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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-18
Highest Ranking Woman in
Government Believes Re-
slrictions Are Losing Out.
PREJUDICE RECOGNIZED
Should Try 10 Meet Opposi-
ton With Sanity, She
Declares.

Tho United News begins here
with series portraying tho
Vows OF the governments lit
Ito Cabinct"--an extraordinary
group OF women executives, the
parallel Of which is not found
IN any government in the world.
The FIRST IL an interview with
Mrs. Helen Gardener. the only
woman Civil Service Commission
er in the government. whose po-
s!tion was once held by tho late
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt. be-
fore his rise to the Presidency.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-18

before such small person, with n
friendly. interested air She Is in
tercated. especially In you. IL you are
talking TO her, so that you forget
she holds the highest position wo-
man mas ever held in this govern
mcnt. rank next to Cabinet Socre-
tary. and the place once filled by
Theodore Roosevelt
Women must be willing to accept
responsibility II they wish to receive
the real equality wo NIL wish for
(Contlnued on Page A. Col FL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-18
Montana Supreme Ju,tfc. M,

Montana Supreme Justice Dies.
HELENA. MONT. Sept. l7.--Chief
Justice Theodore Brantiy. of Mon
tana Supreme Court. is dead today.
after lingering Illness. His term
would have expired next January
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-18
tBy United News.l

Iby UHItcd NtWs.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 17.-Mra
Helen Gardener. of the United States
Civil Service Commission, looked out
from the depths OF n big chair, be-
fore desk that looked very large
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-18
The Weather

1t Will he fnir today md probnbtJ
tomorrow, with continued cool
weather.
tFor full weather reports see Par,
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CONTINUED on Page 2. Col 51
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CONTINUED on Page :. Col. e.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-16
MAN CHARGED WITH MUIR
DER FORCED TO CONFESS
Up.to Date Method Of Third
Degree Wins In This Case
After Hundred Hours
Grilling

Chicago. Dec. i6.- Simultaneous
questioning BY 80 detectives after
nearly one hundred hours Of almost
constant grlilinr. p1llce ann1urceI
caused Arthur Foster held in connec
ton with the alleged dcalt 81 Mrs
late Trostcll. a telogre ph office nan
ager 20 elange hls atsy sspst-
day aai ,slatra Il w''h ad,lil 3ail de
tails
The thirty detectives. IL was re-
ported. rushed into the rsom. where
Foster was alone. with mob like slo-
lence and began shouting question a,
him Fester. Il was said. then told
them = DRAG the south branch Of the
CHICAGO river. about one hundred
yards from the spot where he SAID
Mrs Trosieli committed suicide ar
ier q quarrel with him
Mr& Trosiell disappeared on the
night Of December Q
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-16
ALCOHOLISM NATIONAL
PERIL OF GERMANY
Prussian Minister OF Education
Urge Schools To Teach Alb
stenance In Their Glasses;
Drunkenness Increasing

Berlin. Dec. i8 Economy demands
that alcoholism BE- regarded a. 4
national peril in Ccrmany. says iaf
ter sent by the Prussia minister 81
education to the heads Of all provincial
schools in which h. urged them TO en-
couraee abstlnanoe amoug the youtns
under their instruction.
Even If Germany bas NJ returned
fally % her pre-~br colamn OF alco-
holic consumption. says the letter, thI.
has increased shockingfy IN view Of
her prevailing economic status anc
the condition Of her national health
and morality. as well as the large ex-
pendItures neeessltated ~ the re-
construction. Especially sinister Is the
terrific iucrease ID the consumption II
spirits
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-16

