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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-02-20
NORMA COOK. STAR
MURDER WITNESS,
REPORTED MISSING

Chicago, Feb 20-Norma Cook,
nrettv seventeen year old girl, on
whose testimony the state had eX-
pected to convict her father j. Nor
man Cook, of the murder ~ her
wealthy admirer. BILLY" Bradway
has been mysteriously missing for a
week and today is being sought III a
country wide search ordered by the
prosecution.
Cooks trial was to have started
Tuesday, but because of the myster-
ious absence of the girl has been post
noned until next week.
Assistant States Attorney James
O'Brien who is prosecuting the Cook
case. declared he believed the girl
had been kidnapped.
Eve had relied upon Norma to con
Wet her father" said O'Brien today
without her we can do nothing. We
fear she may have been kidnapped.
OBrien said his assistants have
searching for the girl for a week, but
so far nave DetH uldD4t W SIT ti"N'
of her.
On the day she left home, the CIR
told her mother she was going Il
spend the night with girl friend
Later the mother found a note from
the girl in which she said: I've
nearly gone crazy thinking OF TN
terrible trial I think | would rathe
be dead than have to be dragged thr'
all of this by heartless men who car
nothing for my character, my futur
or my health"
William E, BradWay's death 1as
summer is said to have resulted fror
his attentions to Cooks daughteI
Norma.
Following the murder Cook is sal
TO have fled from this city returnin
several months later and surrende
ing declaring that he killed Bradwa
i'm self defense.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-02-20
LINCOLN SCHOOL.
TO HOLD MEMORIAL
FOR GREAT LEADERS

The Lincoln School Association has
MANNED for tomorrow night a me
mortal to three great Americans
Washington, Lincoln and Roosevelt
George Washington will be eulogized
by E. G. Swift, and Mrs. Gustave
Kneussl. who has made an exhaustive
study of Abraham Lincoln, will speak
of the personal side of that greatest
American The subject of Theodore
Roosevelt will be handled by his
friend, ex-Congressman w. H. Hine-
baugh
It is expected that there will be a
great attendance There are seats for
over 500 There is no charge for adj
mission and the auditorium should be
filled by O'Clock. There will be
music and a good program.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-02-20
GENERAL IN CHARGE
Or Beth DIVISION
DENIES ALLEN STORY

washington. Feb 20 - His voice
Aardly ABOVE a whisper the result OF
i've times beng sassed in the Ar
51nus forest, Major General Traub.
commanding officer OF tho 35th DIV
sion in the Argonne attack covered
Ms troops with glory at the same
inc denying charges of neglect ana
netfciency when he appeared, before
he house rules committee today.
Gentlemen, said the little general
is eyes cleaning if you had seen
hose gallant men take in three
hours a deadly position which for
hree years the French had failed to
get. you would be waving your hats
1t this very minute.
He denied the statement Of Gov
lIlcn, Of Kansas, who has charged
hat the casualties would total 1000
The General put them at soc killed
nd f.C0 wounded most of them
lightly,
General Grant Said Traub lost
0 600 men in ten minutes at Cold
,Iarb0r and did not gain anything,
our losses considering the operation
we're comparatively small and we did
,ain mighty important position.
I'VE did have to leave our wounded
IL the field during the day but We
adhered them in at night he said
We could not go after them durtne
| he dav for if would have meant the
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-02-20
City and Vicinity
News

w f. Foster, county superintendent
or schools. has gone to Springfield Oh
a short business visit.
Miss Elsie Vaughn Of Cedar Rapids
Iowa. is visiting at the home OF MI
and Mrs Lester Maierhofer cornes
Christie and Van Buren, streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Duffy Of La Sale
visited friends in Ottawa last even
ms. -
Mr. and Mrs. II. b. Wheeler, ~
Clinton street, have gone to ilahAlile
on short visit.
Philip Du Shane underwent an oP
Grafton for appendicitis this mornint
at Rybuln Memoriai Hospital.
GEORGE Glenn of Sreator was al
Ottawa visitor last evening.
Mrs. Raymond b. Malo and mn
eou steve. 730 Clinton street, nav
zone TO Danyille to visit relatives
Pert Tuftee Of Dayton Hlslte
friends in Ottawa today.
Edward streuter Of East Mai
street is in Chicago today attandin
the state board meeting OF the Mysti
Workers.
Vernon Bruck of Dayton went |
Ia Sale on business today.
Charles Eells and Julian Beach
DAYTON were in Ottawa on pushes
. today.
Carl Meckenstock spent yesterda
n Mendoza on business.
Mrs. L. simmons Of this city wei
10 Marseilles this morning for Wis
. with friends.
/ John Buckley of Dayton townsh
p. has received his honorable disehaFi
from the navy and has returned
i. his home,
Attorney James j. Conway al
wife have gone to Delaield, Wis,
mend a few days visiting their SO
( Nelson. who is attending st. JONI
military Academy.
> John Armstrong returned nor
u from Chicago last evening.
Attorney Lester Fl. SraWn lett
d dav for Florida to spend a mont
G vacation.
e c. p. Gardner of Mendoza, a me
t her of the Exemption Board Spe
n he day in the city ON business,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-02-20
NIL SON TO SIGN
REVENUE BILL AS
FIRST OFFICIAL ACT

