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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-18

ENFERMEDADEs TRANsMIsIREEs
casos dennnciados a Ia Sanidad:
Tuberculosis ;; Difieria, 2; Escarlati
ma i +: Parotiditis /; Influenza 10.
Muesnas enviadas nj laB6ratoffo bio
l6gico: ~ II. u q.
Para investigar difteria )
malaria
tifOidea
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-18

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h.. - suhaaA nllssAulan1. tswH slun.
a6lsa. aulrn tsaIIn sefauan sl.Itssns -.
- SilnBn ken - lmfslo Hlasa Alls
A.. a. Assgin. - smislaA. nllugAasan~l
81 una sanaFsa. IsNmaNe t,laA. aulssl
rmar1a - elm Isnassta msfalui.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-18
INCENDIO

En- MAyaguez. un incendio destrO-
20 una casa y tienda prOpiedad tle Ber-
nardO velez, situada en- Ia calle Mu-
fioz Rivera. FL incendiO fue casual y
no habfa NADIA asegurado.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-18
SANDAL MUNICIPAL
Inspecciones rerifcadas

IRspecciOnes rerifcGdGs
Casas privadas 3S7, casas de vecin-
dad 202; casas de huespedes IL; casas
de dormir "a; iglesias 2; Talleres 5;
cafe 2; cafetines 81; Restauranes 5;
hoteles 8; fondas 24; tiendas de VlYe-
res "a ventorrillos 6S; puestos de car
mes 80; /; puestos de ieche So; puestos Ae
pan 10; puestos de frutas IL; ppestSs
de refrescos II; panaderfas II hulee-
rfas 3; mataderos 8; mercados s ;'baIBe
vfas 10; lanchas de Sapors4; garage g.:
rabriqas de aguas gaseosas5; estaciones
mes 9; fabricasE de pasta p = ielhpfeEas
funerarias 8; I9estes de sfritufak II
bazares 19 alhiaGehes 'ds y1serfg "A F;
,arruajes pdblidds 3 teatfos a pdss-
tos de ropas +: tfhn1ias +; bainearfoN
8; circos / mpelles l. sg !.
gf-S-S'86 "
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-18

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- uIqursla A. maHaaliuns qur eillrr
= marsara TsN1 I1xsum Inra b fnn.
rsan sn - kassusg tiararn. a lenssifae
a. b irlesia asa i'rfpssnn sorspsa. CUR
- nerarA q ef~cie - lnrves rssximo.
IA saulonlasenaIamis , IA sslcssion a.
somhml,ula. mmul,ak campssirioErs REs~.
elnaas paf = a.hor Tlzal.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-18
REGISTRO CIYIL

Durante La Ultima semana sc inscri-
bieron On los registrOs de Santurce y
San Juan, 81 nacimientOs; 80 defun-
clones; matrimOnios y nacimien-
tOs.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-18
PARA sANTo DoMI&GU

