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TUESDAY, APRIL 26, 1921.
RECK TAKES SOUTH;
SIOE PAVING CASE
,v
UNDER ADVISEMENT
i in Chicago thia morning,
('. 1 1 Harlan in looking after in I
COUNTY COURT HOLDS UP DKCIS-1 n("IH ' rests In U Hallo today CITY OFFICIAL8 THREATEN
UM I i i in DiBiiilftn ltd m 1 1 .... t I. . .
luN ON validity OF ORDI
NANCE PROVIDED FOR EXTEN
SIVE IMPROVEMENT or unpav
tfj DISTRICT.
STATE DISMIS8E8 CASE
AGAIN, ; T FEENEY.
The trial of Edward Feoney cama
o an abrupt halt the, ifternooni
when ijtatr'r. Attorney Kelly went
In-lite Judgt Davil and nolle
prosfci'd Indictments against the
Strtator youth and his two alleged
pall Theodore Meece and Arthur
Y-.,rias. The action came alter the
state and defense had begun to ex
v) m i nc jurors, Mr. Kriiy secured
new warrants forthwith for the re
arrest of tin: trio on charges of
burglary and larceny! Faulty in
rlittincntf, prompted the action of
the state.
I
Tim First avenue Improvetnenl case,
was taken under advisement by Judge
tleck yesterday when the legal ar-
turnout, were concluded The argu
moniM lasted for the areater narl of
tine,- days, and were of sinii a n.i-
tore that Judge Rock will nol be able
to render a decision or several days.
A very large number of references to
other Improvement cases were cited
by each aide, I
The objectors were .represented by
Attorney toaer ('lark, while Mayor
George V B. u eeka repri
mted the
;
Tin- case was a lonB drawn (mi af '
f."ir. aevoral ias being taken to heat
the testlmon for the objectors am
the city before tho legal arguments
wen- opened.
it Is rumored that In case the oh
jartors do not win Iheir ease in the
lower courts; they will light it thru
the supreme trlbunary. In an efforl to
have the proposed Improvements
knocked out.
l b" Van Buren street Improvement
case is to be appealed to the higher
court, according to Attorney i l Han
na, who represented the objectors.
Judge Reck denied the objections of
this Improvement.
Northvillc Estate ot $25,000.
Tin- will of the late David SnelHng
of Northville township, who died
April 11, was Bled for probate today.
Mr SnoUltlg left properly valued al
125,000 and consisting of 3,000 In
real estate and $22,000 iii personal
property.
By the terms of the will his widow
Mrs. Bvatlne Snorting, wtli InherU
tho propnety for her lifetime ai her
death It' Is to be equally divided be
tween her two daughters, Mrs. Maud"
Buland and Mrs, Claudia Hoadley.
Ransom W;ll Filed.
The will of Mrs- Alma Denhardl of
Ransom, who died April 14, was filed
for proliitte this afternoon, Mrs. Den
hardl owned ,ix lots In Ransom val
ued at 12,000 By the terms of her
.ill her son will inherit all of these
Iota
Ihe document provided thai the
son shall care lor her and pay all her
doctor bills during all her natural life.
Whon he Inherits the estate he is to
pay her three daughters, Emma, Alma'
ami Katherine, each IB;
ELEM'INATE ALL CURBS
ON WOMAN VOTING
Prrlnirneld, 111
make the llllhol
monlous with ni
frago made up il
legislation !o h"
April 28 Bills to
election laws har
onal women's stif
lirst batch of new
if. red to the Bfty-
second general aas
They v era Int roduc
if Danville and rem
tion which tl Id
women voting.
The bills eliminat
IV II
M '
i uy sen. uaney
re all the restrlc
iws held against
palate bl
1 1
ami h, illot h'
and give women mil
rights to iioid any omee under He
laws of Hltnol . In addition one ot
the measures provides a new regis
tration eVery year of voters through
OUl the stale, in which He re i.-, a COD
gree itonal election.
TWO ILLIN0ISANS
LAND FEDERAL PLUMS
Washington, April Robert H.
i.ove't, of Illinois, was nominated by
President Harding today to be as
sistant attorney general and Theodore
;. Rl b y of iiiiniiir, to be solicitor lor
tin- labor department.
