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mystery. His imagination must have
time to adjust itself"
They were spelling my appetite; !
was perfectly aware of that. | had
ordered the best luncheon knew how
to compose, and they were doing full
justice to it; but l was acting, |
knew. like a resentful boy.
Il love you that way" said Alice
as stared vacantly at my plate But
you really are not making yourself
dlsagreeabe to us-really he is not,
Constance !"
Mrs. Farnsworth affirmed this. |
knew that was merely being rude,
and the consciousness of this was not
uplifting. AT the luncheon hour the
influx of shoppers gives the Tyring-
ham d CHEEKY tone, and all about us
were people apparently conversng
sanely and happily. The appearance
of Uncle Basins ghost in the familiar
dining room would have been wei
come diversion. / was specializing as
to just what he would say about his
widow and the whole mess at Barton
when Mrs. FarnsWorth addressed me
pleadngly.
eff you knew that we want you to
play with us only few days longer
three days, shall we say, Alice?-if
you knew that then we'll untangle ev-
erything, wouldn't you be nice-very
nice?"
Continued next week.
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Continued from last week
CHAPTER ~.
Pursuing Knights.

| didn't sleep until near daybreak.
and was aroused at nine o'clock by
Flynn. who appeared at the door in
his chauffeur's toys carrying a tray.
1.-THE wife didn't come back, sorr,
but | made coffee and toast. Sorry to
waken you. but I'm takin' the new car
into the city"
sat up and rubbed my eyes.
who's going to the city?" | de-
manded.
''The ladies is goin' at once, sOrr.
They sent orders an hour ago to be
ready with the new machine. I'm late
and you'll have to excuse me, sOrr."
sprang out of bed and piled him
with questions, most of which he was
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For real service and lowest rates on
windstorm insurance, see f. M. Doyle
Company
Insure i'm the strongest companies i'm
the United States i'm the largest agency
in Rusk cOlmty-MiehaelsOn 4 Hughes
Company.
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Loans made at lowest rates.
-MichaelsOn & Hughes Co.

Our farm loan rates are the lowest
before maturity. If you want a loan
without delay, see +. NJ. Doyle Com
pany.
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Alice and her companion wanted to
get rid of me. | would not be sorry to
be relieved of the responsibility had
assumed in trying to protect them.
With rising fury reflected that by
the time they had shaken off Mon
tani and got rid of the prisoner in
the tool house they would think better
of me-
Telephone CALL sir"
followed the boy to the booth
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unable to answer. l did, however, ex-
tract from him the information that
nothing had occurred after | retired
for the night that could have alarmed
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-09-22
TIL B0RNEHJEMMENE.

For kvitteret Sc Bbl. Mr.. 81 1896. 81 Be.
resford, S. Oak, Aster og Paul Neyes Sna.
rebank 1914. Geneva, Mimi, Godthaab Meb
Y, 2. Society $40. Bremen, Kas., Mrs. G. Pc.
tersen 50. Ruskin, Nebr., Anton Goldbeck 900
Grenora, N. Oak, en- Unavnt S.. Burbank
Oak, Jes Thomson og Hustru S.. Neenab
Wis, Ethel og Marion Martensen br 81 Poi.
ter, Neb, Pastor Chr. Falck So. Fresno Calf
en- Un@vnt S.. Denver, Colo, Bethania Mob :
hvlndef. $25. Ruskin, Neb., Ane, Myrne. Gjf-
fert Larsen SO. Weston, Ia, st. PAUL. Mob :
hvlndeforeningen til Elk Horn Hiemmet
5000. Sleepy Eye, Mimi, Kvindeforeninoen
$40. Del Rey, Calf, O.. Olsen og Hustru $40
Genoa, Nebr, Mrs. John Christensen IS Ne
ola, la, N. j. Christensen $40. Audubon Is
Martin T. Rasmussen og Hustru $40. Whine.
toon, Nebr, S. S. Offer we'd Missions-Mad
1888. Albert Lea, Mimi, Sophus Hansen III
Elk Horn Hi. $40. T%ilsammen $2O15 sc. It'd.
betalt til Dato $25SS.79 6. Samlet Understand
Kassen $721.53. venlig Hilsen Otto Hansen.
Blair, Nebr, den 8. Sept, 1920.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-31
0. H. S. WARRIORS READY
FOR VALLEY MATCH

