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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-06-14
WydziaI Okret0Wy Narusza
PFaWO PrOhibiCyjne.
Senator Ladd Prejektqje Wy
plate Bonusu " Got6wce.
Ludnose Stanu Illinois Zaplacila
$S5.OOO.OOO " 1920.
Wlasciciee KOpali Mysa 0 Zakoiczeniu Stajku.
MOBIIzACJA KANADYEKlEJ POLICH
Turcy Morduja Grekow W Malej Ali.
lime TelegrdmV KrdjOWe.
Wlasciciele Kopal1 Mysla 0 ZakOiczeniiu Staku.
MOBILIZACJA KANADYJSKIEJ POLICM
Turcy Morduja Grekow " Malej Ali.
lime Telegramy Krajowe.

'~SS
p-zeprowadzenia W. Kongresie u,
stawy bonusowej, senator Ladd
skrytykowal plan McCumber'a,
projektujacy wydawanie wetera-
nom ubezpieczeniowych certyfi-
kat6w, wyrazajac sic, IL plan ten
przynosi ,;pigulki clilebowe" zoi-
nierzom. .Weterani prosili o mic
so, rzuciio sic i'm kamien' = O.
swiadczyi Ladd. Wide jasno o
g6lne korzysci, jake powyzszy
plan przyniosiby krajowym ban
kierom."
Senator Ladd przedstawii po-
prawke do blu MeCumber'a.
prcjektujaca wypiacanie bonusu
W gotowce, przy wydaniu obli-
.gacyj skarbowych ma SUNG
So. 500 ,ooo,oco, ,lub ma taxa czsst
tel sunny. ktoraby pozwoliia ma
wyplacenie rekompensaty wojsko
wei W gotowce.' Obligacje byly-
by wycofane po up}ywie Is lat.
Zdaniem Ladd'a fundusze mo
gtyby bye zebrane opodatkowa
ma wszystkich bankow, instytu-
Cyl finansowych, kas oszczedno-
sci i spoiek bankierskich, zainlor
pcrowanych ma lub ponad $780,
GOO, w wysokosci 50 procent cd
ogolnych zyskow, po odlozeniu
y procent ma dochody j odjeciu
csztow wszelkich innych podat
kow. o ileby powyzsze zrodio
dochod6w okazaio sic niewystar
czaiace, nalezaloby wstrzymac ia
kqkolwiek roczna rate wyplaty
bonusu uzyc ma ten eel procen-
tow cd zagranicznych pozyczek
wo;ennych, jake W nied}ugim
czasie zaczna przypuszczalnie
wpiywac do skarbu Stanow lie
dacczonych. Gdyby to zrodio
nic wystarczaio ma pokrycie kosz
tow rekompensaty wojskowej, ma
lezaIoby postarae sic o aproprja-
Gle jakichkolwiek innych fun
duszow skarbowych.
Wediug informacyj, pochodza-
cych oficjalnych sfer waszyng-
tcfiskich, Prezydent Harding
sprzeciwia sic stanowczo odioie-
niu obrad mad ustawa taryfowa
ma korzysc projektu ustawy boz
nusowej, wniesionego przez pre-
wodniczaeego senatorjalnej kotni
sji f;nansowej, senatora McCum-
ter'a.
LUDNosc STANU ILLINOIS
ZAPLACILA s5,Ooo,ooo w
1920.
Washington. IA czerwca. -
Statystyczne wykazy podatkow
dochodowych, podane wczoraj do
publicznej wiadomosci przez ko.
n.isarza wewnetrznych podatk6w
wykazuja, il mieszkancy stattt
Illinois zapiacili W roku 1920
$s5,0O0,ooO w podatkach docho-
dowych, czyli 0 $l2,06,0O vie
cej niz ludnosc jedenastu stanow
peiudniowych. poiozonych ma
wschod Cd Mississippi poludnie
cd rzeki Ohio.
Og6lna suma wplaccnych p'
datk6w " 1920 roku wynoei
Sl,o75,os3.666. Stan Illinois zsj-
muje trzecie miejsce ma liscie
=, ,,f.ene,a ei,,1a ~ vvsot0<f/
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-06-14
KALENDARZYK.

Dzs, srcda, "A. cDerwca: sw. Ba-
EyIego B.
Jutro. czwartek, IS. czerwca; -
BOEE CIALO.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-06-14
FRANcJA POSLE Do HAGI
TYLKO EKSPERToW.

