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Evening star., 1920-02-23

PRETENrIOUS CORNER HOUSE IN PET
worth. with pretty front and side lawns
hedge planted: containing reception hail. liv-
ing room. dining room, kitchen. three bed
rooms sleeping porch and bath: heated ga
floors: gas: electricity; excellent condition: /:
immediate possession. Price only $s, $50.
ROBERT E. HEATER.
Main 1854. 40 Colorado bldg.
FOR SALE-ls3S 4th STREET NV.
rooms and bath; excellent condition.
Price. 81. $50
Convenient terms.
HERBERT a. GILL. & son. 1406 G st. NV.
If YOU WANT TO RUY OR s::i.i. REAL ES-
TATE TALK 1T OVER WITH N. Z. NOR
GAN, AT ZANTZlNGERS
RROOkIAAND. BEST PART NEAR CARS
schools. etc: rooms. bath. h.-w.h.. shade.
porches. Phone \. 37s.-J. No agents. 27'
r. ST, NEAR 3rd NE.-Brick rooms bath
Union station. $3.50; good home and
ncighborhood. Address Box 16O-E, Star o1ice.
FOR SALE-COLORED.
Three-story brick 8 rooms. hath. near sth
and Q NV. good home: s.. 600. Address Boz
159- Z, Star Office.
FOR sALE--COIORED.
y near 9th n.w.-3story brick rooms. bath
large lot. Price. s6 900. Address Box 16l-E
star Office.
FOR SALE-ON QUINCY NEAR 1st ST. NV.
-2-story bay window brick, s rooms. ha th
Price. $500. Address BOX 15s-E. star Office
FOR SALE tCOIORED,-Brick. 6 rooms and
bath: Elm st. NV. 81. 900, and Fla. ave. near
9Th NV. rooms and hath: price s.. .0OO. Ad-
dress Box 157E. Star office.
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fo1 sALE-HoUsEs
COatinUed.
CHAS. D. SAGER,

AGER,
92s Fifteenth st. NV.
TEN. ROOM AND RATH BRICK
home. dowotown-Furnsce heat. Brick
stable on rear, Price. $500. Can be
bought on very easy terms.
NEAR 18th AND p STREETS NV
Reautifui stone front 12-roOm resi-
dence. - feet wide. H.-w.h. Electric
lights An unusually attractive home
at SIS. 800.
on II STREET NORTHEAST-Ex-
ceptionally nice s-room and bath home.
Lot 5Ox140. Splendid condition
throughout. Semi-detach.d. Price.
So. .l50. on reasons bic terms.
DOWNTOWN GARAGE-IOT 44xl2o
Holds 30 cars. Price. 81. 900.
Reasonable terms can be arranged.
AN APARTMENT HOUSE NORTH
wEST-Conf2inx 5 apartments Of
rooms and bath each: apartments
Of 8 rooms and hath each. Now rented
for g. 800 per year. Price, 81 ,0CC.
An excellent investment.
DOWNTOWN APARTMENT 1871 AND
K streets n.w.--Now rented for
q, ono q year. Contains II apart
ments. Electric lights. Steam heat.
Electric elevator. An excellent oppor-
tunity to buy . splendid paying in
ve.tment. Price, S65. 900. Reasonable
terms can be arranged.
s-ROOM HOME IN BLOOMINGDALE
-Brownstone front. Good condition
throughout. Price, Sc, 500.
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pn sA1E-HousEs
Main 30. Main 81.
COat10Oe0.

