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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-07-29

tinue 10 live together under the same
roof. 3S2 Indiana avenue, Hammond.
After nineteen years Of married life
he wife is now asking for separate
maintenance in the Hammond super
Tor court declaring that her husband
refuses 20 have anything To do with
her. says he does not care for her and
threatens to get divorce They were
married September 6. 1899 and have
two children. The husband she SAYS
owns property in Hammond from
which he receives rents amounting u
S22s and in addition 70 this he works
regularly. AS she wants the CUSTODY
OF the children she thinks ne shoulc
he required TO pay 5000 monthly sup
port money Boone & Murray are hel
attorneys
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-07-29
EVANSVILLE
BAKERS OUT
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE

EVANsNILLE. Ind. July -9.-EVanS-
vile vas without kers-made pies and
CAKES today but there was no breat
shortage despite a strike of union bak'
crs Master bakers donned white caps
and aprons and made their own bread
De.iurv men haNins walked out in sym
pathy with The bakers. grocers use
thcir own wagons 10 set tho bread Tho
master bakers we're unable 10 meet THEW
out-of-,ovn orders for broad in Southern
indiana Eastern Illinois and southwest
ern kentucky.
The strikers demand recognition NJ
the union
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-07-29
MAY DELAY HIS
SPEAKIN GTOUR
-LtnrrRMArIonAl MANS sERVIcE

WASHl%GTON. july 70 Mess the
present extreme hot wave subsidies IT is
possible that President Wilson may de-
lay me start Of his speaking tour until
August Isl. il was learned at the White
House today Rear Admiral Cary 7
Grayson the presidents personal physi-
clan. has strongly urged that he not
attempt the tri puntil the weather condi-
tions become more favorable
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-07-29
THEATRICAL
PRODUCED
VERY ILL
l1Nrran.1IonAL AIMs sIRvlcE

NEW YORK July 2s.-The condition
Of Oscar Hammerstein. grand opera i'm
pr ossario and theatrical producer. WIS
reported very serious at the L4eenox Hlil
hospital this morning. It was consid-
cred doubtful IL he would survive the
day and members OF the family have
been summoned TO MS bed side
The theatrical muSnate IS suffering
from, diabetes and complication of 9th
er diseases
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-07-29
ENDORSE 6 MONTHS
PAY STATUTE
rlNT1eNArIoNAL NEWS sgRvIcE

ATLANTA Ca July 20. - Both
rranchs Of the Georgia legislature passed
una nimcusly today a concurrent resolu-
ron endorsing the slx-months' pay for
soldiers. sailors and marines who served
IN The European war Tho resolution
asks that the Georgia senator's and con
grcssmen at Washington support the
foasure now pending in congress.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-07-29
WELL HITCHCOCK
SEEMS CONFIDENT

ARLINGTON. July 29'-"We are
both confident that the peace treaty VIII
bc ratihed by the senate without amend
ulents or reservations" declared Senator
Hitchcock of Nebraska, ranking Demo-
cratic member of the foreign relations
committee. as with Senator Swanson of
Nirgns. he left the White House today.
following an hours conference with
President Wilson.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-07-29
SCRANTON rs
ALL TIED UP
fInrEsNATIosAL NEWS SERVICE

IINTEkNATIUNN Nt"o StFfi~LI
SCRANTON. Pa. July 29.-Thousands
Of persons employed in mills and fac
tories are idle street cars are not rum
ming and newspapers and unable to pub
lish here today because OF the general
tie-up of the entire city by the strike OF
the electrical workers employed BY the
Scranton Electric Co.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-07-29

