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New-York tribune., 1922-12-13
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sUMNONA

sffPRE.fE COURT or I'VE STATE OF
Vew Ya-k .Cour'v of tew YORK
cropOE IT, WILLIAMS Plaintiff. agains;
TfDA MOORE WILLIAMS. DefcrdanI
s9r,,,~,ors Action fnr Absolute Diylr a.
10 IRE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT;
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED % an-
s~rr the complaint in thh ACTON and io
ssrvs a copy Of your answer, o., " t'e
eonsp splsint IL not served With thc summons
ts serfe q notice of appearance, on tne
pfafntIrfa Attor1eya within twenty days
Ter the service OF this summons etclu-
sly. of the day of sefvi q. in cafc or youf
s.fiure 10 appeaf Or answer. judgment VIII
te raksn against you b. default Tor the re-
iIsf feman "a IN the complaint.
Daffd New York. NuFcfurtr nftts a.
HAWKINS a RUckEh,
Attssnsya Tor Plainfir. ori-c snd T.
Addssss. 11i5 eeyenfh Avenue. Ior-
ourh ~ GanhAffan. Clfg o. New 10TH
ro Ida MOORE WILLIAMS;
The foregoing summons ia neffed upog
YOU ~ p1biica In pursuaM g. ~ ofa.f on
Her Robert Mcn. Nnrsi. a justice n The
errrsn.a Court of the state ~ sew OK
fstsf tire 18th daY of NoFrmbfr, .-4- lr
Gisf with re complaint m fhe once ~ the
e .rk or the County of Neu YORK. AZ tne
rouotY Courthouse. ln tle Iorolgh OF
Manhitian. cily. county and aists pi "s~
yusted .sw YORK. November -. t.1
HAWKINS ftckhhs
Att6rnsys FOR Pialrun. ONE ana p o.
Addreas 1ii4 seftnsl Avenue nor
ough of Manhattan. CITY or NeH iniH.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-13
-. sell. g, Sac Houscs

y.ur dwellings have been sold by
a. New York Public Library, Astor'
s..M and Tildcn Foundation, TO
Z, Koch. The houses are al ISL 70
80 Forsyth street. lS9xi00 each.
=, sellers acquired the property as o
n from the Spencer estate in 1916.
k.r,e S. Ely & Co. arc understood 20
Lltts brokers.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-13
o,a W,.ls Brokers in Bronx
Wv nnrr 10 Cenirn' SectiOl

TUFI ~ =
trshn. who years ago started
ciss estate business in the Bronx,
~. Al East Forty-seeond Street,
-, enlarge Their hold Top rat
80 co~tinuinr heir activities IN
4. Bronx ns we'll as Manhattan
...,.,rfies.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-13

FREE LIST of houses for sale and .ren
Write VAN W1SKLE Co. Rutherford. n.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-13
Inner 9th Avenue Conner Sold

Murray Nargr, throu"h Gold G
Naran. purchased the southwest cor
ner Of 2i5th Street and Ninth Avenue
a plot iOoxio0. on which he will erect
one-story garage.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-13
Lost BanLbooks


Iner- -panthook No tiatit of Greenwich
Savings panf. 1is Sir D Ave- ~ y. iiiy.
paymeni stopped llaaff return 10 hank.
LOST -nanttook 40. sifsfS of 0fsenwich'
Savings BANK, sf s.f Ave. n. Y. CIV
Pawn ID STOPPED rirare rlfufn 10 fnnf.
LOST 4Hsnffoof No. Fftft n 0resnw'cn
SAVINGS Uank lN AiAlh Ave- II. Y. ttA
f'agnent stopped. Please return 10 hank.
rOsr-porttook no sf6ot u The q. g
savinsf Bank ~ ~, s. Payment HiopPeo'
Please return box 20 hank
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
West Side
ffsT ST. fsftt BroadwAy(- fnrnisheo
rooms. elevator, subway immelFie f's-
seFaiuu.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-13

C0uPIF. swedish cook. bI'isr. highly rst
oymeDdsf. Mrs fha lganessy's' birrs-
900 'fi1fA ate.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-13
slaMson RcseTs Flats

