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AQUEDUCT ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Selling; 5year-olds: six and
one-hah furlongs: Scoots. lB; Manoueyre, Ill
'Dottie Vandivcr l04; Donado, los: Elected End.
lo6; Grinanin. Ill; JACK Lesy, 10; Day Due.
100
SECOND RACE-Steeplechase selling; for &
yesr-olds and upward about two miles: Early
Light. H3; Garter. li3; Melos. lS3: Fair Mac,
lS3; 'Northwood. l,3: Reidest. Ii3; Buchanan
Brady. I1; TOyn Bee. l8; skib6ereen. 10;
Bronze Eagle, l6.
THIRD RACE-The Camp Fire Handicap;
for 2year-olds; Ave furiougs: Neddam, 12i;
FeodOr. IL; Krewer. ITO: ESergay. liz; Rubi-
dium, ll0: Truly Rural 10; Sand Bed. ia
CamaDdale. 10: Penelope. ll0; King Thrush.
~; Eudman. ll5; Devil Dog, lis; St. Allan,
Ill: Light Wine. lls.
FOURTH RACE-The GazeIle handicap for
mares: yearolds and upward; mile and a six
teeuth: Fairy Wand. lls, Salvestra. lIs: Mix
Maid. lie; Coiumbine. I'D; Phantom Maid. 100
Passing Shower. 100; Rose dor, lo7 War kiss.
III; Carpet Swe per. 90; Tuscaloosa III
FIFTH RACE-Claiming; 3year-olds and up
ward; mile and a sixteenth: Queen Of the Sea,
9; John I. Day. Ia; Katie Canal. l0l; King
John, llO; hwy. 90. Orderly. los: Ballast ia
SIXTH RACE-Fr fllies; 2year-olds A.
furlongs: Afternoon. liz; Jessie, l0s; LOrThe.
line. l0s; Bryuhih. ll2; Penelope. los; Rubidium,
lOs; Princess Mary. los; Destruction, lOs: LIGHT
Wine. ll2; Lovely. los; LArsbelle. los; Con
stancy, ls
sAprrentice allowance claimei
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AQUEDUCT RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Five furlonps: Toucanet iU
tNolanl, to l. to-2. 8 to S; ClarabeIia, 100
Ambrosel. to l. . to l; Who Cares. liz INC
Atee), 4 to s. Time. o5s 25. rsckmore, Bet.
sinds. Feather. Hush. Master Bill, Steve, shil.
lelaeh 3d and Fsisandore also ran.
SECOND RACE-Mre and a fulong: Lord
Herbert. loi tRichcreek). 7 to 10, l to 4, out
Poor Butterfly. 100 walls. even. Q to 5; Miss
Bryu, lo6 tPickensl, to l. Time. - Rock.
port. zinnia. James. Dnadi. Dragon Rock. Ches
ter Two and Charles Francis also ran.
THIRD RACE-Seven furIones: Naturalist
Isi Fairbrother). to % out. out: War Cloud
70 tBuxton). 2 to 5. out; Leading Star, o.
tCsllahanl. ont. Time, l s425
FOURTH RACE-Five furlonss: Panopiy II
KNAPP. to TO- to Z. out; wendy. liz (Ricel,
I to 4. out; Flying Flower. 100 tAmbruse). a tc
s. Time. o5s. Indiscretion, Zekket, Kanipolis.
Toujours and Suhrosa also ran.
FIFTH RACB-One mile: Lucuihte. l2,
tEnsor). to S ! to 3 out Sunny Slope. IL;
tBuns). to 2. even; Baily. ITO (Pickens). l TO
Time. 136 35 Bondage, Ballet Dancer d
and Balusfrade also ran.
SIXTH RACE-One nile; Clauger, lis lam
rosel. Is to l. 8 to /. ) TO 1; Somewhere in
Frsnee. .1os fWsllsl, 5 to I, 5 TO .; HENRI G.,
us Hstor). to l. Time. s+s. Cromwell,
Rodgers, conrtins Oolors. Phantom Maid. Frog
town and Athione also ran.
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JESS FLOORED ON
SEVEN OCCASIONS

Toledo. Ohio, July s.-All doubt
concerning the number OF knock
downs Jack Dempsey scored in the
first round of his heavyweight
championship contest with Jess Will
lard on July was removed today
when the motion pictures. exhibited
privately to Promoter Tex Rickard
and a party of friends. revealed that
the dethroned champion was sent to
the canvas seven times.
There were no knockouts in the
remaining two rounds. but willard
probably would have been fioored il
the. ropes of the ring had not sup
ported him.
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NAVY TEAM DEFEATS
= INTERIOR IN TENNIS

