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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-21
U. S. Leads World, Peru Holds

New York. May 2l.-Pcru's first
ambassador to the United States. DR..
Francisco Tucdelay Narnrca. at n Pan
American Society luncheon here yester-
day. declared Peru considers with sin
core qualification the decisive part which
has fallen to tho United States in the
process of world construction.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-21
lNC-l Delayed; Won't
Start Flight Today


Certinucd From Page One
consideration as part of the hazards of
transatlantic fight, members of the
other cross ocean expeditions today
continued to mature their plans for
flights with the next full moon. three
weeks hence. From Harbor Grace came
word that the Handlcy Page super
bomber would he in the air within ten
days. instead of fortnight, as the as
semblng of this machine is being ex
pedited.
Captain Alcott. Of the Anglo Amcri
can team which will attempt a fight in
d yimy bomber. expects tho latter ma
chino to reach here tomorrow or Friday.
While here he will use ns his base the
Mount Pearl plateau airdromc vacated
BY Hawker Flying light to Ilarbor
Grace he will there take on full load
Of S65 gallons of gasoline before hop
ping off. His plane will have n range
of 2440 miles. Captain Alrott said to-
day that he would carry as life saving
equipment only an inhatable vest. as ho
considered other contrivances of such
doubtful value that he would not bur
den his machine with them.
Repairing Martinsyde
The skeleton Of Frederick X. Rayn-
hams Martinsydc plane. thing
Of frail appcaranc" stripped Of its GOV
ering of linen and veneer. was set mp in
a repair shop today TO be rrasscmhl"d.
Captain &. W. +. Morgan Indicated
that he would not fly with Kaynham in
the attempt to win fame for which III"
machine is being rebuilt. He said when
he recovered from his iniurirs hC would
make an effort to obtain new plane
and start an independent flight for III"
British Isles.
An attempt is TO ho made by tho srv-
eral expcditioncrs here preparing for
fights to obtain moro satisfactory
weather reports than any heretofore OBJ
tanned. MotcorologiStS Of tho eNpCdi
tions met last night and considered dc
fects due to transmission delays. aud Il
request will be made Of tho British air
ministry for more voluminouS reports. /
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-21
ALL ON PLANE NC-.3
ANTICIPATED DEATH
Cre,c Care Up Hope " lille
AdriH at Sea. TO,rers Saws

pnpta noI,,d, AyoraE NJn, ~
J;ortopo,t Eo,",,or,Io, AIhort {, pood
Nou, boro ,.os,ondnr fror, uorto j., ,ho
America, soon1aro \r.1
"Excnntionomr bod v'o,+bor uhiob
,ros totaII,, rrovnon+od noe ,ho saIo
ro.sor for tho faiIrro or oil throo or
tho Aror;oor ro,.,.s soo,,Ioros ., a,
from Trcpasspy. Newfoundland. to
Ponta Dplgada on schedule time" said
Commander John II. Towers TO tho cor
respondent of the Associated Press.
The man who commanded the over
seas fight in his farship NC-3 and
the members of his crow who had 70
ceivod n serero huffctinq both from, ,ho
storm overhead and tbo turhuropt son
when tbo nIopo was Jomarod Satur.
doy in oI;gbti,, nm tbc w,tor ,.oro
,,,,,ob rofroebod oftor having roco;,od
stIoor last ,,.biIo h,,oLirr tbo s.orn, Co.,
-, Lo,,rs J Lo;no ,dn;t, sftr
80 Lo,rs ,,,ono ont;roI,. ont of aon,
.;at;a, ,,i,t, ~. o.ia
Srew 'aNe Up hope
'1ndivdually. said Commander
Towers. 1.-THE members of the crew of
the NC-3 virtually gave up hope Of
being rescued Saturday night. but col .
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-21