H. Gregg. SIT Claude street has re-
turned from a two weeks visit with his
father and daughter in Fourtealc Fla
The Misses Margaret Mcnamara and
Agnes Timmons of Chicago were the
house guests of the Misses Marion and
Gertrude DeFrates Of 7S6 Calumet ave-
nue. for the weekend
Mrs Walter Wise and daughter Helen
Of Detroit street left this morning for
a visit IN Vincennes. Ind
Mrs Charles Colgrove Of East Sihley
street has her niece. Miss Dorothy Grim
Of south Bend as her guest for two
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Colgrove f3l
Fist sibiey street spent the week end
visiting in Valparaiso
Mrs. f r Dickey and son Arnold Wit
return tomorrow after visiting for two
weeks IN Lowell and Schneider.
Mr. and Mrs. J T. Myer Of Ruth
street are visiting in Marshalltown and
DesMoines Ia. They left Hammond
yesterday and will he gone two weeks.
Mrs Brusai Of Austin. M who has
been the guest of her daughter Mrs.
Frank z stewart Of Elizabeth street
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-07-29

The Times want ads bring as
that money can buy and honest
effort can furnish.
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TREATY REPORTED
TO THE SENATE

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE
WASHINGTON. July 29.-The Column
bia treaty was reported to the senate
this afternoon by the foreign relations
committee.
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10 spend his vacation with his mother.
Mrs Rowena Poulton
Arthur Froehlins returned home on
Sunday from overseas
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-07-29
SUIT FOR A
DIVORCE FILED

Separated since August 1918. Cora
Merritt and her husband, Arthur, con-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-07-29

This evening the members of the 4.
". Bible class with their husbands VIII
meet for their regular monthly birthday
party at the home Of Mrs. Waiter Biele-
field. corner Of Holman and Ruth SITS
The meeting Viii be in the nature of a
garden party and a pot-luck supper VIII
be served at seven O'Clock
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-07-29

VIII Leytze and lieoreo SI0cKer NaEE
gone to Alma. Colo. With T. g Van
Woerdern. assistant secretary ~ the
queen Mining and Milling Co.. e see
famous Mount Bross widely known ror
the wonderful Red Amphitheatre a
beauty spot Of colorado ad visit the
queen mines located in the same noun
tain.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-07-29

The Misses verna McAleer and Irene
Brusel will be hostcsses Wednesday
evening to the Rooster club auxiliary az
Miss McAIecr's home in Webb street.
The meeting has been postponed from
Tuesday until Wednesday, this week
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Levi S. jenkins aud others; Peoples
garage Us. ]. FnnL
Dercmber %.
James Specially coompany vs. Abe
Ffeidman
b. q Cellars vs. 3. q o. road
Company. IA
The olloS gitg cases haze been
marx Ed for trial byit no certaln day
has been fixed hey BiliSbe called
for trial IA their order:
i. u. Yost and Sons wi Reason
Fox. s
sT j. GalIiher and othersys. Amer
lean Railway Express.
"a. N. Neptune vs.. II. Z. Gould.
w. NJ. Ashby VS.. u "a. Sttrni.
Samuel Glass rs. Wells Fargo Com
pany Express.
Republic Ruber Company vs.. ALI
son S, Fleming.
Wiedpan oaizz GO. vs.: Draga era
Iabhapslti. n
Simon Klein vs.. q: Dtetz.
Mopongahela Valley Traction Co.
Us. Fi1lard r; Boggess.
Z Harrson II. Leniley vs.. Florence 2.
Fleming execrtrix @
Joseph Wright and othersvs. John
w. Fleming and others.
Dawson. ConnellsyiIIe Galleries
+Cpmpanyys. A. r. Watson
- v . 4 ~ % j s-sst IL D.. &
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'RER GROSS ORATORS
meeting
Major C,arska : 4 WIN 7
Speak TOMS / 70 z the be
oOdmerl.

