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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-02
Il. L. THORNTON.
1915 F. st. NV. Main 7403.
TAKOMA PARK.

q. L. THORNTON.
1915 + ri It; ]! x x s1 s;1e '1'''
10 rooms and baths; electric lights: fur
Entirely detached. Owner wishes to leave city
Sept IT, P R1srr has len s 5esqssa;
New house. containing rooms and bath.
Convenient location for Army officer attached
{" ~; H!sisr fiss 1 Ses !, 54xonA PARK.
Genuine bungalow. New. All rooms on one
ONCE. Hot.water heat; novel electric light
ing Arrangement; garage Good lot and con-
'en'en' ' 18th STREET HIGHLANDS.
$4,000.
Brand-new. II rooms and 2 baths. Modern
tn tn SUIT you a Lot 2s1lso to alley Keys At
'''' ' MONTAGUE ST. NV.
unusually large rooms and bath: hot-water
heat; instantaneous hot-water heater: electric
lights; modern in every way; large lot and
es; metal columns: elastico Anish.
sfh, .sS'sd soAD'
house; double garage. In line condition. De-
cupied by owner. who has Just completed his
country h home: Immediate possession: Thi.
than Is usual for . house OF this class.
UNIVERSITY PLACE.
$3.50.
''Baily built" rooms and bath; hot-water
heat. electric lights; oak parquet floors. Con-
venient to both car lines
GARRETT PARK.
1850.
Bungalow; rooms and hath: furnace heat
Ideally located In center Of q one-acre tract Of
land In this beautiful park. See picture at
b. L. THORNTON,
1915 st. NV. Main 74O3.
VACANT-NINE ROOMS AND HATH 1914
Newton st. NV. Key at 1859 Newton st. g
VACANT; CORNER 21st ST. NEAR MASS.
ave-; handsome home; large grounds; consider
2lst st. near Floridai ave.: "a # frontage;
ten rooms; h:@w: h.. etc.; $15,5oO; vacant
18th St near Park road: extra we'll con-
structed. modern ten-room residence; occupant
owner; asking 81. 500; terms.
N. E. RYON CO., INC,
Successors to New York Realty Brokers,
Phone Main 1897. 1893 ct. NV
BY OWNER; ROOM AND BATH HOUSE;
furnace Ma.. =. heat; gas; ssreens; nsa. soldiers, !
terms. 446 Twins St NV
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Perry St. West of 18th St.
81 S00 Terms

Perry St. West of 18th St.
$500. Terms.
Groom and hath home; colonial front porch;
god back yard; room for garage. Immediate
possession.
Mr.. Million-Dollar Bridge and
Conn. Ave.-$l3,5OO. Terms.
rooms AID bath. two floors: cement
front porch, large breakfast and sleeping
porches; hardwood floors. hot-water heat. cleo.
lights. You will find this home ideally ar
ranged. Immediate possession.
Fessenden ST., Chevy Chase,
D. C.-$8,o5O. Terms.
Modern seven-room and bath semi-detached
house in the delightful section of Chevy Chase,
D. c. This house il Of pebble dash and shingie
construction and has hot-water heat. cleo.
lights and garage. Immediate possession.
Mr.. Western High School.
$500. $1,000 Cash.
Two-family nat; LIST door, 3 rooms and bath:
Ind floor. rooms and bath; both have perches
and room for garage. Separate heating plants.
Rented for $50 per month.
HARTUNG
301 Southern Bldg,
Main TOO,
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..IN PRETTY 18th STREET HEIGHTS"
md 2-bath detached home; beautifully deco
rated; gafaRe; close to cars and school. Price
only III 500. Main 1870. ROBERT b. LEWIS.
UD-u Davidson bldg.
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APT. 9 ROOMS. m q PRIVATE HOUSE IS
It front: "a ct. deep; all outside Window; all
impfovements clean. quiet. residential Neigh
borhood 10-min. walk to downtown dept.
stores: NV: garage adults only. ~ y.
NV Frank 1881. So
WHY PAY RENT Al YOUR LIE WHEN
you can learn how to own the home you want
ments? Easy plan. Address Box 222-D, star
ONCE. ~
i3401S o ST., TOP FLOOR, TWO APART
ments of rooms and bath each: ready for &C.
cupancy September /; rent. $50; open Tor II
spection.
71S 1Ath st, NV. Main 234o.
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$500 CASH-PRICE. s.. 500. :.

