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Sharp County record., 1919-01-10
rreoldont s.co Returned csptIves.

FresIdont sscs Returned captves.
London. -- "Wait for me- cried
President Wilson from his carriage
when he caught sight Of G3 American
soldiers who had been in German
prison camps, They were standing
in the courtyard Of Buckingham Pal
ace as the president returned from
the Mansion House.
Sharp County record., 1919-01-10
oA,sa.o lssas In volunteers,

Chicago, - Chicago led the nation
with gi,7li volunteers for military
and naval service for the period from
January 1, 1918, TO August ., when
recruiting privileges were suspended
Sharp County record., 1919-01-10
nrltIsh and Dutch Aaree On kalser

Amsterdam, The British and
Dutch government has arrived ut an
agreement regarding the status OF the
former German emperor, according
to q dispatch TO the Telegraaf from
The Hague.
Sharp County record., 1919-01-10
nuralars Bob Two stores.

pine Dlun, - Jewelry valued ht
nboul $4,000 was taken from the Gott-
lleb atore, 10 Wcst Second avenue,
and $500 worth was stolen from IN"
Meere Jswairy store, 4is Main street.
Sharp County record., 1919-01-10
rernhlna lhhnah RnIeh,

Cobleng Rules for the guidance
of inhabitants OF regions occupied by
American forces were issued by Gen
efal pefshlhg
Sharp County record., 1919-01-10
NAVY Manufactured Many Guns,

Washington, During tho 30
months from tho date Of the entry OF
the United States into the war to the
nrst Of December, 2,Sil guns OF me-
dium oalibre were manufactured un-
der tho direction Of the Naval Bureau
OF Ordnance at gun manufacturing
plants, Secretary Daniels told tho
HouBe Naval Affairs Committee,
big Religious Celebration
Columbus, o. -- Plans already are
being completed for what ls expected
TO be tho greatest religious gather
lag In the history OF America, to bo
held here early next summer In eole'
brstion 81 100 years of foreign mis-
slonsry work by the Methodist bpis-
oopsl Church,
Sharp County record., 1919-01-10
Land corercae callsd TO Meet.

p Land congrcsG Callsc To Meet.
Memphis, Tenn. - A conference OF
commercial and civic organizations
in the Mississippi valley, between St.
Louis and New Orleans, to discuss
the question Of providing lands for
returning soldiers here January IL,
was called by the Memphis Chamber
OF Commerce.
Sharp County record., 1919-01-10

G. II, King, from Corbin, Kan, who
arrived at Mountain Home a few days
ago, represents the type Of farmers
.who are comir3 into Arkansas at this
time from the North and other sec
tions, He brought with him 220
White Leghorn chickens, 122 ewes
and bucks, thoroughbred Shorthorn
bull and big drove Of registered Du.
roc Jersey hogs.
Sharp County record., 1919-01-10
BRIEFLY RELATED.

.3kFnpIoyers Of drafted mon from
DcntoA county are anxious to get the
men back in tho employ, according 10
MISE Ada lIoncy chief clerk OF the
Local draft board, who was in charge
'of correspondence with former EN-.
lploYors.
Sharp County record., 1919-01-10

48N. c, Johnson, who has been pres.
ident Of the Clcburne county bank at
Heber Springs since 1912, has resign
I'd and will spend the winter in south
Aorn Texas for Che benefit Of his
henfth.
Sharp County record., 1919-01-10

Mention has been made several
times Of the exploits Of Lieut. Field
l.. iKnley Of Gravette, who was deco.
rated for bravery in the air service
A citation by the War Department,
made public, explains his service in
destroying seven machines and driv-
ing three down out of control.
Sharp County record., 1919-01-10

Headquarters at Camp Pike receiy.
ed telegram announcing that " en-
listed men OF the Hath Ammunition
Train, Thity-ninth Division, wero
being sent to Camp Pike from over
seas next week to be discharged. Ths
II men formerly were with the First
Arkansas National Guard Regiment
Sharp County record., 1919-01-10

saline county residents have start.
Cd " llat Of dollar cash subscriptions
TO DO turned over TO the state TO MD
IN the erection OF u monument In
memory Of arkansas soldiers who died
In the European war
Sharp County record., 1919-01-10

NN According to the annual report sub.
mittcd to the governor by Attorney
General John d. Arbuckle, the state
was represented In 1872 criminal cases
BY the cfl'cc Of the attorney general
In the Supreme Court.
Sharp County record., 1919-01-10

