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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-17
BANDITS RAID BOOZE
CELLAR, FARMER SAYS

JACKSON, MINI. July H.--Fran-
els l. West, q wealthy farmer living
nine miles south Of Window. drove
to Jackson today and told the county
authorities that mine men in auto
mobiles raidcd his home, while he
was away and looted his cNlsr Of $50
cases Of liquor. valued Al $6.000.
Mrs West. her son and a farm
hand. were in the house when the
bandits drove up The latter showed
fight and was badly beaten. West
said. West has offered rewards for
the arrest OF the men.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-17
MUsk0oEe STREET
CARS RUNNING AGAIN

MUSKOGEE. Okla, July ~
After q tie-up commencing May o.
street car service in Muskogee was
resumed this morning, union
men operating the cars pending the
formation OF . board Of arbitration
which will settle the controversy be-
tween the men and the company
Wage increases and recognition Of
the union are involved. The uniog
men have agreed to return 10 work
tomorrow. Several prt1 1ous attempts
At arbitration have failed.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-17
AFFAIRS BOARD MEN
TO PEMlTENTIARy

Secretary George r. Clark. J. W.
Kayser and U. S. Russell, chief clerk
of the state board Of public affairs,
will leave tonight for McAlester to
make an investigation OF the peniten-
tiary with the view Of carrying out
the provisions Of an act Of the last
legislature which appropriated S0O0
for the establishment. Of new indus
tries AZ the prison.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-17
SALVATION ARMY'S
QUOTA IS IN SIGHT

The final report OF the state capitol
team in the Salvation Army home serv-
ice eameaiSn Wkieh was made this
morning shows 81 Was collected. The
total figure for the campaign is now
within q little more than 5000 OF the
$4,000 quota, An effort Is being made
{, canvass all firms and individuals
not seen wheE the drive opened.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-17
new MUNICIPAL COURT
WILL OPERATE SOON

With nearly twenty cases sched.
uled, the municipal court jury trial
system will be installed as soon as
the jury commissioners draw up .
panel. Ross Lillard. municipal com.
sellor, said this morning Lillard
said that the city commissioners have
granted the use Of the council cham.
Der at the city hall for the new
court. Other rooms on the thifd
floor near tho council chamber. VII
also be used
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-17
CITY BOY RETURNS
FROM WAR SERVICE

]. L. Armstrong OF this city. who
has been absent for three years IN
service. returned this morning from
Ava, Okla, where he has heen, visit
ing his parents since his discharge.
Armstrong was q sergeant in the l5lN
machine gun battalion Of the Thirty
sixth division. The outfit saw eleven
months Of service in. France going
through the Araonne. Armstrong;
also went 10 the Mexlcan border xith
she Oklahoma National Guard. Two
Of Armsponc's brothers were killed
In action In France
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-17
HOUSE VOTES MORE
MONEY FOR WOUNDED

WASHINGTON. July T.--Amcnd-
ed to provide Sl+0M00O. instead Of
S6,0O00O0 for the rehabilitation ci
wounded soldiers. sailors and marines,
the sundry civil approximation bill.
which was vetoed by the president.
was passed today by the house and
sent to the senate.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-17
MOTOR PLANT
ORGANIZER
OUT ON BONO
J, H, C, Boig Accused by
County Attorney,
IS SUSPECTED
Another Arrest May Follow,
County Attorney Says, z

