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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-20
LAST OF TOBACCO Sales;
BRIGHT MARKETS CLOSE.
Dark Markets Soon to Follow Suit.
Fairly Good Offerings on Floors
OF Richmond Warehouses.
suN-CURED GROWERS COMPLAIN
will Pitch Smaller Crops This Year.
Think Possibly They Grew Too
Much Last Ycar-Danvillc Leads
on Bright Markets.

The Offering OF loose leaf tobacco on
me kichmond market the past week
varieties. and about 10000 pounds of
Sood leaf were sold Al the warehouses.
mere We're and Will hc during the
balance OF the selling season only two
Fridays
The offerings on Tuesday last were
rather small, one Of the warehouses
having no sales at all but on Friday
4 Go9diy number OF wagons showed up
NJ ak or the houses and the receipts
oN raii were larger than had been eX-
The ,Harke, was a bit stronger than
me week before and. on some OF The
Grades. prices advanced somewhat.
The average COR the week was $li per
iug. which MAS an Improvement on the
week.
The warehousemen look for equally
IS good receipts this week as ii is
known ;ltat all OF the sun-curcd to-
NaCco remaining in first hands has been
struck down" and is in order to he
brought 10 market Furthermore. the
years crop arc anxious 20 dispose of
Them before they sc, too busy with
Win The closing OF the Danvillc mar
ke; last Friday All Of the Virginia
bright marts are NOW idle and Will re-
main 50 until about the first or middle
Of August. when they will start up
With the irst offerings OF the 1919
Richmond. pe,ersburs. rarmvi,,e
and i.ynchburs are ali o. NJ dark
markets remaining open. and they Will
be SOLD out 10y the middle OF May.
although the Richmond WAREHOUSES
viii keep their doors open for wnil.
longer 10 catch any Struggling crops
that may have been left out.
The reports that come in from the
Sun-currinE territory Indicate that IN.
farmers VINO --row this class Of the
leaf are v.ry much disgusted over ,hc
tact that during the season now clos
ing AL classes of tobacco except the
sun cured sold toy better prices than
1aSt season. while the Sun-curcd mad.
cousi d.r.th!y lower average They
know that he sur-curcd crop Of 1918
Was several million pounds larger
IMAM that 90 THE previous year. but they
do no; think ,his IS a good reason Tor
he, pric" going OF ON IN" average sew
rrhI dollars per l"p pounds Yet SO
{" pitch smaller crops -his Wear
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-20
i3-rnhli,h nrnnch Mnls In chnrlo,,.

EFINIt.DTIE- \. Q, Aprll lA-Iu-
i"rmatto reaches mere that the Leaks
mn ensc WOODEN factory "a, LcaksvilIc.
IN I!"chinEhan County, viii soon cs-
tat!iah q branch OF their mills here. OF
N,Tr near to the city limits. y mill
objects 10 have go TO 800 operatives
to, start with.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-20
.HENR|CO SCHOOL WORK
PEOPLE ENTHUSIASTIC
Community Leagues, Formed in
:, Three Of the Districts, Arc
i Hustiing for Better Buildings.
AGRICULTURAL HIGH SCHOOL
Money Being Raised by Private
Subscription Ia Make 1t ono OF
Best in Nirginia-iiiSh schools
for Observation-Disclosures Notes.


