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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-31

Los insurrectbs de Cuba no
aceptan la autonomfa que les ofre
cemos. Con ella, dicen, estariamos,
como ahora, merced de la metro
poll NADIA podriamos contra sus
arbitrariedades, ya que seguirfa
teniendo en- sus manos las fuerzas
de mar Y terra y los tribunales de
iusticia
Maestro en- falsear los comicios.
amanaria aqui las Camaras por
medic de sus gobernadores. lluso-
riamente seriamos autonomos Que
remos la Independence. Por la in
dependencia desnudamos nuestras
espadas y juramos veneer 0
morir por la independence lucha-
remos hasa la victoria la muer-
te"
Asi las cosas. opino que debe-
mos resignarnos perder la isla
Perdida para nosotros csta hace
tempo los pjos de las demas ma
clones. CuaRdo Espaiia, dicen, no
pudo ahogar. Ia insurreccion con
un ejercito de doscientos mil hom-
breS, la insurrecci6n es invencible.
No podfa Espafia repetir el esfuer
20, aln siendo Ia naci6n mas po-
derosa del mundo Tddo 10 ha en-
sayado en- Cuba: la crueldad v la
mansedumbre la guerra por la que
IRA Y las copcesiones Pues todo
ha sido en- vano, la independence
es inevitable.
lnutil es va decir a los cubanoS
que la Independence les puede
traer una guerrade razas, altera-
clones sin cuento, tai vez catastro
fes. Nadie, contes.an. conoce par
de nosotros la TERRA Ell que naci-
mos Y la fndole de nuestras gem
tes; sabremos resolver los confic-
tos que surjan, Y cuando a resol-
verlos no acertaramos, no deberia-
mos verter EN- nuestras luchas la
sangre que hemos derramado V ha-
bremos a1n de derramar por sa-
cudir ell yugo de nuestros opreso-
res. No escase0 Espaiia la suya nj
para reducir la isla nj para mantle
merle Ell la servidumbre de CO.
bardes pecariamos nosotros 81, pa
ra redirirla y mantener su inde-
pendencia, nos detuvieramos an
te el tenor de derramar la nuestra
y la de nues.ros hijos
lnltil es tambien decirles que
corren el peligro de que los Esta-
dos Unidos los absorban. No abri-
gan csc tenor; y. cuando 10 abri-
yaran, saben que, midos a la gran
Republica. serian un Estado YER
laderamente autonomo. No ten
drfan entonces una Constitution
otorgada, sino la Constitution que
elloS Sc dieran, no un gobernador
que el POder central les enviara.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-31
DESDE VEGA ALTA
FL emprestito.

Hemos tenido conocimiento de
lue ell emprestito solicitado por la
Asamblea municipal, al Tcsorero
lie la isla. para combatir la in
1uenza. ha sido coneedido cuando
"a la playa va de paso.
Como muy pocas deudas ha con
Sraido nuestro ayuntamiento pa
ga combatir la epidemia, sugeri-
mos la idea de que todo ell So
orante Sc transfera para la cons
truccion de un hospital, que ha-
&c notable falta, V 81 la cantidad
sc considera insuticiente, hagase
$50 de las facultades que confie-
re la ley. aumentando un mfnimo
IN las contribuciones para tan lau
dable fin.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-31
La Semana Santa.

Reina gran entusiasmo para La
celebration de las tradicionales
6estas de Semana Santa.
FL temple catolico ha sido pin
tado interior y exteriormente
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-31
MANUEL CASTRO

Enrejillador de lnuebles.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-31
HOTELES

NATV0kkF CON comedor ssps
V~A|aS ciai para famtlias !,
a1bitaciones en primer piso. Empleados
sducados para el Serv1cio. y serene psrs
sscibir los pasajeros nocturnos. Pro
pietario CON veinte anos en- el negocio.
r. Rodriguss Brenes. San Juan. p q
Box OCT. Tel. 831. Ean Franciac0 s.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-31
Don Emilio Giboyeaux.

