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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-07-20
LENKAI PRIPAzISTA NE
TEKE VILNIAUS.
Miesta atidaVe tik, po koVos
gatVese.

Var$ava, licpoS II (SuvHlin-
ta.) - Cia oficiiaIiai paSkelb-
tn. jog lenkai pasitraukg *
EilniauS. UzpakaIintS lcnIlQ
Sargyho> teGiau> dar gynu>ioS
mieStq. SuSjr@mimai ivyke
gatviSc.
(KoI-kaS dar ncturima Ii
niQ, ar Ienkai 'kartaiS neap-
GROVE muSu SoStiniS pirm iQ
apleiSiant, Bet jei mieSto gat-
vlSe turajo ivyEti muSiai, ma
tyt, lenkai tur6jo norQ nep1-
Iikti SveikO mieSto. Podraug
dar nezinoma, >u keno ka-
liuomenc lenkai muSGSL VII
niaus gayI>c).
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-07-20
BOLSEVIKAI EINA PR
MYN LENKU FRoNTE.
Lenkai stumiami atgal tarpe
Minsko ir Vilniaus.

Londonas, liepos IS. - Pra-
eito penktadienio oficijaliam
praneSime * Maskvos pareiS-
kama. kad SOvietQ kariuome-
ne eina pirmyn tarpe Minsko
il VilniauS. Stumdama atgal
nepatenkintuS lenkuS.
Sake:
VakaruOse nuO SmargainiQ
(Smorgon) po ziauraus music
pa6mam sodzip SoIy (uz 40
mailiQ ! pietryGius nuo Vii
niaus).
"Linkon BaranoviGiQ uze-
mem keletq SodziQ SUI 33 mai
liQ j pietvakarus nuo Minis
ko."
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-07-20
VOKIECIAI PAGERBE
PRANCUzU vELIAVA.
Paskui giedojo senobini savo
himna.

Berlynas, liepos 49,. = Lie
pos IA d. prancuzai pamine-
.jo Bastilijos puolima. Ta diena
Gia burys vokieeip apspito
Prancuzijos ambasada ir nuo
ambasados nutrauke iSskleis-
ta prancuzp veliava. Policija
ateme v6liava.
Prancuzija pakele~ protesta.
Pareikalavo pataisyti ta issi-
Sokima pagerbiant prancuz9
Veliava.
Liepos 16 d. Vokietijos W.
riausybe uzgana padare Pran-
cuzijai. Du augstieji vladimir
kai su buriu kareiviQ nuvyko
pas prancuzq ambasada. Ie-
mai ta pacia nutraukta veliava
ant stiebo uztrauke. Kareiviai
atidave militarine pagarba.
Pabaigoje susirinke gatveje
vokieeiai skirstydamies pagie-
dojo savo senobini himna
Deutschland ueber Alles."
Nezinia, ar tue pasitenkins
Prancuzija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-07-20
BOLSEVIKAT ATSIzVEL-
GE I TAUTINE PADETI.

Washington, liepos IS. -
Vietos lietuviQ pasiuntinyb6
gavo officially smulkmenQ a.
pie Lietuvos respublikos ru-
bezius, kokie nustatyti sulig
padarytos su Russia taikos
sutarties.
Sulig sutarties Lietuvai pri-
pazintos teritorijos, sakoma
pasiuntinyb6je, paremtos lie
tuviu tautiniais pagrindais.
Natural6 rubeziQ linija dau-
giausia driekiasi up6mis.
Su lenkais Lietuva nedaug
lures vargo. LenkQ-lietuviq
rubeziQ apsprestf palieKa aple
20 mailiu. Visi kit Lietuvos
rubeziai, iS6mus Latvijos So
nQ, nustatyti taikos sutartimi
su Russia.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-07-20
TALKININKAI IsVYsIA
TURKUs Is EUROPOS.
Prancuzai pradejo kampanija
Sirijoj.

