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Phild. MethOdistS
TO Discuss Rum
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open on the Lords lay. ~ course. tao
gates will not be open. W" mast Civ"
an exhibition Of all American Sunday
in city where the American Sunday is
most consistently observed"
The Bishop alluded 10 'sist"r church
eS' which appear 10 b" naviu. IL ~.r!-
Gus tine with thcir theology.
This | sincerely regret be said.
but theological controversy i nrv"r
profitable. IN all her history Mptho-
dism has been little disturbed Icy Ihe"-
logical discussion. Tn" present con
d!tion of our Church with rcgavd to
d"ctrinal affairs is not entirely pra"n-
able. yet it approaches that condition.
Three Glasses in Ministry
There are three classes in our min
istry: First. tn" radical r"artioni:t- t..
the slaviSh lit"ralistS in biblical in.
tcrpr"tati"n: they are mostly con-
trmed pcSsimi>tS. The second gruup
are the ultra -progrcssives. and from
the nois" they make you would imagin q
there were a lot Of them. IT is silk
sto"king"d. highly perfumcd company.
made up largely Of college professors
and immature youths who lay claim 10
superior intellectually. and snecr al,
most OF the great doctrines which Our
Church has cherished from the he.
ginning. Last. there is vast COM
pany representing the best brains and
hearts Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church. 1t has 1880 ministers: it
has 6,OO0,uOO of lay members. Thcs"
millions accept the teachings Of tn"
Book about human dcpravity: the eS-
ceeling sinfulness of sin; the neccs-
sity OF reDentanCp
Now We are not at all disturbed
by that little cotcrie out there at the
right. or by that on" ont there at th"
left, but we do thank God that the great
body Of our ministers ana members ring
true. are loyal Of head and heart and
are marching onward with burning
hearts and steady step TO the spiritual
conquest Of the world
Bishop Berry's advocacy Of the Four
Power Treaty won the distinct approval
Of the Conference and a resolution was
passed supporting it.
The resolution, passed unanimously.
asked that the Senate ratify the treaty
promptly and not by it's refusal "imperil
the splendid result Of the later Wash.
ington Conference. The Rev. DR.. Al
fred G. Kyu"rr introduced the rcsoIu-
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Largest Old Book Store in America a
Libraries We y e 5 Sc
DIDGuheEO millio
uONVuuHOSD ] hooks

year-and yet, always, this
famous old store is filled
with books to the ceiling.
All sorts Of books-poetry,
philosophy, adventure, TO-
nance and dry-as-dust sci
ence are always on hand.
It's very rarely that the
book you want is not to be
found in it's special niche;
and when you buy it, an
other volume slips magi-
cally into the vacant space.
That's because we're al
ways buying books. No COL
lection is too rare, no library
too large, no Offering too
small to command our at
tention. Our buyers will 90
anywhere in America when
the quantity and character
of books warrant.
Books Bought. Libraries Purchased.
Leary's Book Store
4.s nss.ah CA~>>A l>l> A.la
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FOrcibIe u. s. Note
Is Sent to Allies

Continued from Page One
, troops in the Rhincland upon the
armistice. the Treaty of Versailles and
the separate treaties with Germany.
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Urges Attention TO Finances

You can't measure n mans religion
by the loudness Of his Amen. " said
the Rcv. DR.. George W. Henson, super .
intcndent of the South District. "bu.
by his financial attitude toward the
church," DR.. Henson was one of tho
speakers this morning.
He urged that more attention be paid
to finances, and that moro support be
given to the local church extension 50 5
ciety in the coming year. 1--WE could build
twenty five new churches If We had the
funds" said DR.. Henson, but we have
not"
The superintendent of the South Dis
trict. in his annual report, declared
there had been 1925 conversions in his
district during the last year, so per cent
of which were from the Bible Schools.
This high percentage, he said. is re-
garded as evidence that the Methodists
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Delegates seeking get pleasant
ladies at this booth left
Rev Dr. W. tiehrepp the Misses Mabel f. Peoples Isabel EF
Rae g. the Dr. 4.
Rev Jacob Hughes eighty
conference who
Society
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Curse Of the Dance Halls"

