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Arizona republican., 1922-03-23
CHI sox GATHER HoLpours

CHICAGO, March 22-The week
end may see the last of the Chicago
American leagues holdouts signed up.
Word from the White Sox training
camp at Seguin. Tex. today. said
Dick Kerr, diminutive pitcher. the
last recalcitrant member who has
been holding out for more salary. no.
titled Manager Gleason that he will
be in Austin. Texas, Friday for a
conference. Kerr said he was con-
fident that an agreement would be
reached.
Douglas McWeeney was the first
member of the Sox pitching staff to
be sent the entire route this after
noon. He permitted only three hits
and struck out nine men i'm a game
with Seguin players yesterday, which
he won, to 1.
Johnny Evers, the veteran assist
ant to Manager Gleason, played sec
ond base for the White Sox after the
fifth inning.
Word from the Chicago Nationals
training camp at Catalina Island, Cal
said that the work Of Catcher Hart
nett. the recruit backstop, is being
the talk Of the camp.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-23
GREB OUTGANED.
TOMMY GIBBONS.
IN GARDEN BOUT.
BY Harry ereb

(Conqueror of Tommy Gibbons)
Prior to my bout with Gibbons lot
Of fight experts said that | didn't
relish body punching.
A number of them who doped Glib
bons to win by a knockout claimed
that Gibbons would wear me down by
stomach punching when in close and
jaw that would end the bout.
Other critics said that Gibbons
would out-game me. That was a big
laugh with me. Regardless Of what
kind of fighter / am, l know that /
have courage.
As matter of fact know that |
am gamer than Gibbons. In other
wopds, feel that outgamed Gibbons
in our last bout.
To bear out such a. statement one
needs only to read the account of the
Ilgnt: ] conceded height and weight
10 Gibbons, yet throughout the bout
/ carried the fight to him.
Gibbons was never aggressive He
seldom led. If ] had not been aggres-
sive there wouldn't have been much
OF a fight
This talk that Gibbons would out
game me is still a sore spot with me.
have never yet showed bit Of vel
low, which is more than can be said
OF great many of the fighters / have
met
Other critics said that Greb can't
take II, which is a saying in fight
circles that applies to fighters who
can't stand gruelling punishment.
Gibbons has been credited with
having knockout punch. / took the
best that his right hand could de-
liver and shook it off.
In addition the much talked about
infighting in which Gibbons was sup
posed to excel also failed to pan out.
! feel that I inflicted most Of the
damage that was done at close quar-
ters.
think that my Gibbons bout
should silence for all time the opinion
Of some Of the critics that / couldn't
take it.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-23
SpdtFlaslles
SoutllernCdlllp
PIRATE YANNIGANS WIN

PITTSBURG, March 22-The Nor
rison Brothers staged feud on the
mound at Hot Springs, Ark, yester-
day when the Pittsburg National
Yannigans walloped the regulars, IA
to 5. thereby evening the series. The
brothers batted evenly until the sixth
when Phil weakened. having been
left in the box by mistake through
Manager Gibson being informed the
inning was the fifth. John retired
at the end of the fifth.
Whitley Glazner got into action for
the first time. He took his twirling
easily. Clyde Barnhart again livened
the fray by clicking off five hits in
as many times at bat He tailed
home run. triple and three singles.
Other home run getters were Cotton
Tierney and Walter Mueller, Joplin
recruit outfielders.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-23
lands looks ,EM ovER

ST. LOUIS, March 22-Judge Lam
dis, baseball commissioner. was with
the st. Louis Americans at Mobile.
Ala, again today before departing for
the New York Americans camp at
New Orleans. Judge Lands, who is
touring the training camps of the ma
Jor league teams. yesterday saw the
Browns defeat the Springhill college
team of Mobile. Is to s.
The st. Louis Nationals TODAY en-
sage the Beaumont. Texas, league
team in an exhibition game at Beau
mont. All of the regulars except
Johnny Lavan, shortstop, and Catch
er Ainsmith who are i'll with influ-
enza. made the trip.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-23
Golf Association
Approves Dates For
Three Tournaments

