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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-11-07
limb cs Hang 10 idJ6n, BON bcs |erses
SSb'n.

Cine ihonc slbluetsllng IN Der
iSeier bcs Sallonc'en Ibcnos brobs
tc 6ie Gntcrpriie Mtilitorp Vono, mcl-
die in ms Grinncrllngen aus l0nglt
pcrganaencr Belt ermctften, ais es
bier. nod @raltd llnb Site mnr, oen
4. Suli in potriotiidcr 8eiic 5lt feis
crll, ltnb lpcIhc Scicr gcm0bnlif oas
hurh cingclcitct mllrhc DOB tritb
Worgcns Dor SonncnollfgonG Die
lfitglieoer bcs @cion9pcrcin r@nr'
monte" iolpie oic ocr5citiGc "Apoltel
9anb" ouf ser S6bc beS GourtboltS.
@erges ii6 pcriun1mclten uno potrio-
tiidc 2ie6cr llno @ciicn bortrllgcn.
Oic Gnterpriie 9onb bottc iid) leb.
ten Sreitag glbcno in'oller Stille ai'I
Dem gol,rtbol,s gerge berianlmelt
unb oils iie ge9cn 8 llbr mebrerc lbrer
iboniten @eiicn gum 9eiten gaben,
0ffnefcn ii6 aIle Senitern i,nb Sbii.
ren unb glIles Ioltidte Der ifonen
Ruiif bie 10 incriportet aus Der Sobe
berab tonte unb unicre 9iirgeridaft,
6ie gum Sbeil iif idon 5llr geaht-
riibe allriidge5ogen batten, ailf oas
IngenebnIte iiberraihte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-11-07
%crllciratbcte lid, i'll SiblcN, Mu.

9lm 0icnstog, ocn % Cftobcr
plrocn glonIph 2cibodL frilbcr bon
Scrmonm lno SRI. Dtoric Eroblt
bon Wudner, DO, in Der ct. <r5oicpbs
Stride ilr Siblcp, Wo, brrh Den
bo6lp. Safer 2ppns in bcn hl. Gbc-
ltonb eingcicgnet. Der jlngc Che,
mann 1T Elm Sobn unicrcs 0titbir.
gers, Casper 2eiboh, llno bctrcibt III
@cnlcini6oft nit ieir,cm Wruocr
GbriIt. 2cibaf, nabc &onins Gitp,
0onios cine Mildcrci. g8ir graft,
liren lln0 lpiini6en picI @liid unh
Scacn I'M gbcitonbe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-11-07
Jrauf 8aeblcr bcrfanft iein Sturcge'
idJGft in S,uiss.

Sris &Ioiiner, bon Eotsbam bat
oas icit piclen Sabrcn bon Sronf y.
8aebler. in Siuiss, erfolgrcid ges
fiibrte StoregeidGft gefauft unb lpirh
in &ur5cm Die 2eitlng hesiclbcn
iiberncbnen. Scrr @aeblcr llnb sSa.
milic mcr6cn, pie mir perncbmen
na6 Serntann iiberiiebcln, unb bel.
zen ipir biciclben I'M Soral,s ber5lidlt
pillfonmcn. Serr &loiiner miro am
0onncrstag, ben 20. Nopcn1bcr feline
Sarmeinridt,lng, nebit 8iebbeitanb
auf ieincr Sorm bel Hotsbam orf ocnl
&eritcigerl,ngspege perfaufcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-11-07
9onos on 9ocllf Soipnibip.
Oie Ginnabmen bon $42, ,SO3 bieicr

