank.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-01-25
CHARIVARI PARTY
AT LEVY WEDDING

A chariyari party was organized
last evening, composed OF several
friends Of Arthur H. Levy who was
married to Miss Lura Kinzer A Ger
man band and Prot Joseph A. Rear
don Ottawas popular entertaine"
called at the Knzcr home and played
several musical numbers. Lieuts
Auseem, ,,and Daly were In charge o
the happy throng. The Smith autt
conveyed the music dispensers to th'
( kinZer home