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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-03-02
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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-03-02
APPELLATE COURT
HERE DEALS BLOW
AT BLUE LAW" MEN
SECRETARY OF STATE EMMER.
SON IN ADDRESS AT JOLIET
EXPLAINS RESULTS OF I'M
poRTANT DECISION HANDED
DOWN IN OTTAWA.

The appellate court in Ottawa dealt
another blow at dealers in blue
sky in decision handed down last
week In which II held that common
law trust companies are amenabie to
the securities laws Of the state. The
results of the decision were explain
ed this noon by Secretary of State
Louis Emmerson before the Joliet
Chamber OF Commerce at luncheon
held In his honor.
The decision, which was written by
Justice Partlow, removes one Of the
obstacles in the way of efficient adj
ministration Of the act, the secretary
said
"The supreme court last December
held the new securities act and its
amendments constitutional" Emmcr.
son continued land this action by
the appellate court of the second dis
'trict settles the last disputed point
relative to the law.
Common law trust companies are
those which are not Incorporated bv
the secretary of state, but take adj
vantage of the provisions of the com
mon law. They are organized under
a joint agreement between the organ.
izers, and n copy of this agreement
is filed with the county recorder in
the county in which the company OPP
crates.
ut has been their contention that
since they were not organized under
the corporation laws, the securities
act did not apply to them. and there.
fore, they could sell their securities
without any supervision. The conse,
quehce of this contention was that
many promoters who could not OF
would not comply with the restric
tons OF the securities act, chose &c
organize common law trust cOmpan
les in order to evade regulation.
an last weeks decision. the ap
pellate court holds that stock sold BY
common law trust company with
out the approval of the securities de
partment was sold Illegally and mon
ey due for the stock could not be col
1ected. The court poins out that thu
securities act includes every person
company, trust, partnership or asso
citation, incorporated or unincorporat
ed, heretofore or hereafter formed
1t adds: The legislature intended un
der this section to include all organ
: cations either at common law or un
der statute"
Emmerson said that the Illinois Sc
curitiess law has been followed by ;
number of other states and that il
is recognized as the most efficient and
the soundest IN priciple OF any seCuri
ties law in the country.
, y "Approximately $l15,000,000 il
doubtful or fraudulent securities ha!
been rejected for sale in Illinois dur
ing the two and one.half years since
the law went into effect and it is SAFE
TO say that at least 100000, 900 o
the same kind of paper has beer
kept out Of the state because an appli
cation would be futile"
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-03-02
MRS. BAKER IN CHARGE
OF METZGER MILLINERY

Mrs. NJ. Baker of Streator of the
firm CT Earl & Baker has arrived in
Ottawa to personally take charge Of
the millinery department of the Metz
ger ladies shop, which was purchased
by the Earl 4 Baker company las
week The firm has for several years
owned and conducted the millinery de-
paTtmcnt of the NJ. Purcell company
department store in Streator and have
gained the reputation of being among
the best milliners in this part of
northern Illinois.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Grove, who re.
side north of Ottawa, are the parents
of fine baby daughter, born this
morning at Ryburn hospital.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-03-02

the gorge here, the wagon and foot
bridge becoming the head OF new
gorge which now extends up the river
several miles, while gradual compact
of the ice below made an open space
in the rivers surface.
This resulted in drop of three
inches in the state of water at the
power dam, which is Cos feet Up
stream from the wagon bridge, but a
rise of nearly six inches below the
bridge brought the surge which put
the gas plant of commission,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-03-02
MONTH BEFORE BONUS
PLAN Is SETTLED

