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The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1920-03-26
STRAY STREAKS
(By Fluke McFluke.)

There is no longer need for the
ultra dry inhabitant to turn his glass
upside down when attending ban
quets in the year 1920
The fact is we never did that in
our life. We always looked upon
glass pretty much as we do tubs, ana
rather thought that every glass
should sit on it's own bottom. See?
1t was a rather strange sight, that
of seeing two men drunk in Hartford.
the other night. 1t was case of
acids and extracts and without pay
ing fines in Court, the pair was toll
erably well penalized, thank you, as
most everything they possessed, ex.
cept shoesoles, was lost via the gag
route.
Bat Nall says he can stand most
anything said about him in this col
umn, but to have a little boy acost
him on the streets and say to him,
PLEASE Mr.. McCracken, my grand
mother wants to see you, right away"
is entirely too much-don't know
what McCracken is going to say
when he reads this.
49,
A. Rial says we have talked SO
much about his popcorn profits that
the Revenue Agents won't let him
rest for wanting him to come across
with lot of income tax, etc. We
don't know just exactly how Uncle
Samuel figures on taxing the gather
ings of those who crack safes and
such things. Rial takes smaller
amounts, but anyhow, he gets it just |
the same.
Bat Nall says it's been so tarna-
ton dry during the past few months
that instead of Fred Robertsop's
wild oats making half crop, as pre-
viously forecast, nothing like that
amount, or not even 10 per cent of an
average yield will le harvested. Bat
says the fact is if the drouth is of
as long duration as prospects would
indicate, he sees no reason why Fred
should not lose seed altogether.
%s*
Mrs. Hardin Chapman, out on
Route 5, has been having a lot OF
trouble with a neighbours egg-suck-
ing dog. Mrs. Chapman thought she
would fool the dog by using may
gourds for nest eggs and by closely
the nests beat both the
log and hens. 1t worked on the hens,
o. X, but the dog was not to be fool
ed and kept right on. He ate all of
the gourds and carried off porce-
ain door knob, at least that's what I
Hardin tells us.
l almost knew that /. d. Claire
would not desert me, leave me strand
ID upon these dry shores when Doc,
3arrass and Moore leaves this Port 5
or points below, on the annual fish
rip about May 1. Now If some
,ther heeder of the macedonian {
queak will take the old sheet the
week following Johns (whose last |
lame is Thomas) sacrificial seven c
lays, we will, most assuredly, be
much obliged and remember him
indy for several moons thereafter.
When a fellow pulls his blinds +
own, locks his door good and fast a
n order to keep Tom, Dick, Harry
nd forty other loafers from bother o
lg him when he is doing his dead
evel best to turn out some stuff for
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1920-03-26

Whether w. j. Bryan manages to
make political comeback or not.
from the great amount of space being
given him, especially by the Demo
cratic Press, it looks like he ought to
be in good shape for the next chau-
tauqua season. y
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1920-03-26
HARTFORD BAPTIST CHURCH

Subject for Sunday March 2S,
morning hour 10:45, Facts and
Faith in Religion" or A Programme
and a Promise"
Evening hour, 700, "The Baptism
of the Holy Spirit"
Public cordially invited.
RUSSELL WALKER, Pastor.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1920-03-26
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The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1920-03-26
TELEPHONES

kWe shall attempt to give list of
the most important bills passed by
the late General Assembly, in our
next issue, would have done so this
week but for the lack of space.
New Britain herald., 1920-06-22

WHY CARRY AN OLD CAMERA:- ENchang" it for new We allow
 you good price for the old one. Arcade Studio Kodak Headquarters. 6-22-eod- 5dX
New Britain herald., 1920-06-22

AtGODA INN, MOMAIGJIN-Large.h light. well-ventilated sleeping rooms; large hvIng room. with piano; two large porches c"ptional bathroom facilities; broad nri
 yate cement walk to the finest beach on the sound: excellent bathing at both high and low tide: shower and float. For resery ations. call Liberty 536, New Haven. write to the Inn. t-t-s-tf
New Britain herald., 1920-06-22
CHIROPRaCTOR TALK No. "HEALTH
 and HAPPINESS"


