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Evening star., 1920-02-28

NOTE.-IF YOU ARE UNAI
LIST CONMCNOATE WITH Us
NUMBER OF DESIRABLE HOMES
PRICE. S,.OON-IT WIII. RE TO
YOUR ADVANTAGE. to iusprrt
this home. Six rooms and bath:
electric light. Lot $50 feet deep.
venient to car line. Al condition.
PRICE sG.50O-A CHARMING
NEW RRoOKI.AND BUNGALOW.
FiSr rooms and hath: pipefess fur
mace: electric light owner on
premises will give early posses
sion. Act quickly.
PRICE. $6.S5O-A modern and up
to-data home NEAR FIRST AND
RHODE ISLAND AVE. NE. Six
rooms AMI bath: hot water heat:
electric hight: porches. Room for
garage.
PRICE. s7.0to-A comfortable lit
tie ho-,e in a CONVENIENT
NORTHEAST LOCATION. Six
rooms and bath: hot-wa heat:
lhrg" front and rear porrheS Lot
+" alley. Phone for appointment
70 inspect.
PRICE. 81" :Nn-A HANDSOME
SEMI DIET ACHED RESIDENCE
CENTRALLY LOCATED. Thirteen
rooms snd three baths: fotwater
heat: electric light. Excellent con
dition. Built by tn. owner for his
own OCCUPANCY. Could he used as
a three family apartment.
PRICE. sT.5m-A ,very Desirable
home MODERATELY PRICED
AND IDEAIL,Y SITUATED. Eiei:
rooms and bath. double rear porrlk
First class condition. Garage Oh
premises. See this one today.
PRICE. n 7aa0-ONE Of THE
RrST VALVES ON THE MAR
kFT TODAY. In good section Of
-EROOkI.AND not far ont. Seven
rnoms ard bath; hot-water heat:
electric light; hardwood floors and
trim throuRhouf: open fireplace:
sleeping porch. Practically new.
PRICE. ~ a50-oN HEIGHTS
CONVENIENT TO TWO CAR
Linen. Sevcu rooTns ard hath:
hof-watef heat: electric light: lot
70 alley Newly rap~red and re-
decorated. An exceptional value.
PRICE. 1H,ArN coon SEC
TrnN OF PETwORTH. NOT FAR
. OUT A rorpletaly m~iern home
consisting OF six lArF.. M!sht.
sunny rooms and tile bath: hot
watr- keat: electric light: built
in garage. Perfect condition.
PRICE, slc. sOo-A MAGNJFI
CENT CHEVY CHASE RESI-
DESCE Just nT Gown. avenne.
Twelve -cou,s two baths. sieeuinc
porrh: breakfast porch: servaut's
room: ins'sntaneoNs w.trr heat:
hardwood noor.. A most complete
hcm.. which is modern in every
detail. -
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Monroe Near 14th St.
rooms and bath; furnace heat:
excellent surroundings: convenient to
18th st. car line; close to 10th st.;
immediate possession. Price. 80 300.
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u YCU WANT TO BUY OR SELL. REAL ES-
FATS TALK 1T, OVER WITH ". Z. HUR.
49, zASrzlSGER's.
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1850 2oth St. NV.

