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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-20

POSTAVf PRY SPOLECNOU FRONTU
PROn TURKUM.
SPOJENE STATY BUDOU PRY NEJENOM POZORO.
VATI, ALE TEz MLUVIT1 " KONFERENCl.

Territet Svycarsko 49, istopadu - Lord Curzon pre-
mier Poncare kona poradu oto mist9 alskym preme
rem Musson kdyz eno odepfe je do Lausanne pred
hajenim tamnf konference Mussoni nemnf cestova
nez jest feba Svycarku kterezto by sv6ho
vypovezen kterzo rozkaz by zrusen teprve den pred
tim, nezli povolan byl cello italske vlady.
Dnesn porada bya kon&na dcelem utvoreni spoecne
fronty prot Turkdm byo zjevno ze Italie usuje
prostou rovnopravnos Francif Vekou Brtani. Spoe-
nect nacelnc NELL obed spoecne havn jideln9 hoteu
kde byl pfedmetem vseobecne pozornost.
Dorozumeni mezi Francif, Vekou Brtani Italii byo
docfeno podate avsak podrobnos nebyy dosud vypra-
covany tomu ci das konference zmnenych f statnikd
bude konana Ouchy Ultra rano.
Lausanne 49, stopadu. Ia okolnost, ze Spojene Sta
ty Poole vseho budou bra cnny pod konferenc jez
bude zahajena Ultra zdem kasinu dodala meznarod
nho vyznamu. Amerika nebude jenom pozorovati ona
bude muv mluvit razne kdyz dosp6je pfesvedceni
toho okonost vyzadujf bude usova kazde pravo
tenstv emuz test jne zeme vsech v9cech krone
skuteGnem hlasovanf.
Takove Jest pry stanovsko Ameriky jak zjst9no byo
kruhd spoehve inormovanych Spojenk Stay postavi
sau anz by byl wat zfete jeic nahledy Spoene Sta
ty nkdy neprohasiy v6lu pro Tareckn nemohol tudx
zasahova do revise smouvy Sevreske avsak mali dhlez
zmy otazce tureckych kapituaci vonos mofskych uzn
Cafhrad, 49, listopadu. - Korunni primo Abdul Med
lid Effend enz byl zvolen chaem veym narodnm shro-
mazdenim tureckym Angoe sobotu bude uveden do
ho dfadu Ultra palaci Topcapou.
Pfekony 1tek sutana Mohameda Cafihradu popustil
uzdu hnevu tureckeho sku "Vak enz jest obycejn9
jenz pozby jz moci sta obycenou osobnost Jeho
tek jest obycejnou pocejn phodou jeho ttuly naezi
tragcke minulost."
Newhd Efkiar poznamenava: "V cele turecke histori
ren takoveho opozenf hodneho cnu opust9nf e-suane
mista chalfatu vyhledavani ochrany czi vady."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-20
PROJEV DuVERY MUSSoLl.
NIMU.

Rim, 18. listopadu. Italsk&
snemovna sklonila Sc pred do
minujicf v1li premiera Benito
Mussoliniho. Fascitskemu v0d-
ci byl odhlasot&n projev dlv&-
~ 305 ploti 4 f61 kIah1ns Vtta
sina tech, kdoz hlasovali proti
Mussolinimu, byli poslanci z
krajni levice. Radikalov4 jsou
rozhorceni ma Mussoliniho pro
jeho dtok ma snemovnu We ctvr
TEX, kdy prohlasil, ze neprisel
do snemovnt, by zadal n9jake
laskavosti, ale aby pozadoval
moe. Mussolinimu, dnesnfm hla
sovanim dana byla v6tsf pravo-
moe, nez-li kteremukoli pre-
mieru v italsk@ historii. Mnze
vladnouti, jak 81 pfeje a nemu-
81 podavati zadne zpravy sn&-
movne o SVEN pocinanf po do
bu jednoho roku. Hlasovani
bylo Mussolinimu prizniv@
pres to, ze jest jenom 81 fas-
cistI mezi 535 cleny snemov-
my.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-20
u ROOSEVELTOVA HROBU.
CLEMENCEAU, VALEcNY PREMIER FRANCIE,
POLOZIL NAN VENEC.

