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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-24
Child Is Symbol Of Work

Mr.. Elkins presided at the meo,in,
Yesterday and glimpse Of the work q,
the federation was given when g
Burgess Taylcr. crnirman Of tho Eorti
Philadelphia division. carried two.
yc@r-old girl to the speakers platform,
Clinging t" his hand. little Grace stood
swnying ncrYously by Mr. Tuylors a,d,
"a he told hey story.
sherman G. KinglScy. executive sec.
rctary Of the federation. outlined ,h
work accomplished by the organizc
tions throughout the year. md then IN,
quotas for the present drive 10,
S2,1GG. G.10J.2G were announced, as fol.
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each other should see more of each Other.
under domestic "ouditinnS. but fathcr
simply would not allow il.
II hnv" EroWn m, husband for tno
and half years, ana Friday afternoon
we met each other at hall .rast :.
Fa,hcr was still furious about sister
Ella. and Les and ! just decided we
would be married. SO we went apart >
mrnt hunting and we found the dearest
little place at .il45 Chestnut street.
and. OH am so happy
And Saturday we took few friends
along and we all went 10 New York
and We're mnrricd hy the same Mr.,
MrCormirk VINO married sister Ella and
Mr. Shrrrrrd. We wrote mother and
futhrr. and now los. has just rhonct
N" "f the" w"nd d"rlul letters they have
sent us. Fathers trick after all "
MIR. EalrS was not az mad inwardiy
~ Il" was "utwardlI. It's all right
with me. he said, 80 long aS she mar
ri'd n young man. and don't ear" il
all my daughters clupo ii they marry
somewhere near their own ages
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-24
CIVIL SERVICE LAW up
Mayor to Discuss Il With Members
Of Chamber Of Commerce

Thcr" will be n meeting this afternoon
between Mayor Moore and the tIvil
Service Committee Of the Philadelphia
Chnmhcr Of Commerce., at which tho
Mayor will discuss the civil service law
and rs application.
Comrncrce met yesterday to study civil
service in this city with Z view to rec
ommending any necessary changes in
the law ut tho next session Of the LrgiH-
laturr. DR.. Wilmer Eruscn, chairman
Of the committee. presided.
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Colonel Franklin D'Olirr. cha

Colonel Franklin D'Olirr, charma,
Of the Committee on Organization,
Just back frou: the national convention
OF the American Legion in New Or.
leans, wn8 elated when told Of tn,
whirlwind start of the campaign.
''1'hc people Of philadrlpha believe
in tho Welfare Federation" Colonel
D'Oicr said. 'Thcy have given evi.
dcncc Of this at tie very start."
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AMBASSADOR HARVEY ASKS
IF WOMEN HAVE SOULS
Says Ten Commandments Were
Written Exclusively for Men


London, Oct. 2l.-"IIavc women
souls" was Il proposition placed before
the Authors Club last night by George
Harvey. the American Ambassador,
who woS 'h" principal guest eat a
dinner given by the club. -
Mr.. Harvey drlvcd deeply into the
P"utatvurh, the Xend- -.AveSta and the
Talmuii. pointing out that there was
no recognition in the pecnloguc of the
possession Of souls or Inherent rights By
women. and that the Ten Command :
mcnts were written for men and apply
exclusively to men.
Tho Ambassador asserted that theory
and practice, MS well as logic and rNa
son. "drivr US 70 the conclusion that
either the commandments should be
revised to meet the requirements Of
modern conditions or Il specific doca :
l"guc should b" constructed exclusively
for women.
As thcoiogians apparently we're un.
able or unwilling to undertake this. Mr..
Harvey said he commended the solution
Of the who'll" fascinating proposition to
the Authors Club.
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ENJOINS CHURCH TRUSTEES
Court Forbds Collection Of Fees
Without Consent Of Priests

Pottsvillc. Pa. Oct. a. - Judge
Rcchtcl yesterday issued an injunction
on the trustees Of -. ,Ios"ph's Litlu-
nnian Church ut Mahnnoy city pre-
venting th" trustees from hereafter col
lectlng fees for burial permits or for
pew rents and also prohibiting the use
of III" parish school hoUs" Tor political
and other public meetings without the
consent of til" officiating priests.
The decision comes rs the result OF
several years Of litigation and the case
will be carried to th" Supreme Court.
as important questions in conduct of
Catholic churches are involved. on
which it is hoped to get n final decision.
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Other Meeting Places

