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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-14

ms viii uar = per cent ON money, nice
Htur,o cottage ON ourltid", four BLOCKS
Of itnoy, this place m Furnished, It IL
new. will rcut fur $50 por month. ] VIII
soil for iitoo cash n'nt miss this. can
owner pTngo 'l'0
TIREE. ROOM house on quurtrr-noro
ground. we'll improved. for sale cheap
a. once It = RuFt. Glenn station. Two
blocks west and one north.
W rO.DATE two story house. walking
distance. south side. thrC" large rooms
ana very largo don, mnutrl ana screened
back porch, upstairs couslsts ~ fiv" bed
rooms Hni hath ouk floors Throughout, ,
built-in feature, neat electrical iiN'uroH. 4.
basement. combination furnace, twn-'nr
garage and modern servant uuHrterH. o.
/ beautiful lot with shade trees This prop
/ erty looHtcd In Stonehrnkrr Hcights, one
/ Of the best cl"sc.in south side residential
/ districts, Is for sale completely furnished.
! and ln order To effect quick sale, owner
/ has right selling price ON this property
which must be seen to he appreciated. We
consider this q bargain For appointment,
phone OsaEe 60Il whitesido ~ white
! side
/ WE HAVE good home In circuit on cor
! ncr lot: five rooms, bathroom without
| fixtures. living room across 'front.'. can SOL
I FOR 1880 II l can get $1,000 cash. H. n,
WHEELING, K. aei--Fiye rooms aud
sleeping porch. huilt-ln cabinet $500
with 1900 cash Wheeler Inv. co. Cedar
zoe
YorU TERMS VIII buy nov iroom
bungalow on Sand Springs line. THIS
payments will be considered electric
lights. gas good well u water, buil'-ln
fcatures In htch"n. Phone owner osngo
tps9
t7b CASH flb per month for room,
boxed house on Sand springs line, one
block from car, electric lights, gas, good
watcr, lot bbKlb0. Must BE- sold, 1900.
can owner, pSaRo $3.50
800 CASH buys this three room modern
except hathtuh; chicken house. H"wor
paid, outside walks. "Rst front ll2i
south Ho, kfDrd. Wheeler Inv"stmont Go.
Cedar 2o2
400 CASH ana balance IKE rent buys
this three room modern Win exception
of tub. 100 block. South UocKtord $4,000
Wheeler investment 60. Cedar 2s2
$3.50 TO 1900 viii buy four or 5-room
houses. one block from street car line;
c'us, In. j. l.. LommOn & CO.. Usage
s7g2
1900 CASH-Four- room modern, balance
elsy terms Price $4,000 John Bar
rctt room Sos Robinson Bldg. Phone
osago 1857 or 1858
1850 DOWN and 80 ror month buys now
room modern cottage, fun slz'd tot
Fred " Ilndor 4 Company. 2l5 Robinson
Bldg, osage III
$500 CASH and balance monthly. F"yon
rooms bath, good rloCtrir fNturoH,
screened iu b1ck porch and garage THIS
property lis located on IA" south side,
walking distance. ami as owner wi.h"a
place sold haT listed - WIN mo- -
/ prIoo tnnt lg abspIutely right Phuu'
O'ag" toil Tor appointment. "hl''a'I"
q wuros.ie.
$500 CAST PAYMENT sls-rpom modern
houso. located on south eide. Price r"-
du,cd 70 5000 John barrett room goa
Robinson BIOS Phone osnEe 1887 "r
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FOR RENT

