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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-28
Hirr NEW YEAR,.

NJ Dear Girls ana Boys
suppose YOU nave had a perI.c,ly
wonderful Christmas ana | ana Just
waiting 80 get the letters tc!!inl- ino
AN about your happy time. what arc
you -oin" 20 do with this m!cc. brand
Mc" gear That is All your own. TO
iUahe INTO Whatever YOU WIZ isn't it
nice thing Z" THINK tina; we can
start all FRESH again, no matter how
much ". messed up tn. old one That
IL the real message Of tn. Sew Year
Each time tn" season rolls around II
means that We have another chance
TO build our lives and our happiness
into a more beautiful and wonderful
thing. wonder IL YOU know that
every day you live you are buildiul;
l!ttic bit into the house That * really
your character, Just a YOU have
seen the bricEIayers building a wall.
one brick 1T "a jiiHc. uni! II is "A great
strong house for people to Grd shell
ter beneath and cal! a home so YOU
are building every day. with either
a kind decd o. II bad one the temple
that holds that precious treasure Of
yours your own soul. / reckon some
OF us wouldn't he half 50 selush and
thourhtless. would We. If We only
realized that We are building some
thing. that after All is just for our
selves. See what good bricks you
can put into 1t in this beautiful. New
Year.
Wasn't it nice OF the old member"
TO make US such a beautiful heading
for our page? think we can guess
who he is in about three .uesses and
We certainly do appreciate his max
ing il for us. Thank you so /rnuch
for the pretty cards tina; YOU have
sent me. children, mine, Tor YOU don't
know how much l appreciate them.
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JUST ENOUGH STRENGTH.


T,rce unsuccessful attempts were
NichsburE 'rhc sicGc Of V!ckshur.
lasted for fort!-ScEen days During
this time 1000 Confederate troops i'll
side the city hnlf-siarVcd. Most OF
chem did not have any shoes. They
were under fire might and day
II was In tho last campaign \
southern soldier had hceu wounded.
y wagon was male to carry the
wounded froU the iicld TO tic hospital.
\ surgeon would 20 by the wagon
and see II the wounded would have a
en- nee 10 live and If they did have n
chance they would be put IN this
wagon and taken 10 the hospital.
This southern soldier was near the
surgeon tlat was looking over another
wounded soldier an diook this soldier
ana Laid him III The wagon The Other
man murmured in low tone, hardly.
heard. but understood By the surgeon.
Il hope l am as lucky as he" The
surgeon came closer TO tho man He
saw ihat the man could not live. but
CLING hard for life. He left that man
and went TO another near, because
there were thousands Of them on the
fold. The man. with all his strength
stood up and fell in the wagon The
surgeon came with another man. AMI
thinking the man Just stepped out.
laid him in the wagon and quickly
rushed the wagon TO the hospital,
where the man received careful atten-
tion. In a few months the soldier
VINO Was given up for dead told the
surgeon the story. The surgeon WAS
astonished. j. STUART WHITE
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THE KIND LITTLE UOY.

once upon Il time there was a poor
little girl. She lived with hcr mother
in an old hut, ana near where she
lived there Was a largo and beautiful
house. One day as She was standing
in from; OF this house. looking ut tho
beautiful flowers. the little boy VINO
lived there came along from the store,
and he asked her If she wanted some
flowers TO carry home TO her mother.
and she said Yes" So lie gave her
some. And then ne went Ia the house
and told his mother about the poor
little girl and she gave her mother q
lot of money and Il ncw house and
they lived Happily 10 the end of uhcii
days.
MARY ALICE. MNYES
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MARY ALICE MAYES.
CHRISTMAS.

Christmas bells are mcrrlly ringing
Santa Clause is coming. bringing
Toys for all good girls and boys
That are so soundly sleeping In their
beds.
While goodies aud toys dance In tholr
heads
Christmas morning the red birds sing.
Joy and happiness TO us they brine.
Children are happy and run OF fun,
They get In the snow and away they
run.
Ard on they have lots and lots OF fun
DOROTHY RIDGW.LN
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~ ADVENTURE.

g. whole is q do'ightful ho!id1v.
ny HENRY ASA SrITU
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Is MurS street.
We Take Caro- of Him.

