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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-29

ing Of the issue in the form Of twenty
year 8 per cent bonds at par and inter
est was quickly followed by oversub-
scription, as had been the case in the
French and Belgian loans.
This issue was to have been fioated
in London originally, but was trans
ferrcd to this market for reasons not
divulged, but readily conjectured. The
sinking fund provision apparently made
II especially attractive. In all events,
several of the prominent houses stated
was extremely large, and they feared
would prove far in excess Of the allot
ment likely to be given by the under
writing syndicate. The Overwhelming
success Of the issue, coming so quickly
on the heels Of the French loan, In the
opinion Of experts, made the outlook for
the bond market unusually promising.
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MIDDLE CITY BANK

The Directors have th!a day declared IA
seml.nn dividend OF Three per cent, payt
abb October s. 1920. 90 stoCkholders Of
record september %. 1870. Checks Will bo
EDWARD c. BELL. Cashier.
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Message on the Ethics and Practice of Nursing

% % % aware % pom
''' N"'' "' III" "'
who e
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almost
Sratha
md his sswrd;
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THE PITTSBURGH & WEST VIRGINIA
RAILWAY COMPANY

Tn" Hoard OF Dlr"cto-s has declared .
w the Preferred Stock OF the Compa ny FOR
the quarter, ended s.L,cmber 80. 1920, pay:
able November 80. 1920, TO Stockholders OF
-. 1920
pttahur1h Septamher oS l0oO
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ARLINGTON
Arlington Memorial Hospital
ALLENTOWN
Allentown State Hospital
Edward Harvey Memorial Nurses Colles'
homeopathic State Hospital
Sacred Heart Hospital
ALTOONA
Altoona Hospital
Ashland State General Hospital
BEAVER FALLS
Providence Hospital
BELLEVUE
Suburban General Hospital
BLOSSBURG
Blossburg State Hospital
BERWICK
Berwick Hospital
BETHLEHEM
st. Lukes Hosnital
BRADDOCK
Braddock General Hosnltal
BRADFORD
bradford IIosnItal
BRIDGEvILI.E, u. +. y. No. 3
Pittsburgh city and lone Hospitals
Chester Hospital
CLEARfiELD
''o"'"e'" COATEsvILLE
CoatesvIlle Hospital
DASylLLE
Danv,Is State pM,S%osr MTsp,,rsS
p'A'''o'" EAsTON
Easton Hospital uu
Hamot Hospital
81 Vincent's Hoapltal
~ HARRISBURG
Harrisburg Hospital
HAZLETON
state Hospital ,n..u
HOMESTEAD
Homestead Hospital
INDIANA
Indiana Hospital alo,,~,
Conemaugh Valley MemoHal Hospital
THE Mercy Hospital
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PITTSBURGH
Allegheny General Hospital
Homeopathic Medical and Surgical HOS
pltal and Dispensary
lassavant Hospital
presbyterIan Hospital
hercy Hospital
81. Francis's Hospital
s. Johns General H1snltal cA,r,,y
81. Joseph's Hospital
SnuthSide Hospital
western PennsYlvanln Hospital
PITTSTOS :
Pittston Hospital
POTTSTOWN
Potstown Hosrital
READING
st. Joseph's Hospital q
RIDLEY PARK .,.
"'''' R0CHEsTER So.
Rochester General H0snltal
SCRANTON
State Fospltal
Moses Taylor Hospital ...
liahnemann Hnspital
SEWICKLEY
sewiekley Hospital ,.ox
Christian H. Buhl hospital
SPASGLER -,
Miners Hospital OF Northern Camo''"
TARESTUM
Allegheny Valley Hosp!:si
WARRES
Warren State Hospital
WASH1SGTOS
Washington City HOSPITAL
WEST CHESTER County
HiomeopathiS HofRPItSii ofsRPoIy1itSi 81 chester ''
chester cOuV,T VW,TLiKINsBURG LiKtII!NsBURG
Columbia HSSGiiRSiE WSSIGIiiRSiEs.pARRE
Wyoming HG%ipRiiiHSMsFoRT G%%iiIpRRiiHMsFoRT
wtlllamsport Hosnitsi ivp
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FRANKLIN NATIONAL BANK
Chestnut Street west of Rroad

