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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1921-09-20
FARMS FOR SALE.

% acres, with % tons hay. 800 apple trees, 100
barrels on trees, lots Of growing pines miles
from railroad station. Prfce e4O0o.
tons hay, 80 barrels apples In season, miles
from railroad stAkion. Price e3Qoo.
100 seres, cuts 10 tons hay. lots Of growing
ySSd = s,s AZ Rins' miles from railroad 'sas'on
70 acres, cuts 20 tons hay. 600 apple tres. 100
barrels on trees, miles from railroad seeaon.
Price 9a,eo0, including farming tools.
In cyery way, running sprisg water, bath room,
large amount Of fruit. Is bushels pears this year.
Price 16,000
10 scres. cuts % tons hay, . miles. from rail-
road station. Price q 800.
room one story house with ell and sable,
located In South Paris village. Price $500
Tor sale By
L. A. BROOKS.
Real Estate Dealer, Office 10 Market
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13
BANK STEET CONTRACT
WILL Be LET TOMORROW
Governor Approves the Bids Whici
Were Submitted by Director
Savillc.
SIX CONTRACTORS CoMpETE,
Work of Widening Thoroughfnre
Must BE Completed Within Sixty
Dnys--l'owcst Responsible Bid.
der Will BE Awarded job.

The contract for widening Bank
Street Will be let tomorrow morning
by tho Mayors Advisory Board. on
recommendation of Director of Pub
Works Allen j. Saville. Mr.. Sa-
VILE Yesterday afternoon waited upon
Governor Davis. and submitted to him
the various bids which had been
handed in nv six contractors. These
bids were approved by the Governor.
who indorsed the action of Director
Savil!c. and che lowest responsible
bidder may be awarded the contract
tomorrow
The contractors are required to
complete the work within sixty days
after work has begun. Director Sa-
vile said yesterday. however. that
the contractors would he given a lee
way of thirty days TO get their work
Ing apparatus In good order and ready
TO start. This period will not be
counted I'm the contract time of sixty
days. Eut. says Director Saviiie.
when the work is actually begun, II
must he completed within sixty days
Governor Davis accepted the decd.
properly certified Of the Ford lot. and
this was placed on the records OF the
transaction between the city and the
state. This transaction embraces an
agreement by which the State gives
the south end OF the Capitol Square
by which Bank Street may be widen
ed from Ninth to Twelfth Street, in
exchange for the old Ford lot OPP
street embracing III" eniir" block.
Upon this block is TO. II. erected a
ic.60d.0O0 memorial building, to be
used jointly by the city and tho State.
The transaction WAS prcCipitated by
the activities Of the American Legion
aided materially 10y senator Morgan
member Of the Stat" senate. the work
was. probably. completed sooner than
might have occurred had he not
worked inycSsan,ly.
Members Of tn" American Legion
from every section oc the State de-
serve much credit for their. unt!rinS
activities. The memorial building 81
10 be In honor OF the Virginia soldiers
Will embrace a" library and Il vast
auditorium. which may be uacd for
conventions Of all kinds. both OF local
and Statewide Significance. The city
furnishes the ground and the State
VIII put UP tn" building. The con-
struction VIII he under the super
vision Of the Library Board. "a sre-
cial memorial commission named by
the Legislature aud the Governor. and
"A committee from the American
Legion. The latter committee named
Robert T. Barton. OF Winchester:
Colonel II. l.. Oui". Of stanton: Cap
tain q. Al. harrison. Of Frcdcricks-
burg: Branch Johnson. of Richmond,
and Ben PILLOW. OF Richmond.
Director Saviilc stated yesterday
afternoon that h" would award the
contract for the Bank Street Improve
mems tomorrow. Senator Morgan r..
MIlls, chairman OF the joint commits
sion, stated that ne would call a
meeting OF that body Immediately, 50
that steps may he taken toward the
construction of the memorial build
inE.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13
.V|RG|N|ANs TO ATTEND
BIG PATRIOTIC MEETING
Session Is Called to Check Attempt.
cd Revival OF German
Propaganda.
TAKES PLACE MARCH 1s
Gathering VIII BE Held III Madison
Square Garden, New York City,
Under Auspices OF the American
Legion.

