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The Nevada County picayune., 1922-07-13
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The Nevada County picayune., 1922-07-13
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Down talking through his hat.
 Germany and Russia now assert that they are brothers. since their new treaty. So were the James boys.
 One chap dropped 24.O00 feet in a parachute lately, and another climbed mp Mount Everest 26.000 feet As be tween the two we believe we'll take neither.
 An aviator has been arrested for flying without license. Another curb to the personal liberties of the high flyers
 The unanimous labor decision by the supreme court must have been pretty wise conclusion as it seems not to have satisfied either side.
 He that refraineth his lips is wise said Solomon. If he were here today he would merely say: Don't butt in. .'' The only approval heard thus far to the announcement from Paris that dresses are to he lower in front and behind. comes from the mosquitoes. Everybody approves Chief Justice Taft's plan to visit England for the purpose of studying the judicial sys- tenn of tlHt country, and MT. Gompers is so enthusiastic about if that he don't care if he never comes back.
 And why shouldn't Democracy look forward to 1924? It can't get a bit of satisfaction in looking back at 1920. The people who pay as they go may not go as far as some others, but they always find il easier to get back home again.
 Ten thousand tourists who left New York in one day recently took along about S5.000000. And yet the old country complains that the United States is doing nothing to relieve it's financial distress. They charge an American six prices for everything over there, also.
 One of the outstanding human ten dencieS is to rail against law that takes from man one or more of his pet liberties. notwithstanding that without law he wouldn't have any
 ISSac Marcossin says at Seattle that the meeting between Hearst and Lloyd George at London was the greatest event in European and American his tory since the war It is perfectly wonderful what foolish things some people can think of to say, Why can't we always scatter
 Kind words instead of whacks? Why do the raindrops batter
 On the roof that's full of cracks?
 
 Uncle John Rockefeller is a man of good sense. Simply because he made fortune he seems never to have thrilled with the idea that he could run the government or write a poem. or even edit newspaper. With Henry Ford it is different He thinks he can do all that at one and the same time. Director Will Hays may be all right in his new job. as evidenced by his squashing of Fatty Arbuckle, but he is stir letting an awful lot of mellow drama loose upon defenseless peo- pie.
 -X-
 Mir Hearst is now travelling around Europe telling the people over there what the American people don't think.
 K
 One philosopher says nations are but individual human beings. That is what makes them so hard to get along with.
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 Love mankind as it is" says a St. I nnis nannr Sounds like oond mil.
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-07-13

Some cry for justice who don't like it after they get it.
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-07-13

This country pays big money for for eigners to criticize il unmercfully.
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-07-13

II looks like Mir Fords presidential boom will have to be towed home.
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-07-13

The more you step on the gas, the higher it goes
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-07-13

The man. honest as the day is long may switch when ii becomes night
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-07-13

One candidate for congress from tn,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-14

Without reCounng particularly the details Of Sunday, arane
accident which terminated fatally young wife and husband there
IS sufficient ground to invite inquiry into the practice which
TO be gaining in popularity OF ndugng reaksh aerial
trips In this it the Young couple seeking senseless
nooe regardless of the principles Of safety and caution In the
ooardnesS OF the adventure they have been aided bv
pilot and his machine which, from the lack OF restraining laws
inefficient for the 1t that there which can
prevent from making fool of himself and venturing
enterprise that almost bring disaster but he
right to eopardHe the life limb OF another person When the
coroner Jury what really occurred the responsibility NAV placed
and precauton taken against accident
In the meantime will be we'll to do little serious thinking as
TO the wisdom of permitting excursions this character to he I'M
dertakcn without first ubecng the aircraft to rigid cxanna-
ton as to ITS fitness well requiring that the pilot first have
acquired thorough knowledge of his profession and have duly
licensed In discussing this phase of the Coroner Hoffman,
OF Cook county says "A farmer can 90 to one Of these So
called Schools take few lessons get ship piece of ground
and charge people SO for taking them air Every pilot should
undergo examination and ship should rodv inspected
before leaves the ground In pcrfcctng arsp there viii
UNIQUE tonaby be fatalities as there have been already
but there inviting disaster by permitting irresponsible
persons to conduct trips where there one chance in tho
and for safe landing should any trouble occur 1t bad enough to
permit inexperienced automobiles where there i,
some chance for persons life in accident but Overriding in
the ar Thousand five thousand above the Garth does not
appeal 10 thinking person Just the thing permitted at this
carly stage Of the game
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-14
That BANQUET Match.

