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Evening journal., 1920-12-10
TO PROCLAIM MARTIAL LAW
IN MOST DISTURBED SECTIONS

LONDON. Dec. 10 united press)-
Hopes for Irish peace were dashed by
Premier Lloyd Georges announce
mcnt In the House OF Commons today
OF the governments refusal 10 rrcog-
nlze or negotiate with INC Dali
Eirrcann Irish parllamenti on which
the Sim Feners had insisted.
No formal negotiations have been
attempted, Lloyd George told the
house. although peace makers on both
sides have communicated with The
government
The Prime Minister declared he was
"regretfully convinced" extremists
controlling the Irish murder cam
paign' were not ready for peace.
The only basis FOR peace" the Pre-
mier declared, "wlll be acceptance OF
our opponents OF unbroken unity for
the United Kingdom" The people OF
Ireland themselves are anost anxious
for peace. Lloyd George said, but the
extremists VIII not permit Il.
Martial law IN the most disturbed
sections OF Ireland Will be proclaimed
Lloyd George declared.
The Premier said residents OF th'
areas TO be placed under martial law
Will be allowed a reasonable tlno q
surrender their arms and uniforms
After that period. pOssessors OF wea
pOns or wearers OF uniforms Will b.
| treated a. rebels, he said, liable q
court martial and death sentence.
Tho same rules will apply to har
bOrers Of rebels, ne declared.
| Announcement OF Lloyd George
plan 90 discuss the Irish situato
Evening journal., 1920-12-10
LEWES TO VOTE ON
SCHOOL BOND ISSUE

Or. Joseph H. Odell director Of the
Service Citizens, addressed a public
meeting at Lewes, Del, last night.
called 10 discuss issue OF $4,000 in
bonds toward the erection OF a new
school bui ding. A town election will
be held next week 10 decide the ques-
ton.
About 200 citizens attended the
meeting and the subject OF education
In Lewes was viewed from every
standpoint. No conclusions were
reached and mo ho~d ssue will rest
entirely with the voters
A gift OF 10000 has been made 10
Lewes by the Delaware Stale
Auxiliary, from the p. 5. dupo1i
education fund, toward the erect a
Of the new school, contingent upor
raising Of $4,000 by the town itself
Evening journal., 1920-12-10
NEWFRATERNITY
At DELAWARE
Local Chapter of Gamma
Delta Rno Organized
BY Students
MAKES TOTAL OF
FIVE FRATERNITIES
speeIal b The EvenIng Jonrnal

special 70 Tne Evening Journal,
NEWARK. Dec. i0.-With p charter
members, students OF Delaware Col
lege have organized a local chapter
OF the Gamma Delta RnO Fraternity.
For some time a number OF upper
classmen have been considering the
matter Of organizing another frat, "
feeling that there was room for an
other fraternity and In fact a need
for one.
There have been four fraternities
for the past six or seven years. When
the fourth frat" the Omega Alpha
was organized there was an enroll
ment OF about POO students. Now
there Is an enrolment Of about 300
and numerous colleges with not near
that many students have twice as
many "frats The dOrmitories are
now crowded and when the new fra
ternity secures quarters OF its own,
that condition will be relieved.
A petition for the organization Of
the fraternity has been approved by
the college faculty. DR.. c. F. Miller
professor OF chemistry and one OF the
most popular and active faculty men,
continued on page seventeenl
Evening journal., 1920-12-10
SCHOOLCODE
ISDEFENDED
BY EDUCATORS
c. E. Burchenal Tells Audi
ence Repeal Would Cost
State $4,000
DIR. H. G. BUDD SEES
BEST SYSTEM SOON