inovinE Tor rrea, improN emcnt~ in the
tics for mnkunc thcm. what they ousht
20 Nc. Professor W l.. Prince. the
county mas been having some heart
4 20 heart talks with The p"op!s, and IN
dome Very enthusiastic in pressing for
wJrd for better school conditions.
Community LEAGUES have been and
! are yet BENG organized under differ
en-, names. and these are co-optrAtinS
, mon. or inc facilities for teaching, etc
Tho leagues are especially active in
unSer tRia iGsdersGip1' &c OF the sWperln-
tendon. Of schools they are making
nnina> in nroohlnnd and Narnia.
! In Br"ohand district the Glen Alsn
EG8 8V With SdoIs not ,akc aayjntns
fer sranjsd, DGt in the Last se ,,,',.,.
mesE 45uas GfS ne p SS q 5 5s m %%I*
ance o.: better school houses The
bumharto" CITIZENS Associate ION. W4j!s
!; does not g.Ee is entire attention
TO school matters, Is uow more inter
ssiod il popn,,ar edo2N,ton TIA" 9 n.
Leagues or associations lu me district.
and one cannot travel anywhere ahoul
ign Groohlaud now wit"oui hearing
schools suhool houses ami school ,earh
IN Wanna dis.rie; the n.ereS IS
d he varna His0 5 hooi. ana the
,usla>t.e attention II AL ~; Il, Rsonle
srHTiso conniy 2@d fSr ma4 r5a I oPs
,Aogone conclusion. ana the Heurico
tt.coun,y school board mas definitely Dc
tss-=-ls here the high -chool ot ;hai district
i.5w stands This location i about s.x
. be an ideal one.
+ I, takes money TO carry out the be
Plans agreed unGIn for ms Aerieultural
order Of tho Chesterfield schoo! u.
.-.-rHes;er. in that county, but tho en-
g 10 bigger ming th-n ihe Chesterfield
\ People Going Deep i" Their Pockets.
SG.-Chat the money Tor TINS Important
.s---, a.'f %y NE ,en,p,r ;h ne6nle
- AZ an enthusiastic meeting OF the
+. aeaEues aud associations ot N" county
, ). Marina High school ~ ina; meeting
= n" enthusiasm wsF shown not on'N IN
j. &applauso that gcret"d the Sp-akcrc+:-1rut
,,Fs.gby, the way the good FOLKS Went down
ae'sssHry 10 make Tn" movement, "a big
To success AZ The meeting the sum OF
IA, 'ntNate pockets OF the people. and
romm!Ecc was appointed 1" cnnN"ss
INC county ana increase the sum 20
t.s,...S2o,ooo. which. added to the amount
- lhat viii come FROM ;hc pUbltc treas
~ nry. viii l." sufficient 10 meet tic
80 The commit,c" having the financial
II foiidwns s@%H n g'' AIR. Helcy
s>h'mapager OF ne 'ur!s Neck Farm, j.
- Eh%rlcN prominent farmer; George
4 lprinkGr, ano!her extensive tillcr Of
o. the soil; H. VI Nelson, chairman OF the
~ yarinn High school board: George +
~. Nik"r, principnl OF me Marina LIED
sm%S "' Which is made d"n np Of hn ss
~ lnrs. i now actively canvassinG the
l. @@isirit; ana N" GoHmdg; ana if hey
= fore these lines snail he read viii not
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-20

Il NJ y EI ~. y. Ap'il l".-Iha
sales ~ leaf 'obaceo This. Week
.:honnt"d 10 !"i,'uo pounds. al! dark.
up 70 dat" 10 l'!>2.$G" pounds. OF D
2l>.iru pounds more man Tor th,. same
period Of last year
Receipts were High; this week NOT
"!ihStand!ug III" season cor handling
tobacco, which indicates chat there Is
very Nlt!c more tobacco in The farm
"iS hah"S 80 sales are expected 70 be
Sna!! for the remainder OF the season
which ends Oh May Is
me ltirkci was quite active with
al desirable grades in strong demand
at good prices IN" general average
nric" being better than tor the past
Close of Dan,ilIc'S Season.
bANNll-bE VA. Npril l9-The
ianVIil" loose leaf tobacco market
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-20
BAD PAINS ACROSS
CHEST DANGEROUS
Especially II. Coughing Spell, Sleep
lrSsncss or Loss Of Weight
Should Follow.
RICHMOND LADY TELLS
WHAT TO DO FOR IT

II had the Flu bad, and after that
the worst palms across my chest ever
want TO experience. could hardly bare
10 take "A breath. and imy cough Nas
so deep down in my lungs didu',
know what 10 do. ] couGhcd all IN.
time. and felt so terribly weak and
nervous ! was wreck. My chest and
breast were so sore hardly could bear
to have my clothes touch me. but now
since my mother insisted take
Hypo- Cod fcel EranG
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-20
BUII.D YOU Up QUICK.

