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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1921-02-28
Champ Clark Near
Death From Acute
Attack Of Heart
Republican A. P. leased Wirel

LHepuDIIcah =. =. Iedstu WITH
WASHINGTON, Feb. 27.-Champ
Clark, democratic leader of the house,
was described as seriously i'll in a bull
letin tonight by physicians. His con-
dition was said to be less favorable
than yesterday.
Mr.. Clark, who is suffering from
complications resulting from an attack
of pleurisy. showed a decided improve
ment yesterday. but a turn for the
worse developed last night.
The bulletin issued tonight said:
Mr.. Clark is seriously i'll. He has
had an acute infection. He now has
fluid in the right pleural cavity, an
irregular heart, increased frequency
of respiration, and glucosuria.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1921-02-28
NEW YORK CENTRAL PLUNCES
THROUGH MICHIGAN CENTRAL
TRAIN ON CROSS TRACKS AT
PORTER INDIANA JUNCTION
IA Injured When
Missouri Pacific
Trains Telescope

IRepubIfcan a. p. Leased WIreI
OMAHA, Neb.. Feb. 27-Four-
teen persons were injured, none
seriously, when Union Pacific pas
senger train No. Is, telescoped the
rear end of Missouri Pacific pas
senger train No. 1o4 at Gilmore
ha, at $3.50 this morning.
The Missouri Pacific train, en-
route to Kansas City, was waiting
on the main track for freight to
clear the block when the Union
Pacific train, IL minutes late,
rounded bend before the switch
tower operator could flag it. Both
trains were annulled, the Union
Pacific train bringing the injured
back to Omaha.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1921-02-28
One Dead, Another
Dying AS Result Of
Nogales Car Wreck

IFfSptpfiCaff ~ r ISdScu w HSI
NOGALES, Arizona, Feb. 27.-Oliyer
Foore, 19-year- Nogales student, is
dead; J. A. Langford, p. aschauffeur. a
formerly of Bisbee, Arizona. is dying,
and George Starke Cananea, Mexico,
mining man, was slightly injured as a
result of an auto collision here early
this evening. The three men were
riding in a car driven by Langford
when It collided with a car driven by
Mrs H. G. Wright. wife of the ter
minaI agent of the Southern Pacific
railway Both Mrs. Wright and her
nine-year- son. Gray. the only oc-
cupants of the Wright car, escaped in
Jury. Foore died almost instantly
from a fractured skull
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1921-02-28
DESTROYER WOOLSEY AND
AMERICAN STEAMER COLLIDE
OFF WEST COAST OF PANAMA

One Naval Enlisted Man Dead Two Injured And Fifteen
Missing From Destroyer Crew. Steamer Steel Inventor
Cuts Destroyer In Two At After Tank; Damage To
Steel Inventor Slight And No Casualties Among Crew
WASHINGTON Feb 27-One naval enlisted man is
dead Is missing and two injured the result of
collision yesterday between the American destroyer
Wooey and the American steamer Steel Inventor off the
Pacific coast of Panama.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1921-02-28

And WifeOn Way
To Marion Home

ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla. Feb. y. =
After a five weeks visit in Florida,
President elect Hardu.g and his wife
left tonight for Marion 20 be guests of
honor until they go to Washington.
Their train is due in Marion Tues
day, and they will spend most of Tues
day and Wednesday biding farewell to
their neighbors and closing up their
personal affairs.
A farewell celebration is to be held
on the famous Harding front porch.
On the way back to Ohio, the presi-
dent elect expects to finish prepara-
ton of his inaugural address. He will
reach Washington Thursday afternoon.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1921-02-28
WATCH 1T RISE!

