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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-14
FORMER lcoNlUm POSTMASTER
IS FREED OF PRISON SENTENCE

John Emerson former postmaiss-
~ iconinm, who was sent 10 the nfn
ltentiary from this county for term
81 eight years ia 1919 on charge
v assault with intent 10 - WIN not
have to serve his sentence. A ~
giew OF the ease by the crimlaat
court Of appeals has thrown the cE--
ont Of court and ordered Emerson
SET at liberty The peal was por
'ecied by Attorneys Garry ana ODDS
uf this city
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-14

W"shington, Aug "a Army sv!a
tors have long since ceased TO get
rlsny thrills out OF routine or even
stunt" flying. Il ~ said, but an ex-
-epticn should be made in the care
of two sergeanis who recently gef
out to break the worlds altitude
record for parachute jump at Nc.
Cook field. Dayton. O.. according 70
IN Air Service announcement. The
aen were sergeants Strong -. Ma
dan and Ralrh BottrelI.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-14

Ne flnally found position where ~
could malAtala straight flight by
kaaping the ihrostle IN certain
rpslilon ana tiliing the plane Win
ghc aiieronN IA this manner hs
g'lded down % within shout s9e0
ftos of earth where b. managed 10
make a wide turn BY juggling hls
throttle and aileroa controls. atraish-
tened out and made 4 perfect landing
without further damage. 10 his ma.
chine.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-14

Nsw Vark. Aua a nrehlauea
AGENTS cenrelis. csiliea sNa Davis.
boarded Len1 lsiaNd rsllfaad
train toaay, AhsAa of trcm sat an
individual ssisb haus aurlap hsu
on the floor beside nlHN ~ sies
vile the ean lsf, the train. tes
agents following Thsy stopped him
and asked him ~hFs hs had ia the
baa.
~reYs. said hs
fhey epenea ite baa and found
,ssa aolls. an nntia hoard snd ! eaa
containing a iiauls
rNhava 'e tfie eaoF they asbsa
tho man
- bought is Coz g~tsi ah in Qs
born street nroaklya," ~as tns 70
ply
Agent DAVIS ,eoA ths ouils beard
and asked
WHATS n the esrra
"A.ise.o h.o,i" spelled out the
heard
"Riuht.e.a said cennslly, taking
whit
the man, sam0ei Albvrs e
Hickvllle. was arrested fcf sraue
porting aieahel without rsfmlt
and possessluf sltahol 10 ssaa fa
eassd ON sioto bond for f5peaesnss
before eeasrsl commisalencr Ms
cahe.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-14

lut 0renrd ~ the sergeant cleared
tho machine and started hla ianv
le8eent.
Sergeant noftresl lost ronsldera bis
siood from his injured arm dutna
tbe drop, bnl made safe landing
if a flowed field and receiyed medi
cal attention In time 70 prevent ans
serious result from bic Injury
Meantime, aerxeant MADAM, IN
rpdderlesa airpIane zoap0 feet IN thu
air, was having troubles or bis own.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-14
DADDY" OLIVER RETURNS
FROM 7 hE NoRTNs
SAYS OKLAHOMA HEsf

"DaddY" a. M oliver has frflfa
cd from = lfa 90 Mlnneaaia Waefa
Pc and hls daughter Mrs MeCWkv
spent SITS weekH "Mo hnA fiaa
time and saw seine w6naerfRl ora 81
but after all ihqre v NO piaee lht
Oklahoma And this year 20 hafHc8
lar this state has an oihpr baebaf
or the board when q cones TO seuef.
al crops b. ssld
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-14
KELLY SAYS Jtlk CAN
IlIsf GEORGES ~ ~ my

frauA Kelly lust say for me that
have son@ silver tisMt lsek n~mpnay
can ~hip the frpsealsr and az n 10
q easeua taste ana Within 10 rounds.
Any ct thone b.sya read about ia ths
LesdyF wha sra anxtous 10 part with
some good American upoadullx sup
porting a for~lsnef a9alnst fins
Irish American laddie can hsys
rt1anee % hack thelr judgement IL
they VIII cali a. Keiiy a Mahousy's
office " | am not in Mahon~y win
taac delight IN covering ali beta
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-14
CANNING PRELIMINARY
NEARING IS SET FoR 2orn

