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LAMONT 81. ''' NEAR 18th.
rooms and bath; furnace heat; electricity
Address, Box 9Sel, Star office.
WOODRIDGE-8 ROOMS, BATH; BIG LOT; /;
cellar stove; gas; water; trees: berries; ga
rage; 81, 200; easy terms; move now. OWNER,
IN 18th ST. HEIGHTS HAVE A BEAU
tiful 8-room and 2-bath home with h.w.h.,
electric lights and hardwood floors. screens and
es .. sssa bg M
Box 304-C. Star office.
FOR SALE BY OWNER, ROOMS AND TILE
bath h.w.h.; electric Lights: porches; lot
make reasonable terms; ;s.sso; in he best
section Of NV. Address Boz a05-C. Star Of
CORNER HOUSE IN M: PIEAs1NT. WITH
electric lights; with heated garage. win sell
this on food terms Price, $14,5 Address
Boz 303-C, Star office.
BE,AgrlEUL CROOK. TILE BATH COLO
X block Line. PARK; $4,000 cash RED, bal.
easy. Owner !; possess given. 1924 A ct. Sc.
possession semi-detached house, seven bedrooms.
yard. 1921 B NV.
OWNER WILL SELL 10-RoOM HOUSE;
Fasssn
kSn sAsn By oMsnn 2iss g. n u.
Open for inspection Sunday afternoon:
DETACHED HOUSE BUILT BY>QWNER OF
hollow tide. pebbie-dashed; old English finest
view IN Washington, overlooking Rock Greek
Park; eleven rooms; fourteen closets; two
baths; two extra lavatories; three screened
sleeping porches seyen bedrooms, i've connect
With sleeping porches; lot 90 IT. front; room
for garage.
ADDRESS Boz esd, Star office. Z.
FOR sALIs3. soon BRADLEY HILLs
yfans a
acres Of land; small chicken house young fruit
/. B: sHoEMxKER, iSs Evans n'fst Bldg. +.
HANDSOME BROOM HOUSE, BATHS !:
electric lights; hot-water heat every conven-
fence near 18th st. and New Hampshire ave.
NV. Property can be had for $4,000 under
cost !: D. SHOEMAKER. Evans bldg. Phone
GOOD INVESTMENT = THREE GROOM
brick houses on street In NV. section. Now
rented for Ss5; so per month (pre-war rates..
CHAS. s. MUIR CO.,
1903 New York aye
-Bny piece Of Washington and hold IT.
FOR SALE-THKEE BRICK HOUSES IN
NV; section. Rented $3.50 Per month. Price.
:. CHAs. s. MUIR 4 CO., ~
1403 New York ave.
Buy piece Of Washington and hold it."
IN THE MOST FCTUREsQUB PART OF
Chevy Chase; beautiful stucco home; very
large rooms lot 1O0r12s: Nonresident owner
chaser Immediate possession.
CHAs. 8. MUIR L CO.,
1903 New York ave-
buy . piece Of Washington and hold ft.''
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FOE sAIE-HeUsEs.
FOE sALE-HoUsfa