Washington, Feb. ~ r President
Wilson'S nrst Official act upon re
urning to the L. ). will be the sign
ne OF the $6pO0D0e,g00 revenue Dill
ecently passed by congress.
Secretary Tumulty, who will leave
riday night for Boston announced
oday that he would take the measure
With him ana that the president Wlil
tfix his signature as soon as ne
reaches his hotel.
II has been announced that the
President following his Boston speech
would proceed Immediately to the
.apital. However indications today
Sero that GLOWING his return t(
Washington. ne would make short
speaking tour that would include
New York and some middle western
ty. probably Chicago.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-02-20
COUNTY GUN CLUB
ORGANIZED WITH N.
KNEUSSL PRESIDENT
WILL LOCATE TRAPS AT M'kiN-
LEY PARK - ASSOCIATION
FORMED AT MEETING IN oTTA.
WA LAST NIGHT.

That the trapshooting game is not
entirely dead in this region was de
monstrated last night, when repre-
sentative crowd of old and new shoot
ers gathered at the office of o. j.
Christman, corner Main and La Sale
streets. and formed the La Sale Co.
Gun Club.
The new club starts out with live
bunch of boosters for officers. Mem
bership cards will be out in Few
days and can be had from any of the
newly elected officers or other mem
bers. The club will have large
field to draw from as 1t takes in all
of La Sac county shooters. and nat
urally will have many outside mem
bers.
The La Sale County Gun Club vii
be located at Mckinley park on the
Streator division of the G., .. a I
Ry. and be easily approachable b.
automobile. The traps and club hous'
will be located to the south and cas-
of the park pavilion, and the spor
will be an additional attraction 10
that popular amusement place IN
object of the club. Is of course t
promote healthy pastime and tn
general welfare of trapshooting an
good fellowship, but besides thi
there will be other features adde
later.
The officers of the newly organize
club have all more or less in tn
past been identified with the gam
and have the experience in conduc
ing this line of sport That vetefa
of the scatter gun and victor OF man
hard fought battles at the traps Ma
Kneussl, has been elected as pres
dent of the club The other member
of his cabinet are G. c. Garges, vic
president, Ray Loring, secretar
treasurer: Herman Wendell. assistal
secretary; Sam Clegg, field captain
r. J. Lacey, assistant field captain
o. J. Christman, publicity man; Che
ter Reed shell man.
Practice shooting will begin
soon as the traps and club house. a
erected and in place, and 1t viii su
seem good to some who cannot
the "shooteritis'' germs out of the
system to get after the elusive m
pies again
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-02-20
OSMAM ERICKSON
NUPTlAL CELEBRAlE D

Miss Esther Osman daughter oi
Mr.. and Mrs Andrew T. Osman, ana
Floyd Erickson. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Erickson of Miller township
we're married at noon yesterday al
Tho brides home, 1912 West Van Bur
en- street. Rev Orlando lngvolstad
of Chicago, an uncle of the bride OF
iiciated and only the immediate reia-
lives of the bride and groom were
present.
Miss Aria Erickson. a sister OF the
groom, was bridesmaid, and rudolph
Osman, brother of the bride, best
man.
The bride was handsomely goWned
in silver taffeta and carried boa
ouet of white roses. The bridesmaid
was gowned in white chiffon and car
ried pink tea roses.
At the close of the ceremony toul
course wedding dinner was served
after which the couple left for a triI
thru the west. They will return
about March /, and will reside on the
groom's farm in Miller township.
/ Mrs. Erickson is a graduate OF tn
Ottawa Township high school ant
later attended st. Olafs college a
Mortified. Mimi She taught for
time in the Mckinley school sout
of the city and for the past seve'
months has been employed in the wa
department office in Washington.
The groom is graduate OF Pleas
ant View Luther college and for tn
mast several years has been farmin
in Miller township.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-02-20
J KILLED, 20 HURT
IN ELBERL-D BATTLE