Tho ncacp commission of the Ma
tionaI Assembly met with tho cabinet
At 6 o'clock Monday evening, the session
being under guard and held in stricteSt
secrecy. Even members of parliament
not belonging to tho committee were
barred Bernhard Dcrnburg and Herr
WisscI, minister for social policy. who
have returned from Spa, participated in
thc discussion. The government ycstNr'
dav announced that forecasts Of tho
German rcply. S"nt out by several
foreign correspondents. were wholly
without foundation and were based on
individual coniC"turcs.
Such comment as IT was possible to
adducc in official quarters permits the
inference that the German official re
ply will baSically undcrscorc the con
trabirtion. alleged by Germany. between
tho terms Of peace and President viii
sons program which. it will he said.
was accepted in good faith by both
parties as n basis for negotiations.
The German peace mission at Yer
saillcS WILL in tho course of the next
few days. transmit n series of i'm
portant notes dealing with the issues in
volvcd on the eastern frontier in AlsaCe-
IorrainC and occupied territory, the
size Of tho indemnity. tho manner of
its payment. German private property
in hostile countries and the rights of
labor.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-21
Senator Nare's Statement

Senator Ware gave the following
statement after the hearing:
'Fity Solicitor Connolly, Mr.. CAT
ncr and Senator Edward W. Patton. all
Of them practical mon who understand
the workings of the Philadelphia city
government. in their addresses showed
how ridiculous this charter bill is in
many ways.
This showing was made notwith-
standing the fact that this bill had
been all ripped apart and amended be
fore it was brought before the commit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-13
u u awfuily hard for q genius TO
keep his name on the pay roll.

II you value your watch, let
Haynes repair g. Near Liberty
theatre Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-13
Fortune From SIS Loan

IL q a
Is sufficient
az Receiver kendrick. Philadelphia
some there 10 Mr kendck much dis
a
and those above him had made him the goat
uonabl indicted
a
establishment pnfcr.
man wei
meanwhile who
will
troubled
Chicago. Of position he s. to him tho
that much Of his
months later that Jones his 81 hack with the
who
he
plodded without making
10 NE" Chicago
n he
placed
will t1s00 a
young a cloud had made of
. hruw
to do something
refu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-13
PORTO RICO IS
DRINKING TONIC
so Per Cent Kick in Stuff at
San Juan

Especial TO tn. star By y. r. ~
SAN JUAN. June f3.-They're
drinking hair tonic in Porto Rico
now. II has 90 par cent kick. The
stuff IL put up by san Juan firm.
in bottles commonly known as
splits" They have crown corks
and a handsome label. line in red
ink reading. Alcohol 90 per cent
For external use" There IL a little
quinlne In each bottle. which adds
"a it's tonic effect. and a trace Of per.
fume. which disappears when the
bottle is uncorksd a short time. The
makers have been ordered TO hold
5 200 bottles at the factory. ready for
shipment But the formula has been
registered according 70 law. and
there seems no ground to stop the
sale OF the mixture Meantime. the
natives are getting beautiful jaEs on
the stock that has been sold.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-13
OLD LINCOLN BALLOT
IS FOUND BY WOMEN

LOS ANGELES. Cal, June IA
Mrs. Jessie NJ. Lewis. u this city
exhibited 10 friends recently an In
teresting souvenir which she found
In trunk In the attic OF her
home.
II was n republican ballot for the
presidential campaign in when
Abraham Lincoln was elected ana
his name appeared at the top. Mrs
Lewis father. ]. w. Hiatt. was
candidate for township trustee on
the same ticket.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-13
FREE DOCTOR
Go TO IL
RIGHT DRUG %.
1e9 WashinEtsn g.
and iii First Ave-

And the Doctor win I've
YOU . careful examlna11on
and prescribe for ~
TREE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-13
Many German Babies Dying
Because of Food Shortage