New York, 19. listopadu Georges Clemenceau vaec-
ny premier Franc odel dnes AUTOMOBILE do Oyster Bay
poozi v6nec hrob Theodore Roosevea Starry sedivy
"Tgr, sam aposol pfipravenos nepromluv ami slova,
kdyz stanul hrobu Rooseveova By vsak zfeme pohnut
Jeho bye oko prohedlo ohrazenou prosor ez
stala. 81 svatynf mnohym Americandm.
PAX postal chvfku zrakem do dalky upfenym, jako
by yzpominal svoji Franc. Konecne obrati sel
zvona dold vnouci sezce hfbtovn odeje do Roo
seveova domova By uvftan verande Archie Roosevelt
tenn, enz slouz jako voak Francii uvnitf pr Roose
vetovou Zdrzel tam chvi pax odejel do New Yorku
kde jest hostem dome Charese Dany Gibsona
Ackoli pfije Clemenceau do Ameriky jako soukromy
obcan, dostao skveleho uvtanf Ulcem, nichz
sniy zasupy odvezen byl do radnce kde uvitan zasp
mayorovym kde proslov strucnou FEC, nz nacr u
Gel sveho zajezdu do Amerky. Jedna obnoveni
upevn9n pratelsv mez epubkam Cemenceau byl pozvan
presidentem Hardngem do Bleho Domu hned vystou
peni byl dorucen pozdravny telegram cd dfv9j
no presdenta Wlsona Cemenceau ihned nan odpovedel
a slibil p. Wilsonovi navst6vu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-20
BANDITE PREPADLI Me-
STECKO.

Genoa, O., 18. listopadu. Sest
ozbrojenych banditd, kdyz by
Ii zapalili jeden ddm zde dnes
casn9 z vecera, ukofistili ma
mfstni bance asi So 900, zabi.
Ii Wilma Rodricka, 40-let@ho,
l@karnfka; vypalili nejmene
dvacet ran do obchodnich bu-
dov a automobile unikli. Ge-
noa jest m6stecko vzd&lene til
nact mil cd Toleda ma Cleve-
landske silnici. Rodrick ,byl
stfelen jednfm z banditd, kdyz
b9zel pres ulici . skonal "a
malou chvfli. Panuje min9nf,
ze zpozoroval, CO Sc ma bance
dele a ze b9zel 81 domu pro
rucnici, kdyz zahajili ma n9ho
palbu diva bandit6, kten venku
pred bankovnf budovou stall ma
strait. Stavenf zap6lili lupici v
jin4 casti mesta, aby tam obra
It'll pozornost obyvatelstva.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-20
REVOLTA PROTI SPATNE
DOPRAVE v PARMA.

Nespokojenost obcanstva v
Parma, zejmena ma Ridge rd.,
kde nenf sluzba ma poulicnich
karach. dodrzovana ami do 10.
hod. ,vecerni,s pfim3la okresni
I1osAikafe k ,sspof&d&nf spolet-
ne schhze s dfedniky spolecno
sti. Stfznost obcanstva jest jiz
druha sveho druhu. Strana o.
byvatelstva tvrdi, re by Sc voz-
'ba vyplacela, cemuz ale Ease
neveri spolecnost a tax doslo
k ultimatu obcanstva, v kterem
sc pravi:
"Pockame ma odpov9d' deset
dni, a jest-li ze do te DOLBY ne
bude vozba prodlouzena ale
spon do 10. hodiny vecerni, -
pax Sc uchopime prostredkd,
ma jake die smlouvy name pra-
vo, bud'to donutfme spolecnost
ably jednala die lmluvy, aneb
zfidime dopravu autobusovou,
ably dovazela obcanstvo k ira.
tim mestskym."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-20
PQDROBUG Sc ROZHODNUTf LIDU.
SENATOR NEWBERRY, VNENY z
UPLATKARSTVf, RESlGNOVAL.
PklMEI.A JEJ TOMU PORAzKA JEHO KOLLECY,
SENATORA TOWNSENDA.

