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The probabilities being as slim as
they are, it's just about perfectly
correct to start calling them the
fourth place Senator'S. They could
have and should have done better,
but next year is another season. as
the managers remark nowadays when
you interview them.
Rain. which the early morning
threatened would win the place for
the District of Columbia performers
II doubleheader, undoubtedly caused
Will Shakespeare to make his widely
quoted remarks anent the gentle
rain"
Goslin Wields Mean Club.
The Friday triumph here was a
sort of field day for young Mr.. Goslin.
who is anything but a youthful goose
as we call him, whanged out a single
and double off Bullet Joe Bush.
Each blow rescued. a pair of runs.
and the quartet represented as many
as the Red Sox could collect off Lefty
Mogridge.
Two Of the native four arrived in
the ninth inning. when the good-na-
tured southpaw was ju0t easing them
over, helping the boys to fatten the
batting averages. At that his leniency
almost got him into trouble. as the
tieing run was on the bases when
Milan hoped ir front Of a curving
liner from Liebold's war club.
Goslins got his one shot in the
fourth, and knocked off Harris and
Milan, who had previously singled.
That tied the pastime up, as the Sox
jumped Lefty for a pair in the third
chapter.
The double arrived in the sixth,
after Judge and Rice had been passed
and pilfered their way to the last two
hassocks. It really settled the game.
though Judge. Milan and Rice made it
sure by clicking out safeties for those
other two counters, in the eighth.
The Senators were outhit, but took
advantage of all their chances, only
two of theme being marooned, while
some half dozen of the Duffs were
stranded on the bases.
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FOOT BALL RESULTS

Boston College, "a: Boston Univer-
sity. 0.
Carson Newman. 10: Athens H. S., O.
Chattanooga, SO; Bryson College. O..
Spartanburg H. S.. Is: Wofford. 6.
Mississippi A and NJ, 20; Birming-
ham. Z.
Davidson. {: Presbyterian of S. c.. O..
Mercer Reserves. 2: Madison A. and
NJ. 0.
Baker University, %; William Jew
ell. 0.
Des Moines. "a: Parsons, o.
Illinois Wesleyan, "A; Eastern Illi-
nois. 5.
Lombard College, 103; Palmer Col
lege, 0.
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Williams of the Gophers has been
handicapped by having three of his
men declared ineligible.
The Iowa eleven meets Knox Col
lege at Iowa City and Ohio State. last
seasons champion. faces Ohio Wes-
leyan. Purdue engages wabash and
Indiana meets Kalamazoo.
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viii Coming World Should Be Co
Judge Lands to Attend
All World Series Games

CHICAGO. October 1.-JudSe
kenesaw NJ. Landlh will atte1d
all the world series ,Yamess he
announced last night before
leaving for a vaeatiae in Mich
igan. .ss.&ss 3sl
"It's part Of my sjob ns' hose
ball c0mmixsiOner to see tke
series. guess" said judge
Landis. "but I'D he there S4$-
how, vacation or mo vacatf0h.n
Evening star., 1921-10-01

. Gibraltars and Elks are playing at
Union Park this afternoon in the
first engagement of the three-game
series for the sandlot base ball cham
pionship of the District. The game
was scheduled to begin at o'clock.
The teams will meet in q double
header, tomorrow, starting at 8
o'clock.
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Jockey Robinson SUSPENDED.

NEW YORK. October Jockey Cliff
ford Robinson was suspended by the
board OF stewards at the AQueduct
meetings yesterday for alleged violation
of regulations concerning betting by
jockeys. The stewards of the Jamaica
meeting, which starts today. also have
suspended Robinson. pending action by
the Jockey Club.
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coLoRED MINES IN GAME.

LIE Droit Tigers will end their base
ball season tomorrow with a game
against the Oriental Tigers at 9Th and
X streets southeast. Jefferson or
Adams, rated high among the Dis
trict colored players. will hurl for
the LIE DroitS.
Evening star., 1921-10-01
ARMY P0L0IsTs IN ACTION.

