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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-26
MATRIMONIALES

CABALLERO MEXlCANO Ge 20 amos d
dad Jcsea cntablar correspondence con se-
borita o viuda de is a "a amos dc clad.
ob;cto matrimonial. Dirijansc sobrc ei par
tfcuIar a ]. NJ. Valdez Box 8, Oakley, Wyo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-26

La FABRICA dc vclises y pctaeas ECO
NOMIC TRUNCK co, ha cambiado su do
micilio n els Dolorosa St. y en- 10 successive
todos los pedidos dcberan hacerse directs
ment Il su propietario. senior D. Muhoz Ledo.
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iATENCIoN. iATENCloN!
4 CASiRSE.
! Catalogo de damas mexicanas y otras
I nacionalidades y extensa lista de her
) mosos noTlbres.
! Envienos I'm DOLLAR soiamente y nos.
{ otros lie remitiremos. a vueita de CO.
! rreo, nuestro complete c~atalcso Hantr!-
{ nonial con descripcioncs detalladaS. FO-
TOGRAFIAS. NoMBRES Y D1RECClo-
IES de jovenes, senoras y senorieas
I neyicanas y de otras nac;onalidades, al
5 n1nas viudas de intachables anteceden-
: ,es. quienes desean enoentrar un honra-
! 10 Y buen esposo. I'd puedc scrbir
! Ie directamente a cuaiquiera de clas
{ v contraer IN matrimonio feliz en- cor
! to tempo. Somos digros de confianta
y nos dedicamos a IN negocio honrado
: ' lfcito. No permita, pues, que la Pc
I ouena suma de un dollar este de por
{ medic entire I'd. y su muy Iosible FE-
IiCIDkD MATRIMONIAL.
Escriba hoy mismo a:
) RELIANCE CLUB.
{ Dor 3T6. Los Angeles. Cal.
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Z NISOS De OCAS/ON
EMPLEOS

Sc NECESITA persona que liable : eserf
ha inglGs para que atienda ~telefono. oeurraa
436 Main Ave. o hablen al tel&fono Gro
ckett 1923. CD
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-26

ARTISTICOS MEDALLONES con reproduc-
ci6n fotogrifica que dcsee: ornados con flo
res o simbolos de sociedades, o con dibujos
corrcIsondientes al mes de nacim;ento. Ia
n:anos 6X6. 6XS y 9x9. Precios economics.
Pida informes. Y. de IL Cara. ioS Mora
les S.. San Antonio. Texas.
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SOMBREROS PARA SENORAS.

farr;6n compIeta, a precios cue no admlten
eompetencia. Especialidat Ell Sombreros para
ninas. penga listed 4 verne y qucdara con
yencida. Sra. L. 6. de Valdez. $50 W.. 10
mana ST.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-26

LA GA. FoNoGRAFICA MEXICANA ven
DC por correo. fon6Grafus Columbia. Victor
y Edison. Pleas meNicanas Columbia. Vic
tor = Edison. Medicinas De patcntc. yerbas
medicinas. articulos mexicanos. efectos pa
IA tocador. Instruments musicales. etc. Di-
ria 81 correspondence pidiendo catalogo,
de Ia mancra siguientc: Ga Fonografica
MeSicsna. /. D. Flores, Box 365. Dept. G.
Florssyille, Texas.
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TRASPASOS


EN- BARCELONA, ESPANA, Sc ven-
de acreditada casa editorial, o Sc ad-,
mitira socio con capital para amplia-
ciop del negocio.-Para informes ocu-.
IRAN con Ignacio Z. Lozano, San An
tonic, Texas. a..
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LISTO, SENIOR, LISTO.