Washington, 10. listopadu.
Senator Truman H. Newberry
z Michiganu, jehoz pravo ma
mfsto V senate bylo pfedmetem
dlouhe a vaSnive kontroverse,
podal svoji resignaci Sc zado-
sti, ably vesla v platnost Timed.
v dopise guverneru A. j.
Groesbeckovi, uvefejnenem
dnes yecer, Newberry pravi, ze
Sc odhodlal k resignaci nasled-
KEN porazky sveho republi-
kanskeho kollegy, senatora c..
T. Townsenda We volb9 Z. Ii
stopadu.
Obrat udalosti, pravi, zpdso-
bill, ze jeho setrvanf We vefejne
sluzbe bylo by bezvyslednym,
jezto byl by neustale "obtezo-
van stranickym politickym pro
nasledovAnfm."
GUY. Groesbeck pfijal resig-
naci, ale neoznamil dosud ma.
stupce Newberryho.
v dopise SVEN vylicuje New
berry udalosti, jez n&sledovaly
jeho vftezstvi v senatorsken
zapase mad Henry Eordem 8
pravf, xesjNha pr&vo ma safsts
Nv senate bylo "pln9 potvrze'
no." Dodava tez re kdyby v bu
doucnosti naskytla Sc prflezi.
tost pro vefejnou sluzbu, neva
hal by nabidnouti Sc st&tu 8
zemi.
Resignace pfivedla ku kon
ci zapas, jenz vzdycky tvorit
bude zajimavou kapitolu v po
liticke historii a o nemz bylt
jisto, ze byl by obnoven We zvli
stnlm zasedani kongresu, jei
zapocne Ultra. Usvedcen by,
v Michiganu z prestoupeni vo
lebnich zakonI tim, ze ma svo
il nominaci a zvoleni vynalo
iii vice penez nez zakon do
voluje, Newberry odvolal Sc ]
nejvyssimu soudu Spojenycl
Stati, jenz prohlasil "a ne1
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-20

Washington, \ listopadu.
NeustAle Sc stup njiei natlak
organisovantc Ifkevnfch "a
jmd. aby spoi 3 staty zakfo-
ely voie4 snDy ktn.
l6gsa ID 4 I III ID rII.
sledek vydani = Bfl<ho Domu
prohlasenf, zezf z&dnych okol
nostf americke tojsko nebude
poslano ma blfzfy v4chod, ably
tam pomahalo v zavedeni po-
fadku. President z&roveh pro-
jevil podiveni mad tim, ze cir
kve, jez hlasaji piece mir,
chtely by nynf hnati Spojene
Staty do vzlky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-20
PozAR.y ARMOURovE IA
VODE.

Chicago, 10. listopadu. O.
brovska budova, kde por&zen
byl dobytek v Armourov6 zAvo
de a prodavalo sc maso v drob
nem, znicena byla pozarem
dnes. Budova tato byla jednou
z pozoruhodnych zajimavostf
Armourova z&vodu a navstev-
niklm byvala vzdy ukazovana.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-20

