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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-22
SEEK TO SPEED VOTE
ON BONUS LEGISLATION
Negotiations Fail for Unani.
nous Consent Agreement
for Final Ballot.
IBy Associated Press.

WASlilNGTON. Aug. 2l-Scuute
Republican lenders continued ncgotia-
lions today for unanimous consent
agreement for Il final Senate vote on
the soldiers bonus bill. but apparent
~ with little prospect OF Immediate
success. Some progress was report
cd. but II way said that four or
fly" Senator's objected to au agree
ment ut this time.
The bonus measure is tho Sanate's
unfinished business. and VIII lie ,akrn
NJ after Senate convencs Wednesday,
Chairman MCtumbcr. of the Finance.
Committee. plans Ia deliver Il pre-
pared address at that time In support
rf It, and some majority lenders said
That unless there WAS an agreement
meautini" FOR II time tor tho final vote
III" legislation would hnvr to be
Fought out To IA finish on the floor
Estimates az Ia the time whici,
would be required to pass tho meas
nr" in tn" absence Of amy agreement
varied. but II appeared that II might
require several weeks. Several sub
stitutc measures have been proposed.
and. In addition. many amendments To
the committee draft are promised
All Of these arc expected Ia lead TO
more or less prolonged discussion
After tn. bonus is passed by TIA"
Scnatt-and the general belief at the
Capitol 10 that Il viii go through
finally by a substantial majority. II
would. in tho usual course. be sent
to conference" for composing OF hif-
frrcnCrs between the Senate and
House. In that event it would hc
handled by tn" Same conference. com.
mIttce To which tho tariff measure
will be referred This week. with little
prospect that II would receive attru-
ton untll after tho cnmmittr" had
completed it's %orI. "it tho tariff
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-22
50. 1l8.2C5 SPENT BY
X. OF =. FOR VETERANS
nv Assnriatea nrns.1

NEW YORK. Aug 2I-Thr knights
oil columbus spent SEAS. 20G4g dur
me- l:"i l!22 I'm welfare vorl; for
american war veterans il was an
h"ulired tonight. Free technical
evening schools. which about ~. 900
veterans attended. cost sa6iSgl.74.
ana other srhools for veterans one
rated by councils through the country
use" >3vS.55S27 of tho fund devoted
u" educational purpose"
'"'I"g" courses valued at SI1S-
"a6.' In addition to numerous
Catholic university r,urJo,inn
''h".aiSi'rS, Wet" granted veterans by
the Is. "t g. during the year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-22

h""hrstrr Firrmrn TnLr Italians
'hhrred bod, From HniId-
inp's uuinS.
NV Assoclnt.d rroes !

ROCHESTER, y y Aug ai-A
tw"'St"ry brick dwelling "u ronnsyl.
wanna Avenue h"r" was wi"ckod hy
terrific explosion carly tu,iny Al.
!"in!"f structures w"r" damaged,
flr"m"n could not mud tia. nccu.
hhh's 90 IN" house Police ar. In
rHh"d ~ believe tho explosion was
dn" Ia black-hand gang.
"hmrrch body. idcntiit,d az ,po,
~ ShiNhtor nnr"hori.ri was iAkcn
from IA" ruins Of TIA. wlorknd upna
ng 10y iir"mcn. Searches nisn Iuurd
e" mysterious passaAo leading trn,n
'h" cellar. hut luNcsiigafiou ~ IT,
outlet vas Matted Ly water H. ,uo
r'ssae" nur"hori"ri IS believed 20
hnN" been claim hrrnr. tho bias,
f"nr ihIh w":o s""u 80 rcc I'M an
nn'"mobiI" shortly before ~ oNpin.
Si"n ANA IRE tn" polio" i"atn"G
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-22
GROUP, IN SESSION.
AGREES ON GENERAL
MEETINGS. Pollen

