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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-14
DEMOCRATIC WOMEN
HOLD MEET TO-DAY

a request that all democratic
women in st Joseph county meet
this afternoon az 3 o'clock AZ demo-
cratic headquarters was made We'd
nesday night by Mrs. L. =. Ficken-
scher. democratic ChairwOman. A
short talk Will be made and import
ant business Will be transacted.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-14
srAYs OH OF GOTHANL.

NEW YORK. oct. I3.-Sen. Hard
ing will come no further east than
Rochester. y. Y, during the nation
al campaign. -
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-14

lCONTINJEb On FACE FOUI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
ADVISE DAD TO TAKE
BOYS OUT TO FARM
Anon" thC i':rsh Fields of
the Country.

= ~ y.
Go wlih your li-ycar-old boy to The
farm MeN; Hnmmcr i"lr at MS id.
som" n"w muscle al y2ur own ana u
stream Of new red bloUh for YOUR cir
cuiatinE medium; ant. .tapv, al tni"Es
else. thus help our hoE lind himself
in q ucw iif",
tn" foregoing is tho striking puv.
outlined TO me As ms rlan To-. the
rouin@ season. "Aud." said he. Il cN-
pcct TO .hiain from the outing. besides
~" good boy training. tao framework
for enough sermons t" supply my pulpit
for another half Year.
Idea Is capital One.
II is Z capital idea ard uni"uC. !:
a minister can d" il. why not Others
Why lie roU" am king ana !oafins
at II summer ca'up when one can ac-
qulr" both phN-irai pen and pleasure 10y
{; husky f~all-to win at-harv"s,in.
lively IN. why" that wjI stump many
AN 9~fhre-M.ary city dad,
My VIII YOU not 20 TO almost amy
extreme 10 %ct that big IDLE boy on,
Soin"w mere well Suit"sl jn teach linn 1,
II acquire s"!f.rciiauec ANA iut.i
cncc q; action? Answer me that. i:
you will, Mr.. Dad.
fortunately f"r this. purpose. there
viii be opportunities for Gndin" con-
genial work next suUrncr IN practically
every farm neighhorhood. II,r harvest
will De ..cai. but the l.borers l.w. The
farmer himself VIII lie more than ever
inclined 70 welcome green Aclp anl 20
Fake Small Ten; Along.
would he lin" 70 take aloLi, - small
Sou might bunk t%ogrthcr while they
dine with tn" farm family. This tent
Would also serve = GOOD purpose for
c"rtaiu necessary ana perhaps frequent
outings in the woods ana along The
streams.
4, viii bc ma-oSsarv t. brca& the boy
in al TN" farm Wur.. b- degrees. DO not
permit n:In - brCOfGr extremely sore
from ~" carly eror!. either physictiiI
OF mentally. kcor tuc work related 10
him a. : lS:nd OF tonic. hu' u.rmit no
Sinking. Ard. II Hc Is 2 man or
scdeu'ary habits. Dad had hctt,r light
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
WHAT TO GIVE, AND WE1ATNOT
TO GIVE THE EASTER BRIDE
Linens Always in Vogue as a Gift for the
NcWlywed, While China, Bath Mats and Towels
Make Most Appreciable Presents.
ncnut:fmi Sewing .TnbIr.

