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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1920-10-29

The Examiner-ss.so the year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-27
BOY OF five
CROWS BEARD
Mother SLAVES Him Twice
a Week

MALAKOFF. Tex. Dec. z7.--1.lt,
tie Jimmie Vaughn, 5 years old. is
rather young 10 be using a razor on
his face, but he has TO do IL. for
Jimmie has a black beard which IL
about as heavy as that Of men Is
years old.
Jimmie began sprouting the set Of
whiakers about two years ago. Eye
lash tweezers" would not keep them
down. There was nothing TO be done
but give Jimmie a regular shave.
His mother couldn't bear 10 SEE II
done. however, 20 she undertook to
keep the whiskers down with pair
OF scissors. But that proved 30 UNI
satisfactory that she finally provided
herself with a razor and gives jim
mic a regular shave twice "a week.
Doctors believe the hair on tho
child's face is an unnatural growth
and will come off soon. but BARRIERS
who have shaved the youngster say
his beard Is as tough as an old mans
and is on him 10 stay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-27
CAT ATTACKS
BIRD ON HAT
Saw Bird Moving as Woman
Talked

PoUCUKEEPsTE. n. r., Dec. IT,
The screams Of a woman In the Now
York Central waiting room brought
waiting travellers from their seats 20
zee woman clawing the air and
striking wildly al cat on her shout
dcrH
The woman had "a large bird upon
her hat. As she sat In earnest con.
yerAation with another woman she
moved her head constantly. The
seats are hlgh.backod, and from the
rear all that could be seen was the
bird
a cat sat doing In tho station.
All at once II spied the bird and its
tail began 10 wave back and forth NJ
IL crouched and watched II. Passen-
gers who Eaw sat quietly and smiled,
not dreaming that the cat would
spring. Suddenly II sprang and
landed upon tho hat and the bird.
The woman's screams brought n
lineman. who pulled the cat away.
The hat and the bird. however.
were demolished and the woman was
forced TO take her headgcar off. put
II in a suitcase and travel the rest
Of the way bareheaded.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-27
GIRL HEARS"
WITH FINGERS
Dances by Rhythm Of
Vibration

DETROIT. Dec 27.--Miss Kati,er-
inc Steffen, OF this city, was born
deaf, yet she can carry on a CONVEX
satjon over the telephone as readily
as any one.
She "hears" by placing finger on
the sensitized metal plate in the base
of the telephone receiver.
Il discovered" she says, that
pressure exerted on the skin is mem
tally perceptible. BY this muscle
sensation can not only hear over
the telephone. but I can be conscious
OF the rhythm OF music and thus be
able TO dance.
Il place my hand on violin or the
piano. and instantly hear the same
rhythm and melody every one else 10
hearing with their ears. Then carry
the air in my mind and dance.
Miss steffen is employed as assist
ant manager I'm a restaurant She
has occasion 20 use the telephone
every few minutes. People arc
amazed when they learn that she
can't hear a sound when they watch
her carry on a conversation so easily
over the telephone.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-27
ACREAGE
skACIr RAY LANDS
NOTICE

After January 1, 1871. the price ~
You can buy up To- that time at $40
per acre " We have any of this
land left when you get ready to
We only had 500 tracts for sale
whom we started on this propose
ton September 81. aud have dis-
posed OF asa tracts a. date, There
arc only III tracts left. and n num-
Der OF hig BUYERS will h. here
Menstchoa to so with uA "a see
tho land We viii sell them a
large portion 81 what Ne have
left and may sell it all TO them
a. the people from these districts
Your last chance 20 buy ~ now,
Delay will mean your iosz. not
ours.
You have had your opportunity-lt
IL attn yours II you act now.
Exeuraion sunday, January = 1891
Join tit means much TO- YOU.
We have tried To get you Ca inNeHtt-
gate You. no doubt. have thought
you would. but the thief Of time -
REORGANIZATION -- has kent YOU
back Someone who knows Moth
ine about our proposition may
have warned you away from a
good proposition.
You have a mind OF your own--use
a. N you cannot think for your
self. you cannot hope TO better
your condition.
You Want Good Land.
We Have it for You.
Buy now. before q is too late.
SPARKS a DYE
1890 SECOND AWE
Ground Floor Location.
Open A. NJ. 10 > y. A. Daily.
PHONE ELLIOTT SOFA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-27
Wife Kept Secret
Husbands Murders