D"''h lea rom First Page
tn- PENNSYLVANIA system. tojd ,e,.,
p"p'i men that tn" president Of tin.
Ie'a""Te aud Hudson spoke for ali
"i Tho Eastern road.
NJ Lor"e spoaHs Tor ,he bunch
No SAID and ] WIN back ANYTHING
r Dr WI, CuyIcr chairman ar
III Association of RAILWAY J.xocy.
'.''> s@id ne mad received a ,,!r.
Gram today from seuUtu Hsran
urg.ng aim 10 90 al! DOE his po,.,.
10 BRING The s.riKe 90 al. rud mi,
week iIc hacked h.s requcs, with
$40 declaration that Inc farmers or
inc country were facing prenT hnau-
cal l"ss 81. transportation facilities
we're c4Fta!!cd III the coming crop
>rasou ii was reported that Nj.
''1yIor did not rccciv" the telegram
~ t'mo 10 reply 10 Senator Borah
iodAE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-22
All judge. on Fuel Committee.

Every Judge in the state today DO
came mrmbcr az Governor Nor
rows fUcl distribution committee
each charged win kc"pIug the GOV
'rii"r and The fuel committee heads
advised al pyutitocring Tho fafr
price az coal q; the mirirs. for ken.
TIA" rs mines. has been fixed at SI.5O
Ton. to- Which tn" retailer may add
$50 TO cover overhead haulagI nrG
profit,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-22
Seek. rr"ntcrr.' Ihcnti,,.

'oLGMRCS. ONO. Aug. al--Gov-
"rnor Davis today asked Sevretarv
OK t"mmcrc" Hoover - make known
INC h"N"s Of ohio coal operators who
ar" pT"iitc"rinE II hc knows who
'h"y arc. that they may H., dealt
with as they deserve" This was in
answer /" a telegram of Nj. Hoover g
SATURDAY which said he had been
Informed some ohio operators. under
iho Cleveland agreement. were ask.
ing s. and $40 a ton for coal. and
'hat coal operators would welcome
some sor; OF voluntary arrange
mont for establishing fair price
for coal in ohio"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-22
FEAR BRITISH FLYERS
VICTIMS OF MISUAP
IHy United Ncws1

RANGOON. INDIA. Aug. 2i.-t;rav.
fears were expressed tonight when
40 word had been received from
Macmillan ana MaiIina. the british
round world flyers. who were
NOR" than foriy-cirht hours behind
their scheduled arrival here.
" was believed tho two daring
aNiat"rs may hnve lost their lives
~ tn" Pas OF BeEga. uf been forced
10 land IN The remote jungle near the
coast. where communication with
civilization Is impossible
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-22
LIBERAL RESPONSE,
MADE TO INDIAN LOAN
tny Assoclatcd rrn..-l

LONDON, Aug ~ Mure than 30.
"o".oo" pounds sterling has been sub
scrioed IN the new Iudinn govern
inent loan. constituting Il record for
state borrowing in India for a single
year. says a Reuters dispatch from
Calcutta today.
During the past six years Mi'a's
r"Spons" To tho governments do
mand Tor loans exceeds $4,000 600
pounds sterling. although bcfOr. tho
war tn" subscription az 3.6p0.uOO was
considered an cXCclI.nt sucocss The
new Joan relieves immediate imam
cial nnNictics and II &c understood
that the majority of small Investors
wcr" Indians.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-22
STRONG MILITARY
FORCE ON GUARD
lContinmeI frorn First rnro.l

IVontInucd rom First THgo)
dered Governor Morrison iu 1t mes
SAGE 20 colonel Don : Scott. COM
handing state troops a; Salisbury.
this aftcrnuoN in response TO oniriUl
reports of threatened outhr"ai.
following au attack on Roy Tom
j.miiom. strike sympthiz.r. Icy john
S'ooH -nroiy Of the SPENCER most
Office 'rhe reports 20 ;hc Govorno.
stated wat open tHrca's 20 lyncl, the
clerks n 'h" Spencer oilic had hc"u
mad" by strikors ANA .ylupathizo~s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-22
DIRECT ACT|ON|STS
HELD RESPONSIBLE
Coroncr's Jury Finds Cary
Train Wreck Plots
Result.
II o I b + ID OF RADICALS
Indiana Steel Town to BE
~ Secured for Train Crew
Murdcrcrs.
LEY Unltod Ncws I

