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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-10

SchopnoStem dOvedli We Svych
rukou soustfediti vladu mad ce
lou jiznf casti kralovstvi, je-
hoz kral1m samym dali caste
pocftiti svou moe. Jeste dnes,
kdo putuje tfmto kdysi rozm-
berskym q nyni schwarzen-
berskym kralovstvim, sotva ma
jde visky nebo mestecka, aby
Sc nesetkal tam dosud zacho-
valou, ma tesci one budov6 W.
tesanou p&tilistou .rizi, znakem
to rodu rozmberskeho, jehozl
hlava m6la jiste nikoli neumy-
slny a vyznamny titul 'svlada-
Re d0mu rozmberskeho", jak
posud mozno Gisti We starych Ii
stinach. Nebot' Rozmberkove
skutecne byli vladari sveho sta
tu. Byly jiste, jak "a tehdej-
sich dob ami jinak nelze 81
predstaviti jine rody slechtic-|
ke a panske v zemi, ktere Via
dly die feud8lnich radd ma stat
cich svych absolutisticky te-
m6r. Ale z&dny z Mich nemel
tolik moci a sebevedomi jako
vladari rozmbersti, jichz stat
ky dImysln9 sloucene a obsa-
hujicf cele velike souvisle 1ze-
mi pine bohatstvf, Jim umoz-
fovaly skutecnou abs6lutisti-
ckou vladu.- Timto zpIsobem Sc
stalo, ze jiznf Cechy, byly $ III
wynn j mrtvym prfslusenstvim
naprostym majetkem. jednoho
rodu a re az ma nekolik ubo-
hych rodin zemanskych nem6-
ly svobodnych lidi. Pc vymreni
Rozmberki Sc ohromna drza-
va ma chvili zaviklala, presla
do nekolika rukou, ale nikoil
ma dlouho. Objevil Sc tn rod ji-
| ny, nemecti Schwarzenberko-
I've, kteff Sc stall vlastnimi me-
nadalymi nastupci RozmberkG
a iako oni sskutecnymi yladari
jiznich Czech.
>~Obrovska rozloha a s nj spo-
jene bohatstvf moe tohoto zbo
Ii ucinily ze Schwarzenberkl
to, co drive byli Rozmberkove !:
nejmocnejsi q nejbohatsi slech
ticky rod v zemi. Bohuzel re
ucinily totez z jiznich Czech,
elm tyto byly drive: neomeze-
| ny primo majetek jedne rodi-
ny. Schwarzenberska moe, kite
'ra ma iedn9 Strane dovedla ne
sporne dobfa hospodafiti, ma
druhe strans jako obrovsky
balvan tizila a znemoznovala
rozvoj cele teto velike casti re
; me, ,kterou prave moe lesk je
! dne rodiny vrhal do stinu Ia
lostne zaostaiosti proti Ce-
!, cham, severnim, strednim i wy.
. chodnim. Lid zavisly ma pan
stvich nemohl Sc rozvijeti no.
, spodarsky, vzdyt' at Sc podi.
val kamkoli, mic nebylo jeho
! vsechno patrilo vrchnosti, be-
, jejiz vile nespadl ami vrabee
: Sc strechy. Tim jen 81 lie Wy.
, svetliti, ze kdezto v jinych ca
: stech zeme, kde sice take Via
, dly feudalni rody, ale nikol
: tax slime a moci tax iako stat
/ souvislou a sOustredenou, pyW
r .iel Sc stale vice a lepe strednt
: stav seisky mestsky, zdev sti
;, nu ohromne moci Jednoho rodl
: tento vyvoi byl nepatrny. Ne
, mel proste vzduchu a prostoru
> ktery kazdy vzr1st potrebuje.
: A talk pri vsech nepopiratel
i nych skvelych hospodaEskycf
: schopnostech Schwarzenberki
stal Sc tentoa rod osudnou brz
q dou socialniho i -kulturniho ro;
. vote jiznich Czech, ktere porae
q zdstavaly We skutecnOsti po
slednim feudalnim ostrovem ,
: proto bylo nutno tento balval
. odvaliti, by co pod MIN a ivedl'
: nej zivofi, nabylo prstoru |
u vzduchu Ike, skQtecnemu 1.-Two
: tn. A. dochazi-li dnes na jeht
Q nedotknutelnnst, nedeje sc tai
!
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-10