NEAR LINCOLN PARK-SPLENDlD
6-rosM home. H.-w.h. Electric lights.
Hsrdwecs noors. Cement front porch;
double rear porches. Spiendid condi-
tioo tAsougbout. Price. $500.
N GOOD LOCATION NORTHWEST
Exceptjonaily attractive 5-room home.
Lot Isx150. H..w.h. Electric lights.
Price. $500.
GARAGE on 18th STREET NV
Holds IS esry. A splendid paying
proposition. Price reasonable. lmme-
date possession can Be given.
downtown CORNER HoME-CON-
tains II rooos and hath. H.-v.h. %
fset front. Price, $1,000. Can be
bought on except ionally easy terms.
IN BEST NORTHWEST SECTION
Very sttrsctive S-room detached home.
Lot J0x150. Thoroughly modern
throughout. Instantaneous hot-water
heater. Sleeping and breakfast porches.
Price, Sl4, 800. Easy terms.
IN BEAUTIFUL CHEVY CHASE
OPPOSITE THE CIRCLE-s-room and
c-h0th coSher home. H.-w.h. Electric
ligbts. Open 6replaces. Tard in
closed in artistic stone vail. Shrubbery
and trees. Price. $500. Immediate
possession can be given.
WEST OF 18th STREET-SPLENpID
S-rcam and hath home. Reautiful To-
eattoa. Steam heat. Servants room
in hasemeat. Price, 81. 500. Reason
able terms can be arranged.
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IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
downtown hargain-12-room corner brick.
finely located close to business section; suitable
for either home or business purposss fas-
N. 10. 4. b. CAMPBELL l4l0 q s.w.
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I'D St. NV

$3.50.
Near Penna. ave. Three-story brick dwelling
with twelve rooms and bath; hot wa ter hea
A very attractive house n an cYcentionsuv
low price
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h. T. LAW, 1919 ST Sc HAS NUMER.
Gus customers for HOMES Of all kinds. prin-
eipally in SOUTHEAST. List now and secure
his undivided attention. Phone Lincoln 572j.
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SPECIAL BARGAINS.
MT RAINIER, MD

;,-room brick bungalow: near station one
car fare; bath electric lights. gas. furnace
cellar: lot 5Ox120 IT. Price. $4,000; 81 3e0
cash balance $45 per month.
Groom bungalow: gas; poultry house: LOT
l0Ox15O IT.; forest shade. Price, 49, 800; ON
cash balance $45 per month.
5-rocm bungalow: like newy furnished: all
nodern improvements. Price. furnished, n. 800:
unfurrished. 81 200
For the above and other suburban properties
arply to T.. H. SHINN. 3S1l 34th St, Mt.
Rainier. Nd. Phone Hyattsviile exchange
1861.
ATTRACTIVE HOMES NEAR WASHINGTON
electric lines. auto road. fruit. sardeps pou-
try houses shade. shrubhery. farms. lots
acreage 81 20 to Ss0.Ooo. JOSEPH BERRY.
Vienna, Va. Phone 81 q
TWO wELLLOCA1TD LOTS, CHEVY CHASE
section. are offered considerably below martet
vslne: lots 10x155; win sell singly or togs ia
ADDRESS Box 97E. Star o6hes.
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IDEAL LOCATION: 18th ST. NEAR CLIFF.
ton; 3-story brick dwelling Of 10 rooms on
handsome terrace.
$1,000
LIBERAL TERMS.
A. 0. BLISS PROPERTIES. Line. 1850 nss
II YOU WANT TO BCY OR SELL. REAL. rs
TATE TALk 1T OVER WITH NJ F. NOR.
CAH. AT ZANTZINGFR'S
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS: .0Foor SOUTH
front: plenty space fer garage: bedrooms 4.
bs tbs paneled dinin: room; room and bs th
for servant; hot-na''r heat; numerous large
closets; ) open hrepgces: lovely home own.
Err. $1,000: cash above 81. 900 trust: DOS
session March 15. 1890. Address Box cs1.k
Star Office. .3s
s-R0OM BUNGALOW: = BATHS: GARAGE:
Montague ST. near 16.h. Price. sIl 300 Cali
Col. 5..5i; Possession. 2''
GROOM. BATH. BAY-WINDoW BRICK,
gas: hot water heat; terms. See OWNER any
time. 1898 st. ne. 2fs
FOR sALE-BY THE OWNER no DEAL.
ersJ: detached house in BroOkIxnd: s room,
h.w.h.: lot. J0xlt6; lsWn, fruit. berries; gar
den. grapes: good garage; complete mode IN
home. Call 1905 Lawrence 81. n.c. af,ernoop
o. evening; owner leaving city. 5000 cash
S4s
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II. r. LAW 1919 ST. Sc. HAS A NUN
ber Of nice cozy six room houses for sale ut
prices ranging from 81 800 to 81 600. EASY
TERMS. Phone Lincoln 1925. IT.
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MAIN 2545.
Washington Heights.
CD S00