Navy won three of the ave matches
IN the Departmental Tennis league
yesterday from the Interior team
Interior landed the first and third
match, while. Navy won the second.
fourth and NTH
Green and Kidwell QnterioD defeat-
ed Hancock and Watson CNavy), ~,
80; Bates and Hughes CNavD won
from Farnsworth and Henderson TN
terior), s-3, 81; Stone and Mahlom
dnterior) defeated Dewitt and Keith
Navy 5-S, IS, S3: Coyle and Glib
son CNavy) defeated Marine and Wells
enterior). -, 60. So. and Gren-
shaw and King Navy won from San
born and Stevens Qnterior). IS, 6-z
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staaaiaS of the CIubs
REX TO PLAY FAST
WAR RISK SUNDAY

Rex Athletic Club and the War Risk
nine will battle Sunday at O'Clock
at Union Park. Fifteenth and n
streets northeast. in the second game
Of a series OF three. This game will
be hard fought from start to finish
as Riskers must win so that a third
game will be necessary.
Manager Nelson will send Ernie
Schaefer to the mound with Danny
Hurd doing the receiving, while either
Owen. Ferguson or Vernstein and II
Fitzgerald will compose the battery
for the Northeast club.
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TWO MARYLAND BOYS
ARE STARS In GAMES

Baltimore. Md, July s.-The sue
cess of Herb Prem. the Baltimore
lad. and Worthington. the Washing
ton Grove (Md.) athlete. in the in
terallied games at Paris was ex-
ceedingly pleasing to local fans.
There are many who would have
felt much better if Joe Geiger. the
local distance champion. had gone
over and took fling at the foreign
cracks. as they figured Joe would
have been able to make them hustle.
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Pepco Defeats Berwin.

The Pepco team yesterday defeated
the Berwin club on the Monument
lot, 5 to o. Jett. who was in the
center of the diamond for the win
ners. held the Berwin team to three
scattered hits as well as striking
out thirteen men during the fray.
Any team desiring games with the
fast Pepco team address commune
cations to o. Fauna. sos Fourteenth
street northwest. Score by innings:
r. n. e.
Berwin. 0 0 o 90 o o o 90 3 2
Pepcos. 80 1 o 9 % 90 ? o---5 IL 1
Batteries - Bowen. Smith and
Clark; lett and Fiaua.
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CITIZEN WILLARD IS
ON HIS WAY HOME

Toledo. Ohio. July S.-Jess Willard.
dethroned heavyweight champion of
the world. last night was on his way
to his Lawrence. Kans.. home and
permanent retirement from the ring
willard. accompanied by his wife
and two personal friends. began the
long motor trip late yesterday after
MON
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Cubs Trim PhiIlies.

Philadelphia. July S-Gavvv Crs-
vans Phillies were forced to take
oefeat In the opening game of the
series with the Cubs today by a score
OF . TO 4. The score by innings:
R.H T.
chicago ........0O3 O3O10lOe-5 10 :
fhllaoelphia .....0 0103O-4 4
hendrix and killifer; Smith and Ad-
ans, Clark.
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Maryland Race Dates.

New York. July Sat a meeting
OF the stewards of the Jockey CIub
today approval was granted the
,Havre de Grace Association -
conduct a race meeting from Sent
IL to 80.
Approval was granted MARYLAND
ST. IaIr at Laurel to conduct a
race meeting on Oct. to Al
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ASSOCIATION WILL
PLAY NTS SERIES

Baltimore. July SACK Dunn. boss
OF the Baltimore Orioles. sent word
that President Dave Fultz. of the New
International League, following a con-
ference with the club owners. decided
to accept the challenge of the Amer
lean Association for an inter-league
series in the fail 1t was decided to
have the championship teams OF the
two leagues meet in a seven-game
series
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FIRST SERIES
TO WAR RISK
Capture Honors in Depart.
mental League Without
Dropping a Game.

The Department League closed its
first series last night when Naval
Hospital defeated Agriculture { to 1.
War Risk won the first series by going
through without a defeat.
The second series will begin Thurs
day evening with Treasury playing
Shipping Board
Y Hazn All n y tArr,.,t ANA a.
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Dodgers Beat Pirates.