VINCr NItGtIng PTNCCS
Besides tho bellevue Stratro wh.n
tho central division meets. the followjnt
points ar" used by divisions as mectini
places and headquarters:
North Philadelphia. Widcncr Build.
ing. Broad street and Girard avenue;
South Philadelphia. City Club; Wcsi
Philadelphia. northwest corner Fifty.
second and Locust streets: German.
town. y. VI. c. A.; K"nsington audi.
toriIm. John Il. Stctson Company
Frankford. y. W. &. A.. Old Yorl
road. 4n:"' North Broad street: AIair
Line, Suburban Association. Ardmorcl
outlying towns headquarters. S1t
Brown Brothers building, 32s Chest.
nut StrCnt
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SIXTH CONSPIRACY ARREST
Luther Mills Gets Hearing at vii.
mineton In Bridge Wreck Case
Wilmington. Del. Oct 1L-I Mihnr

Mills. forty thrc" years old. was ar
rested in Claym"nt yesterday afternoon
by local detectives ON Il charge Of con-
Fpirary growing nut Of the attcmlt to
destroy tn" Pennsylvania Railraad
hrluG" at Fourteenth street early on the
morntng Of August 81
lie will receive II hearing IN Mu-
niripal Court today. Mills is the sixth
man arrested in connection with the
dyMnmntnG OF the bridge.
IN" tiN" other men arrested in Sep
t"nh"" hN tn" local detectives wore con-
vl"t"I at th" last torn. OF The Court Of
General Sessions on charges Of con-
! Spirary and are awaiting sentence. They
nl" Daniel BrfHny, aIus "Itallan
Dan Harry q. S"!dlc, Robert J.
rMtl, b9mnlck Grcsory, Lionel n.
Phillips.
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SHOOTS QUAIL: FINED S1OO
New Jersey Hunter Pays Dearly for
Game Law Violation

Fgg IIarDOr, =, D., VVT, NArtln
:. Lear. Of PleAsantvi!lc, was arrested
BY Came Warden William Toder. OF
this city. for shooting ono quHi!. md
fined 500, the minimum fine for each
quail shot between October / and No
vembcr 81.
Sherwood Rislcy. Of Pleasantville,
was fined $40 for shooting one swallow
and Samuel Hasson, of Atlantic City,
$40 for hunting rabbits out of season.
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Woman, 60. Injured BY Auto

Mrs. Ellen MontaS, sixty wears Old d,
1910 North Fifth street, was struck By
an automobile Will" crossing LeAigh
avenue at Sixteenth street late last
night. The cur was driven by Frank
Logan. l"l2 East Columbia avenue.
Mira. Montag was takcn to the Su,nari.
tan Hospital. Wien Logan learned
the wuInan's injuries W"r" serious, he
surrendcrcd t" IL" poIir" and was held
in $500 bail By Magistrate Dorm.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-24
LUTHER LEAGUE TO MEET
District Convention Held Today at
Church Of the Ascension

The fall convention Of the rhiladcl.
phia District Luther League will be
held this afternoon md evening in the
Lutheran Church Of the Ascension,
1901 Germantown avrnuc. Conferences
on league work will BE- held at the
afternoon session. beginning at $3.50
O'Clock. Miss Brenda Mrlhousr, Harry
Heinz and Francis pcupold will he the
speakers.
William II. Manages, OF Manages Mills.
Pa. will be the speaker at the evening
session. A banner will be awarded to
the league having the largest dclrga
tiOn present.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-24
Girl Struck by Motorcar

Elizabeth Blair. fifteen years old. of
90, Hunter Stro"r. suffered cuts cf the
face and body when shc was struck at
Fifty fourth street aud I.an>d"wnr ave-
nur last night hy an automobile driven
bv Frederick S"!lnrs, 0f Gl%i Columbia
avenue She wa" trcalrd at the West
Philadelphia General homeopathic Hos
Dital.
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TELEPHONE GIRLS
HER0|NES At FIRE
9tick to Posts at Merchantville
Until, Overcome, They Were
> Rescued by Firemen
SERVICE IS PARhLYZED

