davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-28

export, Mayor c. r. Skinner Of Mo-
line, Mayor G. +. johnson Of East.
Moline and Mayor 1chriver Of Rock
Island met with the members Of
the Tri-City Manufacturer asso-
citation ct the Rock Island club to-
day noon and preliminary plans
for the show were enthusiastically
discussed.
Il was held that an Industrial
show would be possibly the best
show that could ever be staged
here. Il was said that there are
few persons who realize the large
variety Of goods manufactured in
this community. and an Industrial
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-28
SAYS ALLIES CAN
NOT KEEP CHARLES
FROM THE THRONE

Paris. Nov. 2S.-Prince Ludwig
Windisch- Graetx. former Austrian
minister without portfolio and in
innate friend Of former Emperor
Charles, Is reported to have de-
clared in Berlin that the "reestab-
lishment of the Hapsburg dynasty
in Hungary is only q matter OF
machine guns, the entente not be-
ing able to prevent It," according
TO a dispatch received here from
Geneva.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-28
AS PRESIDENT OF
RIVERS CONGRESS

Washington, Nov. %. - Senator
Ransdell Of Louisiana, president of
the National Rivers and Harbors
congress for the last 13 years, has
notified officials of the congress, II
was announced today, that he
would retire at the end Of his pres
ent term of office. The 18th annual
convention Of the congress, during
which his successor will be elected,
will open here Dec. 9.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-28
ASKS SUPPORT
ON LAST DAYS
OF ARMY drive


Unless the people of Rock Island
get behind the Salvation Army
campaign for SIS, 900 today and to-
morrow. the last day Of the drive,
the quota will not be obtained, is
the opinion Of Captain Watner Of
the local organization. While re-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-28
BOOSTERS MAKE
FURTHER PLANS
!. FOR HUGE SHOW


The possibilities Of . huge in
dustrial show in the Billy Sunday
tabernacle building next spring are
believed by Mayor Harry n. Schri-
yer to amount to almost . GER
tainty.
Mayor Lee J. Dougherty Of Dav-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-28
FINANCE PRESSES
FOR SOLUTION BY
N. DAKOTA SOL ONS

Bismarck, N. D., Nov. 2S.-Ten of
the 10 bills introduced in the spc-
cial session Of the North Dakota
legislature, which resumed SEES
sions today after the holiday, dealt
directly with bond matters, taxes
and monetary issues. Saturday
was made the last day for the in
PRODUCTION Of bills at the session.
First consideration today is to
be given to the federal women's
suffrage amendment, introduced in
both houses, and the soldiers
bonus increase. Two measures
much discussed among the legisla-
lures over the holiday are a pro-
posed amendment to the women's
S-hour law PERMITTING women to
work 10 hours with time and one
half for overtime, and prohibiting
public display Of flags other than
the state and national colors and
those Of friendly nations.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-28

would have to be put under way
soon in case the show 10 to b held
a. there would be numerous details
to work out.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-28
MINERS TRAPPED TEN DAYS.

Washington. Nov. 2S.-Govern-
ment mine engineers expected to-
day to rescue two miners who had
been trapped for 10 days in q mine
OF the Gold Hunter Mining 4
Smelttng company ct Mullan,
Idaho.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-28

Major Cedric Fauntleroy Of Nc
Gehee. Ark, who was formerly
chief aviation tester and technical
expert in the A. E. F., has taken
command Of the Kosciuszko squad
ron. composed entirely Of American
aviators, now at the front in Po-
land. Before America entered the
war. he belonged to the Lafayette
flying corps.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-28

All the news all the time-Tbs
Argus.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-01
CONSTIPATION.