9onos an 9ocllf Solpnibip.
Oie Ginnabmen bon $40, ,SO3 bielcr
Yonbs an Canaan Somnibip.
0ic ginnobmcn bon $4,000 bicier
Bombs on 9ruib Greet Sopnibip.
9ic ginnobmcn bon $15,5S5 bicier
Bombs an @ourbois Solpnlbip.
Sie Ginnobncn bon $26,670 biclcr
Bombs on Glap Sopnibip.
0ie Ginnobmcn bon $16,05O bieier
9pnos an Sbiro Greet Sownlbip.
Die ginnobncn bon $31 1926 bicicr
Bombs on @pulmorc Somnibip.
0ic Ginnobme,l bon $50, 1O5 bicier
Bombs an Gi6lonb Somnibip.
Sos Gpmitc ninmt an baB IN Der
Contribution Der 56 Wcilcn DER pbcn
cripdbntcn &obltrabc (Statc Si9b-
mop) Scr Stoat Miiiouri 1lnb Die
9unbesrcgicrllng Soften gum 9cs
troge bon $1,000 pro Meilc unb bic
SGlfte Scr Soften iiber $1,000 pro
Weilc, uno 8asconabc Gountp bcn
Reit Der Soften bis gum 9etrage Der
Ginnabmen auf Bombs I'M @etragc
bon $130,000 be5ablen, llnb Dob in
Salle Der Sbeil ben bas County trifft,
oie Sobe Der @innobmcn bon $780,.
900 9onbs nidt errcihen iollte, bob
bonn Der Heitbetrag i,ntcr Die nclln
Sopnibips i'm 9lcidcn 8crbGlt1,ib
ucrtbeilt miro, ipie bic $270,OO0 Der.
tbeilt meroen iollen.
9amit Die &erallsgobilng bcs Gel
oes, bos fir bic perl6icbcncn Topns
Ibips beltinmt lit. gum bcltcn @or.
tbeii 1lnb gum bciten bes @cneins
mobiles gcid)ebe, id)lGgt bas Gonite
Dor, bab Elm Gomitc eines jcbcn
Somnibips 0pcl6e bcrcits crpGblt
mltroen lnb in ein5elnen Siitriften
nod 81 erlu1blcn iino) cin 9erutb.
ungs Gomitc bilben icll, lln6 DOB
sic Gomite @titglieber Scr Shuloi-
ltriftc bes Soipnibips nit bcn Wfit-
glicbern Ser Gollntp Court iiber oie
alls5ufiibrcnben StraBenbaltcn uip.
in ibrem Somnibip confirrniren unb
oieie beitintmen ioIlen.
Oantit bie 9iireer, mel6e iiber Den
Soridlog Der 9onbanlcibe obItimmen
iollen, genoli linterridtet iperoen, pie
oas @eIo bertbeilt un6 anaeluunot
merben iol, eriudt bas Gonlite sic
Goltntp Court ben obieen alfgemeinen
Elan Ser Gertbeillng unb @eripen.
Dung Der gonoaussabe at eenebmi.
gen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-11-07
'sn ct. 9o,,is berheiratbet.

SSm. Seiluann unb SRI. CLARA
Gcn,per, beibc pbn Iorriipn, ipl,rben
an, Eamstog ietter @ohe in ct.
2onis ncrcbeli6t. 9ie 9raut 1T einc
Todter Ser @ittipe Senrp 4emper,
bon Morriion. Serr SeiImann lit elm
befonnter @eibdftsmann i,nieres
Observation-Disclosures, mo- er iotpobl als
feline i,lnge @attin iid GROCER Gopi,-
Iaritdt erfrellen. @ir eratiilieren irnb
ipiinidcn ben @eubermdbIten berg.
iidit Slid gum gunoe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-11-07

-Monnirt arf oas 8oIfsblatt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-11-07
.Wangel an @ubnbGuiern.
Commercial Glnb lit bemiibt bemiel-
ben burd) eincn ganberein
absnbelfen.

