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FOR RENT-APARTMENTs.
1915 NJ st. NV, stories. new, IRE
proof. all improvements.
l room and bath $4,000, $22.5 and $25. 90
4 rooms and bath. $500 and $50. 90
THE NETHEERLANSps.'' ''''''
1880 Columbia road.
New. hreproof. x-story apartment house; all
modern conveniences; telephone in each apt;
all-night elevator service.
No. 103-4 rooms and bath. .......... .$4I.50
No. 303-4 rooms and bath. ...........$ 4T.6O
No. pos rooms and hath. .......... .$47.5o
No. 1913 rooms and bath. .......... 1000
THE NEW SEMINOLE,
1444 W st. NV.
Parquetry floors, large closets, tile baths
No. 800 rooms and bath $3.50
THE The w. W9oo1p ".
New. 6reproof. downtown apartment house.
No. 20s-3 rooms and bath. .......... $751; 90
THE MONTGOMERY,
North Capitol and SITS. NV.
Roof garden for exclusive use Of tenants.
No. 21-4 rooms and hath. .......... .Sa2.5O
THE REGINA, 1924 I st. NV.
Convenient location. Good condition.
No. s-6 rooms and bath. .......... $40. 90
THE LAWRENCE. 1922 18th NV
No. 3-8 rooms and bath. $40. 90
THE NAVARRO. 215 st. NV.
No. 21-5 rooms and hath. .$27 so
THE ARKwRIGHT 3os F NV
No. 31-4 rooms and bath. ........... so
THE PARKvIEW. 423-27 4th NV.
I'd noor. ] rooms and bath. $21.50
HAMMOND COURT. 3Oth and Que SITS. NV
All outside rooms. with large piazza.
Apt. 1925 rooms and hath. $500 $4,000
TwO-FAMILY HOUSES.
218 A st. Sc. I'd floor. Or. and b. .$3J. 30
HEAT EsraTS p Aa2 HhHsS COM
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FOR RENT-JOHN SCRIVENER, 9O7 G STN.W.
It'll NV, o.. h. $4,000 1919 9Th NV, 5r,w.205 so
1880 10th nw 81. b4O.0O 113 Sd Sc, 6r,b... 90
1901 Sth NV, 7r.b. 1880 511 4th Sc, 7r.w. II 8s
100 9Th ne, 1Or b. 80. 80 $40 eth &C. 81, SO
3l5 av Sc 11r b3D. 90 TIT 9Th Sc, 7r.w. 800
li0 Fla av NV ,Sr b25. 81 Sl5 Sd ne, 7r,w.. 90
1909 NV 81, b. $500 1912 18th Sc, 80
318 18th SC, IL, 40 1905 4th &c, 5rw $50
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JOHN F. DONoHoE SONS,
3li Pennsylvania avenue s.e.
UNEURNISHED.
222 Cap. ISL, b$1O0.0O Ill 7th sc. Or, b. $3.50
622 ne. 12r, 2b.5O.0O 4l2 Seward sc, 8r, b25.JO
400 SC. 10r, D. .46.0a 10th sc. 5r. b.. $3.50
504 Sc. Sr. b.. .4O.0O 119 Car sc, 7r.b25.5O
S07 E Cap. Sr, b.5S. % SIP y sc. Or. b. ..24.5O
812 A ne, Sr. b.. .35. so 526 1st Sc 6r b. .2A5O
516 18th ne. Tor. b3J. 90 621 9th ne, Or, b..24O0
III 4th Sc. 7r. b. s3 so 300 &c. Or, b.. $50
6S4 Pa ee,11r, b32. 80 224 18th ne, 7r. b.22.5O
41b sc. ST. b.. so 636 4th ne. 6r, b.22OO
129 &c. Tor. b. so 40 11th Sc, Ct. b.2lO)
420 10th Sc. Sr, b.S0.5O S41 14th ne. Or. b.18.5O
414 4th Sc, Or. b.3O.0O 201 Sc. Or. b.. .17.75
100 18th Sc. Sr. $3.50 227 18th. ,Ana, Or so
604 ne. Ir, b.. .2s.50 929 Sd Sc, Or. .14..O
AS 18th ne. 6r. b.27 80 931 Pot Sc 6r. $50
7o4 ne. Or. b...27.59 1000 D ne. 4r. b. .14.i5
9O3 Mass n b26. 80 916 I'd sc. 6r.. so
100 1th Sc. Or. b.. $3.50 1913 A Sc, Or. 90
500 Sd &c, 6r, b..26.O)i
Send to ONCE for complete list OF houses.
apartments. etc.
JOHN F. DoNoHoE & SONS.
S14 PENNSYLVANIA avenue Sc.
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THE ALBEMARLE."
18th and n. II. ave. NV.
A 5, and room apartment.
THE BALFOUR.'
10th and U sts NV.
A .. 5 and room apartment
Also one room and bath at $500
THE SHERMAN"
18th and L SITS. NV.
A 3, and room apartment
THE FLORENCE COURT"
California ave. and Phelps pl.,
Washington Heights.
Groom apartment.
1.-THE ETHELHURST."
18th and L SITS. NV.
! and 3 room apartment
The above buildings are new: are all
seven stories nreproof: elevators run
all night; very large, sunny rooms and
new management; Inquire OF janitora
at buildings. or e. 0. Wagenhorst; e01
1.-THE CORONADO" 1916 U 1t. NV.
Five-room aud bath apartments.
Reduced to so . month.
This building is new and thoroughly up.to
6ste; oak doors: dining room paneled.
rHos. ]. FISHER 4 CO.. INC.
73S 18th ST. NV.
oc1s-th.sa.tu.f
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APARTMENTS.

