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ANNA Maientisch. Defendant.

Ni AiNh-ih tuahtft]s
Mike Majentisch. Plaintifi,
vs.
Anna Majentisch. Defendant.
Suit pending in the Circuit Cour
for the County OF Iron, In chancery
on the 3rd. day OF November. A ID
1920
In this cause. Il appearing from az
fdayit on file that the defendant. An
ma Majentisch. Il not a resident OF
this state. but resides In the city oi
Chicago. State OF Illinois, on motion
OF Dan J. OsHara, Attorney for the
Plaintiff, 1T is ORDERED. that tie
said defendant, Anna Mejentscn'
cause her appearance to be entered in
this cause within three months from
the dafe OF this ordeE and In case OF
her appearance that she cause ner
answer 10 the plaintiffs bill OF COM
plant to be filed, and copy there
OF 10 be served upon the plaintin's 3
attorney within twenty days aiter
service on him OF copy OF said bill.
and notice OF this order, and that In
default thereof that said bill be taken
as.confessed by said nonresident de-
ftndant.
And IL is further ordered that with
I'm forty (4O) DAYS after the date here
OF the said plaintiff cause notice Of
this order 10 be published In The Dia-
mond Drill, a newspaper printed,
published and circulating in said
County OF Iron. and that such publi-
cation be continued once in each
week for six successive week, or that
he cause a copy OF this order 10 be
served personally on said non-resi-
dent defendant, at least twenty days
before the time above prescribed for
her appearance: And IL is further
ordered that the said plaintiff cause
copy of this order TO be mailed 10
said defendant at her last known
post Office address, by registered mail
and a return receipt demanded at
least twenty days before the time
herein prescribed for the appearance
OF the defendant
AT. DIXON,
Circuit Court Commissioner
DAN ]. O'HARA,,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Business address: Iron River, Mich.
STATE OF MICHIGAN,
County OF Iron-ss
], John Wall, Clerk of said county
OF Iron and Clerk for the Circuit
Court OF said county, do hereby GER
tify that have compared the forego-
ing copy OF Order OF Appearance in
the case OF Mike Majentisch VS.. Anna
Majentisch, with the original record
thereof now remaining in my Office,
and that II is a true and correct tran
script therefrom and of the whole OF
such original record.
In testimony whereof. I have here
unto set my hand and affixed the seal
OF said Circuit Court this 3rd day OF |
November. A. d., 1920.
JOHN WALL.
Clerk.
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The tax roll OF Crystal Falls town.
ship Is in my hands and taxes can be
paid after Dec. 18th at the Crystal
Falls National Bank at any time dur
ing banking hours except on Fridays
when the treasurer will be on hand
until 500 o'clock p. m. and again af-
ter supper TO receive payment.
HENRY LIBERTY.
Treasurer.
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TAX NOTICE

The tax roll OF the township OF
Mansfield is now in my hands for
the collection Of taxes due upon the
property in said township. / will be
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NOTICE

