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The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1922-06-29
ANNOUNCEMENT.

| wish to announce myself as
candidate in August, 1922, Demo.
ocratic primary election, for the of.
flee of direct representative of Tip.
ton county in the General Assembly
| favor the repeal of the present road
law Of Upton county, the repeal as
to Upton county of the dog tax law
and a reduction in all taxes. ! be,
live the majority of the people OF
the county favor these changes and
| respectfully solicit the vote and
support of the Democrats Of Upton
county.
(apr20tf) GEO. R. ELLIS, JR.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1922-06-29
ANNOUNCEMENT

! am an independent candidate for
the office Of register Of Upton county
and respectfully solicit the votes of
the good people Of the county ire
spective of party affiliation. / only
ask for the office for single term
and promise a faithful discharge of
the duties of the office if elected.
Respectfully,
(29jne2w*) w. w. PEELER,
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1922-06-29
CROP CONDITIONS THIS WEEK

Cotton has had another good week
and the plant is growing and fruit
ing rapidly. Local showers, spread
ing over most of the county, are
causing it to hold its own, and only
enough boil weevils are making their
appearance to keep us uneasy and
remind us that we are not safe yet.
Young corn is looking better, and
with favorable season we may get
out with fair crop.
Mr.. Duggar, in the Progressive
Farmer, and some of our local peo-
pie as well, remind us that corn may
be planted yet with fair chance of
making good crop if the seasons are
at all favorable. Perhaps it is worth
a trial.
We are reminded, too, that winter
pastures of wheat, rye or crimson
clover will save so per cent. Of the
grain feed while they are being used,
besides improving the land.
Right now we are urged to get
ready for the fall gardens. Second
crop Irish potatoes, turnips, snap
beans, parsnips, winter cabbage and
collards, carrots, beets, kale and head
lettuce, all sound good to a hungry
man and belong in the fall gardens.
Quite a lot Of field peas are being
sown and all looking we'll.
Crop conditions are good in the
county as whole, but a general rain
is needed.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1922-06-29

Mr. Monroe Mitchell, a member q
the pitching STAFF Of the Memphis
Southern League Base BAH Club,
spent Monday with friends in this
city
Little Misses Bessie Lou and Lucille
Hill, daughters Of Mr. and Mrs. Bur
ton Hill, left Sunday for a visit Of
several days to relatives in Memphis
and Collierville.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1922-06-29

Misses Esther and Elizabeth Corley
after a visit to their grandfather, Mr..
W 0. Menefee, Of this city, returned
last week to their home in Clarksville,
Texas.
Dir. A. H. Iankes, superintendent of
the Churchill compress, returned
home Monday from Chattanooga,
after spending several days there on
business.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1922-06-29
AMONG THE coLoRED PEOPLE

On June % the st. Luke Baptist
church, which is located about four
miles northeast of Covington, raised
$141.56 with which to pay for the
pews in the church, Rev. E. H. Max
well is pastor Of the church. For the
rally dav occasion choirs from Lucy
and Rialto rendered special music.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1922-06-29

Swat Pretty soon we won't have
time to do anything but swat They
tell us to swat the boil weevil, swat
the housefly and swat the mosquito.
Now, all of these critters ought to be
swatted and swatted hard, but if a
fellow attends to all Of them his life
will just be one darn swat after an
other.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1922-06-29
ANNOUNCEMENT

! hereby announce myself as an
Independent candidate for the office
of register Of Upton county subject
to the action Of the voters in the
August election. If elected to this
office / promise the faithful dis
charge of all the duties of the Of
flee. Respectfully,
~ JOHN T. HEADIN.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1922-06-29
Upton COUNTY BALL TEAM


Through the efforts Of Messrs. F.
R. Fisher, j. A. Peeler, /. H. Malone
and some other lovers of the national
game, a base ball team Of Upton
county boys has been organized and
will play teams of like class from
neighboring counties. These boys
came from various sections Of the
county and the team will, perhaps, be
recruited from time to time with boys
from still other sections of the
county.
This is good move and should re-
suit in strengthening the much-prized
county spirit that we have. Mr. Jim
7. Scott is the active manager, and
lovers Of the game are giving finan-
cial support.
The gentlemen who are promoting
this movement are to be commended
for their efforts.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1922-06-29

With the added appropriation of
SCI, 100000 recently made by the fed
eral government for highway building
Upton county ought to get its fed
eraI aid roads finished. We hope our
county court at its July term viii
take whatever steps that may be
necessary to push this work.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-16
Nus @eieaIhafisfreijen.