Dear EdItOr.-Thanks 70 much Tor The
badge you cont me. ! think II Is very
The page was very interesting last sun
day. The story OF The Golden Key es-
pecially Is good Tell me all about the
little war orphan, Claude! Bclot. 30 | may
send him some money for Christmas. as
many others or the members doing.
Your member.
I'll? Delaware Avenue. South R!chmond
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cacr rpon tmc thore ,ya. I,,,.o
boy WHO'S name WAS Biny lie was
very "ich hu; ne was not happy ht-
cause ne wanted u sister Cfor lie h It
noncl pnc day rs lie wls out riding
he saw . poor little riri ~ I.az% Inr Z
house ugr Chat WAS what he was
WAS and she said. "EuaN H. 5skgd
hcr IL She hud II motAcr or fnthcr and
she said. No" Then he asked her
TO 20 home with him mud bo n!s sister
and she said M, Night f"
70 hr continued.
~ MARY Mice AlNYES.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-28

Dear i:,iitOr.-l
YOUR club for a 10
IL drawing. which
oaDer. I also IN
iaudc. I think
wish ! could have
the negative side
the T. u. {. c.
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THE WEEKS PRIZE WINNERS.

Mnry \. Mn!cS, Uoh 81. HupcvciI
Nn.
frycr Fortune, 1900 Hut street
South NfchmOnd, VA.
Evelyn NcnnOn lingo, :;0uI TAYLOR
street, City.
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Ave eleven years. N''' '''>'''''
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II Is Certainly Growing.

Dear Editor.--I am so glad YOU have de.
Cid.d 10 havo Indian contest. III,
club is growing fast. and there are lots OF
new members Some OF the stories in tn.
paper line and drawings good. BIZ,
have see seq better | am sending in = pic;
close with hes; wishes. An old member
W. THURMAN McCHESSEY
Ri,h
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Welcome Back

Dag" IN so long guess YOU have forgotten
Z nae. VIII do better next time Inc!os.
story. please print. Your member.
Louise NrII.I.JtNS
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Dear Editor.-As .hnt. uot yrltt.u 10
tho club for such long tina" / thour h +,
dear old club again. iiut hay. been 20
busy at chnoI tina huv" NOT boon ab..,
TO get tim" I" write. ! Gd -. ypt to ,.i,. mn
other get II "Ta,na this w"'k. bu; don; mind
tipus: WIN clusc Imd ieYv.. som. ,nm,,,
iOr the other members I'U,Ir. m ,fLo, '''''
. l.ttli.i.E LbI%t;TDN
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fsrICeN.
Try iIHrJ.

w d"Af i.d'I0- an ..nITmr N .
w91nii" M 81 j'gumniJ ,cnIis." Hope you
J an sotnr TO ..e'.ooi tomorrow % I'm an
III h,x w nov Eiitgr limits I'm. sou ali
$50 "'t.H" H. II,,i n' rr"ng ~ f. whom he re.
M ,,,, l.'t''i., hnp. VIII ~ ;rn in.a!
- foNl' -. az. iunmDCr- .4rr IAN v,i,,.
E,Iih GOOD 'ior'" cen bru, IN. 49,.
t.h," ''"'t" ii"UiuIT viii -, IL az, II.,..
IN soh, on = ,.uo'F u viii Ice I'm" Jar.t
~ Hr. MOIST ,los.. hor.iE - ' ~. .
.I.I> g. i,.r.rii = Foi,
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Correspondence Column


bon. l.d!tuU.--i hOrv You are we'll ann
*cndinw g drawing which hop" Z" soc rl
print. ~ srnIS"d hv-e last week hut tn
snow in"lteh the day after II r.ll. ! hope /,
VIII sn"w tgain sn"n; Editor. !; does NO,
tr.tn POSSIBLE" tht,t thrist,nas IL 80 ncn.
does ilr | sGrpos. li,It iy iii" time this
letter is printed u VIII be att-r Chrisim.us.
Your truly.
PhiSCIiiA N.ntN HATCH
I'niNcr.itN. Va llnN "
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II >u.-i, Was.