tBy J. A. VOLZ. THE CHIROPRACTOR)
 What would you give to be well? What would robust health mean to you-the kind of health which all truly successful men and women have? No need to answer. for every sick person says the same thing.
 Chiropractic Adjustments remove the principal factor in abnormal conditions of the body. regardless of the name of the maady where it is situated. Nature is the great restorer, and long Nature is permitted to control the functional pro- cesses of your body, disease, pain and weak ness impossible. Let something get in Natures way, however and sickness inevi- tably follows. This fact means that when sickness in any form exists there is interference with Nature. In 25 per cent. of cases spinal subluxations the factor in- volved. and their correction leads to health.
 Don't be sick and spend your days with out hope, ambition and enjoyment of life. You need not. As you now you of to yourself and you know it. So do your friends and neighbors know it; does everyone you meet.
 Come to my office and let show you how you get rid of your trouble com pletely and permanently. Remember that your case is different from others who have found robust health and vigor after trying Chiropractic. No charge for consulta- Iion and spinal analysis
New Britain herald., 1920-06-22
AUTOMOBILES

FOR SALE-MaNweil touring car; over
 hauled, painted, good tires, spotlight. side curtains; s+a5 nearest offer. Crusberg, 65 Greenwood. 6-22-2
New Britain herald., 1920-06-22
FOURTH FLOOR)
Meteor, Georgette | Crepe de Chine ko- Tone Satin htin Brocades

are they the best values ob- ky arc also the. beautiful |ly breakfast coats. 2-piece kperics of GeoEgette and con- ! slip-overs in many styles
 lace draped effects. The E flesh, turquoise, wisteria,
 peach. orchid, maize, cherry kany shades of blue, and rose. kgligees we also reduced, the
 inning at S1.s8.
New Britain herald., 1920-06-22

FOR SALE-lgI6 one and one-half ton sell
 den. equipped with top, windshield. elec-
 tric lights. Goodyear tires, open sta.-e body, 5x12 ft.; iE good mechanical condi- tion at sacrifice Phone Liberty 4S0 or see Chandler. Mack Motor Truck So.. No. 264
 Whailey Ave, New Haven. Conn. 4-27-tf
New Britain herald., 1920-06-22
NOTICE

NOTTCE-siNtcen-p passenger Rec bus for hire for special parties or excursions.
 Call I02I-13. 6-s2-1w
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-27

ises CASH
wili bur 0 cory. little homo Prtos ssv
Immediate shs s2.sto: bsiaaes sasv
HONE REALTY COMPANY
Night and tay rhanss- Seei
9 ROOM. measrn csliFsrsis Suassis..
fise igrafien one of the h~Se tNyo IN
city tsrmsL r. " Bisris ", iiss.
crLBErrsos nEianfp
s.rcem BUNGALOW lsrss sissvips pesrhi
okLAHoMA sncrRiriEs COMPANY
y ~ sssaiaeA - ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-27
tFc EAST EIGHTH
Nrw tso story Hung

on. ~ the most compi.'- Ard
hssu'iful BONES N that gooi re-.
idsBts section the northwest one
20 the test buii' sronr, .-siery
h1n,ss IN the 'i'y H-fd~ ood fla
ish ,hrruGhDut. r0ur bedrooms.
sle.r,ns porch hsssfs,' room
AL built. In fss,u'es kNirs lsfss
basement: furnace. laundry tray.
ssfrss. srrNsnts ansTters south
front rsli lots Osn-r leaving
md ssys sell THE v.cf. 1880.
ror fur'h,r information is' Quo ~
our sais.msn ,hsv you thI. good
hcms
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" THH CtAseRv CO.
OFF0NING9

OFFwNlNca
Th- properties tstsw belong In
aa W. huilt the homes aaA snsv
what thsy are. They sl, r.pr,ssnt
good vaius. All ~ A,m are
ready to move into
iB East vihssnsh street; &
rDonls sns srsshfsst rcors: ssrsss
and drN.wsj: oak fforss throvuh-
out. ssespt hi,ehsn; buiit.ia f.s-
lures. hand.smsiy dsesSs,.d:
b-sutifui sieetrle i,sht ftr,us-,
Mutph in.A.doov bed IN s,n,us
room si,ss three bsdreo,ss, win
sev.s-rcor sffiesasy. Right
where the Asv sIot mont IN ssstss,'
c,ess 10 car i,a-, witxin wsIk-
sns distance Of hish seNs,, ana
aehsrrh,s ,...,...''......0, -. .0,,sss.
rc. ~, n.,, .ss ,.ss.. ss..ss.., ',,.:,, ,.. seven
rss%. driveway. sesyast1 ossr.
-.., rs. re. 'i.ssi isos,.. .1's: s:m. -. :.
nina 'ss.s &. ss., -, ,'..; ~; 80 a.. . 90, o.,
tusy u you wan, the hssdsoms
hems At hi, prics -. ,Vii.te..
". hsvr q nsmss, n s,hsr s.od
v. ar. sasb.s 10 priss o. ,Sis
tins. II yav want 10 - tkew
new ~aA the idsa Il Ssy,ns :
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-27
Tor HHi-, Leases on 10 Aeres
bft KHAN COUNTY. OKLA