YANK FLYER ELEES
RUSS PRISON CAMP ,;
j farmer residing near Marseilles. WCl'o
Riga, piii 26 Captain Merlon C.ltht principals, The wedding service
Cooper ol ilocksonvillc, Ma , th, Km- was wad al o'clock by Rev.
cnlsko squadron flyer who was shut I Oeorge c. Fetter, pastor of th- Bap
down on ihe Polish front and can i tint church, In the presence of Mlsa
turcd by the Uusslans last July, e
caped from a prison camp mar Mo
cots on April 12 and arrlvi ! In Big.i
today.
T0UT0N, ILL.. SHOOTS
SELF AND SOW-IN -I AW
Tn'ibi'i, 111 , Apt il M .1 Arthur
Leighi s farm -r, last night shut an I
probably fatally wounded his son in
law, Roscoe Fleetwood, and then kill
ed hlssself, 11 is believed thai the
liieti bad -pi 1 r-'H-'l nvi r family Bl
fairs
Boys ana oirls.
a i hanee for tin- bovi
il
earn little speodiisi money ;
Th I-
Trader Journal will inn ail
th clean ragl that you will bring t'l
Hi ir atStX. LlDok arisii.,1 our hoiu-
ami ee whit yon cm gather up n
tin- linn of i ,'iu ra"-', an) color.
hcdThefs
.Jim Qli mi A 1 1 mii i i'ii Ihl morning
fur ii' i homi in Decatur after h vlsll
w lib hor listers, Misses Maynic and
Bylvla Reunion, in this cltj
,l. li. llorrlnA was a passenger fm'
Chicago Lhl morning,
T i. 1 1", mson made a huslnes i ti In
" "'"" 1 1 in n f. Hi'
liny In Ihlcngo on Im ilncss.
Delrour Anderson was h pusscngot
ili Chicago Hi morning,
tins Smith wonl to Chicago on bual
neaa thlB morning
William Craig, Arthur Wnsserman
and Hon Anderson al thia Mty called
on friends in I Ilea Ujst nlghl
ttollon Smith visited friends In La
Snllo Nihi night.
Kenneth Sapp spot yeatorday
ning in Marseilles on business
Prank Konyon of Aurora visited In
I this rli v ye itordny
William lllgglns of Morris transact
ed imsim-Hs iii Ottawa yoaterday
I Mr, and Mra. I). ,i Conley of Knsl
I Superior ntreel entertained sixteen
I friends al a card party Saturday eve-
n i nix, very enjoyaoie evonmg wa
: spent. Four tables r fiv
una red
were played throughout the evening
i Mrs. i: m llalllgan won flrsl prize in
the card playing while Mrs. Dennis
i M M won secon prise ai ;i lato
hour refreshments wore served,
n. Norman yentzer and huh Jack
who have been spending the winter
al Ihe home of Mr and Mrs Qeprgi
VV Vontzer on Prospect avenue, navi
returned to II
li'iini- In Sheridan,
wyo, u, w, i i-nt'-r accom pan ion
tham,
Bugeno Allon of Tulsa. Okla . for-
merly of MarsolllOs, was culling on
Ottawa acquaintances yesterday,
John Blanchard and John Serhy of
Marseilles were Ottawa callers yes-
terday.
Mlaa Blan
a position a
h
lis nccepti -I
ileslad at ib"
'id
Hannon mm
Mrs. ('. W. Irion, who lias been in
1 1 Washington, B I for iio- past two
wecas, wii re she went to lake the
pari of Rachael Kdgttr In the tableau
given at i hi national D. A li conven
lion, will return home tonight
Miss Theresa Phllllmoro ol Mursi-ll-les
was ah Ottawa visitor yesterday.
Mrs. Or, ice Wanmcr of Marselllei
was an Ottawa visitor yesterday.
I ii puty Sheriff I !ha rles I ampbell
was an Elgin business visiter o tei
day.
Mrs. Max Palln and :- in ol Clni In
ntltl, Ohio, are i i- Itlng at the boui"
of the former's Hlster, Mrs. Charles I
Irion, In Last Otta B .
Utnrne) .Inlm :'oleman ol La Sa If"
transacted bu
Hi (II law
tin
im rnlng,
I '. K. Li her of Jollel was an Otta
wa business visitor today,
Theodore Wolferman of Streator
wa. an Ottawa hpsloess visitor today.
