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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-23
G o N v o 6 Ar E.

Sectiunea Ligei Rationale Ro-
mine din Ellwood City, Pa, con
voaca pc toti membrii. cit 81 i,e
toti fratii Romfni din loc lua
parte la adunarea generala, care
Sc Va tinea in ziua de. % Ianuarit
1919, la orele 2 p. m. in hala So
cietatii Carol 1" din loc.
La ordinea zilei vor fl multe
puncte de mare importanta pen
trn Sc rezolva, fntre care WI
fl 81 predarea statutclor.
In speranta ca toti fratii Ro.
mini Isl vor cunoaste chemarea
fata de neamul din care fac par.
te> fara deosebire ca e membru
sau nu. Aceasta convocare prive-
ste 81 pc fratii Romini din Copcl,
Pa. k
In numeic sectiunei I1igci Natio
male romfne din Ellwood City,
Pa.
comisstul.
"A j. -
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lV|dfuIltismi.

De cfnd Gu plinirea visului no.
stru 81 realizarea Romfniei Mari,
toata Mmea Isl schimba numele
81 mai adauge cite I'm ,,escu" la
coada, ca Sc fic mai romfeSte
spus. Pima char 81 scoaba de Ras,
putin s'a llecis sa-si mai adanga
ccva Ia codita.
Numele d7nsului pentru viitor:
,,lcoada Rasputinescu" Gu ..en-
dorsement'' de la d1nsul personal.
Multi cred ca moi nu credem
in credinta generala ca numarul
patru este singurm care G scris pc
podul ce duce la fericirea ncamu-
hui rominesc in America. Oar, Sc
fnceluie eel &c cred ca moi am ere
dc altcum decnm este credinta
generala.
Bazcle pc carl Sc va pune pa
cea lumii sunt ccle IA punctc dc
transfer ale strectcaralor din Wa
shington. ID. c.. carl au ur1tul O.
bicei dc a sari din cfnd in end
dc pc sine.
Daca toate tarile aliate ar a.
nexa la d1nsele tot ceea ce au Gu
ccrit in lTizbOiul &C trecu. atunci
Statclc Unite ar trebui sa-si ane-
XeZe Franta intreaga.
Fiindca veni vorba despre Ia
nexari :. am dori sc stim cum Sc
cugeta domnisoara aceea de ro-
mind din Cleveland. Ohio. care
voieste Sc ..aneXeze'' la sine pc
un tinar brumat din Alliance. O.
hio.
Tn vagabond de cea mai rea
specie. umbla a napoda drumul
intre. Cleveland. Ohio 81 Pitts
burg, Pa. pentru ca sd minta ro-
mfnilor proSti cari-l cred, ca dim
SUI are sase linii de vapoara en-
carl ii poate trimite acasa.
Ce folos ca al linii de vapoara
81 ofitul 'ti-este tocmai hat =
in luna?
Naidaraceanul ci-ca a stat in
..armura de zale tesute'' asa
spme el = I'm fata tribuna.uiui
democratiei' care la condam-
nat la - casa de nebuni.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-23
Lupta intre politisti 81 hoti.

Linsarea unui Negru. His
boro. - Bragg Williams, un Ne
CRU condampat pentru crima du-
bla, a fost luat din temnita de
multime 81 ars de vim in plata. FL
q fost condamnat in dimineata a.
ceia de juri spre . Fl spinzurat.
Politia a ineercat in zadar ca Sc
,opaceasca nanltimea 81 sA scapa.
lpe negrn dc ansare.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-23

