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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-31

Otra onda de pausa con las condicio-
mes inestables un tono mas bajo de
desarrollo en- Ell mercado szucarero per
maneciendo los negocios bastante quie-
tos. FL mercado del aztcar crudo des-
Observation-Disclosures una tendencia reac
cionaria pero los preciss por Ell az1car
re6nado Sc sostuvieron. Tales desarro-
Hos han estado en- Inca con la acci6n
del mercado desde principles de afio
cuando comenz6 renovarse de su es-
tado desmoralizado. Siguiendo el pc
rtodo de gran actividad y de adelantos
rapidos en- los precios, estas ondas de
descanso han sido experimentadas va
1ias veces dandole al comercio una opor
tunidad para digerir sus compras. La
quietud y el tono inestable fueron Wis
tos en- general como otra ocurrencia tenn
poral y en- verdad lln factor vigoroso evi
to Ell desarrollo de una posici6n tecni-
camente debil. FL receso. en- los valores
Sc not6 solamente en- los azicares cru
dos y mas Sc lie debe, las reventas O
mas bien dicho, a las ganancias heehas
por los negociantes de aziicares en- exis
tencias comprados bajos precios. Las
ofertas de Cuba, han aumentado ma
terialmente, principles de la semana
cuando Ell mercado lego hasta 81
@. I. F. pero segdn decayeron los pre-
clos, el volumen del az,icar disponible
a cotizaciones bajas disminuyo indican
do que los productores Sc resistfan a
los declives. La inestabilidad del merca
do de los azlcares crudos fue algo inten
sificada por la nerviosidad creada a
consecuencia de la huelga ferrocarrilera
y a las continuadas huelgas de los car
boneros. Estos factories naturalmente,
militarian en- contra de compras de los
refnadores por azucares crudos en- alza
sin importar 81 los aziicares refnados
SO vendian o no, los embarques no po-
dian hacerse 81 las dificultades obreras
intervenian con Ell movimiento de los
trenes. Hasta ahora Ia huelga de log
carbonercs no Sc ha dejado sentir pcro
su larga duracion sin duda alguna ma
agotado mucho Ia existencia sobrante
de carbon que existe en- todo Ell pals. FL
aumentado interes reciente por parte de
la administration en- Washington, en- la
Luelga de los carboneros Sc We como una
possible indication de a. afectar$ "a las
industries del pals, sacramento por falta
de ccmbustibIc adecuado. AIgunas de los
refnadores del Litora1 estan usando
aceite, como combustible, pero ctros de-
ben obtener carbon.
segun Sc acerc6 el final de Ia sema-
ma, sin embargo el mercado desarrollo
un tono frne. Esta mafiana los az1-
cares cubanos como $4,000 sacos para
embarQue en- Julio SO compraron por
Warner 8 lac. @. I. F. (4.s6c. dere-
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Rafael MaIQuez
PROFEsoR DE MUsTCA

Especialidad en- copias arreglos
para piano, canto, flauta, mando-
lima, etc.
Instrumentaciones para grandes o
peauenas orquestas. en- mlsica reli-
giosa profana. 3ts aN
Gran experiencia en- IL ensefanza
de la flauta sistema 'Boehm'' asf
como tambi6n en- la reparaci6n de
las mis1nas
Dirijase Gale Ribot No. 2, San
turce. Parada 16 liz. Tel. 257 azul.
Infcrmaran J. Laza y Co., Tel.
718 Verde, San Juan.
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CASA PARA rAM1urAs

