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THURSDAY. APRIL 87, 1922.
I
REACH MILLIONS,
JOHNSON ALLEGES
.SOUTH DAKOTA RCI'UOUCAN
CLAIMS TO HAVI UNCOVERED
PLOT THAT SWINDLED GOVERN
MEN T OUT OF HUGE SUMS ON
DUPLICATE ISSUES.
Washington, April 1
I Ion a ol dollars ol duple
1st in the united kttati
ii mi iiw Boor ol the
by Qepresentatlvo Johui
on. South Dakota, Otfh
tut i r will proi i 1 bla c
Probaby mil
nip bond i i'x
ii was ctiarg'
Houm today
mi. Republic
III dOI Hill' Mi
ll!!' HI lull. Ill'
asserted,
Prompt denial of the obarge was
made by high treasury officials, amp
nsmjiti'd Investigation ii Secretary
Motion ot the bureejl ot engraving .... :
diagiosed tha re was do truth In reports
of circulation mi a
counterfeit ifoverntq
Challenging the J
Ropresi ntath e VV
I lemocral Ic mi mbet
banking committee,
calculati l in can ie
large scale ol
i at nOi unties.
ohnson statement
Ingo, Arkansas,
hi tin- House
as ertpd It was
uneaaineas In the
country and that In
Mr. Johnson should
ho ran hark it up D
Mr Wingo expre
"ii investigation wo
Secretarj Mellon! ii
lllll lllll lll-IO'X .'
maki' it
Mill
OSS
the truth
sed bejiel
id show
t hat
denying "reck
in 6 il duplil ati
to if,, people.'
charge as to at
ipurlouS Becurl
.1 w. McCarter
iKl
As a basis for his
leged circulation ol i
ties, Mr Johnson i aid
assistant regl 'i rar ol
ini' tin' Wilson adi
cured information in
duties w bich t on litis
the treasury dur
inlstratlon, "se
Itie bOUKO Of li
d htm thai thi p
Pad been enormous
i ament bond i whl
I'd by the bureau
printing and hud
duplication
I Ii had Ii",
ill I'm
print
IK .'Hid
Kb his
i think Mr, Mefmrl
right attitude whi n be
matti r first to u disfni
cratic senator from my
property on i nl d the
aaslsant secretary of t
ih.
tin
present! d
ulnhed l).
i, itc and
matti r i"
Ih'
,e n
Mr .1
ilia, "ii i ontinued
"He was qulckl) Informed at thai
time bj the former administration
that nothing was wrong, thai then1
should be no Investigation and that
he should keep bl i mouth sh
his position.
"Mr Mi Carter, who had i
lOBI
oped
was
wlio had devjeh
the duplicates,
it administration
fads to memb r
the exisli in e nl
Oisi haiv d bj hi
lireselil me thii- ,'
for
ol
. onma ss. I think a man
who look
adminis
that attitude in tne former ;
tratloil was ill adt isi d "
Johnson Investigates.
"I took all of thi;
down to
the department ol justice nr..
in 1821 nft. r W" had tried ii
way to secure action from the
administration."
"You tra hot tirln - ii to th
tion pt St rretary Mi lion ?" M r
nskei
f earls
every
former
atteh
VViogo -I did not," Mr, ,i
"1 liroui'hi it to th"
depart ne 'ir ol Justice
it. iiiighi to h.iv,' gone.'
"IKi you have Inft
T-t'itioh von can base
tliat minions of dupll
printed?" Mr Wingo
Sever, Sheets of
plied,
if the
think
ate honils i
pressed him
Numbers,
n typewrit!
of numbers
"I t ink down sevei
sheets, single spaced, i
dupllcat" bonds, and bo
nfng Hi'". "an higher th
issued." Mr. Johnson si
run tell how many wet
The gentleman frdn
t.i was furnished a li-t
Wingo assi rted. "Has
dnctej an investigation
n lie Ration Is true? '
"l am satisfii d there
sa)il Mr. Johnson.
n
of
run
inda
!' them," Mr
he i"" mu
n find if th'1
truth In It,"
The Wondeiful
Sale on Mcponset rugi
coverings ende Saturd
usual values offered t
Neponset
and other floor
iv. April 29. Lu
ll these unusual
g
is. Clearing -ale
Ti
LEADER PUR. Af RUG '0.