Washington Heights.
S12,5W.
An unusual offering as to price and
locstion: o. Aintwcod place near Co
lusahia road, one Of the very best
neighbsrhoods In WashinEton: seven
hedfoo@s, two baths; bot-water heat
electricity: hardwood floors and trim:
Ve can arfange terms: phone rs about
% inspection Of this property.
Takoma Park.
$1,000.
A large detached house. containing
sixteen rooms and bath; hot-water heat;
electricity: slate roof: space for garage:
easy terms.
Columbia Heights.
= $4,000.
"A comfortable six-room and hath house:
In convenient section near the car line;
lAtrobe heat, gas: moderate terms.
Columbia Heights:
$3.50.
Thoroughly modern and complete in
oVery detail; six rooms and bath: hot
water heat. electricity: hardwood floors:
vacant: Immediate possession; terms can
Be arranged.
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l4th St. S. Z

l4th St. 5. Z.
81 600
On" of those light front two-storv brick
dwellings on the east side between 4 and 1:
st; SIX rooms. bath: cellar: furnace heat; ;
large rear yard to public alley; close to Capital
Traction line
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on 9Th Sw.; l BRICK, RENT. $40. so.
Price 1000.
small apt building containing 4 apis. Rent,
ss2 Frice $500.
j buildings. Is fats. Rent, sl1:. Price.
'''''' THOMAS T. BROWN.
617 II st. a.w
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Chevy Chase Bungalow.
New. On Lot 45X15O.
J., block from Conn. ave. cars on Legation
ct: bright. cheerful rooms aud bath concrete
front porch: large. improved attic: hardwood
trim: hot water heat. gas and electricity;
owner. leaving city. will sell 81 600 cash. bal
auce monthly: price. $4,000. 1his is bar
81" T. B. Brown Co..
1911 G ct. NV. FRANKLIN c633.
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FOR SALE
2l25 LEROY PLACE NV.
Price only $4,000. Isl foot frontage
Parior. reception hail. dining room.
kitchen and pantry: large living room
on I'd floor: master bedrooms and ,
baths. servants rooms and bath: spe- =
cial back stairway: finished attic,
rooms. Dry concrete cellar under
tire house-laundry. locker and stor-
age. Full particulars apply
RANDALL H. HAGNER &
CO.,
1907 Connecticut Ave. NV.
Franklin 1866.
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el2 c st. Sc.

Located close to Eastern High School: con.
venlent to navy yard; the Penna. ave and s,b
Of two stories. having six rooms bath and
cellar. ~
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GEORGIA AVE.

: brick stores new rented a s25.5 mo. each.
Price, s.. $50 each
Sell all or one
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y ST. NEAR lftli.
3.storv brick house, containing rooms and
ba tn: a good investment or buy for specula tion.
Price very low.
COOK 4 MARSHALL. co. Inc.
q.l 18th. Main 34c-343.
Evening star., 1920-02-23

Brick dwelling with six rooms and hath on
two floors; latrobe heat: hot and cold water.
new coal and gas ranges; situated near Union
station.
Evening star., 1920-02-23
INVESTMENT PROPERTY.

TwO-STORY BRICK BUILDING. ABOUT ONE
block Of y. Y. ave- freight station: sewerage.
runninc water. electric lights. accessible;
suitabIc for warehouse. light manufacturing
plant or garage; fine location for automobile
repair shop. Price 81 900. Address Box 4O-H.
Star office.
Evening star., 1920-02-23

1850 29th St. NV.
S4.S5O
Colonial front brick dwelling, containing six
rooms and modern bath, cellar furnace nest
elcsan: white neighborhood and q bargain.
Evening star., 1920-02-23

CATWOOD GARRETT,
1881 New York ave. NV. 23'
II YOU WANT TO BUY OR SELL REAL ES
TATE TALK IT OVER WITH n. Z. NOR.
GAN AT ZANTZINGER'S.
CORNER GROCERY, NV: SrOOE ANT
dwelling; price. 1880: $500 down. balance s.;
a month; monthly tenant; delay for title
NJ 1851. L. J. MILLS. Cos 9th st. NV.
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CHEVY CHASE HOME
Can be financed terms low as $500 ca axh
for 6rst payment, select your own loca ton
Address Box 176-E, star ONCE. 70
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ON ST. NV NEAR NORTH CAPIToI-s
rooms and bath; furnace heat; large yard to
wide paved alley. Price. $500: 81, 900 cash.
H. r. HOWENSTEIN Co,
1914 F st. NV. or 7th and H SITS. ne.
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Practically new building. occupied by Sani-
t0ry Grocery Company. with rooms and bath.
Price 50 800. Rent. $96O.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