Ha dejado de existir el honrado
Y laborioso obrero Juan Emilio Gi
boyeaux, miembro de una muy
considerable familia en- la locali-
dad.
Su entierro fue una verdadera
demonstration del afecto que to-
dos, sin distingos, lie profesabamos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-31
Or. M. DlAZ GARCIA
CON1ULTAg as p n.
OIRUJLA GENERAL
OLNIcA DE ENFERMEDADss
vENEREAs
TOBACCO PALACE
/, DR.. LUIS A. SALIVA

M6dicC Cirujano. farmaceutico. Bac-
ssrt6logo del Institute Rockefeller, Nue.
,s York. Excatedratico de Bacteriolo-
ia de La Untversidad dc Puerto Rico,
Laboratorto de AnAltsiS Clinico y
RactCriol6gico. Medictna General.
Horas de consulta de 10 A. n.
Rio Piedraa. Puerto. Rico
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-31
Ell Arte Mudo.

Muy pronto Sc exhibira Ell ell
cine Recondo v Palacios = la afa
mada cinta La lucha por los mi
llones.
Muchos exitos auguramos los
empresarios, pues esta pelicula OBJ
tuvo atronadores aplausos donde
quiera que Sc exhibio.
Ell Corresponsal.
Vega Alta, MARIO 20.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-13
GUATEMALA REVOLT
A BLOODLESS COUP
Ty the Associated rress)

Washington. April l3-Piivate ad-
vices received here picture the situa-
ton in Guatemala City as trap hat
had been sprung by President Estrada
Cabrera on his enemies rather than a
rebel victory. 1t was explained that
the failure of the president to use the
army to prevent the entry Of the
rebels into the capital was a strate-
gem employed to give him the upper
hand with minimum OF blOOdshed.
Strong government forces were sta
toned at La Palma. suburb. where
President Cabrera Is located. and at
other points from where operations
can be directed that will effectually
close all the exits from the city, the
report said. After the rebels had
locked into the city, Cabrera was said
to have announced to them the CAPT.
tai would remain under siege until
the insurgents sued for terms. The
water supply would be cut of. food
shipments be stopped and only WON
en-, children and other nOn'combatants
would be permitted to pass the line
OF siege. the message added, in order
to hasten a comparatively bloodless
victory iA4 80 ss,G,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-13
AMERICAN ASSN. is
HUSktEST MINOR

Chicago. April l2-"Thc American
Association is unuuostionahly the
strongest Of the minor leagues. de
clarcd Thomas J Hickey, president
of the league upon the eve of the
opening of the season. We are to
open cur nineteenth season OF con- in
uous Ia cball, with the possible cN-
ception Of two months during l9lS,
when We suspended by order of the
Government,
The Association consists OF the
same eight cities thai originally con
sttuted the organization, II has so
remained except two years when the
Toleda club was transferred to tlevc.
land; this is 4 record ncyC" cquallcd
by any league.
Tho playing Strength is greatly I'M
proved Every club has Il reasonable
right TO expect its city TO be in the
race Toledo and Milwaukee aavc
made changes that should make hem
contenders. and | look for one Of the
closest races we have had in many
seasons
The umpire STAFF is good While
We lost tiarj, We have in MCCanNrty
anu SHANNON. TWO men WHO VIA MAKE
up for this loss McCafterty umpired
four seasons alone in the Texas lea
que, and comes to us with fine recon-.
mendations shannon is well known
to the patrons Of the association
we will play a post season series
with ci, her the Pacific Coast or Inter
national league. however our expert
cnce with the Vernon club was such
that under no consideration will We
play them should they be the winners
"A sterling cup is to be awarded to
the city having The largest opening
day crowd, only paid admissions to
count. There is considerable rivalry
between the cities and several are
planning great demonstration At
st Paul last week | found more in
tercst manifested than at any place
| have been for years. They are not
satisfied with winning last years pen
nant. but are going to make a desper
ate effort to land this cup Mr. Nor
ton is planning to award the cup to
the body that brings in the largest
number of patrons. they are selling
tickets in advance. good plan.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-13
MARSEIlLES YOUTH
STARS WITH u. OF |