SSn unicrcr Stabt beitebt idon icit
Idngerer 3eit Gin GROCER Wtangel an
@obnbduiern Der irlmcr enpfinb.
Ii6er miro, unb bem 8a9ien Der
Stabt iebr binbernb i'm @ege itebt,
ba picle 2eute, Die ii9 IN unierer
Stabt nieoerlaiien modten, feline
@obnselegenbeiten finoen fonnen
uno besbalb, entipeoer auf Der Sarm
ober in ibren bisberieen 8obnorten
bleiben, ooer 5i,r @roBitabt aieben.
SSn elmer bieier Gage abeebaltenen
8eriammlung bes Commercial Club
lpllrbc Der Soridlag gcnla6t, einen
9auperein 81 griinbcn, Inn bie bon
Scr Staot geeisnetcn 8rlmbitiidc
(2ots) 5u far,fcn unO auf oenielben
@obnbdliier 81, bal,en, uno baour6
@obngclescnbeiten, i'm 8erbGltniB
5llr Na6frage llnb bem @adien l,rl-
ierer @inmobner5abI, gu idaffen.
IS ipllrbe porgeidlagen cine ST.
tien @eiellidaft nit eincm &apital
ron $4,000 bis $4,000 au organiii-
rem, melder @eicaidaft ieoer 8iireer
bitr6 9lftien5ei6nllng beitreten funn
Oie @eiellibaft ioa bann Die bon Der
Stabt, auf Dem gait Sill uno anoe.
rem Staottbeilen, geeienete @rilno-
itiide faufen lno auf oenfelben flei-
mere @obnbduier, bon 3 Bis 5 Clint
mer, bauen Inn bieielben gu bernie.
then ODER ciltipeoer auf 8ollbeoabIilng
ODER @bidlags5ablunsen 5ll perfall-
fen. Sinb Die erIten oieier SGuier
permietbet nber perfauft, bann iollen
itets ie na6 bie gta6froge ncue @ob-
nlngen gebaut lperben.
Scr Wtongcl an @obnllngen Ger
bier i6on ieit lGngercr 3eit beltebt,
mGhIt nit jcocm Sabre, uno unter.
itiitcn mir bcsbalb ben Sorihlag bes
Commercial Club ol,fs @drrnIte,
ilbcrboupt jctt, 100 Eripot &opital
iih Inaitlih Dor gtcllbnlltcn i6cltt,
1tno oesbolb be @obnl,ngsnotb int.
nlcr nod groBcr miro llnb jcBt bcrcits
bcn @rob crrcidt bot, no, ionic es
bcfonnt miro, ooB cin obcr Der onbcrc
@ietbcr um5u5icbcn bcobiihtiat, Der
@igcntbiln1cr bes bctreffenbet Sau.
ies fDrn1li6 bon @obnllnei1henben
belagert miro.
Surh 6en fortbcltcbcnocn @obns
nungsnlangel miro llniere Stabt in
ibrcm @a6stbum i6per gebelnntt,
iiberballpt iett, iuo infolge Der letten
brei rei9en Sabre allf Der Sarm 1lnb
Die bpben Sarl1lprel,e btele sSarrter
beipogen pltr0en ibre Sarmen 5ll pcrs
foufen unb aur Stabt unb por5iigli6
nad Sermann 5ll sieben ltm bier in
Der IbonIten rnb iocaliten &leinitaot
unIercs 2anbes ibren 2ebensabeno at
be1blieBen.
SSir bubcn Die beiten Iusiihtet
baB ii1 IN 1d6iter 3ufllnft cine itnb
5lpei neitere Sabrif l1nternebnen
3ipeig Sabrifen bier anleeen mer-
ben, unb penn iett i6on grobe 8obs
nungsnotb bier berridt, no iollen
oann Ole bielen sSabrifarbeiter ilno
beren Sonilien rntergebraht per.
ben?
Scr Elon bes Commercial Club
1ollte ernItlid in gripGgung ge3oger
ltno lobalb ols noglih 5ltr Sll,sfiibr-
ing gcbraht iperben.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-08-04
ANUS MENTS.
At the Casino.