9err nro Srau Nnbrem 9affert
bemirteten 5onntasaeenb % 0d1te
III ibrem Setm. Ste Oamen ipielten
5000, mobei grau Tbomas &retId,
Srau aler Ganmetler unb Srau S. 8.
6orlter Gretle gemaanen, mdbrenh it'd
Die 9erren NIT bem mtllenIhdftltdea
@dafSfopfipiel Sic 5tunoen oerfitrS
ten. Sin ldDner gnn9 murbe nod
geenoiguns Ser 9ptele Ierpiert.
@ine Nnsobl. germarlbte uno
Sreunbe fanoeu ft6 nab.
mittas I'm 5eim BON Ssrau Sacob
Bolta an gsDrD SefferIon @trabe etlt,
um NIT ibr bos 68. Mieserfeit III
frDblider @eile 81 beseben. SIN Nrs
idllub on SEN iebr gelniitlid perbrah=
fen Nah mittus mrree ein fetnes 6 llbr
Sllpper lerpiert.
Serr nnS Trau Charles Set
mann bon Sairfar p%eranltaltefe11
9onntae III Sort Niogeln ein fr0bz
tides Bifnid lit tire 6reunbe, an bent
iid oud peridteeene Stem timer So
milien heteiligten. .9pieleT Wettlalz
fen, Wettltreite oIer glrt biloete Die
llnterbaltuus, bes cages. 9erma1
Gfaenoer itnb Sri. Nleen geiter 9ez
panne1t 9reile fir oes bette Ten5en.
@dlte bon bier naren: 9err uno Urau
@ernta11 Hfaenher, 9err uno 6ron
gilbert &1lees, Strr n1to 6rou Otto
gSieoennta1t11, 6err l1to Grau Stto
Sepmenn,. @err uno Srau SC. 81.
0abn1s, @err uno Trau Waloemar
Sabnfe ulo oeren Samilien.
Die Mitelteber Ser GbDre ser IN
tberilben &irde urlo hes Or. O}arttn
2utber college moren 5pnntag @alte
IN oem Gpmmerbeim u@igbin9 Gins"
BON 5errn M11o Tron 6. u. Getm,
onldbli6 beS geburtstdseS Dor 5errn
9teim. Die No6mtttagsftnnoen ttpaz
rem bent Spiel TN 6reien unb anoeren
8elu1tteungen eemtomet uno um 6
llbr mnroe ein feiner uRtdntdsges=
fet 21lnd" ierptert.
J3n Gbrea bon Sri. Bertha 9oeen
ml1roe leBten 9prterStagabeno TN
Seim ibrer gltern, 5errn uro Tron
Inton Sogen OH Glib Tront gtrabe
ein nHoreels5homer" 'ueranitoltet. SIS
>muroe 500" geipielt uno ein idDner
2un9 TN Anldlub on bus @piel fer
piert. Sri, 5oeen, beren So65ett
nit alpbonie 5ofmetter fit Gnoe
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-16