The Doctor's Prcrorj.Ttive.
cter (;! agonized patient rushes
"Good Lord, man ! I ton'l yell
tinit - nt least wall until I tell
where you are suffering." La
(Pails).
in)
like
you
jtre
NOWD
WORK WIT
Because Lytiia E. Finkhanrs
Vegetable Cotr.pourid Re
stored My Health
HorrasH, N. Y.
but there didn't ae.
"1 wns in had he-ilih
in to he any one thing
I the mailer with me.
I was tired uit all
lover i Kno tt was an et-
rt for me to move.
1 1 was irritable and
icouictnoi RieepTitgnia
iind had trouble with
Irtiv bowels and at tt&
peri ids. It seemed
I that nearly everyone
I around me knew of
your medicine and
wanted me to try it,.
so at last l t ok
l.ydia E. Plnkhtam's vegetabw Com
bofund TaMets and Lydia E. Pinkham's
Blood Medicine and improved every day.
1 do all my own work now except the
washing and do it with ease. 1 c m a,--romplihh
as much in a day now as it
would have taken me n week to do last
winter and I try to pet every one I know
to take your medicine to build them up.
You are" welcome to use thii letter as a
testimonial if you like."- Mr. Ciias.
Dakeu. 21 Spencer Ave., Hornell, N.Y.
In almost every neighborhood there
are women who know of the value of
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound. They know because they have
taken it and have been buiped. Why
don't you give it u trial ?
BOND FRAUD V
MY
H EASE
r 1 1 7 1 1 1 1 1
m mm
D l Hi
ill 1
BLACK CAT HALTS
GREYHOUND RACE
Mlnnfl! I'lii . April 17. A iilMh ml
caused ;i 1 1. 1 ii fif in i ii i 1 1 1 one (la J-i-, nt
"' the greyhound pact meet being
o lucted hero sy the Miami Kennels
'lull mill tha (low N"v aw chasing a
ww meananlcal rabbit. A small slfti
Irleal trolley la laid In tii i eonter ol
tin course and al 1 1 - In ginning r aj
raco u stuffed rabbit, mounted an the 1
trolley, Is started
The bunny Is given
In started from i in- t a i n
From
ii few
yardi start '
and the greyhounds released, at a
i, ;ii do their utmost in steli i; .
u w yards beyond the Mulsh the
bll dui ks into u (rap door while
A
tin
i Ii'
imp nri' cjoi hi ax tin v
line,
The. (tugs for Be weeks bad ohaaedj
the rabhll when an Inquiring black cat i
wandered onto the course, One of the
Judges in save the kitty from rough
handling b tha hounds, did 100 yardH
in ten seconds flat and captured hei
The cat wis released behind the
grand stand with a warning and it was,
believed she would stay nut. She
ill
1
The first race i ot und
the sinned rabbit was mali
down the course with the
in full tilt- after It. At tin
P way and
lug a streak
gr vhonnds
post mark-
Ing a Igteenth of n mile tblng
b igan
t'i lianiii'ii. hi' ciiv ii r,r thn troll, v
flew Into the air and bunny came to
a limit. Bis greyhounds pounced upon
It,
The rat, disregarding the warning,
had wandered onto the track .mam
and had climbed onto a rafter under
the trolley oaslng tor a siesta, The
swiftly moving bunny struck her and
Jammed the mechanism,
The management Issued rain checks
to the spectators, sent tor several car
penters in repair damages, raided a
taxi-dermiat's shop for another stuffed
rabbit, and the races were resumed He
best day.
ANTI-MOONSHINERS
COMMITTEE SUCCESS
linliiil
shim rs'
success,
Magle, i
mfttee 1
Minn. '
igllahce
U'cordlng
St Lou I
rin
III : I
ti iiiih
i is
to Hherifl Prank l,
count v . Tii" com
Iven the acid test
during Its two mouths' exiatance am
rejiorts I'mm hulrbanks, a small set
tlemenl in North 1 1 n hi i.i.ac; coun
ty, Indicate that moonshine actlvltiei
bs ve bi en i imped out there.