Harry " Canning, oil well wor6.
srs, charged with the crime OF incest.
will be given preliminary heaflag
IN county court August 90 II is the
belief Of Sheriff Robertson that ne
will plead guilty and take tho penalty
80 far he has refused to envage
counsel.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-14
MORE PAPERS our

The Salt Lake ilorsla the iian
nibai rost loiln IlWld ana Waco
News suspended publication yes'er
day owing 20 me hleh pfice of print
paper spoi newspaper sold yeator
cay az ie9
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-14
vOYAG|NC AROUND THE
WORLD TO REACH HOME
FROM NI.ADINOST0k TO san
FRANCISCO TO NEW YORK.
THENCE TO EUROPE BY
WAY OF PANAMA II
JOURNEY or $50
kIDDiEs
BULLETIN

visdivostak. AUG. iA.--since the
beginning Of the world war IN 1874
up TO Angus, 10. 1870. more TRAN is.-
600 Russian children have died o.
hunger and prlvations. There are
now in Russia 2%o.soo orphaned chiid'
ren. A train load of these orphans
will leave visdivostak Sunday en-
reute TO San francisco, United States
where they will be returned by way
ef New York 70 relatives in Europe.
This ls the second group 70 start on
the long journey.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-14
Siege Of Warsaw
By Red Army
Has Begun

~s~a~. Aug. is.--The rear of
ARTILLERY on tire battle front could
be plainly heard in warsaw to-day.
rneRusslans rave Bought up ar.
slllery IN the region ot ssdxyuin.
just south o. the aug. Observers
say, however that the ensmy has
not Yet In position guns heavy
enough 10 reach thla city with
their fire
On this northwestern front,
along the BlalSstos road. the
RUSSIANS were ~ mites from War
sa~, this mornings newspapers
reported.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-14
FARM ESTATE TRANSFERS
NOTED; GOOD PRICES pAip

Frank Bone has acquired tho Hcnry
" Rinchart farm In 5-is-f w. Con-
'~deratlou 5000. Frank Bono and
wife have transferred tho s Ia and
lots and 4 NV. 5-ic-t West to willis
Armstrong Tor $3.50.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-14
CAR OWNERS WARMED sy CHIEF
MITCHELL; THIEVES ln CITY

There ere two rad men at larEe
in the city today and ! want 10 drgf
all car owners TO be careful tonigh
The men who held np Lyon Gray
Gray and stole bis car last week
broke jail this afternoon. They arc
still in the city in hiding We may
be able to locate them. Sheriff Ro
hertson and his deputies are guard
ing all outside highways and my men
are on guard In the city" said Chcif
Mitchell this afternoon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-14
nMALl coar or cAMpAlaN

dcoit Ferris aays be spent ~ 2ss 81
"a hls eemaalen. 6erp filad a stats
aont saying he spsus ts1ss9s poee
not cost much 10 run lim0ntha
campaign for tlia SENATE after all
that i#
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-14
RIVAL compANY's OFFICERS
ARRESTED

Three officers ~ ,fe old coloay
Forcign Fxchange company ripal
concern Of Ponzi's Securities rxchanso
company. had their mAnlng meal in
the Charles Street Jail prisoners 81
the commonwealth in defaui' Of $50,
900 bonds each Samuel Zorn. "a 4
80 ba an employee ~ The Old COLONY
foreign exchange company. WAS a.
headquarters awaiting a hearing on
charre " larceny oft500 from persons
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-14
POINTS eoNpsmAn GIVES
riM Up. IN JAiI