\ large number OF O. II. 5. rooters
are expect to accompany the high
school basketball team to Spring
Valley tonight al : o'clock TO urge
the local team on TO victory in their
battle against the Valley boys This
will be the second game this season
with Spring Valley and indications
point to a fast contest. In the first
game, Ottawa easily walled away
with the Valley boys.
Tonight, from what can be learned.
the game will not be a walk-away for
either team Spring Valley has great
~ improved and have a bunch Of fast
basket shooters They are in real
trim and have since the defeat Otta-
wa handed them been preparing for
the game with Ottawa tonight so
that they can get back al the local
bunch. Tonight Bob billiard and
Stufty Kelly are looked forward as
the ones to keep the Valley boys go
ing and keep them guessing.
The men going to Spring Valley to-
night to play in the game are Ander-
son. Kelly billiard. Moss Sapp, col
we'll and Claus. They are going to
leave on the o'clock car for the Val
ley.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-31
PORTER J. WHITE
IN MYSTERY PLAY

When the curtain rises on Porter
J, Whites performance OF the whim-
steal melodruma. The Visitor" it will
mark the return OF one Of the few real
history makers of the American stage
As Il young man Mr. White won sig
mai honors in the legitimate drama
and, serving his apprenticeship with
the acknowledged leaders of the thea
ire at an early age. he was thoroughly
familiar with the finest traditions OF
the actors art. While still in his
earlier years his individuality was so
definite and authoritative his ascent
to StardOm was inevitable He was
not press ACCENTED to that coveted pc.
SitiOn, bat rather set aside by nat
ural distinction that made him the
dominant note in any dramatic offer
ing that he might be in. Casting about
for some character that might best re-
veal the lights and shades OF his pc.
Culiar abilities. Mr. White found his
first remarka bic successes in his spec
tacular INSTALLATION Of Mephisto in
Goethes immortal Faust" This
epoch making performance the fame
OF which created school OF imitators,
has been written down as one OF the
most sensational successes in the an
nails OF the legitimate drama In his
return to The stage of his choice Mr..
White brings not only the knowledge
OF the vivid strokes that make the
real vaudeville artist Il distinct force
in the theatre. but offers IN his delin-
cation of the whimsical derelict In
The Visitor" figure that is shot
through with the odd humors and
strange mystery that make the per
feet, the ideal dramatic play a thing
of tremendous int rest There are no
wasted moments in it, from the rise
OF the first curtain to the fall OF the
last the sensational interest grows
and Under it all is a great vital theme.
In his return to the legitimate thea
ire Mr.. White brings a new note, a
finer art, and big 3-act play, The
stage welcomes him and needs what
he brings to H. At the Gayety Thea
tire, Wednesday. Feb, 4th.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-31
MCCORMICK GETS
VERDICT OVER ROPER

Portland. ore. Jan. 81 Roy Me
Cormick. light heayyweisht cham
pion Of Great Britain won a ten
round decision over Captain Bob
Roper of Chicago Thursday night in
their bout here Roper was complete
~ uutglaSsed all through the fight.
He was simply not fast enough tor
the Hritun and was always in the
way of a terrific blow, Il was Me
Cormick's fight all the way through,
and his terrific body punches and right
crosses TO his opponents chin We're
the main articles in the defeating OF
Roper. Several times Roper was so
groggy that he was just roaming
wildly around the ring. The gong
saved him in the seventh round. Just
after Mccormick had hung an awful
blow on the jaw of Roper, McCor-
mick had steam behind it and Roper
thought it was kind OF hot anyway
when he connected With il.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-31
STETCHER WINS MAT
MATCH WITH CADOOCK

Joe Stetcher, the heavyweight crap
pier from Nebraska. established him
self as the champion heavyweight
wrestler OF the world last night when
he defeated Earl Caddock, the cham.
pion hoy from Iowa The match was
the best ever seen i'll this part of the
country The match took place in
Madison Square Garden, New York,
before one OF the largest crowds OF
spectators that ever Witnessed ii
wrestling match in New York It
was exciting all the way through
sometimes it would look critical for
Stetcher and then he would loom mp
and make Iaddork bite the mat for
awhile, Finally after graphing for
several minutes Stetcher obtained the
body scissors and the wrist hold on
the iron form OF Caddock and threw
to the mat, winning the match and al.
so winning the worlds heavyweight
title for wrestling. Both men have
met many times before this match.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-31