Washington, March 2-MaiOrity
members of the house ways and means
committee were hopeful today that
final solution of the soldiers bonus
problem had been found in the pro.
posed plan to substitute for the cash
feature Of the bill a provision for adj
justed service certificates upon which
former service men could Immediately
obtain funds from the banks. FOrmu-
latiOn of tn plan already had been un-
dertakcn today by the specials sub
committee to which it was referred
yesterday. Representative LOngworth
of Ohio, a member of the sub commit.
tee said probably would be a week or
more before this could be completed
and it appeared it would be at least .
month before the committee will he
ready to report any bill agreed on to
the house. Without changing the vo.
catiOnal training, farm and home aid
and land settlement features of the
! FOrdney bill, il is contemplated under
/ the new plan to issue adjusted service
certificates which, by the additiona
of forty per cent to the proposed ad
justed service pay plus interest on the
total for twenty years at the rate OF
/ Az per cent compounded annually
would have a total face value of APP
proximately 3.3S times the amount
that would be received under the cash
feature. an amount equal to fifty pei
cent of the total of the adjusted ser
vice pay could be borrowed from Z
baply iDn p6iatplV IN igcuaDpn Of tbf
certificates with provision that if the
sum thus obtained plus interest was
not repaid in three years the banl
could make demand on the fedora
treasury for the amount due, the gov
eminent thus to take over and carry
/ thp loan
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-03-02
JEDGE LANDS NOT
IN MAYORALTY RACE

Chicago, March 2-Kenesaw Noun
tain Lands, commissioner of base
ball3 who resigned as federal Judge
today, will not go into politics in Chi
cage. he has informed friend in a
letter, it became known today.
II note what you say about the
mayoralty of Chicago" the letter
states, "and | thank you for your
kindly sentiments, but don't get it
tnto4 your head that | have it in my
head ever again to be interested in
holding a public office"
The statement settles the Ques-
tioH which was raised recently as to
whether Mr.. Lands would consent
toi Become candidate in the next
ms5oralty race. His name had been
suggested by several admirers as
soon as it became known that he was
about to resign from the bench.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-03-02

may be taken by
the whole family.
The name Irving
Laboratory on each
bottle Of sixty tab.
let's, packed in or
Ange Colored car.
ton is your pro.
lection and a guar
.ntee of finest
quality and purity
IN medicine. All
druggists have
PhOS-phO Nitam.
inc tablets or send
for large bottle
prepaid price 81
Irving Laboratory
Wheeling, w. Va.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-03-02
localities

MISS Margaret Brennan Of Chica-
go, FORMER Ottawa resident, spent
few hours here yesterday, calling on
friends, having attended the funeral
OF the late Mrs. Catherine Seaman in
Peru, mother of Honorable William
Seaman
Matthew Fleming and mother Mrs
Matthew Fleming, of Ottawa avenue,
left today for trip through the
east,
Miss Helma Monroe, the county
home adviser, left for Chicago this
morning, where she will spend the
remainder of the week attending the
conference of the American Home &c.
onomiCs association.
The Baptist women will meet at
the church for an all day meeting,
Friday. Mar Bird.
Mr. and Mrs. G. w pillion of Wal.
lace township are the proud parents
of baby son. born yesterday at Ry.
burn hospital.
Mrs. Felicia Rude Gahan, formerly
of this city whose home Is in Chica,
60, is spending several days visiting
with friends and relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Grove of Rut.
land township are rejoicing over the
birth of baby daughter this morning
at the city hospital
Walter Hiser was Utica caller
last evening.
| Earle Harrison and Arthur Fitz.
! patrick called ON friends in La Sale
/ last evening.
! John Walsh of La Sale visited with
| friends in this city last evening.
/ Rollen Smith of Center Ottawa Wis
/ tied with friends in La Sale last cv,
enlng
William Higgins of the firm of Nc
Neil & Higgins of Chicago spent yes
, terday in this city on business.
Miss Helen Hard of Milwaukee
Wis, is visiting Miss Harriet L. Jor
dan in South Ottawa.
Carl Narlcy OF Marseilles visited
friends in Ottawa today
George Brennan of Streator was
an Ottawa visitor today.
Mrs Ole Benson and daughter, Mrs
Bert Sampson, of Leland were Otta
wa shoppers yesterday,
Mrs Emily FruIand of Sheridan
was an Ottawa visitor yesterday.
Miss Gertrude Erickson of Shari
dan was an Ottawa visitor yestcr
day.
Samuel Cox of Marseiles was al
ottawa visitor yesterday
Mrs James Mccormick and daugh
ter, Mrs. Carl Marley Of Marseilles
visited friends in ottawa yesterday
Charles Barnard of Pittsburgh, Pa
who was called to Ottawa by tn,
death of his uncle, w II. Barnard, i,
a guest of Mrs. Anna Cole, 507 Marc,
e street.
J. S. Stokes was passenger 70
, Morris this morning.
d. J. Mcleod went to Chicago thi
F. morning on business matters.
Herbert Genseke of Streator visit
ed with friends in this city last even
. ing.
Miss Louise Smith of Chicago In
returned to her home in that city al
ter spending the past number @
days visiting with friends and rela
/ tiyes in this city.
Reese Balm of Macomb. ILL.,, is Wis
iting at the home of W. S. Myers o.
. Jefferson street
J. w Winans, supervisor iron
Groveland, was in Ottawa for a fey
! hours today.
= David Lorriaux Jr., of Chicago, i
, guest at the home of his parents
: Mr.. and Mrs. David Lorriaux, O.
Clay street.
| Mrs. Elmer NOLAN and daughter
Mary Lou. of Streator arrived il
Ottawa this afternoon for a vsi
with her parents, Attorney and Mr..
-Rnhnni lNnn,,. Al Nhnn.l -
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-03-02
V|TAM|NE TAKEN FROM YEAST "5l..I
AND PUT Up IN TINY TABLET

