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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1922-06-02
oD,1 ~ Louis Joss.h v.ncs
Continued Frpm Our Last Issuc)


III XXI
Amazing to learn, upon authority
a. sounds as that OF the clock In the
hotel lobby. that the age of the eve
ming was still somewhat short OF
nine preposterous to credit that
lapse OF time so little could have
wrought the Transformation of LIES
kindly countenance at close OF day
to Its present cast. so bleak. forbid
ding, and implacable
Lucinda slipped into her sitting
switchbox near the, door, and In an
abrupt blaze Of illumination stood,
startled beyonc speech, face to face
within Nelly Marquis.
One Of Nelly's hands was planted
fiat against the wall; the other, n
begrimed fist, was fumbling at her
mouth. Those eyes whose haunted
beauty had first laid claim to ones
humanity were now black pools of
pathos In a face whose chalkiness
was runneled by tears.
Lucinda started back to the door
but the woman plunged down to
grovel at her feet.
ooh, Mrs. BRUCE! I'm all right
now, I am, swear l am! Forgive
me, and for Gods sake don't turn
me out, don't call the police Did
hurt him bad?"
Desperately" Lucinda replied
whether he'll live or not we don't
know yet"
You left him that way! o, my
God"
Are you reproaching me?" Lu-
cinda .retorted in amazement-"as II
1t had been 1 who shot your hus-
band!"
my husband.' Nelly shriled.
Its yours I'm talking about, it's
Mr.. bruce. It's not knowing how
bad 1 hurt him that's driving me
crazy didn' t hardly know
who he was while we were fighting
-" =" She drove her knuckles
against her mouth.
Lynn got what, was coming to him.
Lynn never treated any woman so
mean. and l guess 1t was right his
punishment should come from me. 1
amt a bit sorry, hope he dies
Do you--do you think he will?"
To the implicit hope that gave
Wanted impenitence the lie. Lucinda
returned, in low tone and against
her wish, the one word, Probably
="
II don't care" Nelly walled. at
was Mr.. bruce I came here to find
out about Please tell me how bad
he's hurt?"
mot much-a flesh wound in the
arm
Thank God it wasn't worse. I'd
never have forgiven myself, never
="
Are you in love with him, them"
Lucinda demanded inexorably. us
Bell in love with your"
+ With a hysterical note in the
laugh that scorned this notion, mo,
no." Nelly cried. HE isn't that
sort I don't know what the trouble
was between you two, but it wasn't
another woman. Mr.. bruce never
as much as held my hand" /
Lucinda stood pitiful contemplat- !,
Ing the creature who huddle in the
chair, shivering, whimpering a little,
gnawing her knuckles with the
Aazed eyes of an animal hunted to
its last gasp. A murderess by in
tention, whom the. word of any mo-
ment might prove a murderess in
fact -
Incomprehensible the alchemy Of
the human heart! Lucinda was max
INK up her mind to help a sinner cir
cumvent the justice of the social
order
The telephone sounded a peremp- |
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1922-06-02

In every 1000 people in the world
there are sos with dark brown hair.
$50 with light brown, 81 with f1axon,
50 with black and % with red hair.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1922-06-02

Continued In Our Next Issue)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-30
HOTEL PALACE

II hotel ideal para hombreH de ne
|cios turistas de- experiencia.
Habitaci6n con bafi0 para / per-
ina. desde $50.
Habitaci6n con bafio para 2 per-
|nes, dcsde $500.
Restaurant. Table d'hote. Almuer-
St.25. Comida $3.50 y a la carta
Nccios modicos.
'CUANDO v5SzTE SAN JUAN
AGA TEL PALACE SU RESI-
ENCIA.
Plan EurOpeO. capaeidad para $50
lsejeros
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-30
GRAN FUNCTION EsTA NoCHE
EN- Ell TIRES BANDERAs

Esta noche mafana, Sc exhibira en-
IA pantalla del cine "Tres Banderas
la pelicula Matthias Sandorf, basada en-
la obra que hizo notable al famcso no.
velistas frances Julio Verne. Esta. pc
hcula es una de las joyas mas precia-
das del cinemat6grafo nloderno. Ell pu-
blico de San Juan tendra hoy y mana
ma Ia oportmidad de ver por Ultima vez
esta colossal pelicula, que ha llamado la
atenci6n de las personas cultas de nues
ira sociedad.
Nuestro buen amigo don Miguel Por-
tell, en- obsequno sus numerOsos favo-
reeedOres, proyectara esta pelicula a pre-
clos corrientes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-30
DEPORTIVAS

