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THURSDAY, JULY 29, W2.
FREE TRADER - JOURNAL
AND OTTAWA FAIR DEALER
115 West Main Street
Published Kery Afternoon Except Sutnlay.
FltKK TRADER-JOURNAL PRINTING CO Publisher I
W II OSMAN BdltOf Hinl General Maii.iKcr
Q. H. WOOLBIRT.. Itanafiui Editor
Member of the Associated Press.
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of all new! I dispatch. r. dlt. -l to it or n..t 0 rwl.e credited to this paper
tt.i alao local nawi published herein.
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1 HURSDAY, JULY 20,
LET'S GO!
s American Legi
In- tli.lt IK
11, IS ll1
institute 'ii in titt.' lt
Saturday, fuly i
you in? 1 'i the 1,11-11 w"( ' are 1
greatest patriotic institution in the
a yet availed himscli oi thai pri
privilege becomes a greater asset t
t , there w ill be little need oi ur
paign : but the men wh are now i
that he is missing much ii he de
when In-- greatest regrei m1I
post of the Legion in practically everj commumt) m
one of tlif posts is working f r the welfare ol ex-ei
community; there are i i.ooo posts, all linked toget
nam nal institution, and everj post ol the menci
might) big asset to its home town, for it is i an
men who went away to war and looked back on me
from a new viewpoint and came back from the dus
and the mud of the battlefields with an appreciation
America and "with a dream and a h gh desire oi fenci
forever from decay and building them higher and 1
generation yet t come.v
This American Lgioh. is: the citizen-soldiery o
gamzed t r the g i oi America.
fr..m a tentative idea into the ffTeati
public. It is organized throughout all America and the possessions
over seas and In the domains of our great allies in the W fid war and
wherever the fighting youth of America have wandered since the
war. It is the greatest representative organization ot the citizenry
of America. It is made up of men who served America in war, and
that war called all eitiens alike; thus it i- committed to ho Class, no
party, no private interests, but its membership has been, built up on
the broad common ground of America citizenship alone.
T he Legion at present embraces in it- membership but one man
in four of those eligible. me in every four is working for the bene
fit of the oilier three. Are you the one. or are you one of the three
who is reaping now or will some day reap tin benefits oi the labor
of the one? For the Legion is working daily, hourly for the 1 of
every ex service man, regardless of whether he is a memljer or not.
Here arc a few things the Legion has done and ts doing: As one
writer j nit - it, "Nobody in America will now deny the hitter and
damnable neglect encountered directly after the war by those men
broken in war and by their dependent- and by the wives and children
of those who died ill the war for America. This is not an accusa
tion! it is a statement of fact." The generous and careless American
people after the w ar was over made liberal appropriations for the care
of the soldiers and their dependent- and then re-ted their consciences
in the belief that all was well. I'm they forgol the problems of inef
ficiency, inadequacy of working fi rce and the confusion and red tape
in the working out of the soldiers' relief. It was the American Le
gion who faced the problem and for three vears fought the fiidu
ir the wives and children of the dead,
f the Veterans' Bureau of the United
sible to no man hut the President him- miscellaneous,
packed extra
re T3KNI THCE9 vvO C2t SOAlfiTVuG
- c?eo! pir-jp som Topic
TO TALK. AVXT i TWiS CHA WfcT. AW
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CROWD
S AT
MORTEM
MARSEILLES NEWS
MARY MAC ARTHUR
Office over Stttr Theatre.
Office, BI.u k 176 Phones House, Black 35
Irthday Party,
ii.n ii - Nt it.itii,. oi
I mrm ii.n u s ,-i ii.iiik. hi MMpiei - ,,.
n I o r a orn o a tti r v r.,,n" '"iu u ,mui" w-,,r i-i-i
UIolAol U LAI lii..irj'ria "
Picnicking Totj.iy.
I Tu I vernal lil Htimla) ichool
ir picnic todaj in lv Way
it ii Mi- Willi. it. i l.iuni. Mrs
yyalter Scotl and Mis Kate Olnon
were in,. nui'Mt s Mis s,lia
I'll
0C KMF.N ASSEMBLED
RMS TO GET TIPS ON TUB! R
lueephlne lleffi I
m Heneea wai 1 1 1 , nnn trnm i.nr
lemaelvea by 0l town,
lint.
