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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-10-18
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A Spokane Wash. paper last Weel
contained the announcement of the
engagement of Miss Emma Augusta
Greedy of New York and Jacob +
Nagel of Spokane, we'll known for
mer resident of Deer Park. Mr.. Naeel
is the son of Mrs George Nagel OF
Deer Park township and has many
friends in Ottawa. where he was for
merly a student at Browns Business
college He went west about fifteen
years ago The announcement Of the
engament as published in Spokane
follows;
AT a delightful party in honor Of
Miss Emma Augusta Greedy OF New
York, given last night at the Van
Wrinkle home at Sll05 Nooifern
street, announcement was made of the
engagement CT Miss Sara Van Wrinkle
and Jacob F. Nagel Place cards bear.
ing the names of the couple announc-
ed the tidings to about iii cen Of Miss
Van Winkles intimate friends.
Miss Sara Van Wrinkle IS the
daughter OF Mrs. Mary ". Van Wrinkle
She attended the Spokane schools the
Walla Walla academy, and the Greedy
school Of eiocution and dramatic art
at New York She was prominently
engaged in platform work following
her graduation from the latter school. :
Mr. Nagel, an eX-seryicc man, is .
connected with John W. Graham K !
go. His former home was al Ottawa, /
Ill., /
The date of the wedding has not .
been announced but it Will probably
take place in the fall
+ 4 +
They say that walnuts We're never
more plentiful than this year, and
that is very probable considering the
numerous nutting parties which are
taking to the woods in good Old-fash.
toned ways. Yesterday family pie !.
mic parry, composed or MIR and Mrs.
V. A. Capsel Mr.. and Mrs Leon Con
igam, Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Till
man and Mr.. and Mrs. Corbin. with
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-10-18
RETIRED BUSINESS
MAN GIVES OPINION

W. y. Bradley, a prominent retired
business man Of Decatur, HIS who
lives at &26 South Water street, says
Of Trutona.
Il want to recommend Trut0na to
any sufferer from kidney trouble as
most wonderful medicine. Trutona
has entirely relieved me OF the former
kidney pains in my back My kid
neys are more normal in their action
90 can st0Op over now without
ul%ring the severe pains | did be-
ore used the Perfect Tonic"
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-10-18

,,..-,-. - ..,l2-1=i. ,.G Dire sing ma
be made before adjusting to the hair.
Another, simpler comb. also patent
ed, has two knobs or horns al the
side, about which the hair can be
twisted when dressing. Both STYLES Of
these combs are hay ing considerable
movement.
The fact that Fagisi2n Manufacture
efs are no" producing new styles in
comhs, ana featuring them more ex-
tonslvelv than formerly. n fairly
strong indication Of an immediate
future revival of clmhs asl ether hair
ornaments. This E.lasc the American
retailer vii, find ii profitable to
watch
Try the Free Iradec.Iournal Want Ads
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-10-18
MONEY SHORTAGE
IS FEARED BY HER

"Im afraid it's going to keep me
broke, getting enough to cat since
I've taken Trutona," was the assertion
OF Mrs. Florence FIayncr of PIP Main
street, Quincy, Ill.,
Il actually feel like Il new woman"
she continued "and | know that any
weakened or rundown man or woman
viii find relief in Trutona. I'm glad
to recommend the wonderful modi-
cine to the people Of Illinois.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-10-18
Platinum.

Platinum was discovered ny white
men In gold mining in Colombia, South
America, In 1873, and It was thrown
away at first as valucless. II was
first taken to Europe in 174l and
was found valuable commercially.
especially In the manufacture Of chem
lca' utensils. 1t Is only In the last
haif century that 1t has been used
to any extent for jeweIry purposes.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-10-18

"a No petal quite
attractive this wild
folds tulle inside the
unc cut in scaops that finished with banding
The alternating decorated
OFT Of the aeta their edges embroidered with thread
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-10-18

Try the Free Trader journal Want Ads
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-26

An Argentine horseman paid
S265. 900 for Tracery, a famous
bred stallion.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-26
FARMERS SEEK WAY
TO STEADY MARKET
Members of Indiana Fedora
ton Want Regular Prices
for Livestock.