Virginia will be represented in
person as well as in spiri, at the
great Ali-American mass-meetins to
be held under the leadership of the
American Legion Ut Madison square
Garden, New York City, on March
IS as nm answer and Il nationai dem
onstration against the attempted re-
vival of German propaEanda actiyi-
ties in the United States, II was an
nounced today by w. L. Price. state
adjutant Of the American Legion.
Colonel T. w. Galbra!,h. Jr., ma
tional commander OF the legion. ~
In personal charge OF ARRANGEMENTS"
for the meeting. which, according 10
word he has sent. Mr. Price VIII be
the ''mightiest patr!tsc deinonstra-
armis,icc." kilograms Will be read
from every State In the Union. Rob
ert T., Barton, OF Winchester. com
mander OF the Virginia department
OF the legion, has wired Colonel Cal
braiih as follows:
Virginia lcgionnaires call for
patriotic .mcnstration in answer 10
hisloyalists' activities. Demand from
ali sections of state that legion make
reply 10 recent Madison square (Non
Mach) meeting. Legion falling in its
duty is action is not taken.
John j. wicker. Jr. OF Richmond.
national executive committeeman Of
the legion for Virginia, MS gent the
following wire to Colonel Gnlbraith:
~
der with American Legion In great
fight 1t is waeing TO combat national
German propaganda campaign. Sew
eral Nirginians VIII attend national
patriotic decentralization to oc held in
Madison square Garden. and those
who cannot get there Will he present
In spirit. our cordial bonds y union
with the allies war pledged and
sealed by sacred blood and America
must not allow II 10 be dciilcd hy the
venomons poison gas rrnpasa nda."
In response to til" Virginia greet
ir2s. Colonel Galbraith asserted that
Il" was hc!HE dcluGcd with kilograms
from all parts Of the country. He
writes
since tn. wave OF patriotic ar;ior en-
larhtio Of war against Germany n
marks the spontaneous beginning. OF
great All-Amcrl"an cOuntrr-offon
SlNe against enemy pyOpt gan,r which
Us sweeping America. II is the nat =
urhI reaction from IN" national wave
OF resentment, when swept the coun-
Try In the wake az The exposure by
the american Legion Of the project
.H revival OF German propaganda Of
forts In tbs country. the insidious
OBJECTS or wAIch were Ia .stranEc tn.
United states and those nations
winch were our comrades in arms In
War anu ihc restoration to its piac.
OF former power and influence In or
national affairs OF the powerful Drn-
herman political machine. Of which
Herr won BernstOrn and others made
such good use in the Imperial cans.
before Ne entered the war Tho
cards ar" on I'll. tnh!" now The dis
!oSalistS have stated their cnso AND
america has made It's answer"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13
In Hotel Lobbies

