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HAMMOCK
Fancy Work Club.

Tho m"mhcr< ~ :H' l-tdI".' Fancy
Work club w"r" "nr"r'a ned =; IN" HON"
OF Mrs /. il. '.,IGv".- IN town on
'THu::s,.,y r,"aun.. To-" ">r1.ImE WIS
,,p,nt IN ,a:.uu. kird, 81 ncdGlrw"rk
;lnu .ut.E.lN. :, i'!rIr'us lnr"h""n hcilI
served n an aII.utntCG tine.
Presbyterian SERVES.
No PREACHING S"r' l''"S waa nj IN
the Presbyterian church sabbath. Aug.
II. a.. Iar pastor. EeE. h"i!"r. is en-
I'r7cnos =. Cincinnati. Ohio. and Dayton.
kentucky.
1t IS not definitely known about
church, services uH 90 iWcnty-'r"t'
although "a bath schc,l wl!i be in Scs,
sioa a. uSua.. = s"c.ai will /" h'!h
pn the ,aurcl lawn ~ Wednesday "ten-
lnEli AUX. i7th. Everyone IL cordial
y invited to come and bring your
friends.
Receive Contract.
HessrN Oliver More Arthur and
Frank !iarrls nae r"'c'Hcd The con
tract for the repair work or all the
.,,.:.uu! building" III Wh""tii'E i"wnshtp.
The same to hc '"nii"rt"h h"iofe IN"
uurnlra, Of scnanl in September.
Undergoes Operation
Miss Gertrude M,tar!nnd underwent
ALI Operations II III" ON" valley zen
cral hospital IN Wheeling on Tu"HoaS
morning. for the r"nn%a! or i"nHIi% ana
llClJitlS. S..e Wa ''S'' 49, Nv "a
TO her home on Wcdn"S"a! evening"
and ~ recovering very nicely.
natkod!st Services.
Methods; hurch ~cr> .c"S were held
ia tho school binding on Thursday
evening, with prayer meeting al seven
o'clock ana preaching serr'cc3 at clsht'
ucIn; conducted by RrE. TtAEarcciI
p..$iur o.: ih> i.lnydavIilc Il. r. "hurCh.
with preaching services on ;a3h@th Ait-
c.nn"i,. ,rH'.G -! ~ y. y, ''' ""idA'
hammock Briefs.
Mr. az! N.ts. ,nut~ MCFARLAND and
daughter, Miss Gertrude and guests. DR..
and HirS. Harry Myers and daughter;
Miss Elizabeth, OF Columbus, motor cd
TO Freeport, one day the last OF the
week, where picn.r was enjoyed anu
spent the day lishing.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lodge. MT. ano
Mrs. O. c. Moore were callers IN Lloyds-
vile, on Wednesday evening.
Mrs Hester Wiley OF Fairpoint- Ohin
is L guess at tho home Of her grandson
Mr. and Mrs. Eldrcd Lodge, local resi-
dent.
Born to MIR. and Mrs. Frank Harris
a son--TucS,:aY. August 9Th.
Misses Mani" Clark and Sara Murphy
Of near LloydsyiIie. spent Tuesday
night and "Wednesday ut the J. H Nc
Farland home. west OF town.
J. G.. Banner OF 81. Joe. Mo. was
recent visitor with friends in this vicin-
ity.
Mrs W. NJ. Harris "f T""- Nv Ath-
rms. spent Tuesday with friends In
town.
Mira o. F. Taylor and daughters
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SOUTH SIDE


