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Dekalb Daily Chronicle

Location

Dekalb, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1921

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DeKalb Relief Council to hold big drive Monday

A DeKalb Relief Council meeting is set for Monday at 4 PM in the Vassar Swiss rooms to plan a $6000 winter relief drive. President Embree reports detailed weekly plans, with canvassing starting in residential areas and other committees ready to push for funds. The council aims to prevent duplicate aid, assist those in need who will accept help, and find work for unemployed men while urging city-wide support.

DeKalb Relief Council Vassar E. E. Embree DeKalb Embree

Chicago Minister to Preach at DeKalb Swedish Mission

Rev. E. G. Hierpe of Chicago, longtime president of the Swedish Evangelical Mission Covenant of America, arrives in DeKalb to lead three services at the Swedish Mission church on North and Seventh. Services are at 10:45 a.m., 2:30 p.m., and 7:30 p.m. The afternoon service will include reception of 21 new members and dedication of the new parsonage.

E. G. Hierpe Chicago Swedish Evangelical Mission Covenant of America America DeKalb Swedish Mission Church North Seventh Streets Hierpe

College Receives Fine Pennant for Exhibit

The Northern Illinois State Teachers College received a pennant from the State Department of Education as recognition of its meritorious exhibit for the Illinois State Fair. The display attracted notable attention and the college expressed pride in the gift.

College Northern Illinois State Teacher’s College State Department of Sention

Haish Avenue Sewer Job To Start This Week

Contractor Cnamel Hughes of Rockford, awarded the Haish avenue sewer contract, arrived with equipment and plans to begin Monday. He expects rapid progress using a big ditcher and other machines, weather permitting, and aims to complete the job within two weeks after starting.

Cnamel Hughes Rockford Haish Avenue Genoa

Suburb Sunday Men to Attend West Chicago Engagement

Members of the West DeKalb Methodist Men's class plan a Sunday evening outing to West Chicago. About 50 men will depart DeKalb by automobile around four o clock, ensuring they reach in time for the church services and expected enjoyable evening.

Methodist Church West Chicago DeKalb

The Fox opens at Star in biggest western drama yet

The Fox a pre production western starring Harry Carey and the Eleventh U. S. Cavalry troops opens at the Star on Monday. The picture claims the largest scale ever for a western with lavish production values, desert locations, and a full cast including Betty Ross Clark Gertrude Olmsted and Alan Hale. Showings at 3:00 7:30 and 10.

the Fox Harry Carey Flying Squadron the Star Carey Fox Betty Ross Clark Gertrude Olmsted Breezy Easop, Jr Alan Hale Johnny Harron George Nichols Gertrude Claire George Cooper Charles Lemoyne C. E. Andersson Harley Chambers Eleventh U. S. Cavalry Hery Carey Universal Largejy Heart of the Great Mojave Universal City

Slaughter Found Dead After Escape Plot

United Press reports Tom Slaughter feared bandit and jail breaker died from two gunshot wounds near Benton. A search failed to find Slaughter or a black companion. convict J. J. Howard and two black gang members surrendered claiming Slaughter was shot in the back.

United Press Little Rock Ark Tom Slaughter Benton J. J. Howard Howard Slaughter

Harding Plans Action On Soldier Bonus Soon

President Harding supports a soldier bonus bill this session and will ask Congress to pass it once debt refunding proceeds are secured. He indicated readiness to move once $3.5 to $4 billion of the $11 trillion foreign debt is confirmed for collection.

United Press Washington D. C Harding Congress

DeKalb County Tuberculosis Drive Details Sealed

Dr J Stanley Brown of Northern Illinois State Teachers College outlines the county tuberculosis drive. A new nurse Miss Cora Hearne will visit schools and communities by car to coordinate case records and prevent duplication. Prizes of 5 and 10 dollars will reward students selling seals or bonds, with results reported to Mrs W A Kilmer.

J. Stanley Brown Theorthern Illinois State Weachers College Brown Anti-Tuberculosis Association DeKalb County eKalb County Cora Hearne Wesley Memorial Hospital of Chicago Springfield Tuberculosis Institute of Chicago Department of Public Health Sycamore DeKalb W. A. Kilmer

Christmas Gift Display Draws Big Shopper Toll

Buying For Christmas and They're Buying Fast. Our toy display sparks Christmas spirit as customers select gifts from a wide line including toys, leather goods, cameras, cigars, pens, cards, and more. See Secor for sane gifts. Knights of Columbus meet Sunday Dec 11 with district deputy to install officers. First National Bank DeKalb notes gold gift availability.

Secor Knights of Columbus

Millionaire deputy Klein convicted of murder in Wheaton

Bulletin from Wheaton reports Jacob Klein a volunteer deputy sheriff of DuPage county known as the millionaire deputy was found guilty by a jury of the murder of Leo Newman a Chicago motorist. He received a sentence of 14 years in prison.

Wheaton, Ill Jacob Klein DuPage County Wheaton Leo Newman Chicago

Cultures by DeKalb Doctor 24 cases found

Dr John P Kane cultured 24 threats in DeKalb over two to three weeks at the board of health request. Carriers were home quarantined and treated with toxin, producing virtually no diphtheria signs now. A few cases earlier were confined with precautions. no new cases in weeks.

John P. Kane Board of Health Kane DeKalb

Strikers Open to Peace Talks Amid Arbitration Offer

United Press Chicago report says 8,010 strike-breakers are protected behind plants as union leaders seek mediation. Amalgamated Association head Hayes floated arbitration acceptable to workers who struck four days over wage cuts. He cited war era machinery restored under Federal Judge Achuler as potential mediator.

United Press Chicago D. J. Hayes Amalgamated Association of Butcher Workmen Hayes Achuler Fackers

Wigwag protections installed at Lincoln Highway crossing

It is reported that every rail crossing on the Lincoln Highway in the Galena division is now protected with warning bells wig wags and gates. A new set of wigwag signals near Elburn was completed this week at a previously dangerous crossing where several accidents occurred as motorists drove into ditches to avoid collisions.

Lincoln Highway Galena North Western Elburn

Cow by express for De Kalb man saves money

E P Ellwood bought a cow in Bloomington and found express shipment to De Kalb cheaper by about three dollars and faster than freight. He noted freight rates assumed the animal weighed 3 000 pounds, causing higher charges.

E. P. Ellwood Bloomington Express Ellwood

Army Trucks to Pass Through to Chicago Sunday Evening

A fleet of 80 U. S. Army White trucks en route from Camp Grant to Chicago will be in this city Sunday evening. Drivers and mechanics will stop in Geneva for supper before continuing. The trucks, transferred from the Army to the government postal service, will haul mails in Chicago. Ouray Indiana Lump, .50 per ton delivered. DeKalb Fuel & Mercantile pCO. Telephone 469.

Chicago U. S. Army Camp Grant Geneva Army Government Postal Service Ouray Indiana DeKalb Fuel & Mercantile Pco Telephone

Four Power Pacific Treaty Shows Early News

Continental Hall Washington December 10 reports the arms conference’s first major success a quadruple treaty among the United States United Kingdom France and Japan to preserve Pacific peace Its four provisions cover insular rights conflict mediation ten year duration termination with notice and ratification how the Anglo Japanese alliance ends plus reservations by the United States and France and a pledge to resolve disputes through diplomacy and joint action while avoiding force.

United Press Continental Hall Washington, D. C Arms Conference Senator Lodge United States British Empire France Japan Pacific Pacific Ocean Washington Lodge Hughes China Yap Senate Equator Hawaii Prince Takegawa America Meches Viviani

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