Boston. A9K iiThe financial
slrlp that aas hcen pllated hy shar
les ponn was hgh ard dry on tho
rocks today and federal and sinte ~.
ficiala gnaav datsrm'ned effmff 80
salvage the cargo OF millionp Of Dol,
lars entrusted 10 ponFl by thousands
of Investors IN his go percent 10
th,-,,a uaQs,thW
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-14
rtaltt 90 >iN Nuisk IN
tuNiM $4,000 IN nu>il~
STOLEN fHnM HNnisi-
MA> COMPANY LAST
M,ttiI, nA>stM
min. N,kl~
CONFESSION
GRABBED As NE OFFERS
s[CUR|T|tsF0R $4,000
s~~l.>,in nDy Oa is MS.
rrf ti,ID WITH Siis.nn0
m nu>n~. rOilsI 0t
>AIiu> H.AI ntf<
O> WATCH SINH
auLAtrlN

Ns~ Nafs, Aaavss is~~F Fsllewlna .
seufsaslsN msds today W Hen@fs
esfHnsv #Msaew@ Perry sssa~T ~ q
aevse ta~A "aaasssY' sabsfst ~as sT
fsstss ~ . ahaFa~ ~ AstFss s~p1l9s
t.a II thm snest ~ sa~as vslwsa AZ
ttta.pcU4 swrsa w sra etstrlmsa
sanrany rha sesfs aeeaFss lsAs
haegn.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-14
kNiGAr8 OF pYrAiAs WORK
w rNAn pAce 0EcRFf

Fafiday niaht Al tboir Castle liail
in tho Leader bailalar. thn RniFhfs ~
Pythma conferred the rank of rasa
and voted favomhiY ou thrro eandlt
dates The attendance was xood and
fana work IN = htsh atdsf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-14
HARo ROAD slos

Bids tor the construction of hassi-
surface roads w kingfiaher and CON
anohe countlca were opened AZ Okla
homa Cir today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-14
WIZARD IS M JAlt

This morning Ponzi ate hls break
fast In The Middlesoa county jail ia
East Cambridge. a prisoner u the
United States government IN default
OF s25ooo bonds
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-14
NEW rusERcuLAR HOSPITAL

Corner stone of new tubercular
hospital was laid at Clinton ycstcr-
day.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-14

Rome-The vatican denied pub
Iished reports that the Pope had sus.
tained a fall resulting in injuries.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-14
WEATHER

Tonight: warmer In Northern
Oklahoma Sunday fair and warmer
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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-18
OPEN SECOND DAY
OF PRO MATCHES

Chicago. Aug. 1S.-S xteen matches
in the first round of the Professional
Golfers association championship at
the Flossmoor Country club yesterday
left a sectionally we'll balanced field.
composed of eight Western. six East
ern and two Southern players.
Five Chicagoans-Tom kinnett. of
OLYMPIA fields. Fob Macdonald. of
Eob-o Link, Charles Mayo. OF Edge
water. Lawrence .Ayton. of Evanston,
and Iach Hutchinson. of Glen View
advanced to the second round Ayton
won his place after the most Cruel
ing match Of the day, in which he de-
tented Charley lioffner, Of Philadel-
phia, on the thirty-ninth green. There
Ayton sank a long putt for win. 4-5.
HOffner led | up at the turn in tn"
morning Each won two holes going
out in the afternoon. Avton won the
tenth and lOt1ncr the thirteenth. At
the seventeenth Hotfner, who was
up. played a cleck to be safe but
pulled to the rough, AytOn got a bad
slice TO a sand pit. but got we'll over
the creek on his second. Hofincr
made a poor second and lost. 60.
They halved the home hole in tives.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-18
Today's Markets
WHEAT OPENS HIGHER
ON LIMITED SELLING
Uy the Associated Press.)