Thirty a Week" Tom Moore's sec
ond Goldwyn picture which is now
playing nj the Casino. IS undoubtedly
the best in which he has appeared. The
role of Dan Murray. the chauffeur. Of
fers the Goldwyn star every opportu-
nifty to give his best 20 the picture. 1t
tells the story OF finding way to
bridge the gulf that keeps young girl
Of wealth from stout hearted Amer
lean youth. Dan Murray is chauffeur
for a millionaire of Wall street. whose
daughter. barbara Wright. is deeply IN
love with Dan. despite his lowly sta
ton. Her parents have arranged FOR
her marriage with Freddy Ruyter,
whom Barbara dislikes. Knowing Dan
loves her but fearing 10 take the initia.
tive. Barbara smooths the way for him
and they elope-
Angered by the marriage, Rarbara's
father has Dan dismissed from several
positions. Ruyter is angered at Bari
bara and Dan. He Informs Barbara
that Dau is untrue to her. and that he
has given money 30 another woman.
Barbara is heart broken and returns 10
her parents. Plans are made for di-
vorce. The lawyer investigates and
learns that Dan has given the woman
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-08-04
Al the Strand.

Maurice Tourneurs latest Para
mount Aircraft production, The White
Heather" scored hit at the Strand
at It's opening engagement Sunday. The
story Is adapted from the famous Dury
Lane melodrama Of the same name.
The background of this melodrama IL
divided between the Scotch highlands,
the London financial district. the slums
and the sea, and some very interesting
and beautiful scenes are shown thru
out the picture.
The story is of Lord Angus Cameron
Of the White Heather country. who
finds himself seriously embarrassed H.
financially during a panic on the stock
exchange. and goes to Donald Gamer
on, on his country estate. for loan.
Under compelling necessity. ruin star
ing him In the face, Angus decides to
rid himself of secret marriage made
with Marion Hume on board his yacht
before il was sunk. Many fathoms I'M
der the water lies the documentary
evidence: one witness is dead. and the
other has disappeared on a long voy-
age. The missing witness is found. but
Angus has already bribed him to keep
quiet.
Two admirers Of his wife set out to
get the document are going to dive to
the bottom of the sea for IL. Angus
also dives for 1t, and in a struggle in
the bottom of the sea the life line OF
Angus is cut The survivor comes back
with the uch-desired proofs and
claims Marion for his bride ODE. The
bill also includes a two-reel comedy.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-08-04
WATERLOO SKIRT AND GARMENT
CORPORATION TO ESTABLISH
BRANCH Here.
LEASES SECOND FLOOR
OF M'coM5s BUILDING
nufactures Line Of House Dresses.
Aprons, Petticoais, kimonss, Skirts,
Middies and 5Iouses-Has Been at
Waterloo Nineteen Years and Has
Branch at Waveriy.

Another new factory, which will en-
ploy from forty to fifty girls, will be
opened in this city soon, when the
Waterloo Skirt and Garment Corpo-
ration will occupy the second floor OF
the McCombs building, Main and First
streets. A lease of the second story
of the building has been taken for
term OF years. effective Aug. 10.
The Waterloo concern manufactures
a line OF house dressc, aprons, petit
coats, kimonas. skirts, middies, bloom
ers. etc, and local merchants who have
handled the line say the goods are
equal to other high class brands on the
market The company has been en-
CO sed in business in Waterloo nine
teen years, and has operated branch
factory at Waverly seven years. With
in the past few weeks, in order to keep
pace with the growth of its business,
the company has been casting about
for = location for another branch fac
tory. and investigated conditions here,
at Oelwein. LaPorte, and other places.
Word reaching this city today was to
the effect that the company Cons'd-
cred Marshalltown best suited for the
new factory, and that a lease had been
closed.
The factory will he opened just as
soon as the machinery can be in
stalled and the force of employees re-
Cruited.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-08-04