Notice Is hereby given that the an
nuai meeting OF the stockholders OF
The Crystal Falls NatioOl Bank
for the election OF directors and such
other business as may lawfully come
before the meeting: will be held In
the Offices OF the said bank. Tuesday.
January H.. 1921. at 1000 A. M.
q. A. BROTHERT0N.
s-52l Cashier.
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at the post office. Crystal Falls, Mich.
each Friday between the hours OF
900 o'clock a. m. and 500 o'clock
p. m. to receive the taxes. In my
absence taxes may be paid to Ward
J Kelly.
THOMAS BATES,
(4s-D Treas. Mansfield Twp.
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The Kimball property for rent or
eale Mrs. ID. NJ. Roes. t45-tf)
HEATING STOVE FOR SALE
hard or soft coal. Inquire Of Mrs.
Boucbard. Briar Hill st.
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LAND FOR sALE:-Forty acres,
with building near Deer Lake. J. A.
smith. sagola, Mich, care OF j. W.
Wells Co. 'fe-ss)
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STATE OF MICHIGAN
The Probate Court for the County
Of Iron.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of Mary
Welch. Deceased.
Notice IS hereby given that 7 months
from the 20th day OF October, A. ID.
1920, have been allowed for creditors
10 present their claims against said
deceased 10 said court for examina-
tion and adjustment. and that all ere
ditors OF said deceased are required
TO present their claims TO said
court. at the Probate Office in the City
OF Crystal Falls. in said county, on
or before the 18th day of April, A. ID.
1921, and that said claims will be
heard by said court on Saturday. the
10th day OF April, A. ID. 1921, at ten
o'clock in the forenoon.
Dated October 90, A. ID. 1920.
FRED F. MURPHY.
(50-52) Judge OF Probate
Read the Ads
NOTICE
The annual meeting of the share
holders OF the Crystal Falls Workers
Association will be held at the Wor-
er's Hall, 200 O'Clock p. m. January
3. 1921. All shareholders who can
not be present at said meeting may
send with any OF the shareholders
in the vicinity, proxy.
Jack Nyquist. Waino Aalto.
(50-52) Pres. Sec.
Read the Ads
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GET INTO BUsINEss-watlxins is1|
products sell to every farmer. II you|
own auto or team. can give bond
write tpday- for information wheri
you can get territory for selling prd
iucts OF Largest institution OF kind
In world Twenty million users. III
r. WATKINS CO.. Dept. III. winons,
Minn (as-5il
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FOuND:---A Ford tire on rim. In
uuire OF VIM. Poyseor
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t4s-)
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STATE OF MICHIGAN

Read the Ads
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6w-lst Dec. IL.
STATE or MICHIGAN.

The Circuit Court for the County
OF lron--in Chancery.
Mike Majentisch. Plaintin,
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WOMAN IN PISTOL BATTLE
J WITH KENTUCKY MINERS
w. of Policeman Stands By
Wounded Husband, Staying
Two Men in Mob.
ZEE ..ssociatcd prcss. /

= !SToL. TENN. April l5.-Re-
i'prts have reached here CONCERNING
:, p!ttol battle that occurred iast
grioay In Harlan County, Kentucky.
hetvoen j. NJ. Hall. an acting ca;n,,
poiccman FOR the Banner Ford coal
Npi"iany at kentcnin, Ky, and am
t'tSr officer. ana n number OF alleged
rawicH! miners. who are said to have
NED enmity for Hall because OF his
activities III combating a proposed
h'hers organization In that section
according 10 the reports received
here from Cocburn. Va. Hall and his
vile and another officer. we're com
in< out OF the company store "a,
heHte MIA. when they were faced Ov
an angry mob OF miners The re-
ports say that when the officers
emerged from the store. the crowd
t!sncd fire, and the officer returned
the fire. Hall used two guns effcc-
llNeiy until he was shot down when
lac continued to shoot.
t!S wife is said TO have stood Lax.
ms Side. cmpiying two guns and
iiilhnE two miners. When the fray-
WIS over, the reports reaching here
say. that three or four dead miners
and several wounded were found
Inc other officer and Hairs wife
escaped without being wounded Hall
Ilcd Tuesday, In a hospital as the
Tt"nii o: his wounds He is survived
'.r his wife and six children. NJ
tn?"ing TO the reports. Mrs Hall
stood guard over her wounded hus-
band until The next day when a uariy
OF officers arrived and carried the
%ounied man 10 Harlan, Ky
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protiteering squadron resulted in the
arrest OF Nicholas J. Eschcnbrcnncr,
Frank Shea and Harry Walton, gen
eral managers of wholesale firm.
dealing in Danish butter, which Fed
eral agents said WAS sold in large
lots at GS TO CO cents a pound at L.
legal profits OF 10 cents 4 pound. Each
or the accused was released in $1,000
bail for q hearing on April 90. Eschen-
brenner, IL is alleged. bought 672,-
600 pounds Of Danish butter aud re-
sold II here at a prof; OF over s66,
600. The men involved claimed their
profit was only i per cent and that it's
price was below that Of native bu,-
ter.
The ncwsprirt shortage here will
be temporarily relieved tomorrow, It
wac said, with the arrival OF % extra
carloads from South Ottawa. Canada
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MEN MUST RETURN
TO JOBS SATURDAY