macinl ca Ia mOara, ca .yor lnte-
lege altii ce zici asta 3 treaba
lor. Gu toate acestea daca die
tantii ar cerceta teatrele unde Sc
xada adcvarata arta, de sigur ca
lar imita 81 ar da rnsa mare con
siderare rolurilor &C se joaca; ar
vedea jocurile scenicc, fara care
fotul apare mort pc scena, ar
vedea grimasclc ce trebue sd lie
faca un artist, orr diletant, ar ve-
dca gcsturile ce le fac adevaratii
apostoli al artei 81 din fclul aces
tora de a .nlca orr a interpreta
un episod oare care ar invata 81
diletantii nostri cum Sc vada 81
ce sc faca cind apar in fata pu-
blicului jucind cutare rol, in care
din lipsa de inte,egere omoara
toata viata din ell. O piesa de
tcatru arc viata, 81 daca interprc
tori eli 1nteleg 81 STINT ceea ces
vor Sc joace in fata pub!icului a.
ceasta viata e galstata de toti -
Insa sa-mi fie permis spune ca
in cele mai multe cazuri Sc joaca
piese pc care nimeni nu le intele.
gc 81 nici char acei ce o joaca,
de aci apoi ne putem explca de
ce publicul nh tace cind sc joaca
tcatru 81 la moi.
Raul acesta ar putea Fl indrep-
tat daca acie ce an .atragere de 4
face arta $ ar sill cit Sc pOate Gle
litin ca sd vEda clm fac 81 al.ii
aria. Nu trcbue Sc ignoram faptn:
ca un ceva noti' a juca teatrli.
81 moi simtim o dcnsebita placera
en- sd indemnan re ~ arii !ostri
de a-si ola toata siiinta ca sl inte-
leaga ce este teatrul, in acest
scop ii 7ndemnam ca Sc cerceteze
teatrcle mai de seama 81 mai
ales saptamina aceasta cei din
Cleveland, Ohio, au oportunitatea
de a vedea 0 opera ltaliana COM
pusa din adevarati artist de
la care ar putea Sc Invete foarte
mutt.
In 4egatura. GU aceasta lmi amin
tesc 81 de tinerii aceia ce au in
cercat scrie piese de teatru 81
carl S 'au suparat foarte rau cind
am incercat le. arata ca drumul
re care au pornit gresit, la fel
sunt 81 altii ce fac picsc teatralc.
de comanda = la fci cum un sn-
ster face ghete toti aceStia ar
Fl de dorit ca sd mearga sc vadl
bucatile ce Sc vor juea de trupa
CREATORE, 81 eli vor putea In
vata. foarte multi 81 vor vedea,
poate pentru prima data, ce este
0 piesa teatrala 81 sunt sigur
ca atunci yor intelege 81 eli adeva-
raj. pc care Sc vede ca null cu-
nose inca.
Este arta in scris 81 arta este 81
in interpretarea scrisului. Artist
orr intelegator al artei trebue Sc
fie 81 scriitorul, dar 81 diletantul
- altfel piesa nu va avea nici
o valoare. Scrisul Sc aseamana GU
o sculptura, daca nina artistului
G greoaie 81 nedeprinsa, Va iesi
un monstru din ea; delitenta Sc
poate asemana cu oglinda, da-
ca oglinda este facuta din cio-
buri insusi Venus s'ar vedea in
ca monstruositate
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Naidaraceanul ci-ca stat in
..armura de zale tesute'' asa
spune el = I'm fata tribuna.ului
dcmocratiei' care La condam-
nat la = casa de nebuni.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-23
INFORMATlUNI.