CHICAGO, March 22.- Secretary
Hairless of the Western Golf associa-
ton today ANNOUNCED that the dates
selected for the three championships
this summer had been formally APP
proved as follows:
Amlateu championship: Hill
crest Country club, Kansas City, June
&c to July /, inclusive.
Open championship: Oakland Hills
Country club, Detroit. August 1925.
Junior amateur championship:
Olympia Fields Country club. Chi
cago, August pa.
This announcement makes official
the dates and places reported here
tofore at various times.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-23

With runner on first, the batsman
hits ground ball to the second base
man. The ball bounds out Of the Sec
ond baseman's glove and strikes the
runner, who IS travelling at full speed.
The ball is deflected into the outfieId,
and the runner on first goes to third
and the batsman reaches second on
the play. Have the runners such a
right or is the runner who DETECTED
the ball into the outfieId out for so
doing?
After the fielder had a chance to
make play on the ball and mussed
it up, no attention is paid to the fact
that it hit the runner. The ball was
in play. If in the opinion of the UNI
pire the runner did not purposely in
terfere with the ball. the runners
have a perfect right to advance at
their peril and were entitled to 20 to
second and third as happened.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-23
REDS END TRAINING

CINCINNATI. March ga stiff
workout and a game with the Fort
Worth team today marked the close
OF training activities for the Cincin-
natl National leaguers at Mineral
Wells. Texas.
Tomorrow the team will start north
with three catchers. nine pitchers.
seven infielders and seven outfielders.
it was stated in dispatches received
here.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-23
sEvEN INDIAN INElELpERs

CLEVELAND. March 22-Seven in
fielders will be carried by the Cleve-
land Indians this season, according
to advices received here from Dali
las. Manager Speaker will work re-
cruit pitchers in the contests with
Kansas City today and tomorrow.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-23
TIcER TRAINERIN CHARGE

DETROIT. March 22-Dan HowIey,
trainer of the Detroit Americans, has
taken temporary charge of the team,
which is touring South Carolina with
the Rochester Internationals. Man
ager Cobb was left behind at Green
vile with an attack of tonsilitis. He
is expected to join the club in day
or two.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-23
Golf

greatly strengthened by the addition
Of a new battery In Cullum and
Wheeler The rest of the line-up will
remain unchanged.
Manager Haldirnan of the White
Sox has not announced his lineup
for the Sunday game, but will pick
his team after Fridays practice.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-23
Tigers And White
Sox Will Play At
Eastlake Sunday

The Tigers and White Sox will
cross bats at Eastlake park Sunday
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock according
to announcement last night by Cap
tain Scott of the Tigers.
Scott says the Tiger line-up will be
Arizona republican., 1922-03-23

A film OF ice formed on arm OF
San Francisco Bay during a recenA
snap. Irrigation bitches froze over'
and snow flurries occurred near Los
Angeles.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-10-07

sunday AZ the David Finley home,
Mrs Geo, Monoit Mrs Nelson and
son Neilford. spent Tuesday after
noon IN Daytons
The Misses laura and Genevleve
OCounor and Miss Rose Aubrey
were Ottawa callers Wednesday af
ternOon.
Mrs. John Small returned home
saturday after visit with her par.
ents, MIR, aud Mrs Sam LAWS of
q mir.
Mr. and Mrs, Waiter Kllnfcltcr and
Charles Dana were La Sale shoppers
Tuesday afternoon
Mr. and Mrs Clayton Chaplin are
he PARENTS OF baby girl born Tues
Gu5. SeHtembcr &c,
Mrs juicy Bennett spent q lex days
lad week with her daughter, Mrs.
npgd Finley,
Miss Eva James ana Mr. aud Mrs.
David Edgec1inb we're IA sale shop
p,rs Wednesday afternoon.
Miss May Handlett Mrs. Ernest
Kia.ar, Mrs Geo Non0it and Mrs
Albert GAMER attended Home Fur
eau meeting az the hone ot MIS-.
Julian Chalus Thursday afternoon
Mis- Warner WhpDle Mrs A. J.
Wylic and Mrs Charlotte Whippie
Of la SaRe attended Bridge party
ai JNc Deer rPark Country club Fri
Gay uteynoon.
Mr.. and MRS Ernest johnson aud
Henry Johnson motored to hewanee
Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Gone lIartshora, Mr.
and Mrs Wiilord lllrtshorn, MI and
Mrs. Herbert Hartshoru and Ms and
Mrs kranh Johnson spent Thursday
evening with Mr. and Mrs Robert
Precision.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Chams and family
and Mr. aud Mrs. Geo Monoit aud
family attended the show IN Triumph
Friday ui2M
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Hess and
daughter Viola were La Sale shop
pcrs Friday afternoon.
Arthur Homes ypont Sunday with
Andrew Finley.
Mr. G. $, Jones called at the Henry
Dasis nome Snuday afternoon.
Mr. +. r johnson went TO Chicago
Friday, where he purchased a carload
OF cattle ..
Mr. John Wylie and Mir win Wylie
attended the funeral OF their cousin,
James Cmrie in Milwaukee, Thurs
day.
Mrs Caroline Finley and Mr. and
Mrs. Nelson Finley were Ottawa
shoppers Wednesday
Mrs. John Freebain returned home
Sunday after having spent the past
week at ST. Marys hospital.
Many from here attended the show
in Triumph during the past week.
Little Florence FdgecomD, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Willie Edgecomb,
was the winer in the diamond ring
contest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Houston, Mr.. and
Mrs. Reed, Miss Josephine Whipple
aud Air. Fairfield OF Chicago. Mrs.
Charlotte Whinple and Mr. Bert Fair
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-10-07

