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The Washington times., 1922-06-16

out the slugger trying to steal. Be-
vereid followed with a double to LETT.
Milan camped under Ellerbe's fly
and, seeing SEVERED taking his time
to return to second. doubled him up
with a perfect peg to Peck.
In the third. with one gone, Tobtn
pushed q two.basger into the corner
In left. only to be doubled up when
Gerber smashed liner to Shanks.
After McManus had como through
with his scratchy homer IN the
fourth, Jacobson and Williams each
singled to left. SEVERED slammed
one at Mogridge, whose peg to
Shanks got jacobson at third. and
SEVERED was doubled UP at first.
Ken Williams went to sleep off Sec
ond and was run down.
Ellerbe opened the Browns fifth
with q single to left. Mogridge went
In fast for Davis bunted pop ny
and deliberately dropped 1t. Ellerbe
was hugging first base and Davis
slowly trotting toward II. 'Mogridge
handed the ball to Judge, who tagged
Davis as he came within first. and.
turning to Ellerbe, tagged him to
complete q double play. The Browns
howled and conferred with both um.
pires, but the decision stood. These
were the instances where the Griffs
proved they were playing wide-awake
ball, even II they were not getting
many bingles off Dixie Davis. who
permitted but two hits over the last
six innings.
Hank Shanks came through with
the best fielding play. In the eighth.
with a man on, Tobin attempted to
hunt. He raised q little pop fly that
fell in foul territory hardly fifteen
feet from the plate. Shanks tore
in FOR the ball. and. diving straight
ahead with both hands extended.
gathered in the fly, turned q COM
plete somersault, and was up on his
feet ready to throw II Davis had
strayed from first base. Shanks was
loudly applauded by the fans.
Johnny Tobin showed . world OF
speed In coming In almost to the
infield to camp under Peck's
short fly In the second. He easily
doubled up Hank Shanlks, who
was at second.
In the seventh. Frank Elierbe
drove a liner to center. Just a. the
ball was about to pass over Rice's
head, up he went and brought down
the ball in his gloved hand. Failure
would have let that ball carry ~ the
fence, for II was a hard line DIVE.
Joe Judge continues In his truly
terrible slump The crack first
sacker In dropping points every day.
A week ago he was hitting for 300,
II is a cinch he 10 now well below
that. In two games against the
Browns he hiss gone hitless. In
four days at Detroit he got a triple
and two singles. In Cleveland.
where he is usually effective. he got
n single and q fiuke homerun.
In thirty-seven times at bat out
here on this trip, Judge has got five
hits totaling ten bases for an average
Earl Smith 10 hitting for ass IN
the west on this trip. getting eieht
hits In thirty-one times at bat. -Four
or his eight came in the last TWO
cleveland games. Three were In
Detroit and yesterday he hit Tor ths
circuit. his lone hit In two days
In the last nine games, Sam
tice has hit for .342, being up
The Washington times., 1922-06-16

League Standings
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yestsrdays Game

g. Louis. ., w.shihston. D.
Detroit, 9; New York, l.
Boston, .; cleysland, :;
Philadelphia. 10; Chicago, T.
Today's Ganss.
washinRtop at 81. Louis. ,
New York at Detroit.
Philadelphia at Chicago. -
Boston 1T Clsvsland.
The Washington times., 1922-06-16