age to the building apparently was
done by the explosion.
Mr. I-awler achieved prominence thru
his own endeavors, starting life as a
poor boy and concluding his official
public activities as assistant attorney
general during the Taft administra-
ton.
He was a special prosecutor of the
McNamaras. alleged dynamiters, who's
trial a Indianapolis a few years ago
was Of international interest He also
served locally as an investigator and
prosecutor Of men accused OF similar
crimes.
Mr.. Lawler also figured conspicuous
" in the Ballinger- Pinchot controver-
sy which RACED in 1910, and was sup
posed to have written the famous
Taft letter which exonerated Bal
ienger and dismissed CLAWS.
This letter. supposed TO have been
written by President Taft actually
was dictated ny Mr.. Lawler in Secre-
tary Ballingers office. according to the
formers stenographer.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-08-04
MAR RtED.
Wesele- Spencer.

and Edward Wegele. Of Baxter, were
married at the Methodist parsonage by
Rev. W. G. Crowder. Saturday night at
7:30. The bride Is the daughter OF
George II. Spencer, 404 West Railroad
street. She has been employed as
bookkeeper for the Bowles & Kessler
Grain Company, city. but formerly she
taught rural school. Her husband is
the son of Henry Wegele. of near
Spencer. and is an auto mechanic en-
ployed at Baxter.
Mr.. and Mrs. wegele left Saturday
night for an auto trip to Spencer ana
Lake Okoboji.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-08-04
FIRE THREATENS BUILDING.
Gas Left Burning Under Coffee Pot
Causes Small Blaze

Gas left burning under . coffee pot
in the =. F Cummings building at II
North First avenue, occupied by ]. t.
Gerard as a restaurant. might have
resulted in a bad fire early Sunday
morning. At los o'clock a passerby
noticed blaze in the restaurant kitch
en- and notified the fire department. It
was found that the coffee pot had
burned dry. and the blaze had ignited
grease. so that when the department
arrived flames were shooting upward
to height of about four feet. The
damage largely was by smoke. but was
not severe.
Lightning struck the dwelling al 2o6
West High street at 7:05 Sunday morn
ing. burning nUie about 4 foot square
a, a point where the telephone wires
entered the house. The damage was
slight. The property is owned by
Frank Solomon and tenanted by Roy
Frost.
A kettle Of tar. belonging to A. Carl
! son, and being used in the South Third
avenue paving work, caught fire al
3:45 Saturday afternoon. The south
| side crew answered the alarm.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-08-04
plUMsS SELL AND BUY.
Dispose Of Farm on Twelfth Avenue
and Take Colo Acreage in Trade,

Plumb Bros. Of this city, have sold
their eS7-acre farm, four miles south
on Twelfth avenue. to Sylvester Hank
ms, of Gearing. for $3.50 per acre. and
in the transaction took Hankins' eighty
acre farm. four and ore-haf miles
north Of Colo, for 1925 per acre. Char
les Mead Is the tenant on the Plumb
Bros. farm. The transfer Is to be made
March /.
Plumb Bros. also have bought the
II. H. Smith forty-acvre farm three
miles south of Green Mountain for $3.50
per acre, turning in on the deal five
houses in Melrose Park. Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith and son will move to this city
March !.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-08-04
Another Soaking Rain Does Good.

The second soaking rain of last
week that practically insures big
corn crop in this section and which
will do much to improve pastures and
all growing crops fell late Saturday
night. The rainfall at the government
station was :05 inches.
A return Of hotter weather followed
the rain, the extremes Sunday being
"a and 81. compared with "a and So
Saturday and Sc and AK. 60 year ago
Sunday. At 7 this morning the temper
allure was %, compared with 81 at the
corresponding hour Sunday.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-08-04
VETERIN'S WIFE STRICKEN.
Mrs. Mary J. Downs Dies Suddenly at
Soldiers Home

