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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-21
Don Jose Antonio
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En SUR es1ieHeiaf de Santufte.s 1tfoitd9
SO habfa fecltfdd dtsde ihace lalSunoS
amos; falledi0 este iheritfsimo p8rtoi!ri-
.queAo, que ocrp6 UNI ltgar 'distingui-
do ell la lgenefaei6n s4iue VA pasahd6
al mundb idel frecuerdS,Y # que lila I'M
flufdo netablen1ehee Ell EaI itu1tYtffa 9acI
tuah de- Puerto Rico! siIp sai ~ 7iobl4
Pertenecfao }Daab6H' audinai fahliia
de altos y 'c6mpeteAtes lempleades leii
Ia, .Administraci6noG G&nsriff daeo IIaeieiie
da de- este pais,o en- tuonde ,han9 prestal
Do SERVICES, deis sGoRsidegaei6ni 9Doh
Jose ,AAtnltfoni9 Ar fg9 ide Los hultimbs1 favo-
r'ecidos re de esa lh}pgprable familia en-
aquel Centro,,fy ,desempen3, ademas,
otr0s varios cargos de seryieioi pdbli=
| co. ~
Posela una instruction amplia, illus
trada con viajes bien aprovechados pof
Europa Y America, alcanz0 una cultu-
| "a literaria NADIA comi1n, deja varios
iibros interesantes de costumbres por-
torriqueiIas, sobre todo dc recuerdos
Icapitalefios, oeseritos con soltura V -gra-
| cia, TN voiumen dc poesfas muy aprc
ciabie. La prensa periodical de su
tempo, sc engalan0 menudo con pro-
ducciones de su ingenio, frecuentcmen.
te humorfstico v siempre ameno.
| Colaboraba con asiduidad en- Gel
BuscapiG' del que fu6 cronista asfduo
Ell union del Dr. Vale Atiles, Sanchez
Morales, Gordils Morales Ferrer.
Era de trato afable, generoso. muy
attractive v servicial.
Ha fundado una familia que hace
honor la sociedad portorriqueila.
Su entierro, efectuado el lunes I'LL
timo, file una magnffica demonstration
dc cuanto Sc le estimaba Y guerra en-
tire nosotros.
Ell IMPARCIAL Sc asocia la-pro-
funda pena que hoy aflige a sus deu-
dos por tan irreparable perdida.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-21
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nusus lsms lus a. Nlunciea - sa.
sualnnaile IN uiiaml
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sslanass aiiados sstkn ssssieilais,a y q
ccnaahtinop,n lys Duqurs a. gacirh
allnaos dFszilnh riraie a h. dudna.
con sns cpbigfs dcsalolaans dis.
puosias a IN Eol6n para Il caso o.
uu Gtaque pcr naze o. lvs innyps
la hscho % haberse. cxEiade el ca.
be del oricnic = pueslo obsansyi6n
81 TS.se dc los iclsgramRs ogcialcs ga.
IA cl exterior. ha dad lagar a rssno-
rcs.
Ino sosiicne que n leg marriatha
sido Droclumnaa On constaniinopla.
oirO que los tnrcos nfJsionalistas ~
hablnn rcndtsO IN 10 Ciudad oiro
que Ia asainblea naCiOnallsta de An.
CORA So mantenia ifT7nc ante lcs de-
mandas dc los Allados.
Como estos ticnen instruccioncs dc
tomar todas las lneeidas cncrgicas q.
puedah ser noCcsariGs para inanicner
Il ogNlen, cstO. les da autoridad para
Ia proclamation dc In ley marrlal en-
caso dc que 10 juzgucn neceSario. sn
/ neeesb,ad de consular a sus gobier-
nos.
Las cancillerfas de Lcll ,res y Paris
Sc clmunican constantemente. FL mi
nistlo Curzon en- su dltimo diacurso
ha dicllo 10 sigu!ente:
En- las iltimas vcinticuatrO horas
los turcOs han trocado las espectativas.
EmbriagadOs con su victoria sobre los
! griegos. han prOducido la reyuelta en-
los liltimos dfGs. Han depuesto al sui
tan abolido el poder temporal del
califa. No Gciert9 c0mprcnder 10
que pensardn dc este los musulmanes
del mundO, inclusive los de Ia India"
ATENAS, noyienlbiN 9-El. gobierno
griegd dtaiui0ia quo les turcos estan
osesi,io,,d,jla los :,rtegos rpf,lpind: i on
la isla ids iSamos. Sc dice que los ca
mines estan obst1uGx,s con los cGda4
yeres. p ~, e' t,..i'.. t1te i3.. 81, 9,
..ffess! IN Z, e., !,
,Gue stt ,fu,5o In t.orferensia dc bhz
Pde AIndania ,sn lra1s3sn ,succdjtlo gic,,s
I,tecfniepfos tIa Is1itd, atra ,sciemk,ncia on Cons
tnntinopla.4 s,eyAlgunoS, deSIaran que ys
Sc han rot0i les filegos en- la ciudad.
4 Gorls,tierase grave Ia falta de noticias
! eompletas s0bre cl estado 4e las so
sas, entire los nacionallstas y los re-
personalities aliados.
i. PARIS, noYienlhre -Comunican de
IA toIias Que yet gex-prmer ministro Iai-
mis- la 1ntentado La tor1nd91on de un
4 t9sF1Aits4sS Ny tsoAs'ANApAI' W. eo4s'~ AZ
cceperaclon del comite rcvoluclonario
griego a
Segdn fnforines, sin confirmation de
Constantinopia, Sc dice que en- dicha
eilN.ad re'na un est&do de yioleneia :
que las turbas han saqucado los ban
cos. Sc supone que las autoridades
pilitares aliadas han establecido la
cenSura
Entire las demandas que ell gshierno
de Angora hara en la confcreneia DE
Lauzanne estan las siguieAtes:
1.--Indemnizcc;6n griega de cerca de
$1,5OO,OOO,0O0. =,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-21
LIE ROBARON LA MAQUINA
SINGER.