1 1" roinmmee a a organized
Sunda) att t noon late In Januat J
a group of mothers and father'
thi fori Bl country Residents of n
townships, aroused by the death i
father of ;i large family who t
his own Mi.' during a drinking o
an
by
tin
t with stterjfl Vingii and organ
the committee.
At the time the action was taken
the moonshine traffic was said o be
running rampant in this wooded re
u-inn. in fact, only a i a days before
deputy sheriffs visited the community
aimed with warrants lor the arrest of
II all'
IIS
III
nsbiners, but
e arrest.
w ' n
Ni
sill
pel
her
to
ma
tici
nr. the illicit traffic has been i u ;
ed completely, since every mem
of the committee w a s authorized
eport rases of moonshining and
necessary complaints to the Jus
of the peace wlio was empowered
to hold court and si nfeiire
'J iiis committee, organ ljd
ated in the face of admltti
tiiat certain "had men" wi
violators,
and oper
d threats
it t,
Magle
while
nt its plan
ut without
iplished Its
of action,
a single
pillpose ill
has act
in en i
itive in i
Iscouraging
liquor manufacture.
INDIANA WOMAN
KILLED BY ASSASSIN
Victoria, B, C, April 27. Grief
Stricken ever Did violent death of his
w ii . the ictlra of an assassin's hull, :
rI Shanghai, William J. Synder of lira
lil, Indiana, had arrived lo re today on
(ho liner W 'nati hee.
Mrs. Synder was shot down by a bul
let intended for Gen, Tanaka former
Japanese minister or war, fired by a
member of a Korean hand.
WRAPS
WRAPPY
COATS
Sizes 16 to
44
Any Spring
Style You
May Desire
$6.95 '"
$16.95
The materiols are Bolivia, Normandy, Veld
Where
The
(row ds
Go
208 West Main Street
THE OTTAWA FREE TJIAOEJWOURNAL.
BRITISH PREMIER
1R IS PROBABLE
APPEALS TO AMERICA NOT TO
HOLD ALOOF FROM EUROPE
BEOS HELP FOR RUSSIA AND
GERMANY.
Genoa, April :'7. i A. I' i Premier
Lloyd George drew an alarmed pic
ture hi Europe last night In address
Ing the British and American press
representatives be said the object
ai uunbi
difficult!
ace.
,as In
wlili Ii
(dear
w ere
up
Hill
pniit lea
Ol II it-n
ne compared Europi
r.H iai lava, whii b, i
( . u i was seeking u
'i ins adjuatmepl wus
in seething
ke tin' earth's
proper level,
lull of peril
Id' emphasized thai
Europe must
1 take gni
ranee of hungry Russia,
Which would
Hupped by an nngrj
Qermaay,
"The world must recognise the
fact," he aid thai Russia ami Ger
many omblned contain over two
thirds of the people of Europe, Their
will be heard, and the Russo-Germaa
treaty is the tirst warning of it"
Want U. S. nt Conference
Al
that
llic
prom
there
Baltic
Of III'
danger
frontier
Black s
he cited
line from,
a, lnclud-1
in, I'oiish
rhich had!
i,
aerepieu.
I "I wisli Ann Pics
! explained. "Some
. want America for
pose. This is not
; America because
peculiar authority;
! nesa gives her the
was here," be
people Hunk we
some seiiish pur
true. We want
she exercises a
her very aloof
right tO speak,
exercise an in-
i "Ann rics could
. Urn m e no other
command, Bhe en
free and disentangl
pi i t Ige v. hii h i mni
llu end' 111 pic ill ill
country
mid come
led ami wit
could
here
the
ill
ume Iroin In t
he would
w it ii i ii" von e ni peace.
"liiii America Is nol here; so
rope mu I do her be i to boIvi
Bli
the problems In In p own way."
Mr, Lloyd George gave it as hit
opinion thai the disorganisation o
I urope would affect tl nt in
world, Including the United states
Ho was amazed at the people who ig
no red th i portentous tact taclnt
Europe today. Unless Europe reor
gantsed, in other words, unless the
Cenon conference succeeded In a r-
i an); ing a pact Of peace, he was)
confident that in Ins own life, oer-j
tulnl)
men
tn
th
nt.
life of the younger
pr
Europi
wmild again
in hL;
t . mu
lilt o
If
ion.