Telephone service IN N"rohantvitlr.
n. j.. is apralyzed this morning ~ In"
result of the burning "f tn" Mrr"hant-
Vile exchange in fire which destroyed
Mercantile Hall. at that place. last
night
Repair crows FROM Philadelphia were
rushed ~ Mrrchautyiilc hrior" m" fir"
wns cxtiuCushcd last night. and h"gn'
the work Of restoring ph"r" SrrN i'''
~ once. II was said NJ the liru Tel" -
phone Company offices iu 'is city how
ever. that il will be- several dnl> h"-
fore servlc" j. fully restored. f"Nrtrrh
hundred telephones nrc oW of "nmn!>-
sion.
At s o'clock 'hi> morning what j.
known as an rm,r-"iry ~"!N!rH was
put into operation Il CONNECTS IL"
police and fire departments and offices
Of physicians.
Telephone officials said more "amnS"
was done To- the phone system h} water
than by Ia" flame. tl"mNrirc., ,M'.rra
DESTROYED the hui'dug in W'irh lh"
telcrhHnc cxrAangc wa> lorur"d. Mann
cables wl.rk were srukrd 10y IN" tire.
mems streams will haN" r" y" ro'
placed. il was >aij
Girl, Brave Dangers
-Four rrcI,houc "Nrrr"r, w." I'd -
sisted oN stW'iNg - th"Ir .Us'S - '"'E
As pnsSih'r were Irro.rC~ ~ 'I' "1".
They rufa-rl 81 leave IA" buy 'nG
building uuru ordered I" io 50 1v Hrr-
mon
The fire was l,srarrr"d Hy N.-N
Heler Sennn. of Mrrrhnntvillr. one ui
thc nurrators. vhn >rirlr,l Sla"kr coin
fnr from the switchboard. With hCi
co,nnnnions. Anna Fuli0u. nineteen
ycors old Of Moorc~tnwn: Anna irnGrr
twenty five wears old. ri Camden. am
Mary Allen. Of Nourr>luNu. She SUN
monnd Tho Mnrrnantv!lr volunteer fr,
derortr,.nt
4 few luomeut, 'a'.r N~s Sturu
rho is nineteen Years Old. and Mis-.
yeocer tainted. Thev H"rr rurricd {,
the home " Mrs. Martin TUgn,N. nrHI
thc hall. and revived.
Roth rcturrnd ~ their switchboard.
.,I continued 70 ,3a;nr!iu to,rphon,
serrirc I'm Nrrchuur>I lie a, long a> pos
,ible Miss Scman was Carried ou
,broc ,i,Y.s ,a. rar3 time ran har.
mil Hr.,,rn fi,a'N .,n,a,rlr,I all fur'
n abandon ,hejr rG>,-
Hurry Gail t0 Camden
wL,, tr, fro rur hryn,.I rr,,,,,, ..
A., ,.,.n, Gro,,rr ,nc i,laDl,,r,.. n,,..,.,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-24

Nittcnhous". Margaret Fulconer. Louis
Vail. Mary +. Vail, Elizabeth ]. May.
Mary J. Clark, II. Stewart Moorehcad
Anna II. Mourchcnd, Florence +. Car
rcutcr. Charles l.. Carpenter, manu-
ta"turcr.
Th" Rev. 6. II. Poolcy, ANN Thorpe
WcthcriIl. William G.. IIuckctt. +.
Spencer llalkrtr, Elizabeth VI. Halkctr,
:. Isabel Stotcsbury, William Rice
Taylor. Eli2aheth Wilcox, Murgaret
Rnvcncl, Clurlssa Ravcncl, Arthur
l,arratts
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KILLS HIMSELF IN HIS BED
Man MuffIes Pistol with Pillow and
Fires Bullet lnto Brain

Louis MirhaclH. thirty seven years
Old, thrust his head unicr pillow to
mum" III" report and then fired a bull
let into Ii, head last night In his room
at lhi2 North Marshall street.
H. body was inuud THIS morning by
J"%"rh Mirha",s. II brother. The dead
man was unmarried
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-24
ADDRESS BUSY PEOPLE'
Second Haf-Hour Nesting Held
Today at 1929 Walnut Street