Miss Rose Morgan and Private D.
S. Hollan Of Camp Pike were almost
Instantly killed at Little Rock, when
n touring car driven by Hollan plung.
ed over a viaduct, across the Nilsson.
ri Pacific tracks, The car fell about
50 feet and was completely demol.
lshed,
Sharp County record., 1919-01-10

0N Memorial services were held at
Cnrksvillc for Private Abe G. Frost
and Private Benton l., Edwards both
of whom died recently in France.
Tic services were under the auspices
of Harmony Grove Lodge, l. 0. o. r.
Sharp County record., 1919-01-10

lfN According to the annual report sub.
inittcd to the governor by Attorney
General John d. Arbuckle, the state
was represented In 1872 criminal cases
BY the ofI'cc Of the attorney general
IN the Supreme Court,
lKNN Memorial services were held at
n Cnrksville fer Private Abe G. Frost
and Private Benton l., Edwards, both
of whom died recently in France.
n TIC services were under the auspices
f0f Harmony Grove Lodge, !. o. o. r.
.N Az, n member OF the crew OF the
NJ sbnttloship Pennsylvania, Douglass
y LCgg Of Conway had the distinction
fof cacmtlng President Wilson on his
VOYAGE TO France,
lW a Rcd Cross institute for tho work.
.9cr7 or northeast Arkansas held " two.
lNdov session at Joncsboro In charge
of Miss WItherSDoon and Mrs, Nc.
yfOrtney Red Cross representatives,
M j, h, Bond, state superintendent OF
Hpuhlic instruction, announced the ap.
Apontmcnt Of W. II. Edwards OF Ben.
N'or ccnrty ~ deputy superintendent
1of public instruction,
Nj i. 9, HoyelrIg Of Sulodo, n member
l'oC tho Grand Jury, has the record Of
hovlng built the nrst stone business
VI Ihclge over erected In Batesyille, Tho
fhouoe'was built 40 years ago,
" g, NJ Nichol, who WAS sworn in IA
rhrrlN Of JcfrrNon county January l.,
wlH the recipient Of n handsome
hadge presented by the new deputy
5sheritf1 and other friends,
Tho Rogers Good Roads club haH
ngreed to pay $500 toward con.
Nrud'nE road from Rogers to
n moore, Mo,
Little Rock iobberS nre protesting
against the routing and shipping "
loS7 lhnn carload freigh, allowing tho
shipment OF goods from Little Rock,
Nneordlng TO q pro.arransed railroad
1thednle 90 discrimination against
local iobbers,
saline county residents have start.
I'd u Hat Of dollar cash subscriptions
to DO turned over to the state TO aid
IN the erection OF monument In
memory Of arkansas soldiers who died
In the European war,
Sharp County record., 1919-01-10

--yfNs-'sn -.
The past year has been tho best
one In business way ever known In
Baxter county The people OF the
county hold approximately sgbo,0o0
worth Of war securities, which ara
paid for.
Sharp County record., 1919-01-10

W A., n member Of the crew Of the
bajtloshIp Pennsylvania, Douglass
Lcgg Of Conway had the distinction
OF cacmtIng President Wilson on his
Voyage TO France,
Sharp County record., 1919-01-10
Der

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entire d
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|AlI drg
Sharp County record., 1919-01-10

Sheriff. residents are interested In
good roads, County Judge l., 10, Cheek
has granted petition for Road I'm.
proyement District No 49, on the
north side OF the river IN Jefferson
county, The cost of the road proba,
bly, viii be 100000
Sharp County record., 1919-01-10

Twcnty.three marriage licenses
were issued in Independence county
IN December,
Sharp County record., 1919-01-10

j, h, Bond state superintendent OF
public instruction, announced the ap.
pontmcnt OF w. II. Edwards OF Ben.
for ccnrty ~ deputy superintendent
III pubic instruction,
Sharp County record., 1919-01-10

a Rcd Cross institute for tho work.
cr9 or northeast Arkansas held y two.
gov session AZ Joncsboro In charge
cf Miss Wlthcr9poon and Mrs, Nc.
Cortney Rcd Cross representatives,
Sharp County record., 1919-01-10

W. d, Owen, state highway com.
missioner, has completed the Biennial
report OF the building program for
the period Of 1ol7.ls, which contain.
cd $500 miles Of road, The report
shows l,o00 miles Of road constructed,
or now under construction, at an ap.
proXimated cost Of s5,S46, ,6S5.e6
Sharp County record., 1919-01-10

