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COLORED PURCHASERS.
$500 Cash, Balance Monthly.

$500 Cash, Balance Monthly.
brick; colonial porches; deep lot to paved al
ley. Price. s.. 300
-,dn, rairmont MOI st. near sherman ave. NV. Five
lot to paved alley. Price. s., $50.
Near 2nd and l. SITS: Sc. six-room and bath
s5ieks eoIonal porches. Prices range from
See me at once about these.
ALEX. S. CLARKE. Jr 1893 st. NV.
ON TENNESSEE AVE. NE.
Near Lincoln Park; 6 rooms,
bath, furnace heat, front and rear
porches; wide alley in rear; inn
mediate possession.
THOMAS A. JAMESON,
$50 New York Ave. NV.
Main 1877.
After 5 Line. 6146-W.
$3.50 BUYS WELLCONsTRUCTED r.
& b., brick; big lot to paved alley; near 1st
ana y sts. ne; similar property being sold
Handsome r. / Ai b., brick; 18th Ct NV
near Harvard; h.-w.h; elec. lights; big ward ::
no alley; monthly tenant; price $40, 600; clear:
N: E. RYON CO., INC,
Phone NJ. 1897. 1ao3 y
CORNER COR, l HOUSE. ROOMS, NE, AND O
PYLES, 412 4th st. Sc
REFINED COUPLE ABOUT BTYTNC HouF
would Like refined middle-aged couple to share
Star office.
FOR sALE-BEAUTIFUL HOME on PARK
tiled bath; parquet flooring; hot-water heat:
hardwood trim: gas and electricity; sleeping
PSrsh sdG large lot to alley; possession. Price
HIGBIE & RICHARDSON,
1904 II st. NV.
FOR sALE-EXCELLENT HOME IN
helghts. one square west of 18th St; stories
nine large rooms; hardwood trim; large lot to
paved alley: excellent condition; possession: !:
good terms: Price. 50, 800.
H1GBIB RICHARDSON,
1904 81 st. NV.
FOR sALE--BARGAIN IN 3-sTORY. BROOM
house near 11th and Kenyon SITS. NV: hard.
WOOD trim. tiled bath, hot-water heat: eood
condition; con owing to an exchange this property
can be purchased at the very low price NJ
1900; 81 800 cash required. '-
HIGB1E RICHARDSON.
1904 Fl st. NV.
BUILT BY KENNEDY BROS-oUEREC or
deep 10. toons TO aIey b1It ii WHs; ,a1s; garage anil
cash payment. Address Box 23eH. Star Of
fee.
CENTRAL NV. SECTIONS R., HW.
neat: %, 800; terms. REAL ESTATE Ey-
CHANGE. 526 18th NV. NJ. 62O8.
10 Coi-oRED PURCHASER-S-ROOM AND
bath brick; hot-water heat; on Florida ave-
NV: room Tor garage; immediate possession:
$3.50; Sl,2oO cash, balance monthly.
7-room and bath brick: furnace heat: near
3th ana on SITS; splendid location for plysi-
clan; wei! built; room for garage; ST. 900;
$500 cash. Phone NJ 364S
J. HENRY BROWN, $40 Southern bldg.
TWO-FIAT HOUSE. 800 10Th sT Sr. F.S
lily converted into one house without any cost
Apply DR.. N. e. WEBB. 1914 Il. Capitol St g.
TAKoA1A PARK, D. C.-1oROoM House. :.
this. acre ground; suitable for poultry
farm ROAD mouse or sanitarium: squares to
car. Price, $4,000. Address Box 1sOM, Star
NORTHHAST WHITE NEIGHBORHOOD-s
rooms q bedrooms), bath, furnace, electricity:
double garage: possession. $7,25O Address Box
1S9-M, Star Office 5s
Evening star., 1920-03-04

