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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-12
cHiRoPRAcToRs. ~
Palmer School Graduates.

Ottawa, I'LL. ,,,,
Office Phone loos, Res, Phone 111O.L,
Hours: '10.l2, 2-5.. iS' ~
Rooms 2l2.l4 Central Life Building.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-12

FOR SALE-Two-story frame house
at S15 Walnut St, owned by NJ. f.
Farrell, who has moved to Lee
county; rents for $22; sell lot, 60xl2G,
and house for $3.50 cash; paving and
sewer all paid.
Tel 64S-W. T. B. FARRELL.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-12

Central Life Bldg. Ottawa.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-02
DEMPSEY NOT TO Bon
TO DECISION FRIDAY

BOSTON Aug The situation IN
Gh!ch JACK DEMPSEY found himself
.orccG 20 I-'crd has words h'HvE-
weigh boxing chan ?ioEship against
III. RparrlEE partner 81 Buffalo re-
c&nt,y .r!l; NOT -" rcrctt"@ In Nas-a-
eausStts, i-ug-7c Euc@ @J, q member
JARED today.
D.mpaty 10 90 l9x ~ ry'ih.i.on
Tout" here F:;d1y nigit n;d u aud
III, tunss Or Nrw T5i& state. re-
Qaj.sl ,iaf a csc,gIor 30 rtrt. -!
Oversize b:ciGp YipY-s |rf h'Nds"af
~ii b. via Ly oe':. Demo,cy anG
SuHhie, sAR}'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-02
JOE LYNCH NAMED
TO MEET kILB ANE

NJ" iOiN. Aug. 1.-The proposed
""H'cmcht OF Joe Lynch. bantam
N''Eh' champion OF tho world in.
,."uihE Ntw YORK. nnd Johnny XII
ban". f"athcrwcight boss bryond ,ha
jurisdiction OF the New York Athlete
commission. is the strongest OF nv.
ynnnplohsh'p tight prospects NOW en-
ard, III. promoter
!!bhne probably viii receive an
oiicr in few days of a match with
Lynch At l22 pounds. ringsid. when
weight ~ what has deferred tho le-
johnny.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-02
'Ry Associated Press

LOUIS. Aus l.-pitrhiur wei;
u IN. 3Hrch"s. !tay Kol2 hurled thS
l'VNru - their fourth. consecutive
victory "rCr the Pad SCN. : TO :.
iooa!. : thrcc-run tally in mo sew
-. III inning decided the game IN favor
-: :hc locals. MCManus aud VII
i:cns mt home runs II WAS WI
Us ;ns' iwentN-SeVCuth circuit drive
OF tic season and his nfih in the
las ny" days. The Browns Increased
thci: Loud TO two games as result
y thclr victory. while the Chicago
New York game was called on &C.
count OF rain. Score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-02
GIANTS KILLED AGAIN
BY PIRATE bLUDGEONS
Pittsburgh Makes 1t Four
Straight Over New
York's Pride.
tBy Assoclatcl Press /

NEW YORK. Aug. i.-Pittsburgh
made IT four straight from New York
mere this afternoon. winning the last
E'ihc oi inc series. 10 to = II was
worids champions and reduced thor
ic"h over 81. Louis to a few points.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-02
TIGERS SWEEP SERIES
lBy AssncIated Press. |

clean sweep Of the four game series
with Philadelphia, winning today. II
TO i. and went into q tie with Chicago
FOR third place. Cobb got two hits
out Of nv" times up Increasing the
run .; consecutive games in which h-
has hit safely To sixteen. Score:
HhIlnnt lnhiu.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-02
SENATORS HIT HARD

~ N-NO0IhI"I IVUss-
CLEVELAND. Aug !.-Clcv"laNd
hammered thc Washington pitchers
to. twenty -uac hits FOR "a total OF
thirty Eve bases. and won Ioday's
game. - 20 3 Gardner led In tho
attack with Il home run. three dou-
hl"s and Il single ia Nyr times Al bat.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-02
BRAVES FINALLY WIN.