1541 Douglas Ut. n.e.-Two blocks south Of
Rhode Island ave. near corner Of 18th. In
growing residential section. good six-room and
bath home, electric lights. water and sewer;
possession from ownef -
NeLACHLEN BANKING CORPORATION.
Real Estate Dept, s.
lOlh and g.. Main go
Evenings Meth lO2SJ.
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us 18th st. NV.
MT. PLEASANT
$12,5OO
An unusually attractive home in . fine resi-
Dental section; lot ITO feet deep; 10 rooms
and bath; hot-watef heat; electricity and gas.
This house has been recently redeeorated and
is In thorough repair n every WY; immediate
possessien.
18th STREET TERRACE
S12,65O
This exeellently located Shannon 4 Luchs-
built bungalow was completed . year ago; 1t
has rooms and bath; hardwood hoofs and
trim: electricity; screens: space for garage:
located Just OF 14th Ut. Y ID truly renark
able value.
DAHLGREN TERRACE
5000
Five rooms and hath; hot water heat; cleo
tric lights; cement front porch; deep lot; well
kept grounds; coal in cellar at cost; vacant
and ready for immediate occupancy; liberal
terms can be arranged.
MT. PLEASANT
$lO,5OO
newly papered and painted 10room and
bath brick house: chsrmingly located: hot
water heat; electricity: screened throughout:
immediate possession; one Of the choicest Of
our offerings.
SHANNON
713 18th St. NV.
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Main 4752.

NEW DETACHED HOMES READY FOR IN
spection. on 18th st. car line: rooms and
bath; large lots to 15-feot alley. Phone Main
3285 during day. after pm. phone Col 26Bs.
400 ST. N.W.-12 ROOMS, BATHS; MOD
ern: hot-water heat; suited families or room
renting; very cheap and easy terms. W. y.
Nash, 10 NV.
81. 4SO-BEsT BUY IN PETwoRTH; TWO
story and cellar. {. and b. "a bedrooms);
h.w:h.; exc. lights; lot - IT. wide; deep
yard.
$6,500-Modern. 2-story and cellar brick:
colonial design: large rooms and bath; lot
$50 feet dep; best northwest section; strictly
white location.
WIN. q. WILLEIT. 1900 h NV. II. 4s2s.
EXCELLENT INvEzINENT oPpoRruN.
ity"; thoroughly modern detached home in
one Of the most exclusive Subdivisions, con-
tanning 10 roons, baths and sleeping porch:
lease. Price. $11.seo. Address Box aSo-D.
Star ONCE.
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CHEVY CHASE
e11 0Sn

English Village Bungalow. ?
$1,000. Terms.
rooms. all ON one aoor; large tiled !
open fireplace, porches. Vacant and in Pc
condition. Immediate possession.
Takoma Park.
$4,000. Terms.
Attractive home Of nine rooms and
baths In incest section Of Takema Park La
lot: room for Gafage: shade trees; elect.
lights. lmDediate possession.
Columbia Heights, Holmead
$1,000. 81 900 Cash.
7-room and bath home with hot-water h,r
electric lights, front and rear porches; 60
yard to alley. Vacant and ready for imm-,
ate occupancy.
Jenifer St., Chevy Chase, d. c
$12,750. Terms. :,
7-room and hath bungaisv: detached: q
modern improve0e1ts: sew. This Is . splend..
buy. Immediate pcssessioa.
& GIBBONS, <
5th and H SITS. NV. =
Main 373. >
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FoR sALE-H0UsRs
Public
A 49,