Ell DEsAFIo DE CAGUAS GANADo
FOR LA GENTE DEL HUMo' -
CHECHoN, Ell MUCHACHo DE LA
goLA SUBMARINE CoNTIENE
Ell AvANcE DE LOS DE ROGUE
A 'MoLER vIDRIo's, DECIA Ell
''CoJo', VIDoT
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-30
VIA LIBRE!!

va no tendra usted necesidad
de detener su auto hasta que
escainpe para evitar Ell peligro
de un accidente. Con un AUTO
MATlC WINDSHIELD CLEANER
ell para-brisa de su auto no Sc
empahara por fuerte cue sea la
Huvia. Este es un accesorio de
precio nnodico pero Sc puede de-
cir que de tanta utiIidad como ell
freno de emergencia.
SANCHEZ MORALES & co. INC.
Tia Casa Que Vende Lo Mejor.)
SAN JUAN PONCE MAYACUEZ
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-30
CASA PARA FAM1LIAs

Tengo ell gusto de participate a mi
clientela y buenos amigos, quo desde
Ell 10. de Mayo. queda alberta de nuevo
mi casa en- e6 w. 50 st. Entire Colum-
bus Central Park. Estaciones del
Subway Elsvado SO st. Habitaciones
con sin bafio. Todas las mejoras mo-
dernas Precios m6dicos. Telefono
SCHUYLER OO6s. Vicente Sa4jurJo, Pro-
pietariO. Advt,
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COMMERCIAL

Ha sido disuolta en- Mayagiiez la
sociedad cue venia girando con la de-
nomination "Luis suau", constituyen-
dose otra en- su lugar con la ras6n de
''Luis Suau Co.
Son socios gestores de la naeva fir
va, Luis vilena velez y Luis suau
HERNANDEZ.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-30
PREsR1TERIANo sANruRcE

Sc necesitan alumnas para formar
rms nueva clase Ell primero dc julie. Re
QLisitos: ser de raza blanca, haber ter
minado 81 primer afio de Alta Escuela,
rcseer buena salud fisica moral. Pi-
da blanco de solicitud HOY MIsMo
Girijiendose la Srta. Rosa A. COMA
leg, R. NJ, Apartado S67. san Juan,
Puerto Rice. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-30
|JNA DIsPOsIcI0a PLAcESrERA"

Asi duo el ioven al eIigir 81 esposs
iat hsio porque hasia una mujcr bonita
sdc haceF IA vida miserable. ST Sc sente
Inpre ralhumorada. doiicnfe, enferma Y
|sgvadable Buena sa'ud siempre pro
,e una disposition placen,cra. 81 I'd.
Re De enieimedades pceuliares de las
3efes. Naeea Salad Dc ReHo le devol-
! sus furrzas y buena saiud. Este re-
Go d aliyio rapido a los dcs6rdenes de
muieres. reguiariza IA nenssruaci6n,
uerza 81 nsiema nervoso y pone a Ia
jer o nina doIiense en- pcrfecta salad.
Ihcando los 6rganos de manera que estos
ieionen Sin dldeuliades, ..Nuepc Sahd
ksEq "a salad > acci5n natural al siste-
e Compre una boieila hoy mismo. De
.ia en- todas las farmasias.
}. lEoSARDi 4 CO.. Fssriesu,ss. New va
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-30
A AVISO
4 LOS EsTUDIANTES LIRKES DE
LOS CURSOS DE DERECHO

Universidad de Puerto Rico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-30
coNsAeRAcToN DE INA Loc1A

FL dia de junio Sc celebrasa en-
Rio Grande la fiesta de consagTaci6n
de Ia logia "caballeros de la Esperan-
zat. El acto empezara a las ocho de la
manafa Habra una gran parsda oddfe-
lira y el comisionado de Servicio Pi1-
hlico hara uso de la palabra en- la pla-
"a pubiica. A las 10 Sc servira I'm ban
quote,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-30