4 Sc i1a eXpedidO tafjeta de itentiti-
caci6n para Santo Domingo a las per
sOnas siguientes: ~ '".''' y -
Seiiores Marcelo Cuevas Y Manuel
Pasc1al. de San Juan: jose ], Zalduon
do, de Fajario; Juan Sfatos, esposa
v tres nffiOs memories, de Utuado y a
has tsanofasd Xataiia | Lopez Afereado,
de, San IsaRltys Felipar Rodldgiez y
disT disF. hili9S gUIa gRUeIalofessAe 0tpallos soi s
IesieEMfEIANo BEAUGH2MP0 pI2
A las once del dfa SeEU del mes iac-
tualy epflaIcaYa de. don Juan de Dios
Torres, en- el barrio de Hato Arriba,
san Sebastian, a adonde Sc hallaba con con
motive de satisfacer unas obligacio-
mes; falleci6 ese integro cabalIero, a
consecuencia de una affection cardiaca
que desde hace POGO padecfa.
FL sefor Beauchamp estaba empa-
rentado con distinguidas familias de
San Sebastian, Las Marfas y Maya
giiez y era upo de los empleados de
confanza del Lcdo. Victor P. Marti-
Inez Y Gonzalez con quien estaba hacfa
unos catorce amos.
AL saberse la noticia en- ell pueblo,
como e. seTor Martinez Sc hallaba au-
|sente en- asuntos de su profession, su
|esposa, sonora Pillar Cabrera de Mar
tinez, salio en- auto con algunos IA
|niIiares del senior Beauchamp en- que,
Idespues del reconocimiento n6dico del
cadaver llevado acabo por el DR.. Ma
|nuel Pavia y Ell sJuez Municipal, Lcdo.
Jose Ruiz r. de Cancia. dispus6 todo
10 necesario para darsele cristiana Sc
pultura.
AL dia siguiente Sc yerifico el en-
|tierro con nutrida concurrencia de los
campos y pueblo, pruebas inequfvocas
de las simpatfas de que gozaba el fe-
necido.
En- estos 1ltilnos amos el senior Beau
champ habfa sido injustamente afro
|pellado y aunque la Hon. Corte Supre-
ma de Puerto Rico le desagravio con
una absolucion, sin embargo su edad
avanzada y los sufrimientos morales
|fueron motive para q. Sc le desarrolla-
Sc una affection al coraz6h de la cual
'ha muerto repentinamente.
A todos sus faniliares, el mas SEN
lido pesame y que D. N. S. haga aco-
gido en- su seno el alma del justo que
en- su dilatada vida. fue un 'cumpIidor
de sus deberes con sus superiores y
con su patria.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-18
RENuNcIo

FL Gobernador INFERNO ha aceptado
Ia renuncia presentada por el Juez de
Ia oorte Municipal de San Lorenzo.
senior Modesto Aponte.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-18

san 1nnn. 2. n, nsaB. %. la@.
~. Direciar a. n IMPARctAl-
san Juan. a.. n.
Tlisfimgulao comTaheno.
1nandailemenle Ia. no desconoce
cue Il comisionado De sanidad, Dr.
don Alexandra Ruis soler, concibi6 en-
hoEa feliz y en- persecuci6n De una q.
nalidad alismente filanfr0pica, Ia idea
generosa de construir nn Sanat0riO y
AN Hospital para tuberculOsOs en- cl
vecino pueblo de mo Piedras. en- un
predIo de terreno de I07 cnerdas, do.
nadO al Pueblo de Puerto Rico por el
caballerO don Pablo Arsuaga y Peraza,
rasgO de altruismO, dignO de las mayo,
res alabanzas.
Los medicOs, algunOs sefOres parti.
culares, los sOldados, ETC., han tenidO
a OrgullO cOntribuir tambien a esta
obra reuniendo 10 necesariO para Ia ia.
bricaci6n de una -caseta. No podemos
menos los abOgadOs. y nOtarios de-Puer
to Rico. Por tantO me dirijO a I'd.
para solicitar su generoso concurso en-
esta buena Obra.
Muy atentamente,
(Firmado) CGyetGnO CoH y CHchf.
NOTA:- Las Quotas deberan enviar.
sc directamente al DIR. Alexandra Ruiz
Soler, Comisionade de Sandal. Estas
Quotas no deben ser memories de $40 nj
mayores de $25.
La CASA DE ESPANA EN- PUERTO
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-18
INDULTO.

FL GObernadOr INFERNO la concedi-
do indlIltO al cOnfinadO Lesme AIgarfn.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-18

ALIMENTos DEC0NIsADos
Ia Sanidad Municipal ha decomlsa-
10 SG2 lIhras De hlgado y G43 huevos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-18
APROVECHE LA
OPORTUNIDAD
Pida G. @. d.

S7Ianas miIitarss, nneVas. pIa-
sI.s5'
i 4 plaza, 1.50
2, plazas, de eretona superior,
s. docena. 5000
Cs'xes militares, nuevos $50
s1E1c0nes usados, en- buehas con-
dicionee, que valen $12a 500
Rodriguez Hn0s.,
San Jose 2 TeItfono lle.
San Juan, P. r.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-12-30