The Community Speakers Bl 1ll
which has been operated IA connectio,l
With the Third Red Cross Roll cal q ,
.shonld not be permitted to pass ont st
os ezistenee, according TO many pso-
pie who believe that such move
ment develops a better unders rtding
lin the community.
The talks made by Senator wv 81
Meredith and Rey. Arthur Gee At the
meeting OF the knights Of Columbus = $
last night were attentiyely Listened
to and members Of that organic t1cn
are enthusiastic this morning in com
met Upon the good meeting held ana
the enjoyment Of having these spscta!
SNEAKERS. Senator Meredith delivered
about the same address that he DID
last Thursday at the Fairmont Rotary
Club. Rev. &c, who is acting pastor
Of the Temple, IS q convincing sp eak-
er and when given such q subject ~
community welfare is in perfect form
Major q. B. Carskaddon was tne
speaker last night at the Woodnleii
meeting. This evening IA Levine
4 ay speak at the dinner to be given
by ladies' OF the Southern Methou1st
church at the Y. M. Q. "A.
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Mccormick and Company VS.. A. r.
Watson.
somes-Fitler ane Tod Ts. a. r.
Watson.
Christ Husters John X Mod
-. Dettra Ohm X. Nodt
b S. 1stnney, Hoyfafd W.
Wiilets Clay Company Marion
window Glass Comapny.
Kennedy r fractortes Comp any Va
IA. tR. watson.
Guy u. Carter vs.. 81 v. q. Com
pany.
II I.eyi 3. Harr vs., e. n. Kirk.
~. Dots vs., Union Dentists
Harvey shain VS.. Falrmont Pack
ing Comapny and others,
City Of Fairmont US: Kate Preston
Raymond.
Exchange Bank Of Warrington ~.
Leonard =. Hess.
Harry Shaw VS.. N. " ~. Co.ztwo
cases.
oliver N Koen v. u Howard
N, ". \. companylvs. Charles ".
SYisher.
y. y. Z. Company "a Clarence ",
NJ. n. q. COMPANY V. weldon 9.
Koen,
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PERSONALS.

Mr., and Mrs. 3, @. Frame have re.
turned from Baltimore where they
had spent seyft,a1 days with their
son James Frame who is 9 student
lat the Gilman country school at Ro-
land park.
b. Simon who Is locabed tenn
porarily at Marietta, Ohio, Is spends
ing several days at his home here.
Mrs. Simon who had been spending
some time there accompanied him
here.
Mrs. John o. Morgan IS III at her
home on Walnut avenue being threat
ened with pneumonia.
Mrs WDliam Scalwarm Of Fits
burgh Is visiting relatives in this city
Harry Peterson Of Munich, Ind, 10
the guest Of James Morris and other
friends on Morgantown avenue.
Miss Jane Montgomery sas return
ed ftom New York where she haa
spent several days.
Charles Steele left today for
Charleston where he will spend SOW
eral days on business.
n. Wilbur Hennen has gone TO
Charleston to attend the Grand lodge
meeting Of the Masonic order. He
will be gone until the latter part OF
the week.
The Misses Eunice Boyer, Stella
Marlin and Mrs, Earl Windsor, all
teachers in the public schools are u
NJ their homes F
AIRS. Charles Powell went to Co
lumbus, Ohio this morning where
she viii spend several days.
MS .. "A. Cochran will return this
gening from Detroit, Mich, where
she had spent several weeks with
Miss Faye Black Of cadiz. Ohio, is
the guest Of Mrs. Clarence Dicken in
this city. 4,
the guest Of Miss Edna Jones in this
Mrs. II. c. Edmiston of Masontown,
Pa, is the guest of her sons Messrs.
John and George Medley on Spring
street and Cleveland avenue.
Mrs. r. H. Springer and great grand
daughter Miss Maxine Kelley left to-
day for Cumberland, Md, where they
viii spend ten days with relatives,
Mrs. Harry G. Arnett who yesteF-
day underwent an operation at Cook
hospital Is doing nicely at this time.
Mrs g. B, Smicxln Of Urichyille,
Ohio Is the guest of Mrs. Howard
Joyce and Mrs. Phil Greiner on Cham
berlain avenue.
Mrs. John M. L,atimer Of Green Ca
bles is i'll with bronchial pneumonia.
Bette Bloom the little daughter OF
Mr., and Mrs. Clarence Bloom Is Sc:
riously NJ following an attack Of
scarlet fever. Sc.
7. j. Titherington has returned from
Philadelphia where he visited Mrs.
Titheripgton5 who is recovering from
long illness in Philadelphia hos
pital.
Mr.. and Mrs, George Richardson are
spending several days at Mt. Lake
Park.
A seven pound baby daughter was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. r. n. Bowen.
She has been named Doris Lee.
The Rev. and Mrs. a. B. Fletcher
home in Pittsburgh to attend the fun
eral Of Mrs. Jane 1rgman, Rev. Flet-
cher will conduct the services.
Mr.. and Mrs, Charles Hardway Of
204 Quincy street, announce the birth
Monday November 10, Of twins, a boy
and a girl.
Mrs. Jennie Metcalf Of Pittsburgh
is in the city visiting her husband
who is a night engineer at the Mo-
nongah Glass Plant.
Miss sallie Bolyard, Of Newburg, ls
visiting her brother and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. Greed 3. Bolyard Of 60s View
avenue.
Pilgrims amounting to 100000 an
nuadly visit the mona5tic cells FtL
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. Promleed coed TlEle.