Wa 20 Eiat 20 900 my lattcr and names
~ nEEt'A va SuhuaEs page. aud ] was tn
gao ana SlfprIsed - tni name anon
IN" !r.-" Winners Many. m.uy thanks I"
F'" Toe giving II - ne. ! thiES AN India
r"ui"Hi VIII Dc iG5, srand. | am sending
IN i story I'r H. Wasn't the page an. il :;
"'"h,' thIrE thtt WAS Sp!. adil draw
,ns GY Eunic. W!kinsou must close
irv" Tor you aai all -: tho members
go, RUTH CCISENBEnY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-28

Dear NdItor.-I Win wri., IN L. ~
"hYi" NC, nor a. have not written I"r such
a. !ohE time. hut has" been reading in,.
rag. ever sunday. Iu.,Iosed imI No
nScinh which hop" to 81" in I,rin, by
IhTlsrnas cur school viii nave two week :
h"!i'ny thr!at'nas. ! VIII bc glad when i,
- iiiFf:, "Is going 10 writ" II story
i"t ne indian Contest hut couIdn', lind
'+S ''ihB 10 VIII" an OLD member.
t,, . AI1E EOiEY
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10 Third Avenue, Z
New Member.

Dear Eiitor,-l am sending in a puzzle.
winch ! hoping to printed on our
oage mex, SUNDAY. received my badge
and all the members had "a nice Thnnks-
giving. Yours truly
kATIIARI%E. -nEL,S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-28

hear Edit"!.-Was very GLAD 20 SEE my
.'t'rt IN print YESTERDAY. hut sorry not 10
So" I. chur@tC. hope y"u did not nut
!. ~ me wastebasfet :.gree with Louise
Ff lh:'i George 49, is :. lin, ards. l.
in"Te any change" ui INC wtnn:U. :. uri2e
"a" "holhtr medal: am Scnulus IN a
'hdTIGr, Tor tho contest. which | trust 10
-. Wiih This i"t"- in print Am vcry
s"Ff| but can't rlNy YOU IN" addresses .!
Susan GrvEnond and Nirciu!.. Davidson
Vel! n my letter is rather long ana |
don want To crowd lhG Other members
contributions out III close with ,uvc
You. loving n.nhc-
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I,ut,Sr Received.

Dear Editor.-l have received nv hangc
thc;n. i have drawn the picture " ~ ny ny
badge and | am sending !; In. ! hone
That y9u nave room enough for it in most
sundays paper Please ne, bIots
very glad that YOU said that ", Wcrr
10 have an Indian contest | wish YOU
and All the members a merry Chrjgtt,Ias
MD Hip. Iiooray Your member
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-28

T"ar Editor. I ~
raES for 81 Ion. dime
zen IL | r"gL IL sv.-
INC. iGt!pS"G vpY WIN
mop" 10 So" Ia the
.lp'-" now. wlth 'oI.
FROM your nI"c,.yrat
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BROOK neal. :
Sends starr.

hb @nn ,EaSoriri ~, ~ ssmlinE tory which
*ood artist, wiz try to wr!t. a sto-y
sNtty Sunday. J Will close nov C;ooI.by
y new member
MARY Mice NAYES
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-28

l'ghr Editor,-I hope YOU are we'll am
sSrdinv " drawing, which | houc 10 $3.50 In.
nc 'nlN"T. none M pictures vii! To- in
Af' iNG!an t"atcSt Yours .ruIV,
rRtSCli-i--t y. HATCH.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-28

Dearest Editor.
nav drawing IN .thr
r'Nb'.s Ia = u!cV
Ura" ir.-. which
provided 'uu i.a'
Dag" Til Nlg"
sth,r sunday l.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-28

Dear Editor, am sending Won some
mtH,"Ii'fs. am sending you 80; auto
"'"oi."' lha1n!ns you aver 80 much
IOurs truly
~, . RUFUS GfonGr
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New Member.