HEDGES & MIDDLETON,
| incorporated,
1884 h st. NV. Phone Main 1oes.
Price, $10.50o-MT. PLEASANT. A
home that you would be proud to
own and one that Is well worth
the money. 1t is absolutely mod
| ern. contains seven rooms and
bath. hot-water heat. electric
| lights. oak floors and q garage.
! Thoroughly equipped with avn
ings, screens and metal weather
strips. Immediate possession will
be given.
Price, %, $s,250-COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
very cheap house in q convenient
neighborhood. having six rooms
and bath, hot-water heat, electric
lights and a garage. The owner
10 occupying this house and will
give possession and sell on reason
Price, 311.5oo-CHEvY CHASE This
home is vacant and in beautiful
condition. There are eight rooms.
two baths flour bedrooms on sec
ond foor). hot water heat, electric
lights, oak floors and plenty of
room Tor garage. The location Is
fine, and We consider 1t very
good buy.
Price, So 5OO-CAPITOL HILL. Very
near the Senate Office building we
have Just had listed ten-room
and bath home having seven bed
rooms and we'll suited for renting
rooms. This is q very low-priced
property, and the owner will sell
on terms of 81, 900 cash and easy
molthly payments.
Price, s.. $S.350-NoRTHEAsT In . most
desirable location, where all the
homes arc high class. This n
Kennedy-built house and contains
six rooms and bath, hot-water
heat, electric lights, hardwood
door0 and other modern couyen-
fences. It 10 now vacant, in fins
condition, and may b sold on rea-
HEDGES & MIDDLETON,
incorporated,
1884 81 It. NV. Phone Main 10es.
Evening star., 1920-03-04
FOR SALE-HOUSES

GOOD NV. SECTION; 8 LARGE ROOMS
hot-water heat bath, electricity. gas. southern
exposure: semi i-detached; completely furnished.
Price, $8, 5O0 81, 200 cash. balance monthly.
Sec Mr.. KELLY. Room 204-5. TO 14th st.
Evening star., 1920-03-04
FOR SALE-HOUSES
COntinuSA.
FOR sALE-HOUsES
OD0tlDDol
1905 H Street NV.
Telephone Main 434O.

seR ss. as s. % se % 1Sea s s, 'ss s 49, Z. As.
% % % % % | s .es4 ss rs: - . e.
and sS Dgr hes for owner ''a' let Wit" for III:
ing ca" " ' prompt possession 1:s e s'1'' -
ZOE r.; @ -, Ess y .cgr !e.zws
%
s.s: s: ,h TIL, Sis Terms s 90 S I s sss @
monthly viii dvs WV
us.: :4'f; G :ssss. :ss: ( aE MEA1: s::
present oso So p s II: 9 hI' the lot a.. \. 4ee sse
s t IL ian s'? : ~ ;::: : :ss, as:: - :
esa ns' a..a @ % SS' s. e % poSS
sss sss, s ::
could @ % a,ss ] @ s .s: T Of . .snss'' s
to-
s1n.I u ssr whole pa pag s % term term pS s
% % and possession % % ~ " ~ '
PRICE 81. soo on 18Th ST. COLUMBIA GsS1
Heights; home eond big
co' ss,s T.:
:E ss s? Ess@s and % ss pss Inspection s: asked : . a
am Tine ~ ~ ~ ~ session. time" " ' A"''''enesn1 fse
BOSS & PHELPS
HOME OF HOMES
Telephone Main 434O. 1906 H Street N W.
Evening star., 1920-03-04
BARGAIN.

BARGAIN.
Price, SO 500; located in saul's Addition;
convenient to 14th st. cars; attractive home.
containing 8 real rooms "A bedrooms); hot
water heat; electric lights: hardwood floors;
handsome fixtures; colonial front porch: terms
II interested you should look at this house
quickly. Phone FRANCIS E. MALONEY.
Franklin 30S5. After pm. call Columbia 227.
Evening star., 1920-03-04
Columbia Heights.

An attractive corner property on
14th st. north of Park road; 10 rooms
and baths; hot-water heat, cleo
tricity; front and rear porches; parquet
flooring; double garage. Price, $l3 500;
terms reasonable. Don't delay making
an appointment with us to inspect this
property.
Evening star., 1920-03-04
SHANNON & LUCHS.
713 18th St. NV.

Near 18th and G. SITS. E.
s3.7OO-Reasonable terms; six rooms
and bath: latrobe heat; frame garage;
attractive location; excellent surround
ings.
Evening star., 1920-03-04
Main 2345.
Chevy Chase.

A semi-detached frame DWELLING noe.
Chevy Chase Circle; modern and com
plete throughout: contains 8 rooms and
baths; hot-water heat, electricity:
front and sleeping porches; hardwooi
floors: deep yard to alley; near car
line. Price, 1880; terms can be ar.
ranged.
Evening star., 1920-03-04
Two-Fami1y Flat.