MISS FRANCES NAGLF
AMD ROLAND PYLE WED
The marriage ol Miss Frances
retta Nagle .daughter of Mr ami ,
ll ,I Nagle 209 Kast Superior tn
and Roland A. Pyle, Bon of Mrs.
L.vle of Si nth Ottawa, w
marriage this morning at
unite I in
I'clock ai j
St. Columla Catholic church ean
.1' tiii P. tjuinii officiated at ll
imp-
;
wed
en-
tjaj nn m
Miss Esther Roilly pi
ling march as tin brl
i' i "d the church l hit
music was ) urnlsht d b;
Ih
mat
olumbu
'I Love
Me."
, i hoir, a nd George W "I" b
,,n Truly" and 'Oh, Prom
Miss Esther McCorma
Rapids town hip actt d
honer and Victor Pyle,
of Grand
maid of
neplu
the groom, was best Ulan.
The bride wore a sand colored trh
oh l le suit, w Ith a hat io match, and
a ci.rsaue ol deep pink rosebuds1, Th i
maid of honor wore a blue suit, with B
gray hat and gray slipper.; Her coi
sage bouquet was of HcTit pink rosi
After tii" ceremony thirty ol th
nearest relatives and most intinuiL
friends were entertained at a wed
ding breokfa I at the home of tin
brides parents. The house was prcl
tily dec
ferna
ted with cut Bowers and
Mr, Pyle and hi i bride left toda
f,. ., honeymoon Ii
lo ( 'lib ago and
Vurora. They will make their tutute
homo on Chambers street, In South
t ) 1 1 a w a
The bride moved Into Ottawa two
years ago rrom l-'arm Ridgt township.
She has a large circle ei friends hoih
in (ittawa ami In the country neiu
Grand Ridge.
Th groom has re ddi d In I ittawa
all his lit" and Is I II I nown here.
During the war ho served In iiie army.
Sine" his return from the service he
h i. been engaged In the contracting
business.
wi i i KrMnwM nnnpi f
' " ARE QUIETLY WED
The BaptiBl persons;-" was tho
ecene this morning of a very quiet
wi Idlng In which Miss Allh Lamhen.
mploj e of i he ! lsh r gai ter fac
torv. and Harry t . K'-iier, a voting
Dorothy Holt and ISdward Albertson,
w ho attended the couple.
Immediately after the cen mony the
brid" and prnnra 1 -1 1 lor Wisconsin,
where the? will v i it among relatives
during their honeymoon trip
On their return from Wisconsin
they will take up their rorldence a
up- groom's farm.
WHITESIDE CO. FARMER
KILLED BY LIGHTNING
Sterling, ill. April l'i; lohn Dolan
ll wa -. Inatantly killed and Vrohie Buetl
: was badly burned by boll of I i li t -ning
winch struck the community hall
I al Albany, Whiteside county, Monday
ind afternoon. The BM8 WOTe at work on
the building and aonghl shelter In the
hall when it was struck.
One Cent Sale.
T as id SJf, WldMSlAay and Thursday
Corbus Drug Stora,
OTTAWA
TO INVOKE LI AS
GENERAL CLEAN-UP
, r ' i i r I ' i M nr f ! I" '. I f"i I M T '-.
WHO TAIL TO COMPLY WITH
"SPOTLE SS TOWN" I DIC I OF
MAYOR AND COUNCIL.
MEANS OF rDRC'NG
I p yns dot Ided yesterday al a tneel
, ., wafl hel, n,,, t.ty offices,
, ,
eve-;thal lhoru waa '"" w"rl' v"' "'
bo done In the way of cleaning up to
iiucnntimio tin urogram atarted lasl
week under ho auapicos of the health
: promotion co ttee, Arrangements
have beon made ,n thai the wagons
will continue to operate over the city
and will eventually make all districts,
The city officers itata very clearly
. ii... i In, i, i.ii :ii rill I li:;
1 , , ...
