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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-02
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BLE DE LA VOLADURA DEL MAINE"
FL gran escritOr RamirO de Maetzu nos da sus
impresiOnes acerca de la brillante cOnfe-
rencia de Don Angel RiverO en- ell
AteneO de Madrid.
(Cable a Ell IMPARCIAL.)

MADRID de Diciembre-
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tundO ndcu dsde
atlas fguras catedra
bro del cua aquea consderae
cerOs Epaha Ogrando dpar los senmieno osdad que
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voadura del Maine.
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factoriamente las del Academic
Rivero opnones
abogandO la nOcenca elias generamO
Miles.
Nuna emos los espahOles cuabdad vOladua
pabes vOlutariamene los
Los epahoes senmos gratiud profunda para
Puerto Rico mpa Espana acusacion.
Ell de
excepconal.-RAMIRO MAEZTU
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-02
DEsPERFEcTos EN- Ell TELEFoNo

Nos comunican de la Compailia Tele-
fonica que debido las grandes lluvias
y fuertes vientos, Sc han roto varios
cables en- San Juan y Santurce, asi
como tambien varios cables de las IL
meas larga distancia, hallandose inte-
rrumpidas las de Mayagiiez y Ponce;
poro que han puesto trabajar varias
brigadas de empleados, creyendo quede
todo normalizado hoy mistno.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-02

to de 'esta ciudad por haber estado la
ciudad sin ,agua sdurante una .semana.
Los manifestantes indignados trata-
ron de derribar las puertas del pala-.
clio municipal, entonces Ia policia que
estaba apostada convenientemente, dis
paro sobre la muchedunbre con anne
tralladoras, matando cuatro e hirien-
do dos, todos muy graves, La ma.
nifestacion Sc disperso, dejando los
muertos y heridos, espantosamente ma
gullados por la multitud que paso So
bre ellos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-02

WASHINGTON, diciembre Eel
Embajador Jusserand ha desmentido
el rumor publicado por la prensa de
que F'rancia Sc prepare para invadir
la region alemana del Rhur, a fin de
hacer que Alemania pagle sus indem-
nizaciones de guerra y sus deudas por
concepto de reparaciones. E. Emba-
jador actua por suggestion del presi-
.dente del ministerio frances ST.. Poin-
care.
VITORIA, Espaia, diciembre e.
Ell gobierno ha designado la ciudad
de Vitoria como punto de entrada de
todos los aeroplanos procedentes de
los Estados Unidos Inglaterra que
lleguen Espana. Al efecto Sc ha
comenzado la construction de un in
menso aerodromo, que tendra todas
las facilidades para el arribo de las
mencionadas naves aereas v cuantas
viajen hacia Espana procedentes de
otras naciones.
=
OSAKA, Japon, diciembre 2.-La
gran Liga americana de baseball que
hace una jira deportiva por tierras de
Asia, ha sufrido una dura derrota al
medir sus habilidades con la All Star
Japonesa. Ell score registrado fue de
13 q /.
tHt.
y ANGQR-A,sdicienbre Eel presi-
dente del ministerio nacionalista tur-
co ha declarado en- la session de aver,
ser cierta la version de que su gobier-
no habfa ordenado que los cristianos
de Anatolia sean expulsados del pals
y que las instituciones cristianas de
procedencia americana o de otras ma
cionalidades, sean cerradas inmediata-
mente por las autoridades. Asi ha
sido afladio -comunicado sus res
pectivos mantenedores juntas direc-
twas.
ATENAS, diciembre 2.-Ayer sc
lego al Ministerio de Estado de Gre
cia ell Ministro diplomaticd britanico
acreditado en- esta capital, informo
a dicho departamento que segIn des-
pacho recibido de Londres su gobier-
no ha roto toda clase de relaciones
con .Grecia, por haber esta nacion de-
soido las advertencias que lie hiciera
ell Imperio de Gran Bretaia y ordenar
la ejecucion de los seia jefes del ejer-
cito v los ex ministries acusados de.
TRACTION. Ell representante de Gran
Bretana ha pedido sus pasaportes pa
ra marcharse Embellishments, 10 cual
Sc considera como ell aviso de una in
mediable ruptura. Toda la capital es-
ia en- un estado de exitacion terrible
desde los tltimos ounce dias y. Sc es-
,peran graves complicaciones.
CONVICTION, Georgia, diciembre
2.-Ayer Sc desarroll6 un gran incen-
dio en- una escuela publica de esta po-
blacion, pereciendo entire las llamas
tres alumnos siendo impossible en-
contrar el paradero de doce, cuyos
cuerpos no han aparecido en- los es-t
combros. Los bomberos y autorida-
des encargados en- la obra de reno
cion trabajan para dar con los cuer-
pos carbonizados. Treinticinco nifos
" una maestra>han recibido quemadu-
ras graves.
CAYENA, Guiana Francesa, di-
ciembTe 2.--El teniente de aviacion
Walter Hinton que pilota Ell Sampaio
Correia II, en- vuelo desde los Esta-
dos Unidos Brasil, tiene la intencion
de lanzarse al espacio desde esta ciu-
dad maiiana para seguir el curse de
! su arriesgado vuelo. Probablemente
dirigira rumbo hacia Para.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-02

