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OTTAWA FREEMFRADER - JOURNAfc
REVIVE BEER BILL!
10 IMPEDE ACTION
ON TREATY 0E PEACE
DRYS" A NO "WETS" STAGE RUM
PUS IN SENATE, EACH REFUS
ING TO BUDGE FROM ORIGINAL
STANDS.
.Washington, Oct. 1. After radical
"dyi'' hud forced, Republican leadeis
toplitlne thai then wti'i.li be no ad
journment ol th! present so 9lon ol
congress until the unli-beer hili Is dis
posed of. tli ' senate yesterday reach
cd a unanimous convent agreement to
vote Oct. 14 on iiie (leinntn, Austrian
ami Hungarian peace treaties.
Thu backers or the Herman treat;
wenelateti at dispuicaea irorn Berlin
that the reichstag had ratified the
lOi(c,e treaty with the i nlted Btates.
But in the senate here peace and
boar collided head-on In yesterday's
jiroetcdings and threatened to blocs
each other intlelliiitily. tot I time ii
seemed probable that the "drys
would obstruct the whole legislative
iiroKram, hut parley during the ai
i rooon brought them to terms.
Shortly alter the senuti eoiivonoil
yesterday Senator Lodge. Republican
leader, proposed a unanimous consent
agreement to vote on Oct. 14 on th
treaties. Senator Stirling of South
Dakota, "dry" leader, promptly oh
Jetted. He gave notice that be would
oppose any agreement that did net In
ijwde a provision for voting on the
much disputed beer bill,
"tyet" senators, with equal prompt
ness) clearly demonstrated that they
uould consent to no agreement thai
did not provide for a vole n. il, lire,
bm With the situation thus d"ad
l0Kd Senator Lodge withdrew 1:1
proposal tt niporarlly.
At the close ot til" se-si'in be of! ,
od it again. Senator Sterling made
brief stati nieiit to the offeel Unit be
had been in conference with Iteub
lican leaders and bad reieived an Iron
clad assurance that no adjournmej I
would in attempted until the beer bill
tftrs "finally disposed of. Si nator Rei .1.
vitaouri. Democrat, who oppose! tie1
tyeer bill, gave notleo that be was nut
4 party to any such understanding.
, The unanimous consent agreement
contains several provisions. One of
them provides that whenever debate
op the treaties lag", Cue tax revl ton
bill may be taken up al any time, Im
no. attempt was made in li: a lime for
vtug oa the tax bin. Another pro
viso is to ths effect that the eld agTl "
t'u nt to vote on Oct, U on the Borah
111 for free I'ananu eanal tolls lei
Ameriran o:itwi:r shipping shall
tot be abrogated.
, Yesterday's action forestalls the
JOMlblllty of a Democratic fllibuste
gainst the treaties and virtually as
sures ratilie.atlous In lore (lie interna
(lonal conference on the limitation of
armaments begins on Nov. 11.
JVTCGUPIN-GREENE
1 COUNTIES IN RACE
FOR SMALL'S TRiAL
! ...
I Springfield. III., Oct. 1. -Failure of
fcoitMel for Gov. Small lo agree with
the state's attorney of Sangamon
county as to which county should be
thosan for a change of venue is ex
pected to force the trial of the gover
nor In either tjreene or Macoupin
county.
Another effort will 1i" made Tues
(ktyto reach an agreeinenl between
I he Juwyors. Inn it is nut expected to
be neceasful. The question of whtoii
pOUffiby the trial iwill take place in
vill jheii depend upon which ol the
iireflit judges in the Saimanion coun
ty district disposes of the (notion,
i 11$ Judge Jones (f Cai'i-ollinn dOSS
eo H is expected to be assigned to
(Macoupin county, from which Judge
J", w. Burton of the Sangamon conn
ty circuit court comes. If Judge Bur
ton passes on the motion he is ex
pected to send it to Jones' court, n
llreene county. Morgan county (Jack
sonville) is also in the circuit, but
jotb Governor Small and Mortimer
are opposed to trial there.
i i
ADDITIONAL SOCIETY NEWS
At a special meeting of the W'oin
fill'.s auxiliary to Ottawa, post of the
IVmeriean Legion heUI Thursday nigh!