Berlin, Feb, 20 - Two men were
killed and 70 wounded in a battle bet
ween Sparacides and government
.roops at Elberfeld today. The
,lpartacides have occupied the rail
awy station. They have rcIinqulshed
heir authority in Brunswick.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-02-20
Will SON TO ARRIVE
AT BOSTON MONDAY

Boston, Feb. 2o.-lThe liner Geor1e
Washington, bringing President vii
son and his party from the peace con
ference will reach Boston harbor at
noon on Monday, Feb. "a, according
to information received at the army
and navy headquarters here today.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-02-20
NEW
REVOLT IN RUSSIA

London, Feb. 20.-A nationwide
counter revolution fostertd by the so
cfalists has been discovered in Rus
sia. said a wireless dispatch from
Moscow today. The conspirators
we're arrested.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-02-20

Meets tomorrow might friday at
: O'Clock. in banquet room of temple.
Bring lunch for picnic supper. Each
member is urged to attend as import
ant business is to be discussed.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-02-20
Income Tax Returnss

orr services at your disposal.
Blanks for incomes under $1,000 now
here MIR. AXel Heiberg in charge OF
our Tax Department
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-02-20
SOCIETY NOTES

d 3 8
A meeting Of Oliget Shrine will be |
held tomorrow evening mt 3 o'clock in
the Masonic Temple a picnic supper
will be served at $50 O'Clock and an
important business meeting Niil be
held in the evening.
y - >
A very large number Of people at
tended the card and dancing party
given by the members OF the ladies'
auxiliary of the a. 0. H. last even
| ing in Schaefer's hall The party was
a great success in every respect. \
farpe number of tables of eHebre and
500 we're filled from s O'Clock until
10, and the han was crowded with
dancers from 10 until midnight Hen
trich's orcrenra furnished the mu-
sic.
d T. #
The Young Peoples union Of the
city. an organization composed of all
the young peoples organizations OF
the city's churches, Will hold get
| acquainted" social tomorrow evening
i 1t s o'clock, in the reception parlOr,
If the First Congregational church
a fine program has been planned anr
/ Ill members of the union have beer
, invited TO attend.
q = = >
The Woman's Club is making pref
a
q arations 20 have their detention HON
q party this year the incest ever give
! 1t the home. Each year the it'll
cots are entertained 5g the club, an
d he children look forward to the part
II with much anticipation. This yea
/ the party will be given on the afte
n non Of Washington birthday, an
d IN addition to the program Of games
't line musical and solo dances program
v will be given. Mrs. CCrdelia Hath
n way, who always delights her nearer
will also give several readings 4
a. The members Of ihe club and the oh.
II lrcn Of the home are invited to a
D. end the party.
er 2 q J
The members Of Santa Maria Cou
Daughters Of Isabella, have issued i
Tx vitatious to a private dancing par
10 10 be held on Tuesday evening, Re
he -. in the knights Of Columbus tIa
as This is to be barn dance" and
n The guests are supposed to dress
a s,eepin2 with the occasion The dee
...,,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-02-20
UKRAINES CAPTURE
SLICE OF GALlClA

Vienna. Feb. 20-The ukranians
have occupied all of Galicia between
Przemyal and GrOdek. The attack on
Lemberg was resumed today.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-02-20
ALL AMERICAN
TROOPS SENT HOME
BY SUMMERS END

Washington, Feb. 20.-AlI Amer.
IAN troops in France will he returned
70 the United States before The ems
of next summer il the program nov
planned by the war department ca
De carried out. it was stated This al
arnoon in an announcement by The
var department that word has been
received Of the definite allocatian +
the United States of eiah large &c,
nan ocean going yesse.s, includiu
the lmrerator,
Rush Aid to Archangel.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 2p-The neces
sjty of getting American troops or
If the Aarchangel district before tn
middle OF May lest they DC trappe
by the Bolsheyihi led to the decisio
70 send American and British eng
1eers to make railway repairs niece.
sary for the transportation oil tn
men out of the district,
This was learned this afternoo
when, probably for he first time tn
predicament in which the American
French and British troops would I'm
themselves when the spring tina"
commenced was revealed.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-02-20
NOTICE,

The d. of J. will entertain thcn
members and friends at a colonial
card party Saturday evening, Feb. p
at K. Of c. Hall.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-02-20
w. R. C. DELEGATES
SERVICE FLAG WITH
A HUNDRED STARS
Continued from page ID