Brooklyn. July S.-The Dodgers came
from behind today and annexed a
pitching duel with the Pirates by a
2-to-1 score. The score by innings:
Pittsburgh .......0 90 0O00-l 5 I
Brooklyn ........0 o 0 0 20O-2 Z o
Miller, Hamilton and Schmidt; Ca
dore and Kruger.
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TERMINAL LEAGUE.

Runs-MeFarlane. Johnstcne, Seyferth 2 Ste
-ens !. HEton ? Brown. Montague. Left on
bzs>s-Eectricians s. SHOPS & Struck out-By
Hilton 5 by Brown s. Tuo-bsse hits-Seyferth.
Potter. stolen bsses-Montzgue. Hilton Double
plsys-BroSn to Quinn to Hughes; Getz to
Hudson tn Fitzgerald. Hit By pitcher-By Hill
ton fHuxhs. Brown. By Brown (Hudsonl.
Wild pitch-Bro~n Passed balls-Steyens Um-
Tire-HAndiboe. Tine Of game-l:5
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INDIANS TAKE FINAL
GAME FROM BROWNS

st. Louis, Mo-. July S.-A new bat
ting order threw the Indians out of
their slump today. and they won the
final game of the series from the
Browns. ( TO ?. Iris Speaker was
lifted from third place to second.
with Elmer Smith dropping froui
the lead-off position to iris former
position. The score:
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Divide Twin Bill.

Boston. July S-Pat Moran's Gin
cinnatti Reds were handed a jolt in
the second invasion of the East
today when the Braves divided the
bill, taking the opening battle by a
9 to count and dropping the night
1 to 3. The score by innings:
r II f
Cincinnati f......ooo0O 2oOo-2 I ?
Boston ........30O OO123 -912 )
Batteries-Ring. Mitchell and Wingo;
Rudolph and Gowdy.
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Donovan, Take Notice.

There is letter In care OF the
Sporting Department Of this paper
for Patsy Donovan. the well-known
local fiy-weight battler.
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Sincerity
Brand
Suits
For Men and Young
Men
Unreserved Choice of Any Suit
Formerly Marked $3.50
to $4s.50-at
$29.75

Sincerity Clothes represent
the highest standard of ex-
cellence in style. quality of
materials and tailoring-and
these are the newest and
choicest productions of the
season. The models are semi
doubled breasted. three-but-
ton side soft roll. conserva-
tive and form fitting styles
in a word. the snappiest and
most favored suits for par
n6eular dressers.
The assortment includes
fine Blue Serges with pin
stripes. neat mixtures, gray
effects. fancy stripes, novel
Mes and plain Blue Serses.
Sizes "a to A. including
stouts. Sale price. $2o.75.
The Washington herald., 1919-07-09
GOVERNMENT LEAGUE.

Runs-Frzzer = Roach. McCluckhn 2. Hager,
Morris ) Beard 2 HouIihan. Owens. Errors
Degnan. Beard. Frazier. Brady ). Left on bases
Operations II. Marines O. Base on balls-Oh
Owens ) OF Carniss T. Stolen base-McCluck-
hn HOllihan Carnis. Home runs-Houlihan.
Hazer. Beard Three-base hits-Morris J. Fra
xie-. HoTeheek Struck out-By Owens & by
Carnixs L Hit bs piteher-By Carniss tRoach).
by Owens (Snyderl. Passed ban-Mine1.
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ROSS CUDGEL WILL
CARRY TOP WEIGHT

New York. July S.-The follow
ing are the weights for the Empire
City Handicap. at one mile and a
furlong. to be run Saturday. the
opening day of the Empire City
Jockey Club meeting:
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Runs-Noris . srles, Richards. Fuller
Earned runs-NavsI HospitAl > FIrSf bss. ly
errors-Naral Hospital !. Agriculture ) Left on
hases-NsEsl Hospital g. Agriculture 6 F1nt
base on ba&ls-On Nichols l. Innings ritched-
By Nichols 9. by Calhoun e Hiis-On Nichols
5, on Calhoun 3 struck out-By Nichols II. BY
Calhoun :. Two base hits-wstt StiIes. Elder
Burths. Sacrifice hits-FulIer. Malloy. stolen
hascs-N Norris. smith. Sill 2 Calhoun. Msllox,
Double Hays Nichols TO Norris Calhoun 20
Lsnsche 10 Ru--eau To Elder 10 Sill Hit by
pitche1-By Calhoun Morris Wild ritch-Csi-
bCun. Unptre-FanshsW. Tine of rzme-l %.
The Standing OF the league at the
end of the first series Is as follows;
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Second Game.
Cardinals Prove Easy.

