Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., November 26, 1921, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5

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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1921.
OTTAWA Vxm TltADKIt !- JOURNAL
pack Five
ONC
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RICH WOMAN
BANKRUPT
BLAME
BAD INVESTMENTS
tMMA CRIDER, FORMER WEALTHY
8TREATOR RESIDENT GIVES
1 HER ASSETS AT $200,000 AND
LIABILITIES $300,000 IN COURT
PETITION.
MIsh Kuimii Crlelcr, of Slroutor, Iiiih
fliiii a petition in bankruptcy In
Vhleh her liabilities Bra placed al
about JJino.ooo. and her atutl a I a
trill.) over 110,000. Many Jodgintati
Jmvft Un eabartd in ihc CircuH Cburl
borv aKiitiiRt Miss Cridtr,
, !MIsh i'rltlur'K f uihIh wont Into maun
fat lurliiK DMrpnitJ prhu ipally.
While.) nho uIho mado Homo poor real
'Hlalg InvcHliiK-iitH. The. bifgeit In
oRtment Hhe Quito whs In an auto
nit 1 1 1 1 hiiKliiena, mul hUo waB iiIbo per
NMtod to Invent heavily in tork in a
tractor plant, neither ono of tho cn-
lrpriHes which kuvo groat
Bialcrhilizrd. und she la now bankrupt.
According to Information, Mis
('rider's investment in the automobile
jIant was $so,00U. This sum was In
old cash. The prowpoctus of the con
cern called for tho building of an
hutoinoblle that whs to run by steam.
One cHr was assembled, but from In
formation received, it wus not h sue
.cess, and did not run. The company
Uns located in Aurora.
Another investment that turned out
Badly was the pitting of 140,000 In a
tractor plant in Blootnington, This
iwas also a failure, and she never
Realized a cent on either of the busi
nesses. The remainder of the investments
yere In real estate, and In each in
atance she was advised to purchase
almost worthless property.
The petition, which is understood
(to be a voluntary one, has just been
tiled in court,
$5,000 Assumpsit Suit.
A $5,000 assumpsit suit was started
1n the Circuit Court this morning by
the Molino Plow company against T.
F. Comlskey, a well known StreatOf
resident.
Appeal J. P. Case.
An appeal to the Circuit court to
ld ay was taken in a 10C assumpsi
, suit brotiKht by Walter and Bffie B,
;KokI against CtiarlW Bowermaatei
i Thcij ensr whs heard before) Justic
iar the peace U L, Thompson and was
.dismissed for lack of evidence.
Distress Warrant for Rent.
) A""tfl.trrs.s warrant to collect an nl
t leged rental indebtedness tor 160
acre ot land-in Meriden townahln
I Wae suited in the Circuit Court today.
I M. .1. Sullivan, tie- plaintiff, allegi I
t that Jchn CaHs, his tenant, owes him
' fj.opv for rent, which lm is unable to1
! collect. Carls is alleged to have
l 2HHi bjubata of corn stored on th"
land.
. Wins Divorce Decree.
j' ' Mrs. .Margaret Eddy, of Creator,
Secured a divorce from Ralph Eddy
In the Circuit Court today, alleging
I that- Mts affections bed been won
: away from her by a woman named
race, whose last name was unknown
to her. On October 10, Mrs. Eddy
started divorce proceedings aRainst
the defendant, charging him with
adultry.
A second bill was tiled today.
tUO Wittoa Mrs. Eddy alleged that
tor film had taken the first steps
divorce herself from her husband,
came to her and admitted that
nn untrue to hor, and promised
reform provided she would return
I live with him. Hhe stated that recon
i filiation followed, but on November
J, he, returned to his alleged sweet
heart Crace. She claimed that she
! learned of this and let him on X.ivem
ler 3. fUS
According to (he testimony of Mrs.
. Eddy, Uie couple; wore married Qcto
: ber 17,' tfHtt In. Davenport. Iowa, and
lived together until November 3 of
j this year.
Mrs. Eddy Was awarded the custody
of their two c hildren, Vernon, aged 10
Ud Leda, igod 8.
Nelson 'onway and his classmate
Herbert Werti of Toledo, Ohio, who
have been visiting with the former's
parents, Attorney and 'Mrs. James .1.