Paryz, IA. czerwca. (Prasa ST.
- Cabinet francuski zdecydowai
wczoraj, ie ma Eonferencii haskiej
w sprawach rosyjskich Francja
bedzie reprezentowana tylko
przez grupe ekspertow francu-
sllich.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-06-14
KuRs srAREK PoLsKIoH.

Wedle komRnikatu Polskiego
Konsulatu Generalnego kurs marek
lest dis $500 marek "a 81, cEyli
9sh cent6w IA 1000 marek.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-06-14
JUTRo oTWARcIE KoNFE-
RENCJI w HADZE.

Amsterdam, Il. czerwca. -
Rad holenderski ME otrzymai
jeszcze do wczorajszego dnia Cd
powiedzi cd wszystkich mo-
carstw, zaproszonych ma konfe--
rencje haska, ami tez ME vie on
o ewentualnym skiadzie przysz-
fych delegacyj.
Wyrazaja tn wielki zal, IL Sta
ny Zjednoczone ME zgSosiiy do
tad chsci przyjscia udzia4u W tel
konferencji. Istnieje atoli jeszcze
nadzieja, ze p. Ludwik A. Suss-
dorff, pierwszy sekretarz amba-
sadly amerykahskiej W Hadze,
wezmie udzia{ W konferencji W
charakterze obsefwatora.
Wsr6d dalegat6w ME spodzie-
waja sic przybycia wybitniej-
szych przedstawicieli poszczegol-
nych pahstw AMI tez czSonkow
gabinet6w, Holenderski minister
do spraw zagranicznych r6wniez
ME bedzis W skfadzie delegacji
holenderskiej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-06-14

DokonezeDle IA ssFonley
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-06-14
NIEMcY WoBEC KATA-
sTRoFALNEJ SYTUAcJI
w AUSTRIA.

Berlin, Il. czerwca. = Rad
niemiecbd, majac ma uwadze obe-
cna katastrofalna sytuacje finar-
sowa W Austrji, przystaPii do
rozwazania mad sposobami zapo-
biezenia podobnej sytuacii W
Niemczech.
w ciagu ostatnich paru dni
wielu miljonerow austrjackich
zauwazyso zmniejszenie sic ieh
fortun niekiedy o polowe posia-
danej przed tenn sunny, wskutek
niezwykiego obnizenia sic war
tosci korony austrjackiej. Vic
kszosc sklep6w W Wiedniu 20
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-06-14
PRASA NIEMIECKA o OD-
sZKoDoWANIACH WO-
JENNYcH.

Berlin, IA. czerwca. - Prasa
niemiecka oznajmia, re aby Mem
cy mogly wywiazaG sic naAozo-
nych ma ME odszkodowan wojen-
nych, pahstwa sojusznicze n1usza
sic zgodziG ma pewne zedania
niemieckie. a mianowicie:
Ewakuacja Duisburga, Dussel-
dorfa i Ruhrort, oraz zniesienie
26 procent przymusowego ekspor
tn.
Ewakuacja miejscowoSci po le-
wei stronie Renu.
Ewakuacja zagiebia Saar.
Wolny handel GdansEiem, a
szczeg6lnie wolny handel przez
korytarz gdahski, zakreSlony W
traktacie wersalskim.
Uregulowanie granic ma Cor
nym Slasku zgodnie z brzmie-
MEM traktatu wersalskiego.
Prasa niemiecka zgadza sic z
oznajmieniem miedzynarodowe--
20 lSomitetu bankier6w, IL uregu-
Iowanie kwestji odszkodowan wo
iennych ME moze sic odbyc ina
czei jak "a uprzedniem Scissem
okreSleniem zdolnoSci p4atniczej
Niemiec, kt6re ME mogs pAacic
ptbrzynich dlugow wojennych
do tego utrzymywa6 jeszcze' ar
Anjs cudzoziemskie ma swych te-
rytorjach.
rowTETY ZAMIRRZAJA IA
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-05
MISS TESSIE MCCLURE
A DECEMBER BRIDE

