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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-30
DENY
OF NEGROES
ON ELECTION LAWS
State Statutes Made With
out Regard to Race or
Former Scrvitudc.
BEE TIRES OF INSULTS
ON "HEARSAY" REPORTS
Black Ordered Preserve Quiet
or Leave Committee Room
by Seigel
nv Associa,ed pressI


WASHINGTON. Dee. - Southern
'nembcis or Congress today denied
statements made By representatives.
of the Society for the Advancement
or color.G People. WHO. in asking
Congress to GU, down the spportion-
men; or tn. Southern states. alleged
ue in the South under existing cleo
tion iaws.
Southern ConEr ss,nen declared
that laws were made In tn. South
without regard to race or previous
condition OF setv!,uda" In cases
where there we're complaints. the
CongrcHsmcn added. tho negroes
should t.,ke the alleged d.scr.mina-
t!ons TO the courts ana not to Con-
ercss. y whole people should not be
punished. they asserted. because. per
hans. In ON" o. two Instances there
were complaints
Representatives. Of tn. society were
tcs:itying tecorc the census com init
tee considering congressional reap
po!ntmcnt. They declared that the
laws Of The Southern states are 30
wcrded as 10 comply with the Fed
ant nftccnth amendments, out in their
the ballot boy.
Bee Tires OF Insults
Representative Bee. Democrat
Texas. declared he was tired OF
states being ''insul,cd" on "hearsay''
reports. Representative Aswei,. Dem
ocrat. Louisiana. declared no discrim
ina'ion was practiccd IN the South
land. and Representative larsen
Democrat. Georgia. said 1866 negroes
We're registered l.. his hoEne town.
There was no Republican State ticl.c,
III the November election in Geor-
g!a. ne said.
One spectator during the testimony
of william Pickcns. field secretary
of the National Association tor the
Advancement; OF Colored People. in
sisted on getting into the discuss ION
and was finally told by Representa-
tive SicEa!, Republican. New York
chairman o! the committee, tina: lie
would have TO sit down and keen
quiet or leave the room. Pickcns had
stated that one white man in Vir-
ginia had been the subjec; OF dis
elimination because he was a Re
publican" bu; OH being pressed 70.
the name OF the man and the town
by Chairman Siegel. admitted his
statement was based on 'hcarsav' re-
ports.
.'Dcnicd'' Right in Columbia.
Negro women in Columbia. = c.
were denied the right To register and
some of them were disqualified under
the educational clause OF the States
Constitution. Pickcns told the com
rni;tec. Thirty-two OF these women
have begun proceedings against the
registration officials in the courts. he
said.
Walter T.. White. ass!stan sccrc-
tary OF the association. charged that
Scvcra! thousand negroes Rad been
prevented from voting in Jackson
Vile. Fla. although they were uuali-
fed. He declared that 1000 members
Of the "Ku KluX Klan" had paraGcd
the streets there on the Saturd~V
night preceding the election. III .li
attempt to terrify the negrosa ami
Keep them away from tho polls. lie
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The best short Holiday trip, Rich
n,ond !, R@altsom1,ore, @ York Riyers Line,
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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-09
WAR TALK AND RAIN
EQUALIZE MARKETS

Chicago, Aug. 9.--Iiigher prices For
wheat resulted today from European
war developments Buying, however,
was only of IA scattered sort. ana me
advance was not we'll maintained.
Extreme weakness of sterling eN
change had a tendency to cheek bull
ish sentiment. Opening quotations
which ranged from 2 to az higher
with December S2,35 to S236 ana
March 1893, were followed by a mod
crate reaction.
Rain reports firm Illinois largely
countcrhalanCed in the corn market
the hulish effect of war talk. After
opening unchanged to &c higher, in
GLIDING September at $l.4S4 10 $laa
and December l23A to l2iI, prices
bulged all around but then lost nearly
all the advance.
Oats were governed by the action
IF corn starting &c TO sc higher.
September 734c TO 73hc, hardening
still more and then reCeding TO below
the initial figures.
Strength in the hog market kept
provisions steady Demand however
was lacking,
Livestock.
Chicago. Aug 9.-EIogs receipts,
$4,000: held over Ash. early sales
l0c to l5c higher than Saturdays av'
erage: 1888 paid quality fairly good:
average cost Saturday 1870.
Cattle, 5000.
Sheep, 10000
Wall Street
New York. Aug 9. Rejection of the
allied truce terms by the Russian
soviet government caused sharp
decline in stock prices at the open
ing Of the market today. Freight eX-
change rates also reflected the stu
alton in an acute fashion, sterling
falling several cents. The improve
ment in local banking conditions re-
nected by Saturdays clearing house
statement was lost sight of in the
hurried selling of stocks. In the first
half hour losses ranging from | TO D
points were general. Baldwin, Nana-
dunn. United Fruit, Mexican Petro-
leum and Pan-American were the
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-09