~ Associated Press
BOSTON. Aug l.-BostOn broke !ts
!oSinE streak BY defeating cinc!n-
natl. TO .. today. Maruuara was
given brilliant support Score:
Cincinnati.
Il II. " q. a r.
furnS, c'. ........ o o 0
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-02

had trouble il securing some tennis
trousers since his arrival in this
country. In one match he played his
socks and trousers scarcely met. The
big Australas!an says that thcrr does
nos appear 10 be any mon in Amer
ica possessing real pair Of legs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-02
C0OSON HOLDS WILSON
70 THREE LONE SWA!s
League Leaders Unable 10
Solac Shoots of Colts
Utility Ace.
Blencber~ HIVE Sport IA Ho'uc Rur
sca.;cv Eniis to Connect SnfrlN.
>rny CunuipEhnu, Wh!r Draws
Ir~r. and cheers

?sr-Cav ,o.nd the Colts perform
d.. -, ,, r,.or, ,d 80.
~,
N''h -'"'
cc;s. Consequently wilson coi TIE
snU.. enc OF Il To count. resulting
A., ri.,,ora .aktos- IN. sc.i,. ~.
49,, ,..,.
1UuSo" "'" '''e 't"'""' "0"t'"'S
i"ok.rs SCR. WIN sNch s!uSSeTs as
Eas;y W.Ei.-s ard Old Bill Gun
n;reran hclp,ess L,royo his shoots
om2e ior Il ""Eoic ana sent nome the
c.l. ruuuc: ~ reach there. was
f..nia "a, nt, u.v. t1,.n trims -vIr.
h"F '''
route "Ni,h got htm tHt FaA@ not
only from the uLeach,rii"s. hat from
MS own team mates Wa.Icrs failed
10 connect safely ouly once getting
m. b,u ,,, .f r..inr.ro
M, r,,
me Colts swung against ihe white
sphere Tor 'h'Ftcvn s"ictes, among
Mhich were ihErc i"i t"ite baEs
ron; runs We're registered III the
opening frame when were more IMAM
enough 10 Set'ie 'ht conference iof
tht day Mcthhn' VINO celebrated ms
hrSt day WIN Ia" buts' WAS !anked
cary III the .htnScmch!, Dut after
tive runs had scored Quinn. who
succeeded hin MAS struck eight
TINES. out sept The blows scattered
anu only saw two runs registered.
Four rams were huns W by the
colts before tnc fans got comfort
ably seated Ramos lead on with 4
hin.chyr to dcrp center which not
ted him three bases Murhun got
nervous and walked Arngon and
keclcr and The trio qulcilly debarkrd
when Wcafcr landed 10! three bases
OlGrinc singled. scoring Wcater.
With one ON and none out. Thomp-
son sacrificed Com!sAty sent Rubv
To thiyd win his onc-ply smack
Hope. however. famed and podscn
lifted high lily to MaThag
Wi,>,n scared on,.
'1'm 80 ~ ~! i" .nr
- ""o
va !'t.u'l ;
y" u''.'.'' ' ,' u!
''SM III Nv" o"es
IN me e's". w" h"Es to' on guy
:" -" az ""sS -'''".S uou"Iru
,,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-02

T0tals 4? = q :; 9

'HU1ro ~ EfIoNacn IN nlniN.
Nasl...gton . a0n 600 6ol- 2
Cleveland ....-. .nGI so ipN--li
summary Two-hasr hits Rice.
Gardner 3 EagDy. !. Scwcll. Speaker.
JaN.''sru. 0'%c.U Three hHsr h.'s--
Wamh. M-ln.is li1w' rua,iurd
ae' stolen has" O'N,il Double
u.n,s So-'il HrI Nrlrrist pcckin-
uaEgH Harm, and judgF; Gardner.
WamNy and M"luuls' Harris aud PIci-
n.r't Lift nN bases Washington. II;
CIeve!tuh Euse on hals-oT Fran
C.s q ~ harry. ! Erickson g. Bagby
-. liits-oG Francis, ~ in 3i-2 in
al!gs Erickson. 3 10 9;-3 innings
Zachary. IN 1ia innings struck
out by Erickson !. Losing pitcher
Francis. Empires, NalNn ana Hide
brand Time. ..lS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-02
AMERICAN YACHTS
HOLD DUGGAN CUP
LNy AssooIAtcI Pross.I