weight, beautify complexion and re.
store strength and vigor these Phos-
Pho Vitamine tablets are highly rec.
Doctors, chemists and druggists
endorse this newer better, more eff
iective way. The tablets are made
Of finest ingredients, They are
more like food than medicine and
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-03-02
40O-POUMD "TRlLBY"
DEAD IN CHICAGO

Chicago, March Mrs, George A,
Kenna, known in circus sidcshcws for
years as "Trilby, the fat lady" died
here yesterday. She quit the circus
sixteen years ago and made her home
in Chicago. She weighed 400 pounds
when she died and while with the
circus her weight is said to have
been more than 500
A casket one yard wide and six
feet three inches long is being con.
structed for the body. ....
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-03-02
Animal Meefinn.

The annual meeting of Ottawa Chap
ter American Red Cross, will be held
at the American Legion rooms Frida.
evening at 1880. at which time an ex
executive committee for the ensuing
year will be elected.
ROSWELL T. PETIT, Chairman.
A. E. SNOW, Secretary.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-03-02
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.
Main Want Ad Section Page Five

FOR SALE-IIighest quality guaran.
teed radiators for Dodge, Chevrole.
and Maxwell, 1925, Can save you about
% per cent on storage batteries for
all cars. And for Fords only $l5.
FlpW. HAYNE SUPPLY CO, INC.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-03-02

CONDENSATION SALE-Novclty feed
barns, Saturday, March II, 1900
sharp Horses, cattle, hogs, sheep.
nay, automobiles. farming tools. List
your property early.
DIR. J. w. FOWLE, Mgr.
Notice
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-03-02
Labor Always First.

Labor Is Ihe parent OF M the last
ing monuments of this world, whether
IN verse or in stone in poetry or in
ryrawids.- William Jane" THley.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-03-02

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. willing to show
he is worth Sl00 per week to estab.
fish lowest priced guaranteed cord
and fabric tires in this locality. MAS.
TER PRODUCTION CORPORATION,
South Bend Ind.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-03-02

WANTED Salesman with car to call
on dealers with low priced 5000
mile fabric and l0,000mle cord tire
800 a week, with extra commissions.
UNIVERSAL TIRE & RUBBER COM.
PANY. Michigan City, Ind.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-03-02
Financial Cupid.

Some women never take an interest
In man until they find out how much
principal he has.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-03-02

FOR SALE-One "Iuger" latest model
auto pistol: recently imported; alb.
solutely new; cost $40; take s2S. Ad
dress Box c, care of this Office.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-03-02

The regular meeting Ct Division No.
T. A. o. H.. tonight at at St Co,
lumba's hall.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-18

We remember some forty or fifty pag-
es Of descriptive matter regarding the
sanity character Of Diana and the bal
ance OF the book before finally she
yields to the savage love 81 the Sheik
Miss Ayres, is only too willing to ac-
cept thai love, strange but true. no re-
sistance, no pep
The flm version follows very closely
the book even to the sub-titles which
are quotations. The story is perhaps
a more or less trashy one. Maybe It
isn't what might be termed good
story Or correct for the younger set.
Just the same You don't put tho book
down Until you Rave finished with the
adventures Of the fair Diana and the
dark Ahmed
The picture teens with picturesque
scenes and beautiful color effects. II
is very We'll directed and we'll acted.
you may thoroughly approve Of Miss
Ayers. Certainly YOU vii like the
Shells and all the rest OF the cast and
yon will not cease to be thrilled until
On The silver screen is written, FINS.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-18
FROM HOOSIER
STATE AUTO ASSN.