Public
Auction
Of the valuable dwelling property described
1876 Nineteenth St. NV.
dwelling: house. eoat.isinE nine rooms and
bath. 10 be sold on the premises
Tuesday, Sept. 7. 2::3O PM.
place Of sale. Detail. Of financing to be an
adjusted to day Of transfer.
w. F. Ogle & Co.,
Auctioneers.
$50 Munsey building. Main 3711.
Public
Auction
Of the valuable dwelling property described
1441 G St. NE.
eont.iainx six rooms. reception hail. bath. hot.
water heat, etc. To be sold on the premises
Tuesday, Sept. 9TH, 4:3O Pm.
Terms Of sale: Three hundred dollars cash
deposit at time and place Of sale. Financing
sale. sale to be consummated Within sixty
days. All expenses adjusted to date Of trans
fer.
w. F. Ogle & Co.,
Auctioneers.
$50 Munsey building. Main Bill.
THIS BIG BARGAIN
9th AND M NV.
With a Brick Garage.
ONLY $500.
alley in rear; must be sold within 10 days.
c. F. WARING,
323 Bond bldg. 14th and n. Y. ave.
Phone franklin 5571.
AT A SACRIFICE-OWNEK LEAVING CITY
will sell beautiful semi.detached corner
rooms; large tiled bath; inciosed and screened
sleeping porch; colonial front porch; hot-water
heat; hardwood finish: gas and electricity;
shrubbery and flowers; very high elevation;
house In perfect condition; immediate posses
'i0n' ffif T1s S1,f g : 7' RICHARDSON,
1904 H st. NV.
INSPECT THIS. I2J0 FERRY ST. NV; 10
rooms and baths; AMI; brick bungalow;
18th st. Heights; open evenings. or phone Col.
907 and Will take you out. 3s
on WIDE AVENUE IN PETWORTH.
Attractive modern Groom and tiled bath
house. with h.-w.h.. gas and electricity. hard
wood floors and trim, screened porches; owner
will give immediate possession. Address Boz
Size. Star ONCE.
14th AND QUINCY SITS.
Seven fine rooms. modern and 9p-tedste:
garage; owner occupant viii give immediate
50-E. Star office.
14ss 81: MAIN Ass.
NEAR 81 si xS6 x SITS.
Desirable Broom house. very suitable As
boarding proposition; easy terms.
NEAp Nox, AVN TRVYNN
High-class modern house; large bedrooms;
inclosed sleeping porch; bath; shower; extra
lavatory and one in basement; Pittsburgh
heater; built-in garage; possession Oct. 1;
terms.
GOOD SECTION GEORGETOWN.
Two-famfly nat; one Of 8 rooms. bath, one
itself: less than 81. 200 cash necessary. 49, wy
NEAR 4th AND NJ NE.
Groom ami. house; immediate possession.
Terms.
NEAR DUPONT h CIRCLE.
Cheapest good house in that section; Eve bed
rooms; good neishborhood: excellent for Army
or Navy ehcer. Easy terms.
CHEVY CHASE, ND.
Block and one-half from Conn. ave- cars;
ali city convenience; large porches; Big lot:
MOORE 4 HILL. INC.
BUNGALOW AMONG THE TREES, IN DIS
trict; water. electricity. bath; high elevation;
some clear ground; good car service; chicken
house; garage; fruit; fenced; two acres: save
commission. N. 5054 (l8SS46l.
5000. Northwest.
S-room and bath hsick house.
East front. Alley in rear.
Near Capital Traction cars.
House vacant Title ready
Price. 5000. Only $3.50 cash.
FOR SALE
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HARRY |. CHEW,
Successor to
GOLDEN RULE, Inc.
CONTINENTAL TRUST BLDG.
Main 164041. l4th and H SITS. NV.
MOUNT PLEASANT AND
COLUMBIA HTS.
$5,15o-vicinity Of Soldiers Home Park; g.
room brick colonial style house; fur
mace heat. hardwood floors; terms m
ranged.
%, 500-Within q short distance Of Park road.
few doors from 18th ut. A beauti-
full Groom brick colonial house with
breakfast and sleeping porches; hot
water heat; electricity: large back
yard to wide paved alley; early posses
sion. This house must be seen to Be
appreciated.
$l2 00O-Near bureau Of standards. A real
home, containing rooms and baths
all modern improvements; garage; an
excellent buy.
s14, 0o0-A wonderful home in best residential
section on the Heights; 10 rooms. 2
baths; new electric fixtures; servants
bath and stationary tubs in basement
large reception hall: plenty Of closet
large back yard: immediate possession.
Inspect this at once.
$11 ,O00IA real business opportunity; store and
living rooms. with all modern improve
ments. In best section Of Mount Pleas
ant. Early possession. A bargain;
Only = 600 cash reuuireN.
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NICK E E Err & GOSS,
Main 4752.
Chevy Chase.

