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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-11
OTTAWA GIRL C0MFERS
HONOR ON NINE. CURRIE

DIR, Zalia Jencks Daley Of Seattle
Wash, will arrive in Ottawa tonight
or tomorrow to visit her father, vii.
liam Jencks, SIS Fourth avenue. Dr..
Daley is returning from the east.
where she received her doctors de-
Gree in chemistry at Yale University
last month
She had the honor on June % of
comforting the honorary degree OF the
Woman's Chemical Research Society
on Nine. Currie, the noted scientist.
The degree was conferred at the home
OF professor OF Yale University in
New Haven, Conn. In being chosen
to confer the degree, DR.. DALEY was
given one Of the highest honors tn >
society has ever conferred on one of
its members.
On July 2 DR.. Daley delivered ar
address before the convention Of cleo.
trOplatis at banquet in indianapolis
Last year DR.. Daley went to Philadel.
phia to deliver an address before this
convention when 1t assembled there
She Is the only woman ever chosen TO
deliver an address at this convention.
She is making an exhaustive study
Of electroplating and chemistry, and
during the past year has devoted
much time to blood study, using rats
in her research work
DR.. Daley will remain in Ottawa
until the latter part of the week, when
she will leave for her home in Seattle
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-11
WAR SCOUT PASSES
y THRU OTTAWA PORT

The Marguerite III, known during
the war is the scout yacht, U. s. s.
RabOco, passed through Ottawa Sun.
day EN- route to Chicago. The yacht
is handsome one, being 62R feet
In length and 15R feet beam. She
has double masters cabins, a spa
cious saloon and a sumptuously fitted
promenade deck.
Her master, Walter c. Goode, with
Capt. Weiden and a crew of htree
men, all from Moline, were aboard
when she went through. Mr.. Goode
was one of the many wealthy Amer
leans who donated their yachts for
scout and convoy duty to Uncle Sam
during the world war, and his yacht
now carries a bronze plate telling of
its service which, was awarded by
the navy department.
GoOde was one of number of
yacht owners in the middle west
present last Monday at the fast boat
races In Peoria, when Miss Chicago
won the Webb trophy with speed
Of forty-two miles per hour.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-11
PARKED CAR TANNED
AND TENDERS SMASHED

An automobile accident occurred
yesterday afternoon at 4:45 O'Clock
in front OF the Flick bakery on La
Sale street, when Willys'Knight
touring car, owned by Ed Baker Jr
of Strea,or, crashed into a new Nash
touring car owned by Louis Gaefke,
521 Adams street The Gaefcke car
was parked In front of the bakery
when the Baker machine which was
driven by a chauffeur, attempted to
park.
The driver Of the Baker car claim.
ed that his brakes would not work
correctly. The rear fender Of the
Gaefke car was smashed and the
fender of the Baker car was bent
down into the tire, cutting through to
the rim.
After the accident Mr.. Baker visit
ed local garage and made arrange
ments to have Mr.. Gaefke's car re-
paired at his expense.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-11
GRAND RAPIDS HIGH
!, .. ..iii,,. IN ROWING TREGAT IA

8 / y &
Grand Rapids. Mich, July 1.-THE
Grand Rapids Boat and Canoe club
was Mig h pointGminner in the Central
States Rowing association regatta,
which closed here Sunday The local
club scored sixteen points. Detroit
Boat club and Century Boat club, st.
Louis, were tied for second place
with Is points each
Lincoln Park Boat club Chicago,
took third place with 2 points and
the Western Rowing club, St Louis
and Valley Yacht club, Peoria, finished
in order.
The Detroit Boat club crew, which
Friday won the junior championship
won Saturdays senior event.
Century Boat club of st Louis won
the senior four cared shell champion
ship; A. Muckler of the Western Row
ing club of st Louis won the senior
singles championship; Central Rowing
club of st Louis the senior six cared
barge championships and Grand Ra-
pids Boat club and Canoe club won
the senior doubles.
Norman Ross of the Illinois Athletic
club of Chicago had no trouble defend
ing his national championship title in
the 220 yard championship dash Of the
A. A. u. held in connection with the
regatta, while Briggs of Detroit Ath-
letic club won the fancy diving contest
held under the auspices Of the asso-
citation.
Gold, silver and bronze medals We're
4 a
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-11