Near 18th and Corcoran sts.; one
Broom and bath apartment and one
Groom and bath apartment: excellent
income: hot-water heat; deep lot; space
for two-car garage. Price. s., 600,
Evening star., 1920-03-04
sIRIRBAN ROOMS.

OWNER of home i'll Va. suburbs. 10 minutes
from Georgetown. will rent iHIaHi''' ''n m
next to bath to gentleman: all c"hVehieh,ts
@ .,r.r ron-,e-s- references Address EoN
.2-M Sfar Office. :"
Evening star., 1920-03-04
Irving St. Near 18th.

Attractive location; 10 rooms. .
baths: steam heat; up-to date: excel
lent surroundings; near both car lines;
now rented for $1l3 per month: no
leases; garage on rear of lot; terms.
Price, $1,000.
Evening star., 1920-03-04

PRIon, $4,000: 4 BEAUTIFUL DUrACRXD
homo In Mount Pleasant: lot l00xllO. Vffh
berry: e twelve-room house. having tive batHse
unusually large porches: q garage holSins -.
ersl cars: The ground 10 worth TIE prSee
asked with nothing for the improvenents. ~.
session any time,
Evening star., 1920-03-04
Near Sherman Circle

An opportunity to buy a modern
home in this exclusive residential Zee
ton; semi-detached: II rooms and .
baths; 5 rooms in the basement: mar.
quet flooring. Price, $25, 600.
Evening star., 1920-03-04
Mt. Pleasant.

Mt. Pleasant.
a modern S-room and bath home
in a new house neighborhoOd: 8 rooms
and bath; hot-watcr heat, electricity;
sleeping porch; brick garage; near
18th and Columbia road. Terms, So, 600
cash. Price, $l3,50O.
Evening star., 1920-03-04

TWO ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH. FUR
rished, full hotel service. two persons, $3.50 q
month. lease to October !: three persons. $170.
Inquire 112O Vermont ave. NV. Room 121.
FURNISHED OR UNFINISHED.
THREE ROOMS. BATH. HEAT AND SLEEP
ing porch or four rooms. bath. sleeping porch
light housekeeping; rent, $50, so or 800 per
month. 2S16 1ith st. %
COMPLETE. 3 LARGE OUTSIDE ROOMS,
fore noon. after q. 3107 18th st. NV. %
AMY GORDON, APARTMENT SPECIALIST. /.
4 to 6 rooms; fur and unfur.; month or year
800 Colorado Bldg. Main 583
UNFURNISHED.
TWO ROOMS, EACH WITH LARGE CLOSET
in absolutely modern new bungalow; full sized
gas range and sink in room; use OF vacuum
cleaner. electric washer, laundry privileges and
room in basement; garden spot; one block
from both Georgia ave. and 14th st. car lines:
available Immediately; young married couple
OF college training preferred; no children; $50.
Call after pm.
1905 Farragut ST. NV.
SIX ROOMS AND BATH; NEWLY PAINTED
and decorate rooms very bright and cheerful:
front room specially desircus for studio or
office. Open evenings.
SNELLINGS MOTOR CO..
1879 18th NV.
HALF BEAUTIFUL DETACHED MODERN
CLase section; $50. Cleveland 1lIS.
Evening star., 1920-03-04
ROUMs WITH HOARD.

RHODE ISLAND AVE. N.W.-Attrartive
, room for two girls: excellent table, nome
Evening star., 1920-03-04
PetWOrth-

beautiful modern dwelling, COM
plete in every detail: rooms and
path; hot,water heat. electricity: deep
lot to alley. Price, 5000: terms
5000 cash.
Evening star., 1920-03-04

ITNFURNISUEp room with sleeping porch ad-
Joining bath; use Of apt WISCONSIN ave- .t'u
Ga rfipld st. Cleveland 39i.
Evening star., 1920-03-04

ROOM AND BOARD room near Walter Reed
HositaL Address Box 154-M. Star Office.
JAPANESD desire furnished room and boa rd
in private family; not over so. Address Box
7tA, star e@eA ~
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-11-05
CCMEP'TOWN

