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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-15
MINERS AND OPERATORS
C0MFERRlMG, IS BELIEF


WASHINGTON. April i<.--Upon
leaving the white House after q con.
ference with President Harding today
Attorney General Daughersy said hs
had gained an impression that ''prel,m
mary and local conferences'' were nov
going on between local unions of coal
miners and operators In bituminous
fields.
President HARDING and his admins
trstion at this moment. Il was sdded
had no serious apprchensions about
the situation. II was pointed out thai
the price OF coal had not advanced and
that the temper Of all parties had not
been irritatcd.
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HUNDRE EDS flee FROM FLOOD
.ULTIMATUM IS
SENT REDS BY
LLOYD GEORGE
SAYS MUST HAVE REPLY BY
II TODAY OR QUESTION
Is ENDED

Ny Associated Press
LONDON April IA Reuters dis
latch fi'm .'nris tonight says a Frenci
stmir flcial statement issued at clos
Il tolny's meeting oi the Big Foui .
of the Gc~nH cn'f'rn zee. quoted Prime
Minister Lloyd George as having de-
clarcd that unless the Russian delega.
''on had given a favorable reply by II
o'clock to- .1w to the proposals pre-.
scented this week the Genoa coLfer-
rnce. NJ far ~ the Russian question
was concerned. would be- ended.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-15

HOUSTON. April it.--xisterial reduc.
tions In freight rates ON international
shipments between the United States
and Mexico are assured In a tentative
agreement reached here today between
l.ficials OF five American railroads
serving the Mexican border and cxscu.
tives of the National Railways Of
Mexico
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Fsrfineries Esenpsed.

AUSTIN. Texas. April 1.-THE Attor.
ney Generals departmen held IN an
opinion today that oil refincries are not
subject to the two pes cent tax as~ess.
ed against Wholesale dealers In petro
leum products. This opinion. given TO
comptroller Lon smith reversed q
former one on the same subject.
The first opinion Is erroneous mad ID
Withdrawn. the comptroller was ad
vised.
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CITY BEGINS
SINKING INTO
MISSISSIPPI
QUIcksANDs
sy Associated Pres

~ Associated Prs,s
BEARDsrowN. Iii.. April it.--Exs-
DIS rf the homeless from the flooded
city OF Beardstown started todny. .Hab-
liable houses are cramped. Three
fourths of the rcsldents ARE homeless.
Water has riscn above an prssiously
conceivable heights. end today dsvsiop-
ed q menacing current through the
streets. which. With the sdnod hniseui
evidence Of "auickand." caused the
first outward signs of anxiety.
Uniforms ef the salvation Army we're
seen today IN the lowest hahltAble oorts
OF the city. The baxcd doughnuta were
tasried by boat 20 econdstory dwsllees'
and 10 the five hundred Or more iiviAs
ruddlcd 10 tents. = ~
ouIcksand beneath the city, which
has been auiescent until stirred % 90
iivny by river water. today ha1
draEged down two large houkse ae6
had enxulfsd brick pavenseats N ~.
fcrent parts Of the city. 70 that osoSoo
by foot ts no longer safc. !.
49, sf' =
Mlaslalppl ninlno. -
1T. LOUIS. Apgii IA pueololisa
that the Misuissippt River IN ~ y
stage of sas fsst BY. morning. sVuB
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DELEGATE TO MARITIME
LAW PAnlev IS ADVISED

% Assssisaa PrD
~ ~ashi.>GrUN. April its-Reoeo-
mendation that an appfopriAtton -
made 20 permit Americsn repess.ae1s
ton st the international confesenee -
maritime hw TO be held as brussels.
was made today BY Prsa6egt nAse-
Ing In letter to the senate. 1oe
appropriation asked sas oSe.eeo.
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$3.50 fyr Sufferers.

ABILENE. Texas. April i,.--Approx.
imatrly $3.50 has been raised In Abilene
~ FAR for the relief of the storm suf.
fercrs near Oplin. q. q. crcssweli. local
chairman. says considerable more mon.
ey II needed. as well as quantity a
clothing. particularly underclothes fos
men. women and children.
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New Rank of Ranger.

