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OTTA W A FRTTE TRADl-IU - JOURNAL,
SATURDAY. JANUARY 22, 1921,
REV. ROMPEL, STEP mr m
DAD 10 EVERY m,wm
WILL SPEAK HERE
C. OF C. MEMBERS TO
VOTE ON UTILITIES
ji
sir.
ROTARY CLUB PROMISED LEC
TURE BY ONE OF GREATEST
EXPERTS IN AMERICA ON "BO Y .
ti tut ir M -r i hi at uiru ''
SCHOOL TUESDAY NIGHT.
Mr and Mi James Wagner, 918
Douglas street, are the parent of n
bab) bo born this morning at Rs
burn hospital
VleMunn, Paul Dwyer, John
, und ISdwnrd Barrett were
pu ngeri nil morning,
iey will spend the day on
' local K"
I h ndlntt
I iTmTi f
hi, proprietor ol the
y, rel urned after : 1 1
I convention at th
i
,mit Kenneth 8ap
lose who U 1 1 t OI
Mr, and Mn Ifiai
dren ot Jollel spet
gellla w ii ii the I'M
M. K Dlx.
M lm . mi, i Mi .ii
s in Sunday In Hi
M r, and Mrs, ,l. I
iiir military funeral
Ottawa Sundaj
M ra, i in ar Blatti
her home in hlca
s neca II ii bi r a
hi.
Peter Rrlodj oi
Son. ca on business
Rtu .nil K i 1 1 ' I , ' i
M E NT TO FEEL out public nailer Thursday evi
rcniTittr -r rki a rt r PABBABaJ A 1 1 1 - 8 Uf'C'll
TIONS.
PLEASANT VIEW.
I lit and two chl
C0NTR0
nf fit, Andrew's i
went oi to" n Wi '
Leslie Bowers
iiml, i, in Miir-1 In iiH' vii'iiiitv Mi,' iii'm hi iin' ween i
mother, Mr. Mr ana Vlrs, Albert Otl and little of ih
daughter Mlnnlan left Monday for uts
nf i hicago their new home near Warsaw, Ind
i Tln-v were nuesta of Mrs Qtt'a aunt
In 1 1 ni tended ' Mrs. Ida Klner "i
James DufO in ; in Wai
her home . Mlsi Angle, spent Thursday at the I
Kdgar Looharl home. y,
h relutlvi I Ray Hunter of Evanston snenl n nvi.
miii noaie iiiik mi' nisi
Notice, Odd F lluw.
.Mil mi l iii yoUl hall si 1 -III
tomorrow iftarnoon for t ho
purpose of attending tne mwiarj in-
in r.ii of the late Private John KU.H'T-
thter of Mr, ld,
who reside
I ,1.,, iii;,,,,. I,, . in, . Mn Annual Luncheon
'" rout9 bride ol Milton Inks of Brookfleld at For member
Miss Mary Durdan
nd Mrs. Peter Dui
it iii
The mi ilonary Boclety of the Prei
in. Wednesday, Jan, 19, al si. partment
the Philanthropic De
be held Wednesday
Stephen's parionag
in
i returned to byterlan church met Tuesday after- ,ev pulnep Biskupski officii I. Tin
Btreator. H ii Mi i. Joseph Pi II ler
ltd' li Hit III 1 nun .il I
John Heflnn Hvlv
llllllll' I
iii avenu
Mrs. A, K. Li-hi
iii-iil,
OTTAWA BODY AKED TO TAKE'
PART IN STATEWIDE MOVE
ndance
The rtlfecl
1 1 "i Comp
it-day afteri
I some spe
i tlv for ih'
day gfterBtwhi
i Vilsi Slaclfl Migi
', Iii p hi, mi' with Bin
Mrs, Josephine I
I w ;i Monday afti mi
'iiciKii was ii
undiiy morning
it an Ottawt
, Btreator Tues
Is confined ti
it was in Otta
with
.liiliii lli.'li iiml sis
r Ball of Ohio visit
or i ' latlves this week,
iii Antrum was among those to
I Iiml
tiess, but
i,i :i ref
Mr and
I'M in it.