Petra Cruz, residente en- la calle
Tanca, No. "a, ha informado al Guar
tel de la detective, que de su casa lie
han robado una mdquina Singer nue.,
va, una capa de las que usan los mi.
litares. marcada con el nombre dc
Carlos Rivera, sargento.
Investiga este case cl detective Co
IRA.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-21
BUEN REGALO

81 desea usted regular un autom6vil,
fiiese en- 81 DODGE de tipo SEDAN.
caro- cerradO, que es 10 mas acabadO,
ecOn6mico y elegante que viene en- su
clasc Puerto Rico, Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-21
Banco Territorial y Agrlcola de Puerto Rico
PAGO DE EDIVIDENDO.

" Ell Cono de Administration de esta Socedad ha aeordad que
dede e dla del oorien qued alberto al $780, didendo
active de % soe e valor nominal de aenes prmera
da ue darado Juna General de accionistas cebada
de julio dmo efecto los nores acconsta
proveeran Secretaria del correspondence recbo.
Lo hace pIbco para conocmiento de los nterados
San JUAN r. de Noviemb de 922E Secretaro ROCAF0RT
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-21

smoking ma ter1aI while near trees
and decorations. Evergreens should
De removed Immediately after
Christmas before they have com
pletely dried out.
Avoid toys requiring alcohol
gasolene or kerosene for their orer-
alton. and also himsy motion
picture machines using inEammable
alms. Iow-priced electrical play
things. too, should be tabo oed. since
they often are defectively wired
and frequently have insecure. dan
ferrous connections; they have caus-
ed serious burns and fires.
If Santa Claus Is to be present
at the celebration. persuade him 70
avoid the use OF Ions cotton wits
kers His costume should be par
TALLY f-e-proofed BIZ spraying upon
1t d solution OF waterglass, obtain
able at any drug store.
II anyone's clothing catches fire.
he should be promptly rolled In q
rug or wooden cloth in order TO
smother the flames Keep the
flames away from the face.
Merchants should free their
places OF business from rubbish and
paper accumulations. and should
insist that employees keep all exits
clear. It is difficult to keep stock
rooms tidy during the busy Holiday
season. 7 realize. but 1t is well
worth the extra effort.
Finally" said the Chief. let
every Individual do his utmost not
TO spoil the merriment OF the day
No one wishes TO hear the chimes
of Christmas converted into the
iangle Of the fire alarm.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-21
KEEP CHRISTMAS
BUT KEEP IT SAFE
Fire Chief William Mill
Offers a Little Sound
Advice on Yuletide OBJ
servance Condemns
Use Of Candles.