sguro
Ohio nduo matrimo
Old Kentucky sado donde Ia uvia frecuente de aquf
de los secos los Hoados Como
School, preoupada tena la spre
Prohi6 historic cncias 81 materias de
presto atehc6n. Como laba
decide dedarse period dede 1908 escri
articuos fas de susancia lfquda Chilli
decidida aversion la bebda lie nobr6 Alto Comi
Prohibition JUNO de 1884, Prdnte Harding
poci6n
la fecha los voadores de la faosa esta
do Estado Undos la
nombro Tai la smpatfa annbos tenen en- ei pals
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-02
El en1bgador Juserand des-
n1iente la noticia de q. Francia
sedispongaainuadirA ALen1ania
La ciudad de Vit0ria en- Espafia sera la esta-
ci6n de entrada de los aerOplanOs
extranjerOs.
Los japoneses derrOtan los americanOs en- ell
juegO de Baseball. - Los turcOs mandan
a cerrar en- Anatolia tOdas las Orga-
nizaciOnes cristianas.

LONDRES, diciembre Eel Almi-
rantazgo britanico ha decidido no
desmantelar mas buques de guerra
para cumplir con los requerimientos
de la conferencia del desarme celebra-
do en- Washington entire los poderes,
en- vista de que las demas naciones
signatarias del pacto no han dado
cumplimiento al mismo, y en- vista
tambien de que nj Francia nj Italia
Sc han adherido al acuerdo internacio-
nal. Por ell cotrario, ell Almirantaz-
go britanico tiene en- proyecto la cons
trucci6n de algunos acorazados de
gueri a. para reforzar SUI poderosa flo
Ia.
SOFIA, diciembre 2.-Noticias de
Atenas afirman que ell Rey George de
Grecia, ante los tltimos sucesos acae-
cidos en- aquella capital, y aterroriza-
do por los fusilamientos ordenados
en- los ex ministries Y altos oiciales
de la nacion, ha mostrado su deseo de
aodicar y abandonar el pals. El Rey
ha declarado que desea vivir en- paz y
que la corona lie pesa sobre las sienes
v trata de huir, por 10 cual Sc ha re-
doblado la guardia de palacio para
evitar Sc lie 'facilite la fuga. En- rea-
lidad ell desgraciado Jorge es un pri-
sionero en- su palacio del actual re-
gimen de terror establecido en- la ma
ci6n.
ATENAS, diciembre EN- todo el
pals reina una tremenda indignation
por el fusilamiento de los ex minis
tros y altos oficiales del eiercito y Ell
pueblo pide que Sc exijan responsa-
bilidades al autor autores de seme-
jantes asesinatos. La policia diaria-
mente verifica nuevos arrestos entire
personals de alta reputation, las cua-
les son conducidas a las carceles y
encerradas vilmente, y Sc habla de
nuevas eejcuciones en- estos dias. Una
era de sangre y terror existe, en- Ate
mas sobre todo, impuesta por Ell ac-
tual gobierno militar que es el que
domina en- Grecia.
MADRID, diciembre 2.--El Colide de
Romanones ha presentado an0che la
tlimisi0n de su cargo de presidente
del Ateneo, por haber aprobado su di-
rectiva una adhesion la manifesta-
ci6n pnblica que ha dc pedir el cas-
tigo de los militares Y polfticos cul-
pables del desastre de Annual. FL Sc
nor Alexandra LerrouX, acept6 proyi-
sionalmente la presidencia.
MADRID, diciembre 2.-El impor-
tante diario EI Sol asegura que Alb
el-Krim, que carecfa de bienes de for
tuna en- absolute, antes del movimien-
to de rebeldfa que tan beneficioso ha
sido para 81, ha comprado una casa EN-
Fez que lie ha costado setenta mil pc
setas. Ahora, el caudillo rifelo quien
Rse lie supone en- possession de otras ri
quezas, parece inclinado concertar
la paz
MADRID, diciembre 2.-tManana lie
CARA la comisi5n de agricultcres ga
llegos que vienen protestar del ca
ciquismo Y promover medios de So
lucionar el problema agrario de Ga
licia. La crisis, Ell malestar que este
denuncia empieza a preocupar no solo
a Ia prensa sino a los gobernantes y
d los clementos del Congreso
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-02