Teuemos ur maGnifico Plan con VEIN
TICUATRO maneras faciles de ganar dine.
70, Nc DESAPRoVECHE I'd Ia oportuni.
y pidanos DETALLES GRATIS, en-
viando estampillas para Ia condensation.
MEXICAN CARD co. Box Ill. Sta A.
Antonio. Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-26
VENTAS

ACoRDEoNES TRIPLES. alcmanes, con is
bajos. woes de accrc. $685. cada uno. Sur
lido cortn. Ordenelos teiegraficamente antes
que Sc acaben. LA CASA MEXICANA. Box
l56. Chicago. III. t3l)
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vENDo MUY BARATAs tres maquinas
EDISON dc tube. con y Iiezas cada una.
Precio, $1,000 cada una. GRAFONOLAS
COLUMBIA en- abonos c6modos desde UN
PESO cada semana. Grandhoso surtido de
discos dobles Columbia. PERFUMERlA
FRANCESA, Azurea, Floramye, Jretle,
Pompeia, Ell famos ~oprfurie ETERNO. Jo-
yeria y POSTALES MEXICANAS, una
especiaIidad. Catalogo gratis . quien 10 So
licitc. VICTORIA NOVELTY co. liz So.
Santa Rosa Ave, San Antonio. Texas.
CoMPRAMoS. 'vendemos y .ambiaRos toda
clase de muebles. Dixie Furniture Company
1l3 y. Flores ST.
vENDo EN- ABoNos maquinas dc coser
singer" difercntes c~stilos Fonografos
COLUMBIA, pianos y maauinas de eseri-
Dir OLIVER. yENDo AL CoNTADo
discos .'CoLuMBIA", maquinas SINGER"
usadas. muy baratas. Glasses dc bordaco
GRATIS, Sc HACE HEMSTTICHlNG a diez
c~cntaIos yarda. +. dc los Santos. Tel. TT.
$3.50. COZ Dolorosa ST.
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NECESITAMOS jovcn mecanosrafo con bue
mas refcrencias Que liable y cseriba ingls >
cspanol. Informense telefopo Travis 1889.
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MIGUEL BOLANOS CACHO,

AbogaSo MeAicano. Consuitas y documsnIe-
clones iuridicas conrerrientes a leyes y neso'
rios de Mexico. 7OS-To4 Caples Bldg. e Pa.
so, Texas.
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SELLOS DE COMA
Para comerciantes. p-ofesionistas y Socie-
dades. Complete surtido de accessories yara
los mismos. Pida ~catiloSo 4 !. SANTOS
ORTA. Gil Dolorosa St. San Antonio. Tex.
MILAGROS DE PLATA y cstanpas rcligio-
sas. Pida prccios a a. F. GAMEZ. ST
Durango st.
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NOS ENCARGAMoS de toda c!ase de reds.
macionse sobrc terrencs. academies persona.
les, etc. Gesticnamos Ia compra o venta %
tIerras para cualquicr empresa- sssrlns.
NOS v ouedari complacido. Sra. Juana Saen1
de Robertson. lIO2 Wyoming ST. San An
tonic. Texas.
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POR AUSENTARME dc Ia ciudad vcndo pia-
nola con 10 rollos de musica. Ocurran n
2lS Hill ST co
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FORRAJES

PUEDE listed conssguir toda clasc dc Il
rraies al por mayor y menor. en- 23l Dawso
ST. Tel. Travis 1889.
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Sc NECESITA un hombrc para trahajo de
campo cerca dc Ia ciudad. Ocurrap l<le
West Commerce St. cd
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Ell I'll x AVE.