night have the dishes uonosrumm.d
Ia Oh blue @: duh rcd or green. OF.
perhaps. gold.
beautiful Sewing Table.
saw = beautiful Martha Nash
ington SEWN. table IN mahogany the
other day al 50 low 4 figure as to
make 1t attractive 10 The .ift-scchcr
OF limited means. There was - rsomy
lest compartments Cor nccdles aud
spools OF thread ana pins and all thc
oiiirr implements that go toward
making the sewing box complete.
Bath mats and thick paln towels
az" aih6nS ~" things seldom given IL
y bridc-to-h". Yet thos" BITS % COM
:9ri and luxury arc so welcome as
SittS. csDP'.!ali! when the Ii.tlc ~ ids
may spend her Scant hornu-nioncy
Only on th" yericSt OF necessities.
Mixing Howl" inc,rcn>;,c.
MtHing bowls. which come IN ucsts
rom Tire" to seven, are a very incx-
tn" better shops ar, shown. some ex-
'eiicnt kitrhcnw;rc IN steel. covered
"N"r with thr"" eats of heavy whit"
enamel. POTS. sauccpanS. baking
dlSEc* ana the liE. conc in thiS fin
iSh. Large pots c"st anout So. but arc
"naraatcr'i TO wear Tor . Very sea
sonahlr Length of time.
: novel Slit nigh; ac ia the form
or a set Of cookie cutters i'm the form
Of v~a~l"us animals. Or. along this
iin". Il sol Of fancy sandwich cutters
- both Inexpensive aud novel.
From a college friend who was but
n poor girl. a bride received Il dainty
rackaE" % cleaning cloths, two
large busting cloths and tx, smaller
cloths. Each MAS neatly hcinmrd ana
initiated.
Many other Suggestions.
among other gins Il bride VIII :tp-
pr"Ciajr arc a i~irclcSs cooker ::
good COOK pnOk, u ten wagon. n SALAD
bowl Of w"Dh wlth Siiv"T-mouutrd
ior'; aud spoon, Z, iapancs" b-cakfls,
cloth With napkins 70 match. "a phuuo-
eraph OF some records. +, market bns-
ket ~ shopping bag. a suil"i-c.niA.s
hamper. an electric smoothing iron.
or an electric toHstcr or p~cirolator
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28

Every i;aStcrtidc se"s IN quota OF
niHaRSins 't ,%s y,,i al S@ e.iU.Es &nG
the brides Of yesterday or the brides
Of tonorr"w are happily planning to
give Eastcr's bride just TN" very
thing tha, will heip TO make the new
home the very homicst home that
can be.
Undoubtedly, every bride receives
not been given. and so It is well FOR
friends to try TO Dian giving such
things as, ii duplicated, will no; cause
embarrassment
that SIN. has enough or 100 many
household linens. If must choose
hetween selecting a silver steak
carver and a ii"" linen tableclota,
choose the latter. Girls clubs WIN do
we'll To pool lhclr funds when some
inrLhny' Is - become : bride aud
sifts rather than for zach ono TO ri.n
IL more or less inexpensive. or. ! misht
sewing Machine az on.
\ girls club showed mo n.rwirr
is 70 ne ~ Eas:e- bride. What =,
AfI this girl could SOW wonderfully
Wei, a3thou@h she always hn! TO
ht.il h"f sewing TO some other S!rl's
nom" wh.n ~ cam. time TO do the
Jus, think hos many dollars this
SrWihl; machine Viii save tJr her.
labor. J. = Of the variety ,hat folds
INTO n flat tahlc-Iikc top which ,u.y
ne %over.d "i'h a place OF white oil
|i"ih aud stood in tho small apart
hcnt Kitchen un;il il is to he used.
'l!he"are in AN open stock pattern
hL."t p" l'irchaSeh Tor " sritah'e git.
r'W "tiu'S "N"r nave more Than a
H"2e' pest plates. SUPPOSE yoi. b,v
nor Il iWo-dO%cU st WIFI, iva
" 40 hn Of ehGh kInh of nseled Ilshes
MIC" iiitl. hu.st .rruing wttn.st .r'I-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28

Ii"wn ON tho raria work in Il quiet and
GAYS.
Determine 10 max" tl,is month ON the
!nrm " combination "f p'casur" aud
~pr'hitrlc cNnrrisncc. Mis- IN with 10.
.trni !ol!Ss. jolly them, go to their
.u"d@N meetings, 'oin In their service.
Mud. lay tac close OF tie iAonth. Prove
:" ,'"n that 50" aTd tho boy are tllv
genuine article.
'nES you rcvuprrat" your health. you
rene" Ntur spirit You obtain Il ii""
our hoy.
Come 2n. hor to 4, ON the farm, YOU
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
From Another Angle.

- s"u think you can get me out Of
ms s,'Are? She company promoter
How much wnuli il be worth TO
me-" retortcd tie lawyer promptiy
.,".upppat We say si.o0o?"
And you made $50.o0G out Of the
dear. No. sir. don't see the slight
-, chance oi getting You acquitted for
Sl.n"": hat -ahein-Wc might view the
matter from another angie
what do you mvEn"'
~ooksr al vour ms, fran q. SIo-
GOA angie | don't see the slightest
nance for you TO he conAictcd."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
10000 SEEK PASSPORTS
linpid Work on I'nrI al New Sccrctar,
"f Ntntr Grants Fnprrs
tn SlnN.

