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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-18
WILL MAKE SURVEY
OF VIRGINIA FARMERS
Getting Authentic Information Rcla-
tive to What Each Raises.
Crops Arc Well Advanced.

What might be called survey of
the farmers OF the State Is being
made by State Food and Dairy Com
missioner y. Il. Thornhill through
the farmers organizations in sixty
two counties which now arc affiliated
with the state Farmers Union. Com
missioner TJDrnhill is cndcavorinE to
gather authentic Information from
every section of Virginia relative to
the names of farmers and what each
one raises on his farm. I'm order that
only bulletins relating to each farm
crS particular line may be mailed to
him.
'Literaturc on apple growing is
naturally not appreciated by farmers
who are engaged In dairying. Mr..
Thornhill explained. land II will mean
a decided saving to the state TO have
on file "A dependable list of the names
OF the farmers in each section and
information relative to what each
man is interested in putting on the
market"
The commissioner said that he had
noted on trip from which he has
just returned that the wheat crop
on farm lands between Richmond and
FarmVille along the Norfolk and
Western Railway showed the purple
straw. which WAS q marked and dis
tinct indication OF good yield.
Corn. he said. was kncc-high. and
the crops as Whole two weeks
earlier than in the Valley of Nir-
ginia. which he had visited recently.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-18
FUNDS ARE NEEDED TO
FINANCE FRESH-AIR CAMP
Girls Auxiliary Of ]. Y. Y. 4. I'm r,lcn
Tor Nherrwithal With Which
10 l'urNuc MnrL

me sum OF $3.50 is needed by the
GiriS AUXILIARY OF the Instructive
NISitinE Nurse Association TO com
nicte the $1,000 needed to finance the
lrcSh-alr camp in Louisa County.
near fnckner Station, known as
E, lamp ntarrison- The camp has a
ID ~ &C. SntiE yard and spring water.
IG,, children have good .whol some
camp mas its own vegetable garden.
Last year Ia convalcsccnt. over
worried, a"nacmic or undcrnourished
chiidrcn were cared for AT the cainp
ana returned TO their school work
In September. healthy. happy young
Strrs: with several pounds of avoir-
dunols TO the credit OF each.
Three groups are taken TO the
camp each summer. Each contains
forty or nifty children, who stay for
a month at the camp. Tho FIRST Eroup
aiready is at the camp. having gone
Miss Mary n. street. treasurer OF
eth" auxiliary. SIS West franklin
Street. states that approximately SEQ
Is required for each child. and that
INC treasury still is s350 short of the
necessary amount 10 keep the camp
open until September 10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-18
SHOP TEACHERS TRAINING
CLASS HOLDS ITS FlNAlS
John MARSHALL Vacation school Has
Largest ENROLMENT In
LIZ lIisinrN.

John Marshall Vacation School al
ready has registered the largest en-
rollment in the history of the vaca-
ton schools, according to Assistant
Superintendent j. II. Binford 200
students already having registered.
Students may still register Monday
ut any OF the vacation schools, MIR.
Binford stated last night. Total
registration in ALI the vacation
schools up-to-date is 2,279. as against
2.l3S last year
Graduating exercises OF the train
ing class for shop teachers was held
last night. with supper at the
Richmond Hotel. Speakers were
Harris Hart Superintendent OF Pub-
lie Instruction; George l.. Wilcox.
and Superintendent Albert III. liill. of
the city schools.
Harold l.. Adams, teacher OF the
class, was POSTMASTER. Presentation
OF certificates was made 10y Enrich
Smith.
The list OF teacher-training grad
yates follows:
~. D. Brown. machiniS;; William cobb,
machinlst; Cap1iu = 49, Cou~ons. wood
worker: W. II. Euhank, die siUkcr: WE.
,lam y. Farmer. pattern maker, l.. lIar-
keSs carpcHter. q. L. Harris. maCh!ulSt
tralroad; w. W. iIouChrns, cabinet
lnaker; Charles j. Hughes. printer; q r
Jones. boiler maker; q H. l.gnG.rs. iiiho-
ETaphSr u'ansferD: II, q. No!and. vulcan
woodworhcn and j Steele. !iihosrtihcr
(CIeSSmaul
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-18
CONGRESS FAILS TO PROVIDE
FOR POSTAL ENLARGEMENT
order Dropping From Service En-
nio!ccS q: and Over May Affect
ItIcIlnpuu a flee

