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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-25

| can find you the house at the price you
want 20 pay. Let me know your require
ments. CLARENCE g. MARTENS 1910
Bway f5ethl Tells. pryan, 0i0i and 44Ie
YONKERS.--Tsu rooms. paruuet floors, eiec-
trio light. hot water heat. glass porch (;
private garage IN rear; lot 6oxi00. si4.5o0.
IA Nnrlh Hron hNnv. HOfh
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

CAN you invest $4,000? Lady or men with
service preferred: 20 per cent: rare OPP
portunity for lifetime: full security: auto
mobile tires. A 1919 Herald Fulton st.
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nsD ST, 8. ". Corner Madison Av.--Newiy
decorated apartment. | room and bath, $50
up: rooms. bath. 800 up; hotel service
extraordinary value block from park
restaurant. HOTEL ASHTON. Tel Lenox
211
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Borough of Broolsiyn--saic or Rent.


COUNTRY house IN the city; rooms and
bath: garage; laundry. steam heat, par
quet. electricity. four porches: rent Sloo.
202 East 9th st.. F1atbush. Tel. 1913 Fiat
bush.
FOR SALE-iIoUse. IL rooms and alcove.
bath. extra toilet and lavatory; newly dec
GRATED and painted; copper screens, full eize:
awnings. gas. electric, instantaneous hot
water; steam heat; garage, J cars and loft;
lot 43xiJ0; new anchor post fence. cement
driveway; asking $50. 600 Make offer.
OWNER, 48f Ocean Parkway. Flntbush.
Windsor s0S6.
GARAGE for sale: suitable for private con-
Germ: capacity about 40 Apply Columbia
and Warren SITS. Brooklyn. Tel. 1867 Henry.
ONE city lot. residence section. Marlboro,
brooklyn, J minutes from station: viii ak
change for 81 900 Liberty bond; title Rusran-
teen. Rev. T. l.. GARDINER, 12j w. 9Th
st.. Pleinfield, n J.
STORAGE building for sale. equipped FOR
garage purposes. best section Brooklyn
Columbia and Warren SITS, Brooklyn.
Phone Henry 1891.
sTUCCO house. 10 rooms. baths. ali In
provements; LOT Tjx10a; price SOS 900. For
further information phone go Shore Road
18TH ST. between 10th and nth avs. two
story and basement. two families: frame.
II rooms. all Improvements. Rent $50 price
$4,000. cash s. 600. South lsaw.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.