ueranIaBr 1 lsJs alIdJ meinerleitS
siiiber Sen 6. M6ber1ber l9lo nl1N
offentHh III drBert, teile id . er. !,
aebenlts mif. bob etiRe fulde Ab1idf
5eis1trtr nliiditt beitebt. Die bereits go
ssthr 191s9 gegen I1e111e Nerlon
erfolateu befdnrten NntpArte ltt g,
od,udB gegenitatto eittes pbre1ge'
srihdfGhe1t gerfobrehs litter bent
/. gnrfih oes WelleraIIoberlfa Don
Hoehri Jus urters Naeiittpirffning bet.
pprraaet,opr @eteraIe 6er.alten Nrs
NEE detuailen. Mits Dem Abfdllabb bic 81
No Gerfabrenss bdt Die Mngale1et''
hetf fiji mid Dre sg~rlpbigu11g gge-
urDeti. Mas maptmebr IN benz Y y
ha oes Aro1prtn5en ernelH Dorge'
4bradt pirp, cine Wieoerbolleng
Derfelbett Bebul1ptlngen, be.
reitgs III oeln ebrengeri6tIiden gef,
3fahren ibre Anffl1ir11sg geeffl1lbent
.babpn. acknowledgement 6einf db
SET Mronprin6, cheer iein Nuh
{hrieb, ntdt iber oas ebrengeriidat.
hhe Derfabren genul. ~l1rferridtet
5u baben, ionlt Bette ct mir .nilddbD9tt
NiotiDe utterfdieben forl1ef, bie
ttemaB aud mn i'm entfernfeltet1
mid geleitet bobet. Sic feiltpeiie
unridftgen GilaeIDeiten In BET
fronprin5liden DarItaenlhg 6offfefn1t.
IT'D uuf5uflaren, babe id .nihht Dor.
;sd ueoenfe btiieIlmebr1 Ste bisDerige
sSurudbaltuug t5eiterbm 5u betpah.
Ten, sic bialeidt midi int SSl1ttereilee
meiner AWerfm Iiegen mag, bic i q
uber aus s11nbeliegenom Griuoe11t..
fit taibliiher baltic
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-16

E@# EHAGA4F &EHN H.EF g@&Es sf#f. ENHdttAE ~ FEHl
Sic 6rl. Bera It's 9eolo @tridz
ler perlebfen SAP Apdenehoe TN
5@tridler 9eim. @ie ebrtet Conn
fagr1admtttag 1aD oet 56petterz
lfaoten#5urnu1. I
e.. Die SRI. alice Mn6Nnna s3eiie
snnb Marian golngblom, 1apie Nlfreb
11n6 gilbert sSeiie, alle III oelDfdbe bon
sRlubner mobnenb, feDrfen Dienstagz
'abeno bon eiiiiem me brttdiigtses Be1m@
III Tari6an1t urb DmatonnaS3nrid.
Sim Treitagaberb pobnten e ber
ShIubfeienttbefeitth oer nellenAM}eb=
5forb So919lrle IN Garibdnlt bet.
-.tg,oa sgidnid. NEEDLES lh+,,
ao,n+aa Nm ssr @ernsinhe ner M.
sef;SMsrt i ,;ehs1af;rMe I'm ,.,@I,hh',,a
49, m;1fo,.S ns,o,,5taI+et nnarrSe ~
5shr .o,,t 1bs{,,hfs~ saas sseif mar
sAs,9ta,, u s+te, heoii ~ :,,nh oIs
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-16

sGnsIanbs itnmpfe Qnftiuaffe.