riahi aHay hen. he ncsef want
81 % vail q minute hr found d siA he
wanted he wRnted hrr rghi aNay
then vsihout waiting mlnnis
He'd never haplened 80 uoflee giri
D. nanled before sos see Rut
he'd found ouo nov uH flghi
aud Nurse tald there was nothing 20
80 hui 10 make the beet of IA ana set
ready for her
IAsre wasn't anybody 20 g. 10 me
Nsds'us CundmA Andersen WAS
slsk. 81 ~ course she couldat s.. and
0rndpa was dead. 90 q eoune he
couldn't 81 end there weretN any
brothers ~ sisters ouly Aunt fane Ia
- Paul and she mns 50 mad she
wouldn't eume on ~ there WIS na
chanor e se.ug soc bride iin Father
brought Aef hsmc
Nurse sald ihsl wondered and won,
der'u what kind - NONaH a could
he that had capiured him q told
hcr wished She wouldn't sgeak n
mS mother as II she was some klud Il
a hunter ouf after game but shc onl,
chuclled aHd said that's about what
ii amounted TO .n some casssl The
ser, idea
The whole town Was excited over
ihc AFFAIR. and Nurse Suraa beard a
lui ~ lhelr talk some Thought she
was an asirAomer uke him. some
hought she was very rich. and may
be famous Eycphod, declared she
must know a ici, anyway. and he
wonderfully wise and intellectual and
ihes said she was probably tan and
wore giass,s, aud would be thirty
senrs old. az least llut nobody guessed
anywhere near what she really was
Nurse sarah said she should never
fprset The night she came. aud how
she hooked. and how utterly nnhher.
gas'ci everybody was 20 see hcr-
llille slim eighteen year old r.rl with
yeliOw, curly hair and the merriest
laughing eyes they had ever seen
tbout ! knowi Don't just love
Mothers eyes when they sparkle aud
twinkle when we're oT together some.
times n the woodsi) And Nurse said
Mother VAS 80 excited the day she
came and went laughing and dane.
ln- an over the house, exciaiming over
everything q can't Imagine that 80
we'll Mother moves so quietly nov,
tcr2where. and Is ~ tired. most nii
the fine) Bet she wasn't Tired then.
Nurse snys-noi . mite
Bot how dld Father artf" de.
manded wasn't he diploased mai
scandallzed and shocked aHd every.
thlngi"
ITO BE- Contluuedl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-16
klhsAs CITY IN GRIP
OF HOlD-UP GANG
Thousands Of Dollars Worth Of
Goods and Much Coin Ex.
tracted From Citizens By
Thugs In Week

Kansas city No nsr ie Series
n HOLIDAYS horr thls wsek Involving
,hoasands o, dollars. aud gesuniue n
lho aanRsrpus shnelluK of two mea.
vill lead 60 tlrhieulne 81 800 rcg
ulations John b wilson lalae com
missioner announced today a short
age 81 rs men ia the al.oe depart
ment vii D. Tiled a. - q "a men are
available. be said All at liable mon
"a ths detective department have been
orisred 20 report faF ntkhl da,s and
ulu detectives ana naifulmen assigned
10 the detective department ~ili con.
iluae their niEhi work ladelnltels
Among ether measure goReiacrr Z
hy the commissioners inf makinr the
force more efficient are
Roiafiatgmert cf ordefs rto aho Z
90 AL "a The pur ull s. known des
rorad ra and a woediuF uat u the
less efficient plirolmeu
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-16
MEASURES PROPOSED TO
PROTECT u. S. LABOR
Unshlled Mexican Workmen Are
Flooding This Country Must
Be Controlled BY Entry
Rule

Washington. Dec. i6-Measures 70
control what ls said 20 be a vast body
uf alien Mexican unskilled labor IN the
rnlied States are read 1. secretary
Davis in a report BY special agents q
the department Of lsb0r made pubic
today. The report sets forth that tne
alien Mexicsn isborers illegally in the
United States are a menace T. smer-
ican labor ant American c mmunitles
Z Recommendation Tor meeting the
situation include a system of resist
ration. t-fether with mere raid men
Tai and physical examin1tioa and sell
ective lmmlgfatlon regulation through
examination before entry. Il Is aug-
Kested that che enforcement OF such
provisions he placed under federal
ooutroi IN the hands Of q o,ntral body.
such az a border patrol Co-opers-
ton with state and municipal au-
th1nties r. als3 suggested. net only
IN the enforcement Of immigration
regulations bat also in the judicial
distribution Of Mexican labor already
in he United States and legally ad-
mitted under the immigration laws.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-16
@!sMARYn|
S&MARIET
ELEANOR'H. PORTER
ILLUSTRATIONS BY
RH.LIVINGSTONE.
81
ILLUSTRATIONS BY
RH.LIVINGSTONE.
(copynsh, BY ELEANOR n. PORTER,