Tho beginning Of almost every ser
iotis disorder IL constipation " YOU
want 90 enjoy good hsaith Keep your
bowels regular. Thi Is hest accom- ,
plMhed by proper diet and exercise,
LII, Aonl~im~a D medicine ~ ne~ie1
and when that ie she ease YOU Will
find Chamberlain rablasa are es-
ccilent, They are mild and gentle in
heir action. easy and pleasant 20 take
siys them a trial. They only cost q
iuaref.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-01
THE ROOSEVELT FUND
IS GROWING IN STATE
James J Mc0raw OF ponca City,
State Chairman, Owes
Check For $500. Cover.
nor Gives First

Ponca CITY. Oct. james Me'
iraw of this city. republican national
committeeman and state chalrmas u
the Roosevelt Memorial aseoclasloa
today subscribed sSOo 80 tho rnsma.
rial fund. giving hts personal check
Tor that sum 10 James n HuteAius os
'k'is city, the chairman for Kay eoan
w This Ia tho firs, satscFspsion Tor
Kay county and perhaps the second
'or ths state OF Oblahofna. 81 the first
-ams from governor ! u A. nabsfs.
son nj hIs personal Request
Accompanying Mr. Mcs;nvs check
~as tho following notice from Ar
MrGraw 10 Mr. iiutnhlnss
y band yoa hersvtsh my check in
the sum OF $500. my advance subssrlp.
tion 10 tho Roosevelt, Memorial fund
This W. indeed. n splendid work
Ia which yoa ara engaged. You should
sna kpow yvu will. secure the co.
operation and assistance ~ every true
bloodsd American cisiaeg Ia this
county.
Theodore noossyeIt 10 removed
from shs field of partisan politics, iIis
memory 10 'he common serisaxs Of all
Americans. The difference 10 opinior
20 offen emphasized hy col Roosevelt
hImsslf. has been forgotten IN the
rnsnmspdssion 10 have for his msm
DRY. Men Of all parties. many who
were his bitter enemies. are now anx.
Gus TO show 10 rAe citizen. OF Ames'
ca an appreciation OF hIs activities
'or shr vood Of our country ~ a whole.
Assuring you tina, shsIl b. glad
o render you any assistance within
ny power. ! BEG 10 remain. with az
'ursncs Of my highest personal re-
'ards."
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-01
rAU aGsr wrEAv
Foa LOGAN COUNTY
gcon,ina~i from rag~ -

IConsinu~d grum rar~ -
dlslduals ia their own elab for lagrv
prsses for tho beat yieia per acre shc
beat peek, etc Annually Tor tAre~
years
This j. aa exceptionally good strain
ot Turkey Red Wheat aad Aasn 20
heetsaney In recommending II u the
farmers of Logan county The wheat
of shts coanty Ia 40 badly mixed that
gae mills here cannot Tflnd 70 pef
cent ~ Il. hut miua sell II for es.
port TAis fact alone means loss ~
thousands upon thousands of assllArs
annually 10 the farmers ~ tha eaan
~ in rho reduced price that mlsed
wheat brings at the central market.
T'AeTe n mo- pfos~Ss that ~lll mill mis
Hat without lpas ard fhA man
who Raises Il and "a responsible Tor 81
must stand that loss
with oo0o husAela of Tho hest
~ pure wheas available IN raia cnun
ty. II Is the acme Of fooilahnews fot
any farmer to DO wlthoas Il. or so~
an Inferior wheat ard tAAr the loaa
next year rhis mMl. and all grain
draiers 10 the county are very ans
lous ihA, rsa quality and yield ~
wheat be improved and are acting
very uneelftshly in thls matter. aa ,Ms
same wheat souid net them much
more either slipped or miilnd.
"Any farmer or wheal oluh boy whp
wishes 10 set som" OF this wheat
should call Al the mill ~ my office
and maze lhe necessary arrangemtnsr
immediately Now Ia tsc time, ana Il,
u short"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-01

pound my husband wanted me 10 Try Il
] took II fora week and felt . iittie BIT.
Ter. ! kept II up for three months, and
feel fine and can cat anything nov
without distrrss Or nervousness. - Mn.
!: WoHTnixE. 2sA2 North Taylor 81.
Philadelphia Pa.
The majority of mothsss ncwadsys
ovcrdo. there are 70 many demands
upon their time and strength: the result
10 invariably skened, rundown.
nervous coalition with headaches. back.
ache. irritsbiIify and depression = and
soon more serious ailments dsveiop.
y = q such periods ~ hfs that Lydia B.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound will
restore . normal healthy condition, y
u ~ y Mn. weSthllpe.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-01
Why Stay Fat?
You Can Reduce