George McCurdy, who at the pres
cnt time is attending the University
OF Illinois at Urbana and who once
was IA stellar III Marseilles athletics.
Is looming up as real star on the
baseball team this year When the
lllini went south to play series of
games with several southern teams
in Alabama. George was picked as
one OF the men to accompany the
team. At that time he was picked
as a substitute but before the team
returned to the school campus Coach
Clark had to change his mind about
his baseball ability
lMcCurdy went along as catcher.
with kopp as his only rival for the
position He is only a sophomore
and indications point to him being a
promising catcher. On the trip he
displayed more class in backstopping
and pegging than any catcher Illinois
has had in years. kopp is reliable
on the job but much less brilliant and
not so strong hitter. McCurdy's
many friends in this vicinity will be
glad to hear Of his success on the
team
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-13
Probate Court

Fina! Settlement Contest Mary
Nugent-5 day rule-Jacob Juvancic
Cont to Apr l9-Vincent Wyszynski
Cont to APR Ottoman Schmitt-
Christopher Daniel son-John Lilies.
Final Settlement-Dist ord-Est
Martin Wyszynski-S Samuel A Kiner
Matthew Corrigan-H biah Hupp
-Bernhardna Sell--Jas Juvancic-
Sam Canuteson.
Final Settlement-Est Sett--Est
John Lovegreen-Celia Sawyer
Mary Dufield- Mary Friday-t'rances
Juvancic-JOhn Lovegreen--Frank A
Stone-Oscar N Hill.
Rept Priv Sale of Per PITY app
Estate Samuel A Kiner.
Inv App-Est Jos Juvancic.
Acct and Rept App--Est Franklin
d Karl Schrafenberg.
Claim Allowcd-Est Agnes r Wood,
ward + Lincoln s25.
App Bill e. Inv App-Est John Mel
son.
Admrstn--Est Mrs Vienna Gay to
Mrs. Ella Signer. bond $4,000 adj June
term.
Addtl Inv App-Est Mary f Reese.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-13
DARK HORSE WINS
ROLLER SKATE RACE

Chicago, April 13.-Albcrt Swanson
unknown among local roller racers
until Sunday, carried colors of the
home club to victory in the ten mile
street roller skating race of Calerton
\, {. over northwest side streets
yesterday Aided by a handicap OF
three minutes, he led for the en-
tire ten laps. Swanson proved him
self leader of leaders in the roller
racing line
Henry Quirk of Lightning A. G..
finished second aided by Il handicap
of two minutes and thirty seconds.
Paul Quirk. ), Piepgras, Paul Drew,
Leo Glasbrenner and Victor Frasch
covered almost the whole circuit neck
and neck, unable to inch up on the two
pacesetters.
Paul Quirk won the first time prize
finishing the ten miles in 80 A. and
Picpgras flashed past the tape FOR
the second time trophy just a second
later.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-13
LOOK TO CALIFORNIAN
TO SAVE OLYMPIAD

Although Robert Legendrc, nation
al pentathlon champion and winner Of
that event in the inter-allicd games in
Paris, broke his leg in training at
Georgetown university recently, the
Olympic committee Of America ex-
poets to find several sure point win
ners in both the modern pentathlon
and the decathlon events.
According to statements made by
athletic experts on the Pacific coast
Bill Yount of Redlands. University of
California, is one of the most bril-
liant athletes ever developed, He is
said to be remarkable performer.
He is stockily built. weighs about 175
pounds and has wonderful endurance.
At his university he cops off the Der
ries in every event, low hurdles. high
hurdles. shot put pole vault and all.
Yount's best records are ten sec.
onds for the hundred yard dash, 22
feet for the running broad jump, II
feet inches for the pole vault, 80
seconds in the quarter mile. 25 sec.
onds in the 220 yard low hurdles and
AZ feet with the hammer shot. This
remarkable athlete was eager to get
into the national all around champion
ship in the past year, but was dis
appointed at the last moment as he
had never trained for the hammer
throw or the Sc pound weight After
eight weeks practice he threw the
hammer 135 feet and tossed the Sc
pound weight % feet.
Another Westcrner who is being
watched is Artie Tuck from Portland,
Tuck won the national javelin throw
ing championship last September a,
Philadelphia with throw of l72 feet
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-13
MARSEILLES
MISS THERESA PHLLiMORE.
Representative, Branch Office PhilIimore Building

Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Jones and fam
lily of Chicago are moving their house
hold furniture to this city to reside.
S. b. Ebersole went to Chicago yes.
terday for several days visit.
Miss Harriet kusmaul of Chicago ii
visiting here at the home Of her par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John kusmaul.
Mrs. Vern Churchill and daughter
Shirley spent yesterday afternoon in
Ottawa.
Edward Halligan Of Chicago arrived
here yesterday to visit his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. John Hallgan.
The American Legion will hold a
dance tonight in Legion hall Music
will be furnished by ,Johnsons orchea-
ira
Willard Dix and Oscar krOehuke
were passengers to Chicago today.
Emmett Douglas returned to Jolie.
after visit with his parents. MI
and Mrs. William Douglas,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-13
CORN TAKES SETBACK
ON TOOAY'S MARKET

Chicago. April l3.-Corn underwent a
material setback in price today. The
weakness vas due more To lack OF
SUPP ort than To any great selling pres
sure Uncertainties of the railway
traffic outlook tended to make traders
60 slow for the time being, Initial
quotations. which ranged from &c TO
Iisc lower. with May s .t6-l .6til and
July $l.59ia -1j9'2 were followed by
transient rallies. but then by declines
further than before.
Oats sagGed With corn After oIen
ing unchanged to i-c lower, including
July at Sj$s .>6l2c the market suffer
ed moderate general fall
Selling that was ascribed to pack.
ers had depressing effect on proyis-
ions t'pturns in the value uf hogs
were almost ignored.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-13
IOWA TOWN CLAIMS
IT is BEST EDUCATED
(By tho Associated rress. J

Nj Vernon, lathe little college
of Mt Vernon, Iowa, believes in edu.
cation, The people Of this Iowa vii
lago claim the record for the United
States in the percentage of young
folks who continue in school beyond
the grammar school age. \ recent
investigation made in connection with
a father and son banquet shows that
there are only five young men in this
town OF 100 population, TWEEN y.nne
years old or younger who are not in
school or college somewhere Cornell
college is located in the town and
claims the bulk of those who contin.
Ne in higher education, hut tho town
sends its contingent of students to the
state agricultural college. state uni.
Nerslty, state normal school, etc.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-13
DRY LAW FATTENS
PURSES OF MEO|CS
fBy the Associated Press.)

Chicago-The day of the struggling
young physician who worked for wears
on a scanty income while he built up
a paying practice is past, providing
national prohibition continues in
force. according to Captain Hubert
Howard, prohibition enforcement Of
ticer for Illinois.
Instead of sacrificing the best years
of his life to the struggle to make
both ends meet, the young mediCa!
school graduate will now step into an
assured income ranging anywhere
from 800 to $500 a month. This is
the roseate picture painted by Cap
tain Howard.
The present prohibition regulations
limits physicians to 100 government
prescription blanks for liquor per
month Chicago doctors are charging
all the way from 81 to s. for the
blanks
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-13

COLLEGE FLYERS TO
RACE CROSS COUNTRY

New York, April l3.-'Thc Intereol-
legiate Flying association, which met
here at the American Flying club To
discuss plans for the crosstnuntry
air race, to start from Mineola May
7, announced that the government
had offered to cooperate to train col
lege aviators and officially assist in
its air day" II was announced at
the meeting that the college flyers tC
take part in the race include nine
aces. This race is expected to be a
big affair and will attract some at
tention The entries follow:
Yale. Harvard. Cornell. Columbia,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-13
Warranty Deeds

