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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-02-27
Chief / Points In Notes On
Adriatic Situation

= T Adae oors.pe~ds~Os made Public BY s State Dspsv-
mont i.eAsdss.
Is subscribed By FrsacA British American Geverr
men embracing sslstoa the Adrtaue prsbsn
sters revising the original Of settlement approved Pre-
misr N behalf Of Italy submitted 70 The Jssessv ds
CATION This variance with the original jont nsts
Of December In that II conceded
) eerdar along the eeast connecting Italy
% The moving the Wilson uae resulting n
ssxsion. Of all Istris.
(e) An opening wedge srssn
anairS
W ee.sioa Of vital psists q protection for railway
connecting Fiumo With interior.
@ The parienns ADs.ia aasss Italy Greece and Jsse.
SlaYa
g. commu.eaHo. eabled BY Secretary Lansing On January
Paris iaquns psist the British French
sentaties dispose Of the
Adrac and Russian questions without previously acssBing
the Of the American Further pointing ont that
there features the Plume settlement which
ceptbe to the American adding -
delegation,
stated that they given in which accept the set
tlement Treaty London.
January British Ministers
addressed the Secretary sats saying that had beer
their intention definite settlement without Arst
obtaining the views the American Government That they
sdd the Of January IA the best available
eation Jugo-SIav points That
point Of the Joint memorandum Of December enaned
untouehed
reply President Transmitted Secretary
State o, February TO- In which reviewed various points
which the Of January H. the
agreement Of December g. and ..-. .a...s .v
Stated that and just concessions Italy Of tie
memorandum Of December accepted,
I'VE take under serious consdaen the Withdrawal Of the
treaty with Germany the between United States
France Of June s. 1915 which not before the Senate
permitting the terms Of the European settlement to be ndepend
emily established and enforced BY the associated Governmental
French and British Prime Minister'S February
replying the Presidents communication February
denying memorandum Of January H.
unjustIy deals with Albania:
Declaring Britain France difficulty under-
standing present attitude Of the American
Asserting the failure settlement between
Italy and Jueosava must result in resort 70 ths Treaty Of
London; and s,.s Ae-.
Adding the Entente Powers in state Of
over threat Of the President TO withdraw
tee Nations he with precise
Of Adradc settlement"
the President the Entente
position taken In the earlier
upon principle Of sedetermlnaon of peoples
the right Of weak nations to live; and
Refusing modify his warning TINT the treaty
the American attitude toward the Adriate problem
Is repudiated
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-02-27

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AS An Investment
d Buy Your
Spring Suit At Once

When you can buy suit for little than ONEHALF its
actual value that's surely good investment.
Remember that among these hundreds of finest suits are
many just the right weight and color for Spring wear with only
skeleton lining your accommodation wei gladly accept
small deposit and lay aside any of these suits for until IT'S
convenient to the final payment When the warmer weather
would cost then.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-12
Minors appoint Six
Members to Confer
With Big Leagues

K ANSAS CITY, Mo. Nov. IL
The National Association of
Minor Leagues to-day appointed a
committee of six to meet with the
American and National leagues to
draw up new governing body of
organized baseball. NJ. II. Sexton.
of Rock Island. ILL.,. president of the
National Association, will be chair
man of the committee.
The other members will be Thomas
}. Hickey, president of the Ameri-
ran Association, representing the
class AA leagues: John d. Martin.
president of the Southern Associa-
ton, representing class A leagues:
George II. Names, president of the
Michigan Ontario League, repre-
senting class 3 leagues; William
Walsh, president of the South At
lantic League, representing class C
leagues, and J. w. Morris, president
Of TIE West Texas League, repre-
senting class ID leagues.
This committee will meet with
the majors, providing the latter
succeed in settling their threatened
war in Chicago tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-12
pir11licO Entries