Picnic at Ivy Gardens.
M.iin Street (llrla held nlm
tile In tit,. In Wa (lardeni last nlehf
'"I wliirh aam tlnndml l., Mil.,. ....
uc niuma i i lun OT SIAIt I. IS. ufuiiui nu i una CUKf, Wflicn !IH more Of the fir I
rvOIDT LMTHt.ccn nw . I I I I t II Itl t' II I ill till' Ut'BI :
r" ' rhe children amuaed
0N oan nK n me canal. Th8 roa.ting 0, wene wa3 , I(M
""" "i ant introduct on to the In
I 1 1 t in I U . . M t . . . .. . .t I I . . .. .I.U.u
"', "'""" iMr wicnea, potato aalad, plckloa, alvea.
Cular bovines. laat nllit. and hot. atronj coffee which with tl.-h
. Mr Mls 1 ' Bheckel and cream rurnlahed by Mra Jatnra Mel
daughter Ula ot Tarre Haute, in Intlre made a Una aupper tor the hui
Uarge crowdi ot Intereated itock I 'lin8' v'sio,', at th I of :,.ry crowd.
i Mr ami Mis Willi- Bhaver Ol .'alr Thn vivl'a ,1 ,i ,,,.,ii ,.i
' ' reaterdaj wltm ed the poet Th ,,.,, ... ,.,. LJ?J rte.K5 """ . ""u':
, i r.i isiin ii' I-. ...... ....
Hi.' rIMr who were ready tor home
and took them to their deatlnation in
w. R. c Ladlaa Have Bio Time h,s "",k r''i; ;" certainly appre-
rerj pleaaanl imclal afternoon cte1 k""lM"KS Pari ol Mr.
is apem yeaterday bj gome fifteen T'"11"0' ufor , add a" 'v-"','
mien ol Hi. Relief coroa ai IhorL . " " - . .ww"'
me of li-s Doltv Klemlna on Mi
i.iiiii. ,niiiii nii'in.ii ii,, ,. i ,, i i i .,
nil iian iiiiH si, anil , rn
Churchill will ipend their afternoon
k'. .. . ...... . . ... .
. ,"ini.i. i.itv.iii, ;i . Will III . II
lar teata iaat week were ahlp Dr M K Blanchard waa a Chicago
,, ,,, , ,, .0 tm Dlornlng ..,, "u,cn ' ' N" w,th ntlni oi the paaaenger this morning.
, , , .' '" ",,x " red o ttucel Brmlua Naretty ami Mary Ceruttl
muM - iii-i" . ik.ii inavea w aou to us uainij appear were Morrli vlaltora lasi eve
in an. ! noon at . o cioca ance, iim k Ice en am ami pi. niy of it-ndlii
The poal mortemi yeaterdaj were alee hot coffee with real cream to
inducted at i hr-- different centers uae and after dinner mints to fold
inimiiuui iii.. rouutn Tit
i.i-i o
operailona on n
tii.. government I
K Pour nnimala
caiue Hull. ma tins ,, nitit'
tubercu
l.tini noin.'ii nun a Hall 1 1 1 1 1 ualk on-
tlcrable ol an effoi I
uttawa
San, I a Ii
iiiii, at-
Itli In, 'in
tlrst low the picnic supper, mad
Nor- lightful close to the aften t
"he second The guests of tii.. corps , Mtea
i William Blaie Reede, trained nurse, of Otta
'
i enter a- at the hwi
were slaughtered there The lant ,
poal mortem as conducted nt the I
farm ol Auguat Martin In Cedar .... Enjoy ncf-
Point i rhere was a I'.m.l attendance at
innlu slunalit n Ivv W;H Kanlvlls last 11 Ik ll r TH
Of ih" four animals slaughtered
only one was condemned, and the
others were paased by the reterinar
Ian for meat, after tit'. .i-. ;is,mI parts
had 1 1 ri'imivi'il
dancing Hour was In elegant n
ti"ti ami tim i rum! enjoyed ti
letvea until a late hour
WHEAT SCORES SLIGHT
GAIN THiS MORNING
GRAIN
furnished bj G W, K'rtiy. manggar
Jardlner H Van Ness ft ( a , memberi
'hler.Ro Board of Tt a.i,.. thlr.; ft xji
ifolonejr r.uii'llnc
i ,.,,s,. Xh
ease i- not fotiml to be general, the
government lnsp i t.r may remove tii.
diseased ;.art and pass the remain
der tor eating purposes.
in making the ih,s! mortenu Mr.