First the Christmas rush-then the Chr
mas fun-and then the Cleanup"
We have much the same task as that of
good householder after the rush and fun
getting the house in order.
It's big job, but we're going to m;
mighty quick work of it. price" will dol
nate during this 4-day Cleanup. "Price" ,
be the big inducement for you to take part,
cleanup prices at the Cash Bazaar will be
lowest you have seen since before the war.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-05

the entire countryside. The car
whizzed hither and yon and then
back into Chicago. There was
nothing doing" Rumors have it
shat appeals for sympathy were
sent back to Rock Island. The dry
ones here were helpless. but are
said to have sent back this advice:
Get another load"
Truck IL Found.
But before doing so the Rock
Islander made another try in
searching the country about Ro-
chelle. He was successful. There
in a farmyard was the truck with
liquor cases still unopened and the
corks still in the bottles. The mo-
tor had gone bad and the driver
had put in for repairs. The whole
saier had passed him up and the
driver merely waited.
How far can a truck run in a
day? Maybe it is in Rock Island
now, II all the rumors are true.
Smell anything lately?
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-05

IT, q ~ T. ~ - =. III -
1nishe1 H eoorse, NJ this world
- ~ nlors Tn Ece him
h q par Nor1d & ! IN nay
40 50 a-nstiAg noW M ten, "a
neo4s u ~ aWay Iron ~ eIihd,
from ~ Dense * responsibility,
iron The eanes and worries 81 the
duties which ttr6ng him. He needs
"a 1T his tifed Shoulder rest, and
his tired heart, too. He needs To
1T his Imagination loose. II II the
creative faculty. hid almost. said
the fecreatiye. How n riots when
. hsh gets on the line! What meas
urements It takes Of the size Of that
ssa-monster that has run on with
his bait!
We can I'll unsierstand the mental
processes Of those two inebriates
who paused before big stuffed fsh
In : glass case at the clubhouse;
and after surveying it carefully.
one said to another: 'The man who
caught that hsh Is = blamed liar! "
think there are two kinds Of
ibis God may forgive. One Is the
fib . girl tells about her engage
ment. and the other ID the white lie
. man tells about the fish he
caught.
The old man may not bring back
much in his creel when he goes
fishing, but he brings back some
thing in his soul. The withered
grass is green. and the flowers have
begun to bloom again. No wonder
Peter turned to his fellow disciples
! in the hour Of their detection and
bewilderment, and said: Il go a.
]. fishing" Get out your rod!
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-05
Today's Anniversaries

1762-Bushrod Washington, SUI
preme court justice and favor
lite nephew Of George Wash
ington. born in Westmore-
land county, Va. Died in
Philadelphia, Nov. Is, 1929.
1851-Harriet Beecher Stoves
Uncle Toms Cabin made
its first appearance as a
magazine serial.
1877-Prince of Wales (King
George W entered the royal
navy.
1901-Maitre Labor, who defended
Dreyfrs, was entertained at
public dinner in London.
marines were land
ed in Cuba.
1915-The king of Denmark signed
the new constitution granting
full universal suffrage to
women.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-05