Action on the $4,000 appropriation
Tor the rcmodclinE of the post -ofIice
building in Richmond, provided for in
an emergency bill. was not taken by
Vhc last Congress, according to Con-
gresham y. j. Montague in a letter
10 Postmaster Hay T. Thornton. In
consequence. the building on f.iev-
enih street VIII not be rcmodclcd
unless Congress arpropriatcs the
money at the next session. MIR
Thornton said.
Whether recent action in the rail-
way mail service that all men in the
service be automatically dropped upon
reaching the age of t., whether
physically !nca1aciiatcd or not, Will
Affect the post Office. Mr.. Thornton
Was unable 10 state. At present, the
age limit is 81 years. when an en-
p!oEce is ciSiblc for pension. and
If in good physical condition, can he
for another two years
SerVicC.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-18

Day stated that 100 Gill Scouts Of
Richmond, who are spending the
week ~ the Boy Scout camp in Ches-
same program OF camping. hiking and
swimming enjoyed by Boy Scouts
c+ch summer. have proven themselves
70 u quite as good campers As the
toLS, and tnat the use OF tho carnp
undoubtedly mas proven Of great good
not only 10 thrm. but TO the move
incnt as we'll. Tn" girls will return
70 tfchinond saturday. Camp for the
boys viii open Saturday Tor the sim
mer. Mrs. /: V. Gregory. Mrs. Bruce
henn!e Misses Essi- Martin Ruth
SaSe and Mabel EnglcbcrE are among.
leaders o! the Girl Scouts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-18
Today and Tonight
> in Richmond

Tug day for Fulton Day MUIR
scry.
Free clinic for white people
only, Cnry street Settlement
House, IIW West Cary Street,
To =.
"Grcccc in the Acc OF PcrfclcS."
Alexander Wcddcll, ST. Johns
Episcopal Church, S:i5.
Acts of last General Assembly.
not emergency measures, become
operatives.
baseball, Richmond vs.. New
port News, boulevard Field. .i::bO.
Lyric, vaudeville, 3. 1,iJ, 0::s0.
strand. "HrOad,yny Jimmie in
Egypt" $40.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-18
Muster niucs Into Srr,i,..

Company Q, EI0NmOul llgnt In
ervice next Monday night. /, ,yas an.
lounced At meeting last Night In
ne HIGes Armrry This rs tn. fourth
nIn'yersary OF tho calling into SER
zee o. inc H!ues for wax sctyice %
ne Mexican border All f1rlp.I
eeinners OF tho company are !nv., A
nd invitations have been sent 10 al
nose whose addresses ar known
lemoeES ~ tie company who do no:
= the record OF addresses docs nnt
,opta'n al! OF the present aGylrysscs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-18
Open Tucker headquarters.

stat" campaign headquarters FOR
Harry 81. GcorEe Tucke: were oncncd
j" Room ll2, Murphy's Hotel. yostcr
IA! by Manager David i.cakc Mir
- aN" hnhouneca that though there
- 10 Indication now that Alr Tucker
VII nave opposition in his race for
Governor, q systematic and active
ea,hphlgn VIII be conducted through
""t N" state Mr.. Tucker is VERY
IEtNc IN a personal campairu. ana
IN" next few months expects
20 Nisit every section of the STATE
not yet canVassca '''''c
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-18
American TRUST Occupic. uouc

Ice,Fresident George Q. GrcCory
Yesterday announced opening OF
American Trust Company, adjoining
the American National Bank, on East
Main Street. The bank building is
said 10 have many distinct advant-
ages in the matters OF lirhtin,r and
safety arranEemcnt. \ plate glass
roof. with artificial: lighting. is said
10 TIC one of the distinctive features.
Network OF live wiring In the walls
OF the safety vaults cannot he pierced
without giving alarm AUTOMATICALLY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-18
rian RctniI Merchants, Meet