Observation-Disclosures
aotopn, 90. Mpru n Sells,
ttarllffJdann WggiiIun nir Mr5lit tttt
nnterbnltg oaratA bin, bnB gttgl1tto
felt &riegsenoe feid1e Mrn1ee u Der.
ringert bnt, Dab @ beute militdrflb
nngleiA Hdppdiid)er bniteW alss 1914 8 q,
u1o bdB trobbem leits 11ilitdfi1theuI
9erpflibtnttam beute Dial grober
ilGen uls na1t1dls. ST 55aue le1rrets
den 8imesartifeln 5eiigt nun ei1
eritet @adpelltt4noiieer grigaooe-
general 8robes, 6ab eEnglat6 besllte
IN Der auf, bergIfiidd)en nit iiei1leuu
i9pergeruiteten nddbNItfen Nadbar,
nad bteI pb1tn1ddtiger 1T as saa
benz s2an6e, u16 bob 6a3 bon biel.
gr6berer Beoeltti1ng bd beiattee.
nno binfort Ste SgIotte 1ti6t ldttger
feline rerite 0erteioigungs1i1ie"
ipnbert1 bie 2l1ftma6t. gnglat1o be-.
fibt beute 3tp6Iff @efdfuaoer Slug.
maidiner1. u9inter bieien Gefdtpa.
bern babert mir 10 gut ME fpu1 at.
.pilps Jlugtpeiett u1tb, mas nod
fdItulmer I'll, MIR Sic Reite elmer.
5lugaeugiuouitrie.~ @ie ltebt eS Boz ioa
gegen mil Srnnfreid2 Ser Gene.
rdl n1ttpprfet: s
rgGranfreid befibt beute 1876. Sc
i6tpaoer uno mirb gnoe biefeS Sab.
res $50 gefdmdber beiiBet1. Mt.
Beroem bot es berfdieoe1e buroert
aipile GlngntdibhneM, bic fir mill.
tarii1e. 3pede Dorgenterfff l1ito, NIT
ibrer1 miittgen Befiondl,."
Natiirlid gelten 6iefe fra1s5ooffi'
f6en &iltnngm MIR Dentihld1b,
roo Granfreid onrd bic fanftige
gnttpidln1tg 1eS sbeutihen 5ibiler
Glugpeiens fir millitariibe BBtuede
be6robt lit" 80 iagt Der General;
Oh er's ieIbft glaubt. neib if nidt.
Mber aud england befittbet fth, pie
Sic Eines ietbH es a1sbridt, in
elmer u11entihnIobdre11 Yoiitton BET
@efdbroltng,n oenn es 1T, tDie BET
General fagt, .beate gegen@ ei11en
Quftnngriff 70 gut Die pebrloS1.
Hnb Ser General tpeiit aus6radlib
oarauf bin, noB BET einem foIben
Mngriff, 1rd1nlid tue11n er bon benz
nobe11 Sranfteib aus erfolgte,
n2onoon, 8irmingbam Wanbelter,
@lasgotpy Ser gdrt3e menide11tpim.
meltoe Moroen, ieoer Soften, ieoeS
Sod l1a6 Mrfenal gdt1a ebenioiebr III
Ser 6rontlinie ndire11, pie Dpern eS
I'M Iebter @rieg mar," a1no bob,
tpent. England iber ole SIotten Der.
8elt perfigte l1nD iie alle 5tpiifden
fib u1b benz JelflanDe perimrmeH
gddttttpa, aIeS baS bn1 feinerlei .Sdblab:
gegen anftangriffe .ageben pnrooe.
Wegen. 9nftangriffe gibt ultr
cine Mbpebr, 11tGnlli9 8egenangri.:
e 6ur 22uft. un1 Die sein5ig pirflloa..,
Itte Mbfbrednngbor linen biIoet
Sic MoiglIiiddfenit pfortiger nirfiatt1pr.
8ergeltung, mnubern Mprtett Der.
8eitb eii1er Il 1fprtiigem NhgriH
bereifen auffobleI1A,11gs ST bieiei1
.Aulammenbung madt ber @eneral
Sic. imtereiiante, Mhtteflung; Der
auftminiiter bnbe Dor eth paar $50.
den III einem Nanifanfan bret Sc.
ihmuoer fiji 6iefen 9ped bereitjtel.
LETT 1uiien, pas nafirli6 piela az
fit.n~A4~ SaS La4lI@Ers%t - SE5.,H.9 a. E - -
{@Dlniihe 8eitung.)
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-16
: Groener ar6 Ser &ronpri1s,

gerlin, I. Mai. Diie goiffae
3eit,1ng bot nod Der 9eroffffe1tli-
dutta bon Mbi9nitten aus ben ST.
innernt1gen oes ffriiiberett Rro1lpria-
se1t Dem ebehhaIigen grften geneful,
3unartiermeiffer General @roettef,
anbeimoe{feM, III iDren 5palten 81.
he Darlteaung. Der 8orgaree 3n ge.
ben, Sic ib an 8. Nopember 1918
4int @roben Sol1ptqndrtfier obge-
pteH babet: Scr @ereral breM
Sui ssbre Suffrage, obeid mid
onrh Bud Beg 9fe1lprll1agn
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-16

oteles Monats feiteelett 1T, muroe
NIT pielen biblden unb prafttlden
|@eldenften leitens ibrer .Gsrenr,be nberz
rai6t.
Srau Sen NoltpeS neranifaltete 81,
Gbre1r Ser fiinfidbri9en 9od5ettStage
BON 0errn uro grau 9erman Re9eltnI
unb Serrn nnb Grau Gilbert lafel
I'm @orntagabem eirte Seier IN ibre1lI
Seime. gtn feiner 9nn6 ipuroes nr
80 @dite ierpiert, 81 meldem a3pef{e.
Ste Eafel {ebr bib{h NIT Stolen befoz'
rtert Nor. Sic Gbrengdffe fourberl
ourd bubble nnb niitlide 9e{henfe.
Ierfreut.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-16