stavni omen zakon, die n6hoz
ibyl usv6dcen.
Senat sam, po dlonhem vySe-
tfovanl, konecn6 potvrdil jeho
pravo ma mfsto v onom t9lese,
avsak vetsinou pouhych peti
HAST. v nedavne volebni kam
A,ni pripad tento hral velmi do
lezitou 1lohu v mnohych sta
tech. Opis dopisu obsahujiciho
resignaci, byl dorucen misto-
presidentu Coolidge-ovi, jako
pfedsedovi senatu, sekretafem
Newberryho. On sam jest We
SVEN domove v Detroitu.
Newberry We SVEN dopise mi
mo jine klade dnraz ma to, ze
process proti n9mu byl zahajen
"a demokraticke administrace
a ze pry zfizencd odboru spra-
vedlnosti bylo pouzivano ku "a
strasov&nf lidf, kteff jej v jeho
Rampant podporovali. Nekterf
z techto byli pry obzalovani a
odsouzeni do za!afe nebo k po-
kutam, avsak pfedsedajici soud
ce tyto pokuty zrusil, jako XII
klav61 nezakonite. Dale Sc zmi
tsfse kssx& &nnsaa mi s. aaixx&
sfmu soudu Spoj. Statt, jenx u
znal ne1stavrim z&kon, die ne
hoz byl usvedcen o vysetfovani
senatu, ktery shledal, ze byl
spravne zvolen gratuluje 81
k tomu, ze jeho HAS "zabran;f
vstoupenf Spojenycl1 St5tl do
Svazu narodn." Ku konci sv6-
no dopisu pravf vsak, ze made
Sci cas-, kdy mdze sloziti sve
bremeno a ze ochotne tax uci-
nj, jezto vi, ze byl by vystave1
novym ltokGm.
Ackoli neni jisto, kdo bude
nastupcem Newberryho, prosly
cha Sc, ze stane Sc jim n .jspise
Charles B. Warren z Detroitu,
nynejsi velvyslanec pro Japan,
jenz mini Sc vzdati tohoto IRA
du.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-20

Gen. Pershng vypravil loveckou expedici guver
nerem Parkerem ouisany mocaech onoho statu bize
New Orleans die sprav obdrzenych st9stf pfalo
sfel kaxdt den tol kachen zAkon dovouje Ma omto
obr&sku e sene prdvodcim. oeskAva1ici heno kachen
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-20
sHEMovNA S PolNcAREM.

Paffz, 18. listopadu. Fran
couzska sn9movna projevila
ddv9ru premieru Poincare-ovi,
462 proti II hlas1m. Pred tim
sn9movna musela se odrociti
nasledkem vfavy, jiz vyvolaly
ostre dtoky ma byvaleho premi
era Caillauxe.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-20
TYDEN SKOLSTvl.

Washington, 10. listopadu.
President Harding v proklama
ci uvefejn9ne v Bn6m Dome
dnes vybfzf, aby tyden Cd 8. do
8. prosince byl zachovavan ja-
ko americky tyden skolstvi.
Odporucujs pfislu1nym n&rod-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-20
ZAPALILA HOSTEL

Upper Sandusky, o., 18. Ii
stopadu. Nina Lewisova, Tile
ta, pfiznala Sc pred zdejsim
krajskym soudem, xe zapalila
hostel Panny Marie v Carey, o.
Odepfela vsak sd6liti, 2 jakych
pohnutek tax ucinila.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-20
SIBIR We SPOJENf Sc
SOVETY.

Cita, Dalekovychodni Repu-
blika, 18. listopadu. >Vlada Da-
lekovychodni Republiky Sibir-
ske, byla zrusena dnes. Narod
nj shromazdeni odhlasovalo
spojiti sc sc sovetskou vladou
mOSkevSkOu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-20

MIN, statnfm a mfstnfm dfa-
dIm, ably venovaly svoji horli-
YOU podporu spolup1sobeni a
zaroven zada, ably rodicove sa
mi hled9li k tomu, ably docile-
no bylo lepsfho blizsfho do
rozum9nf mezi skolou a domo-
VEN.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-20
PRES SEDESAT LIDf UTONuLO.