Be-, r,tn,an Dan Mccall an u.
Elack went t. the PearNr Minr S''~
urdaN.
Bill Corcorau WIS -Shoprin~ il t"vn
the latter rH.t she week
Dan MCGOWAN Wa !; cato" n the
John Scrl0> howe Sandal.
ChaS NHNrr was in town Nnr>,ia>
RAY M"n>iN! went to tn Rr@,.'
'Ninc the 1lttcs mart Ct the wcrk an!
j. rcportoj tc have got lost. rHt'lrninl,
home. The h;''> ali look alike MI j..
dark. RAY
BOT RrocH15,, rra> ir noolc, tDr
lHttrr port al ~ week on hn$'nrS>
VIM Frirhor' WAS y GALE" :. tho
,,ohN Scrl7s howe Saturday anr Sun
ha>.
Rrrt rnt'Nnr IS helping lack No" /,
h2uN STRAW
Miss ll1rir.. Breck1c, roc "a
NinN"aro'i F',"rssa, whrrv shr h1>;
u NoSitln>' " SEenopfarhn'
Ray Mon n.v ',atlc tn, tr,, .,
i, a>,.' min ~ ~etll-ec1 Nnnd.>.
lnra' lvH,Snn wsS in tcvr, Sath~-
day on business
Alex STAY |-as shernino' ~ town
Monday
H. - eva wa V'S'ffS ~ 'tt- ti't'
Interests e, the Farmer tA~vat ~
Monday.
Hcnry ',h m0nntraut and Ahr Med
eds WAS oveI i .voraJohnScr the lat
tor part Of the week on business.
Rose Gibson was shopping in trNn
the lattor pa. Of The week
Rc,i King o' Redwood Fails MINI.
came to spend the winter with reia-
tivr$ and friends.
Joe Mecca, i Visiting al NJ Ro>C
GihSon's
Ole Rcc~harkcr was a caller at the
No' Johnson nome.
r.. s Strand went to thr Reavcr
Mine the sattor part@ef the weeh
L. 7 Eit%wcrHld was in tnwr on
business the latter part o. the week
An entertainment and hasile; So
cial viii be given at the Comortnwn
Schoo, hous,, Dist. No. AZ on Sat
urday evening, Nov. Is, 1920 Every
body wnECoNc
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EsTBS Will. RECEIVE
2,500,ofE VOTES
I h;curc Gives Socialists 81 O00 and
California Gives i'arty nrer lHO.-
ODN--n Many Eastern Cities nets
Rcat Cox.

tht."'rr \ i"'u' " e. OF $500 nON
T.. r!r,mcu rs Nttn N1nn tr,trr, VA
tiNNn' %rr"'t:.ri O, - So. vat - ~, =
IN tn" fn., g. Hntjn'AI Iriu}n~ e y
thi. nlnuN". f.| r>juNnl"u that tn,
Socialist vrtr il Chicago viii more
tH;M t'ip'" t',Nt E"~t - i"!t,, HNt dc
,,urcd that the vote nationally should
hN Sufficient t. t;u'>" til" release from
prison " the prr ;iA"nri; candidate
Tho party had considerable difficult
Is \ obtaining rrnu,t> from outlNinr
districts. Chicago watchers turned in
reports Of the vote in So pret 8. l.:
MOST :, 'rictS NchS outran Cos. "Wr
huuIi roll up ? totNl Of 10000 in
Chicago, IN spite Of the Republican,
laNlS|ilc," said RranStHttcr. William
tMNrcn, socialist candidate for statc'~
ntto,nr>, appears to be keeping pace
With Dch$
The California state secret2rN 81
the party wires tha, California gave
NchS hctworn 1000 unI llnrN'
votes.
MINNEAPOLIS, ne"nr,inr to III" Nnt,
secretary for Minnesota. gave one out
Of every seven totes t. Dcl~. Utah
returns are in"nmN'rr" bat the vote
is considerable N ""rH'& o. thu; ,'n~t
Cor Benson in ln'H.
Tariy last cvenio.: Srcrrr,,". EMrr-
~t1t,c' Srrt thr following telegram to
nchS;
"Farly returns indicate vote III, to
expectations N.Y." Work. l!vyrojt
Cleveland, Chica.r, encouraging. nrh>
ahead Of Cox IN many precincts.
Scattered returns all sec.inr% indi
cate avcrarr s to - nar corr. which
means two and or, hall to three mil
lion.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-11-05
HOMESTEAD