As the level in the Thermometer rises
nearer the top the ideal of a greater
and better Phoenix will approach full
filIment in the same measure. The
figures represent the daily contribu-
tions to the service fund of the cham
Der of commerce in the REORGANIZATION
plan which is now being carried out.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1921-02-28
Temblor Recorded AT
Georgetown University

rRepubIican A. p. Leased Wirel
WASHINGTON, Feb. 27.-An earth
quake described as rather severe" at
an estimated distance of 4,200 miles
away, was recorder at the Georgetown
observation university today. Be
ginning at 2:1S p. M. the disturbance
lasted until after o'clock, reaching
its maximum intensity at between 2:1S
and 1922 D. m.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1921-02-28

The fireman was pinned beneath his
engine and scalded to death and the
engineer died two hours later. Most
OF the injured were passengers on the
New York Central train who were
thrown from their seats when the
emergency brakes We're applied
The dead We're practically an pas
sengers in the demolished day coach
and We're mostly residents of nearby
points. Al coaches of the Michigan
Central train were overturned.
Clouds of steam obscured the wreck
age and made the work of the passen-
gers who hurried to the rescue of the
injured, difficult. Soon flames began
to appear in the wreckage. Water
from hose obtained from postoffica
soon extinguished the fire. A tele-
phone operator notified nearby resi-
dents and scores of farmers came to
help.
At midnight 81 bodies had been
taken from the wreckage and officials
declared they did not expect to find
many more. Twenty three of the
bodies We're taken to Chesterton. Ind,
The injured We're removed to Michiga<
City and Gary. Ind. The uninjured
passengers taken to Chicago.
According to one account. the engi-
neer of the Michigan Central train
called across to his fireman as they
were approaching the crossing TO ask
what the signal was. The fireman re
piled:
1T is coming up meaning it was
set against them According to this
account, the engineer must have mis-
understood the reply, as he did not
slacken speed and an instant later the
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1921-02-28
OMAHA GAS BILLS DROP

OMAHA Feb. 27-Changes in the
system of computing gas rates by
which slight reductions Will be given to
the small consumer, were announced by
the Metropolitan water board of this
city. effective April l.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1921-02-28

CONTINUED on Page Twol
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-28
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-28
Publish raV nclinqucnto.

~n"o.1' =. Tho World.
MIAMI, June 21.--Accordtng 90
statutory requirements, Comfy Treas
urrr Roy NcGho" has published the
list Of delinquent personal property
taxpayers for OttaCa county n con-
Hlns The names ot about 1000 pcr-
sons and firms who win he subject
to the penalty prescribed IN the law.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-28
WoId second ChautnuQua .

"V""TI" 7" TTU W|FTT-
CENTEALIA June 2T.-ThouEh
only 4 small place, this town will
hold ITS second chautauqua this sum-
wor for one week. beginning July
'i Last year this gathering was
we'll attended and nightly profitable.
CentraNa !s on the ozark trail, and
has "a nice shady park
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-28
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-28

Georges Cntpenticr while walking under the
yesterday stopped 10 pluck and doing dis.
turbod a hornets nest. His manager. " Deschnnps,
quickly attempted 20 hypnotic the hornets but with.
out complete succcss. Some of them may have been
hypnouzed. but most Of them were not NJ Georges
was stuug 50 thoroughly that he lost the his smile
md most of his figure He will be laid w about
w'eka until he RECEIVERS his sight and the use OF his
Eaads
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-28

II understand your husband is
something of an after-dinnsr
speaker"
Yes, what Richard is liable ~ say
after dinner is the reason we ,ir't
keep a cook
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-28

Mr Jack Dempsey. who is In training at Airport
Atlantic city slipped and sprained his ankle while
ekippius the rope yesterday. An Xray at
taken and II discovered that the sessmoh
bone fractured IN three places Mr. Dem, " VIII
be god crutches for tho month o. ard
has cautioned by his doctors avoid any eycrtou
excitement Of any kind
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-28

strike has been called the railroads for July /.
All Zines operating tho Atlantic souboard are feet
and traffic east of Pittsburgh win be completely tied up
Through the Efforts Of arbitration boa rd 1t Is hoped
that ttslns WI resume runnlng hy tho middle OF July
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-14

sve cee evropske podoyka president Masaryk bv mn
vece napomocen pf cestovanm Ceskoslovensku iakoz
Ito, re president Masaryk vazf Amerikv amerck6bo
naroda.
Pax byla odhalena polska vlajka pf cemz polsky qe
neran konsul New Yorku, p. Groowsk prones pTfhod
nou rec Unversltn varhanik prof Baldwin zahra pax ma
varhany Chopinovo preaudium Gmol natez predfftapa
bya adresa, ez byla dorucena pftomnemu poskemu pe
neranmu konsuovi ably odevzda il do Krakova presdent
polske republiky, Psudskemu.
Zapenm universitni hymny bya pax celia tato vvznam
ia slavnost skoncena.
Ceskoslovensky generani konsulat New Yorku bv %
stoupen p konsuem, DR.. Bovoem Pruskem -konsuIe
Dr. BouSkou p. attachem Ladislavem Urbanem
(New Yorske Listy)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-14