INDIANAPOLIS. March 26-The
Indiana Federation OF Farmers as
sociations in cooperation with Geo.
G.. Bryant field agent OF the L. :.
department OF agriculture. Will at
tempt on March 31st, TO have all
members OF the federation in the
state at meetings in their respective
townships for the purpose of secur-
ing information that will enable the
state officers 10 regulate the flow OF
meat animals 10 market.
To regulate the supply OF live
stock according to the demand and
keep an even flow into the markets
now is the biggest problem OF the
farmers in Indiana and of states in
the corn belt, according to Mr..
Bryant The lack Of stability of the
live stock markets, ii is pointed out.
has caused the farmers 20 lose thou
sands OF dollars. With the infOrma-
ton, contemplated to De obtained,
the officers Of the federation can ad-
wise the membership regarding their
feeding projects and thereby regu
late the marketing o. live stock to
such an extent that the number go
ing 10 market any one time will only
be sufficient to supply the demand.
AT the present time" said Mr.
Bryant, there are no statistical
data available to farmers that will
enable them 10 plan successfully
their feeding projects. With ac-
curate information in the hands Of
the federation officers the farmers
will have control of the situation
and when they secure their feeder
stock will be reasonably sure that
il will bring them a fair profit when
:, IS finished and prepared for the
market"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-26
is
REVIVED AGAIN
Cross Country Horse Race in
England Yields Winner
Big Prize.

LIVERPOOL, March %. - The
grand national steeplechase, the
greatest cross country event in
the turf world, was 10 be run today
on the historic Aintree track dis
lance four and a quarter miles, with
So formidable obstacles in the way
of fences. walls, bitches and brooks,
to be negotiated.
The race is worth $4,000 10 the
owner OF the winner, and smart
field of "leppers" will compete for il.
During the war the race was not
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-26
CULTURAL SCHOOL
PROFESSOR GONE,
ALSO some JEWELS
Folks Who Paid in Advance
for Fox Trot Lessons
Search for Teacher.

GOSHEN Ind. March &c. ".
TORI OF Te-re Haute. "A dancing
master connected with the Nasci
Cultural school. which institution
gives instructions in modern slnc-
ing. deisaTte and dramatic art. es-
capped from John Way. a PinkertOn
detective, and John l.. Rlngney, Co
sheu chief OF police. at Hotel Hat
tel 1erc, and is being sought today.
win. no trace as 20 where he has
soLs or what caused him 70 flee.
TOrr Disappears.
The detective and the chief OF
police following clues on the krug
Jewelry store robbery here. went 20
Hotel Hattel TO question Torr and
although the chief rubbed elbows
with him iu tho hotel, not kno ~
ing his identity. the clerk, Charles
EttleiH said TORI was not there. A
few seconds after the officers left the
hotel. TORI ran 20 the second floor
and left the building by a second
story rear exit Since then he has
not been seen He left some OF
his effects Ia his room at the hotel,
uut they are Of small value Mem
bers OF his dancing class have been
sWarming the hotel in an effort %
recover advance payments they
made Tor instruction IN fox trOtting.
No Evidence.
Detective Way and Chief Rigney
had no evidence upon which 10 take
TOrr in connection with the Krug
case. but he was seen in the store
the night before the robbery and the
officers wanted him TO answer some
questions IL is not generally be-
iieved that TORI knows much Of
anything about the robbery, but the
manner in which ne fed from the
officers would indicate that he fears
arrest and It IS suspected that he
vas in trouble at Grand Rapids,
Mich. before he came TO Goshen.
10 was today definitely established
that the thief or thieves who com
mitted the Krug robbery, getting
fountain pens and silverware worth
1000, entered the building through
"A cellar trap door. which had not
tbeed locked. Several pens. dropped
by the thief as ne left the store,
were found in the basement.
Magazines, daily payers at
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-26
OUR PRICES ARE EFFECTIVE FOR THREE DAYS FRO
REBUILTS

Goodyear, Miller, and Firestone
Treads, adjustable on $500 mile
basis towards a new Al First
Tire.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-26

run. except in 1915 when a poor
field attempted 10 keep British horse
racing going. Last year also wit
messed a very tame contest, but to-
day saw a real revival of pre-war
racing. King George, who is the
guest Of the Earl of Derby at the
latter's ancestral home nearby, will
be present
Mrs. H. Peel's 10-year- Poeth-
lyn. who won the race last year un-
der the crushing burden Of 175
pounds. was again in the field with
the same weight and was a pro-
nOunced favOrite. other horses
fancied were Lady Nelson's Ally
Sloper Cwinner in 1870, Mai. Ger
ards Troytown. Maj. +. Murrays
Gerald L, and Frank Bibby's Wave
tree.
An Argentine hOrseman paid
s265. 900 for Tracery, a famous
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-26
PERCENT OF
PETITIONS REJECTED