Conway In Center Ottawa, have ro
lurneel to I.nko ForcHl to resume (heir
studies at the Lake Forest Academy.
Miss Babe llodgius was a Hansom
visitor last night.
Mrs. Carl Varley Of Marseilles was
an Ottawa visitor today.
Edgar (lerbur was a Kansoine visi
tor last night.
Frank Corrigan has returned home
from a business trip to Chicago.
Mrs. T. .1. Dougherty was a I. a
Kalle visitor last night.
Ronald Kenyon visited friends in
Hansom yesterday.
Frank Wynaskl of Marseilles was
an Ottawa visitor lust night.
lEx-mayor James F. Farrell, who has
been a patient in a Chicago hospital
i for several weeks, Is spending the
week end al his home In this cltv
MIhb f.ucile Warren Of' Christie St.,
was a Hansom visitor yesterday.
Miss Jane Hedges or Chicago i
visiting Miss Jean Oodl'roy, (32 Illinois
Avenuo."
Roscoe Metzger spent last evening
In Btreator,
Winston Colwcll of Ottawa avenii-
(pmt last evening Is Ua Ratio,
Mr, A. P, Hlcdiardson. of the Motel
Ottawa, has Just returned from t
promise I vlearare trip to Excelsior Springs,
.io., wnere sue nas neen visiting ior
the past month or six weeks.
J, J, M'oDermott was a passenger
for Chicago this morning.
Mrs. W. I. Fornof, 6;!!) Webster St.,
is spending the clay with Chicago
j friends.
Arthur Auss one of the postal
I letter carriers, who has 'been 111 for
a number of clays, is able to bo
i around again, but he is not able to
resume work.
Miss Elizabeth Williams of Chica
I go Is the guest of her grandparents,
on Center street, for the week end.
! Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Rice, 1303 No.
CofunntB street, are the proud par
j ents of a baby son, horn last night
'at Ryhurn hospital.
I Elmer Hitter and Frleden Anderson
of West Ottawa were among those
who spent last night visiting
friends in Streator.
Charles B, Vosburgh. who thirty
years ago was ono of Ottawa's mail
carriers, and who for the past twen-tv-livii
years has been a conductor on
the Milwaukee & St. Haul railroad,
a brother of Mrs (Jeorge Heights of
this city, is spending a week's outing
with friends and relatives In Otta
Earl Harrison and Arthur Kltzput
(his city.
rllk of West Ottawa spent last even
ing visiting with friends in Peru,
James Wdlsh of North l,a Salle
street has returned to his home In
this city after Spendlni a brier visit
with friends In Trenton. X. j.
Harold Woodward, member of the
lllini football eleven of I'rbana, 111.,
and a member of tin. University of
Illinois student body, Is spending sev
eral clays with his parents, Mr. and
.Mrs. C. E. Woodward, in East Otta
wa. tlUSSell Levy has returned to Chica
go af1"1" upending the past several
clays visiting friends and relatives In
this city.
John Walsh of l,a Salle spent last
evening visiting with HI is In Otta
wa. Misses Mayme Phelan and Oather
lue Khaughnessy of (JtlOU arc guests
of the letter's visitors, Mrs. ft, i
.Me Donald and .Mrs. John Klllojhcr, of
this city.
, Mrs. .(lines Lynch o' We el Madison
street wont to Peoria teda.,- tc gpemi
the' wee k i nil visiting her mother
Miss Hide ii 'olwetl has returned to
Chicago alter spending Thanksgiving
With her sister, Miss Elizabe th Col
well, and her brother, A. H. Colwell,
on Lafayette street.
St. Patrick's Bazaar will open Monday
Night.
The bazaar to be given by St. Pat
lick's parish will open in (lie school
hall next Monday night and close
Wednesday night. A tine assortment
of fancy work and Other articles are
on display in Window of Miss Tubi'i
ty's millinery slore. Popular amuse
ments and attractive features Includ
ing dancing will be on (he program.
Heiit ric h's popular orchestra will fur
nish the music-.
Ladies of the First M. E. Church
Vvlll hold a bazaar anil cafeteria sup
per Saturday, December 3, In the
church parlors. Bazaar "III be held
in (he afternoon. Cafeteria supper al
B o'clock, 50c. Supper served cfetria
style.