Camp Humphreys Engineers and
War Departments second team are
,playing this afternoon in Potomac
Park in the opening game of the
Army's fall polo tournament. The
match was to start at $3.50 O'Clock.
-Four games are scheduled in the
tournament next week
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Stables Are DAMAGED.

HAVRE DE GRACE. Md. October 1.
The roofs of line of stables at the
race track yesterday were torn off by
A heavy windstorm. For a short time
all was confusion, men and horses run
ming wildly over the track. No one
was hurt.
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Noted of the Nationals

Prospects were for Zachary and
Erickson against Pennock and Karr
in the dual bill that winds up the
Boston season today. ' .'
When the sun goes back Of the
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Still In the Running

Two.base hits-Heslin. Walters. Bush Three
Rice, Walters Sacrifces-Harris, Leibold
Walters. Double piays-Shanks to Harris to
Judge: Scott to Pratt to McInnis; J. Collins
to McInnis: Brsh to Scott to McInnis Left
on bases-Washington, 2: Boston. g. Bases
on baIls-On Mogridge. 4; OFF Bush. 4. Struck
Out-By Mogridge. .; by Bush. g. Umpires-
Messrs. Connolly and Chill. Time of game
hour and y minutes.
Evening star., 1921-10-01
CENTRAL ON GRIpIR0N.

Central High Schools foot ball
team was to play its first game of
the season this afternoon in the
Mount Pleasant stadium. meeting
Charlotte Hall Military Academy
The teams were expected to clash at
3 O'Clock.
Evening star., 1921-10-01
What May Happen
in Base Ball Today
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

GAMES TODAY. GAMES TOMORROW.
Washington at Boston. Phila. at Washington
Phila. at New York. BOston at New York.
Cleveland a Chicago. Cleveland at Chicago.
St. Louis at Detroit. st. Louis at Detroit
Results of Yesterdays Games.
Washington. 6: Boston. 4.
Cleveland, 8: Chicago. >.
New York at Philadelphia (rainl.
Evening star., 1921-10-01
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

GAMES TODAY. GAMES TOMORROW.
Pittsbgh at st. Louis. PIttsb'gh at st. Louis.
New York at Phila. New York at Bkn.
Chicago at Cincinnati. Chicago at Cincinnati
Boston at Brooklyn.
Results of Yesterdays Games.
St. Louis. IL; Pittsburgh. 4.
Boston at New York train)
Evening star., 1921-10-01
MANY BIG GRID GAMES
TO BE DECIDED TODAY

CEF todays college foot ball cene
initial Prieceon Cornell Columbia Army and
1921 gdron The schedule featured
the debut
had their
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Wins Third Race Of Meet.

COLUMBUS. Ohio. October 1.-Grand
circuit racing came to a close yester-
day with Peter Daw winning the 2l0
trot for his third victory during the
Evening star., 1921-10-01
Fans Hoot Fighters.

|, NEW YORK. October 1.-Willie
jackson and Pete Hartley. light
weights. fought fifteen listless rounds
to draw hefe last night. Both men
were hooted frequently by the spec
tators.
Evening star., 1921-10-01

Without .Aitroek to distract atten-
tion, the Mcbride, crew looms as q
ball team worthy ..of higher niche
in the scheme of things. Now that
ing, he's likely to get somewhere
next Sseason. X - =, =
Evening star., 1921-10-01

The, game.was marked by fine field
ing. neither team making anything
that resembie ed an,error. The athletes
played as though the long end of the
series meant something. - ,
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Exhibition Base Ball.