N>iiiNIToN. March 27.-Spring.
prohibition and greed. These. accord
INK 10 state Department officials. are
mainly responsible for the landslide
OF rasSport pplications which has
descended non them.
The great minority Of the applicants
Who hay" been clamorins for speedy
acil0n, "n account OF th- delay caused
by the vacancy IN tn" Office "f the See
Rotary or STATE, have mad their ;tppii-
cations iasS"d upon within In. Two
days the. new secretary, BainDriiee
colby has boon III oiiicc. Those an
uIicn'inus "hich had - do with the
y;rliest sailinps were disposed or first.
There are sim 8: great many overdue
passports. but tioy are for suilIngs 4s
lat" as MAY l..
Witain "a. pas, thirty days :harr
haNc n""n .p"ur requests for pass
poris nicd ~ tn" department. Before
th" wtr .he average annual numhe =
wus "nly :'.uoU. on Monday 1900 new
apr!tcatiuns "crc received, ;.nd yes
t"rduy. l.p"r.
Taxing tho usual #prias desire Tor
wandcrin. - am Obvious cause, II was
statrd that that would not account for
-" hith Of The rush at'roaG' spirit.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
Impatirn, for Action.

Tho littl" bUy on r%rturning homo
from sunday school. gnz"d For 4 dino
al his m"nth-"li brother. amt asked:
".Mummy. when win baby begin 10
! EXPECT IT will lie a year before
he can. say anything, reps"d tn.
ln"iitr.
'Wlsy. mummy" said I'll. hoy in :,
disappointed tone. lob cursed the day
hc Was BORN;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28

Father" said -ycar-cld Eliza
10Th. Il want 70 ASK you q very port
ant question
Yes. dear, what * IT,
We'll, toInorrow'S my birthday. AMI
III like I" know what you think ia
like to have for = present.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
For q Child's Liver and Bowels

Mother! Say California, = then you will
get genuine California Syrup OF Figs Full
directions for babies and children Of all AGES
who are constipated, bilious, %feverisi, tongue
coated, or full of-cold, are plainly printed on
the bottle. Children love this delicious laxative.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28

from boiling oyer ia the oven spriuHl.
tho sW-u- under The fyui, instead OF
oit ton
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28

might have the dishes ~onosrumm.d
u" gu b'uc or duil rcd or green. o..
ilCI!idl5. gold
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28

illustrating six-burner Range. Tie oven is equipped
with two giant burners and bakes as fast as q gas range.
Has lour-burner cooking top. Embodies all gas range fea-
lures. Elevated glass door oven. All parts easy to clean.
Sanitary base, white enamel drip pan, etc. Weight Range,
225 pounds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28

'riifin's Hard Candies and Fruit Tablets.
in la-.h. tins Observation-Disclosures. 49,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28

zoe Campfire White Marsimaliow, special. 15c
Zoe Nish,lnaalo Jelly Eggs. Just the thing for
the Riddles Easter basket. Extra special. lb., 2Dc
zoe Cocoanut Diddics. lib .............. 5Dc
.oc iutter GUS. IL. 69c
'oc Butter Nut Kisses teach wrapped). h., Ggc
'oc Gum Drops, 10. 20c
Reeds Butter Scotch and Horehound Patties,
pound 80
Gibsou's Fruit Tablets. all nayors. In 55c
Lovell-C0vcil Cream Caramols, lib. .40c
Loveli-toveli Supcrine Caramels, Id. :. 6Dc
$l.0O Bitter Whip Chocolates. III. soc
once tasted. never forgotten.
Hi."n cream Nut Roll, very fine. Id. soc
Nuts in marshmallow.
$l.oo Toasted Cocoanut ratties. H.. soc
Aoc lilrsieNS Milk Chocolate Kisses. III 60rs
''c Jumbo Selected Sailed Peanuts. IN 5ocy
7'c Hard Candies, in bulk. as follows:
Jazz Mixture Socinty N;rts
Baby MintS Peach Stone.
Lemon Drops butter Scotch Waters
n"nlilh creams Chocolate Eclaircs !
foahul snaps Tiny Twinklets
Special, pound, SOC
Easter Eggs filed with fruits and un,s with
cream; also cocoanut with cream, each in individ-
IA decorated box. ......... 15c 10 500 cacI, ]
Easter iunnies and Biddies filled with Jelly
Eggs 35c to Toe
WE ARE AGENTS FOR TIE FOLLOWING HIGH i
GRADE CANDIES: /,
iluylcr's Whitman's Samoset
Norris r,mnn Blue Mountain !.
Always Fresh.
Write us on Easter BOXES filed will, fine Choco- ,
inic, ST 90 to $500 per boN.
Full line of small package candies, such as !
Charms
Lite Savers /.
Chewing Gums =
~TIirshey's Nut and Milk Chocolate Bars 4
Peters Nut and Milk Chocolate Bars i
Whitman's &c. Sc and he packages
Huylers &c, Sc and 15c packages
Blue Mountain &c, SC and 15c packages
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28