loheisel Of Joliet, champion light
weight wrestler of the world. and Cy'
clone Williams OF Ohio. at 1873 poun l..
VIII be the feature event Of an atm
ltiic sAow given by the Marscillcs
post oi the American Lahian Thurs
day night ut the American Legion hall
in that city. The show Is EXPECTED 10
be one of the best ever staged in this
part Of the country. Tho tact that a
champion will Wrestle at the show
is sufficient to draw Il large attend.
auco.
Besides the match between thu
champ and Williams, Jack Carpenter
viii ussle with Ralph Dunnam in a
match until one proves. superior to the
other. The men viii Twrcslle at lSp
pounds. Ny Milan or Ottawa chat
longcs the winner of this match, to 4
match to be staged in the near future,
Previous To .hc wrestling matches
n boxing bout Of eight rOunda Will be
STAGED between larry Jones OF Mar
sulcs and George La Rctte of Rock
island, Both Young men Will night at
l26 pounds. and are said to be IN per
feet condition. Everybody is request
ed to attend the bouts.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-09
VARDON AND RAY
DEFEAT LORMS-WHlTE

Toledo. Ohio. Aug. Harry Nard0n
of Tottcridge and Ted Ray Of OXeY
defeated Charlie Lorms Of Invefnes
and Dec White Of Sylyania , and t
in a best bah match at eighteen holes
yes erday afternoon over the lnVer-
ness course.
Vardon and Ray had a best ball Of
60. 33 out. against Il g home wait"
the Toledo PROFESSIONALS best ball
was y. &c each way.
Bobby Jones. the young sou acrl
dark horse" OF the coming tournd-
mcut shot Z. in Il practice round over
the Inverness course. Leo Dic2Cl, nj
cago. had a -; Douglas Edgar Caha'
dian Omen Champion, went the route
in II. and Mike Brady, Detroit. shot Il
-. Chick Evans. Alex Ross, Tom Nc
Namara, Dan kenney, ana many o-her
well known prUto sSionulS and anna
tours. al o practiced at kept no score.
The decision OF the t. :. G, \. TO
Except the many tardy entries which
have been coming in since the dat
set for the closing OF entries has per
mittod forty.four more players to cn-
ter and The pairings are being made
all over again and viii be announced
ana posted today
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-09
Today's Markets

weakest among the industrials while
Union Pacific. Louisville and Nash
vile and the LaCkaWanna led de
cline in the railroads.
Produce,
Chicago, Aug. . Butter higher
creamery. f3o2kc
Eggs higher. receipts, 1.9s2 cases
lirsts, 46-47c; ordinary iirst', i2-t3c
at mark. cases included, i@-4bc. Stoi
age packed firsts, iS'4Siec.
Poultry Alive unsettled. fowls. 8
I6c; springs, 3S-40C.
Potatoes
Chicago, Aug. 9.--Potatoes weak
receipts, 1G cars: Virginia cobhlerS
$6-625 hrl; Jersey cuihlcra. $5.t'-3. |,
cwt, Kansas and Missouri eafl'
CkiuS, $3-325
Liberty Bonds,
New York. Aug 9liherty bono
prices at noon today were, 3i2s
g0.S6; first Is, S.. 40. second Is, Std
first 44s, $3.50; second i'4s. N4.I0,
third 4i.s. SS54; fourth ii.s, N3l2,
Victory 34s. 9J.6t, Victory 49,
% 6t
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-09
REDDICK'S LIBRARY
X MATTERS X