Los examenes para estudiantes Hbres
de Derechos comenzaran el lila 5 de
JUNO pr6ximo, en- los salones de L. Uni
ve1sidad de Puerto Rico. Los i,n eresa-
COS deberan enviar con cinc0 Gias de
antelacion esta fecha y al Rector de
"a Universidad, Mr.. G. w. st. John,
las credenciales necesarias que los ha-
gan acrcedores a la admission estos
ex5menes.
Lista detallada de 6stos puede ha-
terse del mismo Rector, mediante So
Ecitud
C. w. ST. JOHN,
Rector. Advt.
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chores FOt6grafOs


|Envien su direction y recibl-
b una circular ilustrada en-
stellano G ingles describiendo
|Camara "Gianett" para hacer
liculas en- papel sin uso de ne
two. Positive directo. Ga
ran mucho dinero hacienda
nematografos de BoIsilIo.
.mbien recibiran muestras.
.onpaie dos sellos para ell
lnqueo.
R. SElJc BoRRAS
* 1881. Cristo g.
San Juan, P. r.
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|cepto agencias, presto toda clase
Puerto Rico y de los EE.' UU.
de garantia.
Sox as. BAYAMON, Puerto Rico.
- Adyt,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-30

Los managers de las novenas ttCo
1ectiya' "Puerto Rico'', quienes Sc
han brindado voIuntariamente para &C.
lebrar un desafio, cuyo producto sera
dedicado para las victinas del fuego de
Humacao, han sido notifcadas por ell
presidente de la ''Cruz Roja" de ha-
berse. aceptado tan benefcioso ofreci-
miento, y al efecto las dos novenas
rivales Sc enfrentaran nuevamente en-
el campo engramado del Morro'' es-
ia tarde a las tres.
Nj un solo fanatico debe quedar sin
asistir este importante game'', en-
que han de contender estas dos formi-
dables novenas, que en- continua expec-
tacion han tenido estes dltimos dias a
los partidarios Gle ambos teams.
AL Moro esta tarde, divertir-
Sc un ratio con las continues peripecias
del rey de los deportes, y a la vez pa
ra contribuir a llevar un lenitivo los
damnifcados en- Ell incendio de Huma-
Gao. MoNsANT
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-11

ence OF our President General Mrs.
George MAYNARD Minor. who brought
us a massage OF lofty patriotism and
inspiring thought.
To our Organizing Secretary General
Mrs G. Wallace Hanger. and our Treas
urer General, Mrs. Livingston. who
gave 10 us such n clear explanation OF
the work In their offices.
The thanks Of the Conference are
due Mrs. Early for the program OF
the Historical Evening. which consist
"a nj The President General, Mrs. Min
or's address stressing the importance
OF the Daughters Of the American Rev
olutlon work for the upbuilding OF the
American home. and Or. J. a. Hills
scholarly address on the subject For
What Did our Fathers Fight
We wish to thank DR.. and Mrs. j. 4
| nm for their Kindness In tcnderipf
US Fridays luncheon at the West Tex
as state Normal College, at Canyon
| City.
We wish to thank the manager OF
the Amarillo Hotel Tor the morning PAL
era presented TO the delegates, ana foi
ali the efficient service rendered.
our thanks are extended to the Pres
for the FUN reports of the Conference
Mrs. 4. V. Lane, Chairman.
Mrs. Harry LYMAN,
Mrs William H. Cobb
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-11

