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HAMHrRG, Nov 9 Empress Of Britain
TRfBsTB. Nov 1o--Belyedera trt). New
York.
New York and Boston Via Naples; san
Giuseppe tIt), Montreal 1ith. Grelbank
tnr1 shiladsphie s y,s Monsresi ,eSasr eNor,
Savannah via ST Johns. F.
NAPLES. Nov ta---Arabie tBr1, New
se RocHEsTER, Eng, Nov 1g-Afrika
tpan). San Francisco.
puNklRk. Nov f2--Bayou Chico, Pensa-
cola.
KOBE. Nov ia---City OF Pekin tBr) San
Pedro. Shunko Maru tJap). San francisco,
:. IEWcITwANd. Nov ia--comerlp lBr5,
ROTTERDAM. Nov 12--Lulea tsw>
wahana; iath. Danier tB). New York .
Rotterdam tDt), New York; Bauehlstan
ANTWERP, Nov f4---Lapan tBr). New
York via Plymouth and cherbourg, Seattle
World. New. York. Haleakala, Savannah, "
YOKOHAMA. Nov. l2--patrick Henry
roaT SUDAN. Nov nS', 1s-putney tRr,.
LIVERPOOL. Nov 14--canadian spinner
LElTH. Nov i4--Gairngowan tBrl Mon
treal; pinemore CBr). Philadelphia and
New York via Halifax.
,,
San. Francisco FOR Hongkong; President
Mckinley. Seattle: Seine Maru (Japl, Port
land. Ore, for Kobe.
He Philadelphia and New York for Bar
celona. and Naples; Parktown (Br), Mon
treal for Genoa.
MANCHESTER Nov 14-Manchester I'm
porter tBr). Philadelphia via liverpool;
Archimedes Uar). New York Via liverpool;
Nov
treai via Plymouth: Mottisfont (Br), Mon
ttreal via Plymouth; Bencfactor (Br) San
GBrl. New York for Bombay, etc
HELslNGFoRs. Nov 15Hinckley. Mon
:. BELFAST, Nov i5--Melmore Head tBr,.
Montreal y
Departures
ALGlERs. Nov 7--Nigaris,an tBr) tfrom
iaoEsuNl,, NV e-Marie Maorsk epan)
tfroht Skutskat), New York
cHRlSTIANIA, Nov 11--Asta (Sw).
Hampton Roads
,cALsctTTA.l Nov 11--Katherlne Park
ROTTERDAM. Nov 12 - HAMPSTEAD
Heath ,nro, New York; rndependenee l,ierse
Hall, Baltimore.
,YoKoHAMA, Nov, ismshinyo Maru
''aPo ahpXA%phIh ssn hHI9hnst91s} Wa1 saH Frapeiseo
KOBE, Nov Ia Manila Maru tJsp)
Ofrom Hongkong). seattle S''
SHi iELDS. Noy l3AAfricanic (Sw). Bal
SHANGHAI, Nov 13-Kendal Castle
y yBr1: New York: Talabot tNor) (from
hankowl. New York; 1tth, kaga Iaru
tJapp Qrom Hongkong), Seattle.
GBNoA, NOV 11--Maddaena o ID,
leans -. - N'ef' -Se" UT
y. p.;i,aRL. L;i,mERPooL. Nov .14-Barrymore (Br),
ok HAMBrRG. Nov Empress of Britain
noll MAJRT,LErooL. JeT,l Nov 14-city of Alton.
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Outgoing Steamships