Packard Further adventures Of
Jimmy Dale. Very good detective
stories.
Reeve: Best ghost stories
Richmond. Red and black Fair.
ROLAND: Colas Breugnon Burgun-
dian Roman ROLAND is to author
of Jean ChrittOphe considered the
best French noval of the 18th century
Steiner. SanCtus. Spiritus and co
The author is well known here
Tallentyre: Love laughs last,
Wells Carolyn Man who fell
through the earth.
Waymau Great House
White; owner Of the Lazy D. A
moving picture sort Of western story
Wi'lBio. Forbidden trail A story
Of tho Arizona desert
Wode house. Damsel in distress. a
romant, tale with some humorous
and exciting situations and quite rea
people,
Wylie: Hermit doctor Of Gaya.
good story Of India.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-09

The western story i9 usually beht-
tied and derided, but it is neverthe-
less always clean and wholesome.
Haggard. When the world shook
Not war story A tale of wild adj
ventures part of centers around two
inanimate beings enclosed in crystal
collins in a cave on an island in the
south Pacific. The supernatural
plays a part
Hearu: Chita Lafcadio Hearn
hasn't written some beautiful things
of the east Il haven't read this nneD
Henry Waits and strays Odds
and ends of q. Henry's stories.
Henshew Cleek Of Scotland Yard
A detective story
Hichens: Mrs Marden Inferior
to most Of the authors works.
jenkins: John Dene of Toronto
A submarine chaser story.
jerome. All roads lead to Calvary
Very good.
Johnston: Michal Forth A. mix
ture Of historical and a psychic nov
ell Inferior to the majority Of the
authors stories.
Kelland Hidden springs, Fair.
Knitbs. Ridin' kid of Powder riv-
or. Very good in characterization,
pct aud setting.
Kyne; Green pea pirates A sea
yarn
Laing Man with the lamp The
a. l., a booklst says, There is first
class entertainment and amusement in
| this war book. and somcting deeper"
Lee; Rancoat girl A PoIlyanna
sort of story although less juvenile
! I.clevre: Smonetta. A quaint
love story laid in the city Of Florence.
Locke: House Of Balthazar Not
as good as some others by this well
known English author
Mccall Christopher Laird
Macfarlane: Exploits Of Bilgc and
Ma. Good Fun Appeared in Sat
urday Evening Post
McGrath: Man with three names
McGrath; yellow typhoon IIar
old McGrath has been turning on'
some very good mystery and dctcc
tive stories
Martin: Martha of the Mennonite
country Another Pennsylvania Dutcf
story by the author Of "rillic Men
MONTE maid"
O'l'ricl Great modern Engiisf
stories.
Oppenhcim Great impnrsOnation
Another secret service story. The
author has written ffty.nvc and wa
IN the employ Of the British Score
, service.
4
( Packard. Adventures Of Jmm!
ADale.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-09
Local Notes.

William Lane and John Douglas
spent last evening at Starved Rock.
Miss Anna Corrigan and Walter
Wills attended the ball game in OF
tawa Yesterday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs ~ Langlois and Julia
Mathews spent yesterday visiting
friends in Ottawa.
Miss Jennie Jacobson of Moline.
arrived Saturday for weeks visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lerette return.
ed fom Iowa.
Miss Ellie Andcrburg went 10 Wi
mona Lake. Ind. today for two weeks
vacation
Mrs. Stevens and son are visiting
at the home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs, August Mutter.
Mrs. Roy Wernstrum and Mrs,
Myrtle Johnson and son returned
from two weeks visit in Armstrong.
Iowa
Mrs Abbie Quinn returned to her
home In Moline afte ra visit fifth rel
atves here,
Parr Rhimes, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
AL Rhimes of north prairie had the
misfortune today Of running pitch
work through his righe foot The in
jury lis quite serious and he Is suf
fering considerable pain.
Lloyd Tucker and son of Iowa. who
have visited here for the past week
went to Quincy, H., today to visit
friends.
Mrs Fox and daughter Lorraine
returned to Chicago today after a
visit at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Elmer Sparks.
Miss ena Loot and Mr.. and Mrs.
Tress of Chicago spent yesterday at
the home of Mr. and Mrs, Emil
Schmitt. os@
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Iverson and
children spent yesterday at Sulphur
Springs
Mr.. and Mrs James Carney OF Chi
cago visited Yesterday at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith.
Sam Eppstein visited friends in
Streator Yesterday,
Miss Bertha Logan resumed her po-
ston at the Kroehnke jcweIry store
after O. weeks illness
Mr. and Mrs. r. l. White spent yes
terday in Seneca.
Mrs George Phillimore and daugh
ter Morette returned from a two
weeks visit in Chicago.
Mora Buchanan and Miss Reed at
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-09