Ss S:.s I%s.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-12
30 DROWNED WHEN
VESSEL SINKS OFF
SHORES OF SPAIN

Gibraltar Sept 12---Thirty women
and children drowned when two boats
capsized are believed here to repro
sent the total loss of life on the IL
fated Mammonia, which sank Satur-
day off Vigo, Spain.
More than 300 passengers slid feet
first into the sea when the Harmonic
reached a 20 per cent list This wac
Just half an hour befort it took its
fatal plunge, The passengers and
crew, who had been waiting since
noon for the heavy seas to abate so
as to give them a chance to take TO
the boats, found themselves a wild
and scrambling heap of humanity,
struggling among the violent waves.
amid pieces of wreckage and deck
equipment
TT was like skidding into eternity. "
declared Baroness Krumfelder, q
merry little passenger
After the listing movement the
struggling multitude in the water kept
af1oat until they were picked up by tn
life crew of the Kinfauns Castle.
Many of those rescued declared that
a great outcry arose when the bn-
draggled passengers finally reached
the decks of the Kinfauns Castle
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-12
TONY REM, FORMER
0TTAWAN, KILLED
in SCAFFOLD CRASH
WORD RECEIVED BY KIN OF
TRAGIC FATE OF MAN WELL
KNOWN HERE IN ACCIDENT AT
DENVER, COLO.

Tony REM. former Ottawa man,
was killed yesterday afternoon when
the scaffold with a section of the now
state agricultural building in Denver
collapsed, according to telegram re-
ceived by his sister, Miss Anna REM,
in this CITY, According to the wire re-
ceived at 5: 30 this morning, Mr.. REM
was working on the scaffold when a
section of the building collapsed, talk.
ing him with it. Several heavy tim
bers crushed him and he was killed
instantly.
Mr.. Ronz left this city twenty years
ago and went to Peoria, where he
was married about ten years ago.
From Peoria he moved to Canton,
Ohio, where he conducted hotel for
seven years. Three years ago he soil
out because of his wifes falling health
and removed to Denver to make his
home, His last visit to this city was
two years ago. although previous to
that time he had visited here many
times.
The deceased was 80 years old and
Is survived BIZ his widow and S-year.
old daughter, and the following broth
ers and sisters: Anna and Will o.
this city, John of Columbus, Ohio. and
Mrs. Florence Ely of Pittsburgh, Pa.
The funeral will be held from the
home in Denver as soon as the rela.
tives can arrive Burial will also be
made in Denver
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-12
MRS. HARDING PASSES !
CRISIS, DOCTORS SAY