Gi
the
panne'
must
i pin il in the war." he
ur triumph will not last
OUT victory develops Into
vengeance will follow,
irmany's action which
world war was followed
be just and equitable
I forever
i oppress
j just at
' started
by veni
"We
i and shew
I Europe is
stri
not
ngth. o must realise
on good terms and that
"ising which we must
e had hoped that the
iai war menat the end
, but unless Europe's
solved there is no as
orce has given way to
d of tin
brute fore
problems are
SU ranee thai I
right.''
The British
the press to
Will and t'ello
world.
"You are h
instruct, to Bi
world's tuure
obstacles whh
to use your i
the solution 0
full of menaw
imier Bolemniy
till patience,
hip throughout
urged
L'O'llI
the
he
col
led, "to
and I
of the
tfl
ute
to
gum
sts
It
ild I
any
but
in
are
are in tn
luence to
difficulties
way
help
villi ll
'ry tiie Free Trader-Journal Wan! Ads
WARNS U.S.ANOTHER
NEW WRAP
IS HERE!
fiSjf . if T MaL
Camel's Hair, fine Twills and Tricotines
SEE THE IMG DISPLAY IN SHOW WINDOWS
FEDERAL RESERVE HAS
DONE GREAT SERVICE
roledo, Ohio.
Federal Raservi
Stall's had done
world and whh
April 27, That the
system of the United
i 1 1 sal service to the
a (let idling factor in
winning the war f(
tin' stntemeni madt
the allies was
s ps to hankers
representing the Toledo Clearing
i ion ie association by John lalcob Am
Old, or the Hank ol Italy,
Mr, Arnold, who renreaenta bla In
stitution in its foreign service in this
country said in pan i
"Previous to the ireei ssgr Euro
pean bankers looked upon the hank
lug system of the United states as
a ratin-r Incomplete affair, but since
the establishment ol the Federal ne
serve system the completeness ol
your hanking system is recognised by
all the gnat hankers of the world
Especially are the London bankers ap
preciative of lis raakeup and results
i it 'as achieved sinee iis beginning, "
...nold said lie believed the country
v as well on tli" way to permanent
recovery from the effects of the war,
i He sgld t In great need was produc
tion in tin famished countries of Ku
hope. The vanquished should be sold
i raw materials and their manufactur
ed articles bought In miler for them
' ( pay their debts, he declared, con
tinuing thai there can he no perma
nent business prosperity until foreign
I trade relations are mi n iirm basis.1
CALIFORNIA PLAY TOO
WILD SAY CENSORS
San Prani hico, April L'T -"Wild
birds" the year's prise play of Bis
Greek theatre players of the univer
sity nt' California Is too wild for San
FrancISCO audiences. This is the ver
dict of the police censor after Ave
nights' production following Its pre sen
tatlon before audiences at the college
own. The controversy following its
production at Berkely Into which
I'n shlent David P. Barrows has been
drawn is b dleved to have prompted
tin police order for its withdrawal.
"The play dealt too loosely with fam
'.as the
by the
only i xplanation
iensor. Han To
and the play was
wide contest be
scene is in mid
brutal man on a
girl from ati or
Vollrlis.il'
therch Is the authoi
si lected after a stal
tween students. T.I
west w In l lives a
farm, lie adopta a
pliaiiai A boy who
iped from a
reform school appears and bi Boved
from pursuers by the farmer, who
forces the youth to w ork tor blm.
Line awakens the girl and boy but
thej are refused permission to marry.
They run away, are caught and re
turned to the farm. n discovery that
' the girl is expecting motherhood, the
I fuller beats Ihe hoy to death, The
girl then kills herself by Jumping into
a well.
DOUG FAIRBANKS IN
ti inrr ri ti.r-T-r-r-nr
MK tt MU5it I ttr55
Agi
urn pit
Muek
at th
in Douglas Fairbanks
has tri-
d. In his lat st dim,
The Three
teers," which opened
Gayety theater tor ;
yesterday
a four day
engagement, Mr. Palrbanks proved
that he is i very inch an actor.