TItnS Tor the annual CONVENTION Of
IAc southern Retail Merchants con-
lrrcnce. which VIII be held in Rich
hnnt IN August wrr. discussed at n
meeting of the executive committee
oi the Trade Extension bureau OF
The Chamber nj Commerce Yesterday
afternoon At The w st more Lam d
cub. +. Il. Sydnor chairman of the
committee: presided the affair is
~ pecicd To Dc business event OF
are being made
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-18
Ca,tI. sale Rim. .Io,.o

ScveEty-6y- head al Iolstcin cat
~" SOLD At auction yesterday after
noon by the Chesterfield County Farm
brought sie.320 Registered Uoi.
stems averaged s32G each, and grade
cattle. sls5 Fully 80 per cent of the
Eerd was purchased for shipmen, to
H"fth ana South Carolina. l.. T. 81
lis and Miller BROTHERS. local dairv-
men. We're among the purchascrs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-18
University Summer scho,, ou

~. 0NN'TsIiN OF EIChmond Sum.
ne. SGhooi opened yesterday wiih an
enrolment Of approximately i50 sin.
u n,..IE ana bright prospects for a sue
night. President aoatwricht s,i,i ~; - ,
II. ~ texas, where he went 10 assisf in
SAc commencement exercises of ~.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-18
Dr. Cole Tenders nc.i,-n,,ior

NnhoUnc'mcnt MAS made yesterday
-. me resignation of DR.. Dean /:
sole executive secretary OF the stat
f. u",eFim;;osl$ Association. to take cf-
~, july l. br. cole viii 90 To
h.l!"Vue Hospital New York civ r.
~, ~ up special work as a member Of
N" resident stan OF the hosni;,I
i''S successor has not yet been named
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-18
Uiimnn Succeed. I,n,

:. II WIS utEIutu 70 AK tNat plvinr
iork on SelnInos Avenue b. con-
inucd at meeting. or tn. cyecu,i,;.
ommittee Of the $u,h Sid G,tiIaos,
;Rsociation last night in Leader Hail.
treet be paved and pay.uen,s ieii
4 OAK Grove. The name Of r..
Imam was chosen TO REPRESENT d..
pun Side propcr. instead or = n
IoHcy, RESIGNED - "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-18
Attending bankers, Meet.

Among Richmond bankers attend
ing the Virginia Bankers Associa-
ton at Hot Springs, Va. during the
last three days OF this week are
John NJ Miller, Jr. Oliver j. Sands,
II. y. Phillips and George Bryan
some OF these men are chairmcn of
important committees and will make
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-18
UcId for GrunL L..

,n' tHe grand jury after a prcljni.
nary hearing before Unitoa St Sail.
= nm ssloner Melvin Flegcnhci,ner
~ o'ncrin" for sale Iounr ~" 'ui-
,ninpaid. 1t viii be recalled ny w
-. waT was i witness in tn. MiInm
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-18
Acquitted of Forgcrr Charrc

George III. Woodall was acquitted
of the charge of forgery in Hastings
Court yesterday. The cour; held that
since "oodall signed his wifc's name
to a check and since man cannot
legally steal from his wife. Woodall
was not technically guilty
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-18
Chase Case Coo. over.

Trial of Lee Chase. prohibition
agent charged with offering liquor
Tor sale. was continued in IIustinEs
Court Yesterday pending decision in
the Supreme Court on the case of ].
j. Oliver. charged with tho same Of
Tense and in conjunction with Chase
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-18

.hIeXand"r We1dcn VINO rcrertfv
storned TO Richmond from coI.si;itr
sFyice at Athens, VIII icctur" TO-.
!Siht n, E;ia o'clock In ST Johns
Elscopal church on "Gr"cca IN ihn
ge OF Pericios.' Tho lecture vyiii
under the auspices Of S.ciio, 7,
le Woman's Auxiliary 4 silver az,
srins VIII be taken at the door
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-18

