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The New York herald., 1922-03-17
SATURDAY. MARCH Is.

South Brazil. Argentina. Uruguay and
Paraguay Especially addressed only), via Rio
Janeiro, Santos, Montevdeo and Buenos
Aires, str BONHEUR, 8 AM.
bermuda, Montserrat Dominica ST Lucia
Barbados. st Vincent. Grenada Trinidad
Cludad Bolivar and Guiana. Via Hamilton;
also parcel post mails for Bermuda str
FORT VICTORIA. $3.50 AM.
Porto Rico. st Thomas and st Croix. via
San Juan, str PORTO RICO (sea posD, $50
AM tsup 80 AM ~.
Curacao and Venezuela. also specially ad-
dressed correspondence for Porto Rico, Via
Mayaguez, Laguayra, Curacao and Mara
AM -.
Turks Island and Dominican Republic, via
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NOTE A-pAKCEJ POST M

To
soaaand dr con
IN
NOTE B-PARCEI
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CEN
TRIAL AMERICA, WEST
INDIES, &C.
FRIDAY. MARCH u.

Cape Haiti. Port de Paix, Gonaivc5 and
st Mare Curacao, Venezuela and other
parts OF Haiti must be specially addressed).
Via Cape Haiti. Port de Paix. Gonaiyes. ST
Marc. Port Prince. Petit Goave. Mira
goane, Jeremle, Aux Cages. Jacmel, Curacao,
Laguayra, Puerto Cabello and Maracaibo,
str ASTREA, L. NJ.
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SAIL SATURDAY.
Steamers Due in New York.
DUE FRIDAY. MARCH II.

Steamer. From. Agents.
Aquitania, Southampton nth. .Cunard Line
Atlantic. Immingham Esd -. .Furncss- Withy
Bankdale, Palamos 21st.. Elwell Co
Capt Maurice Eugene, Gibraltar nth.
Three Star Line
@ OF Montgomery, Savannah 4th. Ocean SIS 60
Clan Kennedy, Agiers 9th. Barber SIS Go
Cornish City. Shields itth. ........U Nav
FL Estero, New Orleans 1ith. Southern Pac
III Sol, Galveston 18th. ....... Southern Pac
Erdey. Bari Feb s............. Phelps Bros
Francisco, Hull ist.............. .Ellermana
Huron, Turks Island 18th. ...... Clyde Line
Latvia, Libau 2ith.+..,........... Baltic-Am
Malta Maru, Hull Let. st.................. ----
Matura, Trinidad 9th. .h'urnese- Witty
Mexico, Copenhagen 2Sd. East Asiatic Co
Santa Rosalia. London 25th. -. Norton Lilly
Splendor, Savona 22d.............R l. Hague
Trinculo, Southampton 9th. ....R l. Hague
Turriaba. Kingston 1ith. ....... United Fruit
Vardulia. London 18th. h.......... .Cunard Line
DUE SATURDAY. MARCH Is.
Monterey. Havana i4th. Ward Line
Potomac, bremen list. t.............U Lines
Syria. Lisbon Sd. d................ Elwell q co
VAUGHN, Fayal Sth..............F French Line
Venus ii. Kingston iith. Caribbean SIS Co
DUE SUNDAY. MARCH 10.
Bloemfontein. Antwerp ist....... .Elerman's
Sedric. Liverpool l1th.. White star
City of Savannah, Savannah 16th. Ocean IS Co
Dallas, Hamburg 18th. Kerr SIS Co
East Side, ST Nazaire I'd Cosmopolitan
Gen IL Ernst. Colon 4th. ... Panama RR
Georgian, Hamburg 3d.. ........... United Am
Mohawk, jacksonville 10th. ...... Clyde Line
Nieuw Amsterdam, Plymouth 9th.
Holland America
Penineular State, Southampton 9th u Lines
Philadelphia. San Juan 18th. Red ID Line
Saranac, Shields I'd d.................. ----
Tanamo. San Juan 14th. Atlantic Fruit
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TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.
close at New York at PM as follows