New York. July THE Giants HAD
an easy time today taking the mea-
sure of the st. Louis Cardinals. Rube
Benton held the visitors to three hits
the Giants winning by to /. The
score by innings:
st. Louis .......0 0 0 90 o COLL 3 2
New York ......0 0 0 0105 02 S 10 3
Batteries-Doak. Meadows and Sny-
der; Benton and Mccarthy.
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Greb After Dempsey.

Philadelphia, July s. = Harry Greb
wants to take a smash at Jack Demp-
sey- The slugging Pittsburgh light
heavyweight has beaten virtually all
the boys in his class
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Issue Sweepinr Def.

The Conress Heights Athletic Club
h having trouble in arrang;ny games
and Is now out a;.h d..f to all
leading teams In the vicinity. For
games call David Hodister. Lincoln
sneW.. after = nl
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NAVY YARD LEAGUE.

Runs-Coleman. Rogers 90 Brannd. Seiden-
spinner. McDonough. Roster IN. Schleniger,
Walls. Bells, Short, Jernee. Left on bases
Gun Division, H. Marines. o First base on
bslls-On Roster. 6; OF Adlung. &; of Braund.
l. Innings pitched--By Roster g. by Bells. S;
by Adlung Is: by Brsund. %. Hits made
-On Roster. 5; of Bellis Z; of Adlung. .
Struck out-By Adlung, s; by. Braund. J. Two
base hit - Bellis Sacrifice hit - McDonough
Stolen bases-Rogers. Braund, Roster, Walls (3.
Hoke Double play-Roster tunasssted). Hit
BY ptcher-By Roster tAdlung). Passed ball
Short.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
festerdny'~ Resuits-

festerdny'~ Resuits-
Chicago. s: Phillies. 4.
New York, s; st. Louis, 1.
Brooklyn. 2; Pittsburgh, 1.
Boston. 3: Cincinnati, 2.
Cincinnati. 4; Boston, g.
where They Play Today.
Chicago at Philadelphia
81. Louis at New York.
Pittsburgh at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Boston.
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Johnson Training Roper for His Fight With Dempsey
Major League Statistics
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterday's Results.

Where They Play To-day.
Washington at Detroit
New York at Cleveland.
Athletics at Chicago.
Boston at st. Louis.
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Runs-JohnS,rn. Lufte. O'Neil q, William.
Deinmitt Tro-base hits-ONei Bsgbg Tllrts-
hase hit-EAr Smith. Double plAys-Koob -
Gerb'r 10 Sisl1; Luute 10 Nsmby 10 Johnson:
Gerber 20 Gea-on b sisler; Gardner 20 Nanihy
to Johnston: LJnie 10 Johnston Stolen ha---
slsler, Hat by Istcher-By koob iElmrT smith
Bzss On balls-0h Koob. ]. OF Bagby
S,rlcs oui Try RagbF. l. Pitching record
on hoob hits runs in inninsA LIT a
hsses-St Louis. :: Clerelhnd & Ummres-
owen and Chill Time-lrl
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Buffalo. s; Rochester. Z
Reading. S: Jersey City. f.
Baltimore. 5. Newark. II.
Binghanton. 6. Toronto. {.
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WAR INTERBUREAU LEAGUE.

J Army Medieal........s.. l Is
4 Runs-Patterson (3). Ruff (3 Clark Knoblett,
wolcott. sigorIrney, Gill, Starhs. Hoskinson-
Home run-Gil Three-basc hits-Hoskinson,
Bettikofer ~. Two-base hit-Ruf. struck out
1 BY CLARK. II; Lowry. 9. Double plays
Bridges to Knoblett. Gill to Bettikofcr.
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Totals. S sE II q TotAls.... 81 ezI'
-l.Gtted for knJb in eighth.
'Bstted for 'eTb-T In ninth.
.Bstted for Nright IN ninth.
A.-.-. in.
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Advertising Rates
Tin Eject August !, 1919

Reading Notices or "Husinoss
Locals per Inc .......... 10
Card Of Thank3. Resolutions,
etc, per line .....,.....,..'. 10
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meetings, ba2ears teas, so
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H., per lie ........,...... ~
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Court legas, County, city, and
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NOTICE OF PUBLICATION IN
ATTACHMENT.