the crops are fine down there,
Mrs. Everett Crogair shipped in
La Sale Saturday,
Miss Queenie Bell Hickey shopped
in La Sale Saturday
Mrs. Geo Reynolds visited friends
in Ottawa.
Miss Ncttie Sykes has returned
from Chicago after a two weeks visit
with relatives.
Quite a few Of Utica people went
to Mckinley rark Friday night 10
hear the Hoffman orchestra from Pc
ora play,
Wright ESmond was transn acting
business in Ottawa Saturday.
Mrs. Lottie Whipple has been Wis
itug her son Warner Whipple and
wife of Waltham returned to her
home in La Sale.
Miss Lydia Piercy shopped In OF
tawa saturday.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-09
MARSEILLES
MISS THERESA PHlLLlMoRE.
Representative, Branch Office PhiIIImore euIldlnS

tended the dance at Starved Rock
last evening.
Mrs. James Corrigan attended the
ball game at Ottawa yesterday after
noon.
Misses Violet and Verda Lee spent
last evening at Mckinley Park.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mccormick
and daughter spent last evening at
Starved Rock
Mrs Joseph Hudson and son re
turned Saturday to their home.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Maruski and
Alvcra Narety. George CRANKY spent
yesterday at Starved Rock
Mr., and Mrs. Thos Worrell and
at Starved Rock
Mr. and Mrs. Lial Rasmussen and
daughter spent yesterday at Starved
Rock
Mrs. Amelia McCurdv spent yes
terday in Ottawa at the home of Mr.
and Mrs Burdette thomson
Marie Mccormick went to Moline
Cor a several weeks visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wolfe Hagy and Mary
S;cbring spent yesterday at Starved
Pock.
Mr. and Mrs Jacob Carpented of
StrcatOr were guests yesterday at the
homo of Mr. and Mrs. S. T.. Thorn
berg.
Werner Carlson returned 10 Moline
after n few days visit with friends in
this city.
Misses Julia Morrison and Coda
Miller attended the ball game in OF
tawa yesterday afternoon
Misses Nerna Reed, Mary Monnett
spent last evening in Streator
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-09
SULPHUR IS BEST TO
CLEAR UP UGLY SKIN
Irritation and Breaking Out Often
Healed Over Night, Says
Skin Specialist

Any breaking out or skin irritation
on face, neck or body is overcome
quickest by applying Mcntho- Sui
phur, says noted skin specialist,
Because OF its germ destroying prop
critics, nothing has ever been found
to take the place of this sulphur
preparation that instantly brings ease
from the itching, burning and irrita-
tion.
Mentho-Sulphur heals eczema
hight up, leaving the skin clear and
smooth. 1t never fails to relieve the
torment or Disagreement. A little
jar of Mentho- Sulphur may be OBJ
t2ined at any drug store. 1t is used
Ekosc cold cream.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-09
Or. Grcnfcii and others.

