The Ottawa Herald from Ottawa, Kansas • Page 4

THE OTTAWA HER ALD, SATURDAY, JUNE 18, 1921. FOUR II did 9 Dependable Funeral Service Lady Assistant C.F. Lamb Undertaking Co! Phone 380 213 Main A GOOD PLACE TO BUY BETTER SHOES always Itlias MO JLi trashy goods. We don't care to sell "cheap" goods but it is our business to sell good goods and to sell them for less than you can buy the same goods for elsewhere. wen Footwear been our purpose Land and livestock sale June 20.

See big ad in this issue. R. I. Pugh. 177-3t If you have furniture for sale phone 1161.

Will pay highest market price. Globe 2nd Hand Store. Bushong's for electrical appliances. 210 Main. 178-6t i I I 1917 announced that the foreign affairs office had telegraphed the Belgian minister in Berlin immediately to protest against the acquittal.

iTheminister at Berlin alsorwas instructed to inform the German government that Belgium intended to insist upon its right to try accused persons under the terms of the Versailles peace treaty, which recognizes the right of allied and associated powers to bring before military tribunals persons accused of having committed acts in violation of the laws and customs of war? The president of the chamber in reply to minister of justice, said the chamber was unanimous in considering the acquittal of Randohr, a parody of justice. HEAR CAPTAIN ROSENBLUTH COMPLETE HOME 9 er 902 South Main left today for Hutchinson, to make a visit to her husband a few days. For Week End Mrs. Mary Scott, 234 South Maple street, left this morning for Kansas to spend the week end with a For Dental Operation-j-Hugh Claus, of Scipio, spent latt night and this morning went to Kansas City to undergo a delicate dental operation. To Her Home Mrs John Mc-Curdy, who had been visiting, at Pomona, passed through, here this morning on the way to herVhome at Williamsburg.

Gone Home Miss Nettie Wal-don returned to her home at Excelsior Springs, today. She had been making a visit at tha home 'v On Vacation Miss Vernie Jones, who is employed in the city, went to her home near Woodlief this morning to spend a vacation time at home. Closed Visit Miss Faye Mijtch-ell of Wellsville, who had spent a few days visiting friends in Ottawa, returned to her home this morning. To Spend Sunday Mrs. Henry Owens and daughter, Ruth, left today for Lebo where they will spend Sunday at the home of Mrs.

Owens' parents. To Coffeyville S. and daughter, TMiss Catherine Campbell went to Coffeyville today to spend a few days with Mr. Campbell's son, Dr. Charles Campbell.

On Relief G. E. Troutwine, express messenger4 on the Gridley-Ottawa run, was transferred today to Joplin, Mo temporarily on relief duty. His place here was taken by Forbes Christie. To Take Treatment Mrs.

Louis Wilson of the country south of Williamsburg transferred here this morning for Kansas City. She will take a copf se of treatment at a sanitarium. To Cook For Harvesters Mrs. Robert Watson left today for where she will join her husband who is in the harvest field. Mrs.

Watson will cook for a gang of harvesters. Twins J. E. Whisenand is announcing today the arrival of the third pair of twins this spring. Mr.

Whisenand, it should be explained, conducts a goaterie over on Tecum- seh, near Locust. Going NorthMrs. Irwin Kuger of Dallas, Texas, is the guest of her sister-in-law, Mrs. James Robinson of Cherry street. The ladies will leave for Mapleton, Tuesday, to spend several months with relatives.

Confessed Judgment "A said H. (Dad). Martin severely, this morning, "is. a who will sit from 5 a. m.

untrPthat hour in the evening, in anpfeh. boat under a blazing sun, and fish for bull heads. I am that man." To a Wedding Miss Alta White left today for Thayer, -to attend the wedding of her cousin, Miss Anna White, who will be married Sunday to a young man of Pittsburg. Miss Anna White has frequently visited in Ottawa. Convalescent Mr.

and Mrs. Harvey Thomas of the -country south of Homewood- arrived last Sunday, Jung 19 Order Investigation of Camp Lewis Shooting of 1918. 1 Washington, June 18. Captain Robert Rosenbluth)t of New York, who is charged atf with having ordered the shooting of Major Alexander Cronkhite, at Camp Lewis, in 1918, will be given a hearing today at the department of Justice. Investigation of the circumstances surrounding the death of Maj.

Cronkhite was ordered by Attorney General Daugherty in April after Charges were made implicating Captain Rosenbluth. 1 Captain Rosenbluth and his attorney officials said, are to appear before W. C. Herron, special attorney designated by the atorney general to make investigation. Early 4on April before the review of the case was begun Captain Rosenbluth 'was heard personally by Mr.