A. 49, Ph.sIIr1PHIn; .sIaT ..,,nT s,tpyen3e5 nf Ins9
Directors OF this hank. held this day, A
qua rtorly dividend OF Ave per cent (B7ej was
declared, free OF state tax. and payable
October 1. 1890. TO Stockholders of record at
the close OF business September 80. 1920.
Checks Will be mailed.
J VIM HARDT Cashier
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Address Public Ledger Educational Bureau for Detailed
Information, or Communicate Directly With the
Hospital in Which You Are Interested
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The Kane Summit HosnltaI
LANCASTER
st. Joaeph's Hospital
Latrobe Hospital
Lewistown Hospital
Lock Haven Hospital
MEANWHILE
MoHdv'lIo city MN H.sgItsl Ess socxs
Ohio Valley General dGp HasEi,al oE
McKeesport Ho'EIN,SII crn
mercer s'n'M,R65sNSHSG 'M,R65sNS6HSGAnELA
Memorial hSiE,le' SEW BRIGHTON .
Beaver 'fllfN SEw qiPsSs} kENs,NaToN HGTCi,''
Citizens dcnSrsi HosnitsI
Montgomery HAoEkttlSTrowN AointtnT
MOUNT PLEASANT
Mount Pleasant Hnspitai
PHILADEIPHIA
American stomach Hospital
thlldren's Homeopathic Hospital
Friends Hospital
Germantown Hospital (Germantown)
Hahnemann Hospital
Howard Hospital
Mercy Hospital (Colored)
Thiladelphia orthopedlc Hospital
Protestant Episcopal Hospital
~, Agnehs hospital
s.. ,Timothy,,s Hospital Roxborough)
St. Mary's HospitaI
School Of Nursing, Hospital Of Gradual,
School OF Medicine, University OF
pennsYlve MIA
Mcdicn- ChirurVicnl Hospital
p0lvclinic Hospital
Wnmen'S Homeopathic Hnspital
Women's Hosnltal OF Philadelphia
school OF Nursing for Women, Penn
sylvania Hosrital. Department foI
Mental and Nervous Diseases Cwes
PHILIPSBURG
Cottage State Hospital
PH0ESINyILLE
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THE PENSSYLYASIA COMPANY FOR
INSTANCES ON LIVES AND
GRANTING ASSUITIES
September 81 1920
Tho Roard Of Directors has this iay de.
clsred a regular quarterly dividend OF seven
per cent ts7.0o pcr Ehare) PAYABLE October
close OF business on September 2Rth 1920
J r. CARPENTER. JR Treasurer
OFFICE OF THE PENNA. SALT MFG. co.
At a meeting OF the Board ~ Directors
held this day quarterly dividend Of two
and one half per Der cent os vas d@glared PAYABLE
September 80 iSaO. ChccEs VII bo maiied' lSiStp
ARTHUR T., RICE. Treasurer.
PhlladelnMih. Sept. ~. 1920.
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CONLEY TIN FOIL CORPORATION
THE PHILADELPHIA NATIONAL BANK
Philadelphia, Pa.

TIE Directors havo this day declared .
NyIdend Of four per cent 4pol for tho last
three months. payable September 80. 1890,
10 stockh hoders Of record at the close oi
business S"r'ombcr 2s 1920.
Checks will be mailed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-14
DALLAS

~. enrnE.moni ~ Misc I."Ia Ton
gh,d,n ~ lin ,.r",N anL Nj LOO "hIi"
~ InIIns Ina hr"u Nun"un' 81 Ihe
Wedding rlll take I'la'" B." III" Tor" pa
! e Hericrthcr MtNr r'aRNrh'" ""h A"
! r,,ruc, resldrnl 81 ILollnR md hNn nu
rc,nu, rriond- hcrr M Whit" H. nup
erlu,srdrur of tho VI r. Hundn1 school
nud rnl 10 rahIY uiHnch ~ 10" 'h"r'
ar,or Ma marriage. AZ IA" Nnh hIr hrld"
entertainment GOOD
RI, entertainment ~ r~nhlnNE. must
h,rn ,..,I aud iusttutu"nlnl gwen b.
'ho Harry I"ur" OF Deep Valley, !"
- Wsdu. lin. nrrlnE ~ -" ffeHbb
'.i nu church rnH decided sur' onH
aud VA ,.i. 'aIrrl. nii"nh"h TIA"
| f.ur '"""r f"l"7 ""i" no Mlr"TN N"''
Nrd N~--r- Tee furhey ana carl h'r"
sulh'I
nall game BAturdAJ
nh-o nnI team from Wheeling
hn"sn ~ TIC St"FleS viii play tho
met team 81 I,oIlhs "u rhr homo Er"unhH
at 81 saturday The" "n aaturda
,-.r ito nsllaS 'eAm "llI l"uf"ry 4"
Ws,i Alexander oud riay tho "i"o ~
Qu.r.ny Meeting
'Tua nest quarterly meeting n lh~
! ialIa- barge VA l." h'id ~ h""h itIII
AusuHI = nud - Iha iHairIt h'rs'
lnirudonI IT,, >"h"t"'" VIII
poe. L. "n """ho 49, nae" "'i"'E
Dallas nu.fs
tyrF~ uutuhUi 81 l",HI f"ihH ~ ~
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too No "a" I"'i'''". NJ" ''""" %,
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hog ,.,"a," Me- Mabel whi''
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DEATHS

