davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Press., 1922-03-23

Playing Cards, 29c a deck. Save 6c. Tablets for and 1Oc Same old price, but sheets of
The Press., 1922-03-23

WANTED-Man with car to sell the BEST Ford Oil Gauge made. $10O per week and extra commissions. AccessO-
 ries Co, Graham, Benton HarbOr, Mich.
The Press., 1922-03-23

FOR SALE-82 acre Farm, 8 miles out of Crystal Lake in edge of Holland. Practically new house and barn. $1,000. On easy terms. Inquire FRED COOK, West Wilmington, R. F. D. No. 2.
The Press., 1922-03-23

wHaHmsT PRxCms--paId for Live Poultry. Veal and Fresh Eggs. Tele- phone @ HARRY MARKOFF.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-19

syrup, which has been previously
made.
Boil on top or the stove in sauce
pan 1-2 cup sugar, 13 cup butter. ?
cups hot water Into this drop Tire
dumplings pinched end down. and
bake in the oven in this syrup
minutes; have oven hot and SYRUP
not Mrs r. Kamerer.
522 Lincoln way W.
Mishawaka, Ind.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-19
The other winners were:
Fried Green Tomatoes.

Three large green tomatoes, and
cut In half inch slices. Season with
salt and pepper. beat two eggs and a
little cream and dip in dry bread
crumbs and then eggs. Put fat in
irving pan and then slices OF tOma r
.1es brown slowly first on one side
then the other until brown on both
sides These are very good.
Ruth Smith.
1872 s. St JOSEPH st.
South Bend. Ind
Pepper Hash.
green mauGGes. - red man
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-19
Peach DumpIlngs.

Make a dough as for biscuits,
using for this recipe cup -four. salt.
Il teaspoon baking powder, 1 table
spoon butter, and enough milk to
roll out. Divide the dough into 4
parts and after rolling out put one
pared fresh reach in each part.
DO not remove pitt pinch to-
gether and drop In the following
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-19
MiShdWaRd Woman Wins
On Hot Weather Recipe

4 complete menu for a warm
weather lunch was ward . q
The Nsws-Times Market Basket prize
~ 95 FOR this week The winner
was Mrs Genetta NJ. Miller. sO2 S.
Mon st. Mishawaka other con-
tants who were awarded prizes or
50 each were: Ruth Smith. 1912 S.
ST. Joseph St. Mrs. Guy Stevens,
liver. Ind Mrs r. Campbell, $40
81 Cushing g.: Mrs. Bert Richard
son. S31 y. 81. Louis blvd: Mrs. II.
kamerer. so Lincoln way W,
1Ilshawaka.
The first prize follows:
Menu for Warm Weather Lunch.
Maitre d HOte Sandwich.
"a 10. butter. . small tablespoons
aueiy minced parsley. / tablespoon
lemon Juice, pepper 10 taste. Spread
on thin slices OF bread. fold together
and cut across 10 form triangles.
Stuffed Baked Hearts.
Take three or four medium sized
hearts. soak IN salt water for an
hour. FIJI with the following dressing:
] pt breadcrumbs, IA cup melted
butter. IA cup celery. minced very
fine: 3 we'll beaten eggs. a pinch Of
salt and IL teaspoon pepper, mix all
together and II not moist enough
id a little milk. bake IN a moder-
ate oven, lei cool and slice across
ln thin slices. serve with tartare
sauce.
Tartare Sauoe.
The yolks OF two eggs beaten in a
gill of salad oil. / tablespoon OF good
vinegar. / teaspoon mustard. a ia
hiespoOn OF gherkins, with pinch
Of salt and pepper, beat all together
md set on ice until ready 10 serve.
Tomato Salad With Cheese Staws
Six medium sized topatoes. peel
ed and sliced, two hard-boiled eggs,
raw egg. IL teaspoon salt, IA
teaspoon cayenne Pepper, tables
spoon sugar / tablespoon salad oil,
tablespoon prepared mustard. IL
.eacup vinegar. Rub the yOlks to a
llste adding by degrees the salt,
pepper. sugar. mustard, oil and the
whites; cut in strips, beat the raw
eg TO a froth and stir in last the
vinegar. after the dressing is mixed
put on ice until very cold. pour over
the tomatoes and serve very cold
Cheese Straws.
one cup grated cheese, IL cur
butter. ga cup sifted flour. 1-2 tea
spoon dry mustard, ( teaspoon cold
water: mix all together and roll out
ike piecrust, cut in strips II inch
wide and five inches long. bake a
liEht brown.
Apple Tartlets.
Cut circles from Pun Taste or any
rich piecrust viii do. place in tart
pans. press firmly in the scallops.
FIJI with chopped tart apples, sprinkle
with sugar and bake in a moderate
oven; whip a little cream very stiff.
add a little sugar and a drop of
lemon or vanilla; just before serving
place a little cream on each tartlet,
md two strips of red jelly on top in
lru OF "A cross.
Iced Tea.
Allow one heaping teaspoon OF
a lor each. three cups wanted, pour
on boiling water and set aside TO
cool. Serve with cracked ice in each
class and a slice OF lemon if liked.
Mrs Genetta NJ. Miller.
9O2 s. Union ST., Mishawaka.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-19