The banquet match Of the Maraa
tawa club. which viii be- held from
time IN time at the convenience OF
the players, has been arranged lay
the CAPTAINS of each side, F. f. Chan
ilcr and T. + TUNNEL There will
b. fortyci.ht on each side. oompris
ing the entire membership OF the
Nars,tlwa country club
Yesterday "Haldic' read in the Free
Trader Journal what Chandler said
of winning this match, and this
morning he SAYS "that Chandler and
his men are not ouCtWo.throe with
his side and so far as Chandler, per
soually, is concerned. when he gets
through with him lChaudloD there
won't boz a rag LETT on his back
II" alys he can not only beat him at
golf but he can out fight him, out.
run him and outtalk him, and no
even can out.lic him. and it is q good
thing for Ch1Hlor that ho has had
his laugh FIRST otherwise thor" would
be NO laugh
Mr.. and Mrs Roy TboruburE. Of
Deer Park drove to MarsoIllcs this
morning
Judge r H. Mills, o. Ottawa, was
here yesterday afternoon.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-14
WALLACE GRAIN MARKET.
SOCIE TY

Mrs l.. II Reemtsen will entertain
the members of Palmer camp, r. N,
A.. at her home on Webster stree,
tomorrow afternoon, A thimble par
ty will be hcl dand q picnic lunch
will be served at noon All members
are invited
g, g .,
The members of the Mems and
Woman's bible classes of the First
Baptist church held very pleasant
picnic last night in Allen Park The
picnic was in honor of l., l.. Thomp-
son, teacher of the Mems class, and
was in the nature of a surprise to
Mr.. Thompson. Sixty men and wo-
men were in attendance. delicious
supper was served at $50 o'clock, af-
ter which an informal social time was
enjoyed
Miss Sophia PrafCke entertained
fifteen girls at her home on Marcy
street last evening. A very informal
evening was spent at games and
music. and at 500 a delicious picnic
supper was served the young ladies'
The out of town guests were Miss
Isabella Brown, of Moline.
8 y .
Mr. and Mrs. Thompson's bible
class Of the Baptist church held a
surprise party in Allen Park last eve
ming complimentarysto Mr., Thomp
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-14
ST. Mays Fftcth Anniversary.

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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-14
BODY OF DAYTON BOY
WHO DIED IN ENGLAND
BROUGHT BACK HOME

The remains OF Russell Allen Rurcb
well known former Dayton world war
soldier, who died in Liverpool, Eng.
land. on Oct. /, 1918, a victim of in
fluenza. have been brought back to
La Sale county for burial The well
known young man was serving over
seas with the infantry of the noted
Eighty-siXth division at the time +
his death
He left Dayton in June, 1918. His
parents Charles w. and Carrie BurCh
have moved from Dayton to Per-.
since his death.
The remains were removed from the
American soldiers cemetery in Liver.
pool and brought back to the United
states for final burial They arrive 1
in Peru this morning.
Funeral services will be held On
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-14

sons birthday. About twenty guests
were present and spent very enjoy.
able evening 4 delicious picnic sup
per was served at $50.
3 i, .
The members of the ottawa Wal
Their Dramatic club accompanied by
large number of members of the
Walther league jOurneyed to Joliet
yesterday whore they presented the
play. Deacon Dubbs," for the benefit
of the Wather league of Joliet. The
trip was made by automobiles aud
those who attended were Rev. and
Mrs Hartman and family, Mr. and
Mrs Henry Miller and daughter Ma
RE, Corda Ellinger, Elmer Hitter,
Paul Schmidt, Elmer Fox. Harold
Heidenrich, Marguerite Spuergin, Hell
on Bach. Alice Schaefer, Harriet
Johnson, Ed Schaefcr. Dorothy En-
erick, Caroline Blumenthal, Viola
OFT. George Hitter, Florence Hitter,
and Henry Homes.
= + =
The Young Ladies' Sodality of st.
Francis church, held their regular
meeting in the club rooms last eve
nlng. Twenty members were present
and after short business meeting.
spent at music and sewing.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-14
SPECIAL CAR OF K. OF c.
LEAVES FOR STREAT0R