ACCOuNTANT--Bool systematized, audited,
opened; tax specialist; arrangements firms
without boOkkeepers, corporation partnership
accountancy; reasonable. Greene, 1857 Hud-
scn Terminal building. Phone cort 1879.
ACCOUN TANT--Books opened written up,
closed, trial balances, financial reports,
&c; considerable time devoted to individuals
or firms not employing bookkeepers. NJ 5i3
Herald, ESQ broadway.
ACCOUNTANT. - Auditing. systematizing,
books opened, balanced, corporations and
partnership adjustments, tax specialist.
Phone Harlem 1888. Mark J. Fleischer. 1862
ACCOUNTANT wishes clerical work even
ings and Saturday afternoon; good record
best references. Address Accountant, room
1907 Times Building.
ACCOUNTANT, expert; modern systems
keenan,, telephone Rector 1858 or Rich
ACCOUNTANT-Boo opened, closed, taxes;
bookkeeping arrangements. Jacob Sicgel,
ACCoUNTANT--sys installed. audits.
tax reports. part time bookkeeping; mod
crate. 100 Herald, Herald So.
ACCOUNTANT. long, varied experience oil
lines part time. Box 225, Madison Square.
ASSISTANT building superintendent under
stand all repairs and painting. Bonitch.
81 w. 18th st.
BOOKKEEPER CAD 8 years experience. ex-
port, mercantile, manufacturing lines. A
Ills Herald, Fulton 81.
furnish the best of references. Address
M526 Herald. $50 Bway.
BUTLER or valet. Japanese, first class,
experienced traveller, most reliable. com
petent, agreeable disposition, polite, obeuient,
strict abstainer; best city reference. Has.
o w. 0sth.
Observation-Disclosures youth. expert
enced, wishes position; first class eyery
way. satisfaction guaranteed. ASA. IL Con-
cord ct. Brooklyn.
BUTLER, useful. Japanese long experience.
private family, city or country; best refer
ences. Yosa, 341 LEXINGTON Murrny Hin 3sos.
BITTLER and valet, Japanese youth. expc-
rlenced. wishes position; best reference.
II. r.. IL Concord st., BROOKLYN.
BUTLER or valet. English. experienced;
personal reference; would go South. D.,
GTs Lexington av. Phone 1851 plaza.
BUTLER or valet, Japanese. wants position;
long experience; reference. r ESQ Herald,
Herald so.
BTITLER VALET, useful, Wishes position
with bachelor or small private family;
references. il 30 Herald, Heraid So
BUTLER-vA LfT, swedish, experienced. er-
ceilent references, sdesires position: trust
WORTH. st7 z. 52d st. CARE OF Lind.
BUTLER or general housework japanese
experienced, desires position; best refer
ences. Okada, 1857 ~ 59th 81.
BUTLER or butler-coek. Japanese. Y. AZ
Prospect place.
BUTLER or valet, Japanese, wants position.
r. g., $40 r.. 9th ~. -
BUTLER, valet, japanese, wishes position.
private family. Togo, $50 u. 5Tth.
BUTLER, valet. chauffeur: 800 u. O.,
100 W, 54th. -
CARPENTERS, jobbing, alterations, shin
Cling, days work, contract. braun, iii
washington av.. Bronr.
CARETAKER, couple. with girl. wish posi-
tions; city. contry. l.. f., 22s Il. seth.
I.enox 7io5. -
! COOK. Japanese, capable, general house
work; very willing. u 122 Herald, Her
aid sd.
/ COOK, excellent, Japanese. wishes position
/ have cxperiendb; good references. Tnms.
~ Concord e., Brooklyn Tel Main iifi.
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COUPLE (Japanese), vile cbambermnid-
yaitrrss. man experienced cook, " neces-
sary drive car. Tel. Columbus h1f5. sunni.
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.
Above seth st.-5th Az. to North River.

n5TII ST. 200 w.--Offcc, doctor, dentist !;
room apartment. ground floor. SUPr.
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.

Above 18th st. 20 seth 81. Unclusive).
East River to North River.
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New Jersey-saic or Rent.

REAL bargain, Asbury Park, room house,
. baths. suitable for two families, partly
furnished: laundry; electric and gas; CEN
trally located; lot 5oNl00; price $1,000: cash
s.. 900; balance mortgage. Y Ioe Herald,
Herald so.
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Washington Heights. Above Is5th So.
West of Sth A..

FIVE story corner apt. best section Of
Washington Heights; rental $ll $50; price
S65 900. terms TO suit. MAXWELL MoSER.
los Rrondwav
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WILL YOU BUY AT A SACRIFICE NOW?
One OF new beautiful homes in high
and restricted part OF Ridgewood. near sta
ton; prices from $4,000 to $4,000: 500
permanent mortgage. balance easy terms.
W. W. WILSEY Ridgewood, y. J. Tel.
Ridgewood 537.
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COUNTRY BOARD.
Connecticut.

Connecticut.
GREENWICH INN LODGE (Sound Beach,
Conn. l--Sunny steam heated rooms. with or
without baths; excellent menu; so minutes
from New York; golf. saddle horses, fish
ing; reasonable rates.
WILL board children four years ard over.
motherly care, best food, AZ beautiful
Mantle, overlooking Long Island Sound For
further information apply Mrs. THORA
FIlAGNESS. box 243. Mantle. Conn.
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An advertisement IN the Lost and
Found columns Of TIE NEW YORK
HERALD Offers a .reoi possibility Of
recovering pow vA property
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Furniture.