Among the new books tere is al
ways ono or more biographies Of I'M
usual Interest. Following are some
Ct cur recent ones:
Grcnfcll; Labrador doctor Quot
ing review, THE author Of this au
to biography modoEtly says: Thirty
two years spent in work for decp.sea
fishermen. tWonty.Scvon Of which
years have been passed in Labrador
and northern Newfoundland, have no.
Ccssarily given me Some experiences
which may be helpful tn others 1t
IL indeed q record of service and the
author reveals himself az humani-
tartan IN whom love for his fellow
men and religion are evenly blended.
He reveals the keynote Of his life,
Char Hood Abraham Lincoln. This
book WAC published some time ago.
lat was purchased only recently. 1t
is by a Britishcr Of remarkable schOl-
argh D. The nation says that in many
rcSuc cts it may be pronounced the
best Of the Biographies yet produced.
We found il diHcuit reading and final
~ concluded that the following crit.
| iN,SmB from The American Historical
/ review explained the situation, III
| IL Intended for the intelligent wheth
| or th"y ARE inf )tmcd or not, but not
for the informed unless they are in
Laaesr: 3.e,wsq, 81 4sd me. An
'obiosi iphisr : WI FL vsnjoyed b,
ad,nlrnrE ~ Harry Lander. Not az
rood ,Q Z, fpfuatrcl In France
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-09
OTTER CREEK

Miss Beck OF Streator visited few
days at the Frank Peterson home.
Miss Hazel Harder left for Cedar
Rapids Sunday evening for couple of
weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Ad
Pool
Mrs. Herman and son Theodore
spent Sunday at the home Fred
Benckendorf.
Mrs Moore and daughter Willmea
visited few days at Mrs. Moore
daughter west Of Streator.
Mrs. VIM. Renicke OF Ransom spent
couple of days at the Charles Rem
icke home at Richard Crossing.
Lewis Hammond and wife visited
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-09
Today in the Court House
Transactions Business OF the Circuit
County Prob Tribunals.

s. Y Its and ?, b, II, Nests add.
Tonica; 81 500
June .. 1920, John Scorby and wife
to George Scorby and wife. e. - Il ii
8. ". /. b. /. Painters add Streator,
$40.
July l3. 1920. William y. Boyce and
wife to Richard +. Knott, Its. >. 3, 4, ,
anal reserve warehouse l.. Il w +.
Co add Marseiles; Its, /, 2, 3, A Com
mercial Warehouse block l. & W +.
Co. add Mal3eilles. W 100 #. of 1t.
A and D in Clark &, Underhill's add
Marscilles; $l1,0G@
July Il. 1920, Michael Joseph Kari
ct al 20 Andrew Hamilton Karr and
wife ct al. $. It, ID, sub. y. {, I. s. ".
a 36, 81. 3. Streator,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-09
'ZUPP" CALLS GRID
STARS FOR PRACTICE

Crhaua. H. Aug. .. Coach zuppke
Cf the University of Illinois football
team has issued call to his squad
to report tor first preliminary practice
en- Illinois field oSpt t..
The llini schedule this year calls
for soycn gaines, as Drake university
has been added to the schedule Tor
the first game of the season Oct Il.
Drake takes the place of Purdue,
which is not on the ILLINOIS schedule
for the first time in "A number of years.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-09
STAR MOUNDER HAS.
AN OFF DAY; JOLIET.
NAbS EASY VICTORY.
GUNkEL FAILS TO SHOW USUAL
FORM AND RlVNEAS PROFIT
ThEREBY-W SENT IN TO
SAVE A WORSE DEFEAT-SCORE
& TO ).

N~itL rurl, oi of form tho I0lflt
..., or.
hNh'"H' III '''''i ''"'" "''i
at the North side lot yesterday dttci
noon. had easy going against the fan
foam, md closaa tbn combat which
-, ,.,,,,, of ehaut
"d' t''Ecu "''o''
1000 rams, with a 10 NlclolF'
Gunkcl was allowed to hang onto
the mound until the sixth frame. when
he was pulled and Nrona sent i'll 10
replace him. EIGHT hits were gar
nered Oft the crstwhilc slab s.ar IN
the six innings he performed Four
OF those swats came in the sessloA
Wrona got the s. O. : with inStruc-
tions to save what he could OF the re-
manning battle. Aside from his
taStclcss control, Gunkel helped
dampcn the ardOr OF the bugs - III
listless manner he conducted himself
on the diamond. There was charge
of "lotbing' and "loaIins' hurled
Gunkelwari when the fans were At
white hcathyelI his apparent ennul
and apathy
Wrona Ieported himself well in the
final innings and held Joliet Scorclt@'
while he served EN- to the Rivneas.
There is a feeling among the crowd
who saw the game that Wrona could
have prevented a defeat had he been
sent in in the beginning. Gunkel in
the first inning evidenced signs Ct oil
form" In that stanza Joliet scored
two runs. Fox was the first man mp
ana shot a erounder over to FItzpat-
l., - h.,
putou.. paderina was hit in the back
hon, t4pfH.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-09
Warranty Deeds