Auspurger explained that analysis
showed that -T per cenl ot all tin
children who ar. suffering of tuber
culosis i ida) have contracted the
ii acic piiADniAAi rrno
Horxo uuHnumm run
GRAND RIDGE
MISS WINIFREC YOCUM
r.cii-r?gpond(nt
Buys Mmott Home.
indusky baa pun based tlte
it home i.ii tii,. corner of
n.d Bluff Btreet, ami win
HKt'H o.iii the latter pan ot
i" .i Handusky has been on the
Murphy farm, just north of
and i G Kilin t takes possea
nf this land, and will moire his
famllj mii a as Mr Sandusky vacataa
the premises,
New Daughter.
Mrs Marlon Claaaon, daughter of
Mr, and Mrs Sherman Fleming ot
Woodside farm, ! w .-n here atad
Ottawa, welcomed tha arrival ol
daughter tin- morning al Ryburn
hos ltal.
ii will ii- remembered that her
! you ti;; huaband a- killed I t-w
months ago in an automobile accl
di nt a Rocktord
is to stamp out th,. tuoerculosls tht
the goveri
it.
Buys Car of Annus.
Bmmett Carney of the north prai
rie ha- purchased two carloads of
r.PflDHP niinPR'Q QnMQ black p.. ll Amu. tattle for his farm.
ULUIIUL UUULII J UUI1U .
I
'
ll
ie who ar.. slaughters
and
M
Duder of Streator filed
It is euti
mr fai
liki- this that makes
tak. fronl rank in tha
ii petition in the Probate Court this
Cash fc!.irK"ts.
losl
tl"
t1;..
. i iidi ji.ii i in j.,, . r, (,
the diseased i c, 0rge K-1
malnder used Orond RIdg
Tha animala I of Qeorge i
tVashington and split that bureai
itirteen great divisions of the 1.
hility of relict to every man, w
t of tin' orid war. For four ve
ent of sen'ice men and has sncc
int.
lie ili
It Wl
a tn ui tai
1,
to re
of the disabled and fought
It ft ireed the establishment
States under t 1 1 head respt
self and cut the red tape ii
f. nirteen I i s isit ms fi ir the
State- and brought the po
am! child ill distress as a res
has fought for the employ
in placing over 400,000 ex-service men m positions where tr
face the world again men who had served America in h
walked the street- in vain search for work that they might Ii
local i'i-t has placed every unemployed ex-service man uh.
phrd t't.r work, regardles
1 r in ,t. It has w 1 irked
depk irable lack i In fspil
abled, a condititm resultant from the itnpreparedness of the United
States u meet the ininicn-e problem. Et ha- pu-lied through and ad
aneed hundreds of righteovts claims of veterans and their depend
ents, hurrying them so thai l.enetits might be had while moat needed
It exercised a powerful influence in the passage nf the National Ik
fense Act of 1920, which calls for a "three party army" consisting of
(1) a main body of regular soldiers, (2) a national guard maintained
under Federal supervision, and (3) an organized reserve of volunteer
officers and men, to be trained by the Federal government. It is fight
ing lawlessness and ignorance and is giving it- time and efforts to
the Boy Scouts and every like movement for the benefil of the vottth
oi America. It- members are working for the Americanization of
the alien immigrant and for the development of American citizenship
in it- truest and highest sense. There are a few, hut not one-tenth
nf the tint's the Legion ha- done and i- doing.
The organization i- a purely beneficial one, composed of live
young men working for a common good, and gets results. The ereat
object of the membership drive is tn get the outstanding
(I,..,.,, r, ., ,i,,. t .t. , ,. .... 8
" funii- hi me men engiDie to nieinlier-liiii into the ran
all many work for the common g 1 a- they did for their c
defense. The result of this campaign should be that not alon
four is working fur the common good but that practically ei
service man will he a member of tin- Legion now. Aside 1
honorable discharge from the service, the requirements fo
bership are small and the money consideration insignificant
an an cx service man you are eligible. As
; btlu
3ZC ti
dhrda
Eri
Provisions.