was received through Honolulu on Fri.
day, quoting dispatch TO Il japanese
paper there from Toxic to the effect
that Admiral KOlchak was reported 10
have escaped and 20 be in hiding In
ManChuria
Doubt Odessa's Fall.
London. Jan. Officials here are
decidedly skeptical as to the report
received Yesterday through Vienna
that ukranian B0lsheviki had cap.
tured Odessa. An official diplomatic
dispatch from Odessa dated Jan 29.
said ii was believed the Bolsheviki
would be in Odessa within seven to
ten days, Judging from the rate OF
their advance. Meanwhile General
Srhilli2g, in command at Odessa. was
ANXIOUS TO remove from the city
some $4,000 civilians but was unable
TO get sufficient transports, The mes.
sage left the Impression that the gen
erals plans for the defense of the city
were not progress gns layorably.
Claimed TO Be Prisoners.
Nladiyostoh. Jan. Il. Admiral Kol.
chak and Premier Pereliayev of the
all-RusSian government are imprie
uned At lrkntsk and what their fate
vii! be is not known, Gen. Semen
Oft, commander Of the troops in the
allied commanders. insisting upon EN-
erge ic measures for liberating AID
mIial kolchak.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-31
NFWS%am-
! Me2 WORLD
| 9G SPORTS

by his freak fighting Jimm couldn't
get next 10 him at all. and all h" could
do was to slip in Il "haymaAer' ever
oate in awhile Just To let "varybod Z
know that he Was still pranring
around the ring.
one of the ringsiderS at the bout
between Mike Ertle and Jimmy Wilde
at Milwaukee was Al Thatcher. the
man who is responsible Tor the stag
ing Of the last heavyweight bout at
Toledo in which Jack Dempsey Wrret
90 the championship from Jess VII
lard.
TEACHER came all the way from
iowa cts To sign up Jimmy In bout
with frankie Mason, who is regarded
as the American il,Weight champion.
He has arranged terms With Mason,
but finds Wilde an his manager OBJ
Stinate. From all the Information
that can be gotten. Jimmy viii leave
for his native country i'm . lPW days.
BIT get things may change His vic
tory over Ertle Thursday night might
do a little towards the way OF kerpiae
him over here
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-31
Local Notes.

Mrs. Walter Haynes spent today in
Ottawa.
Miss Nellie Bales who resides at
the home OF Mr. and Mrs. james
Boyle, is i'll with pneumonia.
Miss Mildred McCurday was an OF
tawa visitor today.
Mrs Riley Gordon spent few
hours in Ottawa today.
Mrs. Sam Kidd and daughter are
visiting relatives in Ottawa,
The Glee club will meet tomorrow
afternoon ut the home Of RAJ John
son on Fillcbrowne street.
Mrs. Charles Hogs spent today
in Seneca visiting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs G. Clark
Mrs Bertha Hardy will go TO Strea-
tor tomorrow for several days visit
with her mother. Mrs Mary Amber
son.
Earl Quinn is confined to his home
with the flu
n, Langlois spent few hours in.
Ottawa today.
Miss Alice Guymon of Ryburn hos
Hltdl, spent ytStciudN H''c At NV
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. John kelso.
Misses COrrine SterrCtt Doris Hin
lei and Eorothy Moffitt spent yester-
day aitenooG in Ottawa.
Miss Irene Stokley of Ottawa. spent
the week end here visiting Miss
Esther kiner,
Willard Wiley Of Ottawa. visited
fripndg here last evening
Charles Woodward who conducts a
candy store in the Franklin building,
is moving his stock into the Pool
block Charles Frandn will open u
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-31
First Conere oational Church.

Sunday school al 10 a. m. We have
a live superintendent competent
teachers and classes Tor all ages.
Preaching service at II Il. m. theme.
The Sacrament Of the Lords sup
per-its place and mission in the
church. Communion service will
follow Our invitation. II you have
no church home, come with us. II
you are in need or sorrow, call on us.
Whoever will may come and share in
our work and worship.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-31
Thirty Couple at Party.