Argentine Santa Fe vs. Ottawa Everyone who saw last Sunday's exhibition of ball playing was convinced that the local team was there with the goods. The Argentine team asked for a return game Svith Ottawa. They are coming down here with a full team and expect to take the long end of the game home with them. Ottawa Battery Hughes, Baker and Spencer.

Bodley's bus will start from First and Main and will unload at Ninth and Olive, for 10c. V- Admission, including tax, 40c R. C. DUCHESNE'S CABINET SHQP In Our New Phone 882 112 South Hickory Half block north of postoffica Drink CALIFORNIA SPRINGS WATER Purest Natural Water in the State State. A telephone call will bring a bottle to you.

Orders received before 10 A. M. delivered that day 'm Phone 76 J.H.CRAWFORD Exclusive Distributor Kelley JVlilitary Summefhool and Cariip 'Horseback' riding, swimming, fishing, ten-V nis, and all athletics. Tutoring under experlenc ed instructors. Charges- 1100 for sum mer term of eight weeks be ginning July 5th.

For further Information address CLYDE R. TERRY. Box 36 Burlington, Kans. DR. CLARENCE A.

NEIGHBORS Underwood Building, Ottawa, Kansa. Diseases of the Eye, Ear, Nose, Throat. Glasses Fitted, i Dr. Neighbors will be in Ottawa Every Day in the Week. or: vi lJfcf Hence Chronia Dfteastt.

Offict. Third and Mai Be, Sunday Have Your Carpets and Rugsashed on Your Floors. The Famous HAMILTON-BEACH CARPET Only to avoid cheap, CARD OF TIIANKSv We wish to thank the neighbors and friends, and the Masonic lodge for the kindness shown us dunna tne sickness and death ot our brother, Mr. J. B.

Lockhart; also for tfye beautiful flowers sent. Mr. and Mrs. W. E.

Hopewell, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Manning, Mr. Mac-lain Lockhart. ro) I -r NINTH and 1 OLIVE 33 WASHER Bldg.

ji-- Phone 389 ln li 'I'T a i OTTAWA LODGE. NO. 18, A. F. I A.

M. MELODY LODGE NO. 400. A. F.

A. M. Special Joint coinmuni-. cation Sunday morning, June 19, at 10 A. M.

for purpose of attending St. John Day services at Trinity M. E. church. All Masons urged to meet at hall promptly.

HERBERT E. MILLER, W. M. RAY RAWLINS, W. M.

B. ROMSTEDT, Secy. LINCOLN ENCAMPMENT NO, 10, I.O.O.P. Meets 1st and 3rd Mondays, 8 P. M.

June 20 -Regular business. Xi. DeWald, C. P. W.

I. Roseberry, Scribe. To Kansas Mr. and Mrs Jack McCormick left this morning via Santa Fe for' Kansas City where they will spend several days. Substituting H.

H. High is substituting for T. M. Gossett as brakeman on the mixed train, Ottawa to Gridley. To Missouri Alonzo Cook left last night for Kansas City, and from there will visit number of interior points in Missouri.

To Hutchinson Mrs." P. Hous- Where the cost-of taking down a pipe installa-i tion, or shipping a broken section to us is too great our Portable Welding Service will prove a time and money saver. We weld anything made of metal ANY-" WHERE and do the work THOROUGHLY RIGHT. "OUR WELDING STANDS UP." Modest charges, Ramoy Garrison Ottawa, Kansas -Exclusive Welders. 211 Walnut Phone 243 AFTERNOON and STREET Fair and Get At our new to i i I i If- i I $4 Vt next week and will be.

joined by Her husband later. For Abstracts of Title, see B. F. Bowers, bonded abstractor. Bushong's for electrical applir ances.

210 Main. -178-6t Painting Decorating Frank M. Nichols, Tel. 751. Res.

623 Cedar. Oh, HAIL You may get hit. See Williams. Who's going to open ur on Main street again? Why, Whetstone, the Shoemaker, at Brandel's. i 164-tf IT PAYS To use TEXACO motor and tractor oils.

Get yours at the Over-land-Palace Garage. 170-26t A dandy farm at auction June 20. Good See special' announcement on page 7. R. I.

Pugh. 177-3t THRESHING MACHINE INSURANCE. The Franklin Mutual office has made arrangements to cover your machine, in operation anywhere. See Carey Porter or J. W.