.1
82 M
higher. 1,029 is
ordinary rati
.
Receipt" Estimated.
I -I
I
RUCKRIGEL'S ELtvATOR.
II
ii. tubercular t. st.
Ised. Tin' animal
the packers. To
it into fertiliier 01
it is not badly dii
!il for n
l reacta are the
. Its value money on
is ttn'n ; the naim
be either 1 2 ' :"
used for ' 1,m" 1 'r
,. ,....! mi , ! gt .306
red under
ead parts
permitted
k 1 mill r. aged 17. and
th Duder, aged 15, of
Th boys are the sons
DiKli r of Grand Rid te,
t alleged thai the boys
!; of life Insuranct
nt.-iii l. if. policy be id In
their father vol I nt
r. tiit'im ni.'ti hi
t,
I In tlie sum
ittcle of the
pa. k-
I f-r.s
I otic
i Urn
MEXICANS ABANDON
AMERICAN PLANT
appraised value, provtd
amount la not over $ro tortfaja wim
...I animals ami 125 for Knol
Washington, Junr
iaed th,
th,- Cortes mi com
United States.
Demolish Old House.
Th,- old Blagle bouae, corner of
Union and Pearl streets, Is i-in
turn down to nivo plan, to a hand
some bungalow, to be built by s H.
Montgomery.
Undergoes the Knife.
Allan Sheiton, who was badly i rush
til in a paper mat him' several months
ago, underwent an operation yester
day, it Blue acting as Burgeon, in
which a piece of bone was taken
from the nasal passages, hoping iy
this tn ashpit in the absorption ot
ri. is or tumor- forming there,
Mrs Joe Massrn and Olfst. Shartlo
Mush.ro, drove to Jollel this forenoon
to call on frlenda In that city,
Mr Qeorge Mattry of Chicago la
visiting today ai the home of Mr.
foe M.tssro, on Young
89, Mexican re-
Vguada camp of and Mrs
tiv iii the Tarn- Street
xAen ri'iiitin Sundav holdins the Drop
"n , rtv and forty American employes la expected today to rtsti at the
reek, to for 1G.00A pesos ransom, withdrew on home of Mr. and Mrs. Prank Mush-
Mi
Mush
a recent bride
,6J
WALLACE GRAIN MARKET.
rad- i
Whlti
Vl'llll
Li vestock.
! era and th
i.'il th
purt'
l animate,
Mor.. tests win ho mad
Salle county animals neat
aeieriutne wnetner tney are tree from Monday without damage or injury to j ro.
tuhoretilosis. ihe employes but with threats to ro- Mrs. Charley Muslim of Strotor,
ir. uapnrgr explained that the turn. Consul shaw at Tamplco today after a brief visit with Mr. and Mrs.
in s from tubercular animal.: In the J advised the state department. Joe Massro, win continue hor jour-
United States 1ms been M0,OOA,O0O. Mexico City, June 229. -(A, P.) - i ney to New York, where sin- is ko
i Last year, he declared, that of 8,-leaping from his bandit kidnappers af-jlng to attend the wedding of her
179,000 cattle which wt-ro siauchtor- t.-r four 'lays of captivity, A Bruce son.
ed under government iiiHrtion, L78,r I Bislaaki, former head of the Amerl-I
Oho were found to be tubercular and- can departmenl ot justices Investiga- The Golf Tourney.
33,328 were condemned as unfit for Mon bureau lias returned to Mexico. I ai the golf tournament, held in
eating purposes City. Streator yesterday; A. PhJHimore ami
Of 37,702,1)00 Iiiirs slaughtered In' M. .1 Oemberlihg and Oscar Kroehn-
he same time he said 4,695,000 were COLORADO MINERS 'r represented the Marsatawa eoun-
round to be victims of tuberculosis TUDCC OUACTC "v contfi8tant8 were di-
ind 64,838 were unfit for eating pur- WRfcCK I rlntt oHAr I O vtdeil off after the qualifying round,
j poses, Blghl men to a flight. Phllllmore ami
Farm Adviser I. 9 Brooks went to Denver, Col., June SW.- Two mine Kroebnke qualified In the fourth
Chicago this morning to be present tipples were burned, one coal mine flight and were matched against each
for the slaughter of the remaining flooded and two railway bridges other, Oemberllng also qualified In
thirty-one La Salle county animals burned In the Colorado coal fields In the fourth Hlht, and was matched
pronnounced tubercular at laat Bowlder and Huerfano counties, ! against Mr. WerU of Deer Park.
