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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-24
CIUDAD JUAPEz sERA ATACADA ounce DIkS
DESPUES DEL RETRO DE- GRAL. PERSHING
Francisco Villa esta preparandos para desarcnar SUI campsna
en- gran escaIa tan lu7go COMO >aIgan las tropas americans

de la campana contra Villa, Green
que este fuG deStrozado en- el com
bate librado en- Jimenez, pues desde
cntonces no ha dado mucstraS ningu
&c actividad ell jefc rebelde. Ash
fue la otra vez: como Villa SupO guar
Gar sigiIo y mantenerse mucho item
10 CT calma, los carrancistas ere
ycron que el jeic rcbelde habia
muerto y hasta uieron por hecho que
cstaba va hajo Terra. Fucron nccc-
sarios Il triunfos soDrc las tropaS
que g~aarucccn Parral, jimcncz. San
u Rosalia y Chihuahua. para que Sc
c,avencicran 10 ~contrarlo.
NADIA dificil sera que Murguia, que
ACADIA de afirmar que Villa csta
accomplishments d~cstroZado," Sc vca
&tacado tan 'vigorosamentc como 10
.ue 81 ~anteccsor. Jacinto Trcvino y
tonga que II. como este, Il Ia ciudad
4e &y-rct@.o 4 iniormar verbalmen-
}" lie - de-tota Al Primer Jctc.
To;nsn precarciones los carrancistas.
No obstante Que Murguia conslie-
q que no hay Ct menor pcligro dc un
a.aqut u las plazds dc Chihuahua Y
Ciudau JuarcL. Ia dispucSto que So
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-24
,ECRErUs MAKi,lLLOSOS.-S u,ted ne.

.ECHE D AKisllLOSOS.-Si u>tsd ne
.ea Mallar felIc!dad. Suerie, fortuna, amor,
70 eli Ell CUlherclO. 81 C!iere trIuDtLr Ell SU5
I'M rcsds, II u':leTc ~itarglsr aInir. II qulore
-aIIr vlctUriOSC en- iUdOS SUS asGnlDS y 10
.rar tOdOS SIIS GcSeUS. pldd mi rurIUSO Ii
brio. gus l. SerG envlauO gratis a vuel-
u G" 'Jrr"u. Direction: Sr. J. EenCc. Box
q. HdDina, cuba.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-24
Recibieron Orden de regre-
sar a sUs hOgares los
miIicianOs de Maryland
Ell doctor Santos murio de tito que
contrajo cuando atendia a va
rios enfermos.

Co'rr>pGndrnria Especial para LII PRENsA.
EAGLE PASS, TEN. Enero D.
Aver recibiercn, los milicianos del
80. de Maryland, IA orden para re
gresar a sus hogares,
Cuando supieron Ia buena nueva
los mlliclanos que llenaban Ia Gale
principal, prorvumrieron en- tales gri-
tos de regocijo, que 81 v~ecindario Sc
alarmo.
Los de Maryland han permaneci-
do largo tempo en- Eagle Pass, DON
de eran verdaderamente ~estimados.
In la ultima noche Bucna, ~obsequia-
ron 4 los ninos pobres 0 un ArbOl
de Navidad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-24

Il NECEslTA EMPRESS para que lev Sis
yelacaS a Ia esIdcrGn y Gamble sTs mus
les haDlcle 4 l,osalcs. 1~cl"fUrp Crockett
III.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-24

GitirIFICiiE-a Ia lt"r-0nI que inform" dc
~, FiIn E."rI;Gu >i;nrr"L Gl"lU uI" ">labt
81, .'Iu-lul. T"Na>. UIrIIIT>r 4 81: ird tI"'O
NIudl a.. >inrhrl fpJlr-. 1913 y. santa
- II. NIGIillN kfN~. tl.iI
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-24

