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THE OTTAWA FT? ETC TIlADFTrt-.TOTlRNAL.
SATURDAY, JULV 8, 1922.
MAN
SUBSCRIBERS
Y
BUY TICKETS FOR
Arrest of MenCharged 'With Theft of Postal . Millions
1922 GHAUTAU QUA
1030 RESERVATIONS MADE IN PRE
A8SEMBLY SALES, THUS ASSUR
ING 8UCCESS OF AUG. 21-28
MEETING8.
Tickets for the 1922 Ottawa Chan
tainpia are now ready for sale anil
can be obtained from the treasurer
of the Chautauqua association John
0. Schumacher. The Chautauqua will
be held from August 81 to Attguat
28. A very good program has been
arranged for the session, which )nmi
Ises to be ono of the most successful
Cbautamjuas ever held In Ottawa.
A large number of guarantors have
pledged Hiemselves to be responsible
for the sale of 10;!0 season tickets,
which will help iu paying the ex
penses for the Chautauqua. These
guarantors have promised to soil or
purchase blocks of five, ten or more
tickets.
The list Of guarantors are as ful
lows:
J. A. Andrews, B. 0. Berfe, Edit!)
Bowennaater, Mrs. Joseph S. Baker.
Mrs. BUM Basore, Mrs. John Barr,
Charles Beck. F. C. Beetti f 111
Belknap, 0. B. Beacon, Mrs. w. H.
Barnard. J. A. Blacklev. Baptist
Brotherhood, Baptist young People's
Union. Ainoha Baptist Sunday school
class, I'lus I'ltna Claaa, Mrs. Thomas
Bragg. Mj-s L C. Brand, Ella and
Ida Brlgg, Mrs. John Cisco, Seymour
(Marl. Adam Clan-. Jr., Mrs. Fred
Claus, William Colwdl. Congregation
nl Girls' Guild. Ben. C Cooper. Mrs (1
T. Crawford. Mr. W. A. Crosinr,
Flora II. Cullen, Jani. s Barfing. Mrs
(.'. A. Dawell. C. G. Bennis, George
c. Runaway, Btta Dunaway, William
D. Duncan. Mrs. BR lagan, Mra
Charlea Bella, A. O. Ksmond, Oakley
W. Ksmond, Mary E. Chapter Ordei
of Kastem Star. Mrs. BlltabeUl
Fanisworth, George C. Fetter, first
National Bank, Mrs. Ben Fishburn,
William C. Flick. Frank F. Punk, G.
A. n., Joseph W. Gay. G. J. Glelm,
Louise Grove, George O. Grover.
George Haight, Carrie Louise Bahn,
Vera B. Ham, M. M. Hartshorn, Mrs.
G. H. Hassley, Mrs. F. A. Hath, a,
Mrs. S. K. Hertzner. Cora F. Hertz
ner, Mrs. Susie Highland, Rector C.
Hltt.. Mrs. Ellen Hodgson, Mrs. J. J.
Hornung, Mrs. Achsa Irwin. J. A. G.
Club, E. S. Jacobs. , Miss Callie
Jencks, Mrs. E. P. Johnson. Adelaide
Jones. Helen Jorstad, Fred S. Keeler,
Mrs. 0. E. Knapp, B. E. LaDue, John
Lansing, La Salle County Farm Bur
eau, W. 11. Lawrence. B. F. Lawhr,
Mrs. E. Iegner, Margaret Leland, C.
R. Lucas, L. M. Lucey, C. C. Mi Lvov,
Dora S. Megaffln, Mrs. E. 55. Mercer,
Mrs. E. G. Miller, F. E. Miller. Mrs.
Albert Moniot, A. O. Mortvedt, Pearl
Mottaz, National City Bank, John It.
Norcm, Ottawa Chapter War Mothers,
Ottawa Chamber of Commerce, Otta
wa Commandry. Mrs. J. W. Parks,
Petaca Camp Fire Girls, Mrs. Em
ma Pool, Mrs. C. E. Pratt. Presbyter
Ian Sunday school, Presbyterian
Men's (Mass, W. E. Prirhard. Pru
dential Insurance Co., Harry Pusey,
Mamie Ray, Reddick's Library, Da
vid Refior. Mrs. Charles Roberts,
Mrs. J. B. Saltzman, M. H. Sawyer,
Fred Scherer, Jr., Albert Schoch. J.