There isn't any question about
Earic's IIypo Cod being the real tonic
for folks getting over wasting Illness.
But so few appreciate what "a wonder
full aid to digestion, blood, weight and
nerves II is that we emphasize IL again.
And when person has "A sore chest
and lungs and can't get rid OF u chronic
cough from cigarettes. Flu or wha,
not-Just get couple bottles of
Earlc's Hypo-Cod. Read the formula
on the bottle-it explains why Hypo-
Cod is the best in the world for such
troubles.
NOTE. - We deliver large bottle
fiypo-Cod anywhere in city or prepay
IL upon receipt OF sl.26 to out -of-town
customers. Send check. cash or STAMPS
TraSles Drug store. SIT East Broad
street. Richmond, Va. next door TO
MurphN'S Hotel
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-20
ReHi'es Disease. Resisting Vitality Every
Family StrOnger-Beter Able to EMO v Both
Work and Play in SPRING
NEAREST IDEAL TONIC, BOTH FOR AFTER SICKNESS
AND AS A SEASONABLE TONIC FOR Who'll + iMIIy
Drives Out Colds, Coughs, Bron-
chial and Catarrhal Troubles
Quickly.
HELPS DIGESTION, LUNGS,
THE APPETITE AND BLOOD

Investigation has shown the aver
age school child ~ undernourishcd and
deficient. Tho draft proved that even
men in their prime are moro than ant
10 be lacking in that strong. viriIe
ma nhood, which should be envicd and
jcalously guarded. Women arc the
same way. and people beyond the age
OF youth are still worse off. as Il rule.
No wonder so many tire easily. are
nervous sleep poorly. forced 10 eat
sparinSly, are often troubled with So
called Indigestion. Sastritis. headaches,
constipation. Shortness OF breath, weak
lungs and kindred complaints NO
wonder days and weeks are lost from
wor. 40 wonder pleasures are not
enjoyed. health breaks down The pres
ent day hurry, worry. ovcrcating lack
OF exercise and fresh air arc bound TO
cause the most Of US to fan below
par physically, and no wonder mcdi-
cine must be relied upon more and
moro TO help nature out and correct
tine dcrangcd. disordeecd. condition OF
stomach. nerves, blood and digestion.
TELLS WHAT TO DO
The wisdom OF taking a tonic in
SprinStime is old as the hills. and
since the recently discovered power Of
Earlc's IIypo- Cod 20 quickly put 4 per
son back on their feet in robust health.
physicians. druggists and thousands Of
users have turned to this splendid pre-
paration in preference to all the oldc-
less enicien. tonic and system build
crs.
Just = bottle or TWO given the weak
puny pnle and run down child per di-
rccttons. viii usually turn them into
robust. healthy youngsters In two to
three weeks time.
The genuine Earie's Hypo Cod which
outsells all other tonics here. contains
medicinal elements recommended alike
by the profession and the patient. Malt
Extract. Iron. Wine. Cherry Bark
Syrup OF iiypophosphitcs and cXtrac-
tivcs from fresh cod iiverS are known
tn" world over as harmless yet power
Iui system building elements.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-20

We deliver the genuine Uypo.C
anywhere in tho city g, q. n. Pho
orders sent promptly.--Traglc's DIR,
Storc.--Adv.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-08-23
CIRCUIT COURT TO
OPEN NEXT MONDAY
JUDGE DAVIS WILL BE IN OF
TAWA TO SIGN ORDERS ANO
HEAR MOTIONS-THEN MAY 40.
JOURN FOR TERM.

A break in the lull surrounding Cir
cult Court business will come Monday,
when Judge Joe A. Davis Of Princeton
vii be here to handle whatever busi.
ness is brought before him on that
date. The county's principal tribunal
has been imperative since mid-July
while the judges and attaches were
"on vacation" but Monday IuGge
Davis has promised TO be in Ottawa
to accommodate lawyers who have
any business to bring before him.
Prospect1 that the session will be
brief one loomed bright today when
in court circles it was stated the judge
would sign up many unsigned orders
and hear what motions We're made be-
fore him and then adjourn for the
term This would put the nothing
doing" lid down tight on the Circuit
Court until the October term is set
in motion six or seven weeks hence.
Judge Davis has September term
of court in Bureau County and as a
result will be unable to remain in o.
taWa for any great length OF time for
fear OF conflicting with duties on his
home bench He viii urge lawyers
70 use speed in getting their matters
before him it is said and within the
course of the week. or maybe less, will
pronounce adjournment for the r.
maindcr of the term.
Many lawyers who have RENAME /
home. passing up vacations to get
into court Monday will dispose Of
their unfinished business and then hit
the trail for the big uncut" for their
annual summer wrestling bouts with
muslieS and other fnny inhabitants
of the Wisconsin and Michigan lakes.
1t is estimated a dozen or more Coun-
selOrs al law have postponed their
outings to clean up their desks while
Judge Davis breaks the in vacation
period of the Circuit Court
Circuit Clerk Witzcman will have
his working force all intact for the BIZ
weeks work expected in the wake of
the promised rush slated for Monday
and the days following.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-08-23
GET ORDERS TO. STOP
TEN PCT. lMPOST ON
INSURANCE POLICIES