| Chicago, Aug. lN.-l.ight receipts
and limited selling pressure at the
start today caused wheat prices to
open ~ to y cents higher, with De
cemher at so and March S2.il
Prices lowered around here for the
first hour, after which the market at
traCted attention and became trmer.
Corn started in sympathy with
wheat. opening quotations being un-
changed 10 1sc h CHER. with Septem-
Der $l4>4 to Sl.+9 and December
$t.2l to $l25i2. The trade was light
and it took but little buying by COM
mission houses 10 make the market
advance Reports of rains in parts
OF Nebraska and Kansas lod to some
buying, which gave additional
strength.
There was light trade in oats.
which started unchanged to l2c high
er. with September 69i4 G to Obs and
December G9lsc to 65l4C
Wall Street
New York. Aug. lN.-Tho stock mar
ket presented no features of interest
at the opening of todays session.
Changes among the leaders in the in
Stcels oils aud motors hardened on
moderate short covering This also
appl ed to shippiuEs and some of the
more popular food issues, Rails were
almost entirely neglected and related
equipments were irregular Prices
suffered general setback within the
first half hour, however. when sugar
shares gave way under selling pres
sure
Liberty Bonds.
New York, Aug IS Prices OF lib
erty bonds at noon were:
312's, 9ol2; first As, $3.50 bid; sec
ond As Sl2 first as, sac.
Second AIS. 81 %; third Az $,
S7.S2. fourth AIS. S464; victory
3a4 :. 95.54 victory 4& 5. $3.50.
Potatoes.
Chicago. Aug. lS.-Butter unchang-
ed
Eggs higher. receipts S952 cases.
FIRST 4647c; ordinary first II IL -i2iac;
at mark cases included 43-i5c; stor-
age packed first 47l3-4Sc
Poultry alive, lower; fowls 2S-3ic;
springs Csc
Live Stock.
Chicago Aug. 1S.-lIoes-- Receipts
10000 head held over, laos market
slow; few early sales steady at yes
terday's average; top, SIG; quality
fairly good; average price YESTERDAY
$l5.02
Cattle-Receipts, 1000 head.
Sheet Receipts. % 900 head
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-18
TENNIS STARS IN
HARD FOUGHT GRIND

Boston. Mass, Aug lS-Interest-
ing play was brought ont in the ma
tional doubles lawn tennis champion
ship tournament on the Chestnut Hin
courts of the Longwood Cricket club
yesterday when the first round and
five Of the eight matches in the see
ond round were completed. The tea-
ture was long drawn ont tive-set
match in which Willis Davis and Rol-
and Roberts. the fast CALIFORNIA;, won
from W. NJ Washburn and Dan Math-
ey the New York pair. The players
in this contest were on the courts for
nearly four hours.
W, T. Hayes and r. Fl Blrdick, the
Chicago team, had considerable diff
Guilty in disposing of II w Foster
and II. Wheelwright, a LOngwood
team. The local players captured the
first set. GA. but the Chicago pair
came back strong in the second win
ming, to |. In the third set Foster
and WheelWright swept their Oppon-
ents off their feet, 6 to 0, but Hayes
and Burdick then stlffened their of
fcnsive and took the last two sets,
each at 6 to 4. The change from
seemed to have affected the Windy
hard courts to turf within the week
City pair
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-18
DANvILLE LEGION
DEMANDS THOMPSON
INTROOUCER RESIGN

Danville, Aug. 1S.--Because Louis
Bremen, adjutant OF the Curtis G.
Redden post of the American Legion,
introduced William Hale Thompson
last night when he spoke and was the
only man on the speakers platform
with the Chicago official an indigna-
ton meeting has been called for to.
night by Commander Otto Leach.
when the legion will demand that the
adjutant resign his Office Command
or Lesch said Adjutant Bremen had
violated the constitution and bylaws
of the legion by mixing in politics
and that Bremen could not be adju-
tant OF The post while he was com
mander. If Bremen refuses TO resign
the legion members will vote on a
resolution ousting him from Office.
Various members of the legion in
Danville bitterly resent the action
Ct Bremen many OF them being out
spoken in denouncing him for his
participation Ia the Thompson meet,
ing. ss&1C
I'VE cannot forget the speeches
made by Thompson against the
American cause dropped back Of our
lines by German airplanes. said Com
Lesch in an interview.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-18
CROWDS GREET BODY
OF DEAD DIAMOND STAR
Try the A ssociated Press !