! Washington, Sept. 12.-"The crisis
in Mrs. Harding's condition" seems to
have been passed, an official bulletin
issued by attending physicians at 9:35
a. m. today said
The text of the bulletin signed by
Brig. Gen. C. e. Sawyer, white house
physician follows:
Mrs. Hardings condition, 500 a.
M: Temperature, 9SS; pulse, "a;
respiration, 32. Early part of night,
restless. Later part comfortable;
appearance improved Enlargement
due to nophosis decrease findings fav-
orable. Crisis seems to have been
passed. Surgical deemed unnecessary
for the present
The bulletin was described by men,
bers of the executive household as the
best news that has come from the bed.
side of fthe patient since her condition
became critical last week. IL
DR.. Charles Mayo, who was called
to Washington from Rochester, Mimi,
for consultation on the surgical phases
OF Mrs. Harding's case will leave for
home this afternoon or tonight, ii was
announced at the white house.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-12
WEDDI NG SOLEMNIZED
AT ST. FRANCIS CHURCH

Miss Emma Thirty became the bride
of Francis Pleskovitch this morninc
at o'clock at ST. Francis Catholi,
church. Rev. Casimir Miller off
ciated.
Preceding the ceremony Miss Marie
Schmidt sang II Love You Truly and
Mrs Marie Huffman sang "Oh, Prom
Use Me-" Miss Millic Ifflander acted
as maid of honor and Steve Plesko
witch was best man.
The bride wore a white georgette
dress, q white tulle veil and carried
white bouquet Miss Ifflander wor-
a pink organ6ie dress and a blacF
hat
After the ceremony a six-coursC
wedding breakfast was served at thc
home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. d. Thiry, on Phelps street.
The bride and groom left for 2
honeymoon trip through the east
after which they will reside at 142'
Phelps street. The groom is the sol
of Mr.. and Mrs. Anton PlCskovitch oi
Madison street He is employed by
the RepublicGn-Times.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-12
MERCHANTS y 0 II:
TO STAGE BOOSTER
WEEK IN OCTOBER
FALL CARNIVAL PROPOSED AND
CARRIED AT LAST NIGHTS
MEETING OF OTTAWA BUSI-
NESS MEMS ASSOCIATION.

ottawa is to have "fall carnival
and booster week, during the month
of October. At a meeting of the OF
tawa Business Mems association last
night tentative plans were made for
holding the carnival the week OF
October 16. The big affair will get
under way with ~ style show. Many
big selling events will be held during
the week.
Complete plans for the carnival will
be made later A committee consist.
ing of w. F. Stanton, James F. Gra-
ham, Sidney Stiefel, owen Fox, Chas.
Geiger, William Pearson and Ward
Conde, has been appointed to take
charge of the general arrangements.
The plans outlined partially last
night call for the holding open of all
the stores in the business district on
Monday night, for complete inspec-
tion No sales will be made at this
time, but all the business houses will
be held open, and the advanced fall
and early winter styles will be on dis
play.
All residents of the city and the
surrounding territory will be urged
to go through the stores on Monday,
inspecting their stock.
On Tuesday the selling events will
be started. All the business houses
in the city, will be urged to come in
on the carnival.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-12
MAKE EXTENSIVE PLANS
FOR K. OF C.. MARDI GRAS

One of the biggest and gayest af-
fairs of the fall season will be the
festival and mardi gras, plans for
which are now nearly complete, to
be given by the local Knights of
Columbus, at Armory C, for one full
week beginning Oct. 8.
The committee in charge is making
all efforts to make this a huge sue
cess and has left nothing undone that
would add to the gayety of the af-
fair. The decorating committee has
made special plans for attractive dec
orations. Both the main floor and
the basement will be used and a
large number of booths will be erect
ed. There will be something doing
all the time, and both young and old
can enjoy themselves.
There will be dancing every night,
which is sure to attract the young
er folks. and a different orchestra has
been engaged to play for each even
ing.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-12
FIRES 3 SHOTS At
BURGLARS CAUGHT
BREAKING IN CELLAR
EAST SIDE HOME VISITED BY
THIEVES WHO WERE FLUSHED
IN ACT OF FORCING WAY THRU |
DooR-oNE BELIEVED WOUND.
ED.