Close at New York at 5 PM as follows:
Hawaii tD. via San Francisco. str NAT
Japan. Corea. China. Siberia. French Indo-
China. Netherlands East Indies Except Su-
matra) and Philippine Islands o.. via Van
couver and Victoria. Be- also parcel post
mails for Shanghai City. str EMPRESS OF
RUSSIA, March Is 90.
japan. corea and China Especially ad-
MARU, March 10.
Japan. Corea and Siberia. via Seattle; also
parcel post mails for japan and Corea. str
FuSHIMA MARU, March 10.
Hawaii "a, Japan. Corea. China Except
Hong kong). Siberia. and Philippine Islands
81, via San Francisco: also parcel post
Kong str GOLDEN STATE. March 90.
Tahiti. Marquesas, Cook Islands. New zea-
parcel post mails for Society Islands, Cook
Islands. New Zealand and Australia. str
MARIANA. March %.
'ordlnary tunresistered) letters mailed up
to J PM the next day viii, provided there is
delay In the overland transit. reach
Seattle IN time for connection with the
steamer mentioned.
supplementary mail accepted on pier.
1All classes of mail, including domestic
parcel post, sent to Hawaii, Guam and
Philippine Islands by the above dispatches.
IS, Moulden 2ist and Yokohama a4th. which
arrived per str Monteagle, were dispatched
east from Seattle on March 13. and mails
dated Brisbane Feb a. Sydney 18th. yelling
ton 2ist. Auckland 22d and Honolulu March
), which arrived per str Niagara, were dis
patched east from Seattle on March IS.
The mails from str Monteagle due in
New York on the afternoon of Friday,
March II and those from the str Niagara
the morning OF Saturday. March Is.
Mans OF the following dates. Singapore
hal 26th Moukden 18th. Kobe March and
Yokohama 4th. which arrived per str Em-
press of Russia, we're dispatched east from
Seattle on March IA and are due In New
York on the afternoon of Sunday, March 10.
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Almanac for New York March IL.

Sun rises...... 8 O6 Moon rises1i II PM
Sun sets....... q 04 Moon SETS. s 4s AM
TIME OF HIGH WATER MARCH IL.
Sandy Hook. ....... 10 IS AM II II PM
Governors lsland...., III 10 AM III IS PM
He'll Gate tAstoria).. II IL AM 10 PM
Tho time given In the above table Is East
ern standard time and Is furnished by the
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.
The New York herald., 1922-03-17
PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South.

Bound South.
str Herman Winter. Boston for New York.
Tugs Mcxpct. with | barge tet 1915 AM
Ontario, with tat , PM, Margaret Olsen.
with lighter Cat $3.50 PM; Socony No 20,
with bargcs tat f:i5 PM.
Bound East.
schr George V Klinck, South Amboy FOR
Rockland, Me.
schr Hazel NJ Jackson. New York for
Nantucket.
schr Harriet 3, csrteret. NJ, for Stockton
Springs
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-30
COFFEEN HE|SER
MP TIAL QUIETLY.
PERFORMED TODAY.
POPLAR MARSElLLES GIL BE.
CONES BRiDT OF FREE TRAD.
ER-JOURNAL LINOTYPE OPERA.
TOR IN SERVICE AT ST. FRAN
CiS' CHURCH.

AT qtict nuptial this mordng at
O'Clock at the rectory of st. Fran
els CathOlr church, Miss Edit Jane
Coifeen, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Gordon Colleen OF Marseilles. bcame
the bride OF Joseph w. Heiser, on of
Fred HeiseL Of Bridge street. Rev
Casimir Milhr, rector of st, Frncis'
church, whcte the groom has ben
life long member, oficiated.
The best nan and matroE of hnor.
Victor Heisr and Mrs. Wilbu J,
Mathes, a brother and sister Of the
groom, were the only guests hol
were in attendance at the ceremQy.
The bride was attractiveiy gowedI
in her travelling suit of reindeer oil
ored broadcloth. with a hat and sb- |
pers to match. Her corsage bouqut
was of American beauty rose bus
and sweet peas.
The matrou Of honor wore a gra
crepe knit silk gown, and blaci
hat.
Mr. Heiser and his bride left on the
will spend their honeymoon They
will return in one week, and will go
to housekeeping in newly furnished
residence which Mr. Heiser has pre-
pared for his bride at 7l2 Sycamore
street
The bride has resided in Marseilles
all Of her life, and is very
popular among the young people in
that city She also has a wide circle
OF friends in Ottawa.
The groom has made his home in
Ottawa all of his life, and is one of
the best known young men in the city.
During the world war he served in
France With the A. f. T. He is EN-
ployed as a linotype operator at the
Free Trater-JOurn2l
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-30
PREPARE TO CLEAR
.OTS BOUGHT F 0 R
LINCOLN SCHOOL
soAD SELLS HOUSES ON LAND
PURCHASED FOR ADDITIONAL
FAIRGROUNDS AT WEST SIDE
BUILDING.

