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Evening journal., 1919-12-12
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Evening journal., 1919-12-12

simultaneous appearances at the zieg-
field Midnight Frolic and The Palace.
No other actor hes ever boon head
liner at three Broadway places at the
same time.
Evening journal., 1919-12-12

UnderUedr-AH Good Makes
81, $1.50, $1.75, So, $3.50, So, SIS
Evening journal., 1919-12-12

Shirts Madras, PercdIe, Silk
So, $3.50 $3, $4. So. $3.50. $40, $12
Evening journal., 1919-12-12

Night Robes for Men
S1.00. S1.50, 81 .65, $500
Evening journal., 1919-12-12

Union SmtS-BeSf National Brands
$3.50, $3.50, S400, $500, $500, 81 so
Evening journal., 1919-12-12

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Evening journal., 1919-12-12

Belt Buckles, Nickel and SiIDer
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Evening journal., 1919-12-12

Garter and Belt Sets
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Evening journal., 1919-12-12

PdjGTldS for Men
So, $3.50. So, $3.50, $5, $3.50, $3.50
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-06
GOVERNMENT REPORT
ON WOOL STOCK ON
DECEMBER 81, MADE

According 20 tu announcement Of
The department 81 agriculture dealers
amt manufacturer reported -tJ.Gnu..
900 pounds Of wool. grease cuuiNi-
tent. hold hN them December 20.
IBIS Stocks iu pounds hy classes as
given len the bureau 81 markets. de-
puttmvut of agriculture report we're
Grease tiU.a3t 1885, secured. 2f.ls3
rs, pulled. tt.itttla tops. ll.Nis,-
lH2 ana nuils o. tsHNtf
The wool purchasing uuHriurmistrt
repurig on December -. Iats that
the total stocks of wool IN the gov.
ernments possession spot ana transit.
wac Il1.4it. lul pounds. aud estimates
the quantity of wool iu dealers hands
not SET billed 90 ths government af
On. uNn.Huu pounds Total mauufut
tuners stutks uf grease secured tui
RULED wool reported To tho bureau VI
markets we're a'u.s3l pounds This
amount added Co the figures ON gov
eminent stocks gives "a total 81 grease.
secured. and uuiled "a iu the TINT
ted States ON prremher % uf approx
Wat"lN 900. nHu uuu pounds
The wool clip ~ this country Iu
1915 h. reckuncd at alu'ost sNpctI,
geo OOO. n0u pounds. mud tnv mctu
prize ~ producers 10 s. GENTS nr
about a. cents higher than in 1910
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-06
N Tiu PAsrINr

Frank keenan,. the star OF thp Tltho
Extra Selected phutnpluy. Todd OF
The Times which Will bee seen pt the
luSttmc thvntof TODAY hus created
more characters ON tho stage aud
srrorn than amy other living utIisi
amt so fairl, earns tho distinction cot
being Americas foremost character
actor Todd is u delightful creation
drawn With delicate art and human
3, mpnthN. with an appreciation of
humorous possibilities which makes
for continual morrmout n is said
that Keenan, cam invoke both laugh.
ter and tears with equal mcilit,
Che measure % every really great
actor
llo hua appeared in hundreds of
plays and from this ripe stage oAprf.
tNurD DE- brings tho best Sits Co the
Hhuuiug uI pictures IT, wuH born bee
Dubuque. Iowa, ON Apri Nth 1858.
lis first appearance un any stage wuH
made 90 me NnHtun college hon tn
1876 Hts professional debut was
made with the veteran actor Joseph
Irurtor ne Lawrence, Mass
For some years Mr. keenan, Ind an
extended experience IN stock and act
ing with MANY players of repute de-
rived an The benefit Of such an a.
sociution. some Of his earlier sue
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-06

