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La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1920-11-20
COMUNICADO DEL SIR. LE-
LEVER, CONSUL DE ME-
XICO EN- SAN DIEGO, CAL.


Sr. F. A.. Mauricio, Director dc
S La Prensa", Los Angeles, Cal.
Muy respectable senior mio-
Atentamente ruego a listed Sc sir
va dar cabida en- su apreciable Sc
manario, a este breve comunica-
do que no lleva la intencion de
entablar una polemica con la per
soma que Sc ha ocupado de mi mo-
desta personalidad, sino ell honra-
do proposito de poner la verdad
| en- su puesto, con motive de un re.
PORTAGE plagado de inexactitu-
des aparecido en- la edicion de LA
Prensa" correspondence al Is de
los corrientes.
\ De acuerdo con la information
de que me ocupO, Su autor, ell Sr.
Fernandez CD persona recien lie
gada a Los Angeles procedente de
San Diego, afirma que en- mis- fun
clones de Consul de Mexico en-
esta propia ciudad, trato despoti-
camente a los compatriotas que
ocurren al Consulate; que he me-
recido con tai motive ell reproche
de la colonia mexicana de este lu-
gar; que manifesto marcado de-
saire a una representation de la
misma colonia que Sc acerco a mi
con ell fin demanifestarme su de-
sagrado, y por ultimo, ell mismo
senior Fernandez, recien llegado a
la ciudad de Los Angeles, asienta
que soy c%iudadano americana.
Me asiste TODD ell derecho para
llamar por su nombre al autor de
especies tan falsas como calum-
niosas, pero prefiero que ell pit
blico dicte su ~inapelable fallo, 81
ell Sr. Fernandez CD Sc r%esiste o
falla al rendir las pruebas que de
sus afirmaciones pide la honradez
y la caballerosidad.
Invite cortesmente a mi gratuita
deturpador para que cite FL nom
bre de n sofa persona que maya
sido objeto del tratamiento des-
potico que Sc me atribuye.
Sostengo con ell testimonio de
os miembros todos de la colonia
mexicana de San Diego, que no Sc
liza reunido en- esta ciudad ningun
mitin de mexicanos para protes-
tar contra mi supuesto despotis-
mo, y me asiste toda la justicia
para llamar burda inventiva sin
ell menor asomo de verdad, a la
historic referente a la presencia
en- Ell Consulate Mexicano de Tin
comite o delegation de naciona-
les con ell fin indicado. pues nj
personal nj colectivamente he re-
cibido, visto u dido NADIA que pu-
diera dar pabulo a tan tremenda
inexactitud.
No quiero discutir la infantiI
balandronada que me atribuye ell
Sr. Fernandez (?) cuando barajs
malignamente los nombres de los
sehores Generates Obregon y Ca
lies, porque mi malicioso detur-
pador sabe de memoria que ha
mentido; que su afirmacion, 81
!bien tiende a producer desagrada-
bles ecos que lleguen hasta los al
Itos funcionarios mencionados, nc
tiene mas valor que ell dicho in
consciente de I'm papagayo ebrio
lrues la seriedad mas elemental
mis- antecedentes, y ell conoci-
miento que de mi tienen los seho
res Generates Oregon y Gales
rechazan de plano la posibilidad
de que Sc me juzgue capaz de in
currir en- torpezas de tan desusa-
do calibre.
lSenor viajero recien llegado a
Los Angeles!: Soy mexicano de
nacimiento, hijo de padres mexi-
~canos. 81 el patronimico Lelevier
es motive de sus dudas respecto a
mi nacionalidad, y 81 Sc empefa
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1920-11-20

calumnia como medic para desfo-
gar sus pasiones.
Soy de listed. senior Director.
muy atento y SECURE servidor,
Ives G. Le1evier.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-19