ser of West Ottawa and Lucille War
rem of Christie street visited friends
in Streator yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Arendt of Chi
cago is visiting Mrs. l.. f. Warren on
Christie street.
Miss Irene Hahn was La Sale
visitor yesterday.
Harold Eubus of Peru was an OF
wa visitor yesterday.
Miss Helene Hitter Of West Main
street spent the week end visiting in
Streator.
Russell Higgins visited friends In
La Sale yesterday.
Bill iIeiberg went to Chicago Satur
day for a short visit with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Y. Flynn and family
visited friends in Pontiac yesterday.
Miss Tess Hallagan Of superior
street visited friends in Chicago oven
the week end,
Miss Mary Morrissey of Lafayette
street has gone to Atchi9on, Kan, fol
a visit with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs George Carrier of La
Sale street visited in Utica yesterday
Miss Emma Sampson and Second
avenue has accepted position i'll the
Lucey dry goods store,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles McClelland OF
West Main street visited in La Sale
yesterday.
Mrs. Matt Shanely and son Warren
of Utica are visiting at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. r. +. Warren on West
Lafayette street,
Mrs. Harry Hoey of Rockford is
visiting Mrs Ellen Sampson on Sec
Ond avenue.
Mrs. Rose Butterfeld of Chicago is
visiting Mrs. O. w Grant in this city
Rev. Thomas Shea of Bloomington
spent the week end with his mother
Mrs Mary Shea in North ottawa.
Mrs Rose Butterheld, Mrs. o. w
Grant and Miss Mildred Grady were
La Sale visitors yesterday. s..
John Dunn of Peoria, and Attorney
Richard Dunn of Chicago spent the
@eeR end Mith their parents Mr.. and
Mrs Richard Damn on East Superior
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-11
THREE GIRLS TO BE
SUMNER BRIDES

Bans of marriage of three we'll
known West Ottawa girls were pub
ltshed for the first time yesterday
morning at st. Patrick's Catholic
church
Father Hackett published the bans
Of Miss Marie Clark, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Patrick Clark, who reside
west of the city, and Daniel Madden
Of Prairie Center The date of the
marriage has not been made public.
The second bans were those OF Miss
Lavina Crowley, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Patrick II. Crowley, 800 Mul.
berry street, and Raymond Retseck of
Chicago.
The bans of Miss Margaret Shep.
pard OF Illinois avenue and John Fen.
nessey of Wallace township were also
published.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-11
FOX RIVER CLAIMS
VICTIM AT AURORA

Aurora, July 11--(Special) -,Io
seph Sojetz is dead and two others
narrowly escaped the same fate Sun.
day during a swimming party in the
Fox river. A pulmotor restored the
two near-viCtims to consciousness
after they had tried to rescue Sojetz,
but were taken from the bottom of
the river all but dead
The men were swimming Sojetz
disappeared under water. The other
two dived for him. None of the three
came up. Others, called by the
screams of Mrs. Sojetz, got the bod.
les out of the water and worked the
lung motors. ..n.. ... 81
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-11
CAR PLUNCES OVER
STEEP EMBANKMENT.
4 JUMP TO SAFETY
MARSEiLLES PARTY AVOIDS Sc.
RIoUs TRAGEDY BY LEAPlNG
FROM MACHINE AFTER 1T
STARTED WILD LEAP DOWN IN.
cLINE-AcciDENT NEAR GLEN
PARK.

-Four passengers riding in Max.
Well touring car owned and driven by
Harry Scott OF Marseilles leaped to
safety yesterday afternoon when the
car went over steep embankment at
Glen Park. Many visitors al the
pleasure resort witnessed the acct.
dent.
The party were just starting to
leave the park to return to their
homes when, in backing out of their
parking place the driver lost control
OF the machine. The auto started
down q steep hill The passengers
Jumped. and MI Scott, with grea.
presence Of mind, stayed at the steer
ing wheel and drove the car between
TWO large trees down the embank-
ment At the foot of the hill the ear
ran into tree, smashing in the front
OF the hood.
Except for bruises and scratches,
the passengers were not injured.
The young folks who were riding
In the car were taken back to Mar
settles in an auto truck by Ralph Dun.
ham,
Bumped on Top Bow.
Peru, H., July l1-(Special Mrs
Hope OF De Kalb received treatment
at the Peoples hospital yesterday
after she had been injured in an un,
usual auto accident Mrs. Hope was
riding in a car which struck u bumD
with such force that she was thrown
against the top, infiicting severe cut
on her nose.
Child Escapes Serious injury.
Peru, Ill, July l1-4tSpeciaD --
Nathan LabOWski, DcPue child, sus-
tanned minor injuries when he was
struck by an automobile on Church
street at $50 last evening The
child, accompanying relatives, was
visiting at the Ben Karlinsky home.
Following the accident he was re-
moved to the Peoples hospital where
physicians ascertained that, while he
had sustained some severe bruises, no
bones We're broken.
The automobile was driven by Ed.
ward Leittl, an employee OF the Stand.
ard Oh company.
t't''' Wreck Near Grand Ridge.
Grand Ridge, July 1l--(SpeciaD -
y tdi oiiFeh ny ASHidu bdheT Ol
Streator and carrying his two daught-
ers Mrs. George CrhnIrime of Grand
Ridge and Joseph Chipon of Streator,
was bumped into by a car driven by
Frank Bertell Of Streator four miles
south OF Grand Ridge on Saturday
night at 6 O'clock The passengers in
the Baker car bumped up to the top
lpf the car and were slightly cut by
nylng grass vRmEs. q 4ve2a q &.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-11
MERCURY REGISTERS
81 AT NOON TODAY