Salon para los Mcxieanos.
Ell unico lugar en- Houston. donde los me-
xicanos sin exception, pueden rasar un ra-
to de placer "a sea durante eli dia o hasts
media nochc. Una orqueta de primera da-
RI gusto a los parroduianos. Tcnemos ade-
mas restaurant y camas dc rcnta. Damos
4 todos el neior traro y aseguramos que el
cue vcnga una vez 10 hara Siempre dos
puGs. Francisco NaJar. Propietario.
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TALLER FONoGRAFICo. Leandro N. Ro-
driguez. reparacion de tonografos de todas
clases y maquinas de eoser. MaGuinas SIN
GER Y FONOGRAFOS COLUMBIA nuevos
en- ABoNOS. De segunda mano al conta6o.
MuY BARAToS. la6 Buenavista St San
Antonio. Texas.
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Sc VENDE hotel con 20 cuartos amueblados
gu cuenta con In mejor clientele mexicana.
sl5o0.Oo al contado. Commerce Hotel, 1884
W. Commerce st. l2S)
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Tn ANUNCIO en- LA PRENSA" siemprs
cs De exito SECURE. Lame id. al telefons
Travis 24lI y anlnciese desde luego.
ST NECESiTA carros para mudanzas. o car.
gar eauipaiss, liable a ROSALES: Tekfono
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MoIJNos PARA NIXTAMAL CORONA"
No 4 con engranc. Cuando pida precios
adiuntc sstaup;Ila para respucsta. La Ca
SA MEXICANA. ?. o. Box los. Chicago
Ill
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Piloncillo Mexicano
IA

Fabrica de chocolate meIicano. Juan OIL
w. manufactured, 500 So. Leona 81, r.
O. Box los, Sta A., San Antonio texas.
yentas por mayor y mcnor.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-18
AGENTS OF CENTRAL.
LIFE IN CITY FOR
ANNUAL MEET INC
SCHOOL OF INSTRUCTIONS ANC
BUSINESS SESSIONS ARE BEING
HELD TODAY-FIElD WORKERS
IN ENDANCE.

Twenty Central Life Insurance
agents from the northern district o.
Illinois gathered in ottawa late yes
terday for a school Of instruction ana
conference which is being held at tht
main office in this city Each year at
about this time the agents of The
northern Illinois district are called
into Ottawa for NEE ing OF ttis
kind. q
The session was held at the Clifton
Hotel last evening, and today The
agents met in the directors rooms in
the Central Life Building The meet
ings are informal. and theeIHeaA have
the opportunity TO discuss The ques
tions Of the present day in the insur
ancc world
The officers of the co:npany. Judge
II, w. Johnson, DR.. w +. Weese an
5. r. Bradford, are in charge and art
personally conducting he school q
instruction.
The school viii close with the after
noon session today.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-18
WITHHOLDS FROM
PARENTS FACT He
LOST LEG IN BATTLE

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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-18
RYBURN HOSPITAL
TO GRADUATE NINE
NURSES JAN. 31ST
ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT EX
ERCiSES TO BE HELD AT OF.
LARGEST CLASSES IN TRAIN.
ING SCHOOLS HISTORY.

One of the largest classes ever
graduated from its school for nurses
will receive diplomas from Ryburn
Memorial Hospital Thursday night
Jan, 81. when the annual commence
ment exercises will be held at the OF
tawa High School.
Their three years strenuous train
ing at an end. during which time they
have equipped themselves for their
life's work by arduous study and
close application to duty, nine young
women will receive their graduation
honors before hosts of friends, as the
exercises are TO be open to the public
. The class this year consists of the
following nine young ladies;
Alice G. Shead.
Anna Hanley.
Margaret NJ Merrick.
Isabella Gay.
Estella NJ. Richardson
Susie Kmetz.
Edith b. Willis.
Alice f. Corcoran
Gladys A. RadIe.
The class has chosen as its motto
THE Secret Of Success is Constancy
OF Purpose.
The narcissus is the flower and pur
pie and gold the class colors
The program will begin promptly
at O'Clock in the school auditorium
Four of the young ladies Miss
Shea. Miss Gay, Miss Willis and Miss
Radle-are residents OF Ottawa. Mis-
Kmetzs home is in IStreator Mis-
Corcoran resides in Spring VALLEY
Miss Merrick in Peru, Miss Hanley il
La Sale and Miss Richardson in Man
settles.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-18
ALSACEANS IN OTTAWA
CAN NOW SEND MAIL
TO KIN over THERE