continued from First PASo.)
trucks, and several hundred police
reserves had to patrol tho terminal
market district No less than forty
twa strikes OF various sorts, the police
say, arc IN progress in the West Side
market territory. but disorder has
nccn held TO a minimum with only II
few arrests.
The Erie moved its first freight
train into Jersey city today from
Pert Jcrvis. II brought fuel and WAS
projected by armed guards. but there
WAS no trouble On the trip.
Greatly improved service WAS given
10 commuters this evening on the
Eric. Lackawanna and Jersey Cen
trail. All Eric and I.ackawanna
trains were manned by volunteers.
college students from Princeton,
Stevens and RutgCrs prcdomjnai!ng.
An outstanding feature in the local
strike situation Was the part played
by Federal agents. operatives o. the
Department OF Justice souEh; q list
of striking workmcn, traced causes
for delay Of mail trains and watched
changes IN the prices Of necessities
Army officers AT Governors Island
have notified the Pennsylvania Rail
road that soldiers Will move any sup
plies stalled III Jersey City and that
others Mil man cars on which bodies
OF American dead. just returned from
overseas, Will be taken to home
towns.
Army Moves Government Freight.
The military railroad division OF
the army today began movement az
road terminals here.
Activities OF the governments anti
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-16
SPRING AILMENTS
Relieved by 4 wcIi-lLnOwn Medicine
OF Supcrlntivc Merit.

Spring ailments are due to impure
impoverished, dcvitaiiEed blood.
Among them are pimplcs. boils and
other cruptions, loss Of appetite. that
tired feeling. a rundown condition oi
the system, and sometimes chronl,
weaknesses made worse.
Hoods Sarsaparilln combines the
roots. barhs. herbs. berries and other
medicinuls that have been found, In
many years of intelligent "bserva
ton. to he most effective in treat
mcnt OF these ailments.
Successful physicians prescribe
these ingredients for diseases of the
blood, stomach. liver and kidneys
and in eases whore Alternative and
tonic effects arc needed.
Hoods Sarsaparilla is tho spring
medicine that purilics, cnrichcs and
rovit.tliZcS your blood, increasing
power OF resistance to disease.
For a laxative take Hoods Pills
ADV.
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It'rhmond club Crow.

Thr old Clothes and ovor,Ir
s ~ continued to grow yesterday,
a a IN nnNiiiary movement was
q; the mex; meeting Of tho American
lrE!on. Tuesday night. an attempt
b's" 70 enable tor:aer doug hboys''
The plan which Will be placed be-
fore the legion. is 10 wear the
.,n,reecheS leEsincs and Khaki shirt.
20 the individual taste. The pro-
posed name OF the club Is short for
"O!iNc Dab. the material of which
army clothes are made.
r w. Merchant stated las: night
tina, members continue to flock 10
tile standard nt the Richmond over
al Club. and that scvera! daring in
d!v!duals broke the !ce" by wearing
occurred, he stated. in south Rich.
rncnd. Former Alderman Lawrence
Ihrl Sc; the pace for city Hall en-
The office OF the Department OF Pub
Ii safety, c,ad In blue denim.
Sir, Merchant Will preside at
meeting NJ Murphy's Hotel on Mon
a perm: men. club VIII then be made.
Among other things tho committee
Will discuss tho. matter OF identify
jnG n,smhcrs who wear old clothes
badges will be distributed for this
purpose.
Mos; Of the merchants Of Richmond
remain silent on the subject. but one
c,olaic- ytIitcrday advertised very
low priced suits in his window, the
price plaCard being accompanies by
\ Sign asking prospective customers
why they should wear oreraiIS when
good clothing could he obtained al
such low prices.
Broad street shop windows also
revealed the general tendency 10
Tedhce prices on mems clothes, SIS
and $50 garments giving way 10 suits
within reach OF men OF moderate
means.
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No Reason to Jump
Soft Drinks Price
Old Dominion Beverage
Company Head Says
1t Is U7WCa7rdnted.