EoTE,-Mail Information win be found
on Travel Page, eighth column
Sail To-day
Vessel Port Sail. Pier.
United States. Copenhagen. 12 M
wuerttemburr, Hamburg In st. HSeoSsR ss' 4 Z
Minnekahda. Hamburg, II AM..5s, n r
William Penn, Yokohama. 12 Nj. 80. B'klyn
Hague MarH, Kobe. PM. SO. B'klyn
Santa Tsiesa. Valparaiso 10 AM.33 B'klyn
City of Montgomery, savannah. PM
comanche, Jacksonyls; 12 NJ. SO, i Il
Safhs, Maracaloo, PM. .12, b kfyn
Sail Tomorrow
Westport, Copenhagen, Q PM. 18th st, e r
W est lnskip, Rotterdam, IL N,
,, 4. Army Base, B'klyn
Reina Maria Cristina, Vigo. AM. &. u II
Munargo, Antiila. i2 M....... 3. Il r
santare,n. Para. /. NJ. S. Bush d. B'kiyn
Sail Saturday
President Roosevelt, Bremen. IL AM
Celtic. Liverpool. IL NJ ..ss. n r
Providence. Naples, , PM. alst st. B'kiyn
Eastern Star. Petrogrady IL ~. .e2. B'kiyn
Tarantia, Glasgow. i3 M........S4. II r
Nasconia. London. IL NJ. M............71. N II
kentuckian. Los Angeles, PM.
Fort Hamilton. Bermuda ii An Ny w
Sibqney, Havana. II AM. % r
Catherine. San Domingo City. 12 NJ.
San Lorenzo. San Juan, IL M.as. n
IL;asseii, | ;. buenos Ayres. PM. IL. RoboRen
Limen, Kingston, IL M.....,la. y r
sestris. Rio de Janeiro. PM IA. Hoboken
Algeria. Glasgow, II M........ss n r.
AsTanes aisra. san dSpaysapl' Ssss. y II PM
Baracoa. Kingston, IL M....4s. Mr.
caracas. Curacao. IL IL, h'klyn
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Tel. Co., Inc.

distance In nniies. position at noon un,ess
otherwise specifea)
Agwimex 75 sw Nantucket Nov 5s
Argus 64e e Ambrose Nov a.
Beatrice fi< y Cape Henry Nov IS.
Eerengsria. 1s014 e Ambrose 10 AM My ts
Cold Harbur sea NV Balboa Nov ID
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vALENC1A, Nov s--sehr Pat Harrison.
Mobile
e PENANG Nov ts--Beilerophon tBr)
qrom IIongkong, Manila, etc). New York.
BURNT ISLAND, Nov 1{--HoVland
sNor), Philadelphia.
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Dangers to Navigation
iBy u S photographic Office)
Ipa Renorta

tBy u Hydrographic Office)
Ice Reports
Ice has been reported as follows. Nov
H. lat As 25, lon 4s OF, an iceberg 100 feet
high and zoo feet long Stockholm.
Nerth Pacific Ocean
The following distractions were re-
ported; Nov s, lat 4S "a N. lon 124 80 W.
spar projecting feet out of water, ap-
pareuty attached to submerged wreckage
Tuscan Star Oct 81, lat 80 3S n, lon
1T 45 w. waterlogged derelict about l50
feet long; Oct 81. lat Is II N. Ion t64 25
W. large partially submerged tree trunk
Gymeric.
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Marine Reports
THE TIDES
Winds at Sea To-tIn

Winds at Sea To-dny
East Guif-Moderate to fresh east to
north: partly cloudy.
West Guif--Fresh northly cloudy; local
rains.
Moderate to fresh easteriy, except varia-
bio over extreme south portion partly
cloudy; local rains.
North of Sandy Hook. Sandy Hook to
Hatseras-Fresh west and northwest: fair.
Estteras 20 Florida Straits-Moderate
southwest, shifting TO northwest; partly
cioudy
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Foreign, Ports
Arrivals

syeal. tBr),- Mcn
ruNrs. Nov s--chiswieis tgr,. Montr.a,
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Siga.aled

:. Berengaria tBr}, Southampton for New
ork. Will probably dock Friday
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Ian 81 aaMsssdaiferrnnean ssaa Cruise De T.ure
Frsn TansS ansS Ky the new Cunard s. s. s.scythia
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-11
APPOINTED
HARBOR MASTER
Former Councilman Picks {
Plum from the East
Chicago Tree.

