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AN UNLIMITED oproRrusrY
IN THE chGANizATfOS OF 4
WELL EsrABLisHED pRo-
0hEssivE MANUFACTURES ~
OTfERHD To AN A0uREssIvE
pt,rlNEsn PRODUCER. Nk-
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LrTa MOVE wAtSur ii1.P
run ma usu uuss mo,ing 100. .sis
rH fret Auff1n n Hun
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sorirK 10 tssi stiais men, rf,rrdy a
t1s West IN l' soh Ani pf the pat.
ket DoHrHH lisk'r
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LIGur HOusIkrpriSo ROOMS ron
KIM


Two lsrt b ls s-.f.1s roomi i'!i =
HnttG N.r.t lfI
HrUH t.l... .rHuf s4Hs. sllI.a only.
-. "a Man Naf.a i''t
Two r,'su. IFlt hsu.s.estins rooms
s.sDfh.er fDfrFAsf, fefusA people
rHnied l5's ~ N.ir
Two usht hr.l. astas rooms for rent
- iii = . a'H1
ONE nodstn fufr.hsr la.sr. hous.
keeping room e|h afrh-Hftts q. Fsr
v'"a vllslEx dIstAffe. sdu.fs only. llst
uuis0u
Two lsbt h7gseb sulnF furnished faf
NJ afaiv 'e vs. ~ 'f-st
J"' rriTLs ueb' H.u-,kesplns rooms
tlnl's ,riY Nape '1ttJ
Two fI'rs4sA rsutsrasp - foom.sd
iilirs hath rfNs's h.ns go y 'tp.
futN or i've furnished house, s.rins
.n'. Ifuafs- ii Ie. ai4ls walnut
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Losr AND So,sD

i.fr .tsfsf dHuphi rns liberal tee
saf1 Nsli- .10' hi.- Eim
PATTY iHaIus black ssanfisi siaga u
ttna NyHfHJ. rhH NhiNHt ilA..h
's.sr. NTrs-. l.I. 4 y T. " % ise.I
hHh.s pTfIty 1n ta.a. Tutsday sne1.
f..a. .tY Ns fI y. Naaes. iiss
Mo- Ih.t Vranft
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~Orivs