CHICAGO Aur 81 m ,,g,,
campaign tina .-ovcrnpnD, ,,o, ,oo-,
Nvaginr for months against snbo,,rc
and direct actIorists" +, ,ruuet,io,
warfare is cNrec,od IN ,no., u.i,i
definite results IN the inycs,ir,,in,
uf the Gary. Ind. wreck which q
coroncrs jury Monday decided was
tho rcsul. OF MO, 10 vr.,i, IN.
,raip'' Spikes wore uuilcd from a.,
least one rail. the ury foura ,s,o-
complete !nvcstfgat!on
The wreck resulted In ,rc do,,b
" Tho engineer and nrcrnn Of tho
iaS. New York-Chicnro u.rch,nJisc
express on tho Michigan Central ANA
pIl.d ten Steel cars i'm rho ai,cb
i'ropcrtv damages RIM into hundreds
Of thousands OF dollars only a mir
scle saved limited train carving
A5G passengers.
"Dircct Artioni<t." Rc.popsiblc.
Tonight every available socrc;
Service aEcn; and D.partmept OF
Justice aEon, in this dis,ric, WAS
dovot.ur his FUN attention 10 tho
investigation Government officials
fee. certain that they can round up
the alleged ring Of direct actionis,s"
believed responsible FOR tho wrcct.
cary has long been known ny Fed
crol agents 20 be y hothed of radi.
calls, sud ]. u. Rooncv. head nr III,
lrepartmen; OF Justice bureau of I'm
Nest!eat!on here. believes ina; tho
cunning down OF tho leaders ~ mis-
alleged Mot will reyrn, uot;nn.
Vida uovanau.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-22
Mrs. ncmc 4. whitney Dies In Paris.

ipSToN, Aug. u Mrs Belle Arm
strong Whitney. fashion expert and
n former newspaper woman of this
city. is doad In Paris. according to
cahi"Eram received here today
Mrs. Whitney was decorated by tho
French government for h"r work
during the war She was the widow.
OF pr. Charles \. whitney OF New
York
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-22
WI INDORSFS FEDERAL.
PLAN OF SUN IAT SEN
tBy Associated Press

SHANGHAI. Aug. 21.-Sun Vat Sen.
n"r"s"d President OF China. who
recently He'd from Canton. loap.d +.
the 'front.' today as "a pivotal fsuro I'm
The CONTAMINATION Of the Chinese
government with receipt OF "a iclr-
gram from Wa lei Flu. dominant mill
iH'y hrur" OF North China. nttly in
dorSing suns recent manifesto and
ri"dgihg his support to suns rolic,.
Tor rebuilding the Federal govern
mental machinery
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-22
gninst 0mcini Verdict.

Nrainst this Ncwhcrry rromouncc-
mcnt OF Secretary Hughes
Democrats VIII match tho solemn
official verdict of a Republican judee
and Republican jury tn Michigan to
tn" cn""t that in morals. aud under
the law as II then existed. and ais,
tn" facts. Newbrrry ana his asso-
ciatos We're guilty nf vic nting the
corrupt practices act. ana. in the Ian
Euase of senator Roruh. TIL. amount
expended was Intended to ana did
'"rruptly affect tho result oc Tho pri.
mary election. Against this utter
ancc Of secretary Hughes
Democrats Will also match the op-
posing Judicial conclusions of the
ahicst Republican Senators. VIII,
gave ali the f'.cts and tho law 81 the
entire case ih, most paiEstal;!ng in
N"si'eati"n. Among ihcs, Senators
w"r" Rprah. K"rycn. Norris .;orrs
{ Waehingt"rD. Sutherland aul
NorhcCk
''lf Secretary i'urhc, dncs not
know that tn" Ncwhcr;r scat in INC
United states .'cnatc was bought nc
Is the only Intelligent r.rsor in
America who does not KNOTT ina,
fact"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-22
Cnru,o'- rnth,r-Iu-In, MI.