Mexicall, Dolnf California 10. istopadu Vice nez
zedesat osob uonulo p roskotanf lodi ktera pokou
sea pfista casne r&no La Boba, Sedes1t mil xn6
cd Mexica zaivu Calfoskem, die zpr&v obdrzenych
zde }ss
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-20

moSkevSkOu.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-02
G. O. P. SPENDS MORE
CASH THAN RECEIVED

Chicago. Nov. IA. P.)-The re-
publican national committee spent
$11,853.l2 more than it received dur
ing the week ending October 81, ac-
cording TO the second report on cam
paign contributions which was filed
with the clek of the house of repre-
sentatiVes in Washington today.
Fred w. Upham, national treasur-
er, advanced that amount to make
good the deficit, the report shows.
The first report flied week ago
showed Mr.. Upham had already adj
vanced $4,000 for the same purpose.
Todays statement shows receipts
| OF Sl9,725.50 since the previous report
and expenditures of s31, 581 .62.
Samuel Insult, president of the
Commonwealth Edison company OF
/ Chicago, led the list OF doners with
$4,000 contribution. R. w. Bliss of
Washington gave $4,000. f. F. Carry
of Chicago $4,000; Thomas f. Wilson
Chicago $1,000; and Hoffman Nicker
son, New York $1,000.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-02
PRAYER MEETINGS
FOR TOMORROW

Very encouraging reports are com.
ing in from the different cottage
prayer meetings being held through
out the city as a preparatory measure
for the union revival. All residents
of the city are urged to attend the
meetings in their own districts and
not wait for personal invitation.
On Friday morning at 10 o'clock
meetings will be held in the follow
ing homes:
James Erb, 430 Third avenue.
George Stevens, East Center street.
George Grover, 402 Second avenue.
George Crowden, 613 First avenue.
Andrew Rorem, Cottage HILL
T. o. Berge, $50 Guthrie street.
Henry Mosey, 302 Glover street.
w. B. Pusey, 122 West Van Buren,
street
Mrs. Jules Wideman, 416 Leland
street.
Mrs. Rudolph Claus, $40 West Main
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-02
Party.
The scholars of district 274 enjoyed
Halloween party Tuesday afternoon.

The juniors and freshmen entertain
ed the sophomore and seniors at the
school house Tuesday night with
chicken pic and other good things
All guests spent a delightful time, and
during the course of the evening nu'
merous halloween jokes were played
on each other.
Mrs. E. e. Abbott went to Shah
bona early Wednesdayymorning to
visit Mrs. Oscar Berg, who was i'll.
f. S. Morahn and Dale Morahn OF
Ottawa were here Tuesday doing some
eleetioneering. Z, S. went to Sand
wich and stayed all night with his
brother George, while Dale returned
home
The usual formality of Oct. 81 was
lived up to- moving things about and
putting them in unheard Of places.
The regular meeting of the Eastern
Star is tonight. Let there be good
meeting, for business is to be trans
acted.
Mrs Anna Thompson went to OF
tawa Wednesday to attend the funeral
OF Professor Farnsworth.
Several members Of the Home Blu
reau went to ottawa on "Wednesday.
Mrs. w. ]. Bagwcll, Mrs. E. j. CLARK.
Mrs. F. F. Frazier and Mrs. ID. A.
Hapeman all went in Mrs. Bagwell's
auto.
o. A. Sebby is having cement
porch added to his home on Christian
Ridge.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-02
Halloween Masquerade Party.

The home OF MIR. and Mrs. Charles
Reeier on the north BLUM was the
scene OF much merry making on
Tuesday evening. when a number Of
masked characters arrived in full re-
gala to enjoy good time. Two
ghosts were present to direct the
guests through dimly lighted home.
the lights being covered with pumpkin
globes and halloween shades. The
home was decorated with many col
ored autumn leaves and festoons Of
orange and black halloween colors.
All was quiet for time, each and
every one trying to find out who the
maske~s were. and after much guess
ing all urmasked and joined In the
fun of halloween games, such as bob
hing apples. with the usual "ducking';
throwing the handkerchief. guessing
games and others After an evening
of laughter, lunch was served, con-
sisting of chicken sandwiches. sink.
ers" served on a new broom handle,
pumpkin pie pickles and coffee. Mrs.
Charles Fowlie and Mrs. Charles
Rceder managed the affair, and all
voted them to be excellent hostesses.
Those present We're Mr. and Mrs
RAY Miller. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fow-
lie. Mr.. and Mrs. William Fowlie, Mr.
and Mrs. n. w Hamm, Mr.. and Mrs
Brandt Klinepeter, Mr.. and Mrs. Ell
Crosiar. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Coch'
ran. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Reeder,
Mrs. William Ford, Mrs. Henry Clark.
Mrs. Lillian Pearson and Walter Bos-
selman:
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-02
Miss 6alehowsky a Bride.