The private dancing party given
last evening by the $. l.. club in the
Home Defense League han, was at
tended by thirty couples. A number
were present from Ottawa. Frappe
was served during the eyeaing. Dane
ing continued from till - o'clock.
Word was received here yesterday
of the death Of Mrs Loyla Tucker Of
Davenport, Iowa, daughter-in-law OF
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Tucker Of this
city Death was caused by pneumon-
ia The funeral was held today in
Quincy. ILL., BESIDES her husband she
is survived by a lO-year old daughter.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-31
GIVE AUSTRIA MORE
TIME TO CONSIDER
DIV The Assocla1ed Press1

Paris Jan. 3l.-Hungary has been
allowed additional time to consider
the peace treaty submitted by the
powers. The Hungarian delegation
was informed today that the time
given it TO formulate observations
regarding the peace ,erms had bee:I
extended to Feb II.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-31
The National City Bank

Has opened no its income Tax De
partment, in charge of Mr. AXel Hell
berg. to assist all OF its customers and
the peCplcoi Ottawa and vicinity in
making out their returns. which must
he in the office OF the Collector Of In.
ternal Revenue by March 10Th.
There will be no charge for this
service. Bring with you the items o..
your income and expenses, which is
necessary to make out your report.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-31
ENGLISH FOOD SHIP
REPORTED IN DISTRESS
tRv tho Associated Press.)

London, Friday Jan. 3o.-Reports
tina. he British steamer Will Domino
bound from New York to Danzig with
supplies for the people Of Poland. has
gone ashore on Farsund, Norway. are
view in a serious light here The yes
sci carried a cargo OF milk and other
food especially adaptable % feedin3
children which would have met press
ing demands at Warsaw for two
months.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-31
Blow Up Trieste Powder Mill.


London, Jan. 3I.-Three persons
We're killed in the explosion of pow.
der factory, attributed to Jugo-Slav
workmen. al Trieste yesterday, &C.
colding to a Rome dispatch to tn
Central News.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-31
Today's Markets
GRAIN QUOTATIONS

Chicago market report furnished by
G. w Kirby, manager SimonS. Day
A Co, Rcom 3l2 Moloney Building.
t aone 20
Omen High nW (Iosa
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-31
Money and Exchange.

New York. Jan. Mercantile
paper s: government bonds heavy;
railroad bonds heavy
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-31

Of the phlanthropic Department Sat.
All ladies OF the city invited.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-31
Portuguese Demand Foe Property.

Li5bOn, Jan IL RESERVATIONS 10
the treaty of Versailles by which Port.
ugal would have the right TO take Ger
man property in this country as in
demnity for losses incurred during tn"
war were Included in PROPOSALS for
The ratification OF the past laid down
by the foreign minister yesterday.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-31
MARSEILLES
MISS THERESA PHLLiMORE,
Representatve, Branch Office PhIIimore Building

cleaning and dyeing establishment in
the Frandia building
Mrs. NJ r. Grigsby who has been i'll
for the past two weeks. il improving.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-31
VOICE OF THE PEOPLE

The Voice of the People column
belongs to you, 1t is especially re-
served for your views on any topic
of the People so long as they are
city-withOut regard to any editorial
policy of the paper. The Free Trad
er-Journal welcomes your in the
timely issues of the day, and Will
print your contributions to the Voice
fthe People so long as they are
properly signed with names and ad.
dresses. Names, if desired, Will be
withheld from the column. Use the
voice of the People to tell the
home folks about anything you think
they need telling.
TO the Editor OF the Free Trader,
Journal
Gentlemeu
The Illinois Department OF Public
Health desires to thank the editors of
Illinois for the hearty spirit of GO.
operation manifested b. them in the
past In placing the contents of health
bulletins from the department before
their readers. The editors, b. 50 do.
ing, nave rendered great service to
the general public Ny teaching it how
10 promote the public welfare The
influence OF the press has been pre-.
eminently great
The present epidemic Of influenza
calls for earnest cooperation on the
part OF health authorities, and health
and civic organizations am mailing
t, 1,i,tI LOT Ia t.,hfa,t ia
sire to thank you IN advance tor such
publicity as you may be able to give
The contents thereof. This will be
followed from time TO time by other
special bulletins.
Sincerely yours.
ILLINOIS DEPARTMENT OF PUB.
Lie HEALTH
C. st. Clair Drake, NJ. u.
Director
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-31
Cash Markets
LOCAL MARKETS

SpriugerS, 22c.
boosters, l0-llc.
Hens. PC.
Stays, ICE,
Turkeys, 30,31c.
Ducks. 2lc
Rabbits. l5.20c.
Pigeons. loo.
Geese, lGc
Eggs, GU-tlc.
Butter. soc.
Lard, 2223c.
Cream, 5S-60c
Hides and Wool.
Horse hides, IS.
No. | hides. h., Use.
No. > hides. lie
No calf h.. 40c.
Muskrats soc to 81 49,
Skunks, So to S.
Raecoon, sl,50 TO s..
Mink, 81 to $40.
1--we Stock.
Steers, stock, cWt., sb-S. fat. cwt.
Sl0.l2
Calves, CWt. $l0-l2.
Spring lambs, cwt., sl0.ll.
Hogs, cwt., Si3.15.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-31
REDS SAY KOLCHAN
RODE MEMS BAYONETS
Bv The AssociateG Press