Henry & Susan Weber ct al to Jo'
seph & Elizabeth Riedel It's bis
Brewster's add NineWa Peru 81.
George & Elizabeth * Brennan t.
Geo f & Elizabeth Brennan It's 5 10
Bulls sub &C La Sale; 81.
Master in Chy TO Mary Kanuch It's
, 1 b2l same, $685..
W II Canrad to Philip Verderamo
II bJ4 Yer Coal Cos add Streator;
$1,000.
: John II & Margaret Pile to Tom
Colombo It's bJ3 Yer Coal Cos add
Streator; $ 400,
Marian 4 Alfred Godfrey to VIM
II Munts lt6 b. Moore & Plumbs add
Strcator; 5 800,
Michael Hrtz to Edw 4 Elizabeth
Surrock n100f5 It'll bis Painters add
Streator; $3.50.
Andrew & Elizabeth Balok to Eliz.
abeth Balok It's Is II bS Factory add
Streator; ST.
Andrew & Elizabeth Balok to An
drew Balok Jr It's BIS Factory add
Streator; 81.
Orville H Hanson to VIM + Chap
man pit ltJ b. Leland; 5000.
Lynn A & Ruth c Beardsley to John
VI Carr Its ) ) b2S Rowe's add Sher.
idan; $500.
Anna /. & George RI Vandrc o
Mary q Haskins Its 10 II b26 West :
I'd add Mendoza 81
Mrs, SIENNA Ford to Fred Fl Bor,
cher pit e12 neh; eI2 We nel4 50 g.!
It's Assrs sub sci, % Its 4 ) 6 b.
b : So b5 Copeland's add Ton:ca,
81 .0J652
Jacob d Josephine sawyer to JESSE
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-13
Local Notes.

Mrs. NJ. Marley and son arrived from
Casey. Iowa, last night, having been
called to Marseiles by Mrs. Varley's
death
Miss Stella Richardson of Chicago
is visiting Mrs. Laura Richardson III
Marseilles.
Albert Hines has returned to Chi
cago
Gene Ora wford of Utica visited here
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hudson aac
baby returned yesterday from few
days visit in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Battles and
family, who have been spending the
winter in Atlanta. Ga, arrived here
last evening for visit at the home
OF Mr. and Mrs. Harry Battles. They
expect to reside in this city.
Mrs. Fred Corlett spent yesterday
in Ottawa visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Hemmertt.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-13

S. j. NJ Allen of the physics depart
ment, university, declared he had per
fected an Xray to such an extent
that he could determine the strength
and perfection OF steel with IT,
Or. Allen also declared that he could
measure the length of the wave of the
radiation by the spectrascope. Through
this method he said he could calcu-
late The astomic weight Of the various
metals.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-13
NIGHT NEWS SUMMARY

London-Acceptance of the British
views and agreement to evacuate oc.
rupicd towns by the French was in
timatcd in an authoritative statement
Washington 1.-The Senate voted 81
to to retain voluntary universal
military training in the army reor.
ganization bill
Wasbington-Presid Wilson will
not spend the summer at Woods
Hole. investigation of its facilities
proved unacceptable. it was announc
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-13
UTILITIES KICK ON
HIGH INTEREST RATES
tHy .ha Associated presso

chicago. April 12.-The larger utili-
ties companies if Illinois will petition
the public utilities commission this
week for a hearing on alleged exces.
Slve interest rates asked of the com
panies by banking sydicates. b. f.
Sunny. president of the Chicago Tele.
phone company, announced today.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-13
BElChING
Caused by
Acid.St0nlach