worn inomaeiveB mai im-v wnim u.iv"
in take action i" enforce the law and
ci up, every h dlvldu il to clean up
the rubbish and accumulations that
they ha vi! boen reaponslble for allow
ing to accumulate, ii was Btated al
the meeting thai the laws are very
clear in restart! to Ihe re oonalbllltj
mi the ; -1 T-f ill' individuals In rrill'iv
iurbago, aah pile t , trees, and
places thai are dangerous to public
health and safety. Many parts of the
town have entered Into the spirit ol
the movemeni and show marked Im-
provements but there still remains s
considerable numbor who believe in
reibblng their band, and let Ihe other
fellow worry
Members ol the committee accom
panied by officials will make an in
tion hip this
d to check up
arties who have
the
nol
van l
tuation so ib
led the requesl and taken ad-
of the o rtunity to mop
erato In the clean up campaign will be
notified before the health .diner or
other authority brings them Into
couri to explain whj they cannot i-
law aludmi; ciliens and whv iney
will not assist In making Ottawa a
one hundred per i enl city,
To Pick Baby Winners.
The Baby contest was officially
clo ed Saturday evening. The cou-
i puns have all I n checked over show-
Ing that there are shout elghte t
i the sixty entries that will be exarain-
led before awarding the first, second
and third prlz
turned ever I'
tt.-r has been
Dr. Like who has been
: nn, ii ii t ed t,i n,:il,e th"m ", ,i m i o:i I ii in
I .i,,,-i , 4
in conjunction with Dr. KXlgcomb, and
.'list as ii ill as mis WOrB lias lieen
completed announcement will be
maife of the three babies who pass the
b"st examination.
ILL LUCK PURSUES
U. S. WOMAN GOLFER
Brookwood, England, April lmi Mrs.
rompie Doebell, former British wom
in champion, won the scratch prize
iii the golf match for women on the
West inn coursd yesterday with a
in- of 82 for the eighteen holes.
Miss Alexa Stirling, American woman
champion, was tied for nimh place,
she made the eighteen holes In 89.
Par for the course Is 86, Lor the first
round she turned m n card ol 12
Miss Stirling's 42 at the end of the
ninth bole was the product of S
sound game, Sic drove straisht the
greater pan of the way. although al
tho first h-ile she was trapped In a
Band) bunker. The chief feature of
her play over this par! of the course
was at the ninth, where she ran down
a ten yard putt. She also holed a
beautiful six yard putt al the second.
On the homeward lournev Miss
Stirling began i" pull her drlvt
oc
casslonally, getting oft the fairway,!
as well as Ik'uik trapped In bunkers In
front of the green, Going to the eigh
teenth, tho American champion book I
Od her second shot into a hedge and I
bad area! difficulty nlnvlns mil situ.
took two strokes to gel the bail ten
varns ana required seven fur the
hole.
MISS MARGARET NORM
TAKES HOSPITAL POST
l Ma.
1 nicngo, w 'ion.
I'al le l"c;th of
lo w work to
he tralnei
lime sin
night,
will stl
CIVIC BODIES TO HOLD
JOINT FEAST M'AY 12
i he mem hers of the t Ittawa Bus)
noss Men's association and the Cham
ber of Commerce will hold a joint
banquet on May 12, at the Hew
Knights of Columbus home. The gen
oral public has been extended an In
vita tion to attend thia banquet
rd
TONIGHT
In-lit and tlao to think aboul
tl
le nittlit
.
MYSTIFYING
m HUD D1 B l jflr iKBlJ rm
ma
A HRS1 NATIONAL ATTRACTION
VW RE TRADER JOURNAE,
Cudahy Suicide
"Jack" Cudahy sen of the famous
packer, who ahot himself at Loj An
ioles. Below, his wi't'
GREtK DEFEAT DUE TO
ULU VYMn Hvlf LdlVlt-IM I o
New York. April 28 Old second
hand war material dumped In Greece
afti r tho urmlstice upon which profit-
eers made a fortune is the causes of
the revor es lately suffered by the
Greek army In Asia Minor, according
to Dr. Marion w Brush, of EJlmhursI
i, wim has just returned from
service behind the Greek front with
io Near Last Relief.