Hannah Quinn were the color bear
ers.
After the flag had been unveiled
1y the two little girls, Mrs. Hugh Me
Culloueh. chairman OF the lag com
nittee in a short address, presented
he flag to the Relief corps Mrs.
Elizabeth Farnsworth accepted the
Tag on behalf of the organization.
Miss Martha limbaugh sang a
beautiful patriotic solo, and little
| Mss Eleanor Fogle OF Grand Ridge
| delighted the audience with two read
ngs. Following the readings Miss
| Ielen IIoff sang "The Flag Without
| Stain" and Lieut. Raymond Brad
ord delivered Il short talk ON his eX
beriences overseas.
Lieut.. Bradford Speaks.
He described his trip overseas AM
old of his early experiences i
rance. He praised the French pee
lie and the manner in which the
reated the Americans, and brande
he stories which are told so ofte
bout the people in France mistrea
NJ the Yanks as being entirely false
/ He told of the French country an
described the battle Of the Argonn'
+ through which he passed during tn
; asst days of the war One OF III
hings which Lieut.. Bradford tol
. bout. which especially impressa
is hearers was Of seeing Il sna
! french girl, with both hands cut Of
i ust above the wrists. The child hi
lapped when a troop Of America
, pldiers marched into the French
age where she lived, and Germi
, nv, who was hidden in the town NJ
mt off her hands. This was the wor
T. ,erman atrocity Lieut.. Bradford sa
=, Turing the entire time he was
n france.
s He lauded the work of the SalE
ion Army. and told how they brous
It God into the trenches, and distr
tied it without any charge whateY
o the boys.
Il Describes S. A. Work.
Following Lieut.. Bradfords ia
II ,harles Devore played a cornet Sc
Il nd Envoy Robert Henderson OF t
salvation Army told of the oyerse
york which was done by that org
zation during the war He gave $
istics showing the number Of Wo
RS overseas, and the amount
n money expended in carrying on
york. He told just how the VIC
=. vas carried on and spoke Of the gr'
isks taken by the Salvation Ar
workers. to carry relief to the b'
:, gho were fighting.
: The program closed by the al
nee rising and singing "Amefic
y Yrs. Hugh Mccullough, who
m hartman Of the service flag conn
ee. acted as chairman of the
~ ram committee. The flag was m
" the members Of the commit
nd every mother, grandmother'
sister of a soldier or sailor was
owed to sew the star for her Soi'
=, N the flag, The ladies started II
-, ng their flag early last fall, bu
- sas not completed until recently
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-02-20
LESBY ADOPTS
COMMISSION FORM

BY a vote of 339 in favor to So
against, 0glesby yesterday voted to
adopt a commission form Of municipal
government. The voting was not very
heavy and the fact that there was
such an overwhelming majority in
favor of the new regime shows that
it has met with hearty Endorsement
among the residents OF the city.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-02-20
NOTICE

Saturday, Feb -, Washington S
birthday, being legal holiday, the
banks of Ottawa will be closed ali
day
First National Bank
National City Bank
Ottawa Banking & Trust Co.
Peoples Trust & Savings Bank.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-02-20

slIns9H N0!nO IoJ TeuInof
epBLL 9oL1 eql III pF 4uBM ALL
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-02-20

The adde's OF Che Eastern Star vii
entertain all Masonic ladies in thr
lily with an informal card party T.
borrow afternoon in yAe Masonic
Temple Mrs. A. d. Johns and Mr.
Jennie Hinton will act as hostesses
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-12-26

Good bye. scrub bfushl So long
pots and pans! Never again! You
ought 70 see Enid Bennett, as
the neglected wife, make hubby
come off hi. high horse. Come!
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-12-26
Christmas Party.

Misses Mary and Lucille Boggs
Messrs. X. c. and Louis Boggs
entertained about thirty of their
friends with a dancing party
Christmas Eve, prior to leaving
for their home at Blrdstown the
first of the year. Those present
for the delightful affair were
Misses Virginia Taylor, Edith and
Vera Brougl,ton May Jones
Mary Earle Griggs, Beulah and
Clay Duncan. Mary Allison Trib-
bic, Lura Oldham, Carrie Thomas
Hazel Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
Thorpe, Messrs. Hubert and Ber-
nard Jones, George Park, Arthur
Deprez, Robert Lee Covington
Samuel DeJarnette, Robt. Grin
stead, Harry Wagcrs, James A.
Reeves, Russell .Grinstead. Algin
Reeves and John Harris Thorpe.
Mr. H. d. Parrish was visitor
in Lexington Monday.
Mr.. S. II. Jones, of Barbour
vile, was recent visitor here.
Mrs. J. w. Smith is visiting
Mrs. Newton Combs in Lexing-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bruce,
Of Stanford, are visiting relatives
here.
Mr.. John Harris Thorpe, OF
indianapolis, is visiting relatives
here. NJ
Miss Alice Metcalf is spending
Christmas with her mother III
Pineville.
Mrs. E. ]. Paxton, of Waddy
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Ida
Huguely.
Mrs. S. F. Fletcher, of Lexing'
ton, is visiting her niece, Mrs
M. c. Kellogg.
Mrs. L. ID. Blake left Thursda!
for visit to relatives III Carlisle
and Maysville.
The Bridge Club will meet witt
Mrs. Shelton Saufley Saturday
AFTERNOON at 2:30.
Miss Louisa Lee, of Cincinnati
is the guest of her sister, Mrs
| G. Murray Smith.
Mr.. Wolfe Campbell, of Win
chester, is spending the holidays
with his parents.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-12-26

