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New-York tribune., 1919-05-05
Assignments of Mortgages
Manhattan

5TH Av. W S, 74.l 3oth st;Edw II r
Green indy and trustee. to seanen,s
Bank for Savings, "a Wall st; attys, Cad
walader, w & r. 40 Wall St.. $4,000
COLUMBUs AV. Gl1-c1S; Fanny Greene
baum to Louis Morton. 152 West 18Th
st atty. Harold NJ Greeneb ebaum. -
Avenue X. 2es Eiiz white to Clara Vet
ter. 731 Flatbush av, Brooklyn; atty.
United States Co. 50 Court St.
Nicholas = Walsh to Daniel r Mahony
22G4 Loring pl, Bronx; atty, Lawyers 7
& T Co, $50 broadway. ......... $3.50
Bankers' Trust Co, ls Wall st; atty. Tito
O & 7 co, nc broadway. ....... 500. 900
1887 ST. 45O West; mtge $4,000; Marie
6 Herno ct al, trustees, to Theo ii Schu
mann. $22 West 72d st; atty II Holo sdo
wInTE sT 2l-28; mtee $4,000: Robert ss
Mccall 10 Lincoln Trust Co. exrs. 2O4 9TH
Az: attys. MiddIebrook &. 4e Cedar
vHsnY sr. I'll; Geo G Foster to Title q &
Y co, l76 broadway .............y $50, 900
WEST BROADWAY. 534-538; Title & r
co 10 New York Investors Corpn. 17G
AVENUE A. 1919: mtge $4,000; Daniel
Strauss ct al cxrs. TO New York Savings
Bank; atty. Lawyers T & T Co 100
broadway .................... $40, ,0G0
LoNCrFLLOW Av. 1873: Louis wechslor
70 = Title & Mtg Co. 1875 Bway. atty
y Titlo b Mtg Co. 1876 Bway $22. 900
l7JTH hT, 409 Ii; Geo Hoeng t ano. trus.
u Biz Cumming. at Deposit, y Y ::
at,Y G II Smith. 4G0 fremont av...Sl
HOME ST. W c Simpson. lO1sx5o1ix
irreg, Excolsior Savings Bank to Law
yors Mtg co, 5e Liberty st. atty, Tito
Guar Il r co. 176 Bwny .......... s3G 900
BhME PROP: LawycrB' Mtg Co TO Geo
MAnGci. Grantwood. n j. atty. Same.
NELSON Nv. W =. IT'S n Brandt pl. 25x
100; John 4 Murray to John Murray
s76 Lexington nv; atty. Lawycrg THE
chAND b. Ei.vD e. cioNc0unsE SS.'Vo " o
1924 ~, Z0zx1js.l 10 Crexton av X irreg;
CITY Mtg CO 70 ~ Trust Co, ntty.
u SNOW, Is Wall st...............$l
FEfBBY AZ. -. 90 Holland, 2bxl00.
Mary ! Ehrgott to Louis Kossler, 1928
Poplar. ano; atty, i M Weiss &. Co,
40 Wcetchester 80. Q.....................$l
Park ~, Ss5z; also Honeywell av Il 9
cor 1Szd. l01.cxzt5, also Hornnday nv.
=, lot IN, map Whrdsvillc, G0xl0O:
Jennie q Biddblph Il nno, exrs, to Jennie
q Eiddolph Nontclnfr. n j ; atty Jennie
Bjddoiph, Montclaif. y J.,....,...&l
14IH BT. II, " ". lot 49, map Wake.
fi"id. bozi14; Rose Kehoe 10 Nlcholns J
WiidHen, IN Aberdeen st Kochester.
y Z. hfty. y Weidaen. sIl WoluDi,
EgGg. Eochester X Y..............si
SAME Pi<DH ticholDe j Wrldfnn to 1t
Aloysips Church Apbnrn, N 7. atty.
sains ...s'.,s'. ..'.'..''. ''.'..'.... .......%l
New-York tribune., 1919-05-05
Lis Pendens
Bronx