G. Schumacher. William Scott, Louise
K Shuler, Willie Sinkler. Mrs. James
Snarr, Mrs. W. H. Stadden. C. W.
stewart Mrs. M. Stiefel, Betta L.
Stonebraker, Elizabeth Stout, Mary E.
Strait, B. E. Strait, Tacoma Camp
a badlv wounded
with loon has I"
Id llml lllli. lull lor
i sei. Her; a factory
i n serve I'll places.
j The employonuml director In each
lpioviiui.il urbanization Iiuh a com-1
i-lete h t mi all Jobs avallablu tori
wounded men
, Finding some-thing that buUs tho
applicant, he glvai the man a card
I in ti iployer, and tho soldier Is
taken on
The duartton of his Job depends
Upon his ni.il.iug good, but Geniian
employer! have been very generous
ami tiie men an gar to succeed.
The dl lablad man Is given prac
l.i, ill. Hie MUUe salary as tin. man
who It normal, There Is thus no
temptation to an employer to be
I "patriotic' by giving a lot of wound-
i d sol, l:. .-s work at a lower wage.
Evils of Betting;
exclusive of Bor
figures are Inter-
v . - .u-., 1,.,,..-, vi. Inil. a ,if, flu, I. riil.rit' lli'lir.. In Ihe v..rl, rtf .w.ttl ....lilu.rl.,
i m miev cities throughout the nation In the past year in the arrest of Charles Lambert Charles
occurring in Jn Nw York- .p0Hcc say J100.000 iecover.il Is part of the 11,000,000 let takti;
from u. Vow 1'ork mail truck last October. ',Lc(t to right,jDetCtlva Stcpat. Lambert, Detective Kilcy. Huns.
DutMiUva O'Bclati and Bntoe.
I As Brandenburg.
, liu. is tj pteel, the
i eating.
There are ."'' regional i. Ilices iii the
IproTtBCfl There are mora than 84,.
j 000 wounded toldlera, of whom W
I 000 hao been cla -sltreil us badly
wounded, Of these, all but con are
at work.
Fire Girls, II. C. TiOford. T. F. Thomp
son Rexford A. Tompkins. Mrs. Sam
Tot el. Jr. Mvra L. Townsend. Pan
sy Tinker. United Evangelical Bun
day School. William O- Cpshaw, I top
inn Club of Kpworth M. K Church,
Merrilla Varland. John F. Votu kx. M.
S Waller. Clementine Walter. Mrs.
W Watt-, t.eorg" i"i
' -. . . . . i-i.i. , i 1 1
r ( Mali), I'.. I.. o WW e. 11 li-
Whitsitt. W. W. Wilder. Mrs.
Welsh got. Woman's Relief
Germany's Prosperity
A Delusion
(Official publication.)
Report of the condition of
MERCHANTS & FARMERS TRUST '
SAVINGS BANK.
ICN ttl ' al Ottawa. Stale i f lllliuiis, I
I the close of boslnsen on the 80th davj
I of June, t!i2, as made to the Auditor
or Finnic Accounts m the Stale oi
llliiu ; l, pursuant to law.
Resources.
1 I cans DO real estate
i- r? - -
a .... Nv.
v-V .,...... ,.
Says Cansul Cfn-ral L.-no.
Wheeh
Ham s
Maude
Corps
IDYL GLEN
Route 1.
s mothjer
I to rery Oermafl
Co a orW war. In
ated and itnpovcr-1
a hele the I'lliti'll
and wealthy, has 1
Lee Arnold, carrier on
h-.vin.r his vacation. HI
substituting.
iiihn Latimer of Marseilles
Mrs. Sallie Williamsons new bVOga
low last weeK.
A large c rowd attended tin
aiutan maalnc at Mrs.
dole's PBd
The annual boalness meeting was
hel.l The officers for the coiiiin-
wired
aection
Electa
ad:
Mrs. faHectn
I. J. Atid-r-.-rnico
Bole,
Anderson s:,ent
r's mother. Mrs.
vear were elect
Hoie. president: M:
tOB, vice president
se. retary and treaau
Mr. and Mrs. M. J
Bunday with the hut
Fern Hayer.
Frances Haver is visiting her cou
sin, Helen Farley, In Leland.
Clinton Rodgcrs of Maiueno spent
Sunday here
Mrs. Electa Hoie and Tlernice were
Sheridan callers Monday.