Remember your best girl Easter with q
box OF delicious chocolates from the great
Candy Department ut the Tragic Store.
No need tell any one who has ever tasted
any OF these delicious candies that they are
the finest, freshest and most delicious cltoco-
lates nbtainable. And The price-iust glance
over the list below and sec for yourself
they are ~uncqunied.
Owing TO the great demand for Tragic
Candies. we've had to enlarge our Candy
Observation-Disclosures proof that Tragic Can
dies and prices ave JUST RIGHT.
yhis sale lasts through tho week. Come
in and get yours early. There's sure to he a
rush at these prices.
A truly appropriate Easter remembrance
foG mother, sister, sweetheart or friend.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-03

Your Opportunity Now.
Ford roadster, 1917: practically new tires
wheels $50.
Ford touring. 1919 $3.50.
Dodge touring. 1917 $685.,
Re" truck. a.t"n. electric lights; starter
"a.
Rambler Wis'A. $50.
EoRERT HERS0N,
110-li2 Ala st. ~.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-03

OFFICE EQUIPMENT. slightly used one
third TO one-half present costs: partial list ::
debating machines. multigraph. 1 -dupi-
cater photography, Il l.. Z. Smith type
writer's. small oiice safes. electric sealin.
ninchins. awnings. counter. several type
writer tables. desks. chairs. letter files. trans
fer cases. desk BASKETS. document files. large
'.i'l">. pieces VI li6nhcr. several hundred card
'9s'r! ~,Nrs. etc, Investigate Mt once. Call at
liirchcork bldg. 9Th and q. second floor.
Blt IiMENT FOR SAI.E-Printing plant. in
Guiding job presses and motors ! cylinder
press and motor, stitchrr with motor. cutter.
tNtr', etc. all in good condition fine for young
wishing 10 20 into the prin ling business.
Will not sill part of plant. Reasonable cash
payment balance 500 monthly for immediate
sale. Act Iuicaiy and call the Hitchcock
bldg. 9Th aEi q Sis.
lIRS Lady will sacrifice $50 seal stole ;
SO also beautiful new fur cape
aud coat. i>.e Il ii. NV. IL
ONE ) to ton Fairbank wagon scale No. ]
condition. :GIo ga. &c
HEATING PLANTS a chance. for builders
:,n.! = .wnrrs IL sacurt. high practically
n'-w. "n" pipe i'caiin. plants less than half
cost: " Of ~" :" f'!~nts in perfect condition
h'i'ir">s BoN 2:'n-S. Si-.r olticc.
FENCE. Wilt" picket: feet high. 125 feet
long. nearly new: Ia ri.'h--foot sections, with
posts and gate. $50 ln.u:nar 81. Cleve. J5l -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-03
AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRE.

senger: frst-class. with
electric lights: will rent to responsible party:
chauneurs service included: make offer at
once. Phone North s66s. or write 1892 Whit
tingham place ne. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-03
YRS,

IoOF PAINT. req and brown. $3.50 a gallon
h"Cse paint. $2.15 and $3.50 gallon. Enter
Prise Hardware Co %. 9th ST NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-03