First race (2-year-olNs: claiming; ! mile
Crimson Rambler. 1l2. Gimme Walsh
112 Lady Granite. 1Q9. Tingling, ll5
Spokesman. 1o7; Tout or. l12
Second race ltho Consolation Steeple
chase Handicap. 3-year-oids and upward
non-winners at the meeting, miles
Anna Excellence. l2o; Algardi l43 King
town Pier. 1876; Soumangha, 1873, Smithe!d i
JAG. Max Meadows. l89 Melos. l30.
Third race (8-year-olds and upward
selling; and i-l6 miles) lie Caulois los
Ill. James. III johnny Overton. los
'Polrona lOS.
Fourth race Cthe Pimlico Cup Handles p
a-vear-olds and upward. @. mies) --Ex
rminator. 126, Lonraconna 100; Nj,
u tier. III, Tl'r. Clark. 1GS; rDamasr
lio, The Trout. %. Paul Jones. Jos
1Bla7es. lo9; Boniface, ia. III. 7. Whit
my entry. tRal Par entry.
fif'h race Cthe Woodberry Handicap
3-yrar-olds and upward: l mile and a N.
soiar lo7. TCamoufleur ll3; Captain Al
c, c1. lls. ~. Clark. l22 Leochares. 125
Mavor House. 100. Thunderstorm, l2J
William T.. Martin entry
mael Polly Ann. io7 rsmarisk. g''' II.
Nfoomsaun. los: sobrigade los; +Fal!acy
le7, t'ark Horse. l15 Sporting Bloot
70, III armoni4uo. I09, 4Baby Grand l25
Ihtmh.e. ll2. Fancy Man. los "A !.
Morris entry - X. /. Ross entry.
seventh rare CHE Jockey club Hama
Irilesl Natural Bridge 11s; Albert A.
Herbert. lQt
New-York tribune., 1920-11-12
Louisville Results

l9i~s. race Claiming three year olds and
UPWARDS seven turlones) F. Flushing
Beauty 1l5 tYyke). S 90, $3.50. 81 40
won. Harry IS l05 PooO, $40. $50
second Dodge. i'll CROber3s>. 50 so third.
Time % -. Alsa ran-Cl.ntonvlile and
Green Grass.
Second rece Claiming maiden: two
wear oles. seven furlongs)-Corilla. 40
SMITH, Sfoo S9aO. $230 won. Eleanor
5 lo7 (TooD $500. s. 10 second cut Up.
i07 tCoNlns1. $50 tAirl. Time - 50.
\ lso ran Harold K. fantoche, John AZ
boy. Dark Friar. RaNygihen. Mabel Jo-
phire Marjorie Mckay. Grace Daugh-
orty. joe WhiYl.". Hold Up and Puzzle.
Third race Claiming threo-vear-olas
aa1. UP. nit and Quart,,rr>,~Frank r 80
1oe oBuoD $3.50. $3.50 second WarNne,
l0s tS.itr) s. 20 third. Time .. .Cf 8.
Also ran-Sol Gusey. II. c. Basch. Buck
gan BrooEiand. Verdi Loon. dsone de-
Arnee.
Fourth race CPu-so ,hree-year olds and
up. SIN fGrlongs1-By GoilY. lQ3 tRoberts). .
so. So 81 Won; claude Brown, l08
i,"op ST., S-l secona. NJ Meli9ra' l08
ram SpmugYale and ocean sweep.
r.eh race Arnlstice pay handicap;
'wo-> "ef-o'2s siN tur,ongss) )-cos me- llS
me- g''I:'. H.- f6a GAurray5 s. 70 s. 20 ss,s See
.rl. I5.nwlr< }}abbles ll9 G.yke). - 10
thir0 Tin~ l.lJ Also ran-I5eg Pardon,
l5,tflua. Bruce Dudley. GangWay. SIR
La~n.al Huasa Buck and Lady Champ.
sixth race tpa1-e. three-voar-ol7s and
ur one nnlA) Sands of Pleasure. us
tCiruher) $500 $3.50, S+.2o won KIN
bern IOa tBu.l]. $3.50, $3.50 second; Pic
tor. ll2 (Wiaa). $500 thlrd. Time 80.
Also ran-NiNa America. Travesty. Gen.
HOG. Claymorv and Legal
seventh race (purse, three year lds
and uY. on- mile ana sixteenth --
Brotherly Love ll1 Oyl1e}. SEQ $3.50.
$3.50 won, Accelerate, l0d Mooney, s. 30,
s. 20 second Iothair. ll5 CWison). $40
third Thine g. . o. Also Ian-Airdr.e.
Lucky T.. and Plenty
New-York tribune., 1920-11-12
Louisville Entries