The issuance ~ automobile license
plates in twenty-four cities OF Indiana
outside OF Indianapolis. under the aus
pieces OF the Hoosier state Auto As
ISOLATION is making i distinct inn
preston or real service 10 automobile
owners, according 10 a bulletin jast
SEued by the association sumlnAr1aing
the work Of the branch License bur
ezu..
Incomplete returns from some Of the
cities make the grand total Of licenses
SO far issued more Or less of sn esti-
mate 81 this time, the automobile as
ISOLATION announces, but il lis declared
. chat In round numbers no less than
IS. 600 sets OF license plates have al
ready been issued in the various
branch Offices Considering that the
secretary Of states Office had csti-
mated the association would likely IS
sue total of 10000 sets Of plates for
the season. and that practically half
81 that number has already been is-
Ftued - is APPARENT that the auto own
ers IN these various communities are
faking to the innovation IN u Hery
apt manner
That tho service is appreciated IS
shown by the expression ~ the visiting
> auto owners. say. ths is the Berries
exclaimed a caller at oue OF t5e
branches the other DAY Vince doing
all this. anyway or was THE query that
Followed Tho explanation WAS made
@hat che state auto assoc1at was
j glvins this service 10 speed W license
! deliveries and that it was 10 be
year-ro4nd proposition, with = pros
tr,ect Cor the service beInE sTeAtIy ear
| one man explained that he has sent
IN his application last January to In
ldIanapoIs and was arrested nine dff-
lfercnt times il the two months that
I y took aim 10 get his new license
ipiates When We calico AZ his bran.a
ofhce and was handed out his plates
! : tier > Few minutes. he was immensely
! pleased 1t is pointed our that IT, IS
tacessary 70 take the owners eerti6-
cate Of title dhc deed itself1 when
ksnahing the application for license and
.7nar the eHncr personally must ap-
I 7sear and make the arudavif. He can
+ ot send i hand to do this for him.
t9So mail orders are being flied at the
various bureaus.
lit IS stated that tie congestion fiji
syudianapolis has hen greatly relieved
khy the branch Office work and the
hetafe IS saved quite an c1pensc IN
= erical hire on this account An op-
sEortunlty Il being given all auto own
he's to affiliate with the state auto
= ssocie ton. Il IS being pointed out
syhat membership support alone pays
sgor the statewide civic and safety
alnpaign work or the organization.
sThe cities issuing licenses are: Gary.
ks.aporte. south Bend. Ft. Wayne, La
Ffayette, Frankfort. afuncie Hammond,
tE-1hart. Huntington. Wabash. Peru,
q ,og ansport. Marion kokomo, Ander-
hscn. Charlottesville, Terre Haute.
Saichmond. Bedford. vincennes. Fsvars-
s~tIle. New Albany and Jacksonville.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-18
THE SHEIK," A
COLORFUL DRAMA

Those Of as who read sud-we must
admit it-werc thraNed by Edith NJ
lIgIls 5oos, The shells" we're almost
am Of us. present io see tho opening
performance 0t Iaramounts screen
version al the Par-henon theatre last
night.
And were, 7 am afraid. a little bit
disappointed. For while Rudolph
Valentino makes a dashing. boyish. rel
icking. daredevil sheik. not quite as
wonderful as the one formed la oar
imagination at the reading Of the book
but as a whole very satisfactory. Miss
Ayers is no match for the Diana OF the
story. She has, indeed. a certain
sweetness that clogs. But no pep.
The girl of the sooh-how she fought
and sparzled- Remember. Yes, Yes,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-18
f1RE! FIRE: FIRE:

Three fires nlthin twenty minutes
yesterday afternoon kept nremen OF
Ionmond Central fro station on the
jump
a2o ConNes avenue ar over-heated
stowe pine did about $50 damage TO the
home q Martin Aler. Tho building IS
owned 10y +. sauran. This at 4 ,. m
r-n minutes later prairie fire in
t1sth street rave fremen another run.
rho blaze was quickly put out
The third alarm can4o from 1S1
Waitha-n street where a rubbish IRE
"a a rear alley Threatened several
dwellings,. no damage resulted.
boomers i'm the house lit afs Holman
street. owned Dy a.. Eidam ard occu-
pied b. r. Myer and others were en-
dangered when a stubborn blaze in q.
rear cesl shed gave hremen q stiff
nEhc ar t@.@H lost might,
The damages viii be slight
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-18
Keeps Them Humping. as II We're.