7 goes. II onions tlarFe). large
green tomatoes. Grind all together.
T stir in 2 tablespoons salt Put in
bag drain over night. In the morning
stir IN I II pints sugar. teaspoons
white mustard seed. 2 teaspoons eel
I cry seed. 9 pints vinegar or TO suit
taste. Stir thoroughly can and seal.
Do not cook.
Mrs Guy Stevens,
Culver, Ind.
Head Lettuce with POt-POurri Salad
Dressing.
Beat together IL teaspoon salt,
Il teaspoon pepper, 2 tablespoons
vinegar and tablespoons salad oil.
add one orange peeled and finely
chopped, using all the juice and half
cup OF chopped olives. Mix all the
| ingredients together and pour over
quartered hearts of lettuce.
Baked Apple Jelly.
FIJI a 2-quart pan granite or
earthen) with alternate layers Of
sliced apples and sugar. Cover closely
and bake hours This is delicious
and should turn out solid pink
jelly. Let IL get real cold and serve
with your cold roast.
Mrs +. Campbell,
$50 y. Cushing ST.
South Bend.
ScallOped Potatoes and Eggs.
hard boiled eggs, 1 IL cups
white sauce, cups diced cooked po-
tatoes. "a cups bread crumbs, IL
cup minced ham, l tablespoon but
l 4.
ing dish in alternate layers with
diced potatoes, sprinkle each layer
with the minced ham and cover
with white sauce. sprinkle top with
bread crumbs. dot with butter and
bake in moderate oven until crumbs
are brown.
Mrs Bert Richardson,
S31 y. St Louis blvd.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-19
Apple Tartlets.
Iced Tea.

Allow one heaping teaspoon Of
"a ior each. three cups wanted, pour
ON boiling water and set aside to
cool. Serve with cracked ice in each
glass and a slice Of lemon II liked.
Mrs Genetta NJ. Miller.
COZ s. Union ST., Mishawaka.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-19

one cup grated cheese, IL cur
butter. "a cup sifted flour 1-2 tea
spoon dry mustard, 4 teaspoon cold
water: mix all together and roll out
ike piecrust, cut in strips IL inch
wide and five inches long. bake a
1Frnf hr0Wu
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-14

to admirable de defensa, que no sirve
para uso corriente, 81 no 10 atornilla
el Attorney en- cada case.
Como 81 dijeramos un para-caidas
muy bueno, pero sin mango; un pla-
to de ternera sin ternera.
La estadfstica de Ia huWanidad des-
pues He Id guerra acusa I'M desequili-
brio nonstruoso en- Ia existencia de
nujeres y de hombres. La l6gica de
los ndmeros demuestfh que hay 23
mujeres y media por cada hombre, y
i1uchos de estos estan deteriorados
por Ia guerra v otros excesos. Hay
p0r ahf a1gdn sabio economista que
Sc atreva 4 nivelah este. presupuesto?
iY hay quien pieEsa todayia en- en-
sartar la hebra de los procedimientos
belicos, como la inica manera de me-
ter en- cintura a Ia humanidad!
Un periodico de Nueva York Sc la
menta de que para las ciudades gran
des y ricas de las repdblicas hispano-
americanas Sc lleva1 en- grandes can
tidades las joyenes guapas de la gran
Repdblica. La queja no es precisa-
mente porque Sc lleveh las mujeres,
sino porque Sc preferan las mas be-
Illas.
Es una razon de estetica que no es-
taba prevista en- la estadistica del de-
|sequiIibrio femenismo.
Afiade ell peri6dico norteamericano
que en- esas repdblicas no. tratan bien
a las j6venes emigrantes, Y ESQ no
parece tan verosimil iBuenas son las
paisanas de Mr.. Post de Moncho
Reyes, para chuparse ell dedo favor
de los rasta cueros de la America del
Sur!
Ahora resulta que Puerto Rico ha
progresado de una manera asombrosa,
sobre todo econ6micamente, en- estos
dltimos 20 amos. Seguramente que
Sc ha duplicado la production del
suelo, y las contribuciones; pero la 81
thacion economical de sus habitantes
no ha mejorado gran cosa.
La primera virtud que recomenda-
ba Washington eral la de no faltar Ia
verdad.
M. f. j.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-14
ii lunes pasailo Sc reunieron en- /