~pctiiion. in bankruptcy was fled by
~art.s l.. Eubank yesterday III the
United states District Court with liabil-
tiles of T.il5. and assets % sl.IiO. on
which exemption OF $40 is claimed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-18

Ssf' hSaa :. f. s:rs
Gna School of Thysica Leaf" Educ HG n'i this
summer.
Deed transferring seventeen and 3l-iOo
ftAn John i. Iransh 70 Tho KinEsiani
rs was mao o:!SGer il. ,Sis. and tI" he
price stated at $4,000.
;, Nipc,yI, boys already, are enrolled In the
Young Mems Christian Association recent
y oTEani s". for The summer; Club, meets
tho Reds. Whites and Blues have been
Was a rrance VIII the Am n"Fhi.Gn' ay MmS
e. ss Ghap!a!n: Will hr the SPEAKER next
sunday on Power, Pep and Purpose"
cn;aloeuSSs for the Ches,srncld .Coun-
Sr diftTbniSn hGy Eivc fm
ana the przc list. ro s,imui PrS" nrf Gs%s
tnrai work awards have been Offered Gv
Richmond and chcssIterfeid c Sunt. S SGnih
Catalogues may ho obtained from these
cc Arsorii 5r iH transfer fled IN Hastings
chased additional ground on lower HUI
involved in the deal is given at SO. 900
Tho company also purchased anot h,r
rae: on Brandcr street from John w
Justin and vie. and II. NJ Martin. for
S2a,o00. This concern also purchased mn
cthor lot from Frank FcrranIini on Hall
street for Sli.50G.
Sergeant William - Ph.lIos. Of Tho
seventh COMPANY. .Firs; Provisional Rori-
'nont. virginia National Guard AZ SunoliS
has been promoted TO second lieutenant
IN tho company. according 10 a notice
r.cclNcd hv Adiustant General 10 Lane
selected men are preparing throughout
me state Tor the cn'amnment Mt Camp
Lee, June - TO IS inclusive. Cnp,nin W
= Slanrh;cr Infantry. ~ n. g. has
n,cn appoint"d Instructor Ia tho Machine
Gun Company personnel AT the camp
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-18
Sell Tags Today for Sur..rr

For the benefit of little children
nose mothers nre away at IVORY ali
BY friends OF the Fulton Day Nnr.
Ky. az s14 Louisiana Street, Fulton.
~ Beii Tags on the streets OF Rich,
0nd today. The tnstftution-waao or
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-18

Rev. J. X. I.auEhton. pastor of Laurel
street Methodist Church. will preach
!,iH morning on Holy Day or m Tini
Pleasures OF Life"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-18

Thomas VI. Moselvy was awarded n
verdict for $4,000 damages against W. :.
day. NoSelcy was struck by a car owned
and driven by Mr.. Forbes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-18

i,t'StN NTHE'
street. reported the loss yesterday
from her home OF a lady's diamond
ring cluster. valued ut $50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-18

l.. Tucker Jones. head ~ the dcrar,-
mcnt Of physical education in the city
schools. Left last night for New York.
MIR. Jones Will again teach in the CHATEAU
qua Schoo. OF Physical Education this
summer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-18

inc cost OF running our cars has more
doubled, and yet our earnest plea for relief
far been denied by the Council.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-18
-
WeAre

using every effort in our power to rem
rs good service to the City as we can.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-18