rNCLtBtyE 1iaiiH in-'fsctioni ten ysser
-spsritnfs Mspl. Nt,
WHILE iut WAIT shoes rvfse,ls ~.
paired snd prices fsasahAbls, uoaffsT q
rhue iisnsH Hh0p 1913 " hair
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not sEhEFrEH Wa1tsIt r.tsa's fHutiy
n" vuh.ng T"vrs ilot EsH '.h
hlprigAuIp cat.fr1 W vbn. srm. n
o. % .hwpshsf 80 uess, ~pply 81
-" 10 hab.n.an.
WANIID. ..',lls' i.r etst.ls .s.,s M tns
,ra uHEsty department. h.fs. &c
go q w tlpN 81 spyrDhl,unsnts Of
Zoo, li'n 49, lt 10 'au Anpe .o.i
WASTED aunaa ffYu ~ DO q, tltau
ha'A N|l,fI's ALI tsus DO Washing
NIl if1uirg i.t tvt. have S'stffn washer
ttt riui'ie, if.,sr. : p,f assE rhon.
Msln' ..e = Iss' fhd N
.tILE ,IKiik So a,Apsrsucs r,4uif.d
tgt.Hr. beginner ~Autsd, eAlsf Gers.
'. lsiuWr'' hdF
NAMED We lA.s IlAo,. fgr tire. ncod
tANd ifpnefn igJ f'-d hat hsss had
iaandD etlsutnrv Ss~ STATE Laundry.
80 fra4fs
NAMED rc,eAt gifls f4r nAt work
H'lHf' .rfu'. II not sspft.rurrt - slali
iNhr IsIhs m si1oIag yOu. NsW state
hsWd't l'p p l'arsN
WhNTsp i-,'y to ,. "a md Keep hou,.
Altp ga tsst .it
WhNTEn -D,sl - ss;'sf,i hsus@sorH
rir frs" s,ui sAlsIy Mspi" itIt.I.
~ NANrt q temratsnl HG fr restaurant
vcfA I. " Grsri victor LuDcn
" AETEp--,alpfsd snI help ja dc,
kitchen. Nulsy Hpsppal. i.th and
wANrEn Etp-flsn "a Eri tnr general
hous@Sors ~ vssh.ns N-ris i9la
vANTrf, = AmAinnt hoo (. ke-psf. on
$50 an %, ll.ng and stsna graphing
"a N1i sppiy ubl''. y-u ste 'csmpstert 30
hHli ~ h ppsifiun frn N rrrsun sharp
Auto Supry go. 0c =. n-uad~4I CTS
WANTED 80 Experience hosssssep,f
white pfefsttei Maple 1873
WtSTEp U,rctIsrrod woman fot house.
wnt~ wage 30 MAMIE 80
WANTED Ont tor fAotofy xatk Apply
suFeriuicr r1fut q, iten Biscuit tauturY.
- cell Maple tIs.
WANTED Esp,tieneei help in al de-
partmsnis lalAts LsuBdr,. ift Wee,
" ASTFp-ifpu .his'-ly. rlri .spcfisnf. I'd
a. ufiics ant fiing clark. s,A.s Floral
90 sat " Mails -
WNSrEi ESpsrisn,.r safe shsrohst
mYd AprD house Asepvr. victoria ho.
''i walnut a,i
UoOO sensrAl heuss woman. m rhudrea
~, Iau AZ ieit North Roblnson.
wANIgD--An 'tpsfnncri colorsd lam
dry Ady fof Monday. Gall ysis Ciasseu
Hivd 90
tNfEH HiESckD chocolate ilpp.r wanted
at tle.ser candy Co.. ~ Iiaftlson Ave
sDNk ONE 10 walt tables, . TO eve.
ninFs walnut fsis.
wAsTKD-E,rs,i.nc.d siri for ssnsrsI
hoasewcvt rood sases; no Washing.
wsinu, ,isi
.coLoRsD .giiI Tor general hou.s.Ori.
MAlnut st1s
WASTED iSo experienced arm ssit.
nsses kpndsssrs Dainty Lunch, he W
Main cTased "a Sunday
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rArcRMANGISG AND RErAIuiNa
49, .+s+tsif--- ,s-s=sss srs~.-,ss
ROACH BNOs, ~ N. RuasoaL Call
s.sp'' sss'. N'ss'. nssls sis. Maple
INDEPENDENT paper hanger. Phou.
Walnut isss, Edwards
tooNs rapered. tabO 20. samples; also
psiouns Walnut Ssst. Maple itst. "
n Roach
WALL fAPER-fe; my prlees are II.
Best: bring ssmptss. sssinpstes Vcrh p
n Fsfrsti. III ", std, waisst sisI
HIGGINS Bsos. painiins and paDsvh vhans.
insi WI brial ssmp,sa Maple s4sf
fAiSrEk AND PAPER HANuER-Gel-
nut fW. Call for Grseuis.
PRACTICAL psintins, pspcthansine. Isi.
s"nis,ns snd h,sh-eisss interior deco
the rect now Try tina beet; work rvarsn.
,rsd H. Holder. Maple ,sss.
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Al unsolicited mHnusrfipts letters shd
pittuf.s ssnt 90 ne iinrs 80 s'tt - no
ian ~ tho tHnrt. lHe okIHhoiuh luhs
iiahina ,sHpauy pufs"ly ffruiintss any
fssporsini'y fJr thsir safe custody or
fsiufn.
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1rvArSONs WANrED--MALE
S~--~ ~ --~---->~-,,~-~~~-->~~~~
GARDEN PLowINo. team vsrh and
hsulins Walnut viis.I
EXPERIENCED FARMER. married, wishes
TO rsnt farm % halves or work % farm
i'ox sti, fsnis Valley. Okla,
PHYSICIAN; rssister~di With insiItS,icr.
~ s:.; ss''."' ~ ;.s,:.ss. sas ~: ..'o" f',s
okishema~.
fpuNu man desIrss posiiicN q teller Or
boukheeper Espsst With Dusreughs
syst.sn hsohkespins. Refsseues. AAAvvSn,
z rvreh Alv, okla.
rRiNrDR: s~liah,s nan: vents Wss7y
posmbss. cen. Gtve rsfersaesa Aaassss
\. Henry, 10 y. hresdway.
hEuis1EkeD assissaWs phafusciN vsSss
pesitios II drve stetsj ysves aaa, ~
srensss nrnssssdi sssss saAvy. ". T..
tooRKEEPEK--Psrt time. vSSSSv :,
monthly. " you havsa't snovsS vsss
10 erpisy ~ sspsvtsnced bsshkssoeV aIi
the time. send for me v 10 yOUS vesN
ones . week. o. meath. 0ntielAAeloo -
ssfed. poohksspss. n n. OAiSaoOan.
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sAHBrN TNhDE tsash, ladi.s aud s'n
tisus.n. position svafants.di free chih
losus eIpis iuing write Tstss Hafici
COLLEGE, Dsiiss ~ Fort worth. TsiAs
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EpucAr,oS AID ,ssrwrCT,os