Warning was given against the curse
OF tn" dance halls by the Rev l.. A.
T.. Palmuu!st, executive secretary of the
Philadelphia Federation Of Churches.
"Ther" are 4'UO Ounce LaIIs." he
said. ''anl 1000 pntr0lmcu in rhiIu-
delphia. There should be patrolnan
in every dance hall But if We put all
the patrolm"n in the dance halls the
bandits you'd get US. The churches.
therefore, should take it on Themselves
officially 10 overcome the evils Of the
dance.
The speaker said the city was grow :.
ing faster in proportion than the Prot
estant denominations.
The Rev. II. {. Jennings, president
of the PkiladelLAin Federation OF
Churches. spoke on the Sesqui -Centcn-
NAL Exhibition. There are main de-
mands We pust make in regard to it. -
he said. THE first is that the exhi-
biton shall not be held on Sunday; the
second that We should arrang" to give
cvnngcIistic services for the benefit Of
The great crowds who will attend.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-12
CITY HOSPITAL
NOTES

Master George Barber Of Mar
settles. was admitted to the city
hospital this morning where he Will
be confined for number of days
Elmer Warren of Sheridan. was adj
mited as a patient this morning.
Joseph Ealti, 800 De kalb street
was admitted to the city hospital
Saturday,
Mrs. Tim OBrien of Seneca, was
admitted to Ryburn Hospital Sunday.
Mrs. Joseph Laka of the Fedora
Plate district is a patient at the city
hospital
Edward Knoll, route t. MarseilIes,
was discharged after being patient
at the city hospital for the past mum
Der of days.
Joseph Ikoflane, S25 Washington
street, was discharged Saturday al
ternoon after being confined there for
a number of days
Elmer Larson, 5t3 Fourth avenue
was discharged from the city hospi-
tai Saturday after being patient
there for few days.
Little Lucille Radigan, bi9 christie
street was discharged after being
confined at the city hospital for
few days.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-12

the bank by which the interest
checks can be traced either to the
account Of Senator Curtis or the
Grant Park bank" the witness said,
after Identifying the Items in the
daily cash book
Asking specifically about a loan by
the bank TO Cudahy < Co. on July
Is, 1918. of 100000. Mr.. Wflkerson
brought out that there was no rec,
ord of il in the bank.
Another Row Among Jurors.
The jury and their bailitfs had
their usual weekend disagreement
it developed today. The latest trou-
BILE started Saturday afternoon when
the state entered an objection to
Homer Cook. young bailiif who was
added to the force a few weeks ago
after the jurors complained tina their
elderlr guardians would not let
them stay out late at night, Cook
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-12
Funeral of Mrs. w. 8. Dawson.

Funeral service of Mrs. W. u. DaV-
ison was held from her home on
Church street yesterday afternoon at
$50 p. m. r. T. Spokesman conduct
ing the service during the absence
of Rev. l.. 7. Cassel. Music was
fu, nlshed by choir as follows: Mrs
Lillian Pearson, Miss Helen Fowlie,
Elmer Lewis Irwin and Charles Fow-
IL Tier nephews acted as paIl-bear-
ers. and we're as follows: Frank
Dimmick, Archie Dimmck, Ward
Dimmiek, Ernest Dimmick, irwin
Dimmick and Hobart Dimmick. The
floral offerings were numerous ana
beautiful. Interment was made in
oar hin cemetery. Obituary will APP
pear later,
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Church,s Golden Anniversary.

i'ilty years ago yesterday, The first
mass was celebrated in ST Mary'a
church in Grand Rapids. a large
number attended the services there,
among whom was X f. White and
family There Is a fine grove OF trees
near the church, which was the scene
of a picnic dinner, ice cream and
lemonade heing given to all who
wished to partake, II was most de.
Irhtt0I occasion, and all present en-.
ioyrd the affair and hoped the church
would he as successful the next fifty
years as the past
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-12
Chautauqua Meeting "Wednesday

A special meeting of all signers OF
the 1922 Chautauqua contract Will be
held in the club rooms of the Ameri'
can Legion next Wednesday evening,
June 14th. at 8 O'Clock.
All members of the ticket commit
tee are particularly urged to be pres
ent at this meeting. This is ueces.
gary in order to determine the mum
Der of tickets sold up to the present
time. This will be the final meeting
to be held in connection with the
1922 Chautauqua and a large attend
ance is desired.
The new banners announcing the
coming Chautauqua have been receiy-
ed and we're placed across Mill
street Saturday, making fine APP
uearancp.
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$500,000 LOAN NOT ON
CURTIS BANK RECORDS