The Grl1Imen nave TWO more COIL
tests here before moving up to Chi
'cago. Jezebel Tecumseh Zachary is
expected to face the Browns today,
with Olaf Erickson. completing the
series tomorrow. Elan Vangilder
10 doped to, twirl against the Griffs
today. with Young Pruitt coming in
tomorrow with his famous screw
ball hook.
The same old st. Louis jinx is
working yet; a five-run lead was
slaughtered Wednesday with high
ny. which would have been caught
at Georgia avenue. Yesterday
Marty McManus bounced the ball
into the bleachers with Sisier on
and those two runs gave the
Browns the victory. Today some
body viii cough and the winning
Brownie will gallop over the plate.
while tomorrow some Griffman will
be called on the telephone and the
deciding hit viii 60 through his va
cant position. 1t makes little diff
ference how 1t Is done. the Browns
are Just poison to the Washington
club.
George Magride was the victim
tn the second clash at Sportsman
Park. In his seven sessions ne
passed two guys, both In the 1irst
inning. and Bill Jacobson's slap
20 right scored the first one, Ger.
ber. He was reached for ten hits,
but his supporting cast was In fine
fettIe, making no fewer than five
double killings. And yet, q lucky
hit robbed the tall s0uthpaw OF
Sisler led off in the fourth. with
Shanks moving on toward the plate.
Sisier hunted. The ball was nit
hard enough to shoot past Shanks
and roll between him and Peck into
left field for a clean single. Then
MoManus. who 10 hitting the ball
and fielding like a demon these
days. siashed what looked like a
single to left. The ball bounded off
the grass over the low fence and
into the bleachers for home run.
ing by just that many.
Picinich led off in the third with
a two Dagger to left. Going UP on
Mogridge's perfect sacrifice. Milan
playing his first game In many
weeks, poled a clean double to the
corner in left field, scoring Picinich.
Harris and Rice were helpless. and
Milan was stranded. That run tied
the score, as the Browns had scored
In the opening frame.
Milan played for three and q half
innings, giving way to Earl Smith
when he found the exerton In the
sizzling air quite too much for him,
However, the Washington manager
grabbed himself q single and dou-
Bic in his two attempts against Dixie
Davis, driving over the first run Tor
his team, so he had showed plenty
Of reason for breaking into the
lineup.
In the sixth, Earl Smith crashed
n liner to center. Baby Doll Bill
Jacobson tried to make grand
stand catch, taking fall on his
aose, but the ball eluded him. Be-
fore it could be retrieved, Smithy
had crossed the plate with his
teams second and last run Of the
hot afternoon.
The Griffmen. thoroughly awake
% the possibilities Of defeat, played
q snappy game all the way, cutting
down the Brownies time and again
when runs threatened. The second
inning IL a good example. Williams
opened with single. Harris Just
barely stopping the ball over toward
the bag. Picinich. promptly tossed
EIIHHINHNINHH NHHElIIHHHIHRE
The Washington times., 1922-06-16
ST. LOUIS CLIMBS OUT
TOWARD YANKS LEAD
AIDED BY MILAN'S MEN
By LOUIS A. BOUCHER.

ST. LOUIS 16Thanks Zeb Mians aided and
sbetted by Ty Cobb Detroit Tigers the St Louis Browns are
the Gf they but half the Of the chsso White
separate the the Yank and Red
Sox. '.....- ......' . (
Msn young fallen back the 800 mark for their toll
They
eight eight the have done
Wel,w and losing five.
The Washington times., 1922-06-16

The Griffmen, thoroughly awake
% the possibilities Of defeat, played
q snappy game all the way, cutting
down the Brownies time and again
when runs threatened. The second
inning IL a good example. Williams
barely stopping the ball over toward
the bag. Picinich. promptly tossed
The Washington times., 1922-06-16

In the sixth. Earl Smith crashed
q liner to center. Baby Doll Bill
Jacobson tried to mako Q grand
stand catch, taking q fall on his
.aose, but the ball eluded him. Be-
fore it could be retrieved, Smithy
had crossed the plate with his
teams second and last run Of tho
hot afternoon.
The Washington times., 1922-06-16

Johnny Tobin showed . world OF
speed In coming In almost to the
infield to camp under Peck's
short fly In the second. He easily
doubled up Hank Shanlks, who
was at second.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-01-05

THAR parents, MIR. and Mrs. Mari
Bryant.
Mr. and Mrs Walter Anderson and
baby spent Christmas with Mr.. Ander
sons parents and attended the pro
gram at the L. d. S. church.
MI and Mrs, Lester Bowers and
daughter spent Christmas at the b. c.
Spencer home.
Mr.. and Mrs, j, A. Palasky and baby
returned to their home In Streatog
Monday after spending a few days at
the Bryant home,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Anderson and
family were shoppers in Marseilles
and called on the i. J Grove family
Tuesday
G. Larson, f. Jelm, A, Jackson, A.
Danieson and Mark BRYANT and son
we're Ottawa shoppers Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Chapman and
family returned home Tuesday after
sepnding Christmas with relatives at
Normal
Mr. and Mrs, Mark Bryant and fam.
lily visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
McCreight and daughter Of Zion, III.
at the Ed Benckendorf home on We'd
nesday.
Mrs Harold Chapman and children
are spending this week with her par
entS, MIR. and Mrs. Ed Zimmerman.
Little Doris Mae Thomas Is spend.
ing a few days with her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Bryant.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Spencer and fam
lily spent Wednesday at steve Klein.
maer's.
Mrs. o. 7. Hayer is sick with the
measles.
Mrs. Sarah Klepp spent this week
with her son, Vern Klepp.
William Hayer, little son Of DR.. 0.
7. Hayer has returned home from
Ryburn hospital and his foot is heal
ing nicely.
Miss Fern Spencer is spending a
few days with her aunt, Mrs. Steve
Kleinmaier
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Dorr thinner.
man daughter, Friday Dec. 30.
Mrs. Etna Grantnam spent several
days this week with Mrs. will Grove
doing some sewing.
Miss Edith Jewell spent severa!
days with relatives in Marseilles.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-01-05