"All tin- loft over war mmnllna fur
which the European countries bad no
friher use after tins .,.,., t h
been sold to the Greeks in the past
tnree year8 and ,a a (.1Vi,k
aPmy hag ,() flghf w,th 0 h fl
ciared
"In the past three years vast for
tunes have been made In Greece oul
Of army supplies, ami now the Creek
soldiers are paying for it. There are
no hoapitals, no hospital equipment,
n,i ntmhlilannAo ,i-h I, il.. i
... , , . ' ''" i
, 7"" ''' ' ""v" llMf, chance ex-
fucre 08 "" raer,can
N":" E8t Rf"l lv" ,l1""1'
li ei n i in nil '1 I lie ( i reel. III n
pie were wildly enthusiastic about ti
war and eager to drive
Turk
; ol Smyrna for good
bm
DRY ENFORCEMENT UP
TO DEPT. OF JUSTICE
Washington, April 26. A hill plai
illU i II lorci 'in, 'til ill nrnhlhltlnn In il,
hands uf the department ol i" is
I was presented by Representative Hill
f Maryland. He described it as a
ounter attack on Representative Vol
lead's more drastic dry amuultuent.
NEW FARM MACHINERY
CO. IS INCORPORATED
Id. II
ral ion
April 26 Art!
d in
ipoi.iiiou wen- Issued I
tl
ll",-," Hill company of Ottawa.
dealers In machinery and 'leant en
gines. The incorporators are H. H.
Hunt, .1 l. Kim stad and R. " Biff.
The Illinois Aerial company of Ot
tawa was dissolved.
Tooth Brushes 1c.
During one cent sale Tuesday, Wi
nesrlay and Thursday at Corbus Dr
Store.
ms waa
Tf
cMaln want and sectlop pag seven.)
von
I ALB
Refrlgerati
W 1 1
pounds; brass I" d, china eln iet,
as stove with hot water attachment
nd 2 hnriier kerosene stove Cheap
f taken at once. Phono Mrs, v Bin
ott, 740-W.
POR SALE Kitchen cabinet.
Beauty," and brass bed ci
Call a 1001 Po i SI . or phon
'Win
WANTED County representatlvi
to handle fast selling article; fro
one In ten can be sold In every I 11
owner; .small i apitul requlri d L
full Information ami exclusive ti t
tory, write HOMINE MLi;. co
LAW Got illand, Ind
ft m
SALE Bab) carriage;
k cariagc wood; I eat It
od condition: price 4"
K I'.AL
4l)nsecn
Forces V, ith i superb cast headed
liy Sylvia Breatner, Rose
mary. I lieliv itrul Conrad
Nasel A play in talk ;-
.1
rutna n
hearts thai p is in
I
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mm M''.(&&
da mm
sr
o.... - Jfes ertT a
C. OF C. IN WARNING
NOTE TO
u
INVI.STIOATL STOCK SALESMAN
and REPORT ADVERSELY ON
PROPOSITION
I'ANY EVADE!
SKY LAWS
CLAIM COM
ILLINOIS BLUE
By I. CO CARROLL
Secretary 0) Chamber of Commerce.
I, a. I week the secretary of lb'
Chaiuibor of Commerce was approach'
ed by a representative from tho "Co
operative Society of America." an or
MS
COOP
FTY
i.
gunlzntion thai is establishing co-op- boon Btapped selling stock In Cham
eralive storct throughout Illinois, and naign, Crbana and Decatur."
the renresentatlvn nvnlnlnoH tho nrnn 1
mtatlve explained the prop
oaitton, - tatini
had boon roc
itiiiir that sevi ral renuosl
his company
I asking tin in to c me to Ottawa and
I establish u -lore This La a stuck sell
j our pi'iipo iiimi ii n, i iii,e all other ap-
plications for Indn trial "r business
Stanton's
Challenge
Sale Means
Lowest F'riccs
fj
4)
w
6
d
S
5
j
W.
V7
Come to this Challenge
Sale for Real Bargains
t.
All $15 and $18 .Suits, ( loats
and Dresses, all new modch
All $25 Suits, Co, lis
and Dresses
All $3") Suits, C oats
and Dresses
HUNDREDS AND HUNDREDS OF BARGAINS AT THIS SALE
WE LIST JUST A FEW:
Pink Crepe Bloomers 49c
"Polly Prim" Percale Aprons 59c
Black Fiber Silk Hose 39c
Full Length Bungalow Aprons 79c
Sateen Bloomers, full length $1.90
Lace and Embroidery Trimmed Night Gowns $1.00
"Holeproof" Silk Hose, all colors 75c
Silk Camisoles, all colors $1.00
Regular $5 and $6 Silk Tricole tte Blouses $2.95
i
Pink Silk Bloomers, $2 value s
Silk Waists and Organdy Waists at
Lace and Embroidery Trimmed Petticoats .