Notices sent out by Frank H. Jones,
publisher Of the Illinois Inspection
Bureau. TO local fire insurance agents
today informed all representatives OF
the big risk concerns 20 abrOggtc the
10 per cent surCharpc imposed upon
all pOliCic, during the war, beginning
Sept |.
instructions sent out by Mr. Jones
relate only to cease charging the ad.
ditional 10 per cent on the first Of
next month, and do not provide for re.
payment of the surcharga, as sug-
gested to the legislature while it was
in session at Springfield, made while
the war was on and before the law
makers took official cOgniHanCc Of the
practice of insurance companies
As a result Of the order sent out b.
the Illinois inspection Bureau inSur'
ance rates will be onetcnth cheaper
for fire protection on new business
written after sop /, Policies VIII
not be rebatcd it is understood by
local representatives OF the compan
les, which s'ill have year. two years
and in some cases more to rum and
for which the eurcharGe has already
been paid,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-08-23
SAY q" LEAVES STOCK
IN FRONT OF HOMES

Complaints have come to the city
officials that the c. r. d G, railroad
frequently leaves cars of stock stand.
ing on the siding in front of resi-
dences on Walnut street The com
plainants say that sometimes the
srenc hthat comes from the cars is
almost unhearable Il is not ncces.
sary that these cars of stock be left
standing here and City Attorney
Wur,e il. TO take mp the matter with
the railroad company.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-08-23
REGISTRATION TO
KEEP Obs. FACULTY
BUSY FIRST WEEK
-FOUR DAYS OF OPENING WEEK
TO BE GIVEN OVER TO ENTER.
ING STUDENTS IN CLASSES
GRADE SCHOOLS OPEN TUES.
DAY, SEPT. g

Registration week Tor the Ottawa
Township High School Will be held on
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday AMI
Friday, Sept. 9, 3, and >, in the OF.
flee Of the school. All of the st'l.
dents will register and receive their
assignments on one Of these days,
1t is expected there vii be record
breaking attendance this year. The
school census showed a decided in
crease in the City's popuation and the
stopping of war work, which took 50
many young men and women from
their studies during the past two
years. will probably cause the at
tendance to exceed that of the past
several years.
Registration days are held in order
that the principal, {. H. kingman can
give each of the students individual
attention in ARRANGING their studies
and can advise them the best course
for the particular line of work they
wish to follow. The official rcgistra-
ton day program follows
For seniors and post graduates -
Tuesday, Sept 2. at $50 a. m, all
whose last names begin with letter \
through letter X; at l.l5 ,. m, all
others.
For freshmen (also for students Of
any class who are entering this hi&h
school for the first time Wednesday
Sept, 3, at $50 a. m, all whose lat
names begin with letter a through
letter *; at l;l5 p. m, all others,
For juniors-Thursday, Sept t. at
$50 a, m. all from A to *, and at
1:l1 p, m, all others,
For sophomores Friday Sept. ), at
$50 a. m, all from a through *,
others at l:Io p. IN.
The first classes will pass on Mon.
day morning, Sept s. at $50 o'clock,
The official program Tor the coming
years work follows
Monday, Sept x, $50 a M, classes
for first semester begin
Friday, oct 81, p ~, Junior re.
ception.
Nov. - and Is, Tharksgiiuc recess,
Friday, bee -, = j.. m, senior r..
ception.
Dec ~ to 90. Christmas recess
Dec -. work resumed after Christ
nan. ,,y,.t
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-08-23
FINDS PURSE WITH
WOMAN'S ROSARY

A pockotbook containing a rosary
and change amounting to fortyiive
cents was picked up this morning in
front of the Armory building on La
Sale street by Dr Jameson The
pockothoot was taken into the Tress
jrwclry store whore it was left untll
the owner would make known the loss
and identify the property The rosary
bears the inscription NJ, McGrath
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-08-23
STRIKE OUT WORD JAPAN
WHEREVER IT
OCCURS
FAVOR FOOD BILL
COMMITTEE, 8 TO 8, DECIDES
AGAINST IMPORTANT PROVl-
ONE G. o. p. VOTES WITH DEM
OCRATS.