II pE-E.l -Lurr i pIrGGrru dc Ia ~cfOrI
{ !irurIuIa GuiiIlieZ .NlUdI d,unipallahl
H. rII,"U il,u> nr rrria "dAd. :" SdEe QIi"
yIy1 cu >Iu Antonio. T"Na-. 'rgc sdb"r f.:
II |Ira,I,rU. iIlI.lr infUriI"> Il No. iDp,
IL rR..N-l. SHn Antonio. Ten.
H5,,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-24

II NLNpEN irc> ~iIlour> para bar IBERIA y
rluitu riII.I Irlu. uurIlan>r al Ldi, iiLt.
lis West Lufmlr' r,,'. leo
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-24

Nl:NBG mr'u." para nrNIIiHII. ,Un motor.
IL prrlcria- ru.,IICluur>. nIr.Ian>c para
nisnrur'> Il ~ IN Fernando =. Nnt"nIr
crdas. az.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-24

rKN>IhNu .pGI IIair urSculc. RESTAURANT.
riaI 1u- ) CAMS dr rrnld. dos mc>L> Dlilar.
riru, Wurhlc- Iiu:n urgUrlu. lnIurum T.
tIu.A an aha \ Monterrey JpI. .iN
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-24

ARl(EGL.O S0Ml.liEROS-!c s~ciUTds, sriIO-
Tliu> " Mics. por malU GIc SEA 81 c>tIdO
N G!r 81 rlCurntrcu = pU" te'"rIOrdduS
q l., ester SIS li0inn>. los rcfcvmo V
!ml1Ip jrrlrrlaututr ! los dcju d~rrcgla-
dos 4 "a ul'ulG Luoda. Iur - Y - ccniavUS.
Sra. RuDiO. rs reynolds II. TeleiOnU Gro.
Chclt SlST.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-24

~ NECESlIlN-WInrrU, y Jurnnl"rUs para
lrdbLIar i"du> lu> Il ~. iI"m"> aument4-
DO lOrnaI dr y i 81 r"ulaSOs p"r tOnrla-
da dc rafh"I cdr=ddn. IarHbrn pa=amuS
o. ccntavu> -! Iardd aIlrIUndl dc cnira-
ia. Nina >""I. I1 i:iv gases explosions.
hI,n aII". 'nCjpr que iraba!O dfrlcrd =
mas ban l.gGiu. Ni">irOs WIu"rOS me
NIrauU> narrn 4" dos 4 tres h0llI"s par
dla. I'0d"mO> aiQui.ar ra-aS. BEAR GRASS
CuAL ~. JEWEIT, IEAAS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-24

N~ENDO-rInra> cn bIcn j. condl"ioncS, "a
SO san Luis -. y sgl San FerldnGO 81.
iarubn.n buggy con caballC. niriII,e SEJ
san Luis =. t22
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-24

,EsED-Sabtr i parsdrro de mi lrIjo Felix
';ay.u>. d. QUEEN hlc" ilcT.pp No. hugo no
lrias. :" l2rlLerrrin los inrGr.Ht< dtrI.
fIu,ln,r 4 u,'avIanp Ray gCsa, HIGGINS,
!ENA>. IL
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-24

u ~L\1AN da> rUaTlu> IiHIcblldos. pa
~ rdDiit"Tt~ q IIrrii. rrlii b:rIiI y "I
IIglr 'rn,I.y. rlairu Clli,iid Is al Mort" d,
iIui>tuu =. I"r Ii CJlir Ic santa Maria.
ln!prlmHu Ii2 ili.nIn -. 'i2j'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-24

\f.,E~iI iM0>-~,~'rc. lrabIlu ~c2urp =
bI,a >u"lIC. N't">llI hHrri- r"r"rrnrIIs.
HTu, and Co.. IN Bt.NITU. TEXAS, f.. -.
liu& AZ. i2iGI
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-24

II NL'.ESirl III Ju,R ZapIl"ru m"NIrIn".
InfGi iVin ct Il VI. iDI. FIILg uri thy IllIl.
ft.D.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-24

T'R. IT ~ Lev" MuIui H.. rlruglL General.
L-i"'citll>li ~ ~cnT"rmrdad'> 2cnlI".Grlna-
las \ IhiccuID-Il. ufI"Ina Frost Building
NO. NA;. TrIrGonu Travis 81. rl"rd> Gr "a.
Gina. 9 4 f. l.. "a. Y ? I i p. III.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-24

rROFESOHt dc lI:n0, cll>2s a dCmicilIu.
Freezes ImudiCu>. Lame tclcfOnO Travis
1896.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-08
SITUATIONS wANTED-MI7.'