MIR. Sam ParkeS burnam Il
spending a few days In New York
City OH business.
Mr.. Chas. Powell, of Harrods.
burg, is spending the holiday:
with his parents here.
Mr.. T. J. Douglas spent Mpn-
day in Winchester and attended
the Elks Cotillion dance.
Mr.. Harvey Smith spent Christ
mas with Mr.. and Mrs. Juliar
VanWinkle, in Louisville.
Messrs. Henry and Hume
Chenault were in Stanford for the
dance Wednesday evening.
Friends will regret to know
that Miss Sue Chenault is con-
fined to her home by illness.
DR.. Geo. Park, Of Chicago, is
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Curtis f. Park, at Speedwell.
Mrs. Frank Davis and daughter
have returned from visit tc
Mrs. w. B. Ball in Lancaster.
Miss Mary B6ggs will leave
Saturday for visit to Miss
Bonnie Cooper in Wayne county
Miss Elizabeth Farley is at
home from Cincinnati for a visit
with her aunt, Miss Belle March
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Walker
are in Cleveland, Ohio, for visit
to the formers sister, Mrs. Han
ma. M .o.
Mr.. A. j. House and Miss
Hazel House, of Bardstown, were
with relatives here Christmas
day. Il
Mcssrs. James and Smith Park
of Lexington, are with the home
folks at Speedwell for the holi-
days.
Mr.. VIM. Wallace, of Frank
fort, is with his parents, Mr.. ano
Mrs. c. c. Wallace in Burnam-
wood.
Mr.. Amos McCollum and bride,
of Dayton, Ohio, were the recent
guests of his aunt, Mrs. ]. C.
Powell.
Friends will regret to hear that
Mrs. Thomas Jackson Smith is
quite i'll at her home on Lancaster
avenue
Miss Sara Wagcrs will leave
this week, for an extended visit
to relatives in Huntington, West
Virginia.
Miss Hazel House has returned
to her home in Bardstown after
visit to Miss Noble Powell OH
Main street.
Mrs. Harry Blanton and chill
dren were in Lexington Thursday
the guests of Mr.. w. d. Watts on
Ashland avenue.
| Mr.. and Mrs. William Bush,
have issued invitations for Rock
Party Saturday evening, at their
home near Waco.
Mrs. w. D. Oldham and son
Abncr Ferrill, spent Christmas
with Col. X. c. Oldham and fam
| lily in Winchester.
Mrs. William Elton and son, OF
Clay City, were recent guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert White and
Miss Mary Malone.
Miss Georgia Mae Moberly is
at home from Ward Belmont for
Christmas, with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. r. X. Moberly.
4 DR.. and Mrs. L. V. Williams
and Mrs. Margaret Steele, OF
Nicholasville, spent Friday with
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Earring.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Griggs, OF
the Union City section, are IL
Florida for several weeks stay
for the benefit of the latter's
health.
William Dudley Wagers of X
M. |. Louisville, is spending
Christmas with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Jonah Wagcrs on West
| Main street.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-12-26
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
Finney-Congleton

Miss Sallic Finney and Mr.
Isaac Congleton both well known
young people of this city, were
united in marriage at the home of
the brides parents, Wednesday
afternoon, Dr.. Homer w. Carpen-
ter performing the ceremony. I'm
mcdiately after the ceremony
they left for a brief wedding trip.
The bride is the youthful daught-
er of Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Finney
while the groom is a son of Mr..
and Mrs. Lee Congleton. Their
friends extend all good wishes.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1919-01-23
WEAK KIDNEYS MEAN
A WEAK BODY

those stifened joints, that backache, rheu-
eravei. brick DUST, etc they are an
bladder, kidney, liver, stomach and allied
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