That J. Henry {. Boig, Oklahoma
City promoter. is under bond tor ap-
pcarance on July 9 to face six counts
OF charge OF embezflement from the
Midland Motor Car and Truck COM
pany was made known today by the
county attorneys office. An iniorma-
,ion charging him with the emberrle-
men, of N9D was filed by Robert
Burns. county attorney. before Joseph
+. Deupree, justice OF the peace. on
July 9.
Released on Bond.
Boig was released ON a bond OF
Z 500 on July 9, Information con
cerning the charges was not given ou'
until today on account OF investiga,
ton conducted BY the county attor.
ncy's office. An associate OF Boig ~
named with him in the embezrlemeni
charges but b, has not been arrested
vet
Boig was connected with the pro.
motion and organization 0t the Mid.
land company which recently closed
down its plant The six counts filed
against him allcge the embez,lemeni
of $3.50 on Sept Is, 1910; $50 or
July 2, 1917; 5000 on Oct, 8. 1917;
S3.0C0 on Oct. IS. 1917: $50 on Feb
II, 1918, and slS on May 5, 1913
| Operated dor Time.
The Midland Motor Car and Truta
company was in full operation but Z
short time late in 1918, The company
obtained a government contract dur
Ing the war but this was Cancelled with
the signing Of tlk armistice. Finan-
cial loss incurred through this can
collation. coupled with financial dit
fieulties prior to that time, caused the
plant 10 shu, down.
Stockholders OF the company at =
meeting June chose L. T. Sammons
as manager of the company and he 10
working on plans TO get the company
| back into operation
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-17
RAYNnAm'S MAoNME
COMPLETE WRECK

ST JOHNS. N. F. July H.--Fred-
erick p, Raynham failed again today
to get away on an attempted trans
Atlantic flight in his Mar,insyde
plane. The machine arose only thirty
feet and then crashed to the ground
Ii was completely wrecked. but Meth
er Raynham nor his navigator. Lieut
Conrad n. Biddlecombe, was i'll
iurcd
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-17
ca.uSIly m Ia..ea

wAssSiscf5s. Si;asi'5b l''j il, ~ g.
Of fovs psivsisa kiilsd N
ccnlsirs9 h On army esiuo11
dsy. The fly IseIs1es:
James J. 1ssees
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-17

LoeAL soa.eHsr-e.r.,y sl.stx,
v:;.,:. y:;,n:. s'cjsh' s"s 'r's'y' ''m'~hSs
0fATG PoNGcAsr-rsnlehs and
Fneay partiy cloudy WEATHER, ssms-
NllAt WArUser,
KANSAS-tsIr and warmer tsnlsht
And Friday. fr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-17

construction Of roads and bridges are
included $7S,m TO match the federal
aid dollar for dollar, and $500 to
meet the one quarter mill levy made
.by the state upon similar action by
he county for road purposes.
Otfiess Cost eio,,iio More.
Dudset estimates from various
county offices for salaries and cost
Of operation during this year show an
Increase Of $i0J,ll0 over sppropria-
tions allowed them last year. Re-
vision Of these estimates was coss-
pleted by the county commissioners
Today in preparation for the budget.
' Total estimates for all departments.
exclusive OF roads and bridges and
schools are $4sJ2<O. against appro-
ptjsaions for the same departments
ioeaiing $Js0.lJ0 last Year. The com.
missioners will complete the road and
bridge fund estimate today.
Charity Yund Decreases.
An departments ask additional
funds excep, the charity fund. which
shows . decrease Of $500. This in
c)udes the salary Of the poor farm 50.
pefintendent, jail physician. medical
,ssppiies, maintenance Of the poor and
he widow and orphan pension fund
The estimste this year Is $4W'
: se1inst 81. 500 last year
More for Sheriff.
Principal increases are $l6,M IN
ths sStimate for the sieriifs office
md S224i0 fss the county ueasul-
~ office. The latter results partly
from an increased expenditure Of $lS,.
90 due TO the 1919 law for the re-
sale Of taxes. The general govern
aseut item calls for 5000 over las,
year to provide ios improvements
Nd repairs on huildings
The estimate fqf seventeen separate
M eoasblidated lchools passed upor
b the board 10 $l76,i1O, an inereass
q elS3sis over tks appropriation fol
sixteen separate and ccasclidatet
se4DolA last year. Estimates from
sehools not In those classes are no'
snbmhted 10 the board.
Arssspsiateas ASksl.
The appropriations asked BY tht
cSsnty offices and the increases owe,
last years allowance In the bulge
are ~ follows:>
esp s:Ss;s q ;;ii'S;Sfs' 4 ;ss Office ''s,'n' in.
20 ss.s.ifrs offiee. $4,000; increase o.
"S:ss,.s,., $50; no increase.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-17

