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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-06
REVOLUCE v MEXIKU
SELHALA.

Mesto Mexiko, 5. brezna. -
Zpravy obdrzene v minister
stvu valky mi v tom smyslu, re
povstalecke hnuti v Mexiku,
jez vyslehlo ma nekolika mi
stech pred vice tydny, selhalo
1plne. Guy. Ignacio Enri.
quez z Chihuahuy, kde rebelo-
We projevovali nejvetSi cinnost,
pravi, ze vsechna povstani v
onom state setkala sc nezda-
rem. Vsichni til hlavnf povsta-
lecti vIdcove, Pablo Anyia,
Manuel Gutierrez a Rosalio
Hernandez, byli porazeni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-06
ZNACNE ZLEPSENf v PRO-
MYSLU.
Die zpravy vladniho Odboru
prace sko-o vsechna mesta o.
znamuji zvysenou nez amest-
nanost.

Washington, 5. bfezna. Zpra
va vydana dnes vladimir odbo-
rem prace, mi nanejvyse op-
timisticky. We vsech dewitt di-
striktech, ia nez jest zeme roZ
delena, znamenati lie pozoru
hodne zvelebeni, ackoli jest vi
ce mistni, nez vseobecne.
Cleveland jest druhym me-
stem co do poctu move Zamest-
nanych delniku behem unora
a mezi prvnim tuctem ze A in
dustrialnich stredisek, ozna ~
jicich zvySenou zamestnar
re 65, nichz statistika obdi-
zena. V cele ohioske oblasti je-
Vi Sc postupne zvelebeni.
Pom6ry jsou takove, re moz
no ocekavati velmi znatelne
zvelebeni V prGmyslu toto jaro.
We zprave Sc pravi:
"Zamestnanost v prImy-
slech vykazuje zvelebeni Wy
jimkou teytilii, V nichz ievi Sc
Zna6ny pokles nasledkem sta
vek V Novoanglicku. Zakladni
prImyslv, potrayiny, zelezo,
oeel a kovove produkty, zelez-
nicni spravkove dilny a vozov-
ky pro pozemni doprayu vyka-
! zuji znacne zisky.
"Zpravy 231 hlavnich in
dustrialnich stfedisk nekoli-
ka mslo vyiimkami oznapau5i
celkove zvelebenf pomeru "a
m6stnanosti proievuji nad6ji
! V budoucnost. V pfipade pfizni
!veho pocasi. mesicem bfeZ-
mem da Sc ocekavati era velike
cinnosti.
Cleveland vykazuje zvyse-
nou zamestnanost o 5.5 proc.
b6hem unora, bylo totiz move
zam6stnano 3.806 d6lniku a
predcen jest jedine Detroitem,
/ kde b9hem minuleho mesfce by
10 pfibrano 8,478 delniku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-06
MOVE VYTRzNOSn V BELFASTU.
POLICE. DONUCENA POUZTTI
STROJNlCH PUSEK.
V DUBLINE KONANY VELKE SCHUZE v ZAJMU
SCHvALENf ANGLO-IRSKE SMLOUVY.

Lanark ulici, b6hem noci a je-
den ieho synI a dive dcery
byly zraneny, jedna z posleze
zminenych nebezpecne.
Til dtoky byly podniknuty
ma policejni hlidky, pfi nichz
stal sc pokus o zavrazdeni
policistd ma Union Donegal
ul. Jeden policistd byl pora-
men a ltocnici uniki. Pozdeji
zbujnici. osmeleni svymi 1spe-
chy, udrzovali neustalou pal
bu. V IL. hodin policie vyta-
hla a uvedla v cinnost strojni
.pusky, nacez byl pax dav br-
zy rozehnan.
Dublin, 5. bfezna. - Zastu-
py, jez shromazdily sc dnes k
zahajeni kampane ma schva-
leni anglo-irske smlouvy, byly
pozoruhodny nejenom pro je-
iich poGetnost, ale tez pro mad
SEM, iez projevovaly. Pres
dest', ienz zm6nil namesti v
jediny les deStnikG, lide setrva-
Ii, ably vyslechli recniky. Mezi
temito vedle Michaela Collin
Sc a Arthura Griffitha, byli Jo-
seph McGrath, ministr prace ;
VIM. Cosgrove, ministr donna
cich zalezitosti a JIM vidcove
v prozatfmni Wade.
Doslo tez k nesouhlasne de-
monstraci skupinou zen a d.
vek, b6hem niz strzena vlajka
Svobodneho statu, avsak byla
brzy utlumena. Velika vetSi-
na zastupu byla ma strane pro-
zatimni vlady pro Svobodny
Stat.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-06
RJEKA JEST POD NOVOU VLADOU.
VYVSTAVSf SITUACE OHROzUJE
MIR EVROPY.
NAVRHUJE Sc, ABY SVAZ NARODU PREVAIL
VLADU MAD MESTEM.
Pariz. 5. brezna.