The answer of most sas people u
ihst Il IL TOO hard. 700 troublesome
and TOO dangerous 20 foFeN shN wes*hi
down. However. In Marnola Pro*
scfiption TAblesa. all these difficulties
are overcome They arc abrolutely
harmless. entail no dosing or exercise
and have the added sdvansaee ~
cheapnsxs large CASE II sold ny
t.rnrvis,R a; 81. Or Y preferable. they
,.an ha Obtained hy spAdinv fr.ic~ d.
recf ia fhe Marmoln CO. sas Wood
ward Ave, Detroit. Mich. Now that
you know ,hse you have 40 srcnse for
being TOO fat. but oan reduce two,
three or four vonnds week witbuus
fear II bad after effects.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-01
II EGGS 1 OlY FROM
II T0UMC PUlIETs
~rs hilss s's~ss Hsr pvilsss tsy,re
~ smsrths Old, rslis Novs.

Early In N0y~fnhsr. bouxNs .
f'@eksgs ~ p1n sung and .&arts1 rtv.
ING II 10 ~ May Tuiiess. IA "A. s,s,s
w aMys ihny laid iJs loveiy eggs. ana
J Ff CENTS apAe~e fow sh~m An
shfuush Dwecnsh~r rot "A to "a s~~s
DAY Mrs v u Nll~i. R r D1
fseasn~. lad
Mrs Miles lika thausandw os others
has found h0w 10 wsrs yner~ rsft~ss
iayinf and seep them isytav ~ wfrs~v
Ths *sfn~ res<s had sets enc ~we~ ss~.-
rtonIslnx hens wh~<h~v NJ res fkts
s@s#ss rrr*ft'A ~ vru sry shsm y'an
~ assv AN
fiiyr snstr fHs Den wanp Ans wa.teA
rm~HHs sw ora rsnnth " ven 4se4
flnd That " ras@ sor sseN a~xs rn~A
vou vncd prefix h~~tde~. ssmrsv s~,Y
ne ard YOUR money vii be promrssy
refunded
fnn Hun~ frhlnrss AR ~. savsnas
works dAr~estv IN 'he s~~ ssvsnN Nv
cans ard ss~o = sr'r.Ats te~fe NJ "A
easIiy given In sbs s~eA s-~,-~vas N n
hens health. msk1s No. -s-n~-ov go
rN0rw ses'yR m ~rv wsssh~r kss~e NM~
through ne rscm'' and sssris her iav-
'rw
Trv rcr ssr~ sar 70 asys ana u Y,
to-@n* VET ynu the @~~~ m nsNttsYA
hcw cold mr. wef fse w~etNAv wan~
nonfy Win ~ refunded Nv rasnrr rt1'l
Get Don sung firm Your drpssfut or
tonstvv remedy dealer or end -
r~nts FOR packsve by man nrepol1.
nisger Co.. 3h3 Co)rmh1e
aidg. IndiAaapeus. III
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-01

Il has b~en pointed ont 10 the farm
ers that the growing ~ FLAX. Nhaf
lahssd IN rotation with other eFops
caused no more exhaustion % The col
than other cereals and nm 10 much Al
oats. fiaa takes considerably NOR,
nitrogen from the soli than wheat o,
oats. oai that chemical property ean
30 replaced by rotating the fiax with
clover.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-01

fss'up'sus. q. Oet ! vmr yArws
Columbus banking companies. laaIetsa
August n. aa charges ~ violating shs
NAiTniina ansFfrp~t has. Ia eamhln
lnN - fis 'h~ pFAee ~ bread. today
'vtsgsd l'isa# % guilty. and wsss fissd
il8as aud essssn saeh. asa~ ~~d fen.
#Hf ~ iva r~r day fsom date VI ln.
alftme@ ant "vasr~a 90 rvaue~ sh~
price n bread 20 shs, " ~as h.foxv
the ssaaelaasloa ~as entered lnto.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-01
CITIZENS or ARDMoRE
TELL REED NOT TO COME
Continued from Page ID