AZ D. M; Y. p, l., meeting at 6.15.
sreat salvation meeting at 7.a0.
Meeting Monday. Wednesday and
thursday nights at .7:15,s All vel.
come good music and singing.
Madison stree. Evangelical church
heV' Howard a. Kramer, pastor, 6i9
illinois avenue, $3.50, Sunday school;
August Ledrich, superintendent:
.o'S0' preaching service; GAS young
peoples meeting: 1880, evening ser.
mon; the morning service will be
German on the second and fourth
sundays OF each month. Everybody
welcome,
Christ Church, rev. q. w. Farra:
rector Sunday school ut 0.ii o. M,
hiSht Rev, $. VI. GrisWold. culrrag n
bishop a. the diocese CT Chicago, wlll
conduct the services at 7.i5 D. 10. Tac
public ia cordially invited 70 attend
tllis SERVICE, The chcir viii be aux,
Inentcd fer this occasion,
First Church Of Christ, Scientist
ll6 West Lafayette street. Sunday
school ats;30 Morning service al 10 10
o'clock. Topic. 'Apa Sin, Disease
and Death ReD?n Testimonial meet.
Ing WeGht idhy ottuns Il q O'clocg.
The public Is cordially invited To 1t
tend these meetinFs The roadiua
room is open every a5iernuon cXcep,
Sunday from until 6.
Illinois Avenue Evangelical church
corner Illinois avenue and Leland
street. Sunday school ut $50 o'ciocd
Preaching services 1T 10 - a. M. Key
stone League ct Christian Eudeay or
at ESQ p. m. Evening preaching at
1870 O'Clock. Prayer meeting Mudnos.
day night at 80 o'eloct. Seats are
free and everybody l. welcome.
First Methodist Episcopal church,
Hiram +. Lawler pastor Sunday
schc1l at 9:4j 4, m Warren Glad
ieltCr, superintendent Morning w0r.
ship at l0;i5 o'cluck, Sermon by
Rev. c. A. Briggs, former pastor. ~.
worth League services Sunday even.
ing
First Congregational church. cor.
ner OF Columbus and Jackon streets
William s. Whtsitt, minister. 900 Paul
street John G, Schumacher. super.
intendent church schoul Miss Elsie
Hodgson superintendent Junior Chris.
tian Endeayur Mrs. Arnold h. VIII
son, organist Mrs. George T. Fisher,
soloist. Church school at 9:45 a. m.
Efficient teachers, graded lessons
classes for all. Morning worship q.
1915 O'Clock. Subject. The Royal
Christ" Junior Christian Endeayor at
80 p. m, Double Sopranos
Mrs. George T. Fisher, Mrs. Roy
Shaokelton; alt es, Mrs Bertha
Broekwpy, Mrs. EIelo.5 Mufdock; ten.
Crs, w. r. Howard. win Johnson
basscs, Or, n. A. Guthrie, Roy Shaekel
ton. Junior Christian i9ndeayor At
800 p. m.
Presbyterian church, Rev. J. f.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-10-07