Postmaster Dougherty has been ad
yisod by the postoflice department
that the international bureau at
Berne, having announced that the
French Office will provide for The on
ward dispatch of mail to Alsaco and
Lorraine under the postal union clas
siiication, pOstmasters are informed
that letters, postcards printed matter
samples of merchandise, and CONNER
cial papers, ordinary end registered
may be accepted when addressed tC
Alsace or Lorraine, France.
Il will be observed that no pr0vi
sion has been made for parcel pos
packages and. for the present at least
all the special prohibitions appli
cable to france in the regular mails
will apply These prohibitions are Sc
forth in the annual postal guide fol
1918.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-18
MISS SRULER BRIDE
OF WICHITA MAN
FORMER OTTAWA GIRL PRlNCl-
PIE IN QUIET WEDDING SOL
EMNlZED TODAY AT WESTERN
CITY.
CHICAGO TRIBUNE.

Miss Carrie G. Shuler, daughter ol
Nj. and Mrs. j. b. Shuler 22f W
jackson street and Dayton Higgin-
son a well known young Wichita,
Kansas, business man were quietly
MAJ ried at high noon today at the
home OF the brides sister, Mrs. ,.
u: McNaghten, in Wichita. The
wedding was very quiet atalH,
and only the parents OF the brde,
her sister Mrs. McNaghten, and the
parents of the groom were present.
Following the ceremony the young
couple left for a short honeymoon,
and upon their return will make
their home in new house just erect.
ed by Mr.. HigginsCn for the bride.
The bride is we'll known and pop
ular ottawa girl, She lived in this
city during her entire life, until
three years ago, when she went to
Wichita to reside with her sister
She is graduate of the Ottawa
Township High School, and during
her entire residence here was active.
ly engaged in the work of the First
Baptist church.
Mr.. Higginson has resided In
Wichita during his entire life. He
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. f.. fIig
ginson, we'll known Wichita residents
and is associated with his father as
owner of large wholesale grocery
house
Mr.. Shuler went south some time
ago to attend the wedding.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-18
RELAX PLANS FOR
SEIZE-SEARCH LAWS

Chicago, Jan. 1S-Fears that prohi
bition leaders were intending to en-
so as to abolish the rights of making
and drinking intoxicants in private
homes were dispelied today when an
outline of the bill, was made by Anti
Saloon League official.
The bill contains a search and seiz
ure provision, but provides that
search may be made only on presenta
issue of a warrant For search al
night the signatures of two judges
will be required.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-18
80 APPLICANTS FOR
CITIZENSHIP BEFORE
CIRCUIT JUDGE TODAY

Thirty aliens, all subjects Of some
one of the countries allied with the
United States in the present war
were examined for citizenship papers
by Judge Eldredge in the Circuit
Court today. a large number of the
applicants for naturalization paper.
passed the test and were made cid
2ens.
No German, Austrian or Turkish
declarantS were among those exam
ined today The court finished his
task at noon and the examiner re
turned TO Chicago.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-18
FIRE ATTACKS
BEMSOM'S S GARAGE

A fire of unknown origin was di
home of Ole Benson, 315. Guthrie
street, last evening at 10 o'clock. The
blaze was put out before the depart
ment reached the scene The damage
will amount to between SO and $l5.
The building is a two-stOry frame
structure. il is used as a garage, and
Mr.. Benson's large touring car and
his car equipment were stored in it,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-18
PALMER TO JUDGE
DENVER HORSE SHOW

Capt. w. b. Palmer leaves Comor-
row for Denver, Colo, where he viii
horses at the National Western Horse
Show. Mr. Palmer's services at horse
shows have always been in great de-
mand and now that he is out of the
army, where Uncle Sam benefited by
his experiences, he is assured a busy
time as the show game reyiyes.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-18

armistice on terms more severe than
the original conditions.
In the ante-chamber outside were
tables laden with champagne, cognac,
mineral waters, cigars and cigarets.
A.. brands of cigarets from tn.
various countries were heaped in neat
piles, even Russian cigarets with
their long, brown cardboard tips. On
other tables We're all OF the latest
newspapers from every country, in
cluding even the spicy Vic Parisienne
and German papers giving the latest
accounts of the Berlin revolution. A
special reading room was provided.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-18
CHICAGO BROKER
GETS | TO IA TERM
IN JOLIET PRISON