rric- toa psf acre and ur Trn-ys.r
commercial ieAs~s call W isip. or write
tii-is ptnin EN'htns- ruii,nr
THE CLAYTON COMPANY, iSC
oklahoma Gity, OtlA
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4 GOOD ONE
AEaorIA Asr .,.ua1IM

AERoffASE BuNOAtoW
tof sale ny owner, new. deubIe built !.
real home; three large s~irosrns. oni
do~n. tro up large bath with base tub
snd pedestal lsvstory. living room itG
" Frsneh dncfs; OAK sud IVORY finish
eesu'uu' noor' sist'fie fixtures and dec
orAiionsi breakfast r.sm. isrss hsssmeu,.
waisrpfoof,d, wide esmsnt porch: big ~.
fsFs with csmens dSive. fu'i Aasp 10, 1.
num trees q real bargain; n.rthv sst on
orc bf the beet streets. iust off Clsss~n,
Phone awnsr v st.i.j
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-27

BuxeAiIw I! q sAaoAix
nys.rSsH - sssiss sss.
hsat q hsess, hslls-la 6sa-
s;sS - - ssssS ~ ss sssshsss;; ~
J. III ~ Lssees ~ d..
\. n. seaseaes
ets.is Aassssss Nas1 Dsak
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-27

FoP sALF-ny p~rr; spartmen' hsoss,
sltq"s nsw. four t-room apartment,
we'll rsrtsi; SUBSTANTIALLY built ard
oSposiuniiy In ore; tistso ,oested III
W-st washtnstou. Gail owner fo' tess,a
". ntI.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-27

vtLTKilItY StNdzIow
saiss ~ Nekialsy. asns JisJ Asese :.
tkis is . sDaeedid sssshbsshosd sNA the
pyt.s 70 fsaht n zoe vsst Q danAy k~ms
csli sad " WI show. Aspstatasss
iron . iDwREY
.ils iiserty kas,sNsi. ". isss.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-27

Also offer "a. 500 o-age Mutusl. 100 on
state Pct. 500 Ossxr q n; o4o Con.
cord; 500 white Panther 500 New No
mon, Pot 10 risrs.n r r. and Other
stock oJ0 owl Pet
'So,h,ns to rrumo'. nut Service"
eit.lf American Bank nids. NJ ise.li
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-27

Excftsrvs LisyiNos
100 EAT rANk

ExcftsfvH LiHviNue
100 East rANk
i:.teem duplex houss with basement
hot ~a's heating sysism for each spsU
msht, m.ntsis, store rooms, Isupiry tubs
Nrry rnmplsls 10 rNsfy dstail posssf
slan Apfll let see this from outside
.nd coll for sprolaimsn, to see inisfiof
~ hog.s
iiii NORTH CENTRAL
syl.nsii i.foom. ,sofy hpns With
basement ard fufnHee, double built iVs
. sooi buy Tor H. 80. fos'sssion Apfu
1911 MONTH sToSswALL
I.foom Odshoma hlfsslnv -ith "a
fas,. msdvrn. lot ta,u feet. t,i.1,
ioit VAST ilTH
tfoon okishams bungalow Nth ga
f.ss. modern. lot ,Eio. paving p',i
rfC. o. $50 isfm-
ssofy. t.fnnm house With bsssmsni
modern. -four bedrooms can be vssi, You
c.n rem, rooms sni mabs paj in'ns
1870 terms better ptltptrr caah
sis WEST trN
sam. house o. -, Nsr tih. stcsp'
need, p,ln'ins rice iit'o on is'h'.
batter pfic. Tor cash.
APARTMENT BARGAIN
". raa offer ,s'r attractive pilre
on an sisht sphtttr,nt hflcs fat 90 close
estate ns,,sr see thus one hst"fs bpl
ing ". sl.o have many other apart"
meats on our iisi
X moore. " lHufh
". .b1lj syshihss ~ v'fh'h'
n II gNppSek
'i'r Amer Nail iAnS hds .,
Phone ". ~ 'pA'
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o,ror-rowN SEAL ESTATE
RxAL rsTArE ron SALE On TRADE
cary REAL EsrArI roR sAIk