WILL EXCHANGE 500 EQUITY IN TWO
fine lots t4Ox97D at Chevy Chase for small
house. No objection TO property for colored
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CHAS. D. SAGER,
s2S Fifteenth st. NV.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
FOR SALE,

REAUTIFCL NEW HOME-A.M.I: IL LARGE
,ooms master baths. acres land, garage:
at car line; Fairfax Court House; immediate
nosses ssion. Address Box ESD. Star omce. %
Evening star., 1920-02-23

II YOU WANT TO BUY OR SELL. real. Es
TATE TALk 1T OVER WITH NJ +. MOE
CAN. AT ZANTZINGFR'S
The Carlisle independent., 1920-04-15
MARRIED

At the close of a beautiful, day Friday, April 9th, 1920, at the home of MT. and Mrs. D. V. Stewart. three miles southeast of Carlisle, there as- sembled about seventy guests to witness the marriage of their daugh- ter, Miss Josephine and Mir. Ethan Earhart of lafayette Ind, who left land of snow to win his bride who was beautifully dressed in white and under southern skies with it's sun shine and twinkiing stars in a field of blue, like so many eyes blinking at you.
 Rev. Elmer Bogard assisted in making the happy couple more happy for life. after which a bountiful sup per was enjoyed by all, "by they way tfey assisted in this part of the cere- mony" and that seemed to enable them to put more power in the music that followed to enliven the hours, mingled with the songs of birds and the fragrance of flowers. Of all the nice presents, the groom is best pleased with his birthday gift, his bride, who is an accomplished musi- elan as is also her husband. Mf Ear hart holds good position in LaFav- cite and expects to return soon.
The Carlisle independent., 1920-04-15

industrial situation than the mainte- nance of confidence by both employers and employees in the integrity and re- liability of each other. By the same token nothing can be more harmful than the destruction of this confidence All government is based on respect for the obligations of agreement and contracts. If this respect is to be vitiated, then anarchy and chaos are at hand.-Commercial Appeal.
The Carlisle independent., 1920-04-15

wrongs. The veteran leader was using sound sense when he told the strikers that the millennium is not here and that the establishment of rights and the correction of wrongs is slow and tedious process. The inference is broad and plain. that such uncalIed for upheaval delays instead of has tening the day of complete adjust ment.
 Nothing is more important in the
The Carlisle independent., 1920-04-15

Picnic plates, dishes and napkins at Buechley's.
 Mir. J. O. Rowles returned Friday from Hot Springs where he had been spending the week, having taken his wife to that city for her health. He reports Mrs. Rowles as improving.
 -"American" cream bread, fresh everyday at Industrial Transportation Co.'s store.
The Carlisle independent., 1920-04-15
CONFIDENCE c MEANS EVERY
 THING

Samuel Gompers does well to step into the breach created by the switch mems strike and to offer his seasoned advice to the workers to return to their employment. In doing so he re- yealed the difficulties union leaders have in preventing some union mem- bers from attempting to solve by their own aid all real and fancied
The Carlisle independent., 1920-04-15
WALTERS CHAPEL NEWS