state a. Illinois. la Sale County -.
In the Circuit Court of la Sale
County Illinois. to the January
Term l12p.
,,to.,, p,,.,,.bray VS. Marie Green and
rI,,,o,' cr,nr In Attachment
Cnn 30 1lq4G poman1 $ITlp0o.
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,., r... an1 lI.,,,o, eroa,
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~ tie H!''I' IA ~ w., Ut,t, tar,, rn
cue WIZ" +ni'' ,, " ia' ", ",.,n,,d as
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'o''o"H' '","".
state Of Illinois, La sane ,oo'lJ5 IS
l'y virtue Of tn" Wljhlu VIII OF A.
taChnent nave tAlS lH'A Gay oI W
toner, A. - |3l'' |c'loh Oh Wy '"'''"
ing described property a@ 'le prop
crty CT the within named 'l"Iie "'cc"
ana harvey Green, 'o-"it ,,,,
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WcsTBOUND.

Westbound cars leave Ottawa sta'
ton for Utica, La Sale, Peru, Spring
Valley, Ladd, DePue, Bureau, Prince
ton in a. m. rs 20, Is. 10, dc 30, 1873,
g9:55, d1O;55, fll;5j. In p. m. 81 90
d2:55. 1905, d5;0Q, g5:55, 100
k9.J5. mll:35.
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LOCAL MAKE

Eroiors 19c.
Hons, l9c
Stays, l0-llc.
Tur.cys. 20-25c,
Ducks, l5c.
Geese, l0-llc,
Cream, 66,G8c.
Eggs, 54-5bc.
Butter, 50-55c.
Lard, &c.
Hides AMI Woo.
Horse hides, 50.
no. hides, H. fS.l9c.
No. : hides, ~ tic.
No. calf, ID. toe.
Live STOCK.
Hogs, cwt. S1112.
Steers stock, per cwt. SIS; (
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subscription no papers will be mail
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EASTBOUND.

Eastbound cars leave Ottawa STA
ton for Marseilles, Seneca Motifs
Minooka, Rockdale and Joliet. ILL.,, IN
y. m.-5,45. a6:l0, 1855, b9:a0, II 20.
In II. m.-b1:20, 2:5J, 3:55, CA; 80,
boss. sos, 1l:U5.
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E1W 8 Al y.
FaF Shr

FOR SALE Fine we'll improve
stock and grain farm, easy distance
from ottawa, nearly 39a acres, ut SlS3.
Short time. ". =. Pussy.
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WANTED

WANTEr- Two corn huskcrs. TeIe.
phone Ctica 1oS.
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a--Dally except Sunday to Mar
settles.
t-Jolot limited.
c--Morris local.
d--Ladd local
t-Princoton local.
g-Prnceton limited, a
k-I.ocal to all stations,
m LIE Sale local
r-daily except Sunday; Ladd local.
EXPRESS HANDLED ON ALL CARS
AT Low RATES.
ALWAYS BUY TICKETS AND SAVE
MONEY
TICKET OFFICE OPEN FROM $40
a Nj. 70 1875 p. NJ.
TICKET FARE az CENTS A MlLn
Train Fare or Cash Fare Paid On
1raina is Three Cents per Mile.
Communication Books containing $500
worth OF transportation for $4.b0.
Good for purchaser only,
INTERCHANGEABLE book good for bear.
or or bearer and party containing
$1,000 worth OF transportation fos
$3.50.
TICKET FARES TO
CHICAGO
Via Joliet, H., and Chicago { JolIst
Electric Railway:
$3.50 4 4'9'd W S., Sl.55
(Return trip limited to ten dsys)
/ FAST FREIGHT SERVICE
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DISPLAY ADV. RATES viii he given
upon application
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II cjassiled column
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FOR SALE--We nave a number Of
small tracts Of land adJoininr this
city and within easy distance that
can be had very reasonable. A nu"'-
Der os these are on easY payments,
with small amount of cash. y "'il
pay to investigate.
10. HARRIS & SON,
Tel. 957.W. 129 " Main st
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3OUTHeOUND.

southbound cars leave ottawa sta
ton for Grand Ridge, Mckinley Park
and strcator in q. M 5.55, 7.55, 80.
1855. In p. m., 1855, 800, 5:55, 500,
HOO.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-06-18
Cocoanut Oil Makes
A Splendid Shampoo