The second of the ''haIf hour meet
ings for busy pr"plc. conducted hy
the WumanS prmOrrHtir tummitt"c.
was held today from l2:.O to l. 30
L. 81. Mt tn" committees headquarters
at 1920 Walnut street.
The topic was "Our Duty to Eau
rope Today ard the speakers were
Mrs. Marie \. O'C0nn"li. Joseph * g.
Willing. Democratic candidn," for Con-
sreSs from tho Fourth District, and
Mr.. Virginia NJ. Elder. Democratic
candidate for the state Legislature
from The Second District
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DEATHS

SEIDEf -nct,, %, ROBERT p. beloved
husband OF Maud Scd"l Cnr" Dukrs). RaIa.
funeral. Thurs \. NJ, funeral parlors Of
Edmund l." Ho"% 1910 y ISM IT. Syl,rni
Int, Mt, Vernon roH. Remains may be
viewed We'd cyou.ng. ~
>, ,bTNkElREkiEit Oct 81, 1922. LEWIS
f., husband Of leila DunkrIbrraor ina,
Mortimer, Funeral ,soryloes Thurs, +,
n, residence. 90 Trenton ave. Camden,
N. j. lntermsnt strictly private Kindly
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RUNAWAY GIRL. g. IS FOUNI
She Tells Police She Wanted to Sci
How City Looked a. Niokt

Aftcr Il worried mother had appealed
TO the G"ri M.'t"wn police to aid her ID
finding her III i"- year odd daughter. who
had been missing eight hours Yesterday
she was found snunterins casualty dowt
G"rmant"wn aY"nu" near llaincs street
about > O'Clock in thr afternoon.
The small w9nd"rcc, Ruth Prcnder'
gaet, 2O?S L1timer street. told tn
ioIir" Sh" "wantch to see what wN
Cring on in the streets after 1t vat
dark.
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Lawrence G. Murphy

After an illness Of several months
Lawrence {, Murphy, retired master
sMp"rIght, and for many years wide
He was seventy eight years old and
leaves two sons. Augustus w. and John
l.. Murphy, undcrtakers. at the old
homestead, Third and Queen streets.
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FIRE DAMAGES FERRYsoAr

Hot Goals which popped from a fur.
mace on thr old f"rrybont President sci
fir" to wo"dw"rk in th" hold N nuoi
today. Tie ferry boat il tied up u
tn" DclNwar" River ut the foot of 'a'h'
erin" street and is used for hous NJ
st"v"dorrs. CIty iircmcn checked th'
blaze before it did much damage.
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Hamburg to Honor Houahton

Berlin. Oct, ~, -- The Hamburg
Senate, the governing body Of the City
Republic. has invited Auhnssador
HUueht0n t. I banquet in his honor
II courtesy extended no other Ambus-
sudor sine" IN" revolution. Mr.. Hough-
ton has accepted on condition that the
date DO fixed to agree with his other en-
gagrmentS.
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PENNA. FOR SHIP SUBSIDY
House Delegation Almost Unarl'
nous for Measure, Watson Says

Washington. oct. !icprcsenta'
tiv" Henry W. Watson. of P"nns!l.
ynnja. member oi the Ways and Mean
t"mmitt"r. toiNT declared that thu
pennsylvania delegation will he vir'
tually unanimous in support Of PrpS!.
dent lIarding's ship subsidy Legislation,
10 spend a few days of the congressional
recess here.
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WELFARE DRIVE !
GAINING IMPETUS
Campaign Gets or to Good
Start With $4,000 and
Leaders Are sanguine
VOL LUNTEERS' TOTALS TODAY

Speakers who directed the Wel,,u
Fcdcration's drive last year will anreo,
throughout the city today and on tuh.
seonrnt days of this weeks camroi,,
with an appeal to citizens to dig doom
into their pockctbooks to support ,b,
organization IN the work it is carrvIns
on through II! institutions and orya"i.
zntions caring for the sicl; and nsnIr
Tho drive opened with a bang Mt noon
yesterday when volunteer workers, nj
n luncheon in the bellevue Stratford'
were told OF two opening subscription,
amounting TO 100000. One for S25 OOd
was made by William NJ. Elk,ns. v,cs
chairman Of the Committee on Orgnni.
zation. and tho other. for $4,000 wa,
made by Clarence a. Warden, trustee,
Of the federation and chairman Of tb,
central division Of the drive.
Subscriptions received by volunteer,
workers yesterday will be announced
to-day. From all indications the drIyi
will go "over tho ton with rush.
leaders say
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Flames ROut Guests
From the Gladstone