Tsngo sl gusts do participsrIs > No
Clientela y buenos amigos, qus desds
el 10. de Mayo. queds alberta de nuevs
mi casa on Sc w. s5 st. Entrs colum
bus y Central Park. Estacianss del
Subway Elevado SO st. Habitacisns,
con y sin bano. TSdAs las mejsras me
dernaA Precios m6dicoi. Tsl6sons'
SCHUYLER Ooes. Vicente sa1jurJo, Pre-
pistGris. AAvs
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Ell merCado azuCdeFO. en-. ell Norte

chos pagadesl y mas tarde en- Ell dia ell
mismo refinador compro ell balance de
un cargamento de 1000 sacos a 8 5I16c
c. I. Z. (4.92c. derechos pagados) Al
cerrarse Ia semana hubo compras adj
cionales a Slice. G. I. F. con una
cantidad muy lmitada de azlcares dis
ponibles de Cuba 8 3I8c. la mayorfa
de los vendedores pidiendo 3Hc. G. I. f.
La fSlta de pedidos de exportaci6n
tambien ha tenido sus efectos en- Ell mer-
cado, pero todavia hay algunos nego-
clos que Sc estan efectuando con Euro
pa tanto con Ell azucar refnado, como
con el crudo. Cuba tiene todavis consi
derable azticar para embarcar Europa
Y hay aun un gran volumen de azticar
refnado anotados para Ia exportaclon
durante los pr6ximos dos meses.. Ulti-
mamente los refnadores han estado vol
viendo a comprar contratos para la ex
rortaci6n, de los exportadores y 81 bien
es yerdad que han estado pagando dc
20 IS puntos mas aefos, que los pre-
clos del mercado al recomprar estos cor
tratos, los precios pagados han sido me
jores que los obtenidos del exterior Erl
e. case de un aumento en- la demanda
para la exportaci6n o que vuelva otra
vez desarrollarse y cuyo factor Sc We
como una posibilidad, este guerra de-
cir que acudiran los refnadores por
un gran volumen de nuevos contratos
pues los exportadores no podran llenar
muchos de los pedidos por ninguna de
sus compras anteriores.
Sc rumor6 durante la semana que
Europa habia comprado recientemcnts
unas $4,000 toneladas de szncares cru
dos cubanos de uno de los mas grandes
productores para embarQue a fines dc
Julio y agosto 3.25c. F. Q. B. pero estos
rumores no han sido confrmados. Una
evolucion muy interesante en- ell ,ner-
cado durante la semana sin embargo,
fu6 La compra de 1000 toneladas embaz
cue julio y sgosto aziicares de Cuba pa
ra Buenos Aires 5Isc. g. I, F. sea
S.4Oc, F. o. B. Cuba.
Los cables de Europa informan de un
'reQuefo receso en- las ofertas de los azd
cares de Java, pero Ell raercado de Java
no estuvo comensurabl blemente fojo como
ei mercado cubano. Los cables de Java
informan de negocios adicionales tanto
en azticares crudos como en- azdcares
hlancos. arriba de la paridad de los de
Cuba pero el 'sJava Trust, segnn so
dice, es un vendedor indiferente con res
pecto a la cantidad de azdcar no ven
dido en- primeras manos, Ia cual compa
rativamente es pequefia y segnn auto
ridad competente, es mas baja de sOO,-
600 toneladas. con ell movimiento de Ia
Eafra distante solamente unos 2 meses.
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'ei Eixiy de Leonordi. el gran remedio pa.
"a Ia sangre. Este aumentara su sangre,
alimentara y regularizara los organos di-
gestivos Devutlve el color al anemIco,
libertad al reumatIco y da vida vigor al
sistema nervioso. Su poder en- casos de
decaimiento y debiIdad ses sorprendente.
Pereza, enervacion faIta de vltaIidad son
tambien indicaciones de que su sangfe ne
cesita un remedio .c6cazy vigorizador No
pierda tempo, vaya innediatamente a la
drogueria mas cercana y obtcnga una boz
tella del Elixit de Leonard, para Ia San-
gre. Tomelo una vez Sc convencera.
Recofnendado por miles de personas que
han sido curadas de envenamiento de IA
sangre. reunatisno. gotta. uiceras, escr6-
fulas. timores, debilidad nerviosa otras
enfermedades, I'd Quedara satisfecho de
los resnltados despues de haber tornado IA
primera botella-
ELIXIR DE LEONARDO PARA Ia sANcRe
" De vp1-a an f0dae lac Ar<.v,. .-.,.
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ANINCODESUBASFA'
GoBIERNo DE PUERTO RICO
DEPARTANENTo DEL INTERIOR
NEeoo1ADo DE oBRAs PUBI1cAs
san Juan, julio 20, 1922.