!. 50 osas1s.sa: -
LIST OF NEW GET OUR FOR nsHsss sss LIST OF s1w
: HoErHwnsT Oct :.ali;z 1xcMdESr LOCATION NoE1HwEr
dss eoasisss s!eee ss .'f s.s e
sssss ! IL s.. Nv. n.. -. ozza s :zsSs is:s .
VERY ArTRAc ON corumBrA Road 4ex-az..pe,on-
en-. s: Sc !: = s:ss s.; r. SIS
.ess. x.,s -. Ssazza q sAe.ss 9g;s .
SECTION e. ss.: e: :s
I; s1: ::'s,5 Fs:i s b.i issn: ss.s: Is S
erms can be ar Terms s' 11''e' '''''"
3 asnKi 1ssi St nv. Main ''' 'ss 18th st- NV
Two OF THE GOOD DOWNTOWN 1ooA11oN-Nie.
sss'9 @ ass.nsa .ss s:,A hs sss: So sSss s@s
;. Ss'"s'''' a Main ss aa4s Sssss
) senas 1ssa st. NV. ~ 4'' - "
- M N sTRsEr TREE lse1 lSoRrHwEgr-a EST srIgS.
o s0'a psnss ssssa ass Ses
M ,esa '' Main 81 cH1s' D: szehRi s. AZ st. nr
8 18th II. NV.
JE Nw.--vERY downtown section Contains Apart
detached home H. Electric lixhts Rent
8O0 Reasonable 5000 per year-pre-wsr reot
AGER CfAs D. sAaER
3 18th st. NV Main 90 ga 15th It nv
20 1noesa ON PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
.oAo<' Washington Circle-ExceptiouAlly
Price, $4,000. sonable terns 1891 e' ~''''"' "e~-
Y Cd Maos. CHAs. D. sAGER,
8 18th st NV Aan o. s2S 18th st NV
,oOATroN- IN BLOOMINGDALE-EXCEIIiMNT 2
on6 family nat and
rice, $S.0N 1tor-S rooms and bath second.
$780, Very reasonable ternS,
AaER cHAs. D. sAGER.
3 18th ~. Aan - 0S 18th st
AND BATH NEAR NORTH CAPITOL STREET AND
et NV. H:w.A. NEW YORK AvENUE-Splendid Groom
cash. balance home. Price. $3.50. Small pay
ment-balance monthly.
1GER, CHAS. D. aAGER,
18th st. NV Main Sc s23 18th st. NV.
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Taylor Street.

A lovely corner location; six-room
brick house; sleeping porch; laundry
electricity; Interior Of house IN perfect
condition; built-in garage; house In
ished In hardwood. Owner has occu-
pied, but is leaving city. An excellent
buy, q. 200. No. 76S. H.. H.
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2 :. Another extra hne Washington
50 Heights property; fne for entertain.
ing; IL large rooms. 4 baths; hot
water, cleo, gas logs; fno elec. M
lures; house in fne condition. lmme-
date possession.
See Mr. TEEL, with
SWARTZELL RHEEM & HENSEY CO.,
727 18th st. NV.
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FOR sAIE-AN UNUSUALLY AT
tractiye house IN eaul's Addition:
corner property with southern ex.
posuIU; tWo-story, 8 rooms, ons
bath; both gas and elecHicity;
foom fer garage; occupied b. tie
owner. Can Be inspected at any
dine and immediate possession
given In case Of sale. This n q
real home, and 10 we'll worth con-
sidering. Price, sl2, 500.
THOMAS J. FISHER 4 co., mo,
78S 18th st. NV.
Phone Main 66S0.
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FOR sALE-HOUsES.
Coatfn0ea.

FOR eALBLIN THE BLOOMING
dale section O . through street, .
5-room brick dwelling with furnace
heat and one hath. TIE owner
lives In the house apd has kept it
in excellent condition. Inspection
can Be made By appointment, and
poooeestou wfl Be given immedt-
ately in event Of sale. Prica. $6,10o
THOMAS J. FISHER q Co. INC.
73S 18th ct. NV.
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K Street Northwest.

A good proposition for rocming
house; twelve rooms: hot-wltef heat;
i've open nreplaces; nfty-four win
dows; convenient to government de-
partments; corner location; 916. 600.
No. 751.
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FOR sAIE-HoUsEs.

nEPDC1AIL;Y DESIRABLE TO NAVY YARD
EMPLOYES.
10o0 TO 1915 D ST. Sc.
PR1u. R,eso-ONLY $3.50 CASH. BALANCE
LIKE RENT
Six zosens. bath. colonial porches- deep yard.
srlar undR enf3rs house, economical heating
plant Sample house, No. 1915, open from
$50 to a0ss0 N X. =. .nS HoHnAS s;s9 e pm.
EVANS BuuDdNG. 1920 NEW YORK AVE.
PHONE MAIN 1854.
TWO srx-RooM BRICKS FOR SALE IN AN.
acostia. Price. $500 each. Desirable mod
JOSEPH c. zIRKLE.
II. 1885. 2OS Colorado bldg.
WEST OF 18th STREET.
ABOVE PARK ROAD.
Corner Of paved alley; abundance Of nghf
and air; large rooms and tiled bath; hot
water heat; electric lights; colonial front
porch; 2-story rear porches; room for garage.
Price only $500.
CENTRALLY LOCATED.
Three-Story press-brick dwelling; rooms
and bath; hot-water heat Price only $500.
IN SOUTHEAST.
Navy yard employees take notice-6 rooms
and bath; on Eye street near 9th 1t. Price
On New Jersey ave. near Q street, rooms
and bath; good condition. Price, s. 200.
FRANCIS A. BLUNDON CO.,
707 st. NV.
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Varnun1 Street.