ainorid. - Das @reinite: v0aa<
ma, ipnrft bu 5n 9aule, als iA gebp@
rem tpllroe?"
Die Mpma: sRein, mein aiiealiirw
ib. beilidte gerdbe 6eine @rob1eau1ta
allf oem 3anbe."
Das @eiuife:: nDsa bait bn bid geazz
tpibb febr getpnnbert, aIs bu tpieber nab
.6auie ta1nft nttb mi6 porfanpellff.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-16

Yafiert. 6err: SD peroiete.
nit meiner &dnoe Nrbeit bod ftebr,
nls tpie sic nit Sbrer &%opfarbett."
9idter: uNae ia, Der Weni6 bat
ia aud 5dpef 9anoe aber muir einerl
i@ppfl@ y
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-16

EgHJ93 EtHSs8s4E Is. GE&.. 5000
81 s.. 0rorlunb bon geattle,
EWalb., 56mtegerDater BON IS. Y.
effort bon Tpler, belt fid auSgangS
leeter ISOLDE i'm @torf Seine 81 Be-
5iu6 anf.
Jrau TJ~rdieberife 6ol5tnger nn6
Gonter, Gl. Grna, rei{ten besute nod
|Gbtcago, mo fte benz 9obn reipp, Bruz
Ser, grnft Sol5tnger, etnen 5tpeitp6diz
gen Be{u9 abitatten merben.
Oscar Gfier perlebt bie Com
merferien BET Tetnen G1tern, 5errn uno
sTrau u. S. G1ier an Glib 5tate
EStrabe. St 1T St1bent Der Weot5in
an Der Marquette l1niperiitdt IN MStl=
maufee, MtS.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-16
geeborn 8ibner miloeripertig.

il Ser itaattliGen MittfoTnmer
Yufa1nnlei1fnnft 6er Neeti1neiota @gg
u11o Doultrp Nffpctattonl," ste letten
EJrettogin Manfato tagte, nurboe u. d.
au9 Ste Grage bteiproden, 81 2e9blootrfz
|blbners dis mttrbernerttge Qudlifdt
|betroH1tet nerbe1t ut1b eiinen gertiingeren
M1fftpreiS baben' iIollen, ober niidf)ts.
Sin 8efhlub nulrrbbe babineeben6 an
geno1ltntn, baB ein folder unterfddieo
gemadt meroen iollle, pte bieS aud
bereiitS III ether Meibe DoI sanberen
|@taate11s ge16dbe. Gsntro eripartett;
bob fol9e2 5toate Die ned feinen otesSz
|be5IiglidRn Bei6luB augerrom11e11 bas
ben, i6 bteIem IN &ir3e anf1lteBe1
.nerben4 81. S 5torf BON bier, be-
gleitetspon S.. 5torf Don1gler
|nnb SEER Shmiot BON 8alaton
tpobrter bteler DISCRIMINATING bet.
Co. grau S9aeob grih belt lid lehtf
EWo6e mebrere Gage gum 8ein9 bel
tbrer Mntter, Tran M}arD Seinrtd,
in st. Soul auf.
Die g.. q. 81. MGociation bieiss
DtitrtftS beab1i6tiet, ant 0ien8ta9,
Sen ~. Stunt tire idbrlide Camp 6irez
~S3nlammenfunft IN ct. Sdme8 ab5lz
sbalteh. &ommd1loenr Macep bon ct.
8dmts, 1T NIT SEN Nrrangierungen
fur biefe betralit porhet. Nab ber
btsber etngega11genen 8eri6ten mtrb
5bi~es erfnnfH ii6 ben geranitalz
|tungenher@ q. Sc. insben 8ortebrer
lit piirhiser Meile anlhlieBen. sn11=
ter ben Steiner biirfte be}onoerS ST
@onDernenr San 60 seripdbnt
(merber. Mehrere Mitgleoerr Der
@eder Soft beabiidtigen, Ser 3niam=
merfnmft bei5nmobnen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-16
so Sabre F@efanenisfrafc.