APARTMENTS.
Toronto, 4r, b. 1900
Toronto, 2r, b. $500
Iroquois, DR.. b. $500
Cumberland. 5r. b.kl25. 90
2538 14th, Or, b&k. 1880
Ohio, Ar, b. 49,. $500
Nolando, Or. b. $500
Berkshire, Pr, b. 5000
129 Md ne, 2r,b.k.0.00
I28 Md ne. q. b, k.&.M
The Ohio. 1r&b. .22.5O
The Roland. 2r. b&k40. 90
APARTMENTS.
johnson, III. 6r, b.50.00
Amherst, 4r. b.. 1000
Pebbleton. Or. b, k.45.00
Pebblet0n. Or. b, k.S5.O0
1910 L, Or. b. -. $500
Exeter, apis 5r. h. k35. 90
1916 Harvard. 5r. b30.W
Ohio, ants lr e. b.
$3.50 and 1850
1882 14th. apis 5r&b,
$3.50 and 1000
The Madrid, apis 5r&b,
5000 to 1880
Greenway, Ar. b.k35.00
Greenway, Ar, b. k.3.@
Nebraska, Or. b,k.32.5O
Nebraska, Or, b.k.27.5O
Crataloe. LIST. I'd & Sd
floors, 5 & Or. b & K
$2S.50 to 1880
1925 35th, 6r&b. i. Is. 90
1927 35th. 5r&b. .21.5O
$3.50 NJ, 5r6b. .25. 90
3O6 Fla av nw,5r&h21. so
30 R ne, 4r&b. 20. 90
1925 Wis av,6&b2O. 90
1928 25 Wis av,6&b1S. 90
Baltimore, apis 3r & b
to Or 4 b,
5000 to 1000
ROOMS.
14O5 n Y av. 2.4&5r.
$4,000 to 1000
1401 H, I'd d. 3r. 5000
1898 Fl, Sd d. 90
1888 Fl b'm't rm. .25. 90
618 10th, Pr. 90
61S 10th, 1r, from
$500 to 1900
Gil F, rooms from
500 to 500
Bush bldg. Offer
617 La Az, 2r. 20. 90
RES.
927-9 r ..........O Offer
1879 l.. 5000
1882 14th ........15.0o
18th & Kalorama. 5.u.I
81 II ne. sto&dwg.21.50
1A/AlASs
Rear 1925 Wis av.1O.5O
Rear 1908 K......10.W
lear 1919 L.gar'ge2J.W
SHED.
8 baths. 5000. 90
ms and 2 baths. 1000
! and 2 baths. :. 1867
pms and bath. 90. $500
oms and bath. %. SO
of desirable furnished
:tion; rent. $75 per mo.
& RUTHERFORD Unc.),
no19-l4ts
OR FOR LEASE FOR A
II sell on advantageous
nfurnished: suitable for
: others wishing a most
handsome brownstone
st. me-: open on three
xposure: EVERY ROOM
no dark corners: easily
ties walk from Capitol.
'itol Hill can be had for
all the advantages Of
one Lincoln 216-M.
!. DuLANEY. Owner,
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TWO-FANIl
3019 18th. ar. h. $3.50 !
1880 Mroe. 20. Or, b3i.aO I
2OU9 14th nw.sr. b.30 80 /
E01 1lth. n. Or. 10. 5000 !
l3l6 H'v'd. 1fi,5r. b3o. OO 1
2321 18th. Or. b. 30 |
LA Monroe, 5r. b. 27.50 1
232! Sth NV. I'll, O. b21 30 /
1911 kalorama I'd. No
4. Or. .27.D
1866 Chaplin. LIST floor.
Or. b %. 30 |
1911 Kalorama ri. No
I. Or, b. .3T.5O |
1913 LIST NV, LIST floor, |
Or. h ..........2 $3.50 |
@15 \. "a, Or. b.2s.5O !
219 y. 5r. b. -. $3.50 !
11i4 Willard. I'd floor.
Or, b q. 80 !
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FURNISHED 4
Rri0hfnn frnyya II 4.