An attractive six-foom home on Var
mum st.; hot-water heat And electric
ity; this IL q new home and u very
Desirable. S,7S0. No. al.
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COLUMBIA HEIGHTS, NEAR
Central High and Normal schools:
3-story brick, rooms and bath:
In excellent condition. Can be oc-
cupied Immediately. Price, $500.
Easy terms
J. EDWARD LEWIS,
1923 Pa. ave. NV. Phone II. 551.
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ZOE sA1E-HousEs.

( TODAY
BY
L. G. SCHROEDER
: make Your Dreams Come
True"
Homes do not stay on the mar
ket long. When you read the
description of the type of home
you are seeking, get a move on"
and beat the other party to it.
QUICK ACTION IS
NECESSARY,
Kalorama Road.
4 semi-detached house Of twelve
rooms and two baths; hot-water heat,
three open ireplaces; laundry; sleep
ing porch; hardwood floors; room to
build large garage; neighborhood ex-
cellent; property In good condition.;
$500. No. 75o.
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IOOKi ONLY $3.50

es1a-detached Bungalow Of large rooms and
bath; hot-WasSf heat: gas, and large garage,
holds ears; On Wide avenus southeast; In
1ns condition: eoncfsts stsps and walks deep
cash. balance like rent.
T. B. BROWN CO.,
1911 Gee st. ~. Tanaain 26ss.
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WASHINGTON HEIGHTS PROPERTY.
Modern in every particular; 10
rooms, baths, elec. and gas; h.w.h.;
large garage; front and rear porches;
house In fine condition; near both car
lines. II you wish 10 secure . fine
property
See Mr.. TEEL, with
EWARTZELL. RHEEM & HEN6EX CO.,
TT 18th st. NV. -
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Oak Street NV.

Dlx rooms and bath: electricity; hot.
watAr heat: convenient to 18th St car
lfns; this property II wen worth the
1nmedi3tAiy. $4,000. No. 7ai.
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q 1zuDn Inland Avn. HR-eeSoA 4.
tee0D and bath: cWneT laas1Ae GlkSsxeM
sa' a''''''''a : -
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Connecticut Ave.