Londonas, liepos 19. = Clio
mai pakeltas turkalns pagrqsl-
nimas, kad jei sultano valdzla
atsisakys patvirtinti talkinin-
kQ paduotq taikos sutarti, tur-
kai ant visuomet bus isvyti is
kai an visuomet bus isvyti is
Europos.
Siuo kartu Turkija atsisak9
patvirtinti sutarti. Turkijos
atstovyb6 prizes sutarties sally
gas padejo protestu. Talkinin-
kai tad sutartyie padar6 kai-
kurias atmainas. Ir atstovybei
aiskiai pranes6, kad ligi liepos
q d. Turkija galut1nai apgal-
votq, kas padaryti su sutarti-
mi. Tai paskutinis jai Quotas
laiko prailginimas.
Tai talkininkQ ultimatumas
turkams.
Prancuzai eiha ant Bamasko.
Prancuzq armija galu-gale
prad6jo senai zad6ta Kampa-
Mia sirijoie, prizes arabus, ka-
trie nenori pasiduoti svetima-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-07-20
Pasidare Gala Buvusio
Kaizerio Sunus
OAR APIE LIETUVOS
RUBEzIUS.
Lietuvai pripazinta Gaug
medic.

Washington, liepos II (Su-
vilinta). - Siandic is Kaunu
nuo BaIuGio gauta EltOs ka-
blegrama:
Taikos su rusaiS nustatyti
rubpZiai eina nuO DauguvOs J.
vakarus. Prasideda nuO Dru-
jos, DruikoS upe per Brasla-
w, tiesiai per Kaz6nus, Marco,
MolOdcGna. Toliaus upGm;s
Eol0Sinka, * Loo Berezina.
Paskui Nemunu, SvisloGiu pro
Indure, SidrQ ligi Bobro ties
Sabniu.
Grazinami iSvezti archivai,
dokumentai, knygynas, plrkly-
binis turtas. Lietuva paliuo-
suojama nuo RuSijos skolQ del
didelio nukentGjimO nuo kares
vietOje atIyginimo nuostOIiQ.
Duodama dar 100000 deSim-
tiniQ miSko kirsti ir trys mi
lijonai rubliQ aukso.
GelezinkeliQ, medziaga bus
proporcijonaliai vie
tiniam rcikalui il Rusijos
transporto pad6ciai, laisvas
transitas. VileiSis.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-07-20
Spaudzia Turkiija

jai globai. Arabai nori laisves
tir nepriklausomybes.
Sulig aptur9tu cia ziniq,
prancuzQ kareiviQ koliumnos
marsuoja ant miestu Aleppo
ir Damasko.
Sulig ziniQ, praeitq savaite
prancuzai pasiunta 24-riu va
landQ ultimatuma Sirijos ka-
raliui Feisal, kurs be talkinin-
kq sutikimo pasiskelb6 kara
liumi.
Prancuzai pareikalavo, kad
.karalius atsisakytQ titulo, pa
siduodamas prancuzQ globai,
kad Sirijoj butq ivesta pran-
cuzq kalba kaipo oficijale ir
prancuzq moneta.
Negauta atsakymas.
Prancuzai nesulauke atsa-
kymo ! savo ultimatuma. Tad
pradeta kar6s kampanija.
Kariuomen6 pastumta dviem
atskiriom koliumnom.
Sulig paskesniQ ziniQ, ara
bal kol-kas niekur nepasiprie-
sina prancuzu kariuomenei.
Prancuzai tai kampanijal
payartoja 80 batalijonQ pran-
.cuzQ ir senegalieciq kareivlu.
Turima tankos ir l6ktuvai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-07-20
AUSTRIA PALEIDO K0-
MUNIsTA RUsIJcN.