Reynard. 178-tf 6 PAID ON WEEKLY AND MONTHLY SAVINGS. START T6 SAVE NOW. HOME SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION. ADDITIONAL SOCIETY.

ENTERTAINED MOTHERS. The mothers and" a few friends of the employes of the Kansas Telephone company were very pleasantly entertained yesterday afternoon from 2:30 until 4 clock in the new rest room the company has furnished or the comfort of the employes. Misses Manta Elder, Nellie Abcock, Ruby Dodd and Cora Frederickson received guests in the downstairs office aid directed them upstairs. Several beautiful bouquets of roses, hollyhocks, nasturtiums and sweet peas were used to decorate the room where the time was spent informally with Victrola selections. Refreshments of lemonade and angel- food "cake served by Misses- Daisy Abcock, Mary Dodd, Mary Neustister, Mildred Bryant and Vivian Sutherland.

A trip through the offices and the work of the operators which -was explained, to i the guests was an interesting part of the entertainment. Little line lamps, a part of the office equipment, attached to bearing ''We Light the Way to Service. Kansas Telephone Company," formed clever favors for the gests. Those present were: Mrs. W.

H. Abcock, Mrs. 'S. E. Dodd, Mrs.

George Zollner, Mrs. F. E-Sharpe, Mrs. Harry Hashman, Mrs. E.

A. Heese, Mrs. G. G. Wright Mrs.

W. S. Graves, Mrs. Bessie Walters, Mrs. Jack Perkins, Mrs.

Carey Diehl, Mrs. H. V. Lovett, Mrs. C.

A. Kelley, Mrs. W. E. Bryant, Mrs.

J. T. Elder, Mrs. R. A.

Crews, Mrs. Harvey Harrell and Mrs. W. T. Hobbs.

Mr. and Mrs. Grover McCrabb and Mrs. McCrabb's brother, Mr. Harry Norton, will motor here tomorrow from Council Grove.

Mrs. McCrabb's aunt, Mrs. Harry Crane will accompany them home tomorrow night to spend two days. rom tnere she will go to Emporia to visit with her sisters, Mrs. Belle Harris and Mrs.

A. E. Weinheimer. Mrs. Weinheimer went to Em-porit from Ottawa three weeks ago.

i observe day. First Baptist Church Will Give Sunday Evening Program. Children's day exercises will be given tomorrow evening the First Baptist church. The program is laree. varied and-comnlete and represents extensive work on tne part or those directing it and taking part.

Following is program: Processional Orchestra. Song, "Fling Out the Banner" School. Prayer. Call to Worship Beginners' department. "Holy, Holfcr, Holy" Congregation.

Becitatlon, "The Saviour Welcomes All" Orsina Moon. Recitation, "Welcome" Clifford Blunt Recitation Arthuf Bird. Recitation, "The Gojden Key" Gale Mc-Conachie. Bible Verses Philip Simmons, John Reed Lewis, Robert Coleman, Billy Henthorne. Recitation.

"I'm Happy" Anna Marie Watkins. Song. "Sing. Little Birdie, Sing" Beginners' department. Kecitatlon, "For-get-me-Not" Margaret Keith.

Recitation, "Smiling Face" Geraldine Abbott. Song, "A Daisy Chain" Martha Alice Dtmiel, Hawl Lee Kelson. vEmogene Angle-myer, Katherine Wampler. "The Little Ones'V-Primary Girls. "Message to Summer" Amy Hanks.

"Onward Christian Soldiers" Primary Boys. "I'd Be a Hero" James Lester. Duet Olive Jackson, Hester Thayer. "Giving Jesus- Our Resl-Dorothy Lois CusickThelnta J(olo, Esther Howard. i Ir? Song.

"Best "All" Primary Boys and Girls. Offertory Orchestra. Salutation of Flags Boys from Summer Vacation School. Play, "Sunbeam Band" Merry Maids, Junior department. Duet Intermediate department.

A PARODY OF JUSTICE. Acquittal of Raadohr By Germans Rouses Belgians. Brussels, June 18. Tfye minister of justice in presenting to the chamber of deputies yesterday, the report of the Belgian representatives on the recent acquittal by the Leipseiz court which is trying war criminals, 01 itanaohr. as Leipsiz student charged with ill treatment and Imprisonment of Belgian children at Garmmont in Daugherty on the request of Secretary Hoover.