Mrs. Mary J. Downs, an Oskaloosa
member of the soldiers home, died in
her room at /: 20 this morning of apop-
lexy. Mrs. Downs entered the home
from Oskaloosa, Oct. 90. 1905. She was
born in Galena, H., July II, 1s43. She
Is survived by her husband, Robert j..
Downs, veteran of Company G, Fifth
Iowa infantry. and member of the
home: three sons, Edward, of Upper
ary: James, Of Des Moines: Fred, OF
Stuart, and three daughters. Mrs. Sybil
Scott Of Seymore. and Mrs Jesse
looms and Mrs. Pearl Rhineheart, OF
this city.
The funeral will be held Wednesday
afternoon at o'clock at assembly hall,
and burial will be in the home ceme-
terry. '... -.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-08-04

Badsr. August AasrsndofR oeught the
quarter section one and ons-half miles
south OF state Center for es%.eee. q
Ss%i.5o per acre. The other leo acSes.
two and one-half nstles southwest o.
State Center. was sold to = n NsSon
for $4,000. Of t2ss per acre. 1ns
total sale OF the estate was elol.SN
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-08-04

osntion. was made saturday when NJ
Billings entered the huoiiness. Mr..
Billings was formerly In business here
with the Bowies- Billinss Kessisr orain
Company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-08-04
Cancels Order For Plane.

DR.. Earl Hermence expected. until
Saturday. to own the first commercial
airplane to be brought to Marshall
town. He had ordered one from Kan
sas City, not knowing that others in
the city had in mind buying one. AS a
result Of the announcement Of the pur-
chase of plane. tc be delivered at
once, Or. Hermence Cancelled his order
by wire and. for the present at least.
will stay ont ofsthe flying business.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-08-04
CAN PEACHES NOW
The Wise Housewife viii Take the
First Peaches That Show Up on the
Market-The First Car Was DeIiV-
cred to the Grocers Today.

Every woman who expects to serve
canned peaches this winter put up in
her own kitchen had better get in on
this car of fine Arkansas liberia
peaches. which were received by the
local grocers thia morning. The strike
Of the ewitchmen. the shortage Of sug-
ar and the big demand for peaches
means, If anything. do it now" These
peaches come in bushel baskets and
are very fine IN quality, YOU make no
mistake when you put yours in the cell
lar right away. Phone your grocer to-
Observation-Disclosures.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-08-04
Rude Team Beat. Ferguson.

The Rude Auto Company team de-
feated the Ferguson nine. Sunday aft
eTneon at the fair grounds by the
score Of to 2. This makes Inc Sec
ond defeat over Ferguson for the Rude
team. The game was featureiess but
free hitting in the pinches won for the
home team. The battery for the local
team was Bonner and Bonner.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-08-04

the money to save the lifs ol her In
valid husband. Bnrbara's father hears
the facts throws Ruytsr out Of his
homo and Barbara and nAA 70 away
to live happily on thirty . week. The
program also includes Harold Lloyd
and Tom Mix comedies.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-08-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Yokom left
Sunday morning for Duluth. MIMI.
where they will remain for visit OF
few weeks with Mrs, Yokom's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs c. w. Burdick. and sis
ter, Mrs. l.. Bennett.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-08-04

have decided to sell my farm. To-
Gated half way between Grundy Gen.
ter and Conrad. This " one Of the
best farms in Grundy county, fine Inn
provements and best Of condition. G.
r. Messer, Grundy Center. Iowa.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-08-04

BiIiinss Enters Duslnsss Here.
The change In part ownership OF
Abbott a Son by which d. L Billings.
who purchased an interest Of the oorp-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-08-04
zIlM ESTATE SELLS WELL.
Home in State Center and Two Quar-
ter Sections Bring Good Prices.