1850 10Th St. NV,
oo,o,,., finn, br,es ssr sw..l,.r. esa+.i.,.s d.
ros@s and modern hath. esiar. furn1ce hesS;
elegant white neishbnrhoed and bsE5atn +,
2O6 G St. NE.
500
two floors: istrobe heat; hot and cold w.ter:
new coal and gas ranges; situated near Union
statios.
o12 c St. Sc.
Loeated close to naseern Hlkh sehool: co.'s
venient to navy yard: the Pe1na. ara and eeA
ss lines ars bot block Az a.ay; & ssaek d;.sns5 .55
JAMES F. SHEA,
643 Louisiana Ave. NV.
WANT A HOUSE 10 MOVE RIGHT MT0,
We offer . number Of most desirable o~sl:tnss
that the purchasers can obtain iuamcdis se pos
sess,sA. Prices reass.ahaA sepA fsr list.
STONE & tAIRyAX. lSs2 Ney York .ye.
'o' '.- ' NO. 1883 l. ST. NV. = i
This dwelling, cu1a1.inE - resms. WIN .
lat 81 by no feet, can b purchased sS 4 prtes
which il less than tss amount renefE iczoed
he diroscd Of at an csfly date. Valuable TAR
4 clubhouse. Apartment house or bnslncss pur-
Pessso so.x xs;' ;1ikIRsE All Rs5"fS : NV ver. as.
FOR SALE 4
no, l2i 8th ST. nv.
BARGAIN sou SOAE NNA
four story dwelling. La z03xs0. }.
Al of.r would be conse- .ced mpch less than
esAt. -.
'As: ssroSE TaIRrAx, 1912 New Ysrk eve. !
1eSTrrfFrL 1Seh at. HfLIA-C1IOJCE
6uildine sttes; convcnieAk tRslas arvlnged; tn-
Sesti6atr ssf bait1Iag 1lae. Addrcss BOZ
AxSA star s0es.
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Central Northwest.

rooms and bath; large. bright
rooms: excellent SURROUNDINGS: ,conven-
lent TO cars: walking distance Of down
tewn; Scar gArage: immediate posses
sion. Price,, 5000.
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WALTER a. BROWN,
1NQ II St. MY.

CHEVY CHASE. 1907 LIVINGSTON sT.-Io
Inoms. baths. pre- War materisls: stone con-
t'ruction combines attractiveness with mini
,.uni upkeep; possession April L. no brokers
u hone Roman, Cleye. 1880
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LEE D.LATIMERCOMPANY

Several desirable two-story brick
dwellings In the northeast section:
rooms and bath: Eood-size yard:
large front parking. Can be bought
on small caah payment and reason
able terms. $4.0U
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FOR SALE-HOUSES
.sS .C~ittuu<eA. =.

.ssi: ,ColtinGeA.'
FOR SALE ~
ST NEAR 18th NV PROPERTY
Fine location.
nglish basement house: stories: +? rooms
and bath; lat: stable 3O-ft alley For down
town property.
Bargain at 5000 net.
See MR.. TEEI. with
SwARrZELI, RHEEM & HENSEY CO..
721 18th ST. NV.
FOR SALE
BRANpNEw HOUSES
Conveniently located to three car lines.
Brick: rooms: hath: h.-w.h.: ciec.
gas; fine size lot to lj-ft. alley.
PRICE ONLY $3.50
Homes strictly modern
The chances are they will BE- sold quickly
See MR.. TEEb. with
SwARTZEILA RHEEM HESSEf CO..
1c7 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1920-02-28

A CHOICE BARGAIN IN NE.
A WELL BUILT AND ATTRACTIVE
Groom home with bath; strictly mod
en in every detail; h.-w.h., elec. It's;
very convenient terms Of sale; now
occupied BY owner. 30 immediate pos
session can Be obtained. ONLY $500.
Room for garage.
IN EXCELLENT LOCATION IN
PETW0RTH.
A VERY SALABLE HOME; 8 rooms
and bath: exceedingly low terms. with
many modern conyeM1ences; room for
gnraee. A uAfI-DETACHED HOCSE
that win be sold at once. Price.
$3.50.
ON VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENTIAL
STREET IN NE.
AN UNUSUAL HOME TO BE Of
FERED FOR SALE at only $500.
Six rooms and tile bath. inclosed sleep
ing porches; strictly modern and up-to-
date. with h.-w.h., elec. It's. hard
wood hoofs and trim throughout; s., ,0O
cash and $50 per month. THIS HOME
MUST BE SOLD.
FACING LINCOLN PARK
HERE Is A VERY CHEAP BUY but
an excellent home. and well worth
your inspection: large rooms g
hoors) and bath, with terms like rent;
in nrst.class condition; full laundry
equipment. Price. IS. 800.
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Exceptional Buy in Brookland.
81 500