Mr.. and Mrs. j. t.. Cunningham 81
South Whec!in: are the PROUD iSIc"niS
or b;-hy GIri borr Saturday m"rn,hE.
Mis- Catherine Ctarh has returned 10
her mono on Jac"s. "':'"' after a two
weeks vacation at i:aC->"!C Lake. =.
VI. II. Miller % totf street Is report
cd 10 be Ill with pneum"na.
James WInsneid OF Thirty-ninth
street IS away II Columbus where he
IL visiting relatives
j. II. Foster o. Mo- 'olioch street has
arrived home after Il weeks vacation At
Cleveland
Leonard WlnsIcy of Woods street -
improving att"- 4 brief !lHcSS.
r u. DAVIS and family 1T ''a,d vel :
Run arc away u; C.tunonS"urg. Pa. Viz
ItirE rrirrdS and r"'":.,eS.
William S-N der ard john l|mondH
have arrived kor, from Cleveland
whore they attended the Cleveland CHI
caGo bascha!i game which took place
last Saturday
X. \. Tenncy OF Twcnty-tirst street
has gone to F'airmont where he VII!
ooh after s.veral business matters.
Charles Reud of Jacob street has ar
rived home from Charleston. whore he
has been for the past six months On
Roy wes,frn. Murray Becker and
ogden Mile ii South 'haplnc street.
are home after an automobile trip ~
New York cay.
Walter Warner Of Sistersville is Wis
lting his grandparents in South Nh'".-
inf: ,, a -ororc an
Is. ), ra''en ~ n .'.t,ir,% Nd H,in
INC eorfeI w ~ r,rs
streets. heS'uSS IN" ii|ud
acceSS"r'eS VII alSo " -It .,-,,
George t~amt"trt OF p, 60.
mas arrived nome L.o', 80 ry,.cis
ne mas nfSn r"t '"e p'''' '-'''
''H'''"H , ,..,. :, uorndsvi1ls last
80 !"
week fis'I'hs t. i W Miles W #
Joseph 'io' noeIH w. riinorn I;e,frr
Sr,'r:, :, , L,,S'' - ~, :, r,nn,nr tr,p
AFc 49, ne rS -, b., r,,,r,. :, hn,,r
70 CnIcaso H.
m,ontn' D., 90 Eon s,rcet is i'm
MART" nen"'tS W. ;i ~ cry.r.,
proving a'Vf -" ''
weeks. ,,n -, co,,,h wnoas s,re.,
FRANK MlleS o' c"ucr Hvn~Ia,S ~
mas JUST pCTT"NSr" q -" ~, r5,noSis INV ,rss
EA! Wonu t'nNF 81 - 10
gone 70 htuns~iUh, ,sonis visitirr
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EXPECTS AMERICA
TO WAIVE CLAIMS

Vienna. Aug. 1k-L'onferrtnE with tho
foreign affairs committee today Her
Schobcr. chancellor and foreign minis,
ter. ,nld The members he was asSared
tna: Washington was or one rolna VITA
rnn entente relative - the necessity or
wairinc re7aratioas and other claims
Gains; Austria. hut> hat mo:neEiart.E
the American authorities were unap'e
Ia set IN uutIcU tEc r"lhSl,c re" '%i'-
tive machinery 10 that en-! Should the
American congress take t. ;he question
OF foreign credits Herr Scnehe- eeIefcu
thot Austria would be considered FIRST.
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new MART!NSVlLLE

The New NLrtiEsv:Nc MOuumCn;
wUrns ha# changed '.tnGs ana naS l.,
Gently been taken over by NanSic"te ana
kapple, Two very practical w"rkmrn
who propose IL "n.ar%c the factory III
the very rra= !u;Hrc.
The New :;S,r;.hsviH" Loyal h"V"e
and tn" Si$tcravIi.c Moose viii pi1i''
IT laden lark on nrAt 1huTSdaE tHr
lS,h Two mN rn.ar.' nav" 2crr "r ,
RANGED. Que a-jW..n $50 jIc' 4.nlc! s 80
" acc!!n& an .Azu's Wildcats and 'ts'
M.rtinsyil,r Mousc. II is expected TIL,
a good tau, for all Will be had.
! Teachers Institute vii l." he'd ne
week beg ginning August -. in%trh'!"i
will be FRET Roudcbush. President Nj.
; Ginriss: Hectares ny Or. Earne a"d
State Suprg,n' cnical Ford. an" "lS" an
address an Amcrican.Sm by Prosecute:
lpstlewali.
Magnolia schools arc announced /"
open the first week N September -
, letics will 4Ea.H T." prutnircnt. va
board OF education having bouEAt see
acres IF the Old fair grounds tor me
new athletic The school Will nht':.'"in
tho high standard q! worn as - Ice
past and notwll hS'@n";ne ne rWho'
vii, be :irsi class, mary IT the courses
IN Magnolia "QuAi!ng school" oil mut"
higher prestige.
Nrrcn; Weddings. Trot. g T. Ogden
o" salem ,iA Mass ''cci! Mac T"ho a;
n:$ w '"D p;:tp n ne hoIa # ih'S
A."" 't''''' '' '''' e''
III, r,.,.,,,, 5oc,s;r, NJ ,hc road com
''r w. -. i H., 49,, uo shall hay, :,
VTc,rcI In,'nIv ntm,,tv-et-l. miles o.
,H.oSS rH,SS and s.5IGyi 90 viii IL.
spent in Wc,z.! county Of the hrs;
twelve II Hons ENeiy one seems sat
isfnI Win ,Ir outlook and Wctzel VIII
SoNn hc nut of rhe mud,
Tho Roy Scouts have been IN CAM
r,r ne ,bo IN" Nss, ,cm ,loYS at Twin roplar.
49,, nv. 'tv,ly Farm down the rive.
". E' = ioras has had rIinrp,,
- ~ 49, ,orr ,J ,nucb cnioyurnt has
,'' "r;.r'."t Siytv Enys were
.seL N.Y. I.i,,s M ,nnT viii terminate
e., h"i,r n,,cI IN for Inc bows
-. .. pP-ationS ~ ,ho citr
"a iohn rnnnc.h nu.rr and s. Lewis
1onaa ,re ,it,,rdipr INC Euwor;h league
;ns,;,u,s -, Enrt h,nnnn as representa-
,;,.a. - ~. [yrai M,iho,ll,, ,nurch OF
,sJs c,,v
- Mr. and Mrs. J. c. Walters
-, Waan.s5av ~ his weak-a dauEh-
,s-
H., / T. I,n,z Of Ja~ksonhurg ana
,,,nrn.v u iarrlo.t of MoundSvillr
u.,o nroninrn; visitors this week.
n a
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nR|TUlRY
Mr Matilda Keller.