enough. such as II u. But little OF u
finds It's way into Germany.
German officials will direct inyssti.
gators 60 tho sections where condi.
tons are worst But one can dodge
officials and investigate for himself.
lie viii md that conditions are bad
enough. without official direction.
| The rich German farmers, who
have made money out % the war. tho
ithcy have grumbled loudly. have
food. The rich people in town can
I buy food. The ways Of getting II are
/ devious. but IL can be had
But the poor peasants and the poor
townspeople alike arc unable TO get
| food enough.
\ small portion OF praised bee
costs more than 81.
Butter. margarine. Eoap-any kind
OF oil or fats unknown.
Evcrywhcrc along the border be
tween Germany and czccho Sioyakia
Ia evidence of tho German fear OF
invasion Bnrbcd wire entanRic-
mcnts line the border near ziegenhais
and the road to Niklasdorf Beyond
them German volunteers mar 6 h
strongly behind German bands, black
and white pennons nying from the
lances Of Uhlan regiments. The ran.
way line " a wreck OF twisted IRON
blown up by the Germans. And ma.
chine guns and field guns here and
there show readiness TO contest any
suspicion OF an invasion.
In Bohemia there may he lurking
fear OF anarchy. There isn't a square
mile OF Europe that hasn't its Bolshe-
visits.
But Bohemia has food. she has a
new national consciousness about
which to rally. and she knows that
I Bolsheviun will rule Germany before
It ever will he a cause for serious
worry In Czecho.SlovalSia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-13
WANTS TO KEEP so
DOGS ON HIS FARM

REDWOOD CITY. Cal. June Ia
The request % Walter w. sicttheim.
err 70 be allowed TO keep hi. 80 ca.
mines on his country place near Ath-
erton. win be decided upon b.
city supervisors.
Because OF the law limiting two
dogs TO be auafiercd on any one
premises. siei,heimcr was forced to
put his plea before the supervisors
before bringing the dogs on his
place
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-13

People VINO are forced to stand
on their feet all day know what
sore. tender. sweaty, burning feet
mean. They use "Tiz.' and TIL"
cures their feet right up. II keeps
feet in perfect condition. TIE" is
the only remedy in the world that
draws out all the poisonous exuda.
tlons which puff up the feet and
cause tender. sore. tired, aching
feet. II instantly stops the pain In
corns. callouses and bunions. It's
simply glorious. All! how comfort
able your feet feel after using
"Tiz." You'll never limp or draw
up your face In pain. Your shoes
won't tighten and hurt your feet.
Get a 25-cent box OF ''Tiz" now
from any druggist. Just think! a
whole years foot comfort for only
rs cents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-13

Americas policy In the Philippines
has made even Cen Agulnaldo. IA
nous Filipino rebel, staunch
friend OF Uncle Sam. Aguinaldo re
Gently sent A. G.. Eacamllla, his pri-
vate secretary. TO the United States
with his young son TO educate him
In American colleges. Junior" will
attend Andover college at Boston
after a short course under private
tutor. Escamilla. active In Philip.
pine progress. has been private sec
rotary 20 the old Filipino general
since American occupation OF the
islands.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-13
GERMAN Ex-PRlNCE
CANDLES IN ITALY

GENEVA. June i3.--Prince Joa-
chin. youngest son OF the former
kaiser. CANDLES nightly on Italian
territory. With him are always
number Of German and Austrian arts
toeras who play for high stakes. The
gambling place is campione. the new
Italian resort opposite Lugano. II Is
surrounded by Swiss territory. Swiss
authorities have framed a protest TO
Italy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-13
HAIG URGES BRITAIN
TO PREPARE FOR WAR

LONDON, June f3--"lt Is only by
preparations for war that peace may
be guaranteed. declared Field Mar
shall Haig. speaking at Guild hall.
AS one who has seen enough OF
war" he said. 81 urge that a strong
citizen army be set up. making every
able bodied man an emergency
trained man. In this way only may
peace be guaranteed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-13

PRAGUE. June i5.--Babies are dy.
ing In Germany.
They are dying daily for want Of
proper food
Many more Of them must die be.
fore any arrangement for feeding
Germany that may be made will pro
vide enough suitable food for in.
fants.
over tho border IN Bohemia the
new Cxecho SlovA kia--therc IL food
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-13
Who Says Finance
Has No Romance?
ny RICHARD SPIIIANE
Luck of the Goulds