At Baltimore-Philadelp Nation
ais, II; Baltimore Internationals, 9.
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clouds. Goslin is placed in right field,
so that Milan can cavort around the
angles Of the-ledge in left. Doing
that Friday saved the game. as the
veteran pulled down a couple that
might have escaped the youngster.
The. Friday game was watched by
the smallest crowd of the year, not
more than 400 paid and war tax cus-
toners being in the orchard.
Three double plays. ,Rept the Sena-
toria1 score down, Two Of them were
perpetrated on ORourke. who was
the victim of fine plays by Scott and
Collins. ,.
Joe Bush served Mogridge "a. cripple
to hit IN, the seventh after the game
was .fu. and the pitchers mighty
swing resulted in a puny pop to third.
Judge pinched second cleanly in the
SIXTH and then swiped third, teaming
up with Rice in the. double steal af-
fair. WafteEss never had a chance to
even throw the hall. 5t
Evening star., 1921-10-01

-SOIIIC0IIIIlS.
Should, however. tie Red Sox col
lect both pastimes. which there is no
reason to believe they will, and then
flop the Yankees on the morrow.
while the Sens are being defeated at
home by the lowly Mackmen (no rea-
son for that. either). fourth place will
60 to the Boston entry.
The ultimate figures In that event
would be:
W. L. Pct.
Boston ........... 78 rs sos
Evening star., 1921-10-01
PLAY FOR sANDLoT TITLE.

Totals. .4s9 5o3 81
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-09
ZoczKB

Mrs Robert Reid and Mrs. Nv. ",
Hinebaugh and daughter Mildred left
today for Epworth Heights, Luding'
ton, Mich, to spend vacation.
Miss Wilhelmina Requarth Of the
Bannon music shop went to Decatur
to spend the week end visiting rela.
tives.
Mrs. Lelah W. Lynn has returned
TO Chicago after spending week Wis
iting her parents in Center ottawa.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Slor OF Mar
settles are the parents OF baby
daughter born at Ryburn hospital last
night.
Mrs, Harry Witte of Clinton street
underwent an operation yesterday
morning at Ryburn hospital.
William Lane of Marseilles visited
friends In this city last night.
George Billings of Earlville visited
friends In Ottawa last evening.
Henry Wiley of Ottawa avenue
spent last evening in La Sale.
Manley Morley visited friends In
Peru last evening.
Miss Hazel Debolt OF East Main
street was La Sale visitor last
night.
winston Colwell visited friends in
Peru last evening.
Vincent Freeman Of North Ottawa
visited friends in Morris last night.
William Higgins of Morris trans.
acted business in his city yesterday.
Harold liaage OF Marseilles was an
Ottawa visitor last night.
Ex.sherif f. NJ Davis of Streator
transacted business in Ottawa today.
Attorney George r. Bell of Lostant
was an Ottawa visitor today
lllnathan Hathaway went to Chica-
go this morning for a short visit with
friends
Miss Grace Woodruff Of walnut
street went to Streator today to spend
the week end.
Mr., and Mrs Paul Krier and daugh-
ter of Streator are spending the week
end visiting Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Claude Jr. on Madison street.
Jack Lansaddle went to La Sale to-
day on business visit.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-09
BRUNDAGE FIRES BOMB,
THEN LEAVES CAPITAL

Springfield, July attorney gen
eral Brundage returned to Chicago
last night and assisted in his Office
here today declared they had no state
ment to make and did not dare to dis
cuss the action of their chief in his
war against Len Small. The COVER
nor is still absent from the capital
and is understood to be at his home
in Kankakee. Mr., Brundage- is ex
pected to return to Springfield Mon.
day for the grand jury hearing that
afternoon. States Attorney Mortimer
issued call for the grand jury late
yesterday The hearing is set for / 30
Monday afternoon and it is said the
accounts of three state treasurers will
be probed in an effort to determine
whether any state funds have been
mishandled.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-09
LEONORE.