As trustee of the estate OF Charles
c. Zilm, Elmer Benson. Of State Cen
ter, has sold the real estate at prices
that are very satisfactory. For the
home. in state Center, Mr.. Benson re-
ceiyed ss,f0O, the buyer being George
Evening star., 1919-04-13

cents per hour: Harry l.. Kidd, skilled
laborer at 35 cents per hour to helper
at 40 cents per hour, Theodore John
son. helper at 40 cents per hour to
helper at As cents per hour y John H
Williams. proofreader at 65 cents pei
hour to deskman at IS cents per hour
Miss Mildred N. Healy, clerk at 5000
per annum to clerk at $1,000 per an
mum; Gustav A. Benson. Evan F
Forbes. Otto H. Gadee. Ellis Hughes
William E. Sebree, Harry c. Johnson
Harry c. Irwin and Hazard Wheeler
carpenters at 65 cents per hour to
carpenters at 20 cents per hour
Charles H. Miller. Daniel G. Lear
Charles n. Bouvet and Emil Himig-
hoefer, painters at 65 cents per hour
to painters at 20 cents per hour.
James Leslie, cabinet maker at g.
cents per hour to cabinet maker al
20 cents per hour; Henry J. Re;f
skilled laborer at 50 cents per hour. to
watchman at s72O per annum: John H
Densmore. maker-up at 65 cents pei
hours to compositor at so cents pei
hour; John b. Dickman. deskman a,
rs cents per hour 10 proofreader al
65 cents per hour: Ralph Ratering
machine operator al 40 cents per houl
to skilled laborer at 35 cents pei
hour.
Evening star., 1919-04-13
Government Printing Office.

Appointments, separations, promo
tions, promotions, etc, in the govern
ment printing office for week ending
Wednesday, April 9. are announced as
follows:
Appointments-Charl s. Banks
Richard A. L. contee ana Neville r
Waters, skilled laborers, reinstated: ;:
William A. Jones, elevator conductor.
reinstated; Bernard ]. Lindsey and
Joseph Tucci, emergency messenger
boys; Samuel Millstein. Temporary
plumber: Max ]. Stevens, probational
compositor.
Separations-James ]. Cahill, Elzear
j. Howder, Marco De Pompa and Ber.
nard j. Lindsey, emergency messen-
ger boys; Charles H. Fletcher. skilled
laborer, resigned; r. Clarence Rut-
ledge, Hubert A. Boyd, George E.
Pope. Marcus Coleman and Nathan
Parker, skilled laborers; Mrs. Eula
Pierce. Mrs. Marjorie E. Snyder and
Mrs. Mary E. Smith. skilled laborers,
resigned; Miss Laverc Lilley. messen-
ger girl. resigned; Mrs. Ida Bontz,
press feeder. resigned; Ira E. Cole,
pressman; Harry Matthews. helper
resigned; John K. Bittenbender, proof
reader. resigned: William L. Wood
ward. linotype operator, resigned. \
Promotions, etc.-Amos L. Norton,
emergency messenger boy at $500. 50
per annum to probational messenger
boy at $50o.80; Howard p. Moore
emergency messenger boy at 20 cents
per hour. to probational messenger
boy at 20 cents: John B. Becker
emergency bookbinder at so cents per
! hour. to nrobational bookbinder at 50
Evening star., 1919-04-13
LIEUT.. sEMMEs BACK IN q. S.
Is at Garden City, L. l., Awaiting
Order for Discharge.

Lieut.. Raphael Semmes. vice presi-
dent of the Semmes Motor Company.
is back from France and is now
at Garden City, l. l., awaiting MS
discharge orders.
Lieut.. Semmes was commissioned
an officer in the Signal Corps little
more than a year ago. and, after q
short training at one of the southern
camps. was sent abroad. On account
OF his mechanical ability he was soon
attached to the aviation branch OF
the Signal Corps and given charge OF
a repair unit Immediately upon his
arrival in France. Shortly afterward
he was attached to the French army
and remained with it until the close
of the war.
Lieut.. Semmes did considerable fly
ing while abroad, having been IN
structed by the best of French avia-
tors. AS soon as he is released from
the service he will return to Wash
ington and join his brothers, {. W.
Semmes and Edward Semmes. who
have looked after the business during
his absence.