Dear Editor.
certainly apure
- C.hoDl Iia'
httNert cont tu
Ike r.. W
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Sends I'IIikic

boar EIi.Or. ~
turkey H. the Dap.r
going To send iu d
VIA re- ii Suauav
!,
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Praises Member

Dear Editor i will I
ana let YOU hear from III
i'll a ira wing. which h,
factory. ann glad to :
back again. think her
cid. we had some very
The Pare Sunday. like
hidden treasure. ;hink
Well. | think / have W.T.
time. VII! close. w
members. \ tru'
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Irnhlcd Hamr< os Girls.

i1NGLYN kGNNoN IN.@
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Sends Drawing.

bgNr Editor
! nupg no soc ~
p"" O.. the lad,
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Hope You Are Better.

Ichr FuItuF.--I am sendIng YOU IN 4
drawing Tor the Indian contest. Hope |
will see 1t in The papcr this Sunday. The
reason ! didn't send drawing In for la.,
sunday WAS because was sick. / wish YOU
would nut the drawing and story that I
gent you in III" PAPER after the contest. l
guess ! had better close. will nave to
With love TO all: your member.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-28

So i.t'lH. uN.
one at - Time.
Dear Editor
r'Cturr Of tho G.
names next sun,
Ii- patch Tina
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-18
DEMPSEY DEMANDS
HALF MILLION PURSE

Jack l'amps worlds heavyweight
e. ampion. demands One-quar.er of a
million dollars to fight Georges Car.
pentler IN Paris, and according TO u
cablegram from Paris TUESDAY. A.
DacCin manager OF the Wondcrla nd
sporting Club, is ready to NEE, that
demand a
But Jack il not going 10 stop lher,.
Jaaks has also demanded that he Eavn
tue privilege of II percentage OF the
prohts. The motion picture graft
hasn't been mentioned as get, but will
come out later.
N. Thee Vicnne also assured Jack
a large sum to fight in Paris. He Of
fered DEMPSEY $2G0G0 and 2j per cent
CT the motion picture revenue which
IS estimated to reach $50.o00. Vienne
also wants to stage the battle al per.
shing stadium at Paris. These terms
were cabled to Jack yesterday Ac
cording TO Manager Jack kea.ns. he j..
not going to close the bid vet and
schedule fight with Georges. He i.
going to wait until French promoter
come 70 this country to talk business.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-18
RAISE CURTAIN on
BASKET BALL SEASON

With the promise of every SUDDEN
in O. II. S. and various others L.
back them during the basketball sea.
son. the red and white squad. undef
Coach urady. will make their first az.
pcarance in the basket line tomorrow
afternoon at 3 o'clock at The hiGh
school gym in Il clash With Sprins
Valley.
The game vas scheduled 20 tahl
place in the evening hut on account
Of the coal situation was called t.
be staged on Friday, afternoon. But
q difference in time doesn't change tbs
huFky warriors Of Grady. They can
play any time or any place. And
what a trimming hey intend to hand
the Valley boys, With Bob Hilliaru,
Woodward. Anderson, Claus and Moss
on the floor they will do littl :
prancng and show the Otawans that
they have a real. line OF sports this
year. .........
1t means II Whole lot to team u
win their first game in any sport. II
they cop the opener they are confident
in each other and feel like climbing
on. THIS Is just how the local squad
feels today They intend 20 win the
hrst game and start the season right
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-18
HENS FALL FOR NEW SCHEME
Indiana University Expert Makes
Them Work Overtime by Elec-
trio Light.

Lafayette, lnd.--Purdue universities
experiment In increased egg produc-
tion here through the use of electric
lights in poultry pens il proving "A
success according to Prof. \. &. Phil-
lips, who has charge of the work He
says that The hens in the coops that
have electric lights are laying more
eggs than the hens in unlighted coops.
In the coops with lights the hens
continue scratching and hunting Tor
food. II is snid. whereas in the other
pens the hens hunt their roosts' rs
,s"'n az darkness comes. With the
additional amount of food and exer-
else the hens in the lighted pens be-
come better egg producers. The elec-
trio lights are kept lighted until ten
O'Clock each night, giving the hens
about five and half hours overtime
work each day.
Then hens have no unions that we
know OF, SO there is no objection TO the
longer working day" said Professor
Phillips.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-18
FRED PLAlsrED KEEPS BERTH
Veteran viii Have Charge o. Rowing
Equipment n coiumbia--Will %
No Coaching.