Albert Martin of Roanoke spent I
over the Fourth with his daughter.'
Mrs. Silas Williamson.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Olasoon audi
Delmar wen- In Ottawa Mo-n'ay.
Mr. and Mrs. S. K. Williamson.
Charlotte and a.Mrtin. were in Otta
wa Monday.
A large crowd attended the L. D. j
S. picnic ai Otto Knutson's grove thej
Fourth.
Mrs. .Tncob Olson of Sheridan is 1
visiting her sister. Mrs. Electa Hoie.
Krnest WiBiameon m hvcaresting
his winter wheat.
City's Average Need of Water.
American hyo'-aullc englneera in
plana. for a water supply under the
present conditions, calculate noon the
basis Of a daily consumption of 100
gallons per capita, with provisions to
meet an Increased demand in the near
future. For ordinary domestic pur
puses the FeOjUireroenta average twen
ty gallons per capita.
KARL
Berlin. June 2.-
caedad In glrtng a
soldier disabled in
thin Bermany, del
lahedi has aucceed
Stat. s. vii tare u
failed.
Not only has Gtrmauy systematic
ally proceeded to pay money, train
for work and find jobs for the dis
abled, but it has provided financial
compensation tor dependents of men
who were slain.
with characteristic thoroughneei
the Germans have worked out a reg
ular scale of compensation.
Wounded men are examined by
government doctors and are grade. I
according to the amount of labor uf
Helen Cy they have lost.
For example, a soldier who lost -0
per cent or less of his working effi
ciency, owing to his war wi-unds,
gets "!'' marks a months If he has
no children; SO if one child; SS if
two; "" for three children; up to 181
for eight children.
The government realizes the men
cannot live on this grant. But he
cause it is so poor and there are
millions who draw these payments
it can't make them any larger in
amount.
So it does a much bettor thing: It
tries to get, and in a large percent
age of cases succeeds In getting. Jobs
for disabled soldiers and for war wld-l
ows.
A department of the government
nominally has this in charge, but
the work is really done by an organ
ization that has become government
al, hut which in the beginning was
niado up of patriotic volunteers.
Its head is Joachim von Wlnter
fcldt, who is land director of the
province of Brandenburg. Himself
an officer, ho Is an unusual type of
Prussian autocrat in that he has real
Sympathy for the common soldier.
Early in the war he concerned him
self with the future of the wounded.
He perfected an organisation for
Brandenburg which has since been
copied in every province in Her 111 any.
All these organizations havo been
l i
(la)
Loans on collateral
security (lb)
Other loans del
Overdrafts it)
C. S. government in
veatw nts (3)
I Mher bonds a u d
st"cks (41
Banking house, furni
ture and hxtures
(5)
Due from bank-, cash
and ether cash re
sources (T. x, 9). . .
tther resources i !'.' i .
5,781.00
70,883
'42,882 1 -293
"
1,200.00
42,031
Chums hot Sidney yVetnburg,
London, a halfpenny he couldn't
j;et inside u milk can. He won
Bat he couldn't get out until hos
pital Mirgcons lu'.d "amputated"
the can.
and
sou re
other
Total re
Capital
Surplus (
Time dep
sourci a
Liabilities.
tock (II....
I f J
Iti
di
IM,874.:0
7,::i !.!':
.,l.o71.s.S7.i.2
. $ 150,000.01
I '..on
320,119.3;
588,768.25
M'otai resources
Liabilities.
I. Capital stock (II
Surplus i :. I
Undivided pro-it (na
(3)
4. Time deposits, i K: i
.". Demand depo it-- (4b),
s. Re rve accounts (6) .
71,742.04
M r,.;-::, si
? 25,000.00
15,000.00
1 1,118,08
135.578.vC
270,896.41
10.42
Forty were present Inrlutllng Mrs.
John Brodbeck and lluughler and
Kev and Mrs W IV Blodgeil.
Mr and MrMS, B. C. Spei r and
famll) ami Mr, ami Mrs. Dorr Summer
man and lapdlv attended tin Spen
r reunion held at CautioiU home
near Dayton,
largo crowd form thin vicinity
iponl Ihe iiiii.Ii at Moe'fc. limber
ami also at the Knutson timber,
where various games im lading ball
game between the married and rlugle
men.
Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Bosworth ato
dinner the Fourth with Mr. and Mrs.