Jencrson--J. B. Henry. \Ablngdon.
Va; George G. swain. Danville. Va;
t E; F. Dunkei; Norfolk. Va; v.
man and wife. Norfolk. Va. u. Leroy
Jones. Portsmouth. Va: Colonel
Prentice and wife. Camp .l;ustis. Va:
Lieutenant q. p. Smith: Camp Euatis,
Bose. y. c.: Mrs. j. W. Iiiggs and
daughter. Greenvilc.. n. c.: i. G. G..
Wilson. city: q. y. Abban and wife.
@. p. Nelson and wife. White Sulphur
Springs.
Rusger-W. NJ. Justis, Midlothian.
va; r a. kerns. south Boston. Va:
chas. Il. Schsfrer. Ashevilie. n. 6;
Fred. c. Neikirk. Roanoke. Va: II.
w; Spratty: Elbcrrow. Val. ". X.
Johnson ION Elhsrro W. Va; l. =; J JShn-
glacks,ono. Va; b. ". Taylor. New
Kent. Va; j.. c. Baton. Danvilie.
Va: J; II. Tucker, city; r q. Muir
rell. city; r. /. Devereth. staun,on.
Stephenson. Toano. Va.
Ntchn0nd-C. y. Francis. Norfolk,
Va: John \. Morris. Portsmouth. Va
( n., Ma,,IIon R,d Lyrehbgrs Va. Y.
Dorsett. city: c. NJ. Floyd. Butter
worth. Va: c. r. Hathrock. Macon.
y. C.: Oscar II. Jamison. Roanoke,
Va: B. Bondurant. Roanoke. Va;
Thos: q. Lyman. Newborn. y. G.. T..
Il. Mclaughlin. Norfolk. Va: r.. G.
story. Romnoke. Va; Mark g. Bane,
pulaski va: y. -. Clodfei,er, city:
Field. West Point. Va; NJ. y. Ma
hone. williamsburg. Va; Alfred a.
Lowry, Kingston. Va.
Murnhy.-J. a. Young. Petersburg.
s,,h,
South Hiil. Va: Miss Helen Brooks.
iBurkeyiiie. Va; Mrs, J; t. Hrenneee,t.
.' T. savadss sa N ii M h Tn s:
savadse, Alliance. Va; c. Warner,
Snrry., Va: J, @. Blackburn. chula,
Va: W. .. West. Alexander. Va;
Wilson. y. c.; l.. l. Korneyas. Rocky
Mount. y. C.: +. l.. Linckin. Williams
burg. Va: f. saunders: Va; f.. a..
c:ovine,on. VA; +. a. Manning. va.
q. W i-okey. Newport News. Va;
!. NJ. Jackson and Wife Roanoke
hapids: \; CO Miss j. ;Delmar Roam
Roanoke Rapids. y G.: G. ii. Snarr.
Mount Jackson. Va: T.. II. wheat.
Icy. Danviile. Va. T.. fleming Smith.
VA; MISS g. Libbe. Lynchburg. Va. /;
ltciicE: y. q. Smith. Columbia. :. c.;
Mre. y. e. Marks. Warrcntun. Va
j. X. Hahsers. Ashland. Va: Miss
kunz. Lynchbure. Va, MISC V Bibee,
Lynch5nrg. Va; Miss T.. cox. Lynch
burg. Va. Miss c. V. Harvey, Lynch
burg. Va. Miss :. PuGh, I.ynchhurE,
Va. Miss VI. Zimmerman. Lynchburg.
Va; Miss J. Manhood. Lynchburg. Va.
l. X. SHAW, city; I. y Jones. New.
port News. Va; Harry Tush. S,aunL
ton. Va; j. T. Gorrow, Hopewel va!
g. 10. McAellary and wife. Stanton.
va MSS a. salmon. Hopewell. VIZ.
Lcainsi"n-c. y. Groomt. Daivll!e:
T. ;. webster. Clayville: T. =. t.!u:l
ana wife. Amelia; William W!iliam:S;
oiayv!!ie. y. 4. Baynes. Uanyilio =
Mrs. r; l.. Mills. Jr. Wilmington.
y; Q; w. I. Martin. Florcnc. $. CT
Alien Turndali, Wilson. y. Z. r.. AZ
Siovall Norfolk; H. a. Williams,
Mai!ens; Andrew Sync. Ral.igh. NJ
va. ''!!e'
siumpf's-T. IL. Field. Norfolk. w
r. Mankon, kenb-.dxe: W. r. H.-.
fas2m. freder.cEsourG.; Mr.. and MIS-.
Iartersy!lie; J. Z. Price. Ash!and.
:, Metts. Norfolk; Mr.. and Mrs.
X. j.. T1iley, Mineral: l.. +. Lan;n'
Quani!eo; :. y. Rahy. Va. j. X
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13
ARREST SECRETARY OF !.
GROWERS EXCHANGE
%. Frank Foushc Is Charged With
Selling Stock in Concern
Without II License.
iSnecta! 70 The T!mes- pisnatrh.

loHcciti 10 The Times DisDatch
WlLi.lAMSTON. y. C.. March 10
d. FRANK Foush.. secretary and man
eyer "f n" Peanut Growers Ex
gHaHHc, OF SunollI. was arrested q,
plymouth. y. .. today on n warr,n.
sworn ont by the North CnroIins n.
nurhhcc Commission for selling stock
MilA"ut "a License He immediatcly
gave bond FOR his appcarancc no.
Tor" the Rrcnrdcr's Court I'm pIv
o'clock
For tac past two weeks Mr.. Foush.
IN" 'hr"e % his Held ftncn have been
III Marlin and Washington Counties
securing sicncrs 20 the growers con
,raat. wh!ch has alreany been sj.nnd
-! nearly 1."pO growers in Virginia
ana North Carolina according Ia the
terms OF this contract tho grower
rays an ore:lnlzat!pn foe az S11 "a,
'ith' OF signiU2 and then agrees tn
PAY balance OF $40 due on one share
ot common stock rs soon ~ growers
representing NOR" than 80 per cen;
o. the peanuts grown In these two
states have signcd the coutrar,
Mr. Foush- will set uD :, r,ea I'M,
IN" enlarged exchange Tho neonu;
growers are now organizing. is :,
honpfoht cooperative association
ana mat the ono. share OF common
STOCK the grower conditional!v sih-
SERIES Tor NJ the time of signing
me contract is merely the basis for
membership in the exchange
Ihc contract the peanut growers
are signing IS modelled after the
California plan for co-upcra;jv, nc.
sociation and is practically tho sane
AZ me contract now being prcScn,"h
10 Inc cotton and tobacco growers ~,
inc country for their signatures
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13
Nicholson supply GETS Cha,,cr