\ special intcrurban car. filled
with members OF the Fourth Degree
Knights of Columbus, went to
Strcator this morning to attend the
service at the immaculate Concep
ton church when Rev. II. A. OKelly
was made a Monsignor The mem
bers of Starved Rock assembly
fourth degree Knights of Columbus
dressed in full uniform, acted as a
guard of honor during the services
The car left Ottawa at $50 a. m. and
returned early this afternoon.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-14
MARSEILLES NEWS
MARY MAC ARTHUR
Office Star Theatre.
Office, Black l76-Phones- House, Black IS

Ia being held, to which they are dele.
gates, On their way home, they Will
stop again To visit longer with Mrs.
Adams sister, Mrs, Richardson, and
mother Mrs. A. A. Ticc, who makes
hrr home with her daughter, Mrs.
Richardson.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-14
UTICA
Chautau1ua Notes.

Chautauqua Notes.
It has been decided upon that the
Chautaqla meeting to be hold here
tax, and all extra money over the con
tract price will be given to the Amer
lean Legion. A booster party will he
held Friday in which several viii
take part
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-14
HIGH MERCURY PUTS
WHEAT PRICES HIGHER


'''s,'e NEAT J." '"' sou'''"'@, '''''
northwest sections OF Kansas led 10
speculative buying and 10 higher
nrices IN tho ,yhaat market today
:.
'"'' ~ "''-' W. 'p''''-' ~ vas o.
serted that near Sauna, Kan, me
wheat was turning white as a result
of tho hipb temparature nreyai1ing ard
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''''' ','' ''o' III =" 'o' '''' ''I'' '''o''''
yesterday had registered '' opening
prices. which ranged from re decline
IN &c advance with TuIy 81 Qq-. IN
81 IA ana Snntomhar 81 16a. IN gin
wore followed by sIight decline III
around and tbnn nv sudden urturY.
IN vol ahova vcetardav's finish
c. ..,.,.
W" ".n o''s "' ''i.l ~"
y. e"S -, T,i,. ', c12, t,| n
corn market scored slight general
gains
Oats startod 70 n az1zc Iouor
ruIy 24c :, 2lo and I,tar hardened nm
ali deIivorics
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some SI'eHs'h u I''' p'o''''o" MAJ
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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-14
Return 10 VILLAGE

Mrs Elizabeth Nc ormi,k and
daughter Alice who left several day
ago for Champaign to make their m.
turo home were forced TO return TO
the village due to the fact that no Sat.
cant house could be obtained
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-14
OTTAWA BAKER TO
WED STREATOR GIRL

Ludwig Erras. proprietor of the FIR.
ras bakery on Columbus street. and
Miss Margaret Irrrang of Streator.
will he united in marriage in Strea-
tor Saturday, June II.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-14

Thursday afternoon at > clock from
the Peru Congregational church The
services will he in charge of the Peru
chapter of the American Legion P~i.
vate Burch will he buried with fu,l
military honors.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-14
Finishing WIRING.

Johnson a pattison have finished
wiring the Swinglcr house ON sam.
pie strot just west of Ray Johnson 3
residence Mr., Scllrldgc has rented
the house, and taecs possession i'm.
mediatoly with his family. Charles
Swart1, who with his family have
lived there Tor long time. have
gone into their own home. recently
purchased oN Perry street.
Mrs, Bertha Hines writes 10 her
relatives here that the party arriv.
ed safely IN CireleyilIy, ohio, and
had q very enjoyable trip.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-14

Arthur lIogue has taken employ.
mcnt with Johnson 4 Pattison, and
viii learn the trade while working
The IIinch Motor company sold A
Ford coupe to Joe IIcpplcr. of Otta.
wa, to be- delivered today.
A. X. McGowan, who was injured
by the oyerturning of his car and
sent to the Ryburn hospital in Otta.
wa last Sunday, returned home to
Chicago today.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-14
Ottawa Lady House Guest.

