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PRODUCE.

BEANs.-Marrow. choice. 1890 100 lbs. ss h;
red kidney, 1920, so. white kidney. $3.50
Ola
BUTTER.-Creamery. higher than extras,
H.. 45hGI43c.; extras, % score, 44HGi5c. !;
firsts, 90 to 9i score, 4S1SI44lzc.: firsts, Ss
to so score. 4ld43c.; seconds. SO 10 81 score,
36G40c. lower grades. S2d35c.; unsalted,
higher than extras. 4slsa49c.: extras,
4794se.; firsts, 42a461ac.; seconds, 36g
40c: held or storage, extras 41G42c. !.
flrsts, 3TRi0c.: seconds, 30d36c. lower
grades, 27G29c.; Danish casks. fresh. 44a
45c: State dairy tubs, finest. 43Q44iac.;
good to prime, 3sd42c. common 20 fair.
2sa31c.: ladies, current make. flrsts. 20a
o7i,c; seconds. 23d23Izc.; lower grades 21m
22ikc: packing stock, current make, No. l..
2Sa23izc.; No. 2, 22c.; lower grades, 1sd2ic.
CHEESE.--state, whole milk. held early
made flats specials, lb., 2sisd29isc.; fall
made 2sn2oc.: average run, 26n27kc.; fresh
specials, 26T26hc.; average run, 25125lAc. 7;
lower grades. 1s924izc.; twins, held specials.
2sa2shc.: average run, 2692IiAc, Wiscon-
sin, held flats. 26d2slzc.: held twins. 261
2siic. single daisies. held. 27Izd2SiLc. /:
double daisies. held, 2Tisd2sc.. Young Amer
icas. 27d2s9ic.; fresh, 2Ta27lac.. skins, held
specials, f7IsGi0isc.. prime TO choice, 136
16c.: fair TO good. 1oa12c.; lower grades,
JG9c.
EGGS.-Fresh gathered. extras. dozen,
33Ism34c.. extra firsts, 3tlad32c.. firsts,
29q3ic.; seconds, 27isG2sisc.; dirties. No !
27d2sc checks, fair TO choice, dry 25aa6c
Il
hennery whites. extras. 42c.. extra firsts
4fc; firsts, 3Su50c.; gathered whites, firsts
to extra firsts 3SGi1c; under grades, asa
SIC; Pacific coast white, extras. &c: extra
/ firsts, 4fc. firsts. 3gq40c. under grades
Y7T3sc pullets, 34d3Gc; other Western and
Southern. gathered whites. 3313sc: State
Pennsylvania and nearby Western, hennery
browns. extras, 36a3Ic.; gathered brown
and mixed coors, graded extras 33jka34c.
firsts to extra firsts, S0d32c.
POTATOEs.-Bermuda bbl.. STato.5o: old
$50 lbs. S2.50d3; 165 lbs. 81. 2.b0d2.75: III
MS, S212.25; Long Island bag 81 5OT3 75
sweets, Jersey. basket, 81 .25d2.75, Southern
basket. Sf.7512.2 rs; bbl., s3a4.25: yams
bbl., S3I5.
POULTRY, DRESSED.-FREsH KTITsgr
Chickens. boxes, 30daGc: bbls 3O634c
stays. 2sG34c.; fowls. boxes, oadSnc bills
2sd3skc old cocks. 25d2sc. capons, near
by, 52n6oc.: Western, isa5sc.. slips. 42e
4sc turkeys. young, 65aGoc old bsdl5sc
2sT35c: guneas, pair, T5c.dsi rs; SQUADS
dozen, s5d10. FROzEN~Chlckens I, broilers
35a42c; flyers. 32d37c. roasters, '33aa4c
fowls. 2s63oc. old cocks. e5a2sc capons
5OT6Oc turkeys, young, 05nG2c; old g5S
5sc; ducks, Long Island 4ic.. Western
30qdoc, geese, Western, 2593Jc.
POULTRY, ITyE.-Tovis. freight. 4oc
express a0fD42c chickens. freight. 3oq4oc
stays, 2pc.: chickens. express a2a45c
broiiers. freight. 55c express, 55aeoc oil
roostcrs, freight. 25c. turkeys, freight ma
express. 4oG43c; Long Island, spying, s5c
breeders, 43c. muscovey. zoe geese
freight 1Sm20c. express iSn2gc; avian
tSc: pigeons, pair. freight or express soc
ruineas. pair, o5c aSi rabbits. express, ID.
30I32o.
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GRAIN.