Miss Tessie Mcclure, daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs g. f. Mcclure OF this
city, and Paul Heister, son Of Mr. and
Mrs b t. Heister of Lowell, ILL.,, were
united in marriage at $50 O'Clock this
morning at a pretty December wed
ding which took place at the home of
the brides parents, 1921 Webster
street Rev. George c. Fetter olliCi.
ared There were no attendants.
The bride wore Il brown travelling
suit. with slippers ard hat to matca.
She wore a corsage bouquet OF sweet
peas.
Only intimate friends and relatives
of the couple were present, and follow
ing the ceremony a wedding breakfast
was served.
Mr.. and Mrs Heister left on the 10
O'Clock train for Chicago, where they
will spend a few weeks honeymoon.
and upon their return will make their
home with the groom's father on a
farm in Lowell
Both arc well known in this city an |
have the hest wishes of their many
friends.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-05
COUNTY ASKED TO
ACCEPT CUSTODY Of;
4 MOTHERLESS TOTS
CEDAR POINT CHILDREN LEFT
WITH FATHER NOT RECEIVING
PROPER PARENTAL CARE, PRO-
BATON OFFICER SAYS.

The county was asked to find de-
pendent four motherless Cedar Point
children and give them the proper pa
rental care, in petition filed by Miss
Marie Daley, Of La Sale, probation
officer for that territory, yesterday.
The children are Josephine, Domincf,
Ruth and Arthur Lannutti. Their
mother is dead and they are at the
present time living with their father,
L.annutti, in cottage No. II, in Cedar
Point
Miss Daley's petition alleged that
they lacked the proper parental care.
Appeals Industrial Board Verdict.
The La Sale County Carbon Coal
Co. filed a writ OF certiorari in the cir
cult court today, asking the court To
review the case heard before the II
1inois industrial commission, when
Martin Krawazyk was awarded COM
pensation of S72643 for injuries he
is alleged to have received while in
their employ.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-05
INHABITANTS OF CO.
JAIL AT SMALLEST
NUMBER IN YEARS
ONLY SEVEN OCCUPY CELLS AT
BASTILE PRESIDED OVER BY
SHERIFF MIKE WELTER AND
HIS CORPS OF ASSISTANTS.

Fewer prisoners are in the county
Jail at the present time, than have
been confined there for at least two
years, according to Jailer George
Stevens. This morning there were
only seven prisoners in the county
bastile Six Of these were serving Jail
sentences and the seventh, Dusin Du-
die, was recently bound to the grand
jury on charge of having attacked
little girl In La Sale.
Yesterday morning when Sheriff
Welter took charge of the Jail, only
six prisoners were confined there.
Late yesterday afternoon Mr.. Welter
placed his first prisoner behind the
bars. He was Mike Costello of La
Sale. who earlier in the afternoon
had been sentenced to serve thir-
ty day term for drunkenness and
disturbance of the peace
For several months there has been
gradual letting up of crime thru
out the county. which is directly re-
sponsible for the small number of
prisoners confined to the prison.
Last winter the number of prison
crs averaged around 2S or 30, during
the greater part of the winter. Dur
ing the summer months the number
dropped down to 20, and the average
hung around there for several weeks.
During the fall there has been "a
gradual decline, until the number top
ped down to 6 Sunday and yesterday.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-05
EARLVILLE " IL |
CONTEST OPENS IN
ELDREDCE'S COURT.
WIDOW AND THREE SONS AT.
TACK VALIDITY OF LAST TEST
AMENT SIGNED BY LATE GEO.
r. HOADLEY.

The action started by the widow
and the three sons of the late George
r, Hoadley of Earlville to break his
will and have his $125.o00 estate di.
vided in accordance with the Inheri-
tance laws of Il'ilcis. was called for
trial before Judge Edgar Eldredge
this morning. 4 special venire CT
twenty jurors IN addition to the reg
ul,r panel had been summoned by
the court to hear 'he t3fe
Mr. Hoadley passed away Feb. q,
l%40 His widow, Mrs N;,te Hoadley,
oi tarlville, and his tEine sons, Les
t. j., who resides near Earlville; !;
hchur w. Hoad'ey, &c keota, Ia;
Robert d, Hoadley, cf Earivlle, were
left shares of the estate simply for
their lifetime. Hr|aru Virl Bessie
sn1 Johanna Ho@dl"y, who will in
lcri; shares of fnr tcstator's estate
after the death OF tic complainants,
tie Illinois Masonic nrItanage of La
Change and the Methodist and Pres
byterian churches OF Earlville are the
defendants.
The two churches will receive $50
a month each and the Orphanage 500
4 month during he life time Of the
complainant, Lester The children
who are named as def9nd1nts, are
the children of Arthur aud Robert
HCaGiey.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-05
INTIMIDATE GUARDS BY
DISPLAY OF GUNS
NUMBERS
Is IN ARMED GANG
OvERPoWER cUSToDiANS OF
LARGE DlSTiLLERY AND MAKE
GETAWAY WITH LIQUOR Val.
uED AT sI5o.00o.