Mrs. Herman Schmitt entertained
the Social circle at her home north
of town Wednesday evening, Four.
teen members of the order were
present and also four guests of hon
or Music was had throughout the
afternoon while those present also
engaged. in playing games Al a
late hour light luncheon was serv-
ed The next meeting will be held
at the home Of Mrs. Lorima Under,
July 20.
Mrs. Anna Bassett received a Sc
rious injury to her knees Tuesday
evening when, as she was walking,
she tripped on the carpet on the floor
Of her home. She was caused to
stumble to her knees striking them
very hard on the floor. Since then
she has been confined to bed
Mr. Martin OFT has been III for the
past week.
Miss Ethel Adamson of Chicago Is
spending several days visiting at the
home Of her parents in Leonore.
Frank Schuck received letter the
other day from an old friend, John
Oldenburg of Spokane, Wash. Mr.
Schuck was surprised to read in the
letter that his former chum had been
blind for the past two years, as the
result OF an attack Of influenza.
Mrs, John Lectner, who had been
here visiting relatives, returned tc
her home Thursday.
Miss Caroline Setter spent several
days visiting at the home of Mrs. Ida
Loeback
Mr.. and Mrs Charlie Rimm of Pom
tiac and son Charles We're guests a,
the home of Mrs. Ida Loeback Thurs
| day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Henderson and
sisters, Mrs. Pearl Lee, Miss Hattie
and friend Marie and family, all Of
Chicago spent Saturday evening as
the guests at the home OF Mrs. Cassie
Curtis and brother Nelson. Games
were played throughout the evening
while the guests also danced. AT 8
late hour light luncheon was serv
| ed.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-09
RUSH INSTALLATION
OF APPARATUS FOR
CITY PLAY GROUNDS

Work Is being rapidly pushed on
the Fairgrounds and the Plate Glass
ground is practically finished This
was considered the hardest job and
was undertaken first. The erectors
had the misfortune to break casting
as one Of the heavy pieces slipped.
, then there had to be three holes dyna-
mited, besides this there was delay in
delivery Of material AS soon as the
cement is set the trimmings, that is
the swings ana otner attachments.
will be put on. Then the real activ.
tiles will be in.
Il Is the intention that by this eve
Mug South Ottawa and North Ottawa
Will be served to the same extent
The East side Is finished SO far with
the exception of hanging the rope lad,
| ders on the giant stride This Is no
easy Iob. this erection of the heavy
apparatus and Mr.. Hermann. the di.
rector, and o. j. Christmann have
been on the job Tor the last three days
erecting with their working force .
There will be lot to do yet after the
apparatus IL installed as Mr.. Hermann
intends to lay out play ground ball
diamonds and form league among
the different play grounds. There
will also be volley ball, something
new for Ottawa, which will also be
very attractive for bigger kids" Mr..
Hermann is an expert at this game
also and promises to give both the
boys and girls a run at this game.
Other athletics and field sports will
be on the program as the playground
develops and the citizens of Ottawa
are requested to watch the proceed.
| ings when once started, which will be
within the next week. Mr.. Hermann
| is very enthusiastic over Ottawas
4 success in the playground venture and
feels sure that his efforts will be APP,
preciated when it is once demonstrate
ed what good results follow.
Mr.. Hermann has been given police
power over all Fairgrounds and will
! see that everything is conducted in
, an orderly manner. and no parent
! need hesitate to send their kiddies to
the grounds when he is present. He
will necessarily have to divide his
time to one day week to each local
ity. The schedule OF his rounds will
| (be published later. A meeting is
called for Monday evening at the
Chamber OF Commerce of the perma'
nent playground committee. 1t is
hoped that every member will be pre-
sent as there are several things that
will need attention and must be de-
cided once for all for the permanent
good of the playground system.
The general public should under,
stand that the playground committee
cannot be held responsible for any in
juries received by the children nor
anyone else. or course all efforts
will be made to avoid them and the
children educated to that end. In
Chicago the city has notices to this
effect posted on all Fairgrounds. The
committee arranged to erect the var
ious apparatus and it is up to the
Riddles and others who may be attend
! ing an using the apparatus to use or"
binary caution and very few, If any
| accidents will happen.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-09
SLEUTH CHANGES MIND
ABOUT BOOZE SEARCH