Municipal Auto Exchange,
1855 u st. NV.
1918 BUICK TOURING 81 300
New paint. top curtains. tires.
1917 BUICK TOURING. 600
A real Buick bargain.
1915 BUICK TOURING. ............ $50
Rebuilt and good new.
1917 PAIGE TOURING. $50
$3.50 cash: balance. $50 per month.
1917 HTPMOBlLE. TWO TOPS..... 600
$3.50 cash: balance. $50 per month.
1917 CHEVROLET 400. ............ $40
$50 cash: balance, SO per month,
1918 FORD TOURING .......... $50
$50 cash: balance. $40 per month.
1918 FORD TOURING. 40
$3.50 cash: balance. $40 per month";
1918 SCRIPPS-BOOTH,M MODEL c.. 62j
Will take in trade.
1916 DODGE TOURING. ........... $50
$500 cash; balance. $50 monthly.
1916 OVERLAND TOURING........ $50
$500 cash; balance, $50 monthly.
WE WILL BUY YoUR-EsED CAR
FOR CASH MONEY. x
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-03

TWO FLOOR-CASES-6-ft. cigar. :-ft. candy
one National cash register. w. II. PAGAN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-03
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE. ETC.

BUICK roadster light six, 1920: model K "A ;
driven 1000 miles; cord tires: loo;.s and rams
like new; 81 .475. Manhattan Garage. 1106-Oo
.,h xt NV -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-03
A GOOD PACKARD landaulet. Inquire 1915
p.bn6S ST

REAL BARGAINS.
Euick touring. light six. model D-45.
Buick touring. little four. model C-31.
Buick touring. little four. 1911.
Dodge touring. early II.
Ford touring, 1917. with 10 motor
Ford light delivery. panel body. 1915.
Ford light deliv-. 1920. with top and curtains.
White chassis, will make good or light
truck.
Will sell cheap for cash. or terms if necessary.
AZ.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-03

CREAM. 2H1o butterfat delivered daily any
plac. in Washington. in any quantity from one
to five gallons. from government tested herd on
government inspected farm: 81 per gallon. No
vnva Farm, Silver Spring. Md Phone kensinE
t,u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-03
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE, ETC.
E0AAlMrAA

SCORED CYLINDERS repaired without rebor
ing; auto repairing, general overhauling, car
9on burning pn towing. etc. al work guaranteed
ephone Frank. 1867. my27s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-03

sIlare oak dining table. 9xl2 ingram rug
go rug. North 6661 3s
FOR SALE-New white iron bed double ex
North 2o3D a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-03

LATE MODEL PULLMAN car, guaranteed
first class running condition: srlf-starter cleo
tric lights demOunrable rim. Call at once a
bargain owner leaving town. =. NJ. Fitzhugh.
Il III y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-03
SAMPT 2 DIR FSS SHOP

Manufacturers samples at greatly reduced
prices. GeOrce:tes, satins, taffetas. $3.50 ::
also smart e,ons Room so. Bond bldg.
lItb and n v ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-03

FORD touring: some almost new; with or
without starter. 1924 18th NV
'HaNpi.1is rhummy roHtSicr fine condition:
only months Old: cord tires; private party.
Col. GA: Sunday after 30 -
GEL Hayward book on ignition. starting and
lighting. Icarln'an's, 93l q ct. NV. Full
line technical books,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-03

SHOWCASES AND STORE FIXTURES. SAM
FLE FLOOR AND COUNTER CASES AT
SPECIAL PRICES. .'BUY AT THE FAC
TORY" RUSE COMPANY. sos LOW ST.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-17
BELLS ISLAND LOCK
FIRST CONTRACT ON
ILL. DEEP WATERWAY
STATE ADVERTlSES FOR BIDS ON
BIG JOB EAST OF OTTAWA
LETTING IS SCHEDULED FOR
OCT. 10 IN CHICAGO OFFICE.

The first steps toward Ottawa Is
realization Of a dream that has been
prevalent for years were taken yes.
terddy when Frank l. Bennett. direc-
tor Of the department of public works
and buildings. advertised for bids for
the construction of lock between OF
taWa ANA NaraeilCs. The proposed
lock will be erected at Bells Island
tour miles above Ottawa.
The bids are to be received by the
division Of waterways Of the depart
mont OF public work and buildings in
ChicaSo oct lS Complete plans and
specifications for the cOn.'ructioN
work can be had at the thicaEO Of
flee.
Engineers for the deep waterway
have spent months Of time around
Ottawa making surveys and complet.
ing plans for the actual work of dceu-
en1ng the channel of the Illinois river.
but this is the nearest actual con
s rur,on work ON the project that has
become 50 vital to many OttaWans has
ever reached,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-17
WIFE NAM Ed TO
HANDLE ESTATE Of
STRICKEN UTICA MAN
UNFORTUNATE CONDITION OF
DANIEL SMITH CAUSES PRO.
BATE COURT TO NAME CON.
SERVATOR FOR VICTIM WHO
LOST MIND FOLLOWING ILL.,
NESS