f.e was muca mere la.enesied Ia his
nev star than he wus 10 bis new
daughter Ne were both born the
sane nlght you see. and that star was
lots more eous.aaenoe than MAS.
nuf. lhen fhafs Father aii over. And
thats one ~ fhe things. think. that
hothers Mother heani her ,ay once
"a Eaiher ihaf she didn't ~ Wis.
when there were ~ many. many stars.
a gsliry eut 90 tNe mofs need O. te
Iaade sach = flss about. and ! dont
either.
iut Father lusf gruanei. and shook
hls head. and threa ~ bis hands. and
ieekea 40 Tired And that's bil hs sald
That's an he Says lots ~ times. But
it, enough irs enough o. make sau
feei 81 smsil and mean and insgula-
cant a. u you were gust a i.itle green
warm crawling % rae ground pid
sou ever fcel Ike a green worm crAAl.
ins On the grouudf It's not a pleasant
feeiug AZ aiL
Well. Dow. about the name. or
course ibey had 70 begin 90 talk about
naming me pretty soon: aud Nurse
sald they did talk a lot nut they
couldn't settle H. Nurse said that thar
vas about the iirst tAing that shones
hoW iectoially utterly they were gong
q dlsagrve ahou, things
Mother wanted 10 call me Viola.
after her mother and Father wanted
m call me Abigail Jane after hts
mother; nel they wouldn't either one
give IN 10 ghe other Mother was sick
and nervous. aud cried lot those
days and She used 70 sob our that n
they Thought they were goiug 70 name
her darling little baby that awful Ahl.
gall Jane. they we're very much mis-
taken. thar she would never give her
consent 20 it-neser. Then Father
WOULD say IN his cold. stern way.
"Yery well. then. you needn't nut
neither shail ! give my consent 10 my
daughters being named that absurd
Viola. The chud Is a human being
not a fiddle Ia an orchestra"
And that's the way Il went, Nurse
said. until everybody WAS Just about
crazy. Then somebody suggested
"Mary." And Father said. very ueil.
they might call me Mary; ana Mother
said certainly. she would consent %
Mary. only she should pronounce Il
Marie. And 50 Il WIS settled. Father
called me Mary. and Mother called
me Marie. And right away every
body else began 10 call me Mary
Marie. Aad that's the way It's been
ever since.
OF course. when You stop 90 think
Of 4, rs sort of queer and funny
though naturally didn't thiak of &.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-16
If SKIN BREAKS
OUT AND ITCHES
APPLY SULPHUR

luti ne moment ,ou znnN Asnslsn-
SnlrAaf g. al itchiaz. lasnrs -
tfeksa nUi tAia ths ltshne si.sa "a
hrsl ~ tegias. t1l4 = nagld ,l.r -
Ga - sh.i fsipkaf ~ assfl... ras.ie
inio pheasant fiid cfsaat. s.scs ssth
= sa5A rslicl eYta ta hs4y sxsrma.
ihsi nashng has essr teun ioarA =,
take "a place
htssess g "a gsrm.teNreginr nrq.
esisA 8 qaaAis iubdess ne tshnie.
essit rs llrsisiiqu sad hs4ii ihe ssscua
tskh. 70 kaf'ng a tirar. imaaih Sin
- Fiat ot ugiy efuwNa. fA,h. a.r,.
rlss - Feuglaess
fou g. Hoi hsFS ~ NaA fof snnsove.
mont 4 guislii shows Aua can 20
htt'e lar u Row Ks Nca.s3. Selsaenr
Il 2ay drug stogc.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-16
RlcH AND POOR TREATED
ALIKE IN THIS COURT

New York. Dec 10 Mrs. Anna
Vanderbilt. widow d the elder W X.
Vanderbilt has been fined q in York.
vile court Tor allowing her dog = 30
unmuzzled. She vas one Of eleven
dog owens summoned 20 the cur,
yesterday. Her butler pleaded guilty
fsr hrs Vanderbilt aud raid the fine
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-16
EARLY MARRIAGE LOSES
KANSAS CITY BELIEVER
Womsa With Fou- Experiences
Concludes Maybe II Il
Better To
Vat