EiFht-room furnished residence. slit edge
location In southeast part - the city. This
home has every modern couNcnicnro. two
car garage and servant quarters and fur
mace heat Price $500 per month
BLAIR BROTHERS
osage 1879. to2 Palace Bldg Cedar $50.
FOR RENT--A real furnished four-room
house on sand Springs car line, water.
gas and electricity See Sesbitt. to3 Re
curi< Hldg. osare 65Gi.
FOR RENT--rurnishcd or unfurnishel
slN-room duplex with sleeping porch.
osare 2s7l-J. 22s W. Eleventh.
FOR RENT-Lovcly furnished fiye-room
house with sleeping porch. reserve one
room with privilege Of k-tchon by two
refund ladies'. 'i2 per week. osnse 4ess
ron RENT--Furrishcd threc-roon mod
ern duplex, clean and attractive, two
or three adults 'sll Cedar 2l75.
FOR RENT-Six-room residence; FUR
nished. good location rent REASONABLE
to satisfactory tenants. Phone Usage
FOR RENT-Furnshod nvc-room house
with sleeping porch modern with ga
rase; on two car lines. 9i9 Quaker
FOR KENT--Modcru home. nicely fur
ni'hed call at 1909 $. Boston.
FOR HENT "a adults very ch,ap
located. can be had for two years i'm
mediate possession. Garage. Usage 725l-J,
FIFTH. r. 2fl9-Ualf Of 6-room. mod o.
orn duplex, furnished, gas ana water
paid.
FOR RENT-Fiyo- room bungalow. nicely
furnished, cool and airy .ndows, por-
chos and shade, close IN. permanent
Usage ll0i-J
FOR REST Half ~ duplex nicely fur.
nished. largo cool rooms, SO. can
1915 Admiral
FUFNISHED HOUSE on car line. Ken
dan, $40. osago 9lS5.
HOUSTON. s. sos-'rhree ertra large
modern well furnished rooms, private
front and back entrance.
LEWIS. $. Cs-Finely finished. new S.
room bungalow. Call Cedar 1929.
NINTH. T., 3i6-Furnishcd 6-room du-
pleT, sleeping porch, basement and
private hath. Cedar 1908
ONE-HALF Of now duplex. modern, FUR
uished, for rent. ti5 per month. 1870
W Admiral call Usage SOL
QUAKER. y, 50G-Two-roon house nice.
~ furnished; shady lot, water and gas
Furnished So 90 per week Osage A7ll
SIX ROOM house Tor rent, well fur
uishcd, close IN; south side garage,
cistcrni plano, Nictrola, except linens
osaFe 1899.
TO LEASE for one year to small family
ot adults, b-r0om nicely furnished
bungalow, south side fl25. Usage 9to5.
OFFICES AND DESK ROOM 10
COMPLETELY furnished Office for rent.
ossge lb5t-R
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ARKA>sNs.

ron SALE-Fivr acre tracts. four miics
from Fine Hufr ARK No wet waste
land. $500 with tl0 cash and SO per
month Not Leased Ton oil or gas Mckehoo.
hoN Jbi, rino Wuff. Ark.
900. 900 ACRES ftoc homestead land.
NrkanHHs pzSrks, adapted To- fruit. vcgo-
tables. poultry, stock. fur farming. kin
song bcer bear, turkey hunting. fishing,
trapping, pearllng Abundant timber,
Ideal climate. Sond ~ Tor four maps
showing location Of vacant land. large
stat" map and ful Information. Maurice
IL. Inlknr. Mmifnlh- AtL
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

FOR ENCHANGE-Now stock Of drugs,
some fixtures included, II desired. Ad-
dftss .9L-F. World.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE Good four-room
house best lot, On east Federal. viii
take light oAr or Ford truck part ~ first
payment Price t26o0. CaIr owner. GO.
iar 2l20.
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LANDS MD FARMS ron SALE. =,

$500 SECURES 1lO.A,HE FARM
PAIR HORSES. 20 uOGS, I cows
flt" N'ntnnHs 10 bee stands. nII i'm o.
plcu"ntu. blacksmith tools thrown in.
good farm IN ptpEuftuuH farming Hortiou.
r"uvouI'0t Nillsg" aud huHtliug town. cal.
rp Rocks 30 HttrH limestone ttllngc 10
COW pasture. lot wood. 500 600 feet tim.
hot, 20 peach trees upplCs cherries pears.
comfortable house. spring water, piazza.
NtouIpcoH. to-fpot barn. poultry house.
blacksmith Hhup. 10 close nffaAa all
81 500 hair cash easy terms. don't delay,
cuialog irro. billnrd n lunch, Calico
Hupl ArLsus.s
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REAL ESTATE
MAPLE RIDGE HOME
lST HEAIITIEII. LOCATION