CITY NEAL EsTArE ron sAI1
TO SELL
10 tbs reason that you ist your property.
WE HAVE
A selling organization that can get you
IN. desired rssolts.
AND WI Mil.l.
WORKMAN . COMPANY
waln.i -. 2osS West Msin.
ron sALE--two t.rosn hous-s at a bat,
ssin. ". A usin, Walnut tTss after .,
roR VALE nv owSER--vivs- vs-vooru Cali.
fcrnis bungalow. all buiit.in features
and two rooms flashed In osk nj IVA
W iith-
oopp B-toom home, Capitol H1ii, ons
block from rsr. fins location, J fall
ints R~prins otehatd. fin. ven water.
ncV rarare prics right Call s~psr.
w.'tIie OF 81. Isl
ron sALs-rhrrs city lois adjoiains
,hs Rock Island flow company building
IN We., sna iust opposite Katy" eta
ton. Addrc-. Y. J. B,bo. rsris. iiis
. ROOMS snd reception hsil. double bait.
combination furnace. hardwood fiocrA
real home with taeoms. eiess In. on Wet
nh shown BY appointment oalyi no Sun
day calls Owlsr W Gf.
4l-aF -
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non rAEaA% OFFERS

Alsp have ~ Obsliisn q & o o. Sol
;.o Wistsids . & R..l4c, 7oe Home pa.
tltn; eco lnirsfsal Cleanser. bargsin
800 OKLA - u ,0tic' tqh Csncord. zoe
500 poughboS. Soc 900 Amer .. a H.
% 500 homa OKLA. hid. Is MidisnI
Motors. ie,sQ.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-27

rwo.srORY. r-rosm Aevse With s,.sv
Ing perch. bssemsat. sasrs lsss,sfy,
esraes, fine shads. located isst bloch n.
kliisea. one hsoch Dsssss rieIf. three
sloeks clsssen fos,os klgh. efsea Call
o~sss. ". iisi.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-23
CRIMINAL AND CIVIL.
CASES GROW OUT Of
SAME AUTO CRASH
DOCTOR SUED IN CIRCUIT COURT
HAS PLAINTIFF HELD TO
GRAND JURY FOR DRIVING CAR
WHILE INTOXICATED.

From plaintiff in a $1,000 damage
suit growing out Of the same acci
dent to defendant in criminal pro
ccCdings for an auto wreck in which
he and Dr {. H. Readlcs, of La Sale
figured, is the unique position John
Ermens of Oglesby, finds himself in
today. Ermens, whose car was
smashed in a crash VITA Beadles'
auto, sued the doctor in the circuit
court, the bill still pending on the
court dockcts. To-day Beadles had
Ermons before Judge Geo. K,ocnig
to answer 10 warrant accusing him
of driving an automobile while intoX-
icatcd.
Judge Koenig, after hearing the oyi-
denco, bound Emmens over to the
grand jury under bonds of 5000
The accident occurred on the night
OF Nov. q, at which time it was
claimed by witnesses at the hearing
today Ermens was under the inhu-
ence Of liquor. The auto he was
driving, it is claimed, collided with
that Of Dr. Beadlcs on the cement
coad between La Sale and Oglesby.
According to Dr Beadles he was on
his way home to La Sale while Alr.
Ermcus WAS going towards OgleSby.
Dr. BcadleS further stated that his
wife was in the car at the time of
the accident and that Ermens' car
zigzaeged from one side of the road
to the other and that when he stop
ned his car, Ermcns kept on coming
towards him with the lights Of his
car shining brightly. making no at
tempt to avoid collision
Dr. Edward +. Cox of La Sale, a
witness of the accident also testi
fed against ErmcnS stating that he
was drunk at the time of the acci
dent. Henry Alexander of Oglesby
took the stand, stating that during
the afternoon of Nov. 81, Ermens
drove his car over a curbing at Og-
losby. but would not say that he was
under the influence of liquor.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-23
REAL SANTA CLAUS
FOR THIS LITTLE BOY

