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New-York tribune., 1920-10-06
Earp-Thomas Accuses Wife
bacteriologist Files Counter
Suit for Divorce

PROFESSOR George H. Earp- Thomas.
noted bacteriologist, who is being sued
I0r IL, separation by Mrs. Maria Earp-
thomas, filed his answer In the ST.
preme Court, denying the allegations
OF cruelty made by his wife and MAX
ing counter claim for divorce.
Professor karp- Thomas alleged that
ms wlfe had misconducted herself with
0"o men whose names the husband
mentions and another of whose iden-
IVY ne IS not certain. The scientist
mentioned several places as the scenes
including the Waldorf-Astoria.
In her complaint Mrs. Earp-Thomas
declared that her husband threatened
several times to kill her and their
seVen-Ncar- son
New-York tribune., 1920-10-06
Navy Honors SIS Rescuers
Secretary Daniels Gives Them
Gold Watches and R;noc,,Iana

. NASHiNGTON, Oct. 5.-As an e~-
press'on pres s OF the American navy's graft
sude tor their efforts in rescning 'at' tho
crew OF the submarine 81 cold
mSttnes W tba ana a1 binoculars were presented
tb,'a ~ '"e uap,alns of the steamships Alan
hars hnrs a'o General Goethals and mem
tsr,, na n ,nelr crews to-day by Secre-
- Captain Z. A. Johnston. of the Alan
thus, the first ship to SIGHT the sub snh-
marnes protruding hull. represented
we other recipients at the nresenta-
tlvhS- These We're Captain E. d. Swin-
Son, S OF the General Goethals: Chief
engineers W G. Grace, Of the Goethals,
ana a =. Jacobson, of the Alanthus. and
n. NC" llliams, assistant chief en-
g'neer or the Alanthus. The last three
s"eh Wothed the hand drills with which
a hole was made in the submarines \
New-York tribune., 1920-10-06
LOFTS TO LET
Manhattan

LOFT sox2oo. third floor. e27-s41 W 4sd
st: elevator light on all sides. A. G. &
d G. Currents, sprinkler system. For fun
particulars write or phone Mr. Allen, 6O7
w. 43d. phone Longacre 29S.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-06
Martens Case Again DELAYED

WASHINGTON, Oct 5.-Hearings in
the deportation proceedings brought
against Ludwig c. A K. Martens, Rus
sian Soviet agent in the United States.
resumed to-day at the Department Of
Labor after several weeks interrupt
ton, were again postponed. Counsel
Tor Martens asked to have them reset
for Ellis Island October IS, in order
that two new witnesses, one a news
paper reporter and the second a spe-
c!al agent of the Department of Jus
tice, might be called. The names Of
the witnesses and the purpose in call
ing them were not divulged.
The case against Martens has been
pending for many months and evidence
has been taken By the Immigration Of
lice both in Washington and New York
New-York tribune., 1920-10-06
italian Seamen on Strike

.BCENOs AYREs. Oct. 5.-The crews
OF a al the Italian steamers in the port
ot ' huenos Ayres to-day decided to Quit
.He Ships as protest against the ac-
elon OF the Italian government re-
Gently in arresting seamen because Of
the seizure by them of the Russian
vessel Rodosto anchored at Genoa dur
ing the labor troubles, and as an ex-
preston of the solidarity of the sea
men.
The stevedores, in sympathy with
the Italian crews. have decided to sus-
pend all loading and unloading of the
Italian vessels until the seamen re-
New-York tribune., 1920-10-06

LONG ISLAND CITY-10.o0o SO. IT,
new | story bricks high ceilings. steam
neat stories can be added. Rent or
sell Immediate possession
New-York tribune., 1920-10-06