Addressing residents OF Marshallton
In the Methodist Church there las.
night in connection with the general
celebration OF school Week. Caleb +.
Burchcnal OF this city, one OF the
commission appointed TO investigate
educational matters In Delaware prior
10 he drafting OF the school code, said
that repeal of the code at this time
would cost the state $4,000 lie adj
yooated eliminating some imperfcc-
lions In the present law.
The meeting was presided over by
the Rev. lvalhOe Wills. pastor OF the
church, and In addition 10 Mr.. Burch-
endl, Professor II. q. Budd. president
OF Wesleyan Institute. Dover, spoke
on importance OF Education TO the
Individual and Society"
Mr.. Burchenal said in part: 1.-The
civilization under which we live de-
pends upon the education OF individ-
uals who live under that civilization.
The Advancement Of nation depends
upon the education OF the citizens OF
that particular nation.
1.-The position OF Delaware is deter
mined by the proper education OF ali
the people who make up the State Of
Delaware.
America Is a country OF the most
wonderful opportunities because VI
the fact that here everyone has an
equal chance TO obtain a splendid
| education. America spends more
money for education than all the rest
Of the world combined. The result
! Is that because OF the development OF
the people OF America In ability L
| work. and 10 earn a living, The Amer
| lean citizen lives better, produces
| more, has more money and In the enl
makes a more glorious country"
Many people object 10 the schoo
code as Il stands today, but ] thin
the principal collections have narrow
ed down 10 the tax system. That ina
lbc WRONG and there are perhaps Othc
things that need slight changes, bu
the principal involved should never b
tampered with.
"Thc school code put our school
on a new basis and made II wort
while for wealthy men 10 make larg
bequcsis 20 the education OF our STATE
This was seen In the magnificent gif
OF school houses for the State mad
by Pierre $. dupont, which gift II
conjunction with better teachers
CONTINUED on page sevenieen)
Evening journal., 1920-12-10
SMASH JAIL
FOR GUNMEN
Who MURDER
LAW AGENTS
Bodies of Santa Rosa Gang
sters Are Left Dangling
From ImprOvised.
GallOws
ONE VICTIM LAUGHS
AND JEERS LYNCHERS

SANTA ROSA. Calf. Dec. 20 UNITED
press)-A mob here early today
lynched Charles Valento. George Be yd
and Ferrance Fits. san Francisco
gangsters. charged with numbering
three officers.
The three men were hanged from
the limb OF the same tree In a cerne-
terry. The mob departed and left
them hanging.
The three men, Valcnto. Fits and
Boyd were taken from the Sonoma
county jail at a. m, by an armed
mob
According 20 pre-arrangcd plan, the
mob began forming around the Jail
about t2iO a. m. The mob advanced
on the prison and The startled guards
were suddenly confronted by scores OF
masked men Every member OF the
mob was masked.
The guards were dlsarmed and their
keys taken. They protested but were
so ouinumhered that resistance was
useless. The three prisoners failed
Continued on Page Twenty-four.)
Evening journal., 1920-12-10
GREEKS INVITE
CONSTANTINE BACK

ATHENS, Dec. 10 UNITED States)-
King Constantine was invited home
today.
The queen mother. Olga, as regent,
sent this message to Constantine at
Lucerne:
THE government, in obedience 10
the unanimous mandate Of the Greek
people, invites King Constantine 10
return 30 Athens again TO take the
throne and exercise the royal power
today exercised In his name by Queen
Olga"
The Invitation 10 return was a re-
consideration OF the plan to simply
notify the king Of election results
and leave on him the onus for his
return.
Evening journal., 1920-12-10
China To get
old TERRITORY
Japan Ready to Negotiate
in Interest of World
Peace
LEAGUE
FAR FROM STRONG

LONDON, Dec. 10 UNITED Press)--
Japan Is ready at any time b nego-
tlate with China for return OF tho
former Germna provinces TO China.
Baron Hayassi declared In an inter-
view today. Japan VIII make other
concessions In the interests OF inter-
national peace, he said.
Unfortunately, he said, Chlnas
leading men are divided and the coun-
try Is unable TO profit from interna-
tional help offered her.
1T Is funny" Hayassi observed.
that no one wants war. not a single
nation has an aggressive policy and
yet the hour OF disarmament has
not come"
'~rhe League Of Nations Is not par
ticularly strong now" he said. "but
II Is based on the good VIII OF the
nations and with determination VIII
succeed"
Evening journal., 1920-12-10
PLAN NEW SCHOOL
FOR CENTREVILLE