Little Frederick Christopher Trimpa
was promised The best sort OF Christ
mas gift this morning, when papers
were fled in the County Court asking
that Mr. ana Mrs Fred Schlosser of
Peru be made his legal parents, to MI
thn post of his mother, now dead, and
his father. who resides in Chicago.
Frederick. although only II months OF
agc. has know he sorrow that comes
with the death of loving mother.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-23
FILE $4,000 CLAIM
AGAINST CRATE CO.

First evidence that the Ottawa
Collapsible Box q Crate co, had
struck reef on the financial shoals
came today when Judgment of
S14.3&2.5O was filed in the circuit court
against the company. The plaintiffs
in whose favor the Judgment was rem
dered were J. l.. Ranc, J. +. Farrell,
J. NJ. Doueherty and ]. J. McDermott.
It is said the plant Will be sold under
the Judgment proceedings Wthn
thirty days,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-23
NEGROES HOLD UP
CHAMPAIGN GROCER

Champaign, Tll, Dec. 23,-Two ne
groes, one carrying pistol, held up
p. l.. Marsteller in his grocery last
night and escaped with 800, and a
gold watch. Marseller was struck
on the head when he resisted search
of his pockets.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-23

COIllt)iClCly loO'AI~A "iA"~
city by land. The Italian
feet, which has it's head
quarters at Pola, is securing the Guif
Of Ouarnero day and night for DAN
nunzio raiders. and searchIghts play
on the water from twilight till dawn.
General Cayiglia gave Captain Dan
nunZio until 6 o'clock last night TO
reach decision to accep. the treaty
Of RapallO, but the poct-soldiers per-
mittcd the time Limit to expire, when
he replied that the pact could not be
accepted and he would resist its en-
torcement Following the issuance OF
orders to establish q close blockade.
General Cavglia directed that foreign
citizens ana civilians in Fiume be
given fOrty-eight hours to leave the
city.
Urge Loyalty From Troops.
Rome, Dec 23.-TO all appearances
Il state of war has been rC-cstablished
long the t'iume front Roads and rail-
way tracks have been torn up, barbed
wire entanglements nave been estab-
lished, and all telephone and tele-
graph wires leading into Tiume have
been cut.
General Cayiplia, commander of the
government troops around fiume. has
issued manifcstoes urging his men to
give evidence CT their discipline and
loyalty.
Captain Gabrielle D'Annunzio, on the
other hand, is launching appeals He
is prasing sailors Of Italian war yes.
sells for their ValGr and seamanahip.
D'Annunzio Declares War.
! London, Pee. 23.--D'Annunzio has
| proclaimed that state of war exists
between his Fiume government and
Italy and has forbidden the popula-
tion Of Fiume TO leave the city. says
Rome dispatch to the Exchange Tel
egraph, quoting official adyices.
The proclamation, says the Central
News Rome correspondent, adds hat
anyone speaking against DAnnunzio
is liable TO be shot
To Enforce Rapa|Io Pact
| London, Dec. % Military opera
ti0ns had been begun by the Italian
government troops against forces In
and about Fiume commanded by CAP
tain Gabrielle D'Annun2iO, who refuses
/ to cvacuatc the city and permit Italy
! to pu- into operation the provisions
of the treaty of BapaIlo, Dispatches
received here state that military
works along the line marking the
/ Frontier Of the regency Of "Quarncro'
have been ratlcd end an Italian de-
stroycr is sail TO have clashed with
D'Annuuzian batteries on the island
Of lv,oI;a u1rt hggfyt M t'iInp
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-23
Toledo Plate Glass Works Closed.