Cleveland Ohio Aug. lS.-EIun-
dreds of admirers and friends Of Ray
Chapman, star shortstop of the Cleve-
land baseball club and American
league, gathered at the Union depot
here early today 70 meet the body of
their idol, who died in New YORK
yesterday morning. Among those ac-
companying the body We're Chapman
widowed bride. manager iris Speak
er and Joe Woods, of the Cleveland
team.
1t was Chapman's eagerness to aid
in giving this city its first pennant
that indirectly resulted in his death.
When he married Miss Kathleen DAILY,
one Of Clevelands best known society
women last October he was asked if
he would retire from the game and
devo1a his time to business in
which he had acquired an interest
III play next year for | want to
give iris Speaker and the Cleveland
fans the first pennant Cleveland ever
has had" Chapman replied Then |
will talk quitting"
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-18
UTICA

Miss Jessie Wylie has returned
home from attending the convention
at Lake Geneva
Miss Frances Sykes is enjoying a
two weeks vacation from her duties
at the telephone office. She has gone
to Kewanee.
Frank Caul, of Joliet, spent Sun
day with Frank Sykes and family,
Misses Queenie and Mabel Hickey
are visiting their grandmother. Mrs.
Ryan. north of La Sale, for few
V'sokS
las Nettie Sykes shopped in La
Sale yesterday,
Isles visited friends in La Salle yes
terday.
Fred Seffert transacted business in
La Sale yesterday.
Harry Wheeler. from Spring Val
ley is visiting his brother Ray Wheel
er and family.
John Gordon transacted business in
La Sale yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs j llannum left for
Michigan yesterday Mr.. fannum
has been suffering from rheumatism,
and he hopes to be benefited by the
change.
Miss Mildred Morrissey visited
friends In Ottawa yesterday.
Mrs Pete Brennan and little pirl
visited friends in La Sale yesterday.
Mrs Sophie Kaiser shopped in La
Sale yesterday.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-18
DARTMOUTH RUNNER
WINS 100 M. HURDLES

Antwerp, Aug. lS.-Earl Thomson,
Dartmouth college star, who is repre-
sentuG Canada in the Olympic games.
today won the final heat OF the 10
meter hurdles, hanging up new
worlds record of Ola A..
II. +. Barron of the Meadovbrook
club, Philadelphia was second. ana
Fred S. Murray of The New York A. G
third.
Wilson Of New Zealand was fourth,
Walker Smith Of the Chicago A. 4.
Iitth ana Carl Christierns8en OF SWe-
den sixth. The old record for the
event, both Olympic and worlds was
"a fiat
NJ J. McGrath of the New York A
G., the other American to qualify, took
ililh place in the hammer throw.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-18
Local Notes.

Lester Benner of Chicago is visiting
at the home OF Mr. and Mrs. Geo,
Phillimore.
MIR. and Mrs. Roy Wernstrum and
children returned yesterday from d
visit with friends in Rockford.
Ina Boyle spent a few hours IN
Ottawa today
Miss Mabel Black of Grand Ridge
spent yesterday visiting Mrs. Henry
Johnson.
Misses Margaret Sterrett and Ma
rie Mccormick were Ottawa callers
yesterday afternoon.
Miss Lillian Wilson went to Chica'
20 today for a few days visit
Miss Elsie lloyd had tonsls re-
moved today at the Ryburn hospital
in Ottawa.
Miss Maud Hill was an Ottawa Wis
itor yesterday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. A. c. Allen have re-
turned from two weeks visit at
Niagara Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs Richard Rice and la
by went to Ottawa yesterday for
two weeks visit with the Mrs. Rice
parents.
Miss Jennie Jacobson returned to-
day to her home in Moline after a
visit with relatives and friends in
this city.
Mrs. Henry Dowell was an Ottawa
caller today.
Miss Sylvia johnson daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Johnson went to
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-18
MARSEILLES
MISS THEREeA PHiLLIMoRE,
Repressntatve, Branch Office PhliiImore Building