wife at the H. l., Baker home.
Mrs, r. II, Harry and daughter Eliz,
abeth, Carrie Jones and Mrs Emil
Jaeger spent Wednesday. with Mrs.
Herman Steide.
Bert Flanagan and Paul Seller spent
Monday evening at the Edward Jones
home.
Frank Saville shelled corn Wcdnes
day
A pretty wedding was solemriuel
on Christmas day, when Miss Lavora
Aackey and Howard + Smith were
united in marriage at II O'Clock 10
The morning. The ceremony was PEE
formed at the home o. the brides
mother, Mrs, Mary Mackey, OF north
west Of StreGtCr :,,v i, S. Mackev
OF Sadorua. ILL.,, an uncle of the bride
1ic!atcd. Miss Nora King, niece Of
the bride, served as bridesmaid ans
Russell Metcalf was best man. TIL
brides gown was of gray crepe satin
trimmed with blue, aGd She wore grag
slippers and stockings TolloWn4
the ceremony an elaborate dinner YVES
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-01-05

sick list the asst two weeks
Miss May Dunn and Miss Mary
Leach OF Ottawa, attended the Three
Musketecr's" dance ere Monday
night.
A few friends OF MIR and Mrs. Ever
ett Crosiar met at their home on Mon.
day evening ana bid farewell 10 the
Old year and welcomed in the new.
Lunch was served, and all enjoyed a
social good time,
John Knefsky had Tie misfortune
o be hit in the back Of his head with
brick Monday while calling in La
sale, and it required three stitches
D close the wound.
Ed Clancy spent Monday in Chica.
0 with friends.
a number OF La Sale and Ottawa
Boys attended the Three Muske-
GERS" dance here on Monday evening
The following were La Sale callers
Tuesday afternoon Harmon Fowlie,
r. ]. Scott Gust Johnson, VIM. Ian
icrs ST., and p Conaty.
VIM. Morrissey and John Gordon
.ere Ottawa business callers on Tues
day.
Mrs 5. Sumberg has returned from
. recent visit with her daughter Mrs.
Louis Landsman in Waterloo, Iowa.
Virgil Holland underwent an oper-
alton Monday in La Sale, having an
lbscess removed in both ears by DR..
Woods of La Sale He will be absent
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-01-05

served 10 anou: fifty guests. Ths
table was decorated with pink and
white flowers and the wedding cake
carried out the colors Of pink and
white, The bride and groom received
many gifts, Mr. Smith Is the young
est son OF Mrs. Elizabeth Smith and
Mrs Smith Is the daughter Of Mrs.
Mary Mackey. Mr., and MIS- Smith
VIII live on farm northeast Of Ker.
nan
7, Z, Harry spent Tuesday evening
at tho M. A Trenor home
Earl Morrison and Ezra Shoots
shelled and delivered corn to Herman
Wednesday and Thursday,
Fred BencEendorr and Amiel Jaeger
were Ottawa callers Thursday.
Herman Steidle and family aud Mr.
and Mrs Amiel Jaeger and son Billie
spent Thursday evening at the Ed.
ward Jones home.
Miss Carrie Jones spent the latter
part OF the week with her sister, Mrs.
i, a. BencEendorf
CTo BE CGNTINUEDl
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-01-05
UTICA