The closing session IT the tliree-day
meeting Of tin Twenty third Annual
Conference Of the -. A. X. opened nc
y o'clock FRIDAY morning NJ the Central
Presbyterian Church. The early morn
ing session was devoted 10 memor.
ial service honoring the departed Daugh
tiers 81 the American Revolution. Mrs.
II. -. Organ. state Chaplain, who num-
hers among the oldest members Of the
organization. presided over the memor.
ial service and paid very beautiful
and FITTING tribute "a those who had
sat with her AZ many such gatherings.
Mellowed by the glory of the passing
years. a veteran OF many Conferences
and an ardent sower in the vineyard
Of the Father the aged speaker seemed
10 cmnnate halo as she talked In
faltering tones OF the departed dear
ones who she had associated with and
Known 80 wen. ~
Those 10 whom tribute was paid
were:
Mrs. Martha NJ. Pope. Cameron, Tex.
as: Mrs. l.. J. WORKMAN. Fort Worth
Mrs. ]. W. stephens Fort worthi Mrs
Carrie Finley. Galveston: Mrs. Eliza
beth Long Denton. Paris: Mrs. James
Collins. san Antonio: Mrs Ira W
Wood. San Antonio. Mrs Caroline T.
Phillips Taylor. Mrs. NJ. ID. Tilsen. Tex
arkana; Mrs. Sarah Barbour holland
wcatherford: Belle Mckinney White
Weotherford; Mrs. W. ]. Neal. Waco
Mrs Boyd. Waco.
beautiful Decorations.
The rostum was beautifully adorned
with baskets OF snowy chryantheums
tied with bows OF white tulle. green
cry and palms and an immense wreath
rested on a white easel. As the name:
were called page attired IN white
placed pure white blossom In tht
wreath FOR each departed sister. Tn,
wreath was packed Friday evening and
shipped 10 Fort Worth TO be placed
In loving memory ON the grave o
Mrs Louis ]. Workman. who died but
short time ago. The other flower,
were sent to TeNarkana 20 be placed on
the grave 81 Mrs. NJ. ID. Tilson. form
or State Registrar.
Perhaps II Is timely 90 announce the
fact that the beautiful silk flag which
the Esther McCrory Chapter Is s,
proud Of, was the gift OF Mrs. Loui'
j. Workman OF Fort Worth, who offer
ed Il as prize Tor the largest dona
ton 20 the Denton College Scholarship
Fund.
Following the memorial service which
was closed by the Bcnodiction Spoken
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-11
Visit Canyon.

The business session was completed
In time 90 allow the members and
guests Of the Conference time 10 pre-.
pare for tho trip to Canyon, where
they were GUESTS 81 DR. and Mrs. J. \.
Hin. 40 luncheon NJ the West Texas
state Normal College. The entire as.
scmhlago was conveyed Ia Canyon 90
automoniic- and after "A most elaborate
and enjoyable feast M the sister city.
a tr.p "a Chalk Hollow. that glorious
scenic wonder IL the Plains country
was made. Various other portions ~
he Canyon which We're easy 81 access,
were visited and the express .ons of arp.
probation nur this beautiful sunkcn
garden of the Panhandle from the y Isl
tors were most enthusiastic.
The visitors were returned 10 the
city In time 20 catch out going trains,
while many elected O. remain over for
a more lengthy visit.
Perhaps no gathering OF importan,
pcrsonages has ever graccd Amarillo :
hearthstonc, which was more truly ap'
preciative OF the cordial welcome &C
corded. then this representation OF
the kcenest FEMININE intellect. t. those
u Amarillo who did not avail themssaN
e. 81 the privilege 81 att nding the
sessions. or perhaps nd not know a
general inv .tation had been extended
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-11