MNi l'I' Nll''I HUME
MOST BEAUTlFtb LOCATION
$40, 0,00O--AtttaCtive large corner. To-
Gated In the most choice section Of
Maple Ridge, utur-room, two story,
lHrg" living room lGxN3O It,: oak
floors throughout. one bedroom
across front, has five bedrooms in
Cludlng complete sleeping porch
every modern convenience; most
tasteful decorations breakfast room;
tile bath, built In tub, storm shootcd
throughout; large basement. furnace,
tWo-cnr garage; modern servant
quarters. Shown by appointment.
a. j. JENKINS n SON
Usage 4aOG Res. Usage 3775
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N..'H lf Uu1 d.r,Dt from owner. two
H'".N ..u.... t.lHn Iu. south side. must
o.. N E..l U.uao worth tho Inouoy. In de-
f'rth.. r.".I,riul lu,uuou. Address box
a.t. o. tHI. WufI
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WASTED To buy or rent from owuyr
t.rnHu modern bungalow with atrara,
Huu'H sHo Hr Irving place. Address a9l.F.
ttHH H. World
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N.rs.rr.u bungalow divided into two.
,t-.. IrH i-room apartments with four
80. ....#s retained, two smaller apart
"..t. now renting for $40 per month
v..r would take care of payments.
Vrs.r Walking distance on one OF th,
t,.' streets ON south side. VIII sell
,.sl. with good terms Or trade for
sT..... bungalow on north side Would
r.rs.l.- good car IN trade Prefer to
dss WITH owner direct. Phone Cedar
l1gi.
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WtSTED-TO RFNT =
Al sneI this h,soins mast h psN Ia advance,

MAIN. 3, al s'1reroom. no business
lot. rrut reasonable. cedar gT7
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WANTED Tu UUY rive room houg,
n.ur Washington school, have $1,000
I.. tHI ,tUtar 'u.t.
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

FLATS MD APARTMENTS IS
LARGE NrNUIMENr Win nvo rooms
sun Torlur aud bath. has two separate
b'li n'Ws. nN outside rooms. running hot
ana cold water and steam heat i}rrwItk
Apartments Nlnth and Boston. For iu-
formation cal 'saEc 71l5
NEWLY decorated four rooms hri,k
., euIi.linr second floor $40 south
o%E HALF Of s.room DUPLEX sIs S.
N1ufhus
pL,hHA CouET.iN,r rent nyc room ef
u, ltucF APARTMENT. ituitur service
modern convcuieuces. Apply 100 Plaza
court
ROCKFORD AND StTEENTH Ready Tor
OCCUPANCY september !, tour and D.
room npnr'u'Hts. thoroughly modern,
high class. south side convenient 80
school rot located for winter t75,
Mcshcw & Company Usage 1879.
THREE-E,DM efficiency apartment.
hatdwuHd floors. mautel built-in fca.
'uics Murphy bed close lut garage II
desired. ruHno Osnre Ct4a.
THIRD. T.. sir For rent now i-rrom
modern apartment yak floors. every.
ihinF private. tsagc ~.
UP-TO-pATE. 4.-oum apartment In good
apartment BIdg. newly located. $50.
Ref'r"ncrs required. Phone Monday.
Usage 7si3.
INFURNlSitEp apartment fur rent. four
iuUNs and hath. tluae lu. on cor line
Call I"dVr 1905 ur Monday Usage 1854
tNFtHNtSIiEb four.rpum modern
sparuu'uL front porch. water fur.
nishcd. l5-7 s.. Main. Usage 745o.
WEST ~fDE-Fouf rpoms. private bath.
front porch. garage. $50 per month
Osage 2io0.
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WI uNNT client f1r room. modern
INU.U around five or six Thousand dot.
IHr. boz. ,1r 'u trlIa ns first payment
aut ,ru uaE as much as $50 per month
N..r. 1900.
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FOR SALE-By owner. new two.Fiory
nome southeast side. eight rooms, two.
car garage. largo lot. strictly hiEl-'IaHs.
Sl7 900 based on present market values.
Phone Mr.. Horn, Usage baAs-J Usage
$50.
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II>,S