Peoria, H.. Dec 5.---Ofiicials inyesti.
eating the theft of sixty barrels of
whisky from the Liberty Yeast Cor
poration at Pekin, Ill. last night by
twenty-five armed bandits today con
nected this raid with similar one.
although unsuccessful made on tho
American distlllcry here Nov. 81. Tho
whisky, based on bootleg values. is
worth $l50,c00.
Both raids occurred at night AMI
were participated IN by number of
armed men. 1t was said that several
men who made the unsuccessful at.
tempt on the American distillery were
among the twenty-five at Pckin last
night
A detail OF officers was sent toward
Springfield in IN attempt to overhaul
the raiders. who drove their five
trucks toward Springfield on the hard
road. but no arrests were reported to
have been made nor any trace found
of the trucks.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-05
DRY LAW OFFENDERS
PAY S8,7O5 FIN ES
DURING PAST YEAR
PROSECUTIONS CONDUCTED BY
STATES ATTORNEY NET THE
COUNTY LARGE SUMS-MAJOR
ITY PLEAD WITHOUT TRIAL.

During the twelye-month period be.
tween December, 1921, and the first 2,
this month violators of the prohibition
l"ws have naid fines amounting TO
S8,705 which have been turned ove'
by States Attorney H. +. Kelly to the
county treasurer The fines were paid
into the county Golfers by forty-four
violatOrs of the laws.
Most of these plead guilty without
standing trial and made no effort to
evade paying the penalty imposed by
the statutes for a violation of the pro-
hibiti0n laws in Illinois The major
ity of the fines were assessed by
Judge p. Harry Reck in the County
Court before whom the yiolators of
the search and seizure act are taken.
One of the largest fines collected
was against Mike Iabkar of La Sall2
who was the owner of La Sale soft
drink parlor jury of twelve men
in the County Court last February de-
ciared Zabkar guilty Of a violation of
the search and seizure laws on two
counts and ordered him fined for these
offenses. This fine amounted to 5000.
The only other $500 fine levied was
that against William Bozeman Of this
city InformatiOnS charging him with
violating the search and seizure laws
were filed against Mr. Bozeman on
two occasions. These were later com
bined and he plead guilty to the two
charges at once.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-05
COON HUNTERS ENJOY
A SWELL BIG FEED

The old time ottawa coon hunters,
thirtyliye strong, enjoyed sumptu-
Gus coon supper at the Maccabee hall
last night. The supper was rendered
them by Freeman Carter, Charles
Duckett and Otto Schneider, Two ten
pound 'c0ons, which had been roasted
to a turn, composed the main item OF
the supper The 'coons were given
the hunters by Wallace Watts. They
had been roasted at a downtown bak-
cry. The dinner consisted of roast
coon, dressing sweet potatoes, cab
bage salad, sandwiches coffee and
cigars After the dinner an informal
smoker was enjoyed by the guests.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-05
IRELAND BECOMES
FREE STATE AND A.
BRITISH DOMINION.
KING GEORGE SIGNS DOCUMENT
GIVING ERIN ITS LIBERTY. GOV.
ERNoR GENERAL HEALY AS.
SUMES NEW DUTIES.