FURNISHED
Brighton, from 1r &
b to 4r&2b, from
$35 to $1S5 per mo
Dresden. 7r. b. 100. 90
Champaign. 5r. b130.W
Toronto. from 2r &
b to 7r & b.
$85 to $225. 90
Farragut. Ar, b. 125. 90
Laclede, Or, b. k.175.00
| Laclede. Ar. b. 1900
Mendoza. 3r. b. .63.01
UNFURNISHED
1927 18th. from 2r, b&k
to 7r,2b&k, from
| $35 to $125
Brighton. 1r & b to
Or 4 %. non-hk., from
$25 to Sis and from
3r, b & x to Or, % &
nix. $50 to $40.
1882 Conn av,2rkb35. 90
1872 Conn av, 4r&b35. 90
1892 Conn AZ, 4r&b65. 90
The Balfour, 2r & b to
Or. b & L, $3.50 to
$3.50
Redwood, jr&b. $500
Redwood, 4r&b. 80. 90
Clarion, apt LIST, I'd, Sd
& 4th floors, II & b.
$3.50 e. $3.50
Newport, apis LIST. I'd,
Sd & 4th floors, 3r &
b and 4r & b,
$3.50 to $3.50
Manor House, 4r 4 b
to or & h. from
$4,000 to 5000
Milton. apis LIST, I'd &
Sd fs. Or. b & K,
from. $500 to 1850
Johnson, Id, Or, $4,000
| OFFICE
9l4 18th. Will bldg2, OOO
Equitable bldg. 4th. 9th
& 9th frs, each. 2, 900
1882 Conn av,4r.b.65.O0
1872 Conn av, Ar. b.95. 90
1882 Conn av. 2r.2S.Oo
1903 H. Pr. 4th d. IS. 90
b27 11th, Sd a. Offer
1914 II, 2jr. .Oner
1345 Pa av, 3r. :. COCO
14O7 n Y av.2,4&5r,
5000 to 10. 90
ste
914 14th, Will bdg. 9. 900
TOP 18th. Will bdg. l 200
1907 n Y av. rs. 90
$50 Sth .........1O0.O 90
1885 Wis av. 80. 90
y STA
Rear oil NJ. 1900
RI 1925 Belmont. IL. 90
9th & X SITS. 20. 90
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FOR RENT-BY EDWARD s. WESCOTT,
1907 Penna. ave.

BELT. O'BRIEN & co. uuc.),
1909 G ST. NV.
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On Washington Heights ut south
vest corner Of Connecticut and Kali
"rana avenues. ana southern end Of
the new Connecticut ave bridge over
looking Rock Greek valley: building
new: modern. high-class, freproof:
contains apartments of 10 rooms and
baths 10 4 rooms and bath, at mod
crate rates; separate rooms for eery-
ants: three elevators: inspection III
vited Diagrams. prices and other In
formation cbeerfnlly furnished on ap-
pllration. A cafe is conducted by
Mrs Margaret =. Munday. Apply
At the building
SWARTZELL. RHEEM & IIENSEY co,
I21 18th ST. NV.
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uol.eo.