7-room frame house. one bath. Lot b0xll0.
ehade p0rches Perfect economic location
Schools. markets; street line one block.
Terms, e. QUO cash. balance same AZ rent Ad-
dress Box s7-K Star ONCE. 80
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FOR SALE

$4,000
FOR VERY HANDSOME HOUSE.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS, IN REST SECTION
II ROOMS. 3 BATHS: H.-W.H.: EIIET- GAS
strictly modern. In fine condition. Prscti-
rsIly new. Very suitahie fns Entertaining poe-
poses. Wide and deep lot to is.ft. paved alley;
plenty room for garage. For further particu-
lars Mr. TEL. with ;,
SwARTZEIIA RHEEM & HENSEY CO.,
.-E 1T 18th st. NV.
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Telephone Main 43D.

.r'-t s;44' s.s,: b.
s.r., 80 go ~ -
90 ;;
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H Street NV

se 49, ;.
- - -'v s&'x3
-, - =. +. - =,
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FOR SALE
4SS"
Wo0DI.EY PARK PROPERTY
Very handsome hotee
9rmi detached: near the new bridge
Strictly modern
Has double s1:aEr
Immediate Possession
See Mr.. TEEI. with
gwARTZEII. RHEEM 4 HESSEi CO.,
III 18th st. NV.
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SHANNON g. LUCHS.
713 l4th. St. NV.

q,
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Near Stanton Psfk-A fine little Groom
brick dwelling. in excellent condition.
Price. 5000. Immediate posssssion.
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FOR SALE
SMALL. APARTMENT HOUSE
stories. rooms and bath each: furnace heat:
electritity Rwid instn ntaneous wster heater
House In hne condition.
Not q fine. ,ocatiou tn Washington
Near Mass ave and 10Th ST. NV
All the apis. are r~nted for $3.50 per
month msk!ng II q
FINE INVExTMENT PROPERTY
PRICE &l25OO
Sec MR.. TEEI. with
SwARTZEIL. RHEEM HESSEY CO.,
~ 18th OF. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-31

WRECKING GOVERNMENTS FINEST CAMP.
Doors, Showers,
Screen Doors, Sink Spigots,
Canfonmant Sash, Lavatory Spigots,
Wall Board, refrigerator,
Roofing, - Heating Stoves.
Brick Cook Stoves,
Paving Blocks, Range Boilers,
Galvanized Metal Hot-water Boilers
Bath Tuba, Radiators,
Lavafories, Steam Botlefa,
Closet Outfits Pipe,
Kitchen Sinks Tanks,
Two-part Wash Trays Electrical Supplies:
and big Quantities Of lumber, PA. PKG. 21S,
sheathing, siding. flooring. wainscoting-
1874 buildings will sell complete.
gIDNEY L. HECHINGER HOUSEWRECkING
CO., Camp Meigs. 5th and Florida ave. ne.
BUILDING MATERIAL. BATHTUBS. brick,
new wallboard. Sc per foot; one-py roof
ing $1.75 per square: new and good quality;
white enamel lavatories; two-part wash trays
and sinks. sheathing. sash, doors; SlDS61
9th and SITS. southwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-31
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE. ETC.

CADILLAC touring car; perfect
condition. Apply Hugh Wallis,
617 18th NV. 31*
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-31

Tire Bargains.
We have several used tires
still fit for considerable service.
real cheap.
1910 18th st. NV. Phone N. ASIA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-31
FORD. touring late model; fully equipped;
Al condition: $3.50.
KRAFT 4 CO.,
I12 Fl st. ne.