London, Dec. 5.-(By the A. P)-
Without pomp or ceremony the Irish
free state will come into being after
midnight tonight. By a special order
in council the full administration of
the country already has been handed
over TO the provisional government.
Therefore when the constitution
comes into existence tomorrow there
will be no ceremony of any kind to
mark the fulfllment of the treaty be-
tween the British and Irish govern
ments.
acts Only Kings Proclamation.
London. Dec. -Aut0Ecmuus gov.
ernInent TO- Ireland tCuay lacked only
'ne formal consent II King George
u the, Irish constic g ii h.ll.
The Anglo-lrish tyelty expires to
rcrrow wnen the prOyiJ' al govern
hrnt viii cease to funG':aI anI Illt
ffea state government viii 3EcaiiIy
take cih,ige. The frs. meeting Of
the i'ail I1irreann as the lover house
Of tic irish parliamen; has been
fyc: lar Wednesday, Meantime the
Uail Will sit privately to choose tlir
ty l,rl,Lers of the SatnaI tirrann,
cr stEatr The choice viii be maize
frJln abort 100 candidates.
Timothy Healy, who yesterday con-
firnpd hi acceptance ol the COVER
nor eeI2ralship of the insll Free
State returned to Dublin r1tcr cor
su!tatiuAS at the colon: II Cliice It
is considered noteworthy that Mr.
Hea'. is the first Untitled rrrs1n to
be c, tsen as the kings rep.Hs' ntA-
;..n in aas british do,'sl.r =.
Ar ang- meats for ,i3 s'ec1attrn
nf All l'Ut.~': troops rol PiE'he IN
tne sree state territory are going fer.
v ard
All ointment of the new govrr..,
'a.tt s., pral Of Ulster la8 not be-
annnlnCcG but the rept", taat the
duke Gf Abercorn would be chosen
seems fairly accurate.
Cosgrave Meets HeaIy.
Holyhead, Wales, Dec. 5.-(By A.
PA historic meeting occurred
here last evening between the first
its first governor general. William
Cosgrave, president of the Dali E!r.
cam, crossed from Dublin to meet
Timothy Healy, the new governor
general
Mr.. Cosgrave declared in an in
terview that the situation in Ire.
land was we'll in hand. He said Il
union Of the north and south could
not long be delayed inasmuch as the
line dividing the two sections was
The president added that
the appointment of Mr. Healy was un-
doubtedly popular among all classes
in ireland.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-05
SINGER REPORTED ON
ROAD TO RECOVERY

The condition of Arthur Singer, who
had narrow escape from death last
Wednesday in Spring Valley while
working for Scherer Brothers on job
o. loading some transformers on a fiat
car, is much improved, according to
information given out today at the
City hospital, Mr.. Singer was badly
burned about the body and head by a
falling high tension wire. which hit
Singer, Hubert Scherer and Peter Gal
vim The other men suffered only
minor burns.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-05
SAWS Way OUT OF
Los ANGELES JA| l.:
Then DISAPPEARS
Los Angeles, Dec. 5-Mrs Clara Phillips
under sentence of ten years to life imprisonment
for numbering Alberta Meadows, widow,

SoSol|Sd q lOSidy
from the county Jail
where she was being
held pending formulation Of an ap-
peal.
With the aid Of several steel saws
her escape was effected at 2 A. M.
according to the jailer who express.
ed a belief she was aided by other
inmates. Bars We're sawed thru and
after crawling out window Mrs.
Phillips dropped to the roof of an adj
joining building, climbed down fire
escaped and disappeared
The escape was not discovered for
several hours. The matron saw tho
bed in Mrs. Phillips room vacant
and then noticed the sawed off bars.
The former chorus girl, who three
weeks ago was found guilty of what
officials declared to be one of the
most brutal murders they have had
to try, effected her liberty with u
tragic suddenness equal to that with
which the hammer staying was re-
vealed last July. 1t is believed she
escaped in an automobile which wait
ed outside the prison for her.
Examination of the cell window
and the sawed bars failed to reveal
any traces of the saw filings. This
led to a belief that the bars may
have been sawed thru several days
ago. Orders We're issued by Sheriff
Trager to bring in all persons con-
nected with. the hammer murder In
order to trace plans of the jail break.
All deputies We're called in and poss-
es rushed out.
\ Mrs. Phillips had svral hours
start before a sheriff's office placed a.
dragnet thruout southern California
IAll southern California cities have
gbeen notified and authorities at the
border warned in time, the sheriff
believes, to prevent the fugitive
reaching Mexico
Question Mrs. Obenchain.
Deputy sheriffs were sent out today
to interview Marelymn Oberchain, re-
leased from jail last night after dis
missal of the case involving the charge
of murder of j. Belton Kennedy. She
occupied an adjoining cell to Mrs.
A deputy sheriff reported today, he
saw woman resembling Clara Phil
lips and man answering the descrip-
tion of her husband in an auto at 10
o'clock in the southwest residential
section. about FIVE miles from the Jail.
Deputysheriffs reported that Phillips
packed all his belongings yesterday
and left where he had been stopping.
Mrs Phillips was convicted of mur
der in the second degree.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-05
FIRST REAL. TOUCH
OF WINTER GRIPS
c|TY;;MERCURY AT II
THERMOMETER DROPS as DE-
GREES IN LESS THAN FORTY
EIGHT HOURS-kiDS KEEP EYE
ON CANAL FOR SKATING.