Hen Olson,
Tuet da) ,
Thanks to the efforts ol the Rotary I
club, the people ol Ottawa will on
next Tne;. iiny evening hatre an, oppor-
mnity of hearing one "i the biggi it ,u
i,i,.i, in Lhe l uiii ii states m boy work ' i
nnri ICdMatd Jumini'l. familiarly',,,, ... . i ,.i,.i,i ' ... .... .. .,. mm , i ,,i Miss Marlon Gerhert, who Is a nur
known to thousands ol boys and men Edward s . hrli D and Jacob Stow-1 Commerei to ascertain the sentiment ;" ,!"' Mdrey 1
an 'Dai, now of Juliet, will talk at an(j their sister, Mr fJarnbardt, 1 0( tne business Interests of Illinois re- been visiting In
the high school auditorium at 8 returned hi I evening from Ithlca, gnrding regulation of public utilities. "nv weeks, retu
o'clock, following a luncheon ol the Mich., where they went the flr I nf There were four propositions to be "ay '" resume
club at 6:80. Everyone is Invited to the week to attend the funeral of their voted upon for the purpose of ecur- Edward Claus
hear him, and this includes men, worn-1 sister, ti Lenu Stewart Bowers, a Hiilstantlal expression from the
ni and especially boys. Mrs, Bower was well Known in oi people In Illinois so thui when the ,
"Dad" Rompel was chaplain of the tawa, having ten born and raised I THinulH Chamber ol Commerce ap JJ?C?, V , '
Great Uk training caipP and was dl- here. Her death occurred Sunday pearfl before . ,sl;it,. legislature II ) ;a"8"
. .. - ... ............. a i ., . . u ami ihfl fnnpra took n ace ul her ate ...m ..... , h ih until ruesday al
ii'iiim mi ill nil,-, nunc .ti.,"m, ...... .- iu .... .
., . ii.. 'h, ,,ti UV, in -l .IV ...i , ... I.... hi,, Tl... nmn HOrth Ol lliwn
..in vmini moil we - nil w m -.n i ii,--. ni i. i,i,-n.." i i-..'i-
.eslle flobb i i
ii i le eai ti day
I
rhe Intermedl
idy class met
i borne of Miss
prettily gowned m a lull
ol blue sllvertone trimmed In graylWIlI
Mf with hal and shoes to match. The resli
in 'ih' carried a bouQuel of pink and I
white carnations, They were unat-!
tended, n, r the ceremony Mr. and Will
Mrs. Inks went to the home ol the loca
bride's parents, where ;i sumiptuoual
wedding breakfast wiis served to
twenty guests, who were the rela
tives ami close friends of Hie con-1
gaming tract!
id news i,,.,,i,.
this past
lartles,
m in III
ca and bia
Mich, to re-
Tuesday Study Circle
eel 'I uesday ;it the McDougall
R. J. Klein, the Tailor,
be pleased to see you tit his new
Ion, Madison street.
Dance for Charity
Wi dneeday, January S6thj
Al the Armory.
Benefl of European Belief.
.. ,i fair atti ndance. At the conclu- tnja jf(
ital and who has of ""' ' : 'al
,neca f0r tne past enjoyed bj the children, the hostess
,1 t0 Chicago Sun- bai arranged various games and
work mui . for tin. i ntertaimm nt, "
wuh h Hi m en call Mr Albert Bltderui Anita, la S
nes go v
InliK nil'
The best
in tor buc
voyage In
Children Ciy
FOR FLFTCHER'S
C AS TO R I A
caller north
i
knows boys from the cradle up and
iiiis the great Kin .u "getting next" I ,at
to them, mi that Ii" soon acquired the mornlns
. .i. , i , , .. i ....... v, ,,i. . I'l'Slt lull
envlaMe title ol Dad, and everyone m
hi the 80,000 knew and loved him 1 ' '
His Ideas on the Bubject "i hoys are ..."