Tho Rogers Good Roads club hap
ngrepd to pay $500 toward con.
.Nrut'Ing n road from Rogers TO
Moore Mo.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-11
A. D. H. Of ILLINOIS COUNCIL IN BRIEF MANY PETITIONS To-
BITTERLY ARRAGNS SESSION; PUT BAN BOARD FOR AID IN
LEAGUE Of NATIONS ON PAVEMENT FIRES BUILDING BRIDGES
SOlONS ARE ASKED TO RAISE
PAY or DEPUTY SHERiFFS-
ELECTION OF AIDS SCHEDULED
FOR TOMORROW.

The board of supervisors recon
vened this morning at 10 O'Clock.
After short session they adjourned
until 10 O'Clock Friday morning
Among the most important matters
taken up this morning were the poti-
ton from various towns and from
the dtntics ana members OF Sheriff
Ayers staff The deputy sherins
They based their claims for a ralse
on the hing cost OF living
DR. Leland of the La Sale County
Tuberculosis Sanitarium brought up
they would assist the institution il
money matters toward the cOnstruc-
tiOn Of a new building This new
building is being built for soldiers Of
the United States who are tubercular
victims, and also poor children who
are afflicted with the disease.
The government has asked them to
take care Of fifty patients, hut only
twenty-five Will be taken The sol
diers of La Sale County will be tax
in first, free of charge
Petitions were also sent in from the
folloWings towns or townships to the
supervisors asking that LA Sale
County pay half Of the expense in
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-11
LEADER OF WOMAN'S AUXILIARY
ASSAiLS DELEGATES TO PEACE
CONFERENCE IN ADDRESS To
JOLIET CONVENTION LAST
NIGHT.
HITS WILSON AND LEAGUE
OF NATIONS.

Americans of Irish blood have
just cause to hate England
In order to save England $4,000
Of our boys gave up their lives, aud
100000 Of them are wounded
many permanently wounded.
These boys thought they were
giving up their lives that small ma.
tions might be free.
England is claiming. like the
brag9art and bully, she ard not
America nor France. won the war,
and so our American lads have
died in vain.
Here are few questions | would
like to ask our President. Why
did he abandon his fourteen
points? How can he say America
has won all she entered the war TO
win, while Egypt. India and ireland
are still sub jects to England?
What terrible influence has Eng
land welded over our American
repres entatives to cause them to
abandon every ideal for when
America paid such a dear price?
II this proposed league Of no
tons will right the wrongs Of En-
rope, why does not the President
demand for America at least al
equal representation with Ena-
lard?
Americans of irish blood Will not
be tricked into thinking the pro
posed league Of nations will %
away with all future wars, wti!e
the cradieIand Of their race is still
held in bondage.
Americans Of other blood will be
suspicious Of thing that BODIES no
good to tte American nation, bu.,
on the other hand, leaves it abso.
IuteIy at the mercy Of the robber
nation.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-11
MINORITY REPORT
FAVORS LEAGUE IN
ITS ORIGINAL FORM

tEN the Associated PreSSD
Washington. Sept ll.-thief inter
est in the peace treaty controversy
today centered in the presentation to
the senate Of he foreign relations com
mJtees minority report recommends
ing immediate and unqualified ratiti-
cation Of the treaty with Germany
as presented by President Wilson.
The report signed by six democrat
ic members Of he committee was to
DE presented at noon by Senator
Hitchcock, leader of the minority.
The action was expected to be en-
tirely formal as was the case in rhe
presentation of the majority report
yesterday by Chairman Lodge.
Leaders of both sides OF the feht
continued IOday TO claim enough
votes to ratity or amend the treaty.
according TO their respective plans.
In the meantime conferences Of The
socalled "mild" and drastic" rescr.
vationiSts were kept up with claims
of progress in their efforts to reach
some middle ground satisfactory 20
both
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-11
HURRICANE SWEEPS
KEY WEST. FLORIDA


Key West, tlaa Sept IT. with day
light today following tn storm Of yes
.oriay and a night OF darkness the
people OF Key West and surrounding
territory were able for the first time
to survey the destruction wrought by
the hurricane that swept through here
Tuesday night
Not a house in the city had escaped
damage and many were totally
wrecked The harbor presented tan.
gled mass of fishing vessels and other
small craft but latest reports failed
to show deaths other than those on
the drcduc GramupS or the tOu1.
ten men on this craft ten We're res.
Cued last might One body was re-
covered and three are missing The
Britih tanker Tonawanda. which had
to be scuttIed 10 save the liner COmal
after that yc sci had broken her
mOorngs and gone aground was re.
ported NOT in a bad position, The
steamer 81 Gougal also broke loose
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-11
JAPAN TO SURPASS
u. S. AS WORLD POWER