Mrs. Matilda Keller. we'll known resi-
dert ~ Triadelphia. died Sunday morn
Ing At o'clock. following 4 lingering
illness covering several months during
which time she had suffered from a
severe attack % cancer OF the stomach
Deceased had 4 large circle OF friends
In and about Triadeiphta- who were
shocked when they learned OF her sud
den death.
She leaves. to mourn her loss, -FOUR
sons, Thomae. John. Jerry and George
SKei!er, all OF Triadle phia; and -FOUR
Gaughters Mrs. AdGa Roe. S;euNenvillc;
Mrs. Vera Sgrora. Tr!adelps!'a. Mrs.
Mary Wheeler. Key. and Mrs. r.iizAoe'A
McConnar ghy. Triadelphia.
Funeral services will he held Tues
day afternoon 4; ; o'clock Mt her late
home in -.ade!rhia. Burial VIII oe
made at Greenwood cemetery.
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BENWOOD


The Benw God and Rc.laire Ferry
company have repaired the wharf on
this side Of the river and have added
new coat Of paint. The wharf now
has been erected This week finds the
company repairing the Bellaire wharf
in the same manner.
Wiener Roast Hold
Last evening number OF local young
people gathered together and went TO
Hend-ick's hill back OF Sherrard where
they held wiener roast The trip was
mad. by automobiles and graf time
WAS had by ,hnse pa7iclpa tins. The
following made up the party; Misses
Rollins. Margaret Finch. Thelna Smith.
Marie Wade. May Langley. Hilda Ma
trias: NsSsrs. Joseph Lu;es. Stanley
Tuskey. Edward Downs. Kenneth mat.
lervy Heinz. Joseph WarsinsS. Albert
warsinski and James Stewart
Evening Star Keet1ng.
This evening at heir hall at the cor
ner or Seventh and Main streets Eve
ming Star lodge No. rs. OF the knights
OF Pythias. win hold their regular
weekly meeting. Routine business VII
be taken up along with the mutation
OF a small class which will be followed
BY a smoker. \ large attendance Is be-
ing looked forward TO.
Gloomy week
This week will be vary gloomy FOR
RenNood people owing to a great many
men belng out of work account OF re-
rairs being made to the steel woras
department Of tho Wheeling Steel X
Iron company. About three hundred
men in all are affected IN the snutaoWn
which Is expected 70 last this week
only.
Maesvtnsy Expected This week
J. 4. higgins, president OF the Kelvin
Rarry council OF this city announce!
last evening that he expects Peer Ma
Swin.y here this week despite tn" fact
that Mr.. MacSwincy's telegram .tatcd
that lie would be here last we-N. IT IL
the opinion Of Mr.. Higgins that 10:
some reason or other. MacSwtney was
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Why They Parted

Y was down With pain IN my right
ode which at times almost erased ma.
Most all Of the doctors said operation.
But what want to tell you is tho pain
disappeared with the frst dose OF
your medicine and never see any
since Hayr's Wonderful Remedy has
the right na1ne-gas sour stomach and
dyspepsia have left too" 1t rs sim
pl. harmless prepa ratton that removes
the catarrhal nucus from the intestinal
tract and allays the inhamma uon
which causes practically all stomach
liver and Intestinal ailments. including
supeadlc!.ts one dose will convince
- money refunded. c. II. Griest Co.
and druggists everywhere.
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rw rurr,s MAT ,ra1ur.