Washington AuE, %. ne Io'elS"
relations committee of the senate, bF
,o,. of a., tndoy voted in favor
A.. ......, ., ,.,. .b,nt,,,,,. rnnces.
slohS To emma Iil9'c"" VI '"p'"
ne commute VIZ" ~ T..
'he tue "oi" '"P""
occurs III aftic''S '''' i'' an" '''
'he t'catS Vi '!''''', 70 '''''' -,
"ord Nhihai tHe e"eee W y 80
thal thC Voh''"'t'et '''"',
q 'he oo'''tS7'ot !"
N"iha in''''" ~ '"p' ,.,.,;..,,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-08-23
'' TRAINING" !" THEORY
SECUTED AT CAPITAL
May mean BUSINESS
Marfa Aug. 3.-Reinforcements of Ameri-
troops and machine guns have been brought
up and stationed at STRAIT agetic points along the

Mexican border. All the
American army posts in
the Big Bend section
have been strengthened.
This move is explained today by
army officers as merely precaution-
ary measure and in the nature of a
practice maneuver for the men.
No apprehension is felt of an at.
tack at any point in this district eth
er by the bandits or Carranzistas.
Send More AirpIanes.
Washington, Aug. 23-No reports
have been received from the two air
planes which set out yesterday for the
front According to the reports the
scouts have located the outlaws head
quarters and the machines were TO be
employed in wiping out the mountain
stronghold, to save the lives of sol
dicrs that might be lost ia a direct at
tack.
Other bombing machines are being
held here. There has been no con.
frmaton OF the rumor that eight sus.
pectcd members OF the bandit gang
had been shot dead.
Rush Recruiting.
Camp Grant, H., Aug. %, Follow
ing the receipt OF orders from Wash
ington. officers of the 9Th Division,
not long back from France, began an
intensive recruiting campaign over
the central west. 1t was rumored the
division may be ordered to the border
as soon as the rockies are acquired.
Washington, Aug. z3-The attitude
of the Mexico City press with refer
elce to the presence Of American
troops on Mexican soil is undergoing
a change,
A note Of irritation was evident II
translation of press comments reach.
ing Washington today.
During the first few days following
the dispatch Of the eight cavalry il
pursuit if the bandits who held two
American aviators for ransom. Mex
iCal editors referred in mild and con-
ciqatory terms to the situation. 1t
was evident from adviCes reaching
Washington today that they have re-
sorted TO d different view of the SIT.
uatiOn.
Execute Eight Bandits
Laredo, Tex, Aug. 23-The capture
and execution Of four of the seven
Mexican bandits who made raid on
the headquarters OF the pennsylvania
Oil Co., near 1uNtam on Aug. 10 were
reported il dispatches received here
today The men Wac captured by
Carran2a soldiers and executed on or
der of the Carranza government
leaders.
The men who made the raid Oh the
headquarters of the company tied
down the officers Of the company ana
escaped with $1,000 pesos Mexican
soldiers are pursuing the other three
bandits who have the money in their
possession.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-08-23
They Still Survive.

Our young friend Clarence S1od-
grass says he sent a dollar to Chicago
for n "Never-faiinE cigar Lighter"
and received hy mail Il box Of sr.ety
matches. Anew Orleans States.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-08-23
LOS ANGELES SHOP
WORKERS MAY STRIKE

Los Auecles August % All EN-
poyes of the southern Pacific shops
were expected to walk out today ac'
cordng to reports received this u'ora'
ing at the labor temple, n
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-08-23
400 TEACHERS TO
INVADE OTTAWA FOR
SUMMER INSTITUTE
GATHERINGS WILL OPEN MON
DAY MORNING AT O. n. S.
CLOSE FRIDAY AFTERNOON
PROMINENT EDUCATORS TO AD.
DRESS MEETINGS.