Ludendorff Sc pregateste pen
tru Rosii. - Stockholm - Gene
ralu. Erich Ludendorff. fost Sc
full statului major german 81 die
tator militar. Sc afla acuma la
Pomerania. mde OrganizeaZa pro
pusa campanie germana contra
Bolsevicilor Rnsi. Stirea aceasta
este data de ziarcle din Berlin
Arama trimisa in Polonia. -
Washington. = Gu hrana, imbr;r
camintea 81 cOmbustibilul pc care
societatea Poloneza de ajutor
vrea sa le trimita in PolOnia. va
merge 81 foarte multa arama, de
care este nevoe in echipamentu.
rafinariilor de zahar.
Arderea unei turnatorij. Gle
veland. Ohio. O parte cladi-
rel in care e turnatoria Mech
Foundry CO., din 1925 Mech A
venue, fost ruinata de foe nOap-
tea trecuta. Pima .acum nu sc site
cum luat focul nastere 81 nici la
cita suma Sc urea paguba cauzata
de ell.
Copil oparit in apa fiarta. -
|St. Louis, Mo- August Teska,
in etate de cinci ami. a cazut In
tr sun cazan Gu apa fiarta. pc ca
re mama-sa il pusese pc pardo-
scala pentru a ineepe sa spele nj
ste rufe. Copilul s'a oparit rau
81 Sc crede ca nu va mai trai
multi
Politia de femei in Londra.
Londra. In politia din Londra
|sunt 81 100 de femei. carl au uni
forma reglementara 81 sunt linda
torate sa ajute pc politisti ip ca
zuri de trebuinta !Schimbul loT
in post este la fel ca al barba-
tilor.
fncercare pentru restaurarea
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Paris. Gayernul austriac d in
stiintat pc fostul fmparat Carol,
care Sc zice ca e bolnav, ca PIMA
mn fnceteazA miscarile monarhiste
| in interior 81 strainatate, prczen-
ia lui in capitala Austriei nn to-
lerata. Sc stie pestc tot in Viena
ca imparatul fost silt sd alb
dice, dar ca inca isi rezerva drep-
turtle personale la tron.
Cratierea unui complotator. -
Roma. Senior Machini, condam-
nat la moarte pentru ca fusese a.
mestecat in complotul de a pune
dinamita la vaporul de razboi
italian Gu numele Benedetto Brin.
a fost gratiat astazi de rcgele
Victor Emanuel
Arsa de vie. -, Frecport. -
Dina Maria +. Litchield, de sap
tczeci 81 cinci de ami, a fost arsa
de vie in casa in care 81 mama ei
a mnrit de aceiasi moarte.
Tn somnambul renunit. - Pitts
burg. D-nul Felix Iiappellc
poate Fl incoronat ca cel mai re-
numit somnambul din aceasta
tara. In dimineata s'a pomenit
lc 100 urine deasupra pamintu-
lui, pc un arc de la podul orasu-
lui Pittsburg. Lappelle s'a suit
aci in somn.t Focarii orasului au
trcbuit Sc vina 81 Sc arunce o
sfoara lunga ca sal poata cobori
JOS. Lappelle a spus ca el a lu-
crat in Detroit. Mich. la construi
rea de poduri 81 ca a visat ca
Sc suie pe>arcui unui pod Cum a
a.iuns aci nu sta, insa acum dupa
&c vcde, site ca i'm adevar sa
suit pc I'm are de pod
Turcii vor Sc apeleze. Wa
shington. - Poporui turcesc vrea
sc apeiezc la celelalte natiuni da-
cd la conferinta de pace Sc va al
terra ceva din cele IA puncte ale
presedintelui Wilson. Aceasta au
muntat-o leadarii politici dim
Turcia la D conferinta speciala
ce au avut-o in Geneva.
Greva moldarilcr. Akron. -
Moidarii DE Ia Wellman-Scavcr-
Morgan Co. au iesit in greva, ce-
rind ca Sc le> >fie recunoscuta uniu
nea. Toti afara de trei moldari
an parasit lucrnl.
Fabricile inchise in Germania.
Berlin. Toate fabricile III
cape lucra .aai multi dc 10 per-
soane din Bavaria s'au mchis
din lipsa de carbuni. Lucratorii
capata 90 procente din salarui
lor de la stat. Mi de soldati sunt
fara lucru.
1nchisi pentru frauda. st.
Louis. - John Flammang, prese
dinte 81 Ottmar G. Stark, vice
presedinte. Gle Ia Inland Machine
CO., din st. Louis, Mo-. au fost
arestati de catre agentii departa-
mcntului iustitiei pentru conspl-
rata de defrauda guvermul
prin falsifiearea rapoartelor asu
pra producerei de munitie. Sa
spune de prosecutorul districtual
ca suma din chestie a fost aproa.
pc de $75O.O0O.
Crima 81 sinucidere. Lima
Nacazurile domestice 81 gelozia a
facut pc D-nnl Christ Rubkaus-
ky, in etate de 30 ami, ca sa-si
puste femeia 81 dupa aceia sa-si
traga un glonte in cap, ieri dupa
amiazi. Ambii stunt mort. Copiia
Tor a vazut tragcdia care a avnt
loc in casa nnui vecin.
Lupta intre politisti si hoti. -
New York. Mai mutt de suta
de puscaturi an fost schimbate
intre trei politisti 81 trei hoti pc
care All incercat ca sal aresteze.
Cind politistii s'au apropiat de-
|acesti trei indivizi Ell au inceput
Sc fuga, sloboznd citeva focuri a.
supra celor ce~se apropiau de I'll.
Linsarea unui Negru. His
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-23
Turcii vor Sc apeleze.

shington Poporu, turcesc vrea
Sc apeiezc la celelalte natiuni da-
cd la conferinta de pace Sc va al
terra ceva din cele IA puncte ale
presedintelui Wilson. Aceasta au
annntat-o lcadarii politici din
Turcia la D conferinta spcciala
ce au avut-o in Geneva.
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POSTA ADMINISTRATIVE.
D-lui Teodor Dragota, Massil-
y. =

Ion, Ohio: Da die Dragota dinsu.
primeste scrisorile personale pc
adresa de acasa. lar uncle vine
81 ne adresa noastra. Salutari.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-23
>Greva moldarilcr.