The latest appointment announced
by Mayor Frank Callahan Of East
Chicago is that Of harbor master. To
this created position has been ap-
pointed Bert II. Peterson. formerly
councilman-at-l large AMI employee o.
the Sinclair Refining company.
The ordinance creating this posi-
ton. which is in conformance with
cities Of second class, specifies = reve-
nue. for the docking o. boats 1T the
East Chicago harbors and canals. and
VIII become effective upon its passage
by the common council az their next
regular meeting. Monday, January 16.
The duties Of this new position will
be 10 supervise any construction work
along the harbors. canals or rivers
within the city, collect revenue from
boats docking at tho city wharfs and
to take charge OF bridge construction
and repairs. Tne duties Or tho har-
bor master also extend % the pro-
lection az public and private property
along the city docks
The revenue received from boats
docking at vbe city pharfz has beer
determined sufficient to maintain tht
upkecp Of the city docks and salary
Of harbor master.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-11
G|RLSLURED
To PANAMA
SAYSREPORT
Department of Justice to In
Vestigate Sensational Story
of Girl Traffic
LLArERNArIonAl hEns srRncEi


NV YORK Jan. 1L.-Reports Of
~Vh4te slave traffic between the United
states and Panama in which many
girls are said to have been lured away
erom this country b. white slave"
agencies who signed them I'D as per
CORNERS in caNarets and supposed mu-
sic halls viii be investigated by de-
yartment OF Justice agents Edward J..
Brennan, agent in charge OF the New
York office. declared today
Disclosures OF Miss Ann Mason on
the alleged traffic were made public
&oday. Miss Mason. member Of a
musical comedy company and enroll
. din the Actors Equity Association.
told OF having signed such a contract.
She was warned by a government CT
flcer on board the boa. she took to
Panama that the cabaret part OF the
establishment in which she was 70
appear in Cristobal, Panama. was only
camounage.
when I arrived a Cristobal. DIT.
'rerry. the quarantine officer. told me
the same. but the manager OF the
place was there 70 meet me and he
sztrenuously denied T." said Miss Ma
sou.
before the nrst night passed
FOUND the charges against the place
we're only TOO true and that / was
supposed to recruit the ranks 81 the
- hits slaves
Miss Mason. with three other girls,
secured transportation hack to the
| united States by appealing t. the
Young Women's Christian Assocfa-
ION at cristobal. Tn four girls ar
lived in New York, Nov IA. accord
sag 20 Y. w. c A. officials here.
T-nd were met BY Y. " G 4. work
ers.
Present day agents os the white
slave traffic work very much like
I. hose Of a large organized band brok-
en- ID in 1918 after three years OF in
sensive work BY the department Of
! Justice workers. GIib-tongued young
-nen Of prosperous appearance seek
ont girls or particularly pleasing
manner. In show houses, dance halls
ar cabarets. They make hattering
s4effers to tharn of lucrative jobs IL
Panama and other Central and South
American countries. When tho girls
fa,egin their duties they quickly dis
cover the real purpose Of their trans
fportation- Few are luck enough 10
gNscape from the clutches oc their
r southern employers.
We are always working on such
szta MI. Brennan today. We
ssson's asnx that Miss Mason's charges
40 &sxss. Since 1918 We have had
ynanZ Tueh cases. but no series Of
! hem that would indicate that another
OF sa.nlzed band is at work. I"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-11
LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE TO NONRESIDENT.
STATE or INDIANA LAKE COUN-
TY. MARGARET WELNAND VS..
CHARLES r COLE. EFT AL CAUSE
40. 212S5. ACTION TO QUIET IT,
TIE IN THE LAKE SUPERIOR
COURT. SITTING, At HAMMOND,
INDIANA. JANUARY TERM. 1922.
Now comes the plaintiff by Ibach.
Gayit stnson d Gavit, attorneys, and
flies her complaint herein, together. with
an affidavit of competent person,
showing that the defendants thereto
to-wit: Charles r Cole. Nellie NJ Cole.
wife Of Charles Il. Cole. the unknown
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-11

II you want 10 witness typical
sand-storm Of the sahara desert in all
its fury without undergoing the dis
comforts Of being 2 ifs path you viii
ind q most realistic desert tornado IN
The Sheik." George Melford's new
production for Paramount. showing at
the Hartley theatre tonight fer the
last time
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-11

MARTIN JOHNSON. former hauiT.
new Chief % the Bertiuion System. at
the Gary police station is now learn s
the ms and outs OF Bertillion work
from Glenn Ramoo who Is considered
one Of the begt in the business
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-11

Stanko was charged with operating
an automobile while under thu innu
euce If liquor. Fisher stated ths
the defendant lasr Saturday evening al
about $3.50 o'clock drove his nachin
directly into tho complainautts. Iii
stated that as the defenoant's machine
was approaching him. Stanko repcsi
edls- turned the lights ana OF ar
sw nging his car from ono eide A.
The other. Mr.. Fisher said that thef
WAS nothing lie could possibly do &,
soid being str1clS Ay defendant
car
Slr. Bodovieh denied the Allegation
az Fisher
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-11