CHICAGO. March 16.-Bulls had an ad-
vantage III the wheat market to-day.
The close was strong. at 2la to 3a4
cents net higher. with March $1.59 10
S1.59H and May Si.51ls to st.51%
Corn gained 4 to Y 70 * cents and
oats Y TO q to q cents. In provisions
tho outcome was a setback of 10 TO 40
cents.
Wheat showed an upward tendency
from the start. 1t was said Greece and
France were asking for tenders amount
ing 10 almost 2,000,0 600 bushels and that
Europe to-day had taken about 500, 900
bushels Of Canadian wheat In this con-
nection the fact was noted that cash
premiums showed an advance at the Gulf
OF Mexico and at Minneapolis and Win
n:peg as well Besides. mills were cred
tied with having bought futures here.
Assertions that foreigners were sue
cessful in acquiring 100000 bushels in
Argentina to-day at ~. TO cents under
the quotations current in the United
States failed to make much impression
as q bear factor, and SO likewise did an
nouncement that Great Britain and
Russia had signed a trade agreement. 1t
was generally assumed that Russia pos
sessed no important quantity of wheat
available for export Meanwhile con-
tnued references to green bugs in the
Southwest served to keep the pit more
or less attentive to possibilities of a
crop scare.
Corn and oats sympathzed with the
wheat advance. Receipts were relatively
small and Eastern demand fair, espe-
cialy for oats.
Provisions we're weakened by break
In hog values and by figures showing
that the stock of lard here was greater
than had been generally expected
Ft1TcAcn pRTC.rG
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BONDS IN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 16. 1921.


DAY ssIes NJ,-o
Year to date. 637, ,2S
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ottawa Issue Offered.

Hannahs. Bailln & Lee are offering a
limited amount or city ~ Ottawa, Can.
ada, per cent. gold bonds. duo scrially
on July i 1880. 10 1916 both inclusive
70 yield $50 per cent Their principal
ard interest are payable In New York 3,
Ottawa. Ottawa has n net debt OF less
than per cent. Of its valuation. II,
sinking funds amount 10 more than "a
Jer cent. Of IT. outstanding indebtedness
The New York herald., 1921-03-17
METALS.

In yesterdays New York Metal Ex-
change tin was dull and Straits was quot
ed for 27 and 20. standard tin for 81 and
70. 90 per cent. tin for $3.50 and % and
Straits shipments for 27 and 20. with
sales OF 25 tons Of May-June for 2s.75.
Copper was dull; spot and March. II,
and April, f2.12la, all asked. Lead was
quiet; New York spot 40 and East ST
Louis spot 40. Zinc was easy. New
York spot $40 and East st. Louis 4so
asked
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BEANs.-Marrow. choice, 1920 100 lbs ss
red kidney. 1920. so; white kidney $3.50
ola
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were scored by Chinese Railway bs,
city OF Christiania S., Kingdom of Den
mark Sc, French Republic SIS and Belgian
Government SIS, and United Kingdom rs
OF 1897 were up fractionally, while Chile
bonds and Belgian Ss were off n little.
The largest advance IN that group was
registered by Kingdom Of Norway SIS,
amounting TO point Libertys con-
tinued their upward trend.
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PROPOSALS.