WANTED nen and ladies 10 Issru srbs'
trade. special h~ 'uliloh. p"sition'
suafsnissd; tee 6ataieg Oklshona 'ip
hsIb~ Coilss., iO' ". California Hs'f'
kuns. hkr.
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WHY aot save the government department
timsf save yourself tirna worry Ani
money! Have yovr books elcsei and no.
CON. ,ss repons prepared ~ qHNfrd a''
ssunfanga
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We have . nsmbss Of sssss
esA1D ~ ciudrsv. vhle6 - ny
hsvs srse u eserss IT hau1IHo
usm - 0s1AssA N baseasm.
rns sAsLr oglAnosAx.
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UUIyub-W Sssssz 1sissss = sSS
u pA4sse AseslA nsa,1seA OAte.
y S.ssss Sss.'sss = Rsss.
44l - cetsneseas 0alG
!; ~ s65l6SssER hnisAssA ed tssnese
~ = Weiass asl tsts ~ ssil wslsss
Htf SsssSSs1 s1SSIls =
~ ntes 81 sad ges ssdnSA -.
- p1oA A4essD - ~
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coLr.E,rop WANTED

yourE mah iftsreu mo- sF- - - sri
ss pisssaGt sGt pefinrusut 90 nKsit isfr
'iy. AE- anu ,tpsfgbev Add'sss b .s.
usiahouAn.
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FtliH'iiifiluN lNilH
~ mall. enc 1ssf ...f.... .......... N ~
Ily msiI orc ,sit. elth tus HrNpAN
OkLAllOhAN ....... s..stt..... " 10
~ aftrt 'afiIsr 80 .htNHu'E 4"
COPY w l9r ssst
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hLN.--Out ostslcs sspisins hos 90 'setf
the t~tBsr uAds Hsiisd fras s,h~hui
sysism 81 Hsrbsf caliss,s zoe W. ,all
fofbis Ave. pkishoma cay. Ohia
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WANT 40 RArra

rrfECrlVr uCT. 10. ipls
All ~set dsp classified AdVsdislns funt
IN both papers ~ ons Price SUNDAY uAls
homAh one Issue ,ains rate s The to-
Ssiil's
Per Per PEI
word ilno vsss
One tim. SUNDAY Oks
homaa ....,.,,.t'., ptia ptb Hlo
One time DsilY Osis-
homsH and Times 4, .eit ~ ilo
Yhfes iiniss Dkisheinab
snd Times each dAf % u lt
Week Dklahufnan Fumes,
.ssh dsy ..,,,....'., 80 10 10
One muHit uhiabnmAn
And timss each dsy 0iS " W
rhuue Ptih o. ask fpr WAIT AZ brpi
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Dnrs-N,NINo Am ailIlSrp,

tDb 'lsuusiauI~' AtHf.' pops vsfs OH
H, si'si Yflr, n.us 30 Otausuan
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" NAhtEb isfson ~ sst w Anl teen
op'tssi0n "t automatic ,afp,t lO5m
ON M.uL. I--l- 4
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tuU HNii ... ...r4r, H.as ga.
.Is ''.
r.g HArE llptnUa ..as uf eaH
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-04-30

