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Evening journal., 1920-03-30
.S67,0OOFOR old
bridge REPAIRS
Levy Court, City Council
Agree on Bond Issue to
Cover Cost
SEND APPEAL TO
THE LEGISLATURE

Presentation 70 the special session OF
bill authorizing a bond issue OF s67,-
900 for improving the old Baltimore &
Ohio railroad bridge over the Brandy
wine 30 Il may be used for public
travel, was unanimously approved at a
Joint meeting OF members Of the Levy
Court, City Council and Chamber OF
Commerce, held in the Public Building
last night
A bill authorizing the work on the
bridge and approving a bond issue OF
s25. 900 to cover the cost was passed
by the Legislature in 1918, but the loan
was never floated. IL was pointed out
last night that there would be two
main arteries OF traffic after the WASH
ington street bridge Is closed. pending
erection OF a new structure. These
will be the Market street and Van Blu
rem street bridges. It was stated that
the Van Buren street bridge could moi
accommodate heavy traffic and the
opening Of the old railroad bridge was
urgent. Plans were submitted for bids
on this project some time ago. The
Walsh Construction Company. OF Syra-
cuse, N Y, was the lowest bidder at
s6i,i42, the work to be completed in %
days.
Representative John 2. McNabh said
that he was strongly In favor OF plac-
Ing the bridge In condition for vehicu-
lar traffic and would support the bill
for the bond issue. C. e. Grubb. county
engineer, and Allen Shaw. assistant en-
sineer, outlined the plans for the re-
construction work. Levy Court Com
missioner Howard Ward presented the
resolution approving the project and
bond Issue.
Councilman James O. Mearns moved
the adoption OF the resolution as fol
lows
"Resolved, That we. the members OF
Council. OF the Mayor and Council OF
Wilmington the Chamber OF Commerce
the Levy Court OF New Castle county In
conference assembled believe Il for the
best interest OF the public at large
that the old Baltimore and Ohio bridge
over the Brandywlne be improved al
once. We therefore recommend TO the
Levy Court that a bill be presented TO
the Legislature for bond issue OF s67,-
900 and that the Levy Court award the
contract for the work at once and push
its completion"
Those present were President OF
Council George T. Lyon, councilmen
James G. Mearns, James B. Mo
Manus and Alexander r. Abrahams
Levy Court Commissioners Howard
Ward. Albert Stetser, James G. Shaw
and Harley Strahorn; Charles p. Grubl
and Allen Shaw, engineers, and thG
following representatives OF the Cham
Der OF Commerce: William T. Budd
secretary; John S. Bird. George A
Booker and Thomas F. Baysrd.
Evening journal., 1920-03-30
Water Front Properties.

fs4 acres. located at Court House
Point Cecil county. Md, at the junction
OF Elk River and Back Greek, and en-
trance 10 the C. & d. canal. There are
81 acres OF good timber and wood suit
able for saw milling purposes. Three
six-room dwellings and two sets OF
farm buildings. Water frontage OF
1 ~ miles. Fine. sandy shore and a
beautiful view, all trafflc to and from
the canal passes In full view. This
property can be bought at a very rea-
sonable price, and must be seen to be
appreciated.
f4i acres OF land with 3-i-mfle river
frontage on Bohemian River. New i5-
room dwelling with porchcs and
sleeping balcony. large barn, and 500
fruit trees with all kinds OF small fruits.
Sc acres OF good land, located on Elk
River, Ave miles south OF Elkton. Md,
with e-room dwelling. large barn and
cow stable, granary and other build
ings. Price and terms very reasonable.
IS acres OF good land. located on Elk
River. about five miles south OF Elkton,
Md. No buildings. Would make
beautiful location for summer bun
galow.
Evening journal., 1920-03-30
NEW SCHOOL FOR
NEGR0PUPILS
Building at Newark viii Be
Paid For Out of dupont
Fund
PHILANTHROPfST
EXPLAINS CODE
Special 70 me Evening Journal