| --- -- -
Jan Vyhlas neodpovidaI, a.
lie mlcky Sc pustil do hry. Hral
bez rozvahy, sazel nesmyslna
a blazniv6.
HraCi brzO zpozorovali, re
Sc MIN n6co stalo.
Je opily!' Septali 81.
A Jako ma powell vrhli Sc
vSichni ma Jana Vyhlasa. Pro
budili Sc dravci, kteri citi vel
kou a snadnou kOriSt. Ztroina-
sobili sazky, matli Jana, podn6
covali no, provokovali -. kdyz
mezi ne "hodil" uz nekolik IL
sicOvek, stala Sc jejich lacnost
raflnovanou, vypocitavOu. Roz
delili 81 Glohy, mziknutim Okla
Sc shodli a celia Ia spoletnost
karbaniku zatahla Jana do ne
proniknutelne site.
Prohral uz vSecky hotovc
penize.
Nebyl vsak ami ma okamzik
| Y rozpacich. Wal Y naprsni
kapsy vkladni knizku, rka:
Nam zde sporitelni knizku
ma dyacet tisic. Kdo mi ma nj
IpujCi deset tisic?'
Ticho rozhostilo sc Il hrac-
skeho stolku. Jan VyhIas bledy
a rozruseny nabizel sporitelni
knizku panu baronovi. Hraci
napjat6 hledeli ma sv6ho vud-
ce. Vynese ortel mad mladym
venkovanem? Da powell, aby
Jan Vyhlas byl obran vSe-
cko? A pan baron ortel vynesl.
Podal knizku doktorovi:
"Doktore, prohledni ii. Pan
velkostatkar nam ruci, re W.
branl pen6Z neni nijak vazano
a omezeno. Ostatne jedna sc
Jen o zastaVu, o pujcku. Pan
Vyhlas zajist6 knizku bro
Ivyplati!"
Neil doktor odpovedel, O.
zval sc ode dveri zensky hlas
"Odpust'te panovG, re Wy
rusuJi. Pana Vyhlasa vola.ji k
telefonu!'
Mezi dvermi stala slecna
Merry. Jeii hlas jeji ziev pro
budil Jana ze ztrnulosti, ktera
pfepada nest astne, ke vSemu
odhodlane brace, V niz celia by
tost Jest oyladana jedinou my
slenkou jedinou vaSni: hrat
hrat hrat zaS znovu, aby
Sc co nejrychleji prohra odci.
Mia. Oci Janovy setkaly Sc
vydesenyma, varujlclma Ii.
penllve zebrajlcima ocima Me.
ry Obstove. Jan porozum6l, ze
oci jeji pravi:
"Probuh, co delate? Kan sc
rltlte? Podyedou vas, oberol
vas !"
Pan baron rychle uCinil ko
nee teto mluve oci. Zvolal:
ALE mila Merry, co to zna
mena? Proc pax nereknes, Z,
pan Vyhlas nema casu odeiit
k telcfonu? Ted mas prece ne
smiS vyrusovati.'
Merry posluSne zavrela dyc
lie.
Y Janu Fyhlasovi probudili
Merry touhu 20 pomste a stu(
pro ne8myslnou hru.
"Ukazi vam, re Sc vas nebo
jim, ze vas ySecky zdolam, I,
prot vsem obstojin, nesmit
Sc Ultra smati o5kubanemI
yenkovanum
Wal Cd pana barona desc
tlslcovek. A ted do hry! Ry
chile. Rychle. Uhlidate, re he
jsem ami opily, AMI zpozdily
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-14
* NAVRAT .*
POVDKA ZE SVETOvE vAIKY
NAPSAL VAVRINEC REHOR