Eleven roons and three baths; elec-
tricity and hot-water heat; two sleep
ing porches; laundry; built.in arepfoof
garage; owner occupies and has main.
tanned the property In excellent condi-
lot: So. 900. No. 745,
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= LOOK AT THIS-$5,25o.
trim; large rooms. reception han, double
hack porches. hot-water heat, good long lot
to 30-ft. alley and in excellent condition. We
get q bargain.
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AT A BARGA1N PRICE
NORTH SOUTHWEST PROPERTY.
B ct. overlooking
| Agr4cultural Park.
Briek, rooms, bath. GszagA
Only 5000.
See Mr.. TEKL4 with
| HWARTZELL, RHEEN 4 HEN6NX co.
7N 18th st. NV.
'oA VALE Only ,1o,so.
For . strictly modern home.
Near 18th and Belmont sts. NV;
brick; Q rooms, 2 baths; h.w.h.. elec.
and gas; instantaneous water heater;
colonial front porch; sleeping porch;
me size lot; house in ane condition.
See Mr.. TEE1. with
EWARTZELL, RHEEM & HEN6HY co..
TT 18th st. NV.
I1NEDfATE POSSESSION.
4O6 18th st. ne.
rooms and bath; h.w.h.; ELECTRIC ngno
With room for garage under porch or in yard
Possession Near Lince!n ,.I Park; brick; ,;.,e
yard front and rear: room Tor garage; $500.
Terms.
''i briei, rooms @ - and bath furnace heat; nice
'ttlf asRRP ss9s T. eExpSxS K I 80 g is.: P. ave
WONDERFUL PLACE ON CONN. AVE;
large grounds, with beautiful trees and hedge
surrounding; hne house Of rooms and bath;
basement, with laundry equipment: garage for
two cars: also chicken house; immediate pos
session Address Box 11s-D, Star once.
BEAUTIFUL CLEVELAND PARK HOME. ON
lArge lot; garage for three car; rooms.
and inspection Price. $12.soo. Address BOX
1i8-D. star once. ..
on CORNER, FACING TWo BEAUTIFUL
streets, one block from 14th St; modern home,
e. 80. Inspsction and posssssion. A real bus.
Address Box 117-D, Star Once. e
8 ROOMS AND BATH; PACING ROCK CRBEA
PARK; SAT OAkWood tefrAce NV; front and
rear psoches; back yard to alley; open for In
TERREII. . LITTLE, Inc. 1913 n NV.
FINE OoI0NIAL STYLE BRICK REs1DENoR,
100 Lungfeliow 1t. NV; electricity, yapof
ss:s :'ssDias si:ss sssss; l .so ' er. ns:f ee
cash. baianse monthly. BRAswE1L~oAIx.A-
CHER CO.. 1917 q st. Main - e
CORNER STORE AND DWELLING. 9 ROOMS
and bath; large collar: Ss.SO; $3.50 c.aa
balance terms to suit. OWNER, premises, 14A
s4.So-sth ST. NnAR 4 Br.; ROOMS AND
sAsoo-M Il near 12ns st; rooms and
hath.
S5,ouo-John Marshau plaes; Z rooms ana
bath.
&7.ooo-l2th st near N st.; 10 rooms sns
bath.
0.Do-2nd st near st.; II rssnns. hath;
h.-W.h.
D.soo--FlotidA ave. near Cenn. ave.; roems.
bAths; h..w.h-
~. .5oo-l0th st. near 81; . rooms, baths;
steam hest
| Sls, ,ooo-10th st.. corner house; II roesns,
baths.
al, ,s0o-Phelps place: eox16 hoase; Q Eosms,
| . baths; h-w.h.
"a, 400 st. near Dupont Circle: Ill.,, n;
h.-w.A.; electricity; garage.
"a. .o00-Bancroft place; corner houses 10
rooms, bath.
-. .ooo-R st. near 18Th; II rooms. tAths;
THE r. q. SMITH COMPANY,
s15 18th st. NV. u. 646z.
PROPERTIEB EVERY SECTION WASHIN0-
TON FOR SALE. MONTHLY PAYMENT
PLAN. CONE IN AND HAVE RI EXPLAIN
Nd. HERE ARE A FEW OPPORTUNITIES:
IN 900 BLOCK ON PA. AVE. Sc. $1,000.
| IN 800 BLOCK ON 3. CAPITOL ST., a, 500.
JOHN G. SLATER, ROOM 3o6,
i no W -
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IA 49, rocm :" and tilsd hath bay.window pressed
Ssscx. esiiaf. hot-air hsAt; deep lot 70 alley;
IN Ia cojCrsd; IDEAL homo for doctor, etc. !;
cbesp ae Sc, $50; tsrms right. Address Box
pRoprRT1Es ALI, OVER WAsHINGToN.
f1EsSp suTN COIORED FAMILIES:
II 100 BLOCK On 1s lSsh s.a st st. Nv ss.sSo.
Eve fx11mAT DOWN. 1zIANcS
AoS5cins 5cins q. s1ATp2 3oox.so
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GOLDEN RULE,
Real Estate and Investments,
205-67 Continental Trust Bldg,
18th and II Sts Phones Main 1868 and 1886
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Near Union Station.