l. Request for bids under Section 10 Of
Clayton Act, by The Pennsylvania Railroad
Company, contract serial No. a006, for supply
of phase, % cycle power, 13. 200 volts, APP
proxmating 3.500.0o0 X. w. II. per month.
delivered 10 Arsenal Bridge Substation.
Philadelphia. Pa. for two years beginning
April i. 1921.
2. Bids must he submitted on or before
noon Eastern Standard Time. March 81, 1921
and will be received and opened by Mont
gomery Smith. Purchasing Agent. N. w.
corner 18th and Filbert Streets 18th floor
Philadelphia. where fun detailed informa-
tion may be obtained.
s. Company reserves the right TO reject
any and all bids
TILE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COM
PANy.
March IL 1921
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CHICAGO PRICES.

Buying in yesterdays cash wheat mar
ket was believed to be in anticipation Of
French and Grecian business and against
old sales. 1t was estimated that about
1000, 900 bushels of Gulf wheat was sold.
Greece has established credits in This
country for the purchase of about
1.295.O00 bushels by March 25 and
France asked for offers on $4,000
bushels and the order probably will be
filled to-day. The export sales caused
rise in cash premiums which widened
the difference between American and
Argentine markets. AS a result of the
advance here England, Germany and
Portugal bought about 100000 bushels
of Argentine wheat for 31a to cents a
bushel less than the Gulf price. Approx
imately $4,000 barrels of flour, mostly
low grades were sold to England aud
Greece
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CABLES.

rio unchanged 70 30 reis higher Dollar
rate EGO higher. az OsIio. Exchange sTsd.,
of AID. Receipts 1900 bags and stock
A52, 900 bags. Santos spots not quoted. fu-
t,,rca unchanged 10 25 rcis lower. Receipts
27 600 bags and stock 3.ii0,o00 bags. Re
ceipts al ports 30 200 bags, against 5000
last year and II 900 two years ago. sac
pntilo had - 600 against 900 and ls, 900.
and Jundiahy 81 600. against 1000 and ll,0O0
bags respectively. Fine weather ~ Two dis
tricts or Sac Paulo, cloudy ~ one, ahoWefN
In one and rain In one.
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Ry-Product- Coke Project.

Proceeds from the sale Of sf,o00.00o
OF mortgage bonds and S5,000,000 Of Q
per cent preferred stock by the BY
Products Coke Corporation viii be used
10 pay for improvements and retire out
standing notes, Il was announced yester-
day.
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DEs MONIES RANKS JOINED.

DEs MONIES March 16.--The Des
Moines National Bank announced to-day
its purchase OF the First Trust and
Savings Bank. which has more than
81 100000 in deposits. The merger will
be effective next Monday.
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COFFEE PRICES STILL FALL.
Break to Lowest Level since zoos
or 1909,

Coffee prices continued yesterday q
break and touched their lowest Level
since about 1908 or 1909. Brazil was
weak. cost and freight offers very low
and the local spot market was dull and
lower. Receipts OF coffee at primary
points continued heavy.
The range OF prices IN yesterdays cot
fec futures market follows:
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Arizona Sells Tax I.sne.

The Bankers Trust Company OF Den
yer has purchased from the state Loan
Commission s1,500000 OF state OF ART
zona tax anticipation is per cent. bonds.
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
SPECIAL MEETING.