Special 10 me Evening Journal
NEWARK, March 30-Pierre s. du-
Pont. vice president OF the State Board
OF Education was the principal speak
er at largely attended meeting held
at the local Negro school last night d..
Joseph II. Odell. director OF the Service
Citizens OF Delaware. Or. Samuel G.
Mitchell. president OF Delaware College,
Phineas Morris, principal OF the local
schools and Mrs. Robert Nelson also
made an address. The schol code and
the benefits that II gives to the Negro
schools for the State was the theme
Of all the talks.
The Delaware School Auxiliary As
sociation which has charge Of the dis
tribution OF the more than 81 1000 600
fund that Mr.. dupont has given the
State schools which includes $4,000
for the Negro schools Il is understood
will provide the site and a new $780,
600 building for the Negro children OF
Newark, whenever the community Is
ready for such a school There has
been some controversy over the site
OF the proposed school but this was
not touched on last night. The meet
Ing last night was arranged by Miss
C. L. Waddleton. principal Of the
school.
Mr.. dupont IN his talk explained the
purposes OF the new cedo and how II
affected the Negro school children.
He spoke on the necessity OF regular
attendance and also OF better compen-
sation for the teachers. He also spoke
Of the building program OF the State
Board OF Education. Mr.. dupont In
concluding stated the proposed new
building would not be forced on the
district, but II they preferred to walt
they could do, and then when ready
Evening journal., 1920-03-30
Near Newark. Del.

50 acres OF good land, with 7-room
dwelling, large new barn and granary.
Located on stone road, mile south OF
Glasgow, Del. This farm is offered at
bargain to a quick buyer.
75 acres OF fine truck and fruit land,
with new s-room dwelling. large bank
barn. lots Of fruit in bearing. Located
mile OF railroad station.
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communicate with the State Board
through the local board.
d.. 0dell asked cooperation in carry
Ing out the provision OF the code. He
said the cooe does not discriminate
against the Negro race and that they
no longer have to maintain their own
schools separately and the money for
maintenance comes out Of the county
school fund.
DR.. Mitchell made a pleasing address
In which he referred TO the progress OF
the Negro race and OF their excellent
opportunities under the new code.
Mrs. Robert Nelson asked for coop
eration In school matters.
Evening journal., 1920-03-30
The luIIFNItIN

Y hear the government is goirs 70
pass law which viii be OF real bene-
at 10 u.s."
what Is itf-
Every man WIN be allowed 20 re-
tain a small per cent. OF his earnings.
which he may consider as his own
property."-Life.
Evening journal., 1920-03-30
On Lincoln Highway.

Belle Hill Poultry Range. containing
81 acres. with all equipments for the
raising Of poultry. Located 1 i-2 miles
north OF Elkton, Md.
900 acres Of fine land with iO-room
dwelling. all conveniences, large barn
and other outbuildings. a fine home.
Located 1 i-2 miles north Of Elkton, Md.
30 acres. beautifully located with good
substantial buildings. Would make a
good development proposition. Located
1 70 miles south OF Elkton, Md.
Evening journal., 1920-03-30

In Toledo vanished yesterday after
II had been displayed two hours. 1T
was six inches square and done In black
and white on yellow pine. II read ITO
rent" and hung on the front door OF a
fat
Evening journal., 1920-03-30
wRuNRLED COLLAR
CAUSES TROUBLE

HOUSTON, March 30-Carrle Doris,
negress, wouldn't stop her dinner TO
iron collar for Spencer Samson, a ne
gro. He argued and upbraided her
Whereupon she shot him In the mouth,
Hospital for Samson, Jail for Carrie.
Evening journal., 1920-03-30

Near valdoSta. Ca, there Is lake
three miles long and three-quarters OF
a mile wide, with an average depth OF
~ feet. which disappears every three
or four years. and then comes back
again.
Evening journal., 1920-03-30
On Philadelphia and Baltimore
Pike

INC.
i03 acres OF fine land. 7-rocm dwell
ING. large bank barn, good orchard,
mile east Of Fair Hill, Nd
50 acres OF as fine land as can be
found in Cecil county. Nd, with 7-room
stone house, large bank barn, with
straw shed attached, water piped to
building. Located one mile north OF
Appleton, Nd
Evening journal., 1920-03-30
Near esIie Md

SO acres Of land. part cleared balance
in good timber. with house and barn.
all kinds OF fruit. VIII sell cheap, no
reasonable offer refused.
Evening journal., 1920-03-30

When making cookies OF cake. tn
first thing to do is 10 assemble al
the materials.
The best time to transplant seedlings
In the garden IS after a rain or In the
evening.
Evening journal., 1920-03-30