Mrs Emma Smith, of Utica, was
appointed conservator of the estate
of her husband Daniel f. Smith, in
the probate court today. Smith is
now in the state hospital at Kankakee
where he was taken last Saturday
following an attack upon members Of
his family and a subsequent assault
on Sheriff Ayers and Deputy Sher.
if Frank Frazier,
In petition which was filed by
Mrs Smith, Smiths holdings We're
Utica. and personal property valued
al $500.
Smith became violent on Labor Day
following a short Illness He obtained
possession of Il corn and butcher
knife with which he threatened his
wife and children. They escaped
from the house. aud a call was sent
in for the sheriff, When the officers
arrived Smith put up a stiff fight, but
was finally oyerpcwered and brought
10 the county jail.
He was found insane by commits.
sion in the county court on Septem-
Der 10th, and ordered committed to
the kankakee asylum by Judge ReCk.
The Jury which found his ncompe.
tent in the probate court today was
composed of Henry Waldecker. George
Har' ahorn, William RYAN, Andrew
LEX. J. u. Bailey and Chris Davy.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-17
MISS MARY M'GARR
WEEDS MARSEILLES MAN

Miss Mary McGarr ana Howard
Spencer of Marscilles were united in
marriage yesterday afternoon by Rc;.
John +. Quinn al the rec DRY of st. Co.
lumha church Miss Margaret NJ.
Carr, sister OF the bride and samuel
hpF TEN of Maraeillcs were the at
tendants.
The bride wore a blue travelling
SUIT and blue hat Following the
ceremony the young couple Went 20
chicago tor honeymoon after which
they Will return to Ottawa "a make
their future home.
The bride is the DAUGHTER of ed Nc,
Carr and has wide circle Of friends
In Ottawa. The groom is the son OF
Mr. and Mrs W T., Spencer of Mar
settles
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-17
H|NEBAUGH TO ADDRESS
u. S. LIFE ms. MEN

On Monday next Judge Hinebaugb
general counsel for the Central Life
Insurance company, of this city. will
deliver an address before the Legal
section" of tn" American Life asso-
citation convention at Kansas City.
The subject Of his address will be
Suicide as a Defense where such
Is pleaded in the courts in suits that
may have been instituted against life
insurance companies. The asSocia-
ton is made UP of li0 general coun.
sells for life insurance companies. rep
rSenting all sections of the country.
There can be no question that The adj
dress Of Mr.. llinebaugh will be both
instructive and entertaining.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-17
FORMER OTTAWA YOUTH
WEEDS CHICAGO GIRL

Miss Mabel Mays, OF Chicago. and
Thos s Kerrigan 4 we'll known for.
mer Ottawa boy, We're united in mar.
rlage Wednesday morning at a very
pretty wedding at st Leo'S church in
Chicago. One hundred and fifty guests
witnessed the ceremony which was
performed by Rev Peter Schubridge.
Miss Catherine kerrigan. sister
OF the groom, acted as maid of honor.
and CYRUS SWinehart a cousin Of the
groom. was best man
Tn" bride was beautifully attrcd in
g white taifota gown with silk lace
oyerdrape. She carried shower
bouquet of white rosebuds The maid
CT honor wore a pink satin gown trim
med in pearls with hat to match.
Following the church ceremony an
informal reception and wedding break.
fast was served to seyonty-nyc guests
at the home Of the bride, 1882 South
morgan street The decorations at
the nous" were pink and white.
Mr. korrigan and his bride left
for Detroit where they will take a
Eojt and make a trip to Buffalo, Nj.
asara Falls and other eastern points.
They win return TO Chicago in three
weeks and make their home at 1852
Morgan street. Chicago
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs, James Mays. 7352 South
Morgan street. Chicago. She was
born and educated in Chicago having
graduated from the Calumet high
school
no.