BERLIN. Germany. Dec H.
After keeping her secret for rs years
a woman told tho police of spnndau
that her husband had murdered a
little girl OF g. Some years before
that. she said. he slew her two broth
ers. The police arrested Schultz. who
IL so, and their investigation traced
TO him II murders OF men, women
and children.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-27
BOYS SWALLOW
live GOLDFISH
Eat Ice Cream to Top Off
"OeIicacy"

FOND Du LAC, Wis. Dec. 81
When Wilmer Schuessler and John
Collins. seniors in the high school.
were dared TO swallow live goldfish.
they offered to wager they could
do II.
A large crowd OF students gathered
in an ice cream parlor, made up a
collection of between IS and SO. and
Schuessler and Collins. while the
startled group stared in amazemcnt.
took turns putting fish down their
Threats.
To top Off the delicacy. they aes
several dishes OF ice cream.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-27
Has Lawyer Scold
His Wife by Letter

Wn.LESDEN. Eng. Dec. GA
young wife. married n year. sought
the advice of the magistrate. Her
husband. altho he made no personal
complaint TO her. had his lawyer
write her a letter alleging she was
not carrying out her wifcly duties In
"A proper manner In the letter the
lawyer wrote: This conduct must
cease forthwith, and we arc TO re.
quest that you show swceter dis
position toward your husband in flu
ture."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-27
Paper Refuses to
Print Death News

WINSTED. Conn.,. Dec. 27.--"We
don't believe In dying, no death and
funeral notices win not be admitted
to these columns at any price," de.
clares Editor Joseph Durand in the
first issue OF the Saturday Night.
Its all right with Ed Jones, under.
taker. but no Joke with u.s." he con.
cludes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-27
THEY DEMAND SINLESS SABBATFIS


ondinto
LET
Representative
0 The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-27
Christmas Dinner
Dearer in Britain

LONDON. Eng, Dec. 27.-Christ-
mas food prices are likely to be con-
siderably higher this year than was
the case IL months ago. Compared
with last year meat. dried FRUITS
sugar. eggs. butter. flour, bacon and
oranges viii show an increase. while
tea, timed goods, rice and oatmeal
will be cheaper.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-27
Obeys His Wife and
WEEDS Stepdaughter

BINGHAMTON, N. Y, Dec. ss.--
In accordance with, the dying wish
OF his wife. Robert c. Hayes has
married his step-daughter, formerly
Anna Mae Merritt. The marriage oc.
CURED five days after the first wife
had died
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-27
Dead Mans Heart
Valves Like Bone

LONDON. Eng, Dec. 2T.--John
Williams. ~. upon whom an inquest
was held. was said to have heart
valves SO tough as almost to be taken
for bone. In all his experience he
had never seen such a thing. said
the medical officer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-27
z Candidates Tied;
Draw Lots for Job

CHESTERFlELD. Eng, Dec. ~.
Two candidates. c. Barlow and ].
Randeli. in a municipal election here.
poiled 500 votes each. They drew
lots for the seat and Mr.. Barlow
won
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-27
There are in the White House moro

than l70 miles OF wires. providing
for 5000 incandescent lights. a bell
system and a private telephone sys-
tenn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-27

New York state has the largest
National guard organization, S,S43
men. and Texas la next with about
5000 mon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-27
FARM LANDS


READY MADE FARMS
western washington IRRIGATED
berry land. i0-acre farms. all
lands either under pillow or ready
for pio~. no stumpHs good loeh /.
ton Unusual proposition offered
20 married men with farming eS-
pertencr. Write today FOR further
details Addfeaa land Dept.
MeKENSA LUMBER co.
NcKenna, wash.
10 ACRES. CLEARED EXCEPT
few sfumpa: good soli. fine creek +.
strip To salt water. k-roofn house,
good barn. chick house. garage.
work shop. boat house. all build
inga new grand view. young or
chard. berries. town ono mile.
Must be sold before January l.
Only ta9f0. 81 900 cash, ityiard,
Pouisbo; phone. Return same day.
YAKIMA VALLEY FARM FOR
SALE
90 acres. Ia alfalfa. t-room houHe,
plastsred. barn. root cellar. all
fenced. under irrigation: close 20
school. = mile from shipping sta
ton. cheap. Further informa ton
write A. X ToleA. T. y. ID. No. 1.
Mabton. wash.
81 ACRES; HOUSE. GOOD LAND;
In Skagit county. with frontage
on BIG Lake. Here il a snap for
IL. {. PETERR 7is Third Ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-27