field of La Sale. Mr., aud Mrs A. j
Wylic, Miss Eva Jones and Mr.. and
Mrs. Il, w ones spent saturday even
ing with Mr. and Mrs Warner Whip.
pic.
The Food sale held in Utica Satur'
day. was great success, $40 being
the clean proceeds.
Mrs. Charles Iarcnhach and Miss
Lucy Finley were IN Utica Wednes-
day afternoon.
Many attended the installation of
Pew Frost ~ the church Tuesday
night There were visiting ministers
present from Osweso, Pontiac. Troy
Grove and Mendoza lee cream and
cake WAS served, after the services.
The church was beautifully decorated
with flowers,
MI ana Mrs. Geo Monoit and fam
iiv. Mr. and Mrs. 4 =. Pruess and
family OF Utica and Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. Goodman and family Of IA Sale
spent Sunday at George Monoit's
Mr. and Mrs Ernest Kinzer and
Mrs. George Monoit were La Sale
Shoppers Saturday.
Mrs. Case Of Utica called on Mrs.
john F'reebairn at st. Marys hospi-
tai "Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Eva Jones and MIR. Milton
MCIauSland were dinner guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. X. w Jones Sunday.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-10-07
WAL1ElAM

Mrs, Tom Stevenson spent from
Wednesday until. ishmrdly With
friends in Dwight
Howard Brown TOOK dinner with
incoln Frost Sunday.
Mr.. Wili 4. Wilson OF Goodiand,
Ind spent few days last week at
The Tom Anderson home
Mr.. Wm and Bruce Wilson and
sister, MISS Lilly and Mrs Nellie tun.
stable OF Goodland, Ind were susets
at the John Brown home last week.
Mr. Frank Johnson spent Wednes.
day aud Thursday in Chicago pur,
.hasinp a ear load OF cattle.
Mr.. and Mrs, Leslie Edgecomb and
,amily spent Sunday at Ernest KIM
lis.
Miss Margaset Schreb Of Ottawa,
spent the weekend with Mrs. VIII
Wylie.
The Misses L.anra and Goneyioye
Jtonnor spent Friday night with the
Misses Nesta and ,3abe .Edgecomb.
The girls attended the show in
Triumph ana the dance IN Troy Grove
Many from Waltham attended the
unerAl ul Mrs r 4, Ford in Prairie
enter, Thursday morning.
Mrs. Katie Stevenson moved to La
sale Monday for the winter Miss
catherine Stevenson Is working
here.
J. 5. Edgecomb Of Ottawa spent
louday in Naltham
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hunter. Mrs
.eo Fitzgerald and daughter, Leona,
ernUOn.
MIR. and Mrs. George Sion and fam
w and Mr.. and Mrs George Monoit
ma family attended the Peoria fair
ionday.
Ben Edgecomb was an Ottawa bust.
,ess caller Monday,
Fam Krioscr had his tonsils remOv
d at the Ottawa hos 1ital Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Sion and Pearl
we're Ottawa shoppers Saturday
Norma Sargent and Howard Carey
allied in Ottawa Tuesday.
Mr.. VIM Edgecomb Sr. and Mr..
Ben Edgecomb spent Monday and
uesday with relatives In EmminR
on and Morris
Mrs. \. T. Pruess and son Walter
pent Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.
gorge Sion.
Willie Schomas was a caller in OF,
ava Saturday.
Miss Alma Edgecomb spent few
avs last week in OTTAWA with her
rand parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. S.
,dgecomb.
Mir. and Mrs Lee COgsdad and fam
~ spent Sunday at Clayton Chapins.
The missionary Society will meet
4 the church parlors Thursday after
Don at two o'clock.
MIR. ard Mrs Charles Finley spent
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-10-07

The ladies of the First Methodist
church held a very interesting meet
ing yesterday at the church. Sixty
guests attended the luncheon which
was served at noon. Mrs. f. DOlder
David Arentzen, Mrs. Horace Mills
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-10-07
PASTORS OF ROCK.
RIVER CONFERENCE.
TO BATTLE V0L-|vA.
VOTE AT PRINCETON MEETING
TO WAGE WAR ON ZION CITY
ovERsEER, WHO TRIED TO
DRIVE OUT M. z. PREACHERS.