bis own. ami they wrok ut, Chaplain '
he was in the truest sehse of t Ii'
word. tfcW iiml did not Interfere with
Ins linxiiic witli Up in in all 1''!UI
Hporia wuu BmfioH, mi'i n.' niornitiK
iiiK oliallt'ilK'' I" Meet an) man in the r,
big liunrii with the gloves, A num- , ttawa vli
her accepted the defl, and sometimes Robert
I lie letiKi
ami at tini.s the man who opposed .i p .-
him Hut whatever the outcome, the rrom a bu
end oi tli' tray found one more re- Harry .
until Ur ' Dud, ami one more pro Inst a few
claiming Mui a good sport, who wai Gordon
absolutely Mon the square." friends In
His siibjeii on Tuesday nveninf! Robert
will be "The Man aud the Boy." As Ottawa vi
u speaker those who have heard him Mterj r
are loud In b)s puis.', li you are lu- man,
leiciti'd in tin
Borne other boy or boys in general,
you cannot afford to miss hearing him
And bring the boys; they and their an '"
... . , , .... i
I ll(,l 11 I a ..lltll DiniOIB, '"I 'II. t.
Iiu'l ari) espi
will be here under the au ?p c - of
the Rotary club and of course there
nisaion fee, If you luive
. ...
vlshes of its membei Mi
til utilitii ol
!u - i . latlonshlp existing I"'1
i
i
ie regulated in an quitable mai
air ami Jusl alike to the compt
Mrs. Wallaci Hi
Mary loulse, left ft
and daui hti
oone, Iowa, o
d
fortunate Indeed nol to losi
'heavy Kal" which blew all day whe
""''' '" iimun n ong unft
rs i i .. I Un Harmon ntarai r
was among the Ot- 2 Electric, ga transportation ann ion, H. B Jr., spent Sunday wttn Mrs. h , , , Sunday during th
i) w i 'Ii t lit LnlCUgO mis fi' iHiiii'imtiii-Bi iiomhb iiat' v luisuun Liaiiiii9 -i ' " "
outgrown loci ntiaries, snou.u . fedittcora . sparks were carried from the chim
iitnlnJ I mm . I, ,m 1 1 1 . 1 i I i 1 I , i 'l i 1 I l . I , . I ' 1 1 in i t'.. i ill ft II 1 1 '
pen oi Hiroaior was an res ney to the opposil
y, t,y tne i an' a hi . mil. .... ,'', ... ciroj uu . '" '" ""'' getting tin- to the cornice, which was
,,, 0 Karivilh visited tecnnicai aovisers, u l"""'ra V 1 (or several feel before those
A ' . : ..li, . .. . , .. , ii-,. i who had rushed to the scene could
' " '"'" ,;.;.' ir" iii iib .ti".. . f en e to Vital KfchaereT and other relatives' w,tn '"" extinguishers gel the flames
' hcago T "spend the "public for cirpert advice and as- Und friends here. ' ' "nder contro' whicfcn bad r"ghl M
.... ' '.i.., u V CM, ..ni. In Muraclllos vnster V going through the attic. How- 3B
,' , 'in 1. 1 i .. .. ,. , ... ,., i.,, . ,,, nti ., . v.- , v iii-ti ever, after tin- heroic aid of n. inli-
of Karlville visited (Rilities located entirely unhm uaj tuconitiii an eye expen.
, , , i,. . j, , irti.itiTi,- u-is in ( i oora nu i. i in i ' lai;'- ii-
me local jut i-il tct ion should, never Mrs. oimon i 1,1 ' , . . , ., , . .i ..
, , i . i i i.i Thnru.lnv in' was stopped the loss to I n' root
fbeless, lie r. uhited h a stiite com- tawa t nursiiuy, ' .