Ia charter has been granted the
Nicholson supply Corporation, OF
fredericksburg. The officers are:
George b. Nicholson. Pittsburgh.
president: &. o'coHor Goodrich. Fred
cricksburg. vice president: Arthur D.
Nicholson. Pittsburgh. secretary and
treasurer. Directors: G. - Nichol
son, y. ID. Nicholson. II. Nj Nicholson.
w. Il. Edmundson. Pittsburgh: &.
O'Conor Go9lr!ck, fredericksburg
The purpose OF the company L. 10 pro
ducc, manufacture. sell and deal in
mineral and vegetable oils. including
petroleu mand it's by-productS Can
tia! stock: maximum, 100000: mini
mum. 10000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13
Prepare for Memorial po,

IKE CkSBtRG, VA. March
1.-THE Ladies' Memorial Assent,
ton. nj ITS annual meeting, elected
the following officers: Mrs. John n
Goolrlck. president: Mrs. W. Eus;oce
Moncur" and Mrs. \. II. Yates. vice
presidents; Miss Eta Barney. sccrc-
tary; j. Conway Chichester. treas-
urer. Plans were arranged for Con-
teuerate Memorial Day, which will
be observed on the third Thursday
IN May May 100, and Il tentative
program was outlined
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13
SECRETARY DAVIS WILL
CONFER WITH PACKERS
Two Representatives From Industry
ma sniue Number From Employees
VIII Meet In Capital.
w! AssVE!uted Hrcssl

ibE Associated Prcss.1
CHlCAGO. March l2-Aftcr an all
Jay discussion by heads OF the pack
ing ihdustryHa Telegram was sent to
james j. Davis. secretary OF labor.
ut Washington. accepting nj. sur
gcstion thu: they send twv represent
tatives to confer with him and two
representatives OF the employees re-
garding the present situation i'm the
industry.
The telegram which was signed By
Armour Il Company. said:
your message received. Will be
glad to follow your suggestion"
statement given out at the sam.
time the telegram was made public.
said:
we assume tha, the justice aud
necessity OF wage cuts will not DC
at issue. Nor can thci. justly be an
issue on the matter OF hours
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13
JOHN LYON BRANCH CHOSEN
HEAD OF PETERSBURG CLUB
Hfchmond Nun liz Elected prcsidrn,
OF Young Busincsn Mems
OrEamiIuiinn

The eIcctiOn OF JOin I.yOu Rranch
son OF Charles NJ. Branch. of 2232
West Grace street. as president OF tho
Young business Mems Club OF Peters
MIR. Branch. formerly az uirbr,,,1
succeeded X. W. Pritchard. Jr.. as
president OF the club. Diner officers
chosen were: Mr. Pritchard. vice.
president; James II. short. s.cre,,rv
a III a. i. wat treasurer, Mr.
branch is grandson Of Major Dani.l
Lyon, an old-timc citizen ana former
Mayor or Petersburg
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13

WINCiIESrHR. VA, March "a
John W. Rice. president OF the shen-
andonh Valley Nationa. Bank. who
died recently. Lett an estate worth
about $4,000. according to his will.
prohatcd today. most OF il being In
valuable farm and orchard land. bank
stock and ~. Insurance Tho estate
IL divided between his widow. Mrs.
Mamie Rice. and their son. Warren
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13
SttIiupf'S-

;. S,nmpf's-r: II. Fleld. Nortolk: ".
r: ManSon kenb-!dxe: W. T. ii!s-
rason. Fredericksburg: Mr.. and M:-
Hrown. Norfolk; X. J.. Holland
Cartersy!lie; j. T.. Price, Ashland.
J. 6 MetIs. Norfolk Mr.. and Mrs.
y: -, Tnileyi Mineral: l.. +. I.ap:n.
Qunnico: :. y. Rahy. Va ] IL
scott. Newport News T. = D,rdin
Norfolk. and II. &. II. Cox. Penni,na"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13
Miss Howard Nude school rcn,r

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. Narct
1.-THE STATE Board Of Education in
Richmond Thursday elected Mis-,
Mary Howard as superintendent OF
SCHOOLS FOR the county. She VIII kuc.
ceed Rev. Thomas T.. Baker ~,
present super intcndcut
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13
pnssc.,c. nnrc ola Coin.