Continued from Page l
emptied II is tho pocketbook OF iio,-
900 900 Americans
II deny the right ~ any temporary
office-noider to so employ the powers
OF his office as to compel our sons
TO sacrifice their lives III the contests
of other nations ! deny the right OF
any temporary office-holder TO lay
burdens upon American tax payers TO
control alien peoples who spurn our
authority and hate us for intcrfcr-
enee in their affairs Bear In mind
the men who propose 10 Impose these
great obligations Of sacrifice are not
the ones who bear The bnrdens.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-01

sickiy snost OF the
time. ] went 10 .
doctor aud b. said
! hal nervous imil.
gestson. which ~
dsd ~ my weak
coalition kept ms
worrying most VI
thS time -3 ard he
said II l coud not
stop that. ] could
not get we'll. /
heard 70 muchabous
Lydia ~ Pinkhsm's
N.n~eskfx ftx>~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-01
ONO MUST VOTE on
THE BONE DRY LAW

colun,bus o, Oct The state su :
prone court today affirmed the lower
state courts in holding valid a pro.
posed referendum on action OF the
state legislature In rasifyfng the fed +.
eral prohibition amendmeut. Peri
tions calling FOR the referendum al
ready have been filed with the Sec
reiaIy OF state for a vote al the No
yenber election.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-01

Jusi ~ soon as you feel III" sffoes o.
the Maiariai Corma after b-lng bsssrt
Ny Malaria Moeauigoes. " Ia advisabis
20 take GROVES rAsTEi.Ess ehIl
TONIC 70 destroy the Garms and re
move the Impurities. Pleasant 10 take
cDc per bottle
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-01
THERE ARE STILL $500
yA<kS IN RUSSIA

Washington. Oct ~ The strength OF
he army nv reported for September
% showed S7.ons officers and men in
Europe. s.s00 In Siberia, 1000 at sea
anrouse home and 3Di 200 IN the Unit
d States. After October 81 an aver
Agr strength Of se.:so Will be main.
aimed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-01


TA~ " q cias bad sss fsr~R
ana huxe hAskss Q. yvllo~ no~~ts
aeoor~seA IN. center q gAe table 4
asAlrAeaA t~o vonr~~ lsncAcUa ~Ns
SERVED by shr hesst@ss esslsl~d BY Mrs
a. Cahl. Ms nyou Ras,Avicy and
lslgse Roberta tsahl Fasefa ~ bAad
painted ynrsaa. at~~@sa IA the viwh
colors. y~llcw and white. wefr gwen
10 ,Ae r,smsa netore she huelnee@
nso~ssnw Mrs wm nScksn sang t.tssle
Nosh*r o. MAne." aud annns the nle~s
INK arrangements acre made ses a
n |. srigiAssea Thr xuessS ~es~
Mcma&mes sarah 'saxhrs nyron
raseA~iov. VI | armsng~ai H.n yasA
81. RAlgh rAvfs. a. " nosid. I. ssaAl
4. a Hahn. W II Humphrey y Q isc.-
plms. ] 4 I.nwA. v iAnsS W q Sanaah,
A A West ana q " wosEahos
Mia Laura kaufFman Ana Mrs |. J
START wsll ieay. snmorrvw moralng
"a astend ne woman branch - she
w'oman4 Missionary. Soeiesy Al To-
p~ka. Kan
Mrs I. Oldham aud son Robert
os oklahoma CITY. are visiting /. N
OiAhasn hev~
wosnAn's Missionary Society ~ the
faysi~ church will m~es Thnrudsy Al
$50 o'elock Taefe wfll ~ hMss
ness meeting and she members will
e-w for the orphans hogne
M " NJ
| The county meeting ~ farm women
~,ill be a. Mineral Wells gArh, sasar.
day IL she wv4theY permits n nos
me meeting will be held AZ the eisy
hail
The Clover Loaf club Ia been po~'
pon@d until October q
y " "
Mitxl Club
rhw MtN ,s1nh hAd hae ~s
| m@sins lssf nEThs pt ease hosn~ ~
Miss Vera inKie for the purpose of re-
ofEanazing after their summer warn
ton. Mias lnwle waa elected frp@l
don't ard Helen Newman. s~cr#ary.
reporter II wac decided 20 hava she
fneeslnrs evary two weeks. lha neat
one being Thursday. o.l 2.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-01