THIS six-fuom house b . WY de-
sirable proposition for any one en-
ployed IN the Union staten or nearby;
hot-water heat; Garage: large lot
Only $A7oo. Ne. 19A
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Real Estate and Investments,
Loans and Insurance,
ia 18th St. NV.
Phones Franklin 12O8-1211.
vACANT-vAcANT-vACANT.
OPEN SUNDAY.
2606 l4TH ST. NV -

Come out SUNDAY aad inspect
this beautiful home. Il has nine.
rooms and two baths. Hot.wafer
heat. electric li9ht1, hardwood
ooofs, nice hAeemenf itA0ef 'eatfrt
and bath. We want to sell this to
close an estate. Possessica guar.
aAsaed. CAn make terms.
BELT, O'BRIEN 4 CO.,
ISL q. st. NV.
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Q LARGE ROOMS BATH; NEAR sth AMI
p. ave. Sc; $500; tsrznA EMR1oH. 81
south Carolina ave. p
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SHEPHERD ST. -Two.sroRY
brick home: 6 rooms and bath:
furnace heat; lot 142 It. deep to
alley; front parking porches.
Price, IS, $50. Small cash payment.
balance easy.
J, EDWARD LEWIS,
1923 Pa. ave. NV. Phone II. 55l.
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HOME ON GEORGIA AVE.
and Shepherd St.; porch front; Z rooms. bath
and eieepins. porch; hardwood nooes; else.
htcaV; h.-w.h.; room foe eaasss
Immediate Possession. s. 100.
zonlnmhfa 6eonds o.
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Washington Heights.
Attractive semi-detAebed home; an
outside rooms; IL rooms, . baths;
porches: hardwood floors; lot 2oxl10;
exceptional location; west Of Columbia
rd.; immediate possession. Price,
917 900.
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SHANNON & LUCHS,
Main 2s45. 71s 18th 81. NV.

Attractive detached home, not far
from Conn. ave-: beautiful surround
inss: well kept grounds; modern house,
containing II rooms. baths. large
attic, paatfy; hot-water heat; electric
lights; Immediate possession; liberal
terms; t21, 500.
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Chevy chase.
Brand-Dew home on Jocelyn IT., near
Conn. ave.; . rooms, 2 baths; bot
water hest; electric lights; up 70 The
minute In every detail. excellent loca.
ton; close to cars: vacant aid ready
for immediate occupancy. Pr1ce.
$1e.5o0.
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FOR sA1r-,Housra
COntdnsslsd

EYE ST. NV. BETWEEN 18th AND 18th.
Property location speaks for itself.
Strictly modern.
IA rooms, 8 baths.
H.w.h., electricity and saa.
Fine condition.
Only 81. 500.
Bee Mr.. TEEI. with
sWARTzELL, RHEEM 4 HENsEY CO.,
TT 18Th st. NV.
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Our Pep Service will show you
Just the house you are looking
for. Try US.
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NEAR UNION STATION.
Almost new home of rooms and bath:
wants room. wash trays, colonial front porch.
double back porches Everything modern and
up-to-dats. Price only $S.15O. See this.
I. B. BROWN CO.,
1911 u st. NV. Franklin 2633
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4 MOST DESIRABLE HOME 6 RO00a AND
tiled bath: colonial front porch rear ma sIeen-
ing porch hot-water heat; electric light par.
Box SID, Star office. 6s
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BARGAIN In SUBSTANTIAL BRICK HOUSE,
IN perfect condition; six large. light rooms,
bath; splendid concrete cellar. four windows,
stationary tubs; two beautiful back pofches
12xl5; large front porch; southern exposure;
white Deighborhood: owner on premises; imme.
date possession; 5000; terms. See this bar
gain before yoo purchase. Line. 2237. 1346 b
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FOB SALE
AT A BARGAIN PRICE
NORTH sOUTHwEET PROPERTY.
ct. overlooking
Agricultural Park.
Brtck, rooms, bath. Gs14SA
Only 5000.
II! See Mr.. TEEI4 with
gWARTZELL. RHEEN 4 HEN6NX 90,
737 18th st. NV.
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Mass. Ave. Between 4th and
S%h C%e
GEORGETOWN.