| LOSS


le;30-7S2 Dawson St, the Bronx:
awning or Nathan Ranes. Trlhing
7;00-5s Rivingtcn St. Herman
Berkowitz .........-....... Trfing
7;45-3sth st. and 1lth Ave. auto
mobile truck OF Mary Bent
sl5-Front Of 1926 webster Ave
the Bronx; automo bile truck
OF Nuttin Automobile Co. Trtning
9:5o--35o East s+th st. Schwartz
4 Van Co.......... ...... Unknown
10000 East bath st. Augustus
clifford Tower. ....... -.... Trlfing
11:45-7l East nth st, unknown. Trinlng
Z. NJ.
2o5--S2 Grove st. Edward Deusgi.
Trtning
$4,000 E. ls5sh st. Carmo Car
4:se-l2s ". s4th st, Mrs puse riding
5s6-4o4 %. Third St. John Gins
berg Trining
6o0-160 Fifth ave. Stero < Rosco.
Unknown
s:os-19th st. and East River. pier
y. :. C. TriHing
6:i0-s Albany st. unknown. Trifing
6:15-Caral and Center st, switch
box ...--...|......s. Irining
s2c-I47 w. 2sth st. Amos Dress
7:lo-o07 Grand St. unknown. prifing
New-York tribune., 1920-10-06
Uses
Ruse to Evict
Defiant Tenant
Mrs. Barker Seeks Prcstec.
ton of Rent Laws in Vain
as DR.. Sanborn and Wife
Confiscate Empty Room
Enter Home by Stealth
Physician Hurt in Clash
With Woman and Maid.
but Retains Possession

A novel way was found by an irate
landlord to regain possession of his
pren,ises Monday without breaking the
new rent law. which makes summary
eviction welnigh impossible. In June
Dr. Frederick R. Sanborn, of Sal East
righty-ffth Street, rented the prem
;ses al that address from W. E. d.
Stokes.
A week later he sublet his home to
Mrs. james c. Barker under q four
months contract, with the understand
ing he would return October |.
When he arrived Monday admittance
was refu. ed him by Mrs. Barker on
the ground that she had decided to
renain through the winter. She recited
the new rent law on the question Of
eviction and dared DR.. Sanborn to put
her out.
She further informed him that dur
ing his absence she had rented most
Of the rooms 20 weekly tenants and was
enjoying zoo prosperous q business
10 he disturbed.
Threats OF court action or subsequent
damage suits, she said, held no terror
for her
After hasty consultation with sym
pathetic neichbors, DIR. Sanborn adopt
ed o ruse to regain his property, which
proved successful and at the same time
failed 70 break any rent law.
Waiting until night he crept eau
tiously TO the rear Of the house and
climbed 10 q second floor window Find
ing himself in darkened and empty
room he rctraced his steps and went in
quest Of Mrs. Sanborn. When She had
been brought safely into the room he
made known their presence to Mrs.
Barker A scene followed, in the course
Of which, it is alleged. Mrs Barker's
maid struck Or. Sanborn several times
over the head.
A policeman was summoned, but he
declined 10 interfere when ne learned
Dr. Sanborn was the real tenant of the
house. Throughout yesterday DR.. and
Mrs Sanborn remained safely IN
trenched in their room, neignbors sup
plying them with food by means of a
basket which the doctor dangled from
his window.
Attorneys for Dr. Sanhorn arrived
at the house last night and succeeded
in convincing Mrs Barker that her at
titude was in violation of law. She
agreed to move to-day. and gave notice
TO her roomers to vacate at once
You VIII Lose Your Vote
If you do not register,
Polls open to-day from ) p. m. to
1890 p. m
New-York tribune., 1920-10-06
Business Troubles