BUNGALOWS BUILT TO ORDER
Ranging from three rooms up; we also
have a few building lots for sale; II
you are interested phone 63i4R.
W. 2. HENDRIX, Constructor.
Hamilton Park.
Evening journal., 1920-03-30
PROMISES TO KEEP
SORFR INIT ItUTUMN

OKLAHOMA CITY. March 3o-Del Tye
can't get drunk here until the FIRST
frost next autumn. That is. he can't get
drunk, get caught an stay out OF jail.
The Judge let him go when he made
this promise.
Evening journal., 1920-03-30

Legislature at Dover yesterday. by a
former convict, that one OF the work
house force had fired six shots into the
body Of helpless Negro prisoner.
Evening journal., 1920-03-30
MALICIOUS LIE,s SAYS wTNGATE

''It's a malicious lie made out OF the
whole CLOTH" declared William II.
Wingate, a deputy warden OF the New
Castle County Workhouse, today. In
reply 10 the charges made before the
Evening journal., 1920-03-30


Real Estate General Insurance. Mortgages. Rents.
Open Every Evening Until O'clock.
Throw OFF the Yoke
that keeps YOU down. Don't pay excessive remit XIII th
fear the mail will bring letter from office
OF Your Landlord
announcing further of rent adding still more 10 IL
heavy burden you carry already
Act Today
Don't forget there will be strong demand IN the nexf
few months for houses and los therefore the prices VIII 20
up very shortly
ss,5oo
HOLLY OAK
Six rooms bath beat yersnda and plot D1ico
$4,000
six rooms. BATH no, Salh water heat electric s.
cLAYMoNT.
FRANKLIN AVE.
sxroom bunsslow heat electric BATH porch HARDWOOD n''~
garage. Plot i00x2i0
GORDON HEIGHTS
Eghtroom tie dwelling with baa bot ~.isr hs'A
open nrepaces hardwood floors and TRIM
$500 WEST EIGHTEENTH STREET.
Eight semideiached porch BATH steam heat ss -
515 WEST TWENTY-SXTH STREET.
Six rooms BATH hot water heat and electric porohes
po bs no heat m ssSK aa hard
wood trim. screens storm windows
40 DELAMORE PLACE
Six rooms bath, heat gas yerandar
2OO3 VAN BUREN STREET.
Nine BATH heat and electric veanda qiicf possession
21b AcREs-sTANTON
S near @ ssan5 a R Sa S ss.aa ss'S s poultry
house garage fruIt
1928 WEST FOURTH STREET.
Eight rooms, bnth heat gas and yeranda
1915 LANCASTER AVE.
Six rooms. heat bath and gas.
1927 TATNALL STREET.
Eight rooms BATH heat gas side entrance
1921 WEST FOURTH STREET.
14O1 HAMILTON STREET.
Eight BATH hot water heat and electric nsse r-A
61o NORTH RODNEY STREET.
seven rooms bath hot heat porches suna5 pss1
gas and electric screens and awnings
2O2O GILPIN AVENUE
Twelve rooms bath heal. veranda and nfoe ysrs
1908 UPPER OAK STREET:
Six rooms, bath, heat verandas s's and 'l'0'r~
1906 WEST EIGHTH STREET.
SIX rooms water heat hardwood nOo fireplace sss
and electric and veranda-
$50 NORTH coNNELL STREET.
seven rooms porch, bath. heat gas and electric
24oo BLOCK. WEST EIGHTEENTH STREET.
Eight rooms porch bath. heat and electric nrssssss
square plan
1911 FRANKLIN STREET.
verandas hot water heat snd eleoss
hardwood and trim. pantry and laundry
CORNER HARRISON & TwENTY-sEvENTH STREET
BATH hot water electric
hardwood floors and trim. for
700 CONCORD AVENUE
hardwood and areplaoes. pantry ssrsss.
2419 MADISON STREET.
rooms bath, heat, veranda. eleotro
2407 WEST STREET.
rooms bath, steam heat, veranda and eetric
319 WEST >TWENTY-SXTH STREET. ..
heat three versndss gas anu ,,
hardwood trim and noors "D anu
laundry stove.
1920 WASHINGTON STREET.
Six rooms BATH veranda and eec'ric squars p'sn'
7oo Ri OcK. WEST ENTY-SECOND STREET.
Eight rooms beat gas and ELECTRIC veranda hard
floors.
o9Oo BI OcK VAN BUREN, STREET.
rooms water heat gas and electric font and
back yerandas
Mmndy & Co. Organization
706 MARKET STREET
Phones 8060-8061
Real Estate General Insurance Mortgages Rent-
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CORNER HARRISON & TWENTY-SEvENTH STREET.
rooms BATH hot water heat and electric vsrandss
hardwood floors and trm for garage
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24OO BLOCK, WEST EIGHTEENTH STREET.
Eight porch BATH heat gas and eec opsa nrspesss
Evening journal., 1920-03-30