New York, July "a police detec.
tive who attempted to search the pri-
vate lockers of the New York Giants
at the Polo grounds for liquor yester-
day, had his curiosity curbed by 5arl
Smith, catcher of the club.
The players found the detective in
the dressing room after morning
practice Several OF them turned over
the keys to lockers on his demand.
Smith refused to Cd so, demanding
to see search warrant. The detec-
tive announced that he was acting
under orders to make the search and
would do so if he had to fight it out
Smith invited him outside at once
After a short and furious encounter
in which he got the worst of 1t, the
detective left in a hurry for rein
forcements" He did not return.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-09
MRS. MARY M'MAMARA,
19 YEARS A CLERK AT
LUCEYS,' PASSES AWAY

Mrs. Mary V. Mcnamara, 919 Pop
ness woman, who for almost decade
had been employed in the Lucey dry
goods store in this city passed away
this morning at the Sacred Heart
sanitarium in Milwaukee, after a five
weeks Illness Of Bright'a diease. The
news of Mrs McNamara's demise was
received as a severe shock to her
many friends in this city, who, while
they knew her condition was very
critical. were. hoping for her complete
recovery. " Ai-'
Mrs. Mcnamara was removed from
her home in this city to the Milwau
lee 5aifitarmlna on Tuesday morning.
HI / coalition ct that time was Very
Leiacua! although she scented better
after roechng the sanitarium. Her
sonS, who accompanied her there, re
turned to Ottawa Wednesday morn
ing, thinking that their mother was
on the road to recovery. A few hours
later they were summoned back to the
sanitarium by a message announcing
that Mrs. Mcnamara had suffered IA
change for the worse.
MRS. Mcnamara was an.active mem-
Der Of the -.Daughteis of Of Isabella
andsRf the RoyaL Neighbors.]@ Sht
was also one Of the most devout mem
bers of St Patrick's Catholic church,
She will be greatly missed in all three
OF these organizations.
For the past nineteen vars she had
been employed in the Lucey store,
going there shortly after the death of
her husband, John Mcnamara, which
occurred in this city twenty years ago.
She probably was better known than
any other employe of local dry goods
store and had scores of customers
who refused to trade with anyone but
her.
Mrs. Mcnamara was native of La
Sale. having been born in that city
about iifty-eight years ago. Her mar
riage to John Mcnamara occurred
there thirty-six years ago. Shortly
after the nuptial the family moved to
Ottawa, where they have since re-
sided
The four sons Of Mrs Mcnamara,
Thomas, Frank and Edward McNa.
mara of this city and John Mcnamara
of Morris, and her sister, Miss Bird
get Cannon, who resided with her,
We're at her bedside at the time OF
her death Besides the four sons and
sister, Mrs Mcnamara is survived by
two brothers Patrick and Michael
Cannon of La Sale. Three children
preceded her in death,
The remains will be brought to OF
tawa for burial arriving here on the
1885 train over the Rock Island to,
night. The announcement of the fu-
neral services will be made later.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-09
HENTRICH'S BAND TO
PLAY AT STATE PARK

A band concert will be given AT
Starved Rock State Park Sunday aft.
ernoon by Hentrich's military band.
The concert will be free and all Wis
itors to the park are invited to at
tend
The following program has been ar
ranged for the afternoon:
March, "Trumpeta Of Victory. Jewell
Overture, Morning, Noon and
Night" .... ..,..,,,,,....Su ppe
Medley, Southern Echoes. Hayes
Hawaiian patrol. "Kilauea" . Stewart
Lassus, "A Trombone Jazz" 80.
.... .............,..... Fillmore
Selection, "Maritana" ann, Wallace
Waltz, "Rcscland" ......... Holmes
Popular "Alnt We Got Fun" etc.
............ ....,,....... Whiting
Celebrated minuct ,,.., Padcrewski
March "Semper t'idelis" ..... Sou9a
The Star Spangled Bannor'.....
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-09
BLAME OIL COMPANIES
FOR MEXICAN TROUBLE