Berlynas, liepos 19. : Aus
trija pagaliaus paliuosavo is
savo "globos" Ungarijos ko=
munistq vada, buvusi Buda-
pesto diktatoriQ Bella Kun.
Ia >bolSevika reikalavo IS
duoti Ungarija. Bet is Rusl-
jos buvo perspejama Austri-
jos vyriausybe jo neisduotf.
Mes Rusijoje yra Austrijos
pilieciQ. ITEMS buvo paTojaus.
Tad Austria pagaliaus -ta
pavojinga bolsevika issiunte
Rusijon.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-07-20
oFICIERAs "PAsUDINo"
KAREIvI.
Gavo 70 metQ kalejimo.

l.
Malaga, Ispanija, liepos 10.
Perniai leitenantas Morena
pasove viena kareiyi su drus-
.ka, kurios kitas kareivis, tam
.leitenantui Elephant, buvo ibe-
res patronan.
Kareivis nuo to mire. Kares
teismas leitenanta nebaude
dvylikai metu kalejiman. Pa
taises su druska patrona ka-
reivis isteisintas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-07-20
ATPLAUKIA 5 VOKIECIU
KARES LAIVAI.
Kur juos pades Dede samas.

Washington, liepos 19. = Is
Prancuzijos uosto Brest j
Suv. Valstijas plaukia penki
vokieciQ karas LAVAL, katrie
prie. dalybQ tcSo Suv. Valstl-
JOINS. Tie LAVAL New Yorke
bus apie rugpjucio 8.
Sulig taikos sutarties, pa
darytos Versaillese, uz metq
visi paimti vokieciQ kares lai-
val turi but sunaikinti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-07-20
NUSIzUDE PRINCAS JOA,
CHIMAS.
Tai buvo jauniauslas buvuslo
keizerio sunus.

Berlynas, liepos 10. i Pots
dame pasidar6 gala nusiSauda-
mas buvusio vokieciu kaizerio
jauniausias sunus, princas Jo-
achimas.
Jis greitai buvo paimtas H.
gonin6n If tenai mirt.
Kalbama, jig del dideliQ
perversmiQ Vokietijoje prince
protas prad6jes nesveikatuoti.
Potsdame gyvena antrasis
buvusio kaizerio sunus prin-
cas- Eitel Fredrick. Tasai klau-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-07-20

sin6jamas pasak6 nezinas tik-
ros priezasties, kOdel Ijo bro
lis nusizudes.
Apart buvusio sosto ipedi-
MO, niekam nezinoma, kur
siandie apsiverGia kit trys
buvusio kaizerio sunQs. Gil bu-
yes sosto ipedinis gyvenQs
Rugen saloje, Olandijoje.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-07-20

Buves SeSis kartus Chicagos
majoru, senis Harrison, de-
mokratas, iSSreiSkia nora but
kandidatu ! Illinois valstijos
gubernatorius.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-07-20
P|NIGg kURsAs.

svetimu viespatiju pinigu YER
te mainant nemaziau $4,000 lie
pos II d. buvo tokia sulig Mer-
chants Loan & Trust Co.:
Anglijos sterlingu svarui 1888
Lietuvos 100 auksinp 2.62
Vokietijos 100 markip 2.62
Lenkijos 100 markiq 90
Prancuzijos uz / dolieri II fr. So
sveicarijos uz l dolieri 5 fr. 6z
Italijos uz dol. l6 !. "
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-07-20
zUvo Z LAKUNA1.

Praeita sekmadieni skraidy=
mo metu Suv. Valstijose zuvo
net Z lakunai. Is tn du zuvo
Oklahoma City, kitu du lTul-
sa. Okla, ir trys Idaho vals-
tijoj.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-07-20

su lenkais. Bet podraug ziuri,
kad lenkai nedarytQ skriau-
dos Lietuvai arba nesikesintQ
prizes lietuvius. Kitaipgi nepa-
klusnuosius internuoja).
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-07-20
ANTRASH L|E7UV0S PREz|DENT TAS.T. NARUSEv
C1v1LE KARE KIN1JoJE.
Kinu tarpan maisosi japonal.