alisticka ideologie povznesla
massu, prost6 proto, re je to
massa, ma stupen jakehosi sta-
jemneho bozstvi; Kerensky
chtel Sc radeji myliti' IS mas
sou nezli miti pravdu prot nj.
Ale We skutecnosti massa je
stado, ktere je v zajetf instink
tn a primitivnfch impulsd. Ne
ma vnitrni spojitosti a je kori-
stf bezvolneho dynamismu,
zlomkoviteho a nesouvisleho.
Jest materif a nikoli duchem.
"Proto je nutno Jeji -Svatost
Massu sraziti s oltard, ma nez
il povysil demon, napsal vdd-
ce fascistI Mussolini. To ne
znamena, ze by Sc mely zaned-
bavati jeji spotfeby, must byti
uspokojena, aby svym pokfi-
KEN nerusila nejvys$ich PROBE
VII ducha, ale je falesne polka
dati il "a element tvlrci. A
zcela dlsledn6 je prakse fasci-
stu otevren6 protidemokrati-
cka.
Tim neni receno, ze je mo-
narchisticka. Nedotyka Sc mo-.
narchie, dokud tato sc nestavi
primo proti MIN. Fascisticka re
vouce nechce vzbudili " lidu
zdani pfevratu, pfi nemz Sc
vsechno riti, nybrz preje, 81, a.
by monarchie plnila sve histori
cke poslani jako predstavitelka
kontinuity narodniho rozvoje.
Fascisticka vlada, bude-li jed
nou nastolena, nechce byti W.
konavatelem vile strany nebo
!. tridy, nybrz vile narodniho
Il kollektivu. "Kdybychom Sc do
d stab k vlade," pravi Mussoli-
:! MI "zbavili bychom stat vsech
jeho hospodarskych atributti.
Byl by konec Sc staten jako
podnikatelem zeleznicnm ne
bo postovnim nebo pojist' 'ova-
elm, jenz vede sve podniky ma
utraty vsech italskych poplatni
XII. Tim by Sc nestal stat men,
sim: zdstala by mu nejvetsi
vec, ponevadz by 81 nechal vse
chnu vladu duchovni, vzdava-
je sc vlady hmotne. Zdstala by
mu spravedlnost, oSveta, vol
sko, verejna bezpecnost, vnej-
81 .politika."
! X tomnto konecnemu ell
hnuti smefuje pfedevsim orga,
nisaeni prace, ektera soustre
dsuje do rad fascisti vsechnS
vrstvy a tridy naroda. Je sku
tecne pozoruhodno, jak uspei
ne bojuji fasciste proti organi
sacim, zalozenym vylucne NJ
/, J.polecenstvi shospodarsikych
zajmG a ,prekonavaji je vyzdv
zenim jinych, idealnejsich mo
:, tivI. Ale pri tom dovedou, ne
ztraceiice Sc v mlhach dale
kych cili, vytyciti pro stain
hospodarstvi program, kter.
'obsahuje zasady velmi zdrav'
a bezprostfedn6 uzitecne. Pre-,
!; nosti tohoto programu. jejz v.
pracovali Corgini a ,Rocca, jest
: re nechce byti novym stdj c.
!; stlj, nybrz ,vraci Sc k zasadan
klasickeho liberaismu, kter
Sc dnes prilis podcehuji, &C n
ztratily ieste sve ,pravdivost
:, ami v Italii, ami kdekoliv jinde
Prvni CO fasciste zadaii, jes
odstraneni parlamentni inicia
:, tivy KNOWN vydajnm .a,navra
ke staremu ,principu parlamen
nj kontroly, namlrene driv pr
ii ,panovnikum, dnes proti dc
magogIm, ktefi podnecuji pc
= zitkalstvi, bezstarostnost a nj
kdy lenivost lidf nynejsich n
skodu celych generaci budou
cich. Dane bud'tez die navod
Smithova .jednoduche, jasnt
vsem srozumitelne, urcite a pT
Il sne We sve vysi. Dane postihu.
h tel bohatstvi, kterym Sc ply
IS tva ma pfitomne pozitky a mix
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-10-15
A Word to the Wise