The Philanthropee Dept.
of Ottawa Woman's Club will hold an
all day meeting Wednesday, Novem-
witli tne nome of Mrs. Logan, La
MUie ouniy ,a no oriiiui ricnic
luncheon will be served at 12:30,
LAST PERFORMANCE IS
ANOTHER BIG HIT
(Continued from pige i.
beur, Florence Schouus, loan Iteemt-
sen, Dorothy Wllle, Mary Plcskovltclt,
Relief corps (leanore Ri ckor, Elis
abeth Halm, Xcllle Jacobs, Mildred
luru. Helen rrankcnhauaer, Allele
ii, neon, Jeano'tte Druck, i . luisg Mil
ler. Druallla Halm, Theresa Roser, Ce
cells Bchoraas, Oocellu I oi rr, E a
Bauoche I'laiiies Thabor, Louise
ci ie in ck, Edith Braudharm, Loi etto
lxwman, Lucille Funk, Marl" Hotf
man, I U nry BclkUIWI s Sd ard
Itautth, Kflfeabatli ibi id, Ve4ma
Hhi no. in. Ivy Small
Vegetables -Kc nne fh Kobuld, BhH
metl Estbolt, FraJik Wldroi r.
Country bumpkins (Henry llalm,
John Case, Joseph Malerhofer, I'ltc
Schmidt, lliliim Burmann, liwronoa
Mattes, Catherine- Kelly, Roue Die-kin
son, Catherine Antendt, Elisabeth
Bchlffgl us, Thidma Migoonaugh, Anna
Hoss.
Accompanying planlul Mi., Edwin
Mattes.
chaperones Miss Mayme
Mlon Alice Rlgdon, Mrs
Kincheloe, Mrs. C, Hlrloinan
F, Kuhn, Mrs. N. Uoerr.
Musical (-"roeiram.
Act I. Boene 2.
opening song.. College boys
I'd Rather"
John Jr.. Grace and valentines
What a Fool I'd lle"
C ha prone, parson, widows and
bachelors.
College medley College bojjji
"I'm Bridget th" Cool,"
Bridget and the coobfi
Vegetable dance Vegetable!
Liberty girls
"Ring Out Sweet He-ils of Peace".
Soldier boy, Fncle Sam, Colum
bia and Elberty girls.
Act 1, Scen.; S,
Alice blue gOWp
Opening song College girls
Act 2.
Fox trot Maequaradefl
Wood nymph elance'
Japanette" lapanose
"A Henora"
Senora and Spanish dancerf
' I Want a Toy" Baby doll-
Dutch elanco Hutch kids
' Sipping Cider Through a Straw"
Country bumpkins
Hon t You Remember the' Timet'
...Professor and country bumpkins
Grand finale Ensemble
PerroB
w .1
Mrs. C.
Old
ELOREDGE ON STATE
BAR ASSN. COMMITTEE
eni men are expected to uttoud tho
tasttvltlas,
judge Eldredge of
been named .1 member
Hon committee for (he
ii.ir Association banqu
be held December 10th,
this city has
of the ri'ci p
Illinois Stale
I which Will
at the Drak
It Allan Sti'pheiiH. secrelarv of
assoe iation al Ham Hie, III . hM been '
lit work lor weeks putting the llnlsh-
ing touc hes on the elaborate pro-gram.
The D. A. R.
Will Hint on Thursday uftoNUMin of
imxl week With Mr.:. I. I Ihuiiia. X.ll
1 1, ,. ' Highland Place,
73 .
Butler, presi
irslty ami the
nee, erosidenl
Otel In Chicago, In connection with
tin- state meeting.
Dr. Nicholas Murray
eie-iit of Columbia Hniv
Honorable C A. Sever,
en me nuincun nar ASHOCiatlOn, are
to sM-ak at the bamiuet Silas H
Btrawo, president of the Illinois stute
Tlar Association, will preside,
in the afternoon Mrs Btrawri pien!
to give- a litncj n at hes apartment,
i":i Lake Shore' Drive and a matinee
party (o the wives of the Supremo
court jueKes and the banquet speak
era.
ai the speakers table faring Ih,.