IUNE u IHINsUnFTITr East I,1ls- arh0UT
town, no crop failures, tine home ~ the
peach aud tomato. I have new J-rYntn
bungalow just completed, ready 90 move IN
ga acres land. running water. young or
,hnrd and ideal location, adjoining city
'uu'ta priced right D. O.. Churchill.
Jacksonville. Texas
lHHIGATIOS FARM RGAIN s.
Equipped with wrIIH pumping pI.nfs.
reFcrvuIrs. houses ana tnruH. ON, half
mile from 1873 VOLS Texas ou o.. a o. &
E railroad liia per acre. r. j Butho
hruorfnu IoEaF
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voR TRADf'-Five-roo modern
ia fine location adjoining pave-
rsnf will consider small cash pay
nj and cor as first payment. rest
.yity less than rent. Call r. v.
vIlr Usage 6g2. Res. $50. lli
: boulder.
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1l7 900 baHed on present market values.
Phone Mr.. Horn Usage 5ats.J Usage
i5tO.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE An e,cep-
tionaly attractive farm and country
home, nesting In the beautiful pznrk
hills, near FHyetvillc, Ark This ia ono
Of the best farms In this entire district,
excellent soil. 2l7 acres, 80 a,rcs Lowell
prairie land, balance upland. Improve
moutE consist NJ a splendid Broom house,
barn and tenant house, excellent spring
water; private water system throughout
house, which is nH modern au city home
owner is In "a financial cramp and tuupt
dispose Of farm Immediately His equity
IL fl2.600 lie must have $4,000 cash
VIII take real estate or business for bal
ancr, prefers Tulsa property Adjoining
farms selling 'or $3.50 per acre Price
i25 ooo n Interested make otter Inn
mcdIltely Ellshy Realty Co. room 33i
Mayo Rldg osare 1855
ron SALE No. nye-room modern
house. mautol. hardwood floors. buse.
mont, only $3.50 cash, balance easy
monthly paymenis Cau Miller. Osago
's2 cedar 7so
FOR SALE OR TRApE-Gooi four.roon
house; best lot, On east F"loral viii
take HPht Car or Ford truck part ~ first
payment rric" t2.ooO. can owner. GO.
dar 212o.
ron SALE 4Ten room. stone bungalow
broom, tram" r"sidencc i-roura. frame
CLARK 3 s,au'orl. Red Fork oKa.
FOR SALE hy owner, a'o East Trnu
street, 2-st0Iy s-ruuw huus" with base.
mont 3-car garage. Good we'll fruit and
run rlz, Int Good terms Plru. rsa.
nee. 'H"F' l''". 'iI.'". ''H'g' +'i
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Ridgewood Addition

| Tho last inside addition to Tulsa;
lots priced as low as outside addi-
tions. Some OF the advantagos---
within IL blocks of the heart OF the
city; two street car lines. city park,
low cost OF paving building re-
strtctlons from $4,000 to 10000,
building line restricted as To apart
m,ut buildings or business of any
kInl. A home IN the sarcst invest
mont In the world for Contontmcnt
and happiness why not consult
your architect now and build that
home. LOtg 50, SO. 10 feet 'front.'
age from $4,000 up. on terms.
Theodore Cox, Owner
202 Mayo Bldg.
Usage 5S3
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FLATS rIRNIsuEp