I'm March I was called to the bed
side Of my sister in Brewton. Alabama.
She was given up to die and was almost
dead. Talked in a whisper. Doctors
said nothing but an operation would save
ner and she was too weak for that. Her
color was yellow as a pumpkin and she
was filled with gas. That day I heard
of Mayr's Wonderful Remedy and went
and got a bottle for her. In three weeks
she was able to be about and walked
a mile to church. / am praising your
medicine to everyone" 1t is a simple,
harmless preparation that removes the
catarrhal mucus from the intestinal
tract and allays the Inflammation which
causes practically all stomach. liver and
intestinal ailments. including appended
it's One dose will convince or money
refunded. Druggists everywhere.-Ad-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-10-15
QUIT TOBACCO
So Easy to Drop Cigarette.
Cigar, or Chewing Habit.

No-To-Bac has helped Thousand.
break the costly. nerve shattering to-.
bacco habit. Whenever you have
Logging for smoke or chew, just place
a harmless No-To-Bac tablet in yogr
mouth instead. All desire stops
Shortly the habit is completely broken
and you are better off mentally. physl-
cally, financial, It's so easy so SIM
pie. Get a box OF No-To-Bac and il
it doesn't release you from all craving
for tobacco in any form, your drugg.st
will refund your money without Ques.
tion.-Advertt7 ment.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-10-15
Politics, People, PersifIage

Comment on Subjects in Which You
May or May Not Be Interested. About
People You Know and Ought to Know
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-10-15

The Journal ''Want Ads" are
result producers. Try one.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-10-15

The awakening of best sympathes the cultivation of
best and tastes strengthening the desire to be useful and
good and directing youthful ambition unsesh endssuch
the objects of education. j. T. Headley.
SPIRITUAL SIDE OF THE STATE u
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-10-15

I see where Mayor Bayliss is going to
preach tonight at the Universalist church
on the subject Of Religion and Politics"
That's fine. It would be a great thing If
all of our office holders were to preach
on Sunday and all of the following week
practice what they preached.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-07-12
GOOD CROP PROSPECTS RAISING FARMERS COURAGE

Improved crop conditions have followed the rains,
pecay through the belt giving emphasis the government
crop reports for Tune There apparent increase production
of all small grains last No estimate for could be
made before the present month but the growing condition for that
crop favorable The estimate for wheat for yield Of
bushels against five average of 8oooooooo The
and estimated that the demand for expectation will be large
This said would indicate improved conditions for the producer
but the continued depression prices has had dscouagng
dency and the outlook for the fall indicates that the
the Mississippi cannot expect receive than dollar bhe
for their grain At the present i'll the still further
prices have dropped far below dollar bishe with little chance
for any substantial recovery
The Federal Reserve Board report somewhat
optimistic to the agricultural situation taken whole The
board states that the liquidation of frozen loans the West and
South has with the opening OF July proceeded hopefully Demand
for labor the farming districts peak result of the har
vest which in full swing The Department of Agr
culture estimates the crop of pigs be considerably above that Of
1921 which forecasts better outlet for than ago
With all these conditions taken into consideration the agriculture
al interests of the country be brighter than
they encountered the quckand of depression years ago The
farmers themselves however sufficiently optimistic
roughly and unusy handled when the prices their produce
put steep decline and tobogganed virtually pre-wa level
without beng permitted to participate price making and the
same time their supplies being maintained well up the scale
From their point of view there urgent need of reimbursement
affairs wherein their interests concerned and few of them
are looking forward what the congressman that be chosen
at the TALL elections will do when congress covenes after March
4th next.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-07-12
THE FIRE EQUIPMENT BONDS.