BRISTOL HAT co. lNC.-lnvoluntary
petition against Rrislol Hat co., mfrs t,s,,., q,
OF three creditors petitioning and amounts
claimed are Lawrencv J Lapldus, Si.64s; :;
$3.50. Israel Brinkman is attorney for pc
titioners
MYETTE INC Voluntary petition by
5h Mf' ST. gG sene@ @i1s by lasE saS n n" Frey 81
dent who places his liabilities at 81 ass,
Of which $3.44s are unsec urcd clailns. and
sents stock in trade and $500 debts due
on open accounts. Samuel sturtz is attor-
ney Tor bankrupt.
The following petitions IN bankruptcy
We're filed Yesterday IN the United States
IsRNER & ER-Involhntary
petition against Benjamin I.erner and
Jacob Beghkter, trading as Lerner &
Begiikter, fprs and steins. - West
s. Grossman who claims 81 zoo. silver y
Moskowitz are attorneys Tor the petltit p"rs.
LOUIS FEIGENBAUM- Voluntary TeN-
ton by Louis Fegenbaum waist cutter Of
1887 Wikens Avenue. Rronx. who places
his liabilities at s1,4ol all unsecured
claims, and assets at s65, propert! in re-
version. julius u. Tobias is attorney for
the petitioner.
Schedules in Bankruptcy
The. following schedules in bankruptcy
We're filed yesterday in the United States
District Court;
WILLIAM p SCHRAMM-sc Schedules Of
William p Schramm against whom petit
tion was hled October Is. 1914. chow iabii-
ties of Sll 1852. all unsecured claims. and
assets Of Si.i49. Of which 81 $40 reprcse nj $
nroplrty In revision remainder. trust, etc.
Samuel Sculnick is attorney for the bank
rupt
HARRY GUNNER-Scheduies of Harry
Gunner show liabilities of s5.s5S. OF which
81 4.55S unsecured claims. and assets os
s2.5o2 of which S2.4oo represents stock in
trade Samuel Tulllnan Is attorney for
bankrupt
NATHAN MORRIS. INC Schedules Of
Nathan Morris, Inc. 2457 Broadway.
against whom "A petition was filed Septesn-
her Is, show liabilities OF sZ,62l. ali un-
secured claims and assets Of $500. OF
which 81. 900 represents stock in trade
Moses Morris is attorney for the bankrupt.
Receivers in Bankruptcy
The following receivers in bankruptcy
were appointed yesterday IN the United
States District Court:
CANTON SILK MILL INC-Judge
Julian W Mack appointed Lawrence Bev-
cnson temporary receiver for the Cantcn
SILK Mil Inc, silks 432 Fourth Avenue
with bond OF $1,000.
BRISTOL HAT CO.-Judge Mack ap-
pointed Lawrence J Lapidus temporary
receiver for Bristol Hat Co. 12s Crosby
ST., with bond OF So. 600
The Tribune is read by wide-awake and
Ambitious en-. ployees Telephone your
Help Want Ad. TO Beekman so0O.-Advt-
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X cal Estate News
Home Buying in Brooklyn

Clinton Trading Corporation sold to
Henry Hoffman, the three-story build
ing situated at 393a Gates Avenue.
Max Hcreth was the broker.
The Meister builders, Inc, resold
to the Aronson Mercantile Company
the seven business buildings at 554-
$40 Wilson Avenue, 175x75
}. Lacov sold for c. A. Scholtz to
Nathan Posner for occupancy the one
family detached house with garage.
4Ox100, at 1913 East Tenth Street.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-06
Beck Plans SI5O.OOO House

Martin Beck has had plans prepared
for a four-story house he is to erect
at 13 East SiXty-seventh Street. on
lot 23X90 which will cost $50 900.
according to plans fled by H. A. Ja-
cObs yesterdav
New-York tribune., 1920-10-06
Brooklyn

THE HARRIET. 81 HANCOCK ST.
New and room apartment with bath
and kitchenette; all modern improvements.
in the most secluded section OF Brooklyn
tleases) ground and first floor, suitable
doctor, dentist; Immediate occupancy; rent
starts October l. Apply Supt. premises.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-06
.PARTMENTs TO LETT NFu RNTsHED
Manhattan

dFAfIERc{ AN nr EARS section. At l2s East
10 rooms; elevator, alterations com
pleted October 10Th. Apply c. s. Rindsfoos
80 East 42d st, or at the building.
TWO ROOMS. BATH kitchenette complete
ncwly decorated, French gray carpets
81 800 per annum and up. 67l Lexington av
22D. 4l9 W.-Entire floor. large rooms.
bath owners residence; modern 500.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-06
New York State

FOR ShLE-Orange County. New York:
elevation 800 feet; country home. gar
age. stables and barns practically new, all
modern improvements. with about twenty
acres Of grazing land and orchards. Write
for particulars. Address Box c 1855
Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-06
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
$ hllsesineer l.
for Factories

MANHATTAN--63. MA 500 SO IT, story
ana basement concrete: heavy con
structlon. Passenger. freight and side
all or part
New-York tribune., 1920-10-06
New Jersey

on PLATEAU. near crown OF hin. COM
rnandinr marvellous view of town and
country. glorious in the autumn sunlight
two INodarn homes. each seven spacious
rooms, tiled bath, parQuet. plot 120xloo
garage. entire property SIS. 500, or sell
separately. Challenge comparison values
Owner Is Al.-1 ave, HasbroucA Heights .
phone ~
NEW ARK-La Grange ~ Lincoln Park: I
elegant rooms modern tile bath and
shower. every possible convenience: day and
ight elevator service. Windows face beauti-
full PARK only 30 minutes 10 Broadway Via
tubes sl50 month Apply Supt on premises or
FElST i FE{ST,
7sS Broad ST. Newark y J.
FOR SALE-Newark. y. J. ,12 600. fne
lwo-family corner property, TWO steam
heaters. TWO baths. possession now; easy
teens. come see H. Samuel Taylor owner
7o5 Parker st. phone Branchbrook 2e4l.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-06