Prices of soft drinks will not in
crease here as they have in other
cities in the pas; few weeks. unless
the price of sugar goes w materially:
tho ola Dominion Beverage Company
here. last night.
I'm increase in the price of soft
drinks here by the retailers is un-
declared MIR. Saunders stated last
night that he had tentative contracts
with sugar r<incries for twenty cars
Of sugar. TO lie delivered two cars
each month but that he had been
unable 10 get any sugar AT all since
making the contracts.
Purchase and Importation OF 100000
pounds OF sugar last year mas saved
slider sugar troubles until lately. he
declared.
MIR Saunders predicted that the
price of sugar would mount Yet
higher. He said that sugar was OBJ
tainablc II the public was willing to
pay the price asked by the dealer
for IL. The law of supply and de-
mand and the attitude of the pub
II WAS also reported here yesterday
that sugar has been offered to ner-
chants AT the price Of 81 cents n
time the price of sugar is - 10 %
cents pound here. with little avail
ablc.
Merchants here yesterday predicted
in July, but that it will he very high.
AS high Az the public, will pay, ono
retailer stated yesterday.
Complaints have b"cS made to the
Depur;meHt OF Justice conccTnins
the high cost OF sugar and the at
teinrts OF spectators to sell R'ch i.
mond merchants this commodity at
a high price. il Is declared.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-16
Food situnuon Better.

Slight relief in the local food situa-
tion. with brighter prospects for the
near future. were reported last night
by commission merchants Shippers
OF fresh produce were advised by the
express company yesterday that ship
monts would be taken for Washing
ton. with the assurance that they
would be shipped from that point
straight to New York. No further
advance was reported in the price OF
.SgS or poultry: yesterdays figures OF
- cents and 43 cents. respectively,
obtaining
;, The price of poultry has been linn
tied In New York and philadelphin to
~ cents per pound. the government
rearing that unreasonable pricc 9
would result from the shortage Com
mission merchants stated yesterday
that n slight decline in the price OF
poultry WAS expected today
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-16
ELEVATOR MEN STRIKE
Seventeen Thousand of Them Vote Ia
TO TIN Strike mt oEtork
Today
ny Assoo."te.! r.css.1

Rs Associated P.cSs.1
NEW YORK. April l3.--Scveutccn
thousand elevator employees, opcrnt-
ing in nearly all OF tho city'S largest
3kyscrapcrs. stores and business
structures, tonight were ordered 10
80 out on strike at . o'clock tomor-
row morning.
Wi:h first rumblings of tho threat
to SHUT down elevators in the tail
downtown office buildinSs--thc Equ-
table. for example, with n dayligh,
population estimated at 1O.O00--the
union members adopted the slogan
of cough up or walk up."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-16

ATLANTA. GA. April IL. = -Four
thousand pair of overalls to be worn
by Atlantans in an effort to combat
the high price Of mems clothes Viii
be sold 10y him 1T cost here Saturday
afternoon. John y. Mangct, tair-price
commissioner FOR Georgia. announced
late today.
approximately 5000 men already
have signed agreements to wear over.
ais. MIR. MauEct announced. Mass
meetings will he held Sunday At the
baptist Tabernacle In the Interests Of
the Overt,lls club and An "cconoin!
club for women" and on Monday At
iantans are to make their first APP
pcaranCe In the denim suits.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-16

