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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-15
|CHICAGO LOSES
IN LIBEL SUIT
Demurrer Of Chicago Trib-
une is Sustained BY
the Court
CITY SUED FOR
$1O,OOO,OOo
Judge Declared City Had
No Cause for Action
Against City

Chicago, Oct. l5.---Judge Harry Fish
er to-day sustained the demurrer OF
the Chicago Tribune to the $4,000, 900
libel suit brought BY the city of Chi
capo. He declared the city had no
cause for action and denied it the
right to amend its petition.
The city brought identical suits
against the Tribune and the Daily
News, asserting the papers had print
ed false statements regarding Chica-
go's financial standing, and thereby IN
jured the city's credit.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-15
EARTHQUAKE IN PACIFIC.
Tremors Indicated BY seismograph in
Chicago.

Chicago, Oct. l5.-An earthquake Of
moderate intensity, but lasting two and
half hours, was recorded by the seis-
mograph at the United States govern
ment weather bureau early to-day. The
miles southwest of Chicago, probably
in the Pacific ocean, according to the
bureau.
The first tremor was recorded at
1921 a. m, the maximum strength at
1854 a. m. and the final tremor at
n. m.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-15
TIRED OF cHopPING WOOD.
Former Kaiser Is Now His Own Chief
Gardener.

Doom, Holland, Oct. 10 (By the As
sociated Press The slump in the
German mark is beginning to affect the
former German emperor, who is en-
deavoring to combat the prevailing IN
favorable financial conditions by re-
ducing his household and taking other
radical measures to economize. To
day ten members of his staff We're ais-
missed. including the chief gardener
whose place has been taken by vii
liam himself.
Gardening now has become hobby
with the former emperor, who appears
to have tired of saving and choppine
wood.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-15
EMBARGO ON OIL LIFTED.
State Of Vera Cruz Has Removed Re-
strict.ons.

Mexico City. Oct. l5.-oGcials Il
the state Of Vera Cruz haze lifted tie
embargo they placed on tie prupsy-
ties Of the Agiiila OIL company last
Saturday, following legal proceedings
brought hs the firm. 3 British corpora
alton. The embargo was ordered a. a
security for bark taxes totalling three
million pesos. which i vas alleged bad
- keca gaa-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-15
you FIRST. ALPHoNsE."
Sen. Gore Says Armament Conference
Will Be Alphonse-Gaston Performance.

Miami. Okla, Oct. l5.-The sp.
preaching armament limitation confer
ence called by President Harding will
be 4 sort of 'Alphonse and Castor
performance, according 60 the predic
iion in an address here yesterday OF
former Senator Thomas 7. Gore of
Lawton, Okla.
Disarmament and the end Of war.
the blind statesman said. is something
that everybody wants but nobody docs
It will be YOU first, my dear Al
phonse'.r
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-15
Boston Garage Worker
Ended Own Life But the
Woman Will Live
COUPLE HAD BEEN
"KEEPING COMPANY"
But Cause for Crime is Not
KnoWn-Howes Was a
Seattle Man

Boston, act. l5.Claude y a.
garage worker, shot Bessie OF
Maiden at south end apart house
to-day and then killed h 4 The
woman is expected to r. They
had been keeping comp q or some
time, the police said. II 9 'ame here
from Seattle, Wash.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-15
AUTOMOBILE OVER BRIDGE.
Two occupsnt- Were Drowned at
watsrvilis. re.

Watenilie. ira. o.. ia Fred
Alden aud Phincas T. Alden Of this
city were drowned when fheir autpnio-
bsle went over bridge sometime dlir-
inc Thcrsdag night neer thc tanaalen
tonirr. sctonling g. word rert Ned to-
dav from .iaekman The tusiits WtEe
---s- - -. veolse, a. =
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-15

Sandiero. chile. Oct. l5.-The eabis
net Of Premier Lazo resigned to-day.
TIE mssistry vas formed On Aug ~,
last
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-09-01