One proposcd bond issue which should carry without ues
lion that rehablang the fire department. ASIDE from the iac
that well known that If the department Is not put III hSt
condition insurance bound be advanced in Ottawa any
one who has ever gone through fire knows that insurance at
hest poor reimburser his losses No honest man ever went
through fire and broke In every home IN Ottawa are price
less bits property heooms pictures etc. on many OF when
ADEQUATE insurance understandable they perhaps nave little m
rnsic value vet they less jeopardy minute while
the department in present condition In case OF big c or
any accident the pumping station would be case OF looking ON
and watching The experience of water famine through
which we have lust passed emphasized the necessity Of having some
fighting fires other than the sole dependence upon the c
pressure Having the department apparatus has
given guaranty for the future In TACT by the law OF
averages we are due at any a big confagraion
The only argument that has been advanced against the bond Is
sue purpose of making the safe possible from fires
is that 1--WE are of giving the council any more
money SPEND This is the height of abSud In the FIRST
place if the voted be drawn against for pur
pose except buy fire equipment and is provided the bonds
the form of which been approved by the best bond attorneys
in Chicago In the second place enough public interest has been
aroused in the matter and number OF the ci best citizens have
worked and endorsed the issue that the type OF apparatus not
the identical machine has already been decided upon and the amount
asked based that chosen by only the council but others who
have been interested who have investigated the subject
The good faith of the council in keeping the expenditure down
when they voluntarily and of their motion
duced amount asked for from $4,000 $1,000 when they
found the make the required sum could safe
" be taken the regular appropriation for that department
Whatever the feeling may be against the present administrations
would be the poorest policy imaginable for woman to
increase his fire risk and keep his home and property CON
slant danger did the necessary equip
purchased while few might get little credit for by hay
ing the city made safe during their term of office
1t is question sentiment but of
When members Of the department feel that anything saved anywhere
in the outskirts of the city, and especially the south side is pure
velvet have adequate fire protection and this only
be had by voting for the fire department bonds.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-07-12
TOO MUCH RAIN NOW
so PRICES CLIMB UP

Chicago, July l2.-Apprehcnsi'1
over continued rains delaying har7 1t
led to fresh upturns in the price Of
wheat today during the early traGs.
action At first however, the market
was becrishly affected by talk OF a
better outlook for settlement of the
railroad strike. The subsequent raj.
lies derived some OF their impetus
from reports of some damage b. biact
rust in Minnesota The opening, which
varied from unchanged figures to &c
lower. with September $lI4 to $l14i2
and December sL15a, to $L16, were
followed by rise all around to above
yesterdays finish.
Corn and oats displayed independ.
ent frmneSs owing to gossip that OK
portors were after corn. Initial prices
fer corn rangine freiH 1L~e-deciine to
Il advance, with September at 649Sc
to Gi%c. were soon succeeded By mod
crate general gains.
Oats started &c to &C off, Septer'
Der 3712c to 375sc and later scored
upturs.
Higher quotations on hogs gave a
lift to provision values.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-07-12
RAIN DELAYS PLAY
IN NATL GOLF TOURNEY

Glencoe, H.. July IA PD-To-
days qualifying rounds in the ma
tonal open golf tournament were
postponed until tomorrow when 1t
was found impossible to play over
the course which has been flooded
by heavy rain which shoted no
signs of letting up at 10 a. m.
The course was collection Of
small ponds and the traps were full
of wafer. many of the greens virtual
ly were under water and the fair
ways were flooded. The entire
course really was casual water" and
there was no dry place to putt a
ball after lifting it from the many lit.
tie ponds
The finals will be played Friday
and Saturday. Saturday had been
held open for a possible playoff of a
tie and if there is a tie it will have
to be decided Sunday or Monday.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-07-12
CAR LINES HALTED
BY HEAVY DOWNPOUR