EXECUTORS SALE--FURNITURE
Closing the estate of the late Mrs George
Bence. the entire contents Of 1873 West 72d
st. win be sold, private sale, Tuesday and
Wednesday. October 20 and "a. from 10
until 8; made TO order high grade furniture,
rich hangings, miniature Steinway upright.
Oriental rugs, carpets, antique vases, porce-
laius, paintings by McCord. do Haas, TAFT,
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PATENT ATTORNEYS.

OVER "a years practice: all communica-
tions strictly confidentisii handbook on
.ffics consultation. MUM & Co, ss2 weci.
worth BLDG. n. Y. G.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE
Miscellaneous.


COLORED girl wishes position Doctors Of
flee. Write. call. Lloyd. 115 W. l43d.
DAY work; young woman with boy years
old, wishes position with private family
or days week, or washing, or cleaning;
references. Sprohlees. 423 Z. list ST.
DAYS work--Coiored woman wishes cleaning
or as laundress; reference first class. Ii
IA Herald, Herald SCI.
DAYS work. intelligent middle aged. mar
ried woman wishes cleaning cooking;
no Sunday work T. w, 243 f.. 5sth 1t.
DAYS worker. white, useful anything; have
tools. Signorelli- Jos w. l24th.
HALF time. mornings; colored: reference.
Patterson, 22S w. i3sth
JAPANESE school girl wishes position any
kind; help small family; city. Miss Nit
suye. l15 w. 12Ith. apt. 10.
KITcHENMAID. young Irish girl. wishes po-
sltion. Apply by mall $40 Il. 51st. care
of Brown.
LADY'S maid or ehamberma and sem
stress, French Swiss. capable, visiting. per
manent, hair dresser traveller. packer,
Christians not under SIS to $50; highest
recommendations SAG e. sd. Rockford.
MAID and seamstress English girl: in prl-
vate family; first class references. Call
at ] East 10Th St
MAID, lady's; thoroughly understands her
duties; excellent seamstress. f., 1877 E.
4Tth at
VISITING iady's maid. competent; seam
stress. packer, monding. lingerie sewer;
city reference Write Emma, 3f8 West 18th.
REFINED business lady would give her
evenings any capacity for good home: COM
petent teacher. 1869 Sd av.
WAITRESS. Irish. competent; good refer
ences. or as chambermaid in small family;
s65 20 $40; no agencies Advertiser, $50
r. 115th 81.
WOMAN 10 wash glasses. silver, 6-S p. NJ.
r. T.. box 10. Union square.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

Situations Wanted-Femaie.
HOUSEWORkEIS, dayworkers, cooks. walt
ressce. charnbermaids. Kitchen help, coll
ored. Sealey's Agency, iG1 W. 10th Audu-
COOK and chambermaid waitress; will do
all work for small family; New Haven pre-
ftrred. Apply 4G r. 60th. Phone Plaza b7oJ.
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OFFICES

fifth Ave. and 42nd 81. district Suite OF
offices o. over 1900 50. IT,. 12th floor. sky
iiKht, fine kudlng. Possessiou Dec. tst.
Rental beloisAs4.00.
Tel Murray HI S5t3.
FRANK 4. FISHER CO.,
10 Fast A2-d ~.
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westchester-saie ar Rent.


Eight new attractive houses at White Plains,
n. y. g. and rooms. and baths, ali
modern convcniencea. Prices very moderate
For fall particulars apply WHITE PLAINS
HOUSING CORP. III Main st.. white
Plains, NJ Y.
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PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS
WANTED-FEMALE.