Toxic, Tuesday. Sept g. Develop
ments in relation to the Shantuas
question form the supreme subject #
discussion here. The general attitude
of The aJpancse is to calmly await the
final action by me United States sen.
ate.
Some of the members Of he diet
ask whether the United States j..
likely TO enforce by arms a possible
new treaty with Germany returning
Shantung directly TO China.
A wave of ela.ion and confidence IL
Iapans future greatness seems TO be
sweeping over the empire. In re.
cent address lkuso Ooka president
Of the house of representatives, said;
World leadership is now in Amer.
ica but It is bound later to be trans,
torrod to Japan
As far as ShantnG is concerned Of
tcias take the view that they have
gone the limit in magnanimity" and
whatever happens will "Stcadtastlv
adhere TO the program Of restoration
of the province to China
Pressed for an estimate as TO the
.imo that will be required for THIS
restoration, officials have said 10 the
correspondents,
"If China will take up the discussion
in fair spirit res'oratio mean prob.
ably be accomplished in a few
months
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-11
CITY DOES IT'S BIT IN BOOSTING
SOLDIER CANDlDATE-CAR
MAJORITY OF RURAL DIS
TRtCTS OVER NEXT NEAREST
OPPONENT.


Yesterdays primary election tD
name nominees for d.,agates to tho
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woodward OF Ottawa and Williail
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,emeritv to dare aes,il . no,,arfnlr,.
constructed noIitic,L machfuo wont
down IA defeat by a pluralty of ioo
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Ottawa did Wru by the defeated
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-11

Joliet H.. Sept IL Delcg; tes to
the state convention Of Ancient Order
night went on record as strongly op
posing the league or nations because
it impairs the sovereignty of tie
United States" destroys the Monroe
doctrine. violates the constitution of
the United States renders orr govern
ment liable to be drawn into every
petty quarrel between European or
Asiatic nations and guarantees world
supremacy to the two most potent
enemies OF all republics he empires
of Great Britain and Japan.
Opposition to the Presidents choic-
est bit OF treaty making came in the
form of resolution which was pre-
sentcd to the convention for action
After the indictment was read adOp-
tion OF its preccpts was made virtually
unanimous.
Ottawa representatives at the con
vcution joined in endorsing the rcso-
luton, and later at a luncheon in the
Masonic Temple Chccrcd an address
by Mrs, Catherine MCWhorter, state
president OF the ladies' auxiliary.
when she bitterly araigncd admins
tration apathy toward Irish freedom.
Mrs. NCWhOrtcr, who has countless
I,,, "a, 81 a. l.,.
American principles in a sCathing at.
tack upon the peace delegates and
their tactics Of juggling Amercaniam
into the hands of England being frc.
pausc as she warmed up to her topic.
She said
This is a time for serious thinking,
not only on the part OF Americans OF
irish blood but every American. M
matter to what race he owes his ar.
Cogtcry
Americans Of Irish blood have just
cause TO hate England, as she has
been bitterly autocratic in her deal.
ings with ireland in fact, they could
never see any difference between Brit
ish autocracy and German autocracv.
"Americaus of Irish blood were
checrcd by President Wilson's oft re-
peated slogan that all America want.
ed wanted was 70 give to all peoples
the right Of Differentiation They
surely thought lhi, would apply to
ireland. They did not prudgo the
good that would come to England
through American intervention l.
America could ibcrate Ireland as
Continued on page 3, col. ~
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-11
PRESIDENT ASKS
STEEL STRIKE DELAY

Washington, sept ll.-With a
strike Of organized steel workers cali.
ed to take effect Sept % in disregard
of President Wilson's request that the
unions postpone action pending the
forthcoming industrial conference,
speculation as to the next develop.
mcnt in the situation conferred today
on the possibility OF the President
again taking a hand IN the matter
either to urge reconsideration OF the
,trig" order by union officials or 70 en-.
deavor to secure a hearing for the
onions by the United States steel Cor
poration,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-11
COMMISSIONER DOUGhERTY PRO.
TESTS AGAINST DAMAGE BEING
DONE BY RESIDENTS BURNING
LEAVES AND REFUSE.