THE bis rail- mill at the Gary works
Of ;he Illinois steel Co. which has been
down for more than week tn undergo
some repairs IS scheduled to start up
again very shortly according 70 dis
patches today. indicating that renewed
activity il expected in this district IN
the steel industry
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-11

SINCE the Chicago Telephone Com
pany made the announcement several
weeks ago that they would install
phones on four party lines in the neish
borhood Of 500 subscribers have filed
applications 10 have their phones
changed from one ana two party lines
TO four party lines. according 10 Man
ager Carroll 81 the Gary exchange
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-11

ANOTHER step towards the Tnde-
pendent steel merger is seen in the ex-
pected visit Of Inland steel and Marx
Manufactured plant officials 70 the
Youngstown Steel and Tube Company
u America, at Youngstown. Ohio. on
an inspection tour o. that company. 5
physical properties
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-11

CAITAIN Frank Roach and Mrs
Roach have returned from their SAD
mission AZ ScwPors Ky where Mrs
Roach buried her mother, Mrs Har-
riet DAVIS They intcnded returning
to Cary earlier in tae week but the
trip vas postponed owing ID Mrs.
Roach being taken ili
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-11

THE Meu's club - tie Methodist
I sshurcn will hold a meeting n the base
saeut Of the East Chicago Methodist
church tomorrow night 20 determine
who might have secured the greater
lumber OF members.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-11

ATTY. Dave T. Rosenthal with =
number of other former students Of
Michigan university are planning on
-,rganizing Michigan Alumni club ia
Lake county.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-11

THE weather man has played havoc
with skating enthusiasts ia Gary dur
ing the first part Of the week. the Ice
being too soft for ans enjoyment The
rink constructed at Gleason park re-
sembled a small lake yesterday. but
with the freeze last night and today
viii put it in excellent condition.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-11

MAYOR Callahan with d. number 81
other officials left for Indianapolis yes
serday to attend q conference being
s1sld by Governor AIcCray Tor the pur-
pose OF organizinz a uniform system
OF handling the city court cases tAru-
eo1t the state.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-11

ADJT. O,Connell OF the American
Legion Post. no. 2s6. of Indiana Har-
Dor has called a meeting Of all mem
taers to be he'd in the Civic Club
-ooms next Friday evening, January
18TH
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-11

q. z WALLACE and y. T. Campbell,
sarnerly city engineers. are employed
now by the steel concern az Jones and
I-alghlin 70 prepare plans for their
new proposed plant 10 be located in
Hammond
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-11

IF there IS no objection in the wait
=esses' union. Zen Phillips and Frank
Lynch Vii serve lunch % the East
Chicago C1ub BOYS. following their
same with the Elgin Watch Fsse has
ket tossers next Saturday evening
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-11

THE choice or either szabos or the
N r hall viii &c given dance enthusi-
a-st tics hereafter. Both places arc hold
ing dances this evening.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-11
DID YOU
HEAR
THAT
EAST CHICAGO

a few new faces were added to the
last Chicago fire department this week.
Others are expected soon.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-11

MAYOR II O. Johnson, Lew Barnes
president of the board of works, VII
liam Fulton. comptroller. City Attorney
James Patterson. city Clerk. Mrs. K
Ross. Chief Of Police h'orbis, Judge
Damn and Prosecuting Attorney D. NJ
Kinder. were among the Gary officials
VINO left for indianapolis last night to
attend the two day conference at the
state capital with Governor McCray.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-11

10th day Of January A. d. 1922
iE.RBEET ~ WHEATON.
Clerk j.. = (
BY WILETTA CAMPBELL.
III l-1o-25 Deputy clerk
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-11

arcOrySETNE producers 81 thjs DIST
xiot are finding shedding rough. Chief
~ police struss has advised all violat-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-11

other business viii be transacted. than
allowing some bills which are due
Changes to be made in the personnel
of the police department viii prob
ably not be made until Mr.. Johnson re-
turns from his Indianapolis trip.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-11
Avoid PeriIS
Of Dyspepsia
In Place or Starving or Suffering Try
the Plan of Pull Meals and
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets

Most everyone has gone through the
misery Of q sleepiess night from dyspep-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-11

ALTHOUGH the board or safety viii
20 into SESSION this afternoon little
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-11

STA host of such people found they
could eac what they liked without sour
risirgs. belching, gassiness, heaviness,
palpitation or restless nervousness due
To indi gestion If they simply settled
and soothed the stomach with 4 Stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablet after eating and be-
fore retiring. If you are subject 70
such misery get a 50 cent box Of these
tablets today and you viii fairly reVel
in the freedom from your old time en-
ern---AdV
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-01-30
D. \. S. DEFEATS ?. Y.
|. c. IN CLOSE GAME:
SATURDAY NIGHT
COLLEGE BOY THROWS GOAL IN
WRONG BASKET, PUTTING GEo
AND WHITE ION ITS FEET
FINAL SCORE WAS % TO 10

Confusion at q critical STAGE tn sat
urduy nights romn between T. r. 4.
G. and Ot-au high school vI.a laa
score standing o 90 s.. caused enc OF
the college boys Co. become tangled
In directions with the result Oh" rung
% basket Tor ottawa by dropping the
ball In has own teams circular band
Spured hy the trick tate bad play
ga against their opponents tgu rel
aad white lads mnup.ud the Nes,
they had and finally closed The hat
tie with 20 TO- n score 'u their la.
ycr.
The unusual performance occurred
at the opening OF the second half
when the high school WAS sEidn-
along on one point margin. The
college player. iorEettin. DE switch
in courts. raced the ban down lGH
field and iauutily dropped ll u ,hn
basket, giving the uunny couple
Of scores they weren't .gtt.el 90.
From that time on b. y. L. q. lost
some az It's morale. while o.. .ah
schools. given the a1y,atas. boy
strange trick of luck made de-.
porate squirt TO yauquish their foe ,s
as possible From then 0I
the college five hadn't % chance 60
overcome the lea, their own mi-tnr.
tune had helped swell
The conflict opened with both quiG.
tettes on their me,t.e The twain
fought up and down the field until
the close of the half with the score
standing nine to eight in the red anal
whites favor In the second half
Coach smiths youngsters COPIED OIL
eleven addition counters while the
college boys gathered but thrna
bringing the final result down 20 -l-
II in favor OF the Smith crew
The l!neups:
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-01-30
MOOSE: N|MR0DS IN
SUNDAY HUNT KNOCK
DOWN So BUNNIES
HUNTERS AFTER BAGGlNG BIG
GAME ARE ROYALTY ENTER.
Tanned AT CHARLES DAVIS
Rome IN WEDRoN - PLAN
FEAST TONIGHT.


AT u '"'etlhs OF the gun men OF
tae Moo g club Saturday evening, It
was unanimously decided TO stage the
lvoar,, ro,,,i, ariyo ,, ,,u,,,i,,,
~,
"'H' l"o I'u''ee" signing up WI 'e
ported at the Moose club sunday
morning ready for the fray. The trip
Voc mad, IN f,,,r auto, avid p,o
~.
N""S' DAVIS "o'n' l" "eu'oH was Tue
rendezvous.
Arriving at Wedron two squads
u.cro ,,r,,,d wit, a v-odr,, hr,tber
-,
l'' " t"'u' Iva e11" Sq"'"' "''" "'"
these follows can guide. one squad
went to the west ana the other in
m, nnposita d,rsriion nm Hill down
Am a,n... lit. .,.,,. ....l.. ~,
''''' "''''' e"''''S' '''' ''''""' W"
snow across the river any place
where there was a chance for a hua-
rs 10 be found The Ottawa bunch
was hard blown at times, but II was
great snort. The result Of this drive
will he about thirty fried rabbits at
the ,east This evening after their reg.
ular meeting and big class initiation
Of Noose candidates.
The hospitality OF the Davis home
was extended in the fullest measure
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-01-30
Z BOUTS BOOKED FOR
JIMMY KEYS CLUB

Four FIRST class bouts are being Of
lcred By James Key at La Sale Thurs.
day Feb 2. Goats Doig Of Spring Val.
ley and lack Duffy Of Chicago will
provide the windup event OF the even
ing, With ten rounds. At 1856 pounds
Sammy Wade of Pekin and Kid Fra
ser Of Chicago. II Founders, will mix
ii in an eight round semi-windup: Kid
Shell Of Streator and Young Baker of
Spring Valley, rs Founders. are
scheduled to go six rounds. and Young
Murray of Peru and Young Frederick
Of la Sale Hili ,drnisn the first bout
of the evening. Matter EcKcrsall will
be the third maa in the ring.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-01-30
Legal Advertising
Hanson g. jacobson, Solicitors.
MASTER'S SALE.