Pafiz, 5. bfezna. Jest
mozno, re Svaz NarodG bude
pozadan, ably prevail vladu
mad Rjekou a okolim, v cemz
spatruje Sc jediny prostredek
ma zabraneni vybuchd WASN'T v
tomto pfistavu Jaderskeho mo-
re.
Nejposledneisimi udalostmi
vzrostlo napjeti mezi Italii a
Jugoslavii, pi.i cemz dluzno
miti ma zreteli, re posleze zmf-
nena zeme jest clenem male
dohody, ktera, vazana jest po-
moci il, kdyby jeji integrita
byla ohrozovana.
Vsechny dnesni casopisy o.
biraii sc situaci We Rjece. Jour
nal Des Debats' pravi: "Tento
skandal must ustati lined. Jest
to nesnesitelne, aby v okamzi-
ku. kdy jest planovana konfe-
renee ma hospodarskou obnovu
Evropy, ozbrojenym tlupam z
jine zeme bylo dovoleno zmoc-
niti Sc maleho statu, jenz toll
krate jiz dal ma jevo, re ne
chce byti pripojen k Italii.
Takto nemohou veci dale jiti.
Zdali mezinarodni zakonnost
nebude Timed uplatnena We
Rjece, stavaji opravnene oba-
wy, ze Jugoslavie chopi Sc
zbrane."
Rim, 5. bfezna. - Gabrielle
D'Annunzio postal depesi ma
ioru Giuriatimu, clenu snem0v
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-06

ny poslanecke a jenz byl hla-
YOU D'Annunziova kabinetu a
poslanci Giuntovi, kteri jsou
oba nyni We Rjece rovnez jed
nomu casopisu rjeckemu, wy
slovujici podporu pritomnemu
hnuti. Pravi, ze nyni, jako
kdykoli v minulosti, jest ma
strane legionari a cokoli bylo
dobyto, ma byti podrzeno.
Rjeka, 5. brezna. - Doko-
naly poradek pfevlada zde
dnes. Mesto ma svij obvykly
nedelnf vzhled.
Dantovo namesti q hlavni u
lice We meste byly pfeplneny
lidmi. rokujicfmi 0 udalostech
minuleho tydne, kdy fascist q
drivejsi D'Annunziovi legiona-
ii provedl statni pfevrat, do
nutivse presidenta Zanelliho
ku vzdanl sc uradu a nastolili
novou vladu.
Poslanec Giunta, jenz vedl
fascisty v jejich 1toku ma via.
dni palac v patek a poslanec
Suvich, telegrafovali premieru
Factovi a zahranicnimu mini.
stru Schanzerovi v tom smyslu
re pritomna situace muze byti
rozlustena jen tim, kdyz me
sto bude dano pod sprawl ital
skeho kralovskeho komisare
| We sve depesi tvrdf, ze i stou
penci Zanelli-ovi doznavaji ny
nj, ze jest to jedine rozlusten
J 'situace.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-06
POVESTNY SEMENOV
JEDE DO AMERIKY.

Sanghaj, 2. bfezna. General
Gregorij Semenov, znamy an
tibolsevicky vidce, jak Sc O.
znamuje, nachazi Sc ma parni-
ku Empress of Russia ma ceste
do Spojenych Stath. Semenov,
jak Sc pravi, cestuje ma zapre-
nou.
Americky statnf department
jak bylo pred nedavnem ozna-
memo, dal Semenovovi dovoleni
ku sestim6sicnlmu pobytu v A.
merice.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-06

Belfast, 5. brezna. - Strel-
ba, jez panovala We vetsi casti
mesta minulou noe behem
nlz jeden muz byl usmrcen, tr-
vala po cely den a k veceru
stala Sc nepretrzitou. Patnact
ranenych dopraveno bylo do
ncmocnic k oSetrovani.
Strelba zdalas Sc miti spise
zastrasovaci lcel, nezli pnso-
beni skody.
Ma lidi vychazeiici 2 koste-
la ma Townshend ulici bylo Wy
stfeleno. Vsichni hledali lkrvt
v okolnfch domech, kdezto pfi
spechavsi policie utkala Sc Sc
zbuiniky. Diva muzi z oddilu
vojska, jenz prave Sci kolem,
byli poraneni.
Owen Hughes byl zastfelen,
kdyz jel V poulicni kafe ma
York ulici. Bomba byla vrze-
ma do obydll Johna Presse, ma
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-06
SOCIALISTIcTl KANDIDATII
DO STATNfCH URADU.
Letosni konvence konana bude
v Clevelande.