Two men attempted to rob the
home of d. W. Spangler, 745 Chapel
street, last night at about 11:30 The
burglars jimmied the cellar door and
We're entering the house by the way
of the cellar when they were chased
from the scene of the attempted
crime.
AT about 1870 last night Mrs.
Spangler awakened her step son,
Stanley Robb, and told him she heard
a noise. He dressed and got a gun
and hurried outside to await the
burglars. His mother and father
crept down to the inside cellar en-
trance and heard the burglars; they
switched on the cellar lights and the
burglars headed for the door to make
their get away. AS they came run
ming out of the cellar the first shot
was fired, but lonly hastened their
speed and when but twenty-five feet
away from the boy he fired the sec
ond shot and states that one of the
wouldbe burglars stumbled and he
believes he hit him. The third shot
was fired at distance of forty feet,
just as the burglars ran into a ravine
in the rear of the house. Stanley pur-
sued the robbers a short distance,
but they had made good their escape
and further pursuit was futile.
After the burglars had been chased
away careful search of the prem
ises was made but nothing was dis
covered to be missing.
The nearly victims of the would-be
robbers could not state what they be-
lieved the burglars wanted. No ex-
ceptionally valuable articles were
on the place to attract any profess
sional crooks so the attempt to COM
nit the robbery was probably made
by some transient thieves who enter
ed the place to take anything they
could lay their hands on, no matter
what was its value.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-12
OWNER OF SENECA
SOFT DR|NC PARLOR
PAYS COURT $3.50
LOUIS SCiARlNO PLEADS GUILTY
WHEN TAKEN BEFORE JUDGE
ON CHARGE OF VIOLATING DRY
LAWS.

Louis Sciarino, proprietor of Sen
eca soft drink parlor, whose place OF
business was raided on August 28 by
Sheriff C. s. Ayers, appeared in the
county court yesterday afternoon and
at a hearing before Judge B. Harry
Reck, pleaded guilty to violation of
the search and seizure laws. The
jurist assessed fine of $3.50 against
him.
The charge against Sciarino was of
unlawfully possessing Intoxicating IL
quor When the sheriff raided Sciar-
mos place of business, he found a
bottle partially filled with liquor be-
meath the soda fountain.
Sciarino was informed that he could
consider himself under arrest when
the raid was made, but was not taken
into custody on account of his minor
children. He was not given an immedi-
ate hearing, as the states attorney and
his assistant were on their vacation.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-12
DIVORCE DECREE is
GRANTED MRS. BRADLEY

Mrs. Edith Bradley Of 1921 West
Lafayette street secured a divorce
from Commissioner William Bradley
in the Circuit Court late yesterday
afternoon The decree was granted
by Judge Edgar Eldredge, who heard
the testimony.
The BradleyG were married in April,
1910, in Portland, Greg. The break N
their marital affairs came as a great
surprise to the many friends of the
couple, who believed them to be liv-
ing an ideally happy life
Mrs. Bradley was in court at the
time of the hearing with Attorney J
Harold l.. Nicholson. Mr.. Bradley
was also present with his attorney,
l.. o. Browne. The complainant was
the only witness. She accused the
defendant of intoxication.
Mr.. Bradley filed an answer deny.
ing he was guilty of the charges pre-
fered against him, but in court did
not contest the action.
Tho custody of the 3-year-old son
William, will be divided between the
couple.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-12
MANY ATTEND FUNERAL
OF JEREMIAH HOGAN