g mock IsIandss most prom
u "a prosperous wh0lssp y
~ hsd N awfnl scare tbs
! & stories one hears In the
I1e afs 70 b believed. For .
= thought he had lost > truck
4 Z red Iikker that cost him .
fixOQo and from which he ex-
1.i % realize something better
I Z y ~ PER cent. Chances are
/ a rallied It before this).
~ Island, like other places.
1efs among It's citizens many
sssn1ed by the high price OF
4 sssfeh or tine chances OF running
sss1i of wood alconol mixtures. 4.
.ssf The urgent demands these
10y spirits certain gentlemen OF
.esaounced commercial tendencies
~ been malching their wits
srninst federal officers at so much
- match. And that's how it
iappsnsd.
isrly in the week the said Rock
\ ,sland wholesaler went to Chicago
= INTO, accompanied by his chauf-
-, There he bought q quantity
4 IL stun with a kick from parties
unkuown to your 0ra.or.
persistenl rum0rs reaching Rock
Island OF the loss Of truck loaded
4 "a $l.,00O worth OF whisky head
"A for this city on the highway
~ Rochelle, ILL.,, in broad day
lieht Tuesday OF this week. and
W finding OF the treasure the fol-
loving DAY have created conflicting
ACTIONS among the thirsty Cit
sens.
& thursday a number Of throa:
parrhed citizens were lamenting
oysr rumors that a wholesale boot
Ieeser, said to live in this city, had
M woefully bamboOzled out OF a
vhoIe truckload OF whisky that he
w trying to get to Rock Island
bsfore . more severe drouJh set
IN. 1t was claimed that the alleged
wholesaler left for Chicago the flrst
q the week via automobile, accom-
psnied by his chauffeur, and had
successfully negotiated the pur-
chase Of a truckload Of real liquor.
Furnished Truck Gratis.
The obliging persons woo sold
be booze are said to have furnish
d . truck and driver. to convey
he cargo to Rock Island.
ne gauntlet out Of Chicago was
IN with success and with each
turn Of the wheels the weight OF
worry carried by the purchaser,
Who rode behind in his touring car,
dropped away.
Rochelle was reached, the story
runs, and the Rock Islander and
his chauffeur stopped to partake of
well earned meal. The driver Of
he truck was not hungry and an
lcunced that he would drive on
md let the speedier touring car
overhaul him down the Lincoln
highway.
IN due time the liquor merchant
/ I'd his chauffeur, after partaking
II such sustenance Is befitted their
prospects in life rolled down the
highway with motor humming mer-
fily and the end Of a perfect day
APPARENTLY close at hand. The
speedometer registered S, 10. Is
miles. but no truck was in sight.
Worry came back double quick. A
little more speed was demanded.
telephone poles began to look like
high board fence.
Filled with grief, and fearing that
hishvaymen, an earthquake, cy-
cloae or government agents had
jumbled up his plans, the whole
saler ordered the driver To scout
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-05

general attitude to life which
seemed to say: Business may 60.
to smash; I'm going a-fishing!"
Backward, turn backward, 0,
tine, In thy flight" Thank God for
the spirit Of adventure! When the
boy dies clean out of . man it is
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-10
BASEBALL FEAST IS
CUARANTEEDDUR
SUNDAYS TO COME
MANAGER dunno OF FANS TEAM
BOOKS GAMES WITH SOME
FAST OUTFITS - CLOSES UP
AURORA CONTRACT.

nt+av.a h,1l f,n. win o.jtpa1c sauna
'
la9l Sahl'S during me H'N' TWO vi
three months. according To announce
ments made this morning BY mem
Nm. - tho ,,.,I .ioll ....,.oi,,i,,
fIS' u" me l'St S''''e ne '"'
nouucement Of the toseland Eclipse
Ottawa game f. thp battle between the
locals ana Jimmy Ryan's Romeos of
Chicago This game has been xched.
ulad "a take place on sunday. June
~ The Rome0s are considered as
ono of the fastest eemi.pro outfits in
Chicago
This morning the Aurora ball as
sOciatfOu wired Dunno for a game.
After negotiating for awhile a con
tract was made for meeting of the
Aurora and tho local mines The game
Will he staged in nne y
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-10

oul az his trial here yesterday Oh
charges OF eyading the draft The
former Mrs. Dempsey occupied the
witness stand while attorneys acgued
the admissability Of her testimony
Defense counsel declared the court
ruling practically barred the cham
pions former wife from teStilying
Proecution attorneys said hey would
endeaNor to call her to the stand dur
ing the trial
The prosecution claimed she was
not Dempsey's wife when his ques-
tio1naire was made ont although it
said he was supporting her. Demp-
sey's attorneys cOntended she was his
wife, and, as such, could not testify
against him.
The cour truled out prosecution eyi.
dence intended to show she had not
obtained a final decree Of divorce
from George Grasshoff salt Lake City.
when she married Dempsey.
Helen Goodrich of Pasco. Wash.
tstiIled that Dempsey's former wife
ut one time was 4 woman OF the night
lite in Pasc0.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-10
H|NSDALE GOLFER
ONLY SURVIVOR