First race Claiming. 'hsse-year-o ia snd
inward SIX tnrions - 'ormoran gS. hib
Brig o. War l05. Bell OF Elizabelhlown 10;
Honor Man jos Walter H. Pearce 1o6.
-huhy l0s Iaits''an los. he Nephew
lnS Iaeo Jos 'SAm Reh los. 'Swcrplnr
Cianc. fil. Gynsy Queen lI2 Also eNg-
iNle--Catauia 1o4 M ssed the Time 1872
Port Light Jos. Gloria France lQo. Rapid
STRIDE i08, 'Loys sS.
Second race ,Two-y -year-olds: maldens;
one lnils)-Bluc Flame lo9 Eleanor : l0s
CastcrrAeh ll2, Tn. Moor liz, Tribune II ..
Ny Gone Days III, Fantoche IL, Court
Nlrw il2
Third race allowances: Shawnee PARK,
three -year-olds and upwards. SIX furlongs}
Louis \. l02. lanalnau l05, pr. Carnc T.
lo5 Tulsa lQ7. American Ace l0s. Colonel
TAYLOR 10
Fourth race Claiming. wo-year-olds
six fullones) Sure 100, Planet 1oS. John
Arbor 1gs' Undine lo5; T"Tasentha S,4'. jS9
nav Lilly li2 MaysVNle IL. Oraleggo ).
MaChiaNe}h ll5. Brown Check llo. iso
eligible Nanny MIN 100: ~ Golden
100 quick View lo5.
lYrlh race (Claimine: throe-year- -olds
and upward one milo and d siNteenth) -
.The pirate l03. 'Selma G. lQ5. Madras
GIngham 1e6. 'Pir&te NIcCiee lo7 Zone dc
Ari.e ios Guy Fortune lea. -Caudle Light
l0e 'Grey Nagle lo9, Constantine 100.
.Brookland l09, 'Harlock llS. 'GournanG
lIS. Also elgible-Scrbian ia, "Fluzey
le6
sixth race Claiming. handicap; three
ycar-olds and upward, one milo and six
teenth) h)-Game Cock 100, Lothair l0t,
Marsr John l06. Dresden los, Fair Orient
l0S Cheer Leader ll2.
seventh race Claiming; three-year- Ids
and UPWARD. one mile and Quarter)-
Lady Mounttoy 100. sea Prince lo7, War
Suirlt los 'klmpalons ll0. y. c. Stone
llS .Wichford los. ST Just lo7. 'Par.-
Maid llO Harvest King Ill.
sApprentice allowance claimed.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-12
SO Terrible They Can't Beliere 1t

hey are telling that conditions Chicago
9 Is SO terrible that nobody would belief
making lot which sur
render and the gassng that nobody could
smell tle stockyards and the couldn't
NJ Stevens which he supplying commissary Department. told me
confidential that he is down his last million, woudn
end he would De ned
Everywhere is people asking
fst lnchuncton be shood" Others pale
% opened up the Scotch at onG yet" Up
brewery the hands all busy making that
ne would hckeHbocke stop
some shouldn't
serve Benny johnson right The brewery starting out on
the way to the front and Colonel Jake
Charge You could wouldn't be 10 friendy
"Chu when the brewery
comes teegrat from Garry Iicynann.
rendered. The Scottish whiskey
ball
"Ne anyhow that best way war You should
have the armisth before the
it is finished and then there wouldn't cashuaties"
New-York tribune., 1920-11-12
Huston Sore, He's Missing the Wor

A of this Tngsten Huston of the Yankh team, Of hasa
oae is lying sick in Roosenbats sore because
efe and he
part of the a with
was very delerh when him he
oo the lnchunon till he
should be speaking with Benny should not forget his
mask because the enemy showing
SO uhclVlzed that they would
Il getting whole lot am thinkno that hs
spa" war would than the other
gnalng corpse SO went Iarlem
friends that they should commence TO throw +bo
buns into New York City All place MARCHING m
chcin the 7 ~
Il Senator kapan, which personal LAWYER and h saws
Ivy terrible nchunctons and thew tell mo
ha the enemy maybe would be- of
might be caught the draft. wouldn't care bn tha
wouldn't go IN the signaling more l would 90 in tho
alery SO would account 50
wide around the middle that war even t},
would let
New-York tribune., 1920-11-12
Leading Cyclists
TO Ride i'm Arl2lorv
Despite W al'1nira,ez Q