Erection OF a three-room consoli-
dated school building at Centreville.
should the plans Of the New Castle
County Board OF Education TO unite
the Center Grove, Clinton and NJ
Airy schools. be found practicable.
has been dec ded upon by the Della
ware School Auxiliary.
The Auxiliary also has decided to
spend approximately s3S 900 for re-
pairs at the State Institute FOR Col
ored Students, near Dover, and has
received six bids for a one-room
school for colored children at Smyrna.
The bids are as follows.
A. L Hudson, Smyrna. S36 qi2: Will
liam d. Haddock & Co. Wilmington.
si4,200; W liam 5. Shockley. NIL
ford, 33i50; Helndle- -Samworth
Construction Co.. Wilmington ST.
9i3, ]. G. Willis. Newark. Si192S.
The auxiliary has decided to give
the Newark special district a one
room school and 20 grant $500 to the
state Board Of Education to obtain a
transcript OF the federal census re-
lating TO school children.
Evening journal., 1920-12-10

way, concerning Hope Farm. the tu-
berculosis sanitarium, near Brandy
wine Springs. Miss Bissell inciden-
tally, Is the originator OF the Christ
mas seal, which has become one OF
the great allies 90 the anti-tubercu-
losis cause In the United states.
people who get the idea that Hope
Farm Is merely a place TO take care
OF tubercular patients do not have a
complete understanding OF the situa-
tlon," Miss Blssell said. in one
month alone we have had as many as
eight arrested cases, when the pa
tients, after spending some time at
the sanitarium, have been able 10 re-
Continued on Page Twenty-four.)
Evening journal., 1920-12-10
ALL In JAIL NOT
WIFE DESERTERS

That a man cannot be convicted OF
desertion or non-eupport when the act
grows out OF commitment 10 prison
by the court, unless It be a commit
ment on the specific charge Of deser-
tion or non-support. was the ruling
made by Judge Hastings In Municipal
Court this morning, IN dlsmisslng the
case OF Oden 81 uo, now serving time
In he workhOuse for larceny. He had
been brought Into court 10 answer a
charge OF nOn-support OF his wife.
To this ruling, however, the court
thought there might be exceptions, one
in the event that the man committed
has outside means OF supporting his
family and I'm case OF, before cOnsic-
tion on another charge, he had been
convicted OF nOn-support or desertlcn.
Judge Hastings remarked that be
will prepare a formal opinion on the
question.
Evening journal., 1920-12-10
AUTO BANDITS
ATTACK FARMER
Hold-up Men Frightened
Off After Assaulting
William Shepherd
KNOCKED HIM
DOWN WITH BRICK
Special 10 The I Evenlng Journal.

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
NEWARK, Dec. i0.-An automobile
bandit attacked and attempted to rob
William Shepherd. a farmer living
near Ogletown early last Wednesday
night, but was frlrhtened or by the
approach of Mrs. Shepherd with a
lantern. before he could go through
the farmers pockets.
Mr. shepherd was carrying an arm
load OF wood into the house and lust
before he reached the kitchen door a
man suddenly stepped from around
the corner Of the house and hit him
on the side OF the head with a brick
Mr. Shepherd Is a large man physl-
cally and while the blow knocked him
down he was able 10 grapple with his
assailant, who hit him again and also
kicked him. About this time Mrs
Shepherd, who had been 10 the home
OF a neighbOr, was coming across the
field carrying a lantern.
There were two OF the bandits, one
remaining in an automobile In the
road near the Shepherd home. When
the latter saw someone approaching
with a lantern he sounded the auto
mobile horn and the one who had at
continued on page seventeen)
Evening journal., 1920-12-10
MEET TODAY TO
TALK BLUE LAWS

Sunday observance and enforcement
OF the "Blue Laws" In Wilmington,
will be discussed this afternoon at a
special meeting OF the Wilmington
Ministerial Union. in the Y. NJ. 9. \.
Building Il is believed resolutions
will be adopted calling on the city au-
thorities 10 close all shops and stores
on Sunday and halt all sports, games
and unnecessary secular activities.
This afternoons meeting was called
by the Rev Joel 5. Gilnllan. pastor OF
Olivet Presbyterian Church, who is
president OF the Ministerial Union. %
meeting Of the union was held last
Monday, but was not largely attended.
Evening journal., 1920-12-10
MAY BUILD SAME
SCHOOL In 3 COUNTIES

Special to The Evening Journal.
SEAFORD, Dec. t0.-The school pa
irons OF Reliance. a village six miles
west OF Seaford. are endeavoring 10
have a new schoolhouse. which is to
be erected there, so butt that the
children OF three counties OF two
states can attend without paying tut
tloa II is proposed 20 have .he build
ing erected on a vacant lot in the VII
lage. part OF which is In Sussex
county. Del. and part In Caroline and
Dorchester counties, Md. The three
counties come together at that point
Evening journal., 1920-12-10
PLUMBER WILL FINISH JOB.