The many schoolmates and friends
of Miss Lillian Balchowsky will be
pleasantly surprised TO hear that on
Oct 10 she was married TO Ernest
Friedland at the home of his par
ents in Fresno, Cal
Miss Balchowsky was attended by
her sister Anna. After the ceremony
Il five course dinner was served. The
bride received twenty-five kilograms
OF congratulation. Mr.. Friedland Is
scenario director Of one of the large
film corporations ut Hollywood, Los
Angeles, Cal. Mr., and Mrs. Friedland
quietly gave their friends the slip
and went honeymooning to San Fran
cisco, San Diego and some OF the
more beautiful little cities of south
ern California.
Walter Scott is reported i'll at his
home.
Joe Massro was a Chicago passen-
ger this morning.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-02
ALTON ATTACKS PAY
FOR OVERTIME WORK

Chicago, Nov. - Adjustment %
time and one-half overtime pay after
the eight hour and alteration of rates
of pay and rules governing short
turn around runs; road service; alb
sence from home terminals; basic
day and call and release applicable
to its engineers, firemen, conductors
and road trainmen was sought before
the United States railroad labor
board today by the Chicago and
Alton railroad. Changes in road and
yard service rules for yard men also
were included.
Representatives of the brotherhood
of locomotive engineers the bother.
hood OF locomotive firemen and en-.
ginemen; the order of railway con.
ductors; the brotherhood of railroad
trainmen and the yardmen were pres
Ont to oppose the request of the rail
road Management.
With the exception of the Chicago
and Alton practically all the roads
west of the Mississippi river have
signed wage and rules agreements
for 1923 with the brotherhood of rail
road trainmen and the order of rail
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-02
Entertains Pupils.

Miss Esther Eddy, teacher of the
fourth, fifth and sixth grades in the
Grand Ridge public school, delighted
her pupils when she issued invitations
to attend a halloween party at her
home in Streator Tuesday evening.
The children presented a pretty sight
in their various masked costumes
They left on the 6:22 interurban for
Streator. There were hobgoblins,
ghosts and everything that goes TO
make a halloween party real sue
cess. Refreshments were served
and at 1922 the children returned to
their homes
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-02
Sheridan
Passion Play in slides.


lar liz ? Berry, noted as lee
tarcr and traveller, will present the
Passion Play with colored slides, at
The Methodist church at Sheridan,
Thursday evening. Nov. 2. DR.. Ber-
ry hos recently returned from a trip
to Europe. and he saw the presenta-
t,cn Of the world famous play at the
little city Of Oberammergau, and he
comes to us with vivid lecture on
the play with set of the most beau
tifui colortd slide that can be Sc
cured No school child ought to miss
the opportunity of seeing these sides
and hearing the story and every one
who is interested in the best things
in life cannot afford to miss this won
deriu; opportunity. Do not miss "
and do not forget the date, THURSDAY
evening. Nov. 2, at the Methodist
church in Sheridan.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-02
DRY SLEUTHS RAID
QUINCY. ILL.,. SALOONS

QUINCY. Nov IN. s. Shoulders,
acting under state prohibition direc-
,,or NreRory OF Chicago. and assisted
Nv t"entV-one men swept down on
pu'hcy today and pinched eight
saloon Keepers. A large amount OF
moonsh'ne. home brew and wine
were taken and destroyed. the
saloonmen were held in bonds OF
nished.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-02
Receives Painful Injury.