According 10 The official figures the
strength OF the French army In 1921
will be 3S,473 officers and 500, 200
men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-27

The Chinese were astronomers In
the reign OF Yao, 1851 b. c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-27
The Seattle Star
| DIRECTORY

Aiiornry~aiiAw
T. 2. RAfI.--EsTAnLisff:D ftsf.
n,s asss .ons srss as sav,e g,
as burke IiidF- sos second ave.
" +. S.IiOFF. sIt iioge itidK. An-
nex. CONSULTATION FREE. All
cases. All courts.
Attosneys--rsfrns
FHEpERick y. GoRiN-pAT-
snt At'erney. American and for.
eign lsssnta secured, developed
and promoted. tob-s-T Central
g'asy ssSt'is w ss;as,s and sss
Phone Ssin SEQ
MASON. FFSwfcK. LAWRENCE
ti2 nurke building.
Barbsring
IARRERfSG THAT SATISFIES.
aio Union ST
Certified Public Accountants
4 & HANSEN a CO. Lenry BldE
Cbiropraetor
DR r. n. TURNER. Chiropractor.
7f0-is HalEht Bldg znd aud Pine.
Consultation free. Hours. 10 20 3.
Evenings ~ appointment Elliott
PRIVATE MD CLINIC ADJUST
nisnta. Seattle College Of chiro-
Pyaetie, tao-si Peoples Bank Bldg.
JENNINGS 4 JENNINGS, GRAD
yates u Palmer school Denny
Bidg. Main f2II.
tampesli. q. n. Pan,srs. I'D. FL isss
Chiropodist
Dr kline. ais Denny IsldE.. ilos 2nd.
a.ll.f.,.l 4 nan.
MONEY LOANED ON ALL -AnrI-
cles OF value. THE RELIABl-E
Dancing Taught
Private israons. stevens. 18th \ pike.
MAY DUNN. latest dances. East 40.
Junk
ALASKA JUNK CO. 1870 First ava
Money TO Loan
MONEY TO LOAN
On diamonds and jewelry. on most
SOCIETY ron REMEDIAL LOANS
IN SEATTLE
s sasasd h%sg sas M Msels.ns
MONEY TO LOAN-WE LOAN ANY
AMOUNT on DIAMONDS. watches
ana lfNffFEs NNNfHA fNNfs
Eoattie'H oldest Loan BROKERS.
AMERICAN JEWELR1 CO..
s3i second Ave. Estnbliahed 1883.
Optician and Optomctrist
}. ". Edmunda. Fraser paterson co.
Painting and Calsomining
PAINTING MD kAI.SOMfNiNG.
Phone Ballard 23s0
Physicians. Surgeon
DH ANGUA. ElTEL bldg. End a
pike. Specialist for mems all
ments Fees reasluable
Piano Tuning
JOHN sTROM. piano repairing. Cor.
rect tuning. $3.50. Elliott 1913
evenings.
Razor Blades sharpened
spangenberg. cutlery. 1907 tth ave.
Rug Weaving and Cleaning
Art Rug Mills. slI Union. N: 1888
We'll Digging
WE'LL DIGGING WATER GUAR
anteed. East of2e
Window Cleaning
CAsCADE NDow CLEANING
Co. Main s56G
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-27

Women constitute 70 per cent Of
the factory workers In Japan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-27