Len II. slawson sold the fve-story
,-.rents with stores at the norta.
,,a corner Columbus Avenue and
v,ey-sixth Street % the N. G. &.
,n.iy Company through II. c. Kopp
40. ,bought in July.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-13

AvfPlD. MARY COLEMAN ~ PUR.
soanca of an ofdsf 81 honol able John u
VIZ SoTrcF Is HEREBY GIVES - ~
e.rsrns havlnK claims against NARY 1LE
NAN DELAfiELD, late Of the Coenly cf
New York. deceased, 20 pfettnt W ..n.s e...
ef fhsir place of franfs. tinE busi1eas. A.
~ Offices n Deianfid. Ihorn4 birieign.
thelr attorneys. A. No. ~ Cedar street, M
III, r0ronah of NanhaftaH. IN ne Cliy o.
VI, York. STATE n New iork. on az oefore
~ a3d day " January. 1914. IA
dated. New Yofk cliy. The i1th day q
'g3iS Ross pELAFIRLD. lz,r.ou,ors.
EDWARD g. DELAFiELD, l s.fll
New-York tribune., 1922-12-13
I,,,es Fifth Ave. for Park Ave.

ss.ler 4 Baldwin. Inc, leased for
f'-~snn. Voorhees, & Floyd the five
,.,rg American basement dwelling at
M psrk Avenue TO Ray Anthony
s..r Inc, at present located at $40
f1,i Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-13
suRRoGArEs NOTICES

WILLIAMS AAnJORfE L.--tS PLrsl.
sres OF IN cfaer of hOnofaD.e jena
cshatsn, q surrOEate % tna Sountl ~
t,s,.,rs having clallna' aEalh1t haflola -
Williams. late 0f The County u New lofL
f,rsssed 10 present Ne seuic, Wiin Foqci p
sIa ilsIsuff 10 the slha fipefi ~ ~ 80
,ps,ssns. rl0as0n 4 Moiiysins, Ne, ~ = p
asm street. 10 re Boroufh - ntsE~t,.-s
~ the CO of Nev te.s. N 20 " -
Datsd Nsu fofA. NE i,ih caI % Sags
JOSEPH HARVEY L.pEw, EKs.gtss,
f.rre.a Tor Lrarutof. Once an1 loats
onacs Addrssa 81 william svs~L htv
New-York tribune., 1922-12-13
Queens

DOUGLAsTON. NEW YORK CITY,
minutes from Penn Station. New stucco
house. tax exempt, two blocks from Sta :
ton. g rooms and bath can be expanded
20 \ rooms and 2 baths; plot G0xl30; ga
rnents: $4,000. cash 32.250. or rent $50
per month JOHN G. GADLER. Bayaide
fNnI
New-York tribune., 1922-12-13
sIruArIoNs wANrEp MALE
Domestic

COUPLE, batter nrd cook EaFfsr rffr
or HJburts eTtsnenf CIV rf,eItrff
both excellent sffytn's p. hiss h9frel
Tsifplone s3fj Murray lii
New-York tribune., 1922-12-13

EgAssi A. degrees (at q. M; lowest.
ratitf. no avcrage. 80 average AZ p
~ ~ year. foi average seme date ior
iiUfhftt years 50
New-York tribune., 1922-12-13
s.l. in West 38ih Street

r. "a West Thirty-eighth Street
p..E, Company sold TO Abraham
rivsibs the thrce-story building WIN
ss,, Al SO West Ihirty-eighth
tl.,s. 2lx98g.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-13
Rurs Ersi Side Bu.Idinrs

Frederick W. Haug sold 10 Max
sse-n-o the three, four and FIVE
story buildings with stores ~ the
southwest corner Of Avenue u and
18TH ct~aef. 2hvq3
New-York tribune., 1922-12-13
Mlseellsneous
BUSINESS CARDS
Dismonds. Iewelry, Ete
TnR sALE

DIAMONDS boi.rai and soit f6f oash. 1f.
wee free. HnetI ils Bway. ~ foSr
New-York tribune., 1922-12-13

COOK. butler valet Fuipino. chlnsss
oompsieai. iit Weinsrs Artheg, -
West i1d
New-York tribune., 1922-12-13