'"'''"'
extension It stretched only +" tn" eighth
floor.
r,,l,l. va. rrrc,;lr r;yrol :, Tho ton
,,.,,,. -. ns. ,...,,,.
"f u" oN'iu!hs ana III" ''r'"'e'I pro"S''.
up lines OF hose on ropes. y line OF
hose was run up through the house of
r,.sa,r, ,:ood,n,, rbo I'm. , ciyor stnro
-. ,En north.gcr corn.r "r EI,y"riL and
pira .,roc,v Eron ,hr VOC, ,hr hose
v.nv rorri.i hy block and tnr,,Ir across.
tLn ,,rco. nrI M r. tho ann,ny onnrt.
,ro,. o,or
Iio-n li,,o- warn r,rrt Il nm .r,.narlv
,,,rnncI .oynroI nf III, hou.rs ON
L",,.a7,tL s,..o, .rbo ,Inmos ,,nrn ton
L;,L .,I,,.c H.. root. -, ,h..n I,y.lIiur.
in' "ir ~ w,h;ch ara of tLrcn nv four sto.
rias Ligh ior rho Grnmnu to reach tho
t,nmcs S,iih streams of water.
One rf the first things ,,ndrrtRkon BY
tho Gran.r was 70 make an outlet for
the smoke that was 'mushr"om!ng"
irvn through ,Le building. Thig WAS
,l,r nulv rcnI DANGER 10 tie guests 4
npr,y Of ho,cmen and .addcrmen. sent
,o th. root. broke through tho ekvlight
ON ton Of the building. This made a
lurr s,nuLoy,nck for the smoke and
Inras
~ a fnr hrrncd frrrn,y for the bet
ter pur' If M M"u", lighting Up the SKY
',n rhat PERSONS living IN all til" south
cr,, c"Htral part Of ii" city saw the
flames and the bright r"h""tion.
The flame, burst through tn" great
chimney which the ilrr,non had made,
and rrrlrd n!gh into IT," heavens
Sharks sailed through the nrigih"rhoud
horn. Ly the strong wind q early
.noruirg.
Orrunnnrs Of other Apartment louseS
wor" aroused by the nni.,, Of tho fire
,r.'.r.s and alarmed Ly The ,p,y>r and
nrr,, or tv,nr sharks All the guests
,$ ,hc rmirInI Nrorrr,nr. E,"yontb
,',l S,rrr. .trrcrs wrr.. rrr,,cI nv ,Ip
,;,..' 'Ii ''.,r, nf tic,, ,,rn,,oyrJ ~ icnvc
J.. ;.'' ,h, ,',' ,,a|,cy ,'" ynrend Ono womon in
Wv T,,""i"I ',',,' rnrtaJ ,m how r"Innrinrs
,' "I,'I'n' ~, nv '' ,t, ,,,rn. 1rn'7i
r,'n0,'' r., t ~ hon,n ',"' ,b,nr% ~ s"nara
NP''"' 10 "'' "o'''' 'H""'
"|Wl' ,.o Ga. l,.,o ,r.s
! D" ""'7, o. ~, 'o', .,''.,"sn we 90
'"'i,'"i !" 'Hr "out''' a., ,,,' Nv. .,u VI
''.' n.'!Iu'hn' ""''e '''' '''''''H "''s'
rln'h
lh"3gh -" hpar'I 'h' ~ @r''''n'
r':"e"d +" max" s'H'''"n' '' damage,
s""'', Nar;g'I.', "S'!''.",, ~ ',' loss at
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-14