BATHGATE Av. PHI. William II Swift
ct al. ngt; Mary Josephine McManus
ct al foreclosure of mortgage): at
torney. Williamson.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-05
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SURROGATES' NOTICES

ance Of an order Of Honorable John m'T +.
Cohalan. Surrogate of the County &
New York, NOTICE is hereby given 10 alt
persons having claims against John B.
schroeder, late OF the County OF New
York deceased, to present the same with
place Of transacting business. the once Of
her sttorne3y; Gustav Lanse. u. No. s57
York. on or before the 27th day OF May
next
ANNA SCHROEDER Executrtx.
eeuAx 5s AttoFnsy for Es-
New York City.
IN PUR ANcE OF AN ORDER OF
Honorable John p. Cohalan. a Surrogate
Of the County Of New York, NOTICE IS
against Grace Howe Mcclure. late Of the
County of New York. deceased to presen.
scriber. al his place OF transacting busi-
ness, No. Sc Leonard Street in the Bor-
ough OF Manhattan, City OF New York. on
or before the goth day Of July next.
Dated, New York. the 10th day Of jan
WILLIAM c. MCCLURE.
cnOATE LARCCQUE & MITCHELL.
20 Wall Street. Manhattan. New York
FRENCH. SARAH EN- PURSUANCE
halan. a Surrogate Of the County of New
York. NOTICE is hereby given 10 all per-
sons having claims against Sarah e.
French. late Of the County Of New York.
deceased. to present the same with vouch.
ers thereof. 70 the subscriber, at place
executor, Central Union Trust Company OF
New York. at No SO broadway, in the
Borough Of Manhattan. in the city Of New
York. State Of New York. on or befors the
18th DAY Of October. 1919. next.
Dated. New York, the 2nd day OF April.
CENTRAL Union TRI-sr
COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
MILLER. KING. LANE & TRAFFoRFp.
Attorneys for Executor. Office and p
o Address SO Broadway. Borough OF
Manhattan. New York City
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
orable John P. Cohalan. a Surrogate of
the County Of New York NOTICE is here
by given 10 ali persons having claims
against John Egmont sehermerhorn, late
present the same with vouchers thereof TO
the subscribers, at their place OF transact
ing business. at the Office OF Alfred E.
Schermerhorn, at No. East 42nd Street. in
the Borough OF Manhattan. in the city OF
New York. State Of New York. on or be-
fore the lst day OF November. 1919. next
Dated. New York. the LIST day of April.
ALFBED F. scnERMERHoRN. al
ROOSEVELT & KoBBE. Attorneys rGe,U11 for
executors once ana p. o. address.
-, .ro,,.'.. ~ al street. Borough
OF Manhattan. New York City
HAWES. JAMES W.--IN PURSUANCE ON
an naro order OF Honorable John P. cohaisn.
a ,S,ui SS,ruiTrr9gaie or the County of New YorE
NOTICE Is hereby given to ali persons
having claims against James w. Gawes
!ete or the County Of New York. deces.e6
10 present the Same with vouchers tSereso.
TO the subscribers. at the place OF business
Si % the LAWYERS Title and Trust Company.
Manhattan, of the city Of New 'fYoSn Yogk on o.
or before the Slst day Of May next y"
Dated. New York. the lsih day OF No.
vem0er, 1918 VA avs
LAWYERS TITLE AND
TRUST COMPANY.
WILLIAM & SMITH
DANIEL W. HAYES.
DEAN. TRACY & STANFIEI.p, Htfor.
neys Tor Executors. No $50 Broadwsv
Sorough Of Manhattan. City VI New
New-York tribune., 1919-05-05
REAL ESTATE
WESTCHEsTER COUNTY
3 A r G A | N S IT
49,, M,AIaRONECK, n. J