l. According to the official govern
ment Thermometer at the Dr. p. j.
Wendell home on East Pearl street,
up to noon today the mercury reach.
ed maximum of 81 degrees, with
q, minimum during the night of 62
degrees. The fact that the mercury
reached that point before noon,
should bring 1t to at least 100 late
this afternoon. Yesterday it register
ed minimum of 60 and a maximum
OF 81 degrees.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-11
Guaranteed for Scarletina.

The home of Charles B. Grover, $40
Canal street, has been placed under a
scarletfna quarantine. A junior mem
Der of the family has a light attack
OF the disease. The health authori.
ties, finding the home situated ideally
to be quarantined. sealed the upper
floors and placed it under strict quar-.
antine. The lower floor has been flu
migated and members of the family
who araspots under quarantine are per.
mitted to come and go as they please.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-11
LLOYD GEORGE PLEASED
AT HARDING'S OFFER

London. July 1l--President Hard
ing's message looking to the calling
of an international conference on the
limitation of ornaments has been re-
ceiyed with the utmost pleasure by
Great Britain Mr., Lloyd George, the
prime minister declared in the house
of commons today. .,.. ....u
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-11
JOINT SESSION TO
HEAR BONUS MESSAGE

Washington, July 11,-White house
officers indicated today that Presi-
dent Harding would deliver his spe-
cial message to congress regarding
soldiers bonus legislation. The house
and senate probably will hold a joint
session within day or two to hear
the message
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-11
TAFT SWORN IN AS
u. S. CHIEF JUSTICE

Washington, July 11.-William II.
Taft was sworn in today as chief JUS
tice of the United States supreme
court. His salary will be $4,000 a
year. He will be the first chief jus.
tice to pay an income tax.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-11
REAL ESTATE MEN
GATHER IN CHICAGO

Chicago, July 1l,-,More than 1,001
members are here for the annual con
vention of the National Real Estate
Association which will convene to,
morrow and which is expected to at.
tact 1000 realtors
Among noted Speakers who will de
liver addresses at the convention.
which will last all week. are Score.
tary of Commerce Herbert Hoover,
Senator William NJ Calder Frank 3
Riley, Melvin A. Traylor. Josiah Kirby
and John J. Em2rG. commander OF tie
American Legion.
/. The social, side oof programs win
open tonight with a smoker for the
visitors under the auspices of the chi.
cage Real Estate Board
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-11
YOUTHS ACCUSED
Of DRUGG|NG GIRL
TO FIGHT CHARGES
PAIR HELD FOR ASSAULTING
STREATOR YOUNG WOMAN, AT
TER GIVING HER KNOCKOUT
DROPS" DENY GUlLT-To BE
TRIED SATURDAY.

The hearing of Toney Mushro and
Arthur SChallhammer charged by six
teen year old Bertha Hodges with
criminal assault, will be held before
Justice of the Peace George Koenig
on Saturday morning. The two men
we're arraigned before Justice Koe.
mig Saturday afternoon and their
bonds fixed at 81 900 each.
Schallhamer furnished bonds in the
required sum, giving John Plimmer
as surety. Unable to furnish the bail
Mushro was locked up in the county
Jail. where he was held over the
week end,
pairing to fight the charges of the
girl
Brothers. Conservator.
A petition was filed in the probate
court today by Miss Susan Ianley of
La Sale, asking that she be appoint
ed the conseryator of the estate OF
her brother, Dennis C. Hanley. The
petition states that Hanley was found
insane in the La Sale county court
July %, 1914, and has since been a
patient in the state hospital at Kan
kakee.
Miss Hanley states in her petition
that her brothers property was
worth $l1O515.
Court Adjourns.
The circuit court was adjourned
just before the luncheon hour today
until Friday, July Is, by Judge FL
dredge, the presiding iurist
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-11
On the Job.