Iowa. transacted business in Ottawa
Saturday morning.
william Paragraph was an Ottawa
caller Thursday.
Mrs. Chester Skinner and mother.
Mrs. Toney Weber. visited at the
Ralph Sutton home recently.
Miss Derr OF Iowa has returned to
her home after an extended visit with
friends near the Ridge
Mr.. and Mrs. Orville Woodward en-
tertained relatives from Iowa and
Grand Ridge Friday. N''
Mrs. Jerue and baby spent day
the first of the week with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Palmer. t
Mrs, Oney Rowe was Streatoi
shopper on Friday afternoon.
Mrs Arthur YocumA spent Tuesda;
with friends in Ottawa.
Rev. Norman B. Quigg OF Streatol
was calling on Pensioners recently
Granville have been the guests at the
Everett Hodgson home for severai
days recently.
Mr. and Mrs Arthur H. Black mo
I tOTtu " oil trtOI VII w
Leon Deckard transacted business
in Streator Thursday afternoon.
Frank Shaver has been visiting his
daughter. Mrs. Everett Hodgson, the
past week
Mr.. Dcarth was in Streator Tues
day
Miss Mildred Locke spent several
days the past week with friends in
| Cornell
Miss Schaefer OF Rutland has been
| visiting at the Glacier home in the
Ridge. Miss Schaefer taught school
here few years ago.
Rev and Mrs. James Foster OF
Gary, Ind attended the harvest home
at st Andrews Thursday Rev. Eos
ter was pastor at this church before
going to Indiana,
Miss Mildred Locke and company
were Strcator callers Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Toney Weber enter
tanned company to dinner the first OF
the week,
Mr. and Mrs Glenn motored t.
StreatCr recently.
Miss Belle Locke has returned from
I Cornell. where she visited few days
| Her niece, Miss Mildred Locke, who
accompanied her, has also returned
to her home.
Misses Gertrude and Mildred Locke
entertained company from Iowa the
past week end
Mr. Shnte Of Deer Park townships
transacted business in Ottawa last
week
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-09-01

Mrs A. Il. Snow and Mrs, n, a
Guthrie entertained with a twenty
four cover luncheon today at p. M
at the formers home on Ottawa ave
nue., complimentary to Mrs. A. A,
Morris OF Roundup, Mont, former
Ottawa resident. Bridge was played
during the afternoon Garden flowers
were used throughout the house for
decorations.
The Misses Elizabeth and Mae Han
ley of La Sale with entertain with a
large party at their home in that city
tonight. complimentary to Miss Mary
Mulholland Of this city, whose mar
rage to Vincent J. Hanley of Chicago
will take place on the morning OF
Sept. II, at Columba's church.
:. + :
Mrs. John Conway entertained with
6 o'clock dinner Tuesday night, in
honor of Miss Vida BEEN, who IS
to go TO Marion. III, to accept a po
sition at the Marion library. Follow
ing the dinner an informal social ev
ening was enjoyed by the guests.
y. i. y
Miss Mary Eutis entertained six
teen guests last night at her home on
Lafayette street. The guests spent q
very delightful evening dancing and
with cards. after which refreshments
were served by the hostess.
X 4
The members of the Streator coun
Gil, No. 790, Knights of Columbus
will hold dance tonight at McKin
ley park. The general public has
been extended a cordial invitation tt
attend.
| 81 ): y
The members of the Ottawa Mac
cabees lodge will hold a card and
bunco party Tuesday evening at s a
the Maccabee hall. The general pub
| lie has been invited TO attend.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-09-01
.DAUGHERTY BLAMES|
BOOZE BOOZE ANARCHISTS
FOR LAW REBELLION
NEW POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY
PRESENTS GRAVE PROBLEM TO
UNITED STATES, ATTORNEY
GENERAL TELLS BAR AssoclA'
TIONS.

Cincinnati, Ohio. Sept. Theories
Of political philosophy now advanced
by those who either violate law or
sympathize with law violations in in
dustrial conflicts, agitation to upset
American forms OF government, an
against enforcement OF prohibition
statutes, are the greatest forces az
work in the United States to under
mine respect for the law, Attorney
General Daugherty declared yestet'
dav in an address before the Ameri
can and Ohio Bar associations
Arguing equally against sentiment
that regards convicted l. w. w as
a hero of conscience" and political
prisoner; that holds u bootegger an
exponent OF personal liberty, ana
sets the slogan of human rights
against property rights in employ
ment disputes, Mr.. Daughcrty assert
ed fallacy and danger lay in all
The attorney general, in ms az
dress, which was his first since as
suming office. suggested a method OF
Informing public opinion by semlgo''
cramental means to obyiate industrial
conflicts. but advocated complete dis
rngard for the theories advanced in
the two other fields.
Supremacy OF the law is not un,
dermined by the ordinary crimina!
who commits murder, robbery, hr'
ceny." Mr. .Daugherty said. ITO the
OF this sort tends to Impress upon So
eiety the profound importance OF law
and its vigorous enforcement. The
supremacy of the law, is and has been
challenged mainly in that class OF
legislation where there exists a differ-
ence of opinion as to governmental
policy in enacting the legislation III
question"
Resentment of lorge corporations Oh
'persons and capital against inter
ference CT laws regulating thcm,' MT.
Daugherty continued, involved mis-
taken attitude" for Flaw and order Is
the shield of business and its only Sc
curity."
APPOINTMENT of eighteen new fed
eral Judges, two for zach circuit in the
United States, to take care OF the In
creased business Of the courts, was
urged before members OF the judicial
section of the American Bar asSocia
tion yesterday afternoon by William
Howard Taft, chief justice OF the Su
preme Court of the United States. A
inll for their appointment has been
Recommended to the President and
congress by Attorney General
Daugherty, the chief justice said;
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-09-01
FARM RIDGE