Let EA1ON1C, the wonderful modern stom-
-ch remedy. give you quick relief from DIS
gushing belching, tood-repeating indigestion.
bloted, gassy stomach. dyspepsia. heait-
bum and o.her stomach miseries. They arc all
caused by Aeid,Stomach from which about
nine people out OF ten suffer in one way OF
another One writes as follows: Before l
used kATOSIC, | could not eat bite With
out beichipg it right up. sour and bitter. |
have not had bit OF trouble since the
frat tablet"
Millions are victims OF Acid. Stomach with.
out knowing II. They are weak and aillng.
have poor digestion. bodies improperly nour.
ished although they may cat heartily. Crave
disorders arc likely to follow II a. acid
stomach is neglected. Cirrhosis of the liver.
intestinal congestion, gasritis. catatrh of the
stomach-tbe,e are only few OF the many
ailments often caused by Aeid-Stomaeh.
A sufferer from Catarrh OF the Stomach OF
II years standing writes: l had catarrh of
the stomach for II long years and never
found anything to do me any good = lust
Temporary relici-until I used EATONlC. II
Is . wonderful remedy and do not wan. to
8 be without It,"
N vov are not feeling quite right - lack
eocrsv and enthusiasm and don't know Just
wbese 10 locate the trouble-try EATONlc
ana see how much better you will feel in
every way.
your money back ii you are not satisfied
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-13

ed. No other summer White House
has yet been selected.
Windsor. Ont.--Jimmy Wilde. Brit
ish Hyweight champion outfought Zu-
III Kid OF Brooklyn in ten rounds.
premier Millerand assured
the Earl of Derby British ambassa,
dor that the French would evacuate
all German cities simultaneously
and that conditions existing when
France interviewed would be restored.
Des Mones-Earl Caddock won a
finish wrestling match from Wladek
Ibyszko in two straight falls.
Chicago-The Appellate court up.
held the right of a newspaper to pub
fish or disregard matter. according
to the papers determination of its
news value.
Peoria. lll.-Johnny Griffiths out
pointed Jack Coyne. Leo Snyder beat
Kid Hogan.
Galveston One was killed. twenty.
five injured and thirty homes demol.
ished in a tornado at Melrose. Texas.
says the Galveston News.
London-Dowager Viscountess VOL.
esey. widow of the famous field mar.
shall and a brillian society leader.
died.
Berlin andemonum reigned on
the bourse. Blocks of stock were
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-13
Wall Street.

New York, April l3-In addition to
sugars, which scored overnight gains
of to 20 points, various issues in to-
days stock market which rumor asso-
ciates with impending stock divi-
bends. were taken up by pools. High
grade oils rose to 3 points, ship.
pings TO :. and minor or ndepend-
cnt steels aud equipments to g.,
Motors and their subsidiaries were in
clined to advance. but dealings in
that group were relatively light and
rails were altogether neglected. For
cign exchange was Steadier and call
money opened at per cent but lib
erty bonds and victory notes estab
lished new low records
Livestock.
Chicago, April l2.-EIogs: Receipts
3 1900; held over l,liS; little doing. a
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-13
Produce.

Chicago. April lo.-butter higher,
creamery 6-63c,
Eggs Eligor; receipts 1876 cases,
hrsts ia-i0t2; ordinary firsts 36-%7c,
at mark, cases included @7ls.23 '2c.
Poultry Higher; alive springs
&Sc, fowls III 4C.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-13
Circuit Court
Chancery Orders

1854 Barley VS. Barlow-Mo by A II
Shay to recall execution & quash
levy &c made Jany 81 sustained
aud execution recalled and levy
quaShed.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-13
Today's Markets

few sales around 25c higher; average
cost yesterday STATE
Cattle-Receipts 1000
Sheep-Receipts 1000.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-13

practice. He has hurled the discuss
IA feet, made - feet in the running
broad jump and has run 200 metres
in - seconds
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-13
Potatoes.

Chicago, April l}.-Potatocs weak
err, receipts twenty-five cars, North
cru Round White. sacked $500 dit
to bulk s6.H0.G1j; Kings, sacked $50
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-13
INVENTS X RAY
THAT TESTS STEEL

tBy the Associ4;@.. .'7ess)
Cincinnati. Ohio-In lecture at tho
University of Cincinnati recently. Prof