INDIANAPOLIS, March 26-Less
than per cent of the petitions of
the local taxing units filed with the
state board of tax commissioners
during the first year of bond super
vision. were denied. according to a
report OF the tax commission made
public here. The first twelve months
of bond supervision under the pro
visions OF the tax law ended March
Il. During the year 1882 petitions
were fled, 1,136 were granted SO
were denied. and q dismissed on
motion of the petitioners. The re-
port said 219 petitions are pending
The British government has Of
fered its demobiliZed women war
workers free transportation over
seas. Most of them elect TO go to
Canada.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-26
FORD CORD TIRES
Non-skid Cord Tires

Reg. Price Sale Price
80 3i2 .S345O $3.50
These Tires are oversize and equal
i'm size to 31X4 Fabric.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-26
NATIONAL AND VULCAN TUBES


purchased
hers ock
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-26

Magazines. daily payers at
Schilliugs 165S-2G
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-10
RICHMOND REALTORS TO
BOOST EXCHANGE IDEA
T.: j.. Schmidt and l.. II. Richardson
Leave for Titicwatcr Virginia
in Interest OF Plan,

Eddie l.. Schmidt and Il. Ray Rich-
ardson. secretary OF the Richmond
Real Estate Exchange. left yesterday
noon on a speaking trip along the
Seaboard in the interests of the for
nation OF the Virginia Real Estate
fAchaaEe now being aSi:atcd. New
port News, NORFOLK and Portsmouth
will be visited b. the two Rich :
mondcrs.
at Newport News Yesterday after.
noon the two addressed an cnthusi-
aStic meeting OF realtors. who guar
anteed their SUPPORT for the project.
Old, Point were present; Today the
Richmonders will be In WILLIAMSBURG
and early next week they will visit
" Ssfo po'n Ta,y ana Eredes,r,iGksbnrg.
nounced that Tom Ingersoil secra.
tary o. the National Association o.
Zeal Estate Boards. had notified the
here when the state exchange is
formed. William S. Wilson. nresi,
dent OF the Philadelphia exchange.
in which Richmond is located. viii
DC here. II is believed. although rs
maj acceptance of the invitation ex-
tended him has not yet been re
Members OF the board announced
yesterday that arrangements have
neen perfected by which delegates
TO the convention will be entertained
and quartercd in Richmond hotels
while here.
'Roost Richmond" is one Of tho
slogans OF the realtors and 10 this
end the committee in charge an
nounc"s that delegates coming her.
TOT the convention will he shown
what Richmond has in the way OF
manufacturing plants by arransinr
slEht-seeinS tours through the Largo
industrial sections of the city and n .
sao.ories themselves. October ~
when the convention will be in SOS
sion will be made a holiday as IA
as inc real estate business in Virginia
IS concerned. and a big get-together
VII! be guest of Bruce Dowc. nresi.
dent OF the Richmond exchange
Oihcials OF the exchange here said
yesterday that the organization. once
formed; will take un n careful study
OF methods OF taxation and expenIi.
lures OF PUBLIC funds and, throuyr
ms medium of service. will seek tr
S Sehent the public and property
Another purpose Of the, exchanr,
VIII De to obtain and to encourarS
close and friendly co-opcration ot
owners, renters and agents and r.
ddefveii9p and maintain n high and
profession s'a'e
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-10
INDUSTRIAL ACTIVITIES :
DOWN IN LAND OF COTTON
South Carolina Towns EnIarsinr
BustnesS-New Enterprises in
(scorKln.


The McMurphy Fertilizer Company,
OF Charleston. S. c.. has increased
Its capacity stock from 100000 to
100000.
One OF tho largest brick making
plants in the State is soon to be cs-
,ablished at OranEeburg. S. c.
cotton warehouse OF 1900 bales
capacity is being erected at Chap
Chappels Warehouse Co.
The Lydia Cotton Mills OF South
Carolina. have contracted for cx-
tenHive improvements In their mill
village TO cost several hundred thou
sand dollars.
The Bank Of Chesnee at Chcsnce, 6
c.. has increased capital stock. max
ing IL now $4,000.
The Southern States Packing Com
pany VIII soon establish meat pack
ing plant and oil factory at Savan-
nah, Ga.
tablishe ed at Dublin. Ga. by the Geor-
gia Canning and Packing Company.
One hundred thousand dollar bot
Ting plants are being created at Al
hany and Americas, Ga.
The Piedmont Bonded Warehouse
and Compress Company. of Green
vile. 6. c.. has increased it's capital
Another big lumber company has
been incorporated TO build large
woodworking plant at Escambia,
Fla. ], viii be known as the RAY
Saw MIL Company and has been in
corporated with S250.000 capital
stock.
The City OF Pensacola, Fla. is ex-
pending f250,000 in The construction
OF new municipal dock.
B!rmingham's next new industry
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-10
WILL HOLD THEIR COTTON
AND TOBACCO FOR THE RISE
Growers Determined to Numc the
Price for Their own GOods-fu
Buy Warehouses.