Muirtield scotland. June lH--lRob-
ert \. Gardner OF the Hinsdale Golf
clb, twice national title holder in the
United States, is the only survivor OF
the American golfers who entered the
contest for the British amateur golf
championship here. In the fourth
round yesterday Gardner defeated
Jack Maclnture Of Carif0ss, and >
Nelson NJ Whitney of the Audubon
Golf elub. New Orleans, the only
other representative Of the United
tSates Golf association to reach the
fourth round. suCcumbed in his match
with Gordon l.ockhart OF PrestWiCk.
the Sotchman winning. and !.
In the fifth round Gardner played
magnificent golf. doing the first nine
holes in g. The Chicago man de-
feated W Johnson OF Stokepogcs.
In an extra hole contest Bernard
W1ragg OF Wortley eliminated j, l.,
Jenkins. holder of the British anna
tcur championship title since 1914, in
the fourth round, Jenkins was bun
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-10
MARSEILLES
MISS THERESA PHILLIMORE,
Representative, Branch Office PhIilimore Building

10 Yorkyille yesterday for a several
days visit.
Mr. and Mrs 5. Merner of Cedar
Rapids, visiting here at the home of
their daughter, Mrs. Cyrus Trow
bridge, went to Lake Forest yester-
day to visit youngest daughter, who
graduates.
Mr. and Mrs. Vern Churchill and
family will depart in a few days for
Elkhart, lind, to visit several weeks
at the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Churchill.
Miss Mary Cronin, public health
nurse, who was called to Glenn Falls
n Y, by the death OF the father, re
turned today.
Roy Wcrnstrumn. Richard Carr
! Louis Haslam went to Detroit yester
day to drive back new touring cars
10 Seneca for the Clarke garage.
Mrs. Mary Ryall and Burton Thur
bur returned last evening from sey-
cral days visit with friends in York
Vile, ILL.,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-10
Local Notes.

Cassius Buckingham. who is EN-
ployed in Hammond, Ind, resigned
his position and arrived here today.
He will depart in Il few days for Nj
agara Falls. to reside.
Miss Ruth kiner, who attends col
lege in Nebraska, arrived home yes.
terday TO spend the summer vacation
with her parents.
Mrs Art De Pue went to Chicago
today for a several days visit,
The Johnson orchestra played in
Seneca last evening for the dance
given by the American Legion. \
number from this city attended.
WI Shannon Of Joliet visited friends
nthis city today.
Miss Thelma Brown returned last
evening from an extended visit with
relatives in Albany. n. Y. She was
accompanied by her grunmother. Mrs.
o. Brown. who will visit here for sey-
eral weeks,
Mrs, Fannie Parmlee returned yes,
tecday from several days visit with
relatives in Grand Ridge
Mayor kelso spent yesterday in
Chicago.
Mr., and Mrs, r T. White spent last
evening in Ottawa.
RMS, Susan Pope of Marshall Tenn
Is visiting relatives here. She went
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-10

severn trimming in 4 return game
The came sunday with the Rose
land Eclipse il not to be forgotten.
Ev, rythipg il setting pretty for the
battle This morning the lineup Of
Roseland's was received by Manager
Dunno. It IL as follows TouQuist,
III; SEVERN ID; kommers. #. Beck.
en- If, Burd. 3b; Warmc, cf; Falon,
SIS; ack Anderson, c; and Billy Hal
ford p
Among the above lineup Tornquist.
kommers. Anderson and Halford are
the stars Tornquist is exceptionally
good Kommers is a former played
of the pittsburg National and Is one
of he best semipro sluggers in the
state. Anderson and HaIford are IN
a class by themselves. They are
coming To Ottawa next Sunday with
the intention of handing the local
nine bad trimming If possible
Manager Dunno also announced
this morning that Brundage of Mar
settles at the present time short stop
for the Aurora team, has been signed
10 play with Ottawa. Brundage is a
fast PLAYER and attempts We're made
before TO get him To play with the 10
Gals II was previously announced
tina he had been signed TO play with
DUNES team, when the local associa-
ton first started the ball rolling, But
somehow it all fell through and Brun-
duge did no. come. He has been play.
ing with Aurora since the beginning
of the season. In one game he toed
the mound. The game went fourteen
innings, and he won for his team by
a score Of to o. Brundaee probably
VIII not play for week or NO with
the local team.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-10