10,000; iheep, 14,000,
Potatoes
reci Ipts, tio can; total Unit
lan a, Oklahoma and Arkansi
r,ll-s triumphs, No. l. W.R0
Texas sacked Irish cobbler
(2.25 iwt; Alabama sacked Spauldii
roso. So. I, $l.'.i0-2 cwt: l.oulsiiit
Backed long whltear, $1.60-1.73 cm
week'a tests.
mi
:s, mat
antrv's
been popular. ( Khers contend, and a
REFUSE TO CLOSE
OPERATING MINES
Springfield, June 29.- Permits of
the miners' union under which cer
tain mini's arc operating will not be
rescinded according to decision of the
Illinois district executive hoard of the
United Mine Workers which closed Its
widely separated parts of the state, Kroehnke beat Phllllmore two up
last night, State Adjutant. General) and one to play, and Mr, Werta heat
Hemrock announced. lOemberllng five up and four to play.
y ui
LESS TOURING AND MORE BUSINESS.
ii. i , ...
Mine iuis peer) a in.tieeal.Ic falling nfT
miniiier nt automobile tourists raltim
is any year since touring ha
r 1 I f 1
tnce reasons tor ineir claims, meeting were todav to oerralt them
ui' ready cash with many is the primary cause that to attend the conference at Washing
om entering on the long trips; that those people who
mping sites arc not on the roads this year tor long j
trnT '''rvrrrt.t rock island sleuth
n are It s favorable than last year, nut rather that .
mure inclined to look upon this mode of travel as KILLED BY BANDIT
, . . .i .t t.:
iry anci are restricting ineir expenses uiuug una
the railroad and uteatmhtn lines arc offering special
fr
tn-t- who last season were content wi
i tin autorri ibile seats.
But the auto is here t stay. It has passed successfully the period
inducements t.. traveler.. Inuiino t,, win 1iach some of the trattie that
m last year in the was lost durinir the war and these mav have secured some of the tmr-
. : i . i i 1 i ' . I ' 1 i , ...,. , -
ornntnls ,,tr,.r,.,t i ,i,.. n. . - . "lv ''""l"' M ami excursionists who a-t season were content with
? 1 nie is mieot other cites accord- , ,r,v-, , ,- L-i
iiil' to renurts rerrivwl Tf,,j.,., ..i .,. , - , . ' 11 Mnrnia hrsl from automobile sea
. vv,s Minig mgnways nave com
mented .tn the comnarative erarrhv , -:. c. , . . !
rife to why this should be so in ,1, lf L 1', r, '"'v": has mstrated its ability td ndnce time and distanced
conditions. One theory advanced is thai the hea i ; n,n""ni and bring distant pleasures within the reach oi per
Spring tendered the hitrhwavs i,,-,,-,,', -,ii' ; . ,:t2 du,nnF ,lu' M,"s f '""derate means. Its practical side is also being developed
volutSe of travel 1, , ' ; . ' : n ?lAe' thr. tith trucks nml tractors, bv which the rural produce? is brought
' i , i i tvi .'Mill l III 1 'I i l"i I. If. 1'.
DointS mure n,mlf.r... 1 .1 c . .. , V iaiU , lilt-. cIom
f ' a,,u WI,Jre me close ot the ,,m there cUsse
I', i rla, 111.. Jure . Alfred Qlffi
Ittn k Island railroad l-t ctlve, i- di
frtiin bullet wounds Inflicted by u)
nnknowtn gunman who opened fire on
him in the ratlroa I yards Qlfford re
turned the Are, but his assailant escaped
r contat
t with the urban consumer, thus benefitting both
UTICA NEWS
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Ivy Way Garden
Amusement Park
Special attraction for
Saturday Night, July 1st
Shimumcks' Streator Orchestra
Sunday Night, July 2nd
Seelig'8 Seven Syin opators Orchestra, of Prineeton
pood time promised. Watch for further
special announcements for July 4th