mcnt ~ Public Works with change
~ title o. Solicitor Ter the Department
uf tho Interior.
section ~ Various national parks
are transferred FROM the Department of
war a. the Department ~ Public
Works and the secretary over tn au.
thority ~ the Secretary Of War IN re-
htion to supervision. control ana adj.
minls'ration ~ national military parks,
monuments and memorials.
section g. Tho secretary ~ author.
lzed to make necessary changes In tho
organization ~ hls department essential
a. economic and offcctual adminiatia.
ton subject TO the approval II the
President. This provision does not
apply 10 the Commission Of Fine Arts.
Department ~ Public Welfare
The Mccormick Bili also created q
new executive department a. be known
ns the Department ~ Public Welfare.
to which IL transfcrrod
"a From Department Of the Interior
office - indian Affairs
United States Indian Service.
Bureau 81 Pensions.
1 Bureau ~ Education.
/ 81 Elinbcth's Hospital
Howard University.
FroemrnH Hospital.
Board ~ Indian Commissioned abul.
ishrd
I 90 From Department of Treasury
bureau ~ War Risk Insurance.
office II the Surgeon General Pub
lic Health sirtice.
Public Health Service.
Itcl From Department Of Labor
Childrcns Bureau.
Wonfn'g Bureau.
ld United States Employees Com
pcnHtiun Commission abolished
ana III functions transferred "a
Bureau ~ pcnsionSl
itU Federal Board Tor Vocational Edu
cation abolished and lbs func
tipns transferred To Department
II Public WclfarcJ
TO United States ntcrdepartmcnta
Social Hygiene Board abolished
and its functions transferred "a
Public Health Servicel
tgl National Home for Disabled Volun
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-19
OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT MADE BY NEFF
OF MAJOR I'D. BARTON'S APPOINTMENT
AS ADJUTANT GENERAL; OTHER OFFICES

cerIng or architectural skill In their
execution.
section o. The bureaus. offices and
branches ~ tn service Ia b. included
In the department are as follows:
ca Department ~ the Interior
General Land office.
Geological Survey.
Bureau ~ Mines
Reclamation Service.
National Park Service.
Division ~ Capitol buildings aud
Grounds
Alaskan Engineering Commission.
ibl From Department ~ the Treasury
Office II Sup,rvising Architect.
(cl From department ~ Agriculture
bureau ~ Public Roads.
For,a; service
tdl Office of Superintendent ~ State
War. and Navy Department
Buildings
lol Rock Cr,lk and Potomac Parkway
abolished and IT, functions trans
fcrrcd Ia Department u Public
Worka)
~ Commission ~ Fine Arts.
Wl From the Department ~ War
Iiuard ~ Engineers Tor Rivers and
llnrbors
Board ~ Engineers Of New York
Cily.
Ofn0r 81 Supervisor Of the Halbm
~ New York.
United states Engineer Offices.
Mississippi River Commission.
California Debris Commission.
Board ~ Road Commissioners for
Alaska
Office 81 Public Huildlngu and
Grounds and Washington Monu.
mcnt
tn Federal Power Commission abol
ishod and ~ functions transferred
a. the Department ~ Public
Nurksl
Tho solicitor for the Department ~
the Interior Is transferred from the
Department 81 Justice Co the Depart
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-19
AdIutant General

M"''" 7. ID. Barton was born In Gregg
County. Toxins IN 1875. His father die,
when he was about ten years az age
In 1890 he moved with his mother II
St Jo. Texas. whore be- attended schno
end learned tho printers trade. At IN,
outbreak II the Spanish American Wa
he enlisted In the First Montana In
fantry and saw active service In IN,
PHILIPPINES with this regiment. ( After
tho war he again engaged In the news
paper business. In 1909 he embarked
IN the retail drug business which ~
conducted until 1908 when he becnm,
a travelling salesman and moved q
Amarillo. Texas. lie followed this ~
cation until the entrance Of the United
States into the World War when h,
argahizcd company IT infantry In tho
Seventh Texas Regiment. which Wa,
later fcdern.izcd and became COMPANY
q OF the ii2nd Infantry. seth Division
which Company was commanded T.
France by Captain Barton. ON October
9Th "a 10, 1918. he distinguished himself
for extraordinary hcr0lsm by lcadinp
his company against a strongly fortified
enemy position. capturing ninety pris
onors and twenty machine guns, ant
after surtfining lyavy casualties am
with loss of all HIS company officcrs
he moyb forward through an iniens,
barrage and established the most ad
vanccd position On the line ~ battle
For this act of hcrolsm h. WIS awarde
the Distinguished S,ryicc Cross by tn
United States Government. the Italian
War Gross ~ Merit by the King Of
Italy and was commended and decora
ted by the Marshal II France. H. WI,
later promoted a. the rank Of Majo'
and served with distinction IN the L. =
Army until October. 1919. lie IN nov
secretary treasurer ~ The Fly barton
Drug Company uf Amarillo. Hc WI
elected this year rs Presidential E.erto.
from the 18th Congressional District o.
Texas.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-19
Mccormick Would
Change Machinery
of the Government