lcct Of the Community Movement
last night at she Y NJ e. A. Mr.
Hicrony a D. community advisor Of
the University OF Illinois and L. max
iug a tour 81 the United States Ia an
eudeayor 90 stimulate interest Ia this
important subject. especially % IN
tcrcst ln rural communities. Ills talk
VAS illustrated by a number OF sterc-
opticnn views along this line.
Mr Hieronynu brought cut that
fact that the Logical center or each
community In rural districts b. the
district school house and showed how
this could hc made the central point
Of the community. He also spoke Of
what good could be accomplished
through the development u thu gys-
I.m-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-06

resscs were made boz plays written
hN James a Ntnrnc. Tho autho ~
shore Acres iu several Of those
hp PLAYED tine stHr pant sud made n
particular success in Hearts OF oak
Later at the uOston opera house hr
made a hir ht Ht 'Fugin' iu 'pliNUf
Twist A. thiE famous thvater bee
wus associated with such rt,rlnE
uluNors uH Joseph iuwurth, ANN,
Gluft. sadie Murtinot and william
McatHNer H company foputrd io be-
the best stock company tho Huh c,ci
had Among the plays PES which ho
appunru at this period were Rose.
dale The LYONS Mall" The Bclis'
uuu "a Texas steer Ana among
his Er'ttcst screen are both
The Bells and The Icons Mail.
made notable D., Sir Henry Irving
On Todd of the Times. Nj Keen.
au hnH an admirable. homsiy part
the old citN editor who treamt long
and who was uDglpDted long. bot Who
comes iutn hiH nWu through IL hlr
,lIuaN 90 the accompaniment ct
laughter Hni good humur o. be- one
of the eminent actors best character
drawings
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-06
TWOO OF TWENTY-FIVE
LOCAL BOYS IN 10th
ENGINEERS GET HOME
Remainder Held Up al III PasO
and win Probably Arrive Here
Tonight or Some Time TomOr-
row; Transportation Delayed.

Kenneth naidridge and James skim
ner are the only ones % the twenty
i've Albuquerque boys ~ tho Tenth
Engineers who we're expected 10 arr
rive here last night who appeared.
The other boys will leave vi laao tn-
day ana tomorrow. Probably AN ~
them will be here by tomorrow night.
This reason for no delay lies In
some sort % u confusion in securing
the boys transportation from Ei ua-
20. The entire twenty-five landed in
View York February I, and after ten
Gays In hat city were sent e. Camp
Travis. Texas. for receiving their dis
charge paper. These were passed
out Yesterday and all the boys cNuect-
cd 70 be home today aud would have,
but FOR the necessary delay.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-06
c. OF c. TO GIVE A
RECEPTION FRIDAY
FOR THE GOVERNOR
Governor Larrazolo and Party Of
Officials VIII Arrive Here To.
morrow Afternoon; Reception
TO be Given At @. Of @. Parlors.

Governor iuruuxolo and n number
of hIs official staff IN SAINT fc Will
arrive here tomorrow afternoon. 4
Gee ptiun viii be- tended the governor
ana other state officials by the cham
hcr OF commerce AZ their parlors in
tho evening at \ o'clock
President of the chamber OF com
uicrre. " e. pcstrrich. personally
invited she governor 10 attend the ra-
ception Yesterday while in santa Fs
The public In general BE- invited 60
attend no gathering and TO meet the
governor and his party.
The governor viii remain hi tho
CITY until sunday Hnd viii attend the
state automobile show saturday. Civ
INK an address there saturday night
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-06
NJ rnI IDI n.

Joseph Poland autbor OF Thr
amazing lmpustur." featuring MARY
Miles MIutnf. aud produced tA the
American Film company, Inc under
tine direction ut iluNd lngwhum BE-
we'll known Sew York u,tluu Writ.
&C. Hr Recently loIu,i the scsrnrIo
-'utf uf the Amert.uu lilm rumpt N
90 stuta Barbara 'Hr turnlH vile F
10, viii create stories tor %, "llsIuE
a. stars MurN Mil,n Mut,r. MII.
gnufl Fisher and William Russell
rhc Amazing impostor was ,p,
tHIIs written fnr MisH MIutri Tho
plot is most unusual and % gives tns
Wiusomp star and her ,trefuli, %
Footed company Of players every on
u|urtuuitN for versatile character de-
lHurations.
Don't TAIL 81 see "rhc Nmaziur
tmpostor Joseph rolunUs latsi
,nmpd, drama, produced ht .thr
American Film COMPANY This
feature b. announced for release sonn
through l'athc Exchange in'. The
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-06
PUT CREAM IN NOSE
AND STOP cATARRH
Tells How To Open Cloggod Nos
trils hnd Ind Head-C oids.