stand that he had made bet on the
first game OF double header, played
in Boston. on July %, l9lS, and was
under the impression that he bet
vas placed on the Cincinnati team, on
which club he was then playing. lie
testified that the bet was MAI" by
Hal Chase. (incinnati first bascman,
and that he Was not aware that it
was made against his team nntil
Chase, after the game, informed him
that the bet had been lost
Jimmy Costello, Boston pool room
proprietor, testified that Magce pro-
posed to him to "tosR' the game, and
President John IIcydler Of the Ma
tional league ana Prcsiden' william
N"ccl Of the Chicago CuDs stated on
the witn"na stand that Magee had
made midnight confession" to them
In which h" said he desired to make
a clean breast OF the entire matter,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-10
RESOLUTE AGAIN
DEFEATS VANITIE

Newport. K. l.. June l0.-ResoIute
defeated Nanitie again yesterday in
the official tryOuts for Americas cup
defense honors. The winning sloop
chased Nanitie over the entire thirty
mile triangular course, but won
through time allowance, the margin
being lilty-nne seconds
Clear skies, smooth seas and the
Eighties Of noTthCrly airs greeted Res
olute and Vanitics as they prepared
for the fourth OF the elimination
races. Shortly before the start the
wind shifted to northeast and breezed
up to ten knots. The course sailed
was a ten-mile broad reach of shore,
another reach toward Point Judith
and beat to the finish.
Nanitie led ReSoute across the line
by about fifteen seconds and both
yachts started under full sail inclhd
ing large club topsails and reaching
ljiO topsails. Half an hour after the
start Resolute was nearly on even
terms With Nanitie.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-10
JURY REFUSES TO
GIVE MAGEE $4,000

Cincinnati June 10 The jury in
the trial Of lee Magee, Cincinnati ball
player in his suit against the Jhcaeo
National league club for 5000 re.
turned verdict for the defense in
the United States District Conf late
Yesterday afternoon. The jury delhi.
Grated about an hour before ii reached
Il decision Robert AlCorn. attorney
Tor Mageo, announced that the case
would be appealed
Masoe, who formerly played with
Cincinnati, Brooklyn. Chicago and
other major league clbs. charged thai
he was released by Chicago without
just cause last February, thereby
being deprived Of earning a livelihood
as professional baseball player.
Magee admitted on the witness
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-10
RlSBERG JUMPS SOX
SAYS CHICAGO WORD

Chicago June It, When the White
SoX tooN the field against the Red
Hose yesterday charles "Swede" Ris.
berg was missing from the shortstop
position, II was officially announced
that he had gone 10 san Francisco be
cause of the illness Of one OF his chill
dren. From another source, however
1t Was learned there was a possibility
OF his having jumped the team. Ris
berg threatened to quit last spring
but rclented. There is chance tina
the outlaw team which harbors Chicl
Gandl has been tempting "Swede."
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-10
FORBID MRS. DEMPSEY
TELLING INSIDE STORY
OF JACKS WAR DODGING

san Francisco June Testimony
OF Mrs. Maxine Dempsey, former wife
OF Jack Dempsey. worlds heavy.
weight champion. in regard to conf.
dental communications between them
while they were married was ruled
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-10
Archie Samueis Weds.

Mr. and Mrs George Fleming Of
this city received announcements Of
the marriage of their nephew, Ar
chic Sanuels, of Ottawa. to Loretta
Mccormick daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
James Mccormick Of Ottawa The
Cago
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-10
Circuit Court

New Cases.
24659 Sierra Henderson - Henry "
Bicser eXr Nc-Appral
Chancery Orders
22951 Pierard vs. Pierard Decree for
sale
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-10
Rood Advice.

II Is not enough for a man to know
must also seize il,
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GRAIN QUOTATIONS

Chicago market report furnished by
Il. W, Kirby, manager SimouS. pdN
Co" Room 3l2 Moluuey luild'uS'
Phone 90. -
pray
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Games Today.
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results.
Philadelphia, 2; Chicago. /,
Brooklyn, 3; ST Louis.
New York, s; Cincinnati. /.
Boston, :, Pittsburgh. q,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-10
Games Today.

Chicago at Philadelphia.
Pittsburgh at Boston.
ST. Louis at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at New York
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-10

kered going to The nineteenth, which
cost him the match