IL Is truly regrettable thai 80 much
OF the really worthwhile rfss,ges were
lost TO them The privilege AZ hearing
Mrs George Maynard Minor and Mrs
G. w. Hanger was one that may not
come again to many here. II Is Ger
tain. however. that very good reasons
KEEP, those away which may have at
tended the sessions. for Amarillo needs
no pred TO send her Fastening TO avail
herself Of the things that are worth
while.
Through the sessions. as each speak
er finished special addresses. the pages
beautifully attired In white crepe de
chine frocks, carried arm bouquets OF
snowy white. lavender and pink carna-
tions tied with large bows Of tulle TO
match the flowers color. To Mrs.
Minor was presented an arm bouquet
OF roses.
Thursday afternoon beautiful bask'
cts Of flowers were special gifts TO
National and State officers.
When the guests departed they left
with Amarillo the kindest expression
OF appreciation for the bounteous way
In which the Esther McCrory Chapter
had entertained them and following are
the resolutions adopted AT Friday
meeting:
Report Of the Committee on Resolutions
We. the committee on resolutions beg
leave Ia submit the following report
We wish To express the appreciation
Of the Daughters Of the American rev
olution, for. the gracious hospitality eX
tended 10 us by the Queen City OF th'
Panhandle.
We wish 10 extend our sincere thank
10 the Central Presbyterian Church foi
the Use OF the sacred sanctuary, where
0m meetings have been held.
We wish To extend to Or. IL w
Virgin. Or K. Thompson, Or. Milo AZ
kinson and Or. r. y. MacCallum io
the lnvocations which gave us spiritua
inspiration, that guided us in our scs
sions.
We wish TO thank Mr. o. Y. Vernon
secretary ~ the Beard OF City Develop
ment. and Or. L. Thomson, Mrs q. ]
Vineyard. president 81 the Potter Coun
IA Federation Of Clubs. Mrs. lsa
Wheatley. Regent Esther McCror
CHAPTER and Mrs James Lowrey smith
Honorary Regent Esther McCrory Cha
, ter for their addresses Of welcome.
We greatly cniSyed the beautitI
music furnished by the orchestra, Mrs
lila Austin Myers. Mrs. Frank storm
: Mesdames Woodruff, Kiser. Ashford, l
q. Newly and Messrs Axtell c. WI
Z lard Smith. Jesse A. Rogers, Mesdame
, George a. Mcneil Robert Wilsol
! Frank Ryhurn, Clifford y. Thompson
r T., l.. Roberts. Thorpe. J. Leslie w
> liams. Everett w. Glenn and Mis-
J. story
!. We wish 10 thank the officers an
h members OF the Esther McCrory cha
e ter for the gracious hospitality and M
a falling courtesies which have met
!. al every turn For the delicious lunc
/. cons which have been served us dai
/. and for the tea at the Country Gu
Thanks are also due the pages Il
q their untiring services.
Z We wish TO express our appreci
:. ton for the tea given 10y Mrs. Jam
!. I.owrev Smith and Mrs Avery Tur
10 er. and for the beautiful reception u
Ie en- At the home OF MIR. and Mrs Nc
u les.
II We feel deeply indebted to the au'
- mobile committee for the drives viii
II added so much 20 our pleasure,
meeting us at the trains an dior taxi
us 10 and from the Conference.
II We are deeply grateful FOR the pr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-11

Very wide bertha collars are being
shown for autumn wear. When they
are ~ the sort that come with the
dress they are often made OF the ina.
tcrial itself and trimmed with en-
hroidery or BEADING
when they are u the detachable va.
riety they are usually made Of sheer
lace or net trimmed with lace. They
open front and tack or only In the
hack.
The soft transparent folds Of the very
wide ones are most becoming-from
which II Il safe 10 argue that their
new popularity Is assured.
Afternoon. evening. daytime and neg.
ligee frccks all use them impartlally.
and 80 do garments Tor children. grown.
ups and in.bciweens.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-11

rlcrs and subsidiaries win b. heard No
vembor %. the United States railroad
labor board announced today.
Members OF this organization re-
coived pay reductions Of from three ia
four cents an hour by the labor boards
decision. effective July 1 last.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-11
demand Wage Raise.

CHICAGO. Nov. lo-Demands for In.
croases In wages by the railroad clerks
organizations involving class one ear
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-11
J.F. BROMER1, %. c,

Amarino's Original Chiroyxsetor. Ne
tabiishe1 i've years Complsts 1-hsy
Service. Phone iofs-1eso. New !oc~
ton Western Building. across froz the
court houee.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-11

An Institute Tor testing and studying
metals has just been organized in swe-
den.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-11-11
D. A. R. DELEGATES PRAISE
hospitality OF AMARILLOAS
3-DAY CONVENTION CLOSES