You fcel fine In q few momouts.
Your cutd tn head ur catnrrh Will he
gone Your clugEod n~nstrlis viii omen
The air passages ~ your head will
clear ana you can breathe freely. Nu
more dizziness. headache. no hawk.
.rr, Huuifluf mucous discharges or
ir,ur-s uu struggling Tor breath I'd
night
Tell Nuur druggist Nuu wan IA
small bottle 81 Ely's Cream balm. Az.
plN 10 little Ut this fragrant uniiHeptic
cream boz Fnur rostrils. let IL pene-
rate through ever, cir passage of
the head s01the and heal tho swoi-
lem mflumed e. membrane. aud
relief comes Instantly
% be- Just what every cold and ca
iurrh sufferer needs Don't stay
snIntd.up and miserable.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-06

Tho weapons hy which Ethel tIiy.
ION wine hon husband back An Won.
EMS Nrun ous. tho new Paramount
picture tn which she iH starred which
be- tl hs shown go the "a" theatcr 'o.
HaN uud tomorrow nrp not the Sam.
us thuHr employed to win her screen
following and vet in "a sense they arc
Do sumr. They are. after ull tine
W,1pons With VIII ch Eros attacks hIs
victims, on, lure Of sweetness. wom.
lul, uhgtm.
These m1, hc cNrrtui In several
wu's Miss CLAYTON us,s them 20
attain the udmirng regard Of hvr
screen patrons and employs 300 udlI-
Ton the uift ui the gods her ,plsu-
did urtlstr, in the picture shc uses
fht weapons tu upuN nee hrr strt,lup
spouse all hut caught in the web Of
ON intellectual vampire that H sin.
rr. true Woman boz worth u score ct
Houl.mIting siuuuuH lrsDhsH. the
p"seurs the muldcns Of the purple
moments
Mifs CLAYTON is exquisite in this rnlo
uf the 81 20 vito. while Vera purIa
does wonderful work ns she siren
Elliott Dexter iH tho husband. and as
usual is ~d'honnutrc. sluVe and gem
terlN convincing Robert Niruoln li-
rrrted the photnpiiN.
THE Village chestnut" a wttilug
good comedy, viii also hc shown
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-06
SPELL down VIII be
Held at n. S. Friday

a Undetermined old-fashioncd spell
INK down Wtll be held az the high
school building Friday Worning IN the
inter-cllss contest Miss Hickey has
urreed 10 conduit the affair Five
Representatives 81 each class viii par
ticipate The modern turn which In
To- be made % the contest h that he
words will be flashed 90 a screen for
pronunciation
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-06

MriI Na' is fhr WAY 30 H WITH
AfIl. fhr fascinating gypsy princess
Dr. luNs ut fntv in which the great
iNuHHIHH Artistic NlyImnNu. stars.
When thrr, sr,mH to bee nu way out
when WI rrN Inns taken possession uf
htr soul thpu comfort with tts heal
Iur power tcNiNss and r"frushes. and
lu,, Eiuuiruy hrr
TOYS of Fate Is vivid. vital. dm.
maiIp A. is the stor, of 90 child Of mo-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-06
Lecture on Community
Movement Given at "Y"

v D. Hieronynus addressed a num-
aer of Interested persons on the sub
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-06

fUfu hrol-ht into contact with tho
ways Of civilizations NzHh suffers. rec
Iui,,s und Iu fHr end unds h|upplnpHa
% hearth i,sIf". The great star
ls Ht h'r best Boo TOYS of Fate" n
brilliant companion piece tn "l,,ytia-
ton
This great plaN VIII lc seen nt tho
l,rIr th,ltor TODAY. tomorrow and
Saturday.
Thsft Nll ,lso hr seen t reel uf
chester outing pictures
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-06

Watch Tor unr Situria, usckNcar
spettal ~ iac ~ advertised tomorrow
night. " Nanich
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-06

Watch for our saturday ms'kweaf
~IHstnl ut tIc a. advertised tomorrow
night. VI. Nandeii.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-06
NJ TuI LYRIC.