Will Grove.
MUa Beaale Larson left for Iowa
Thursday morning for a two weeks'
isit In Iowa.
Mia Anna Tin l.er. of Marseilles,
spent a few dayi Ibis week at the
Grove home,
Mlaaea (Mara Gumm and Feruo
Spencer spatM Wednesday night at
Dot Zimmerman's and Thursday
ami Friday with their aunt. Mia Eu
gene Klelnmaier ami family.
Miss Helen Bryant Is spending it
lew days with her aunt, Mrs. Ed,
Benckandorf near Btreator.
M he Ladlei ' Aid mel at the oburch
Thuradaj afternoon instead ot at the
Drove home as was auuouuced on ac
count of the serious Illness 01 Mrs.
.. .1. Grovo.
Mi. ami Mn. Frank Ihtttenhaver
and amlly Horn Kentlandi Indiana,
after isliinu the past wick with
Mr. ami Mi . Bus. Huttenhaver and
Mr. ami Mrs Howard Olmsteai! and
family left Friday morning on their
, way to ineir new norne in uraajoni
making the trip by auto.
Bi ii adi ot the w. E. boring tan
llj will be glad to hear their son Mar
ie A Irge crowd from this vlcinliv
seriously sick for some time.
The tanners are very busy with
making hay and harvesting the wheat
and early oats.
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Luring made
i business trip to Ottawa Thursday,
l.
ovine
i th
ever v
wounded
ii head
report soldier
BOl- I
taken of his
combined into one. over which Von
w interfi hit presides.
""in each province there is a net
workwork. so no badly wounded sol
dier has to go far to repi rt his case
andhis needs.
Alter the local and pi
Qnartefg have consider
made in the case of
who applies for aid. the
dler is sent to Berlin.
Here a full record is
life and his mwds.
lie is reexamined by a doctor
whose main job is to find out just
what the man can really do best ill
the way of work.
After this, with his report card in
his hand, lie is sent to tho employ
ment director, whose business it is
to find him a job as near home as
possible. i
By law every bunim ss which hires
more than 20 persons must give em
ployment in two in r rent of its jobs
to badly wounded soldiers. Thus a;
fartory with "0 to 50 employee as
Total liabiUtl
Al. F. Si hoi
Merchants
logs Bank.
Jt.oTI
'resident of the
Farmers Trust & S.n
lo solemn!) swear that
the above statement Is true to the
bout of my knowledge and belief, and
that the items and amounts shown
above cot respond with the Items and
amounts shown in the n port made to
tho Auditor of Public Accounts. State
of Illinois, pursuant to law.
AL. F. s HOCH, President
State of Illinois. County of La Sail
as. Subscribed and sworn to before
me this .".th day of Jul v. 1922 .
LESTER MAIERHOfER,
(Seal) Notary Public.
Total liabilities 1437,733.81
j I. B, l-:. Child era, Cashier of th
j I'tica Sito it mk. do solemn!) sweat
that the above statement la true to
the besi of my Knowledge ami belief,
and thai the it' ma and amounts
shown above correspond with tnt
items and amounts shown In the re
port made to the Auditor of Public
Accounts, state of Illinois, pursuant
to law.
E. K. CHILDER8, Cashier.
State ot Illinois, County of La Sail -
rs. Subscribed and sworn to before
me this 7th dav of July, 1922.
M. F. PRENTICE,
(Seal) Notarv Public
NORTH PRAIRIE
TtTPfying Visions in Dreams.
DreatlM about rain or water are
often Bigni of irritation of the mucous
membranes, ami the dreamer should
! Hot be surprised to wake up with n
sore throat, should yon dream of
people s..erul limes their norma! sl.e,
It Is an Infallible etgn that the liver
is affected; while it has been noticed
thai when 'he dreams are of pain In
any partlculur par' of the bady there
lb something wrong with that part.
On Big Scale.
The Yellowstone remains the larg
est of our national parka and conta'na
tin- greatest variety ef iceolc W lersl
Everything within If more than 'J.
(kmiikn) acres it .on a gigantic scale
Distances are Civt; canyons are of
terrifying depth; mountains (bwer to
monatToua heights, The geysers, the
"paint pots," the hoi springs, are of
aevec-ending lnttresl in tourists.