Y dnech Cd 20. dubna do 2.
kvetna konan bude zde narod-
nj Sized socialisticke strany a
dostsyiti sc ma K nemu Eugene
". Debs. Jest Zajimavym, re
Debs pronesl protivaletnou rec
svou, pro kterou odsouzen byl
do Atlanty prav6 V Clevelande.
Vystoupeni jeho ma sjezdu by
10 by prvnim vetsim verejnym
vystoupenim Cd ieho propuste-
nj z vezeni. Dosud test Sc svo-
bode a zotavuje ma Zdravi We
SVEN domove Terre Houte.
Ind.
Oboje oznameni ucinena by
la vcera pri zakonceni statnlho
sjezdu strany. Dale byla o,
znamena kandidatni listina Ii.
stopadovych statnich boleb.
Ia guvernera Millard
Price z Toleda.
Mistoguverner ~ Frank Ha-
milton, Pioua, Louis B. Neffs
Poua, neb Joseph Woodward
z Dayton.
Statnf tajemnik - T. H
Davies, Hubbard, neb George
w. Market, Cincinnati.
Pokladnik George w
Sharts, Dayton.
Generalni navladni - Jacob
Ojala, Ashtabula.
Nejvyssi soudce Moses
Benjamin, Cleveland.
Senat Spoj. Statd - August
Malm, Cleveland.
Presny vyber kandidatu ur.
cen bude referendem celem
statu kandidati do okresu Wy
brani budou okresnim vyboren
as "a diva tydny.
John G.. Willert, jenz "a po.
slednich voleb kandidoval dc
mestske rady V 10. warde
vidal sc vcera uradu statnlhC
taiemnika strany a ma jeho
misto dan Prce, kandidat gu.
vernerstvi. Nekteri z delega'
til prohlasuji, re strana Sc sta
ne mnohem agilnejsi a vystu-
povati bude mnohem dcinneji
nezli tomu bylo V dobach val
ky i povalecnych.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-06
"a MILLIONt MAREK PRO
ZIDY v LITVE.

Kovno, Litva, A. brezna. -
Americky spojeny distribucni
vybor povolil a dal k disposici
narodnimu zidovskemu vyboru
v Litv6 "a millionu marek pro
rehabilitaci zidi, kteri Sc stall
obeti valky, jak oznamil riditel
Heimann ma druhem kongresu
zidovskych vyboru. Casti tech
to penez pouzito ku rekonstruk
tivni pomoci pro zidy, ktefi Sc
chteji vratiti do Ruska, odkud
byli vypovezeni byvalou car
skou vladou.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-06
SOUD ZRUSIL POSLEDNf
WOLF.
Penize, jez Frantisek korbel
Odkazal skolstvi " Ceskosloven-
sku, mali pfipadnouti pribuz-
nym.

Oakland, Cal, A. brezna. -
Soudce vyssiho soudu Thomas
+. Graham, projednavaje po-
sledni Will zemreleho ceskeho
mecenase Frantiska Korbela,
majitele vinic v okresu Sono-
ma, odeprel schvaleni zaveti
proto, ze obsahuje ustanoveni,
die n6hoz ma byti eastka
$471,650 die prani zesnuleho
venovana odbornym skolam
pro ucedniky V Cechach. Soud-
ce zaroven oznamil, re hodla
penize ty rozdeliti mezi synov
ce a netere zemreleho, kteri
bydli v Kalifornii.
Soudce Graham udava ten
dGvod, re precetl posledni vuli
a zahajil vysetrovani. Dozv6del
pry Sc, re je v Cechach odbor-
nych skol 965 a hochu, kteri
Sc nazyvaji ucedniky, mnoho
tisic. To Jest mu davodem X
pfesv6dceni, re pry Sc odkaz
KorbelGv media provesti. Ma
sledkem toho vynesl rozsudek,
re ustanoveni 0 odkazu neni
dosti jasne, ably mohlo byti
provedeno a posledni Will pre-
hlasil "a neplatnou.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-06
JAPAN NAKLONEN UNA
I'll SOVIET.