Election day and its attending ex
element last nigh put the council
proceedings into high speed and r.,
suited in brief weekly sessions Of
the city dads A few minutes after
the mayor called the meeting tc order
an adjournment was taken.
One important topic was brought up
for brief discus sion by commissioner
Dougherty who filed d protest against
the practice Of residents in all sec
tiOns of the city who insist upon using
the pavement for their bontires NJ,
pougherty says the Otfense is a CON-
mon one and that from nov on there
must be stop to the custom. Mr
DOueherty says the bontires injure
the curbincs and Rreak havoc to the
pavement and grout till.r
He urged that some Seps be taken
Immediately to prevent continuation
Of the practice on all sides of town.
As the trouble is general and not con.
fined 10 any one locality, an appeal is
made that notices BE sent in to the
council Of offenders,
Up on the North Side many corr.
plants are being made against the
weeds which are permitted TO grow OF
the site Of the old pianophone factory
ruins. Some steps are asked to rid
the neghborhood OF the weeds. The
commissioner said he would take the
matter up and do what he could
about it, -~@
The council then adjourned until it,
regular meeting next "Wednesday.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-11
OF French Oriuin.

The prefix Fi2 (he son oD, so com.
mon in England is supposed to have
in Flanders. II is remark.
able that II is now unknown in France,
but II occurs IN the ancient documents
and chronicles Of that country. II was
brought to England by the Normans
under William the Conqueror.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-11

NOiC, AICluAlIlS lOoA WIFI
en-, injured as a result of
the activities of state
troops in policing the city
last night. The military forces, 5000
in number, were under orders to re.
store lawful conditions at any cost.
! Success in quelling the rioting and
suppressing the looling Of previous
hours marked their efforts to a large
| degree, although in some sections the
mCbs We're not controlled and there
were several serious riots. In these
most Of the casualties occurred.
Show windows We're broken in many
, places, but in only a few was there
! looting troops and the skeleton police
! force Of regulars and volunteers be-
| ing quick to reach the scene Of the
! disturbances
Another death occurred when Ray.
mond Bayers of Cambridge tried to
escape from state guards who round
ed up "a group of seventy-tive partici.
! pants on Boston common. Bayer was
/ shot through the neck Gov. Cool
edge today wired the secretary of the
navy request that naval forces be
! held in readiness for call 10 sup
ply additional troops for Boston's pro-
lection.
With six regiments Of state guards
under tho povprnnr had mphi,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-11
Watch the Exhaust.

A government bulletin is authority
fo, the statement that the greatest
single factor in the operation of the
steam plant is the way in which the
exhaust steam problem is handled,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-11
Democrats Unopposed.

The Democratic candidates j. j.
Conway and y. i. stanley had no op
position. and therefore were nomi.
mated by the lull vote Of their party
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-11
POST STATE TROOPS
TO QUIET STRIKERS;
many SHOTS fired

lice strike opened with a. casualty list of four per-
sons killed and nearly score, including four
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-11

In China many temples are provided
a worshipCr enters he gives tho rope
pun 70 ring the he'll in order that the
gods may be notified of his comIng and
be AT hand to attend 10 his prayers.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-11
Alleges Adultery.

Accusing his wife OF misconduct
with unknown co r. fpoudents
brought little in the way Of results to
Finest J Mrphy 0! Lostant. who TO
day said that Immediately after he
had charged Mrs. Murphy with beiIg
friendly 10 other men She len home.
taking with her "Ha!Uubles belonging
to him He doe, not name what the
yaluableo were.
They were married Jan. H. 1915,
and got alon- uatll july II. 1919, when
the accusations were made and MIS-,
Murphy left their home The coia.
plainanf bases his claim for divorce
on the ground, Of adultery, He does
not mention the names OF any Of his
Wifc's masculine admirers.
Threw Hot Coffee.
Mrs Ethel Swell OF Streator says
tina. Frank on three different ocCa.
sions threw hot coffee into the face
She makes other allegation-A = cruelty
IN a divorce bill filed in the Circuit
clerk once today.
They were married Aug. II, 1911,
and separated on June 70 OF this year
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-11

Try Want Ad in the Free Trades
Journal for Quick Results
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-11
r he Ottawa Vote
Wood

Tho vote in Ottawa by precincts
was aS follows,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-11
WEATHER.

Fair tonight and FRI
day; cooler tonight.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-11

OTTAWA JOURNAL
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