A big deal was Completed at Elm
Grove Saturday when the meat market
and handsome new dwelling OF CnHie
4. Null. was sold TO the firm OF Sm!tn
and Michel. comprised oil thomas smith
md ;I-auk !. Michel. both Of Elm Grove.
Tn. nrice paid Is said to have been
s@o:ho0.
u- Nuu successfully conducted a
n-, market at this place for over II
wears,
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LEGION DELEGATES
WELCOMED AT PAU

Pau. France, Aug. II.--tEy The Assoc
ciated PreSs)--MoSt OF the tahaoi:ant5
q this city tdsned out his EterAo""
to welcome the $50 members OF the
American Legion who came 70 France
TO DO present at tho dedication "t
ncnpment 10 the American. soldiers
rnsJ stopped or here on their way 70
Tarbes swenty-three miles from Eau.
vhsro toncxrov they VIII place com
uomoratiye slab on the house where
Mnrahal Foch was born.
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Ward Funeral Today.

The last sad rites will b. held this
afternoon At 80 o'clock over tho re-
mains Z S"-Sc0nt William Donald
Ward Of Chanial Cour.. The body ar
rived las. rT:Hay e.enins. together WITH
those - r;h.c dead soldiers Sent oy me
war Gtnev'nenr. The funeral will De
held rruu; he family res>dence. KEY.
G. r. tllcr e.. the Fourth St'eei-A. l..
church. viii ot;ciate. and inter meEt Will
Ia. a f,:,- Q ...s. .tv,etc~:
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d",rycd Or possibly an error vas made
In sending the telegram. II hclnE PR
s.,'i., u nat M..CSnIn,E meant lhtS
v".'l ~ h. thar E.,t. Ir.'n,r Il T. M
;,rc H,inS made 20 make IA =: iu."T s.
C whether hc - rO:ala2: - i?i; if"
- a cuunc:' ca: ga ahc;i mi ''."-'t Us
-. gates u n. National I1FI S'N':r.
nHS' cnuvrrliCr whiCh Is - t." h''.h
The eth OF this month a Ia-<"-SnIrE
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Misses Laura and Lois. are spending
a short time with the formers parents,
n BcIisville. OHIO.
Mr. and Mrs !. II. Mcfarland and
t.auEhtCr MISS Gertrude and guests. Ir.
AMI MIR Harry Myers, and daughter.
Miss Elizabeth. spent Thursday IN
" hcrllnS.
Mr. sherman Shepherd Of Holloway.
was :. recent g'"%; at ~" home Of bits.
Ellis Ec"kctt. local resident.
O.r-T-O- NIFTY
IETELI.IGESCER WANT ADS.
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Tho !ast sad rites WI be held this
afternoon AZ o',lork over the body Of
John s. Fish age, IS. who died IT
Bouidrr. Col after a 0ng Illness The
funcraI services vii! ne hold At 'hr
horne e MS rno.h,r. Mrs. W. - Nolte.
4S0T EoH street. AMI ir'crment Will BE-
IN Rose Hill cemetery. 3cllatre
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The tunera. Q! Mrs.. i.enora 'arp"r;
Solts aged So who died has. THURSDAY
morning Will be held this morning At
$3.50 O'Clock at the residence oc the do
ceaScd. Requiem high mass VIII DC cet-
ebratsd a, ST. Joserh'S Cathedral at 10
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KsHaar WOMAN ptaH-

Special Disnaech 20 The IntetliEencer.
Eeyser, W. Va. Aug. l+.--Nrs, Homer
SecriSt Of Laurel Dale died at Hofi-
man hospital here after a brief illness.
She Is survived by her husband. on"
son. four brothers and three sisters.
She was a daughter OF the late Is. {.
Cassidy.
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Cumberland after - v.si, with friends
there t"r Ihr pas; Nv" WrrN-
Misses Ndl ,',t,., ard Ii"irn l'arkN o.
Caldw,l,g Run ~, away for i We, =
Visit wiki friends ~ Huntington.
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Private pa&aa's Body Coming.