banquet, win be th,. jn,i,;,, , ,,
supreme court. Dr Butler, Mr, Sever
en. e, Mr, Btrawn ami poslbl) Bome of
the visiting dignitaries,
. Invitations have be-e-ii g0nl to the
Presidents of tho state bar sasocia
lions oi Indiana, Michigan. Wisconsin
...... eiesoiH, iewa and Missouri
.... wui me iiinclieon at Hi,
iud anil tin. bRnquel
an nve hundred or
in th
more
to at-
Chloago
Drake
prom In
Use SAPOLIO
For Every Room in the House
! n the kitchen SAPOI .10 cleans pots, pans,
oilcloth and cutlery; in the bathroom
SAPOLIO cleans porcelain, marble, tiling
the wash basin and bathtub; in the
hallway SAPOLIO cleans painted wood
work, doors, sills and concrete or stone
noors. Dee that tlic
name SAPOLIO is
on every package.
ENOCH MORGAN'S
SONS CO.
Sofe- Afanuticfurarci
New York U.S.A.
clrls . 1 '"
we.
Ben Rlake of Marseilles was an
Ottawa visitor this morning.
Rill Lane of Marseilles is spelling
several clays visiting with friends In
In
af-
he I
to I
to
Notice.
On October 12, 1921, tho Ottawa
Hrewery changed its name. After
this date It will he known as the
Ottawa Products Co.
Who Uses Willard
Threaded Rubber
Batteries?
It would be a good deal quicker to
name over the car-builders who don't.
For the great majority of builders of
cars and trucks have s-lcted Willard
Threaded Rubber Batteries. You'll
Had them now on 173 makes.
The ability of Threaded Rubber In
sulation to resist cracking, warping and
puncturing, and th reforc to give more
miles of uninterrupted service per dol
lar, appeals to the builder as much
a'J the huyer.
When you buy a new battery it is
wevth your while to look into th" bat
tery that has been selected by the best
brnins of the automotive industry
th- Willard Threaded Rubber Battery.
We ran fit ycur car from our com
plete stock.
BATTERY AND ELECTRICAL SER
VICE STATION
217 WEST MAIN STREET
OTTAWA, ILL.
Willard
Batteries
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
WILLIAM S. WHITSITT, Minister
Sunday School, p:4S. Morning Worship, 10 'i
Subject: "The Master's Toucb"
Vesper Service, 5:00 o'clock
Rev. F. A. Stephens of Marseilles will preach.
Business Men,
Farmers,
Firms and Corporations are invited
to place their checking accounts
with this Bank
4 PER CENT
Paid on Savings Accounts!
All Deposits
are amply secured by the Capital Stock,
Undivided Profits and Safe Investments.
Capital Stock : : : : $100,000.00
Surplus and Undivided Profits 30,000.00
Capital Stock, $100,000
Surplus and Undivided Profits, $30,000
The People's Trust
& Savings Bank
W. D. Duncan, Vice
John
Pres.
Garland,
President.
T. B.
Kendrlck, Cashier.
DA
"Fix it up so Santa Claus will deliver a Columbia to
our house this Christmas. We all enjoy it."
THE FOLKS
See the new and improved Columbia - The purest toned
of all. We can arrange the terms.
MOREY
The Piano Man
Madison Street
Olawa
Public Sale
of Katherine Lempp property will be held on
the premises,
Thursday Dec. 8,
at two o'clock p. m., just north of "Prairie
Grocery Bridge"
In We& Ottawa
a very desirable property.
For particulars inquire of Robert Carr, Cen
tral Life Building, or The First Trust Company,
Ottawa, Illinois.
Friends of
The Irish Republic
And Liberty
ATTENTION
On Tuesday, Nov. 29th
At Eight o'clock
Gayety Theatre
Honorable Frank Dempsey
Mayor of Mallow Cork will speak
Also
Mrs. Winifred Mason Huck
A Mass Meeting No Admission
Musical Program
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THE WAGES OF MONEY
Work witli the ImiieK or die brain i- i .iid for in wages.
Fe r iii'tiicy receiver! a certain amount oi time mtrsl la- put
in or a dduiitc amount of work performed,
'I he wages oi money are paid in interest. There i no
e!f'rt expended for doHais savetl increase tlieir kind.
re youjsavrjyg s" )"ur money will make nn'ie nv nee for
Von? "i 4j ' ' ' .
We invite yon fc use our Savings Department ?
Since 1865
TheNationalCityBank
of OTTAWA
Capital and Surplus $350,000.00
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