Fred Plaisted. who for FIVE years
was assistant coach In charge of the
Columbia University freshmen crews
under direction Of jim Rice. hA. been
rc-cngaged by the Columbia authOri'
ties to serve as general ass'strnt ut
the Union Boat clubhouse. where the
Columbia oarsmen will make their
headquarters. Plaistcd VIII not he re-
qnircd TO do any conthing because OF
his advanced years. but he will have
full responsibility for keeping the
bnrges. racing shells. sweeps and all
other equipment ~ tho penthouse In
order.
Plaisted IL one of the hest known
of professional oarsmen this country
has developed. He was at his prime
In the seventies. when rhe Ward broth.
ers were sweeping all before them. He
won .nany races. both as "A single SCull
or and trnmcd in crews with other
professionals. His first college en-
"a cement was with Rowdoin and later
he was in charge of an equipment nj
Yale. He first came to Columbia in
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-18
LN'O.|TES %',
ESPORDW[

= Eniteri States tint association II
nearing the sou club mark, vi ri
HayT williams former Westen,
League player. is. now a heavyweight
| '6elFi III. - N !
Thee are& approximately c500o
Sporting goods stores in the United
States.
Harvard boasts thirteen freshman
eight-oared crews, record TOR the
Crimson.
Brown university students must
learn to swim as part OF the physical
training there.
Sam Wick will stick with the Ysn.
KEGS next season. lf he sticks around
800 well say he'll stick.
I. Cleveland pitchers last yenr failed
10 strike ont Eddie Murphy, pinch
bitter forths White Svx.
A Judges stand for race tricks that
is revolyed by an electEic motor Is The
idea ofn Kentucky inventor. a'a.F{
III
Harvard viii send varsity. second
varsity and freshmen crews against
the Navy on the Severn on April "a.
President'Jobn Heydler says there IS
no real sentiment IN his league for a
schedule longer than 1874 games next
year
Dennis r. O'Connell. Jr., Of the
Dorchester district Of Boston has been
elected captain Of the Harvard track
team.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-18
FACE MUCH RED TAPE
Americans Find Travel m Ger.
many Is Difficult.
Absence OF Official American Repre-.
sentatiop 10 Berlin Causes
Embarrassment.

Berlin.-Lack OF American official
representation in Berlin is causing
American travellers considerable EN-
barrssslnpnf.
Inc Spanish embassy representing
American interests can sometimes
help the traveller but more often not.
Nshas ton much business 10 handle,
Ana'Fed tape unwnds slowly in Ger.
many
As n result of this situation Amer
lcats coming here are complaining
considerably " the situation.
England and France are literally
represented on missions here. Amer
lea mas none. And It's iuteres have
to be- conserved mainly by the Amer
leah legations In The Hague and
Copenhagen.
Two stranded American sailors
reached town recently. expecting pass.
ports le e. They were pennlless but
expected lift. They couldn't get a
passport right away; maybe by waiting
long enough they might have had one
through The spanish embassy. Prob.
ably they passed the borders some.
how 'oD their own" It can be done,
but It's unpleasant.
And Al the same time IN American
business man arrived with per
fectly good pass hut found he needed
TO travel to Czecboslovakia to com.
plete an important deal. Could he gel
hts pass amended here? No. hc had
" Uaysl - CYpciUM.eA an,l run The
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-18
Local Notes.