APARTMENT with sleeping porch, clos.
IN for rent bse West Fifth, apartment
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railroad town. i-room house. good out
buildings, 10 acres cultivation. ioyel. sotno
timber; fine soft water. nil fenced. close
20 church and school only ~. per acre part
time. Anything you want from TO I goo
artcs. Crops will show for tho country
write mo your wants H. +. Hodgons
vista. Mo.
FOR SALE 80 acres fruit. dairy OF
poultry farm Joining the city of NcOsho
Mo, In Nc0Tho school district on tock
road. Good 6.room house. fair barn and
other buildings. eight acres orchard
three nCros strawberries, 20 cherry treos.
fine grape vineyard. write or Hca H. W.
Cockrcll, Neosho, Mo. II. v u. 2.
MEN who nave no inud. may apply for
10 acres In pretty OEarkH south ~ -.
Louis, low price and easy terms j. 7.
Hamilton. G2O W, Fourth. chAnuto. Kan.
OZARK FARMS Missouri ana ArKanaas,
from 20 to 1000 acres, all prices from
5000 ~, Come in or write The keHbitt
Co. 40I Security building Phone DBhgc
Cb6i, Residence Usage t9G n.
62 ACRES. bottom land. ciRht mites east
of Dixon, Mo. on main line of Frisco
rHllrond, plenty of fine hunting ana fish
Ing In clear mountain river \ fine place
for summer homo. J, T.. Musgrave, T.. o
iioN l7GS.
so. ACNE Missouri farm trade for small
business. Chrst'r House, Wyona apart
muuts. Went Tulsa.
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AUMTNNI. 2, lI2l"FOr TcnL INU-rOOln
modern cottage.
ADMIRAL. lGl9-For rcnt clean, cool
well furnished 3-roOm. modern apart
meut tsAge 6520.
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4.EoOM APARTMENTS. mod
eru, North Denver and LaU.
nIyr streets Worry desirable.
Reference required. Gail Usage
90 ON sunday. Exchange
TrIst Company. Monday.
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~rt, ..usa 'ust completed on north side
tr.a. rooms and sleeping porch viii
.,..a ..t ur car as first payment and bal
.. ,.s, terms Pioneer Investment
I....... Cedar 1920.
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srDNEURAKEN HEIGHTS
1908 SOUTH DENVER AN.

Beautiful homeElte, lot biNl3s t"ct.
WIN soil right, d'al with own"r. 2a1
Iowa Bldg. or phone Usage 608b.
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u,tU ieo.arre farm. 90 miles east OF
"T..l. improved and 100 ,acros In cult.
t.r and not heavily incumbcred. Have
a.. .u.peie tracts eight miles south ~
n. . and oue-half mile or the paved
VII exchange Tor well located resi-
49,, frul.riv not heavily incuW betcd.
" fNPLtSG a WUlrES1DE
! g.. south tincinna'L ground floor.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-22
400 NATIONAL PLATE
EMPLOYEES WILL Be
JOBLESS DEC. 18TH
MANAGEMENT OF LARGE WEST
SIDE INDUSTRY ANNOUNCE
SHUT DOWN--TO REPAIR BUILD
INGS AND MACHINERY, REPORT
SAYS. . sqT

Four hundred men employed at the
National Plate Glass of west of OF
tawa will be thrown out of work
December Is, when that plant will
shut down for repairs, according to
A. A. Arentz, superintendent. Rumors
to the effect that the industry faced
a shut down in the near future, gained
wide circulation during the past num-
ber of days and in talking to repre-
sentatives of the Free Trader-Journal
today Mr.. Arentz affirmed the rumors
as being true.
First reports had it that only GER
tain divisions or sections of the plant
would be closed down, but this was
denied by Mr.. Arentz who stated that
the entire factory, including every de-
partment would cease to operate on
the date set.
Repairs will be made on the build
ings and the machinery. About this
time every year the plant is shut
down to make repairs. Officials of
the factory added that the exact
length of the lay-off was unknown al
though it would be at least for six
weeks.
Last year the plant was closed about
the middle of December and remained
closed until the first of March of this
year.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-22
II FIRMS BID FOR
MORIARITY CONTRACT

Eleven bids for the construction of
the vladuct at Moriarty hill were re.
ceivcd this morning when the com
mittee of the board of supervisors
met with Superintendent cf Highways
George Farn3worth to open the bids.
The contract could not be awarded to-
day because Superintendent Of Water
ways Sackett of Morris had net O. K. d
the plans, and the viaduct passes over
the Illinois and Michigan canal
The lowest bid was $t6,5S9 and the
highest s3l,506. The engineers cst!.
mate WAS S1S,S2S The bids do not
include the $4,000 yard fiji.
The bids received were as follows:
Gould Construction company,
Davenport, Iowa $2l ,555 go
H. L. Kent company, Gridley,
Ill ......... ............. i,3oSU'
Ferguson Construction com
pany, Rockford -. ....... 1750000
Joliet Bridge and Construc-
tion company Joliet,...,, 100000
w. II. Shons, Freeport. -. 16,589,00
Oltcndorf Construction com
pany, Palatine .......... 100000
George Sheldon company,
Davenport -, .,...,., 33,506,0O
Ray Mann Bridge Construc-
tion, Rockford ....... 25, ,04l 81
Central Engineering COM
pany Davenport, Iowa. 80, 1889, ,4G
Button Brothers, Hebron. .... lS,S28,00
Powers Thompson Construc
tion company, Joliet 49,. 17,S30.0O
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-22
CALLER ACCUSED OF
KILLING GIRLS FIANCE