Twenty Of the leading professional
bicycle riders announced last night
that they positively would take part in
the siX-day race announced for the
22d Regiment Armory during the week
Of November p. They made q special
trip in automobiles to issue a state
ment to that effect and the statement
is in the nature Of an ultimatum to tie
National Cycling Association, which
by Goullet, Magin, Spencer. Madden
and many others we'll known in the
cycling world.
The statement reads:
The undersigned. who have elwaos
abi3ed by ahi3rt Toy the rules Of the
National cycle Racing Association. pro
tost against the unjust c1iucism h~anea
upon US by the promoters I'd tha bicycle
racing trae% IN .'e"atN Th0 c.ain. IN ~
constitute N" \ g. A. because we r"-
diate contracts which W. losi'lmetely
cnterea into IN ride In s'T-dey race In
tho week Of Novemher Fl TO r.
"Wc are threatenel with suspension
If W. ude m TN race. and fer no olh,r
reason that We can see than that We
refts" to give tho NeWarN promoters
The Yrhe Newark Promoters fear open
and wheneFer there has been any danger
of opposition they have been using a
club on the VidaIs This ", now resent.
We feel mat We are thin our leGal and
mora rights in competing on any track,
or for any company that guarantees
clean competition under Tire rules that
EoNen the sport Of cycle racing. We
feel that We have as Nuch right TO lu-
crease our earnings 49, "a boNrr nr "a BALI
player open competition has never ia
1ured the sport If baseball! or boxing.
The rules Of the National Cycling
Association do not forbid us from COM
peune on any track throughout the
written rules We have yfnia',d s, rules
and have no intention of doing So: bat
just because we ( iA.e 10 show rrcfrr-
crce FOR and abide by tho !~rl- hand
ruling of Newark promoter ae age
threatened with sGsps n~lon
wv hen these threats fallel they have
triei by offering ilorr f.nunN. tD get
some Of the riders q break their cur-
tracts, but without avail This is onlr
additional proof that they ar. lr deadly
fear OF open competition. We are fully
dtclgnd to ride in ft. race At in, .2l
4 siincnt Aruor}. sanction or na sane
lun. Ih. lnltI signed ieprss. ut the best
siNGay riders IN the world and ,v. are
goinE TO let the public luHse fa~ tt4elf
Alfred 7. Goullri. Arthur S,-ncnr
JACOB Magln. Eddie II aifn. Ist2 lIllI
Lawrence taNnry. NlIN1ln Krllcr
JosoIh NopsNY, Cecil N.4.1.cr. Frank
Cory. George i. Cameron a Nf.Is.ath
RAY Eaton. Harry KAISER Gus Lang
Pete Drobach. Fred Weber and Tom
Iell0.'
New-York tribune., 1920-11-12
Indian
Enters Junior
Run for Title
Patsoni, of Haskell Institute.
and CutbilI in Cross
Country Race Tomorrow
By Jack Masters

hen 1t was announced few DAYS
ago that Walter Higgins, the "Colum-
bia Flyer" would not compete in the
Junior national 'cross-country cham
pionships tomorrow afternoon, num-
ber of local aspirants to the title
heaved sighs of relief and, simultane-
ously, the stock Of A. Hulsenbosch, w.
Rltola, Frank Zuna and Melville
Schaefer scared several points
Yesterday the dial Of victory sliDned
back few points and now rests on
neutral territory, with the big race
about as even thing as could be
imagined.
The answer is that the entries Of
two of the best runners in the coun-
try have been added to the list of
seventy men, who will race for the
JUNIOR title of the United States, and
either one Of them is capable Of win
ming, If in condition for the severe
vest Inc late entrants are Amesoli
Patsoni, the midget Indian, from the
Cutbin, Of the Boston A. A.
Patsoni performed nicely in the
Olympic try-outs at Boston and, al
though he failed in the 10000 meter
race at Antwerp, the little red man,
despite his fve-foot two inches. and
his 40 pounds. or because Of them
has long since demonstrated that he
can run with the hest of them. Cutbill
has done very little track work lately
but he is sterling runner and it is
hardly likely that he viii make the
trip from Boston for "practice.'
Hulsenbosch appears to be the most
dangerous Of the local contenders. The
Paulist A. c. athlete finished sixth in
the 3,0O0meter steeplcchase at Ant
werp, and if the six-mile Van Cortlandt
course does not prove too long a grind
he should be up front at the finish.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-12
kzy Reports Baseball War
Gives Graphic Description of the Conflicts Horrors
By w. O. Mcclellan