That the defendants might have an
opportunity TO have the work done
In compliance with the plumbers
rules and regulations, Judge Hastings.
In Municipal Court this morninc.
continued until December 20 the cases
Of Albert +. Green and William r..
Bowers. II appeared from the tesii-
mony that a master plumber Install
ed the sewer system and rs branches
| then connected lavatOries with the
branches, which none but a licensed
plumber IS permitted 10 do. Bowers
a pipeftter.
Evening journal., 1920-12-10
nab z men, CAR,
SlOSO IN BOOZE
Federal Prohibition Agents
Arrest James Tigani and
Tony Davolos
CASE OF HIGH GRADE
LIQUOR IN VEHICLE

Joseph Tlgani. 1919 West Ninth
street, and Tony Davolos. sos West
Fourth street, were arrested and a
Paige touring car and nine cases OF
whiskey were seized by Federal Pro-
hibiiton agents In Wilmington last
night.
The agents today declined to say
Just where the seizure was made, eX-
cept that II was somewhere IN VIII
mington.' II is understood, however,
the car had come here from phlladel-
nhia. and the dry" officers had been
on the lookout for it.
Tigani and DaVOlos were taken 20
the police station and locked up over
night on charge OF Transporting al
cohOllc liquor without a proper per-
NIT The car and its contents were
taken TO the Federal prohibition head
quarters, Engineer Building, Sixth and
King streets. Preliminary hearing
will be given the men This afternoon
b. United States Commission John
spearce Cam. IN the postofflce. build
ing. II IS expected they will be re-
leased under bail, pending further ac-
.tion.
Tigani is a member OF the transfer
express firm OF Tiganl Brothers
which maintains a garage on French
between Fourth and Fifth streets. j
was said today the seized tourir car
had been hired out by the frm with.
out knowing the purpose 20 which
the vehicle was 10 be put
There were los quarts Of LIQUOR iT
the nine cases seized Federal agent,
said It was "high-grade stun" anC
worth at underground rates. retail
about $40 a bottle, or 1000.
Evening journal., 1920-12-10

come IN restoring
the health OF MEM
bers OF the COM
munity is indicated
by Information pre-
sented by Miss
Emily p. Bissell. a
member OF the ex-
ecutiye committee
for the sale OF
seals and health
AamAn nom HHwFNnr
Evening journal., 1920-12-10
GARAGE PEPPER
FINED AS TRESPASSER

Arrested last night while looking In
the window OF a private garage In
Tyventy-seventh street, between
WASHINGTON and jefferson streets, Ed
gar Bugless was fined s. and costs on
"a charge Of trespassing, by Judge
Hastings in Municipal Court this
morning.
Bugless told the court that he had
heard that some whiskey had been
stored In the garage, and that he
merely out OF curiosity. went 10 the
place to see,
Evening journal., 1920-12-10
NKOvFR co. PRESIDENT DEAD.

George +. rheiih, president anu
under OF the Walk0ver shoe com
any. died al his home IN Campello,
Mass. Yesterday. after a linse-ins III
oess. he was one OF the leading shoe
,onufacfurers OF New England and
sd stores an over the United states.
.hfle the funeral Is in progress to-
borrow afternoon, the local Walkovef
lore. az seventh and Market streets.
Icndhcim Brothers. ma-2Csrs. s><<S
be closed between and > c1--s
Evening journal., 1920-12-10
EuREKA COUNCIL MNsTRELs.

Eureka Council No I, Jr. q. u. A.
NJ. Minstrels. will be presented TO the
tury Club. Several professional men
Will take part. Denny and Burns are
In charge. The skits were written and
will be staged by the secretary, Irwin
E. Spirer. Music will be furnished by
the Eureka orchestra.
Evening journal., 1920-12-10
BOMB in RUMANIAN
SENATE KILLS ONE

BUCHAREST. Dec. 10 UNITED Press)
An Internal machine was exploded
In the Rumanian Senate yesterday,
killing one ald wounding several
others.
Bishop Oradlardu was killed instant
ly. Others wounded by flying frsg-
ments Of furniture and fittings were
the minister OF Justice, the president
Of the Senate, a Senator and Other
officials.
The planters OF the bomb were moi
discovered.
Evening journal., 1920-12-10
STOLE AUTOMOBILE ROBES.