STAMFORD CONN Aug ..
rank BENJAMIN. widely Known ID :
cHt lawyer and father.in ot the
lat" Enrico Carus". died today OF
heart disease at Shippmau Point. IN
ms s"venty-fourth year. He was ed
ior oi tho Scientific American and
other magazines ~ vaylou. times
during mis- career.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-22
BROAD rop MINERS WANT
no ENEOUtE BiNtk Ltsl'
Iny Associated Ir"ss. /

~ -NSS'tlsti'b I'i"SS
fllll.AnELIlilA Aug elaine
workers of the Broad TOT, bjtumin"us
coal region were said tonight to havc
refused L. sisn tn" cleveland agree
m.nt unless the operators of the
district would SIGN o. secret agree
ment not to employ certain mcn.
At SaXton. Pa. last Saturday niGht.
meeting ot representatives OF tho
mihcrs and operators Of that part OF
the PENNSYLVANIA fields was hold. If
was learned here. At which meeting
the black list proposal was declared
To have been made TO tn. cmpioycs
inc WORKERS representatives were
S;tla1te havcs-pronr sed that Il list Of
famoSEhc compiled by secretaries of
tho various union Locals. and that
a complete list he furnished each
operator. II any of tn. men we're
employed. thereafter. IN" union rem
resentaiivcs were understood Ia hnvo
declared that the mincrr would refuse
10 work with them
Press Other Drmnnds.
TN" operators must also agree. ac-
cording to tn" report of the pro-
poSais received here. to yollcc, all
assessments in addition to :hc check o.
on. that tho union might order. either
for furnishing aid to uou,mion fields
OF for amy other purpose 'rh~ 10
mands wer" also said 10 have Included
on" that any operators owning both
union aud nonuniom mines would re-
port !" sign M for tho latter before
tn" union would SIGN for Of permit
I'll" former to be worked.
The unions. Furthermore. were de-
elar"d TO HAY" Insisted upon pay
mont Of tn" l0-crnt a ton war bonus
on the pick mining rate established
IN 1871.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-22
FRANCE STILL DEMANDS
ADDITIONAL GUARANTEES
Poincarc Firm TO the Extern,
of Independent Action.
if Necessary.
IEy United News !

PARIS. Aug. 2l.--Premicr poin-
care stands firmly upon tho policy
Of cNacting additional guarantees
from Germany. even to the exton,
O; taking independent action. if
necessary.
IL Premier Lloyd George expected
that some softcning of the French
policy nigh, be revealed in the
speech of the French Premier at
Enr-ic-Duc on Monday. he will he
able t" draw slight satisfaction from
Ioincares uttcrnnccs rho spc.rh
hiso comes ut 4 time to serve ns q
warning To the allied PREPARATIONS
commissioners now in Hcriin that
Ioincnre regards the policy for
which he stood In the recent Lon
don conference az the only policy
mat VIII safeguard French Inter
csis. And Lloyd George aud the
reputation commissioners may rcfcr
I" Poincare's statement. delivered in
his speech. that Franco will not
abandon this policy whatever hap
pens"
Talks "f Selling Mines.
Poincarc declared that if France
should DE forced to lake independent
the Ruhr ana the German forests OF
The lthnolnud. France would no:
hold them indefinitely. hut only hold
them In the interests of all"
The French Premier denounced
the minglinG of questions of the
German d"ht and int.rallicd debts
lie protested against what he
claimed to h" successive reductions
of French rights with regard to
separations lie declared unjust the
situation whereby France was
forced to bow before - majority OF
nations. less Interested in rcparn-
tons than France. on questions OF
German payment
Leaves Ma Doubt.
What and what France cannot
understand. roimcarr declared "is
why accord among tn. allies is So
frequently made at the expense OF
France"
At no roiut in his speech did
r"incare lcaN" amy d"ub, that
France would never conscn, 10
granting. "f a moratorium withou,
accomplishing guarantees in tho
form ot French supervision OF addi-
ti"nal territory. and. further. that
n" was prepared to take iud.pcn-
don, action it England lid not 80"
ut I" Civ" France support II wa.
Lloyd Georges refusal L. accept
such policy that rcsuricd ia. the
breakdown of tho rcc"u, luudul!
conference.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-22
BIG STEAM SHOVEL.
AT WORK ON TASK
IN CAPITOL SQUARE
Continued from First Page.N