with the holidays almost here. IRE
Ehlefs in most cities are cornmenc-
iHg 70 grow apprehensGve From
hast experience they know how
lastly Christmas in the American
home can be turned from a time OF
rejoicing into one OF sorrow; for
here are many fire hazards peculiar
to the season Fire Chief VIM. Nil.
~ Hammond, shares this anxiety.
snd he therefore issued today a
brief note OF advice to the people
" this city.
About this time OF year said
HE Chief. the children-and a good
many grown-ups. too. only they
Won't admit it-sre inlpatiently
counting the days until Christmas
Above all other days. Christmas
bhould be an occasion Of universal
theer. It should be. and yet-in
many households II is likely TO be-
lone time Of ira gedy because of
leath or injury from fire. II care is
hot exercised. That is grim
thought to associate with the YuIe-
hde, I know and I hope sincerely
hat people VIII understand my
POSITION l am speaking because il
R my plain duty to do so, especially
nnce my own experience is backed
Up by some statistics received yes
lerday from The National Board Of
Fire Underwriters. from which !
Rarn that an average Of ono in
svery ten Christmas fires last year
resulted In a. fatality. Moderat,
tarefulress will not detract ore bit
rom the fullest enjoyment of the
lay.
Tt 10 not only on the tree, that
pandies are dangerous" went on
he Chief. Placing them in win
COWS, where there are inhamnasble
nirtairs and decorations, 10 ex
EemeIy dangerous. All open fame
lights are dangerous I am laying
nsphaeis On the candle. though, be-
I&sse. of late 1t seems to have
oune back into fashion-and into
ey ere records.
"of the fact that fire insurance
rotection may be voi6ed by the in
reduction OF hazards not ccntem-
plating under the policy, have
made no mention. Such. however.
y the ease. and this possibility CUP
,lies a further reason for care
Elresx.
''Here are q few additional pre-
ssut9ons which urge the public to
observe. in homes, IN stores and
Elsewhere:
Make sure that Christmas trees
ire securely get up, go that they Will
rot topple over, and keep them
way from heating and lighting fix
nres- Use metal tinsel. fake as
bestos and powdered mica for snow
rffeeta instead OF paper clippings
Ind cotton. Smokers should be ex-
reqnely careful with matches anf
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-21

themselves or clothes in which to
rap themselves. The fight against
he poor house seemed about over.
Tomorrow he would surrender 4
century OF pride. take his wife and
son over the lons trail and finish
hts days In the house over the hill.
All night he grieved. His aged
lifelong companion went to bed. He
at IN a dickety rocker. Once he
rose and painfully crer& to his
Nife's bed and knelt down and re-
eurned TO his chair
Yesterday morning his wife
1woke. The aged man still sat in
his rocker. but his hands were cold.
ifeless. He had frozen 10 death
BUT had escaped a poorhouse life,
hat he so dreaded
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-21
Irish Free State to
Revoke Tox on Autos
Shipped From America
INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERyrcs1

DUBLIN, Dec. Free State Gov
eminent intends at tho nrst oppor-
tunity to revoke the tax upon auto
mobiles imported from America For
the protection of British ranufac-
turers the British government i'm
posed a heavy tax upon cars a~riv-
ing In Great Britain and Ireland.
ireland under the old regime had to
pay the tax. and. OF course, in
several instances English manufac-
turers were able to undersell the
Arrerfcen car. ireland has no
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-21

interest in automobile ulanufactEr-
ing- There isn't q. factory In the
country. The revoking OF the tax
8 expected to be a boon to Ameri-
cans. as nowadays most travelling in
Ireland Is done by auto Nearly all
the railroads are out of commission
owing to destruction wrought by
the Republicans.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-21

the childs mother to have a son
This was revealed recently in
Lake County Juvenile Court when
the child's parents were summoned
TO appear before Judge z. Miles
Norton and explain why they had
boy in their home OF school age
who had never attended school
Investigation showed the boy
was really girl and had been
kept at homo to conceal her sex.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-21

school buildings, now being planned
by architects. and fifty additional
grammar school buildings and five
new high school buildings viii be
constructed. The new schools will
cost approximately 100000 It is
said.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-21
Many New Schools Are
Under Way Now in L. A.
INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERyrcE1