St Louis, Nov PA neighbor of
Miss Agnes Aubuchon, whose fiance,
Francis Fee, was found slain on a
lot in the outskirts of this city, to-
was being held in jail. following the
statement of the girl that the sus-
pect had visited her a few hours be-
fore her fiance had called on her
Sunday night. Bloodhounds put on
a trail last night led police officers
to the prisoners home a few doors
from that of the girl.
The body of the slain man was dis
covered on a cinder path leading
through a vacant lot near the home
of his fiance
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-22
PARENTS ACCUSE GIRL
OF BEING DELINQUENT

Mildred Bo2eman, 1891 Pine street,
aged 16, Knocked at the door of Shef'
iff Ayers home on Columbus street,
on Saturday night and begged to be
taken in and locked in the Jail, a
home for girls or any place, Feel
ing deep sympathy for the titan hair
ed girl Sheriff Ayers summoned Miss
Launia Aussem, who accompanied
her to the detention home. where
they left her until yesterday. Yes
terday afternoon Mr.. and Mrs Viii
liam c, Bozeman, her parents, filed a
petition in the county court asking
that Mildred be declared delinquent.
The petition which Mr.. and Mrs.
Rozeman filed alleged that Mildred
was incorrigible. A hearing was held
before Judge Reck yesterday after
noon. At the close of the petition
the case was taken under advisement
by the jurist, aud Mildred was taken
back to the detention home to await
until some disposition is made of her
case.
Mildred in court told story of al
| legged abuse which she claimed she
luN tcbtiFtu dt IAlt iidilNS Va itti
father. Her parents claimed that she
was beyond control and told of her
remaining during the day at a girls
home and returning home at meal
time, and telling them that she was
working
Mildred stated that she did this,
but said that the only reason she de-
ceived them was because she was uu-
able to find position. Her parents
accused her of cashing a check last
summer that did not belong to her.
Mildred said that she never cashed
the check, but alleged that her faith
er drew a knife on her and frightened
her into saying that she did Her
father alleged he frightened her in
an effort to extract the truth from
her,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-22
CLOSE SURVEILLANCE IS
MAINTAINED ON
H0LDUP MAN
MADE WILD BOASTS
TOLD SHERIFF AYERS AFTER HIS
CONVICTION HE WOULD NEVER
SERVE SENTENCE IN STATES
PRISON - TAKE PRECAUTIONS
TO PREVENT ESCAPE.

Accompanied by three deputies, the
four men recently convicted in the
Circuit Court, after they had been In
dioted by the October grand jury, left
sentences in the states prison. The
quartet was composed Of A. r. John.
son, sentenced to from ten years to
life for holding up the Peru station
agent and taking 50 cents in change;
r. L. Musgrove, who pleaded guilty tn
burglary charge and was given a
sentence Ct from one to twenty years
Barney OfNeil Of Streator, the so.
year-old man who was given SEN
tence of from one to twenty years for
taking liberties with an 1l.year.old
child, and Dominic Bonnechi, who
pleaded guilty to being an accomplco
Of the Leonore Bank robbers and was
given one to twenty year sentence
The trio OF deputies, Campbell
Cisco and Westcott, threw an cspe
cially strong guard around Johnson,
made his brag to Sheriff Ayers and
Deputy Frazier on the night he was
convicted that he would never serve
time in tho state pen" Every pre-
caution was used to prevent Johnson
making dash for freedom.
The four La Sale. county felcns
will be full fedged inmates of the big
gray stone building in time to eat
their Thanksgiving dinner within the
confines Of the high stone walls.
Johnson informed La Sale county
officers that II he ate bis Christmas
dinner in the Joliet prison ii wclld be
the seventh holiday feast he has
taken as the guest of tho government
Ho was released last winter from q
Missouri prison after serving six years
there.