City Properties For Sale
IN THE 1900 BLOCK ON MONROE ST.
Threesoy brick dwelling BATH porch, hot water heat
cemented cellar, and electric
15 WEST TWENTY-SEVENTH ST.
Two story brick dwelling BATH porch. hot air heat
mented cellar. Possession June
IL WEST TWENTY-SEVENTH ST.
Twoetory brick dwelling bath porch, hot afr heat
mented cellar. Possession June
603 EAST TWENTY-SECOND ST
Tgo-sory dwelling, rooms bath, porches hot
cellar. i6xio0. Possession 10 days
61g NORTH JACKSON ST.
Threestory brick dwelling 10 bath porch hot air heat
comened cellar, Lot 2Ox9O Possession June %
1016 WEST SEVENTH ST.
Tvooy brick dwelling bath. porches hot afr
heater large yard Possession June 2S
1904 WEST TENTH ST.
Three-story dwelling bath. poroh q enclosed
Possession
1929 WEST FOURTH SIT.
Twoy brick dwelling rooms bath. porch and electric
Possession 30 days.
100 NORTH RODNEY ST.
Tvo-sory dwelling BAN, porch hot air heat
mened cellar, and electric
1907 WEST SECOND ST.
brick dwelling rooms. porch cenented cellar gas
IS
IN THE 21Oo BLOCK ON LANCASTER AVE
Thressoy brick dwelling IS bath, porch steam heat
cellar, electric
226 GRAY AVE.
TwostOry dwelling rooms bath porch
oemented cellar, Possession June %
S92 WEST FIFTH ST.
Thrse-sory dwelling bath, gas
STORE-12I SHIPLEY ST.
brick and dwelling 10 electric
Fred b. Cushmam
REAL ESTATE. INSURANCE. MORTGAGES. RENTS COLLECTED
fn West Seventh Street Telephones si6S-slc8
open Every Evening O'Clock
Evening journal., 1920-03-30
709 CONCORD AVEN

Ten rooms bath. hot water heat gas and ele
hardwood floors and trim. freplaces, pantry and
Evening journal., 1920-03-30

Near Kirkwood, Del.
90 scres-zEight-room house, barn. etc.
Lot OF fruit.
Evening journal., 1920-03-30

go aores-Eight room house. fruits
barn and cribs.
Evening journal., 1920-03-30

1911 FRANKLIN STREET.
Ten rooms verandas hot water heat snd elecfs
hardNnnd and trim. pantry and laundry.
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$50 NORTH CONNELL STREET.
seven rooms porch, bath. heat. gas and electric.
Evening journal., 1920-03-30

Elk Neck, Cecil Co., Nd.
SO acres-Timber land.
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sO9-sO5-sOs S. Van Buren 81.
1O6-1Os Delamore Place
100 Block West Eighth ST
1404 w. Second St

Three-story brick dwelling, rooms,
porch. bath. hot water heat, cement
cellar. gas and electric. Possession
June.
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REAL EsraTE-FoR SALE.

FOR sALE-Two BUNGALOWS
Just completed, cent fare; price 5000
Possession at once; take New Castle car
get OF at Pyle's Lane; inquire at
LEWIS and HENDRIX'S Grocery Store.
Evening journal., 1920-03-30

1906 WEST EIGHTH STREET.
rooms water heat hardwood noors nr<phoe sss
and veranda
Evening journal., 1920-03-30

REAL EsTATE-F0R SALE.
Evening journal., 1920-03-30
MarAion e Co.
915 ORANGE ST.
PHONE 6895
203-209 N. Broome ST.