Toxic, 4. brezna. Japan pro-
jevuje ochotu uznati sovetskou
vladu ruskou pod jistymi pod
minkami, vyslo ma verejnost
dnes. Instrukce japanskym de-
legatim ma konferenci v Jano-
We jsou prave pfipravovany.
Japan pry hodla pozadovati, a.
by sovet prevail dluhy stare
vlady a ably zarucil bezpecnost
japanskeho majetku a zivotu v
Rusku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-06
UKRADLA PRY $4,000.

Greenfield, Mass, 5. bfezna.
Slecna Elizabeth Kenny-ova
prijela sem vcera vecer pod
dozorem statniho detektiva o.
Neilla m6stskeho pokladni-
ka Warrena z Mortified. Jest
obvinena z kradeze $4,000,
kdyz zastavala dvojitou povin-
most, hospodyne a knihvedouci
pro mestskeho pokladnika. Blu
de postavena pred soud v pom
deli.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-06
NESHODY MEZI PERU A
CHILE UROVNANY.

Buenos Aires, S. bfezna. -
President Chile a Peru dospe-
Ii k tajnemu dohodnuti ma u
rovnani palcive Tacna-Arica
otazky, jez byla zdrojem spo-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-06
BULLETIN.

DOAAE / lin.
Dublin, S. brezna. - Oddi-
" Irske republikanske armady
Corku, Tipperary a Clare pri-
byly do Limericku nedsli Ca
sne rano a rekvirovaly hlavni
hotely. Muzi prohlasili, ze ten
10 vpad byl podniknut "a uce-
lem podepreni nedavneho pro-
hlaseni brigadniho generala
stredolimericke Irske republi-
kanske armady, prohlasujici-
no Sc pro republiku, k Will ce-
muz podniknuto generalniho
hlavniho stanu disciplinarni RI
zeni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-06

ri mezi temito zememi po
ctyricet rokG. DIE tohoto do
hodnutf Chile vratila by Peru
plnou svrchovanost mad provin
eli Tacna, kdezto Peru VIDA
10 by Sc vsech narokI ma pro-
vincii africa.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-10-16
A BETTER FEELING IN BUSINESS CIRCLES.

reliance be placed reports made the United States
department of labor by those whose business investigate the
industrial situation the conditions October h indicated improve
the preceding month The report for the month OF
September covered sXyve industrial and included about
fifteen hundred firms giving employment to total of more than
million and half workers Seventyhve cent Of these firms
reported increased number employees with corresponding
the of the payroll while the Others reported
decrease in the paid Suppementng this brighter
look from the labor side travelling statesmen reporting increase
the volume of orders which the country merchants of the mid
placing with them This fact augu WELL they claim for
the business general for the coming The building industry
be which has taken of the characteristics of
boom which extends nearly all parts OF the country This very
naturally affects allied industries and the result satisfactory
The settlement of the coal miners strike and the partial settle
of the railway homens strike contributing for
the better conditions prevailing Soft coal being mined
the rate of nearly ten million week taxing the railroads
their capacity its distribution This is approaching the average
output of pewar times The production Of hard coal being
pushed to normal stage Taking all conditions of business
into account the future looks brighter than any time since the
great slump took place following the
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-10-16
BENsoN's NAME ON THE TICKET.

That the filing of Ole Bcnsons petition for nomination for
representative in the legislature the coming election would be
prevented by the candidates for that office and his name kept
the ticket if could be legally done be expected The
reported opinion the Attorney General indicates that Benson
name will appear the ticket The advent OF Benson into the
puts very different phase the election OF representative
AS matters stood with three be elected names appear
the republican column and the democratic making the
election Of all But with Benson the running ndepend
candidate either he of the regular nominees must tall by
the wayside And Benson standing the community and his repu
aon campagner and getter makes his candidacy matter
be treated lightly by anyone in the running With his
pernce gained former member OF the house OF representatives
and as awowed dry candidate he is pretty to get the
three every and who be influenced by the
Law Enforcement League sympathy with their principles
1t largely does effect with the cumulative voting
interested candidate will be pretty to give that man the
three and split them two or three ways In
fact the campaign literature that has been put the friends
the candidates give all of their the candidate seeking
support.
The up date OF BenonS candidacy has been to get
every candidate active hSg campaign The strength
developed BY of the democratic candidates has also stirred up
the other candidates and the independent voting there done
the less apathy looked for from all entitled In fact
the election approaches number OF pretty fights antc
paed with determined effort all sides to get out the vote
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-10-16
HOME BUREAU PLANS
ANOTHER FINE TOUR