Greva mOldarlICr = Akron. =
Moldarii DE la Wellman-Scavcr-
Morgan Co. au iesit in greva, ce-
rind ca Sc le< <fie recmoscuta uniu
nea. Toti afara de trei molda''l
All parasit lncrul
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-08-29
WATERWAY PLAN IS
Up TO GOVERNMENT;
STATE WORK DONE
UNCLE SAM WILL NOW PASS ON
FEASIBILITY OF uAkES-TO.GUlFI
PROPOSITION PASSED BY LAST
LEGISLATURE.

That the Illinois deep waterway has
been put up" to the government for
the acid test was announced in Chit
cago today, bringing deal of Joy to
local devotees to the plan for connect
ing Ottawa with the great lakes and
the Gulf of Mexico. The announce
ment was made in data furnished Oscar
f. Hewitt of the Chicago Tribune. who
in an article today says:
'The Illinois waterway plan has
passed the stage of local consideration
and is now up to the United States
engineers in Washington for a deci
sion.
Col William V. ,Judson, federal en-
gineer in Chicago, has received the ap-
plication OF Governor Lowden for the
necessary permit and has forwarded
it with his report to the national cap
ital His recommendation is said to
be favorable because the state plan
lOilOWS W a ldISt tAtCut thV itNoiL-
mendations made in the reports of the
army surveys. So unanimous appear
ed the public that no popular hearing
on the request for permit was deem
ed necessary.
THE governors request for permit
was in accordance with the act passed
by the last legislature, providing for
waterway from lOckport to Utica,
using the Desplaines and Illinois
rivers This way is to be $50 feet
wide at the bottom Of the channel
eight feet deep through each sections.
ten feet through rock. with locks 10
feet wide and 600 feet disable in length.
For the construction the state has au
thorized an expenditure of $20,Ooo,O'o.
IF the permit is granted state Su'
perintendent of Waterways William
l.. Sackett said that detailed plans can
be turned out for construction inside
of thirty days thereafter
"Other state officials anticipate ia
vorable action in Washington, al
though they do not expect it before
Oct IT,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-08-29
ROOENBERG, OF ILL.,, IS
AGAINST PRESIDENTS
JAUNT
SENATORS TO TRAIL
ANTi-LEAGUE ADVOCATES WILL
TAKE STUMP TO OFFSET EXEC
UTivE's ARGUMENTS IN FAVOR
OF VERSAILLES PACT.

Washington, Aug. pa resolution
seeking to dissuade President Wilson
from making his proposed speaking
tour was introduced in the house this
afternoon by Representative Roden
berg OF Illinois.
The resolution provides tina: the
President should postpone his pro-
posed tour of the country at least
until such time as We may know
definitely the problems which confront
us. growing ont of this intricate situa.
ton"
The President will leave Washing.
ton next "Wednesday night. He will
speak in twenty eight cities OF the
west and southwest and arrive back in
Washington on Sept 30
Washington. Aug. 29.--While Pres
ident Wilson is on his speech making
tour, Republican senator's opposed to
ratification of the German treaty and
entry OF the United States into the
proposed league of nations plan to
deliver a series OF addresses them
selves In various parts of the country.
Senator Johnson. of California
will be the chief spokesman on the
stump for the Presidents senatorial
opponents He said today that he
planned speaking drive straight
to the Pacific coast" His voice prob
ably will be raised against the treaty
in California at about the same time
the President is engaged there IN
urging its acceptance by the senate,
Senators Borah, of Idaho; PondeX-
ter, of Washington; and Sherman, Of
Illinois. republicans, and Reed. of
Missouri, democrat. who all are
avOwed advocates of rejection OF the
treatry. plan to speak as often and
in as many places as they can when
ever their senatorial duties will per
nit them to absent themselves from
Washington.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-08-29
HOOCHIE SHOW AT
CIRCUS STOPPED
BY SHERlFF'S ORDER