Princeton, H., Oct. 7-Announee
ment by President Charles VI Stuart
OF the Garrett biblical institute OF
Evanston. before the Rock River con
ference Friday. that ground viii BE-
broken at the end OF this month FOL
work on the Institutes new admins
tratlon building was greeted with on
thnsiasm by the ministers
Dr. Stuart stated that $500,do0 will
besfexpended for the administration
building. which win include tenn
porary chapel and library. This viii
form the first link with the present
dormhory buildings, which, when
the entire structure is completed,
win represent an investment of 81
$4,000.
Rev. Y. j. Thompson urged the lay
men TO take up the fight against Vol
va for religious freedom in Zion city.
Dean HoIgate. of Northwestern uni
versity, presented motion, which
was adopted, 10 raise a commission
of laymen to take up the battle with
Voliva.
Bishop Theodore Henderson. OF De-
troll, told the conference tonight that
no greater calamity could come to
the church than failure to complete
the raising of the Sl05000,O0O cen
tenary fund for missions.
r. Scott Mcbride, Illinois superin'
tendent of the 0nti-saloon league, told
the morning session that state Off
eials must be held to account in the
enforcement of the eighteenth amend
ment He stated that if the principle
behind the agitation for a refendum
on light wines and beer should sue
ceed it would break down the Con
stitution.
Bishop Nicholson was urged in
resolution adopted by the conference
to request the Methodist Nationa
Board of Temperance to appropriate
s25, 900 for campaign OF education
and to aid honest men in law enforce
fnent.
TIE Rev Elmer Williams told the
preachers that $4,000 gallons of wfis
ky had been sold by Chicago hotel
and that an Illinois official had made
$4,000 by releasing from bond 100
barrels of whisky.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-10-07
kS{lQ'iip4y|

! A delightful time was had at tlC
| meet g Of the Ladic' Aid society OF
the NJ. f. church he'd yesterday in the
Llrlcrs CT the church. Fify.Gye
guests were In attendance, and follow.
Ing the meeting, held AT II o'clock, II
luncheon was arvod % watch the gen.
ItlCmea were invited. At 2 O'Clock the
missionary meeting was held Mrs r.
Doldcr wSs chairman, and was assist.
"a by Mrs r. Bradley Mrs. Horace
! Mills and Mrs. Arentzen.
| 1. : +
Mrs, a. j. Decor entertained at q
/ tea from 4 10 yesterday afternoon
M her home on East Chapel street
complimentary to hcr auhts Misses
Margaret and Julia Ryan of Had Axe
Aich. who are guests ct the O'GoHrl
home.
= !. I.
The World Wide guild Of the Rup
list church met az the church last
evening, and az csc were served O.
chicken aud Waille sgppor. twenty
"a, rs were in attendance, ana fol
lowing the supper business meeting
was held Miss He,ea Lansing Wa.
chairman.
The employees OF Sanders Brothers
factory enjoyed wenie roast las,
evening On the Elmer Hin farm. iiy
miles south Of town The guests left
town at e o'clock and Eve automobile
carried them T. their destination IN,
evening Was spent III games sirgiui
ana roasting weihcs and magshmal
lows.
Z > !.
Thirty members were pres ent ~
the meeting held yesterday by th'
CCnyre saticHal ladies nj the church
The forenoon was spent in srNino
and at 1878 "a Luncheon was SERVED
which the gontlemca atteudcd a
l2.2J missionary meeting was held
Mrs. Jo5eph Gay and Mrs T. z. Mer
eor read papers At the meeting
:! : !.
Thursday, Oct ~, Columbus day
will be an important one at the mard
gras which will be held in Armory {
next week. At . o'clock in the after
noon there will be a card party
| Bridge. five hundred ana euchre vii
be played. Every lady in tn com
munity is iayitod to attend. Cooket
food win be on sale during the after
noon.
g 9
! Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Rabbit a3e
son jerome returned home THURSDAY
after visiting Myra Belnke at Milwau
| kea. Wis. Returning to Hartford City
Ind. they brought Mrs. Joseph Flynn
TO OTTAWA to spend few days. The
| trip of ], 800 miles was made by auto
!. !. !.
The ladies of the First Methodist
church held a very interesting meet
ing Yesterday at the church. Sixty
guests attended the luncheon which
was served at noon. Mrs. f. Dolder
David Arentzen, Mrs. Horace Mills
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-10-07