FOR LEASE--
IN THE MARLBOROUGH.
9lJ 18th st. NV.
Several bachelor and housekeeping apart
pnents. in good condition: rents $35 to SIS:
central location. near Executive Mansion. clubs
and uptown departments. Apply to supt.
SwARTZELT.. RHEEM HENSEY CO.,
s27 18th st.
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,ORED TENANTS.

.07 cath, Jr. w...lS.5a
214l Newport. 4r.b1s.@
2l37 Newport. r.b15.M
20a 18th sc. b. 1870
21l 18th sc, Sr. b.l5.N
900 Sth ne. Or. w.lS.S1
1924 Wylie ne, 5r.
w. .lS.9i
1871 n sc. 5r. ". II 50
1913 I'd Sc. Or. w.11.50
lOsS Bladensburg I'd,
Jr, w. .1O.J1
l22 Pierce. 4r. .4W
cES.
G26 r NV
Sd door front. 70. 90
4th floor front. 1900
I'd floor. rear. 800
18th floor front. 500
9TH door. rear. 400
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THE OCTAvIA APAKTMENTS,
Columbia and Quarry roads.
All outside rooms.
Over looking Rock Greek Park
Ready November 1.
'three to eight rooms,
SIS to SIS.
Agent on the premises
all day Sunday.
AM-niGht elevator service
THOS. ]. FISHER & CO., Inc.
ocl~a. So. tu.U 7S6 18th st. NV.
THE VAN CORTLANDT,''
l417 Belmont ct. NV.
On Columbia Heights.
Apartments Of i've rooms and bath.
Large bright rooms.
Electric elevator.
Fine location.
Convenient to cars.
Only $3.50 q month.
THOMAS ]. FISHER 4 CO., lee.
lbs 18th q. nv.
THE CECIL. 18TH AND l. SITS. N.W.-FOR
rent. Groom apt: bright. cheerful rooms; also
groom apt. Apply at Cecil. se3tf
50l Maine ay.... 1900 1445 E Cap. 5r,b. 100
727 7th sw, 5r. b. 1861 18th sc. 5r. b.. Is 81
ZIG 18th s.w.. 4r. and b.. heat, hot water. 2G Is
PHILLIPS CO.. $50 John Marshall pl.
AulG-tf
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FOR RENT
1927 n. Cap. st.. 6r. l. b., cellar. furnace,
frst-cass condition. ................ $28. so
1915 8th st. NV, 8 r. and b.......... $3.50
1908 Il. !. ave. NV, 8 r. and b. q. so
40 f st. s.e., Z r. and b. ............. 23.50
421 18th ct. s.w., 6 r................. 1000
4th and SITS. Sc, +. and water. 7.50
R. HARRisON JOHNSON.
Phone Main 1855. 800 9Th ut. s.w.
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FOR RENT-7TH ST. NV. FACING \. J
ave.: rooms and hath; rent. $3.50.
MOORE HILL. INC. 1888 q ST.
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FOR RENT-SFEC7AI., x3J5O.
PRETTY. ATTRACTIVE, NEW HOUSE.
40 T ST. NV.
Close to n. Cap. st. cars and Fla. line.
Seven rooms, including RECEPTION HALL;
big closets; cellar: servants toilet: hit water
woodwork throughout; paved nlley: large yard.
BELT. O'BRIEN & CO., Inc. 1909 g E.w.
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For full list Of small
at office.
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1901 9Th. Or. b. $500
i0I5 Daclid.Sr,b. .@.e1
1919 LIST. Or. b..
70 Seaton, Sr,b. - %
21l5 1lth. Or. b. $3.50
- Quincy. or. h.22.m
- Todd ne. Or, h
dec. LII. .......I.@
1870 X Sc. jr. b. $3.50
30l4 Q. Or. b. 30. Mo
1870 \ Cap.8r. b. .0.@
513 9th ne. 2h.Sr. be0. so
80 Todd. 5r, b: 1850
2S0l Sherman. 5. b. 2.2
sos Fla av Or. b. 1850
n ! y. 5r. b. 1850
1890 l4th. Or. b. 1850
1905 y. ID. 5r. 1850
119 Thomas. LIST Door.
4r, b 1000
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FOR RENT-1l11 ST. NV: SIX ROOMS
and BATH attic; southern exposure; back yard |;
bar window; central location. nO26-3ts
FOR RENTS K ST. NV: PRESSED BRICK;
6 rooms, cellar, attic, pantry. tiled bath with
porcelain tub: good condition; rent. $3.50;
key at No. 50. no26-3t'
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FOR GOOD COLOR
"n"CsD