JERE JOHNSON Jr Co, Real Estat
huctioneois, 19i Montague st., Brookly
New-York tribune., 1922-12-13

cRAwBERMAID wAfrREf5, yo-nT
seode. cl,y apartment o., Miss hol.
rnayers Agency 10 East fAd e.. lhif4
.'oor. Telephone s14i Murray HlIA
cUAMpERAIAID.w eompetont
pleasing. good feforoneeA nltileE I
agency, 20 West asa e..
ctrtugEpuAfDs walfresses nurses. rev
eral excellent girls Miss Halls Bureau,
~ West fffh
New-York tribune., 1922-12-13
RIAL Esr,rz-sAIE OR RENT
Bronx

IDEAL HOME SITE.
gcdrwick av. overlooking beautiiul laHe' 81
feet front. Room f7r houafa. Bargain
McLernon. 22 =. .I1ingsbridgo Road, Bronx
New-York tribune., 1922-12-13
LOST. POUND ANp INWARD

LoFT.Har Din with diamond leaves eni
peorls. lost saturday between or IN Grand
Central ffatl0n, Lord a Taylor or Janfgcns
tlh Avenue hni ssh a. Reward n returned
TO j. %. Fantsvcr. i2io nroadeay.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-13
Weather Report

,-..,... 7ifa. na sun sets. ll9 p m.
v,ssfVs 1875 D. m Moon sets. 20 p m
"a y.,,r,sf -rofr and mnch colder
.l.se s..-4rrore faf~ ana coutin 1ef cold ,
.-,r..s r,i,t. di~-f-t~''iug by tonight.
ts., OEsn. X ford The following
-..l-s f-r ~ weather Bureau shows
~a~rrr'.fs f'rInr TIRE last twenty four
.ssn IN srlsor with the correspond
- aili q tG wear.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-13
Fine Great Neck Estate Sold

II. II. Feiber. Of this city pure ased
the s.stton T. Stanford property. Great
Neck Estates. Great Neck, L. L. hol-
i,w tile stucco house, on plot l25NZ0O
neld At $4,000. Harvey Craw was the
broker.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-13
PnnLlc NOTICES

ANToN TFglfFER. Nos fo5f t0,s
Elizabeth Ie0lfr SO. 3 isii q Ghaa BE.
so. 1tsfs! Ouis1ppe C1rpin9. 30. llett
rrank csiuco' 80 1881 l. chsyns ncs
I60fi. fig71. Angelo ae Rosa 10. t'lsg
ffa Erersmln 1880. MsrfIa plssfr 70
B052. VIVA W, n wsl. No. l.ttti Jenn
De.io Jar1. 80. 4t,si Mrs Geo. Miisr No.
It615. Anna NcGrafh No. 1919 Jes.
pazaanl 10. lf.tf9. Giovanni and Asts
Pecarolo. 80 " 1fii Joe. IiscnlL Ne
fG.sss iu'ls QaInn. No. hesI. chas
sahuier Sos ilail. ii,1s3s James sn1lih.
no. ff.e9f. John n S9ian. so, t'f4fi Shrisi
T6iafasssn. N5 1855 81 NoynIlk Nc
f0tf. Andrew West. No. use, Jonn =
Zimmerman. 10 iAsso-fAkb NOTICE
UnIars your, contract within fre days "
psia 10 date ne forfeiture clause VII ,.
enforced. Contract nunbef y indicatee
N er name E D. MEACHAN 4 son, ~
PARK ROW. NeN York, \ y
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE THAT NR
Isrbefl Nagior is no iongel connected z
with the supreme Concert NanAe mtnt.
Inc. located IN the As0iitn b1lldinr -
dsbts fhct have been coutfactsd ~ MN on
ana after December i4th 10 our name VII
susr.me Concert Management iua
New-York tribune., 1922-12-13
CITATIONS