all or part
BRooKLYN-so.o 900 50. IT.. new steel
and concrete story & basement build
a36 ang looF sprinlSiered, perfect light.
40 40 lbs carrying capacity; good labor
near trolley and subways. Purchase
easy terms or lease.
BALTIMoRE-75.o0o SO. IT,. modern
orsla nrepFo9f h,;,,, and story brick CON
voodworFing n. 4 " siai1e 9e"anaSe ana docRs i2r
iueal for any manufacturing.
LONG ISLAND CITY-1Oo 900 so. IT..
new pew story bricks high ceilings. steam
neat stories can be added Rent or
sell Immediate possession.
NEWARK.l22 IN ARK. 900 50. f.. story &
IvVfo sprinklered perfect light; fully
equipped power plant. Very excep-
tonal ;or price quoted.
MACHINE MAKING INDUSTRY NEAR
NEW NORk-Making standard small
turning Plant just completed main
building 4o0x1o0; office. outhuild'nes
r. E r Siding '09Ss onnor.n5it aereS to et 'hnd, high
class, going business.
CENTRAL NEW JERsEY-5o 600 81.
r.. new one story brick and concrets
buildings; r. r. siding: excellent labor
conditions Suitable light or heavy
manufacturing any line. Sale or lease.
PHILADELPHIA-2o 600 So. IT.. &
story concreto and brick machine shop
and factory buildings. Immediate pos
session.
HARTFORD--6S. 600 50 IT.. centrally To-
Gated manufacturing plant: sprn-
klered, steam heat. large office space
. K r. siding. Suitable any storage or
manufacturing purpose.
NEAR CAMDEN-74.o0o Sc. IT,. series
story brick buildings full power
plant. r. X. siding. IS acres land.
NEW JERsEY-2l 900 50. it.. fully
equipped candy factory buildings. i
story Rent o. sell. Immediate
NEWARK-4.s5O su. #. new one story
brick and concrete building. steam
heat; day light; close 10 freight sta
tion ana car lines. easy trucking ar-
cess to Manhattan. Immediate pos
session.
NEW YORK HARBOR-7O 600 so. Fl.
modern building, suitable for machine
Shop Woodworking or chemical 30
acres land. r. K. siding and dock.
PRINCIPALS ONLY.
-ou's singer Inc.
We advertise your property without cost
to YOU.
n
New-York tribune., 1920-10-06

900 So 1T. new steel
ana concrete story g. basement build
.ng; looT sprinkiered. perfect light.
Aoo lbs carrying capacity; good labor:
near trolley and subways. Purchase
easy terms or lease.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-06

SALTIMORE-75, 900 so. IT.. modern
nreproof; and story brick & con-
crete buildings. fully equipped for
wood working r. r. siding ana docks.
ideal for any manufacturing.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-06
REAL ESTATE WANTED
FURNISHED OFFICES TO LET

centrally located In an
apartment hotel. Will let his Office for
part time daily TO a doctor in good stand
ing. Address General Practice, 1885 Am
sterdam ave, Manhattan
New-York tribune., 1920-10-06

.,pse"Aid Opportunity to secure "a sna
faattfe al traction of cost. modern 20 room
. ba rs. extra iavatories, .ne river view
conv'.ntent asking So 600 don't lose mis-
{ thRisTlAN CAL. Telephone s5l9-lv.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-06
APARTMENTS TO LET-FURNIsuED
Manhattan

Manhattan
FIFTH AVE betwee7. 49th and 50th sts
Furnished apartment, parlor bedroom
and bath: elevator and maids aervice,
rent reasonable. Apply Miss Weiner
Phone MURRAY Hin $3.50.
Lady Will share apartment; business woman;
room rental Snapp go W Goth st
LAURELTON-S rooms. sleeping porch.
shower, etc, furnished. s175, 80 minutes
out on Long Island r. r. Phone Mrs
Stengel, Gramercy 64O6
WEST 67TH ST
a few large and small duplex studio
apartments of and rooms furnished
and unfurnished. free cooking aervice ana
free refrg geration restaurant. swimming
pool maid service by tho hour
5STH ST, ST W.-5-6-7-s room apartments,
beautifully furnished.
SID, VI rooms bath cheerful. wcn fur
nished 1913 Schuyler. Morning appointments
Westchester
FURNISHED RESIDENCE FOR RENT
AT PELHAM MANOR
CONVENIENT, we'll located modern house
with nine rooms. three baths sleeping
porch and small conservatory; beautifully
furnished r Moore. 474 Siwanoy Ave.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-06