Care --------- grocery store"
Mr.. Brice says he has received
numerous personal applications from
some of the young society girls o..
Oklahoma City who are anxious TO
ou,bara Theds and ou,pfk Vary.
he EXPECTS TO be able TO announce
the names OF the persons he will en-
ploy soon. and he says that all the
talent ne will sss in his productions
must come from Oklahoma
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-17
Bet Bill Hart
CetsMad when
HeReads This
f organ Grocery Clerk Admits
That bad Movie Man.
Has Nothing on Him,

Dsoovered-a rpan who admits he's
as good as Bill Hart
Since publication in the Times OF a
story saying that II {, Brioe, OKLA
homa City thea,er man, is seeking
talent for motion picture company
he is organizing, he has received hun
drcds OF letters and kilograms from
all parts OF Oklahoma from persons
ambitious to prance in pictures.
Here is wha, one letter from a
gentleman al Forgan. Okla. says
Il see you are going 10 make NOV
ing pictures Now can do anything
Bin Hart csn. can ride hoss. ming
lasso, shoot I got a sorrel hoss and
car make hun lay stuwn hke dad
same pS nm Hart and my hoss has n
wijte face too. and II good runner
can go anywhere you want and only
want 500 a month and my ho-s feed
and my meals. BiIl Hart has nothing
oa me and my hoss 10 you pay for
nay meals while laying of and hoss
teed' Let me know right away. ab
am the very man you want.
Yours very truly.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-17

In the appropriation Of $4l7.90O for
construction Of roads and bridges are
included $500 TO match the federal
2 aid dollar for dollar, and $500 TO
meet the one quarter mill levy made
b. the state upon similar action by
lie county for road purposes.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-04
CLAIM WIDOWER HAS
ELOPED WITH IS YEAR
OLD WEST SIDE GIRL
AUTHORITIES BELIEVED TO HAVE.
FAILED IN CHECKING MAR.
RAGE OF MISS GRACE WAT
kINS TO FEDERAL PLATE L..
BORER

Efforts to cirCumvent the malriaee
CT l3-yearold Grace WatKins, daugh-
ter Of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Watkins ni
West Ottawa, to John DOrociak, o.
vars old ant father OF three -mail
children, are believed 10 have been
futile by county and city officials, al
though every means available 10
cheek the couple was employed in q
hCpe of blocking The elopement
Sheriff G. =. Ayers, whose aid was
enlisted in The case, has sent tcle-
grams to all places where the pair
might have sought a marriage LICENSE,
but up to a late hour today no word
had been received from any of these
messages indicating the arrest OF
GorOciak and the girl.
Authorities at Akron, Ohio, l.or-
railC. OhiD, and points in Indiana
have been notified to be on The look
out for the man VINO /, charged by
Miss Watkins parents with abduction,
instructions sent out by the sheriff
call for his being informed OF the ar
rest and detention of Dorocak until
he can send a deputy to accompany
utm BACK to Ottawa.
According 10 the girls parents, Grace
disappeared from her home Monday.
When she did not return 10 the fHnt-
lily residence at night and inquiry was
instituted Whch led the investigators
to look up pOrociak. labOrer at the
learned thar DorcCiak had not been at
work al day.
! Friendship OF the man for the maiI
Of tender years had been known to
relatives Of Grace Tor some time.
Their efforts to break III any attach
ments which might have sprung VI
| between the twain We're unaNaiIiae
/ Parental ubjecl ions. il, is believed
caused them 10 plan and put INTO eX
ecutiOu an eiopoment which dDEht
leSsly by now has been -nr""7 'u ''
carried ont and resulted in marriage
Dorociak, it is claimed bS county Of
hcials. il d WiGoWer with tnrc" snai
children. which hc viii turn over I,
his Girl bride saOuld he be married
! to Grace. tr nother and care Cor.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-04
milk |NSPE EC1ONS
DISCLOSE BAC|LL|.
IN SEVERAL TESTS
SSiONER PALMER WITH.
HOLDS NAMES OF DEALERS
WHOSE PRODUCTS ARE FOUND
TO CONTAIN BACTERIA DUE
TO TOO MUCH DiRT"-DR. PIKE
MAKES REPORT.