THE People Or riIr s"s~.i or NEw
Yor.-By the grfir =, voa. free ene in-
fo Ton roar Pierre R,ss J-wph Hsri.
Ion lrsnsriny known as Joseph Nenlgul
Attorney General 4 ffe fffr N Nfr
.Qrks the heIrs and nrNf ~ An 0f
M4fin Joseph flIurh NnfNlnl ranffalI1
Known o. toasph Ciinch Mtfllon latt a
RESIDENT ~ .ths ci.y of p.r.s France. ds
eeased sgSD GREErfNGi
WHEREAs Ma-fs Pierre ciin-h N-fil
Ion. Ft1er1lly known as llfrrf c' rfn Nrill
Ion. who resides lao toe Rfz.c1riol Doe.
I tfatitin Aganuo and IDffy-fIKh atffci
Borough N Manhattan New YORK Ciiy
has lately applied 10 tha agffogaift couri
- our County 0f hew fufh ~ h1Nt csf
/ tain lnsirymsnt in wfiing ltaflg a.
real aud ptfa2nai properly. GUY boffa -
the lsa. VIII ami tefiamanf ~ AIt u.
seph CliHch horilon generally knorn ~
Joseph Clinch M1rillon, who va az ~
time of DIE death a ,esidoni VI ih9 ciiy %
h TnspFFonE. yoJ ara each ei you A..
cifef COB show cause before ne aurrpgetsf
Court 0f cur County of NoY York ai if
Hau Of Records on the county ~ Ntf
/ York. on he "a day % December oft
thousand nine hundred and iesnty-tvo.
haif-raat tou o'cIotf iH che torea o. -
that day. why fho SAID VIII nnf ~ eme
sholid noi be- admit ed io prnbae a. VII
oi real and personal pr1rtriy.
tN TESTIMONY WHEREOF We nays
caused the s,aI 5f ths surfngsfss cour'
of ne ssid couny % Nsw Yef4 90 b. here
'"'' wfTSrss uoSoRAnLE join D.
COHALAN. a Surrogate of oaf - f.
ls.ai Conny q hev f0fk ai 81
County the lith Nll 1t No.'Y
toE ln the year r. cur Loft
one th0usand nine hundred ara
MARTIN o lfecuE
cisrk ~ fhs .'.lfreea aiss curt
coUngRr brofHERs
tffrrnevs frr PE0n9nfnL 2 Rector
street New York.
Tuu pyoptg or rHg srAfE % NEw
/ Yori-Dy zoe grace 81 oed. Tree ara 10
ro ArGrer cOrTrET. OSCAR GOET
rEf. THOMAS vs.. MILLER as Alien Pgof-
erfy Custodian. and 90 go pors ine inter
stea ~ crrdfors. iegafees nest - kin a.
Z other, ite. fn fhe estate % August ooette.
-. Ii rssifonf ~ che County ~ New forki
/ state n New York. SEND 0NEbIlN0
tfpon fha petltlnn of william dchall y
-e.itlrr IN Nt 800 Park Avenue In ths
I D rfugn ~ Manhatian' cl-y' Sopn,y ~.
7 state n New York ar Trus1ef under th'
! viii ol Au.l l.l Goeftol deceased.
/ Won ar. each ~ you are hereby cifed q
fhow cause before the surrogaieF colfi
N New orb County held az the Hail of
~ asth day Of december 1879. ~ hsli
Z ta.t f.n O'Clock in The forenoon of 'ha' DAY
fvgr, ths account Of proceedings % Wllllan
I cehru b.. as Trlfee under me laft VII
] arf tesfamrrf ~ August 0osffeA dGceasfei
,ssulf nof be- ludiciaiy sefued.
us rceTIlfONY WHEREBY We have
/ ssurad NE naal of the surrggates Cgurt -
! he SAID 'Co1h.y " NeW YORK 20 be bere'
NV WITNESS HONORABLE JOIN D
COIIALAN O Surrogate % op-
fald County. ~ che county o.
ffr.st New york. the lIth dsy u Noytm
b Der. ll the year q cor Lofa ore
i thousand nine hundred snd twenu
3 MARrfy g MecUE.
clerk a. the Burrogstes Court
New-York tribune., 1922-12-13
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
HELP WANTED FEMALE

LADY. ss,to 20. Are you diss, ilshsd with
mo position ihat doeen'' pay f'r OF uf
4buHy nnd efuf1ffon1 n 90 write. 80 ing
qualifications fuily. Box IT, l4l D. sfih hF
New-York tribune., 1922-12-13
MOUNT VERNON

eor roSrAI etapboard dwelling. rooms
tiis5 bath. parQuei noor; 5-ear gafase.
n r,'tr1cfed residential section. POL egx
ias; quich action $1,000. terps,h -, 1hss hs,,sr
-, s.i,-u Mount Vernon and TIE remains
girr National Bank Bldg. oak"ooo sSy~'
cHFsTER HITI~-ie roons, : esies, ,s,,,s -
-.~ior earsre. Al condition. 81 lm2ts.t
P'se.sre A rsirtltee 70 ~ n. train octt
ioeailon q. 900 cash: immediate ~,
oS'nSg iis rich AZ. Biiierest zlsS-' i''
apoOlntn1ent.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-13