LOS ANG ELES. Cal. December
Building OF public schools in Los
Angeles has launched uPon pro.
gram never equalled by any other
city in the country. disregarding
school attendance and population.
according to G. E. Seaman. presi-
dent Of the Board Of Education.
Before next June, according TO
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-21

After two years Of training. Ed
ward Farmer. OF Yonkers. >. T..
twenty years old. has been accepted
for enlistment in the United States
army. Two years ago Farmer tried
to enlist. but was refused because
he was undArevight
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-21
Mother Masquerades
Girl AS Boy Because
Father Wanted a Son

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERviCEl
INDIANA IARBOR. Ind. Dec. -
For the first eight years OF her life
Walter YoulSe lived as boy, be-
cause OF the overw helrning desire OF
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-21
Will Written on Meat
Market Pad is Valid
INTERNATIONAL nEMs sERvcEl

ELIZABETH. y. j.. Dec. --Samue i
Kirshen, a tailor, was taken violent
" i'll some time ago in local
butcher shop. He dictated the terms
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-21

of bis Will in his order book. Sur
roEate Coddington has decided the
Will is valid.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-12
GARDlNI TO GIVE CITY
REAL MUSICAL TREAT

When the Metropolitan operate as
ISOLATION presents Verdis immortal
opera, "Troyatore,' at the Gayety
theater on Wednesday local music
lovers viii have an opportunity to
hear Nine. Nelli Gardini, the iuterna-
tionally famous dramatic soprano, in
the role of Leorora A reviewer re-
sarred to Nine Gadini's vocal register
as unusual in range and remarkable
for its evenness.' The natural man
aer OF the artist, who is entirely de-
void of the mannerisms affected by so
many singers. makes her singing all
the more pleasing. Her high notes,
liquid and hirdlikc, are achieved with
out the effort common to singers. and
she sustains them with the utmost
ease The soprano solo in "Troya-
tore, ON Rosy Wings" offers fine OPP
gortunities for a voice such as Nine.
Iardini's and her rendition of it
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-12
Big Eaters Get
Kidney Trouble
Take salts at first slan Of
Bladder irritation or
Eackache.

no American men and women must
guard constantly against kidney trouble.
beeause'wnf eay often too much rrd mnat
and all our food is rich. Our blood ia
hiled With nric acid which the kidneys
strive to- filter OUT they weaken from
oyerwork, become sluggish, the eImina.
tivd Tissues clog and the reside IA kidney
trouble, bladder weakness. sfsla general
decline iii health. s ss$ e5g
When voiif kidneys feel like I,inrps of
leside your hack hurts or the Urine il
eloudF, full of sediment or yo0 are
6bliged 30 seek relief two or three time.
durIngthe nights ifqyoa suffer with. sick
heatiaafesi or ffzsy,eslterv0use apeiis.. acid
stomach, or if you have rheumatism
when the tiaer ia bad get from, vour
pharmacist about four ouHcrs of lad
Salts; take tablespoonful in glass
OF water before breakfast for n few
days and your. kidneys may then act
fine This fafHoais ssiss Isl ,rasiel from the
acid OF grapes and lemon. mice. com.
hHed With lifhia, and has beer used for
generations to flush and stimulate
clogged kidneys: to neutralize the acids
III the nrif'e 50 it no longer is a source
Of Irritation tiisss oftplfs ending bladder
disorders
.ftui Saits is inexpensive: clu inf IN.
isifte. fsakrs y delightful cffrrvesernt
lifhia wafer Sewerage and helopgs ~
eferv heme lrecaifse nobody can make
E mistake BY having a. good kidney
<ushiHs any TINA. 4s-@
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-12