1T is lucky thing that is Armsce Day" said Izzv Kapan
T wasn't for that the baebanc war wond e
seen he hchuncons and the soupeenas they
ne a"lu IL IS good thing that it stopped
mcnced o
You got to give lot of credit to Garry eymann
SO "' 'nre would De peace Garry tasted the Scottish whkey,
which they Chicago the battle and he saw at
KIND OF war would be- The that Scottish wIsIv
ne turned white terrible
not have with this wey We should see the eak m Nations
or the aggo would be wiped become of the profits
if there S any?' ~ ~ F
up that time looked though the war would bust and nobody
would stop It, Colonel Jacob Ruppertsten Cbcago
regiment OF lawyers barbd
ne SAID ufa wouldn't
hay onehad and Chon MGraw Chudge McQueer was in
oer hoe and they said they wouldn't Harry
razee which he would ANYHOW said that Renr
son couldn't bluff him he Mann against him with
~
New-York tribune., 1920-11-12
Leonard and yelling
To Fight Here Nov. 20

Benny Leonard and Joe yelling
signed articles yesterday afternoon for
a fifteen-round bout TO a decision TO
be held in Madison Square Garden on
the evening Of November % The
fighters will post a forfeit Of $4,000
today and have agreed to weigh in at
1876 pounds at o'clock.
The announcement of this bout,
which marks the first time Champion
Leonard has agreed to defend the
lightweight title since he knocked the
crown from the brow of Freddy Welsh,
was made last night by Tex Rickard
New-York tribune., 1920-11-12

clubs Of the American and National
leagues left here tonight for Chicago,
where tomorrow they viii meet in con-
ference to decide for war or peace in
he major leagues.
Predictions were made on every hand
that the eleven club owners of the
rew-y organized new National League.
and the five clubs "loval' to President
Ban Johnson. Of the American League.
VIII agree TO end hostiities. While
no official announcement has been
made, every member Of the two ma
jor leagues has gone on record as be-
ing in favor Of a reorganization in
baseball. of the appointment of new
board of control and the selection Of
Federal Judge Lands, Of Chicago, as
the chairman with salary of $50, 600
year.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-12
Trenton II. :. Wins Run

The Lawrenceville cross country SQUAD
to-day ended its season with the Tren
ton Times victory day run over a
course Of four and onc-half miles.
Trenton High School won the team
honors. Seuiert, Lawrenceviile's cap
tain, had the best time by forty-fve
seconds. Captain Seufert also took
sixth place in the race, overcoming
handicap Of TWO minutes and fifty
seconds
New-York tribune., 1920-11-12
Pioneer Club Opens Nov. 10

The Pioneer Sporting Club will hold
its opening show in Is new clubhouse.
the old National A. G. in East Twenty
fourth Street. week from tonight.
Charlie Doess sgereck is the matchrnker.
In the main bout of fifteen rounds
Billy De Foe VIII meet Gere belmont,
the Memp phls featherweicht
New-York tribune., 1920-11-12
Brown RetirSs as Referee

BiIl Brown has roferoed Ms last
fight. The veteran turned in his
license to the State Boxing Commission
yesterday, has reason being hat he
does not approve Of the proposed
"ro'ation' method Of ass isning referees
The commission in accepting the g
nation stated it did so with regret.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-12
Eaton Teams Will, Kaiser

Alfred Goullets hopes of teaming
with Ray Eaton in the twenty-ninth in
ternaticnal championship six-day race
in the 22d Regiment Armory. l6Sth
Street and Broadway Thanksgiving
Week vanished Yesterday when the SEN
sational young rider announced that he
had formed combination with Harry
Kaiser Of the Bronx Eaton was the
sensation Of the bicycle racing world
in 1919, when he defeated Frank Kra-
mer for the championship.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-12
Leonard Gels license

The State Boxing Commission at il,
weekly meeting yesterday issued l5l
licenses. OF this number eighty three
certificates were made out to boxers
thirty TO seconds, fifteen to man
ayers, four to referees, four to Judges
four to physicians and two 10 clubs
Beaay Leonard, the worlds Lightweight
champion, was among others granted Z
!-.-. - nlE -neIr Trade here.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-12
Cubs Purchase Ray Grimes

KANSAS CITY, No. Nov Presi-
dent Veeck, of the Chicago Nationals,
to-day closed deal for the purchase
OF. Ray Grimes, first baseman of The
Bridgeport. Conn, club of the Eastern
League. He is brother of Grimes of
the New York Nationals, who was pur-
chased last season from me Bridge
,,ort
New-York tribune., 1920-11-12
ST. Lawrence Wins Ana;n