Neville MacRcady. the new British
commander Of tho forces in Ireland.
who fnvors Il policy OF Cancellation
and clearing ont the whole mil!tarist
group In The castle.
The raidimg troops today descended
upon five separate districts of this
capital. One group of soldiers burst
upon Il wake" making IA number of
arrests OF those surrounding the
collin.
Reports OF clashes between civil
ians and military continue. Three
civilians were killed and nine
wounded today at Midtown, County
Clare.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-16
MILITARY FORCE FOR NEXT
YEAR Is BUT $4,000 MEN
House Approves Small Army In Con-
siderlnE Appropriation
Bill,
fBy Assn4:ltal p-,...l

WASHINGTON. April l5.-An army
or lI5.O0O men and $1,000 officers dur
ing the year beginning next July was
approved today by ;he House I'm con-
sidcrinG the military appropriat ton
bill. No objection was made TO tho
appropriations for pay based or
these figures. and no effort was made
To provide for larger force al
though the reorganization bill. as
passed by the House. authorizes 4
maximum peace time army of APP
proSimately 100000 men and 1900
officers.
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1fOose Don Denim.

DETROIT. MICH. April 1a.--Scv-
cral thousand members Of the Loyal
Order OF Moose donncd ovcrnlls to-
day, pursuant TO resolution adopted
last night calling unon 5000 local
members 20 wear rough raiment un-
ill prices OF clothing decline. Tho
resolution also indorScd the boycott
on ihe use Of potatoes launched sew
erai days aGo as a protest aEains:
h.Sh prices.
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Tulsa lSnnks Merge.

TULSA. OKLA. April l5.-Ail asa
National Bank of this city, whose
deposits were said TO total appruxl-
mately $l.5o0.000, were taken over
today by the Exchange National
Ia full. The American National
was organized several years ago AMI
absorbed the Citizens State Bank
tbOut 4 year ago.
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BRITISH TROOPS ARREST
SlNN FEM LEADERS
Thirty Truck Loads OF Soldiers
Round Zip Suspects, Some OF
Them Mt n WnRc.
Especial Cable Dispatch.I

Especial Cable Dispatch.I
DUBLIN. April l5--On the heels
OF the victory Of the Irish hunger
striking" prisoners in forcing the
British government to release them,
the long arm Of the military reached
out again today and gathered in $50
alleged rebel leaders and sympathiz-
ers in Dublin alone, while extensive
raids were made In other parts OF
Ireland. Thirty truck loads of
troops participated in the roundup
here. All hut six of the prisoners
were released.
Today's military drive" was or
ganized by the Dublin Castle regime
TO force the hand of General Sir
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PART OF DU POINT PLANT
TO EUROPEAN COMP ANY
Tuhizc Corporation, Capital SI.nnO.
Oun, VIII Give Itn3lO yMrrt t0 1910
Persons nj HONEYWELL.

PETBRSBUItG. VA. April l".--Ti
Tuhizc Company, Il European COZ
poraiiun. has purchased a part OF the
bu Font conpany's powder plant ~
Hopcwcl!. near here, according 10 M
announcement by hunter Grub
pre- sidcn, OF tho DE Pont Company
and Immediately will begin instaila
tion OF machinery for the manuiac-
turc Of artificial silk under French
;,truts. The Tubiae Company. MIR
Grub said. Is capitalized at $1,000
400 and il is pprnopscC TO employ
about 1,nyyQO persons.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-16
Wood on Vermont Ballots.

AnGNrrELEI;lS VERMONT. Arril
ia-Thc name Of Major Genera.
wood VIII appear on the ballots at
the State primary on May - as I
candidate for the Republican noml-
nation for President as a result of q
petition filed today in his behalf
with the Secretary OF Statc.
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Refuse to Den, With Men.