Official puhlh
Report of the co
UTICA ST A T t"
located at (Jtlca, st.i
at the close of liusiin
day of June. 1922, a
Auditor of PttOlie Act
Doition oi
BANK.
to of HIP
s on the :
, m oie to
mints of
,8110.957.50
17,190.24
4au.:;
99.450.0(1
State of Illinois, pursuant to law.
Resources.
!. Ixians on real est.it"
na)
1'. Loans on collateral sf
ourity (lb)
::. Other loans i let
4. Ovcdrafts 11
('. s govt rhtnianl Invest
manta ("
'i. Other bonds and stock:
Ml 22,000.00 1 family
7. Banking bona , furniture The
and fixtures i ". lo.oiio.on I -;..,
9, Dse from banka, cash at the
Fn d Baeberle, ol
several days visiting
Frank Fewell's horn
Special meeting o
eau was held with
Blodgetl I'riday utter
forms made.
Miss Berne Bpencer
Saturday evening afti
week with Mrs. W.
Marseilles.
Mis., Besaie Larsi
Saturday plant with
and Alice Kike.
Mr. ami Mrs. Waiier Anderson and
baby viaited Sunday with his par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Qeorge Anderson.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Like and fam
ily spent Sunday with Kner lake and
family.
Miss (Mara Oumm, of Iowa, visited
from Saturday till Wednesday with
Ottawa, ..pent
at clarence ami
the Home Ilur
dra. Warren
niHirt and three
r returned home
or spending the
E, Spencer in
on spent over
Mia e i Blaie
hnr aunt. Mi
annua
I. L.
C. C.
. B. C.
reunion
fiarbei fa
Parr hum
spenci
Mr.
and
and
held
urth. I
CASH
PAID FOR
POULTRY
EGGS
BUTTER
CREAM
Steer & Olson
OUawa Produce Market
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We W elcome The Smallest Depositors
Baps
Statement of the condition of
The First National Bank
of Ottawa, Illinois
At the close of business. June 30, 1922. t) M XL. I i . T ..
RJBSOURCES.
Loans and Discounts. Bonds. Securities, etc 12,400,039,48
U. S. Bonds to secure circulation 150,000.00
Other, V. S. Bonds 384260.00
Banking House, furniture and Fixtures S5.88S.43
Other Ileal Estate Owned 1M2L60
Stock in Federal Reserve Bank, Chicago 10,500.00
War Certificates I,67l.u0
United States Revenue Stamps W0.00
Cash Due From Reserve and Other Banks $223,428.44
Due from U. S. Treasurer 7,600.00
Currency, Coin and Cash Items 111,088.10 il2,011.54
:;.I12,:12.")
LIABILITIES.
Capital 150,000.00
Surplus L'im.nno.nn
Undivided I'oHts !).fi88.58
National Bank Notes outstanding 14800.00
Deposltg J.v.Ml.slM.ST
$3,412,392.95
jaBsaEMBFnsag
aaaaart s rr.rnmt
Here is a banking institution where everyone is
received in the same cordial spirit regardless of whether
his account amounts "lo one dollar or $100,000.00.
We want the good will of everybody and therefore
we deem it good business to treat everybody courteously
and to show no favoritism. The spirit of this large finan
cial institution from President to office boy is democratic.
I his is the bank of the open door, where traditional bank
formality and cold impersonal service are replaced by
warm, helpful, human, personal attention and co-operation.
Special Depository for Government Funds. United
States Depository for Postal Savings
SI Will Start An Account With The
OFFICERS.
LORENZO LF.LAND, President.
EDWAIll) C. SWIFT, Vice -President
CHARLB8 K. HOOK, Vice President.
OSCAR HAFBFRLF, Cashier.
FRKI) A. HERDING, Asst. Cashier,
EDWIN J. ('ASSIl)Y, Asst. Cashier.
JOSEni at, DEARY, Asst. Caaater.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF OTTAWA, ILLINOIS
DIRECTORS.
LORENZO LELAND, President. '
EDWARD C. SWIFT. Attorney at Law.
CHARLES B. HOOK, Vice-President.
CLARENCE GRIGGS, Utofney at Law.
LAWRENCE M LTjCEY, Merchant.
ALBERT B. (ill. MAN, Manufacturer.
W. NKVOV BTRAWN, Fanner.
FRED A. GERDING, Asat Cashier.
EDWIN I. CASSIDV. Asst. CaO.
OSCAR BAEBERLE, Cashier