Vk-lil'' 1009 rooms in the Gayety
building Mrs, George il, Wcolbert
waa chosen to represent the Ottawa
Organization at the state convention
wine.n win ne meia in ueeatur, t. mm
And 11. In addition to the selection j
Vif a delegate three new members I
4'ere taken into the organization
Helium Atoms Frcm llPdium.
ii A. gram or rndliiiii poiitinuoiist !
fends off helium atoms, known as
jflttphs pari b'les." at the pate "I' I b",
;sh blMimi m (eid traveling nt a
apeed i,f U'iioo mil, a mi.
at- :--i-H""Mi-es
Pattern Dep t
I'lcase
address,
ii i d Pattern 'o
10 CtS, enclosed.
nv
If the lhadeof the Immortal Kugelie
Field wanders back to earth occasion'
ally it undoubtedly Would have paid
a visit to the Preslbyterian church
last night and laughed heartily at
acme of Gene's old jokes that were
cleverly present iby Parson Voncks,
Bill Andrews. Profl t
the
oiling
two '
whit i
ap
Otto Port
looked a
Kelly i eli
terrible :
doll and the
.had." surely
pathetic teal wb
read the rhythm
an angel called
when he slept at
drum and tin BOl
Mushy
ould
and
have
ray
r the
rhana
the
to tio- event
en place
On Monday M
i Ventser will enl
their
' SlK'W
eeka
In Hildltioii
already tak-
s. fentser and Uh
ivtuln with a lea at
home. On Tuesday Miss Inal
will entertain with a bridge par-;
i ty at her home on Ottawa avenue
Mrs. Lester II. Strawn has issued in-1
vltatlons for a bridge party whlbh she
r .mhs 1 elit on i limn-
kSie
r
State ....
i
. - - CSSB I ' I W Mre: '.
praise service Wednesday evening !tt
7:46. " t tifl'
h'lrat Congreratioiial ('hurcji, tor
ner Columbus and Jaekspn wil'
William s Whltsltt, mtnisMr, Buna a)
school at 9:40, John 0, BctyUinacber,
Hi" i intendent. Mrulng vwrah p
i i.,, TTieme, "A new Concepuptj tft
Chlat." Vesper service l;0O. Suh
lect, "On the road to Ib.iyor "
Ibtlrob.
Masses
Bew,
at s
I w .
U!
other pi
another
ayt i
wo
Th
uiie, and on Saturday
iiev Jordan will enter-
First Baptist
next Wednes
it the church
at U::;" p. in .
business sus-
'P!
tl
i i ri
fti
d out to
;ers dllati
night
and a
t he
a tl
alt di
esipli
1 1
prog in ni
plaj
d
W 11 I
oral i
ed a
turm
I pea
reel'
et and bi b
one mi tin
(table talent shoa Ing familial
their subject and were able to pay
deserved tribute tO t'ue no'inery of
the renowned literary genius,
Miss OatOO dctdared that Mr.
Field was the nation's favnrite i hild's
prose and poetical story writer be
cause be lived, at least In s-pir.'t. with
the children and possessed even in-
hi.- manhood years, an Intimate knowl-
pdsre ni' their dlsnosltlOns and feel
ings and truly loved them. His fcmaH
gtnation was remarkable and enabled;
him to become a master in the ail
In con pi sinj; expresalve sentences In J
the language of children. He wrote
poema and stories tor then and noti
about them, she averred ha wrote
many lull; bios that have been set to;
music by American composers and;
are esteemed highly by all classes of
people who hear them.
Miss Efenily Palmer accompanied by
Miss Helen Koff, gang charmingly two I
pretty songs and then responded to
an Insistent em-ore. siie unfolded
barmonlea that delighted her audi-!
tors.
The closing feature was the serv
ing of refreshments which were pro
vided by Matt Bach and Geo, Craw
ford. The coffee was of the famous
Crawford brew and as if always the
oi the moat excellent quae
The ladies Of
church will hold
Thursday, Dec. 8
are now busily
ing f all kinds
I't r their annual
the Congregational
their annual bazaar
. at the church. They
engaged In the mak-
nl beaUtUlt) articles
ale
Miss Barah Tay:or entertained with
a novelty shower this afternoon at
her home on Cast Mam street, com
pltmentjtrj to Mi-s Margaret Yentter
whoae marriage to Robert Olover Boh
ertson will take place in two week's.