The closing day exercises of the Walters Chapel School, Friday night April 9th, were enjoyed by large crowd.
 The program was as follows: Song-Star Spangled Banner, by School. Welcome Address-Esther Barlow. Song-A Boys Dream, Augustus and Sunshine Morris. ecitation-Sunny Side, by Artie Newton.
 Recitation-Fingers Erwin Clark. Recitation-A Friend, Lucy Bogard Dialogue-The Red Cross, by fifteen ] small boys and girls. Song-America The Beautiful, by Nancy Hulen, Audrey Jennings, Ruby Kinsey, Doris Jennings and Esther Barlow. Recitation-Take Care of the Min utes, Laura Bell Clark. Quartette- -Messrs Hamp Morris, Misses Audrey Jennings and Katie Claude Cate, Cliff Jennings and Katie Watkins. Dialogue-"No Peddlers Wanted Four Boys. Recitation-Wh Was Admiral Dew ey? Winston Jennings. Recitation-Cloud Pictures, Maxine Hulen. ecitation-Difference of Opinion, Sam Kinsey. Song-Dolly Wants to Kiss the Baby, By seven little girls. Recitation-The Fellow With Grit, Thaddus Watkins. Recitation-The Arkansas Volunteer, Audrey Jennings. Recitation-Best to Know Nothing at All, Delestle Newton. Song-ArkansAs, by School. Recitation-Five Light Pictures, Sunshine Morris. Dialogue-The Flag, our boys. tion-Cheerfulness, Jessie Kim sey. Recitation-The American Flag, by Terrel Jennings. Recitation-SchoolD Days, Carlos Bar low
 Pantomime e:-"America' by Doris Jennings, Nancy Hulen and Ruby kinsey
 Recitation-A Real Boy, by Nathan Watkins.
 Recitation-The Menu, by Franklin Hulen.
 Recitation-The Builders, by Tom Bo- gard.
 Song-Uncle Sammy's Rockies, by Seven Boys. Recitation-Hello,b by Ruby Kinsey. Dialogue The CoIors of the Flag, by Nine Boys. citation-Haunted, by Augustus Morris. Recitation-When Pa Was Boy Like Me, by Carl Bogard. Recitation-Paul Reyere's Ride, by Reubin Newton. Songs-I Am Waiting by the Shore and We Votes Just Like We Pray, by Hamp Morris, Claude Cate and Cliff Jennings. A three-act play, "Vera's Vacation" by Finner Harris and Doris Jen- nings as Mr. and Mrs. Blake. De- lestIe Newton and Esther Barlow, as the Blake children. Nancy Hu- len and Charlie Minton as NJ. and Mrs. Bundy. Ruby Kinsey, q Mrs. Throekmoltcn and Raubin Newton as her son Roy, and Pearl White as Miss Vera Warrington Partomime:-Hom Sweet Home, by Audrey Jennings-Violin and Gui- tar music. Quartet-Hamp Morris, Cliff Jen- nings. Claude Cate, and Miss Au- drey Jennings. Reeitation-so Did I, Roy Matthews. Recitation-If I Could Live t Over, Blanche Clark. Song-By School. Failwell Address Nancy Halen.
 The stage was beautifully decorat- ed in celestial blue and white, which were the Eighth grade class colors. Miss Annie Mann of Carlisle has been the teacher the ,,as- two terms, ant Nas dearly loved by all her pu- pills and the parents of the commu- pis and the parents of the commu- nity.
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The Carlisle independent., 1920-04-15

Everybody interested in Sunday School work should attend the great Sunday School Convention to be held in Little Rock April 20, 21, and 22Dd. Four international speakers and ex- perts in Sunday School work will de- liver addresses and hold sectional con- ferences. Every phase of Sunday School work will be discussed.
The Carlisle independent., 1920-04-15

With a certain class of delegates the fact that Wood is backed by a number of rich men will certainly not be considered an objection to his can didacy.
The Carlisle independent., 1920-04-15
FOR SAFE.

One eight-year-old sorrel horse, weight 900 pounds, good worker Ap- ply to H. Watson, Carlisle, Ark, for further particulars. 49-2tp
The Carlisle independent., 1920-04-15

BECAUSE AT THE BIG OFFICIAL TESTS OF BELT AND DRAW POWER, DEVELOPED MORE POWER OTHER THREEPLoW TRACTOR, AND THE FUNDAMENTAL FAULT WITH MOST TRACTORS IS LACK OF POWER ComE TO OVERLOAD
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-05-07