El lunes pasai0 Sc reunierOn en- Ia
Oficina Gel Comite. a iniciativas de
Ia Junta Local de la Union de Puerto
Rico, I'M buen ndmero de corre.igio-
narios para tratar respecto de una
carta recibida de La Junta Central,
con motive del actual pr0blema poll
tico, y Sc aaord0 declarar la segunda
quincena de- mes de MARIO actual,
aQufncena Pafrf6ticas con Ell fin de
mantener Ia opinion pdblica intere-
sada en- nuestras cuestiones, ' dedi-
carla asf mismo, por medic de actos
adecuados, recolectar fondos para
ayudar Il los gastos que origine la
Comisi0n de nuestro parfido para
trAsladarse a Washington en- pro de
Ia aprobaci6n del Bill Campbell. AL
efecto, designado este Comite Ejecn-
tivo con amplios poderes, para orga-
nizar todos los actos que sean necesa-
rios, en- Id primer reunion que helnos
celebrado nombramOs una ..Comisi6n
de la Prensa en- la cuaI fignra usted
como uno de sus miembros Al tener
.eI gusto de cOnunicarsclo, lie cfto pa
ra la proxima reunion que debera ce-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-14
EsTABA QORMIDO COMO UN PA
10 CUANDO LIE LLAAlARON PARA
CoRTABLE EL CUEEL d. EAN-
DRU, IlANDRUn LIE GRITOM.
BEGUIN, PARA QUE DES-
PEKTxRA.

Paris. febrero 25. Suponeos I'll III
teres que puaieran demostrar los pa
risienses durante uIas eonferencias en-
tire el Presidente del MinisteFiO Mon
sieuf Poincare Y Mr.. Lloyd George,
pQes seria todO palido ante las demos
traeiopes ae "a cindad hoy con motive
de u ejecuciOn de Henri Landrti, que
tliYo lugar esta manana en- Ia Prisi0n
sle Versailles.
D0pdeqiiera que uno meta "a ca
beza era el tema de todas las conyer-
eaciones aspectqs; no habfa una per
soma que Al encOntrarse con uhO no le
tijera Landru fue ejecnta hoy"
* sin pronunciar su nombre, el a.
enc oes sFor iin e s1scusaron' a'a
suflclente para deslgnar a ,Lll Mlster.O- ~ !.
g asesino cnyo secreto sc "a laO con
81 4 "a tumpa. Aquelios que espela-
ban una confession de ultima nora nan
guedado complefamente puriaoos. Las
solas palabras &c Landrn q morn
fueron protestando de su inocencia. a.
Aun cuando tarde aver todo Paris
ee enter6 de que FL Presidente Mile
rand habfa rehusado firmar el perdon
gel celepre aseslno' perO e nVslcla Z ue Y
este sc solicitaba no ilego, 81 parecer'
= Versailles, pues desde e dla anlerior
una ablgarrada mnltltud empezapa q
reunirse en- "a plaza para presenciar
u ejecucion, Las parlslnasT-notaDle,
mente ese tlpo &c muleres z res eiegantes s. ne
que por doqniera sc las ve incienQo !saelo
rieas joyas yestldos de seaas cosgos
sisilhos erarl las primeras aen e inundar 9ls
con sus perfumes los lardines ae yer
sales
Pero Ia morbida curiosidad de toda
aquella masa humana no pudo ser sa-
tisfecha, por las rfgurosas medidas to-
madas por la policia, Ia que hab1a re-
cibfdo 6tdenes de no dejar acercar nj
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-14
a ejecucion de [ andru