Amazing impustur" will Ip seen a
tho ldval thcuf,r today.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-06

Sometimes the worst turns the best
to M, brave
THs black mOutut.s 90 end
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-06

TOYS uf Fate" what are ans of
20, except TOYS of fate That's what
s man SAYS whom no. blue, when
things VIII not goo right when dec.
tiuN itself Fsruts tu uHlk hIW Iu y,rN
effort tiut uruW ming says
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-06

-Flrnt. there are medium weisht vcloufr and broad
cloths for all the year round wear sts.ss and tftpa
Their IA a generous blue cape, with a vest and collar
OF polka dot Toxic silk. II IL s1esa.
-Anothsr navy blue cape n lined througnout and up
ever the collar with tan satin, Il ttn.bs.
a navy popiin coat has q black lining and n light
coiored sprine-uko collar. and pockets cut on the bias.
u is 1880.
a nohiman stsie .crre coat Is bcltcd and has a tan
silk collar. n H. sao.eS.
a beautiful nohiman styio cape coat H. or bierc col.
ofed Bolivia. There are two rows Of huttorn down the
back. q shawl collar. satin lining and the rihowa of the
sleeves touched with braid ornamcnti II IL sbp.es.
a Chinese blue cut Bolivia coat has two box pirata
down the back and a double fold over In front. II 10
sos. as.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-06
TZ So Uery Wearable
For Example, in the New
Suits

There nrp wonderful b%rondrioih quits In different coll
ore from tod 10 burgundy, 81 $500
And thofe are naw mistufsa a. SsiPs.
Among TIVE higher priced things b. e. new boz coat ~
serge with a broad NeHtsp Ut black sud ret MtgrsEor
plIld. Black and rcd emhfOldrfN ON the front OF tho
oout end ON The collar matches tho NeHfee. n be- $50 .9a.
uue uf Che Hmartrat suits b. 20 nntt tucuune with n
white sin Nostec that covers tho entire front This
Nestoc To- banded ~ the bottom with sven narrow hmsk
tntouur bands The sleeves are tight silt al the bot.
tom The lnuR 10 silk figured puss, WILLOW. ~ BE-
sos s.
\ navy tricotuo has button holes. cuffs and collars
faced with hEht blue bfondeiuth. ~ u sGp.pa.
a heather cnored H.mi.thitnrcd suit huH u rather long
roat aud an aii-arouri belt with two buckles. II 10
5000.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-06

or course YOU ttu, wish 90
plN Wufr and then again.
oven l,ss % REALLY matters
little what Nou muN decide
tu pu, hN our diguin,l credit
uIHU
We VIII 90 glad to uu over
tn, pluu tu help Npt got
hpi phnuogfaph, us many
hundreds Hfn dpInE from
uur thIri floor.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-02-18
START SUIT AGAINST
STATE ROAD BONDS

springfield. l., Feb 1S.-A friendly
injunction suit to test the constltH.
Jionality Of the STATE S60,oo0,o05 good
roads bond act was fled in the Sanea-
non County Circuit Court today. II
seeKs to restrain the state from DON
struction of its good roads under n
Bond issue. alleging Improper can
yasing Of votes by the state canvass
ing board and declaring the wording
# the bond act calling for the election
il faulty and illegal
Arguments on the petition were
begun Immediately !. is expected thc
suit will be carried to the state su-
creme Court for final decision.
Green & Risely Mount Carmel law
yers, filed the petition on behalf OF
Iohn r. Mitchell, wealthy Wabash
County banker
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-02-18
SECOND HAND DEALER
BOUND TO GRAND JURY