Mexico City, uJly 9,-Disorders that
occurred at Zacamixtla, state OF Vera
Cruz, on Thursday when workmen at
petroleum camp attacked oil prop
critics in that district have subsidized
and the situation there is tranquil, 1t
was announced today by ?lutarco II.
Gales secretary Of the interior Sec.
rotary Gales characterized rumors re-
garding the trouble at Zacanixtla as
another attempt by oil companies TO
place difficulties between the United
States and Mexico.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-09
BANK BANDITS CAUGHT
AT LEM0NT: LOOT FOUND

Chicago, July auto bandits, en-
tering the Clearing House Bank at
noon, held up the bank officials and
escaped with $4,000, according to re
ports to police In their haste to es-
cape the robbers overlooked another
SIS 900 in the cashiers cage, Word
was received by the police this after
noon that two OF the robbers had been
caught at, Lemont, III. where they had
been traced by detectives. Part OF
the money was recovered from the
captiveS
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-09
POSTPONE PHONE
RATE HEARING

The hearing before the Public Utili
ties Commission, of the petition OF
the United Telephone Co for per
mission to continue charging their
present rates permanently, has been
continued until September 20. The
hearing was to have been held at the
city offices in this city on Monday
July 49,. The company made a motion
for the continuance a few days ago
which was not granted until this
morning.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-09
NGLAND-IRlSH ORDER
POSSIBILITIES ENDED
fContinued from page l.,

here this morning on his way to Lon
don, he said that he and their col
leagues had achieved their object and
that further progress toward peace in
ireland was question 10 be discuss
ed by Mr.. Lloyd George and Mr.. De
Valera.
Sentiment in Ireland, he said, in re.
ferring to the public attitude there, is
over whelming in favor of settele-
ment ard there is a Prevent hope il
will possible arrive at solution that
will be permanent.
Received BY King.
London, July 9.-Earl Middleton
South Irish unionist leader reached
London this afternoon after having
travelled nearly all night from Dub
ss3tAsaad, alnast immediately re
Ceived in audience by the king.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-09
BURNED CRATES JULY
a TO KEEP COMFY

Miss Cora Raley, teacher in the Lin.
coin school, now visiting relatives AT
Colorado Springs, writes from that
city that the temperature on the
Fourth was net like that which OF
tawa experienced Fires in CRATES
were necessary for comfort and a day
or two later snow-capped Pixies Peak
was plainly visible from where she
was stopping.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-09
Word for Jude Johnson.

We wish to say a kind word for
Jude johnson: He is not one or those
hypocrites who have beautiful front
yards and very dirty and unsightly
back yards. His front yard Is every
bit as dirty as his back yard.--Atchi-
son Globe
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-09

chain OF tire stores; good references
required; tires guaranteed s,00O.mila
tires at prices that compel business.
manager shares IN company's profits.
must invest 81 600; wonderful oppor.
tunity; permanent business; big
profits; II you are big enough to carry
this responsibility wire collect MA.
TlONAL TIRE STORES, 1920 South
Michigan Ave, Chicago.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-09
NOTICE.
Mrs. Bertha Hodges and All Whom |
-

Mre. Bertha Hodges and All Whom 1t
May Concern
Take notice that on the 9Th day
of July, A. D.. 1921, petition was
filed by Mrs, Josephine Wagner in tn :
County Court OF La Sale County, III
nois, to have a certain child named
Bertha Hodges declared a delinquent
and to take from you the custody and
guardianship Of said child and for the
appointment Of guardian for said
child
Now, unless YOU Mrs. Bertha
Hodges, appear within twenty days
after the date CT this notice and show
cause against such application the pc
tition shall be taken for confessed
and decree entered.
7. A. FERGUSON,
Clerk of the County Court of La Sale
County.
Dated July 9th, 1921