Pekinas, liepos 10. = Liepos
1G dienq Kinijos respublikos
valdzios kariuomen6 susir6m6
su pakilusio generolo Anfu-
kariuomene ties Kwanhun, uz
80 myliQ pietuose nuo Pekino.
Cia atvezta daugyb6 suzeis-
tn kareiviQ.
Sicia kol-kas ramu. Bet te,
legrafu ir gelezinkeliu susisic-
Xmas su Tien Tsin iSdalies
negalimas.
MuSip laukan is Gia buvo
iSvaziave taikininkai su tikslu
sutaikinti rivalizuojancias par
tijas. Bet veikiai sugryzo ne
atsieke tikslo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-07-20
''Draugui" Ka.
ble'grarna is
kauno.

KAUNAS, Liepos 18, Drau-
gui, Chicago!
Vilniuje musQ ir Rusu ka-
riuomene. Tvarko 1ietuviai.
Rusai pasitraukia, veja lenkus.
Lietuviai suplieke lenKus, Vie
vie; internayo pustreGio TUX
stancio. Rusl taika prielanki:
Vilnius, LYDIA, Garoinas NUNS,
atstatys gelezinkelius, simta-
tukstanciu deSimttniQ giriu
nusikirsti, aukso trys milijo-
mai rubliu. Vasarojai nudege,
zirniai, linai pusetini. Prezl-
dentu apskelbtas Narusevicius.
Jakaitis.
ia paciQ telegramq taip-gi
paduodame sa visomis klaido-
mis- kaip gayome:
Vilnje mush If rusu kariuo-
meme tvarko lietuviai rusai pa
Sitrauki veja lenkus lietuvia
suplekc lenkus vieveja suter-
nav pustrecoi' tukstanco rusu
taika prelaki Vilnlus LYDIA
Gardinas NUNS atstatys gege-
zinkelius semtauks desimtiju
giriu nukirst Aaukso trys mi
lionai rublli varSariai nedege
zuiniai inian pusetini presi-
dentu apskelbtas Narusevi-
Gus.
JakaltlS. .-
(Sulig kabldgramos, lietu-
vial internavo pustreGio tuks-
tancio lenkQ kareiviQ. Matyt,
tie lenkai kareiviai buvo nord-'
je briauties Lietuvos gilumon,
az uzpuile lietuvius kareivius.
Tad lietuviai juos nugalejo,
nuginklavo ir internavo. Taip
padare todel, kad Sitoje kareje
bolsevikQ su lenkais lietuviai
yra neutraliai. Jie nekariauja
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-07-20
MaiSosi japopai.

Traukinis su pasiteiriaujanc1Q
buriu, kurin in6jo amerikonal,
anglai, japonai If prancuzat,
buvo iSvaziaves susir6mimQ
frOntan.
Sugryze praneSG, jog Pei,
sange Chihli kariuomenGs va
das SUI savo sp6komis buvo pri-
verstas atsimesti is MUSIC
lauko. Taip padaryti j priver-
te japom kariuomen6, stovin-
GiOji Yangtsune.
Ianopai isak6 tam vadm at
simesti atgal per pora mylQ,
kitan gelezinkelio Sonan. KinQ
vadas paklaus6, nenor6damas
susiremti su japonais.
PasirodG, kad japonai me-
gina pridengti sukilGliuS.
Pasiteiriaujantieji karinin-.
kai Yangtsune aplank6 japo-
nQ vadq. Tasai pripazino, kad
Chihli liepes atsimesti. Pa
reiSkes, jog Chihli neatsimeti-
mas butQ buves jo karinei sto-
Giai pavojingas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-07-20
NEKUoMET TAIP. NERA.
By GENE BYRNES

Iigonneje gydytoas pacenta: - Bus labai pavojinga
ia operacija Gal kartais tamsta If ataikysi, BET
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-01
WOMAN PARTY LEADERS
HOTLY CLASH ON LEAGUE.
Mrs. Bass Charges Mrs. Livermore
With Perverting English
Language.