Chicago. Jan 1S.-Millard II. Cut
ter. wealthy broker and confessed
forger, whose peculations may reach
$3.50, geo, pleaded guilty TO forgery and
embezzlement today and was sen
fenced to from one to fourteen years
in the pcnitentiary.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-18
SEE FLOOD DANGER
GONE AS FOX AND
ILLINOIS RECEDE
BOTH STREAMS REACH CREST
AND NOW ARE LOWERING
HIGHEST POINT AT .121 FIXED
BY DUNNE FOR WATERWAY
POOL LEVEL.

With the Illinois River reported
opened at several points below Mar
settles and the January thaw at its
height, prospects for an early break
up on the Illinois are now very bright
according to men who have followed
the rivers vagaries during the past
score of years or more.
Today's thaw, the heaviest since
the snowfall Of Dec. 23 is believed t.
have put the finishing touches to the
gorges to the east and to the wesi
OF the city. Yesterday the ice movet
at the dam in Marseiles, opening the
stream below Matcntown. Above the
dam Chere has been movement of ice
but the large flow has not yet gottel
under way.
The Fox and Illinois rivers toda
are registering about a four-f0Ot drOI
from the high point of last Saturday
when the two streams stood at poo
height under the Dunno waterway
plan. Because of the streams bein,
at minus l2l, the point fixed for the
hiSh water after the completion OF the
dam at Starved Rock, they attracted
much interest from the public al
arge The measurements were taken
2y the city engineering department t,
ascertain just what the rivers looked
like when they attained the poo
height.
Still Chance for Trouble.
With the gorge lodged at Match
town, and should all the ice begin
moving from upstream, there is still.
a cnance for flood waters. although
the present situation is more favor
able apparently than in previous
years.
The upper part Of the river is pack.
ed full of slush ice as far as Joliet
50 there is a considerable quantity
to come down, to say nothing of the
heavy ice in the Kankakce River,
which is likely to move also.
Hope Ice Gives Way.
The factory management at Mar
eilles are hopeful that The ice al
Matchtown viii give way before that
IN the upper part Of the river starts
The ice which came down the stream
did not pile up very high at Match
town and seemed to find a channc
underneath Other ice floating down
may do the same unless it comes in
too large quantities
The head and back water in the
river seemed to be about stationary
today. Every afternoon there has
been a rise OF d few inches. but thi.
is due to the lowering OF the beartral
dam at LOckpOrt.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-18
LIEBKNECHT PROVEN
A RUSSIAN AGENT 7

Amsterdam, Jan. IS Government
agents in Berlin have seized evidence
to prove that Kari liebknect was a
Russian agent, said dispatch from
Berlin today.
The German minister Of demObili-
cation has definitely broken the Spar
tacan uprising and all Of the support
ers have either fled or been arrested.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-18
Ready for Fifth Race.

Like all the rest Of the country, The
La Sale County drive Leaders arc
waiting the word TO be away for the
Fifth or Victory Loan, now under con
sideration at Washington. When the
word start is given they will bt
ready TO smash into things with theil
old-time vigOr to again bring the
county out on top. As yet, however
neither date for starting the drive no
the amount of the loan have been dc
cided upon by the treasury depart
mon..
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-18
M0mENTU0US PACT
NOW Being SETTLED
Paris, Jan. l8.-The worlds greatest peace
conference opened here this afternoon. Fore
most statesmen of the world representing twen-