American made shirts are bslax
~ass BY nssy u the better elas. 10
rvnfsy vfxsnlaed society 20 tsosxs
sooA roads.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-01

Fans are carried by men and women
OF every rank In China. !, Is a com
pliment 10 invite friend or distin
guished guest TO write some sentiment
on the hosts fan as memento of any
snaciaf coca slol.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-01
oAiLs nov or

Fame without happiness Ia bat a
sorry io~t ~ beet What matters II 10
a thirsty maa II his cmpsy cup be of
4. ia ~ silver or the finest giaAa ?"
Elien Thorncycfuft Fowler.
Evening journal., 1919-11-21
ecialS From Our Various Departments

25c WOMEN'S HOSE.
Lisle finish, elastic top, all 7E
sizes: to close out. a pair. AOC
25c CHILDREN'S HOSE.
Lot to close out; nearly all sizes;
fine black ribbed; TO-
Si.OO CIIILDREN'S UNION SUITS.
Fine ribbed, fleece lined; sizes QOo
from , to 16 Sale PRICE. OOC
9Sc MISSES SHIRTS AND PANTS.
Fleece lined; a very fine co.
sTade a garment ............ OOC
$3.50 WOMENs SHIRTS AND PANTS.
All styles and sizes to Sc Qd 10
lect from. Sale price. garmentp plslO
SI.OO WOAIEN'S SHIRTS AND PANTS.
Ribbed and fleece-lined, in EOo
sizes up to "a; a garment. ~
SIS WOMEN'S UNION SUITS.
A fine ribbed Union Suit. fleece
lined in three styles; CT 90
Sl50 BOYS UNION SUITS.
In grey and ecru, lleece-lined and In
all sizes up t. 6 years; CT IN
each .......... ............ pIsIU
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-02
PRESIDENT SPENDS
A RESTLESS NIGHT:
SPECIALIST CALLED
,Bv the Associated pre4sp


Washington. oct 2--DeSpite a
fairly good nights rest, President
Wilson was not so we'll this morning,
sonal physician, has called in con.
sullaton DR.. +. y Dercum, a nenrolo-
gist Of Philadelphia.
Admiral Grayson ISSUED The follow
ing bulletin at II a. m;
''The President had fairly good
night, but his condition is not at all
good this morning,
Or. DerCum is the author Of many
treatises on nervous diseases.
The President is described as cX-
tremely restless Or, Grayson insists
that he remain quiet and is trying TO
divert his mind from work and eX-
ecutive matter, in which Mr. Wilson
Is DESTROYS Of taking a hand, The
chief executive has been permitted 70
sign a few bills and attend to some
few other routine matters,
DR.. Grayson had been in consulta.
ton with Rear Admiral L. X. Stitt,
head of the naval medical school. and
DR.. Dennis OF the naval dlspensary,
but they had not seen the President.
DR.. Grayson expects DR.. George u.
Schweintz. an eye specialist of phila-
delphia, to visit the President this
week.
The President did not take kindly
TO the idea Of ealing in q specialist,
but finally acquicsced on Or. Gray
sons insistence that he would have to
some help.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-02
LANDLORD AND
TENANT IN COURT:
ASSAULT CHARGED