Hanson g. jacobson, Solicitors.
MASTERS SALE.
State of Illinois, County Of La Sale.
s3.--La Sale county circuit court
In the matter of r. D. Mills, trustee,
and r. d. Mills VS.. Earl Bennett, Etnyi
VI. Bennett, Belle S. Bennett, Nina
B. Bennett, Emma Pearson Beulah
Pearson Johnston, Melinda Erb, Ut
tawa Banking & Trust Company.
trustee, Ottawa Banking & Trust
Company. Charles f. Hook, trustee.
Ross Logan, Al Hornung and II. j.
Kline. JIG
In chanccry, No. 257lS.
On bill to foreclosure.
Public notice is hereby given that
in pursuance of a decretal order en-
tered in the above entitled cause, in
said court, on the oath day Of Janu-
airy, A. D. 1922, /, Harry G. Cook, mas"
ter in chancery, Of said court shall,
on Tuesday the 21st day of February,
1922. at the hour of II o'clock in the
forenoon of said day. sell at public
auction, to the highest and best bid
der. at the south door Of the county
court house in said county, the fol-
lowing ueSCllDSu real SotdlC, Sibuoeo
in the county of La Sale and state
Of Illinois, to-wit:
The east half (e1a) of the north
west quarter (nwA) and the north
east quarter (neA) of the southwest
quarter (swA) all in section eleven
I'D, township thirtytwo 1922 north,
range two (2l east of the the third
principal meridian.
ITO be sold to realize amount due
under decree of foreclosure, $2.209.99
with interest thereon from January
"a. 1922. and also costs of this suit,
including solicitors fees, and also
subject to the prior first trust deed
on said premises securing the princf.
pal sum Of s15.70000)
Together with all and singular the
tenements and hereditaments there.
unto belonging. ~
Terms of sale: Cash in hand
HARRY G.. COOK,
Master in Chancery.
Dated Ottawa, H., January 20. A.
u. 1922
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-01-30
BARNES AND JOCK
LOSE TO DOC AND PRO

Los Angeles, Ial., Jan 3O--Jiri
Barnes aud Jock Hutchinson suffered
their fYst defeat in southern Califor-
mia at Pasadena Saturday, They lest
a thirtygiX !. 10 match, and 2, TO
Or Paul NJ, Hunter state amateur
title holder, and Eddie, Loos, profess
sippal Of Ur Pasadena Galf cub
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-01-30
! a,anch enemy OF professional foot
hon

stAl'A tsIH'Itt y. P'N-Ns '''t-"' '"'N
ball
Says He Paid Men,
Cormyille, H.. Jan 30-(By \, Pr
Rivers Anderson, business manager
OF the local football team tonight de-
clarod he had personally "hired and
paid Notre Dame university men 10
play for Carinyille against Taylor,
yple last ,all, Lionel Noise, coach
of the team, said TO my knowledge
there was not a Notre Dame man in
uu CarluFlllc lineup BC.h oSser.
tious We're made IN formal statements
to the Associated Press,
Anderson cleared johnny Mohardt,
all.kmerigau halt5ack OF playing In
the game, and said that several Notre
Dame stars whom he had expected TO
have in the lineup did not appear for
the game, 1lthough he had been led
10 believe they would como
Wc1t Disclose Identity
81 handled the money tor tn team
and personally hired and poiJ Notrc
Dame men To play Anderson said
81 am not willing To say how much
they wore paid. or Who thew were.
We thought we had arranged to have
the entire Notrc Dame first team, but
several o, the stars did not show Up.
Moharlt did not play, although nearly
everyone thought ta was playing
There were some regulars from the
More Dame team, 5Gt there glgg were
several substitutes
Noise, star athlete NJ the Unit