Aug. G. 1920, Joachim Gorgol and
wife to Fred Malgai and Felix Keys
SEX, 1t. e, b. s. Id Sale Center add.
Peru; 81
July rs. 1920, William J Finnan TO
Christine korte ct al, It. s, b. a., La
Sale, $4,000.
Aug 6. 1920, Joseph +, Liss and wife
ct al to John and Josephine Pellizzer,
!. .6S Murphys sub. etc, Oglesby, 81.
Aug. 7, 1920, Charles A Morel and
wife to Walter H. Il Steidle, ut. of 5.
G. 4, 8. 80. 3; $4,000
Aug. 3, 1920. Eva Glonne AllgOo |
and husband to S. Lucy Clum. 1t. : ami
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-09
UTICA

Mrs Susie Lisles shopped in Otta.
wa Saturday.
Mrs Pete Brennan and little girl
called on relatives in La Sale Saiur-
day.
Mrs, Larl Dimmick Of Twin Bluffs
aud her mother, Mrs, Howell, were
shopping in La Sale Saturday.
Fred %eiifert transacted business
in Ottawa Saturday
Mrs SOPHIE Kayser shopper in La
Sale Saturday.
VIM Fowler and Dee Bennett have
returned from Louisiana they report
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-09

at George linn home Sunday after
noon.
Ella Moore helped Mrs. John Gleims
with the threshers last week.
j. Ward Smith and wife and son
Donald called at the n. j Horn home
Sunday
Mostly everybody is starting thresh.
ing this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il G. HARDER and chill
dren Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Bcncken'
dorf, Mr.. and Mrs r. r.. Harry. Mr.
and Mrs. Taylor Jones, Edw Jones
and dauhgter Carrie, Gertrude Benck
endorf and Reuben MISSED motored to
Deer Park last Sunday and spent part
Of the day.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-09
To Remov. Label.

DO not attempt to remove n label
from cloth by wetting 1t. Simply
draw the cloth In bias direction.
first one way, then the other. and
1t will come Off quickly. leaving the
cloth clean and without injuring the
fabric.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-09
Mrs. ReIshaW Dead.

Mrs, j. r. Belshaw. aged 81 years
who has resided here for the past
two years at tho home OF Mrs, Anne
liza Outmau, died Saturday evening
at II o'clock after a several months
illness The body will be shipped TO
morrow TO Fairdale, H.. for burial.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-09
CLAW Works Head Fined

r. NJ Goodman, manager of the
Chicago Fire Brick Co in east Mar
settles was fined SIG and costs Satur-
day by Magist rate Nicholson. Com
plant WAS made by Harry Wheeler,
an employee of the factory who
CLAIMS Goodman refused to pay him a
check past due for two weeks. The
fine was for disorderly conduct,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-09

Stolen bases -ArCn, swanson, Bas-
sott. Sacrifice hits Wolfe, Padcrina.
Thrce-basc hit Jacobs. Double plays
William to Fitzpatrick to Sheldon,
Ryan % Schmeitz to Aron. llits--On
Gunkcl, y, of Wrona, 2; off Ryan, 9,
Hit ba'Sman-By Gunkcl, RYAN. Um
pirc Barnhardt.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-09

Games Today.
Washington at Chicago.
Philadelphia nj Detroit.
New York at Cleveland.
Session Il st. Louis.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-09
GRAIN QUOTATIONS

Chicago market report furnished by
&. w. Kirby, manager Simons. Day
4 Co. Room 3l2 Moloney Building.
Phone IS.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-09
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Yesterdays Results.
Chicago, ,; Boston, .,
Detroit /, New York, 0.
Cleveland, i; Philadelphia, o
st. Louis, 81. Washington, 81.