If you want to keep your hair in good
condition, be careful what you wash it
with.
Most soaps and prepared shampoos
contain too much alkali This dries the
scalp, makes the hair brittle, and is very
harmful. Mulsi6ed c0coanut oil sham
poo (Which is pure and entirely grease
. lessl, is much better than anything else
you can use for shanpooing, as this
cant possibly injure the hair.
Simply mosten your hair with water
and rub it in. One or two teaspoonfuls
will make:an abundance OF rich, creamy
iather, and cleanses the hair and scalp
thoroughly. The lather rinses out cas-
ily and removes every particle of dust.
dirt, dandruff and excessive oil The
hair dries quickly and evenly, and it
leaves it fine and silky, bright, fluffy and
easy to manage.
You can get Mulsiied cocoanut oil
shampoo at most any drug store. 1t is
very cheap, and few ounces !, enough
to last everyone in the family for months.
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BASCBALL
STORIES

Grover LOwdermilk. castoff of the
Browns, may make good with the Sox.
Pitcher Bill James has been sold
by the Detroit Tigers to the Red Sox.
Cyril Slapnicka seems to be having
trouble as comeback with Blrmlng-
ham.
If 1t wasn't for Pitcher Sam Crews,
Birmingham would be up against 1t
In the Southern league race.
Third Baseman Billy Webb of the
birmingham team is out of the game
with disl0cated knee.
"Go out and get EN- early" that's
the dope Of the gingery and watchful
Gleason, who never sleeps on his job
Brooklyn critics are cOmpllmcnting
Ernie Kruger on his good work in
handling the pitchers for Robinson's
team.
Nick AltrOck. who Is n good old
scout, has gone out sleuthing for the
Washington club "for pitching ma
tcrial"
C. l.. Blcbee, who is playing center
field for the Pittsburgh Nationals, is
very promising newcomer to major
league circles.
When Tony Facth pitches the NIL
waukoc fans can generally count on
victory but one pitcher does not
make ball team.
George Sister. star batSman and first
6aseman Of the st. Louis Browns, was
dow in getting started this spring, but
,ow appears to have reached his
stride.
Fewstor removed his cap to Umpire
connolly in a recent White Sox game
md it was the last he saw of the com
)0t Some of the jumps are over
peevish.
Take cracks at Tex Westerzil If
5ou will, but Walter McCredie says he
Ias been a winning factor on the Port
and team since he joined it and was
'tationed at third base.
Former DoughbOy Urban ShoCker Of /
he st. Louis Browns is making a lot f.
# his critics sit up and pay attention. I.
Unlike his pal of the army, Grover
hlexander, Urban has been going great
guns since coming back.
The PhilieS are not having smuch |
luck with their shortstops. Not long /
igo Dave Bancroft was incapactated /
by iniuring his ankle and Ed Sticking, |
who was substituting, was put out Of |
commission when he wrenched bis
ankle.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-06-18

J. Ehlcrt. Springfield; f. Il. Newport
and " +. Baum, Danville; l.. SWiA-
CART, Galeshurg, j. - Michels. III
Paso; W. j. CLANCY, La Sale. John
NJ. Foster, Tomea; Georgc T.. Gleason.
Chillicofhe; Carl T. kracir. Pekin:
NJ. y. Bickford Sterling. and T.. II
ReNiord, Centralia.
The Chicago delegation, 100 strun.,
arrived late. Peoria has sixty five
delegates and from every section o.
the state they are trailing in.
Today when the convention gers
down TO resolutions 900 dclceates
are expected 10 BE- ON hand
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-06-18
The karDsichord.

This was the instrument out 81
which our modern piano grew. II was
more Ike a grand than an upright
keys but it was very inferior In pow
er and tone 10 the modern instrument.
It had no pedals, and the wires were
not struck by hammers. hut were
pluckrd by quilts. The compass of the
instrument was about four oCtaveS
which was gradually Increased as 1t
was improved upon.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-06-18
First Daily PAPER.

March -llth was the anniversary
of the birth of the first daily paper I'm
England. Ia wit. the Daily Courant."
says the London Morning Post. ut
WAS issued in the year 1902, by Il.
Mnllet. against the Ditch In Fleet
Street and il was cynicully said OF
the worthy pioneer that he was the
earliest Journalist Ia show any jeal-
ousy for an accurate statement of fact.