NEW YORK, October Mrs. George
Bass, chairman of the woman's bureau
of the democratic national committee.
in statement issued at headquarters
here, asserted that Mrs. Arthur L. Liv-
ermore, chairman of the republican
women's state executive committee. had
deliberated and willfully perverted the
English language in her attack at Som
erville, N. j., last night upon the league
of nations and its provision in relation
to traffic in women and children.
81 am so profoundly shocked at the
expressions attributed to Mrs. Liver
more that my first thought is that she
does not understand the meaning of the
word 'cognizant,' said Mrs. Bass
statement.
But upon examining the repeated at
tacks upon paragraph of article q. l
can have no other conclusion but that
she has willfully perverted the meaning
of the English language.
Il would have preferred thinking that
she misunderstood the meaning of the
word than to realize that she has per-
mitted the republican women's cam
paign to sink to such low level Of deg.
radiation as to charge the league of ma
tons with being party to traffic in
women and children. :.
ION the contrary. the league Of ma
tons has taken cognizance Of all condi-.
tons affecting women and children, as
well as opium and other dangerous
drugs, and will remedy them.
ITO indicate otherwise is an insult to
the craftsmanship and moral character
of the premiers of the great powers and
the intelligence of the woman voters of
the United States y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-01
White DEN|ESCOX .
CRITICISED THE A.P.
- -.
Charges Ex-President Taft
Was "Ignorant" in Assertion
in Newspaper.

NEW YORK, October 1 (by the AS
ISOLATED Press).-Denial of the pub
lished charges of former President
w. II. Taft, that Gov. Cox attacks
the Associated Press for failing to
give to the public fair account OF
his speeches. the crowds and other
phases of his long tour was MADE
here today by George White, chalr-
man of the democratic national COM
mittee.
His statement follows:
TT seems to be in the atmosphere
of the republican party to make mis-
statements. Some of them are de-
Iiberate; some based on ignorance.
Charity inclinoS me to the benet that
the latter was responsible for an as
sertion by Mr.. Taft in an article
published this morning that Gov. Cox
attacks the Associated Press for fall
ing to give to the public fair &C.
count of his speeches, the crowds and
other phases of his long tour.
"Of course, Gov. Cox did no such
thing. He did accuse Chairman Hays
of the republican national committee
of sending two scouts along his route
TO urge the republican newspapers IN
the west-in many places successfully
to suppress the news locally. The
Albuquerque On. Nd Journal. re-
publican newspaper. admitted the
truth of this in a front-page boxed
article.
Not one of us connected with the
democratic campaign has the slightest
complaint of the Associated Press or
any reputable press association. They
have given us a perfectly fair deal.
They supply the news to papers,
but they cannot compel them to print
it. Mr.. Taft has simply caught the
contagion of misstatement, that is
all.
Perhaps he has caught it from
Charles L. Hughes. who recently ac-
cused the government of surrender
ing vital American principles and in
terests.' and then turned to the paid
defense of Truman Newherry of Michi-
gan, whose tainted vote organized the
Senate. packed the committee of for
eign relations and made possible the
obstruction of the pence of the world
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-01
G. O. P. OUTGENERALED,
/. JOSEPHUS DANIELS SAYS
Says Opposition Of Republicans to
; Presidents Eorsagu Policy
9 IL Due to Rage.