. , .fitlier II ill I ' a local lioil'' l!'. Kllen Mallaney atUI uaugllier was reponeii in ne in uie -
e-lei day transacting the state muv be uniform In nrlnelple, i home, m ar Verona Mr. and Mrs, Geo. Schoberi spent 9g
i, Kalb purpose and application thai discrlm- A large crowd attended the dam" Tuesday with their daughter, Mrs. H
ii- and Nellie Nagle of hnatlon between communities may be given Friday evening bj the Aim ri Karl Wakey and assisted them with ss
streel will have Monday prevented and that there muy H" tm can ueuu i -'. " wuicuwiog.
.,1 In In rlif,,rilln ,1 nf Inrnl cunt rn'. el'ies BUCll Ottawa, Marseilles. Kill-IUall and; M.fS. V. K. Rel
irty of six I lesti I of ii "
i.,,., Diia ..,,,i ..in ..I,,,, nut ni nnc-n hall extensions because Jay Hlggfn
l,;,i.,. city Denver and'of the inability of the utilities to neeo- cinlty Sunday evening. street, when she entertained at din- H
REMOVAL NOTICE
OF CHRISTMANN'S
ACME LETTER shop I
from 101 W. Main St.
To Ooera House block, 720 La Salle street.
lb rf-N. 1 1 1 1 . CI
w v jf v i .' km i inn wiiuiiuiaw uiivMi
n 'o nu' resiui ni m mi . . . . . W
"id stason t Stairway between M. tv: F. Bank and Lolonial 5
I.'" 1 . uaiMUUMilillilllMttlliailUlliMMUMMMlSl
. visiting al the home oi Mr. and f
fl IV,, H Imhorl tnuelher with t
.it,,. other local friend.' al this writing. a
it from s.i' mia Mrs, Belle Poundstone, who has
V. 1. Olson home, been visiting her son. W. M . and X
family on Burlington avenue since
l .1... I...M.I I. .. It. ..I.... ..I.... SP
VVIVIV 'le II, 1 1 ii 1 ,1 . I'll nBUUCMltlJ
Iii visit licr ann llavie. and rnnillv In
visit w Ith tel.. 1 Colorado.
in what
lilkV m myth Ma a tHAia m A kw i
t earn ' ... . rm n m iwj mm
& raK7 MiSW. i 1 I, I I
,11 . I: i"'-i' ce . ,,ale. .' ------------ . .
, , with WYNDHAM S i ANDING and b r LV1A BKhAMtK
1 cuiiti iii nu- w , Jan, in, ui ,,,r imm,. on .;;, i Ltnerty
TO-DAY
MAURICE TOURNEUR
Presents
"MY LADY'S GARTER"
Every scene a thrill or a spectacle.
t ali
th
nvestmen
Arthur I'
south of town
tier Mi
Violet
n ami
will I,
the gt
meant
Dad
Mrs T
Ing in ii
Stilt" ill' t
The in
i 'hapter
and a lat
Kn.iil i
Beardsle
aheth Al
SHERIDAN.
'. VVltson of Kasl
i and atti-ndi u i
ri
worth. mat)
wot thy patri
move tu Marseilles.
While little to tie tioldie, 9-yt ar-old
son of Mrs. Nina Qoldie, was loading
i.e. I I ,1, m , li-,Ui. ,.,.. .!
today, 'ties commission should be strictly . " . . ., ,. .,
of Orand Ridge was non-political, should not be considered ru", ' ' m
tndav. as In the nature of nolitical rewards '"red. The shots did no other dam-
'ri
within the local Jurisdiction and event
i I e utili
ol
i Ion r S5
re i in many ways m h
aching another miles!
le's louniftv.
Mrs. Nellie Langley and daughter, 111
SUNDAY and MONDAY
ROBERT WARWICK
"THOU ART THE MAN."
Also "THE GUMPS."
COMING: LAST OF THE MOHICANS.
IlllIlllllllillllM
Ekla Neulltu. Ijome i
Rowe, treasurer; Mi
oonddetress; .Mrs '.