The growth and progress Of Richmond
men know, is absolutely dependent upon
street car service.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-03-05
CLASS ENTRIES FOR
WORLD TENNIS MEET

sydney, y. s. W, March THE
time limit for. challenges for the
Davis cup, the CHIEF lawn tenni,
trophy Of the world. has ended The
United States Great Britain and
South Africa will be the only com.
petitors FOR the cup, which is nov
held by the Australians.
A dispatch from London Feb. %
said Holland also had challenged for
the Davis cup. The announcement
was made BY he British Lawn Tennis
association. The challenge OF the
United States Lawn Tennis associa.
ton was accepted in a cablegram re
ceived from Thomas H. Hicks OF Syc.
ney, secretary OF the Australian IS.
ISOLATION. Feb. %
The conditions Of llay for the
Davis cup provide that contendt 5
must have their challenges in he
hands of the holders OF the cup by the
first Monday in March This year 5
matches probably will be pla led in
New Zealand between the Australian
champion teams and the winners Of
elimination matches between British,
American and South African contend
ers. The draw for these preliminaries
should come forward from sydney al,
most Immediately.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-03-05
DEMPSEY RENTERS
RING FOR THE FIRST
TIME SINCE JULY 4

Los Angeles. Cal March Jack
Dempsey heavyweight champion OF
the world, will enter the ring here to-
night for the fist time since he won
the heavyweight championship AZ To
edo Ohio. July I last to box four an
hibition rounds with Terry kellar OF
New York kearnS said kellar claim.
ed d decision over Joe Beckett Ems,
fish heavyweight. champion, several
years ago when the latter was fight
ing under Il different name. He Also
said that kellar had fought II dra "
with Dempsey when The champion was
young in the ring. but that Dempsey
later had defeated the New Yorker,
Dempsey and his manager. Jack
kearns. today furnished 800 bonds
each before u United States commits.
sioner here to appear in the United
States district court in San Francisco
March 20 10 plead to an indictmen,
charging them with conspiracy 10
eyade the selectiVe draft.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-03-05
WILDE OUTPOINTS
EASTERN FLY WEIGHT

Philadelphia, Pa. March Jimmy
Wilde. British fyweight champion
outfought and outpointed Patsy Wal
lace OF Philadelphia in fast six
round bout Wednesday night. Wal
lace fought a hard battle against the
champion and almost scored knock
down in the last round. The first and
sixth rounds were even, while the
British boxer led easily in the others
" ilde felt out the Philadelphia In
the first session, but in the second the
Briton opened his attack with a mix
ture OF snappy left hooks and straight
jabs He had Wallace's head and
nose bleeding freely, but the latter
fought back punch to punch.
In the next three rounds Wilde dem
onstrated his superiority. Wallace
appeared 10 have more strength in his
punches but did not land as frequent
ly as his opponent. At the end of the
fifth round Wildes mouth was bleed
inE.
The sixth round found both eager
to mix The Philadelphia boy made
a wonderful rally In the middle of
the round he eros; ed d right hook on
Wilde's cheek. Wilde fell forward and
came down on his hands, but was up
instantly.
The big crowd yelled and cheercd
frantically to the boy from Philadel-
Ehia to score a knockout, but the
Briton carle back with fuslade OF
rights and lefis and managed to
break even in the round
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-03-05

Several friends of Mr.. and Mrs
Walter Potter gathered at their home
the first OF the week to just let them
know they are often thought of now
and will be when they are in Rock
ford, Ohio, where they are moving to
make their home. Mr.. potter's
brother and Mrs. Potter's parents and
two sisters who recently arrived from
England will also go with them
/ This proved quite a surprise but a
very pleasant one. The folloWn ing
guests were present: Mrs Baker Mr.
and Mrs. William Bacon and family
J b Gardner, Walter Bacon Sr. Mr.
and Mrs +. lIeth, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
/ Bacon and family, Mr. and Mrs Horn
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Good.
child and family. Mr.. and Mds Harry
/ Bacon and family, Mr. and Mrs Guy
! Hampson 1t is needless to say what
"A good time was had by all present.
/ Refreshments were served after which
each and every one departed for
! their homes declaring they had en-.
! iOyed themselves very much and
wished all those going to their new
home in Ohio all the best OF good
wishes they could recall to memory.
Miss Annie McNitty shopped in
Streator Saturday.
y very pretty affair took place in
this local parish Wednesday az high
noon at the home OF Mr. and Mrs.
/ Fred Weegen, when their daughter,
Miss May and Arthur Denenbaugh al
so of the parish We're united in mar.
riage by the Rev. J. +. Mueller, OF OF,
tawa. The wedding march was play
ed by Mrs. Meyers and the wedding
party consisting of the following who
marched 10 their places: Miss Mabel
Black, OF Grand Ridge, brides maid,
George Wergan, best man. the father
and mother. Rev. Mueller and the
bride and groom. This was very
impressive service and after the cere-
mony was over and concentrations
extended a splendid wedding dinner
was served. The gowns Of all the
bridal party were beautiful The bride
looked very charming in her gown Of
white liberty satin with silver lace
and net overdrape. She carried
flowers of narcissus and roses of ivory
color. They departed for Ottawa
where they left for Iowa on their
honeymoon trip. The best of congrat
ulations are extended this popular
couple throughout their welded HE
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-03-05
RED AND WHITE WIN
OVER MENDOZA BUT
LOSE TO R0LL0, ILL.
BOYS FROM SMALL TOWN De.
FEAT GRADY'S FIVE BY SCORE
or 26 TO 19--OTTAWA NOW OUT
OF IL LIMOS VALLEY TOURNA
MENT.