When ballyhoorers at the circus yes
terday heralded to their wide.eyed
male audiences the virtues and sup
pleness of the bevy of highly rongeI
and sparsely clad damsels standing
near by. Sheriff Ayers. being OF the
masculine gender and more or less
curious. pricked UP his ears and
listened The thing smacked of a wen
known brand Of Turkish dance.
As the barkers voice dropped to I
point low enough to indicate he was
telling some! hing real confidential the
a hand in the talking.
Just as the barkers were eXhorting
the men to come and see the only
queen of the harem in captivity-the
girl who put the double o in hOoch and
the coo in coochie--Sheriff Ayers
stepped up, laid his ruthless hand OF
the law down on the ballyhoOers' table
and in two small words put the kibosh
on all the fellers' fun. He said, Moth.
ing doing" and there was nothing
uOlnk. ut TWO WOTuS bOl luDTe re-
suits than a bally could get in II weeK.
The manager turned to the limo.
cent" little things with their filmy
pantalettes and informed them there
would be no company today, as the
sheriff was obdurate and couldn't be
wheedied into letting the perform
ance go on.
The unfortunate part of the whole
affair is the way tina. barker's neatly
prepared speech fell on such attentive
ears. Hadn't the sheriff been where
he was Just then many Of the boys
who were out to have the goldinges,
time OF their lives would not have
been so disappointed and detected
after being cheated out Of their sport
They were deprived of the rosy pic
ture painted for them by the ballyho'
man. But then they saved themselye'
a lot OF post show humility. not coun.
ing hard earned cash, besides all o
which the law IL the law aud must b'
enforced.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-08-29
kIDD|ES MUST Be
READY FOR STUDIES
SUPERINTENDENT BYRNE TO
PERMIT NO WASTE OF TIME
GETTING CLASSES GOING
TEACHERS TO HOLD MEETING

The city schools will be opened on
Tuesday morning, Sept. 2. All pupils
will report for work at 9 O'Clock in the
morning, supplied with their books,
and studies will be resumed imme-
diately.
The kindergartens of Lincoln, Jeffer'
son and Shabbona schools will be
opened Tuesday morning and those Of
the Columbus and Washing on schools
Tuesday afternoon The eighth grade
boys of the IShabbona School will
start their years work in manual
training in the workroOms at the Lin
coin School on the opening day OF
school, and the eighth grade girls OF
Shabbona will report to the Columbus
School for their domestic science
class.
A teachers meeting vii be held at
Reddick Library Saturday morning,
Aug. 30, at 10 O'Clock.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-08-29
YOUTH SAYS NEGRO
CIRCUS, HAND GOT
LAST CENT HE HAD
RUNAWAYsPickED UP At BARNES
SHOW HAD LETTER SAYING
PARENTS HAD SENT HIM OUT
INTO WORLD TO SHIFT FOR
SELF.

Fearing that this is the open season
for runaway boys, Sheriff Ayers yes
terday took charge of Reuben Miles,
IS, when he ran across the lad at the
circus grounds overcome by tears
burg, H. and admitted he was start
ing ont to see the world. but said his
travels were being undertaken at the
recommendation Of his parents, who
had cast him off to shift for himself.
Under DISCRIMINATION Reuben
told of having been divested of his
last cent by negro canvas hoStler
which Reuben was prone to part with,
but nevertheless disgorged when the
black became too Obstrperous and
threatened him with dire revenge.
He said the negro had taken his last
penny and he had to have money or
starve. A search was instituted for
the canvas sman, with the sheriff being
led to and from in the maze Of tents,
until the strange pair happened upon
Alphonse Tyler, dusky discharged
soldier Tyler admitted getting the
money from the boy. but said he bor-
rowed it. As is characteristic OF his
race, the loan was kept only long
enough to burn hole in his pocket
and get lost at the red lemonade stand
and the Elusive sevens and elevens
Tyler was taken in custody, while
the lad was escorted uptown and given
odginss at the county Jail, where he
will be held until his parents have
been communicated with.
The negro's boss made good the
boys $llo and Tyler was permitted
to go on his way with the show when
1t pulled out last night for the White
City, in Chicago.
Young Miles carried a letter sup.
posed to have been written by his
mother, in which 1t was set forth that
the lad was being sent out into the
world to earn his own living and was
travelling with her alleged consent
AS the boy was only Il he could no.
secure employment with the circus
but he succeeded in trailing along
with it until it reached Ottawa.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-08-29
MRS, KlSSA DENNESS
is LAID AT REST