Of. James Brannon. Relatives ana friends m.
Gar Andrew a MshsS sf Our sgo mS,hs,
OF Sorrows a. m. Int New Cathedral Gem
RosERT !. 'i BURR6%s SSFg 0Ss Ssed ae Relative,
ana ana 'Sf: % F4.smsn Asssssn chspssf Gss Nc. No. ss f.
Projection Lodge, No, 2tS l. .; o.
on lnyi,es vHssTfo 10 funsrsi nssp serYSss
RTobinsen: 1909 n Ssd st. west Pniiadeiphis,;;
Wed es'n'nS''r eve. t0"' fr''"'' may "
=, RuCH Suddenly, March 22; MAR.
iA.RET BUCH. 1880 Myrtle st. Relatives
a. m. Int. private.
CALLAHAN. N.--Mareh 81. EMMA KAUL.
wrs OF rhomas Callahan. FuneTal FIJI, s'Sy
Int. Holy Cross SEEN Gem. '''
KATE kTnEBMAN ,so1 A In D9ylsiitown March snsn ma 2s;
daughter OF ln1s ists fredericS F. ls A. and sarah
H. J.; EerVer Relatives and friends invited to
Howard HibbePpd M iiao SfSniSSs e iSts ,t' PSis
Int. woodland Gem.
y CASA, CASA, . March 81, MABEL e. tnse
tivss az, VIE 9 q william, ai casa rbnr. me,s
REQUIEM Church Of Our POS MotSet II Of Sorrows o
H. m. Int Holy Cross Gem.
March s2 ANNIE j.. Sfi Widow o. Cart: JOS.
YWi,s. Catharins. Relatives and friends in
sTS''ss $3.50 oTRssr %sno, ST. F. PSs fis' Int
private, South Laurel Hill
r,SS,L,ArToN. March 20. MARY J. CLAY.
xo,E funeral services Wed. D. m, l2o
coMMERFoRp.-Marcn o. ELEANOR
,I.o ~, wife OF late Robert b. commerford. Rels.
Laurel Hui + Gem @ III Mt vernon ST. '"''
y c0i,oK.a.Msreh, 90, ELIZA T.. wife Q,
Fry,e Ff ina soeh Services and priVfPSs
widow Of William cop.isnd. cin 20 services FrI,.
eSs7 Ps Lsncsy 't n, grivstss sor
Of Thomas crosson. Relatives and friends
dence Of son.ln-iaw. David p. peeEan 8lSl
Gaui st solemn REQUIEM mass Church OF
ne NATIVITY 10 q. m. Int Holy Sepulchre
CURRAN. March %, MARY cuRRAN.
Funeral Fri. a. m, lie wharton st. High
Mass Mas lsa,p Sacred Heart Church $50 a. m Int,
pAviDssoN. s2a watkins st. Funeral Tucs t,
-, ,DTrEY.-,Mareh 21. Of pneumonia. HUGH
and friends, employees OF p. r. r warehouse
Taney q, and GIrard ave. invited to funeral.
ErL. $40 q. M. residence OF son la W.
rGTs pram GSdsreE Gtr5 SoSs Reno st, Solemn re-
pusENRERG, ,mMaTreehly Tely 81 nrosS SNSH SGmi LOUIS,
puSENBERG tnee Bode). wife OF r. A..
HdoI s.pI. Rus,en5ers. aged 80. Relatives and
p: m. 1921 Christian st. Int. private. Fern.
EsERHARpT - On March % 1920
HENRY EBERHARDT. husband of the late
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Deaths