DESTITUTE IN BIRMINGHAM. Unemployment Blamed for Necessity of Emergency Measures. Birmingham, June 18 Declaring that as a result of unemployment many individuals and families are destitute in Birmingham, the city commission today issued a proclamation Galling upon the people for emergency relief measures. Investigation had disclosed, it said, that "unless definite and vigorous. are adopted to relieve the Situation, large numbers of our -people will suffer starvation, sickness and possibjy death." The proclamation asserted thatr it had been found that most of the unemployed are "wholly without the possible means of improving their condition." TWO KILLED, 4 WOUNDED.

300 Men Were Beaten Off by 25 Auxiliary Police. Cork, Ireland, June 18 Twenty-five auxiliaries policemen beat off a force of 300 after a fierce fight at Rathcoole, Thursday night when four lorries were ambushed. The crown forces lost two killed and fpur wounded Warmer. A location. Bcofters' Phone 612 Oi 1 i i See me for Tornaao and Hail Ins.

Now is the time. C. E. Peck. DrVlouis H.

Gilley, Dentist, 222 iv 10-Cent Store. gives you new rugs for old. All the beautiful colors, the pleasing, designs and exquisite patterns that first induced you to buy your rugs will come back to light when they are cleaned by the, HAMILTON-BEACFtETHOD. clean, absolutely, sanitary and entirely clean for the Carpet Washer which we employ ex-' tracts the last bit of dirt and grime and grease from your rugs, and leaves them fresh and sweet smelling. Ask Mrs.

Dean Nixon, Mrs. Evans of 526 Poplar or Jay Ward Smith. 1 Phone us today. Place your order with us now so that we can clean your rugs and carpets in your home when you wish. '-We also do all kinds of cleaning, pressing and dyeing.

Work called for and delivered. Quick Service Shop night, from Kansas City where ivirs. i nomas naa taken treatment. She is much improved. They passed last night Jn the' city ajUd went to their home today.

Write of Flood Accounts of the flood at Wichita were received this week, by Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Woods from their daughter, Mrs.

Charles E. Hamilton. The -Hamiltons live within a few blocks of the river. They are former Ottawa residents, Their son, Allen Hamilton, is spending the vacation here with Mr. and Mrs.

Woods. Can Get Breath "By paying close attention to occasional lulls in the rush of tardy taxpayers we manage to draw long breath now and then, enough to keep going," said J. F. Berlin, county treasurer, this morning. "The penalty on the last half of the tax goes on June 20, and must be promptly imposed, so the county board has ordered.

Taxpayers are crowding in overwhelming numbers, right now." To Help the had calculated to spend the summer with the wife, up in northern Iowa," related George Larson at the Santa Fe depot this morning, in explanation of a suit of harvester clothes, "but I'm going out to help the boys at Olivet, fait. They: are having trouble in getting hands, for, the harvest that has unexpectedly been crowded on them. I can carry bundles, anyhow." Mr. and Mrs. Larson have been spending a few months with their daughter, Mrs.

Louis Brown of Sycamore street. Mrs. Larson will go north Electrical Appliances and Supplies 215 Main Burk Bldg. Phone 32 Main Burk Wanted Painting. Phone 876.

166-tf CITY NEWS BRIEFS 35 to Saved on Grain Insurance The Franklin Mut. Ins. Co. will grain from shock to market and -save you 35. See Reynard, President, or Car-ejTPoYter, Sec'y.

Farm Loak and Insurance. (Exchanges) 1 J. W. Drl Spencer, eientist. Extractiony Orthodontia, Pyorrhea.

'Fhone 796. To Tooeka Mr. and Mrs. T. M.

Gossett and on are spending a few-days at Topeka. rTt On Business visit Walter Whitaker went up to Kansas City this morning to transact a matter of business. New Models in Cool liiW Gas is a Summer Fuel i i i 'v I I. 4 mmssES For All Purposes. i Farmers will find Mutual Oils best suited for tractors, othef farm ma-chinery and automobile.

i1 We deliver orders in the country. $3S0 Up From Gas is just as much of a necessity in the summertime as in winter. It is just as dependable one season as another. It serves you well 365 days t( the year. We want you to get all you are entitled to we want you to have your money worth.

If at any time your servicers not what you think it ought to oe, telephone our office immediately. it 1UO Jrilpne youri gasoline ana uir neeus One special, strong Una in fine Batiste, QC beautiful, chic models for only tpJ.JtJ WE HAVE YOUR SIZE. to us. larrison Ottaw'a Gas aiid Electric Co. J.

KING; Mgr. Don't forget that you an get better' hosiery and and for -less money at 103-111 North Main This-Big Family Store. "7.