state of Wisconsin. Circuit Court, Rusk
County:
Florence Singleton. Plaintiff, VS.. Al
bert f. Singleton, Defendant.
SUMMONS
THE STATE OF WISCONSIN TO
THE SAID DEFENDANT:
You are hereby summoned to appear
within twenty days after service OF
this summons, exclusive OF the day OF
service. and defend the above entitled
action in the court aforesaid: ana III
Ease of your failure so to do, Judgment
will be rendered against you according
to the demand of the complaint, or
which a copy is herewith served upon
you.
Dated this 23rd day of April, 1920.
McGIIL & WILLIAMS,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
p. O. Address Ladysmith, Rusk Com-
~. Wisconsin.
First insertion April 80, 1920. 3-S)
State of Wisconsin, In County Court
For RHslS County
In re: Estate of Oliver Fl. Perry, De
ceased.
IN PROBATE
1t appearing by the verified petition
of Isaac Perry, Of Ladysmith, Wlsc6h-
SIM among other things that Oliver ii.
Perry, of the town of Grow, in said
county, lately died intestate. leaving
estate in said county upon which it is
prayed administration be granted;
Therefore it is appointed and ordered,
That said petition and matters therein
be heard at the regular term OF said
court to be held at the court house i'll
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FOR RENT
MISCELLANEOUS WAVES
MONEY TO LOAN

said county in the city of Ladysmith
! on the 4th day of May. 1920, at the
opening Of court on that day OF as
soon thereafter as said matter can be
| heard.
It is further ordered. that the time
within which the creditors of said de-
ceased shall present their claims
against such estate for examination and
allowance, be and hereby is fixed and
limited to Four Months from the date
hereof;
1t is Further Ordered that all
claims and demands against said de
ceased be received at the court rooms
of said court on any day hereafter I'M
til the expiration of the said four
months and be examined and adjusted
at the regular term Of said court APP
pointed to be held at the court house in
said county, in the city of Ladysmith
on the 18th day of September, 1920, at
the opening of court on that day, or as
soon thereafter as the matter can be
heard
And it is further ordered, That notice
hereof be given to all persons interested,
by publicat ton hereof for three consec-
utiye weeks in the Ladysmith News
Budget, newspaper published in said
county, the first publication to be made
within fifteen days from the date here
of.
Dated this first day of April 1920.
BY the Court:
d. w, MALONEY,
County Judge.
Thomas & Fisher, Attys. for Estate.
First publication April Is. 1920. 1-3)
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-04-30

Money to Loan-McGill & Williams.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-04-30
CERTIFIED SEED POTATOES

FANCY RURAL NEW WORKERS for
sale $50 bushels. Address c, IL.
WIRTH, Ingram. Wis, u miles west
If Ingram. formerly known az the
louis GagnOn farm. 90
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-04-30

PEipECREED Chester White Boar, o,
|. c. breeding: i year old; can be
seen on my farm.-T. NJ. THOMAS. 2-3
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FOR SALE OR TRADE

QUARTER or so. 1 mile east of Shaw
dam for sale or trade for cheaper
property. Good land, some buildings,
large clearing, title guaranteed. Rea-
son for selling-need the money
FRANK KLINE, Route 3, Lady
smith 52-3*
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-04-30

ELGIN WATCH-Gold filled hunting
case. size - Has name Eta en-
graved on case. Lost between the Com
nerciaf Hotel and Ffenchy's Place.
Finder please leave at NeWs-Budgef
office. GEORGE BOETTCHER, Lem
ingtOn, Wis.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-04-30
FOR RENT
WANTED-FARM LAND
EGGS FOR MATCHING

PURE BRED White Wyandotte eggs
for Matching: S1.00 for Is. MRS.
FRANK dGMMONS, Route l, Conrath.
3-5*
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-04-30
FOUND

LADY'S PURSE containing small
amount Of money and some cards,
found Wednesday on WOrden-av. Loser
can get same by calling at the News
Budget office. describing property, and
paving for this adv. "A220"
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NURSERY STOCK
OPPORTUNITY

TONSORIAL PARLOR, billiards, soft
drinks. and a money maker, must be
sacrificed. Address MRS. CASSIE
MARTIN. Gilman, Wis. 1-3*
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HELP WANTED
GIRL wanted BAKER HOTEL.

MEN WANTED to sell groceries. Sell
ing experience not necessary One
of worlds largest grOcers, Capital
over 81 100000 wants ambitious
men in your locality TO sell direct TO
consumer nationally known brands of
an extensive line Of groceries, paints,
roofings, lubricating oils. stock foods,
etc. No capital required Write to-
day Stat tie age and occupation.
JOHN SEXTON & CO., 352 w. Illinois
ST., Chicago, III. lt*
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FOR SALE-LEVE STOCK

-FOUR COVgS, :; years old, two with
their calves. and two fresh sOOn.-
ALBERT RTEDIGER. 2-34
Evening star., 1920-01-25