The Tribune Is read by wlde-awake and
am bitsoG5 employees Telephone your
Help Want Ad TO Beekman so00.-Advt
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New Jersey

BEAUTIFUL HOUSE modern improve
ments. garage, ideal surroundings. splen-
did location for conmuter, only minutes
TO station As minutes to office; real bar
gain. WERLE. As Hawthorne St. Ruth
erford n. j.
MAPLEWOOD n. J.-Nine large rooms
stucco: IN perfect condition, hardwood
floors; white trim. large living room: fire.
place steam heat, copper screened porch
garage; blocks from station, SIS. 600
Tribune. Box C157.
MO N T l. A r. N. ].
Houses for Sale-s7 900 to SIS. 900
Houses for rrnt-furnished and unfurnishcd
SIMPSON MERRITT co.
Montclair, \. J.-Phone 4O40-4o41
ATTRA CTIVE. new bungalow rooms bath
all improvements, decorated; shade trees
Now vacant. Price. $500. Terms easy
Van Wrinkle Co. opp. sta, Rutherford, n. J
RUTHERFORD, n. J-Houses for sale ;
easy terms Write for list. Van Wrinkle
Co, opp. station, Rutherford. N. J.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES
Manhattan
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT
3fices showroons and lofts-8Oo SQUARE feot
AID upward.
Clarence G. MARrENs.
1915 Bway (39th st). Bryant Dlsi
New-York tribune., 1920-10-06

s-room Cottage. . open "repiaces hot
Water neat. sas. electricity, rest-ict
lNi = oornoud rne shade trees plot anA ac
Immediate possession. { ION ; Orchard
Street.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-23
SAkTA'S TOY SHOP.

swell, my lovely toys, are you wait
ing for mef' asked SANTA Claus, as he
entered his great toy shop after hay
ing had talk with his reindeer.
~ The toys looked al Santa Claus and
answered him by showing him ius,
how much work each Of them still
needed.
well. | must get to work" said
Santa; but IT is all right had been
working SO hard and 50 fast that |
got little ahead. ana had time to
have n talk with my reindeer.
"They get SO inpatient so i'm
patient to he Off"
"Ah,' continued Santa Claus, "now
here Is a dolly must finish. What a
lovely dolly you will be-" he said.
"Oh, won't some little girl love you?
IOu'll just be Rugged and Rugged and
Rugged. little dolly. And I'll make you
look as though you were smiling, and
that will show the little girl that you
simply love to be Rugged and Rugged
and Rugged. And then she will hug
"And she is such a nice little girl
the one you're going to---that you'll be
90 happy You'll be fed mnke-belicvc
afternoon tea out of little blue china
cups and saucers, and you'll have 9TH
er dolls come to your parties for you
Will give parties
Yes, I'll give you golden curls like
the little girl has. And youl have
blue eyes, and you'll be oble to shut
them just rs she can shut her eyes
when II is night time, and when she
awnkens and picks you up and takes
you into her bed. and makes you feel
80 nice and warm, YOU wiz awaken,
too. as she kisses you good morning
and when you 60 in with her you'll
sleep Il little more, too. For you'll
lie down beside her and you'll feel so
happy and so coy.
But you, my fine airplane," Santa
said TO another toy, won won't be
Rugged and YOU won't be loved in the
same way that the dolly Is. You're
going to be present for a boy, and
you're going to fly about the room ami
have just the very best old time In all
the world.
you're going to have fine well
come, too Just wait and YOU will
hear the most wonderful sound of 10Y
when you are seen.
"And the boy will ask his friends to
See you, and you will show off all Won
can do, and you'll be just as proud as
proud can be.
"Ah, train of cars and good old en-
CINE, did you think Santa had forgot
ten to finish you? No, indeed; I've
made more trains and engines and coal
carts than ever. SO many boys have
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-23