WHITE BEAR. MINI. Aug l.,
American yachts finished nrst AID
scconn In N" last Of their tire
t;aStn WIN IA" Canadian yachts on
another year. at least, the JUggan
Trophy. III" count FOR the sc!!rs IL
Whit" Bear Yacht club. % RoyaI
81. Lawrence Yacht Club. Montreal, ..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-02

Ray Ryan is nominated ~ man
a1er for Skinquartcr when it lands
tn. Nirr tnia League franchise on the
proposed el6ht-Club circuit.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-02

pi,tsburgh V>> :" sn m, !6n ,oo -
New nrk ...........lo0 100 600
>, summary: Two base hit-Mcuscl.
lone run--Carcy. Stolen baacs--
Grimm. SacrinocH--Young, Russcll.
HlGbce. Mattox. Double playE-Griinm
,unasS!sted): GuOch and Traynor
LETT on bascs-How York, :: Puts
nnrEh. 4. BnEos on hnlls-on Ryan
=: on Jonnard. 2. on COOPER. /. struck
"ut-by Ryan, ,: by Jonnard. 3 bv
Cooper. 3. lii,s.--on Ryan. In 3 IL;
OK Jonnard, IN twu-th!rda. off
scott none in .. Iii' by p,,cher-by
Ryan tGoochJ; by JonnHri GRusrclIj.
Losing pitcher - Ryan. rmpircs -.
bhay an! Hart Time 1855.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-02

FinmeG1n Is due 10 hu.l FOR Rich
MgnH III today'S contest on the Island.
whether Ac Is IA shape is the Qucs-
tun that 's disturbing the fans.
,th"rwiS" /; VIII he necessary 10 send
Lewis back. which - nut desired be-
cause OF the condition OF his pitching
hand WITH only four in"umdsmcn
me Colts have u handicap that looks
bad. The I;uFS have Benny IicHruc
ana John to send against Richmond.
The former has not proved Il ter
rur Tor ia, Islanders. uu; .iolim has
o"t!u'kcd the locals -; all stages This
season.
Tho Fulton Athletic Association
should also be encouraged in its cf
forts to create Il machine Tor the pro-
motion oI athletics among the youth
90 the tar east section 'ih" organi-
z"tlon has ARRANGED i boxing and
wrestling card Tor Friday night mat
should To- an interesting ou" The
"ss"ciait"u'S building is AT rIfth and
Nicholson Streets The Invitation for
members Us general one.
church Hin Athl"uc club has an
excellent opporumity in the East
End. The entire athletic program
!as at lis aim the raising of money
10 interest :hc young STEERS in attn
lvti1s. Eut while At j. a lIuGAblc
goa! the club has set The fact re-
mains that preparations should he
made for competitions among the
youngsters as one 90; the best means
Of getting jhcH interested in de-
Welcoming themselves. Track and
field events should he staged r,EG-
larIy. and the results Win speak Tor
Ira Thomas. old Athletic star. ana
NOW scout COR the MaekuCU. Is 20
ported as eager 70 set back into liar
rasS VIA tho managerial route. lie
q dickc:ing Cor share IN the nt-
!HntU eiuh which JUST now COM
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-02
Colts Winning Streak Equals Years Mark
GOSSIP OF SPORTDOM
Respect for League Leaders Is Lacking
Fourth in row for the Colts.
by EARLE LUTZ


parehy Seventeen
\ ali clubs
circuit would show Il OF So
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-02

Letters from fans are felcomc. even
when they take the sports editor to
task. But II Is not fair to expect at
tcNtiON when the miss!vcs are Un-
signed. Please stay In the open
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-02