NEAR 18th AND U SITS Nw.-s-ROOM AND
bath apt. completely furnished for housekeep-
ing possession February l: rent. $50
SHANNON ( LUCHS.
Evening star., 1920-01-25

UNFURNIsHED APT. OR FLAT: . OR 3
rooms bath and kitchenette, by widow with
, employed daughters and 2yeAr-old child:
would do light housework or care for small
child IN payment. or part payment. OF rent:
references exchanged. Address Box 1s6-R, Star
office. D.
YOUNG COUPLE DESIRE FURNISHED
Ink. apt Of or rooms and bath: NV
not over $50. Address Box PAR, Star office
25s
FURNISHED, THREE ROOMS FROM FEB.
ruary 1. not far from War Department. Cap
tain 1894 Mass ave. 25s
Evening star., 1920-01-25

PRIVATE GARAGE. 1I1Is FEET 1857 r
ST. NV. rear; SO. Addr1ss Box 2S3 Howard
University.
LICK cKICK GARAGES. SHERMAN AVE
!. a., between Fairmont ard Girar. Rent. $40.
.-.Y FOL 1881
Evening star., 1920-01-25

SPACE IN apt. house or separate bldg. for
127-l- Star e0ice- 25s
Evening star., 1920-01-25
Speculators Attention

Brick house. block from 1fth ST.. above
Park rd. Seven -ooms and bath; hot-wsfer
heat; price. 50. 900.
Address BOX AR Star nnicn
Evening star., 1920-01-25

ATTRACTIVE 18th ST. HOUSE: 10 ROOMS
baths and garage; furnished. $3.50: unfur-
nished, 500. per month. Phone North s21O
THRIFT WEEK! STOP PAYING FOR YOUR
landlords property and pay the same money
for your own. A. f. STUART. 1910 Conn
ave. o5s
Evening star., 1920-01-25

FOR SALE HOUSE, furnished /;
Immediate possession. Phone
Cleveland 1888. y
Evening star., 1920-01-25

PARTY MOVING TO WASHINGTON PER-
manently wants unfurnished cottage bunga-
lon 8 TO rooms. Will lease and consider
purchase. City suburbs. Possession any
time before May 1. Apartment considered.
Best references. Unreasonable figures not con.
sidered. Give full particulars. Address Boz
k25-D. Star office.
Evening star., 1920-01-25

WIDOW OF AMERICAN ARMY OFFICER.
leaving town permanently. will sell her home
in beautiful section Of northwest; furnished
sl3 500: unfurnished, $1,000 House new and
modern: occupied one year: seven rooms ana
bath: two toilets. reception hall. immense
glassed-in sleeping porch summer dining
room: buiIt-in garage; large. bright basement;
corner lot wide ave: purchase direct from
owner and save agents commission: easy
terms: immediate possession. Address EoS
Star nffice
Evening star., 1920-01-25
FOR SALE-HOUSES

FOR SALE HOUSE, furnished; /;
immediate possession. Phone
Cleveland 1888.
NEAR 7th AND Z GROOM BRICK:
5113.
N.E.-s-RooM BRICK. BATH: Hor-wATER
neat excellent condition; garagr possessi-:
s6.oo0- Gail r. BIB.
HOMES IN CHEVY CHASE FOR 5000 CASH
and small monthly payment building financed.
Dept X, 3ls-2i9 Colorado bldg =
SPLENDID s-RooM HOUSE. BATH: GEL
lar: furnace newly pap~red central; SO. 200:
Sl.5oo cash. balance like rent.
+. \. PRESTON. Real Estate. Fendali bldg a5s
PRACTICALLY NEW SEMI DETACHED
| ear line: Z Large rooms. hath private toilet
cellar: attic; hot-wst-r heat; sleeping porch
sss,f" Lighted garass ho,.se screened and
dealers. Addr'-s Box As. Star Office.
NEAR LINCOLN PARK.
$500. Easy terms.
apartment. rooms and bath each fscin:
south on Mass ave: doable front and back
porches; good yard to paved alley deep front
lawn la'rohe heat: eNcavaied for basement.
This property is real value in n 6ne location.
One apartment will more than carry the prop
erty.
| IMMEDIATE POSSESSION NEAR NAVY
YARD. Ss.ooo.
ON Potomac ave. close TO Pa. ave. ears
a.
electric lights colonial porch double back
porches d-ep yard t. alley: fine. section
homes owner leaving and will sacrifice
BROOKLAND. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
We have several modern homes in Brookland
that We can Offer AT a very reasonable price
and terms.
4 REAL BARGAIN.
s.. 500 $500 cash.
Desirable ne. section; rooms. bath la
| trobe heat; nice front and back yard TO alley;
more adjoining lots st a reasonable figure.
Ask for u list Of homes within the reach
OF the working man At small cash payment.
McLACHLEN BANKING CoRP'N.
Real Estate Dept. 10th and g.
Main Az. Evenings. North Io26-J.
vACANT-MovE IN on DEPOSIT.
Above Park rd.. close 10 l4th rooms
h. VIII: electricity colonial: double
porcles This little home is sem -detached with
abundance light three sides. full well lighted
cellar. newly papered and painted throughout
Price, $500: al least s1.Joo cash. Box
56-S. Star Office
| CONVENIENT TO UNION STATION; q
| rooms monthly tenant. Terms; $3.50
Near Soldiers Home gate: BEAUTIFUL cornor
home of 9 rooms: h. .w.h. good porchcs, early
possession.
18th st. sec rooms. large lot Semi de
| tached So, 500; easy terms. good home buy
at rent n,offey.
THOMAS f. PETTY. 2ol3 l4th.
Evening star., 1920-01-25