Proposiciones en- pliegos cerrados pa
ra la adjddicaci6n en- p1blca subassa
de las obras de construction de un
puente de hormig6n armada, de 40 me
t-os de luz, sobre Ell rio Grande de
Mameyes en- La carretera No. 8, seccion
Rio Grande-Luquillo, cuyo presupuesto
aprobado asciende trece mil tres cien
tos noventSS un dollars cuatro centa-
vos (S13, ,S91.O4), Sc admitiran en- esta
Oficina hasta las 2 P. M. del dia Z de
agosto de 1922, en- que Sc abriran p6-
flicamente.
Todos los datos necesarios Sc daran
en- esta oficina donde Sc encuentran de
manifesto los documentos que han de
regir en- Ell contrato, y podran recoger
los licitadores los pianos y mcdelos de
rroposiciones que han de presentarse,
mediante un dep6sito de diez dollars
($10) en- metalico en- cheQue certif-
cado que seran reembolsados al ser de-
yueltos dichos documentos en- Ell plazo
de veinte dias (2o) despues de efec-
tuada la subasta.
La administration Sc reserva Ell dere-
clo de rechazar cua1quiera todas las
rrorosiciones v adjudicar el contnato
bajo otras consideraSon que las del
precio so1amente.
John A WILSON.
comisi0naaS Adu
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PARA Ell cATARRo

FL catarro es una infection de las mers-
braras mucosas y es i'm sintoma de sangre
pobre. SangTs pura protege eI sistema
contra afecciones catarrales Ell Elixiy de
Leonard paro la Sdngye limpiara su sis
tena. expulsando de su cuerpo todas las
materias veTienosas, y allrnentara sus ve-
mas arterias con sangre pura y roja
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-15
AGREE ON CHANGES
IN RESOLUTION FOR
NORTH SIDE PAVING
IN PLANS ARE
ADOPTED BY COUNCIL-NEXT
STEP is PASSAGE OF ORDI.
NANCE AND THEN COURT
HEARING.

Changes to the north side paving
resolution. which were made after the
adjournment ON Monday were adopted
yesterday afternoon at the public
hearing at the city Offices. About thr-
ty-fVe of the property owners were in
attendance. The action adopting the
resolution was passed unanimously
by the members of the council.
In compliance with the statute gov
erning public improvements, the reso-
luton will be published in the Free
Trader-JOurnal, and one week later a
meeting will be held by the members
of the council to adopt an ordinance
covering the Improvement.
The ordinance must lay for thirty
days before it is filed in the county
court The presiding iurist of the
court, Judge Harry Reck, must then
set date for the filing of objections
to the ordinance, if any such obiec.
tions arise. In case any objections
arise a court hearing will be held to
consider the merits of the claims, and
to see if they outweigh the good that
will be derived from the proposed i'm
provement
The court must also confirm the as
seSsment roll as spread by a special
ofhcer deputized to do this work
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-15
MADAME X NAMED
AS CORRESPONDENT
IN DIVORCE SUIT
STREATOR WIFE ALLEGES HUS-
BAND WAS TOO FRIENDLY WITH
OTHER WOMEN, INCLUDING
MYSTERIOUS MADAME OF THE
< FAMILY.

Naming two women as Co-respon-
dents whom she alleged had won the
love of her husband, Mrs. Leno Da-
Wis, 706 Hickory street, Streator,
started divorce proceedings against
Lester Davis. of Little Rock, Ark,
in the circuit court late this morning
Mrs. Davis claimed that her better
half possessed too great an affection
for Madame X" who lived in Chi
cago and a Miss e. NJ Devils of Little
Rock, whom she alleged the defen-
dant lived with.
According to the bill the couple
were married July 26, 1916. and lived
together until November, 1921. The
complainant asks the custody of their
two children, Twinkle Davis and
Ralph Davis
She changes the defendant with
being cruel to her practically all the
time during their married life She
alleged that one time he left her and
she found him intoxicated at the FL
lis boarding house in Streator She
alleged that when she went there af-
ter him, begging him to come back,
he struck her in the mouth, bruising
her lip
She also alleged that on one OCCa-
sion when she was visiting friends in
Davenport, Ia, he came after her and
threw knife at her, cutting a cash
in her arm. She also accused him
of other acts of cruelty
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-15
LORDS DAY ALLIANCE
CALLS ON HAYS TO BAR
ALL ARBUCKLE FILMS