FAYETTEVILLE. " G.. Oct o.
The Cumberland County cotton grow
ers held Il rousinS meeting here this
week IN which they practically de-
icrinincd TO set their price on their
own cotton and tobacco and adopted
"A plan of organization for the pur-
rose OF carrying out that dc;ermina-
,ion.
The plan adopted is one work cd
o,ut by \. l.. McCaskill. presidcn; of
tbe Cumberland Cotton Association.
Mr.. McCaskill explained that If the
plan be- followed strictly. il would
enable the farmer TO name tho price
or his own labor as does the laborinS
man and the business man. More
than 100 farmers. soue of them to-
bacco growers. signed applications
Tor membership and pledged them
selves TO be governed by all of its
stringent rules and regulations.
The holding of cotton WAS stressed
asa principal aid to farmers In get
ting reasonable figure for his crop.
1: ), Tomlinson. Il Wilson. president
OF the North Carolina Cotton Asso-
citation. addressed the growers and
urged the holding of both cotton and
tobacco OFT the markets as far as pos
slDic. He recommended the holding
OF cotton over period IF twelve
months. the purchase or rental OF
enough warehouses to hold the crop;
strong organization with represent
.atiNes in foreign countries. Great
aucts In other countries; planting OF
less cotton and tobacco and the elm
ination OF work by women and chill
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-10
no PROFIT IN NATURAL GAS
EXCEPT IT BE IN GASOLINE
West Virginia Operating CompanIc.
Installing Plants 10 Extract Gaao-
lIne From Product az Wells.

CHARLESTON, w. VA. Oct. o.
There Is hope for the consumers Of
gasoline that the price for that i'm
portant article will not always be
an high as il now Is. It has been
shown. SO the producers say. that
there is no profit in West Virginin's
natural gas when sold to the ordl-
nary consumer either to manufactur-
ing OF domestic consumers. the gas
producing companies throughout
the State are installing plants for the
production of gasoline from the nat
ural gas. Quite number OF them
have already installed such plants.
Figures presented at the annual
meeting Of the West Virginia Nat
ural Gas Association, by Preside ut
Riddle. show that during the year
1919. 100000. 100000 cubic feet of
natural gas were produced in the
State; that the business consumption
amounted to G5,0o0,o00,000 cubic feet
and that domestic consumption ag-
grcGatcd l9,00o.oo0.ooo cubic feet.
There were in that year l30.7so do
mestic consumers in the State.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-10

the improvements that are now on
the property and those that are plan
ned. this suburb should grow very
rapidly. Already during the past
summer forty-ninc lots have been
sold for prospective homes and every
effort Is being used TO put the I'm
provcmcnts on the property as rap
idly NJ possible in order TO, permit
these purchasers to build theS homes
this winter.
The houses that arc to be built
are designed TO give tone and dis
tinct!on TO the future building opcr-
atoms OF individual purchasers.
Carl NJ. Lindner. 81 J.indnnr &:
Phillips. is associated with the Stone
wall Courts Corporation. az archi-
tcc'. and VIII prepare the plans for
most OF the houses.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-10
FAIR AFFECTS BUSINESS
IN REAL ESTATE CIRCLES
Public Has Mind on ADJUSTMENTS
and Makes Secondary Mere
Business Considerations.
SELL sl5o,ooo PROPERTY
Work on Opening Up Stoncwali
Courts Is Almost Completed and
New Suburban Section VIII Soon
BE Thrown Open.