A CAPABLE YOUNG WOMAN.
Bookkeeper and stenographer, secretary of
ten years experience, wishes responsible
position where ability and initiative are re-
CURED; s95. J. G.. 2l7 East I'D st:
BoO<KEEPER. part time, write UP books
daily weekly, trial balances; reasonable.
G JOG Herald. 2sC broadway.
CCMPANION.-- lady OF refinement.
highly recommended. desires position
Companion or nurse to invalid or aged lady
moderate salary; references exchanged. III
10 Herald, Herald SO.
COMPANION--Lady student would be com
panion mothers helper; Tuesdays and
Thursdays must be free for lessons; $40
weekly. II 1873 Herald. Herald SO.
COMPANION, chaperon, governess. manag-
ing housekeeper motherless home, engage
ment desired; refined LADY, former principal;
any capacity. 1869 Sd av
CORRESPONDENT. secretary. translator
English, German, wants position; refined
Credentials. 1869 Sd
FRENCH lessons by native teacher; newest
methods best accent; studio or visiting.
Morningside sl4S.
GovERNESs, experienced teacher, English
branches, French (Paris). German. draw
ing, painting physical care; excellent refer
ences: Mazda. 231 y. I2d.
GOVERNESS-French nursery governess;
most capable. competent in young children's
physical care; highest city references. Mile
c. T.. Jean Dare Home, 253 w. oath.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wanted as governess
outside Long Island in American family.
% North Goth st, Flushing. L. l.
GoVERNEss, French. In a mothcrless nome.
147 Herald, Herald so.
C;@vERNEsS. competent French: entire
charge 2. children. Write D. 43l w. 9Th
MODEL.-Young lady wants position as mod
el for artist department store. Maldo-
nado. 632 Newark av.. Jersey City.
NURSERY eoverness. American, desires po-
sitlon for child 25 older; best reference.
Miss M. Callies. Thornwood. n. Y.
POSITION OF trust to adults or grown chill
dren; experienced traveller; nursing expert
British subject: Protestant. J 200 Herald,
Herald so.
SECRETARY. stenographer. knowledge book
keeping details; charge office: $50. b.,
2096 Washington av.
STENOGTAPHER- SECRETARY, competent.
reliable, wishes position; capable of TAX
ing charge and handling details independ-
entity; high class references. A 1872 Her
aid, Fulton at.
STENOGRAPIIER, ASSISTANT bookkeeper, de-
siros position highest references. A. Z. B..
la5 Prospect PIX. w. Tel. South 5615.
YOUNG lady. former school teacher. wishes
clerical position mornings: speaks French
and German. v 1870 Herald. Harlem.
Housekeepers and Janitresses.
HOUSEKEEPER, visiting, wants position I;
Scotch Protestant, middle age; good refer
ences; where help are kept NJ. G. r., 421
+. 239th St. New York.
HOUSEkEEPER, middle AGED woman, In
small apartment. Malloy, I91 Park av
ESS-Experienced. married woman.
Ia first class apartment house: chill
dren; reference. II 1879 Herald. Herald so.
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Pianos and Organs.

PIANO-Cood mahogany upright. $50. Seen
at CHELSEA STORAGE WAREHOUSE.
420 West 10Th ST.
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borough of Brooklyn.

TO Let--rppcr part OF new two family house.
rooms storcroom: garage; steam heat,
parquct floors. all improvements; rent Sl2o.
$40 6Sth At. Bay Ridge. Brooklyn. Phone
Shore Road 2020.
as TO ~ COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
A. rooms bath and kitchenctte, x75 up
minutes Wall ri. G. GTRARD. els Mon
taRue st.
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CHAUFFEUR. butler, Japanese: excellent
mechanic; position private family; long
experience: best references. KanNeda. 81
Lexington. Murray Hill 1898.
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UR-MECHANIC. Z years expert
ence, wishes private position; drive any
make car; good reference; yeSrs with last
employer; must be sure OF position. Il. l..
Sereneck, 1881 Avenue A.
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CHAUFFEUR, mechanic; several years; tex-
perience commercial and private driver;
moderate salary; highest references. II 81
Herald, Herald SO.
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APARTMENT, seven or eight rooms. two
baths between 18th and S0th sts.: eleva-
tor. telephone service; references required.
] I55 Herald. Herald square.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-01
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed bids will be received for tn"
Block Fifty-six (56). States Addition
to the City of Ottawa. by he Council
of the City of Ottawa until the l2th
day of April. A. ID. 1920, at the hour
of 1870 o'clock p, m, at the City OF
fees In said City. at which time and
place said bids will be puIlicly oDeh-
cd. 1t is es imated that there will be
about 300 lineal feet of II inch sewe-,
$40 lineal feet of inch sewer, 227 en-.
yds. of rock excavation and one man.
hole complete
Said improvement shall be con.
structed and made in accordance with
the ordinance providing for the SAINT
the maps, plats, plans, proilles and
specifications for the same on file il,
the office of the City Clerk of said
City.
Proposals must be made on blanks
furnished by said City and in compli
ance with the instructions thereto at
iached, which can be had on applica
stion to the City Clerk. and must b.
accompanied by cash or by a chez.
payable to the order of the Mayor @
the City OF Ottawa in his official ca
tpacity, certified by responsible.
bank, for an amount not less than /,
per cent of the aggregate of the pro
posal
i.i The contractor shall be paid u
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-01