Early November the last of tht
tenants / the houses just west oI
the Lincin school which were pur
chased by the school board as addi
tional playground for the children
Will move ut and work will be start
ed moving away the houses to clear
the ground Two of the residences
have alread5 been vacated, and all OF
the other taants have been served
win orders b move out
All the buildings on the property
were resold, ater they were purchas-
ed by the schol board, and will be
moved away b other parts Of the
city The grouds will then be level
ed Off, and fixe' into an appropriate
play ground for the kiddies who at
tend the LincoIi school
With the exception Of the one lot
occupied by the Neckmstock house,
just west OF the school building on
Madison street the kiddhs will have
an entire block in heir grounds.
When the school boar1 purchased
the property, they gave zach tenant
sixty days to vacate. Thtse notices
were served the latter part of Au.
gust, Two of the tenants have al.
ready vacated without waiting for
their sixty days to expire
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-30
STREET CAR BUMPS
INTO AUTOMOBILE

Another accident occurred on the
Illinois river bridge last night, when
a city street car I'M charge of Motor
man Herman Graft and the touring
car owned and driven by Charles J.
Matthias, of Highldnd place, figured
in collision. Ttb accident occur
red shortly before 9 o'clock as the
street car was headed north and the
auto was going south.
The rear of the auto was struck by
the front of the caF, and damaged to
the extent of $l00. The machine had
to be towed over To the LeveriCh gar.
age after the accident for repairs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matthias and Mr., and
Mrs, Gus Bauchle, who were riding in
the touring car escaped uninjured, ex-
cept for bad Smoking up. The auto
was just being turned off the tracks
when the collision occurred, the
rear of the right side receiving the
force of the collision.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-30
LADIES
ANNOUNCE BAZAAR
AND CHICKEN SUPPER

The ladies' OF st. Theresa's church
in EarlWilla have completed plans for
a supper, bazaar and dance to be
given by them in Robinson's hall the
coming week. Contrary to the estab'
lished custCm, the event this year will
ie two-night affair, the supper and
bazaar to be given on Wednesday,
Oct. 4, and the dance the following
evening
The supper Will commence at $50
,. n. and last until all are served.
Mrs. John HuGheB, Mrs, A. ID. Yene-
rick, Mrs. John dantlin, Mrs. August
BadCr and Miss Nora Antoine, with
their assistants will preside at the
gupper tables. glimpse at the menu
prepared by the Indies reveals a list
of such tempting scod things as fried
spring chicken, mashed potatoes,
gravy, salads, cakes, pies, quite
Crou-h 10 tempt the appetite of the
most fastidious. The service this
year will be in country style, with 4
fat charge per pitt
Mrs. Stephen crowley has charge
CT the fancy work. lr this booth ar
tcloG which lncldIc buffet sets, pill
low eases, d0ilibs totted pieces,
aprons, plain and fancy, and knick-
Knacks intcded ID attract the early
Christmas shoppen will be placed on
sale at reasonable prices,
There is to he | candy booth, too,
where toothsomc homemade candies
may be purchased If Miss Hazel Leon
ard,
The president o the society, Miss
Cal Hughes, is unIirng In her effort
to make The whold affair a huge sue,
cess, and with tho ldvent of favorable
weather q large patronage is ex-
pcCtCd
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-30
SEVEN LOSE LIVES
IN NEW YORK FIRE