Decision on Wilson'S saucal against
the Newport News player and salary
limit Is still waited with patience.
Ken Williams. OF the ST. Louis
Browns. and Roger Uorushy. OF the
Cardinals. now stand evcN-Stcven in
their race for the honnc-run honors
Ken made his twcnty-scventh ycStcr-
day. and that made four consecutive
rotnd-,rip wallops in Tour cUnsccu-
tive lays
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-02
superior baseball has given Rich

Superior baseball
this week On Monday
Yesterday Dodson
backed up with avalanche
N'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-02

In the not
IN
Rchnonders
to snatch the league lead by
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-02
NEW YORK GIRL WINS
INTERNATIONAL SWIM
~ Assnc.ntnd rrcssl

IN Associated PrcSS.
NEW iORiI. Aug. l.-Gcrtrude
Ed.ric. Of thc New York Womcn's
Swimming Association. won the three
and onc-half mile international
swimming race for women OF Long
Island toda". finishing In 81 minutes
"a 30 seconds. Helen Wainwright. Of
The same club. was second ana Hilda
James, the youthful British star,
third Ail"cn kiEGin. OF the New
York Association. finished fourth.
The Joseph i. Day team trophy
for tn. race goes To tn. New York
association. The individual trophy
goes to Miss r.dcrle.
The race was held In driving
rain, starting AT Manhattan Beach
and ending at Brighton Beach.
international League.
Newark Jersey Clty-rain.
Reading. 90. Baltimore. %. oScc-
ond game, innings by agrecment.l
Rochester. s Toronto. ..
American Associations.
81. Paul, 10. Indianapolis, O-3
minneapolis. 10. louisville. ::
Kansas city. .. Toledo. /
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-02

a fielder as his name might suggest.
lie IS q HEAVIER and was acquired from
The TeNas-Ok!ahoma League.
T. G. Wertheim. the Austra!as;on &c
IN" giant among all the ;all men COM
ling ON the turf of the S.ahrirb,
Lawn Tennis and Cricket Club Fran
f' t.ou"u L." the top Of his smooth
.! rI"S"'" black Gaid lie measures
N!N i"tt seven inches. Wcrthnj,n has
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-02
'baiird for j. Collins in seventh
liattcG Tor w. collins in seventh.
,Eattcd for Ferguson in ninth.
Totals
By innings

Boston ........''......O Oo oco Oo2..
St Louis ......... .Ol0 06l Cox!
summary. Twu-basc hits-Jacob-
son. Frat. Fcwstcr Home runs
McManus and Williams. Sacrifices
shorten and Bronkie. Double plays
Gerber and Jacobson: Burns tunaS-
sisted: Gerber. McAlanus aud Jacob
son. Left on DEMONSTRATION. -: 81.
Inns. Ferguson. ]: kolp. ,. Struck
out--bY kCln. .; w. Collins. ! Hits
off w collins. c in . innings. Fer
suSor, / in Innings. Wild pitch
kOlp. Losing pitcher. w. Collins.
tmp!rcs, Connolly and Owens. Time.
1858
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-02
If Richmond should win all F.,

II Richmond should win all remaining
would be Of
hnE of
average o iV' 10y winning onehd OF
be 347,
point ii possible o reach
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-02
southern Associations.

Chattanooga z. Birmingham. 4.
Atlanta 3; Ld;tle NonE. 6
New orleans memphis rain.
Mobile. 70; Nashville. :.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-02

Gus Kctchun who joins tho Attn
lc,.cs at once, is neither a catcher nor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-02

cp'umri1. o: Charleston. -.
iir'hSl!is. 10. augusta. 1.
SrartanourE, C, Charlotte, :,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-02
l,iriinhnnt I.rnGnr
south Atlantic.

!'Ul' FNI II NN:NIW. B
~ bc,u'. L.. banv.llc, (
salem. Green borc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-02

American A.Snciation.