= 9 2 q &C q 9 9 9 2 &C q CCt 2
AUTO REPAIR SHOP
$3.50 will give you an equal half in
tereat In best auto repair shop In
city. working three mechanics.
Not necessary that you be n me-
chanic. but must show that you
arc steady and willing worker.
See Mr. Norman,
III Seaboard Bldg.
GROCERY, ~" DfSTKICT, ABOUT
$500; RESTAURANT. te5 daily
guaranteed. MILLINERY, $3.50.
best In the city. CIGAR STAND.
Johanson. fof Mutual Life Bldg.
try GOOD BUsINESS TO SEE jos
hanson. tg4 Mutual Life Blk.
Elliott C02e.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-27
ACREAGE SPECIALS


a. acres KERRY LAND az Duvaii.
joining improved berry farms;
deep heavy loan soil sub. irfi-
very easy terms.
10 acres. north % puvaIi; level.
rich lean soil, no gravel tlne
ffuit and berry land ON good tuAd.
$500. $50 down. $40 per month
Adjoining No acres same price
20 acres. fine spring; on gravcisd
road. Routh slope. viii raise any
Ihing. 1850, AGO down 40 pes
month-
40 acres. cr-ck spfinE; part bottom
land. si.soo. $3.50 cash, 50 per
month. Can neil this IN eos.
80 aeres IMPROVED. modern g.
room house. large barn city
water. two creeks. half bottom
land. 90 acres cleared 10 acres
small timber: balance PASTURE "a
rolt valley. near school ana hiEh
school tsoees ii.s0o cash. ta4-
Ancc long time
sgo acres: 100 acres level balance
rolling. several springs form creek
on place. suitabis Tor trout lake
and reservoir FOR power plant
logged and burned over ana seeded
to timothy An IDEAL stock farm.
tl.BoV. $500 cash. balance easy
per cent interest
We have a large list % FARMS and
AcEEAGS Come iu and see eur
list We may have Just what 0u
are looking Tor.
sEELY a CALLAHAN
1es hinekisy Bldg. III second Ave
Main tsit
ACRES. 400. 1850 CASH
Located east OF Hcntons good SOIL
half cleared. Broom good shack.
chicken house real bars ain
only IL miles from center OF seat.
tie. dozens OF new houses being
buttt in this locality. Your chanrr
Co get started al a dirt cheap
price.
T.. VAN ARRDAI.E a CO.
1919 Third Avenue
3 ACRES. $500, Easy TERMS
located close TO soldiers Hofu. and
Port Orchard. handy 60 Hrener-
ton Navy Yard, acres ~ level
loan aoll. ideal for berry and
poultry ranch. handy to best mar
kct in the world
3. VAN ARSpAf.E q CO.
1918 Third Avenue.
JOHNSON. tot MUTUAL LfFt
Bldg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-27
o. BUSINESS OrronruNITIEs
SUBURBAN STORE

cccCCce g q q 9 &C ccc c.
SUBURBAN STORE
An opportunity Go get In on the
ground floor In rapidly
growing neiEhbofhood, store
u known a. ~ drug store, but
cen be changed t. muet any
kind Of atorr. dandy soda
fountain and fixtures. which
cost over $1,000. stock viii
invoice about 81 300, which IN
good Halahlr stock, consist
thK Of patent medicines,
candy. cigars, etc dandy
room In hack for card room
and there h. no pool hall or
card room IN the nrighbor-
hood. good lease. at low rent
Full price. 81, 500. with none
terms, Soc MR. POTTER at
: COMMERCIAL. INVESTMENT
COMPANY
III Seaboard BLDG.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-27

VIE BUY. AND LOAN on my
thinE II value ssa Pine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-27
real. ESTATE LOANS

MONEY foR WASHINGTON FARM
AND ACREAGE LOASA Prompt
service 4. A noTffE FARM
hoNTgAGE CO. Inc. Leary bldg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-27

lAltINllteltif
AUTO REPAIR SHOP
1850 "a tho fun price for an equal
half Interest N old established
shop. THIS shop has plenty OF
work. plenty 81 tools, and iH doing
fine business. owner needs a
VIII accept inexperienced man II
mechanically inclined and willing
70 work. For particulars ace Mr.
iI7 seabosrd RIdE.
ONE MONTHS GOOD WAGES rUT
- Florida oyster culture, where
United states government sur
veyod at approximate cost of
$4,000, viii pay estimated income
81 $500 per month until end OF
world Fun Information. sworn
statements, government quota.
Conservative Association. 81
Petersburg, Fioride.
LUNCH COUNTER SNAP
1900 II fua price for neat little
rHhtaurant that IL fully equipped
and well located Every bit OF
equipment 4 % good quality, and
plenty 81 business for someone
who can turn out good food. just
The place for two ladies. See
w iseaboArd niar.
SSAPPY hUY-owNER MUST SELL
it.toom houHe. foot Queen Anne
hilL, 1900 cash. balance easy
monthly payments. Caii Queen
Anne agtA
MANTEB-A coon pAHTNru.
honest and willing hard worker,
1880 60 1900. IohanHon. t0i Mutual
Life iHik
WANTED -HEfP no FINANCE a
good Invention, zoe Mutual Life
RAD Nils esli.f tf,.rpf- t.tt. .oss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-27