New York, Sept. 3O.-Seyen persons
lost their lives in a fire which early
today swept through a fve-story
apartment house at 241 West One
hundred and Ninth street. between
Broadway and Amsterdam avenue
Nearly score more were injured, sew
eral seriously, and dozens of others
were saved by fremen and volunteers
who plunged through windows into
the flames, which had shut off escape
for the tWenty-four families inside.
One Of the dead was d baby thrown
from the burning building by fran
TIC mother. Another, boy of l6, was
killed when he Jumped from win
dow, The dead are Wilbur Fem. As,
and his son, Wilbur Jr. l6; William
Hummell, l6; Albert Hummell, 10
Harry foh, A., and Irene and Flora
Hoh. thought to be his daughters.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-30
INQUEST TO DECIDE
CAUSE OF DEATH

Milo YugOvich, middle-agod Aus
trian, passed away at the Ryburn hos
pital at O'Clock this morning. Milo
vic was admitted to the hospital last
Thursday after he had suffered a
stroke Of apOpleXy and was found
lying alongside the Rock Island tracks
at Marseilles
The cause OF the AustrianS death
could not be determined and an in
quest will be held this afternoon at
the Gladfelter morgue.
As fer as is known the deceased has
no relatives, at least in this country.
He was unable to talk English or read
or write any language When adj
mitted to the hospital he Has unable
To speak, and never spoke to anyone
while in the hospital
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-30
LOCAL PHOTOGRAPHER
SNAPPED BEST" BOY

A large photograph Of Elmer Tryon
EhersOn Jr., the 4year-old son of Mr.
and MIS- Elmer r. Ehersol of Cathe
rine street who scored higher at the
state fair than any other boy In fili-
nois, was placed on exhibition in the
Metzger Ladies' Shop this afternoon.
The Same photograph, which was
made by Seebold, the Ottawa photos.
rapher will be published in the roto.
graveur section of the Chicago Tri.
bune tomorrow
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-30
HEAVY WEEKS GRIND
AWAITS GRAND JURY
TO CONVENE OCT. 8
MOST OF CASES ON STATES AT
ToRNEYS DOCKET ARE FROM
OTTAWA - SEARCH AND SEIz.
URE CHARGES LEAD LIST.

Unlike the last few grand jury ses-
sions, when practically no charges
were preferred against Ottawa men,
will be the meeting of the October
jury when the bulk of all the charges
presented will be either agNnst Otta-
vans or for crimes committed in this
city. A heavy week is predicted for
the county prosecutors and the jurors,
following Oct. s, when they will go
in session.
Besides the charges of major crimes
they will be called upon to investigate
will be several of violating the search
and seizure act, which must be
threshed out before them. During the
past three weeks, several men have
been bound to the grand jury for VIC,
lating the search and seizure laws.
Among the most important cases,
which the records show will be pre-.
sented to the jury will be the follow
ing:
Thomas Onarda, of Ottawa, charg-
ed with assault with attempt to rape.
Elizabeth Barland complainant,
h'tN'N uilu JOuI huSHlltu VI huI-
mitch, of Ottawa, charged with lar
ceny of tile from the National Fire
prooling Co.
Bernard Hettle and Francis Din
ger, OF Marseilles, charged with the
stealing of an auto.
John Mcbride, Ottawa, charged with
assault with a deadly weapon for the
alleged stabbing of J. 0, Werner.
wv. ID. Bosselman, of Utica charg-
ed with the assault with deadly
weapon. d. II. Fitzgerald, OF Utica
complainant.
Edward Kennedy and Bernard Carr
son, charged with holding up Charles
NyweIins, Of Ottawa
Henry Myers, of La Sale, who was
shot while it is alleged he was hold
ing up a soft drink parIor in La
Sale.
Otto Gebhardt and Francis Doolin,
charged with driving an automobile
while intoxicated
William Bo2eman, Of ottawa charg- !
cd with violation of the search and |
seizure laws
John Lakon ottawa, charged with a |
violation of the search and seizure /
laws
Steve Capra, Ottawa, violation of
The search and seizure laws.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-30
LA SALE PROS I'd
MEET IOWA ELEVEN