Dr. Thomas A. Smurr, ""I Ottawa
avenue. had a warrant issued for the
ARE of Emery Anderson. northeast
Smurr'S farm. accusing him of hat.
tery ami assault The trial is being
held this afternoon at Judge Geo. 4.
kOcnig' court.
Mr. Smurr claims that Mr.. Anderson
threw him down three different times.
and dragged him by the throat for A
Monday When he Went TO his farm to
look after a pump which was broken.
Mr. Smnrr also claims that he was
called a liar by MIR Anderson. Also
that cattle. horses and PIGS We're on
land whore they should not nave
heel. When Mr.. Smurr Informed him
that he would not have stock there,
it l. claimed by him. that then and
there Mr.. Anderson attacked him
and took him to his automobile and
told him to get off the farm ana keep
Off
But Mr. Anderson claims that Mr.
Smurr had been ANNOYING him for the
past few months and that he wa at
~
and that he couldn't stand it. Also
that Mr. Smurr called him a liar
Then Mr.. Anderson' took him by the
arms and led him to his automobile,
We saws on The way TO the car Mr..
Smur ierked away and tripped and
fen to the ground He then tried 10
attack Mr. Anderson with a club Mr..
Anderson then took him by the arms
and told him to get off of NE farm,
as he had a lease and was running 1t
him elf This is Mr. nderson's story
of the case,
Mr. Anderson is represented in the
case by Attorney Buffers. ami Mr..
Smurr by Attorney Geo. Wiley. The
case will he settled by a jury Of six
Ottawa men this afternoon.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-02
GOSSIP yOUQ.
pOMDEMS
THAT NAY Op NAY NOT NTEprSE
N y ~
FREEDOM.


',''' ', ,", i''.''' 'V'' " ~ '''''s
,''"S i'' ''' 49, ''''''''''' ~
~
,,.,. 'G'l ''o, !" ~ ''''' ,,''''
NV NV us '''u'eH A'u DIT "r' hol'ie
= '"'s "'''' hU"I', '''ooe' ora IT -
nope" ''i"' an ''e 'Hoi''"ers VIII We
b''Seil as ''elt Is ''et''oh u oiilcer9'
h''" '"'H'"'''' ''to'' VI hel'lio' -
''HItI'S - menus i'' 'HIS nels""orh"ou'
t''"''u MIS- r''lS'eS'aut ana pap\
anu l.eN' ana MIS-. H'"ulluSeh lel'
id'l u'"""F 1ol hehSo i'' M'''Htoo'"'
ne! are ihahiHS me UP ny auto
MISS iud NneeIeI "Ao mas peeh l"e
guest Oh NIn' Mlt'lei lor thtce weeks.
mas gone 10 la Molie TO WISH reia'N',
y, \. man loill ward heed ana
one sampson attended me pio"'hs
uelno'Stra'loh IL ing ROCK SATURDAY
Nlc,or smith went 10 'hlcago IaSl
week to attend the reunion OF tIle @"ro
DIVISION.
Jack Met 'ue mas a new ford ROAD
ster,
X {. Lucas OF OTTAWA, 'haS' 'hann-
herlaln OF ltlca We're Freedom VISIT
ors last week.
Mrs. Minnie ferrlh OF 'h'cago, Is
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-02
LOCAL SIS
NEWS IL

Nige vida .utZ of Ottawa avani,
il visiting friends in cbir,,po
AIie. Edith Damn oo2 Illinois ave.
nun IL runnainp . fey dave in chi.
caro- visiting relatives
Mrs e a. Int il visiting frionde
in rhirapo
Mr. and u,. Inh, IIa,lir totr
Nnr,h cn1u,uhu. street Inft las, uight
for California whore they will sneud
the winter months
William Eddy nf etrnotor visitnd
friends in ot,o,a latt evening
mr. n ~ pn,,r,u.. has r.tu,nad
home after = ahnrt husiness trim 10
chicago
Joe SEM Of streator visited friends
In Ottawa last evening
Mrs. Ido Rauchla nf North Ottawa
visited friends in Utica Yesterday
Mr. and Mrs E f Gladrelter are
snandinp the dav i, Chirngo on bnsj.
ness
Miss Palma lIothisou Of Dwight a
student Al the Pleasant View Iniher
rollepe .undorvont an onorotion this
morning AZ the Ryburn Memorial Hoa,
nital for ounendici,is
Thomas Duckwortb visited friends
in Iticn last evening
Mr. and Mrs peter Carter of Jo-
lief street are tho uarpntg If = babv
SON horn last njpht
Cordon HISS ana RaInh Whitacrn
of EorIviIIn visited friends In Otta-
,ra ,.et evening
At,n,noy pnhnr, 1orkin of etraator
transactod hnainass In ottanya tnday
sidney s,infnI ,yonl tn Chicago mia
,,orninp an = husinnss visit
,,,nrnoy ,rbom.s y Uaokins of
IA c,la ,r,rsar,nd hneinoes in ott,.
."a tndav
MISS Ruin c,aafal,ar If C,inton
e,rnnt l. .,,nrdi,,a q, fo,. dn,,, -, rn6.
.oaao ,jsi,ing frianIs =
r., and Nv pjrhard pico of Mar,
,.;ila, ,'i.i,ad ,,.;anI, r., o,,aro ,o
aov
nv Cha,,os ~ ,v,do of rbicooo vic.
itod ,,,ands i, o,,,wa Yesterday 3
Marvin Iorkett and Iincoln RuniS
of strnator wore ottawa visitors Ias
evening
Iobn Neady laf, vestardoy for chi.
cago where he vii resume his studio;
al The medical school of the Tuiycr.
eitv Of Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs Ions lnnsen have re-
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-02

