Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, January 22, 1921, Image 1

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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., January 22, 1921, Image 1
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FREE
4 A
OTTAWA t REE TRADER
Established i h to
OTTAWA JOURNAL
ECst.iblisheil 1HH0
l i HE WEATHER.
Ckudy and unsettled
i night! slihtly cooler
5 tonight; Sunday generally
fair.
AND OTTAWA FAIR DEALER
OTTAWA, ILLINOIS, NATUHDAY, JANUARY SiSS. 11)21
L'ltlCE, TWO CENTS
VOLUM K B.-KO, 0.
BfflTISfj
1 1
FMI FRYMAN MFFffi
fc.fl J V I illl
MT. VERNON ROBBERY IS
CLEARED UP BY U. S.
INSPECTORS
4 UNDER ARREST!
ONE TIME CLERGYMAN WEAKENS
UNDER EX A M I NAT 1 1 IN " D
TECTIVES AND ADMITS II
HELPED ENGINEER UIG HAUL.
Mounl Vi i non, III . Jan, 2a, V
liny
of lite Free Mi I hodlsl church
Mounl Vernon undi r urn st, unci
luallj all Dl Hi imii'
I
tlnulng their Investigation Into
thefl hen
.....
u.il'l'
carried cul the robber)
It Wll
of I 1
Kill confi
Glared, thai more than $li IN) .. -on
his property yesterday when h
was arrested had been placed then
without he kuowledgi
The poatotflce Inspector .'.em pr;i
tlcally the ::i ir- nlgbl i hei kin - in
Kyle's home and In the two gamgc
lie owns, and 1 1 la hetievi i that ! .
ai - ounl il lor. I '
Bible Hi ws that would h id to hi i at
rent Iii the even) he atti mpted to dl:
pose of them.
An
t ion w as expect i 'I to develop was th
ins arrest.
The tin n
morning, wl
the money
the iii tofflci
Eastern lllin
nearby town
FARMERS URGED TO
ORGANIZE FOP 1921
SALE OF WHEAT CROP
urged by Aaron Sapiro ol San Prai
clsco liei'orc the Trl-State Grain Grov
ers' Association, which is holding i'
annual con en tion here,
"Organize separately in each siiiti
cause of different state laws," h
said. "Then fi derate all state organ
nations. One central association witl
out caipltal stocR and with only when
growers is the big thing, R nr i nl
fives of the nubile thould be on th
board of directors. The public shoul
have full knowledge ol scour affairs.
"loni speculate. Sign up r0 i"
cent of the acreage ror al leasl hv
years wlthoul promise of a definit
price. I do nol say thai you will gi
$l.r, u thai Is whal ii Is worth, an
not $1 .20 or whati ver Minneapolis
Chicago exchanges wanl to ;.i:-
"Prove to the hanks thai you at
real merchants, and are men handl
You need a dual Bysti m i warehott:
group and a market grotip."
LADDER TOO CROWDED
FOR HIM TO PEEK IN
CHORUS GIRLS' ROOM
A sprim; Valb y boy iuu bound over
to th- grand jury this week on i'
rharee of burplary preferred against
him by Louis Muphy. manager of the
Majestic theater, In thl city
The evidence la the case showed
ilia' ine aoj .i- m-'
utaide of th" chorus girls' dressing
room In the theater while the "80
Long Mary" shew wa playing thei
About thai time ii pocaetfcooa contatt
lug ii small sum of money and one 1
the gtrt'i dresses were itoleo.
Tie- lini admitted 1 hal he was th 1
at the UtBe for the purpose of peekl
at the Kirls. but said that 'hue wen I
so many other ahead of him on the!
ladder ih.it he failed (
(low.
tioc nnn oncTfti THPPT
$0U,UUU IUUIIIL...UI
iniv m amc riPUT
0
J,P
IN JOLIET P
STATE'S ATTORNEY WRITES LET-
PROTE! riNG AGAINST R
MURDERER WHO HAS PETI-
tioned Foit a pardon.
I
I IT I
M'yht Face New Trial.
LODGES TO ATTEND
FUNERAL OF SOLDIER
YOUNG MOTHER IS
SUMMONED BY DEATH
Veri
PASSENGER RATE
CASE IN HIGH COURT
preme cum
counsel foi
mission lib
u net Ion gi
lington -
mil restl
in Wisconsin.
railway com-
1 from an in-
llwav which"
: , . , '
1e from inter-
.
rortns n i I n
a nnn
, i .., h ,-, it hv the federal
,.nimisjn. Advanoomenl ol argtt-
meal to etpedite ;i decision i.l be
Postpone Council Meeting.
meetlnc ui the iiv council sched
uled I art night to let contracts for
furnishing materials for lieeorstiug
is postpoaei
RBtUtl bXMtt
a trm nrniniiPPA
u my m
DIPOM
ENTABE OF BABY
CAUSED BRIDE AND
n lUotrMitfti
fOUNG HUSBAND DENIES FATH
I niMnu or
I Ff
IT-
1H
ED TO LEAVE HOME
IN AMBULANCE.
maintenance again t her hu liui I
!
1
i0 i, married, because ho did
Sues for
tin
-
$ 1 mi and " .1 - d
h
ln hia sun.