FORDS-FORDS
Another Shipment Just Arrived.
Immediate Delivery on
Sedans, Coupelets, Touring Cars,
Roadsters, Trucks and Glasses.
The above cars may be pur-
chased on practically your own
terms.
ROBEY MOTOR CO.,
Authorized Ford Dealers
1929 L St. NV. Phi. Main 2121.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-31
THE VIRGINIAN,

31s 3rd ST. NV.
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT; OPENING
SEPT /; HOME COOKING; PERMANENT
OR TRANSIENT; SINGLE OR DoUBLE
ROOMS. 81
K ST NV, 1414-Large and small rooms:
nicely furnished; good board 81
1911 P N.W.-with board; large, furnished
double l.
"WOODRIDGE" o503 HAMLIN ST. Ne
Southern exposure anil private family.
home cooking; suitable for couple. Tel. North
1Oo0S ~
1874 18th N.W.-Rooms. ami: best home
cooking: walking distance.
i40s NEW HAMPSHIRE AvE.-Large rooms
with sleeping porch: adjoining bath; gentle
men; sos monthly: board. S6.25 weekly. 81
iooI 18Th NW.-Large second floor room:
running water; suitable for two; southern
cooking. Si-
iII5 EUCLID sT@Second floor front room:
for one or two gentlemen.
i704 18th 81. N.W.-Your chance to get large.
airy rooms in refined surroundings. where you
have real meals. Also room in apartments
private ~ AZ
The St. Charles herald., 1920-12-18

the year 1921. In continuing the
sale of Goverment Savings -Secu-
rites, the Government is giving
the opportunity to every man,
woman and child in the land
through the coming year to enjoy
the happiness, prosperity and
contentment which is found in
financial independence and secu-
rity for the future.
BUY w. S. S.
The St. Charles herald., 1920-12-18
A Real istrnas Present

The holidy ason with it's joys
and its pr1e4s is upon. us.
What shall h d tt add to the
haY p mes q he occasion? Each
one ofsais VI q ike not only to
wish our II Ms q Merry Christ
mas and q ppy New Year, but
to give the dhe. We cannot do
this by nj y OF ill-considered
presents. nghtless gifts cause
the Janu ash can to bulge
with deb Only when our gifts
have las meaning do they
carry th1 message Of good
will whi{ the spirit Of real
We en- I've happiness and
contentp pen Ind sshty for the
future pleasure for
the moi such y are with
in rsacl TheyN ore to be
found y 6ssings Securities
Of the States Government
From cent Thrift Stamp
70 the Treasury Savings
Certifi iley will carry wi. h
them - y tie greet.n3s OF
the 81 { happiness for years
70 cor epresenting the child
> card bae thrift stamp sf-
fixed stow not only q PIE
sent - bit which will grow
IN va - days pass. for he |
will = fal the card. That
little u have grown Won
derfl tose another Christ
mas nround, and the reci-
pen "a the way to q life !,
Of q ence. !
dending these lasting !
gife arings Division Of the
1rg ces not suggest that
2 American curtail his i
W siving. Il susosstoa-
y E0aden i q include !.
~ g which will bring iu-
q being to those he loves:
a,nPa Savings Stamps.
: nxy savings Cert;fi- :
= on - through i
The St. Charles herald., 1920-12-18
Think otths Poor Children.

While Xlasis only a week off
children an liking to thu day
Santa CONS 6wn the chimney
loaded dow With toys. Think of
how many Wi be disappointed
Xmas mor,inGo findstheir stock
ings emptyasFhen they hung it
the night blfob because the head
Of the fanny onnot afford a sin
de toy and so1e who have no one
to look up b, vile the other child
rem vii, ba o I'd down with toys
We who al able should not
only think of n own, but see if
our neiyhbor home cannot be
made bright - morning What
will the cost On y few cents
bit hcw mne by' and happiness
will it bring
Look arouI I'D see how much
Joy ndsHap as. Can you bring
to the poor e.tats son Xmas
The St. Charles herald., 1920-12-18
Notice of Sale Of Read Bonds.