Providing for the reorganization 81
he Department 81 the interior aA the
Department az Public Works. the os.
adjustment n a Department ~ Public
Welfare, u slight reorganization Of the
Department ~ Commerce. the DEPART.
nont ~ State and the Department Of
Justice and some other administrative
'hangos, a bill was introduced into the
senate ~ the United States on Dcccm.
ar by Senator Mccormick u mn.
iois. The blll provides for many
hangcs In the machinery ~ govern.
rental administration In addition 10
hose hoped Tor by engineers In their
mpport ~ "a Department ~ Public
Works. but does not provide for ns
'ompletc a reorganization ~ the De.
artmcnt nf the Interior us was con.
cmplatcd by. and provided for In. the
lunos.Roavis Rill
In short. the Mccormick Bm pro.
idcs for the change of the DEPART.
ment u the Interior IN the Department
4 Public Works. with the following
hangcs:
Section /. \ Secretary ~ Public
Works, salary $4,000 per annum. n
% he appointed by the president sub.
ect to the confirmation of the senate.
Section .. Three assistant scere.
aries VIII hc similarly appointed AT
1900 per unnum.
Section 9. The duty ~ the depart.
ncnt will b. Co foster develop and con.
ervc the mineral, forest. land and
water resources of the United States
nj to administer public lands, parks
md forests. Thc department will have
Exclusive jurisdiction over the design.
construction. maintenance aud repair III
III public works under the control ~
he United States which requires on.
-inocring az architectural skill In their
Execution, except Qualifications and
,,her military and naval works.
Section :. The Secretary NJ Public
Works has conferred upon him the
authority. powers and duties now I'm.
posed upon the Secretary ~ War and
chief ~ Engineers, relating Ia the i'm.
provcmcnt uf rivers and baTbors. pro.
.ectinn and preservation 81 navigable
waters. navigation 81 navigablc waters.
permits Tor bridges over navignhle
waters. supervision 81 harbors Of New
York. repairing of public structures and
all other public works recurring onvin.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-19

her OF the Nacogdoches County Council
II Defense. as County Food Admins.
traitor. ana later as District Food Al.
ninis,ratnr Tor the Second District 81
Texas. lie WIS commjsioned as captain
th" National Guard NJ T"Xns and or.
gHnized company az infantry which
vas given Federal recognition Just prior
% the signing Of the ArmiEticc. lie II
Mason. AN Elk. aud IL member of
the Episcopal Church. Mr.. Walthali
belongs 10 one OF the oldest and most
prominent families ~ the south being
grandson on His fathers side Of Cni.
q. y. Walthall ~ the Southern Confo,l.
racy. and being related through his
mother 90 four former United States
Senators. among them being General
John u. Gordon and Robert Tolmle 81
Georgia Mr. Wal,hall married Miss
}cfs Garrison. Of Garrison. Texas. and
ms one child. son nine years NJ ngs.
For the past two years Mr. Walthall
has neryed ns Clerk " the District Court
Ter the S'iond Judicial District OF
revas. he II n brother To- Jas. ID. Wal.
thall, former Attorney General OF this
state.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-19

departments or independent establish.
lncnt In the District Of Columbia and
The municipal government Of tho Dis
irict The General supply Committee
N abolished The government Fuel
Yards are transferred a. the Bureau of
supply from the Department OF tho
Interior.
Department NJ Justice
The Division ~ Secret Service ~ the
Department II the Treasury. the Office
uf the Alton Property Custodian and the
puw,ra conferred upon the Commissions
cr 81 Internal Revenue with relation To
enforcement ~ the National Prohibition
Act arr transferred tu the Department
~ Justice
Department NJ Treasury
The Bureau uf Comptroller 81 the
Currency Il the Treasury Department
b. abolished and ita duties transferred to
tho lcu'raei Reserve Board Sections 10
and n II hc Federal Reserve Act are
also amcndid
Miscellaneous
Some ofthn miscellaneous provisions
~ tho hillssirc the adjustment ~ thu
office ~ ~ Commissioner ~ Mediation
land Cancellation. his assistant and the
board ~ the m,mc name and the trans.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-19