20 rooms, 2 baths, semi-deiAched;
side porches; excellent residAntial
street. near cars; price Ie6ooed -
81, 2,0O0.
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$780,
LAMONT sT. NEAR 18th.
9 rooms and bath: furnace heat; electricity.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-20
R.nsons Welded Fifty Year,.

Special to meS-RepCollcan.
Toledo, Nov. 2o.-At their home on
College avenue In south Toledo on
Tuesday, Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Benson,
with their children. grandchildren, k!l
and a number of early day acquain-
fences, celebrated their flftieth we'd
ding anniversary. Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
son are in good health and no doub:
stu -nccy years are the,rs for the en-
joyment of the good things that come
to such in the passing Of the years.
All their children who survived the
period Of Infancy and all their grand
children were present for the cello
bration. Many gifts were presented to
them.
Those present were M. and Mrs.
Ned Damn and children, Ruby, Beth
and Mildred: Mr. and Mrs. e. A. Ben
son and children, Ralph, Alice and
Charles ROLAND: DR.; and Mrs. G. c..
Benson and daughter, Eloise, Of Min
neapolis, Mina.s Dr.. and Mrs. r. d.
Benson and dEashters, Dorothy, Dix
and Cwsndolyn, Of Hannaford, N. D.;
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Briggs, Of Alton;
Mrs. Del Newcomb, Of Hackensack, N.
j.: Elizabeth Benson; Rev. and Mrs.
6 W. Benson and daughter Ida; Mrs.
L. A. Cole. Of Spring Valley, Mimi;
W. G. Benson, OF Glenwood: Mr.. and
Mrs. J. w, Benson; Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Benson; Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Pond and
children: David and Burdette Of
G!adbrook; Mr.. and Afs.-A, W.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-20
GREAT INCREASE IN ACTION FOR
SEPARATION. ATTRIBUTED
TO THE WAR.
WIVES BLAMED FOR
BEING uNFAtTHFUl
Judge Mccall elames lneonstaney Of
Women Whose Husbands Went to
War For DsplsrabIe coaditions--
Each Session of Court in Seven
Counties Of District Shows increase.

Fort Dodge. Nov. 2o.-Divorce cases
constitute practically 40 per cent Of
the petitions filed in district court for
the November term. The exact ratio
is thirty-one pending divorce suits 10
forty mine miscellaneous causes Of
action.
In speaking OF the increase In the
rate of separation Judge Z. u. Mccall,
who during the October term Of court
granted fourteen divirce DEGREES, at
triputed the cause in general way TO
the war.
made in the judicial district embrace
ing seven counties, the Judse ascribed
the cause OF the growing rate Of
matrimonial troubles to the iRfel!c!ty
and Inconsistency of soldiers wives
during their husbands ABSENCE.
In each Of the seven counties Judge
Mccall had found q considerable num-
Der OF those Clamoring for a severance
of the marriage ties TO be returned
soldiers giving inadelty as the cause
OF action.
G. L. LindQuist clerk Of the court.
in commenting on the situation re-
marked that the rate OF divorce pro-
ceedings had been gradually rising
during the present year. Each session
OF court. declared Mr.. L!adQu!st, sets
a new record.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-20
Easy 10 Make THIS

You know that pine Ia used In nearly
all prescript ions and remedies for coughs:
The reason IL that pine contains several
peculiar elements that have, remark
able effect in soothing and healing the
membranes Of the throat and chest. Pine
Ia famous for this purpose.
r nine. e SnS ss sy,pp' TSs syrSD psrs
is usually plain sugar syrup.
To make the best pine congh remedy
that money can buy, put 2M ounces
of Pinex 10 Q pint bottle. and mn up
with homemade sugar syrup. VI you
can use clarified molasses, honey, or corn
syrup, instead Of sugar .syrup. Either
way. ven make 4 full piHt--more than
YOU can buy ready.nAde for three times
plsasantEehildrcn take Il eagerly.
You can feel this take hold Of cough
or cold in q way that means business.
The cough may be dry. hoarse and tight,
or NAV be Professionally loose from the
formation Of phlegm. The cause il the
same-inilamed meubranes-and this
Pinex and Syrup combination will stop
Unusually in "a hours or less. Splendid,
too, for bronchial asthma. hoarseuess,
or any ordinary throat ailment.
, Pinex ID Q highly concentrated com.
pound of genuine Norway pine extract,
and Is famous the world over for its
PROMPT effect upon coughs.
Beware OF substitutes. Ask your
druggist for "2K ounces OF Pinex" with
directions. and don't accept anything
else. Guaranteed to give absolute salts.
faction or money refunded. Ths-Pinex
Co, Fl, Wayne, Ind.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-20
BROTHER AGAINST BROTHER.
James Briggs TO Testify Against
George Sr;ess in Wait Murder Trial