FREDERICKSBURG VA. March
i2.-Charics Inscoe Williams. of this
city. has in his possession an old
coin. u silver Til aler GGermaHD. iLt.<c d
1866. ana bearing as part OF the In
Scrlption "Iionesta Cola soma
LnnmesiN Is The only good ihlnEl.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13
BRISTOL, TENN, WANTS
CITY MANAGER PLAN
Proposed Chnngc From Comin,is.iOn
Form of Government Axi-
tUtcs Politicians.

BNISTOL. w. March i2.-Ag'ita-
ton for changing from the present
commission form OF government TO
The cts manager plan Ia current In
political circles in Bristol. Tenn. \
mass meeting of citizens of Tennessee
Bristol viii be held Monday night at
the Chamber o: Commerce. for the
purpose az discussing the proposed
change. and IL il probable that Il
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13

movement FOR the change will be
launched NJ this meeting. This city
has had the city manager form of
government for more than year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13
Drnnnap Head, (,hon,,.,

FREDERICKSBURG; VA. March
l2.-The newly elected board >of al
rectors of the Chamber OF conimerr.
mas organized by electing W. l..
Brannan. president: IL * Swcetscr.
vice-prcsident; y. b. Young, treas
urcr.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-05
no. -, ne rec Hmey-
A tnKN JsOe"ti-)
sslMICK- 81
|g',s::aMSMAck|
sgMkekoLOMh

! have no place to keep yon any more;
Y cur shrine Is broken; on the sapginr
door
And on the window too.
The dampness gathers and tho ivy
cings,
And there the little bird that sways
aud sings,
Sings of his rest, not YOU
The music that was yours had trailCl
away,
Gone with the incense and the drip
ping light
That stained your forehead where You
stood all white,
| cannot pat you in the noisy day.
What would you make of all its lang
ling strings
You whom the silence cherished and
the night
Touched with Slowmoying wings.
If could build anew
The broken beauty where you dwell
before
And watch the moonlight stealing in
to pray.
Just as il used to do,
/ know my dreams would come again
and say
The prisons they knew;
But life that gives 50 much will
scarce restore
At all or gather back the dust she
filings,
Or make no homes again for home
less things;
1 have no place to keep you any more.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-05
ASKS THAT
RECEIVER SEIZE
RICHARDS CLAIMS

! Nrou, v,rE N,g F.InI- ~ Arm,
..... ,..
'''o''F' VIM '' H"''' '.' '"' ."'' ''
establish % partnership Ia Che Nadi
son Sauuro garden enterprise. TODAY
/ flied an application for The appoiut
.ment Of receiver of tho garden. to
run Il for Tue benefit Of the alleead
|parfncrsh,n.
Armstrong also socks an Injunction
Restraining Richard and his c1rnor.
ATOMS, tho Madison Sumra Garden
coruoratiul and the Madison Sgugre
Snoring club from having auytbmr
10 do with the ouoratirl of the buiH
iug.
Following tho application. suprome
Court Justice Hotrhtisa signed ln or.
der recurring Richard ,o show cause
Monday why q received hunld NOT De
appointed
cites Plckard's Testimony.
Armstrong whose allegation. of.
partnership have been denied by.
Eickard. bases his raaa,yorship apnli
cation on TESTIMONY given recprtlv
by Richard when he was oxammed
before trial I'm The suit
Armstrong submitted an affidavit
recitlng alleged dealings with RicE- |
ard since they first met in Ely. New. |
where Armstrong was engaged in !
work and mining doyol- /
npment and says Il was his introduc- /
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-05
BRITISH FENCERS IN
LAST TRIAL MATCH