New York. April 15.--William II.
Hays, director general of the Ameri-
can motion picture producers and dis
tributors, was called upon to prevent
exhibition of motion pictures featur-
ing Fatty Arbuckle by the Lord S
Day Alliance Of New York, in let
ter made public today.
Calling Arbuckles acquittal on a
charge of manslaughter and the
jury's statement in his behalf "a
whitewash," the letter urged Mr.
Hays ito use his authority to inter-
vene and prevent the outrage to the
neral sensibilities of the citizens of
this country, threatened in the pro-
posal to again exhibit any Arbuckle
films. In case such authority is not
within the bounds of your power we
then urge that you use your great
personal influence for the accomplish
ment of this end"
At the Hays Office it was said he
had gone to his home in Sullivan
Ind, to spend Easter and would re-
ply to the letter when he returned.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-15
HOTEL INVESTIGATORS
PAY OTTAWA A VISIT

A representative of Scans investi-
eating bureau has been in the city
for some time investigating the ho-
tells Of this city in the interest of
the Chicago clubs whose members
may have use for hostelries during
the automobile touring season. The
report is based upon the general char.
acter of the hotels-as to their gen.
eral upkeep, their sanitary condition
and the moral conditions. The re
pert is for the patrons of the bureau
and is made to prevent the possibility
of auto parties putting up at unde-
sirable or disreputable places during
the touring season. The report shows
most of the hotels of Ottawa to he
entirely unobjectionable and in good
condition.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-15
START WORK EARLY
ON '23LA SALE CO.
FARM INSTITUTE
FEBRUARY 7. 8, AND 9 ARE
CHOSEN AT CHICAGO CONFER.
ENCE FOR NEXT YEARS MEET.
INGs TO BE HELD IN OTTAWA.


Arrangements Tor holding the l92.
La 9aIie county farmers institute
were completed IN Chicago yester
"ay at conference OF the institute
@sSot'atIoh oIlcefS OF the northern
uIStr'Cl ol IiIihoiS. Inc meeting vii
oe "eIu III Ottawa on February l.
anu y
ne 'le'IIhE was attended by
noui'ty superintendent OF Schools w
H. roster EI 'foslar OF Utica, presi
uenI OIL the county farmers institute
ana MIS-. (. ;. RoDihson OF La Sale
president OF the La Sale county
"ous'H"lu science department. Rep
IeSeHta'l'eS from all the counties in
'ilIa part oI the state, the state sec
ItlaIH Oh the farmers institute, II.
=" 1"uhR' lhe state secretary ci the
atH"lu science department. Mrs
II. \. Mcheehe' ana the directors
from IN" uISt To the twelfth con.
Er'SSIuilai districts were III attend
auCp.
me jlhleS ol the various sessions
were arranged so that the dates did
not overlap. tentative plans for the
progress OF the meetings were also
mace.
Dr. Eva wilson Of Manhattan, the
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-15
FINANCIAL CHIEFS
CONFER AT GENOA