Real estate activity felt the cf-
fcc,s o. the Virginia state Fair las,
week and consequently only sluggish
movements were noted anywhere.
Real estate men in many Instances
would have done we'll 10 have shut
up shop ana followed their patrons
to the Fair Grounds
Commenting on the inactivity Of
real estate. Leroy Brown. Jr., of j.
Thompson Brown e Co. said that OF
the many customers who visited the
Office during the week few were an
Sions 10 talk business. and had their
minds set on pleasure and amuse-
incnt.
There were not more than dozen
people, here during the week who
wanted TO talk business" ne said.
other realtors felt the same drag
on business. and many reported little
or no activity. IN Chancery Court.
however. was recorded the sale by the
Valentine Meat Juice co. TO L!g-
sett IL Myers Tobacco COMPANY az
property ~ the Southeast corner of
sixth and Cary Streets at price OF
approx !Inaiciy $4,000. !, Is reported
tnat the deal was transacted Some
tlmc ago. but was not recorded until
James Sloan 6. co. also sold to the
Noah Products Company the brick
wciith. sale price being given as
s3l $50 Davis Brothers, Inc, also
sold To tho Virginia Dairy Company
property known .Ls lSlO-l2 Veg, Main
street, between Allen and GRANNY
streets cor rae O0o
Pollard and Dapbv -n,o-, .,,. ..
several small prou.rtics
After a grea, deal n ,,ouh,o TN
securing materials and ,m,,ln~in ~
Cornoration wha a." aas." ~ Sou y
sub,trh,n nronar,v ~ 49, CE ~:
pnaI o., on q. lazy street
known 40 .:G,o,n,,.,ii Co.y. t!up.
$50, as Stohs"a!! courts: have
,t eohp'c'co the preliminary
c,,
Hc"a,i nuF's comprises APP
i.' oNiil"'cly hrty acres OF ground
.Tnh',hE on cary street Road, abou,
~" rect ana running through TO
PATTERSON Avenue. on which 1t has
IN" same frontage. Tn" two principal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-10
NEW BUSINESS SHOWS UP
IN OLD VIRGINIA SECTIONS
Another Coal Company for Wise-Al-
ta'ista Cotton Mills Sign Con-
tract. New Flour Mill.

The. Blue Ridge Lumber Co. was
organized this week in LynchburE.
The Ideal Milling Co. recently in
corporatcd with $4,000 capital stock.
VIII build Touring mill at Bridge
bristol is to have greater and
oetter telephone system. the company
mere proposing to expend $500, 600 IN
improvements and enlargemcnts
Another coal mining company has
Decn Incorporated at wisc-thc Rex
Coal Corporation by name.
me Loyal Order OF Moose has con-
tracted for the erection OF a three
story lodge and business building at
The Altavista Cotton Mills. Inc. has
Tcohtracted with Lynchburg builders
LOT me immediate erection OF a splen-
did office building in Altavista.
Ihe Emporia Potassium Phosphate
CO.. recently chartered with S5O. Don
capital stock proposes 10 manufacture
rock. p"oSPha'e
The West Harrisonburg Light ca.
HarriSonburg III
c, The National Valley Bank OF
;I'0n. proposes TO erect an add
.ional bank building for use of the
savings and trust department..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-10
COMING ON TO RICHMOND
Roanoke VIII Send Delegation to Real
Estate Convention Instructed for
Stntr Vrnlty Exchange.

ROANOKE. VA. Oct. 9.-The mem
bers Of the real estate agency firms
or this city will hold an Important
meeting Monday night. the object
OF which Is the revival OF the Roam
oke Realty Exchange, which has been
in a state OF innocuous desuetude
for some time past.
At this meeting delegates will be
elected 10 the State convention OF
real estate agents to be held in
Richmond the latter part of the
month. There are in this city forty
odd real estate agencies. and It Is
understood that every one of them
is strongly in favor of the forma-
ton of "A State exchange at the Rich
mond meeting, and the delegates will
be instructed TO support that move
mcnt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-10
BOUGHT IN CAROLINA
Henry County Furniture Maker, A.
Qure FIAnt ut Lexington
and VIII EnlurRc II

,,MARTINSvILLE, VA, Oct. OF G
fhiipott. ]. d. Bassett and T. v. kirk.
man. owners OF the furniture-makins
pant at Bassett in Henry CounIv
nave nav. purchased an established furni.
wbfch attory IN Lexington, n c., at
, room, suites of heNwainut and ivorS
IL Is proposed TO enlarge the n,ant
nurenassd ed, and among other Improve
ing 10 be used exclusively as q en-
uepar.ment. The establishment
ana operation of this North Carniino
pant VIII in no way Interfere Win
Bassst, FA OF inc furniture factory at
heretofore. rs