To tho Stockholders OF the Fay Petroleum
Company: Notice is herewith given or
proper call. issued by the President and
Directors OF the Fay Petroleum Company,
for Special Meeting OF the Stockholders
in tho offices of said Company at 1900
Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan, City and
State OF New York. at 100 o'clock p. NJ.
March 80, A. d. 1921. for the purpose Of
securing proper action on a resolution rec
commended TO such meeting by the Board of
Directors or the Company for the continu-
from May 1, 1921. and for the transaction
OF such other business as may come before
the meeting.
FAY PETROLEUM COMPANY.
BY Henry w. DeCourtenay, Jr., Secretary.
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FOSTER e. STEWART Co.-H. Al
perm ct AL. Jan. 1s. 1921 f......... 124.40
PRICE. Joseph-J. II. Smith & Co;
Dec. 1, 1908. S..................4.. b55.61
berg~Geesea Corp; FEB. ? 1921. o.14o.53
DENNER, Jacob-A. Patty ct al;
Jan. 20, 1921. 2i..................... 611.e5
GOODMAN. Morris. and wykoff
Feb. IL, 1921. 21...................., 1,55s.73
Sept Sept. %. ios6. 'i'es ..........".. 80 'o 1867
BALANCED SHOE co, INCH.
Heidenreich: Feb. IL, 1921 ....... 635.0a
wtiiJ CO.. Jan. osoo 90 1919. A"a" 1s.oss u
speneeman: sosl q II FEB. o. 1921 -. Ta1 40
LIBERTY STEEL PRODUCTS CO,
INC, and Liberty Expor & Inn
Ippa,o5 co.pN p............... s.se. ~ i,sos5s
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THE PITTSBURGH, CINCINNATI
CHICAGO s. ST. LOUIS RAIL.
ROAD COMPANY
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.


Pittsburgh. Pa. March 1. 1921.
Consolidated Mortgage Bonds 81 vANDAL1A
RAILROAD COMPANY to a total cost -
$3.50. $1,000 win be purchased for the sinking
fund March 50, 1877 at tho Agency or the
Company. The Farmers Loan and Trust
Company. New York city. under the follow
ing provision OF the mortgage:
"soaled proposals for tho sale of said
bonds viii BE- received az the Agency ot
said Railroad Company iu she City or
New York. and bonds offered At the prico
which. exclusive ~ accrued interest tbere-
on. shall be tho lowest percentage ~ the
principal thereof, wl be- accepted and
paid for az not exceeding par and accrued
Interest, should bonds % different hold
cra be offered az tho same price Tie mum
her Of such bonds purchased shall be ON
a pro rata basis. as nearly MS practicable.
=. proportion tc the whole number OF
bonds offered at the same price"
proposals "a seli bonds 10 tho sinking fund
must be n tine hands of The Farmers Bonn
aud Trust Company, New York City. before
three O'Clock r. ~. on Wednesday. March 50,
tg-t and must state The Series Letter of the
bonds offered. On March 3lst notice ~ ac-
reptances wi BE- mailed aud interest -
April ]. in2i, viii be paid on bonds accepted.
Bonds accepted must he delivered on April
grst Or security furnlahed on that day, n
required, that delivery VII bc made withia
4. II. y. MCKNIGHT. Treasurer.
k.AIANCE & GRosJEAN MANUFACTURE.
ING co.
Pursuant to Article q of the Mortgage
made by the above named Company e. the
ur0okivn Trust Company, as Trustee, the
endersigucd offers e purchase for the Sink
lng Fund ihe Grs Bonds of the gaid Company
nne May Il 1921 at 4 price not oNccedng
iNa and accrued interest 70 May lp2l
eufflrient ~ exhaust the sum ~ $40, l1G.7s
offers wil be received az its office, III
w0utaEur Street. IN the Borough % Brook
lyn. city ~ New York. until y. N. or
Anti 1921
pp joKLYN TRUST COMPANY, A. Trustee
y l.. MAYNARD, President
,s.ockiyn y. Y.
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NEW YORK PRICES.