No operations. Natural remedies.
electric massage light thcrmo.
vapor baths Iis First ave. 81
tita. DIR LILLIAN CHANDLER.
sanipractor.
Will GENTLEMAN WHO HELPED
Wa injured BY auto at fifth and
Madison. between . and 4. Monday.
please call Elliott sk11-N, 2 rings Z
Sw EATA MASSAGE, SALT Gt.oSA
shower. cal Peoples Bank Bldg.
second and Pike
Anna Marks. iiydrotherspy. rriontif-
q manage s07 Mutual Llfe hid.
ELrai and NHnlnF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-27

ARE you GOING TO WORK
suffering with severe Etheu-
matte pains? There u help
Tor you. The V1T-O-NET will
eliminate all the uric and tox-
ic acids from your system. and
Will put you in touch with
HEALTH in n positive man
ner. Bring this ad and get a
free treatment 236 Central
Building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-27
FEAKI.1s ANpl- ffVoKY G6ops

X<.---L lsalf y asstt1.tsttsAANt1 y MN tue
t3.O0 pair; dark blended mink,
300; squirrel. fox, crrnine and all
Kinds Of furs retaiIed at Wholesale
prices. The Alaska Fur Co. 81
Madison st. beginning OF Madison
en- bic.
BERRY PLANTS DIRECT FROM
growcr AZ special prices, z5U,0Uu
f.uthbertH. 900, 900 Msrshalls, 10, 900
Everbea ring. Quality guaranteed
or money back T.. - HOTHF.
Leary Bldz- Seattle. Main 1910.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-27
The Seattle Star

lshcd flaliy AT 1897 seventh Ave
Seattle. Washington.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-05-21

corset to be ratified for the benefit of
the home. Mrs. A. Zekman held the
lucky number and will receive the
prize. Mrs. Zekman ma de contribu-
ton to the institution upon being in
formed of her good fortune.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-05-21
Overdrawn on May 1, 1920 81 ,455.12
MANUEL RATHER,
Financial Secretary.
ROSENFIELD & BROOKS BUY A
CALIFORNIA HOTEL.

Rosenfeld & Brooks, proprietors
of the Russell Hotel, have purchased
the lease and furnishings of the Wag-
ner Hotel in Los Angeles and are
now in possession The Wagner has
1875 rooms, is well located and is en-
ioying a we'll established business.
Mr.. Brooks of the firm has been look
ing over several other houses in San
Francisco and Los Angeles with
view to buying and it is possible that
he will take another one over in the
near future.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-05-21

Feinberg's Kosher Sausage Co.
wish to announce that they have sold
their retail meat department and have
opened retail sausage department
at 800 Lyndale avenue north, where
they will be glad to serve their pa
irons and friends.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-13

LOST-A wrist watch Sunday even
ing. Finder return to this office
Reward
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-13

ting her mot her Mrs. John DAILY, on
81. George street.
Miss Helen Rosstor was a Streatol
visitor yesterday.
Allen Broddback Of Narseilles was
an Ottawa visitor yesterday.
samuel y, Gossert a former Ottawa
newspaper man. and now on the STAFF
of Secretary Of State Emmerson at
Springfield, is spending a few days
with friends her
Attorney Taylor StraWn of Chicago
spent the week end with his parents,
Mr., and Mrs. l.. II, Strawn, at theiI
home on the south side.
James Mlligan Jr. Of Chicago was
u guest over Sunday of relatives in
Ottawa
Mayor John Massoion OF Perm and
ok MAYOR Ralph Madden Of Mendoza
were in Ottawa today on court bust
ness
Fart Narl.aa9 Of this city wa a
StreatOr caller last night
Johnny ilerya ic Of mis- c.ty called
on friends in La Sale yesterday
Misses Alice smith ana Eleanor
Hottie Of this city spent yesterday in
StroatOr.
Keaeth Sap Of this city spent last
night in Seneca
Frank SWeaer Of this city called on
friends in Seneca last night.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-13