As a story of real drama anc
astounding intrigue, with mirth pro
VOking moments, "The Three Muske
teers" achieves a place decidedly Its
own. Baaed on Alexander Dumas'
world-famous novel which deals with
(" historv at France in the early
seventeenth century, the photoplay
embodies all of the romantic adven
ture injected into that stirring tale
by the celebrated French author, and
it also accentuates the high points,
stamping them with an indelible im
print on the memory.
Douglas Fairbanks in the part of
D'Artagnsn, greatest swordsman in ail
ranee, gives an interpretation that
forever establishes him as one of the
greatest screen actors of all time
Hhile he does many hazardous smuts
in this picture, he is by no means
; ii rely a fence-leaping, house-climbing
jumping Jack. His dueal with Berna
jr.ux, the cardinal's greatest i words
man, is one of the most thrilling and
intense pieces of action ever shown on
tn i screen.
CAPES
SPORT
COATS
Sizes 16 to
1 44
A Complete
Collection
of New
Wraps
$6.95
$16.95
Shawsheen,
vne.
I'noVrsHI
Ml
Ottawa. 111.
THE NINTH NATIONA
TRADE MEET ASMS
EOR PROSPERITY
PURPOSE OF CONVENTION WHICH
WILL BE HELD MAY 10 WILL BE
THE PLACING OF AMERICAN
PROSPERITY ON PERMANENT
BASIS. t
Philadelphia The purpose this year
oi ihe Ninth National Foreign Trade
convention to be held here May in to
12, will he the placing of America
prosperity on a permanent hauls by
stimulating and expanding the coun-l
try's foreign trade, announcement has
been Iliad' hv Officials in charge of Ihe
program.
One important policy to he advo
cated, they said, IS that so far as pos-1
slide, foreign loans shall be condition-:
al upon all or a treat part of their
proceeds being spent f
of American goods.
Indications are that
t the purchase
delegates of
shippers and
I attend the
manufacturers, banker
business men. who w
mi et ini? will number mon
large number of thi r
than 2. nun
are expect-
(ii from foreign countries as well asi
from all parts of the United States.
Among the speakers are Julius IT.
Barnes, chairman, during the war. of
the I'nited Slates Qralu corporation
and Charles M MUChnlC, vire-presl-j
i, in of the Alie rican Locomotive
sales corporation, of New York. Mr.
Barnes' address will deal with a prac
tical method for putting surplus gold
to work and thai of Mr. Mucbnic will
In on the factor Of depreciated rur-
rency In compel it ion.
William J, Conlen, of Philadelphia,
a recognised expert on maritime law,
has been selected to discuss the mer
chant marine as on international proh
problem, and the European exchange
situation win be handled by F. I, Kent
vice-president ot the Bankers'
Trust company. New York. James a.
Fain ii, president of the t'uited States
stotl corporation, will outline a for
eign trails policy for Americans,
Other speakers slid their tonics are: :
T p Adler, New York, desirable
changes In letters of credit; I. If ,1
Browne, Western RSloctrlc company,
mule poets in foreign credit granting; 1
M ii. Hopkins, Grand Kaplds, Mich.,
a practical method of protecting
credits at low cost; Wilherl Ward.
New Yoik. Uniform commercial credit
Instruments; W, H. Stevenson. I'itts
burgh, dependence of our inland wa
terways; Cantalq William II StaytonJ
Baltimore, the carriers' responsibility
for loss end damage in ocean transput
vital points of Insurance policies;
tatlon; w H. LaBoy&eaux, New York,
Stanley : Flogg, Jr., Philadelphia, letl-1
sons of the last year in export sales I
promotion: J, W- Mason. American
surety company; bonded service as a
selling argument; William Menkel,
New York, essentials Of a market sur
vey. ('. J. Warren, foreign Bales man-
TWEED SUITS
Myriads of Chic Suits are here ready for your choosing. Many
very interesting style features are in evidence. Tweeds are im
mensely popular for outing and summer wear; take advantage of
our
An
latesl
We li
about
dresst
Lot 1
, 1 11 -Js
Mi '
Lot
Up
1 .