1901 + NV, entire
building. ........ 60. 90
1871 + uw. store. 800
500 nth NV. entire
building 225
1919 N Y av,store. 400
1901 18th. st0. Or, bS3. S3
l716 Pa av. store 5000
Cor 18th 4 Pa av.13.W
1901 l4th, store. .6J. 90
1909 18th, sto, dw.50.O0
STAT
r 1910 18th. garage.2OU
z 1906 X NV. gar'e25. 90
3 10 G NV. 90
Il 1914 Y. osfis. iOff 200
MOORE & HILL
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pRAkEsvlLLE.

Dedicatory services were held last
Sunday at Midway Chapel conducted
|by Superintendent H. w. Smith, a
number Of people attended from this
place.
Mrs. Truitt and daughter Lou spent
Friday at the n. T. Truitt home
The hunting contest supper was
given at the Townsend home last
Saturday night.
II. NJ. CammAck and son Glen OF
Missouri were calling on old friends
here last week.
Prof Durham closed 4 twenty night
musical convention at this place with
IL concert last Thursday night.
Ray Fleming, Harvey Roush and
Frank Updike left last week for West
Branch to work with bridge gang.
g Misses Garnet and Nellie Irelan left
Fariday for short visit with their
father Or. Irelan OF Mark.
Miss Myrtle Courtney of Mt. Pleas
ant returned home Sunday after few
days visit with her sister Mrs. John
BOnaF.
a temperance program was given
Sunday night at the Christian church
led by the L. t. LIS.
Mrs. Frank Davis came home Thurs
day from Winfield Ia, where she was
called by the death of her sister.
Mrs. Chas. Skinner Of Bloomfield
visited last week with her mother Mrs.
Bolivar, who has been quiet sick.
Will Putnam has been quiet sick the
past week
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HIGHLAND CENTER.

Mrs. M. Bowlin of Ottumwa arrived
over the Milwaukee Saturday evening
to visit her daughter Mrs II. Emery
and family.
j. Butler left Thursday for vandalia
Mo-, called there by the death Of his
father.
Geo. Bender moved his family Mon
day on his farm near larson and Earl
Dennis will move in Mr.. Bender's
Highland Center property.
Mrs. w. Grove and daughters Nellie
and Ethel were shopping In Ottumwa
Thursday
Master Eugene Knight OF near But
Ter was an over Sunday guest Of his
grandmother Mrs. Knight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Duval OF near
Salem called on l.. Drummond and
family Sunday.
Chas. Holcomb Of Hedrick transact
ed business here Monday.
Master Fred Mccormick who has
been Ill Is able to be at school again.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. Huffman Of FREE
mont spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Bane.
Miss bly, Smith spent Saturday and
Sunday with her parents near Pack
wood.
Miss Marie Dads and Masters How
ard and Donald Kelsey Of near Rut-
ledge arrived over the Milwaukee sat
urday evening to visit their uncle o.
C. Stevens and family.
The marriage Of Miss Minnie
Clausen and M. Shoots was solemnized
Thursday at noon at the residence of
the brides parents Mr.. and Mrs r.
Clausen near Highland Center. About
fifty guests partook of bounteous
wedding dinner. The bride and groom
received many beautiful presents Mrs.
Shoots Is an excellent yo1Inn woroa n
and Mr.. Shoots is prosperous young
farmer. Their many friends wish them
the best Of success. They will locate
on farm near Butler.
Miss Alice Doak visited at the M.
Bacon home. Sunday.
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FEW CATHOLICS
IN PUBLIC OFFICE
PRESIDENT or AMERICAN FED
GRAFTON o= CATHOLIC
SOCIETIES eRoTEsTs.