Two-story brock dwellings, 10 rooms.
bath, porch, hot water heat, cement
cellar. gas and electric. Immediate pos
session.
803-S05-809 S. Van Buren ST.
Two-story brick dwellings, 6 rooms,
porch, bath, gas. Possession June 25.
EASY TERMS.
l06-108 Delamore Place
Two-story brick dwellings. 6 rooms,
porch. bath, gas, cement cellar. Posses
sion June 25.
EASY TERMS.
100 Block West Eighth ST
Three-story brick dwelling, 10 rooms,
rooms. porch. bath. heat, cement cellar,
gas. Possession June %.
Evening journal., 1920-03-30

AflJ WADiOON oi NLEt.
Six rooms, bath, heat, veranda, gas and electric
Evening journal., 1920-03-30

1920 WASHINGTON STREET.
ma hst5 heat yeranda gas and electric, square plan.
Evening journal., 1920-03-30

41O DELAMORE PLACE
Six rooms, bath, heat gas yeranda,
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515 WEST TWENTY-SlXTH STREET.
ooms BATH hot water heat gas and electric, porches
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2O2O GILPIN AVENUE.
Twelve rooms BATH heat veranda, garage and nfoe ys
Evening journal., 1920-03-30

2407 WEST STREET.
SIX rooms. bath. steam heat veranda gas and elecrc
Evening journal., 1920-03-30

1401 HAMILTON STREET.
Eight rooms, bath. hot water heat gas and electri
Evening journal., 1920-03-30

1921 WEST FOURTH STREET.
Nine rooms, bath and gas
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1923 WEST FOURTH STREET.
Eight rooms, bath. heat gas and veranda
Evening journal., 1920-03-30

61O NORTH RODNEY STREET.
seven rooms bath, hot water heat, porches. lsun
gas and electric. and awnings.
Evening journal., 1920-03-30

2520 WEST EIGHTEENTH STREET.
Eight semidetached porch BATH steam heat ss -
Evening journal., 1920-03-30

1903 UPPER OAK STREET.
Six rooms bath, heat verandas. gss and elsctr7a
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Providence. Nd
Porter, Del.

100 acres-Nlne-room stone dwelling,
fruits and poultry. Barn, etc
Evening journal., 1920-03-30

1927 TATNALL STREET.
Eight rooms, bath, heat, gas side entrance.
Evening journal., 1920-03-30

NEAL EsTATE-F0n SALE.
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21h ACRES-STANTON
B. and o. Station Newark Road Mncrcon.
frame dwelling yerandas cemented cellar. poultry
house. garage and fruit trees.
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REAL EsTATE-FOR SALE.
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700 BLOCK. WEST TWENTY-sEGOND SIRE
Eight rooms BATH hot water heas gas and e'e00
wood floors.
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WEST TWENTYsEvENTH STREET, NEAR MARKET.
rooms porch BATH hot heat and electric hard
wood trim. screens storm windows.
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2O03 VAN BUREN STREET.
BATH and electric verand qucf posssn
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319 WEST 1TWENTY-SIXTH

7
Six rooms bath hot water heat three versndss gas
shower BATH mante mirror, hardwood trim ana no0f
laundry stove.
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1915 LANCASTER AVE.
SIX rooms. heat, bath and gas.
Evening journal., 1920-03-30

GORDON HEIGHTS.
Eghtroom tile and succo dwelling with bath. bot wsfs
open nreplaces, hardwood floors and trim.
Evening journal., 1920-03-30

1900 BLOCK, VAN BUREN STREET.
Seven rooms BATH hot wafer neat gas ana eeco' rrQnt
cl ndas
Evening journal., 1920-03-30
Fred B. Cushrnam

REAL ESTATE. INSURANCE. MORTGAGES. RENTS COLLECTED
an West Seventh Street Telephones s465slo8.
Open Every Evening Until 9 O'clock.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1920-08-05
NOTICE OF ELECTION

Notice is hereby given that pursu-
ant to an order of the County Boadr
of Education of Williamsburg County,
State of South Carolina, the under
signed, as Trustees Of Cooper School
District No. 80 in Williamsburg Coun-
ty and State aforesaid, will hold anG
conduct an election at the school house
in said school district, on Saturday,
the 7th day of August, 1920, for the
purpose of submitting to the quail
fled voters and electors residing there
in, the question of levying and col
lecting an annual tax of four (4) ad-
ditional mills on the property in said
school district, which tax shall be used
to supplement the taxes now collected
in said school district for school pur.
poses; that for the purpose. OF said
election the polls will be opened at 8
o'clock in the forenoon and closed at
8 o'clock in the afternoon; that at said
election only qualified electors who re-
turn real or personal property for tax
alton and who exhibit tax receipts
and registration certificates as re-
auired in general elections shall be al
lowed to vote, and each elector fav-
oring the proposed levy shall cast a
ballot containing the word "YES"
printed or written thereon, and each
elector opposed to said levy shall cast
ballot containing the word "NO"
written or printed thereon, and the
undersigned shall act as managers Of
said election, and the Same will be held
and conducted in the manner prescrib-
ed by Section 1742 of the Code Of
Laws of South Carolina, Vilume l,
1912.
]. B. LOVETT,
w. M. COOPER,
G. J. GRAHAM, Jr.,
Trustees Cooper School District, No.
50. 7-29-2tc
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1920-08-05