William Bacon shelled corn Mon
day.
Miss Belle Locke attended the party
It the Walter Haywood home in honor
of many girlho0d chums who attended
school together.
Fred Glenn ST. Of Streator motored
to his farm Monday, now occupied by
William Bacon.
The Ladies' Guild CT S. Andrew $
r>et with Mrs. Mills at the last meet
ing. Rev Quigg was present. Mrs.
Chester Skinner will entertain the
guild at the next meeting, which VIII
be in September
William and George Duder spent
Tuesday at their Grandpa Duders IL
Streator.
Duder attended the movies at the
Plumb in Streator Monday afternoon.
The annual harvest home was a
success. 1t took place last Thursday
at the church. A number Of people
from both Streator and ottawa wHrc
present The address was given by
the minister Of La Sale, after which
a picnic dinner was served. There
were plenty of games of different
kinds to amuse the younger set.
Mr.. and Mrs James Patterson and
family have returned to their home
in the Ridge after motor trip
through the North.
Mrs. Orville Woodward is spend.
ing a few days in Chicago.
Neil Locke was business caller IL
Streator Saturday Afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Huss were re
cent guests at the Toncy Weher
home, as were also Mr. and Mrs,
Chester Skinner
John Simpson Of Estherville, Iowa,
is spending few days with his
friend, George Duder il.
Rev. Quigg was a dinner guest Sun
day with Mr., and Mrs. Oney Rowe
Mr. and Mrs ]. Boyde have been
entertaining their nephew, Ralph
Boyde. wife and family from the East,
Years ago Mr. Boyde made his home
in the Ridge and has a hest Of friends
here.
j. Boyde transacted business in
friends recently
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hodgson are
enjoying a visit from their little niece,
Doris l1ehr
Mr. and Mrs William Locke enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs William Simpson
and daughter, Miss Edna, and son,
Master John, Saturday to supper.
Rev Foster of Gary. Ind, was call
ing on friends in Grand Ridge Fri
day.
MIR. and Mrs. John Read entertain
ed company Mcnday-Mrs. Tole of
Streator. Mrs. Lewis of Utah and Mrs.
Reese of the Ridge.
Robert McVitty Jr. of DownerG
Grove, who Is visiting his aunt and
uncle, spent day of the past week
with his little friend, Roy Crosby, in
the village.
William Simpson Of Estherville,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-09-01

A variety shower was given last
night for Miss Helen McGarr, whose
marriage TO Chester Hodgins, IS 10
take place Sept. TO- by the Misses
Pearl, Bernice and Gladys Olson and
Miss Mildred McGarr, the function
taking place at the Olson residence on
Superior street, with thirty-nye
guests present. The house was tasti-
ly decorated throughout, the color
scheme of pink and white being car
ried out even to the refreshments.
The brideto-be was presented with
many useful gifts The evening was
passed at dancing and a musical pro-
gram, in which Miss Eleanor Moore
and Mrs May Waldman rendered vo-
cal numbers. A novel feature OF the
evenings entertainment was little
Nora June Mcmahon, who appeared
at the fete CARRIED as Dan Cupid.
y. !. y
Miss Vera Crosier, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs w. Crosier OF Utica, enter
tanned about forty of her friends at Il
splendid chicken dinner last evening
on the lawn of the Starved Rock state
park. A very splendid time was had
by every one Of the attendants. Al
ter the dinner various games were
INDUCED in which the attendants also
danced at the park pavilion. Among
the out-of.town guests were Misses
Stella Morrow and Ruth Brooks of
Chicago.
Misses Sophia Jobst and Elsie
walking entertained twelve young
ladies at a bridge party this afternoon
at their home on West Main street
complimentary to Miss Frieda Dun
can, whose marriage to Omar Mosey
of Harding will take place Sept. 2S
The Walking home was prettily dec
Grated in yellow and white. Three ia.
bles of bridge were played during the
afternoon, after which refreshments
we're served by the hcstesses.
y + *
Betty Hanifen entertained twenty
FIVE little girls this afternoon at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
John Hanifen, at the foot of LELAND
street, at a doll party. The occasion
was the little hostess ninth birthday
The little girls spent delightful time
playing games on the lawn, aftel
which refreshments were served by
Mrs. Hanifen.
+ !. 1.
The members of the Ottawa Elks
lodge will hold their annual picnic
Thursday, Sept. s, at Gentleman
grove, south of the city. The mem
bers of the organization will assem-
BILE at the grove in the afternoon. A
picnic supper win be served at 6 p
m.
I ht !. 4. +. u s.
Misses Irene Clark, Tessie and Ed
/ ma Mcclure and Grace and Velma
Halle. who have been camping a
Millbrook, have returned to thei
homes i'll this city. riHilE rs EFT
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-09-01