BAKER.-March 90 MARGARET, wife o,
late Thomas Conlin. Relatives and friends
Fay h. Sodelity. invited to funeral, Thurs
e:So a. M. 1920 s.. EttinR st. Solemn re.
Int. Holy Cross Gem. "
,BALDERsToN- March 90. DAVID NEW.
blN, son late David and Anna Moore Bal
Meeting House. 18th and Race SITS
BARLOW March 81. EVA CATHERINE,
widow OF Charles II. Barlow (nee Ulmer),
funeral services Thurs 2 D. M, residence
OF grandson John w. Barlow, 334S l st, Int.
prNate, Friends may view remains We'd, s
BRANNoN, March 30, BRIDGET, widow
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
0F ABRAHAM RrRNIE,

80 decea sed--Letters testamentary on
the above estate having been granted to
Fidelity Trust Company. all persons In
debted to the said estate are requested II
make payment, and those having claims
against the same TO present them. wthou,
delay, at the office OF the said compan'
Nos. 826-331 Chestnut street. PHILADELPHIA
VIM j. GEST
President.
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PERSONALS

MIR. ". GITLIN is hereby notified that ns
safe, stored In his name. will be so.d Sn Sn
at 10 a clock "A m to cover storage charges
Northern Storage Co, 1878 s. 1lth ST.
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IN MEAfnRrAM

CONNOLLY In fond and loving ,su.u.
pyrenee yGnee OF my dear mother. MARY r. CON
MIoVJdaLf. who departed this life March "a,
WV JULIA,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-02
MAGIR[ REFUSES TO
CLASH WITH DO |G;;
CROWD TOO SMALL
OKLAHOMA CYCLONE DON'T LIKE
SIZE OF GATE RECEIPTS AT IA
TO MEET GOATS-BOUT PER.
FORCE CANCELLED.

Fight fans Of this vicinity who AT.
tended titzgerald's show at the La
Sale thtater last night We're disap-
pointed when the feature bou., a ten
round encounter between Goats
Doig, the Spring Valley marvel and
Art Naeirl. the Oklahoma WhirlNiud.
was not staged When the time
came to start the bout, Magirl could
not be found \ thorough search was
made about the theater but ne could
not be located
Retree Ed Purdee OF Aurora then
announced to the fans, about 203 in
all, that Naeirl had disappeared but
that it was thought he went 10 his
hotel, Investigations We're made and
probably a half hour later Purdee an
nounced that Magirl woud not fight
bOig because OF the small crowd
Fitzgerald and Purdee pleaded in vain
with Magirl To get him to come back
and fight Doig, but the oklahoma kid
stoutyl refused to clash with the bal
tier from Spring VALLEY.
What his reason for refusing TO
tight D0ig was is a mystery. At trs.
il was rumorcd that he had been guar
anteed $500 to tight DOig, and that
10 naccount Of the smallness of the
crowd the LA Sale Athletic associa-
ton attempted 20 cut down the guar
antee Then rUmorS started that Ma.
girl was working on the percentage
basis and that he thought the ere Nd
was too small to make anything, So
refused to fight Then again it was
stated he was afraid of Doig and
never expected TO meet such man.
With the exception OF the feature
event all other bouts We're staged
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-02
LACK OF SELLING
SLOWS DOWN MARKET

Chicago. June 2.-Actiye commits
sion house demand for corn today
found the marketa bare of selling or
/ ders and led to sharp upturn IN
/ prices. Failure OF railroad measures
To enlarge the receipts of corn heeee
counted stongly as an incentive TO
/ buy. Moreover adyices indicated that
/ the 1870 grain season was uniformly
ten to twenty days late throughout
( the entire LIST Of states that as Il rule
have a surplus yield. Opening prices,
which ranged from Lac decline TO Il
Ike advance. with yuly SL72 lal734
and September $l.5Ni2l1j9 were fol
lowed by decided gains all around.
oats like corn, showed the intiu-
ences Of continued sportation dii-
hculties. After opening unchanged to
sc higher including July 91I,S2IC
the market scored pronounced gen.
eral advance.
Provisions lacked supper. Lard es-
pecially was weak
Produce.
Chicago June Eggs: Lower;
receipts 47.tl eases, tirSts %9-4ec, or
binary hrsts 35te-3tiq; at mark. cases
lNeluato "'-'''' storage paeNeu tN
lras 42c; storage packed tirsts 4ll2-
;,,.I,
Chicago June Receipts
.ao0, beef steers and she stock 25c
higher. vearlings and heavy steers
I$14, bulk Sl9 5o-l3.7-, good heYers
$3.50, bulk she stock s95o-11: calve.
ana feeders strong: top vealers
Sl5.a5. bulk to packers sl4-l4.5u:
butcher bulls steady and bologna bulls
weak.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-02
UTICA.