First official announcement ~ some
az the appointments h. viii make ON
taking the oath 81 office 81 Governor
Of Texas was made yesterday by Gov
ernor.clect Pat NJ. Ncff In formal state.
ment In which the names 81 Major r.
ID. Barton. ~ Amarillo TO be- AdJutnnt
General: Judge Il. N. Hamilton. of Port
lavaca, 10 be- Assistant Attorney Gen.
eral: Joseph n. Myers Of Fort Worth.
10 h. Commissioner of the Bureau NJ
labor Statistics. and II. II. walthali.
Secretary TO the Governor. are men.
toned.
With the announcement 81 each name
q brief sketch 90 the life ~ each of tho
appoiniees Is given. Following are the
sketches:
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-19
tcer Soldiers.
lhl Columbia Institution Tor the DrnE
Deparimenl nf Commerce

tcor Soldiers.
lhl Columbia Institution Tor the Drnt
Department nf Commerce
To the Department Ut Commerce tho
hlll transferred the Weather bureau
from the Department ~ Agriculture.
the Patent Office from the Department
NJ the Interior. the Coast Guard from
the Department ~ the Treasury. tho
Lake SURVEY office from the Depart.
mont ~ War the photographic Office
md the Naval Observatory from tho
Department ~ the Navy. and the IN.
land and Cuastwisu waterways Service
frum the Department NJ War The
Commission Tor the Standardization OF
screw Threads IL abolished and CO.
Junction transferred To the Bureau VI
standards.
The department VI State
tn, Buieua ~ lnsular ana Tcrrl
torinl Affairs In established IN the de-
partmpni uf State and the Bureau oi
lnsulr Affairs of the Department ol
War II abolished.
I;urrau of supply
The Bureau NJ supply. headed by Il
Director II supply. at a salary OF
sl0.00o per annum, Is provided 10 pun
chase supplies Tor uso ~ the executive
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-19

Ter of their powers and duties 20 the
Secretary ~ Labor; the establishment al
the Council ~ National Defense; the
transfer ~ the Solicitor ~ the Treasury
and the solicitor ~ Internal Revenue
and their assistants from the Depart
ment ~ Justice 20 the Department Of
the Treasury. the transfer " the sollol.
o. fof the poatoffioc department from.
he Department II Justice "a the pokt
office Department. the transfer II the
solicitor for the Department ~ Com.
morco and his assistants from the Do.
partment of Justice 10 the Department
II Commerce. and the transfer az the
Solicitor for the Department 81 labor
from the Department &c Justice 10 tho
Department ~ Labor. The Botanic
Garden n plnced under the Jurisdiction
Il the Department Of Agriculture.
II the act IN passosl. and unless
unended. Il will take effect on July 1,
1921, hut appointments To offices there.
IN created Dsny be made prior 10 that
dat Ca take effect July I. 1891.
The short name for the blll Ia the
Department Reorganization Act. 1871.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-19
Secretary 20 t,oyernur

II. 4. walihall OF Nacogdochcs WIS
born In Marion County. Alabama.
1879. lie moved With his parents 70
San Antonio, Texas, IN 1887. where no
received his education In the public
Hchouls and a -. Marys College. For
Fourteen YEARS he WAS a travelling sales
man In Texas. Sir. Walihali WAS Tor
several Years editor of the Garrison
News and served the town of Garrison
as alderman. school trustee and mayor.
lie has ben elected three times as chair.
man cf the Nacogdochcs County Demo
cratic Executive Committee and has
been prominent In the politics 81 East
Texas ior = number of years. During
thu VA Nr. waliilall ses-...s a. mem.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-19
Labor Commissioner