WIIEAT-No. 2 hard was quoted at $50;
No i Manitoba, $1.92; No. mixed Durum,
St.6S, g. l. f.. track, New York to arrive.
CORN-No. . yellow. s67sc.; No. white.
s67sc. No. . mixed, s57sc.; cost and freight
New York. ten days shipment
OATS-No. 1 white was quoted at 55iac.;
No. white, 55c.; No. white, 53l&c.; No.
white. 521sc.; fancy clipped white. 5Sc.;
ordinary clipped white, 56hc. all elevator.
RYE-No. . Western. S1.67A, (. o. b., and
81 .53a c. g. T.. New York.
BARLEY-Feeding. 75QS1c.; mailing, 500
9oc, q. 1. r., New York.
BUCKwHEAT-sound milling, $2.6592.7o
a 100 lbs.
HAY-No. I, 81. .4oat so: No. ., 81. .So1f 40;
No 8, Sf.15Q123; shipping, 95c. OSLO.
STRAW-No. 1 rye S2oT2f a ton.
The New York herald., 1921-03-17
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS,
MANHATTAN

MAMMA 2 INN
Jfie first name ts that OF tho debtor. the
second that 81 tho creditor and date when
Judgment was filed
XANErI.r Cecelia -Fricstadi I'm
pcrpluulng Co, rnn. ~, 1910. 49,. $500. ng
Mtrf,T TErr1M Mcrio.-r. Wagner ~
ala March a an2f .-~-~~~-~,~~~.-~ Ros.s0
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CHASE SECURITIES CORPORA
TION

The Board ot Directors has declared
dividend Of 81 per share on the capital
stock Of this Corporation. payable April /.
of business March 2s. 1921. The transfes
books win not close
VIM. g. shaibIe, Treas surer.
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DIVIDENDS Ann INTEREST.
THE CHASE NATIONAL BANK
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK

Tho Board OF Directors has declared =
quarterly dividend OF 40 the capital
stock Of this bank, payable April 1, 1921.
70 stockholders Of record at the close ~
business March Is. 1921. The transfer books
win not close. "a
William r. Holly, Cashier.
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ALEXrs !. DUPONT. Secretary.
New York. March 18Th: 1927

New York, March 18th, 1921
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF HORN, SET
VERSION & OGILvIE. INC.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN OF a specia I
meeting Of stockholders to be held on April
1st, lg2t at ten o'clock A. NJ. Room 1T2s.
100 Broadway, Borough Of Manhattan. CITY,
County and State OF New York. to vote upon
tho proposed change OF name of this cor
poraton from Horn, Serverson & Ogivle,
Inc, which Is tho present name ot the cor
poration, TO Horn. Ogilvie & Company, Inc. /.
the proposed name Of tho corporation.
II. SCHUYLER HORN. President
LOHN S. OGILNIE. Secretary.
The New York herald., 1921-03-17
UNIVERSAL LEAF TOBACCO COMPANY.

Tho regular quarterly dividend Of 2es on
the Preferred Stock OF Universal Leaf To-
bacco Company. Inc, has been declared
payable April 1st, 1921 70 Preferred Stock
holders Of record at tho close OF business
March oath. 1921.
The New York herald., 1921-03-17
SCHEDULES IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following schedules in bankruptcy were
filed Wednesday in the United States District
Court
first street-Liabilities, $l24.424 assets.
Si3.0S9. David w. Kahn, "A Broadway, Is
attorney for the bankrupt.
EARBoR CHEMICAL COMPANY OF RAN
way, N. Liabilities, Si46,o4S; assets.
S5.6l2. The principal claim is one OF a
mortgage held by Harvey Fisk & Sons Tor
S25 900.
IIARBoR SALE AND MANUFACTURING
COMPANY of Palisade. n. Twill esti-
mated liabilities Of $o,427 and estimated as
sets OF SO $50.
WILLIAM ABLE. INC. S-5 East Thirty
fifth street-Liablities. S77,722; assets,
S3s151. zalkin Cohen. 49 Chambers
street, are attorneys for the petitioners.
The New York herald., 1921-03-17

The Board Of Directors In monthly meet.
ing held March 10, 1921, declared TIE regu.
lar quarterly dividend OF ono and one.haii
pcr cent 1het) on the Capital stock ot
the Company. payable March ~, 1871, -
etocIgholders 81 record on that date.
IL M KREINER. Secretary Treasursrv
The New York herald., 1921-03-17
INTERIOR RECEIpTs
SEABoARD CLEARANCES.
II.OLIl.