continued from First Pageo
10 ne soft and comparatively free OF
rocks TO the depth OF six or eight
feet. II was removed without any
apparent effort on the par, of the
operator of tho giant shovel. E1-
cavati"n will proceed rapidly, and
then work OF constructing the stone
and concrete foundation will begin
Tho iron fence around tho Capitol
Square has been torn down Mt this
point In order to facilitate the cart
ing away of tho Square.
Erection OF the state Office build
ing marks the second time in ns
many years that cncroachment has
been made unon this priced land
mark OF Virginia. Fifteen feet of IL
on tho south side was coded TO the
city Ivy the stat" for the widening
Of Rank street. Ia return FOR this
the state received n deed To the Ford
lot. adJaccn; To city Hall. II was
tho plan To build upon thls parcel Of
ground the library that should stand
as memorial To the men and women
al Virginia who took part in the
World War That plan. FOR suiiici-
cn' reasons. wHe abandoned. rs many
ind.snant Nireinians know. AS IL re-
sul: the Ford lot is uuuiilized. and
automobiles are PARKED in an i'm
posing row along Rank street. where
once stretched the green Of Capitol
square.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-22
NEXT TARIFF BILL STEP
DELAYED BY REPR|NT|NC
House Will Send Measure TO
Conference Today or -.
Wednesday.
WILL SHUT OFF DISCUSSION
Special Rnlc WIN lie Rcportcd Il,
give Members Little Spportunit,
for spe"rh-NisItinK Prior To Action
by Confrrecs.
GBy Associated Press.

WASlIINGTON. Aug aI-II.
House got the administration turifr
bill bnck from the senate toda,. b,i,
ala not send IL To- conference This
next step In The now long -drawn-orr
journey Of tho measure must avn,
rcprinting OF the amended bill
which IL expected To be completes
tomorrow or Wednesday. The oN
pcrts had hoped to have 1t ready To-
day. but they found the senate lad
mad" :" many and complicated
changes In tn" original IIolS. lii'
that their taek proved fur more dir
ncnlt than they had anticipated
When the reprint Is ready, I,epuh-
lican House leaders plan TO scnh ,i.".
m"aaur" to conference" under a spcciaI
rule. which may permit Of little 80
no discussion on III" floor. At tho
same time tho House oonfcrccs vii
b" named and they viii have thor
'rSt session with tho Scnnt" mana
gers probably on Thursday, ~ Chair
man McCumbnr. Of the Senate com
mit,"". expects 10 10 occupied in tho
senate wednesday, with the SOLDIER
bonus IN
House Has Quor,im.
In anticipation Of acting on tho
tariff Tho Hnusc had 81 quorum to-
dag for IN" nrst time since i, rcay
H"mhi"d Hast wcck. III" anuounc.
ru"ut uf til" senate cl"ri. ,ha, tn.
H"i ""'h p"SN'" hN IA" sou
'". " me" requested "HS
: WIN ",'ht'"" "bp'ans" an'
W" measure vas h"i
M IN" h"hH" NAV b"hy ven
'''"" " ~" "th'r ""t"' "nt inc tariN
formed the CHIEF topic ~ tn" privat.
discussion on tho floor and M ~"
''"aN '"oms
I'm" "i IN" N"Nh'" rates. primo
p"''F '""N" ]" 'h' rntl"ry s"h"hnio
"pbhr'h''E AZ" "rrpH"' rs nnmb"r
~ li"h'' 'h"mh"rS, ana ines" nionE
u" american Vaiunii"n ana IN. III
'''N ON "''-' ar" expected l" 'utn!rh
su"j'''' "' sharp CONTROVERSY III COZ
''''h''' Soh- i"au'fH OF IN" f'-
nnhNrhh agricultural bloc In tn"
h"ns" eNpr"Ss"d aphr"Fn ~ tn" a"
rI'N. 'H'dL sugar ana wool rates 49,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-17