Practically all the Jade now mined
comes from Burma, though New Ien
land l. II producer of some note. China
takes practically the entire output. In
Burma the privilege of mining il has
been held h, the same Indian or shan
tribe for many generations.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-02
WAR TROPHIES WITH
ARMY TRAIN WHICH
IS ENCAMPED HERE
SOLDIERS FROM CAMP GRANT
MAKE MILITARY POST OF Al
LEN pARk-~FlvE TRUCKS IN
CARAVAN.

uaa tho ,r,,l, ,..,t, ,.,ia, ,,o,..
." i"'' VIZ "'''
NV o''""" 1T io'"' INNS morning
passed through the streets during the
early war DAYS of 1917. If would have
mada tho hl,,,, ,,,,..,. ,....,.,,,, ,,,,,
90 '''' wa
'he VEN" OF al VINO saw IT, b"t com
lng as 1t did after the end of the
war, it gave orce more the onneor.
anca -, ,ho a.,,. -. ,o.,.. M, ,,.,,.,,
ca,avons ,,,,.' ,,,.,., 80, -,
yri,oa,n, ~, ,''' P''
railroads bad NO., Wv, 49, 49,
Rn, wbnn ,hn ,1n, 'on.,,' t w.
draw ,oarar az, -, ,,y 49,, w.
wara dacnra,aI =, ,h' tia,, as,'',,
ond ,ha, INV ,a -, ~, '.' '''' ,, ,o''' p,
sanoara ,a.' j.; liz, Nv =, o ,,I,,, ~ 30.
idiu ,ha n,i. ~ h'a"' - '',on
nan, na,, ''9 ""'' W NV ''''''
NJ, ln,, a,, a.. ,.,.. ...,..,
o,,awa AI,o, a,, w ,a, ''' ,h', ~,
n.sr,,ao i'''' ,U"1 W. ''i, 49,"
r,an, ,o, ,,,o.l ,,'a, NO.
wera con,nnd '''''
.,., ,,.,,.
THO n,o,, r,r,,,,,,,,,f,, t,a ,.oi,,
sha,,aa ,ti ,I''i,'' 1'H 49,,
y ,au, ,,in,,,o, 1f,', ,ti uni,,,,, ,,,,
q, ,ba, h,,a ,Ioi, ,,,, l'l,,,,,t,,,,
ona ,ha ND ao,' ,I,,,,,. ,,.',,, ,,r',',.oi
NV IN. conks in ,hn n,r,v
rha ,.ain ,rarni,a -, 1iooo ,orn,.,
t,on ,hara haina nn ,aaaina hant, or
any of tho ,,arhi,,,,. ~ 1n.t o,r
va. rioht haLt,,d tIa ,r,,ai,, ,,,.i,'',
IVA a,,ira nn,s, ,',o,, a' ,'raa''..
sio,
Tho oon,o,. ,poo,,,i,i,, p,r,,, 40
. ca,n rr,,, m non7;str ~, DO
,oI1au'ina IN. a,,d ,,,a,, ,o,. 81
snars and ,na,,, ,I,rno n,a,,
.rhl a.hn,I, ,,int 80 .ho
while anm,ainn ''' Tar,, '''" t ,m,
nn, ,ari,a, viol,r,, ,,,aa,,t,,n ,,,,,,
pra,,,,,i,o ,,,at,;r ,, c,.;,,.o,tl