MINNEAPOLIS, March 16-F'lour un-
changed 10 25c. higher; carload lots family
patents quoted at ss.75 a barrel in rs pound
cotton sacks shipments AS, ,sSs barrels Bran
90
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Business Troubles
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following petitions in bankruptcy were
filed Wednesday in the United States Dis
BANKERS STATISTICS CORPORATION
Involuntary: against the Bankers Statistics
Corporation. IS West Thirty-ninth street,
financial news with liabilities of $45 .0ot
and assets OF 81 900. Petltioning creditors
and claims are Nathan +. Cowan, sIoo;
Dixie Book Shop Inc, Si2, and Jacob
IIessler, S47. Samuel Sturtz. 19S Broad
way. is attorney for the petitioners.
ISIDOR ROTH. voluntary, by lsidor Roth
individually and as copartner with Man
Korbin in the firm of Roth e. koroin, ~
West Twenty-siAth street, with liabilities
as an Individual and as member or the
firm IS, ,S3S, and assets Of the firm or Slo,-
100. The petition states the firm IS IN
solvent. Norris n. Bobis. 299 Broadway,
is attorney for the bankrupt.
ARTHUR A. KUTTLER. voluntary. by Ar
thur A. Kuttler. 403 Audubon avenue, with
liabilities OF $17,216 and no assets. lsidor
Block. II West Forty-second street, Is at
torney for the bankrupt
FLAKE GRAPHITE COMPANY OF New ! or'
involuntary petition against the Flake
Graphite Company Of New. York, ll4G
Broadway, with liabilities Of $4,000 and
assets Of s.. 900. The Diamond Flake
Graphite Company is petitioning creditor
with a claim of 81 ,05o. Jacob J. Lazaror,
25 West Fortythird street, is attorney for
tho
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AMrRIcAN CyANaNTp COMPANY

quarterly dividend Of lhss on the Pro-
ferrcd stock Of this Company for the thres
months ending March 81, 1921 has BEEN
declared, payable April 1, 1921, 70 stocks
holders OF record as at the close of business
on March Fl. 1921. Tho Transfer Books
q. M. GRANT, Treasurer
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The first name Is that OF the debtor:
: fdgsaer ................. $3.50 q
tsANfNER Ahrahnm-M Shain.. 1898
= Il n, conc fI Atkins. Gc0.7
PAR1<ER SUPPLY COZ serio !. i,o79o
STANDARD TRUCKING CO., INC.
Upton Garage Co, Inc..... ....... 1oof
ToLMATCfr. Lyman ~ Encyclopae-
din Brit Corp. ..........,...+...... loo.e
Wa,sR In Baz l5l',,eN CO. rnc'........s 1905
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-04-09
UPHOLSTERING

nr ALWAYS RIGHT Spring over
hauling of furniture doa" RIGHT hr
Geo. Bauchle. Telephone 6St%. lCI3
vest Main street.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-04-09
MISCELLANEOUS

HAVE your wall paper cleaned by an
expert. Leave orders at Wheeler II
Malo's or address STEVE DOOLAN.
Sl5 West Jackson st.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-04-09
WAN ed.

WANTED TO BUY Old aatheT beds
also clean feathers and make the
folding feather mattresses Address
Algie Word. 400 9TH st, La Sale, Ill.
Phone PCS La Sale.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-04-09
FOR RENT

FOR RENT Clean, pleasant rooms,
by day or week. Gates Hotel, La
Sale and Mill SIS.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-04-09

WANTED --- Furnished, modern or
semi-modern house for small family.
est Of references. Box K, this office.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-04-09

HAVE YOUR WALL PAPER cleaned
by an expert. Leave orders at
Wheeler & Malos, or address STEVE
DOOLAN, 9l5 West Jackson st.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-04-09
EbSTBOUND.