N.~as chn nss a s.ir mar
rAxs q Fnax eas a na greatest
sasfcrers rAs mfrrfiRs hafshss
riwss 80 saaags9 Nays -
h<iisg nos ts wst lsafsf 49,
Mri krt nsr.A. ~ass ta4r
mafued ,Asarsa vsdass fsfe ,hsY
wsfs ~ llsg aasbg u sFuasA ~
ths tet lhas Ualds ~Ao ~saasl
iAss Yssf shea a. s haus ~skIax
= diYercf sbd leba. 30 J. IA sst
msfued q = ia.rar-old "a Ia
alo suing ler slaunen
Il "a hart No~ a tas sAfiy
maulAge theorY " Milhasl saA
Rheda nar,bl whp ekpsa ahsu
Khn1a was lt "a my h.id t1ek
ne marriAss q Nobsrt. uos 81
viehatl narea ulabisr tut stone
mssau vbeas hams IL aiso bala -
IL Vin b. uald - thai~l saadtgs
has considered hla sh.lara n mas
faxatle sse whsn ihsy So lstt
iAsif 7tssns
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-16
CONSTIPATION IN
ELpgRLY PEOPLE

= am eighty years Old and have
been troubled with constipation.
Tried all kinds % physics hut 10Th
Ing helped. Foley cathsrtic Tablets
g. the only thing that gave M relief
They work without gripins and tone
up the aystcm" -. II. Holland.
Dvando. Montana. A Who'll some
physlc. Sold everywhere
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-16
fgJL PARDON ron
PRISON SYSTEM" AUTHOR

saem, orFon. Df, ~ Aetna
0osffnw ny " Rlipor has arani.
"a wll pardoa % Jua. D. wthb.
auihrr - The AmenCiu Prison
iytiem" ~ho was reodg,d 81 The
state prison August 8. lpii unAr
senttp of death ana shoe en-.
tfnce vas oommuied 90 ilfo I'm
prlonmsut b. fsrmor Gov N 4.
within fiss minutes ~ lhe tlm
Webb VAS 10 dr9p fftm ne sotiisld
webb We oenuciod - ,bs murder
~ william Johnsep Ia portana
which, according 70 plsoa otfleiaa
occurred durIng brawl lIs = 90
yfsr old.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-16
Oitnst IstillpIIO< Ol
iRiAsi ~ >nIfs

N4fhlnn'an nsf is ovtf sSh.
ferigiian - lhs fs'shilg san aassd
oomhinfa offIflaG = iroasarf oolss
aud otnlnestss W.. sesafsa inisr
a. lhr iFsasHff hsnn dlshnfs ment
~ tlll0a dpliam n rasmrtInn
~ Nlet Is notes cancellation ~
maturing fsftteliss n luasbisd
nsss snA sersn Interest paym'nts
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-16
ooueAs ANn eoLos n wInrtR

Indoor sfdentarv lie IN winter
has a direct bearing GA ihs prevail
ence OF coughs aud colds ks,p the
bowels active aud overcome c0nsu-
patton wih foiey Cath rte Tab'eis
Colds. coughs. Group. throat chest
and bronchial trouble qulck,s ~
hevsr With Folcga Honey and Tar.
Sold sYsrpNherc
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-16
oRsnpcHILp HAD
cRoupY couah

M grsndchlid could get no relief
whatever from . very bad cough.
writes peter Lands. Meys ydaie. Ps.,
until I gave him FoIey's Homer and
Tar Coughs. colds. Group, throat.
chest and bronchlai irrltitl0ns quick
y reilevsd with Foleyss Honey and
Tar. sold everywhere.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-16

q gdiN not - "A same home wth
her baby she said her haaaans
'eold q bar that shs would ugs
With him auf usrs
RiEbi sutrAafd ioln rsiufasA H.
the hpnh chapel end home Itr
banned hb wffn ria.tlses faf
trouble ihat .waused him irum his
lt.ycir.oid huae
= nps the rsa' n he shlldfen
all b. atksd 20 walk unil tbsy are
+ uiuo older opnes Mrs nach
aiisr NJ ra hAa ne unll sapsufuse
IN early man4sxs 81 aa .nalliatlon
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-16