Garden flowers iveTo need as decora
tions,
i piayei
which
Tile
i South
. sure
, glon
'he tables of bridge w ;e
during the afternoon, after
refreshment were served.
a .. .;.
residence of John Uanfing, hi
Ottawa, was the scene of plea
on Thursday evening, the occa
being Mr. Lanaing's birthday. To
'2L k
j StM
1 :k
-- -r A
"mi s,j
h y
A
STYLISH
83 Al
COAT BUW
;LY FALL
FOR
assist Blm In properly and pleasantly
remembering it the members ot the
old ;Lrd club of whiih he was a inem
ber aathered at the Usnsina residence
and
cardi
tpenl
an
OWC
wai
The weekly
supper of the
be held next
8: :;ii o'clock.
agreeabh' evening with
d by rel resbmeuts.
f f
mixed foursome and
Ottawa (loll Club will
Tuesday sfterneoO at
mi thone w tshing to ut-
teiut
Mrs.
Hote
will
Cha
please
iee Cla
BOtify the hostess,
iden. at the Clifton
Ity.
Mr. ami
prospect
tions for
ilaughler.
or Robertson,
Which Will be
Mrs. fie., rue W. Yen tier of
ivenue tcday :-si:eu mvna
the marriage of their only
Margaiet. and Hubert QlOV-
of Lynchburg. Va..
solemnized on next
' Saturday eveninst. Oct. V: at S:.,0(
o'clock at. the xjsataer home just at j
LteeJae ot ll-fchlnad lUaee, Two hun
dred hU'-sts have been invited to the
nuptial, Vhieb will he one of the
most pn minenl events bold in Otta-I
Wa ro it iy this year
Mta Y- : er bus rho.-en her cousin.'
Miss Small Taylor, for her Bald Ol
I
Tuesday Study Circle will hold
regular weekly meeting at the
of Mrs. George Qtattt, .U'esi Ot,-
Tuesday, October 4. Mis. C.
llatheway will read "The orslon
Sir Launlal."
9
The M. and H. Circle of the King's
Daughters will meet with Mr. W. n.
Osman. on West I'rospect Ave. Mon
day evening.
The
their
homo
tawa,
o!
Comprlaing coat
and Skirt J 0 : - The
6 Sizes: o4, Uii. S8,
i.: he bust ni' a.- uiw
Pattern 3690
Cuat Is cut In
Mi 4J and 4 4
The S'.:irt in
7 Blaas: 24. i 2S, ou, ;i2. 24 and
II laches Jfa.i1 mousure. The width
of the skirt at tne foat is t yards.
To make this suit for a medium etta
Will require Wi yards ef 44 inch
catc.-ii;.
mis lUustratiou calls for TWO
separate patterns, which will be
mailed to any address on receipt oi
lie FOB KACll pattern in alive or
stamps.
st. Francis' Catholic
Caslmlr Miller, pastor.
Ifcd l".
Swedish Methodist Kptscopal
Church, Prairl street. North Ottuwu.
Sunday school at 10 o'clock.
St. Patrick'! Catholic Church. Kev.
Father llackett, pastor. Lof mass at
S and high mass HI licltn a, in.
St iiduiiiba's Catholic Churci.
Dean Thomas R. Madden, pastor. LOW
tnasses al v, s (tor children) and Bi
high mass at W.
Chrisl Kpiscopai church, Rev, t!.
w. Parrar, rector. Morning prayer
and communion service at 10'. 30: ev
ening prayer servlfifl at (.
! Epworth Methodist Bplacopal
Church. Kev. Hiram F. l.aWlcr. pas
tor, Sunday school at D :S0 a. in.. L.
0 Brand, superintendent.
rrlnlty Norwegian Lutheran Church.
Rpv. 0. A Mertvedt. pastor. Sunday
I school at 9:45, Morning service al
I 10:45. Meeting of Ultfle? League u'.