Was served follow Ing t
Mrs. II Mo.. r of Aur
parents in Sheridan Ti
Mrs. I. iiia Bastlan
Wednesday and Thttrs
I
1 i
!Ild shollli
It.ller solll
It v
Dr. Fe
ami d at
he had f
lien Olst
es Killel
feared at firs
of of his mouth
a brief call a
"
,-hlch hits
farrv P P
.1 Ini Ind.
n station i
I, slice. 'I li i
the Seneca si
Riordan of 0
MAURICE TOURNEUR
Present?
99
The high school basketball team ,, .,, hp i. resent time. dent, I. c. Brand, and Al P. Schoch
and Band w I ! n mn I i b-legi t)ttawa. and thesi
return game Tm -da v nlghl The bher- seilles were Ottawa visitors today. men will be prepared to look after tin
Ian team I . , VT. I.andtir. nee Hat f t I ml reporl
'I 1 in 1 1 . . , the confet
tin r imrents. Mr. and Mrs. j enci
Miss lireiier I 1 (J streel
heme of tter parents fertile past num- tiornev William Bcanlon of Pern
her ef days, carine for her mother. ,-nfT; ; , m nttaw., tmliv MENDOTA.
nusinousiy on i' t very n i Etni
tnenl of i;ir.' time
Mrs. E. I., Abbott received
the death of her brotlu i . Lj h
i heir
MUSKOGEE. 0KLA.
1 1 it t
! Mr. and
FEARS RACE RIOTS
G. A. R
Let u
annul.
ig the
t Patr
rades.
JOHN P. Illl. I.. C
id. r.
ii
was l
on w'licli the nemo
iar Karl
Mr. ant
Karl W. r
ui ai
: city.
rty given al tin
Irs. Ray Hltchens
'rlday night.
of the lattei s mother. Airs. I iitlle
Maier, In Seneca,
Mr. and Mrs Waller K. ( hap:
land daughter, Helen Louise, -Wednesday
morning with Mr.
Mrs. Andy Maler and family.
in Seneca Saturday aiiernoon,
Hlldegarde Maler is spending ;
days with Mrs Walter i hapman.
"The Last of Uie Mohicans
An American Drama Eternal by James Fenimore Cooper
A Historically Truthful Version of this well known story
THE GREATEST INDIAN PICTURE EVER REVEALED
UPON THE SCREEN
Admission: Adults, 20c; children 10c. Matinee starts 1:15, night 7
GRAND RIDGE.
t imt ri
The regular meetina u the Men
The follow!!
the ho o
onday and i
I
irl Wakev. s
y, Taylor. K
-on Wakey t
.1 Lehr an
The War Mothers
Will meet at Bt. Palriek'a si
o'clock sharp tomorrow aft
attend the funeral ot John l
Dance for Chanty
Wi dneeday, January 2
Al the Armor;..
Benefl! of European R
'itil Semans of Streato
Ottawa visitor lat night.
' Mrs. w. P Rinker on
id the annual butcher
am Redman, J. W. Wa
i Lota, J. J. Lehr, Har
ml L (', Rinker. Mrs.
I Miss Grace Helsters
! house. It goes with
LAKE CRAFT RELEASED
AFTER GOING AGROUND
i Illinois
i nt agroouni
i rtai Ine dur
Dr I'
iiii. d til
linn chur
Mrs. II
Virginia
St real or,
vard of Aurora
the Advent I 111
rner and daugh
dav morning
rtppe.
Wilbur ii
nl business
Ma
j it r
MJQ II LA
v
l,v'ti VrV VJ
liln want r.!i Section i m ir . five.)
Don't Forget the Married People's Cal., whel
Dame Thursday night, Jan. -T. ;,t I three mon
Commercial hall Given by the Pun itr
Makers' chlb. Rring your wife and the, happy
have a good time floor committee, I on Bundnv
C. i Corbln, t;. i. Will in, Leo Argus. I .
in
il
t hi' occasion
; of Pontlac w;is :i re
aller in the village.