MAIARONECK, y. y.
bEAtIlFIL WELL BUILT HOUSE, 10
.OVlns Vas ana bath. all smpts. JOKES, good
Hasslsnoorhood, overlooking Sound; reason
OVERLOOKING SOUND. 10 room house.
~ oS.hs, a.. lmpts. worry select neighbor-
.ee; ..ooo; eyx4PP; between two trolley lines;
S"1i m Tor winter an attractive 0ffering
BEAUTIFUL SHOW PLACE, u room
.s1se, ali in pts. about one acre; view Of
tpuha garage for Q cars, near depot. II
N'e.x ~ back OF Boston Fost Road; terrne
SrECiAL BUSINESS OFFER corner
soe Isl. section, -. story frame 5QxI00: 2
ssyHtes fats, well paying propOsition;
%, feasonable TO quick buyer
.'hhf HIGU CLASS SECTION offers
- sNteac,lTe house. - rooms and bath: view
= ssssseeHn fOr miles. Dorcnes on each floor;
ccc~ for boats, IDEAL; terms
2At@f- OK RENT, OPTION OF T,t SING :
t,s..acte1 location. rooms; all modern
Abt&' i4le bath; large porch, vegetable
sts,i; IRON. near depot and school
= DoN1 MISS THESE OFFERS: Two
sf sf nouse, seDarate entrance, II roorns
t D~sHs all inpts., room houae ali
~ EcDd sectiOna; reaBouaDle
-, ~ 'fLLESr OFFER. o ROOM HOUSE,
-, III. Itt garage, 5okiD0. ilne OF troll,
eg,,,, h'sn location; terms 70 auit: act
PAYING PROPOSITION, double apart
,.e IN mouse, With ALI improvements: store:
ss.aa.csp cspDt ana trolley ana main business
....se, reaEonabie
". L. vaRI0N q co.. Ssror Srr;
aAMAHo%ECK. Y. Y. TEL. s9i.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-05
CENTRAL UNION TRUST
COMPANY or NEW Won Z,

MILLER. KING. LANE & TRAFFORD.
Attorneys for Executor. Ofice and p.
O. Address. so Broadway. Borough Of
Manhattan. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-05
ALFRED z. sCHERMERHoRN.
GEORGE c. kOBBE.

,o~er,,,r, ExecutorA
Executors. Once ana P o. ASdrs..
Nos. "A and 40 Wall Street. Borough
OF Manhattan, New York City.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-05
NEW JERSEY
Farms FOR SALE

m VI ~ acfe Dproe and Chicken
esss,,s.sA ~.@<s ffs tr1ek farm. Excellent
....1st*. Wfste &. j Hfsan ~ Andcey4.. lcts
New-York tribune., 1919-05-05
FURNISHED APARTMENTS TO LET

~ AvESuE APARTMENT. FOR or
eit4f'nyxss sDfAs. & fer hummer. 1lzs month, In
tgzanss tt'@lH t&fFiee, Worth gz0O, Graud
''' Arlng fposn z1zzf
gs fls%HK H. FfBHgE co.
.v.es--- s@o ~ Murray 1915 sbf3.
WIN Aag r,gxfs,o.r@,., ----.----.-~
sn4 4~,s.lssH fafDlzfsed apartment ,ol',Ha
bsf ,sSs kItfften; from My 1 t. Ceto~
sfs,.. ~ 81 n1Inths' lsass, sl7C nontnJy
80 FEkhiH. Fieza sSti,
se<.., - z9z K.asss~frtrnissae4 l,c1 sa,s,tyy
teaaxg assli' galn' fpaaifg bed, yto monthly, gen,
New-York tribune., 1919-05-05