Leonard Peck, son OF Fred Peck
who is staying at the home OF his
grandfather, Henry Peck OF South OF
tawa and attending the Ottawa High
school, met with a painful accident
when the bicvcle he was riding was
hit by passing automobile. At first
his injuries were thought to be quite
serious, but upon closer investigation
ii was learned that while bad enough
were not of a serious character. He
is reported to be getting along nicely.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-02
MARSEILLES NEWS
0. A. BURTON
REPRESENTATIVE
OFFICE PHONE BLACK 60 RESIDENCE BLACK 100
Office ATS Main Street
Local Notes.

Mrs. Thomas Worrels was q Chica.
so passenger this morning.
+, G. Winklebeck OF Ottawa was
visiting in Marseilles yesterday.
Miss Esther Kiner left this morn.
ing for Streator.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Sigler are
visiting in Marseilles. 4
Miss Shaffie Mushro of Chicago Ii
visiting her brother.in.law- Frank
Mushro.
Mrs. A. l.. Fisher left this morning
for her home in Madison, Wis.
Frank Mushro returned from Chi.
cago. having placed his wife under an.
other doctor and in different hos
pital.
Mrs. Thomas Cassidy entertained at
dinner last evening Mr.. and Mrs. F.
Mccormick and daughter Marian. Mr..
and Mrs. f. Pfeffer and children of
Seneca.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-02

came the bride of Milton NJ. Osborne
OF Ottawa. They were attended by
Mrs. Charles Chamberlin and Mrs.
Leon Toombs of Utica. The wedding
occurred at 2 O'Clock at the home of
Mrs. Mcclure, Rev. l.. p. Cassel per.
forming the marriage ceremony. The
bride was attired in a gray beaded
silk poplin dress. The bride and
groom are both employed at the Ia
Sale County Home in Ottawa, and
following the ceremony they returned
to Ottawa. Mrs. Osborne is we'll
known in Utica and has many friends
who Join in wishing them happy life.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-02
Women Talk Politics.

A political meeting was held in the
auditorium of the Sheridan Methodist
church Monday afternoon at which
Miss Catherine Porter, of Streator,
was the main speaker. 1t was held
primarily for the lady voters of the
city and vicinity There was a
good crowd in attendance and the
women learned many things about
voting
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-02

Henry Clark has been on the sick
list for few days.
Mayor Neary was an Ottawa caller
on Wednesday.
Mrs Murphy of La Sale was the
guest of Mrs. Thomas Manley yester-
day afternoon.
Mrs. R. d. Wheeler was shopper
in La Sale yesterday.
Mrs William Dawson was La
Sale caller yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Charles Nielsen shopped In La
Sale on Tuesday.
Miss Catherine Francis and Miss
Sarah Giblin were La Sale callers
yesterday.
Mrs. Robert Boyle, Mrs. Conovef
and Mrs. William Manley shopped in
La Sale yesterday.
Mrs. Charles Flynn spent yesterday
afternoon in La Sale.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-02
Wins Prize

Charles Coats, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clayton Coats of the East Side, car
ried off the honors as best costumed
guest at halloween party held at
the S. l.. Sutton home Tuesday even
ing under the auspices Of the Stand
ard Bearers of the NJ. E. church
Charles represented man from the
wilds of Africa and his makeup was
excellent in every detail.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-02

People OF the village very much
regretted to learn OF the accident
which befcll Virgil, l5-year-old son OF
Mr.. and Mrs Max Schmidt of ottawa,
who was accidentally shot by boy
playmate while waiting at the home
Of the latter, The Schmidt family re-
sided in Grand Ridge previous to mo7-
irp to Ottawa
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-02
Grand Ridge
MISS WiNlFREp YocuM
Correspondent
Enjoy Halloween Party.

Miss Higgins and her pupils in dis
trict 80 enjoyed a halloween party ut
the school on Tuesday afternoon. The
room was decorated for the event, hal
loween fayors being used, An inter
esting program was rendered by the
pupils, who we're In costume. After
the program refreshments were
served.