'7:20 p. m.
Zton Evangelical Lutheran Church,
82J West JeRerson street. Hev. H.
11, Hartman. pusior. Ceiman ser
loes al 9 a. m. Sunday school at 10,
English service at 10:45,
Madison Street Bvangltcal Chgrch,
Kev. Howard A. Kramer, pastor, 54U
Illinois avenue. At 9:80 a. in.. Sun
day school, Rudolph Claus, superin
tendent rreachjng service 10:80.
Young People's meeting at tl: -la. I'Vi-n
ing service, 7:8. The Lord s Btvpper
will be celebrated at the morning seb
vice. Evangelistic meetings will be
held every evening duri'iK the week
except Saturday.
C.ospel services at the Seventh Hay
Adventisl church, corner of Jefferson
and Chestnut streets. Klder 1'. C.
Hanson. 646 First avenue, pastjor. Sun
day. 2:;:e-2:30 p. in.. German preach
ing; Saturday (Sabbath), 10-11 a. m.
BngUab preaching. Ail are cordially
invited.
Salvation Army. BttBday Taornlna
services at 10 o'clocV at coui-ty jail.
Sunday school at 2 o'clock, liarrack.
over L'eT u Main street. Young peo
ple's meeting at 6:80. Preaching by
the captain at 8 o'clock. Public meet
ings Tuesdays. Thursdays and Satur
days at S p. ni. Special music
singing. Public i;-vi?ed
First Church of Christ, Scientist
11 111 West Lafayette street. Sunday
IChoOl at 11:30 o'clock. .Morning scrv
ice at 10:45, Subject. "I'nrealilv."
Testimonial meeting Wednesday oven
IngS at S O'clock, The public la cor
dially invited to attend these meei-
Ings The reading room s open Avery
afternoon except Sundays from 2 until
fi o'clock.
Illinois Avenue Kvaiptellcal Church
corner Illinois avenue ami Leland
Street. Kev R, P, Maue, pastor. Sun
day school at 0:80, Bamuel Total
superintendent. Morning worship al
10:45. Subject, "Inevitable claims oi
foreign Missions." K I.. C. Iff, a
6:45. Evening service at 7:30, Sua-j-
t, "Selling the Boues in Order "
Regular weekly prayer and praise
service Wednesday evening ai 7:45,
Fust Methodist Episcopal t hurch
RfV, Hiram F. I'.awbv. pastor. Sun
(day school at 8:45 a. m. Warren 10
Qladfelter, suporintonuent. ttany
Day, special program. Morning ser
vice 10:45. Sermon. "Why 'he
church Epworth League at 8:30
People's service at 7:80. Bermoo,
"Why Nut." Chorus choir both ear
ices.
I
My Work and Methods Make Blck
People We".
Dr.E. R. Perkins
EXODONTIST
31st Season
SUCCESSFUL CONDUCTION
ANAESTHESIA FOR THE
Painless Extraction of Teeth
A positive relief fur suffering hu
manity and wiihout the usual had
after effects.
Id'
bytertan Chlurcht
9 : ' " a. in. Slliidav School. 1'
m, Sunday School KKerclses,
p. in.. Young People's Ueetini
young
Spei a!
Chun b
Hist
people
Rally
Month."
Baptist
invited. 7:80
Day Sen ice.
Hay.
: 16 a.
6:48
,. All
p. in.,
'Go-to
ChurCh, Jefferson
id
Columbus St., Geo. C. Petter, minister.
8:45 a in. Sunday School, Chester
Olson, superintendent. 10:46 Morn
ing Worship. Harmon, "The Ministry!
0( Reconciliation." The ordinance )f
lh" Lord's Supper will be observed.
3:00 Junior it. Y. P. c. 6:30 Young
People' Meeting. 7:80 Evening Wor
ship with sermon on "The Claims of
the Church "
Illinois Avenue Evangelical Church,
corner Illinois avenue and Leland
street. R.-v. It. I'. Maue. pastor. Sun
day sahool at 8:80, Samuel Tn'el
superintendent. Morning worship at
10:45. Sermon. "Defective and Ac
ceptible Sacrifice." Christian Kn
deavor meeting at H::m p. m Kvcu
Ing service at 7::to. Tupic. "Christ's
Reluctance to pay a few dollar
or the pear of a Dentist has cost
thousands of popple with bad teeth
many long years of suffering.