Wing for California to be present at
the funeral.
Frank L. Natern has bought OF +.
Il Lam5e the old Signer carpenter
shop west OF the t. c. depot and VIII
use it for his display room and ONCE
tor his Minneapolis limo OF FACTORS.
corn shelters. threshing machines,
etc. for which he IS agent for a large
territory.
Next years lyceum course will prob
ably be divided into two sections. a
tall section and a spring section The
fall course of three numbers Will
come from the Redpath bureau in
October, November and December be-
fore winter makes Tonica hall too I'M
comforta Die The spring course will
consist OF Two numbers bought from
tho Emerson Affiliated bureaus, and
one or two others to be added posi-,
bly, the lOmbards again. I MS year
experience will be applied toWard
making the course bigger success in
point CT crowds and enthusiasm.
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Warranty Deeds

Anton & Helena Tissen to Anton 4
Mary Thone ego strip Of ground
10 # wide off + side OF It's b.
Plumb's 4th add Streator, $1,000.
John II & Anna Johnson to Condo
Residori sh ltl3 pit Its Ii II tic bli
Richey's add Marseilles; 5000.
Eddie 4 Bertha Olson to clyde q
Clarence Newton lt2 sub nh sW 4
. 80 3; $1,000
Minnie s Olm8ted to Emma N
Travis n5Oft It's | 2 bis va Sale;
$4,000.
Jacobs to ThoS + Cain ITO bi Villa
Park add Strcator; $1,000.
VIM Gerhard CIV to Farmers d
Merchants State Bank Marseilea ia
Smiths sub &c Marseillcs: $500
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1ONICA.

Miss Marie Stafford is again at her
accustomed place in the postollice.
Mrs. +. Williams went to Chicago
last week tC attend the Mystic Work
ers convention.
VIII G. Miller vas able to CONF
home from the Streator hospital last
Saturday. Mr. Miller has had long
siege of sickness, but now has bright
prospects for an early and complete
recovery.
The basketball game played al
Grandville In return for the Hopkins
Junior play given here week ago last
Thursday was a % to - victory TO-
Grandville. Signer scored ixteen
points.
r. r. Radford received a telegram
Thursday afternoon OF the accidental
death of w. E, kreider at Monrovia
Cal. There were no further partlcu
lars. Mrs. Radtord left the same eve
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FAST MILLING is
STAGED AT AURORA

Aurora. ILL.,. April Till Brennan
had all the better of Bob DcVcre in
ten round battle before a crowd o.
| 500 spec ators at Jack ayers arena
Tuesday night II Vas the fastest
bout Witnessed here in many years.
brennan ard Devcrc staggering in
the eighth and tenth rounds, but Bob
proved plutton for punishment,
There was not an idle moment in the
whole ten rounds. The first round
was even. neNcrc had IA shade in the
eCcOnI and sixth and the others Wer'
all to Brcnnan'8 credit Bin opcne.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-01

stars, when hey FLASHED in hair
raising battle on the East Side ball
diamond. The game was close one
up to the eighth inning Up to TINS
time the score was tied. Il and i, but
as usual, the WASHINGTON school play
ers turned around and COPIED of the
grapes. In the last two innings theN
scored -four runs, which made the
score 10 TO in their favor, Guthrie
considered star AT first base, slight
ly injured his wrist during tac game
Lineup of Washington school: Gill
man. C.; Link, r.; Dean. S.
kroehnke. SIS, Griffith, ID. Ayers, 2b;
Guthrie and Simms. 81, Frcdenburs
IT,. SimmS and EnglC, RI.
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Local Notes.