81 Pau, 10. Indianapolis, G-3
Minneapolis. 10. louisville. 3
Kansas CITY. :. Toledo. /
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-07-12
Initiation and Ruination

The German mark has reached low level be-
ing worth cent the dollar of its value before the
This depreciation due the initiation of currency and
has been going since the began 1t only end
the complete decentralization of finance and industry the
fate of all such initiation, and such fate
sired in Germany of eyadng reparaton pay
ments and restoring monarchy by the reactionaries,
As the purchasing power of paper money shrnks it is
necessary to increase the denominations the bills In
faton has gone far in Russia that they are printing mil
lion rubes bills where they formerly printed rubs the
purchasing power of the million rubes under the Soviet
is not much greater than the single rube under the car
there is security back Of it, other the fiat of
revolutionary government. which began business by re-
pudiatng the nations obligations and whose overthrow
would complete the worhlessness Of its paper currency
Any nation exist for awhile using money because
the population helpless before compuson but barter
soon replaces paper exchange medium both
within and without its borders No nation can force other
nations to accept worthless money exchange for goods or
in payment of debts and neither individual nor nation will
loan without security So fiat money depreciaes
" in value until becomes utterly worthless and is rejected
by its makers.
There must be security back of all money govern
ment that has proven its stability meets its obligations
promptly shows its good faith demonstrated its
honesty has established credit But experiments in govern
ment which repudiate debts unlimited issues of
money have credit and will loan to such Russia
will have to show good faith redeem her obligations and de-
flate her before anyone viii invest in Russian
securities Germany will have make an honest effort to
reparatons aud her policy currency initiation
'efore anyone viii invest in German securities
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-07-12

and she is stanGing at the wins
waiting for her cue," Davis called
back as he entered his car.
II have heard from Margaret
john" Doris greeted Davis as hi
arrived at her home, "and
never knew she was as sweet as
she was. She told me that she had
read something of Harry's trouble
abroad and that she had been sc
sorry both for him and for me. ;
Did she say that she came
home on that account?" asked
Davis quickly.
Il didn't ask her why she
came home so suddenly, but there
has always been a deep friendship
between Margaret and me, and
possibly she did. l am awfully
anxious to get to Harry. l want
to tell him how sweet Margaret
was, how she hoped that he was
going to get well right away and
how she sent her kindest regards
to him"
Davis groaned inwardly.
did you tell her that you had
withdrawn your petition for di-
vorce?"
"she would have known that
I would do that"
What did she say when you
told her that you were going to
forgive him?"
"She didn't say anything but
could feel the vibrations of her
sympathy and approval over the
wire"
Is she coming over?"
Doris wrinkled up her nose in an
effort to decide. do you know,
John. I really am not sure wheth-
er she is coming or not right
away. You see she spoke to me so
sympatheticaIly and was so sweet
about it all, and we talked SO
long. that at the last whether she
would come or not. was rather
vague. But of course she will come
she knows l need her.
And now I am going to see
Harry, am l not?"
The doctors say that you can
see him in the morning" Davis
swallowed a lump in his throat
as he said this for he determined
that Notwithstanding any objec-
tions Harry might offer, he was
not going to worry himself into
an early grave trying to invent
more excuses to give Doris.
"Oh, I wish l could have seen
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-07-12