After defeating MENDOZA High by a
score Of - tc - yesterday afternoon
in an exciting game at the La Sale
High school and having a fine Chance
70 take part in the finals OF the Hi
nois valley tournament, Coach Grady S
red and white warriors fell down las
evening and let small burg by the
name OF ROllo walk away with them
by the final score OF % to 10.
II was thought sure that OTTAWA
would defeat tle black and gold War,
riCrS from ROlo AFTER defeating Men
dota, 5u the team was absolutely poor
last night, and the result was Rollo
handed them decisive defeat, which
shattered their hopes OF taking par;
in the finals for the championship.
yesterday afternoons game was a
fast one. Everyone was against Otta.
wa, but tle team shut their ears and
won the game. Al the end OF the first
half the score stood II to II in favor
OF Ottawa, and the final score was q
0 p in laN or OF the locals This
win came u, great surprise 10 many
Of those attending the opening game
Of the tournament They thought il
| would be 4 sure victory for the Men.
dCta quintet. But after the red ana
white boys got going nothing could
stop them
Last night a good sized crowd from
here attended the game, but not even
their roofing could urge the boys on
and make them win. Hilliard ami
Kelly were exceptionally poor. Out
Of the many chances billiard only
made one free throw. Moss was the
big star last evening, while Captain
! Edward Claus also played fair game
Rollo started to walk away with them
at the beginning of the game. and az
| the end OF the first half had the local
/ boys II TO S. Grddy's men were un,
able to stage Il comeback and thus
/ lost the game by poor playing. Ii OF.
! taWa had defeated Rollo they would
nave played Streat0r this afternoon 70
decide who would play in. the finals
Scores are as follows:
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-03-05
Local Notes.

Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Schmitt were OF
tawa visitors today.
A reception for Rev. c. Bur on, pas
tor OF the Universalist church, was
held last evening at the church par
lOrs. A fine program was rendered
during the evening. and refreshments
OF brick ice cream and cake were SerN-
ed.
Clyde Varley transacted business in
Utica today.
Mrs. Earl Johnson spent today il.
Ottawa.
The Crochet Club was entertained
this afternoon at the home of Mr..
Fred Hanley on Illinois street.
The aides Circle Of the Methodist
Episcopal church will ho!i a cooking
exchange Saturday at the Slor grocery
store.
Mrs Miller and Mrs. Clarence Buck
nglam spent today in Ottawa
Leo Jennings spen, today in strea.
Mrs. Ben Watland spent today IN
Ottawa.
Mrs. Mary Jacobson and daughter
Jennie of Moline, ILL.,, arrived here
last evening to attend tn funeral OF
the formers granddaughter, Mabel
Bingham.
Mrs A. De Pue will depart Monday
for Mayo Brothers Sanitlrium IN
Rochester, Mimi, for trea ment.
Thomas Goodman returned last
evening from few days visit with
friends in Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Holcomh o.
East Moline, H., arrived here today
for few days visit VITA friends.