RANGER. Texas. April IA second
bank for Ranger viii become a reality
tomorrow with the opening of the Han.
ger state Bank. capitalized at 900
and controlled by a directorate com.
pused almost exclusively of Hanger
men. representing all the varied interests
Of The city.
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LATEST TEXAS
NEWS STORIES
IN BRIEF form


DALLAS, Aprii ~ Louis W. Brown.
captain Of police. serving In the detec.
ave department. was appointed chief Of
police q special meeting of the city com.
mission this afternoon.
lie was born IN Clarksyille. and In %
years old. His appointment was made
60 fill the vacancy caused by the death
last "Wednesday of Chief 81 Police Elmo
strait.
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THRILLING MAN HUNT
IS ENDED IN CAPTURE
~ Asscsist~d prsus

LEAvENwORTH. Kan. April IA
one of the most exciting man hunts
ever conducted by authorities of the
state Penitentisry at Lansing. ended
today with the return OF Ralph Evans
"a years old. convicted hank robber.
who was apprehended al LAREDO.
Texas, more than one year after he e--
capped. while serving an intsrminats
I~ntence Of 10 20 ~ years.
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coNTlNrED OF PAGE Tw@
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LEGAL NOTICES.

-~-~~~~~-~~-S-S
IN THE SUPREME COTRT OF THE DIS
trirt Of Columbia. holding Equity
Court Mary f. e. Coeyman. ct al vs.. the
unknown heirs Of samuel Hilton. Mary Crom-
we'll Mary Nixon. Julius Jacobs. Equity
No 39s3O. Order Of publication. The OBJ
sect Of this Suit Is 20 procure decree
establishing Of record tho title Of plaintiffs TO
certain parts Of lot - o; the estate Of
Mathew wighald. situate at the intersec-
tioi Of I'D and streets So. in the District
~ Columbia, and more fully described In
.hr bill Of complaint. On motion Of plain
tits IL Is this I'D day Of May, 1922, ordered
that the unknown heirs deyisees alienees
* Samuel Hilton, Mary Cromwell, Mary
Nixcn and Julius Jacobs cause their APP
prarsncr To he entered herein on or before
'he FIRST rule day occurring three months
after the first publication Of this order. other
wise the cause will 10 9rOceeded with as in
ease ~ default; p-ovided a copy Of this
order shall he Published twice month for
three months before said rPtnrn day in the
Washington Law Reporter and The wash
ing,on Herald A. 4. HOEHLING. true
copy. Test tSeaU: MORGAN II. BEACH.
Clerk. By =. z. CUNNINGHAM. Assistant
Clerk
uys4. 81 JsS 15-jy3.1n AIS
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INDUSTRIAL PROPERTIES.

-----@--~~~-~"~-S-
MAR DELAWARE AVE a CANAL. ST.
se,-AooUt 80. 900 square fee.. at 40 etsu
TEL foot LOUIS P SHOEMAKER. l4J7 n.
- axe NV Nsin 11es-
on B = r R AT BETHESDA AND
nea- Rockville PIKE sad car line-About
$4,000 sdnsre feet suitable for Iurnber yart
CT Other like purpose Price. So. 600 LOUD
?. SHOEMAKER. 1907 n. Z ave -.
AVIS IIss
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p F CARIEY


Pk Fr 6153 6l7 at. nv
So 5OO-Garage Accessory 4 Paint Bust.
ness uptown, NV: capacity so cars: 5-yr.
lease: very good income: must sell at sac
rihce
81 S0o-Grocery. sw.: store: rooms:
hw.h. gas: 3-yr. lease: rent s32. 80.
IS 20O-Grocery & Market, ne; store. 5
rooms, bath. very good income; rental. with
lease $50 90
81 2O0-Grocery & Meats. sv.: 9 rooms 4
garage; capacity 8 cars: 5-yr. lease; rent.
S6n m.
So 000-G rocery. downtown. NV: wonder.
ful income: rental. with lease, 5000.
81 .4OO-Grocery 4 Meats. sw.: store: 5
rooms & cellar: must sell at sacrifice; rental.
with lease, $50 50.
sl2.000-Grocerv 4 Property; store: s
rooms: garage; latrobe heat: gas: stock
fixtures: must sell sacrifice.
s2.OOO-Hardware. Paints. vsrnishes 4
House Furnishings: downtown: roums &
store room; 5-yr. lease; also fixtures, stock
at inventory: must sell at sacrifice: owner
leaving town: rent. S1T5.O0
S2.SO0-Hotel. Pa. ave. NV; IS rooms 4
several baths: good income: rental. with
lease. 10000
So .J0O-Lunchroom 18th St NV: doing
good business: lease with rental, sli25o.
$3,55O-Luncaroom. uptown. NV; 2 stores
& several rooms: excellent business; must
ell At sacrifice: OWNER leaving country
rent. Sl25.O0
Ph. Fr. 6153 ST. ct. nv
p. F. CARIFY
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II ST. NV. Mr.. 7TH. ST; BRK., R. a
h: lat. hi: convenient to bus; terms.
$1,000. wILDMAN CO., 9th & n. Fr.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