Zacnu hrati rozvahou a chy-
tfe a brzy mi vratite celou pro-
hru."
S takovymi mySlenkami bral
Jan Vyhlas karty do rukou. A
lie zmylil Sc. harta mu padala
JeSt6 hufe nez-li z pocatku.
Stovka "a stovkou mizela a
Jan ztracel hlavu - zl0sti mad
neuspechy. By zabran do hry
tax, re ami nepozoroval, lax
slecna Merry chvili co chvili do
henry vkrocila hru povzda-
Ii sledovala. Naiednou Sc ieii
tvaf rozjasnila. Y prvnim po-
koJl zaslechla Karneoluv HAS.
Rychle bezela k "stryckovi'' a
tlumenym, ale rozcilenym hla-
sem vypravovala, co Sc dnes V
herne deje a iak Vyhlasa obi
rail-.
Karneol skokem stanul u
Jana d zVOlal:
Pane Vyhlase, Wy jste ne
mocen. Vase hlava treSti no.
reckon. S nemocnymi hdmi
radnl hraGi nehraji. Schoveite
Ease pekne spofitelni knizku.
Pan baron VAN odevzda hned
i prvni knizkp ia ia pana vel
kostatkare caS tdluh zaplatim.
Zde, pane barone, deset tisic
/ cd pana Vyhlasal A nyni pu-
/ jdete sc mnou, odEedu vas ma
luzko po5lu pro l6kare. Do
brou noe, panovew
karneoI vysazel ma stul de-
set tisic, wal ODE knizky od
pana barona a rychle odvadel
zmateneho Jana 2 henry.
il X
Y pokoii Janove usedl kar-
neol Ike stolu, Ma neiz polozil
ODE sporltelni knlzky a pra-
vii:
Pane Nyhlase, dovolte nej-
prHe, abych vam vysvetlil sve
jednani. Nejsem idealista, ba
nemam am mekkeho srdce. ~
Jsem ~ kratce receno - w
pocitayy. Poznal jsem We vas
muze velmi bohateho yzdela-
neho 4 GO lest pro mne hlavni
~ hospodafsky vyskoleneho.
Mann $ vami plan, spekulaci,
chez vami provestl skvostny
obchod. 4 ted kdyz jsem yam
odkryl syc myslenky, uznate,
, &c nesmim dopustit, abyste Wy
! krVacel Y nesmyslnem karba-
nu - trhanske spolecnosti.
Do sedmicky, mlly pritei, IL
/ dc vaSeho druhu nesmeii cho-
| dltl S tlslcoykaml Sc sporiteI-
mimi knizkami, ale nejVyse S
trem, ctyrmi stoykami. Pada-
Ii karta, staCi takovy Vklad,
= nepada.ll, pax mali hladovci a
hracl ze remesla dosti, hodite-
II Inn takovou kost, podelite-l ii
, Je tremi stovkami. Ale to jen
tax mimochodem. Wy uz dc
= sedmIcky nikdy neprljdete
Aynl vas proslm, abyste Sc mi
= vyzpoyidaI, co vas trapi, mac
Stunelc, 60 Sc vaml deJe
Mluvte Sc nnou tax uprImn6
jake mluum ja. Mas pristi ob.
chod Vyzaduje takove uprim
: nostl. Nuze, pomohu yam: vas
nemoc zayjnila zena. Nidlte
: krev Sc YAM hrne do tvari. O.
I vsem - iste TAX mlad !. Tedy
zena Tim lepe pro mas ob.
! chod ncm naleznete lex
: Ntcry vas vyleci 49,. Proslu
: vas, Vypravujte. :"
:. (pokracovanll
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-14
ZPRAVY Z CZECH.