NJ. j. {. Smith, who is one Of thei
teachers in til Homestead school, has
closed hHr school for Il fc~ dav$ ON
account - in. III.
Mr. Ehar,. tan coltector, WIS al
business ca'!rv in town Wednesday =
4 few Young folks were gathered
at the nalhv hnr}c Sunday eve The,
rVenr4 Wa spent in dancing, and att
midn,phi a delicious lunch was srrvedI
.:I,rr which the party hrekc NJ. FN-i
Hcynnc had Il splendid time
The people Of Homestead have heena
attending ENangei,stic service att
Frojd fpr the last courn of weeks.
nv Peilc from Froid was a v,sitcra
al the Hotel SUNDAY last
Victor Peterson from east of Aeai13
rrnr lake was "A business cattle ind
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-11-05
Real Estate Transfers

u. $. A. to Robert Rohke, patent,
lots 3 and 1. : - NV ia, W Il
SW II. $, 81, la MI. Id, lot |, Sec.
H-:'G-hh
i.:u,lsnrr ChnrIct,oi% l., Ella 4.
Grindu', warranty decd. +. IL Nj,
ii. l.. IL 81. ii, 23-2>-511, SN IA,
3l-3l-3S.
William tnrd,> 10 Edward +. Cor
dcH, deceit : -. lH-:}';-!'2.
Martin Moo 10 Harriet Moe. war-
ranty uccd Sc L.. ST. Ia, II. Nj,
IL NJ ii, %, W - NV Ia, 2l-%5-
t. S. \. to heirs of Walter Hucth.
patent, SW IA, 3t-3:-57
Johannes Peterson ct ux to Sec. st.
: -. iT-33-5$.
L. $. \. to Albert A. Folsom. pat
mt. NJ, Ii. Sta i-:,5
L. $. \. to Encch =. Strombcrg.
patent, NJ. "A, 3N-%2-5..
cnt. SW ii 81 IT., 1884. lot 2. sec
i-:3;:SS-tj
L. $. A. to Melvin Tronsrn. patent.
81 IA, -, SW IA, 33-"7-5
t. S. \. to Jennie Lien, patent. lots
l7-l>. sec. 3-37-b7.
Anton Petersen ct ux to Gunstcin
AHkhuS. warranty deed. SW IA NV
Ii. 90. $ - y -, NV Ia NV IT,.
27-33-hG
Nels +. Hagen to John A. kalIack.
warranty deceit. lots l-5. Sec. l"-'3-3".
L. s \. to Thomas Kelly. patent
NJ. l., 81 IA, G;'-:i3-;,2
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-11-05
EVEN BABIES
GET THEIRS

To those who have been gossiping
and telling untruths-wc did not
bring Baby Taylor to Whitehall to
allow people to use their guess Cos
sip on. If tho people that have beeen
spreading those untruths regarding
her birthright, want to do this baby
an act Of kindness, they will please
discontinue telling their falsehoodS.
We arc trying to give baby tho home
care, and protection her parents
would if they could. While we are
not obligated to make her hfc'S his
tory public We have the right to give
her the protection due her.
MIR. AND MRS. W. f. HUNT.
Paid Adv. Whitehall, Mont
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-11-05
ARCHER

Quite a n,nTNer Of Archie pronlt
attended The speaking at OutooI
Saturday night.
Haliowc'cr was celebrated in th'
uSuu manner IN this communlt>
Stores and other building. wcr,
hiockaded with various articles, Sucn
- wheels, ladders, hoyc>, c'r. Som,
uf the hurrie> hal ',ecn put on no
Quarters as on ton, ~ h1ilAino,> H..
church steps.
Tia three Derl"r children have lrF,
school. They will soon movc t. W
consin, where the! Will maxi th".
future home
Some OF the Arrhci young fniH
and of the surrounding vicinity ~
tended thr show and dance Al r'"n.,
Wood Tuesday evening. A. ~eN'HI :,
wonderful time.
last Friday evening the nurii> er
tcrtaincd thr Nnnlet' children !, fare
well surprise and Yla'owH'en party !,
v as given in Tho OLE school honso ano
Il very delightful evening N9~ sno'o
IA nopnirC "cr0 telling -sto"'c, NJ
~ t?H~ ~ N'nvinw mAm>~
NJ IN, Mr. /. Mo- '"r, Mn'n.
day ro. TnnA,,. Mem. fnr Il few do
visit at Mrs Nur's forr>t" horo'
Tuo~dn. wa = vtY} bus tl"s al
Archer ~ everyone came IN to vote
We arc all anNi"nSly WAITING =, "o..'
tn" latest reports.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-11-05
fVsnc aatc 'far-seS. 'sss~tss