The body Of Private william J. pa-
kun has been shipped from France, and
IN due TO arrive at Hoooken August
IS, according 70 advices received by MS
father Alexander Dakan. -%lo Eoff
street.
Private I,nkan was a member OF tho
first contingent 70 be sent TO camp Leo
from this city. He was MEMBER OF
Company |. rhirtic'h infantry. ana n"
service in soma OF the most important
en.a=smentS IT the war. He was sa~-
sd while fighting in the Argonne for
est and died In a base hospital October
IS. 1918, at the age OF IS years.
The American Legion will have charge
O., the funeral services and will ap-
point pallhearers and a firing squad az
tar the arrival OF tho body.
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The funeral OF Shadrrch. Moore,
Civil var veteran. who passed away AZ
his home on McColloch street saturday
afternoon. following an Illness OF scv-
eral weeks wIll De held from the resi-
dence " Wednesday afternoon. Rev. Ar
thur Hilton Of the First Baptist church
will uficate and in,crment Will be
made IN Greenwood cemetery.
Mr.. Moore was - y"Nrs OF age at
the time OF his death and had been
resident OF Wheeling for more than haif
4 century. He was born at New Hata-
r,nraS Ohio. Juiy is, lSIi. He Tough:
with the Federal forces through the
C!vu war and at one tim" Vas :aken
prisoner and thrown into Libby prison
where he remained for s.N months,
He is survived b. has widow. three
daughters: Mrs. Louis keYscr ard Mrs.
William Wilson o. ST. Adams. u. Va.
and Mrs. Floyd Killer Of this city. and
one son William Moore. OF East Liver
pOol Ohio,
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Funeral Rites for Lester Scott.

Funeral services were held yesterday
afternoon at O'Clock ut the Dallas
Presbyterian church. over the BODY 81
Lester Scott. wagner OF the Sltth
field artillery. who mex death oy Ger
man shell in the Meuse sector. Kew
Fred Scott oraciated. and interment
took place In the Dallas cemetery. Inc
services were in charge OF the Ameri-
IAN Legion and were conducted accord
ing TO the Legion ritual.
The deceased was the son OF Christie
pher Scott OF Elm Grove.
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No matter what you want Il will rave
you time and money to use INTEL
LlGENCER WANT ADS.
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Nrs. Lucinda Martin

o'clock lntermsnt will take place In
Nj. calvary Gculc;cr!.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-09-12
OTTAWA PEOPLE IN
TEXAS FLOODS O. K.

According to a much welcomed tele.
gram which was received by Edward
Fox, Ills Guion street. YESTERDAY,
Miss Louise Fox, l7.ycar-old daughter
of Michael Fox of this city, and Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Green. who were in
San Antonio at the time of the food
Friday night, are safe The message
stated that the water reached within
one-half block Of the apartment where
Mr., and Mrs. Green reside above their
flower store.
Miss Fox has been staying with Mr.,
and Mrs. Green for the past year, at.
tending a San Antonio college Mrs.
Green is former well known OF.
tawa woman. Before her marriage
she was Miss May Fox, sister OF Ed.
ward, Owen, Thomas and Michael
Fox of this city. She left Ottawa
about sixteen years ago.
The telegram simply stated, 1--WE
are safe. Water reached within one.
half block Of store"
A great deal CT uneasinegs had been
experienced by members OF the Fox
family before the message arrived, as
ii was known that the Green apart.
mont was near the flooded district.
MI Green was unable to get his word
through until almost ;hirty-six hours
after the flood had reached its crest.
Letters informing their ottawa rel
atiyes all about the flood are expect
ed to be received here within a few
days
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-09-12

Try the Free Trader-Jourual Want Ads
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-09-12

Inc Baptist Women's Society
VIII meet Friday p. m, at 2:3O, at the
nome OF Mrs. c. b. derrick at 1919 OF.
tawa avenue.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-09-12
STREAT0R PAIR WED
AT M. (. PARSONAGE

There was very pretty and quiet
wedding celebrated at the parsonage
of the First Methodist church at S
a. m. today, Rev Hiram f. Lawler
officiating. The contracting parties
were Miss Frieda Harrison, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs George Harrison, and
Albion Durham son of Mr.. and Mrs.
William II. Durham, all of Streator
The bridal party was attended by
Miss Rose Durham and Miss Harri.
son and Lindsay l.. Dye and Thomas
Durham, also Of Streator. After the
ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Durham left
for a short wedding trip, their desti-
nation not being revealed, after which
they will reside in Stfeator.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-09-12
u. S. TO SEIZE WEALTH
OF BERGD0LL, STACKER