WILLIAM c. MCCLURE,
Administrator.
CTCATE. LARCCQUT g. MITCHELL
10 Wall Street. Manhattan. New York
City.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-07-28
PR|CHARD FARM SELLS
FOR $362. so PER ACRE

w. f. Prichard of South Ottawa
sold his 200-acre farm, located a shor.
distance south of the city. to Andrew
Boe of Gibson City for 1862 50 an acre
The consideration was named in the
deal as $4,000. Possession will be
given in the early spring.
Another deal closed a few DAYS ago
was for the sale of a 1GO-acre farm
west of Troy Grove by Queenabelia
Cahill of Peru to Henry Ptsick. who
resides near Mendoza. The land was
sold at the rate of 1895 an acre or
S'3,t for the entire farm
A top notch price of $400 per acre
was received by John Lime last week
for his 1Go-acre farm, west of Tonica.
The land was sold to John Bruch. who
recently purchased an adjoining
eighty acres from August Brickert for
$3.50 per acre, and another eighty
acres adjoining from the Bloch sisters
'or S32o per acre, making the average
price for the half-secticn s32S per
lcrc.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-07-28
ALLEGED ASSAULT
LEADS TO: ARREST
PROPRIETOR OF RESTAURANT
HAS CUSTOMER WHO HECklED
MES USING GUN.

While returning to his home last
night about 10 o'clock after complet-
ing his daily duties, f. Kotsonis, pro-
prietor of the College Inn restaurant.
alleged he was assaulted by w. O.
Moore OF Chicago when in front of the
Lutz drug store, on the corner of La
Sale and Madison streets. Moore at.
tempted to strike kOtsonis, but the
restaurant proprietors wife prevented
him from doing so by pulling her hus-
band away. Moore claimed that at
this time kotsonis drew a revolver
on him. but kotsonis emphatically de-
nies the assertion A large crowd con.
sreSated and ii was with difficulty
that the police were able to disperse
the excited mob. While taking shel
ter in the drug store Mrs. Kotsonis
telephoned for the police, who re-
sponded Immediately and put an end
to the activities Of the intruder
kOtSonis claims that Moore was in
the place of business last Saturday
night and ordered glass of milk and
bread. The regular price is twenty
cents, but kotsonis claims he was
only charged fifteen. In esttling for
the order he complained to Kotsonis
that he was being overcharged and
Moore then claims that the innkeep- |
ar called him a "big fathead. After
Moore went out KotsOnis thought |
that that would be the last of the .
trouble. However. the disgrrntled
customer kept continually hanging
around the front of the restaurant
Iarlng kotSOniS to come out by MAX
nemotions with his fists. Saturday
lIght kotsonis notified the police and
ihief of Police Grove came and talk
I'd with Moore and told him he had
'etter discontinue his actions or he
would he taken in charge by the
)ollce authorities Moore left and
'as seen on the street again later
hat evening and told the chief that
e had decided to drop his difficulty
Vlth the restaurant man Again Sun
ay morning he is said to have again
eopened the trouble while he was
n front of the Clifton hotel. Moth.
ng was seen Of him that afternoon
nd nothing more was thought about
ne matter until Sunday night when ,
ioore approached Kotsonis on the
treet while in the company of his
;ife.
AS FOR the gun episode, kotsonis
ays he too ka roll Of $500 in bills
rom his pocket and handed it to his
'lfe. That move probably was mis-.
aken for a quick reach for an mag .
nary gun by Moore.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-07-28
FIRST HEAT VICTIM
Of YEAR SUCCUMBS
OF WEAKENED HEART
JAMES MELLEN DROPS DEAD AT
NOON AFTER ILLNESS LAST
ING BUT A FEW MINUTES.

James Mellen, aged 80 years, died
suddenly at aoon today at the home
of his sister, Mrs. Matthew +. Mea1-
ey, ~ W. jefferson street. supposedly
from AN attack of heart trouble,
which was brought on by the intense
heat. Mr. Meilen was employed at
the AL Schaefer Saloon and Grocery,
and became Ill while enroute from
the Schater store ON Chestnut street.
He was able to walk on home. ana
upon reaching the house lay down to
rest on the couch, thinking he would
be alright in a few minutes.
The decedent is survived by four
died. He han been in apparently
good health recently, but had been
from the heat A coroners
inquest will be held tomorrow morn
ngand the funeral arrangements Will
be announced later.
he decedent is survived by four
sisters. Mrs Meaney and Mrs. Henry
Cole of this CITY, Mrs. John Wyman
)f Aurora and Mrs Nellie Foady OF
indiana.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-07-28
.129TH HOLDS FIRST
REUNION SEPT. 18TH
AT CITY OF AURORA
FAMOUS REGIMENT WILL GATHER
FOR INITIAL GATHERING SINCE
RELEASE FROM OVERSEAS
SERVICE.