~~-~-->-~~---~ ----~-~> ----~<- <->~>~
p. F. CARLEY,
Pm. rr- sf53. siT q ST. nv.
ssco-Luneh Room: n st. ne; good IN
se.5oo-Luneh Room: downtown; mixed
trade: . real bargain: rent. $40.
s4.500-Luneh Room: downtown: store. .
rooms bath: rental. with lease. 800
ss,ooo-Lnneh Room; downtown; rooms
4 cellar: also furniture: q real bargain;
rental. with lease. s125.
sT.J0n-Movie Hall: Brightwood; capacity
go people twhitel: doing good business;
rental, with lease, s27o.
si:Jo-hoemins EouSe: at. NV: 10
come. rent 500
s.. 2so-Rooming House: uptown: good
location; 10 rooms; I bath; very GOOD con-
dition: rental with lease. 500.
s2.5o0-Rooming House: Pa. ave. NV; 10
rooms: baths. gas q elec. lights: steam
heat; rental. with lease. $3.50.
s.ooo-Roomtnr House: downtown; %
rooms: baths 4 10 extra sinks: h.-w.h.;
.isc lights; good income; rental. with lease,
50. 5oo-Roominr Honse: downtown. Is
rooms: . paths: gas & efee. lights; heat
furnished; rent. s2O0.
n.soo-Nesr beer; untown; good income;
q real bargain: rent. $50.
5.0Op-Millinery. uptown. excellent loea-
ton: 8 rooms. baths store and garage;
doing very good business; q real bargain;
must sell at sacrifice; rental with lease.
S277.5o.
P. F. CARLEY,
Ph Fr. Gias si7 2 st. NV.
EIGHT NEW BATTERIES. y REM AIS,
all tools and equipment; make offer. 1911
y. Y. ave. NV. SO
NINE ROOM BOOMING HOUSE IN A GOOD
northwest section Price reasonable: good
terms for quick sale.
HALL, q CRAY
1904 H st. ne. Line. 1891.
'GROC: BUS. a DWLG.; ' ST NV. NR.
IOth-s rms. & store; price $500. WILD
NAN q CO.. 9Th & H. Fr. e4oe. 100
$4,000.
I.unchrOom on Pa, ave se.-Doins good
JOHN F. DoNoHoE SONS.
3l4 Pa. ave. Sc.
BOOMING HOUSE. ST. Mr.. 9TH wv
II rms; baths; hot and cold water In
each room; h. VIII: gas: basement; income
s245; good cond.: rent. 800; price, 1850.
9th and Fl SITS NV. Fr 64os.
IS
SHOE SHINING SHOE REPAIRING
bus: Fla ave. mr.. 18th NV; shoe shin
ing chairs; machinery; rent $50 per mo-:
Price 81 $50 win rent all for 800 per
month. WIDMAN & CO.. 9th II. Fr
GiCf 1ia
SUBURBAN STAPLE GROCERY; I RMS.
4 store. h.-w.h.: elect: rent SS5 per mo-:
good bus: 81. 200 WILDMAN & CO., 9th
& II. Franklin 64O6. 1i3
IF YOUR HOUSE OR BUSINESS Is FOR
sale list with US. WE GET results. Wild
man 4 Co. 9th 4 n. FIR. 64O6. So
DELICATEssEN STORE; DOING GOOD
business: will sacrifice for quick sale:
building. stock and fixtures at $1,000.
WLDMAN 4 co. 9th & II. FIR. 64O6
1Is
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INVESTMENT PROPERTIES.