makes an evening at the opera worth
while.
Associated with the prima donna
are notable artists, including Renato
Troisi, tenor; Leon ReConi. baritone
Dorothy Bott, contralto; Henry Ralit,
basso; Kathryn Cali. soprano; John
Pritchard and a large and vocally fac
chorus.
That full justice may be done TO the
crchc stration, which is filled with rich
ness and variety, the company carries
its own orchestra, which is under the
direction of Maurice Paure. the cele.
brated French conductor. The cos
tunes and scenic equipment are eX-
act duplicates of those used in the
Royal Opera House. Milan. That pop
uiar prices will prevail for this en-
gagcment is an announcement that
should be received with great favor
BY discriminating theater goers.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-12

4120, Comprising rompers in
"pantee' style. with long or short
sleeves, and simple sleeveless
snioek which may be omitted, and
may be finished with or without the
facing. This facing may be stitched
to form serviceable pockets Blue
ehambrey and dotted percale ere
here combined. Bingham or linen
and cretonne may he combined for
this style.
The Pattern is cut in Sizes; 4,
G, and 10 years. A year size re-
quit.es On! yards for the Rompers,
and Yards for the smoek OF 80
inch material.
Pattern mailed TO any address or
receipt OF fJc in silver or stamps.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-12
k86lt(t4H|

Miss Ida Chamberiin entertained
the members of the Modern Litera-
ture club last evening at her studio
in the Colwell fats. She was assist
ed in entertaining by Miss Vida
BEEN. It was one of the most de
lightful meetings held by the club
fifteen members were present and
spent very enjoyable evening. A
fine Christmas program was given
as follows:
Quartet, Christmas carols-Miss
Vida BEEN. Miss Helen Whitmore,
Miss Nina Odgen, Miss Ruth Knapp.
Luther's Cradle Hymn-Miss Helen
WhitmorA
Musical reading, The Happy Prince
Mrs. c. B. Sharp.
Piano accompanist--Mrs. Fred
BEEN.
Group duets-Mrs. Clara G. Trim.
Bile, Miss Ida Chamberlin.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-12
Wanted.

II take Il pyetty smart man nova
days to know II he Is coming or going
but jou don't have TO be smart to
know whore to buy tires, tubes and
supplies az ~ h%G, .r,cc{. !1l7
and latlr fort hos ycC"D guafnntecil
radiators mis- eA, $lI~ Wiiuc.5,
SEQ alcohol, GO cents gallon. We
have what You want when you want IT,
Elm HAYNE SUPPLY CO, INC.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-12
Halls Gatarrh Medicine

Those who arc in run down" condi-'
ton will notice that Catarrh bothsr1
them mueh more than. when they are tn
good health. This fact proves that while
Catarrh is local disease. # IS greatly
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE con-
5ists OF an Ointment Which Quickly
Relieves by local application, and tha
Internal Medicine, a Tonic. which assists
in improving the General Health
sold by druggists for over ~ Years.
j.. j. Cheney 81 Co.. Toledo. Ohio.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-12
Lest We Enrnet

Let us not forget the lecture by
lH, George C. Poundstono OF Chicago
~ the Methodist church, Dec. II. The
first division of the ladies' aid SO.
'lcty is working it, Dir. Poundstone
il well known here as he was princi.
pal OF the high school about twenty,
six wears ago,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-12
Notice..

Election of officers of lllinoi Camp
No, iel Royal Nelshbors Of America,
Wednesday evening, Dec. 10, at Mac
cGbee Hall Members are requested
to be present.
MRS. MALONEf, Oracle.
MRS. SARA DAY, Recorder.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-12