John Lisles and I hll
lent Wednesday at the
i les' mother, Mrs, .1
II club met on Thttrs-
members present, to
0 visitors who w i 1 1
1 anil little son of I 11
POW BALK c
Kas range.
Phone i..
t.
( iin i
woman
' -- '" " " I The evening wi
" neen re n. social wit
sponsible for rat re t lan thirty rur rob- rreshmenu wen
li. rics diniiiL; the 'a I two months, in : pi.. ......
FOR BALE Malleable steel range, volvlng loot between -.. o.oo and $350.- j lny besides a
with or without boiler; hard coal 0""- were arrested ""lay. Several j ,.,'s
burner, fumed oak china cabinet, ln- hundred dollars' worth of furs were Thp -
'"''"r. " -I : m m Monday mornli
WAXTKU -StP!ioi'i,,;ih. r: state ex- Notice K. of C , ;l" ''ame
I erienee. Address "M., i:ire V
Trader-Journal.
a beautiful
hi r with t wa
t. Philip Oaul
a und Miss Mildred Lock. The
the time to sew Ing, al
Currie served s Rne
ting win be in two
lOme of Mrs. Bd Arm
oundatone spent Mon-
V Mauley boine on
won shelled corn on
. a deVote
which Mi
' '
When all is said and done, it is
the busy Dollar that Counts
In- dollar hoarded means nothing, 'i
Hoes nol produce, it is really worthless,
I he ill spent Dollar v'iv,,s Imt momentary
pleasure. It is the BUSY DOL1 AR, work
ins away day after da in our MONEY
MILL, earning a constantly-increasing
amount for the owner, that really means
something.
li you have no DOLLARS AT WORK
considei think it over carefully, and PI I
A DOLI AR TO WORK TODAY THE
MOM i MILL IS Ol R SAVINGS Dfc
PARTMENT.
S IS
LOST
k cal
reward
for its return. TOM SMI RR. lltij
West I'rospeit v. Phone 19 X
von SALR white iron bed nmi
HBathef sCUCSj oak rocker. Ml:s
IRWIN manna. 3 .: Highland Race.
"rtiolle 4J7i.
Sunday,
th- pur
the late
' le si our ban
:u o'clock, for
txiterald.
OWEN F
; k.
Dance for Char.t,
W dnes'lav. JanU II -
At the Armor)
I', m SI of Ruropean R
It was nut mn without much damae
being done.
Miss Reni tta Meyi 'tit Mou
liiy in Chii i'c..
Robert Boyle, son rt Mr and Mr
I Tbosoas Boyle, passed the examine
lion fur rural mail carrier and Sftl
I stall on route a out ol Mendotn, be
VinrdnR on Monday.
vu i'iizution of the Pre
ihtirch ar fosterina; s lei
... ; . in Monday nlghl a
hi rresliyterian chur- '
E Woodward of oitaw t u 11
s , in ddresa; his topic III In
titutional convention; all ar.
to att nd.
Ir nd iiontKf WalklitiL- Dl
H ii" - visited With Otta
ft lativi Sunday.
Ii i i' i. Huss hoste ,
of th" Wbtunan i ti
Firl National
Bank
OFFICERS:
LORENZO LELAND, Pres.
EDWARD C. SWiFI", Vice-Pros.
CHARLES E. HOOK, Vice-Pres.
OSCAR HAFBERLE, Cashier.
FRED A. GERDING, Asst. Cashier.
EDWIN J. CASSIDY, Asst. Cashier.
JOSEPH M. GEARY, Asst. Cashier.
DIRECTORS
nzo Leland, Edwin J. Cassidy,
Cdward C. Swift,
Chaurles E. (look,
Os: ar i irtt bcrle.
Fred A. Geraing,
Clarence Griggs,
Lawrence M. Lucey,
Albert E. Gilman,
VV. Nevov Strawn.
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