RUTHERFORD, n. c., October L.
Opposition of republican leaders to
President Wilson's foreign policy -
largely engendered by their rage ut
having been outgeneraled by him In
every move for eight years." Secretary
This opposition. as voiced by Senator
Harding, republican presidential NOM
nee. in his recent declaration for q
complete reversal of our interna-
tional policy" will prove mo less ia
tai" the Secretary prophesised than
his 1916 campaign that 1.-THE whole
program of democratic accomplish
ment be wiped from the slate"
While Senator Harding has been
careful to avoid such a wholesale
denunciation of the "benefcent ac-
domestic legislation. Mr.. Daniels as
serted. he has made an "even greater
blunder by irrevocably committing
himself to the same destructive policy
as to international affairs
Republican leaders, the Secretary
declared. raised no great objection to
the Presidents personal attendance at
the peace conference until the I'M
mense stature of Americas cmei
caused uneasiness among the senate
oligarchy." 1t was because the docu-
ment brought back by the PresidenI
so ONerSHduo"eu NV
certain senators that 1t was finally
bound in so many reservations as to
make it resemble corpse rather than
a covenant.
The round-robin croakink note
was the first note of discord to the
whole hymn of peace. which all ma
tions We're preparing to sing, the
sneaker added. lat home everybody
understood-indeed it's authors made
no concealment of it-that it was the
opening keynote of the malignant
and unpatriotic campaign of !sZo
pitched in the key OF partisan
rancor.'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-01
Saturday Feature Won,en's 81 Kid Gloves, $3.50
French Kid Gloves at
$3.75 to $3.50

2-clasp, lightweight kid, in
brown, tans, gray, white and
black, with self and contrasting
stitching, at $3.75. Extra quail
ity, with Arrow embroidery, 81
and $3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-01
Strap Wrist Cloves at
$3.50 to $3.50

6 and 8 Button Length Slip-on
Gloves, pique and overseam
Tan, brown, mode, beaver, gray,
black and white, with self and
black stitching.
Palais Royal->Main Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-01

Airplane mail. freight and eventa-
ally passenger service between the
principal cities of Brazil is proposed
by promoters granted government
concessions. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-01

A species of spider in Ceylon spins
webs five feet in diameter and with
supporting lines ten or more feet long,
strong enough to trap birds for food.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-03-31
LOCAL
NEWS |

Miss Elsie Engel, who is attendii.e
Lake Forest university, is spending
her Easter vacation with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Engel, in East OF
tawa.
Miss Margaret Gordon of La Sale
was an Ottawa visitor yesterday.
Mr., and Mrs. Edward Baer Of Strea
tor visited friends in Ottawa ycster
day.
Mrs jerome Heaton of Seneca was
an Ottawa visi or yesterday.
Fred Jones was a Peoria visitor
yesterday.
Mrs John Heaton Of Seneca was al
Ottawa visitor yesterday.
Mrs. Ralph Hutchins of Harding
was an Ottawa visitor yesterday.
William Meilinger and daughter
Miss Gertrude, and Mr.. and Mrs. vii
liam Meilingcr Jr. motored from Sand
Wich yesterday for a short visit at
! the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Scherer on Poplar street They were
accompanied home by Mrs William
Meilinger Sr, who has been visiting
in Ottawa.
Mrs. Silas Thorson of Harding was
| George Williams OF Sheridan visit
ed friends in Ottawa yesterday.
County Supcrint en1ent of Highways
George Farnsworth returned home
this morning from a trip to Peoria.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Johnson 81 Son
oca visited friends in Ottawa yc8tcr
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reed Hall Of Itariyille
visited Ottawa friends yesterday
Dr. S. T.. Parr was Peoria visitor
yesterday
Mrs, George Walking Of Grand
Ridge. Il former Ottawa resi- lent, Wis
tied friends here yesterday.
Miss Leila Duvall Of Dayton visited
friends in Ottawa yesterday.
Sidney Wcise Of this city was a
Peoria visitor yesterday
Mrs. Edward Murphy Of Marseillcs
visited friends in Ottawa yesterday.
George Cominsky of Lcstant visited
friends in Ottawa today.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Mottaz and
daughters Arlene and Pearl spent yes
lerday in Chicago.
Mrs. William Furr and daughter
Betty of Carbonate. Mo, are spend
ing a week with the formers mother.
Mrs. w, II. S. Rigden and other OF
tawa relatives.
Miss Nina Schrader has returned to
her home, 1912 w. Main street. after
spending a few days visiting friends
in st. Louis.
Mrs. Fred Jones of Chicago is Wis
iting at the home of her mother, Mrs.
", II. $. Rigden on Webster street
Charles Petition of Aurora. is
spending few days at the home of
his father in East Ottawa
Gray Carol has returned to his
home in this city after visit with
his parents in st. Louis
Mr.. and Mrs Z. w. Sckrader have
returned to their home, 1"12 W. Main
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-03-31