EhSTBOUND.
Eastbound cars leave Ottawa sta
ton for Marseilles, Seneca Norris,
MinOoka, ROckdale and Joliet, Ill. In
a. m. sac, b6:35, 7:65, s;bb, 11:bb.
In p. IN. l:55, b2:55, 1855, c4:5s. A:ss.
sos, 1905.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-04-09
SOuTHBOukD.


SouthhOund cars leave Ottawa sta
ton for Grand Ridge, Mckinley Park
and Streator In M, 8 So, 1855, 1855,
1855. In p. m, 1855, 8 80, sos. 500.
HOO.
b-Joiet, daily except Sundays and
holidays
morris.
d-Ladd.
princeton.
g-Ladd. daily except Sundays .ns
holidays.
m~Ls Sale.
ALWAYS BUY TICKETS AND SAVE
MONEY.
TICKET OFFICE OPEN FROM a:N
A ID, TO II So P. III.
TICKET FARES TO
CHICAGO
Via Joliet, IT., and Chicago a Joliet
Electric Railway:
$500 4 4s'S ssss;;a.S5
(Return trip limited to ten dsys)
FAST FREIGHT SERVICE.
ehons Agents Tor ssii tats<msstoa
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-04-09
WESTBOuND.

Westb0und cars leave Ottawa sta
ton for Utica, La Sale, Peru, Spring
Valley, Ladd, Depue. Bureau, Prince
ton In a. m. 1856, sc so, 1926, 1855,
dt0:55, f1l:55. In p. IN. 1855, 1885.
g4:55. Is SIS, k7:55, 1855. mll:ss.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-04-09

WAITED Girl, in the country In
guirc ut this Office.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-04-09

Salesman with auto to
sell oil. The Middle States OH Co.,
Cleveland, Ohio.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-04-09

)R SALE Small farms, near otta.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-04-09

WANTED-Firat class mechanic In
CURE Max SMITH garage
Owingsville outlook., 1921-06-23
ENGLISH ENTENTE
VIEW OF HARDING
ASSOCIATION OF NATIONS TO
PRESERVE PEACE SOUGHT
BY AMERICA.
Move Does Not Include a Treaty Nor
An Alliance, But Rather a Workable
Understanding Between Nations
Would Rectify Mistakes of Both Ma
tions at Peace Conference.

Washington American diplomacy ~
working in the general direction of an
entente among the English speaking
pcopl' of the world aS the nuclcS of
an association Of nations for the pres
ervation Of the world peace
The purpose does not cnviSagc
treaty. No alliance i in prospect.
what is aimed at, as the first step, is
the ironing out Of all appreciable diff
ferenccS 80 that a relationship may he
established between the British En-
pirr and the United States similar TO
that which exists between this country
and Canada
Evidences Of this purpose are seen
in movement on the part of the pow
crful NorlhclifIc press in England,
which senses the purpose Of American
diplomacy as IL is being disclosed The
Northclilrc attitude is interpreted as in
dicative of a ready response to the pur-
pose Of the Harding Administration on
the part of Great Britain, which is
now face To- face with the establish
ment Of its future policy in connection
with the Dominion PremierS.
The AngIo-JapaneSc alliance has a
close relationship To the attitude Of
the Foreign Offices of both Govern
mcnts, threatening a. it does the
friendly understanding between the
peoples Of both countries.
1t is recognized here that the value
of the proposed alliance to Japan rests
in its moral alignment of England with
Japan in any possible future conflict
with the United States, while its value
to Great Britain rests in the greater
security which it would assure to the
British control Of India. This conflict
of interest is seen here as presenting
to England the alternative Of a closer
working relationship with the United
States, and it is this view which is be-
ing reflected in the NOrthcliffe press.