Mr. Bob Roman of Chicago spent
the week end with the Sargent fam.
lily.
Mrs Bert Witholter of Chicago is
spending a few days visiting her
grandfather, l.. + Holland.
Mr. o. b. Esmond was in Ottawa to
day.
Mrs. Clark Cary and Mrs. Ed. My
ers We're shopping in La Sale today
Mrs. Kenneth Hutchinson was shop
ping in La Sale today,
Mrs. John Gilchrist is visiting in
Ottawa today
Mrs. Chet Clark of Deer Park, was
in Ottawa today.
Mrs Dick Veal is spending the lay
in La Sale with her daughter, Mrs
Godt
Mrs. Jno Burke is shopping In OF
lava today.
Mr. and Mrs James Cahill are shop
ping in La Sale today
Mrs Ernest Alderman is shipping
her household goods to Michigan
whore her husband is employed She
expects 10 leave in few days
Mrs. Fred Seitlcu and son George
are visiting relatives ii Ottawa over
Decoration Day.
Miss Margaret McCormic ks shop
ping in La Sale today.
Mrs, Spokesman Of La Sale and
her daughter are calling on friends
in Utica today.
Mrs. Kari Rane is calling on friends
i'll La Sale
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-02
H. S. SHAWBACK. WELL
KNOWN FARMER. DIES

Streator. June 2.-(Spe ciaU Harry
5. Shawback, a resident OF Richland
township Tor over seventy years. and
one of the most widely known farmers
Of La Sale county. passed away at the
local hospital at shortly past 300
O'Clock MOI day afternoon
Mr.. Shaw back was born at kuches.
hessen. Germany in the year $50, be
ing the son Of Mn and Mrs, SHAW
back, decea sed Al the age OF y Mr.
Shaw back MAS brought to this country
by his parents. The family resided
at Utica tor two years and then NOV.
ed to Rch land township. Mr.. Shaw
back spent the rest of his life in that
community
Mr.. Sha back was married about
sixty years ago to Fredericka Griyy.
She passed away nineteen years ago.
Ten children were born, six OF whom
are living. They are; William H.,
John p, Il ouben ~. all OF Richllnd
township; Mrs, Carolina Rose. Mrs,
LYDIA A Rose of NermiIlion township,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-02
5 DAY LIMIT PLACED
ON LEAGUE JUMPERS

New York, June 2.-Maior league
baseball players who have jumped
their contracts TO play with teams in
independent leagues We're warned
yesterday that if they do not return
to their teams within five days they
will be permanently barred from the
two big leagues.
Players who have iumlad reserve
clauses We're warned that il they do
not return to their clubs within the
end Of five days period Of grace it
will be three years before the ma
tional commission will consider their
plea for reinstatement.
Decision 20 take this drastic action
was reached at Il conference here yes
terday between John Hcydler, presi-
dent G. the National League, ana Ban
Johnson, president Of the American
League.
Among players affected By yester-
days decision on contract jumping
are Kinney OF the Philadelphia Amer
leans; Harris. Cleveland; Pearce
Philadelphia, and Corner ana Cueto,
Cincinnati.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-02
A GREAT YEAR FOR
HOME RUN HITTER

1T looks like great season for
nome runs. Only about one.fourth OF
the 1920 schedule in the big leaeues
has been completed and already 12I
homers have been swatted, including
Mondays games. At thpt rate there
viii be about 40 fonr.base drives reg
jstered during the season. Last year
in both major leagues there was a
total Of 4ii homers. American League
players getting 2i0 and Nationals 2O4
Babe Ruth, champion home run hitte,
of the world, has so far got twelve
homers to his credit for the season.
Happy Felsch, Walker and Williams
are the next highest with six each.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-02
Local Notes.

A Home Bureau meeting was he'd
this afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
A. j. Werick on the west hill.
Harry Battles Of Rock Falls spent
Memorial day visiting his wife and
family in this city.
The Ladies Aid society Of the Trim
ty Lutheran church will hold a bust
ness meeting Friday afternoon at :
O'Clock at the church
The American Legion will give Il
dance tonight in the Legion hall.
Music by the Johnson orchestra.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Fitzgerald and
son returned today to their home in
Chicago after a visit at the home OF
MIR. and Mrs. s. b. Ebersole
William Green returned to Rock
Falls after spending Memorial day
here at the home OF his sisters, Mrs
George Phllmore and Mrs Thomas
Worrel.
Harry McCurdy, student At the Uni
versity Of Illinois, who broke his lef.
ankle while playing ball two weeks
ago, arrived here last evening to visit
his mother Mrs. Amelia McCuidy.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Adams AMI
family departed today for Minnesota
where they will engage in farming.
West Smith and Charles Wern-
strumm went to Chicago today. the
latter % consult an eye specialist.
Mrs Al Miller spent today in OF
tawa
The Kings Daughters were enter
tanned last evening at the home CT
Mrs. Vern Churchill on Lincoln street
About fifteen were present \ most
enjoyable evening was spent Those
assisting he hostess were Missf5
Cora Simmons and GWendolyn Brown
Dainty refreshments were served.
Mrs. Hazel Miller returned to Chi.
cago today after several weeks visit
here at the home OF her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. S b. Ebersole.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-02
Circuit Court