El ab0ea{lo Giafferi " sinfi6 tNn
.conmovido oue no p,so evitar due ID
s6s labios hrotara nm s,,spiro muvl
h0ndo "vaiors, le dijo sil defendi-
j do; pero la Erase confortadora era I'M
necesafia Lafidr6 Sc mantenfa firme
1 v asf 10 estuvO hasta Ell final.
se ylstlo, Sc layo la cara ysse en1ua-
go e Doea. Puso todo el culdado ne
cesarlo en- q arreglo de sus ropas Di0
las gracias los abogados, mientrss
Sc afaDa la cOrbata, por todo cuantO
haDlan 1echo en- su favor diciendo !:
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-14
Cronica Iurnoristica

Ell aut6crota ruso Lenine dice que
ira 4 Ia Asamblea mundial de Geno-
va, para que los poderes alIf reunidos
se convenzan de que 81 no es ningdn
ogro.
X conseguira demostrarlo.
Una de las acepciones principales de
lesta palabra es atrag6n'', y en- Ru-
sia no hay ahora que tragar, como no
Sc traguen los rusos unos a otros, y
la carne faca y macerada de estos no
parece ser por ahora vocatQ di carde-
male.
Quiza 81 estas horas Sc 10 hubie-
ran condo a el sus paisanos, 81 los
Estados .Unidos, con su grandiosa f.
lantropfa, no hubiesen establecido ali
el "mantengo" en- condolences de abun-
Idancia estupenda.
Constantemente legan a los puer-
Itos rusos grandes embarcaciones car
Igadas de habichuelas, tocino, copser-
vas alimentieias y otras municiones de
boca.
ia buena parte va Lenine pro
bar que no tiene agallas de tibur6n!
En- cuanto qued6 firmado en- Wash
|ington Ell protocolo del desarme y de
la paz salieron de ali tres coroneles
aguerridos para organizar en- tren dc
guerra los batallones militares de Ia
|reserva de Puerto Rico.
iSigue teniendo tres benoles la di-
|p1omacia moderna, consagrahdo su
nuevo figurfn de Ia paz con canana y
arnas al hombro! "Justicia por dofia
In6st pero no contra don juan, como
dicen en- el Tenorio.
El QUO Warranto es un instrument
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-14
la JUNTA CENTRAL HA PEDIDO
IA Las IUNTAS LOCALES UNIO-
NISTAS QUE CELEBREN Ia
QUINCENA PATRIOTICA.: :

Con motiyo de una carta circular
dirigida recientemente por Ia Junta
Central las Jrntas Locales, para
despertar Ell espfritu patri0tico de los
sportorriquenos e intensificar Ia lucha
mantenida contra Mr. Rely por e
Partido Unionista, el presidente dc
la Junta Local de Ponce senor E
Auffant, ha escrito la slguiente carta :
COMITE EJECUTIvO DE LA
QUINCENA PATRIOTICA'
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-14
ENFERMA DE cUIDADo

la distinguida DANA dona Julia
Rossy, esposa del Comisionado de
Servicio Pdblico de San German,
Sr. Francisco Servera Silva, esta en-
ferma de algdn cuidado.
Ell Sr. Servera Silva, quien vino el
domingo San Juan con el fin de
asistir a la session del Comite Terri
torial Republican,, tuvo que retirarse
antes de terminarse 6sta, por haber
sido llamado de su Residential
Esperamos que pronto desaparezca
la gravedad de Ia DANA enferma. :
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-14
Ell CARACAS

Los Sres Sobrinos de Izquierdo Y
Co, agentes de Ia Red ID. Line, nos
informan que han recibido un cable
avisandoles que el vapor "Garacas' sa
li6 de New York el sabado las dos
de la tarde, esperandose que llegue a
este puerto el jueves por la noche 0
viIiernes pOr Ia manana. 's
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-14

FL QUO Warranto es un instrumen
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-14
] Consision ao "a Prensa ,l0m5radas
GUAGUAs EC0N0MICAS

Lo son las de chassis Dodge, "Ma-
.rina Y Coney island, de Fl pasajeros,
que trabajan Is horas con 12 galones
de gasqlina y sus gomas recorren CA
TORCE MIL MILLAs. Por que no
Gambia su guagua por una Dodge y
economizara en- gomas y gasolina?
Andreu, Aguilar y Co,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-14
CA1pA DE UN cABALLo

La esposa del DR. Cells, que esta dc
temporada en- sabana Grande, Sc pro
dujo una caida de un caballo que mon
taba. IN DR. Perea Fajardo fu6 llama
do para asistirla
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-14
REcIgIo UNA CoRNADA

La sefiora Eloisa Rodriguez, de %
amos, vecina de Hato Arriba, Arecibo,
recibi6 de un buey de su prOpiedad,
una fenomenal cornada, en- La region
inguinal derecha, sin interesarle los
intestinds.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-14

Distingndo aorreligionario
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-14
PONCE, z. r.