ACCOUNTANT bookkeeper and cost .,... ~
ried, thoroughly experienced. active 80
rate, capable of managing accounts ~" -
employed. but desires change; saiasuo ol
best reference. G. $50. Ledger Cent?, ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-08
DEATHS

Co. invited to funers, services, Wed gp. r. A..
Z to o p. m.
r, sHAw:-Mey L ISABELLA, dsuEhter Of tvns late
lin: y m: ao' N. Wayne ave. Wayne, Pa Int
y sS5$ aaa ga sSsqsa a q %!GAa SaG
nd qn "a st1 J0hn aHd Rose Sei3Sn nS s2 friends
and chidren' d'"Sh of sS"reI Heart Paroc6ia school
fGSnSn msaft cbursS SS% 5so matt IL"
sTERiPI,.AN-May I. 1,yKE J.. cor, o. LUX Luke
members f'f Of Holy is Name society Of 81 charss
Church. invited TO funeral, Fri , SEQ a. ,1ns M
mass Of SiSSV reaSioS ST. Charles Church 10 a. M
sISSHyErt6SSS tSSS eSIn D. MICHAEL, J. IalS sIS.
GLEToM hqs69nd Of May ,Sn nTeiS o
Ssafc SSS,@sr T%Sihy sIasstSsqp 2i$E %GEors; hsa
chgFrfh 80 N l9 HNH oI a2EEfM Exc SIT
Relatives and friends invited 10 seryiGS,s Wsd mt
flowers We s' Take BSia car. Route 20. on jad ST.
A9E2> TfNNEY&May ssES!G = JOHN husband q Dorothy
Mary. Tinney. mee keorheE, Relatnnes ana
snSs i2s Y tI'sf ogd st. sR rSduem mass our Lady
Of tho Rosary Church 10 II. m Int ST. DENIS
TODD, May .. BENJAMIN t.; husband ott
friends invited to funeral. Thurs. p M, r 27io
leigh Csn Remgins may Se yifTsd =, Wed GySe.
~ 56n y and d a aH Ras
tives and friends Class Of 1905. e. G. H. 81
ery invited e funeral Thurs p NJ psrrSn,s' PARENTS
sidIsnso 59o Ran MaIiG mSS bo Viewed WySdde Wsd
drT GTzYMaS zJ Sso& q a AbP apIS G a@i hai'n4f
invited to funeral ssryrGs, Wcd p Ens' m'' l't 10
y, M, pariors Of Emanuel Asher Son. 1902
D'IvpiIT D'IvHpIiIITSi.p MAY : ANNA c. widow oi
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-08