"A fine time is promised all those
who attend the social which tue
Court Joan Of Arc, Daughters Of LEA
belle, will give, tnorroW evening" In
the social room Of the church. Amuse-
ments Of various kinds win be en-
ployed for the entertainment Of the
guests and many good things will be
furnished to eat. The public is in
yited.
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10 Dance Il onioht.

A large number Of persons will
participate in. the dance to be given
tonight sby the knights Of Columbus
at their hall on Main street The
J ph.f lips orchestra will furnish the
music for the dancers Invitations for
The dance were issued some time ago.
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I0G CASES on.
CONTINUED from page one.l

Clayton vs.. Warrington Window Glass
December 5th.--First National bank
"a. Charles w. Furbee and others ;
State Use N, b. Campbell VS.. Y. ".
Michael, and others.
December 6.+ -Radf Wink mich vs..
Croatian League Of Illinois.
December George Holms, admin.
istrator, ETC.. VS.. B. & Q. Railroad Co.;
Sam Polino vs.. B. & o. Railroad 20.
December t2-The Curtis Way
company VS.. Rowand Duncan and
Kuhn; John Weorne and company vs.
Job Nuzun.
December Is: Howard Gaines, adj.
ministIatar, etc, VS.. Rinehart Dennis
company and others; Feature Film,
and Calcium Light VS.. Dixie theatre
and others.
December 16. Andrew K. Rotanna'
and Others, VS.. Eli Frances and others.
December II. Cray and Sutton.
vs.. Ellsworth Price and others; Jo-.
seph McElfresh vs.. William p. Smith.
December Is. Eric @. Joliff VS.. b.
& o. Railroad Co.. Noah Tenant vs..
Alpha Tenant; +. D. Brown VS.. w.
S. Thomas.
!. December 1s. Matte 4. Yoen vs..
"A. b. Jolin and others: Elias Fananas
VS.. Wells Fargo Express company !;
Nv. II Haney5 comp ny rs. ~ ESapl.
+ December %. Jainesf a Graham VI,
SLJenry r., WilfoYlP II
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Pilgrims amounting to 100000 an
nudlly visit the mona5tic cells F.L
Kiev, Russia.
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IuveniIe Party,

Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Joyce gave 9
birthday party recently in honor Of
stlie seventh anniversary Of che birth
Of. their son, Bernard Allen Hager,
cousin OF Master Bernard, shared
the honors Of the afternoon in cele-
hrating the sixth anniversary Of his
BIRTH Two birthday cakes adorned
the serving table and refreshments
were served after the little folks haa
enjoyed an afternoon Of games and
amusement. Those present were Thel
ma I3wis. Loretta Lewis, Carol, June
and Bob Berry, Vivian Grimes, Edwin
and Herbert Joyce, Edith Hall. Arthur
Evans, Frances Goodwin, Frances
Harold, Albert and Wilbur Morris, LIE
ana Hager, Carol Hager, Meryl ano
Albert Hager,
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eilrned .. at Niaht.