That inspection of dairymen supply
mas borne some fruit, was disclosed
at the regular meeting OF the CITY
council last night, when ID. w. a. Pike
health commissioner, made his first
report ON the results OF the city $
campaign to clear up tand clean up
the milk situation.
The doctor announced that the
tests at the Illinois Valley laboratory
disclosed that all the milk graded up
well a. lad ~ butter fat was concern
ed, but there were few tests thai
showed clearly the presence of ba"ilIi
indicating the presence of too much
dirt
Concluding his report DR.. PIKE sald
letters OF warning had been sent 10
the offending milKmen with instruc'
,rlno to adopt better methods of san
itatiOn with the alternative prosecu-
tons would follow in case improve.
The names OF the dealers whose
milk was found to contain bacteria
indicating the presence Of too much
DIRT We're suppressed. The report
was submitted with the detailed aC
count or record, of each milkman :
product. but blOre II reached tue
counCil Commits iOner Palmer diyorc
ed the record from the doctors reg
ular monthly report and suppressed II
from news hounds, whom he thought
shouldn't know the names Of the deal.
ers in question. As the situation now
stands the public can only speculate
on wnOs who. one OF the may be Your
, dealer and again maNhap he isnt
There YOU are Take your choice.
One piphtheria Case.
I'm his general survey of The city :
health ~. pike showed that COndt
tionS here were far above normal for
this sIASpu of the year The usuaI
forms of contagiOn aboundng at this
time are exceedingly scarce. 80
scarce, in fact tnat there were no in
| iluenHa patients, no scarlet FEVER, nc
! typhoid no measles ana out very NIUE
sickness IN general.
| one case of diph,1eria was report
ed to his depart 'mont bat that cons,i
| ttea the sum total Oi the communita
! hle disease uncovered in Ottawa dur
! ing the past month.
= In.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-04
SCHOOLS ARE WELL
EQUIPPED AGAINST
SHORTAGE OF FUEL
GRADED INSTITUTIONS READY
TO PROVIDE SHELTER FOR PEO-
PIE WITHOUT FUEL IN CASE
THEY ARE NEEDED

City schools of Ottawa are prepared
for any eEigency which may arise d~
IA result OF the coal famine, accordins
t. a statement made to the press last
ident OF the board OF education.
All of the graded insjiutions.' SAID
Attorney Hills, have large supply
OF fuel on hand Win the exception
Cf ashinGt0n all the schools have
COal enough to last them for year.
Last summer we acted upon the aG-
vice If the coal dealers and operators,
who recommended buying in large
Quantities and storing. As Il result
of this bi of foresight and preCaution
the schools are in nice shape Tor fuel
There is only one danger Of the
schools being closed down, and mat Is
the communicating OF our tuci 'chOu!u
the authorities decide to take the coal
we will be lIp against it. There j. aa.
other po sib!ity that the schools mas
be turned over o public use for hou5'
ing people without fuel in their homes.
While this may not be done, tho
schools are public buildings and ii
they must give shelter to the public
to prevent suffering our supply viii
be drained pretty rapidly. II the oc-
casion requires the school buildin ;
will he ready to receive the people
who have to seek shelter in them,
concluded Mr.. Hills.
Ten Days Vacation.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-04
FALLS ON SIDEWALK
HIP is FRACTURED