Funeral services for the late Mrs.
Kissa Ann Denness were held yestaf
day afternoon at 4 o'clock from the
Bailey undertaking parlors on Main
street Rev c. A. Briggs Jr,. pastor of
the First Methodist Church, otticiated.
Burial was made in the Ottawa Ave
nue. Cemetery,
tended the funeral We're Mrs. Olive
Webb and Mrs. Shepard Of Moline,
Mrs. Miller and Mrs Abbott Of Rush
vile. Mrs. V. Smith of Vermont and
Mrs. Moore Of Ray.
Mrs. Denness was the daughter Of
Solomon and Julia Ann Moore. She
was born in McDonough County, In
diana, and resided there until she was
Il years of age, when she moved to
Vermont III.
Her marriage to George II. Dennes $
took place Nov. .. 1853, To this union
were born four children, two of whom
died in infancy, and two, Marian Den
ness of this city and Mrs Sarah Smith
of Vermont. survive.
She is also survived by four sisters,
Mrs. Martha Shepard OF Moline, Mrs.
I.uishsa Abbott of Rushvile, Mrs.
Francis Savers of Ray and Mrs.
George Miller of Rushville; seven
brothers, David Moore of Ray, ThomU $
of Rushville, Solomon of Littletown,
George of Pinewell, Ross OF Rock Is
land and Samuel of Rushyilie; three
grandsons, Bryon, Fred and Arlie
Smith of Vermont, and one grand
daughter. Mrs. Bry0n Smith of Yer
mont,
She united with the Christian
Church in Vermont in 1902, and had
since lived a consistent Christian life.
| life.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-08-29
WOMEN IN COURT
JUD CE
FOR PENSION AID
JUDGE r. D. MILLS REJECTS TWO
REQUESTS FOR HELP WHEN iT
is SHOWN MOTHERS HAVE OWN
CASH OUT ON INTEREST.

Twelve mothers pension cases were
tried by Judge Richard D. Mills in the
County Court today. Decisions grant
ing aid were rendered in eight cases.
two were referred for further investi-
cation and two We're denied when it
was found that the mothers were not
in need OF help.
Mrs. Clara Baer was the only o.
tawa women to apply for share IL
the pension fund. She was given $,
a month. which is the minimum
amount allowed by the law for each
child. for the care of her baby.
Two Are Turned Down.
Mrs Vincenze Jencki of La Sale
was refused money for the care of her
four children when it was found that
she had widows award of 81 1909
from the estate of her husband await
ing her in the Probate Court and Il
father-inlaw who owns considerable
property.
Mrs. Frances Saduski of Streator
was denied a pension when evidence
was introduced showing that she had
$700 to help care for her two children.
This One Referred.
The case of Mrs. Louise BraggO Of
Streator was referred for further in
vestigation, as her father is carpeI-
ter AMI contractor. and il is thought
children
Mrs. Mary Schallharmon Of La Sale
also applied for a pension and had her
case referred. as her father owns the
house in which she is living and
makes his home with her He is.
therefore. morally bound to support
her four children.
Mrs. Catherine Boskowski OF La
Sale was stanted $40 pension for
the care of her two children.
Mrs. Marie Karmuski of La Sale
was granted a pension of $50 for the
care OF her five children, the oldest
10Y ntlliS dple W WORN anu paltlaliS
care for himself.
Mrs. Rose lneappo was awarded ii
pension of 800. She is the mother
of four dependent children.
Mrs. Lena Haddick Of Streator,
mother of -four children, one of whom
is working, was granted a $l5 pen.
sion.
Mrs Lillian Glenn Of StreatOr
mother of three children, one a week
Old baby, was awarded a Sl5 pension.
Mrs. Mary Simko of Streator was
awarded $50 pension for the care of
her four children.