Mrs Edwin Robinson retuFned last
evening from Zanesyilie Ohio where
sllas had been the guest for the past
ten days Of her sister, MRS. p.
stnrgiss. I. h.
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Held Demonstration

An interesting electrical demon ~ !.
tiong was held yesterday afternoon "a
connection with the meeting OF the
home Economics department. Of the
Wonen's club at the y M. " a..
building and approximately seventy
five women were out for the demon
tttration. Dan MaureF. Of the Far
mont Electric Service comp gave
AN interesting denomination OF tne
use Of the various electrical cooklns
utensils and Mrs. Anthony BoWeh
prepared a dinner IN these devices.
The demons radon OF ME- A q WIS =
co6ked ~ Mrs. Bowen was tasty ana
stil|fnlIy prepared. Mrs. r, M. ;Hite,
Shairman Of the department opened
me meeting and the hostesses were
iesdames w. H. shinn and J, FLOYD
ffa1R
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T'uriley Dinner TonIeht.

Bad weather win not hinder the
wing 81 the Turkey dinner this ey-
enifig at the *, M. G. A; as the Ladies
"a society of the Southern Methodist
Episcopal church have been busy all
day preparing the tempting menu
which wiz be served beginning this
evening al ftye9and continuing as long
here is anything to serve. The
Ladies have prepared bountifully for
the feast and a large crowd will par
take ot the excellent repaSt offered
for their consumption,
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s. FordgNeaFy.

Announcement has been made Of
;tiie marriage OF William Ford, son
.{tf Michael Ford Of this city, Of WI
a en- 81 VA, aud Miss Anna Neary OF
widen, which was celebrated there
,9,,ecent lyS
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~ Hold Services

The CITY Missionary uiion will obs
IeeYtse INSTRUMENTATION day Of pray
3lers tThursday November 20. Special
'Snitn services viii be held at the First
Pantast church at 1880 o'clock and
4 hei general subject will be 1.-THE soul
's6t Democracy Special music and 40
liresses will feature the service
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ing yiands ana he anu ~ Az
noaneed Inter-
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cEcketSl and Waffle Supper. u
cliic:sen and waffle supper VIII
Sc sed BY the Ladies Of the Home
lonafy Society of the First Meth
odlst Episcopal church on Tltursd =
eFenil November 10 at the social
Rooms 81 the ciurc Oil ~ trnlont ays
cnue. An pert waffle from
Pittsburgh win De 1fot here 70
bake lhe aiflas and the sup e. prom
'ises to Solehdid one Chicken
ein ba IS TEMPT
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RatnrIned here..

ms John ". Mason and little soA
Ioi,ti Nv IL, who had spent the past
evefaI weeks in Wilmington, Del,
It'd gIiiests Of Mrs. Mason's sister Mrs.
si Atiamson have returned to this
TIT and taken up their residence on
Moi antown avenue, During their an
sshce they visited il New York and
lana. Ohio. Capt. Mason met
ben 81 Cleveland and they motoret
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-06-21
BELIEVE AURORA
SUICIDE RESIDENT
OF LA SALE COUNTY

The body Of man, who is thought
10 be resident Of this vicinity, was
discovered hanging Thursday night
ri Z o'clock from a Tree On the
east hank Of the Fox river near
Spring Lake cemetery in Aurora. The
name OF tho man could not be learned
and all marks which would lead TO
an identity had been removed from
his clothing. He had climbed to "A
limb fifteen feet off the ground, care
fully placed his hat nearby, and at
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-06-21
FOR QUICK RESULTS TRY THE
"WANT-ADS" IN THE FREE
R~JOURNAL.
Chill dren Cry
FOR FlETCHER'S
g q 8 9 Fri a.
1t Is All Gone Now.

Samuel L. Kramer, Box IS, Sellers
vile, Pa, writes: Il had kidney
trouble for two years and had a ter
rible backache That is all gone away
now after using Foley Kidney Pills
and l feel well again" When the kid
neys are overworked, weak or dis
eased, the waste matter remains in
the system and causes pains in side
or back, rheumatism, lumbago, stiff
joints, sore muscles, backache. Foley
Kidney Pills get results quickly and
are tonic in their healing and sooth-
ing effect. Good for bladder trouble,
too.
For sale by w d. Duncan
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-06-21
A SANE FOURTH