West Union, Nov. 20.-James Briggs.
brother Of George. on trial here this
week for the murder Of James Wait,
OF Wedsewood. will be put on the
stand 10 testify that his brother asked
way" state attorneys said today. The
jury was finally selected and the TAX
ing OF evidence began.
Wait was a witness against George
Briggs in q recent arson case. In 1915
Briggs and his brother were found
guilty o; setting Are to their house In
Clayton county, and on new trial and
a change OF venue TO FSyette county
they were acquitted. A feud between
Briggs and Wait sprang up out Of the
evidence In the arson cases, and when
Wait was murdered April :. 1sIh
Briggs was arrested
2 Wait - said to have made the state.
mens while he was dying that he did
not know who could have done Il. IN.
less It was the Brigs. boys" The de.
Tense asserts that he made the further
statement that 4 was man Of small
build" George Briggs Is q man more
than six feet tall. The defense asserts
that James Briggs. who is shorter
man, has laid the crime to ais brother
IN order to protect himself.
Mrs. James Wait widow Of the
murdered man, on stand yesterday
testified to the incidents following the
shooting. The physician. DR.. Martin
Gray, who attended Walt, was called
and said that the dying man had said
that ibis assa!lant must have been
George or James Briggs and as the
man was Of medium height smooth
faced. he must have been James"
Later that day the witness suggested
to Wait that as the assailant stood
twelve Inches lower than the man he
shot, who was over six feet high, and
the bullet took a horizontal course.
that the assa!lant must have been
tall man. Wait said he had been
thinking about that and the assailant
must have been George.
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MOTHER RecslVes MEDALS.
Mrs. Alice Howard. N. Vernon. Re.
ceiyes Decorations Giyen Hero Son.


Special 10 Times Republican.
Mount Vernon, Nov, s0.--AIrs. Alice
Howard. OF Mount Vernon, has just re-
ceived the croix dc guerre which was
awarded TO her son, Lieut., Chester
r. Howard, ioith infantry. Surely
one Of the most notable stories Of the
war is the story of Lieut.. Howard.
commander OF the Death Platoon. For
his bravery In carrying out from No
Mans Land a wounded comrade, he
received the American citation for
bravery in July 20, 1913; and also lat
er the American distinguished service
cross. His death at the head of the
platoon In the Argonne which has be-
como known as the story OF the Death
Platoon, occurred on Oct Is. Gener-
al Cole has called this the most not
able story of the war. In addition to
the American citation ior bravery and
distinguished service cross and the
French croix de guerrS, Mrs. Howard
has also received the congressional
medal awarded 20 her son. He was
we'll known ut Cornell College as a
leader In many college activities, was
an nn-state football player and was
specially beloved for his qualities of
friendship and bravery,
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Des Moines. Nov. 2O.-Charging c.
d. HELEN with coercinS one OF his
customers away from him, c. W. Lloyd
yesterday Afternoon filed suit Tor $1,000
against HELEN,
Lloyd claims that he was the repre-
sentative for Hamilton county OF the
United Cattle Loan and Live Stock
Company, and that Ben Gish, the GUS
toner. was a resident of that county
He alleges that HELEN got Gish to
come 10 Des Moines where he sold him
stock in the company, which would
have Melted Lloyd $500. by telling the
customer that he represented Lloyd.