Notice is hereby given I'm nc
c9rdance with the terms Of the or
dinance. adopted by the Police Ju-
ry Of the Parish Of st. Charles
the governing authority Of Road
District M. Three of the Parish
of st Charles at its meeting on
Wednesday, November 24th,
1900 thar the said Governing
Authority of Road District No.
Three Of the Par -sh of St Charles
wiz in open sesaen OF said Police
Jury dh; Tuesday January 4th
1870 at 12.N o'clock m. open
sealed bids for, and sells a price
not less than par and accrued in
terest, the following Bond Issues
VIZ:
& Forty thousand dollar
(S4O, ,OOO.OO) Bond Issue Of Road
District No. Three Of the Parish
OF st Charles as authorized BY
Soecial Election in said Road Dis
t4ict on April z3rd, 1919s.caaid
binds being Of the denomination
OF $500. each and maturing Sc
rally from 1920 to 1889. -
= r,itIeen thousand dollar
(Si5, 10000 Bond Issue Of Read
district No. Three of the Parish.
OF st. Charles, La. as authorized
by the Special Election IN said
Road District on August II. 1920
said bonds beings of the dehomi !
nation or $500. 90 each 1and ma
turing senally from 1874 to 1853.
aiea lids for the Purchase
of the aforesaid two Bond Issues
will be received up to Tuesday,
january 9Th, 1920 at Y. 90 O'Clock
=. m.
Each bid must be in 4. sealed
envelope addressed to the Police
The St. Charles herald., 1920-12-18

liqnated da aras in case the bid
der fails to el's,ply with his bid.
The cheques ef the unsuccessful
bidders \ Ilbs returned to them
as soon a. tie successful bidder
is determineds
The Polio Jury reserves the
to reject any nd all bids.
For furtlpI linfornations, adj
dress IewisR Graham, Special At
torney, 7o2Hsnnen Bldg. New
Orleans, l.s
Il. l.. Cuidy,
Pres, P. J
F.Schexnaydre.
|. .'''''
f.
The St. Charles herald., 1920-12-18
Parish of St. Charles
,snsa Dec 7,h 1921.

t Tie PeIice Jury met this day iii. ferr-
iir session with tile following nemb. rs
prs se,t.
Messrs Hvmei. Ggidry. Dufrense. Du-
irene and Elfer.
1t was moved bv~Mr. Elfet antfsse.
comded by Mr.. bufrene. =
That the minutes be accepted as read
1t was moved by Mr.. I:lfar and Sc
comdrd by Mr. Dufferf. z Il
That the. Treasures report be acc,pt4
ed as read. 81. =. Is:
Pariss,Ssf ST Charles I
E s Pee, 7slt, 1920.
To the President and members of the:
Pcbce Jury. - s,
lreasures Reppr. e J
General fnmd Il ...sa,.t:
To Bal. on hand Oct3t go t:x3S47 .4ss
/" Receipts since from 4 s;ft.
Tax Col. Par. Licence 1926
3se5.74
Disbursements I545,s
,.a>,o $40
- o'o''o
.
!.
20 sai on hahi octoi Si4o'lS
Ii ,burseiiien,s 5s.7S
Bal OH hand Nos3O $sO.44
1<
~ A 11'u y
To Bal OH hand Oct 81 S526. I!
/" Receipts since from
Tx Col Sheriff's Con a.42
Criminal fees ALSO
S6z5. so
Disbursements 46s.4s
The St. Charles herald., 1920-12-18

ST. CHARLES HERALD
PUBLISHED AT HAHNvILLE. La.
EVERY SATURDAY
]. c. TRICHE EDITOR.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE
PARISH OF ST. CHARLES
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION
ONE YEAR $500
SIX MONTHS $1.OO
Entered at the Post Office at
Hahnville. La. as second
:. class matter
~,
Establised February Is. 1873
communications received later
than Thursday morning will lay
over until the week following.
News and interesting local
items are respectfully solicited.
The St. Charles herald., 1920-12-18
No 946