William Bozaman Main street see
ond-hand dealer, arrested yesterda.
on warrants charging him with buytnt
from minor. was bound over to tn
grand jury by Judge George koenl
Yesterday afternoon. Bozeman's bonds
which he Immediately furnished, |er
placed at $500.
Complaint was sworn to agains'
Bozeman by Chief Deputy Sheriff Free
Stedman.
The defendant is accused Of haHin,
purchased gold watch which late
was proven stolen from house n
Rock Island by four youths arTestNt
here Saturday as suspects.
Bozeman disclaimed any knowledge
Of the watch having been stolen
statement which officials believe to b.
true. A statute covering the pur
chase from minors OF junk or second
hand goods was dug UP by the authcf
tiles and prosecution was started
under that clause.
The four boys-Clarence Farden
Adolph Pauwels, Emil Ludwig am
Clvade l.. Milam-Were returned t
Rock Island, there former home, las
night by an officer Sent here to sc
them.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-02-18
City and V icinity.
News'

Corn Frank Maher has returned to T
bis home in Chicago after spending I
the last few days with his sister, Mrs. (
Charles II. Weeden, 22S Lafayette
street. Corp Maher has Just received
his honorable discharge from the sefV-
ice after having been member OF
tho 40th Engineer Camomlage Section
Tor one year.
Edward Gaul of Serena was an OF
tawa visitor today
Frank II. Cunningham, o. {. kobl-
nette and Edward Barry, local f.A5
terers. who have been working for the
4enry W. Horst corporation IN ROCK
Island. have returned to their homes
IN this city
Archie Brandon of Serena was an
/ ottawa visitor today.
Mrs, Jane Brady and little son
Erapcis returned to their home in Chi
cago Yesterday after a several days
| ,,ieit at the home of Mr., and Mrs. NJ.
II Flanagan, 404 Cornell street.
| Attorney r. c. Madden of Mars ell
| u.ae an Ottawa business visitor to
| lay.
f. G. Van Hoorebeke of Marseiiief
transacted business in Ottawa today
| cnna,yisor Albert Barr OF VorlVillt
was am Ottawa visitor today
| {. a Cation went to Joliet this morn
ng on q business visit
| Mr. and Mrs. Louis Zuck ar, 81.
Toilet street are rejoicing over me ar
| ival of a baby boy born yesterday.
Miss Mary Klein 324 e. Lafayette
treet has gone to Moline for visl
With friends and relatives.
Pow Carl Stackman has gone t.
Chicago on a business trip
Mics Darbarah LohmueIler, 222 ID
| sota street went to Chicago yesterda
| sor visit with friends.
w D. Isermann of Sire ator yisite
friends in Ottawa yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Doughtrty OF IN
south Bluff are in Chicago, where Tn
FORMER is attending the meeting
lWar Stamps Chairmen.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Al. Finnerty ar
he parents of fine baby dauehte
,orn yesterday at their home l65
I. La Sale street.
Mr. and Mrs David 4efioT III y
Van Burep street, went 20 Chicago
attend the Hardware Dealers Noi
| gention
G, f. Bedford of Streator transac
ID business in Ottawa today
Mr. and Mrs. Hugo La8e have T
turned to their home III HaVenpol
Iowa, after a short visit with MI
H.. c. Hickey in the Palmer apal
nents. Mrs. Lage was formerly nj
= Hattie Camper OF this city.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-02-18
GOVERNOR EXPLAINS
NEW BUDGET SYSTEM