Il Is estimated that there are ap-
proximstoly i.goopoo children with
speech defects in the United States
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-16

foerie eldest daugAitr ms u 4
eh,n "a yafs ad al ihs altar "a
ihs hcYe chapel shs hsa sevfi4l
ealdrsn and nAe reaii vho mauh 4
a it hss hera vffrf happy rhfll
srln1 have solp,ld 9Th Pride e.
ihffc a. ctsmfiss " N. fastsa Il
sarlf matnmoay
When Iaha. is sad nrlNhhs'
s'r " Iesr Ola vr married
op'die 70. said she ~as ga saoaEh
20 we'd too. and shs b.cams lhs
elio q Jsrrp illnff n.paf old
sloDcaasou
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-16
Need reel No Shame

Third whether America I'm Ru-
rope too soon. 81 not son noush
whether America should stand by
Europe NV cr isolate hewef az
cnoa and forever against olyra,
tion iwih any foreign powers
whether Amsrisa aholad Join a
ieaTuo or association n natlcas. or
cffsr any Guarantees whatsoever q
sny outside nason all these quf4+
lloua have been debated 10 this
country sonaisiently for four solid
years without decision And SOM
of the kecnesl Statesmen America
affords fought bed and died pall-
ticagy over ihesc very Issues
SO NJ foreigner. however brilliant
need feel any mouilcatisn bcciuse
With bare half-d zen speech ha
did not turn upside down nation.
alde beliefs ana prfladloea or fairly
long aunding
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-16

3 Ho wished 10 8 nNne, Amu.
leans ihht m sn Europe tf
foon atty the Armls',c ana q
arg them or thsr an sond aad
France good. and 'hs world sood.
70 e. something thru the isaEua
y Natapf OF ethlrsise h sass
civilization from catastrophe.
Thrv arc the thlnsa which. pn
marty sha sst OUT 90 DO a de
Hlsai naio checking un mrttors
on Ia rcHalu would ludleale
flri those who took TIE pasl.
ton That Frane has hccame nult.
ari 80 Insist a vas cenrueeau
who made her 40 sa b.s afsu
mspis nilsd utterly 20 cmtlar
'hess a. far those Who hold hat
Franc la merely ting IN solf De-.
f.hae. ury did not uoed 20 b.
& nvsrttd
= coad, Il seems slerady "a Ae
eepled fact 10 this coubtn amtna
wllsonlirs aud iodgcltis, u mo
efab ana Republicans pu-ltaguers
and insc ncaables alk,-,hat Pa
ropa T. en- tn veree ~ molher
disaster 50 Clcmenctau could on )
confirm this general belic'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-16
NE CNAvED EXCITEMENT
AN0 He COT IT
New York i6ysAr Old Boy who
Rsboed wonan Tortured Her
With n-sr.SHg Matches Nov
IN Pea ~ 10 Ysars

New Vera. nes - AIheFt Nregsr.
ts ~aaisd ssgiismsat Hs 80 "a
And 49, - wpst rar fsf Il. no
mast - staoug steitsg -as ssr ~
fesfs
iis psss sgsad that p@fled u uas
hshiai a. waih ~ Hins slas prsssa
hss anlY ! w.aA fssd sar usw
Whsn hs lsAyss pitscn. Il ;. s.fss
"a. fa.l ssatsure Asl ). . AaFataef
maa of -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-16
MISSION or TIGER TO
AMERICA, FAILURE
Washington Correspondent Ayers
That War Premssr of France
Charged No Thought
Here

Wash hesan, pse ~ oaassa ~
hla ewp standards - azrriv 1
toHr q Ccerf CA.,-ocsss Ia
msF premler e Ffapss i aa
urs
hayiug achieved he ef,atsa
sqecss o. otesm Il eng tore ~
ssiior q ihs gpl. 4 States snNs
Lafayette sh. possible -.
cspton = Ma sAal Foeh tha da.
tinsalsAtd FraeAmsa wlu rs,ura
toue without haNag sceoa plishol
vhAi b. came % Do
MuitltUaes Met Him
a one q the worlds efAad cla
nen. a. nguw atsaasa Z, loem
'arse 10 hlstaDs as psrlonass
sfestir esteemed % Amaf'clas. -
a tshtir sad hsno ef he ~af. i
e'ffsoifyinl race tor witch fsAa
iu thla country htsc alwata haa =
= aAuesu Clemtnesau ~aa svsrY
shsre srs ted ~ adnnrus malu
ta8ss
hni Bis coming bas not changed
Aasricas st,liads toward Hursps
one lola
eismenccaa Nd hfes princlpAt
hisris in miua ~hsn ~ ,st ouf
~ the United states
! Ne hoped . prove 20 Amer
cans that France ia NJ miatirls,lo
bar. deserted by her linss. =
msf acllas IN sir d,fsuee
? We eishfa = inform Amerl.
sAns thsl Europe la on che huuk
.ef another war. more t,rrhe thaa
he last.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-16