Ly-llNC lldtlOll0 tIIdl llGd
broken with Germany
were gathered about the
green table when Premier cIemen-
ceau called the first session of this
historic conference to order. at. 3
O'Clock at the foreign office.
Questions affecting all of the peo-
Piles of the earth including the crea-
ton of league of nations designed
to make war forever impossible will
be settled before the conference
comes to an end at Versailles.
President Poincare, formally vel
coined the envoys in behalf of France
in a brief speech immeditely after the
conference was called to order.
All or the members of the Ameri-
can peace delegation headed by Pres
ident Wilson were present, except
Col House, who was kept away by
illness.
AS Marshal Foch and President
Poincare entered the conference room
The band played the Marseillaise and
all the ENJOYS stood. Then Premier
Clemenceau introduced President
,poincare.
The delegates again stood as the
president departed The invited
suests were then bowed out and the
ENJOYS reseated themselves. The
French premier banged his gavel and
the momentous gathering was official
Iy under way
Cemcnceau Presdes.
i'renler Clemenceau was elected
president Of the conference following
.his nomination by Premier Lloyd
George At the beginning of formal
discussions three subjects of pressing
importance confronted the delegates.
They we're
First-The Russian situation
Second-The territorial and indem-
nifty bill for Germany.
Third economic reconstruc.
lion of Germany.
British and American memoranda
says 1t is better to sign peace after
these amtters are definitely settled
But the American memoranda con-
tains The reservation that it is nee.
essary to rush consideration of a
league of nations, so that when the
inevitable differences of opinion
arise concerning the retention of and
distribution Of conquered land, the
authorities of the league may be ex.
ercised thru a majority vote of the
dissenting powers,
Wilson Would Cut PreIimnaries.
President Wilson is understood to
,upDort the theory Of unlimited power
Tor the peace conference, asking for
~ reduction to The minimum of the
preliminary preparations and keeping
the decision lor the full meetings of
the ENJOYS
Premier CIemenceau is vigorously
supporting an opposite theory. desir-
- ao,,,,,,i.,,l, IN, ~ IA "' uo"o
eos.;on a,l,. s--...,,, - s. u
.a,,,,,,i,.-.,, 5,'.' .', 'i''' ''' ~ '''o
ro'hcares Aodress'
IN his address President Poincare
said in part:
France graetS you and thanks you
FOR having unanimously chosen As the
seat of your labors the city for which
over four years the enemy has made
his principal military objective and
which the valor of the allied armies
has yictoriously defended against un-
ceasinely renewed oftonsiyes.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-18
MADRID UNDER
MARTIAL LAW

Madrid, Jan. 1X.-Martial law was
proclaimed here today by Premier
Romanones.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-18
RA|LRADS HELP TO
BOOST COUNTY 4TH
BOND SUBSCRIPTION
PRORATE THEIR ALLOTMENTS
TO SECTIONS THROUGH WHICH
THEY PASS FINAL FIGURES
ARE ANNOUNCED TODAY.

Final figures on the result OF the
Fourth Liberty Loan, showing 12S
per cent subscription in La Sale
County, have been issued from the
county headquarters at La Sale
from where the drive was managed
by Chairman George a. Wilson In
cluded IN the report is the county
lions, which aggregate a grand tota'
OF $S7 900
In their purchase of bonds the rail
ways made practice Of prorating
credit for their subscriptions among
the counties through which they pass
No means was had of obtaining these
figures until they were released by
the Federal Reserve Bank at Chicago
Today the amounts allotted this county
were given to Mr. Wilson, and he in
turn gave them ont for publication.
Oversubscribe Large Amount.
The official report, showing the final
results, shows that the county was
assigned $4'?'5,op ana It's suoScrlp'
ions with al credits jumped to So
''1tVV' ieoo'u 'i'e eooi'S o'n W..
be proud of and one that will bc
PafaHeied by very leW cohilhuill'ie'
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banks d'd more man theH bil IS e'l
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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-18
WEATHER

Fair tonight and Sun
day; not much change in
temperature.
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End Gao Rule.

The publicity controversy that had
been raging for three days was set
tied upon the eve OF the conyening
Of the conference by allowing a linn
tied number of correspondents to be
present at the plenary sessions with
ithe reservation that they could be
excluded when expediency demanded
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