,ieIeeasis By districts 80 Southern New
=. ~. ~ Isir and much colder We1nes-
s,,'. .hq wednesday night; Thur day fair.
t.'sra New YORK New Jersey. Doia-
eastern Pennsylvania and Maryland
l,e le much colder Wednesday: Thure-
.t ctntlnBsd cold
80. e.5n 20 Sew York; Partly cloudy and
nTsday; probably snow hurrios
~ ~ pofil0n Thursday fair, con
New-York tribune., 1922-12-13

gAI.FsNES- 10 handle securities Or
msrit. concern With rcpu 9irn ard lars'
back .ng leads furnished. hiEnttt f.A.Nie
ducers. Apply Room Sale. 30 Church 81.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-13
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE
Domestic

atrrfrp eooh. chambermaid; English
fstfer. mother. dagghter. ec,liea. tHo
1t-e, - 10 Fast tsd 81, third hoof Isle-
phoEe Ssf7 Murray HhL
New-York tribune., 1922-12-13
automobile Instruction

prpArRrNC. d-iv.ng taught. short time
Nsnge otiaranfrtl! ladies' clare NJ Qlr9
rord lessons. American Auto School. 40
Texng on ENe.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-13


General Weather Conditions
skHINGToN. Dee. i2.--Ths disturb
~ ma vas over the upper lake region
as rirhi has moved rapidly. eastward 70
NJ busf So Lawrence valley. attended
b. bal rains On tho Atlantic and east
es, rsies. Tennessee and the upper Ohio
VALLEY and local rains or SHOWS In the
hks region n mas been followed by an
rta o. high pressure and decidedly lower
is-ptfsture from the Northwest
he temperature WRE much lower NJ :
D m to-day a. FAR east as tho Appn-
tcttr Mountains and as far south az the
it'srltr o. the middle and west Gulf states.
ne weather remained abnormally cold to-
ty hroughort Inc plains states ana the
NtfltvtEi Al HaFre. Mont. n minimum
tntsriufe OF "a degreef below zero was
iiic'ied this morning Another disturb
thtt Is approaching the California coast
~ = vas attended by rains to-day 10
Nlioinit. Nevada and Utah.
hlcA colder weather will Overspread the
Aittuc states Wcdnesday except ln the
feret peninsula and low TEN perature
20 ieir weather Wll prevail almost gen
sitiJ N the siatae east OF the Mississippi
Altff cgFing The next two days s'o-m
N.inlhss remain dlpiayed on the Atlantic
h Ton Cape Hatteras 70 Enstport.
ss and oot wave warnings were ordered
meIring Tor Tho lower lake region.
" vnh Valley tennessee the Gulf
N- w sorhern Appalachian region
- u fte nltcle Atlantic states. north
iofk
New-York tribune., 1922-12-13

or-rLrRs French, English. Swedish;
hiehly recommended. Aiss HANS bu-
feau II west ftth
New-York tribune., 1922-12-13
cHFsTER MIL
YoNKERs

,vNr nm gELI~-House. rooms p'o.
hf.S ses' .orns fruit high LOCATION, neAi s.l
..ta- price IS 500: rsnt tss monlh'S'
phons tsss-J. Yonksr1
New-York tribune., 1922-12-13
Long Island
Wcstchestor

NORTH SHORE PROPERTIES.
L'Icinae. Mashhufn 3 Co. 81 y. l0lh s.. ~.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-13
New jersey

Send for SUBURBAN sTCHEsTER."
PRINCE G RIPLEY. 3f2 Madison AZ.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-13
ouetus

ArAnInrNT- roR sALE OR Io -
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-29
MOOSE ENT ERTA|N
BOYS AND GIRLS Of
DETENTION H 0 NJ {.
HOSTS TO kiDDIES LAST NIGHT
GIVING THEM BIG TIME -- MA
TRoN SERVES AS cHAPERoNE
AT GAY PARTY.