Mi Mildred Montgomery is visit
ing relatives in st. Paul. Mimi.
y. Orsi and daughter Ida were OF
TARA callers yesterday afternoon.
ftAiG and Mrs Salsburger of North
Dakota. are visiting at the home of
INLAND Mrs. James Weir on Wash
ingten street
MAS Alice 4PuJey who attends
Lawfencs college in Appleton. Wis,
her patents. Mr., and Mrs. George
Pussy ials1
Mildred McCurdy spent lew hours
iu Ottawa yesterday a..
Mis- Helen Orsi will go to Amboy.
ill.,. tomorrow Tor visit with rela.
tfvc7. W.T. ~ot~t} t
/ Mrs Henry Mattottc OF Ottawa.
yisIted fpiends in this city today.
MISS Margaret Brewster. who at
tends Lombard college. will arrive
lIere tomorrow 10 VII during tbs
holidays with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. II q. Brewster.
>. A, Lewis spent today in Chicago
The Rebecca lodge will hold card
pdTtt tOnlgnt IN the NOouman nall.
Collin Davidson of Chicago, is Wis
iting his father. +. +. Davidson. in
that city.
Miss Loretta Vaughey, who attends
st. Mary's college in South Bend,
Ind. arrived here this afternoon TO
visit during the holidays with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Vaughcy.
Charles Eichelkraut and Roy Ora
fes OF Ottawa. spent last vening in
hAS,sIiyy,, AT The home of Mr., and
Mrs: CHARLES Graffes
y. Mrs, Earnest. Moore and Frances
Moore we're Ottawa callers today.
Enlmett Weir of Tulsa Okla. is
spending a few days III. Chicago visit
ing nttntls. -''' Ala b -"
Mr. and Mrs. Cyr6s Tiowbridge
spent last evening in Ottawa
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-18

After the death Of his wife Uncle
VIII went to live with his brother. and
his little niece was overheard explain
Ing tt to her little playmate: You
see. Betty, Uncle WIll'n wife just died,
an he's come to live with us iii he
finds another one"
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-18
COACH WILCE IS A SURGEON
Football Mentor o. Ohio State Univer.
sity Received hts Sreepskin
al Last Summer 5se

Why do they call John w. WilCe.
Ohio State coach. doctor, WAGel2
Very simple. Because he is a grndl-
ate NJ. D., having received his sheep
skin in surgery nj Ohio State last
June, Wilce graduated from The Uni,
versity of Wisconsin before accepting
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-18
A. E. +. WRESTLERS
IN CHICAGO BOUT

Earl Caddock, worlds heavyweight
champion sranrler. tonight will meet
sam Clapham. holder OF the Engls:.
title. The match will be staged at
the Second Regiment Armory in Chi.
cago, under the auspices OF Colonel
James r. Stuart, 18th Infantry Botl
men fought against the Hun
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-18

the position If Ohio State football
coach. He was one. Of the -reDtesf
guards that ever played In the Big
Ten. ~ VIZ
Doctor Wilce entered the .. S. u
College Of Medicine the first year he
served as football mentor. and gradu.
ated last June. The coach does moi
have to Seek expert medical advice
now whenever player is injured. Fe
riNeH Il himself
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-18

risk OF losing his business deal
through the delay.
These are only sample cases. Daily
Americans with difficulties rs bal as
or worse than those above cited are
here, and find that the T. S. A. isn't
among those present. They say II
should he.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-18
John O'NeilI Dead.


John O'Neill. aged -. a resident Of
this city for 4 number Of Years. died
yesterday afternoon at 4:30 at his
home on Eas Bluff street due to a
paralytit stroke. Funeral services
win be held Friday morning at .
o'clock at st. Joseph's Catholic
Church. Burial will be made at Ran.
som. Mr. ONeill was born in 1855
in Eagle township, west of Streator.
Besides the widow he is survived b.
four children. Mrs. Milton Hanncman,
richard, Emmett and Margaret; two
brathers, Thomas of Dwight and Wi.
liam OF Highland. and six sisters,
Mrs. Grennan of Streator Mrs. Anna
Glennau OF Highland, Belle and Marie
Of ghicagQ and Jennie and Agnes OF
Dwight He was employed for 4 nun
Der of years as timckecpcr a; the Cct
tain.teed Corporation