CANTON, N. Y. Nov 11.-St Law
renee won its sixth football victory Of
the season here to-day, defeating
Clarkson Tech by 81 to G. 1t was the
first football game played between the
two institutions IN sixteen Years.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-12

The amount the men will receive was
not made public.
yelling opened the Garden in Sep
tember, when he whipped Johnny Dun
dee in fifteen rounds. Leonard's last
fight was with a third-rate welter.
who took the count in the ninth round
Of q bout held az Camden a few weeks
New-York tribune., 1920-11-12
Johnson and His ''Loyul Fine"
Ready to Accept New Tribunal
Immediate Fate of Baseball To Be Settled at Joint
Meeting; Lands Is Said To Be Unanimous
Choice for Chairman of the New Commission
By w. !. Macbeth

conference of the sixteen club National and American
leagues will be held in Chicago the deliberations will
immediate fate of baseball
that will be Fandom therefore, may await the
issue TRANQUILITY.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-12

VOrt club.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-12

,oaanNS onAnNSAS CITY. Nov. 1l.-After
~-Ien'Story session to- day the warning
New-York tribune., 1920-11-12

Seventh race Pimlico Graded Handicap
lurse $500 one mile)-War cry. ll4
tusor). S4cs0 $3.50. $3.50. won Mayo
iouse. l0S (F.etcher) $6. 81 second
astoral swain l23 (Sande), S3.20. third.
iimc. Al 2-5 st Germsin. Star Rec lil.
5 hisk Manoevre ana Armistice also ran.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-12

% claimed
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-05

following described real estate, Sit
uate in the County of La Sale and
state of Illinois, toWit;
O) The North Half CN. W of tho
Southeast Quarter IS. r., ~ oil Sec
tion Ten 10), Township Thirty.toGr
C@4D North, Range Five 90, east OF
the Third Principal Meridian, contain
| ing Eighty 500 acres;
ca Alho the South Forty.four ard
ouc-han Ci41a) acres of the East Half
CE. ~ of the Northeast Quarter On.
+. ~ Of Section Nine 90, in Town
ship Thir.y-four GA North, Range
Five 90, East of The Third PRINCIPAL
Meridian;
az Also. commencing at a point
Eiehty-ninc $50 rods north of the
southeast quarter section corner Of the
Northeast Quarter q. +. "A of Sec
ton Nine 80, Township Thirty-folr
l24) North. Range Five Co., and rur-
min gthence north Fifty-threc ,5D
rods and Four and onehaIf 41a)
links; thence west Eighty CS0l rod, :
thence south t'ifN-thiec (l3l rods
and -Four and onehalf 4la) links;
thence east Eighty $50 rods to the
place Of beginning;
50 Also Forty tfo) acres of the
Southeast Quarter IS. r. A) of Sec.
ton Three CD in Township Thirt r.
four t@4) North, Range Five C5), East
of the Third Principal Meridian, more
particularly described by metes and
bounds as follows: Beginning at cen.
ter Of highway at the northwest cor,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-05

acres, moro or loss. and being tn,
same property described in deed date,
November Z, 1909, from Linnie f.lasOl
TO Susan EIiason, recorded In Boob
i2& of records in the Recorders Office
Of La Sale County on Page POI
thereof
go Mso the Southwest Quarter :
" - Of Section Thirteen U3)
Township Thirtytour C3b NORTH
Range Four CD, East of thc Thirn
Principal Meridian, together with all
and singular the tcnments and horol
itaments thcreuuto belonging
Gro be sold free and clear OF the
l92r taxes, and subject to leases now
on said premises, which expire Marc1
L. j92l, and subject to possession upon
confirmation of sale and delivery Of
deed, March /. 1920
TERMS or SALE; Cash, ten per
cent on day OF sale and balance upon
confirmation Of sale and delivery Of
deeds, March /. 1927.
HARRY G COOK,
Master in Chanccry.
Dated, Ottawa, Ill, July 29, \. ,,
1920.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-05

EASTEOUNO.
Eastbound cars leave Ottawa sta
ton for Marsei!les, Seneca, Norris.
Minooka. Rockdale and Joliet. ILL.,. In
a. m.-5:i5. 6.35, 1865, boss. 1850.
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5:5J, sos. ll:05.