Miss BOYLE OF Ottawa is q hon @
guest at the home of Mrs Virtue
Baker of Sylvan avenue Miss BOYLE
and Mrs Baker were schoolma'cs
when children
Mrs Sylvia Stead Thompson. count
president OF tn" w e. r. T.. who hn1
gone 10 Dana 10 organize 2 union ON
Thursday. also was in Lostaut and
Str"ator in the interest Of the work.
which she found in fairly good condi
ton. came over to the village on Sat.
urday, whore she remained until Men
day the guest Of Mrs $ Shapland and
Mrs. f. + Reese. She left for Ottawa
Monday afternoon. where she remain
cd until Tuesday. when She left for
her home in Narseillea Mrs Thomp-
son and Mrs Reese were luncheon
guests Sunday evening with the JOhl
Read family north of town.
Mr.. and Mrs William Bottomly and
children have returned to their home
in La Sale after a weeks visit with
village relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Travor and chil-
dren motored to Starved Rock Sun.
day, where they spent the day
Mrs. Susan Reese Of Ottawa Is Wis
ittng with her son Jerry and family
on West Main street.
We unintentionally omitted Miss
Iris Ford Of Cedar Rapids Iowa and
Mr. Cannon of Des Moines Iowa,
from the guest list at the dinner party
given by Mr.. and Mrs f. w Hodg
son on Sunday
The committee in charge Of
grounds for the Grand Ridge 1922
Chautauqua. to be held July to ,, has
not decided definitely upon a site
but will report its decision in due sea
son.
Mrs Charles Olson and children Of
Leland were week end guests with her
grandmother Mrs Emily POundstone,
of the East Side.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-14

The Walthor League of tle Trinity
Lutheran church will hold a pot luck
supper tonight.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-14
Today Markets
GRAIN

Furnished by & ". Kirby. manager
Gardiner r.. Van Ness & Co., members
Chicago Board of Trade. third floor
Moloney Building.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-14
New Roof.

\ new roof is being put on the
south side warehouse The roof il
OF 'crtaintoed roofing paper, and
city commissioner Parmplee Is doing
tho Job.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-14
MONEY AND OLD AGE

It is the exceptional person
who has competency in old
age. The cause of this Is inef-
fective saving.
SYSTEMATIC SAVING
GteadiIy developed through
the years, will provide for
ones independently in the de-
Clining years. SAVE when
your earning power is at its
peak.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-14

]
and Alex Naughoys Sons are the two
/ firms which retain enough memory
Of patriotism to put ont nags ON this
| day dedicated to the emblem Of coun-
try and principle
The city Flag in the keeping OF
the Legion was put out about ten
and called attention to the fact of
this being one of our most important
holidays.
Booster Week Plans.
Last evening the officers and board
OF directors Of the Greater Marseillps
club met at the booster hnadquartprs
on Main street at 100 for the pur-
pose OF putting the final touches on
the Booster Week movement which
begins June - and ends June 26.
during which period 200 new mem
bors are to be sought in Marscille-
and enyirOns.
There was very much enthusiasm
and anticipated success In this special
preparation, 1t was heard at this
meeting that the movement was
creating considerable attention
among the men. Sherman r. Lewis
said:
Il think this is going to be one Of
the most stimulating things for the
work Of the club that it has yet insti-
iuted. 1t seems to me that this will
place our work upon business basis
and we will be able to accomplish
things in a larger way"
The purpose of the meeting last
night was to choose teams in suftici-
ent numbers to interview the entire
number of over 500 prospects that
the club hopes to interest in becom-
ing members.
The board Of directors appointed
Mr.. Lewis as the captain general. He
was asked to choose his men and
when he had finished he had named
50 men who will become members of
the soliciting teams and who are also
members of the Greater Marseilles
club.
Tonight at Legion hall at the
monthly meeting of the club the en-
tire program will be laid before the
members This meeting will begin
at D. m, and will be opened with
smoker, also the regular business
Of the month will come up
and be disposed Of at this time But
the theme of the evening will be that
of the booster movement for 200 new
members During this time the en-
tire program will be made clear from
beginning to end.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-14
GRANDRIDGE
MISS WlNlFREo YocuM
cnrregDondapt
MorreIl Bellrose.