Mr. Cherry, the executive secretary
OF the StreatOr Chamber OF Commerce.
has arranged for an interesting tour
for the Home Bureau women and their
families for Oct. ~. The starting
point will be the Chamber of Com
merce rooms and everyone is expect
ed to be there by 9 O'Clock. Mr.. Cherry
will provide someone to lead in the
tour, so that anyone following the
leader will not lose out on anything
in the days journey
Mrs. f. r. Stevenson is hostess for
this day. Everyone will bring their
picnic lunch and Mrs. Stevenson, Mrs.
CONFESS and Mrs. Brandes will see
that coffee is served. The lunch will
be in the Chamber OF Commerce
rooms.
Mr., Cherry has charge of the pro-
gram and he will have a definite plan
to follow The places of interest that
he has planned to visit are the bot
thing works, the canning factory, flour
mill, brick works, city hospital, refrig-
Grating and ice cream plant, and If
time permits the Standard Oil pump
ing station at Herman These may not
all be reached owing to the time.
However more definite detailed
plan will be worked out by Thursday,
and if possible every place will be Wis
tied
Tho executive secretary of the
Chambers of Commerce in all three
of the commercial centers have been
most cooperative and have done
everything in their power to make the
tours success. The La Sale tour
will be Thursday. Oct 26. Later in
formation will be given about that
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-10-16
SENECA MAN KILLED
IN SEASONS FIRST
HUNTING ACCIDENT.
Ek.soLolER SHOT THROUGH The
NECK BY FRIENDS GuN-peATA
WAS INSTANTANEOUS. DOCTOR
CALLED TO SCENE DECLARES.

Asa Hickman was instantly killed
Yesterday afternoon at about o'clock
while hunting on the I'd Mulhanney
farm, southeast OF Seneca. In Grundy
county
Hickman and John underhil left
Seneca early SUNDAY morning to hunt
pigeons. All went well until o'clock
In the afternoon, when the men went
TO the Mulhanney farm 20 hunt and
lay down behind Strawstack to wait
for birds 20 soar within range Il
seems that both men saw pigeon at
the same instant and shot at II. As
II fell Hickman jumped to his feet.
tnderhill started to do likewise. when
his gun accidentally discharged and
the shot entered Hickman's neck.
killing him instantly.
When he saw what had happened
tnderhlh ran to the Mulhanney house
and called Dr. w +. Coulter OF Sen
eca. The doctor rushed TO the scene.
but upon his arrival declared Hickman
dead He then called the coroner OF
Gmndy county from Morris. The cor
.oner's Jury declared that death was
due to a eunshot wound received by
accident
Hickman lived In Seneca about
year. coming there, it Is thought, from
Danville. where the body will be ship
ped Tuesday morning for burial. He
is an eX.soldier and until his death
was employed as carpenter on the
Belle Island deep waterway job, going
there daily ever the interurban. He
is survived by a young widow and
three young children.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-10-16

Henry Morel, Floyd White, Frank
liogue aud Harry Miller cycled to
Caol City yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. parnell Vaughey were
visiting with relatives in Streator
yesterday.
Henry Morrow was the guest of the
dohn Naughey family here over Sun.
day.
Jchnson's orchestra played at Ar.
cadia hal lin Peru last night.
Mis- Joe Nanni and children visited
wi'h friends In Wedron yesterday.
Nathan Golstein and family OF
Morris and Mrs. Specter of Ottawa
were visitors at the house of Joe
Hcbrack Sunday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ryon of Strea.
tor spent the day with the Charles
Smith family of East Blum street.
Charles Walker and wife OF LA
Sale spent Sunday with his wife's
mother, Mrs Bateman.
Mr. and Mrs. n Il Thompson. Jack
Johnson and John Blanchard formed
IA theater party at the Gaiety theater
last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Zebrack made a
Sunday morning call upon Morris En-.
SEE and family of ottawa.
Chas. and Morris Balchowsky and
their mother were Gaiety patrons on
Sunday evening.
Mrs. Leon Vachront and two chil.
dren leave tomorrow for their home
in Ohio.
Mrs. Stokes Poole and Miss Thco
Poole were Saturday shoppers in 10.
liet
Mr.. aud Mrs NJ Engcl were Sunday
guests OF his brother, Morris. at OF
tawa.
Emil Westerman of Tiskilwa. Ill.,. was
in Marseiles with friends over Sun.
day.
The Misses CLANCY and Miss Bow.
man visited with the George Philli.
more family over Sunday.
Mrs. Gilbert Stewardess of the
Marsatawa golf club left for Toledo.
o., yesterday for a short visit.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. BMcGuire of 10.
liet were guests of Mrs. Van Slack
yesterday.
Mrs, Annie Timmons and Mrs. Gil.
bert Cofieen were Chicago passengers
yesterday
Miss Margaret Dix visited her
brother Earl OF Joliet over Sunday
Harold Wylie and William Perkins
were Ottawa visitors Sunday.
Mr. Augustine of La Sale was in
Marseilles today
Edwin White of Aurora spent Sun.
day with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Il.
T. White.
Richard Carr was home over Sun.
day. He now lives in Moline
Miss Emiline Mushro and brother
Joe motored to Coal City today.
Victor Rose shows little if nav i'm.
provement at the ottawa tent colo.
ny
Claude Van Hoorebeke, Joy Brun.
dage and Marion Stickles were in OF.
tawa Sunday
Miss Loretto Vaughey was the
guest of Miss Dolores Roach of Strea
tor yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Truman Thurber and
little daughter Jane and Burton Thur.
Der motored over to see Mrs. Thur
ber's father, Mr.. Lemen, Sunday.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-10-16
UTICA NEWS:
Obituary Of Mrs. Charles Anderson