Henry i. MuniOt, HO0 Douglas street
fell on the sidewalk in tlout o. N'gH'-
fms store last evening about > O'Clock
and fractured his hip Mr Moniot
was walking down La Salie street
when suddenly ne sli'ued on TIM
sheeting of ice and tell TO the side
walk. striking his hip first By
tanders rushed to mis- aid ana TO .
him TO Ryburn Hospital where an
X.ray was taken Of the nip. II Vas
found tha his hip had Dcen fracture
very badly.
Mr.. Monot later Was taken to ms
home. He H. getting alcNg 49, nice'N
as can be expected today nr Z, y
pa,r attended Mr. Ncnitt,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-04
GOVERNMENT GIVES
UP SUGAR CONTROL

Washington, Dec. 4-Abandonmen'
Of governmental attempts to control
the distribution and sale of sugar was
announced today by Attorney General
Palmer After the sugar equalization
heard is dissolved Dec. 3 the govern
mant will confiue its Efforts 30 rrNs"
cu,ions of rrrtiteeriug in sugar, M.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-04
OF Lever
ACT IS CHARGED TO
OWNERS OF MINES
(By the Associated Press )

indianapolis, Dec. 4.-Federal Judge Ander-
son has summoned the grand jury to appear
here next Monday to take up the investigation
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-04
LOWER AND LOWER
SINKS C|TY'S CASH
AS REVENUE IS CUT.
OVERDRAFT NOW BELOW $4,000
MARK SUBALTERNATES MAKE
MONTHLY REPORT ON WORK
DONE ~ DEPARTMENTS.

Reports of subuticers, showing an
exceptionally busy November occupied
considerable time in reading at last
night 5 meeting OF tle city conmis-
sion. The reports from subalterates
were handed in by the heads OF de-
partments and covered the operations
of each department during the month
Just closed.
The report OF city Clerk curtis
showing the financial condition ot tne
municipal eXchequer hasn't quite got
ten to the point where ii causes COR
eternatiOn, bu. the mayor ana e III
missioners are eyeing with deal Oh
apprehension the lastly growing over
draft now being carried by me clts.
At the present time the city Il S--,-
SO4. 50 III arrears ana the distance
from the zero mark keeps growing III
stead OF decreasing. Last month tAe
clerk reported receipts aggregali1g
S265S.33 ana expenditures amounting
to $50. with a deficit OF that klno
for the month the city starts Decem-
Der S25,SGt,S3 in the hole. The pay
roll for the preceding month reached
the sum total OF S3,3vo,16.
Twelve Fires Reported.
Twelve fire, took place during the
month. none OF which. with the eNcep-
lions OF the Fred Cole residence,
reached any serious dimensions. The
aggregate loss was $50 with the dam
age suffered at the Cole residence not
included.
Eight Arrests.
Eight arrests constituted the results
of a months work in the police de-
partment, according TO the report ut
Chief Grove. Fines aggregating >
were paid into the city treasury, Wnile
S9l was collected, S2U of that amount
being remittance by f. II, Rickerd,
a. part Of the tine assessed against
him several WeehS ago for operating
gambling room
Gas Tests o. x.
The repor, of city Seaier O'tonneii
showed that all tests made upon IN"
city gas supply showed the grade to
be above the standard fixed by city
ordinance The sealer gave much Oh
his time to collecting delinquent water
rentals with the result he brought IN
Sl6l7.7' which had been in arrears Tor
a long period.
Plumbing Inspector Wilson report
ed having made IS inspections amt
fines amounting to S36 collected
superintendent OF streets Costello
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-04
SUIT SENT
TO Jury; DEFENSE.
CLOSES CASE TODAY.
CLOSING ARGUMENTS IN CITY or
OTTAWA PERSONAL INJURY
PROCEEDINGS ARE MADE ~!
CIRCUIT COURT TODAY.