80 Sabre barte 3nan9Sarbeit q
Ser 5ttnmaters 5frafanfalt TT Der
Breis, hen Sobn s. Carpenter bon
@areen Gitn fit Sic BON ibm on 1etne11
eiaenen 5Ddtern, besangenen Ser=
breden sablen mirb.. @s sfparen TN
.@ansen 6rei Nnflasen megen Not5udt
erhoben moroen. @arpenter befonrte
iid in anen bieien Tdllen muloig nno
murbe in iebem ein3elnenJ an 81 elmer
@efdngntStrafe BON 10 Sabren per-
urteiltl Nuf 8efrager iagtesoer yerz
u~rteilte aus, bab CT ht6tS 81 fasen
babe.
Doilp Carpenter, Srail Ses Ser
BREEDERS, Sic nrter Ser Nnflage itebt,
SEN @auelina eineS ibrer TD6ter un1s
qebradt iii baben, erfldrte ftD olS
unidt idnloie" unb mirn alio etaen
regelre9ten BroSeb baben.
- SenrD Rotbmeper bon 5leepp
Gpe nntermarf ii6 DienStagmorger1
i'm 9oretto 9olpital ether Nppe1otetttS
Separation.
6enrp M1el3er unba 9pbn, bte
oem Acknowledgements bon SultlS
M9el3er %bet1pobnten, finb Wetttmo6
mteoer mod Drafe, sc. .. abgereilt.
~ .HE 4EE0-r LEt-g.Hyg9I~EtGr 5hFw[=Es h&JTt fg@@
Sos. 5dlud, Marttn Wtlltnger
unb Sune Nnberion murben 9amStag
abenb BON Bolt5ei6ef 5armentng llno
Madtpolt3tlt Gb. @agner tpege1 ungez
biibrlt6en 8etrugen8 arrettert nno
nod am lelben Nbero Bot TrtebenSz
riGter 9ogen gebra6t. GS ndroe
ibi1en Ste d3ablung elmer 9trafe BON
je $25 nnb Soften In 96be pn 81,
al{o 5u1ammen $50, auferlegt.
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j. Lmdley. Graonyillc: L.. e. Fykr.
Cputralia. and David Shalahan,
Charles II. HamilI William Gaasehow
T.. II. Morris Martin j. OBr.en, Abel
Davis and oscar WO.H, al Of Chi:
Cag0.
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HAS NEIGHBOR
WOMAN ARRESTED

Neishborhood trouble which started
some time ago led late yesterday ar.
crnOon to Mrs Millic II. Lambert. a
resident of North Ottawa, securing Il
warrant for the arrest Of Mrs. Lena
Lavelle on charge Of breaking the
peace Mrs. Lambert alleged that she
resOrted.to the law for protection after
"a long period of alleged mistreatment
from her nei2hbor and asked the au-
thorities to put Mrs. Layelle under a
bond
She alleged that the defendant was
quarr2lsOme swore at her and made
life in their neighbOrhoOd generally
disasreeable.
Some new tGckS. which she claimed
We're strewn on the sidewalk yestei
day BY the Layellc children, and
which punctured both tires Of her hus.
bands bicycle was the direct cause,
she claimed, of the warrant being Sc
cured.
Service was obtained on Mrs. La.
yelle this morning by Deputy Sheriff
Charles Campbell. after which a hear
iag was held before Justice Thompson
in the South Ottawa town hall
Justice Thompson, after hearing
the evidence presented the costs of
the case against Mrs. Lavelle whom
he informed, was guilty of a charge
Of disturbing the peace, but told her
he would waive assessing a fine
against her, because it was her first
offense.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-16
QuARTETTE THAT LEFT
HOME SUNDAY ARE
REPORTED FOUND
ENDS LONG VIGIL
POLICE OF ROCK ISLAND COUNTY
RAILROAD TOWN NOTIFY OTTA.
WA AUTHORITIES THAT FOUR
ARE IN CUSTODY THERE.