'i ddnt seed uaueY ss ga q
,afrsaf Hasat uut / Akst striis
msnt SCI lhst say samstlmso
iheY let Hs aai ia foaf es a.. ,ssrs
gu 40 straiAht ! yua ksep ne ia 40
% feafs lm selns - slssl sns
eserYihlns slss
Yes. lf az Alna a spsmslsn ~auli
ns me- aa assiv uliat sss sp.ls "a
uodsfao Ii I ace moss spslia hsr-
10 Jan aHd iamp up sna da~a uii
thel fe Nfef
hfuNef a. 4 aiaT Nlns sasslat ~il
BE- uae q "a ~hu ate aaasr II
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-16
Nst ssf. A. Lss.

jadss part } llomphrsf ngaothn.
save Foae3 kfnAa- ths mYeaF snn.
lsaes after isfr haa aisidsa shs laa
had assa splllF < robtlnga ~amao p
heT apafsmsal sed iottsfins ssf sis
lighted msfehss
To sems nesple = ns nlh IL a
- Ftra aa nfsiims gas na.s 81
hla oshsu nsrvr auxAt II hsvs
their ffesaaw toa are a ~. ssssl
class Nehoays homs /. at. we.s
ina Ar at arse
hvHsF assflts fssana u snss
reaching bask 30 Ne ufils ~ d.
8. iass Id
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-05
LELAND

Mrs H. A. Thompson was an Au.
rora shopper Saturday.
Mrs. c. L. Robinson spent the week
end with her sister, in Chicago
Mrs. Myrtle Breeding was a Sand
which visitor Saturday
Mrs. Thor Thorsen was a Chicago
shopper Friday.
Mrs. Henry Won Ohlen left Mon
day for Newman, ILL.,, where she was
called on account of the death of her
father, Henry widows.
G. d. Thornton, Of De Kab, spent
Sunday with his father
Maj w. Z. Chapman received notice
Wednesday to report at the 9th Army
Headquarters in Chicago for a two
weeks course of instruction.
Miss Ruby Hanson spent Monday
at Aurora.
Mrs j. B. Thorsen was an Aurora
shopper Monday.
Miss Gertrude Fossand was a Sand.
witch caller Tuesday.
Agent Stroud spent Sunday with his
family at Oregon.
II. r. Thompson made a business
trip to Ottawa Monday.
Mesdames Ridley and Keller of
Earlyille, spent Tuesday with friends
The Epiphany Guild was entertained
on Wednesday by the Mesdames La.
yina Grover and w. e. Chapman
Mesdames Marie Jacobson and
Hilda Thorsen were Sandwich shop
pers Tuesday.
Jesse Anderson made a business
trip TO Chicago Monday
Mrs, Christ Moland spent Tuesday
with her sister, Mrs. Alice Hoffman, at
Morris, ILL.,
II. w Wesson made business trip
to Chicago Tuesday.
Attorney and Mrs. A. A. Clapsaddle
were Ottawa callers Monday
c. 0. Thompson made business
trip to Chicago Tuesday.
Jake Goodman spent Thursday with
his family in Chicago.
Harry Julian spent a few days last
week with relatives in Chicago.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-05
The First and Seventh Day.

The fourth commandment Of the
Jewish law distinctly commands TINT
the seventh day OF the week shall be
p day OF rest ON which M worl: oG any
Kind slmll ho done, The early Chris
tIWs observed the seventh day for a
long time, because it was the law of
the mri The fact that Jesus arose
from the dead on IN" first day of the
"n,N lnd them to meet again on that
luN uud 20 gradually became custom
for ,hnm 60 meet on the first day OF
tho week fer Christian fellowship.