\ moving picture "Tho Branded
Woman" given under the auspices of
the Royal Neighbors was held at the
Mystic Worers hall last Wednes,
day and Thursday evenings and "a
large crowd was present
Mrs. Chae Wagner and little daugh.
ter, Sabna, Of Chilli,Othe visited
with Mrs. Kaiser on Thursday Mrs
Wagner left for a visit with relatives
in Joliet, and Sabina viii remain with
her grandmother Tor a few days
Mrs Harry Engel and little baby OF
Flanagan. H., spent the holiday.
with her parents, Mr., and Mrs Pa
rick Bray.
Mrs George Hallett and children
and Mrs Harry Beckman and baby
left Monday for their homes in Chi
cago after spending the holidays with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs Louis
Folrod, here.
Mr. and Mrs, Gus CAIRNS and sons.
Clarence and Lynn and Mr.. VIM.
HadIey spent New Years at the home
of Mrs CAIRNS daughter, Mrs. Gas
tineau, in Ottawa
VIM. Stuart attended a watch party
held in ottawa on Saturday evening
Mrs. Kohin and two daughters and
son of Joliet, motored So Utica Thurs
day and spent the day with Mrs.
Sophia Kaiser.
Miss Shaughnessey of Deer Park,
visited Monday with her sister Mrs
John Gilchrist.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-01-05
OTTER CREEK

Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Jaeger spent Sun
Gay evening at the Herman Steidla
home.
Mr.. and Mrs r. c. Harder and chill.
dren and Tim Harry spent MOnday
evening at the William Poole home.
Mr.. and Mrs c. w Harder Of Strea
tor spent Monday at the home of their
son Floyd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Morrison ana
Mrs Floyd Harder spent last Thurs.
day in Ottawa.
Willie Spencer OF Ottawa was an
overnight guest Of Herman Steidlc
Friday night
win Wahl spent Sunday with his
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-01-05
THE CHAPEL SINGERS.

Representative music, beautifully
sung, is the program Offering of the
Chapel Singers. SoulStirring sacred
songs are featured. Then there are
operate Quartets and solos, modern
quartets and pianOlogs. Sufficient life
aud humor are injected TO give the
three-part entertainment a diversified
appeal. While there Is not cheap
number on the entire program, it is
likewise true that even the musicaIiy
uneducatcd can thoroughly understand
and appreciate the work OF the com
pany.
Congregational church next MoIla
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-01-05
BURCH DENIES He
IS CRAZY; WANTS TO
TESTIFY FOR SELF.
MURDER DEFENDANT CROSSES"
OWN COUNSEL IN EFFORT TO
TAKE WITNESS STAND AND
CLEAR UP ALL"

Los Angeles, Jan, 5,-The state
trained its heaviest guns on the in
sanity defense Of Arthur @, Burch yes
torday IN his trial here for the alleged
murder of j. Bolton Kennedy asserted
love victim" of Mrs Madlynn ObeR.
chain, aqually accused in the crime
with Burch.
DR.. Thomas j. Orbison, insanity eX
port, fired the first shot
From my close study Of Arthu,
Burch," he testified, Il am convinced
she Ia sane
Burch insisted yesterday that he has
been proven sane by as many alien
lists and laymeI as those who testified
to his insanity. He pleaded with his
attorneys for permission 10 take the
witness stand in his own defense
Il am not crazy" Burch asserted, as
soln as he entered the court room.
The alierigt3 and my social friends
agree with me.
Il wish my lawyers could see 1t as
clearly as | do and allow me to tell
my whole story from the witness
stand could clear mp tho whole
mess to the satisfaction Of every
body"
He waved his hand fippantly and
winked at a nearby uewspapcrman
The defendant related to DR. Orb
son. the alienist testified, a converse.
ton with DR. Ross Moore, defense
s,, ,gri,t
to wiring from Burcb the details OF
his actions on the night Of the crime.
Aug. 5.
AS a last resort DR.. Crbison said
Burch tOl dhim. Dr. Moore spranE
this on me- If were you and in love
with Madlyuu, ! woul tell every.
thing about this tragic night, in fair
ness to her"
Or. Orbison then gave what was
rurported to have been Burch's reply
TO this move OF Dr. MCOre'5. Il won't
tell you thing until consult Mad
lynn Our testimony might cross.
You must first get her written con
sent that talk
When Dr. Moore obtained such con.
sent from Mrs Obenchain, Dr. Orbi-
son said 1T was shown to BurCh,
who again refused to give Dr. Moore
his story because he said he had re-.
Ceiyed private word from Madlynn to
disregard the nQie.
II am going to use my own judg-
ment in this matter after all Dr.
Moore DR.. Orbison testified Burch
said
And what was your opinion or
that as to Burch's sanity District
Attorney WoOlwine asked
Il considered it very significant,
very significant indeed 1t showed he
was reacting cohereHtly, clearly and
we'll to his environment" DR. Orbison
answered. I'll showed sound jutc-
ment
Burch heard Or. Orbison's testi
mony with amused interest, but as
court recessed he raced over to
group of newspaper reporters and in
dignantly denied that he ever haa
spoken a word to Dr. Orbison relative
to his conversation with Dr.. Moore
about the "ncte OF consent" from
Madlynn
a succession OF state lay witnesses
testified to Burchs sanity yesterda.
without being subjected to rrosSex
animation.
Grilling cross-questiOning of eXpert
witneasc is expected to prolons theI
trial
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-01-05
owe.