The -four Ottawa boys and girls,
Sylvia Norris. aged II, Laura Blur.
strom, aged H. James Moody, aged
1G, and John Siebert aged II, who
Sunday disappeared from their homes
in North Ottawa, were located by
the police last night in Silvis, H.,
according to telegram received by
chief of Police Ben Ford, this morn
ing. Mr.. Ford took the first train
back. after receiving the message.
The police at SiIvis, which is a
railroad center on the Rock Island,
had been notified by the officers on
Monday to look for the four after it
was learned that they had been seen
on the Rock Island right OF way west
of their homes late Sunday afternoon.
The officers believing that they might
enter box car and bum their way
to some distant city, picked the rail
road yards at Silvis as possible
place for their apprehension
Details of the arrest were not con.
tanned in the message received by
Chief Ford today.
u' Siil3 hiSdpDtdftH On Sunudl,
after attending an afternoon picture
show The boys disappeared from.
thcir homes the same day A search
was instituted for the little girls
Sunday night, but it was not until
Nondty that the authorities learned
that the boys also were missing.
Parents Conduct Search.
From that time until this morning
their parents have searched unceas-
irgly for them. Yesterday man
rerorted that Sunday night at 1880
o'clock he saw two girls and two
BOYS walking west of ottawa along
the Illinois e Michigan canal. Yes
terday and last night members of
the fam ,lcr Of both girls searched
as far rs Utica. hoping to find fur
ther traces Of them This morning
Frank Norris, the father of Sylvia.
went tc la Sale to continue the
search
Until the message was received
from Sihis police it was not known
that the quartet were together
Sylvia is the daughter Of Mr. and
Mre Frank Norris 1922 Chestnut
street Laura is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. William j. Biurstrom, TAO
Third street John Siebert lives at
the corno, of East and Second streets
and youne Moody lives with his grand.
mother, Mrs Grimes. in North Otta-
wa He was recently parolled from
the boys training school at St Char.
les.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-16
MOTHER OF REP. WIN.
SCANLAN LEFT AN
ESTATE OF S46,90O
WILL FILED LATE IN SPRING is
JUST MADE PUBLIC AND DIS
POSES OF VALUABLE REAL ES.
TATE HOLDINGS.

The late Mrs. Catherine Scanlan of
Peru, mother of Representative VIII
liam NJ. Seaman, left property valued
at $46o0O, according to a petition ask
ing letters testamentary filed with hcr
will for probate. Mrs. Scanlan died on
Feb. % at her home in Streator.
She disposed Of her property by a
will drawn in November, 1921 IL
this document she appoints her daugh-
ter Hannah SCanlan of Peru, and Otto
J. Loeclle the executors Of her estate.
The will was witnessed by Thomas
Kelly and f. G. Leahy, both of Peru
The petition lists Mrs Scanlan's
holdings as real estate valued at S45.-
600 and personal property worth
81 900.
BY the termsof the will a daughter,
Hannah Seaman, is to be given $l50
to eXpend for masses for the rsgDo3e
of the testator's soul. Miss s lulan
will also receive all OF her pother's
furniture, household goods. supplies
and ornaments. The document also
tOuJlIllS Il uctu lOF SOnlC 1 cru I'dl
estate which the testator stated she
had previously given to her daughter
Hannah.
The teatators Peru real estate is to
be sold and equally divided between
her four children. Representative VIII
liam Seaman OF Peru, Miss Hannah
Scanlan of Peru, Mrs Mary ii, Cole
man Of Miliington and Miss Belle
Scanlan of Chicago. Her l60Icre
farm in Livingston county is to be ii
vidcd the same way
Mrs. Wyman's viii Filed.
The husband and daughter of the
late Mrs Mary w. Wyman, $40 Ad-
ans street, who died on July q, will
inherit her estate in compliance with
the terms OF her will, which was fiji
ed for probate today A petition I'll
ed with the will. fixed the value of
her estate as real estate worth 81
600 and personal property $40.
BY the terms of the will the per
sonal property is to be equally dl-
vided between her daughter, Agnes
Marie Wyman Kinzer. and her hus-
band Frank J. Wyman. The real
estate is to go to her husband for
life, after which it will go to the
daughter.
The will was drawn March Is,
1915 and was witnessed by II. c.
Wiley and Miss Helen Stephens.