FOR SALE Small house and lot CON
veniently located and at low price
w 3. TUSEY, Central Life Bldg.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-13
DRIVE ELECTRIC INTO
TELEPHONE POLE

The Chicago Herald Examiner con
tain; the following story CT an acct
dent experienced by Mr. and Mrs. i.
G. Osman, former wen known Oua
vans:
e g. Osman sol Cenral stree.
Wlmcttc, driving his electric yeste.
day at she ridan rOul and Colfax ave
nue., Evanston, turned to his wife, who
was looking at fashion magazine.
Aren't these short skirts they're
wearing in Paris the limil?' asked
Mrs Osnan. Mr.. Osman looked-in
fact he TOOK several loo@s ana the
electric era he'd into a telephone pole.
VT and Mrs. 0sudrI were slightly cut
and bruised.
Next tinle we 20 ding wen leave
that magazine al home, said Mrs. Os-
man.
As no further word was received -
Ottawa, local relatives are conGden,
that neither Mr. Osman nor his wife
suffered any serious effects from the
collision.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-13

Miss Hannah OF West Ottawa, a son,
James j. Eokert Of Moline; two sia-
tors, Miss Mary Gretencord of Fowler,
l.u., aha MI. annie Walter OF LVsA,
NyonY and five brothers, Henry of
CT ava, Frank ct Fowler Ind, Joseph
~ Farm Ride aud Herman and Al
bert Of Grand Rapids township.
,n.r la lcIvice viii be held We'd
nesday morning at 8 O'Clock at st.
Francis ..athoiic church. Burial viii
be made in st. Francis cemetery.
Friends are requested to emit flowers.
Try Want Au IN me free Trader
Journal Tor Quick Results
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-13
PRESENT DAY NEEDS
ANOTHER PAUL, SAYS
REV. c. v. CHESSMAN
BAPTIST CLERGYMAN DEPLORES
LACK OF MEN WITH PUNCH IN
OUT THEIR NEED NOW.

Whether or not Rev. G w. Chess
man, in his sermon last night at the
Baptist church, recalled the days Ct
Paul and fit them into present polit-
zeal life, or whether his comparisons
were meant only for todays mode Of
living In general, were left to The
imagination Of large congregation
which heard the clergyman.
The sermon was taken from Corin-
thians a,26 and was delivered under
tho title "A Fighter With Real
, Punch In part, Rev. Chessman
said:
The world has been listening to
q Paul ana is influenced by him for cen.
tuties, because he was a man Of
mighty religious convictions and
really battlcd for them in the arena CT
life, Paul dealt in no slittering gen
efalities. He was no bubble chaser
He was on periumcd Adonis Of ora.
, tory. lie vas no GuOtcr OF smooth
sayings, He was no demaeoGue.
glibly verbose. He was no clustering
WindJammer. b!uilin2 his way with
MEANINGLESS noise No, He was a
fighter with Il real punch.
When Christianity was in danger
OF being made a mere adjunct I'll
judaism, Paule saved it; he prevent
ed its university. Peter wabbled in
the critical hour, but not Paul Paul
had the punch that won the day Tor Il
gospel Which was for all the world
Nv hen commentaries papanism
through 81 lyersmiths and eXp,Oitcrs OF
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-13
TAKEN FROM PRISON
so BABE CAN BE BORN
OUTSIDE JAIL WALL S

Auburn, n. Y. Sclt l3.-Mrs. Pearl
oBell Rochester girl convicted OF
the murder Of Edward Kniet, for.
mer lover, and now serving twenty
years here, was removed to a local
hospital yesterday, under a now state
law, in order that her child might be
born outside the prison. Last night
She gave birth to a baby girl The
father is in a cell at Sing Sing. doom
ed to death in he electric chair.
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