The edict of the Commia Toner
has goae forth that Ottawa Is to have
a sane Fourth, but later indications
are that there is difference OF opn
ion as to what constitutes sane
Fourth. There appear to be an IN.
cliaation to let down the bars "iu
little Now, it is either a case OF
enforcing the ordinance regarding
fireworks as it stands or OF throwing
things wide open, whatever the intea-
ton of the authoritiee may be That
is bound to be the result of letting
down the bars at all Who Is to
be the judge as to what VIII be iufrae-
tons? Who viii draw The Hne? II
torpedoes and toy pistols are to BE-
winked at, why not small Cso.callad
"harmless) tlrecrackss? And whore
j. the limit between tho harmless"
ald the dangerous?
The Free TraderJournal wants to
see Ottawa have the biggest ana ali
around "bulliest" Fourth She has ever
had, and there is 40 question but that
is what she viii have. It, however, il
not in favor of going backward in the
regulation OF what has been proven
to be menace to her children For
the sake OF a little extra racket it is
unwilling to see the life or limb Of I
any child jeopardized.
The ordinance as it stands was
drawn after mature thought ana due
consideration and those THINGS
were prohibited which experience in
this and other cities has shown
to be dangerous-not all dangerous in
the same degree, perhaps, but sudici-
aatly SO to be put under the ban.
50 far as hoaoring our returned
heroes goes, it is much the same
hing as popular writer Of some
'ears ago said of the old Fashioned I
Fourth:
You may talk about honorin the
I'D heroes and goin' through ali these
performances to please en-. But If
they are in Heaven they can get
along without hearin the Jonosvile
brass band, and if they haint. they
are probably where fireworks hain't
much Of rarity to EN-
The ordinance should be enforced
a. it Stands.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-06-21
DROPPED EGGS.

Hereafter when the hungry custo-
mer walks into the restauran. ami.
orders dropped eggs" it is more than
likely that his order viii be filled n9t
only in the culinary sense hut in solid
fact az well, for the latest stunt Of
the aerial parcel post man was to drGp
a crate of eggs from his airDlanr
while 700 feet above lie earth ana
speeding at the rate Of seventy miles
an hour. Furthermore, tho eggs
landed upon the proper spot ana not
one Of them was broken.
The explanation? A brand new G.
feet in parachutes which was attached
to the crate opened successfully and
waited the eggs as lightly 10 the earth
as if each one was the feather which
some part Of every egg was destined
never to become
This event must not be held in toe
light esteem. 1t marks an epoch IN
air fight, For if crate Of eggs can
be swung off from a speeding plane
and alight unbroken it will be but
brief space Of time until man will
emulate the egg aad swing of into
space just as the airship passes over
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-06-21
KEEP Off PARALYSIS
AND HARDENED ARTERIES

Alternatives which change by some
ineXriiea5!e manner certain morbid
conditions OF the system are eli 2rea.
benefit in nervous diseases, in paraly
Is, arterlcsclerosis, 2landuI3r tubec.
ele, lupus. dstaIous ana carious ii
GERS. DR. Mason il Il. =. Disper
satory. Number 20 For Tie Blood
contains oil the alternatives alluded to
in the above and Is therefore indi
Gated in paralysis, arterio-seler0s iz.
scrofula, chronic rheumatism. nodes,
tnmoGs, lupus and all diseases Of the
blood. Also in constipation. hepatie
COMPOSITIONS, dyspepsia and stomach
troubles. Try il.
Sold by Corbus' Drug Store.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-06-21
GALESBURG HAS
Imam STREET CARS

Gaieaburg. June 2+-One man
street. cars arc a reality here now.
The stare public utilities commission
has issued an order authorizing tina
loe.l ear company 10 operate such
ears Ia the city Il followed a re-
quest from the company 10 the COM
mission because Of the increased cost
in operation with no added reve-
nUcs.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-06-21
Patterns for
Home Sewing

A pattern OF this tlIustrat on
will be sent your address. Fill
OFT the attached blank aud nm
10 the Free Trader Journal. en-.
closing tee in money or stamEs.
Please allow ten days time in
winch to have pattern delivered
you.