Springfield. Ill. Fen is The first
bulge. ever presented an Illinois gen
eral assembly and whiah has aroused
opposition among members of the as
sem5lg on the grounds it was cuTtal-
ing their privileges WAS explained in
detail in a joint session OF the assem-
bly, today 10y Governor LoHden and
omar II. Wright, director OF finance.
The governor told The assembly OF
the time and labor required in maxi
ing the budget. lie diseiaimed any in.
ten.ion Of a=urpiug the paegogatiyes
of the legislature.
Mr. Wright advocated lump appEo
priaaons, standardization OF emp.oye.
and biennium appropriations, after
which ha answered questions put hin
BIZ members Of the assembly.
The search and seizure bill II th'
! Anti-Saloon League was introduced il
he senate by Senator Jewell The bi!
gives the authorities right to searcf
and seize and destroy liquors in hid
den places and provides for night ses
sfoHs of courts 10 carry out the pre-
visions Of The law, making the owne
Of the building where liquor is di}
leased equally guilty with The VOL;
tors. A fine Of $50 to seen and ia
sentence cf from Jhirty 20 sky day
j. made for the FIRST oiIense, and fin
II from 500 10 5000 and jail SCI
tence of niety day 20 one year fe
subsequent ofenses.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-02-18

Ahram Moses, Il violiniat Of Balti-
more, is the possessor of what might
be called a harOmetric violin. Some
time after Mr. Moses bought it, he
noticed that at certain times it eX-
hailed a strange and subtle fragrance,
like an aroma of Oriental incense.
Later, he observed that this fragrance
was noticeable only when the we;.th-
err was about to become damp. He
obtained the violin in Paris some
years ago when he was studying there,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-02-18
EMMERSON SENDS.
NOTE Of Warming
ON BOND TAKERS
URGES PROSPECTIVE PURCHAs-
Frs OF STOCKS AND BONDS TO
BE CAUTIOUS IN THEIR SElEC-
TON OF INVESTMENTS.


Springfield, ILL.,, fep. iio''''
the government bond buyers against
fase investors.
r,.,- T.; tho slogan of Secretary of
mo 20 ''' o. 49,, ...a.na.
State l.. l.. f-lii''ie'So'' ''"' ~,
General Edward J. Bruhdage' lleai
ing of planned invasion OF Illinois by
fata stock statesmen, they have
Ianncbad a preliminary campaign
apaiust these firms or individuals wha
attamn, 20 mulct the public by the
's,a' - ,,nrthI.ss stocks. Drastic az
,in, yin he taken against them, it is
/ ..o'' -, ', - - 80
-, - ,.a,pip,
a prir'eu p'"ea'" - -. s.acl.s a,
against tir Pun NC - ;..ase,a,.ior,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-02-18
Resume Enlistments.

Washington, Feb. 1$.-A rule wa5
adopted by the House rules commit
ee this afternoon providing for the
resumption Of voluntary enliStments
in the army. The provisions for a
temporary volunteer army of 1G00o+
men to take pace of the American
Expedtionary Forces was dropped.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-02-18
Are Judues of Own Membership.

The Constitution gives each house
of the national congress the right to
expel a member, and makes each
house the sole Judge in the matter.
Any charge would suffice if two-thirds
of the members deemed it cause for
expulsion. Neither house has anything
to do with cZpelIing d member of the
other house.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-02-18

Such was my life in a prison camp
we were released on Pee. . ana
taken on a Sightseeing tour throu h
Switzerland, q more baautilut place
never saw. We crossed it from one
end to the other. riding one whole day
in the Alps
My experiences i'll Switzerland
will tell in my next letter.
Ed is back with Company X Of the
3z7th Infantry.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-02-18
DrtInk---S6 60.

Two farmers residing near Ottawa.
Albert Ostrander and Charles Rogus
were picked up by the police last night
on La Sale street and placed in the
county Jail on charges OF drunken
ness. This morning they We're taken
before Judge Koenig and was each
fined So and costs
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-02-18

Lieut.. Harry Kelly are representing
the prosecution.
This afternoon Miss Toll took the
stand, denying all the claims OF her
sister. One of the sons dressed in
the American uniform appeared III
court and sat thru the hetring.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-02-18
Ott7w7's Womar's' Club.

The i'hilantmopic Department VIII
entertain their friends with a card
and sewing party Thursday afternoon
rob. goth, at the Elk5' home. The
money raised will be used for Rybnn
H94pital. Admission -5c.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-02-18

When 3aby was sick we gave her
CastOria.
When shs was q Child she cried for
Castoria.
When she becaTe Miss, she chung to
Castoria.
When she had Children she gave them
Castoria.