Believing that there are other kid
dies than those at their beloved
Mooseheart that appreciate good
cheer, the Ottawa lodge of Moose
last evening played the host to the
kiddies of the detention home About
seventeen children, accompanied by
the matron Mrs. Foster, were brought
over to Moose hall in one of the big
busses at Z p. m.
From the time of their arrival the
kiddies were up and going. They
We're given paper hats and toy bal
looms to start them off with, then
games and popcorn. About this time
the call came from the commissary
department presided over by the lady
Mooses and all the kiddies adjourned
to take part in the feast which in
cluded ice cream cakes and cookies,
milk and other things too numerous
to mention. After the eats were dis
posed of all repaired to the club
rooms where Mayor Weeks was call
ed on to make few remarks for
which he was rOundly applauded.
When the mayor was through, the ma
tron, Mrs. Foster, responded with
few words on the detention home,
and how the kiddies had been tuned
up for the pleasure the Moose gave
them.
At prompt 8 o'clock the big bus
called again and the pleased kiddies
and the matron embarked for their
home on the south side, well satisfied
with their evenings outing and vot-
ing the Moose as the real fellows
practicing what they preach They
also greatly enjoyed the musical pro
gram which the Moose prepared for
them. The kiddies are a fine looking
bunch and show the care they re-
Ceive from the matrOn.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-29
19 ALIENS CIV { n
FEDERAL { X A N s
F OR CITIZENS HIP
APPEAR BEFORE v. S. EXAMINER
IN CIRCUIT COURT TO UNDER
GO PRELIMINARY TESTS FOR
NATURALIZATION.

Preliminary naturalization tests,
We're given nineteen applicants for
citizenship, by Federal Examiner c..
E. Troxel, of Chicago, at the county
building here today. The men called
before the examiner today, will be
given thier final examinations in the
circuit court Jan. 13, and if they pass
will be admitted onto full rights of
citizenship.
Between eighty and 100 applicants
will appear in court at the time of
the January examinations. Judge
Edgar Eldredge will preside over the
tribunal, and an examiner from the
Chicago Office will conduct the tests.
Examiner Troxel has been making
a tour of the county this week. call
ing in applicants for citizenship, to
see if they are qualified to appear in
court for hearing.
Monday he examined a large num-
ber of former residents of Europe in
Streator, and on Tuesday. he<held a
quiz in La Sale. He concluded in
La Sale cOsnty here today.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-29
BUSINESS TO HALT
FOR GETAWAYS PART.
IN GIVING THANKS.
STORES ARE TO CLOSE TOMOR-
ROW - ALL INDUSTRIES WILL
CLOSE DOWN FOR GENERAL
OBSERVANCE OF TURKEY DAY.

Ottawa will celebrate real Thanks
giving season tomorrow, when busi-
ness houses will close and the entire
commercial life here will halt, to give
all the residents of the city an oppor-
tunity to enjoy holiday. A festive
air already prevailed throughout the
town this morning, as everyone was
for real Thanksgiving
such as the Pilgrim fathers meant
they should enjoy.
Family dinners will be enjoyed in
a great many homes, while dozens of
former residents today tlocked back
to Ottawa for short visits.
Clothes at Admission Fee.
The big union service, which is al.
ways held by the Protestant churches
of ottawa on Thanksgiving eve or
the following day. will occur at the
tabernacle tomorrow night. This
will be Service for others
An admission fee. which will be a
small parcel of food, or a warm gar
ment that has been discarded by its
former owner, will be demanded Of
every one who attends. The food
and clothing thus collected, will be
distributed by the evangelists among
the needy of the city.
Breakfast and Prayer Meeting.
A young people sunrise prayer
meeting will be held at the taberna-
Gle at o'clock tomorrow morning,
for all the young people of the city.
At the close Of this service, a break
fast will be served. Buns, wieners
and coffee will be the principal arti-
cles on the breakfast menu.
Many Features of Amusement.
Many features of amusement have
also been planned for Thanksgiving.
Tonight there will be the annual Fire
mans ball at Armory c. Tomorrow
night there will be dancing party at
the Masonic temple for all Masons
and their ladies in the city, and a
dancing party at Schaefer's hall which
will be given by the members of st.
Francis church. Everyone in the
city is invited to attend this dance.
Tomorrow afternoon there will be a
matinee dance at the Ottawa Boat
club and another at the Elks' club
rooms.
The theaters of the city will all
put on special shows for the day.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-29
PROMINENT FARMER
AND WIFE ESCAPE
INJURY IN c R ASH
MR.. AND MRS. RICHARD SCHMIDT
HAVE CLOSE CALL IN AUTO AC-
ClOENT THAT WRECKED MA.
CHINE.