new orleans, NOV. l6.--lne
American Federation Of Catholic
societies had on today's program,
the discussion Of the white slave
traffic and divorce. The establish.
rnent Of more parochial schools
was tho feature Of the committee
on education's report.
New Orleans, Nov 16.Protestf
Der Of Catholics holding federal and
state onlces In this country and the
failure OF the stat. to pay for secular
education in Catholic schools, de
|nunciation of obscene plays and the
immoral and pernicious motion picture
shows" and an earnest entreaty t.
Catholics to combat socialism, feat
led the ANIMAL report OF President
Edward Feeney of Brooklyn, N. Y, al
the session of the ninth annual con
vention of the American Federation Of
Catholic societies.
No Candidate for Office.
."The federation has no candidate fol-
|publis place." he said, "but It seems
that in proportion to thu number OF
Catholics under the flag here and In
our insular possessions we have by nc
means sufficient representation In
the public service. Further, those
selected by our government for re
sponsible public positions should be
real and not nominal Catholics.
Turning to theater2 he said: An
indignant Catholic protests that de
voices Of the so-called advance school
during the past few years Lave
deluged the United States with an
obscene drama, which SCOTS at mar
rage, and as a result this element OF
social purity has become the target
for the shafts Of the voluptuary, q
fertile source OF ribald jest to the
-salgar humorist and never failin
mine OF indicate innuendo to the
dramatist. The obscene play has been
supplemented by the immoral and per
nicious motion picture shows, which
sdebauches young chli-ren."
Praises Attacks on Socialism.
He commended the efforts Of the
individual and social justice league ia
combat socialism. The leagues pur
pose, he said, was to make clear the
principles at issue between American
thought and life and this economic
and political revolution proposed by
socialism.
The president paid his respects to
Mayor Nathan Of Rome for his at
lacks upon the Pope and the Catholic
church. He gave a parting shot to
the "scurrilors" newspaper writer and
the muck raker" Of the magazines Z
and said in this da..- or universal read
ing the members OF the faith must be
vigilant in controverting the misrep-
resentation In print of the Catholic
religion and the defamation of its
members.
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ALBA.

Permits TO wed were granted yes
terday to Elmer Chadd, 23 and Mrs.
Achsa ANGEL. 2s, both OF Blakesburg:
John A. Bellman, % and Mary b.
Thyme, %, Of Melrose; Pat n. Murphy,
so and Mary L. Smith. "a. Abba; Jas,
Henderson 81 and Della May Grimes.
So, Abba.
Mrs. Emma Cresswell came last
week from Chicago where she has been
taking treatment to visit her sister
Mrs Ed I. Ramsay.
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FOOD And DAIRY
WILL! !. NEED ! $1,000.
BARNEY SAYS HIS DEPARTMENT
HAS TOO MANY oMls-
81 sloNs.

Des Moines, Nov. l6.-An annual ) a ~
precipitation ct not less tnan S1,vov
1 more laws. and more deputies. are .
few Of the things recommended loI
the state food and dairy deparlnlen'
Try Commissioner Barney OF tnae w
partment in ,s biennial report hi ''
I. yesterday with Governor Carroil.
n asserting that the food and dairy
III rtn,ent needs the $1,000 appro'
nriat;on commissioners Barney calls
nttontinn 70 the fac. That the $4,000
.,,ren The den,v4.. ears ago
r. tba slayislae. 'nployeA
~. ~, ~ ~ srsnt s, nile OF
.s;,o,a {. ,rs., de of
dairv -ndus rates.
oa mS,af . 4 ~, v, .8. ,ndations
\ -, nn,, Z =, ~ ION that the
nresent Ste 'ew sing all dealers
E, T., LII m r,t:ca ,s ia 600 population or
nyer he charged So as to include every
a. cnrnorated town IN the state, He
JacIarss that milk inspection and SUI
nsruis;on nver dealers is as imperative
Z Il the smaller towns OF the state as In
The cities
,ore dan,Ities IA cites the fact that
& M ,ast gereral assembly. placed
"a ;o, ,es nav VS. on the statute books
- .ba state Witch his department
a,,st anforc. MT he SAYS. no provi.
! .ian n,as MADE Nv the assembly for
s s hsln Al the commissioners
assne He atates that he should have
two more deputies and one more as
s'stant commissioner: ,,,.h
As an indication OF tne rapaa l s,uW -
OF the business IN mig departla eh ny
submits figures showing lnal Tug u.
ceipts Of the department were NJ :
than doubled from May / lslo' = =. :
Sept. 80, 1910, over u c0 OF, rsaa;nts
psi 1000 - rsra sl17a44 and In 1910
~ e ayeo e. gs;r - ~ soe82
so, =. cau,raofsan with his report Com
missioner barney submits figures
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RATE HEARING
ENDS SESSION Il ! J
WRlaHTMAN SAYS EXPRESS CO
PROFITS ENORMOUS, FROM
80 TO 1000. PER CENT.