Tobacco Curing Barns are now in
sured against fire by the Etna In
surance Co., Hartford, Conn. If in
terested, drop US a card, or call phone
IS or 73.
w. H. WEIGH, Mgr,
Kingstree Insurance, Real Estate
and Loan Co.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-17

speak on tho subject, who Is God, "
Sunday morning. His evening theme
will be Repentance, Why"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-17

Tuesday, Ray has been working in
Cedar Rapids but is now moving to
Dcs Moines.
Glow Shipley and family will oc-
cupy the Hussey house for the com
ing season, taking possession oct. /.
After much planning and chansins
of plans, on account Of the crowded
condition of the school, the manual
training benches have been moved in
to the Friends church, which has
been rented for that purpose.
DR.. and Mrs. Mantel returned Mon
day from y short vacation and fish
ing trip to Faribault Mimi.
Mrs. Fanny Harmon accompanied
her son and his family on their re
turn to Parker. s. d. They planned
to stop at Alden and Spencerfor short
visits. She will be gone about TWO
weeks
Werder Brown came on Wednesday
for n visit with his father, Frank
Brown, who will leave in a few days
With his wife for Pasadena, Calf,
Werdcr brown has been working for
the farm bureau in south eastern
South Dakota. He intends to attend
college at Ames fhis winter. Mrs. D..
s, Collins ard children Francis. Ro-
bert, and Keith. will go with the
Browns to spend the school year at
Pasadena. The Sunday school OF
which Mr.. Brown hcd he II superin
tondent for a number OF years, re-
mcmhered him with purse of money
as an expression of appreciation for
his work
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-17
"THE LITTLE WRoPPER."
The Musical Comedy Exquisite, at
Cdeon Theater Sunday EVENING,

THE Little Whopper," the most re-
cent musical comedy by Otto Har-
bach nand Rudolf Friml, who wrote
The FREELY" High Jlnks," ka-
tinka." You're in Love- and "Tum-
bic IN" with lyrics by Bidc Dudley,
will be the next attraction at the
Odeon Theater Sunday evening.
1t is musical comedy with d
moral, for it Illustrates how every
little whopper" means another Tit
tie whopper," its story having to do
with a young girl who tells a lie In
order TO get away to marry a young
man of her choice. There are COM
plications, of course, and another
young man, in order TO help her
avoid them, permits himself to be
married to her pro TEN. Naturally
many complications result, but the
story ends in real wedding.
A company of rare excellence has
been chosen to interpret this musical
play. The chorus is a large one ard
has three classifications l. youth,
beauty and ability. The principals
will include such Broadway favor
ties. as Marie Dilworth, Hazel Flint,
Burt Hall, William CASTOR, Holly
Hollis, Jerome Merrick, William
Friend, Mildred Beverly and Marie
1Asteor. and the orchestra will be
largely augmented. 0deon.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-17

I am now at 400 West Main street,
phone 9ai \. d. Summers. plumber.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-17
SOME STAPLES AND SEASON.
ABLE VARIETIES STILL AT
REDUCED LEVELS.
HOME GROWN STUFFS
FOR CANNING CHEAPER
sotatocs Quoted as Low as 81 a
,Bushcl But General Price Ranges
From So to S25o--T and
Apples aP--crapes Sailing for
and Cents Per Pound.

Local prices for staple and season.
lhio foods continue on the down
rade The signs of reaction from
var prices are unmistakable as seen
quotations Of local growers and re-
all dea.ers. Cheaper living by re-
uction of the price OF food stuffs,
specially in horne grown and local
roducts, has set trend to lowch
wells. Among<the numerous var'e-
cs of foods advertised BY persons
no market their products in the
ity. are found YOUNG, good home
iressed chickens nj Sc cents a pound
seScral varieties of large and solid