The Deenis-city lawssit viii - 70
he july late ihn afternoon shorty
after noon Attorney A T.. Buffers tut
the plaintiff started makiGA the clos
ing argument. lie spoke Tor a while
and then yielded the tiC TO Attorney
James j. CONWAY VIVA. with Mayor
Week and City Attorney Weese, has
been Representing jhe city through
out the ttial Attorney J.. o. Brow Ne
cIC4ed the argumeut lof the ptalntii
The case throughout has been one
OF the most otter! contested heid
in Ottawa in Several years
As rebut,al testimony Dr DEEMS
and Water Carpenter were called 20
tie stand Tor the paintir1. They tesU-,
LED denlal tC the statements maue
by the Witnesses tor the defense as
To the farm WORK Dr. Deenis had jeeA
GARY ing on since the acciden.,
Judge Stougn. Wnc has been on the
bench during the case, limited >he
closing arSdinents 0f tle attorneys u
one hour and thi.ty minutes tor each
side
city Engineer George FarrBworth
first witness Tor the defense vas re-
called to the stand again this morn.
ing Nh. farusWorth testified t0da.
thai a Ford automobile wheel. III pas
ing over a hoie eishteea inches in
width, would drop into the hole three
inches
Mr.. Fansworth vas cross examined
by Mir. ErnWne.
Dr. u. j Clune was III. next Wit
ness. lie testified it was impossible
for a man to have beeG injured in tne
manner described by the plaintiff.
He was examined directly by MI Con
way and put thru a grillng cross cN-
animation ny MI Browne,
He was followed by Dr. Elgcomb,
who testified to practically the same
thing Mn EdgComb was still! on tle
stand when the court adjourned at
noon.
City Calls Plaintiff
Dr.. DEEMS was again put on the
stand yesterday afternoon by the at
turneys for the defense. He was eX.
amined by Attorney James J, Conway
and was asked ii previously on the
witness sand he did not state that
he had never been ill., with the eXcep-
tiCn of Cne ime he had diuhtheria.
previous to his accident He stated
that he thought not and testified tltGt
he had mad Il severe attack Of erysin
iaS about seven or eight years a%O |
tie stated that he had been under the
care of a nurse for several weeks
He was next asked if he had not
had an N-ray picture taken Of h'sl
back, and replied that he had in Strea.i
tor two years ago Thanksgiving day
and the day following. lie was asked
where those plates were. and eN
planned that they were not good and
had not been preserved
He was then asked il he was not al
deputy sheriff of La Sale County a.
the present time, and If he had not
applied for the position of chief Of the
Ottawa police department, He stated
that he was a deputy sheriff but that
he had never applied for the lattcc
position. He was asked concerning q
communication that appeared in one
of the Ottawa papers last spring say
ing he would accept the position Of
chief o. police, and if he had not an
piled TO Commissioner Dana NJ. Pal
Continued on Page 2)
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-04

Fry Want "A IN 'hp Free Trade
Journa. FOR Quick Results
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-04

Ma age Licences.
Fred ihme 40, Mildred AMary E(j'
wards, il, both Cl Streator.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-04
WEATHER r

Rain or snow tonight
a'd Friday; warmer to.
night; colder Friday.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-04
Twelve Fires Reported,

Twelve fires took place during the
month, none OF which. with the eNcep'
,ions OF the Fred Cole residence,
reached any serious dimensions. The
aggregate loss was $3.50 with the dam
age suffered at the Cole residence not
incinded.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-04

OTTAWA JOURNAL
Gstablishsd 1850
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-04
pecide on Increase.

Continued on page 3, column ~ !
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-04

Chicago. Dec, tan railroad pas
sengpr service on north, west and
northwest lines running ont OF Chi
cago will NE cut one.t%ird beginning
next Monday under N order Issued
today by T. : Eustis, chairman or
passenger systems on these roads,
\ similar order will be issued Il
few days applying to eastern and
southern roads, which probably will
he effective next Tuesday
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-06-11
NORTH BENNINGTON

c. A. Hinsdale and family of Troy
were in town Tuesday.
Earl Patten has arrived at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Patten, from Service over
seas.
The Children's Day exercises at
the Baptist church viii be held Sun
day morning at 1890. Sunday school
at 11:45. Ycr~- 1a"o,o'r meeting in
the evening at $50 Topic, what We
Owe and How to Pay It."