asked for them this year in addition
to those boys who've asked for air.
planes and more modern toys.
"And I've made tracks and stations
Tor some of you, and you are going to
have the best of fun. On Christmas
afternoon you will have many Wis
itOrs, or rather your little master will,
and there will be Il Christmas tea
party for some Of the grown-llps, for
you will have had your party when
YOU arrived in the morning and ut
dinner time your young friends will
have their great celebration.
But when the tea party people
come. many Of the fathers Of your
masters friends will play with you.
They'll pretend they're playing with
your master and taking an interest in
his toys.
"But old Santa Claus knows that
they like to play with a good train OF
cars once in a while themselves.
'Ah, yes, old Santa knows, He
ehuckles to himself when he is look
ing through his great telescope and he
sees the daddies playing with tho
trains Of cars, and Just as they did
not so many years ago, either!
"And he sees them as they play with
you, and he secs-though others have
forgotten, and YOU never knew your
masters daddy and your masters
friends daddies when YOU were young
the same boyhood expression of hap
pincss they used to have
Yes, old Santa sees them as boys
again. though to YOU they may seem
so big!
"And as they get down on the floor
Santa says to himself:
"'They're nothing but great big lit
lie boys, even If they are daddes.
And the mothers are nothing but great
big little girls, even il they are moth
ers. Santa Claus knows. There, my
fine train of cars, you're ready, too.
We're getting on fast--we're getting
OH fast"
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-23
PUBLIC SALES
The following public sales In the
county are being ad Jertlsed:

Public Sale to be held on the Here
ford farm in Ottawa twp, on Wednes-
day, Jan. 26, 1921, commencing at 10
! o'clock, consisting of horses, cattle
and farming implements David Mum
per, owner.
Public Sale--To be held Wednes-
day, Dec. 20, at 10 O'Clock in Dayton
township, consisting Of horses cattle,
hogs. sheep, farming implments, etc.
Catalogue mailed on request. Owner,
j. J. McGrath.
Public Sale--To be held six niles
north of Marseilles, Thursday, Dec.
30. 1920. consisting of horses, cattle
and farming implements. Walter
Jewell. owner
Public Sale--To be held Monday,
Jan. 3, at 10 o'clock, in Rutland town
ship, -four miles east, one-half mile
north of Ottawa, four miles west, one
mile north Of Marselles. Horses, cat
tie, farm implements, harness, etc.
Owner. Glen A. Parr.
Public Sale--To be held in Wallace
township. two miles west of Ottawa,
on Wednesday. Jan. ), 1921, at IL
O'clock consisting of horses, cattle
and farming implements. Matt Gahaa.
owner.
Public Sale-To be held on the
Longworth homestead in Dimm1ck
township Tuesday morning, Jan. IL,
1921, at 10 O'Clock, consisting of
horses, cattle. farming implements,
etc c. A. Johnson, owner.
Public Sale to be held on the Geo.
Fishburn farm in South Ottawa twp.
on Tuesday Feb. s, 1921, al 10 a. m,
consisting of horses, cattle and farm
ing implements. Mrs. Anna Fish
burn, owner.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-23
China's Mail Service.

In the interior of China. EXCEPT in a
Few districts. there is no regular let.
ter delivery, ana consequently no post
men. But many of the officials main
tain Scmipubllc services Of their own
ana Keep their runners up To the mark
by simple eXpedients known best to
the Chinese.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-23
Notice to All Members of the La Sale
County Real Estate Board, Both
NJ 49,

The silver loving cup contest will
close on Christmas day Dec. 23th,
1920. All who have not mailed in
their subscriptions will please attend
to same without further delay, if You
wish to be recognized and have your
name published in this contest, as the
subscription obtained after Christmas
day will not be counted in the cup
contest.
Thanking you for your prompt r.
mittance and cooperation in this mat
ter, we remain,
Very truly yours,
THE LA SALE COUNTY REAL
ESTATE. BOARD.
By VIM. JamisOn, Pres.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-23

WANTED-Men owning rig or auto,
to sell we'll known line lubricating
oils, house paints, barn paint and
roofing materials direct to farmers
commissions paid weekly; special
monthly bonus paid on sales; old re-
liable concern selling farm trade for
years; financially responsible and
standing back of every material sold
Write us today for our complete sales
proposition. CENTRAL PETROLEUM
CO., Cleveland, Ohio.