Waukegan. June 12-The Grant
Park Trust & Savings bank has no
records of loans of $75OO00 to Cuda-
hd & Co, Chicago packers, Norman
Griffin, cashier of the bank, testified
today at the trial of Governor Small
nder examination by Assistant
Attorney General Wilkerson. Mr.
Griffin said he had been unable to
find any trace of the loans in the
banks records and that the endorse
ment Of the bank on interest checks
on these loans was not the writing
of Vernon S. Curtis. co-defendant
with the governor. his brother. the
lac senator, nor any other officer or
employe of the bank.
There is nothing In the books of
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-12

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Tyson and
two children of La Sale Fislted oN.
or Sunday as guests at the home oil
Mrs Hoppe, here.
MIR. and Mrs. John Freeman anu
ffraa children Of Ieonore spent oV-
er Sunday IS guest as tine ,oiie Vi
Mr.. and Mrs George Qnahdt mere.
Mrs. Anderson returned Satufdat
from a pleasant visit al the nome u
nrr son. Bert and family OF chicago
Miss Ruth Rauman acted 4 substlt.
fgto agent at the intefurDan station
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-12

here Saturday, during the absence OF
the agent, Miss Henrietta thinner
man.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Bottomly motor
cd to Lowell last Thursday and at
tended the funeral OF Mr.. Joe Lind
ssy. who was recently killed in an
accident
Miss Grace Gallup. who has been
in Patton, California, for the past
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-12
Golf for lnVcrS.

Lovers of golf took advantage of
the tine weather yesterday afternoon
to ST end delightful afternoon ON the
MarsataWa links.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-12
Today Markets


Furnished by ". Kirby. manager
Gardiner q Van Moss q Co. members
Chicago Board Of Trade, third hyyl
Moluuey Building
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-12

Fred Ford Of Cedar itaplds, Iowa
joined his daughter. Miss Iris. at the
home of his sister, Mrs NJ. q. Hodr'
son of Sylvan avenue, Saturday morn
ing Thov will visit friends and reIa.
tiycs for several days.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-12

Minor Wylie had a painful acct.
dent yesterday; while cranktng his
Maxwell car. the crank kicked and
struck his right fore arm. He was
attended BY Dr. b. Blanchard, who
was unable to determine whether the
bone was broken, owing to the swell
ing by the injury,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-12

year and a half, is in Utica and Low.
oil on a two months visit with rela-
tives.
Mrs II. G. Prentice and son Har,
old we're La Sale callers on Satur.
day evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Buchner mo
tored to La Sale on Saturday eve
ninE.
Mr. aud Mrs. c p. Cary motored to
In Sale On Saturday evening
Misses Elsie Pearson and Re0ecca
Baker were La Sale callers on Sat
urday evening,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-12

Mr.. and Mrs William Conraddi OF
north of Joliet son-inlaw Of Mrs.
John Shelton, came down Saturday
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-12
MARSEILLES NEWS
MARY MAC ARTHUR
Office over Star Theatre.
Office, Black l76-Phones- House, Black IS

to spend Sunday with MIR and Mrs,
John shelton,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-12

Childrens day at the Baptist
church was marked by fine pro.
gram. which took in most of the
Sunday school cholars. a large au-
dicuce found the exercises very pleas
ant, and enjoyed the opportunity OF
hearing children sing and speak The
young folks we're well trained. and
with the natural ability children
nave made a pleasant appearance.
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! ; l1ILlW.NI INDElWELI

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EDITORS WILL EAT
 ALASKA REINDEER MEAT

shipment of 300 nomds Of re.n- deer mont me arrived from h'aaa or m. Washington sHte Press As- o..uUm meeting ou Jmmry lS. Ia and eH AM Che rest of Che Aiaatn food for One hmWe. haa boon shipped and Is now on Che way
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CABMACKS DAUGHTER
 WINS FIRST ROUND

Seattle. Tho ml breed Indian daughter of One late George Cm- m1ck Graphic sarIr ia lighting for aharo In the sl00000 ctatc Of hor father Her attempt to havo Mu Marguerite Carmack Che diacoy- arors w.dow removed as admInIa- rar'E Of One o'a.o was uccc lul. Superior Judge Dykemau ordered Che widow removed as admInIa.ulr.z uI Che o.Iafo.
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WHAT WILL JUNEAU Dol

Prom aI oror Che country notices are being served ou motion picture producers tha. One productions fea- turing one "F' hIbucklc win no. be tolerated. Jmmu has not yet ree- .a.erod her position regarding Che mat,or but there Ia uo doubt hut .ho win have ome.h.ne to gay either now or whom One oorpulmt one ape poar on a local .r.ou wh.ch Inc "a u0. liable .0 do.
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A utuc girl wrote Che following competition on mon:
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