John Iden, of Big Lake, was in
our city, Tuesday.
Loren Yates, VINO has been work.
ing in Council Bluffs, Iowa, came down
Tuesday, and is spending the week
with relatives here.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Dave Wallace, Mr..
and Mrs. Chris Clifford and children
Miss Dorothy Clifford, of st. Joseph,
Mr.. and Mrs. Earnest Thornhill, Mr..
and Archie Thornhill, Mrs. +. M.
Richmond and son all took birthday
dinner at the Mrs. Mary Thomhill
home, Sunday.
L. A. Banks was a business visitor
in Oregon, Tuesday.
Mrs. Bernard Mitchell was hostess
to the l.. l.. C. club, Thursday of last
week. The next meeting will be with
Mrs. o. Il. Emery.
--Brodbeck Brothers have moved
their auto repair shon from the F. E,
Casteel garage to the tin building,
east of the Shlmate poultry house.
Misses Addie Cason and Opal Kis-
sier, Of Mound City, spent Saturday
night and Sunday at the Howard
Cason home In Kimsey district.
WIN. Henderson, Of st. Joseph
was transacting business with l.. o,
SChas. q. holland shipped a car
load Of hogs to the st. Joseph market,
Monday.
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-05-07
Forest City and Vicinity

in order that all may go to the Chris
tian church, where Rev. II. ID. Thomp-
son, Of st. Joseph, will preach the
Baccalaureate sermon TO the gradu.
ating class of the high school.
The quarterly conference will be
held at the church, Monday night, May
10th. Make your checks for pastors
salary payable to the treasurer, $. NJ.
Coffman.
Earnest Geoffroy has sold his pool
hall to John Cotton. The deal was
made last Wednesday.
Bert Hamilton, of Maitland, spent
a few days here, last week, with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hamilton,
while his wife was visiting her par
cnts. MIR. and Mrs. Horace Dean. at
Quitman, Mo.
Mrs. Bculah Withrow returned Ia
her home in Havelock, Neb.. last Wed.
nesday. after spending few days
with her cousins, Worth Ammo and
family, in Burr Oak district.
Harold Ramsey, of Maryvillc, was
schools.
Mrs. J. 7. Birmingham and daugh.
ter, Miss Josephine, were ST. Joseph
visitors, last Wednesday.
Mrs. q. r. Plummcr received o
message, last Wednesday afternoon
stating that her mother, Mrs. Ella
Fletcher, of Anadarko, Okla, was SO.
riously III. Mr.. and Mrs. plummci
and two children left that evening IL
be a, her bedside. She died later.
John Wilson and Claud Baker, OF
Forbes, were in our city, Thursday af.
ternOon.
VIM. Crawford was transactinp
business in ST. Joseph. last Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo johnson, Of Col.
logc Springs, Iowa, stopped off here
"Wednesday, and made a visit with
their uncle and Amt, Mr. and Mrs O
T.. Emery, while cnroutc home from
San Antonio, Texas.
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-05-07
Obituary.

Obituary.
Martha Ella Woods was born May
Is. 1855, in Forest City, Mo-, and died
at the Anadarko. Okla, hospital, April
2S, 1920, following an operation for
appendicitis, being at the time II her
death 81 years of age. When quite
young. she and LATE Nsand were
united in marriage, he dying in Octo-
Der. 1915. To this union nine children
were born, one having died in infancy,
and the living children are: Samuel
T., Anadarko, Okla; Mrs. o. r. Plum
mer. Forest City, Mo-; Frank Austin,
of South Dakota; Charles Frederick,
of Forest City; James Marion, Of No
wata, Okla; Howard Allen, whose
address is not known; Clyde Foster, Of
South Dakota; Mrs. Grace Williams,
of Anadarko, Okla. Besides these
she leaves Is grandchildren and six
great-grandchildren, and host Of
relatives and friends.
On December 81, 1919, she and Geo.
A. Fletcher were united in marriage,
and he with two stcp-children also
survive.
Mrs. Fletcher was loving mother
and friend to all who knew her, and
she will be missed by all.
Short funeral services were held at
tho grave, in Anadarko, okla, Friday,
April 30, where a large crowd gather
cd % pay their last respects TO her.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. +. Plummcr, of This
city, attended the frncral.
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-05-07
Forest City Methodist Church.

The rain kept some from services
last Sunday. Sickness kept some
away. Indifference kept others away.
You will have 10 classify yourself.
The pastor cannot.
There was one addition at the II
o'clock service. The pastor will preach
next Sunday morning ut IL o'clock.
The Epworth League and preaching
service at s o'clock will be dismissed