The l2ath Reeimental Association
! organized in Brest. France, a few DAYS
before he soldiers sailed for America
is to hold its first reunion in Aurora,
Sept. 49, This was decided Saturday
at meeting in Aurora of officers OF
the association.
One matter to be discussed and act.
ed upon at the first reunion will be
the question of permitting men who
We're of the 129.h Regiment ana who
did not get overseas to become mem
bers of the association.
1t is stated that there are men IN
the outfit who We're eager to go over
with their comrades. but were denied
In one instance a l29th man who was
sen home from a southern camp
m@de number of attempts TO get
into the service again and was finally
successful but was one hiel seas
when the armistice was declared and
had to come hack without seeing
France
Chanlain \, Rayard Clinch Of the
reGiment told the officers at the meet.
ing thai he believes he will be able
TO have General Leonard Wood ad
dress them at the reunion
Officers of the association ATTENDING
the preliminary meeting we're:
-CaUtain Corr of Wood. !
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-07-28

lin; ), JOY night, Pitt Parkre, cartoon
ist.
Thursday. July 31.--3:3O, Dr. Frank
Anderson, "The Expansion and Unifi
cation of America; 8, song recital by
Miss Helen Eiotf soprano; s, Dr.
Frank Anderson "The Cockpit of the
Far East"
Friday, Aug 1-3:30. concert, Miss
Katherine Lincoln. violinist, s. pre-.
lnde, Miss Katherine Lincoln violin.
ist; $50, DR. Anderson, "The Indus.
trial Revolunon"
Sunday, Aug. 3--3:3O prelude con.
cert, Caroline Pcmeroy, violinst: Har.
old Yates, pianist; 4 Or. Frank An.
derson, "Our American Democracy"
). grand concert. Miss Henrietta Con.
rad, dramatic soprano of New Yorl,
City assisted by Miss Pomeroy, vic.
linist, and Mr.. Yates, pianist.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-07-28
DAYTON FARM SELLS
FOR A RECORD PRICE

Richard a Schmidt of DAYTON town
ship purchased the Elory r. Furr farm
Saturday at a consideration of S375
per acre. This is one of the best
farms in La Sale County, il being To-
Gated less than a mile from an oIo
vator at Dayton and less than four
miles from Ottawa The buildings arc
iirst-cass and nearly new. There Is
everything water on the farm. being
spring which runs night and day.
Mr.. Schmidt considers himself fort
unate in being able to secure this farm
at this price. He has already been
offered a profit. but refused il.
William JamisOn. the land man.
was the agent Tor Mr., Furr in selling
this farm. and Attorney Frank T. Fol
lett represented Mr. Schmidt.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-07-28
SANS FINGER BUT
GETS INTO ARMY O. K.

Roscoe J, Metzgar. who served dur.
ing the war with the quartermaser'
corps at Columbus Barracks. Ohio
has applied at the local recruiting Of
nee for e-enlistment in the army. Il
viii be necessary TO secure a waiver
form Washington on account of a
missing finger before he can be finally
accepted, but there is little doubt bur
that this waiver will be received and
Mr., Met2ear accepted as a regular
army man inside few days.
EnllStments for the motor transpor,
corps in the Philippine Ielands have
been ordered discontinued as have
enIistments in the Quartermaster's
corps in Siberia. The quota for these
branches has been reached.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-07-28
CORRECT LIST OF u.
S. DEAD IN ACTION