kolik je hodin? "Pol. kor."
sdeluje: %. ledna odpol. vlou-
pal Sc neznamy zlodej do bytu
disponenta Frantiska Frantzla
Ma Kral. Vinohradech, Korun-
nj trida els. 45 a odcizil mu ru-
zne skvosty, kozich a jine We
ci V Gene asi $4,000 X. Patra-
nj po zlodeji zustalo bezvysled
nym, az teprve nyni nahodou
podarilo sc mu prijiti ma sto-
pu. PTedevcirem veGer priSel
Frantzl do restaurace Pas
sazi ma Vaclavskem nam. a ma
hodou zeptal Sc vrchniho els
nika, kolik je hodin. Kdyz ten
to vytahl hodinky, poznal V
Mich Frantzl svui majetek tu
bylo zJlsteno, ze hodinky /
brilantove manzetove knofli-
ky, ktere taktez jsou majet-
KEN Frantzlovym, zastavil u
ciSnika neznamy cizinec, kite
rem die popisu zjiSten byl me-
zinarodni lupic Arpad VIM
mer Budapest. WINNER byl
detektiVy vypatran a zatcen.
Tvrdi, ze kradez neprovedl,
nybrz re hodinky knofliky
koupil Cd iak6hosi sv6ho zna-
m6ho, ktery vSak nemuze byti
nalezen. Pon6vadz WINNER
byl jiz Y breznu lonskeho roku
Y Praze zatcen pro cetne no
telove kradeze a jest t6z sti-
han zatykacem prazskeho
trestniho soudu, Jest iisto, ze
WINNER sam kradez proved.
WINNER bude dodan zemsk6-
mu treStnimu soudu.
Zizkovske "spcrtky" a "e-
gyptky". V posledni dobe pro-
slychafo Sc, re ma Zizkoye jest
tovarni vyroba pad6lanych ci-
garet a jako podezrely z jich
pod6lani byl oznacovan 31-le-
t% stroinik Bohumil Curda re
Zizkova Gp. 889. N6kolikere
prohlidky Il Curdy zustaly bez
vyslednymi, az teprve ziiSt6no,
re Curda vyrabi cigarety ' by
tech svych sousedU, 25lete Sva
dleny Ludmily Budinove a 30
lete d6lnice Bozeny Sykorove.
Prohlidka jejich bytech me-
la vysledek, nebot byly zaba-
veny RUNE pTistroie slou5ici k
pad6lani cigaret, dale krabic-
Ky ma cigarety egyptske a
sportske a papir k deiani kra-
bicek. Sykcrova i Budinska do
znaly, re cigaretY vyrabely pro
Curdu a re "a vyrobu iedne
lrabicky dostavaly 5 X. Curda
byl zatcen a doznal, re pade-
lanim cigaret Sc zabyva jiz asi
tri nebo ctyri tydny a re vyro-
bil celkem pres 500 krabicek
sportek a asi .13 krabitek e.
gyptek. Vyrobene cigarety da-
val Curda do prazdnych skatH
lex cd SpOrtek zalepoval je
originalnimi Stitky, ktere mu
prodaval 24Iety obchodni slu-
ha Ladislay hral, zamGstnany
We skladu papiru fy. NieSner
tuhtillN NJ GliOk q StCc utJ III 4
po % hal, pax 20 50 hal. a
konecne, kdyz Kral chtel do
davati Stltky 20 70 hal, pre-
stal ie Curda odebirati a tisk-
nul 81 Stitky sam. Nyrobenc cl-
garety prodaval Curda inyali-
dovl Antonmu SobotoVi q Ro-
hacovy ulice els, II po 30 X,
krabicku a tento opet po As K
svemu Syakrovi Jaroslavu Via
skoyi ma Smichov6, ktery je
rozprodaval Y kantine Josefy
kubickoVG u Smlchovskeho ma
drazL Vyrobci cigaret byli zat-
ceni d budou dodani pro zloGin
podvodu 9 lichyu k zemskemu
trestnimu soudu Praze, mlmo
to vsak budou potrestani jeste
financnlmi urady.
Sela .trsZI.cS 1ElpfS+ ~ =
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-10-21
JURY REFUSES TO
CONVICT OWNERS
r,0 OF TH0OTCH" JOINT

Peoria. H., Oct 1.--After five hours
of deliberation the jury hearing the
case of Frank Biggins and Charles
Mooney proprietors of the "Wolt
Club on charges of violating the Hi
nois search and seizure act last night
returned a verdict of not guilty Tho
significance of this case is that it was
the first to be tried in this county
court under the search and seizure act
and the state had what it considered
an uncontestable case. The Wolf
Club was raided June II by special
Investigator Schofield of the states at
torneys Office and a squad of officers
who seized two full quarts of whiskey
and 129 cases of home brew Attor.
ney John Daugherty for the defense
in addressing the jury said:
Are we to allow Russian police
systems. spies and sneaks to take a.
way the last vestige Of personal pro
perty?"
When you cannot convict in case
like we had you cannot convict IN
any" said Assistant States Attorney
Thurman after hearing the jury's YER
dict when this is flashed around
the bootleg traffic will open wider
than parched throat around bottle
of friends liquor. 1t only goes tc
show how unpopular the law is.'s
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-10-21
DENIES STORY CITY
LACKED TOXIN FOR
D|PHTHER|A CASES
DR. w. A. PIKE ISSUES STATE.
MENT REFUTiNG REPORTS
THAT OTTAWA WAS WITHOUT
REMEDIES FOR SAVING VIC.
TINS. ~ r