faAnc aatc for =se>. Hssss.s,;
.lor 4eeGerrSe,1 -ea>. AZ, ''e..sr4> Hsssatss--
rnnH Hthc ftr'~ 7,>aa*t % -, ser>.1ii-
ing ND tI~cr>.
Walter Rtss-a4T,,, } vsfs~tet: ~,4. ~ =,
n Hrcicr farn ftSI> '@sr~A
.lct Nsffsar srt2 sassasi y asis es,ss>--t ss...
aut,, ~-sHtr Tor FvafF,n fnsr~s-ass> aRssss>ssr
They eSr.ct u ~SrsZ 'gn,i, sstsfsg-,,
hone,
Harry and fsasne sassssrksss.~ssssr. .-.>ps>
ora,l Srrf to IA '"~-ssntt 'n'sar>sa3:., AsySy,
husino>>
Tho Ataa.tic f'-~atr, GO, 'ssr4a~t-9sa,,,s
a car Of rat>s sfaasssrsstaa,
FtaN MeSstcr rsss>s,a,1 Ssttt',.asssgr1' ss-Ss>t,
on h. >uav+c sf'fssr,t 'r,saey! sHsFssssssa.,
,Aary Nass~n aet3 fFs~ss fsssartsa.,
left To~ssaar fn1. F'a~ssrr ~+sssssrsssss
"Wednesday.
Several So VT 'sss,stsRs~ sass,SS>
'rft tfna week FOR s9JRss,.e. 'ses',vs4,r
Will work y, tahe' ss,sstSs;$ ef,yt> sHJas>s,.
tAnn?n 4lS,~t asr> aa>sTi' ~ a+assSss,
y, NJ hops a1> SIR f1rr~> sss7 s>E'-~vy,,
n: ~>t't+lnH iAtWn
Nn,tir '>sar7->n7, W. f,s-s,' 9sssr "~.-.+Sg.>,
Thu~S.}s.
So NNri~F 7~rStt?Nr,nss - s-Aa,> 'sss,asl>.,
Hft >sn@n6 "a ~>ovf'set sr'y,a>4,~ = ssia
western WAIT ~ IN ~Sts4,
@>oy AT~fnld ss';fn7H rrt~', ''e'stN4l. s7->-
'7No~ T'a,N>>e4t;- r., ssa,>>sS, 4 ss~ssse,
Mf,'r2, visth VI" 1s' 55sssrss~sssss
NC t@'1aft1o sf.seresSS-ss4 80, esss>~rsy,
o'o ~ 97o is;.vt~~<s gsrf,,s5>> $3.50, se~.S-
oo,C n .~Sa1r sf.,~~SSSee7., .-3fy, SScss7,
ron .il~~}ei. ~ r~rsm III, fsts,-s,~, -
''"' -.".' '-n- NSfr@
%
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-11-05
SYLVIA rANkHlJRST
AGAIN IN PRISON
London Herald Cable to Federated
Press,

.ondon---(N. Y. Burcau' Sylvia
r"nkhurS: drfying the maGiS, rat"
who sentenced her 10 six months i'm
priSonnnnt on the charg, Of trying
to stir M Sct'ition in the British navy
hy pub Shinr "rh, Workers. Dread
nourht, told th" court;
"Nou cannot brighten MY by any
sentence The ideas that am teach
ing may be startling to you. hut |
was brought up by a socialist father"
She went on to describe the misery
which exists among he neighborS in
the east end Of London. especially
among the little children. "ThingS
are not so in Soviet Russia" she said
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-11-05
LABOR must
E we'll. RD
II Farmers are to Get Good Prsees
for Farm Products, Says Psoin-
ent Agrtculturist.
BY the Federated Press