Washington, Sept. 1.-THE govern
mont is going after the famous Berg.
doll pot of gold" Thomas w. Miller,
alien property custodian, announced
today that a complaint had been pre-.
pared demanding OF Mrs. Emma c..
Bargdoll. mother of Grover Cleveland
Borgdoll as attorney IN fact for her
son, all property in which he held an
Interest, including gold coin taken
from the treasury before the draft
evader escaped from federal authori
ties and fed to Germany. 1t is ex.
pected the complaint will be filed to-
day In the federal district court at
Philadelphia.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-09-12

Life as | See Il.
As near as | can get at Il, some
things are punk" while others Are
"fierce. Louisville Courier-Journal.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-09-12

George Bauchie, 937.x.
upholstering and repairing.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-09-12
YEGGMEN BLOW SAFE
OF SEYMOUR, ILL.,, P. O.

Seymour, H.. Sept. 12.-The post
office safe at this place was robbed
between 2 and 3 o'clock this morn
ing. Yeggs entered the WilcCXen gen.
eral store, in which the postofflce is
located, and with nitroglycerin blew
the door from the safe About $lG0
was obtained. 1t was the third time
in two years that the store had been
entered, but the first time that the
postoffice had been tempered with.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-09-12
Joseph A. Reardon.

To My Patrons.
wish to express my thanks to the
many who have asked me to teach
piano this season. ! wish them to
know that | appreciate and am proud
OF the fact that they want me to
teach their children. However, on
the advise of my physician, will not
be able to teach this year. hope.
with good luck, to be able to teach
next season, when ! will be pleased
to again hear from those who wish
my services.
Very respectfully,
JOSEPH A. REARDON.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-09-12
Wanted Show to Begin.

7 had taken my nephew to church
with me- His father had taken him
to vaudeville shows many times, but
this was his first visit to church.
While waiting for the sermon to begin,
BILLY whispered to me, loudly;
"Auntie, when's the curtain going up"
Chicago Tribune.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-09-12
Attends School Of osteopathy.

Lyn O'Neil son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Il.
ONeil OF Illinois Avenue, left for
Kirksville, Missouri, Saturday, where
he will enter the American School of
Osteopathy. Mr. O'Neil is the seventh
student from this vicinity to study
osteopathy.
The Misses Geraldine and Lucille
Moriarty, daughters of DR.. and Mrs.
Moriarty are sophomore's at the col.
lege. DR. Margaret Loring. of Paris,
Illinois; Dr. Ethel Priseler, of this
city; Dr. Harry Conway, of Tulsa.
Oklahoma, and DR.. Il. G. Andrews, of
this city are all graduates of the
Kirksville school.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-09-12
Money Talks.

millions are involved In this di.
vorce suit We'll what about IT."
ION. nothing, except that when money
gets mixed up in scandal It's more
garrulouS than eyer."-Birmingbam
Age Herald
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-09-12
GEARYS PLEA TO CHEAT
GALLOWS OPENS TODAY

Chicago, Set 12.-The last fight to
save Eugene Geary from the gallows
was begun today with the selection OF
jurors to try Geary on an insanity
plea. Geary took little interest in
the proceedings
Evening star., 1921-09-08
Won,en's Waists

rs Handmade Colored Hand
kerchief Linen Blouses, in square
and v neck styles with Tuxedo
collar; collar and cuffs trimmed
with filet lace edge. $3.9S eachs
were $IO.75.
S Lingerie Blouses. odds and
ends Of organdy, voile and ba-
tiste. 7Sc each; were II, $1.SS
and $2.05.
19 Embroidered Dotted Swiss
Hip-length and Tuck-in Bleuses,
some have frills and are trimmed
with narrow f1let lace. Colors are
navy and white, brown and white.
rose and white, copen and white,
lavender and white, white and
pink. $1.85 each; were $3.50 and
$0.75.
Eponge Overblouses, copen
blue, embroidered in wool. $1.0S
each; were $O.75 and $1O.75.
Tailored Dimity Waists, some
have colored collar and cuffs.
some narrow pleating. $1.95 each;
were IS, $5.75 and 20.
z Georgette Crepe Waists. in
bisque or mohawk trimmed with
bisQue. $1.9S each, were 1915
and $S.75.
1s Tailored Crepe de Chine
Waists, navy, black and flesh.
$3.85 each, were IS. $S.76 and
1915.
Waist Section, Third floor.