tStDuf toninttsstoUtr
Joseph \. Myers. OF Fort Worth. was
born al Morristown. Tennessee. 1919
Upon the death Of his father In 1875
Dc moved with his mother To Ashivillc
North Carolina where he attended schoo
snd lid newspaper work an the ASH.
vile Citizen" In 1880 h. came To- TcS.
as. locating at Fort Worth. where h,
has resided most of the time sine,
Here he was connected with severa.
newspapers, the last one being the Fort
Worth Register. now the Record liz
was a fireman on the Rock Island Rail.
Rad before taking up the study of llv'.
in 1892 Mr.. Myers WIS admitted To the
bar and practiccd law in Fort Worth
until he was appointed by Governor
Campbell In 1909 as the first Labor
Commissioner of Texas In 1918 IA was
appointed by the Secretary of the ,iite "a
States Department of Labor as Sn,',I
Ueprtsef mtiye ON the Mexican bptder.
having charge ~ the enforcement. Z!
the alien contract labor provisions
Of the immigration law In the States
OF Texas. New Mexico aud Arizona. In
AfAN wv - ~ f'lti AtfAfiAA w AsiiNhI Uutt
Mr.. Myers conduct special investigation
IN the Colorado coal miners strike.
Since that time he has been a commits.
sioncr ~ Cancellation Tor the United
States Department of Labor acilrs in
many strikes and labor disputes thru.
out the United States. Besides being d,
mediator he has. nj the request of both
sides, often served ~ arbitrator. In
1917. he was appointed by President
wilson's Mediation Commission as La.
bor Administrator In the Arizona cop
per mine camps. serving with marked
distinction In this capacity Mr.. Myers
Is a member af the Christian Church
and OF the ll,o,herbool og Locomotive
Firemen and Enginanlcn. lie IN a lie.
long Democrat.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-19
Asslsiani Attorney GENERAL

Judge II. II. Hamilton Il Port Lal
Vaca. waA b. On In Smith County. Tex
University with degree of Bachelor VI
Arts and from the University OF Chicago
with degree of Master of Arts: laugh
school for three years In the public
schools Of Corsicana; WIS Professor O.
Political Science and Economics In Ray.
Tor University for five years resifninr
this work 60 Accent the presidency OF
Howard Payne College at Brentwood
lie took law course In the University
Of Chicago and was admitted Ia the hat
In 1908 and has been actively engaged
In the practice Of law for the past
twelve ycars. the past nine years al
Port Lavaca. lie was twice elected
County Iudgr of Calhoun County. Mr..
Hamilton II member II the Masonic
Lodgc and oi the Alzafar Temple Of
Shrin'rT. In religion he Is Baptist
During the rec eat war Judge Hamilton
scew ~ mamhor OF the i.r-sal I'D
visty Board Tor Calhoun Court. was
Aleal Agcn; so- ~, Government I,
that county anil wau "a a mc'abc, o
tn, Calhoun COMFY Council af y,
Tense he WIS always n proni'ntlonisl
a woman suffrlgist and Democrat.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-05
POLITICAL FUR TO
FLY IN ILLINOIS
AS CAMPAIGN OPENS
LoWOGN AND WOOD epEll8lND.
Frs PLAN BAGEAGE OF ORA,
TORY TO BRING SUCCESS AT
APRIL t3 PREF ERENTIAL PR,
MARY