Mouth Infect inn soon means fion
eral Infection, Rheumatism, Heart
Troubles, ami hundreds of other
troubles that take llio life out of
you and Anally causoB death llf
teen to twenty years before It
would if you bad kept the mouth
free from decay and disease. My
life's work and reputation Is your
protection. You cannot get the
service I offer any where else and
uet by with it as easily and pain
less. This I can prove no matter
how bad the condition you pre
seut. Next Visit
HOTEL OTTAWA
OCTOBER 12
OFFICE HOURS 9 TO 4
LADY ATTENDANT
news.
Get all the sport
Read the Livest bport
Page in La Salle County,
PAGE FOUR TODAY
I boner. .-1
! brides a: a
Miss Frai
burg, and
; former BC
Woodward
: Ottawa girl,
attended sch
C, with M 1st
both Vincent,
at Madison,
John Chan
serve as best
and l.eishtoii
the bride, ami
srfh. will be tl
e will Ihe attended by four
ds. a sister of the groom,
ces Hoberthi n. of Lynch
three intimate friends and
i ml mates. Miss Susanne
of Horicon, Wis . a former
I. Mis- Hope Neldig, who
(boo! in Washington, D,
I Ventser, and Miss F.liza-
iiian I
tents
Alfred
i tfshe
t tending scin
unctonatl w
Mr Roberti
'. a brother
faylor. her e
uptlal
i entzer
You can't tell
i
What That Cold Will Develop Into
BE SAFE, TAKE
an I i
. . i i..- - ..n.l
M an To Men, tveguitu piiici -
Beginning Right
stiffens the
would be
Ti'lV (7,
"The habit df sawing money
bnahtens the enerates. It VOU leoutit ve sure wit
are. beginning right, betin to sree."
IHEODORE ROOSLVfc.LT.
IICHESTEH s PiLLS
J. i III. UI.UIIIMI Hi yy
mtln ; f.' 'i"-i' r . tii-tiiuu in,-ii
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r SOLD BV WW !SIS i xn mi III
EACHOUT'
5c, 10c, 25c
and
VARIETY STORE
Flowering Bulbs for
Fall Planting
Single and Double
Tulips, at 3 for . . 5c
Darwin Tulips, at
2 for 5c
Hyacinths, in colors,
each 5c
Ciocus Bulbs at
3 for 5c
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lytriu, UKirKF, PAINS, Itc
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WM. D. DUNCAN
DRUGS
above was Roosevelt's advice to young
Coming from a man who won notable
successes in many lines, it is a thought well
worth tucking away in the corner of your
mind.
Have you begun right, and are you keeping
on?
Since 1865
The National City Bank
of OTTAWA
Capital and Surplus $350,000.00
asam in
vmsammasmmmmm
1 ,
Old Established, Safe,
Conservative, Time-Tested
Institutions.
' i
Wj 'm Aff ir''Y
MOT ON A VACATION
The business man who names The First Trust Com
pany as Executor, Guardian or Trustee under his Will
knows that his representative is never away on a vacation,
never considers the appointment an imposition never dies
befor the Elstate is distributed and is always available for
counsel with the heirs.
There is no such
named.
assurance when an individual is
Safe Conservative
Friendly
Come in and have the matter explained by one of our
Trust Officers.
THE FIRST TRUST COMPANY OF OTTAWA
and
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF OTTAWA
are under the same management.
DIRECTORS
LORENZO LELAND, President
EDWARD C. SWIFT, Attorney at Law
CHARLES E. HOOK, Vice President.
CLARENCE GRIGGS, Attorney at
Law.
LAWRENCE M. LUCEY. Merchant.
ALBERT E. GILMAN, Manufacturer.
W. NEVOY STRAWN. Farmer.
FRED A. GRERDING. Asst. Cashier.
EDWIN J. CASSIDY, Asst. Cashier.
OSCAR HAEBERLE, Cashier.