Ear,y Nond,, mor,i,, ,,iu haze,
a.. tao,. ..n ..,'...
'''' '''''"N VI ''' ''"''' '''''' ''''''''''
lor the annual summer institute to ."
I held in this city at the toWnship hirA
school More than leo oftv and nnblic
"a,
! ''.'.' ~ ''''"" ""
""iiHA N"t HNc u"NA meetings. lor
which County superintendent Foster
/ has prepared an especially attractive
program offering many possibilities
+ ct aiding the instructors in their
/ years work.
Nordav morripg tho r.tituto WIN
! ne star,ed with rnqistr,tinn of tha
voriou. taachory in ,t,o,danca 4, q
/ o,cloc< tbaro win no .inqino pnd.r
/ the Iaadarsl,in. of Innr lioo, and -, u,o-
/ ,.crncl, no i,.,r,,o ,.u, la nei.iaII,
oecl,r.d ,,,.nod Win -, ,ddro... ~. =,
~ ,,n,'. oi. T. .ahai,,,a,t -. n,.,i.
~ th' ,,1t,,ni,,,,, ~. .,'t, o.,
+ r'',,.., ~ t,.,-.,s...I
ne 49,, -. can. .h,,t. ,.,,,, =,
/ I;,.., },',,,,
..,.,, '''''' NV '''''' p'''
] ro'lo"i's d h'c'ii''hule lhlerh''N-
SION 'h' sectional work VIII Dc taken
! up WIN Mr' hlhS'hah IN charge o>
! the hlsH Stbooi dlFlsioh, ~. 'hdfieS
a. "oo.oef' OF the grammar depart
meht Miss Adams OF intermediate
! work, MISS shields primary, Mr.. Eos
| ter rural.
This same general program viii be
| carried out morning and afternoon
during the whole Of the institute the
/ hours being carefully allotted and the
days -ubdiyided 50 as 10 het all the
work in possible and close the day
at 1870 p. m.
The institut. yin he orpanizod along
tln anna ,o,,,.,I ,i,,,,- .b,, h,,.,. .,,,.,,,o
many former inctitu,oy yo sncoo...f,,,
hiqb scb,,I .oo,io,, b,. ho,,, ,ada1
tor tho .pociol honnft oe thnsa u.ha
are te,rhi,,o in thn sooond.r,. ,ohoo,.
This .er,ion viii MO vo,r holnfn, -
tho.a ,,ho ,,a .ool,;,,o a.,
,.,i,,i.,...,;, -
''''e' 'ohoS, "edu ol "o-
p"' '''''''' ~ ,I"h' Noi u" western
- ''''' ~ ""'' %" INC seiie1"l
H'HH'"iH pH D'Sul 'IlS ElltlcHcE, ana
and Measurements,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-08-23
DR.. PETIT HOME
FROM ALASKA TRIP

pr J w Petit who has boen
spending thc past hye wceGs in Can.
ada and Alaska. returned home last
evening, looking Woil and feeling fine
after his vacation,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-08-23
STATE CONVENTION
Of SHER|FFS COMES
TO CLOSE TONIGHT
BANQUET HELD AT CLIFTON HO.
TEL-COLONEL CLiNNlN OF
130TH INF PANTRY ONE OF
ERS-LOCAL MEN ON
PROGRAM.

,;... .......,.i..,,,,, ,,..,. ,i,,o,
Last ''H"' III ''' ''i''" '''''''7 ''''''
oi lH' 'iI'toii h"'''' N"'"' ''''> "''o
present and very tnJoNah'e even
ing as we'll as an educational one was
had nv all Jamas Farrell secretary
l,, eh...na, ~ ,o,,,oor.o ,c,od
,'..,,,'a,ta.
N'\"' ''"'S' - "''", :" =
@,'o'' '''N 'N'''''"'0 d" ,'.' ',,'1''" ~
w.. .,a ,,.!. ..x, ..n,.a,,,i,,.
.rhis u,at with murh respousc bv those
ure,nnt and it looks as though the
members had good time as wen as
taking care Of all their business.
Arav,r Waol,- iudor.ed thc purnoso Of
their meeting. stating that merit
should he rccogniznd. but according
to the present laws there were GER
t.in office, that the officers of which
could not be reelected to no matter
how efficient they were \ good man
for the shcrifi's lob isn't found every
day and let us fix it so that when We
do find a good one we can keep him
performs his duty, said the mayor
Sheriff peters Resnords
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w EATH z r.

Partly cloudy probably
local thunder . hoWers
Sunday cooler Sunday.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-08-23

OTTAWA JOURNAL
Established 1880
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-08-23
Special Speakers

Mrs nelsOn, head OF the War say
ncs Societies for Illinois will ad-
dress the institute on Thrift Thurs
day afternoon.
Mis- Pack. of the University Of III
inois, will address the Institute on
Monday on the Value of Warm Iul-
ches for school children, and 'he ana
Miss Glotrolter viii discuss with the
Rural Teachers how these may De
provided il the smaller schools.