Messrs. Mervin Anderson and Aus
TN Peterson were business visitors IN
Chicago last Thursday
Misses Mildred Larson and Anne
Peterson, who have been taking SIX
weeks course at DeKalb have re
turned to their homes here.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID. Richmond anu
family have been visiting relatives al
Hartford. Mich.
Mrs Tollick Lkness has been en-.
pertaining Miss Mildred Mortinson
and mother CT Minneapolis, MINI,
Austin Peterson and Mrs. j. b. Hi
attended the annual LAlther League
convention of the Illinois circuit at
Leland last Friday, saturday and sun.
day rs delegates from tho Newark
Lutheran church.
Mr. and Mrs, II, r. Olsen and Mrs
Enoch Olsen and two children called
on Rev. and Mrs. II. +. Huseth al
Freedom Thursday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Woodruff and family
OF Ford county spent part OF last week
here visiting the o. l.. Miller family
Mr.. and Mrs George Wunder spent
Sunday at Lake relayan, Wis,
Miss Marie AlsagCr left last Satur
day for Sioux City, Iowa. where she
has been engaged to teach another
Year.
Mrs. Lee Redtied OF Plano was the
guest of Mrs. Emma Redheld last FIJI
day and SATURDAY
Miss Sadie Boyd and Mrs J, l.. Way
We're Ottawa visitors Friday
Mr. and Mrs. b, Il. Larson OF Mil
brook, Mrs. Belle Gullokson and Mrs
c, Gnllokson of Portland, Oregon
called on Mrs. Belle Williams ant
| Miss Marie MunSon Friday afternoon
Miss Anna Hill spent last Wednes
| day night and Thursday at Glen Parl
with Mrs. Marie FINLAND and Mis-
Thekla Gravley, who campei Their,
| last week.
Robert Mortvedt of ottawa vii
| give report OF the eastern distric
annual Luther League convention
! held at Madison, Wis, July % to "A
at the ~ T. church Sunday evening
Sept t.
Enoch Olsen came out from Chi
cago Saturday evening. returning sun
day evening His wife and two chill
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-09-01
NEWARK

Miss Annie Brodie of Maxwell
Iowa, has been visiting her sister,
Mrs. Jennie Sweetland.
Mr.. and Mrs. George tombstone and
son George of st. Paul. Mimi, are Wis.
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Gun.
der Overland They made the trip in
their machine.
S. H. Collins was in Chicago one
day last week and brought his son,
who has been visiting relatives in
Indiana, home with him.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-09-01

dren spent last week with relatives
in Chicago E 4
G, B. Heytell of Des Moines, Iowa,
made his father, Christ Hextell. Il
short visit the first OF tho week. ".
Mr.. and Mrs. II. b. Peterson, Mrs.
Andrew Rasmussen and Mrs Eva
Jackson motored TO Wisconsin last
week, where they visited the Albert
Peterson family N' n
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-09-01

dren, who have been making two
weeks visit here with her husband 3
parents MIR, and Mrs, Fl. Il. Olsen.
returned with him.
A, ~ Thorson was business Wis
ltor in Chicago Saturday.
Mrs. Jennie Sweetland and sister,
Miss Annie Brodle. were called to Chi
cago Saturday by the serious Illness
of their niece.
Mrs, NJ h. Peterson and two chill
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-09-01
A TEXAS WONDER

for kidney and bladder troubles.
gravel. weak and lame backs, rheu.
matism. Regulates bladder troubles
in children. If not sold by your
by mail s125. Small bottle
often cures. Send for sworn testi-
moniais. DR. +. W. Hall, 1926 Olive
Street, st. Louis, Mo. Sold by drug
gists.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-09-01