CARP EEE3HRs i3IiE r1EcERs AN; ANP sTRIFPERs
AMp AIT PLUSH MILLS, FALLS OF scfiGYi-
CARPENTERs-z25 experienced men wanted;
good maF Sec MF arT Shop
Pier 90, S. Delaware ave.
CARPENTERS
45 1G 9sst av and f fny
9sh aver end SG 5f'a0H Ba
ST., between Front and Frankford ave.
burg, Pa, (New York scaleJ
M BE- Smd have pFypsT la
- Apply Tuesday, 505 Arch st
CHAUFFEURs AND DRIVERS
fG9 s'S Scr ApD West h
Garage. e2d and Locust sts.
sTRAwBRIDGE & CLoTHIER
CLERK: tK yng young man, II to 1s years old with
president Of large Misunderstanding company; one
W ASpy S r G bGs S @
CLERK-Shipping clerk wanted having, had ex-
red sas aSss asS pre-
COST MAN wanted sheet steel production;
state state experience age and salary. 14s,
& Bailey Co. Franklin and Willow.
DRAAtTsMEN wanted. STRUCTURAL steel power
potentlal work q 74i. Ledger Central NAA'
DRIVER for wholesale milk wagon. Apply 412
DRIVERS 2, experienced, for Ice wagon: must
Atlantic Ice Co. Ola YORK road and Butler ST.
FILE pE ffR fIf W.denef ss BidE BTidSnted APP
Tup and dHf5y s 0afs 3
Npps nss RSdm sg Stock sy s%gSg RISy
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
&adress sHhsss0p Ros isss Dan give details
FREIGHT HANDLERS wanted, 100; wages ,25o
sndsSs psay POI wOrR "Sqr Hse9f APpy
chants and Miners afs acSe' cS Mer-
GARDENER and general man. white, gentle-
%hs Res% 1:af i2i4 c6ssu Hr % a5 a
% af b or VS. iss pessane ss a Nc
HAMMERMESS. steam, wanted; heater. 2
Taaeny Ts HISsl PSlladelphlka dp5lk plsS'On Sons. me-
VICTOR HAER HAER1sa saNRRhz REEH1sp co.
w. Hand sanders
Hand Jonters
Band re-saw hlers
Rip sawyers
Bitting-up sawyers
Machine
Veneer jointers
First-class machnists
Double head molder operators
Shellackers
Double-epd tenon machine operators
Window cleaners
Stevedores and laborers
Apprentice boys over 18
Office boys. 10 years and
4S-hour-week schedule
Physical examnatiSSn IS,a, neeessssary Apply
Application Office, 35 Cooper ST., Camden, Nj.
HELPERS and apprentices for sheet metal
roofing and skylight work; open shop; steady
work good pay. Apply 4b45 Wayne ave.
LABORATORY ASSISTANTS. young men, to
work and study In our laboratories; excellent
opening for those interested in scientific work.
Apply In person or BY letter to II. X. Mulford
Co., Glenolden. Pa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-08

LIZABETH J., wife Of
Thurs. $50 a. M, 500
mass at st. RaphaeIs 4
Holy Cross Gem. Rela-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-08

MAGINNISS. In loving. memory of our
mother. SARAH THOMPSON NTAGlNN1SS, who
died May $. 1914. HER CHILDREN.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-08
HELP WANTED-FEMALE

Of age: $22 per month and maintenanGe. with
tendent. Schuykll Co, Hospital for Insane
SChuylkill Haven, Pa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-08
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

WANTED-Well-establis financially, respo,
sible concern, hitherto importing anu ma,' III !
dred lines either on firm account or cohm arn,
sion basis. For particularly see Sr auvo We Fl
or Booth a25. Exhibit National Hosiery CO.
vention, Philadelphia.
plant and who has control OF foretgn .pI
ssses and trade secrets with morS e9ssI9 ~,
~ i7ii y ii,||ii' 3 1;1lI ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-08
PERSONALS

FOR ADOPTION. girl 0 months: full surrender
NJ 44S. Ledger Central
WANTED--tood Jewish boarding homes for
children Ap. Juvenile Aid Soc, 51G n, 4th st.
WANTED-Good boarding homes for infants.
Apply Juvenile AID Society, $40 n. 4th st.
WANTED--Jewish homes for several children of
same family. Apply Aid Society, SIC n. 4th.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-08
HELP wANTED-FEMALE
GIRLS TO wrap and box files; steady employ
ment good pay. Apply 1913 Frankford ave.