Into our work for others we can take
nothing greater than love, for love IS
a wonderful guide and teacher. Skill
and experience are worth little with
out it, and toll and sacrifice never
could make up for its lack. There
is courage and healing, strength and
inspiration in the mere fact that some
one loves us and cares for what we
are doing.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-01-05
NORTH PRAIRIE

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Chapman AMI
family and Mr. and Mrs Dorr Zim.
norman and family spent Christmas
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Y Thomas and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Pa.
lasky and baby spent Christmas with
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-01-05
A TEXAS WONDER

for kidned and bladder troubles.
gravel, weak and lame backs, rheu.
matism. Regulates bladder troubles
in children. If not sold by your
druggist, by mail S125. Small bot
tie often cures. Send for sworn tes
timonials DR.. z. w. Hall, 1886 Olive
street St Louis, Mo. Sold by drug.
gists.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-01-05
D. of |. Install.

-. OF - MS All.
The Daughters Of Isabella held in.
stallation of officers on Tuesday even.
ing. and The following officers were
installed to serve for the ensuing
year:
Grand Regent--Mra. Mary Manley
Vice Regent Mrs Anna Gardner.
Fin. Secretary - Miss Catherine
Francis.
Treasurer-Miss Mayme CLANCY.
Recording Secretary - Miss Jose.
phinc Neary.
Monitor Miss Mary Fitzgerald.
Locturer--Nrs. Charlotte Conner.
ton.
Custodian Mrs. Catherine Cahill.
Chancellor Catherine Shecdy.
Inside Sentinel - NJ i $ Loretta
Clancy.
Outside Sentinel-Miss Nell Nc
Cormack
Organist Miss Francis C0ndron
After the installation a picnic sup
per was held in the X c. rooms, and
the remainder Of the evening was
spent in social good time.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-01-05
Did You?

Ever notice how political borths diff
fer from sleeping berlhs? So far as
we have been alberto discover nobody
objects to an uppe" berts in politics.
Arthur II. Folweli in I,eslie's
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-01-05

from his duties at the Davison's store
for few days.
Employees of the Utica Fire Brick
Co, are engaged In hauling clay
which they will grind this week.
Mrs. Josephine Neary OF Peoria,
visited Mrs. Josephine Etzbach here
and other friends during the HOLIDAYS.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-01-05
A Cav New YEARS. Party

a New Years party was held at the
home OF William Stuart last Thursday
evening when number Of his friends
relatives and neighbors came In to
help him enjoy q very pleasant even.
ing, The time was spent in playing
cards, and fine lunch was served to
the guests, All departed Wishing
William many happy returns.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-01-05
Church Annual Meeting.


4 yearly business meeting was held
at the Swedish church Monday even.
ing and the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year;
Superintendent Swanson.
Assistant Superintendent - Miss
Esther Peterson.
Trustees --Chester Swanson, VIII.
lam Swanson, Richard Swanson.
Dcacons-- Swanson, Richard
Swanson, Louis Larson
Organist Miss Josephine Palm
Quist.
Assistant Urganist Miss Alma
Olson.
S. S. Teachers Miss Josephine
PalmQuist. Miss Alma Olson Miss
Esther Peterson, Miss Lillian Peter
son.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-01-05

The initial success OF the Chapel
Singers was attained on trip TO the
western coast. Almost unheralded
these artists surprised and delighted
discriminating audiences in the
largest cities with their interpretative
abilities. There have been many calls
for their temperance.
The company is strongly recon-
mended TO music clubs, but above all
1t is recommended to patrons of the
Lyceum. The members are expert.
enccd church, concert and operate
singers, guaranteeing satisfactory en-
tertainmont whether in sacred or sec.
ular offerings.
2 night.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-01-05
Dance

tonight at Utica. given by "The Three
Musketeers." Riermanns orchestra.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-01-05
Dance

tonight at Utica, given by "The Three
Biermann's orchestra.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-01-05

AS going quit farming viii sell at public auction
n Utica known the Cole farm miles northwe
he Morarity H road q miles cast CT Uca, mile south
If tn. Twin Trees the Prairie n uI road,
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