A western paper says; The measles
broke our here Hast week; hut Dave
JObson, the town constable, caught
'em Boston Transcript.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-11
Notice.

Members of Him camp, 461 ". N.
of A., meet at Maccabee hall this
evening at 1880 to call at home of
our deceased neighbor, Mary McNa.
mara B. MOLONEY, Oracle.
SARA DAY, Recorder.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-11
Marriage License.

Santos NJ. Moreno, Streator, 25. ~
[ Guadalupe Rodriguez, Kansley, IS
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-11
Lawn Social.

"Wednesday evening on Fred Hell
ser lawn, Bridge street, for benefit of
st. Francis church Cards rt
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MAIN want add section page sevsn.l

FOR SALE-Ford roadster; four new
cord tires four new Tenders, new
hood, winter top; all in Al sh8pe;
$3.50; a good buy for someone, Ad.
dress NJ, care This office.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-11

WANTED-Girl to assist with house.
work, TO go home nights. Mrs. David
Refior, phone 292K,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-11

FOR RENT-By Claus Bros, building
on Mill St, formerly occupied by
Public Service Co. 76x20 IT,, two
floors and basement with freight
elevate.
, 1921-05-28

Harding.
Paris, May 25th.-There seemed lit
tie question when the Chamber of De-
puties met that the Govt. of M. BRAND
would be given g vote of confidence be-
fore adjournment. The address of the
Premier before the Chamber yesterday,
in the course of which he declared that
the President situation did not necessari-
ly call for armed occupation of the thur
Region of Germany, was an evident
disappointment to many of his followers
but 1t did not appear that it would allie
nate many votes in the Chamber. News
papers Of this city reflected the dis
appointment felt in some quarters, it
having being expected that M. BRAND
would take a strong attitude. Although
neither the Chamber nor the general
public is altogether convinced by the
Premier's argument, it is asserted they
continue to extend him confidence. This
mornings journals reserved comment,
but the Figaro expressed the opinion
which without doubt was held bv a
large section of the general public. the
only question which matters and which
really interests the country is when and
how are we to be PAID. The idea has
been put into the head of the public that
the Rhur Region is a precious pledge, the
Selling of which would almost amount
to a partial payment. That is the sole
reason that many Frenchmen wish to see
it occupied. That France is certainty
of payment, without which she will roll
into the abyss.
st. Lucia. May 25th. MIR. T. g. Yves
tall, Delegate OF St. Lucia representa-
tive Govt. Association, left Yesterday
for England via Canada to press St.
Lucia's claim for representative Govt.
The other St. Lucian delegate Mr..
G. 0. M. O'Reilly is already in England.
London, May ~25th.-Sugar in stock
Oh the 2lst was POS, 600 tons last year
14O, 900 tons.
Cairo, May 22nd. Arsenal workers
and employees of railway shops have
struck and a general railway walkout is
threatened.
Cairo, May 26th.-Field Marshal Al
lenby issued a statement today referring
to the recert disorders, in which he SAYS
he is loath to intervene in party politics
but that in the last resort the resporsi-
bility for law and order devolves upon
him. Great Britain. he observes, has
held out to Egypt the hand of concili-
alton and friendship and is now awaiting
Egypt's reply. He exhorts the Egyptians
in their dealings with each other to follow
the path OF peace and Cancellation.
London, May 26th,- The financial Com
mittee of the League of Nations has
, 1921-05-28