GIRLS TO wrap and box fes; steady employ
ment good pay. Apply 1918 Frankford ave.
HOUSEMOTHEts wanted; small insttution; un-
stand sewing, cooking; good disciplinarian.
. X, Moorestown. N. j.
HOUSEWORK-Neat, quick. competent young
woman wanted at Swarthmore; good cook,
assist with laundry; good wages Call Wednes-
day, 10 to II. 1920 Chestnut. ---
USEWORK-Protestant pref: situation Ger
mantown, Address Roslyn Manor. School lane.
SILK KWTNDERS---Experlenc hard silk windcrs
and doublcrs; nlso artificial SILK spoolers and
lparncrs over 10 years old. u. Hoolcy g. Son,
435 y. Broad ct.
lSTENOGRAPHER. educated. capable young
woman. with some legal experience preferred,
for law office: answer fully; state experience
and salary expected II 3i9. ledger cent.
STENOGRAPHER: one with good handwriting
given preference; state. age, ,cXperience and
references, steady post lon, with good chance
for adyanAnent. y $40, ledger Office,
STENOGRAPHER wanted, having had cxperi-
cnCe along metal manufacturing. lines pre-
ferrcd II ~, ledger Central, -
STENOGRAPUER. insurance office. Mather &
Co, 22G Walnut St, HUI Departmeu.
STENOGRApHER, competent and experienced,
Apply Tuesday, sos Arch St
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-08
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

NICHOLS, 1926 Bainbridge ST.. has conn
English and other buffers. second men, house
men, cooks, $50 to $50: watts, parlormads
chambermaids. governesses nurses etc.; va
cancies, cooks, chambermaids, Prot. launds
kitchen maids also male help with reia
Phone Locust 213O.
MRS. KANE. 511 s. 10th st. desires positinS
for Protestant and Catholic first-class cooks
chambermaids, laundresses. mattresses, but.
lers, maids. seamstresses. infant and child
nurses; also wants kitchen maids. waitresse1:
white help for all capacities Spruce 2401
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-08
BOND OR STOCK SALESMAN
10 Interest capital IN Pettijohn Pure
Product Co. Tho name Pettiiohn has
national reputation of % years.
9O5-7 Wdener Bldg.

BOOKKEEPER at manufacturing establishments
accustomed to payroll: long hours; good
salary. NJ 4id. Ledger Central.
BOOKKEEPER. with knowledge of double entry:
state ago and give exp. & 304, Ledger Office.
BQNAIAKERS wanted. 4OG Perry Building
10th and Chestnut.
BOY wanted who is willing to work his way UP
where chances of advancement excellent
and where he win be well taken caro- of /:
running errands and light factory work to
start J. +. Caldwell. 2O3 s. 9th st.
BOY wanted in office Of wholesale house; 81 to
start: chance for advancement. Il Sl7,
BOY wanted for general office work; state
wages wanted. 303 Ledger Office.
BOYS wanted. day work. Apply 9TH floor. COG
Chestnut
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-08
HELP WANTED-MALE

AUTOMOBILES repairmen. Apply Pierce Arrow
Agency. n. Il. Cor. 21st and Market.
BLACKSMITH for general rolling mill work
Apply time office, Henry Dlsston Sons, Inc,
TacOny Philadelphia
BLOCKER, on cloth hats and caps. Kain Co.,
II y. 9th.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-07-06
LELAND CHURCH
RAZED BY FIRE

Bethany Lutheran church at Leland
was burned Monday afternoon \
high wind was blowing and it is
thought sparks blew from a bonfire
about half a block distant The fire
caught in the roof and it is said the
water pressure was not sufficient to
successfully combat the flames.
The building cost over $4,000 some
years ago and it IS said that il can
not be replaced short Of S25,OO' at
present prices of materials Som" Of
the brick walls are standing but it /.
not know whether they are in shape
to be utilized in rebuilding. A new
roof was to be put on the building
this week and The new shingles.
stored in the basement. were burned
There was an insurance of $4,000
on the building.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-07-06
OTTAWA Church IS
GIVEN LARGE SHARE
Of MOORE ESTATE
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN GIVEN 2dO
ACRES UNDER WlLL-PROPER
tn TO BE ACQUIRED AFTER
WIDOWS ESTATE CEASES.