/ Il IN a hasn
feat and depression into the highway OF biz
Is OF Gould
lie died toooo0oo
tive OF destruction.
after Il
death
had been incrcar - @ time
mil
lions melted Hardly which
The Missouri Pacific
Louis Mountain
At $ wasine
Western would have followed
o
Of
OF gradually
comes mighty golden
10 .
The Texas Pacific II. a
been wan and o many years,
IL
This q
taken develop
r. 60
oil
a
comparatively hor time The capital has the old Hharehod
az a
r. in
Ia
a sele
the
b.
The Goulda by a o
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-31
GROVE ROLLS HIGH
SCORE ON CLUB ALLEYS

Bowling at the Boa tlub has nos
get 4 real start and is goine at fuli
blast Scores OF all kinds are being
as "a. Roy Grove has tn" honor OF
holding the high score SO far this
year, having hit -. tie also has Z
2la tC has credit
Charles lrion is right after him
with $40, Yesterday he took a no
ION To bowl a game and before he
knew it his fist seven frames we're
strikes In the cjghth and ninth he
srared, and in the tenth he made nine
pins. il was thought at FIRST he Wus
gDinG 10 establish record that wouli
be the hiGhc>' ever bOWled on the
club alleys. but somehow luck turned
against him and he ended with 2tp.
NClmar Anderson has already reach
ed 2o5 Louie Gerding has also SHOW
I'd the boWlers that he is capable ~
shooting Them down tor a fall of 20i.
Louie MAS a bit worried about getting
the mark on the board. but after he
had got en- several turkeys" and u
few spares he ran away with 20 !
score and had a smile from one ear to
the other Louie is on a bowling team
and. Of course. had To be COnGratu.
lated on his fine work
George HOssack has been appointed
0thCiT SCcreKeepey Tor the season 5
bowling tournament games. George
won the admiration OF all the bOwlcrS
by his iair judgment in calling fouls.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-31
MARSEILLES
MISS THERESA PHILLlMORE,
Representative, Branch Office PhIrnore Brdnu

Mrs. ROWE Bignal is seriously i'll at
her home on +. Bluff street.
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Nelson loft this
morning for Convoy. Ohio for a short
visit with + T, TUNNEL
Mr. and Mrs Leon Vocheront at
tended the GayGty Theatre in Ottawa
last evening
Mrs. Thomas Worrell spent yester,
day afternoon in Ottawa
Mrs. Adelaide Rosenfelt returned
from a few days visit in Utica
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hagy spent
last evening in ottawa,
Mr. and Mrs Earnest Leitcritz
and children returned to their home
at Chicago Heights after visit here
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. August
LeiteritZ.
Miss Cecilia White returned to her
home in Utica after visit with rela.
tivcs here,
EdN in white VINO was employed in
Champaign, Ill, resigned his position
and returned to his home in this city.
Misses Bculah Timmons and Mar.
garet Dix spent last evening in OF
tawa
Ray Crafts and Emmett Corrigan
%. Ottawa. attended the funeral Of
John Price, held yesterday afternoon
Mrs. John Phllimorc OF Seneca.
visited here yesterday AZ the home
OF Mir and Mrs, August Leireritz.
Miss Leone Frown. public health
nurse of Ottawa, motorod to this city
t,.,l
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-31
FRACTION TIME" TO
COUNT WITH DEMPSEY
SAYS ENGLISH CRITIC

London. Doe. 3l.-The chances OF
Jack DEMPSEY. worlds heavyweight
champion. to win in his proposed
tight with Georges Carpenter. the
famous Fronchman will dcpend more
uuon Dcmpsev's reaction time" than
upon any superioritv he may possess
in weight and muscular power. ac,
cording to a medical writer in the
Evening News In explaining what he
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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-31
FAST Ia SALE NINE
TO CLASH NEW YEAR
NIGHT WITH STARS
OTTAWA INDOOR BALL FANS TO
RE GIVEN TREAT WHEN TWO
OF COUNTY'S BEST AoGREGA.
TONS MEET AT ARMORY.