London, Nov. 4.-The British fen
cling team, which leaves for America
Saturday to meet the team of the
Amateur Fencing League Of America,
was given farewell dinner by the
London Sports club tonight Mai
Huntington, the present British "ep-
co" champion. was not able 70 make
the trip, as he has been ordered to
reicin his regiment in Ireland. The
team had a satisfactory last trial
match tonight with foil, epee and sa-
Der.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-05
WELLESLEY SENIORS
WIN IN CREW TESTS

Wellesley, Mass, Nov 4-Welles-
ley college seniors triumphed over
the other classes in the annual crew
competitions on Lake Waban Thurs
day. Their score was SIS, The soph-
omores were second with Sc. Juniors
third. the first freshman boat fourth
and the second freshman boat fifth.
Points were allotted on basis Of
as per cent for form and skill and
25 for speed.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-05

i.
Chicago this afternoon ~ gathered
under difficulties, we learn. The PIX
skin rooters are making verhak CON-
munication difficult, as their cheering
downs out other sounds. ,Hl
O. ~i "
How are the bets layln92 NJ
Sweep out the empty wards IN the
hospitals, Company coming. "A
o al
Says the Kansas CITY STAR:
Another brother ,columnist bio
sons forth in the ottawa, Ill., FIJI
Trader.Journal III the parsonage
C. w, w. who daily grinds his 81
in his 'Knick-Knacks kolumn'
come, brother" @%
lust wake up? This things
going since January,
Again the trusty pen has act
pished it's full weeks duty. ShaIlk
now lay is aside reverently and
forth from here to bask in the Nos
Der sun.
O.
My overCOat, James,
&C. W. w.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-05

beverages Is designed perhaps, 10
toresuard against the electrical kick
that drinking futurists threaten to i'm
part. The idea Of this kick Is to have
the positive in the drink and the mega
tive in the foot rail. The consumer
closes the Circuit by putting his foot
on the rail and drinking at the same
time.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-05
A MeIIon-choly outlook.

Secretary Mellon may feel that the
country has reached normalcy when
all the bad puns that may be made
on his name have been listed and
published.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-05
BRITT0N WANTS A
FIGHT WITH BENNY

Now York Nov I Willie BresliI
is becoming an "old man. and he
knows it, The SO year old veteran
/ who has been making the cities and
tank towns from Coas. CO. coast iol
seventeen years as Jack iri,ton sees
the end of the road not $40 far ahead
( ITS coming. / know Iul before
+ J get nay props knocked out ! want
one good Geht ana ! don't know as
it's Necessary to lRk farther than
Benny Leonard" the woIterwalght
King said.
"Thcre's a lot of talk going around
that Leonard has been after me.
bat that's not the ease. ] have been
after him
Match About Made.
Tho match Is just about made
now for late in November. Fifteen
rounds to q decision sure"
Tho curly haired freshman, who,
with Johnny Kilbano, is unfolding
Che prestige and dignity of age IN
the ring must feel safe in his ability
to beat the lightweight champion, be-
cause he Is risking title that is
bringing him about 100000 a year,
without much worry and with little
work
William r. Breslin was born in
Clinton, n Y. oct. u, 1855, He
started boxing professionally when
he was ~ years of age. and ne can't
tell exactly how many battles he has
in during seventeen years Of
Busy glove swinging He's on the
books for 25O bouts but he is sure
that he has had at least a hundred
more.
Last Clash Three Years Ago.
Britton has meet Leonard twice in
1N decision bouts, and was able to
hold his own. Their last meeting
VAS I'm 1918.
Il guess Leonard is better now
han then, but | don't feel any worse,
md maybe I'm some better Brtton
says
I'm getting along. Some of these
lays some youngster is going to get
ne all Of d sudden, and TN be the ex-
champion"
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-05
sTRlNGlNo THE BEANS.

STRlNGiNG THE BEANS.
Scraps" just knows everything.
Here it says that beans mature twice
as fast under electric light as unde~
ordinary daylight. Yet we know men
who have had electric lights beating
on their beans for forty years and said
beans are not mature yet!
g.
Your deposit in the savings bank
is an object OF interest
o
All news coming over the wire from
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-05

If the Hapsburgs will kindly wait
until Austria or Hungary sends for
them they will contribute somewhat
to long, much needed peace.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-05
Remember, Away
Back, When--

The Rock island sold round trip
tickets to Chicago for 81, coed for a
two-day stop-over?
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-05
SHOCKINGi

Wisconsins law prohibiting a cit
zen from placing foot on brass
rail while drinking Misunderstanding