by Rev. r. y MacCallum OF 81. An.
drows Episcopal Church. the remain
der % the business ~ the Conference
was transacted. This included reports.
unfinished business aud new business.
Discuss National Traits.
Mrs /. n. Mcfarland OF Houston
received the unanimous approval Of the
Conference to serve as Reporter Gen.
eral of Smithsonia Institute.
The matter OF the National old Trails
was discussed az length and recon-.
mendatlon made that some mark Of
differentiation De made between that
portion OF the National Old Trails Road
and the Texas Old Trails. the former
being a coast 10 coast which connects
the Santa Fe Trail and many others.
which take IN every available histori.
cal spot. and since this trail Is rich
in historical elcanings complied by the
j. A. r., markers by that organization
will be placed AT .sfane future time
For this purpose 4 t,rid has been start
ed to which every N pier in the cOun
try will contribute.
/ ~ louNHlhk ut'iu p NhANh NihN'itN
the hearts OF mans During the late az
ternoon seq IA the message re
ceived by q - slent General, Mrs
Gorge Mayns ,nor. announcing tn,
death Of onl 4 the founders of tn,
D. 4. r.. MRS. Mary Lockwood. 9
years old. The massage stated tina
Continental Hall az Washington wa
closed and the Flag paced at hal
mast.
Paris Selected
Quite a bit OF excitement was brough
about by the arrival Of several tele
grams from Paris, Texas. asking 10
the privilege of the 1928 Conference
The messages were from Mayor ID. T.
Wecsc Mrs Fannie G. Ruuntree. Re
gent Of the Paris Chapter and the gen
eral citizenship. The warm words eS
pressing the pleasure IL would Civ
Paris Ia claiming the next annual Con
ference caused rising vote In he
behalf Many present declared the
had already participated In that city
hospitality and knew Il to bee yer
| good. No opposition was offered
4 very regrettahlc feature of IN
days program was the sudden and ur
| expected recall OF the national pff
GERS. Mrs. George MAYNARD Minor. Pre-;
idont General; Mrs. G.. W. Hanger. ora
AIMING Secretary General, and Mr.
Livingston l.. Hunter. Treasurer Ger
eral. and her daughter. Miss Louis
Hunter. Another important Confcr,nc
was about 60 take place In South Car'
lima and the great intervening disanC
made u necessary for the national O
nccrs to leave before the CLOSING pr
| fs,ruut
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-27
BILLY DUNCAN FLIES
CLE EVELA AND TO DETROIT

A trip from Cleveland Ohio, to De,
troit, Mich. in an Girplane was MADE
on Monday of this week by W. D,
Duncan, PRECEDENT Of the Peoples
Trust and Savings Bank and promi-
ncnt ottawa DRUGGIST Mr. Duncan
Jew to Detroit to attend he sess 'one
Of the National Druggists convention
which is now being held there.
The route was over the great lakes
the entire distance, and the space Of
1874 miles between the two towns was
covered in ninety minutes, Accord
ing to information received by friend
from Mr.. Duncan today, the plane left
Cleveland at 4 o'clock and landed N
Detroit at $3.50 O'Clock
Tho plane, an aero marine" type,
is operated by the Aero Marine Air
ways, Inc 1t carries sixteen passen-
gers and makes daily trips between
he two cities, The fare one way IS
$40 or round trip ticket may be pur-
chased for s75
As far as is known Mr., Duncan is
the only Ottawa who has over made
the trip. The ride was enjoyed i'm.
by the well known druggist.
Mr., Duncan left here about ten days
ago for a vacation trip. He went to
Chicago, and after spending a few
days there journeyed to Cleveland to
visit his brother, Samuel Duncan. 1t
was while visiting in Cleveland that
ne learned of the air route to Detroit
and decided to make the trip.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-27
COMB COUNTY WITH
BENSON PETITIONS

Tho tiiala and tribulations of being
a candidate on an independent ticket
were ntyer more manifest than in
these days of political strife, as will
be attesed by Ole r. Benson, an as
pirant fir the state legislature at the
November election.
Mr. Benson, entering the general
election without any party affiliations,
is confronted by the necessity of OBJ
tainingb approximately 700 signatures
of La Sale county voters on a peti-
ton before his name may be printed
on the palldt On the first flush this
would not seem very hard job to do.
But Mr.. Benson, sans any party ties,
is made TO q into the highways and
byways of tie county and obtain
names Of people who did not enter
the June primary as voters for any
of the tickets then before the people.
This means that 700 persons will have
to be found Who refrained from tax
ing any part b the elections last June
to nominate other republican or dem
ocratic candidates.
To make SIRE of no slip-ups, Mr..
Benson has tken personal superyis-
ion OF the citulation of his petitions
and is now IN tour of every nook
and erany oflthe county in quest Of
pcople eligibl, under the law to sign
them. He has obtained in this man
ner almost 3W signatures by his own
efforts, but says the job is mighty
and most difficult one.