Genoa. April 15.-(By the A. PD-
Financial and economic experts Of
Great Britain, France, Italy and Bel.
GUM gathered today to continue the
discussion begun yesterday of the
conditions under which the rehabilita.
ton of Russia will be undertaken.
They were to be joined by the prin-
Cipal delegates of the four inviting
powers and soviet Russia in the af-
ternoon. The discussions We're start
ed yesterday at an informal meeting
of the more important delegates in
the villa Of Lloyd George, the British
prime minister, the basis of negotia-
tion being the report prepared by the
allied experts in London, copies of
which were handed to the Russians
earlier in the week. The soviet dele
gates were to have made their reply
to the report today, but this has been
postponed indefinitely and will prob
ably be based on the understanding
reached at the present series of con
ferences. 1t is understood the So
Wet delegates have expressed willing
ness to acknowledge Russia's pre-
war debts and to cancel their claims
against the allies if the allies will
do likewise with Russia's war debts.
Yesterdays informal meeting real
" marked the Inauguration of steer
ing committee and is in line with the
efforts of Lloyd George and other
leaders to speed up the work of the
conference Il is believed differences
of opinion can be more easily adjust
ed in private conference, thus elm
mating long debates at full sessions
of the various commissions of which
the conference proper is composed.
There has been a total absence of
formal dinners and luncheOns, but
the leaders are dining together.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-15
24,852, OFFICIAL COUNT
SHOWS, VOTED IN
PRIMARY
THE FINAL RESULTS
CANVASS is COMPLETED, FIG.
uRES REVEALING BUT SLIGHT
DIFFERENCE m THE UNOFFI.
cIAL TOTALS PUBLISHED WE'D
NESOAY.

A total Of 2i.S52 votes were pollod
at the La Sale county precincts Tues
day. according to the official can
yaSs the totals OF which We're an.
nounced last night. While the cX.
act number OF republican votes cast
has not been compiled it was at
least 2l,995 or more, according 10
the returns. Thirty-four socialist
votes were among those cast
Only one Farm-Labor ballot was
asked for or used. This was cast by
Peter Beuonoma, in the eighth pre-
cinct in La Sale While the number
of democratic ballots cast is not
definitely known, it is in the neigh.
borhood OF 100, which according to
county officials is more than were
cast in the presidential primaries in
the fall of 1920
County Clerk Leads.
County Clerk Thomas 4. Ferguson
polled the largest vote OF any candi-
date seeking nomination the official
canvass showing that total of l2.-
l23 ballots were cast for him. Judge
h. Harry Reck was second high, with
1882, Congressman Charles T.. Ful.
Ter was third total of Hit bal.
lots being cast for him. and County
Superintendent of Schools w r. Fos-
ter fourth with ll,03i votes.
The heaviest republican vote cast
for any Office was for sheriff, a total
number Of 2l995 voting for some
one of the nine candidates for that
Office. A total of 2I,045 cast ballots
for representative. 2O,957 for republ-
can candidates for senator ana 49,
9O3 for county treasurer.
Few Changes Reported.
Few changes We're made in the Of
fetal canvass This poll of votes
gave Welter a plurality of 5l5 over
over Campbell for sheriff which was
a gain of more than 100 votes, and
gave Essngton a majority of AS
over MurdCck for senator
Francis G, Blair carried the coun.
ty for superintendent of instruction.
Henry Rathbone and Richard Yates
for the long term of congressman at
large were ahead and Mrs Winifred
Mason Huck to fill the vacancy for
congressman at large caused by the
death of her father the late William
Mason.
(TabIes on Page 5.)
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-15
BRITISH WARSHIPS
ARRIVE OFF IRELAND

Belfast, April 1.-Two British war
ships have arrived at Loughs Swilly.
County Donegal, northwest of Lon
dOnderry, it was learned today.
A Precautionary Move.
London, April 15.-The movement
ters of County Donegal is interpreted
of the British warships into the wa.
here as a precautionary measure.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-15
LLOYD GEORGE INFERS
SETTLEMENT OF RUSS
TANGLE is POSSIBILITY

Genoa, April ia distinct adj
vance toward settlement of the Rus
sian question was registered by the
economic conference today, leaders
declare. Lloyd George. OF England,
expressed this view in one of his
characteristic figurative utterances,
saying:
I'VE are building bridge across
the stream. We have driven some of
the piles, we are now in the deepest
part of the current and are driv-
ing them into the mud at the bottom.
Although the bridge is not yet above
water the piles are firmly fixed and
we are still hammering at them"
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-15
De VALERA ISSUES
EASTER MESSAGE

Dublin, April 15.-EamOnn de Va
lera today issued an Easter message
to the young men and women of Ire
land in which he said
Young men and women of Ireland,
the goal is at last in sight. Stand to-
gether Step forward Frpland is
yours for the taking. Take it,"
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-15
Surprise on Miss Gebhardt.