INyEsTMENT PROP.-2-sToRY 4 BASE.
ment br: good cond.; rent, $50 per mo
rrire. 81. ESQ wILDMAN & CO, 9th & II.
Franklin 6406. 16s
APARTMENT HOUSE, APARTMENTS
Of 6 rooms & bath sIflendidy built; mod.
ern; can be turned into apis Of rooms
4 bath. Price very low. G. 3. BENNETT,
$40 Cont. Trust Bldg. Main 6ae4.
Rooming house with II rooms: an excel.
lent location. Near Washington Circle. Would
be a f.rs investment. Act quickly. Price
IS. 500.
i. DAVID z. BARRY.
1907 n st. NV. Main 1901.
IS, 900; APT BLDG. OF RMS. AND
bath each; near Sth 4 Fl SITS. me-; rented
at Ssl. so q month: tenants furnish heaS.
DAVID y BARRY. 1877 n OF. Main 1871
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IL ST. Mr.. ard NW-Frame. 6
rms. b.. lat. heat, cleo. fine end.
i'm. poss.: $500. A. n. WILD
MAN, 9th & H SITS. NV. F. 64o6.
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Chevy Chase.
$4,000

$500
Fssssnden st.-Detsched: lar. rom,
and bath; h.-~.h.; cleo; room for garage
one square cars.
$3.50
Aleermsrls st--Nsw Bungalow: g
lishtful rcoms and bath: hwh. elec roou
for garsFe; hwd. rs: beautiful.
S11,500
keokuk. near Conn. ave Six srEciru'
rooms and hath; h.-w.h.; ei-c.' room ~
garage; perfect condition
S15,750
On Leland at. Chevy Chase Md-Attr.c
tive rooms and . baths: h-w.h: cleo
center hall plan; living room lG1e5: Gre
place. slate roof
WILLIAM K. HARTUNG
HOS 18th At. nv. Phone Exchange Main 81
PRACTICALLY NEW HOUSE ovERLooKI
Ing Rock Greek PART: rooms and bath
servants room and toilet IN cellar: lsundrr
hot-wHter heat; electricity. Ess: hardwood
floors and trim; screened sleeping pcr-hes
screened breakfast porch; huilt-in rrTsre
owner leaving town, viii sci for $1,000 4
terms; SHANNON 4 LUCHs, 7lS itth 81
nv. Main 234s
500 SD ST. CHEVY CHASE, n e
For sale ST.. 500 90: cost SIS 600 90:
rent at slss.Oo month: detached hous
rooms: baths: msde ~ that life-snd
ing holow tile; GSnaEe bcilt in sleept
ana breakfast porches. inst1 ntaneous
vater: h.w.h.; open nrepace: beautiful
ronndtnfs; large lot and choice ,hrubbe
NOT farm Bus runs door; inn~di
possession; open for inspection. Phoue
2la1 or address 2T2s 18th Of nv. &C.
NORTHAMPTON sT.--yitoo
~ ms; b h.uh.; cleo: gar.fe.
y. l. sASsBuRY a CO., 1915 I -. u sec
CHEVY CHAsE-sii. OO0-
Cheapest house In Chevy chs-.: : room
thoroughly modern: raj open fireplace: al
traetive lawns snd much .hruhbery. metd
weather stripped and s-r~ens: real slA
roof: terms. WV. s. PHILLIPS, 100 y
Y. ave. Main $500.
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EYE ST. Mr.. IsT Nw.-Bay window
brick: II rms. & 2 b.: fur. h.; laundry
SIS. 200: 5000 cash. wILDMAN & CO.,
Nh r-d " Frarklin 64nS
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n ST mr.. 9th NV.

3-story 4 basement: 10 rms. 4 h: INV h. ::
gar: price. SIS 800 and terms. W1LDMAN
4 CO. 9th & IL Eranklln 6406.
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l4TH, Mr.. GIRARD Nw.-Store; price.
$4,000; $1,000 cash. wILDMAN 4 CO.,
9th II. Franklin 8406. 1853
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CHAPLIN ST, WEST OF l4TH-7 ROOMS
bath; garage; furnished. Price. 81 800
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER. 1907 n. Y. ave
NV. Main 1885,
nth ST NEAR MO ROOMS AND BATH
Price, ss.bOo CAYwoOD BROS & GAR.
RETT. INC, a15 ave. NV
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ST. Mr.. SOLDIERS HOME
rooms; hath: garage: deep lot. Sc 800
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER. 1907 y. Y ave
NV Main 116S
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FINE l. OCATION: EXCLUSIVE NEIGH.
borhood: well built home: nine rooms and
two baths: all outside rooms: has hot water
heat, electric lights: possession can he had
with title. Price. 1880. McKEEvER q
G0SS. 1905 Eve at NV " 4Ih2 23l-s
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FOR SALE-APARTMENTS.