londoE. Jan. g. The Moscow
wireless service today transmitted an
extract from an article from the Off
Cidl Bolshevik organ Pravda stating:
only few days ago, supreme
Ruler Nolchak was hoisted on his
soldiers hayonetS."
There has been considerable uncer
tainty az 10 he recent whereabouts
OF Admiral kolchak, long time hear
OF the all-Russian government, which
was driven from Omsk and then vir
tually wiped out rs the recent boil
sheVik successes in Siberia. He has
been Eariously reported captured by
the bolShpviki proper west OF lrkutSk
arrested by social reyolutiOnists ana
imprisoned at lrkutsk. and as unde"
detention by revolving troops from his
own army. The last previous report
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-03


and a month. Then took charge OF
the freight as conductor.
Thirty nine years ago, when the Bee
Line bought the I. & St L. was placed
on that division as passenger conductor
in November
"I am exceedingly proud to say
never met with a serious accident on
ny train in which any person was in
jured seriously"
In discussing the changes which have
taken place during his employment Mr..
Weber declared it is hardly possible
to define the miraculous changes.
The engines today are nothing like
they were back in those days, nor are
the coaches. When 1 began on the road
the engines were fred by wood Wood
also was burned in the coaches in stoves.
The cars were Illuminated By candles.
~SIndeed, the day coaches now would
have seemed like palaces In those old
days Candles were replaced by oil
Flights and then by gas and now it is
Electricity"
81 Mr.. Weber seems to think his serv-
Zee on the freight train brought him
ONE good luck, as it was through its
nedium he met his wife.
Our train ran through Union City
baking good long stop. Ny wife was
S hen working in the depot as a telegraph
perator. | first met her in the Office,
nd after a while we got real well ac-
PAINTED. don't behave there Is any
= to tail Tia Essts"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-03

part in the robbery except to wait until
the two stick up" men returned.
The Prados woman is alleged to have
said that Wright and Collier talked OF
how much money they got at the filing
station" but that she did not know II
they held up the attendant or got the
money in some other way.
The police claim taey have the re-
volver used in the hoId-up. They say
Collier is a soldier and that one OF the
robbers wore a soldiers uniform.
John Shelly, 1928 College avenue, was
held up and robbed OF SO by two white
men who halted him at Lynn and st.
Clair streets last night Both robbers
had revolvers.
negro grabbed Mrs Harold Schmidt,
1850 Cross drive. Woodruff Place, as she
was walking across Tenth street at Sterl-
ing street and a second negro grabbed
her purse. The men escaped with the
purse, containing IS and a pair Of eye
glasses.
Yarnard Harrington, a taxi driver, $50
East Twenty Eighth street, told the no
lice two negroes got into his automobile
at Tenth street and Senate avenue and
asked to be taken to Columbia avenue
and Twenty-Bourth street. and that the
two men robbed him Of So just as they
f%ched Colum bla avenue.
Sam Perry, a farmer living at Pendle-
ton Pike and Thirtieth street, told the
police his barn was entered during the
night and fifteen bushels Of corn and
seven bales Of nay were stolen.
J. Dolmatch, 212 East Wabash street,
arked his automobile at State avenue
Id Washington street last night and
hen he returned some person had
Glen nine boxes OF chewing gum and
box of candy from the car.
g. A. Childs, 2420 Gale street, reported
the police that shotgun had been
.oIen from his home.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-03

These are the kinds Of birds she likes
Robin, Wren, Crow, Crane and Jay.
Woman, that is Every woman, has
her Day and in 1t there is a Ray OF
Light which is Daley.
If you want to please her you will
have to furnish this kind Of transports
tioni Carr, Ship-p, WAGNER and
Ryder.
Here are the things she is fond of
A Road, Lane, Pond, Mill, Ranch. Park
Marsh, Camp, Pool, Wood, Cave and
Glenn.
And these are some of the well-known
makes she patronizes: Parker. Waterman
Ford, Essex and Cole.
But you have to leave it to woman for
getting where she wants to go. She is
in the same class with Wilson, Harding
Marshall, Bryan. Mckinley. MacSwiney
Nord Mayor of Cork. Dcbs. Cox, Roose-
Welt, Goodrich, New, Watson and Lodge
But what's In a name?