Mrs, Chas Willshay left last week
for Waumeta, Nebraska to attend the
funeral of her sisters husband, Mr..
Theobold.
Mrs. Len kueser and Miss Alma
IGephard were guests OF Mrs. Harry
Belden of Sheriden last Friday,
Mrs. Robert Stevenson and Mrs, w
w, Wylie of Walthorn spent last
Thursday with Mrs. Ray Krieser,
Mr.. and Mrs, Ned Short spent the
first OF the week in Aurora,
The regular meeting of the Home
Bureau will be held next Friday after
noon, Nov. "a. Miss Zelma Monroe
will be present at the meeting
Ira Geft received a ear load of po
tatoes last week from Floyd Shettle
at Tomahawk, Wisconsin, and James
Kennedy received car load from
North Dakota, the first Of this week
lThey are finding ready market fol-
the potatoes.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-17
TROY GROVE

The second number OF the Lyceum
Course. '"The Virginia Girls" at the
Village Hall on Saturday night, Nov.
18th.
Jacob Vogel has moved his family
10 Mendoza where he has purchased
n homo on the East Side II. A.. iIickok
of Cherry ha spurchased the Vogel
farm and expects to move some time
this winter.
Mrs. Louis Hanrl is on the sick
list
Graham Sillars and sister. Miss
Mora Jean, sent Saturday in Chicago
There was Il good attendance at the
and good program enjoyed. The
next meeting win be held December
s. when the election OF officers viii
take place,
! Mrs. Frank Lewis is visiting rela-
tIves IN Chicago.
] Mrs. Frank Simpson Of Mendoza Is
the guest Of her son, Elmer ana tamily'
| Miss Virginia Palmer took the part
| of the Village vamp In Cheer up at
! the t,lks' Auditorium at Mendoza last
Wednesday and Thursday night.
Mr.. and Mrs H. D. Short were In
Chicago one day last week.
Mrs. Il. l.. I.arkin Is entertaining heI
mother. Mrs. Bessie Green OF Strea
tor, and also their sister, Mrs. George
Jobst and children, Sophia and Ralph
of Ottawa.
The Ladies Aid vii meet with Mrs
NJ. a. Brber next Wednesday after
noon, Nov. %.
"Bnl' Banks and Louis Ilamil, Jr
are In Aurora this week. -
George Comingore has opened {
horse.shoeing sho in the Cstendyk'
Building.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-17
wyic spent Saturday night and sun