Two robes were stolen from the au-
tOmobile OF William c. Murgatroyd
S2i Washington street. The police
department was notified Of the theft
Evening journal., 1920-12-10
CLUB CARD PARTY TONIGHT.

A card party will be neld at the
Washington Heights Century Club
building, 230O Boulevard, tonight.
The proceeds will go TO the child vel
rare work in this State and to the
building fund. Many beautiful prizes
will be awarded.
Evening journal., 1920-12-10
CALIFORNIA MOB LYNCHES THREE SLAYERS
FROM LIMB OF SAME TREE IN CEMETERY
BRITAIN WON'TMAKE
PEACE ONTERIMSLAD
DOWN BY SLZNN FEN

Premier Won Negotiate With Irish ParIia-
nent-BelieueS People Want Order Re-
stored, But Is Satisfied Extremists
Controlling Murder Campaign" Are Not
Reddy-Nust accept mistaken Unity of
Kingdom, George Declares
Evening journal., 1920-12-10
SUN AND TIDE.
LOST AND FOUND.

Il INTERPRETATIONS CONTAINING
IL money and ring, between Sixth and
Tenth streets, on Market For identin-
cation, Phone 46i0. Liberal reward.
decl0-1t.
(Contlnued on Page Thirtyl
Evening journal., 1920-12-10
TAKE FLKTON LICENSE.

Mise Florence G. Tucker and John
l.. Clark, both OF this city, obtained a
marriage license al ElktOn yesterday.
Evening journal., 1920-12-10
XMAS SEALS ARE
LIFE SAVERS
Sale Enables Hope Farm to
Nurse Sick Back to
Health
DEMAND GROWS
FOR "STICKERS"

Just how important tuberculosis
prevention work In Delaware has be-
Evening journal., 1920-12-10
10 FORM BIRLF CLASS

Plans were discussed at the meet
ing OF the Sisterhood Of the Temple
Of Truth held yesterday TO hold a
weekly Bible class for the women OF
the Temple. Among the other items
OF business taken up was the pur.
chase OF pictures and other furnish
ings for the Sunday school room.
committee was appointed TO provide
gifts for the children at the Han
nucca celebration which will take
place at the temple on Sunday after
noon Election OF officers was post
poned until a later meeting.
Evening journal., 1920-12-10

Agency for Waterman's Fountain
Pens and Eversharp Pencils. Engrav-
ing free. Brofsky's, s25 Market ST.
Adv, -
Evening journal., 1920-12-10

CPS worth OF Records free. Alforu
plano Co.. 2i0 w 9Gh SL.-Ady.
Evening journal., 1920-12-10
THE WEATHER

Unsettled tonight, probably rain,
Saturday, cloudy; little change in tenn
perature; moderate to fresh west
winds.
Evening journal., 1920-12-10
TOnAY's TEMpEnATInE

A cheap, healthfu rood Glover
Dairy safe MIX. Phone i5i0-Adv.
Evening journal., 1920-12-10

Glover Dairy Safe MIX makes robust
children. Phone i540.-Adv-
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-03-09
Probate Court

Proof Of fieirship Est Lyle ID
Worsley.
Pctn Priv Sale Per Ppty-Est Anna
Hoenes-Sale auth.
Acct & Rept App--Fst Ruth ) Niner
order TO distribute funds to ward III
49, davs-Gdn allwd $50 compensation
Final settlemcnt--Ds ord Est
Frank Nassette Mary FIuss-l-ouiS
Eckert.
Final Seetlement-E Est sett-Est
Henry J Price John Thompson
Theo G Thompson.
FINAL Settlement-Es Otho Hoobler
cont to Mch % at l0-Jos + Etzbach
set Mch % at lO-5Martell r Brown
cont to Mch % at 10.
my app-Est Edith n Eidredge.
/ Final Settlement-di ord Est
Matt urbanch Frank Pash-JacoD
/ Gother-Ios G administration
/ Reuthenberger.
Final Settlement-Est Set'--Est
Salvatore Mattiotti-Lyle D Worsley
Jos Cassata.
Supp Final Ord-Est Sett-Es'
David Sellers.
Final Acct & Rept app-Est Frank
Joniski new bond appvd n former
admr bond cancelled & released.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-03-09
Scottish Superstition.