Mrs. John Becker and daughter
spent few hours in Ottawa yester-
day.
Miss Mary MoiIitt, who attends
business college in Joliet is visiting
here at the home of her father, T..
Moffitt.
Mrs. Henry Thompson and daughter
Edna were Ottawa callers yesterday
Mrs. Fred Corlett and daughter
Sylvia spent yesterday afternoon III
Ottawa.
The Same Old Bunch will give a
private dancing party tonigh! Ill the
American iLegio nhall
Miss Maud Hill spent today in OF
tawa.
S. B. Ebersole transacted business
in Aurora yesterday.
Art Halligan OF Ottawa visited
friends in this city yesterday after
noon.
Miss Hildegardc Rasmussen of Chi.
cago will arrive here tomorrow to
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-01
MAGEE-HEYOLER FIGHT
ENTERS LIAR" PHASE

Cincinnati. April Lee Mago',
professional baseball player, in It
signed statement issued Yesterday
said President John Heydler of th'
National League makes "a willfnl ms
statement" when he says that charges
against the maGnates have not been
filed by Magcc. Masee demands that
if Hrydlcr has any complaint against
him charges ne preferred,
+ am IA professional BAN player and
dcrcnd upon my salary tor living TO-
myself and family said Masee.
You have barred me from mayor
league ball without any charges
against me and without granting me
a hearing.
Il demand that il you have any com
plant against me that yea PREF
charges in the manner provided bN
your constitution ana afford me an OF
portuuity to defend myself under tht
method therein contained,
when YOU say that ! have moi
hlcd with YOU written charges againsI
the masuates YOU make a wull!ul mis-
statement"
Heydlcr's Statement.
New YorE, April l,-Prcsideni Johf
Hevdlcr OF the National League, Mh"
informed how the latest statement Of
Lee MaEoc, said:
TIP to the present time all letter
received at National League head
quarters have been signed by MaGee
attorney and not by the player in per
son. These have been replied to an
the press will be kept fully INFORMED
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-01
CORN MARKET TAKES
SHARP UPTURN TODAY
GRv tho Associated Press }

hicago, April Corn took "A de
eided upward swing in price today.
mainly as a result of bullish estimate
regarding winter wheat \ leading
EXPERT had figured the winter wheat
ere , condition as the lowest for this
ia.e in more than ten years, barrln@
a single exception. Besides his re
port suggested that the consequent
aoandonment Of winter wheat Wonld
amount to the huge total Of 3,ooO.oV =
acres. Opening corn prices. which
ranged from l2c TO IA g. higher, with
Ma, Sl.jSa4 TO Sl.59i2 and July $l52 =
to sI52Le. were followed by a slight
reaction and then by material fresh
uptlrns.
oats sympathized with corn. After
opening sc eff to Sc advance, in.
Guiding July at 79i.c to 12i2c the
market scored moderate gains al!
around
Continuance OF the strike OF Cal
cago stockyard employees ended 70
lift the provision market Business,
however lacked volume,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-01
MARYLAND TO HAVE
LOCALIZED RACING

Annapolis. Md, April THE Burke
Jannev race track bill was finally
passed by the senate yesterday and
now goes to The governor. 1t provides
or a state racing commission, limits
the number of racing days to 100 and
imposes tax of $4,000 a daJ. giving
the state an annual revenue OF $500
0c from this source.
1t is the opinion of many that tao
governor will sign the bill without
delay.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-01
First Use of Ether.

The first successful operation with
ether was performed on Ebcn II. Frost.
who testified that handkerchief sat
urated with the mysterious something
discovered by DR., Morton, was pressed
10 his nose ana he became unconscious.
awakening only To find that n diseased
tooth had been extracted without his
knowing anything about it. The draw
ing or MIR. FroSl's tooth was the ini-
hal operation which preceded the
grand demonstration 1T the MaSsa.
'hnSetts general hospital October l0.
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