Toledo. Chic. Dec o. More than
300 men were thrown out of work
until Feb 1 when the Edward Ford
Plate Glass company plant at koss-
ford closed down today. The reason
given was for "readjustmeV OF
financial affairs"
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-23

The fire ticnd who with his ,orc1
has been terrorizing Ottawa for the
past week. was seen leaving the A. s.
Calkins stables at i236 Ottawa avenue
at 6 O'Clock last night after kiudlins
blaze which resulted in property
loss of about $4,000 Onl, the timely
Investigation of the mans Appearance
on his property and tho discovery 81
the contlaeration h. Mr. Galjtins kept
the structure. which is the finest pri,
vate stable in the county. from being
destroyed and Il subsequent loss Of
about $l2
The frobHg found his way in and
out Of the building With II HashIi2ht.
An eyewitness claims that a man was
seen climbing over high board fence
at the west OF the stable shortly be.
fore 6 O'Clock on Monday and Tues
day nights.
The confederation il the third TO oc.
cur in Ottawa during the past week,
al of which have been attributed tn
incendiarsm. and propert, owners
are becoming greatly alarmed over tha
harm he may do before his identity is
dlScoFcrtd ana ne IT, caught
TWO Last Wee&'
oh lhurSday hiRh' eI tael "eth the
fNhh cSaf STORE on i-d NlIIr aii't'
was bufhtu' WhlIe ih' iRHl ono" III s
the garage ana haFh ol bf. T. W. hHf
rows was set a'Ire.
Nndles rlfc ~ Ictt
me bIa%e 'aS' ni2nf was dF''a OF
,he second noof ol lhe r'Iu''N'', lH
hehd using Pie oi shIh~''@ ha'
WOOD noe1lnG hoard ana ho!"iHe
"hlch were IN ihe bafh or Nm ne
WOOD lie enterr1 jhe hMldIhe ~
the door II the once, "hIch had htri
iei' unlocked ny lhr owner " II ~
ne worked MI 'alkilS "'Hi !" t"'
barh ana looked me oooF, Shu, llilA
nm inside. RE Ittl by me sam, Noo
Wnlch was fastened WIN l"Ic io''
ana could be released iron, 'ho I''a'a''
seen by Mr. ta'F'hs'
bct"eeh o."b ANA ori"'h' W
'aIklns' VINO was sitting by Mlhao"
AT the back ol me mousse holiC'
lEht WhleA lCohe0 IKE la.hIIEhl -
on Just al 'hc door ol nus n@'h ~
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-23
ITALIAN TROOPS PLACE F|QAE UNDER SIEGE
D'ANMuNzl0 ISSUES
DECLARATION OF WAR
ON own GOVERNMENT

Triest, Dec. 22.--Strong cordons OF Carblneefs
and Alpini, brgaded into probably a score of bat
talions have been thrown about fiume and have
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-23
FIRE F|END SEEN LEAVING WEST
SHE RARN AFTERAPPL MATCH
THIRD BLAZE IN WEEK
is TRACED TO WORK
OF INCENDIARY
CAUSES $4,000 LOSS

TORcp WlELDER VISITS HOME OF
MR.. AND MRS. A. S CALNlNS,
OWNERS OF ONE or FINEST
HOMES ON OTTAWA AVENUE
kiNDLES BLAZE IN LOFT Or
VALUABLE BARN
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-23
WEATHER.

Generally fair tonight
and Friday, except snow
fIurrics tonight; colder
tonight.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-23

OTTAWA ENEE TNAO10
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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-23

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The spectator., 1920-07-16
Citizens Section
 Organized

A Citizens Section of Arkansas Educational association was organized temporarily lost Mon day morning at the Court House. under the direction of Mir. J. P. Womack Superintendent of the JonesboIo Public schools. H, A. Nickell was elected President, pr. Blackburn Vice President. F. E. Stokton Secretary,
 The object of the organization is to create an interest among the citizens of the county and state for better schools more competent and better paid Teac- hers. It is the duty of every Citizen of Franklin county to become a member of this organization. Slogan: "A com- mon School Education for Every Child in Arkansas,
The spectator., 1920-07-16
Cox Would Have
 arrnerin Cabinet

Dayton. O.. July II. A real dirt farmer will be the next secretary of aglculture if the Democratic party is successful Bt the November election, accord ing to a statement made today by Governor Cox, the Democatic presidential nominee. His pro- mise to appoint a real farmer as head of the nations farming activititles, provided he is elect ed, was made to a delegation of the governors reighbor farmers who called at his home.
 He said: If elected president 1 shall select a dirt farmer as secretary of agriculture. a man who has tilld the soil himself and made successful busine ss of farming. in the doing of which he has demonstrated his eff ciency as business man..