ST Mr.. 18th NE APT: ROOMS
ans bath: lat. heat: god cond. Price,
sh.D'O. $1,000 cash sos per mo. rent and
SIS for double garage. WILDMAN & co,
a-E ard y. Franklin 6iO6 IS
IsE:Sr SIC. IN N.w.-Det p. T. modern
construction: - apis; rent $4,000:
1>ifer terms: $50. p0l. WIDMAN & CO..
Oh & ". Franklin sos 1l9
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CONFECTIONERY AND NUT SHOP:
downtown: doing a fine business on a
main thoroughfsrp: rent only 5000 with 3.
wear lease; price 81. go. wILDMAN & CO.
9th ii. Franklin 64O6 l2a
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18th ST. y. w.-LoT eO1aO: FRAME
house; rent SI6.5 80. Price So. 100. LOUIS P.
SHOEMAKER. 1907 y. Y. ave NV NJ 1850.
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On Leland at, Chevy Chase Md-Attrsl
tive rooms and baths: h-wh: cleo
center hall plan. living room 1875 hr
plage- slate rocF
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Quincy sT.-C0RNER BRICK HoTSE OF
ROOMS - hedroomsl: hath and lsvatorr:
huilt-in Earare: hot-wat-r hest: hardwood
noors and trim; electricity: Ess: front and
donble rehr porches. Including sleeping
norch: copper SCREENS throughout Price.
SIS 900: terms SHANNON a LUCHs. us
14th st. NV. Main 2ata
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PERRY ST. list WEST OF ltTR ST
Row brick house ~ g rooms and bath;
furnace heat: eiectri-ity; gss: hardwood
floors and trim: front and double rear oor-
chss. Price. $1,000: possession; terms.
SHANNON a LUCHS. 7lS 18th at nv.
Main 2s4s
CALVERT ST NR. isTH-9 rms. baths:
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FINE FOR PROFESSIONAL MANN TIE
heart 81 this section Of large apartment
bcusea Pine home o. IL rooms q baths
hrGs lot. Priced very low G BENNETT
$40 Cont. Trust Bldg Nsir ssp<
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NORTH PRAIRlE

Tho fresh air children Who have
been entertained at Dr.. o. r.. layers
Mark BryanCs and Ole Ericksun's
homes returned to their homes in
chicago Friday
4 large crowd attended the social
at Mrs, Electia Holes home last
friday evening s enc program was
gyon %. instrumental solos, ducts,
trios and also vocal solos and read,
ings. 4 neat sum was realized from
the sale of cake and ice cream.
Mrs Dorr Zimmerman and child
rem spent Friday with her parents,
Air. and Mrs D. C. Spencer
Mr. and Mrs, A. f. Walbridge with
their guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Ami Pcddi.
cord of Nevada, iowa, spent Thurs
day afternoon at Rex Pcddicord's.
Miss Edna Jewell spent Friday
vita her aunt Mrs. Clarence Jewell
Mrs 0hcrt Howe and baby spent
0hm Thurd!T til Isturday with
her parents, Nj. and Mrs. Chris Mon
son
Mrs Earl Dix and children of
Joliet. who have been visiting the
past two weeks in our vicinity re-
turned to he rhome Wednesday az
compaEicd by Mrs. Floyd Long and
children,
Mrs. W. L. Bosworth and Mrs.
Howard OImstcad and daughters
spent Wednesday with Mrs Willard
Teweli.
Floyd Long spent Sunday in Joiio.
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-The Free Trader journal s--
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING

Eauc.endorf5, southwest Of Streator.
Mr. and Mrs. W, IS. Chapman and
family mutorod to ToniCa Sunday and
spent the ia? with relatives.
Rev. Walton OF Chicago has charge
oJ the services at MJn!iua during the
absence of Rev Blodgett Aug. Goth,
there viii be a male quarottc from
Chicago, who viii furnish the music
Tor the morning services ut II A. NJ
Harold Chapman is .doiug painting
on his farm buildings this week and
stayed over Monday night with his
brother Walter and family.
Mrs Gus. Duttcnhaycr Misses
Edith BNtly and Isabel Omstaad
spent Monday and Tuesday at the
Grove home and assisted with cook
iun 10 rtnreshers.
Armour Daniclson has been helm
ing thrcshers in Marshall Fixes
place while Marshall is entertaining
q couple Of painful boils.
Dorothy Thorson is spending this
week with her aunt, Mrs. W. X.
Nuutson,
Misses Elsie and Alice Eike spent
Wednesday at Elias Larsons and as
sisted with cooking for threshers.
Mrs G., c. Paw and daughter
Lucille, Mrs. Mark Bryant, Helen and
Wayne called on Mrs. d. Irwin in
seneca Tuesday.
The Home Bureau will meet with
Mrs. Wallace Howe August 23rd.
The threshing will be finished this
Week and corn shelling VIII be the
order Of the day for several Of the
farmers.
Mrs. VIII Grove and Mrs Lucian
Grove visited relatives iu Ottawa,
Wednesday and did shopping
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HONEY the same old reliable
kind You have had for 40 years,
from your olG money man \. Mot
taZ. Pure. warranted and net
weight. 50 III. can, $500; 10 ID. pail
SI60, ; h. pail, sac. Phone Utica
955. Also to be had At the following
address: Nottaz & Sons Grocery,
227 ". Madison St: Wener's Gro
Gerry. lee Joliet St, North Side: Mrs
Roseler. Gil ID Avenue. South Side;
Mrs. T.. Dolder. go Christie St. So
Side: Mrs T. Tompson AL 2d Ave.
south eraa. Mrs. Geo. Lehrling ql6
" .asdi-an 81. West Side. Utica
customers, cali at Farmers Store.
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and invite YOU TO attend its sessions.
Dean $ knight Is the superintcu-
dent Our church magazines have ar.
rived and If You have not received
yours speak to the pastor and he
viii 500 chat you are supplied at the
earliest possible day.
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SUNDAY WoreI1in.

Sunday services at the usual hours
Sunday Aug 20, az the Methodist
church in Sheridan. Don't forget
that Won have a hearty invitation to
attend one and all Of the services
We are proud Of our Sunday school
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Estate of John &maRHr, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the IN.
dorsigned, Administrator Of the estate
OF John Smagur, late of the County
of La Sale end State of Illinois, de.
ceased, will appear before the Probate
Court of said county, on the first Mon.
day Choing the second day. Of Octo.
hor, 1922 at the Probate Court Room,
in Ottawa, in said county, when and
whore all persons having claims or ..
mands against said estate are notified
to attend and present the same in
writing for adjustment
Dated tho 11th day of July A. j..
1922.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-19
Geo. A. Crowden
Real Estate
ojlbway Lots. Farm Bargains
3o+305 Armory Block
Ottawa. M.
Wrist Watch Not Mode

wrist watches arc not a modern
Flea. A. long ago as the wear 1871
Queen Elizabeth received Il richly
itNeled wrist watch rs present from
the earl Of Leicester,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-19
REAL ESTATE.

T~~~NSN NV
FOR SALE room bungalow with
large front porch, hot water heat,
nne BATH room. large barn; two lots
s,50O.00, an 8 room modern house
with glassed sun pnrlor, IN Center OF
tawa; large lot, 100000. Misc Ger.
trnda iIarris.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-19

FOR SALli--A medium sized resi-.
dcnce, with all the modern improve
mcnla, including sun parl0r aud sleep.
ing porch. also an up-to date garage;
all on splendid lot. conveniently 10
Gated and proper distance from bust
ness center school, church and car
lines, must be seen 10 be appreciated
w. y. PUSEY,
Central Life Bldg, Ottawa.
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FOR SALE--A fivc-roOm country
home, over one acre, with garden,
fruit, beautiful lawn and fine shade
trees, chicken house, etc. on a hard
road one mile from Ottawa; low price
and easy terms. W. b. PUSEY,
Central life Bldg, Ottawa.
FOR SALE-Thrce practically new,
modern houses, ranging from 5000
to $1,000, West and South ottawa
Also several small country places
close to town. w. Z. PUSEY.
Central Life Bldg Ottawa
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-19
HOUSES
MISCELLANEOUS.

"~HSN~N'
MONEY TO LOAN ON FARMS % y,
per cent on loans under $lo0 per
acre, 6 per cent on loans of $l25 per
acre, and reasonable commission. IN
reply give number of acres and yalu.
per acre. SAVINGS BANK OF IKE,
WANEE. I<eWance. Illinois
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-19
An Offer

Mr. George Wright SAYS that he
will he clad 20 be Of any assistance
TO anyone who may desire it in car
ing for the cemetery IN Sheridan,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-19
Marble Man M-kee Call

kins, the monument man, of Sand
wich was IN town Friday and called
on Mrs Margaret Lewis Mrs. Lewis
i7 erecting q large monument to her
first husband, Mr. Samson, who in
buried in the Harding cemetery.
~z7
Mrs Mary Pool had visitors from
HARDING Friday.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-19

Arthur Hill was an Earlyille Wis
itor Friday.