Chicago, July 12,-Chicago's first
really heavy downpour of rain in for.
ty-two days brought havoc to street
car, automobile and pedestrian traf.
fic yesterday. Easements were flood
ed and lighting plants put out of
commission. Scores of calls for as
sistance were received by the fire
alarm Office.
The most serious food was at w.
Sixty-lhird street and the Rock Isl.
and tracks, where 500 feet of sub
way we're submerged under four
feet of water. The Sixty-third street
car lines were tied up for several
hours. Service on four other lines
in the Englewood district was Grip
pied.
While urban residents deplored the
severity of the rain, farmers openly
reioiced, calling it Godsend and a
million dollar shower.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-07-12


H., spent Sunday as the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs Wyiie Gordon
The residence of Samuel Grove Is
receiving new coat Of paint
Miss Eta Schum and Miss Iy1
Schum of Gypsum, Colo arrived last
evening for two weeks visit at the
home Of their aunt, MIS-. Fred Siefcrt,
here.
Mrs. Arthur lsham of La Sale WIS
guest at the Sindcn home here yes.
terday.
Mrs Charles Simms and two sons
spent over Friday visiting with her
mother Mrs George Reynolds, here.
Mr. and Mrs, Irwin Dimmick Of
StreatOr were recent guests at the
home Of Mrs George Dimmick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sicftert and son
George spent Sunday evening in La
Sale.
William Bottomly and son Harye
and James Fitzgerald motored to Leo.
more last evening
Jerry Fowlic left Monday for Chi
cago, where he will make an extended
stay. He has turned his correspond
cnce work for the Repubican-Times
over to Lloyd Hamil.
The Cemetery association held a
meeting in the rooms Of the Utica
State Bank last evening.
Charles Corbin from California ana
Ray Corbin from Pennsylvania, bot1
sons Of John Corbin of Utica have ar
rived for an extended visit with then
parents.
The regular monthly meeting of tbs
directors of the Utica State Bank WIS
held at 2:30 O'Clock yesterday after
noon.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-07-12
GRANDRIDGE.
MISS WiNlFRED YoCuM
Correspondent
NVTTCbFUTIuCW
Mrs Mary conneIl Laid to Rest.

\ large concOurse OF relatives and
friends that assembled Monday, at
s a, M, at the family home and
thence 10 the Church OF the lmmacu.
late Conception in Strcator, where
high mass was sung ut o'clock, to
pay their last tribute of respect TO
her with whom they had been asso.
ciatcd for SO many years. In her
passing the community has lost Il
tinc character
Mrs Connell came with her par.
cnts, the late MIR and Mrs. James
Clancy from ottawa to Farm Ridge
township settling on the Clancy
homestead when but eleven weeks
of age She grew to young woman.
hood, married and located within Il
few miles of the village, whore she
has been SO well and favorahly
known Her husband passed away
thirteen years ago.
Mrs Conncll bore her long suffer.
ing with patience and fortitude.
Her pallhearers were her three
norhows and three nephcws Of her
husband and were John Hart, Jay
Naughton Clarence Shcehan, Edward
and John and Jerry Hogan The re-.
mains were laid 10 rest in the fam.
lily lot in St Mary's cemetery. Strea.
tor
The hereaved family are extended
the deepest sympathy in their sor
row.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-07-12
u. S. TO USE FORCE
TO END COAL. STRIKE

Washington, July 12.-TIigh govern
ment officials declared today that in
their opinion both mine union officials
and spokesman for the bituminous
operators were delaying and evading
action on President Harding's plan
for arbitration of the coal strike in
an effort to ascertain whether public
opinion will permit a rejection Of a
settlement proposal
Indications were today that a fail
ure to obtain action on the presi-
dents proposal would be followed by
a new government move probably in
the direction of exerting stronger au-
thority than that of persuasion.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-07-12
MARSEILLES NEWS
MARY MAC ARTHUR
Office Star Theatre
Office Black l76-Phoues- House, Black IS
Ivy Way Gardens.