Ball fans Of Ottawa have real
ia samo ahead, which viii De played
tomorrow nieht at the Armory Tn
game with the GgIcsby Tigers Was ina
possible to schedule, SO the best that
could be done was With the fast ~
Sale Yankees of the La Sale League"
The game Will he called promptly al
: G. cock
The La Sale team felt hey are not
quite strong enough tor the Ottawa
a., Star team, 50 they have fallen
Lack on Sandy Coutts, pitcher for
the Tigers, and their star catcher
Slater, as their battery Sandy has
made quite a record this season In
one game he had tWenty-eiGht strike,
cuts to his credit He IS real whi@
when he gets started. 20 tar since
he has been pitching indoor ball he
EaSn't suffered a defeat
TIE La Sale team has some heavv
hi, orS. the most noted OF the nine
being Ostcmcyer and Neiland Both
men have records to be proud Of IN
the batting line and are swatting Il
y
hitter and once in a while soaks out
bcezer to the feeders to fight over,
The Ottawa aggregation will be
made up of alBstar men who have
played on the league teams. Each
mem0er Of the teams will be given a
chance some time before the game is
called Those best suited will be
picked and stuck in the lineup 10
help defeat the Yankees
The lineup OF the Yankees.
Ostemeyer. left field, Neiland. first
base; Wallace, second base; Raccri-
"a, left short; Pierce, right shor,
t'alk, third base; Hoisinger. right
field; CCutts, pitcher: Slater. catcher
The Local Lineup.
The lC cal nine consists OF men pick
ed from teams in the league OF ".
taWa. They are all fast and are eX-
pected to give the La Sale bunch ii
good trimming IIodginS will be the
main squeeze on the local nine. while
Fiexel will be right after him. HOd,
gins has been picked to dish out the
old curves % the lanks and tie2el
will receive. The ottawa lineup is
as follows:
Hodgins, pitcher; Fiezel catch;
Leverich first base; Simon, second
base; Buckner, third base; Halligan,
right short Boyle left short; Nor
rell right field; Farrell, left field,
prague and llcgg, substitutes.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-31
COMISKEY DENIES
SOX WERE CROOKED

Chicago, Dec. 31.~-President Com
iskey Of the Chicago American league
club today reiterated his offer of
$4,000 for direct information prov
ing that dishonesty Of any member Of
his team after an investigation of
rumors that White Sox players in
agreement with St Louis gambling
syndicate threw" games during the
1919 season and during the world
series.
At the conclusion of a secret con-
ference of officials of the team at
which two St. Louis men testified.
Secretary Harry Gardiner announced
that no evidence to support the
charge had been produced
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-31
VESTER WOMAN IN
MOUNT CLEMENS IA

tiy the Associated rtcs8D
Mount Clemens, Mich. Dec 81
tecil Beatrice Ncstcr was Surcnle
10 the authKllies here shortly BET
) o'clock this morning and place.
the county Jail on "A charge Of mur'
Ing j Stanley Brown,
Mrs. NeStcr, for whom war
charging the murder of J. Stai
Brown was issued Monday. had b
questioned by Chief OF Police IA
StiaiGE it became known today
the company OF iWo newspaper m
she. was brought to q point near he
ami the police chief summoned
According to Chief Straight MI
NcStcy duplicates TWO other perSol
previously questioned by the autho
Tres.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-31
SAFE BLOWERS GET
$4,000 IN CASH
fBy the Associated Press }

Chicago, Dec. 3l,-'tour satebIowers
blew the locks of two vaults in the
factory Of the Gold Furniture Com.
pany early today and escaped with
cash and valuable worth between SIS
cot and 500
The cracksmen broke into the plant
at o'clock this morning. tied the
night Waterman to a chair and spent
tour and half hours at their work
according to the Waterman.
With the aid CT nashlight they
inspected every PAPER taken from the
vaults and carried off all that appear.
cd 10 be Of value.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-31
10000 TO WITNESS
HARVARD OREGON GAME