Obituary of Mrs. Charles Anderson.
Miss Christina Johnson was born
in Sweden, Nov. 14th, 1855, and came
to America in 1881. On Oct II she
was united in marriage in Ottawa
to Charles Anderson, and since that
time has made her home in Utica.
She had been i'll for the past two
years, but had only been confined to
her bed for the past four weeks, and
the end came Friday morning, Oct.
49, at 10 o'clock, in the presence of
the immediate family.
Deceased was 66 years 10 months
and 20 days. To this union were
born seven children, Maymie dying
in infancy; George dying at the age
of IA; Louie of Kankakee, ILL.,, and
John, Ed, Will and Fred at home
Her husband also survives her On
Oct. IL was the fortieth anniversary
of their marriage.
The funeral services were held
from the residence on Johnson street
Sunday afternoon, Oct. Is. Rev. l..
L. CdSSel udu charge OI tHe services.
Vocal selections were sung by Miss
Jessie Wylie, and Miss Helen Fow-
lie. The Mystic Workers lodge of
which Mrs. Anderson was a member.
marched from the home to the grave.
and had charge of the services at
the grave. The pallbearers were:
Chales Swanson, Charles Sabo, R. f.
Smith, Munson Nelson, Jonas Sabo
and Gust Johnson.
Mrs. Anderson was beautiful char.
acter, idolized by all members of her
immediate family, and beloved BY all
who were privileged to know her.
Throughout her illness she was al
ways a patient sufferer, and always
eonsiderate OF others. She was a
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-10-16
NEW HIGH RECORD
REACHED FOR SEASON

Chicago. Oct l6.-New high price
records for the season We're reached
today by deferred deliveries Of all
grain, A decided upturn in Liverpool
wheat quotations acted as the princi-
pei bullish influence. There was in
creased commission house buying OF
wheat futures here. but profit taking
on the upturn in values led soon to
moderate reaction. Opening figures,
which varied from lc to 21sc higher,
with December Sl.13 to sl.14 and May
S113& to $l14 were followed by
sag which reduced the average gains
to about lc as compared with Satur-
days figures.
Action of corn and oats paralleled
the course of wheat. After opening
sc to rs higher. December 665sc to
667sc the corn market eased back
Somewhat.
Oats started &c to &C up, Deem
Der 42&c, and declined little from
the initial range.
Provisions were firm in line with
hog values
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-10-16
Reeentlon for Nav Pastor.

The members OF the NJ +. church
held reception Friday evening at
the NJ f. church in honor OF their
new pastor. Rev Coleman, and family.
4 short program was the diversion of
the first part of the evening An ad.
dress Of wecome was made on behalf
OF the Ladies' Aid Society by Mrs.
Shapland. of the Foreign Missionary
Society by Mrs. Richard Ehly, Of the
Sunday school by J. w Wakey and
Rev. J. A. Circle OF the Presbyterian
church. Piano solos were given by
Miss Grace Hayward and Miss Edna
Schobert, and selections by the ladies'
quartet Misses Velma and Nellie
Wakey. Opal Payne ard Frances Ru.
tan. A cafeteria lunch was held in
the basement