Twenty-Eigth Judicial District Court
Parish OF st. Charles.
State OF Louisiana.
Succession
Joseph, Coronia
WHEREAS Mrs. Anto,iia Bontempc
widow Of Joseph Caronia, has petitioned
this Honorable Court for letters OF Ad-
nillis,ration OH tile estate OF the late 10
sepl, caronia. deceased. eytdte.
Notice is hereby gwen To I'll whom it
mas concern to show caiise withii: ten
days, wig the PRAYER OF said Mrs Anto-
MIA Bontrmpo. widow Of joseph caronia
peti. is,ier, should not he granted.
BY order of the Court.
cLERK,S OFFICE
PARISH or ST CHARLES
December llth. 1920.
. l. 7. Baudouin
i..r Clerk.
'.F.
!
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1920-10-20
ORDINANCE NO. 24o.

An ordinance fixing and establishing
a grade for that part of Prospect
street from center of Buchanan street
east to center of East street In the
city OF Manchester, Iowa:
Be It ordained by the City Council
of the City of Manchester, Iowa:
Section 1. That the grade of that part
of Prospect street in the City Of Man
chester, Iowa, extending east from
Buchanan street to center or East ST.,
be and hereby is fixed and established
as follows, to-wit:
Prospect street and west line OF
Union Ave. 104.05 feet above datum line
as established in Ordinance No. 1SS
being Chapter XXXIII Of Revised Or
dinances of the City Of Manchester,
Iowa, 1913.
Prospect street 800 feet east Of CEN
ter Buchanan street 1905 feet above
said datum line.
Prospect street and center East street
1895 feet above said datum line.
Section g. That all elevations and
grades established in Section here
of have reference to center line of
said Prospect street and are decimally
expressed In feet above said datum
line.
That the gutter, curb and sidewalk
grades of said part of Prospect street
shall conform to provisions OF Ordi-
nance No. 1873 being Chapter Xxx1II
of the Revised Ordinances of the City
of Manchester 1908, as amended.
Section g. This Ordinance shall take
effect and be in force from and after
it's passage approval and publication
as by law provided.
Passed and approved the Is day of
October, 1920. w vwvT Tw
Attest. ~aA . - .1-'-. : - ~ e..
4 X X 70 q. IT. FRED H. MuNSoN,
=. -.--4- Mayor.
r. WILSON.
CIV Clerk
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1920-10-20
ANNOUNCEMENT.

take this opportunity to announce
that the insurance business formerly
conducted in Manchester and vicinity
by the late Mr.. g. A. Pierce, has been
bought by the firm of Tracey & Plat.
/ believe that this business will 81
conducted in the future as Mr.. Pierce
have wished it and I cheerfuly re-
commend Messrs. Tracey & Flat to
Mr.. Pierce's old patrons. Any ques-
tons about or changes igfy your poll
cies will be given carefA and prompt
attention If taken to me office of the
new agents at No <116 N. Franklin
Street, Phone No T22S.
AIRS. G. A. PIERCE
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1920-10-20
REV. J. ]. WILLIAMS.

Rev. j. ]. Williams, whose wife was
formerly Miss Nellie Fober, passed
away at his home in Chicago, Octo-
Der 7th, 1920, death being due to apo
plexy. Funeral services were held in
Chicago on Sunday, October 10th, and
were attended by Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin
Fober Of Manchester and j. B. Fober
Of Cedar Falls. In Rev. Williams
death the church has lost devoted
and influential worker. Friends of the
Fober family sympathize with them
in the great loss that has come to
them.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1920-10-20
ELMER Inch KILLED BY TRAIN
(Hopkinton Leader.)