Pattern 1854 is here eharmingly
illustrated. II Is cut in Sizes: s,
10, IL and IA years. A 10 year size
will require Sla yards OF 40 inch
material.
Organdy, wolfe, dimity. lawn
dotted Swiss, silk, crepe de chine,
crepe, linen. embroideries. taffeta
and pongee are attra ,tiy1 for this
style.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-23
They Dance While Rome Burns

o
sought by ALL 1t policy dngs of pleasant
upon Where however, find the facts otherwise is
bounden duty take the bit the teeth and through with
the unpleasant task
When condition disgusting and situation obviously ridiculous
patience being forbid hesitation No
muny continued and Potracted burning OF the
daylight the vicious quandr lust of butterfly
ing. the breakfast dance" with from
D. appears be thriving capacity houses.
relief the tragic monotony of life
indispensable necessity Suppressed human must have
STILL and good judgment cannot be
discounted Things have certain fitness The
community which permits oerates and wanton
the
be caloused and insipidly morbid
When the silhouette of dancing placed against the dark back
of existing economic conditions udicrous silly
Thousands of black midst of work.
appear churches and community houses
general running half being cut all out
Of proportion with prevailing prices lien and farms
beckon unsettled todde the
hilarious and knocking of the breakfast Dance
comparatively number of Chinese here recently sub
aid their starving counrymen The Hebrews
policy of permitting their suffer. Now
should direct time, both and DID, in council
unammeIed morning in breakfast dancing In
defensible incomprehensble and appalling.
during the period of freak
could not last and that the normal
those abnormal times and to eschew
time conditions and puzzng and the
public surprised will feel the pinch of hard times
and What affects all and the idea of nd
vidua security silly twadde and saddest sophisry
squander of time continues idle folly take the brass
right Let the hddles be brought forth and the dane
disciples against the carved paster the breakfast dances
and let us fiddle while Rome burns.
Note-We will gladly give the best letters from those
interested who conceive of defense to this revely
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-23
Ferris of the Negro World Gets Mad

No institution from criticism In fact it virtue
which should inspire criticized
Everyone including the ncanate Christ has been
dspeaue and criticism The Chicago
the displeasue of Mr. VIM. H. Ferris Editor
World He objects of April ninth relative
Negro World of the April Sixteenth issue rees with vndtve
MESA and wrath.
when the peri of unemployment and kindred
the morale of the black and his
while peonage slavery, the Ku Klu well lynch
ns burnngs evidence feel that mopportne time
to bubble among black should be
engaged in work constructive in its nature.
publishers of the Chicago Whip MIR Ferris, notwhsand
ing hardly able supply the public with the
their publication nasmuch produced
cost of eight and sold for fve circulation liability which
Ferris charge against publishing false for the purpose
of nosorey is grossly unfounded
This paper independent weekly published in the
of everywhere 1t has avotes No story
published purpose gaining added circulation. The Chi
Whip front sheet the
of the local of the u NJ A for the that The Whip
wishes to impartial in the handling of in general 1t
deayors supply reading public with Mr. Fer
rs will further investigate he will learn that the kanayva wrecked
yganaon which employees well love its friends and
fight its enemies of whom manifold We of the opinion
that at this financial period he will do well to face the prob
lens diplomatic editor should. The u N l. A.
can afford enemies -
The Chicago Whip will continue to print the truth
,oug MFR Ferris objects this of yellow journalism
ead guilty and feel proud of it, We feel profound
in the Negro Improvement Association and
agreed plan of awakening the black people OF the
world do think profitable to engage IN disputes at this
time. Smile MIR. Ferris.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-23
HUNDRED DOLLARS

The Chicago Whip in announcing its Everybody Wins circu
laon building which called the attention OF readers
and friends of The Whip for the first time departing from the usual
custom in such enterprises and is taking people partne
derived shared with and the
plan calls for the distribution of HUNDRED DOL
LARS.
This is proposition exclusively for friends and readers
The big beautiful automobile the perfection
has been bought from home dealer The object of this ubsc
campaign the circulation Whip in
doing The Whip will benefit and that being the those who make
this increase in circulation possible will also prosper.
would have been possible have offered the participants
cheaper prizes rewards for their efforts but cheapness has
been the policy of The Whip be FIRST best
That the policy which this campaign will be
In making this list of So 10000 in rewards and prizes
any other part the country And final word the
publishers of The Whip pledge that the distribution
will be honestly and openly conducted criticism
(Signed) MacNEAL PUBLISHING. CO.,
The Publishers.