| The Birthday of the King Mrs.
I Clara G, Trimhle,
/ Under the Stars-~Miss Helen Whit
more,
Group song, MAS carols Miss
! Vilad BEEN, Miss Helen Whitmore,
Miss Nina Odgen, Miss Ruth Knapp.
I Following the program social eve
/ ming was enjoyed and delicious re-
/ freshments were served.
! + ~ y
Mrs, p, G. Stordock and Mrs Geo.
+ Weiss will be hosteSseS at the regu-
, las weekly bridge party 20 be held at
the Boat club tomorrow afternoon by
, the ladies.
A very delightful time was spent
by those who attended the card par
" AT the Boat club last evening. Ten
tables of bridge were played and high
score was won by Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-'
seph Megatiln and Mrs John Hani-
ten and Dr. p. G. Stordock \ social
evening was enjoyed and refresh
ments were served. Mrs L. NJ
Bayne, Mrs, Herbert Wiley and Mrs
Clara Barnard We're hosteSseS.
There will he a meeting OF the
American Legion auxiliary Thursday
evening at 100 for the transaction Of
regular business. The relief com
mittee has been urged to be in at
tendance.
4 spectacular Christmas party viii
be given next Saturday evening, Dec. !
ii. by the pupils OF Miss Laura Hayes
at the Knights OF Columbus club
house program of the following
classic dances will be held at p. M: |
"Xmas Time" The Dancing Doll,
The Butterfly" French Dolls, Mo !
ments Musical The Dainty Shep |
herdess. La Gioconda," Mornine !
and Jingle Bells" Santa Claus win !
park his reindeer at the club house
about p. m. and come in TO receive |
the letters from the little folks, dis |
tribute gifts to them and join in the |
cotilion Informal dancing and re- /
treatments viii follow A small adj |
mission fee win be charged onlookers
:. !. !.
Mrs. Harold Lindeman entertained |
the members OF the Picsaire club last
evening ut her home. 22Si, West |
Madison street Ii was u very enjoy |
able affair. Twelve guests were pres
emit Five hundred formed the diver
sion CT the evening, three tables being |
filed with players. Prizes were
awarded TO Mrs. Frank Pool and Ralph |
Galley and consultations were given to
Mrs. Ralph Galley and Arthur Inime. /
The remainder OF the evening was so
cially spent at music and at late
hour refreshments were served
The philanthropic department OF the /
Womana club will meet tomorrow for
an all.day meeting az the home OF Mrs.
Charles Stevens 727 State street.
All ladies are urged to cOme'a early |
as possible and bring with them quilt /
patches 10 put in the Christmas boxes /
for the ladies of the county homo. /
A comforter. which is badly needed |
will be tackled A full attendance is !
desired.
Mrs. George Bowermaster of South |
Ottawa will entertain the Womans |
Christian Temperance Union at her
home, corner Of Second avenue and I
Center street, Wednesday afternoon /
at 2 o'clock All members and their
friends are invited to be present. A |
good program has been arranged.
;. !. Z.
The Womans Society Of the First |
Baptist church will meet with Mrs. I
B. E. La Due Thurs lay Dec IA, at /
2: 80 O'Clock. Mrs. Irene Hawley has |
the pepper Of the att rnoon, on The I
Trend of the Negro v Jrid,"
Notice.
The Congregational Auxiliary will
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-12
Card ~ Thapks

We wish to thank our friends and
neighbors for their kindness ana sym.
pathy and also for their floral offer.
iuSs and mass cards ut the death Of
our beloved husband. father and
brother MEAGHER FANNY ANfp
MlaAGHER BROTHERS. %S Gr9
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-12
Firm DIssoIvas

Beginning Dec. / the firm of Authe.
nat & Burgess has dissolved partner.
shin and Mr. Burgess is alone in the
business. He wishes to thank all
patrons of the vrm for the support
they give him, and says he IS ever
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-12
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Weusland

MIR. and Mrs. Harold Newsstand of
aurora was at DR.. Connaway's home
over the week end
Mr.. and Mrs. l. DonGanvile went
Ia Chicago Sunday to spend the win.
Ter. c. 4. Donda nviile drGyo out for
them in the auto.
G. ZwanzG was with HE family
Cetr the week cad.
j. H. Callagan motorer e. Ottawa
Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Jacobson were in
Ottawa Monday afternoon. they went
IN the l.. II. Callagan car
SINCE the removal Of NJ. Dondan-
vile l.. II. Callagan has gene to Carl
1acobson's and Is at home there.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-12

Notice.
The Congregational Auxiliary will
have a picnic lunch at the church Fri
day, Dec. II. at | o'clock. Each mem
Der Is requested to bring one article.