WE HAVE SPACE FOR NUMBER OF
pleasure cars small trunks; strictly freproof
md heated throughout; rates reasonable.
Cans washed al any time. Expert repairing.
Evening star., 1920-01-25

BEAUTIFUL SIX ROOM HOUSE - CELLAR.
furnace heat. Sherman ave. in the $500 piocS-
room house: latrobe heat; Marion -. bet
9Th and 5th 7-room house; stable: bet l3th
and 18th S-room house; basement; large back
ward: O st. bet. 18th and 18th. and 10 room
bouses: hwh: L bet. 18th and 18th.
f. ROLAND, 1919 18th. Y. ase3. -
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-07-07
FARMERS TO CONFER.
President Howard Calls Conference
on Marketing Problem.

on vi arketln9 froblem.
Chicago, July 7.-President J. r.
Howard of the American Farm
Bureau Federation issued call to-
| day for a conference to meet July %
at 10 a. m. and also on the Gath at
the LaSalle hotel, Chicago of all
interests to consider grain and live
| stock marketing problems.
This notice is being sent to the
state presidents and secretaries OF
state cooperative grain dealers as
sociations, cooperative live stock
shipping associations, farmers
unions, societies Of equity, farm bu-
reau declarations and to masters or
the state ranges of the various states
of the middle west and any other or
ganization actively interested in c.
operative marketing. Government
officials are included.
The call is issued as the result or
motion passed by the midwest group
of state farm bureau federation pres
idents and secretaries, which met at
Ames, Iowa, June 20. It followed an
extended discussion Of the grain ana
live stock situation. The meeting
was urged to effect better stabiliza-
ton of prices.
Aaron Sapiro Of San Francisco,
who is a representative OF fourteen
of the largest cooperative associa-
tions Of the Pacific coast and beyond
doubt the best Informed man on all
cooperative matters in America, has
been invited to address this meeting.
Clifford Thorne Of Chicago. one OF
! the best transportation authorities
and who has been representing the
American Farm Bureau Federation
at the recent interstate commerce
advanced railroad rate hearing, IS
expected to be present at the meet
ing. =
1.-THE grain and live stock interests
are to meet in separate sessions,
states President Howard. The
American Farm Bureau Federation
Is not directly engaged in marketing,
but its purpose rather Is to assist
thru it's various agencies all real
I farmers cooperative movements. 1t
does stand unqualtaedly for the de-
velopment of unified marketing
program serving the interests OF
American agriculture.
I'VE trust each individual and or
| ganization viii come prepared to give
the conference its best thought and
plans on the subject at hand and en-
ter constructively into the discussion.
IF any elements are ready to give
their best and receive the other
parties best, out Of this conference
will develop the greatest marketing
| movement yet accomplished Any
attempt at exploitation will be out OF
order.
| you will kindly notify the Ameri-
can Farm Bureau Federation. 5
South Wabash avenue. Chicago. Ill.,.
Of your willingness to cooperate In
this movement. Should you desire
| hotel reservations made in advance,
kindly inform us your preference as
to hotels and we will be glad to ar
range same for you"