Beneyolence Of an unexpected
source was discovered in the probate
court today upon filing of the lest will
and testament of Wallace s. Moore,
prominent Ottawa township farmer
whose death occurred in Ryburn hos
pital June % The First Presbyterian
church of this city is made beneficiary
Of large share of Mr.. Moores estate,
which it will inherit upon the cessa.
tion of the Widows life estate in the
lands.
In his Will Mr. Moore provides that
Mrs. Rolla NJ Moore, his widow,
should have the use and benefits OF
2i0 acres as long as she lives, but at
her death, The property shan fall to
the church to be used in whatever
manner The trustees of the First
Presbyterian direct in keeping up the
editice and paying for its mainten.
ance
The petition sets forth tina; Mr..
Moore died sliced Of farm lands in
LA Sale county to the value of $685..
600 This consist entirely of 1920
acres near Ottawa. Mrs Moore is
given eighty acres outright and all
the personal property consisting Of
$4,000 in cash and Vegetables, max.
ing a total valuation of $4,000 i'll the
estate.
1t is estimated that the local religi
ous body will derive from the estate
approximately $25 600, and the in
crease in land values may swell that
sum to even larger proportions.
Mr.. Moore left no other heirs than
his widow. brother and sister
There We're no children to whom the
estate could be handed down and be-
ing a deyou believer in the presbyter.
ian creed, he first saw that Mrs
Moore was amply provided for and
/ then in the bigness of his heart gave
royalty to the faith of his choice.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-07-06
JUDGE MAYO TAXES
TWO LARGE ESTATES
COUNTY COURT RULES THAT
VAN HORN AND SPENCER
HEIRS MUST PAY STATE IN
HERiTANCE FEES


~ Il result Oh fu''ilsS haideu oo"''
by Judge Mayo in inheritance tax
matters. the state treasury has been
on,tohoa h,, ol.o ,l,one,pd d,1,ars
.,...,
"''"''l '''' '''.' '"' "'' DE-
Yesterday afternoon during the
closing hours of his court. the Judge
,yos c,cu,icd in haarin,. annrai4or..'
ranofts in the estates or .Iamps NJ
Van Horn Nerfden. Mendoza wealthy
farmer o1o left nronerty am0unling
f., Qruo a,vq, .to bie b.ir. and in tine
Iobn " snrnrnr estate the latte,
or vbon loft - $40 374G1 estate to
hoire li,.i,o roo,. Afarooi1Iae
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-07-06
DRAFT DRAWINGS
MEET WITH DELAY

Washington, July Machinery for
the draft is not by any means ready
for operation, 1t will be several days
before Americas young men will be
drawn for service.
July was the day set by the Pre-.
vost Marshal'S Office on which all the
states were to have their arrange
ments made for the drawings. Many
of the states have not completed ar.
rangements, and will not have them
completed for perhaps another week.
The War Department will not author.
i2e any part Of the draft until all
states can handle the work stimuli
taneously
"All information published concern
ing the date for the draft IL mere
surmise.' the Provost Marshal's office
stated today. "We are not making
public any information until we can
make sure there will be no slip III
In the plans. When we know the date
on which the drawings will be made
I'VE shall announce It,"
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-07-06
SPRING VALLEY MAN
PAYS FINE TODAY

Louis Automatic, Spring Valley ltal-
ian, who was arrested several days
ago charged with carrying a revolver
was arranged this morning at 10
O'Clock before Justice koeup A
charge of disorderly conduct was pre-
ierred against the man. He paid a
fine of $40 and costs and was given
his freedom
Automatic VOWS vcgeancc against
his COunsn. Albert JefCrney who won
the affections Of his wife. Mrs. An
tomato was removed from the county
farm few days ago by Miss lAunia
Aussem, when she refused to live
with her husband. She is now in
Spring Valley The authorities hero
hold federal warrant for Jolcroy
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-07-06
CHILDREN GIVE
DELIGHTFUL SHOW
SIP FOR SOLDIERS