Fans in this locality kill have a
good chance to see a teal football
game tomorrow afternoot when the
La Sale Dodgers and ne Iowa Ma
tional guard meet at ! o'clock on
Matthiessen field in Ii Sale. The
Iowa team is a highly tated and will
sure put up a battle apd are picked
by many to beat La sale, La Sale
has its strongest Lineup in years and
such stars as GeDrge Crawford,
former Ottawa high salool star, play
ing with them. Newman of Mendoza
VIII perform at quaiter, while the
star of last years high school team.
Cohen, will also perfbrm. Men like
Kruger, Mccormack and Lee and
many others are all IN the lienup.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-30
CLAIMS HELP NEE I
ADMITTED SHE WAS
UNTRUE TOHER VOWS
DIVORCE PLEA IN CIRCUIT COURT
BASED UPON WIFE'S ALLEGED
ADMISSION OF UNFAITHFUL-
NESS TO MARITAL OBLIGA-
TIONS.

Charging his wife with misconduct
and naming John Doe as co-respon
dent, Clyde II. Wheeler, a sWitchmau
on the c., b. q O. railroad and we'll
known Ottawa man, has filed suit for
divorce against Mrs. Elizabeth Wheel
er in the circuit court The couple
Sale street.
Mr.. Wheeler in his bill, which was
filed by his attorneys, Buffers g.
Clark alleges that the defendant has
admitted that she was untrue to
him. The suit was started the middle
of the week, but was suppressed until
today so that service could be obtain
ed on Mrs. Wheeler
The complainant asks the custody
OF their little daughter. Elizabeth
Jane, aged 4 years, who the bill al.
leges, is now with her mother.
According to the bill the couple
were married Jan, u, 1916, in Peoria
The complainant claims that they liv-
ed together until March /, 1921, when
he left the defendant and lived apart
from her for one month On April |,
he alleges he returned to her and
lived with her until Sept. Is of this
year
Non-support Charged.
Mabel Rabe, OF Mission township
has started divorce proceedings in the
circuit court against Harry Rabe. The
action was begun several days ago,
but was suppressed until this morn
ing until the necessary papers were
served on the defendant.
According TO the bill the couple
we're married Sept 81, 1915, in Mis-
sion, and are the parents of one son,
LaVerne Otis, aged three and one-half
years
For seven years, Mrs. Rabe alleges.
the defendant has refused to support
her and has never paid her board or
lodging. She also charges him with
cruelty claiming that he squeezed
her arms until they became black and
blue, that he struck her and that on
Sept q of this year he seized a knife
and threatened to kill her and her
mother
She asks alimony and an injunction
prohibiting him from interfering with
her or from coming to the home of
her mother Mrs. Mary Haglere, where
she is living
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-30
AUTOMOBILE BURNS
UP ON COUNTRY ROAD

A fire which started from the igni-
tion of the REQ touring car belonging
to Charles II, Poo, Freedom town.
ship farmer, totally destroyed the
machine last night at 8 o'clock on
the road a mile and half south of
Harding The car was driven nv Mr..
Pools fifteen year old daughter
Edith, who was accompanied by her
cousin Wayne Pool, aged IS and
Miss Mabel Dominy, aged Is. The
three were riding along the road
when they discovered the bottom OF
the auto in flames.
They jumped out and rushed to
the home of farmer residing nearby
for water. but the time they got back
to the auto the flames had gained
such headway it was impossible to
save the machine
The auto was a 1915 model
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-30
LAST SAD RITES HELD
FOR LATE MRS. OSMAN

The funeral of Mrs. Zilpa Strawn
Osman, who died Thursday, was held
from her home on Congress street at
; o'clock yesterday afternoon and the
iDterment was made. in the Ottawa
avenue cemetery.
The funeral was very large and was
attended by many out of town people
and great many local people also
were in attendance at the last rites
CT the old pioneer resident, who was
30 years old.
The pallbearers were Lou Perkins,
StTawn LaClair. Nevoy Strawn. Mel,
yin French, DR.. S, e. Parr and Tay-
ior Strawn
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-30
ILLINOIS MINE BLAST
KILLS 5, PERiLS 800

johnson City H., Sept 30.-(A,PD
Five men were killed and three in
Jured ir an explosion in the Lake
Creek mine of the Consolidated Coal
company Friday afternoon. Approx
mateIy 800 men were in the mine at
the time.
First reports stated nine apparent
ly had been killed, but a recheck ac.
nuntet for all but I've. Shortly there
after rescue teams brought the I've
dead from the coliery.
The blast occurred about half a
mile rom the entrance shaft. While
the exact cause of the explosion has
not been determined, it is attributed
to gas pocket
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-30
CHARLES [. EATON
LOWERED I'M GRAVE