him today! l knew he will be In
terested In hearing what Margar-
ct said to me. 1t certainly might
cheer him up to know that she ful
ly approves of my forgiving him
and taking him back. / have de-
cided, John, that while 1t may be
necessary for us TO go south for
a little time, that as soon as Har
~ RECEIVERS his health, we will go
to New York. 1t ought not be
hard for Harry to get a position
as editor, either on a magazine or
in q publishing house"
poor Harryi She has got it all
marked out for him. Davis said
to himself. And he is probably
lying in that hospital hoping to
hear from Margaret every time
the telephone rings, unless CLAW
ering has already told him of the
conversation"
Clavering had told Harry.
Good Heavens, Jim snapped
Glendening petulantly, will Dor
is always ball things up for me.
What do you suppose Margaret
thought when Doris phoned herr"
We'll, for one thing, Harry,
she must know now that there
hasn't been the slightest suspic-
ion in Doris mind that you have
made love to Margaret Earle"
why, I haven't made love to
her. Damn it man, can't you see
that l am in love with her, have
always been in love with her?
was in love with her before
knew her. expect to be in love
with her after l am dead"
What about ali these other al
fairs that have come between?"
What about that 'one-woman's
man we read so much about?'
i've never seen one" return
ed Harry weartly. There may be
such thing but not that I know
of. Take a wire, Jim, for me to
Margaret"
Am only living in hopes Of
seeing you. Let no garbled ac-
counts of recent episode influence
you. With all my soul ! in1plore
you TO come Immediately and get
the whole truth from me"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-07-12
NOve'S %%%%
IL Masquerade
By Idah McGlone Gibson
EISSsyTTVTySIE1ssSS1s1SITSVTEIIIE11E
Glendening Wires

why do you say you are not
sure, jim? Margaret said she was
anxious to get over to see Milt,
didn't she?"
Yes, but she asked me very
minutely all about Harry. She is
very clever woman, Dave. If |
had not known the inside of all
this story, l would have thought
that she was more of a friend OF
Doris than of Harry, and only an
old friend of Milts. Strange how
some women can cover up their
hearts"
1T is easier to do it over the
phone, Jim. Perhaps If you had
been near her and seen her you
could have Judged. What shall we
do now?"
We'll, for one thing l am going
up to the hospital and tell Harry
that his wife has had a long talk
with Margaret over the phone and
that If he wants to know about
Margaret he had better see Doris
and find out. l am growing very
tired of all these subterfuges. The
thing Is now on the knees of the
Gods. The hour of IL is struck.
Love will have to drop his mask
and you and l will step out OF
the picture as gracefully as pos
sible."
Are you going to tell Harry
about Milt?"
No, of course not"
Are you going to tell Milt
about the telephone message?"
Yes, l think l had better do so
unless the doctors think that he
is not able to stand any excite
ment.'
Well, I am on my way to Doris
l will probably hear the entire
conversation she had with Mar
garet."
THAT will be interesting. Per
haps she will be SO engrossed in it
that she will not think to ask you
about visiting Harry"
Not a chance in the world
Doris has got a big part to play
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-07-12
Hez Heck Says:

and ghe is stane1ng at VIZ
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-09
sutlR INGIST CON- MT
STffI LIVES N NI,,IORN

ttilfNGO fprl y Emitted Pres
-AiacE lu p. wurn Joliet was our
wcsii' they had "a great celebration
when the first railroad train
nuil"d ont from Ghicugo COR Joliet.
THAT was 90 years age aud thr dat.
L. going to Doe cclcbta.rd lhk Sc
I'll a.urg The itock Island fine '
The drst train WINS followed b.
another sensation and that was
when tuglng 40 100 Loft Dhict-o
IN 90 for Council Bluffs No fOl
was u silver engine and N had hup1
To Phrts whore ID was the tall. az
The world 81 Fair held there
n you remember either of tbas.
ntinns. the Rock islnrd wanI
TO hear from you fut thor. VII D.,
n place Tor you IN this celebration.
hr engines nf pioneer days tuuIl
'Ith'r coal or wood. and many 20
'luH' The passengers got nut AMI
CAV H u-ipiug hand TO- th. sres.
h1ih h load Of wood Now 4-fav.
ni everybody knows how won
travel now H-days
Wherever tho Rock Island Has "a
cation u hand iu this celebration
Gun Do had Tor fho Officials v.tt
mo celebration 90 lr long rsmeU.
n"rDd With this ld., in mind.
uAinr have been worked out hy H..
agricultural department OF the road
nnn iIr American Forestry A4go-
'int'"n mo Washington calls fnr ~.
planting ~ memorial trecs Ina COM
l'"iinu with the town aud s'Btiop
'"irl fIonf.Ya cauuaign "a. road
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-09
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