The funeral of jeremiah Hogan was
held from St Columbas church this
morning at 9 o'clock. A solemn re-
QUEEN high mass was sung with Dean
Madden and Rev. Tracy officiating.
Burial was made in the family lot in
st. Columbas cemetery.
The pail bearers were James Muir
ray of Wallace, James Begley of Fow-
Ter, Ina, Charles ]. Curran of Chi
cago. Robert Murray, Arthur flaming
and Richard flaming.
Those from out of town who at
tended the funeral were James Beg
ley, of Fowler Ind; Patrick Begley.
of Ambia, Ind; Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Curran, of Chicago; Mrs. F. Brady
and daughter Margaret, of Chicago;
Mrs. Josephine Hanrahan and daugh-
ter Romona, of Kankakee, and Thos.
Walsh, of Ohio
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-12
SUPERVISORS 0P EN-
SEPTEMBER TERM;
ROW ON SAN|TAR|UM
COUNTY ASKED TO PAY BILLS OF
GIRL AND COLoRED YOUTH
ALLEGED TO HAVE BEEN DE-
MED ADMISSION TO COUNTY
INSTITUTION.

The board Of supervisors opened
their September meeting this after
noon with the county tuberculosis
sanitarium squabble as the principal
item up for discussion. The meeting
was called to order at 2:15 o'clock
and at the solons were still debat.
ing the case of Caroline Wilky, Peru
girl, who claims to have been refused
admittance to the institution
Committee reports dealing with the
Peru girls case occupied the major
portion of the session. The case final.
,ly was referred to special commit.
tee to meet with the sanitarium trus.
tees in conjunction with the deten
ton home board
An attempt was made to get the
county to pay the girls bill at the OF
tawa tent colony, where she is now
a patient, from July 27 down to the
present, at the rate of S25 week.
M. A. Bronson, of Streator. presented
a bill for $3.50 for the care of Bruce
township colored youth whom he de-
clared was refused admission to the
sanitarium. This statement was de-
MED by Supervisor Andrews, who
said that at no time was the colored
man deneid admission TO the institu-
ton.
About the time the debate was wax
ing heated it was decided that this
was not the time to discuss the merits
of either case, the supervisor saying
it was his intention merely to get
the matter before the proper commit
tee for investigation.
To Elect Attorney and Doctor.
The election of the county attorney,
the county physician and the drawing
of the jury list was set for tomorrow
at the regular session, upon
motion of Supervisor Vernon Yockey,
of Ottawa
Upon motion of Supervisor Holland,
all bills were referred to their respec-
tive committee without being read,
The session was adjourned upon the
motion of Supervisor Thomas Haskins,
Of La Sale
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-12
VAN DER VRES TO SPEAK
AT ROTARY LUNCHEON

John N Van Der Vres, central dis
trict secretary OF the Chamber OF
Commerce Of America, will be the
speaker at the Rotary luncheon to-
morrow noon. He is man of ma
tional prominence and his subject will
be one of unusual interest, as it will
cover the different phases of business
that are to be found all over the
world.
The board of directors of the local
chamber have been invited to attend
this meeting and hear the speaker.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-12
COUNTY FAIR OPENS
WITH BIG CROWD OUT
EX IRA
RANSOM GIRL ACCIDENTALLY
KILLS SELF.

Streator-(SpeciaD --Genevive
Lynch, aged 6, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. William p. Lynch, who
live near Ransom, died OF self
inflicted bullet wound at St. Mary's
hospital here today. The child,
with her brother and sister, re-
turned homed from school yester-
day afternoon in the absence of
their parents from home. Genevive
started playing with a % rifle.
The gun discharged the bullet en-
tering her body just below her
heart.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-12
AUTHORIZES SALE OF
PACKING CO. LANDS

Permission to sell the real estate
of the Illinois Farmers Packing Co.
under a trust deed, was given in the
circuit court this morning by Judge
Eldredge. The complainants in the
suit brought against the packing com.
pany. asking that receiver be ap.
pointed wa sbrought by several of the
directors of the company The con.
sent to make the sale. was given to
the receiver of the company, the
First Trust Co.