Comite Executive: Presdente, Fl
Auffant. Vocales; Julio N. Matos
Lcdo. Brunet del Vale, Pedro j.
Fortier.
Mario de 1922
SE don Guillermo v. Cintr6n.
Ciudad.
.DistingIido aOrreligionario
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-14
Peri6dicOs ViejOs y
Papel para Programs

Vendemos pOr quintales nm preciO
muy limitadO. tambi6n tenemos lotes
de este mismo papel sin impression
muy conveniente para prOgramas de
|cines, etc.
No compre sin antes sOlicitar pre-
clos Cantero. Fernandez y Co, San
Juan. P. r.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-14
PatriciO BIascO
Camas Iimpias J habitaciones frescaa.

Por Ia presente avisa . So numerosa
clienteIa de San Juan y de ID Isla que
nueyamente Sc ha hecho cargo del
Restaurant casa dormitoriO. @La
EcOn6mica" situado en- Ia calIe del
Cristo No. IA j u doRde les atehderi
eI amigo RIasco con Ii pr0ntitud que
Ie caractersza. COmidas exeeIentea.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-14
vENTA DE IN TEATRo

Ell Teatro M6ndez Vigo, de Maya
giiez, ha sido cerrado, porque sus due
nos piensan venderlo a determinados
compradores.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-03

struction the waterpower plants
should not cost over SSOOO0 600 ne
pointed out that Ottawa more imam
any other city in Illinois, could Dene.
iii from this construction because Oh
the large power plants that wlll pc
located to the east ana west each OF
which win develop thousands OF
horsepower OF electrical energy.
Built Like Panama Locks
In speaking about the size OF the
locks, he said:
The locks on the |. & NJ, canal are
forty by 100 feet; these locks are lpu
bv 600 The longest barge on the J.
& NJ. canal could he taken in side
WAYS. The lock here is the same de
sign as used in the Panama canal and
has q capacity of 5000 tons of cargo;
this is equal TO twelve ordinary OF
average Illinois Central railroad
trains and equal to the capacity OF
3Ga ordinary coal cars, or train
three mile slong. The locks can han
die this amount at the extreme low
water marH'
Many other interesting compare
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-03
BY JACK JuNGMEYER,


Los Angeles, July 2s.--Courted by
the dead
Besieged day and night by the
phantom of a matron who had Killed
herself for love of him Il posthn-
nous love more powerful than the
lure of living woman.
Desperate efforts through drugs
and amonrs to shake OF the CHASTITY
infatuation.
This Is the wierd defense Donald
D. Stewart. one time clergyman and
prominent moral crusader of Calitor'
MIA, will make when he is brought
TO trial in Boston on charges OF big
amy, grand larceny and conspiracy
Stewart and one of his alleged
wives. Mrs. Ethel Osbaldeston stew
art were arrested near Los Angeles
by pinkerton detectives on eastern
warrants.
This woman. while proclaiming
him n Jekyll.Hyde, is standing 10y
ally by the former paSor, corrobor-
ating HIS tale OF occult terror and
saying, His last three marriages al
were performed while he was under
the influence of drugs
Haunted by Lovelorn Ghost.
For seven years. Stewart asserts,
he has been haunted by Mrs Maud
Hendricks. Hayward Cal, who he
declares committed suicide because
of unrequited love for him.
| Explanatory notes We're left, ana
the scandal that ensued resulted in
the then fighting pastor being dis
missed by the Presbyterian church.
Her spirit has fitted between me
and happiness explains the cul-
tured.' - fascinating heartbreaker, as
he is pictured by those making the
charges.
Every night since that tragedy
the woman's wrath has trooped with
stealthy, accusing footsteps outside
my door.
Women used to say ] had fascin'
ating ways. They were the ways OF
desperation. Anything to counteract
that creeping presence. II followed
me everywhere. There was no peace
Ii was while so haunted that ! went
from bad to worse in marriage ven-
'tures'
There II is. a tale told in the Los
angeles jail--one to intrigue the sue
cessors of Edgar Allen Poe as well
as 10 interest the law.
At the time he was unfrocked
| Stewart, it is charged, was married
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-03
MISS ERDLE VICTOR
IN DISTANCE SWIM