WANTt.D-A hard spraying outfit:
prefer cast, barrel and force pump,
Phone 1858 or %, Ottawa.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-03-31
TROY GROVE.

Mrs. Emma Mclaughlin, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Reed. Mrs, Oscar Wills,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Eckcrt of Mendoza
took Thursday dinner with Mrs
Tweed
Mrs. Hugh Jackson was called to
her home in Modale, Iowa. because
her family was i'll with the flu.
Leo Hostetter of St Bede's college
Is spending Easter vacation at home
The members of the American Lee
cion is DESTROYS Of having those who
served in the World war Join the post
in Mendoza. A great many have not
had an opportunity Of talking with
anyone from this post and for that
reason has not joined. II you are eli
gihlc and have not joined see Aron
Kleinfelter and join
Mr.. Coffey OF Bloomington haa been
the guest OF his sister, Mrs. o
T. armcr.
There was no school in district No
225 on Tuesday because the teacher
Miss Olivetta Bowman was i'll.
Miss Emma Schempp is nursing
Miss Anderson of Mendoza, who is
very i'll with cancer.
Or. j. +. POttinger was Troy
Grove visitor on Saturday.
Reginald Claybaugh shot dog last
week that appeared to be mad
The 3-week sold baby of Mr.. and
Mrs Ed. LarkIn who recently moved
here from StreatOr. passed away a,
the home in Troy Grove Wednesday
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-03-31
MINERS Of COUNTY
GET INSTRUCTIONS
TO STAY AT WORK
NOT QUIT WORK PENDING
FINAL ADJUSTMENT or WAGE
CONTROVERSY -- PREVENTS A
STRIKE APRIL I.

There will be no suspension Of
work in the mines Of the La Sale
county district April ! as the result
OF kilograms received by the various
local unions Of the United Mine Work
ers Of American throughout this sec
ton, The messages were from John
l.. Lewis, international president, and
instructed the men to stay on the job
pending a complete settlement in the
joint conference of miners and oper-
ators which is in progress in New
York
This action on the part of the
miners chief was indicated in an
Associated Press dispatch from New
York published in the Free Trader
journal Monday evening. In that dis
patch Lewis was quoted as declaring
that there was every probability Of an
early agreement in the conference
with the operators and that he saw
no reason for IA suspension such as
Frank Harrington, state president OF
the mine workers, several days ago
said would be unavoidable.
John MazurkreWilH. secretary OF
local go. which includes largely EN-.
ployes OF the La Sale County Carbon
Coal company. said that he had re-
ceiNed a message from Lewis and thai
this message contained instructions
to the men to stay at work pending
a complete settlement
Officials of other locals throughout
the district received similar kilograms
and these were being transmitted to
the men
State President harrington, in a
statement issued last Saturday. de
clared that suspension Of operations
in the mines OF Illinois appeared UNI
avoidabie with the expiration Of the
present contract April |. He based
his belief upon the assertion that until
new agreement was negotiated The
miners would not return to work.
This was followed by the statement
by President Lewis denying the Far
rington assertion OF an unavoidable
tie-uD and indicating that with the
monetary increases allowed by the
ma iority report Of President Wilson's
coal commission applied at once he
would issue Instructions TO the miners
to stay at work,