Real winter weather arrived with
a cold snap all of sudden. Be
tween midnight and dayligth. the
temperature dropped down until it
stood only II degrees above the zero
mark. AT 1880 o'clock this afternoon
it had risen II degrees, and register
! ed 28 above, with indications of GO
ing lower rather than higher when
the night shadows sweep over the
city,
The cold spell came without a
great deal of warning. On Sunday
the mercury registered g. which is
very unusual for December 3 On
the average, the weather has been
much milder than the calendar calls
for thruout the entire fall
Yesterdays heavy rainfall thruout
the day. which ended in a regular old
fashioned wind gale at night, brought
a touch of real northwestern weather
While unofficial thermometers var
led greatly during the night some Of
them dipping down to IL and l3 above,
the government thermometer, which
is in charge of Prof c. J. Markhus of
Pleasant View Luther College stop
ped when it reached the Ii mark. This
same thermometer registered 81 on
Sunday afternoon indicating drop
of As degrees in thirty-six hours.
Many boys made a special trip to
tn canal today, to test out the ice,
and see if it was ready for skating,
While it is not in condition for use
yet few days of this kind Of
weather will make 1t in first class
| condition for the use of skates, skat-
ing shoes, hockey club and other ice
sports.
All United States Hit
Chicago, Dec. 5.-tWinter toda"
made its first determined onslaught
| OF the season. spredaing a trail of zero
| temperatures through the northwest
end mountain states and causing de-
cided drons in temperature as far
south as Texas in the southwest and
| Tennessee in the central area.
Helena. Mont, with a temperature
around Is degrees below zero. was the
rotdest place reported. Sub-zero tenn
perature was recorded throughout
Montana, North Dakota ard parts Of
Minnesota. with Havre, Mont. 4 be.
| INV: Williston n. D.. below. Grand
Forks, N. D.. below, and Fargo. n.
D.. 3 below
The southern Rocky Mountain states
were warned bv forecasters to prepare
for drops in temnerature from Il to
20 degrees, attended by slight aurries
of snow.
| Throughout the Mississippi valley
states the breath of winter was mani
fest in biting wind that sent the
mercury scurryine toward the zrra
marx. Weather forecasts indicat 1t
this wave would spread into the lower
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-05

lake region and the Atlantic and east
guif states by tonight or Wednesday.
A continued cold was predicted tor to-
day and tomorrow for all southeastern
states. Including Florida.
Illinois, after nearly week of au-
tumnlike weather, today was shiverng
in biting wind that caused the mer-
curry to capitulate rapidly.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-05
LEI AND GIRL WEDS
OTTAWA YOUNG MAN

Miss Matte Oddson. of Leland, and
Buford NJ. Foster, of Ottawa. were
united in marriage Saturday at y.
m. at the parsonage II :ha Fist
Methodist church in La Sale. Rev.
]. w George offieiated. 'Fhs young
couple were accompanied by Miss
Lucille Hoffman and Eiyood Snow OF
this city, -.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-05
CLEMENCEAU MAKES
CALL ON Mr.. HARDING

Washington. Dec. Georges Gle
menceau paid his respects today to
President Harding He arrived at
the White House at 9:57, the hour
at which the president was to receive
him The French ambassador ac-
companied the Tiger, who presented
him to the president Late tomorrow
Clemenceau will call on former Presi-
dent Wilson.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-05
Hunt Stolen Ford.

Sheriff Welter received long dis
tance phone call from Dwight early
this morning asking that search be
made for new Ford coupe which was
stolen in that city last night The
car bore the license number 6l3,366
and the engine number was 6,207, H.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-05
Charity Committee Meeting.

The Charity Committee of the Cath
olic Daughters of America will meet
at the home of Mrs. NJ. J. Sheehan,
on North La Sale St, on Thursday
afternoon of this week. to sew on
garments to be distributed among the
poor children of Ottawa.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-05
Dickens Versatility.

Thc worb, OF Charles Dickens con-
tain i-5 different characters.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-05

The Sugar in Life's Cup.
For stirring the heart there Is nnfh-
Ing like a first-class spoon with q
prpft, rirl --Hoston Traru a-'t