COLUMBUS. o.. April l5.--All hop
OF immediate ending of the railroa -.
Switchn"n'S strike was baniShed la =
today when officials OF the six road
entering Columbus refused TO dea,
with representatives. of the Columbus
Nardmcr's Association who In 4
drafted 4 settlement proposal.
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Vote 10 Return 10 Work.

FVIk! WVItTII. ZEN MS, NpriI T..
Striking switchmcn n meeting
here today voted to resume work in
accordance with their brotherhood
contracts. and virtually all of tho
men employed on the afternoon shifts
''rortcd for work, IL was announced
tonight: Freight embarGoes were
lifted hy all lines.
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CLOSES CAPITALS
SOUTH GATEWAY

Continued from First PugeJ
may show the public we are IL law
abiding organizations?
II feel sure that after everything
has been settled you will be glad you
d:d not follow the agitator.
(Signcd) JULIAN NJ. PITT
subordinate President. No. 65l.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-16
Faculty. :. WIN s,,d.n,.

JAtkSpN. MISS. April l5.--F'ollOw- :
Ing the eNnmrH. of the junior law
class. IT, professor. Dean L. j. Far
Joy, thc faculty and entire student
have donucd blue ovcralis. or eliot hes
more than one year old. pledged 10
wear them during the remainder OF
Two EcaSnn.
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Attcmpt 10 Extend Strike.

BOSTON. April l5.---An attempt to
extend the unauthorized strike Ct
railway workers to New, England
took form today with the announce
ment of mass-mcetinEs under the
auspices of the American Federation
OF Railway Workers In various places
in this section sunday afternoon.
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Oppose Annc.rtlon IN Rc,r,un,

LlEGE, Apr! IA report Is pub
lishca here that the workmon and
merchants in the cantons Of F:upen
and Malmcdy .havc decided upon Il
general strike in protest against an
ncNation TO Brl.ni
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-16
UNIVERSITY BOYS
FIGHT PROFITEERS

CONTINUED from First Pagc1
meetings scheduled for this after.
: noon and i; is expected they also
. Will favor the new form of clothing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-16
4.o,lo I,ntr. for AtInntp.

vile. Tenn. have voted unanimously
to wear ovcra!!s and the CocdS 10
wear MILDLY Dlouses and cotton skirts.
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Women AK Mcnbcr,hip

DALLAS. TEN. April i5.--Woni.n
fmu!oyed in the Offices of tho Texas
and racihc Railroad here today asked
the District Attorney for permission
30 wear oVsralls. SO they may Join
the Overall Ciuh formed by their
male coworksrs. Eight hundred per
sons are employed in the railroad y
o!hccs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-16
Tu.rulum College, I'm Na,

KNOXVILLE, TENN. April lJ.--To
combat the high cost o. living the
boys Of Tusculum College. at Green
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-01

home at Paris, Missouri, March ~
Her remains were brought here Tor
burial beside her husband. whose
death occurred September l. 1913.
The body was accompanied by her
son, Phil Thomas who also lives near
Paris Practically all her life she
made her home in Broonlleld town
ship. with the exception OF the past
seven years. which she spent AT
Paris. Missouri Mrs Thomas. whose
maiden name WAS Margaret Jane Far
rgll. was born in Barron County, Ken
lucky, January 1, 1866 She came 10
this vicinity when young and Dec
IT.. 1852, was united in marriage with
GeorSe Thomas OF Brooktield The
couple lived in Broohheld from thar
time until seven years ago. Mrs.
Thomas death was caused by a stroke
Il paralysis, Mrs Thomas leaves to
noun her death one son. Phil Thorn
a. OF Paris, Mo, and two brothers
Charles Farrell OF Marseilles and
john Farrell Of Erie, Kansas. The tu'
aoral services were held At the grave
Of VT Hope cemetery, Seneca.
Elmer Rose vas an Ottawa caller
Tuesday.
Denver Harris is i'll with measles,
but is getting along nicely.
+ Junior Rooney is spending this