At the Ivy Way Gardens this eve
ming, little Evelyn Borkhamcr who Is
n pupil of Professor Caskcy of Mil,
waukee, will give an exhibition OF toe
dancing and an orchestra from Re.
vance will furnish music for dancing.
The management of the Garden is cN.
rcCtnc &C. nave the rtcniC a. IN" hpCk
island employees held In the garden
some time this month, This will bring
Il large crowd of operators and office
men of the Rock Island road, ii they
are successful in landing 1t,
Mr., and Mrs. J. h. Malone and Mrs
Scott ll'ruard, WIu ln,, ur'u Nstt.
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Vern
RiCkcrd, started this morning for
their home in Cleveland, Ohio, In their
motor. Mr., and Mrs. Malone are the
parents Of Mrs. Rickerd, who reside
on ROath street
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-07-12
Flag Poles and Patriotism.


II Is reported that the flag pole at
the head of the street was to be- re.
moved today We are informed. how
ever that this Is mistake. and that
there will be no attempt made to take
down the pole until Saturday.
The city ought to go into mourning
when 50 beautiful aud copsnicurus'
mn ornament TO the city Is taken down.
The money to place this pole was con
tributed by citizens, who supposed il
would he a perpetual monument TO ths
patriotism which stirred the people at
that time, II seems that this sentIl
ment is dying out, and love of the tlng
and country Is now fading out und
the young men who made their sacri-
flee in defense of the flag are no long
or remembered, or the people of the
city would not permit the removal OF
the flag pole from the most conspiCu.
Gus place for display of our national
colors To place where the flag will
never be seen.
The American Legion are To man
opposed To this removal, and the plea
that II Is a menace to the traffic on
Main street Is not tenable. IA there
has never been an accident at that
point. while there are many other
points In the city where accidents not
only have occurred but are likely TO
from the condition of the streets.
Instead OF removing the flag pole.
put the same expense on repairing
dangerous places on the streets which
likely may cause damage suits in the
future unless repaired.
We believe this to be the sentiment
OF nine-tenths of our citizens, many OF
whom contributed to the purchase of
this ornamental and distinctive fel-
ture of our town.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-07-12
BANDITS PLY TRADE ON
IVY WAY TOURISTS

Peoria, H. July l2.-Five automo-
bile bandits armed with automatic re-
volvers and sawed off shotguns terror
lied motorists along the hard ROAD
between Peoria and Pekin Last night,
shooting through the Windshield of IN
automobile and holding up several
parties. it was learned today. When
a man and his wife sought to escape
the robbers fired a volley of shots at
their car, one of the shots penetrating
the windshield Money obtained dur
ing the raids amounted to less than
S1(0 it is reported.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-07-12
PUBLIC NOTICE.

Water rents for the six months
period ending July are now due and
payable.
The Office of the Village Clerk will
be open
Daily from to 4 p. m.
Saturday evenings from to p. m.
to receive payment of water rents for
this period
1t is necessary that the village have
funds to meet its bonded obligation ;
promptly. and it is requesed that all
warte rents be paid before July 22nd.
Please pay your water rents just as
promptly as possible,
Yours respectfully.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES or TIL Il,
VILLAGE OF NORTH UTICA.
July IL, 1922.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-07-12
Build Your Own Home.

One family has solved the housing
problem for themselves, by putting up
a tent like structure on the western
side of the southern end of Rutland
street.
Two or three feet of SLING and a
carefully laid floor on good pillars
have a canvas roof ana enough to
draw over the side, which Is finished
out with wire screening, above the
wooden side.
This make comfortable place for
the summer, and the baby sitting in
the door screened, wholly happy and
perfectly comfortable.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-07-12
Library Board Elects.

The library board held it's first
meeting last night since the appoint.
ment of three new members. Tho
following officers were elected.
Preslcdnt- T.. A. Collins.
Vice president A. Il Workman.
Secretary W. Bentley.
Treasurer Willis Shaver
All further business was deferred
until the next meeting. except the
hiring of librarian. Miss Ida Big.
nall was engaged and viii serve as
acccptably as in the past,