Mr.. and Mrs Jerome Rabbit aat
son jerome returned home Thursday
after visiting Myra Behnke at Milwau
kee. Wis. Returning to Hartford City
Ind. they brought Mrs. Joseph Flynl
to Ottawa to spend few days. The
trip Of / 800 miles was made by auto
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-10-07

and Mrs, J. r, Bradley acted as
hostesses A lad es aid meeting was
held in the morning Mrs. q, D. Ol-
son, the retiring treasurer gave a
very interesting report showing the
organization was in good financial
condition. In the afteH1on very
profitable missionary meeting was
held under the direction of the new
president, Mrs. A. NJ, kile The next
meet ng of the ladies' Of the church
will be held Nov. 3, Mrs. Ota Thrush
will be hostess.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-10-07
News of the
Churches

st, Francis Catholic church, Rev
Casimir Miller pastor. Masses at )
and 10 a. M
Swedish Methodist Episcopal
church. Prairie street, North Ottawa.
Sunday school az a. M
st patrjcks Catholic church, Rev,
Father IacRett, pastor, Low mass at
s q. m and high mass at $3.50 a, m.
ST CaumhA church, Dean Thomas
T., Madden, rector Sunday services at
1 3, H. = a. m. tvhildrcn'a maae), . q,
IN. and nigh mass ut ~ a. III.
Trinity Lutheran charch, Rev, q,
A. MoHyodt, ~ u, pastor sunday
schoul at $40 English service at
10 40 n. m.
Zion Evangelical Lutheran church,
622 West Jefferson ltreet Rev, IL.
II Hartman, pastor Hnsliah 'erY.
icCa 1T II u. m, German aervicea at
lJ.a. ul SUNDAY acho.l at 9.i} q. N.
Epworth Methodist Episcopal
church Rev. Iinam r. LAWYER. pas
tor Sunday school at 9:30 II. m; /"
G.. Brand, superintendent; special
services at p IN.
The Salvation Army. Sunday school
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-10-07
FOR OVER 40 YEARS

HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE has
been used successfully in the treatment
Of Catarrh.
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE con-
sists Of an Ointment which Quickly
Relieves by local application. and the
Internal Medicine, a Tonic. which acts
through the Blood on the Mucous Sur
faces, thus reducing the inflammation.
Sold by all druggists.
F. J. Cheney G. Co, Toledo, Ohio.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-10-07

Alaska has ten legal holidays-.New
Year'ssday, Lincoln's birthday, Wash
pngten's birthday. Decoration day In
dependence day. Labor day, Alas
Ia daS tSovpmber). Thanksgiving
Christians and general election every
two YEARS in November
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-10-07
Some Ancient DYES

The process Of mordanting- fixing
dyes IN textiles hy metallic salls--was
diHcoN cred 1850 years ago. One Of
tn earliest dyes WAS kermes, scarlet
worm known later as yermicull which
nnme survives IN yermilldn
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-10-07

Vonckx, minister, Sunday school al
9:45 a. m Glasses for all ages, Morn
ing worship ut 10 ~ o'clock, Young
peoples meeting at 6i45 y, m, Even.
ing services at 1880 o'clock. Sermon,
THE Road to the Greatest SuccessSs
First Baptist Church, Jefferson ana
Columbus streets, George G. Fetter,
minister. GAS Sunday school, Ches.
ter Olson, superintendent Morning
worship at l0;4j o'clock. Young
uoople meeting at G;46 a m, Even,
Ing services az 7,a0 o'clCek.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-10-07
Electricity Fails as Fertilizer.

! Recent scientific tests have failed TO
show fiat electricity makes seeds
eprout f1y faster.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-10-07
Lester :. -ocrr, Attorney at Law

No I ~ -.
estate Of Lawrence L, Seaman, De-
ceased
Notice Is hereby eivon that the un,
dOSigned F.xeoutris rf the jet win
and Testament Of Lawrence h. Scan.
Ian, late Of the County ~ La Salle
and state OF Illinois, deceased, win
appear before the Probate Court OF
said county, on tn first Monday
tbeing the ith day. OF December,
1922, at the Probate Court Room, In
Ottawa, In said COUNT, when ana
where all persons having claims or
demands against said estate are mott.
fled % attend and present the same in
writing FOR adjustment.
Dated the 9TH day Of October, A. ID.
1922
HANNAH SEAMAN, Executrix.