A death b.. the family, it is believed
In many parts of Scotland, is sure 10
follow if ii towering hawthorn IS
brought into the house. Among the
"sea going" superstitionS OF Scotland
are those which prevent Scotch
sailor from speaking Of any fourtontet
animal while on the sea. lest he come
into bad fortune. ana the notion that
the ash Will be frightened away II a
fisherman should pass a bare-tooted
woman before boarding his ship.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-03-09
MARSElLLES
MISS THERESA PHILLiMoRE,
REPRESENTATIVE Branch Office Phmore Building

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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-03-09
Today in the Court House
Transactions and BUSINESS o. LUG ~
and Probate Tribunals

- =. t- =,
2t4GS Wylie vs. Wylie~-lV gwen 10
cOmpt to amend Olil =,
2220S Harris vs. EtKart-b'Si'" ~
plff.
22lS2 Thomas VS. Monroe Jhdg Oh
vdct < for costs.
2l3Ip NebDerllHs VS. hih'''
Same
1864 Horlis vs. | 'o-p'sh'" oS
plaintiff &c,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-03-09
Circuit Court
New Cases

New Cases
2I.2T Public Service GO vs. 'ity Q.
Sucator hill OF particulars. Edgar
+ Elder, solr.
2452S Bridget Martin VS. Hannah But
ct al partition T y HaSkina, Soi'
Law Orders
2i5@5 Hassler vs. Wenheim Cause
reinstated 4 redecketed Mo by
def to sci aside Il vacate SAID
Judgment 4 stay execution ord eN
ecution stayed until further ord oil
court.
2l329 { Tr co " Wymer-PtIf SUE
gests death of deft.
l2225O Edwards W La Saile-Mr Bu'
ters suggests death of PIT and sun
stitules admr.
223o3 Rohrer W. Jorstad -Dismd To-
want Of decl,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-03-09
Local Notes.

Miss Clara Frandin spent today in
ottawa.
Miss Gwendolyn Brown spent II"
honrs in Ottawa this afternoon
Mrs. Laura Richardson spent to-
dav in Ottawa.
A dance will be given ST. Patrick
night at the Coliseum. Music ny
Johnson six piece orchestra
Mr and Mrs. Zen kinlader ana
family OF Armstrong, Iowa, formerly
Of this city, are moving back 10 INNS
civ TO reside and will occupy the res
idquce ON Clark street which IS no"
occupied by Nh and Mrs Jack AN.
Mrs. Anna Fisher arrived here yes.
terday from Chicago Tor a VlSll at
The home OF her parents, Mr., ana MIS-
NJ Engel.
DR.. Berry transacted business IN
Seneca today.
Riley Trumbo of Chicago is visiting
here at the home OF Mr.. and MIS-.
n Baughman. on Clark street.
Miss Edith DaWell will entertain
the Kings Daughters tonight at lh'
congregational church.
Mrs. Hemmert and son Of OttaW,
spent today visiting at the home /"
the formers parents, Mr.. ana MIS-
Fred Corlett-
Katherine Laws who recently re
covered from an attack OF the flu, wa
able to be up town today for the mrs
lime.
Mrs Forrest Smith spent lev
hours in Ottawa today.
Harry Timmons returned to NOM
Today after an extended visit with re
atives in this city.
Miss Cora simmons spent today l
Ottawa.
Mrs. Edward Murphy and Mrs, +,
ward Gromberge were Ottawa NlSl
0rs today.
IN indoor baseball game viii |
played in the high school hetWer
the Certanteed corporation ONCE 81
uloyes and the Board OF Educate
next Friday evening.
Mrs. Victor Rose will give yariel
shower this evening a her home
Union street in honor of Miss Fra
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-03-09
Spanish Sardinc.

The principal industry OF Nlg"'
Spnin. Is Sardinc packing, The Nlgo
district furnishes almost fourth
Of the worlds production of sardine1.
The exports of those IN oil III l3lS
amounted to | OF GOO eases OF 100 TINS
Zach. with an estimated total value vi
$4,000, 90.