BY the Federated Press
Oklahoma City--"The laboring
class must he we'll paid or VIC will
never have good market" said j. A.
Whtehurst, president Of the state
board of agriculture, commenting on
the present market prices of both
wheat and cotton.
It is Whitehurst's view that labor
ing people comprising tho vast ma
jority of the population, feed and
clothc themselves well when well
paid. and it is to them principally the
producers must look for his market.
it is not to the interest of the cotton
or wheat grower to he "hcar' on
the labor market, the president Of
the hoard Of agriculture thinks.
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plan acceptable to the companies,
were badly done.
While President Gomrcrs of the
American Federation OF Labor, and in
fact it's executive boa,d, have issued
Il strong statement against the direct
ing so popular in Europe, there are
signs that organized labor ON this
side of the water will not be proof
against the idea.
Organized labor Of important Euro-
pean countries, in Il great r,ncting
held recently at Amsterdam, decided
to use direct action again It war. The
factory workers would refuse to make
the munitions, the railroad mon would
refuse to transport them, and If they
got to the seaport docks by any 9TH
or mcnas the dock workr,;s and sail
ors would refuse to help them toward
the destination agreed upon by the
politicians.
Now our own association o. ma
chnists, in a convention at Rochester,
N. Y, has adopted the following 1850
luton:
"Modcrn wars are fought with ma
chinrry created and fashioned by ma
chnists and related craftsmen in all
countries, who, in the light of recent
events, must bear the responsibility
for future wars. We believe this
power used wisely will ito more to
abolish war that the statesmen and
diplomats"
The conservatives will argue that
for labor to refuse to handle mani
tionS- is to set aside representative
government and great case can be
made out on that score to the effect
that il peoples do not want var they
should elect officials who will repre-
sent them, rather than the war pro-
titecring interests. On the other
hand, European labor argues that it
can not djsplacc the ruling class gov
ernmcnts in time to save Europe fror,
absolute ruin by war, and that after
all is said and done the conservation
of human life and the restoration Of
normal living arc the #urrm"Iy i'm
portant things.
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The Lone Tree Intlies Nd 1,eltl
their ,'nual sale saturday at The
Joice home. ThoNgh vhc crowd 'wR>
not very large over Two hundred tlci-
lars was taken IN.
Andrew Iceland of s0utlook spent
two days in this Vicinity las, weck
looking after his business INTERESTS
and visiting relatives and Friends
Mrs. E.b. Ferguson returned from
krn,na~r recently, having succeSsfn'-
l., passed through her operation Hen
nntt"c and father who took "nrc ot
the chi',,c,. during Ms. Fctcne,,1' :
ab@'rrc. have returned - 'thcil :1S,nc
Wr. and Mrs. Morris F.ar,>p arc al
The VIM. McEtrov horne. rhcy viii
have charge of the farm du,sas Tx
winter as the McEror Farm p'Hn>
community 'velcomes shc,>2 toJne
tc'ng rcnr'rnered a Mi, Na,sa~e
Co.'S ~.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Martin Neresnn rarr'
o.. trm Westhy to east their ha'i''t>
at NJ f.lrn,r election day.
Mrs. Julia Iceland Of Gvtool, *
spending the week at the home %" Nel
Ef'Cthef, n. l.. iUinSefo:.
I.d. ferguson marie 4 tr;n t. :A'ka>
DO, N. D., Tuesda.' to cast hi i'at'ct
VIM. McElroy, Scm"r tfspc'ard
and John Mcf,froy ~S,.Hrd a. Judge
o! election, and Mr.. Wr,. Nct%roy
and Alvin Stageber& a. cc'';' in 'fhl>
rorinct.
The local school board mel w." E
elect 81. day and engaged Mr>. r.,
ferguson to teach ~>cnoal ha,v;nnsl
Monday. Other scheol ,Hattcr> we've
discussed.
Swanson, the Rnmci, @exrer, fron
!'H,ro, N. D., nads n 'tr,fStp VIE q
NJ. 'utnes Farm last week TO '11src' ,
the steam engaNe at ;a,nt pl'lca.
Tuesday, Nover'h",' eml, Tshc maj
m'ltc VIZ" started, "n%>rihg thu lr'r1,
Anr. north OF WesthA 1N.l Nct,l,nA
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found this and that plank impractical
or not workable just at present. Two
or three little things that amounted
to nothing, like state hail insurance
plan acceptable to the companies,
were badly done.