Wylic spent Saturday night and Sun.
day with Elmer Wylie,
Mr. and Mrs, led Hanley and chill
dren spent Tuesday evening at Ed
llanloy's.
Miss Geneyioye O'Connor came
home from ,Ryburn hospital Thursday,
Mrs. Charlotte Whlpple OF La Sale
spent Saturday night and Sunday with
her son. Warner Whipple,
Mra. David Edgecomb ST. and
daughter Vestu, Mrs. Gilbert Edge
comb Mrs, John Small and son Davis,
| Mrs. Il. W, Jones and son walter call'
cd on Mrs, David Edgotomb Jr, Tuos'
day afternoon
Mrs. David Finley and daughter
Lucy called on Mrs Lucy Bennett
Wednesday afternoon,
MIR. and Mrs. John Blanchard sh0p'
ped In Utica Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. f. w Jones and son Walter
spent Thursday at tho Oscar Ncl,'s
home. r. w Jones was Il supper
guest,
Misses Vienna and Kit Stevenson
spent saturday night and Sunday with
/ Mrs. Mary Dunlap.
Mrs Mckrober of Sioux City, Iowa
Is visiting Mrs. Jeanie Willsey
Mr.. and Mrs. John 'Freebairn and
son shopped In La Sale Thursday aft
Crnoon.
Mrs. A. j. Wylie, Mrs. Mary Wylia
win Wylie and Elmer Wylie were In
La Sale Saturday afternoon.
/ Miss Mile Nleaders and brother re
turned 10 their homo al Kell ILL.,, after
spending the summer here
Misses Vcsta and Babe Edgecoml
attended the la Salle.Ottawa footbal
game In Ottawa Saturday.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-17
WALTElAM

Miss Helen piercy OF Waiham and
Lloyd Gllmour of Beloit, WIS were
united In marriage Friday afternoon
IN Ottawa, The bride H. Il daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs. George Piercy and the
groom n son of MIR. aud Mrs John Gil
mour Of Beloit former residents here
After few weeks with relatives here
Mr.. aud Mrs. Gilmour will reside IN
Deloit.
Miss Verna Kinzer. daughter OF Mr.
aud Mrs, Joseph Kin2er OF Walthan
eal PHILIP Hutchinson Of Joliet were
uuIhdR 90 marriage Saturday at the
homo q, q, BRIDES parents, Follow
ing the ceremony n wedding supper
was served after which the bride and
groom left for honeymoon.
Mrs. Marshall Hess and Viola spent
Tuesday ut the Ralph Sion home,
Mrs. Ed Cameron spent Thursday
afternoon at Harry Burke's.
Walter Muuson of Wisconsin Is Wis
itlng at the Arthur Munsou home.
Julian Hess OF ottawa is doing car
penter work At Ernest kinzer's,
Emil Hess spent Thursday at Ralph
Sion's.
Mrs, w II, Edgecomb aud Pear
Sion were Ottawa callers Friday
MIR, and Mrs. Emil Hess Of ottawa
spent Thursday At Ernest kinzers.
Mrs. Gilbert Edgecomh and Misse,
Vcsta and Babe Edgecomb were Ii
Sale callers Tuesday
Alec McGarvcy Of Scotland Is visit
ing 1T the Jame8 Kennedy home
Mrs. Frost left Wednesday TO visi
her mother IN Iowa.
A committee meeting vas held a
Mrs. A. / Wylie's Thursday Afternoon
10 plan for the Christmas program a
the church
Graeme Currle end Gilbert Edge
comb motored 10 Aurora Tuesday ait
ernoon.
Mrs. Walter Ross of Kansas City Il
visiting her ricce, Mrs. r. W. Jones.
Miss Roxy Nylie and Wilson John
son attended tho football game in OF
taWa Saturday afternoon
Rev Frost and son Lincoln calle'
AT the c. S. Jones home FRIDAY night
Mr.. and Mrs John Blanchard aG'
Mrs. Lucy Bennett called on Mrs. a
]. Wylie, Mrs. John Freebairn ant
at the George Davis home Thursda.
afternoon d.
Mira. Ed Hanley and children spen
Friday afternoon at the Marshall Hes
home. -...+.. ...
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest kinzcr wer'
La Sale shoppers Friday afternoon
MIR. and Mrs f. Hess OF Ottaw
spen, Thursday visiting Waltham rela
tiyes
Mrs. Mary Wylie and Miss Rox'