Administrate Estate
Petition for letters ol ad
Mrare1 Glynn ol Peru was
tin Probate Court tod ij Ml
... , . ,,.
lefl iironi rtv val ieil .. t i""
,. . ... ... , ,
11 H 11 wii noni ma k 11
will be divided l l
dren, John. Thi n
Qynn ;in, ,.
- ej ,, , .,
))( ',.,'
1 . . . .
imilj
r. 119.
PAR
re
unuuiTi iuoli niihi!
Trouble "Brewing
TM
f -W.-ff
; aw v .j
y. M. C. A. MEEIMG
BUILDING TILL "
- JLfl-C
"' SESSION WITH KING ESTATE church, W. N Howard, Congregational
TRUSTEES BRINGS DECISION '' I1"'1!1' ' ,'' " i-! . ii"l. Presbyterian
' 1 i hurt li and A .i Roberta ol the Meth
! TO wait For END OF BUSINESS odisl church anil Mr. irig! ai repre
DEPRESSION BEFORE PROCEED- Episcopal church.
ING FURTHER. tion wai h'lil. The coneen iti or opln-
mild be reserved I'm
At ii conference of ioqal men which fund as required hy the of ir
-. .. Kins -mil the Inl incp nl s;iv twontv
,li i wa lu'l'l y, tterday afternoon w Hi K. I, " 1 '
k im fMntmnkeT srftrti prflrVtnrv of the rr-C , V , .! .h' N' ',' . '.'
E. I'
Ill
! Ill' the ln
I.
.1 li
Mrllm'li I
endowment fund,
ii: oi ii
Uiiired by tl
I he baliii
ifb"he,nnHietinn,p
rtiich
1
nn omin on
UMKU oHIiU UU.
SAYS II IS READY
10 PAY OVER CASH
M 1, . BE I ROSE, FOUNDER OF
Nl W 1400,000 CORPORATION
' AY S UNITEO STATES ILICA
REFI SES TO TAKE MONEY FOR
PURCHASE OF SOUTH SIDE
mj "dtfili ulties'
rd
Hnlti il Stat a San.l com p.)
On . lal t the latter
, ' leirose, fonndei
ti,.- SI M 9.008 eoacern
day Issued 1 eping denial ol
ports 1 ' rn ''inl lii"'n fn
to . Miller plant
A h TT
I -.. I i t- ':
FAVORS DELAY IN
NORMALCY" IS HERE
l
riin
ili
in
iis Htrnnelv iiiiili'-il liv Mr. Mm
I I I , 1 ' I, U'l ..ii ,
. -. ' i 1 '
11 inmenil
"'"The Kin. iru lees are aware thai
Op
i
K-TYPE CRUISER"
MEETS DISASTER
DURING PRACTICE
I ,ondon, Jan. 2-. British iubmarine Kr, Com
mander Jolm A. Gaines, was lost with all hands
I hursday at the approaches to the English channel
, , while practicing with
. . lour other sulmirrsihlc.-.
WR mK PBA
tun
mm
uu
Or EARLY MORNING
ACCIDENT OCCURS THIS MORN-
ING AT THE CORNER OF MAIN
AND LA SALLE STREETS BOTH
CARS PKL: TV BADLY WRECKED
DRIVERS UNHURT.
same space ai i in time linn- .iiiiic
I'h
, i !
I I
good for i in Ir eai ly re
attempt al tie impoHsibb
i . rin
is staKed
ill Kurd
l.li.
Skid Into En
ippery roadt
COURT OF CLAIMS
ALLOWS 530 000 BILLS
Jurrv in
l. I.
t MnllllllV
nr product!
nit sand.' 1
nun
utahv rnn
of her type, the admiral
nounced toiay. She submerged
nevei can up again. A full
lemei t 1 officers ;md men w,is
,i 'he .il ;i iter occurred 100
e) oi th iHB i :n rj appprox
ily six olllci i and fifty men. The
l wun ' 1 long with ;i aui
speed hi twenty-four knotB and
ed u li n uhinei i "I of nine
. In' K ;lit tin
Luhea and one rour inch gun.
K, ., , Ki: v,.,,; , both
wore rammed ami unh bj Brltlah
ed hlle uniiet't oing her trials. She
wai raised ai ' renumbered K-22.
Tli - i rafts are Known as "submarine
j cruisers," and, ii i- claimed by Bi Ish
naval writers, they were In service
I before construction of anj of the Ger
man crulsiiiR submarli had ever
FEDERAL OFFICERS
ONIINU
in
mm hm
PRELIMINARY HEARING R FOR
FRANCIS CAREY AND THE JOY
BROTHERS BEFORE DEPUTY
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONER
DELAYI D UNTIL JAN. 29.
Dep
r Ui
i
lorn r I Ileus, i" ndinn their
0" F
Nov. 10, taking ;.. : ! t irom the vault
l 1
no 1 in 1 ' mil
HI "uu 1 1 hondsl
ii"' !
' - : - 1 , . 1 !
il 1111 ireil how
hurled 111
-
lie- 1
I the I
t ol
. the
ids nl the author!
a mi isina iiioti' V
14 IRISH KILLED
DURING JANUARY
3Y CROWN FORCES
hv thU
in ,-in attempted payroll
hi drove his assailant
ived thi' f"'. .'no package
u employe Ol a printing
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