Washington, July 2S-There had
been recorded on July % total OF
oh'l9 battle deaths in the American
army throughout the war the war de.
partment announced this afternoon.
{ ader battle deaths come those Kill
&d In action and those who died OF
wounds received in action. The TO.
gal recorded as wounded Oh this date
was 2l1.l62, missing in action 1890
and died of disease and other causes
79,7l2.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-07-28

MILLER DIES AT
RYBURN HOSPITAL

Al G. Miller. a well known horse
Ian, died yesterday afternoon at
Ebnrn Memorial hospital, where he
Id been a patient since January 25.
IT, Miller came to Ottawa from Ken
cky, where he resided for many
.ars. about three years ago. He
red for the horses at the races
lch summer
He was about SO years of age. and
aves no relatives. Funeral serv-
es were held this afternoon at $50
clock from Dryers undertaking par
rs to the ottawa avenue cemetery.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-07-28
PSYCHOLOGIST SAYS
PRESIDENT SHOULD
SETTLE TROUBLE
Washington, July 28.-C Charging that Carran-
"a was anti-Saxon more than anti-American," :"
and that he sought to drive American and Brit

lsh capital out of Mexico
by hostile legislation or
other means, William
Gates, Of California, an archaeo oIoaist
and student Of Mexican affairs who
recently returned from Mexico, this
afternoon urged that Mexican mat.
ters be left temporarily in the hands
of President Wilson.
Gates appeared before the house
rules committee which is considering
a resolution ordering a full investi-
CATION OF Mexican affairs by the house
lorelgn affairs committee.
Pays Ransom for Boy.
Washington, July 2S.-Philip
Thompson, the IA year old American
youth who was kidnapped by Mexican
bandits last week, has been returned
to his fathers ranch at Miraflores.
following the payment of $500 pesos
ransom, demanded by the bandits. the
state department was advised TODAY.
The father John w. Thompson, met
The demands of the bandits on the
advice of the Mexican foreign Office.
which will refund the money, it was
stated. The bandits had threatened
to slay the youth unless the ransom
vas paid.
Increase Commissioned Personnel.
Washington, July 2S.-The senate
ms afternoon passed a bill giving
ne secretary of war authority to in
'reaSe the commissioned personnel az
ne emmy to $4,000 during the fiscal
ear 1920.
House to Take Weeks Recess.
washington, July 2S.--The bouse
oday unanimously adopted a resolu.
ION providing for a recess from Aug.
lst to September 8.
Expect Revenue Prouram
washington, July 2S-The revenue
ma tariff program for the present
"sslon or the 66th congress vii!
probably be disclosed within the next
10y e'N''"'oi L CAL Use, Ol IeISNlNa-
I'd, chairman OF the senate finance
oliifhltlee announced this afternoon
N ms return TO Washington from
Penroae said he would confer with
ne house ways and means commit
ee members this afternoon or tomor.
oW on the revenue and tariff meas
res pending III that committee.
Wants Fuel Oil Quiz.
Washington, july -S--lnvestigatlon
the fuel OIL situation particularly
i the Paclllc coast by the federal
dHe commission was sought today
senator POiadeXter, of Washing
IN, IN resolution introduced in the
enate.
No Word of Recall
Washington, July 2S-The Italian
hpa%sy today was without any ad-
ces which would indicate that
ount ID CeIIeie, the Italian embas-
idor had been recalled. The state
ipartment was also without intor-
auoa of any recall of the Italian
it was sand
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-07-28
|UTO PINS OCCUPANTS
UNDERNEATH IT BUT
THEY ARE UNHURT
RASH OFF BRIDGE
|OLINE MANUFACTURERS AND
FAMILY HAVE NARROW ES-
|CAPE FROM DEATH IN ACCI.
DENT EAST OF TOWN.