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dnus euco.s. rho : y q eiop ,og
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ma ,,ain,o, .o,.,ol ~, l,., ,nd
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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-07-06
CLAIM THEY WERE
DECEIVED; PUT CASH
INTO UTICA FARM
FORMER CHICAGO MAcAlNIsT
SUES TO RECOVER SAVINGS
IN GARDEN PLOT

Claiming that lands he purchased
Of John II Wagner, of Utica, were
sold thru misrepresentation and that
unless restraining order is issued
he will lose his life's savings, Joseph
Liebe, today filed bill in the Cir
cult Court to have q deed set aside
and 10 obtain the return of moneys
paid Wagner on his 20-acre garden
plot, southeast of Utica.
Joined with Lieble in The suit, is
his wife, Theresa They aver that
prior to September Is, 1915, Wagner
represented to them that the lands
he was selling were Of equal value to
amy in La Sale county and that since
then it has developed the property
has fallen short or the former owners
boasts, thereby causing the complain
ants to sink their funds into an un-
profitable venture.
Liebl claims that he and his wife
were not country broke" and that
the greater part Of their lives were
spent in Chicago, where he was EN-
ployed as a machiniat. firing Of life
in thickly populated communities they
saved their earnings until they had
enough TO purchase that little farm y
They dickered with Wagner. who said
Ills farm was worth 5000 an acre and
made other representations to them,
which they claim, were later proven
to be misleading. Their ignorance 9t
farm life and land valuations they
say made Them easy victims to WaS-
ucr's wile5 and they bit or rather
bought
They closed the option on the gar
den plot by paying him $1,000 and
giving their note for the remainder
of The $G5O0 purchase. This mas
not been paid Off, neither has the in
tereSt, and the complainants alleged
| that Wagner has started action TO
toroclose ON them Should he be al
| lowed to do this, il is the contention
Of the two Iiebels that It great hard
ship would be wrought them and they
would lose their little all.
They ask that HE deed be set aside
and that Wagner be enjoined from
starting anything IN the courts until
| such time as their claims have been
\ thoroly aired aud proper ruling hand
ed down either granting or denying
them the equity they assert should be
/ theirs
Among other things charged in The
deceit column against Wagner, BY
the Licbes, Is an allegation that he
promised them the growing crops
$3.50 worth Of corn, $lj0 worth of po
latocs, $40 worth of onions, $l0(
worth Of cabbage and $50 worth oI
chickens as part of the deal Whei
the transaction was finally consumat
ed they state that Wagner Went bael
on his bargain and disposed Of all .tht
produce, including the chickens
leaving them, 80 to speak. "holdinl
the bag"
Coleman & Coleman. Of La Sale
and II. NJ, Kelly, OF Ottawa, are coun
sci for The compliments.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-07-06
U-BOAT SIGHTED
IN HAMPTON ROADS
SAYS FEDERAL. REPORT

Washington, July GA German sub.
marine has been sighted in Hampton
Roads it was announced today Sec.
retary Daniels officially reported that
officers in the Atlantic fleet had advis.
ed him ships had sighted the pers-
cope.
Secretary Daniels wired Admiral
Mayo at once to ascertain fun details
regarding the t'.boat, and send them
to Washington Immediately.
Asked II it were certain the sub.
marine We're a German boat the sec.
retary replied his reports indicated
1t could be none other
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-07-06
600 SOLDIERS ARE ON
SCENE AFTER NIGHT
OF DISTURBANCE
STIRRED BY WOMAN
MOTHER JONES iNFLAMES MEN
WITH ARGUMENTS AGAINST
EMPlOYERS--CHICAGO SOLD
lERS RUSHED TO PUT END TO
TROUBLE.

Chicago, July 6.--Col. Milton J.
Foreman and 600 troopers Of the
second field artillery pulled out Of
Chicago on a Chicago & Alton
train at 10 o'clock today. They
had a clear right Of way and were
expected to arrive In Blooming
ton about noon.
A second detachment Of 300
members Of the Second illinois
Artillery, under Lieut.. Col. W. n.
Whigman, was prepared to en-
train for Bloomington this after.
noon.