EMer Lynch, an employee of the
1IeNeill Bros. a few miles south Of
Gown, lost his life in an instant when
No. % passenger train on the C M.
& st. P. struck the wagon in which he
was riding. The train was at once
stopped. Those who reached the body
found that life was extinct, and it was
taken on board and brought to Hop
kinton The south bound passenger
a short time later conveyed the body
to Monticello, the home Of the young
man.
The circumstances leading to the
fatal accident are somewhat specula-
tive. 1t was first reported that the
team Lynch was driving became ul-
manageable and ran on the track IN
front of the train, but Mr.. Mcneil
discredits the report with a statement
that the horses We're gentle and not
a at all shy of trains. The accident oc-
Cured at what is known as the Nc
sNeill crossing, a roadway running
from the main highway to the farm
home. Lynch and Bert Chapman were
going to the field for corn to fill the
silo, Chapman being ahead and safely
across the track before the train APP
preached. "A corn field obscures a
clear view Of the track at this point.
1t may be assumed that the unfortu-
nate man was unaware OF the APP
preaching train or would not have at
tempted at crossing until the train had
passed. The wagon was struck and
torn away from the team, the horses
not being injured. 1t is said the
body was thrown some fifty feet by
the force of the impact There were
bruises about the head, and broken
bones evidence of the resistless
shocking power of a heavy engine UNI
der speed. A brother, Dave Lynch
who was working in field not far
away, was unaware of the accident
for some time; but being curious as
to the reason for the train stopping
so long went over to investigate and
was shocked to learn the truth. Elmer
was 81 years of age and had been en-.
ployed on the farm since last June.
He is spoken of as a faithful worker
and a young man OF good parts.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1920-10-20
AT THE PLAZA THEATER.

Wednesday and Thursday, Viola
Dana in "The Chorus Girls Romance"
Friday, "A Sister To Salome" featur-
ing Gladys BrockweH. also the Fox
News. Saturday, a Semon Comedy,
Pathe News, and the 7th episode OF
Daredevil Jack. Sunday, Tom Moore lp
.The Poor Simp' also the Pathe Re
view. Monday and Tuesday, special
feature 1.-THE Rivers End starring
Marjorie Daw. Wednesday, Marguer-
lite Clark in Luck in Pawn" also the
Pathe News.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1920-10-20
FOR RENT

120-acre farm, 2 miles south OF
Prairieburg. Land in first-class con-
dition. For particulars write,
f. G. BUTLER,
2114 North Main Street,
42-4 Dubuque, Iowa.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1920-10-20
For RENT.

Five room cottage completely fur
nished. Must have references. Cail
after 6 P. NJ. 729 East Howard street
AL
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APPLES.

Just received a carload of hand
picked winter apples, which Will be
sold at S1.50 per bushel.
FARMERS COMMISSION CO,
42-1 Manchester IOWA
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1920-10-20

BOYS SHIRTS
Collar attached fancy patterns.
S1.50 value Pre- War Price Sl.19
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1920-10-20

ALL WOOL UNIONS
in a variety Of knits. $3.50 val
ues. Pre- war price SIS. As
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1920-10-20

SILK SHIRTS
Tub silk, crepe de chine and fl.
bers. Values lfp to $500. Pre-
War Price .,........S8.45
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1920-10-20

MEMS OVERCOATS
"a few left all wool, out of style.
Values up to $500 To close
out .--..-.,...- S4.95
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1920-10-20
DRESS TROUSERS
20 per cent Discount

CLOTH HATS
Greens browns and fancy wool
ems, all sizes $3.50, $500 and
S4 so values now .S2.95
The Prescott daily news., 1920-01-19
HIGH SCHOOL TEACHERS GET
 LESS THAN TWO DOLLARS DAY

There is a total of 12,125 school teachers in Arkansas, of whom s. 448 are white and 2,077 are colored.
 In this day of the exalted cost of ex- istence and the unrest due to made quate compensation, this army of school teachers are the true patriots, for their wages are notoriously small Ter than those of almost any other call ing.
 State Superintendent J. l.. Bond is conducting an investigation into the salaries paid the teachers of the state, and the results are such that they should shame the people who permit such meager salaries to be paid.
 The average salary paid the city Superintendents is $1,755.45; the av- verage paid the city principals is $1, 172.94, and the average paid the high school teachers is only $717.54.
 These salaries, for nine months ser