explosina of which hurt some Pedestri-
ans. Japanese people and sailors were
present at the time, and a quarrel en-
sued in which some of both sides were
injured. The officers and the consuls i.
were investigating the affair, the state
ment added.
London, May 25th. News has reached
London that the German Govt. has Motif
ed France of its intention to send supplies
of food and money to Upper ST esia.
New York, May 2Eth-The raw sugar
market was steady early today at 500
for centrifugal. There were sales Of
Is, 600 bags Of Porto Rico's at that level.
Raw su ar futures were steadier on
covering and trade buying with prices
at midday 2 to 4 points net higher. Re
fined sugar ranged from $50 to $50
inc graduated with business of fair
proportions refined futures were normal.
Sobia, May 25th--A bomb thrown in
to a procession of school children who
were observing the National Holiday
today, caused 18 casualties and several
of the wounded are expected to die.
All those hurt were women and child
rem, communists who have expressed
hostile sentiments with regard to the
parade and are accused by the population
of having been responsible for the out
rage. Many of the communists leaders
have been arrested and a bomb has
burned the communist club to the ground
London. May Oath. Admiral Sir Ar
thur Kay Vet Wilson, First Sea Lord
of the Admiralty from 1909 to 1912
and who retired in the latter year, died
today at Swiffham, Norfolk.
Jerusalem, May Oath The inhabi-
tants of frans-Jordania are reported to
have risen in revolt against their newly
appointed ruler Prince Zelda, third son
of the King of Hedjaz, and to have
defeated the Princes forces in a pitched
battle, killing 100 of his men. The in
surrectionists it is said, desire to be
governed by the British Administration
in Palestine under Sir Herbert Samuel
the Higher Commissioner.
Washington. May 25th. Unanimous
Senate approval was given today TO Sen
ator Borah's proposal for an Internation-
al Naval disarmament conference by a
vote of IA to l the Idaho Senators amend
ment was added to the Naval appropria-
ton Bill authorizing and requesting the
President to invite the Govts. of Great
Britain and Japan to send representa-.
tives to a Conference with Representa-
tives of the United States in an effort
to reach some agreement on disarma-
ment. The Vote was in conformity
with the understanding reached last
week by administration forces to give
, 1921-05-28
HELEGRA MS.
ST. CROIX STATION.

London, May oath. A force of four
batallions of British infantry is under
orders to proceed to Upper Silesia from
the Rhine, and it is contemplated, if
possible, to increase this force, Mr. Aus
ten Chamberlain the Govt. spokesman.
told a questioner in the House of Com
nous this afternoon. Urgent represen-
tatiolS have been made at Warsaw by
the Ministers of the Three Allied powers
acting in concert" Mr.. Chamberlain
said, But the evidence at the British
Govts. disposal renders ii difficult to form
a definate opinion regarding the. recent
aggression in Silesia.
London, May oath. "A despatch to the
Excha0 ge Telegraph Company from Cal
70 says there has been a slight recur-
renee of the trouble in Alexandra and
that a demonstration has now been be-
gun in the Provinces The message adds
that the casualty lists shows eleven
more Egyptians dead,
Holylake, May 24th.-Cyril H. FOLEY,
the British Amateur Golf Champion in
his match with Jessep Guilford OF Boston
in the second round of the British ANA
teur Championship tournament toda J.
defeated GuiIford two up and one to play.
Constanstinople, May 25th. British
Naval Officials sent a Warshlp to AbdaIa
TO force the Turks to release eleven prls-
oners who were removed from the Brit
ish Seamer Palatina. .
Belfast, May 25th. The Whole OF VI
ster which had been seething with eX-
element all day long yesterday over the
election of the candidates to the new Par
lament which only Loyalist will attend
if they secure the necessary maJorty(A
foregone conclusion), was a regular ba-
bel last evening with extreme tension In
some quarters from early morning it had
been the task of the workers for the j.
nionists, Nationalist, and Sim Feiners to
get every one of their supporters 10 the
poll, with the result that there was an
Unprecedented rush of motor cars through
the streets and ~haranging Of voters rails
ing passions to fever heat.
Alexandria, May 25th. There was on
" desultory firing in the streets of this
city last night, following the recent riot
Gus disturbances here. in which nearly
fifty persons, including IL Europeans,
were killed and nearly 200 persons wound
ed. Looters and skulkers were respon-
sible for these disturbances
London, May 25th. The Telephone
wires between Cairo and Alexandra have
Oeen cut, says a central news despatch
from Cairo. No news is coming from
Alexandria and disquieting rumours are
current in Cairo, the despatch declares.
Toxic, May 25th. Reports from Shan
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-31
CEMETERY
TO Be DECIDED TO
new ASSOCIATION

Llano cemetery is To- b. decided TO
the Llano Cemetery Assertion. ac-
Cording 10 an order issued by the Potter
County Commissioners Court Friday
afternoon.
For some time the cemetery question
has been discussed by Amarillo people.
" thin the past year new association
WAS organized and a charter granted
70 II by the state OF Texas This as
ISOLATION plans To enlarge and improve
The present cemetery So that il viii DO
large enough to meet the needs Of tho
city.
The county librarian. Mrs fo's
White Henderson. and Mrs EIv
Whoatlcv president 81 the lmu,
hoard. conferred with thu cpp assh,n
Friday afternoon rhms fot tne llbrai
we're discussed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-31

Cambridge Mass chemists have
rmde SIN purse from sow's clrs.
Tale b. found .n great quantities r.
NADIA