Chicago, April g. General Leonard
Wood and Governor I-cWdcn, aa can
didate8 for the Republican preaiden
tial nomination, VIII stage The battle
for Illinois tiity-cieht delegates Thu
week Each will move his oratorical
army from Michigan for cloaerange
iire upon the Illinois voters.
The general himself, returning from
Ohio, where he staged preliminary
assault upon another iIForito SOll can
didate, Senator Warren G. larding,
will spend the entire week touring
Illinois by special train. Nonnday
meetings will be held daily III Chi
Cages loop district. Here is his
dOwnstate schedule:
Monday, April 5-Kankakee, Gil
man, Paxton Champaign, Monticello,
Decatur, Clinton, Lincoln and spring
field
Tuesday, April Jacksonville, Jcr-
SEVILLE, Alton, East s.. Louis, Belle
vile. Centralia, Du .luoin, Gafbondale
and Cairo
Wednesday, April 1-Nninaham.
Mattoon, Charleston Paris, DanyiiIe,
Irbana, Farmer City, Leroy, Bloom
ington, PeKin and Peoria.
Thursday, April S-Canton Bush
nell, Macomb. Quincy, Monmouth,
Galesburg and Rock Island
Friday, April 9-Spring ValIcy,
Peru, La sale, Strea,or Joliet, Nor.
ris, Ottawa, Mendoza, Dixon Sterling,
Freeport and Rockford.
Saturday, April 10 BelVidcre, Syc
amcre. Dekalb. Geneva. Batavia, An.
rora, WeSt Chicago and Eisin.
While Governor LOWlen 1@a no
plans for engaging in such q speaking
tour OF the state. he Is throwing all
available orators into The state Cor the
week Among these will be the iii
nois congressional delegation headed
by Senators Medill Mccormick &nc
Lawrence Y. Sherman ana Congress
man Frank l.. Smith, the state chair
man.
George + Porter former proares
sive, will be among hose campaign
ing in Chicago, making his Hc-t ap
pearance at the Women'a meeting to
morrow afternoon in the Goulres.
hotel. The I.oWdoaitos are greatly
,lated over the New YORK. sun anC
Herald poll showing 40 Illinois gov
ernor in the lead in North far0ii1,
despite the fdvorito son, Judge rcte'
C. Pritchard.
The Wood forces are brinaiug MIS-
Douglas Robinson OF New York, :
sister Of the late Colonel Roosevelt
and Mrs. Paul RcWman OF headN1ni
enc of tho South Dakota ClmpaignCrs
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-05
UPHCLS STEERING

BE ALWAYS R!GHT-Spring over.
hauling Of furniture done right by
Geo. BauclIlo Telephone S31X. 1919
Yves Main street.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-05
HOUSES

FOR SALE -Threo nous os IN Es;
Ottawa; al modern improvements:
garage Prices reasonable. MASS
GERTRUDE HhliI'iS.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-05

FOR ShLi,-Very attractive place, so
acres black land and rich; also %
acres pasture. some timber and abIn-
dance OF pure RAINING water; located
within two miles OF court house, OF
tawa, H.; price rlgHt.
W. b. PuSEI. Claus Bldg, Ottawa. III
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-05
LOST

LO&T-An end board for = wagon;
finder please notify undersigned,
suitable reward. WM. NCSIiANE,
Ransom, I'll.
LOST-A pocket fountain pen. in
postotlice last evening. Reward if
returned to this office.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-05

FOR SAl.E--New Groom mouse IN
West ottawa hot Nat.r heat, rata
room ialndry hU' ona cold soft water
on three a00r3; $1,000. MISS CERT,
RUDE HARRIS
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-05

FOR SALE-~S-room house In Center
Ottawa; modern improvements.
hard wood floors in all rooms ana
closets: new garage. MISS GEhIs
RUDE HARRIS.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-05

FOR SALE One q best stock and
grain farms within ten niles OF Of
taWa. goo aeT"s can Dc cultivated, bat
ance IN fine bluegrass pasture; abun-
dance Of pure water; good bidgs.;
Sl7J Der acre. ". +. PUSEY,
Claus Bldg, Ottawa, III.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-05
WEsTEOUNp.
tOuTH6oUNO.

a--nslly except Sunday to MAJ
seillea,
h--JolIet EiniiteS. d
C Morris local. !
d-Ladd ioUGl.
r-PrlGCe!on local. n \
g-princetOn limited.
k-~-Local to ali stations.
MS Sale local.
r.-daily except SundAyt Ladd local
EXPRESS nAnDLED ON ALL CARE
Al Low RATES.
ALWAYS BUY TlCKET5 AND SAVE
MONEY.
TICKET OFElCE OPEN FROM SO
l. M. TO 1895 p. n.
T1CKET FARE az CENTS A MILL
Train Fare or Cash Fare PAID o.
Trains ty Thres Cents per Nile.
Communication Books containing NV
worth OF transportation for t(.ss'
Good TOR purchaser only.
49, 4
interchangeable book good for Se&~
or or boaror and party, containin9
$1,000 worth CT transportation ION
$3.50. sslN
WICKET FAREe TO ggT
CHICAGO
Via joliet, ILL.,, and Chicago L Js''ss
Electric Railway:
$3.50 4s,s W w.; sl.55
tReturn trip imites to ten daysl
yAsr FREIGHT SERVICE
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