NccPs IHe'T FIuHPiHS, as II were
Some men," said Uncle Eben, lis
born great; but dey's liable to have
heap o difficulty in Twin M TO de
'sponsibility.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-18
Ereedon1,s ReoInninQ.

The free institutions Of ancient
Greece ana Rome had long been dead
when our. Anglo Saxon forefathers, III
the little island in the North sea, pc
gan holding their witenagemot, or as
sembly of the wise men Of the king
dom. In the early days of the Nor
mans. when feudalism was in flower,
national affairs we're dealt with by
national council. composed of the high
officers Of stare and feuda; barons,
and presided over by the king. Mon
treal Family Herald.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-18
BLACK MAcSoL1A cErs +rohE.-

A man who said he was a, brother Of
i Hammond police officer last night
swore out s. warrant for the arrest Of
Lucille Williams. the black Magnolia
Of 20 Plummer avenue. who IS alleged
10 have plnched the poke Of the
complainant It contained So, says
the affidavit. The mems name is sup
pressed The black Magnolia is charg
cd with petit la-cveny. Sho recently
returned from Crown Point where she
apparel as witness against Harry Col
Inns colored, who got 90 days for rob-
berry committed under circumstances
similar TO those charged against the
girl.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-18
rIr-voR-r.v. pINcHED.

Martin Brull. manager or tho Nor
.a Hotel in East Hammond. arrested
an & warrant charging hira with viola
t5cn Of The state prohibition laws,
watched federal and police officers
ta-t night ransac6 lis dwelling for
evidence. Halt pint III hooch. a still.
ana eoIoring matter was uncovered
Hrul was arrested ON information
furnished police Dy Ralph Martin,
former guest AZ the hotel. and against
whom Brall swore cut q warrant . few
days ago charging check forgery
Brul viii be arrsisned Saturday
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-18
WHILE YOU'RE
TTh11Kts.1N&
III TIRE POLICE REPoRrER
pNol' ENEN a CA.lRLER's cHANoE.

I Gamblers Ia Hammond haven't even
T. gamblers chance or escaping the law
IN the future.
| This from Chief Bunde and city
e ucIgye Henry Cleveland. Cooperation
- Hammond police and the city court
MS morning threw such g. fear into
sIocsl gamblers that they are on the
Esserge OF leaving town
James Vour1lazoa, reputed gambling
ssfng OF the city, Yves fined $40 by
hSudge Cleveland after the court had
afstenssd 70 tales OF wanton losses sus-
stained by patrons in three gambling
kaouses alleged to have been operated
by vournazps His place at 22o state
lrytreas was the inst raided by Detectives
kH;insele and Singer. Previous raids
ksaad been made on 10s State street and
tS43 Holman street. Following each
Eof these vournazos was fined as and
boosts. Bach time he said also that he
was quitting The fine of S21e assessed
Eagainst him today brought from Your
Eselzos real expression Of repentance.
ENow he's throush. he told Chief Bunde
land Judge cleveland. The latter
Iadded that If caught again he'll add q
EJaiI sentence to 1he fine
Police and court today were recipi-
ertS Of con- CALCULATIONS from Ham
ssnond business men who say the camb-
Ting evil in Hammond has become al
Ernost a menace. They look 70 the Pc
( fIico department 70 stamp oaf the evil
lSslie< Bunde says this y II be done.
Authorities here fear murder may
Exesult If unlicensed gambling con
ksinues. There are two factions -
gamblers in the clty. Each il lead bs
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-18

Dickens Honored in London.
More than dozen Of the streets In
London have been given the names
of characters in the novels Of Charles
Dickens
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-18

The telephone girl is always SO
cheerful Especially when she can't
get the number you want."-Louisville
C,1urier-Journal