New York, Aug. 3.-Gertrude Ed
erie of the New York Women's Swim
ming association won the three and
onc-half mile intercollegiate sWiM,
ming race Tor women in l:0l:34 3-5.
Helen Wainwright OF the same club
was second, with Hilda James the
British star, third. Aieen Riggin Of
the New York association finished
fourth. The race was held in driy-
ing rain starting at Manhattan beach
and ending at Brighton beach
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-03
ROTARIANS GIVEN
INSIDE" FACTS on
WATERWAY LOCKS
rILL THEIR ruMmleS AS GUESTS
or ROY sHAcNELToN AT BELLE
ISLAND WoRNa pee NEAR N.HhT
IMPROVEMENT MEANS TO or.
TNWA

Roy Shackclton Gcceral eager
CT Il TIE Belle !s.anl eek gave tle.
Orawe Rotar.uu7 real party LIST
night At / orloct tNcnW.iivo auto.
mobiles headed east along the Tow.
oath II the old I. \ u. canal a.d
r.-..c with them any members u
tho slau
on qTtya ~ the biz mixing plaat
q complg'a irrErctjcn vas made be-
fore t,ggmng the river, and as work
w.s in tuu CpNutioN, trucks carrying
cement We, LuZsiLc back and forth
elglnps. u."Y and trolley ears bus,
gave e.cI,onn an opportunity to OBJ
seTy5 :ha system and efficiency thar
can be attained on big jobs Perhaps
tn, most interesting feature is the
cement construction and the large
gulpertS that are huilt In. Thes"
huge chpmberS are ilarvel TO look
l..,on. and their size can be more
readily judged WReG II is realized
Lat horse and rides could easily
travel the 600 feet o. culvert. They
are large enough 10 take care of the
,ntire flow o. tie Illinois river for
~ minutes lrl can handle over a
lnillion cubic feet OF water per min
.. ute The acrth vail & nearly com
ujcted ana work has been started on
Tie south side; at the present time
tee locks are about fifty per cent com
Npleted. one of the thrilling features
VS. a ride on the aerial tramway
across the ,ver in a scuttle that was
la, ge enough TO carry twenty-foul
inen AT one time.
Banquet Fills EN- Up.
The banquet, and this term is used
advisedly. was too much for the aver
age "Rote" and there was much moan
ing ami grooming after they left the
table. Some outdoor exercise was
provided while an arena was being
constructed in the shade of an old
oak tree \ meeting was called just
before smCown with l., NJ. Bayne
opening the program with an an
p. nounccment OF the Starved Rock
picnic scheduled for Tuesday, Aug
II.
w. y. Strawn made his final report
m the international Rotary conven
ton which he attended in Los Ange
les.
w. L. Barnes. chief engineer for the
state of Illinois. was called upon and
reneated the history Of the Illinois
.rriyer project and explained many in
teresting features about the Belle
/, island lock. He took up every phase
, Of the waterway question aud very
| effectively explained many interest
| ing things, including the cost to the
: state and how the people would bene
! fit. He stated that the Illinois water
way could Ire built for less than $40,
600 900 and that by economical con
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-03
Vampire Ghost Dr0Ue EH-PaStOr
Into Biganiy, Is His Defense

Ing influence IN my life. whom
atterward welded married three
others
The asserted wife who was arrest
ed with Stewart is declared by de.
tectyes 10 have posed az his sister
and secretary to have abeued his
subsequent marriages aud to have
conspircd with him IN wheedling
money from various brides, as Is
charged
Psychologists who have had stew
art, alias Brown. alias McGrogor,
under observation declare his TO be
a striking case Of dual nature: One
a Jekyll OF honor, integrity brains
and honest desire to nplft his fell
lows; the other 4 Hyde of sinister
prpmptings.
Perhaps | am" says he, NJ so,
IL was because of the woman who
haunted me"
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-03

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