Dr. w. A. Pike, the city health of
ficer, today denied the rumor, which
has gained wide circulation through
out the city that the three Ottawa
children who died of diphtheria sue
cumbed becauseI the physicians OF
the city were unable to secure anti
toxin to administer to them There
is absolutely nothing to the rumor,
he stated. while there was none of
the state anti-toxin in Ottawa there
was plenty of other brands, which is
just as good, All three of the chill.
dren were given the anti-toxin.'
"The state gives out the contract
for the anti-toXin to one firm. This
always creates a great demand for
the toxin from that one firm, and it
was because of that rush that the
city was unable to secure any of the
free toxin There was plenty of 9TH
er toxin here, although we will have
to pay for what was used.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-10-21
DENTISTS OF COUNTY
GATHER AT LA SALLE

La Sale county dentists yesterday
held their annual meeting in La Sale,
many from Ottawa attending the
meetings which were featured by
clinics showing the latest treatment
of ills etfecting the molars.
The morning Session opened with
a clinic at the offices of DR.. II. c.
Burt Robert H. Bosworth OF Chica-
go and Jack LaDue of Chicago CO.
operated in a demonstration of the
surgical extraction of full upper and
lower case.
At the conclusion OF this session
there was lunch at the Kaskaskia
and an hour later the visitors resum-
ed their study at DR.. r. f. Smiths Of
flee, where Mr.. LaDue gave another
practical demonstration Walter Hinc
of Chicago was in charge of clinic
at the Kaskaskia grill at three o.
clock and at four O'Clock the annual
meeting was held, with an address
| by President V. p. Perisho of Strea.
| tor.
! Dinner was served at $50 at the
/ Kaskaskia and the grill room was
the scene of a lecture by Arthur n
| Black of Chicago at 500 o'clock. the
closing feature of the. day.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-10-21
FOUR u. OF C. STUDENTS
KILLED WHEN FREIGHT
CRASHES INTO AUTO.

Milford ILL.,, Oct 2f.--An automo
bile containing six students from the
University of Chicago was struck by
an Elgin, Joliet and Eastern coal
train here at 1850 last night. Four OF
the youth were killed and one injured
The victims We're:
HERSCHEL HOPKINS, the driver
of Oregon: instantly killed.
THOMAS MONlLAU OF Chicago;
instantly killed
HAROLD SKINNER of Oak Park,
H. instantly killed.
STANWOOD TOMBSTONE of Min
nesota; instantly killed
WALTER r, ECCLES of Chicago;
severely injured; fractured skull, bad
ly broken leg, two fingers torn off OF
left hand
LOUIS ROBERTS of Chicago who
was riding in rear seat, escaped un-
hurt.
The party was on the way to
Princeton. n. J. to attend the Chica-
go-Princeton football game next Satur'
day.
Wilford is near Watseka on the
Danville indianapolis automobile
route
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-10-21
HUSBAND SLAPPED
HER, WITNESS TELLS.
COURT IN DIVORCE.
LA SALE WIFE ACCUSED MATE
or MAKING HER FACE BLACK
AND BLuE-ALSo THREATENED
LIFE, SHE CHARGED.

Telling the court that her husband
threatened to kill her on numerous oc-
casions and that he slapped her, bruls.
ing her face until 1t was black and
blue, Mrs. EmmaSMcGonnigle Of La
Sale secured divorce from John j.
McGonnigle in the Circuit Court tc-
day. Mrs. McGonnigle was given the
right to resume her maiden name Of
Emma De Dobbeler.
She told the court that she and the
defendant were married Sept 26, 1906,
and separated on June 20, 1921 The
time of their separation. she alleged.
came while she was on visit to her
sisters home in Peoria The defend.
ant came there, she claimed, and
threatened to take her life.