Lewis Reeder, Ruden Horr Rebecca
Warren, Earl Horr, Harold Horr and
I Burton h. Horr And further affidavit
that upon diligent inquiry the place
Of residence Of the defendants, Dean
Warren. Ernest Bath the unknown
heirs at law and devisees of Ezekiel
Warren, deceased; the unknown heirs
OF law and deyisees of Charles Weed
deceased; the unknown heirs at Law
and devisees Of William II. Weed. de
| ceased; the unknown heirs at law and
devisees of Lyman Rhodes, deceased
the unknown heirs at law and do
/ visees of Gaines c. Howard, deceased
the unknown heirs at law and de
| visoes of William T.. S. I.ayinia, de
ceased; the unknown heirs at law and
| deyisees Of George A. Sprague, de
ceased, and the unknown owners 0l
vendors and other liens on, unknown
persons Interested In, and unknown
owners Of that part OF the southwest
quarter IS. w. "a Of section eight
| (S) described as follows, to-wit: Be,
ginning at the quarter section corner
| between sections eight tS) and seven
teen 90 thence running north thirty.
one (31) chains and nineteen l9i
/ links, thence north $50 3G' west ten
(l0) chains, thence south thirty-oEe
It3l ch; ms and nineteen (l9) links
| thence south $50 30' east ten I0)
chains o the place Of beginning, con,
tanning thirty-one and l0-l00 t3l.l0)
acres, more OF lesAi also the east
ai3l! I'VE "" 90 arrea VI tile norm
west quarter W. w, "a Oh stctloH
seventeen 'l'JI aiSo 'he horth thif'y.
! Two anu one.hail NN, "@I2) acres OF
the east SNtyTVe n. ooJ acres oil
the southwest quarter - W. ~ OIL
saiu section seventeen 10 ana me
west ten wv ~ acres OF tue north'
east quarter lN. y. ~ OF said sec
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-14
=--1he Free Trader-JournaIs
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING

OF William II. Weed, deceased, the
unknown heirs at law and devisees OF
Lyman Rhodes, deceascr. the TN.
known heirs ut law and deviseeS Of
Gaines g, howard, deceased; the in.
known heirs at law and deyisees of
William T. $. Lavinia, deceased; the
unknown heirs at law and deyiaees OF
George A. Sprasue. deceased, ana the
unknown owners OF vendors and
other liens on, unknown persons in
terested In, and unknown owners Of
that part OF the southwest quarter g.
w. "a OF section eight 81 described
as follows, to-Wit Beginning at the
quarter section corner between Sec
lions eight tS) and seventeen %,
thence running north thirty-one (3lJ
chains and nineteen (l9) links, thence
north So go west ten tl0) chains,
thence south thirty-one (3D olaiua
and nineteen (19) links. thence south
So 30 east ten 00) chains TO the
place Of beginning. containing thirty
one and 1000 CLIO acres, more or
less; also the east sixty-fiye &c. CD
acres Of the northwest quarter On. w.
"a Of section seventeen 90; also
the north thirty-two and one.half IN
.3R) acres of the cast sixty-ive Is
65) acres Of the southwest quarter
Is. w. "a Of said section seventeen
40 and the west ten CIV. 100 acres
of the northeast quarter On. f. "a Of
said section seventeen 90. all in
township thirty-fve (35 north, range
four ca east of the Third (3rd) Prin
cipal Meridian, in the County Of La
Sale and State of Illinois, shall per-
sonally be and appear before said Cir
cult Court, on the first day of the
next term thereof, to be holden at OF
tawa, In and for the said county, on
the second Monday in October next,
and plead, answer or demur to SAID
compliments bill of complaint, the
same and the matters and things
therein charged and stated will be
taken as confessed, and decree ell
tered against you according to the
prayer of said bill.
JOHN L. WITZEN1AN,
Clerk.
Ottawa, Illinois, September 7;h
1922.
McDOUGALL n CHAPMAN and
ELMER E. ROBERTS,
Compt's Solrs.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-14
REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE--7 room bungalow with
large front porch, hot water heat,
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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-14
PAT WOODS LOSES TO
AMERICAN NET STAR

Philadelphia. Sept l4,---William 4.
Tilden OF this city. 1921 champion,
was the only player 10 turn back Il
foreign entrant In the fourth round
of the national lawn tennis cham
pionship on the courts OF the Ger
mantown cricket club here yesterday.
He defeated Pat O'Hara Wood Of
Australia In straight sets, 90. 6.3,
G.2 To Offset this victory, Gerald
Patterson and J. o. Anderson, the two
other members OF the antipodean Da-
Wis cup team, defeated Francis T..
Hunter and Robert Kinsey. by scores
of SO, OIL, 10 and 6-3, So, 30, GIL.
Zenzo Shimidzu. the Jap perpetual
motion tennis player, caused the sen.
sation OF the day by defeating Wal.
lace Johnson. the fnalist against Til,
den last year in a bitter battle, SO.
4.6, SO. Ga.
In the other. matches OF the day.
William NJ. Johnston, former cham.
pion, eliminated his fellow Californi.
an, Howard Kinsey As. 6.2. 6,2.