Mr. and Mrs Richard Schmidt mar
rowly escaped serious injury last
evening at about five o'clock when
the steering gear on their Dodge
touring car became 'locked" and sent
the machine off a culvert and turn
ing turtle The accident in which no
occupants Of the car were hurt, hap
ened on the St COLUMBIA Cemetery
road about four miles north of town.
The Schmidts were returning from
ottawa, where they had been attend
ing the Chas. f. Hook funeral, when
the mishap occurred. They were
travelling the road at a good clip when
suddenly the steering apparatus lock-
ed and the car headed for a culvert.
hit it glancing blow and turned
turtle in the ditch.
How the occupants escaped injury
is a miracle for they were under the
car when it turned turtle but it turned
right on over again and left them un-
scratched, on the ground. The front
of the car was badly demolished. the
windshield was broken into bits and
the top of the car was total wreck.
As the accident happened only so
rods from their own home, the couple
walked home. They phoned the Conde
Motor Company at Ottawa and the
wrecker was dispatched to the scene
bringing the machine here for repairs.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-29
SUING WIFE AND HER
MATE FIGHT OVER
DIVORCE CONTRACT
WOMAN ALLEGES MAN VIOLATED
OBLIGATIONS CONTAINED IN
AGREEMENT-TEST OUT TERMS
IN TRIAL FORE JUDGE
koENIG.

a very completing suit was tried n
the court OF Judge Koenig yesterday
afternoon. The trial was instituted
by Olympia Hines against her hus-
band, John Hines. from whom she is
now separated and is suing for di
vorce.
According 10 the complainant, CON
tract between the parties in regard to
their separation has been violated by
Mr. Hines. Hines alleges that the
contract became invalid when Mrs.
Hines filed suit for divorce in the Cir
cult Court at Princeton.
The complainant attempted TO pro-
duce evidence to show that Mr.. Hines
had at all times acted in bad faith
and was trying to eYadc paying his
wife Sl5 a month temporary alimonv
She alleged that Hines had given to
his wife Cnly two months alimonY,
while he claimed 10 have given three
and to be paid in full
A decision in the case hinges on
two subjects, one as to whether two
or three months alimony have been
paid and the other as TO the meaning
of the clause found in the contract en-
tered into by the two parties. The
clause states that any action by either
party against the other automatically
cancels the contract.
Mrs. Hines admitted on the stard
that she had fled suit in the Prince
ton court for a divorce and had just
recently dismissed it. She started the
suit in the Bureu county courts while
a resident of this county. She recent
ly started suit in the Circuit Court
here for divorce.
Hines stated that he has paid all the
due his wife under the terms
of the contract and stopped paying
at the advice of his lawyers.
The couple were married in Cherry,
ILL.,, in May, 1921. and have one daueh-
ter. They separated seventeen
months ago.
A decision on this unusual case was
reserved until next "Wednesday by the
Judge.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-29
TIERNAN DENIES He
WILL GO BACK TO NO. 2

South Bend, Nov. 29.-John P. Tier
nan today denied he had any inten-
tions of joining his bride of day,
Mrs. Blanche Brimmer, of Hansell,
la. A telegram from Mrs. Brimmer
was received by Tiernan shortly be-
was to the effect that his wife of a
fore noon. He stated the message
day" had stated she was through with
him He declined to further discuss
the message.
Brides aFther Threatens Prof.
Hansel, Ia, Nov. 29.-'It won't be
healthy for Prof John p. Tiernan to
visit his second wife at the home of
her father" The Rev. Charles II.
Hawn, the minister, declared today
The Rev. Hawn said his daughter re-
turned home last night.