2464l Carrie Byars vs. Ole Nelson Of
al-trespass on case Digs $4,000
Hanson K Jacobson. atty.
24642 Enos f Palmer vs. Adam Klein
ct al-attachment Buffers x Clark
atty.
2l24l Rock vs. Mccormick -cont on
mo of ptT
2l325 Niebergall VS. Bosserman S Co
passed by agmt.
2l42l Bell VS. G Is & Q-cont on mo
of deft.
agmt.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-02
Last Rites for Mrs. Foster

The funeral services for Mrs. Ed
ward Foster, whose sudden death oc-
CURED Saturday evening. were held
yesterday morning at 1870 at the
home in East Marseilles. Intermenr
was made in Evergreen cemetery in
Herman, III. Besides her husband
are four small children, her
parents, Mr., and Mrs. sam Johnson
OF this city, and five sisters.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-02
Son Arrives at Sullivan Home.

4 now Shoe man has arrived IN
town. Mr.. and Mrs Daniel T Sulli.
van, 800 Second avenue, are the par
ents of the new merchant, who weighs
lust seven and one-half pounds and
made his first bow TO the public early
this morning. The youngster has
been named John Lawrence.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-02
Constance Messen,e Funeral.

The funeral services for Constance
Messenie, whose death occurred yes
terday morning at 10 O'Clock at the
home OF his daughter, Mrs. Frank
Kuhn. will be held Friday afternoon
at o'clock Rev. Father OLoughlin
Of St. Joseph's church will otticiat'
Interment will be in Riverview Gene
terry. He is survived by the following
children: Edward, Canada; Leon, Mar
settles; Paul, Chicago; William, Mon
treal, and Mrs. Frank Kuhn, Marseil-
les.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-02
Today's Markets

ll2 points excepting Rock Island,
Which was distinctly heavy. \ more
extensive reversal follow ing the post
ing OF an initial rate OF Nper cent for
call money. This is . per cent over
the average of the previous week and
per cent under yesterdays maxi
mum quot Il ton.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-02
MARSEILLES
MISS THERESA PHILLlMoRE,
Representative, Branch Office Phllimore Building

Elsie and Mabel Schroeder were o.
tawa callers today.
Miss Mary Cronin, public health
nurse, departed yesterday for Glenn
Falls, ~ Y, called by the critical i'll
ness OF her father
Mr. and Mrs Clarence Partridge
and children returned TO Rockdale
after spending Memorial day visiting
relatives here
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-02
Today in the Court House
Estate Transactions Business tho Circuit,
County

20425 Swengel admr vs. c Il | & =
mo by pitt for new trial.
24i92 En- erich VS. Emerich--set for
hrg Fri at TO-
22097 Posladek VS. p0sladek-set for
hrg Sat at 10
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-02
Jury Tries Coal Case.

A jury trial was held this morning
at the city hall by the MarseilIes
Farmers Grain company against
Henry Kline, owner Of the Coliseum
theater. The suit was over a coal bill
that the later refuses to pay.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-02
SO OUT OF 100
WINS IOWA SHOOT

Des Moincs. Iowa, June 2.-The
double championship shoot trophy of
iowa state went to l.. B. Maytag of
NcwtoWn Monday with Sc Of a pos.
Slble hundred ". Wetlcaf of Nichols
was second with 50 and }. r. Jain OF
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-02
Probate Court

Acct & rept app-Est Merwin +
Ssie III Vaulaningham -
admx ord TO file I'd acct at Nov term
l92l-Est Howard Nelson ct al--tinal
as to Nina & Irene.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-02
NEW YORK WATERS
CALLED OUT ON STRIKE

New YORK, June >. Five thousand
union workers ana walters employed
in hotels and restaurants here ere
Ordt,ed to strike toda. They de-
mand nine hour day.