Pasadena Cal. Dec 3l--YiurvarG
and Oregon football teams today were
ready for hei. contest at Tournament
Park tomorrow Training is over eX.
Cept for light workout this morning,
and the teams will oppose each other,
as far as condition counts, in their
present shace.
Players Of both teams today appear
ed nearer O. equal size than at any
time since their arrival
More than 10000 people will wit
ness tomOrrCW's game. Every Ons
Of the g 500 seats We're sold several
days ago, according to the tootba' !
committees announcement.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-31
OMAHA BANDITS
GET $4,000 HAUL

Omaha Dee. a. -Four unmaskcd
re oorF ltercd the Farmers and Me-.
cham National Bank Of Henson
shortly before noon today. lined six
employees AMI five Gust mers against
Tho wall and robbed the vault Of Sl5.-
u in cash and 100000 in Liberty
bonds and other securities.
After taking the money and securl.
ties :he robbers forced the emplo os
and Gus omers into the vault and os.
capped in an auto. The imprisoned
men ESCAPED bv means Of screw
driver that had been hidden in tho
vault
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-31
WILLIAMS TO QUIT
AS GOPHER COACH

tB} Inc NssOClated FfpSS
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, Dec. 3l,--Re-
Eorts persisted today in university
circles that Or. Harry l.. Williams.
coach Of the football team for twent,
years. also is to resign to accert
more lucrative offer from An eastern
university. Or. Williams is at New
Haven. Conn.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-31
SHOOT SULTANA, N. Y.
zoos BIG ELEPAN

New York Dee. ~ Sultana, II
Bron> zoos prize elephant who WI
shot on Monday to end her agony ?
to- she had fallen on the ice al
broken a leg, will b., mounted a,
placed on exhibition at the Nluseu
OF Natural History. it was announc.
TO-DAY
She weighed about 1000 pounds an
was valued at 10000
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-31
Livestock Reports.

Chicago, Fec. 3l-Hogs 1900,
mostly Toe to Toe higher. bulk Sli 40
to Slt.i5; top $3.50; heavy Slt20 to
$lit5; medium Slt3c to sl4.5o; light
Sli2o 80 STATS; light light $3.50 to
Sli30, heavy packing sows smooth,
Sl&.f5 to st.l0; packing sOws rough
$3.50 to $3.50. pigs $l& 90 to Slt0D
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-31
OIL Prices Jutllp.

PiltShnre, Pa. Tee Il oil men
were startled today when the prin.
eipal oil purchasing agency ANNOUNCE
ed another advance in the price ol
crude oil. Pcnna grade being lifted
- cents barrel to 81 other prices
were raised - cents "A barrel
These prices are the highest ever
quoted in Pittsburg tor the grades af-
:ected and spell the third advance
within two months
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-31
ACID FUMES FLOOR
CHICAGO FIREMEN
lHy Tie AssncIated pressN !

Chicago, Dec. 3l.--Twenty hremcn
were overcome by acid fumes and
four are in a hospital in serious
condition.as a result of an early morn.
inR tire in the warehouse of Albert
f1ck a CO. crockery dealers TIL
men were caught on the fourth floor
BY the fumes Eighteen managed ~
reach the third floor. where they col
Ihpsed, Vescuers with respiratory az.
Iaratus found the other two uncon
scious on the floor above.
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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-31
Local Notes.

Mrs. Joseph Bales and daughter
we're ottawa callers yesterday after
noon.
J V. Shaughnessy of Chicago, trans.
acted business in this city yesterday.
Mrs Title Blanchard returned to
her home in Chicago today after a
visit here At the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Iiemerman
Mr. and Mrs. r. +. Milburn spent
last evening in ottawa
Miss Mary Cronin. public health
nurse made business trip to Ottawa
this afternoon.
The Same Old Bunch will give q
New Years eve dance tonight in the
Home Defense League hall. Johnson s
S'piece orchestra will furnish the mu.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-31
Liberty Eond Quotations.

New York. Dec 3l-Priccs of Lib
erty bonds at 1870 a, m: 3l2's $500;
first Is a3.20; second Is also: first
4i,'S 9$,42; second as al96; third
AS 9t.Si; fourth AS 9l142; Vie.
tory 80 s 90 90, Victory i4's 5000.