l. y SSfe " =
Des Moines;s Nov. 1s,7 That the foul
days hearing before the Iowa stat.
board Of railroad commissioners In 4 III
ease OF the stase OF Iowa against thu
express compaTfes. closes the most I'm
Iportant case ever argued before thu
board, considering the interests. IN
Ivolved and the objects sought ~ bl
laccomplished is the staten' mt made
yesterday by George A. Wrightr;an
secretary OF the Iowa State Manufact
lurers' association, in giving a review
Iof the hearing.
According to Mr.. Wrightnan. tho
irasn was brought or;gtna!lv about 1--we
wears aso nv the association and has
|been argued before the board from
|tirne to time whenever the parties Ia
|terested have signifed their readiness
Ftp be heard.
&, AT the recent hearing the case Of the
manufacturers association and those
lof several individuals we're eonsolid dated
under that brought for the state by
attorney General Buyers.
IN REGARD to the hearing, MI
Wr1ghtman says.
"The object sought by the com
plainants is to obtain a more extended
[rae at the fast parcel carving service
for the citizens Of Iowa. They claim
that the present eSpress rates are ex
tortionate and hence unlawful: that
these rates prevent the movement 81
large volume Of parcels and small
shipments, and that a promnt move
ulent AZ such shipments would greatly
stimulate the trade Of the manlfac
turers and merchants Of Iowa and re
dound to the benefit OF the people
generally.
sWitnesses for the state at this
hearing showed that the manufacturers
and merchants Of Iowa are continually
in keen competition with the manu-
facturers and merchants OF circle 81
great cities. in other states. which
com pletely surrounds Iowa and draws
away her natural home trade In every
direction; that the ability to deliver
promptly to our home buyers would be
1 most valuable advantage to Iowa
manufacturers and dealers, and that
such an advantage II our own and
properly belongs to us. but that 1t Is
Nsurped and withheld from us by the
arbitrary dietunA of the EXPRESS com.
panies, which hold an actual monopoly
protected by law"
1.-THE compliments presented evil
dence to show that the express com
pantes are now making an average Of
$50 per cent per year net on the value
Of their equipment throughout the
whole United States: and that. by the
sworn. statements Of the companies
filed with the state Of Iowa. these net
profits run from over 80 per cent per
year to about 1000 per cent. It ID on
account OF these enormous profits that
q reduction OF rates is demanded by
the shippers.
The state also showed that this
same express service can be done ty
the railroads themselves at profit
for less than half what the express
companies now charge"
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six bushels which were donated to the
t ST. Joseph's Mercy Hospital and was
indeed A great donation. While It IL
not a loss to the parents OF the
children it Is a very goni idea ard
q help to the hospital and the sisters
have expressed their thanks in grateful
words and want to thal,l, the people
LOT Centerv1lle for their kindness. also
thanking the teachers who were
earnest workers in keeping before the
mind of the pupils the idea.
The originator Of this great idea
was one OF the best women that Cen
|terville ever had and did many acts OF
Kindness which will never come re.
fore the public eyes and was no 9th az
than Mrs. Sadie G. James deceased
who at the time the idea was suggested
was president of the Ladies' Hospital
assUciation.
For two years this was carried out
ana then dropped, aud was suggested
again this year, carried out, and was
plainly a grand success.
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JAMESON WINS JuD0EsHIP

Creston, Nov. 16,-(Special From
late returns in the third Judicial dis
which give the judgeship to ]. H. Jam
ison OF Osceola instead Of Thomas
Maxwell Of this city, by a majority OF
six votes, 1t was thought at first that
Maxwell had carried the district by a
good majority.