Regular $2.00 Envelope Chemise
Regular $1.75 Gingham Dress Aprons for.
Novelty Wool Plaid Skirts, $10 values .
J UiaiUdUd UHdUCl! Jait lUCaUO
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A Photoplay Featuring
ALMA RUBENS
Based on Fannie Jlur.st's Great Story in the Cosmopolitan
A PHOTOPLAY MASTERPIECE
Added Attraction
FASHION SHOW 1921
Chicago's Society Evt at First Regiment Armory
By Courtesy of Merger's Ladies' Shop
Admission, 40, Children 10. Matinees, 1 :15-2:45; Night 7-8:30
location was referred to the proper
division in Hi'' chamber for Investigation,
ci II, , I il , I.l., .1,1,, Infill- 1
. ' , . , ,, ui
1 'I I'll I S I Ml 'I ,1 II I'll I 1 1 I KIM
in be ui Interest to everyone In ilii:
community, Letters received from
i i M , 1 1 ' I I 1 1 1 - ; i " n i v , i . i .-, , " ' i , -1
nn HtatB thn followlnar! "The
Chamber of Commerce has always en
deavorod to keep the people from l"'
Ing the vie! im i of glib salesmen of
worthless stocks, We made Inquiry
and have found the Co-operativc Bo
clety of America, with headquarters
I al Chicago, now Belling stock In our
. ,'ilv ;,;; f"i'"'l ooroply wiih the
Ttule sky law ol Illinois and are sen
itock wiiiioiti a permit from Sec-
rntarv of Slate Kinniersnn.
viil- salesmen for tin- Co-operative
Society ot America were arrested!
charged with selling or ottering tor
; ale : lock In the above named com
pany." "Information from Assistant Attor
ney General Davis of tho securities
department i- that salesmen of the
Co-operative Society of America hav
in the April issue of the Prairie
Parmer, there is quite an item about
I t.bi
company v?hich it has
itated thai these people are selling
netnbership cortlflcatea for 170.00
thai
I S35,
hi be bought In Chicago for
Their plan is one that will
OTTAWA ILUNOIS J)
$12.95
$18.95
$24.95
All $4r Suits, Coats
and Dresses ....
All $50 Suits, Coats
arul Dresses ....
All $60 Suits, Coats
and Dresses ....
In M AAtir
Pier
Tue.
Thu
PAGE FIVB.
appeal to a lot of people, hut In tlew
hi the lofonmatton wtxlcti has beeS
received, anyone Investing In thia
I'M 'I'ii
mttion. should Bps! make full
innutrv ami understand JUKI what.
they are doing, and should report, el
ther to the city officials or to the
i hamber ol Comitnerco It thia propo il-
, , , , , , r
ot ",h"r 0,,, l,ka ot
i fored ii them
I The secretary of the Chamber of
Ooiiuneiice tools mat this is inionua
lion timt should be mad'' public t
show the people the service that is
being performed by his organisation
in protect them from making unwise
Invest moots.
Dreaming of Putty,
To dreStn Of putty Is u Sigh Ot pov
erty; puttying up bole, foretells Ioih
the larger the hole the more exten
give the loss, If yon are putting inss
Into a window with putty it foretell!
that you will soon move Info n mean
er place than you now occupy,
Have Your Holland Furnace
Installed Early.
Call Ottawa titlT-K or write Holland
Furnace Co., ill La Salle St . Ottawa,
in , tor estimates.
Earn More Money.
By attending the Rexall one cent
sale Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
day ai Corbus Drug Btore.
Stanton's
Ctiallene;c
Sale IVlcang
Lowest Prices
I
$29.75
$34.95
$44.95
$1 .00 ?
$1.95
. . $1. 00
. . $1.00
98c
$5.95
I nii'ii i Prine
liUVYCOl 1 1 ltCd
I