S. & H. Green Trading Stamps given
j i net of tin Renting!
I pany, New ork, wl
in Europe under ii
ion typewriter com
tell of conditions
the head of market '
conditions abroad, while p do st.
Phalle, president of the American
Polish Chamber of Commerce and in
dustry and vlre presldeiit ill charge of
sales of the Baldwin Locomotive
Works, Philadelphia, is to describe
conditions In South America
The "Troubles Hour" of the conven
tion will be devoted to a discussion ol
foreign credits, bended by .1 H. "Pre-
goe, New York, secretary of the Na
tional Association of Credit Men.
OHIO MAN WANTS
RADIO TEACHERS
I Cincinnati, Ohio, one of the most
I novel suggestions for tile use of the
1 radiophone is advanced by James i
risk a member of the Cincinnati
Board of Bducatton. Mr, Plsk says
that he would substitute the radio
phone for teachers. He also declares
that be is in earnest about his plan
1 anil has requested details from an
electrical engineer. Plsk says further
; that under his plan each of the 48,000
school children In this city would be
I furnished with i receiving se! and
thai the lessons would be broadcasted
at certain hours of the day from a cen
tral station. The children, he said,
would go to the school buildings but
once a week for furl he instruction.
He declares the plan would entail a
saving of bundreda of thousands al
year to taxpayers.
GAYETY
ill DOUGLAS FAIRBANK W
jlThe Three Musketeers ' jr
Shows Start 2 & 7 Adults 55c-. Children 28c
Spec. Kiddies' Matinee Saturday. Special Prices
low prices now.
Tweed suits thai
sold for $15.00
Tweed suits iluit
sold for $22.50
Tweed suits thai
sold for $24.50
Tweed suiis that
sold for $29.50
tonn
now
rlv
$10.00
$15.00
$16.34
$19.67
torn
lv
now . . . ,
formerly
now . . . .
formerly
now . . . .
New Silk Blouses
Irresistable showing of all the
styles in high grade silk dresses,
ive BTrouoctI in two eraud lots
h1
L50 classy Up-
-lo-dati
Silk
to $29.
aresses
50 now
that formerly
$14.98
2 Silk
tO $o!.
dresses
50 now
bat formerly
$19.98
SPEC A L IN OUR
We have bought
of the guaranteed
Electric Irons just
hou'cwife needs.
Also, the Rid Jid
a quantity
Enterprise
what eveiy
folding
wiggle.
ironing
rdide the reg
!S for the
Ie is $3.98.
Wo offer yt
Iron and Rid
complete for
$6.95
.Pen and IC1
in ;
PAQ THREt,
- notice
OF PUBLICATION
C HANCERY.
J
RLltr
of Illinois. L
Salle County -ait!
1 onrt. To ' .lurid
In the Circuit
Term, A. n. 11122.
Martha 8chmitt vs. Thomas Srhmltt,
la chancery. Divorce. Q n. No.
23945.
Affidavit of non-residence of ThomsJ
Schmitt, aiiow defendant havlnw beat,
filed
ii the I lerk'S ottlce of the Clr.
i ult Court of said County, notice is?
tin refore in retry Riven to the suhl
mm resident defendant that the coin-
plslnant tiled her bill of complaint in,
said Court, In the Chancery side there,
of, on the LBtfa dej of April, U122, bJm
that thereupon a Summons Issued one
of said Court ulu u in nld suit t
now pending, returnable on the st
ond Monday In the month (if JoBSj
next, as is by law required. Now,
unfeeu yon, the said non-resident de.
fendanl above named, Thomun
Hcbmltt, shall personally he and ap
pear before mid circuit court, on thu'
lijsi day of the next term thereof tr
he hidden at Ottawa, In and for thu
said County on the second Monday in
June next, ami plead, answer or de
mur to said complainant's btll of com
plaint, the same and the matters and
things therein charged and stated will
be taken as confessed, and a deer eel
entered against yon according to tha
prayer 01 said bill,
aver ot said
JOHN 1, V
Ottawa. Illinois.
ITZBMAN, Clerk.
April 19th, 1912. H
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