Only n miracle saved four people
)m death or being maimed for life
nen large Neiie touring ca,
ushed off tne south approach OF the
hite bridge, east of town, and turn
turtle pilning the occupants un-
meath. All escaped serious injury.
le accident occurred Sunday after
'on al 5 80 o'clock and today the oc-
pants are colgratuiatlng themsel-
y over their fortunate escape.
The car d.iven by its owner, s. >.
|otiman, president OF the Nome
,undry Co, Moline. H., With whom
|ls his wife and young daughter, anL
IS sister-in-law, Mrs. + 10 Evans WAS
sang over Une bridge on Their way
Mollle from Ch!cago, at Il SLOW
te OF speed, when "a Fora touring
|r came up from behind ana car
ross directly in front Ct thea.
lere is 40 fence or prot Ctiol There
d Holman not noticing the decent
that point tulned off to the right
avoid hitting the car ahead aha
mle dong so he right froat and
ck wheels slid off the grade, throw
3 the machine down the On bank.
ent. The auto landed at the bottom
lth ali four wheels stacking il ,he
T. after its compete some. sault.
)tlman was unable to move one Of
) limbs which was securely pinned
VA by the Wieckage. Mrs. t,o
ans, in the back seat, was unable
move but like ali tne TEST escaped
tnout a scratch or Orusa. Tho 10
ar old daughter managed to cs-
pc b. jumping before the machine
gan its downward pludge. TOul
along the way welt to the assist
&c OF the unfortunate people and
-er hoistag and lifting the body
I'm off the grould pulled them out
I'm under the wrecked auto.
The top OF the machine was a total !
eek and both upright irons of the /
ndshield and the glass Windshield /
elf was brokea into bits. How the
lrists escaped from being struck
the flying glass is another miracle ,
The rear back door and the boiy /
,und it was badly c.ushed and /
nteh i:l The right back tire was |
.lctllred and the right front fender I
s bent, but the running board ON .
, right side was left without
'atch. The machine wa removed
the Corbin garage on Madison St.
ere ii is undergoing repairs. l.uck-
the engine and lights We're not in.
Ell or broken.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-07-28
1900 TURKS DIE IN
CLASH WITH GREEKS

London July 2S.-Fiftcen hundred
dead and wounded Turks We're left on
the field after two clashes with Greek
patrols near Smyrna and Adm. in
Asia Minor. said an Exchange Tele,
fraph dispatch from Athens todaT,
Greek re.enforcemcnts were rushed W
when the fighting began.
There have been numerous clashes
hetween Turkish and Greek troops in
the Vilayets of Smyrna and Aidin
since the Greeks were landed on the
coast of Asia Minor.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-07-28
PUT MEXICAN EmbR0GL|0 UP TO WILSON,
EXTRA!
IND|CT FITZGERALD
FOR KILLING GIRL

Chicago. July 28.-Thomas Fitz-
gerald, who confessed Sunday that
he enticed 6-year-old Janet Will
kinson to his rooms and choked
her to death, was indicted for
murder by the grand jury here
this afternoon and ordered held
without bail. The indictment was
returned twenty-four hours after
Fitzgerald admitted the crime.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-07-28
AVIATOR KILLED IN
CIRCLE FOR LANDING

Mineola, l.. l., July 2S-Lieut. Ste
pilen Il, johnson, 2S, of Uvalde, Tex,
was instantly killed and Lieut.. Amos
o. Payne, broke his right hand when
the alrplaAe Payne was plotting tell
200 leet at Hazelburst as they were
clrclng for landing. Johnson saw
service overseas and returned only
three moaths ago.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-07-28
CLARENCE: CELLARS
LANDS AT NEW YORK

Mrs. e. Is cellars of Fourth street
received a telegram yesterday from
Hoboken, N. j., announcing the SAT-
arrival in the United States of her
sNn Clarence, who had been in service
overseas one year
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-07-28
FRENCH BRIDE ILL
OF APPENDICITIS

Mrs. Ewing DAILY, Ottawas first
F'eneh war bride, who arrived in OF
lava Friday afternoon with her hus.
nahd, Lieut.. DAILY, was taken serious
~ Ill., "ath an acute attack of appe:-
Ni'dtlS ye terday morning at O'Clock
she was in very critical condition
Tor "A time Yesterday. but today was
reported 10 be slightly improved.