Hennepin Ill.,, yesterday to visit her
grandparents.
Mrs. William Denniger, Mrs. Edward
Murphy and Mrs. Edward Gromberg
spent yesterday afternoon In Ottawa,
Leaves Ryburn Hospital.
Frank Montgomery, who submitted
to an operation three weeks ago at
the Ryburn hospital, was removed to
his home in this city today and Is
rapidly improving.
Mrs. John Poole and daughter Theo
were Ottawa shoppers yesterday
Mrs. Richard O'Neill and children
went to Matamora, O., for a visit at
the home OF Mr. and Mrs Leon Voch
erout.
Mrs. Charles Miles spent few
hours in Ottawa yesterday.
Hold Vicente Roast.
The Walrher league Of the Trinity
Lutheran church held vicente roast
last evening at the home Of VIM,
Schuette In Brookheld township
Mr.. and Mrs Ole Munson enter
tanned the league of the Emmanuel
Lutheran church last evening at their
home north Of Marseilles.
Miss Doris Hintch went to Ottawa
yesterday to visit friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Smith Of OF
tawa spent last evening at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Galloway.
The Report Is True.
Harvey LeRette has been appoint
ed chief of police. succeeding August
o. Ollie, who resigned Monday.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-18
TO BUY 92.O9 ACRE
PRESERVE IN COOK co.

Chicago, Aug. 1.-THE forest pre-.
serve encifcling Chicago on the west,
owned by the people and bought
with public funds, is about to acquire
2.090 acres of land in the north end
Of the county, Peter Reinberg, presi-
dent of the board of forest preserve
commissioners, reports. This block of
land has been known since the day
OF Indian occupation as the Stoke
tract
The Cook County forest preserve
district has already acquired 10. 63
acres, and 1t plans further enlarge
ment, by direct purchase or condem-
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-18
Today in the Court House
md Tribunas

1 to Mrs. Flora Luce, 1t. s, b, !. Elm
wood Cemetery, ST.
Aug. /. 1920, T.. s Burgess and wife
to Lucian A. Burgess, Its. /, 2, b. /,
Tonica; 1000.
Jan 20, 1920, George II. Ryan and
wife TO Amos G.. Ryan, p. It. ~. II, "
S, ". H. II, %, ,; $500.
Aug. lG. 1920, Emma Brown 70
Henry Wiggett, s. u 1t. 10, b. 2, Bar
low Il Essinaton'8 add. Streator; $C9'.
Aug. 3, 1920, George Koken to
Frank WiSjak, S. y 1t, II, b. III, La
Sale; $1,000
Aua. -, 1870, James Foster to
Phoebe J. Gallup, ". II it. @ 4 IT, >
sub out It, in Is, y, g. 500.
Aug. II. 1920, Mrs, Flora Luce AMI
husband to Charles NJ. Stickle, |. s.,
b. |, Elmwood Gene cry, Marseillcs;
Ssj.
Aug -. 1920. Stanley piekarski AMI
wife to Ignacy Witalka, It. 10. b. t.,
Stuart's re sub, La Sale; $3.50.
June %, 1920, Mary f.. Foley, tn, TO
Oelesby Union Church, It. g. b. 10,
Bcnt's res. sub, etc, Oglesby; 81.
June g. 1920, John Bydalek and
wife to John and Mary Bydalek, H. 4,
b. Iii, La Sale; s
Aug. 6. 1879, Catherine Burke ct al
to Mrs Lot ie Filliksiak, H. GS Muir
phys sub, etc, Ogleshy; 81,
AUG IA, 1920, Charles Schior and
wife to Clinton Culver 1t. II, b. II, Ia
Sale: ST.
Aug IL, 1920. J II Ivan and wife to
Harry Baskin und. u W. II II. |, b.
49, Streator; 81
Aug. II, 1920, w. |, Ivan to Harry
Baskin. und. a W. Y 1t. /, b. -, Strea-
tor; 81.
Aug. Il, 1899, Anna Winkler and
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u. S. WRESTLER is
OLYMPIC WINNER

Antwerp Aug. lS.-In the Graeco-
Roman wrestling preliminaries yes
terday J. Gallery, United States navy,
outpointed Maaren, OF Holland. and
John Is. Worries, Chicago Greek A. a.
G., pinned Dialects, of Greece. in Is
minutes. DIALECT lives In New York
The Dane, Torgensen put away his
Czech opponent Nettly in two min
ntes. All the matches except that in
which Worries defeated Dialects drag
ged through the two periods Of ten
nlnntes each and Il third period OF
twenty minutes
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