Miss louise Hebhardt was pIeAsaUt-
surprised 1T her home on Jackson
street last evening, when twelve
young ladies called to help celebrate
her birthday The evening was spcut
in music and dan Gn1 ltr IN the
evening rrlroshments were served by
the sister of Miss Gebhardt. Al had
4 good time. and at Il late hour tncy
all departed .or lCme
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-15
Have DeIiohtfuI Time

\ very delightful time was had by
the junior members of Mrs Lura
Furr's class of boys, and Miss Myrtle
Deyores class of girls, last Wednes-
day afternoon, at the Baptist church.
The afternoon was spent in playing
games, from , to ;, Miss Odene
Furr having charge of the games.
At O'Clock, refreshments were sprl.
ID, the tables being very prettily Gcc-
Grated in keeping with the Easter
time.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-15
Marriage Licenses.

Phillip j. Pottoff, Terue, %; Ethe
May Glover, Seatonville. %.
}. K. Howell. Kansas City, Mo. A.;
ANA Brown, Clarinda, Iowa, %.
Matthew White, Ottawa, "a; Neld;
Humblet, Ottawa. 2l
Harry Semon. Vermiliion. legal
Matilda Schrump. Richland. legal.
Nllliam Francis Lane. Marseilles
%; Marie Hoffman, Ottawa, 20.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-15
ILLINOIS RIVER
AT BEARDST0WN
RISES 3 INCHES
Chicago April 5.-Flood waters in seven
Illinois streams, higher than recorded for fifty
years, today had made hundreds of families house

tlloil iNOoi 'SI iOi iiib
of families house
less, inundated many
thousand acres Of crops
and threatened extern
sive property damage in half doz-
en- towns, principally along the ILL.,
nos river
Altho the gradual rise gave warm
ing 50 that the loss of life was mini
mizcd, efforts to protect property by
strengthening leeves proved futile.
Several feet Of water flowed thru
Beardstown, Naples parts of Pekin
and East Peoria, while people living
near drainage districts around Cairo
worked franticaliy to strengthen their
levCes.
At Aldridge 200 feet Of levee gave
way inundating 10000 acres. At
Naples the 200 families in the town
moved out to the mound where Grant
camped the first night at the head of
his regiment on the way to the
Mississippi at the opening of the
civil war
"The worst food Illinois ever had"
is the description of Colonel Trip.
of the adiutant generals office who
is i'm charge Of the housing situation
at Naples.
Beardstown Evinces stoicism.
Beardstown, H., April l5.--Three
inches more Of the Illinois river in
the streets of BcardstOwn this morn
ing gave rise to the cry of many citi-
zens that come what would, they
would remain to the last, that three
feet more water could hardly do more
damage than today's three inches.
Water is flowing thru Main street
with a rapidity that has never before
been known and with the advance of
three inches since yesterday has at
tackled BcardstowN sanitary condi-
tions Exodus Of many residents.
among them some who have weather.
cd floods for forty years, but the gen
cral number Of refugees stayed by, but
business houses excepting few that
have sold ont tlcir stock. continued
doing business. clerks in the highboOts
sold groceries to hip booted custom
&rs. Traffic over thh Chicago, ur-
lingtou & Quincy railroad was still a
reality this morning. but il held no
promise for the future Water has COW
cred the last tracks entering the city
and is sWishng away the sand fOunda-
tion which in spite of efforts of Sec
tion gangs threatened to complete the
isolation of the city before the day
-. /, =. -
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-15
curie.!:.y ExcItsa.

THAT office boy gets on my nerves"
"Why SO: He doesn't whistle" There
you are Why doesn't he? That's what
l want to know. Toledo Blade.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-15
Nowadays.

Ask the average man If he prefers
blondes or brunettes and he will say,
Eyes, | do"