WV W. SN'''boNs
Miss Waive Morol prominent Young
lady of this city, aud Lester Hcllrose,
OF Wcdrun, were united In marriage
at high noon today at the home Of
the hrildr
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-14
Starts Vacation,


Miss GwendoIyn BENEFITS. the pub.
lie health nurse, has started on her
summer vacation trip, accompanied
by her sister, who came here from
their home in Canada to be with
Miss GwendOlyn on her journey,
which will be a long one, to Seattle
and many other cities along the Pa.
cific coast, and will last couple Of
months.
Cards have been received annouuc.
ing the marriage of Fred Pitts, Jr..
to Hazel Watkins, of Wichita,
Kansas Fred was one Of our sailor
boys during the war, serving over
two years in the navy. He made
several trips over the submarine in
tested ocean. which furnished excite
ment enough for lifetime.
Mrs Frank Menges Of jefferson
street, is quite i'll with Indigestion.
but IS somewhat improved this
morning.
Mrs. Elmer Adams and daughter
Gladys of petauma. California, have
spent a couple of days with Mrs NJ
B. Richardson, Of East Bluff street,
stopping over on their way to Indian
apolis, where a Baptist convention
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-14
Pot luck Snnnnr

S X Lewis went to Chicago today.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-14
l. avn Social

Lawn Social.
The Standard Bearers Of the NJ f.
church will hold a social on the church
lawn this evening
Mr. and Mrs r. NJ Glazier enter
tanned Sandy Ford relatives at din,
ner on Sunday
T. e. Williams is doing supervisor
duty at the county seat this week
Miss Ethel Gum is the guest Of her
sister, Mrs Cavanaugh, and family Of
Marsciles this week
Miss Ethel Kiner of Marseilea
spent Monday AFTERNOON with Miss Iris
Ford Of Cedar Rapids at tho home os
her aunt. Mrs. Hodgson. on Sylvan
avenue Miss Kiner and Miss Ford
were sorority sisters at college in
Cedar Rapids.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-14
Cash Markets.
Receipts Estimated

receipts Estimated,
Wheat, - cars
Corn, III cars.
OTIS, 03 cars
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1922-04-28
Page TaVelve
CLUB NOTES

A new girls club, A. d. A. S., has
been organized. At it's first meeting
held Sunday, April 9, the following
officers were elected: Mildred Silver
man, president and Clara Hirsch,
secretary treasurer. Other members
are Billie Fleisher, Marie Silverman,
Betty Wexler, Rubye Bart, Dorothy
Hoffman, and Helen Wolfensohn.
On Saturday, April %, the A. D. A.
S. club entertained eight young
friends, at the home of Betty Wexler,
1912 East Nineteenth street. The eve
ming was spent in dancing and play
ing games. A prize was awarded to
AL Hendison and Dorothy Hoffman
for the best dancing.
The Link-On club in it's bi-monthly
meeting at the home of Jack Sagel
last Sunday voted to enter kitten
ball team in the ,Talmud Torah league
this season. The club was runner-up
for the championship last season. Bop
Abrahamson was chosen captain.
Members of the organization will
journey to Happy Hollow" Fort
Smelling, Sunday, in one of series of
hikes. A tennis tournament among
club associates will be held during the
summer, the two winners to represent
the club in inter-club championship
matches.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1922-04-28
AT HENNEPIN THEATER

An abundance of fun and uneX-
celled dancing are promised in this
weeks bargain bill of the highest
class, big time Orpheum circuit
vaudeville acts, Wanda Hawley first
run feature photoplay and short films
at the Hennepin, junior Orpheum.
Manager P h clips guarantees the
greatest laughing show of his season
to date. The headliners are Nat Ma
zarro, well known athlete, and his
sensational pickanniny stars, Buck
and Bubbles, who earlier this season
scored one of the biggest hits the 7th
street Orpheum stage has known
with their piano playing, singing,
dancing and comedy capers.
Billed as a special attraction, Tom
Patricola, "the dancing FOOL" and
pretty Irene Delroy also will offer
an act that caught the fancy of 7th
street Orpheum several months
ago. AS a clown and interchangeable
eccentric dancer, Patricola has no su-
periors in vaudeville today.
Sharing the feature positions on the
program are George Brown in
Professionalism" and Ben Bernie, vio-
linist comedian. Brown, the worlds
champion walker, by means of the
novel machine that he has invented,
stages several walking races that usu-
ally prove both funny and exciting.