The remains of Charles l.. Eaton of
Sioux Falls, S. D., whose body was
brought here for burial were laid to
rest yesterday afternoon. Services
were held for the deceased in the
Deer Park Baptist church of which
he was member until his departure
for the west years ago and interment
was made in the old Vermillionville
cemetery at Deer Park The pail
bearers We're all old friends of the
deceased,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-30
ROCK ISLAND OPERATOR
RETURNED TO OTTAWA

Richard A. Lynch has received 4
telegram from the Rock Island office
of the Rock Island railway announc-
ing that John Heating Of ottawa has
been assiened the position of first
trick operator here to succeed Fred
Thomas, who has been assigned the
position OF ticket agent in the office
Of the road at Rock Islard Mr.
Thomas will take up his new duties
Tues lay. as will Mr.. Heating. Mr.
Ke1ting is no stranger here. as he
was second trick operator here four
years ago and has been first trick op-
orator in Morris for the past four
years.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-30
TlNO AND SOPHIE
SAIL FROM GREECE

Athens, Sept 30,-King Constan-
tine, Queen Sophie and Prince Nicho-
las sailed today for Palormo, Sicily.
ON board Greek ship. on which they
embarked at Or0pus, placed at the
disposal of the fallen monarch by the
revolutionaries. The departure was
without ceremony.
The Italian government is expected
to install the Greek royal family at
Palermo.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-30
JUDGE DECIDES
FAMED BABY CASE
AGAINST WOMAN
, South Bend Ind, Sept. 3O.-Harry Poulin,
haberdasher charged by Mrs. Augusta Tiernan
with being the father Of her third child was found
not guilty in the city
court here today.
Judge c. l.. Ducombe

Judge c. l.. Ducombe
today made it plain in his comment
that he found the defendant enot
guilty" in the strict sense. of. the
word He said that he believed there
had been intimate relations between
Mrs. Tiernan and Poulin. The fact
however, that Professor Tiernan had
lived with his wife turnout the en-
tlre aGair created the reasonable
douh; that made it legally compul-
sory to find for the defendant
Prosecutor Jellison and Professor
Tiernan announced after Judge Du-
combe had rendered his opinion that
the case would be appealed and car
rled to the supreme court of the
United States.
Prof Tiernan Shocked.
lhe decision was great surprise
to me- declared Prof. Tiernan. ut
swept me completely off my feet"
mrs Tlernan tainted as she was
leaving the court room and was taxi
en- to her home in taxicab
Judge DucOmbe in his ruling said
there are two views by which to con-
slider this case One is of IMMORAL.
~" P"' the other is is Harry Pouin
the father of the child, irrespective
he puOllc is looking upon this case
purely from an immoral standpoint
and is endeavoring to place. the blame
on either the mother or the defend
ant for the shame that has befallen
these parties and our community.
Baby Is Forgotten.
THE court has hut one duty to per-
form and that is to determine from
the evidence and facts in the case
and that is whether Harry Poulin is
the fateher of the child, irrespective
Of whom Is to blame for the conduct
1f the parties 1t might be well to
say at this time that the only inno-
cent party to this case is the baby,
who has been foremost in the mind
)f the court during all the trial, but
IN the clamor and cries of the public
he child has almost been entirely
orgotten."
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-30
ROBERTS DELEGATE
to T. B. CONFERENCE

DR. A. j. Roberts of ottawa has
been offered an aphintment as a del.
eSate from this stat to the tenth an
hual session Of the Mississippi vallsg
conference on tuberculosis at Mil
waukee, Wis. on 0ft. 3. 10 and l / by
Governor Len Small0f this state. Mr..
"ahtFt viii acceTt the appointment.