OneVy OnaSe.
Detached cement house Of rooms and bs
on lot 80xlS0; all modern improvements;
water heat; electric lights: sleeping porch; from
and double rear porches; house nnished in hard
wood; screens and awnings throughout: space
for garage on wide alley. Price, only $l2 5Oo
McKEEvER & GOSs,
1405 Eye st. Main 1850.
Petworth-$8.o5O. y
A most attractive home in this good section.
9isssed-in breakfast and aleeping porch; CO.
lcnial front porch; Ruud instantaneous water
heater; gas range and laundry trays In base
ment; hot-water heat: electric lights; large lot,
with bearing gr1pevtnes: paved alley. Good buy.
McKEEyER GOss.
1905 Eye St. Main 475eS
Northeast.
A corner home In ideal location; completely
detached on Y acre lot, with garage; six rooms
and bath; steam heat; electric lights; sleeping
porch; large porch at front and side double
rear porches: house 10 beautifully finished In
hardwood. with beamed ceilings and open fire.
place; many fruit trees and flowers and shrub
1905 Eye St. Main 47se
Washington Heights.
Two-story stucco home Of eight rooms and
bath; all modern improvements; hot-water heat;
electric lights; hardwood dcofs and trim; three
open dreplaces: front porch; screens; space for
garage; immediate possessioa. Price, $40, $50.
I & G o s S,
Main 4752.
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& LUCHS, ss
Main 2345 n
SAUL'S ADDITION
$4,000
home that stands out In . neighborho;
of real homes; corner. detached house. contain
ing rooms and bath and equipped with all :;
the Dedernities.
KENSINGTON, MD. x
$500 =
charming little home on Conn. ave.. Z,
looms and finished attic; hardwood floors. eh e
the lights; lot 6Oxl63 feet. with large garden
block from cars; excellent neighborhood:
truly remarkable buy.
10th ST. NORTHWEST
$22,5W
A beautiful home in Washingtou's excluxi !,
residential section; most advantag ecusly 81
ated and equipped for entertaining; Of hri.s
construction, containing 10 rooms and . hat 4
and servants room and bath; all modern T.
proyemepts and in excellent condition throt :
out.
CHEVY CHASE :
$11,2 =
Vacant Delightful modern brick home =
fine elevation; contains rooms, bath and -
ira lavatory; all in perfect condition; fro
and double rear pofches; hardwood door a ,
trim; space for garage. There are tons ..
coal included at this price. -
& LUCHS, =
Main 2345 z
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An Exceptional Bargain.
2S77 Rhode Island ave. NV.
Price. 5000.
Broom and bath frame, basement; back and
front porches; room for garage; alley; gas;
furnace heat.
Near Wardman Park Inn.
four S..usful yI good io
cation; It has hot-water heat. electric lights:
good basement; front and rear porches; good
rear yard. $1,000. Very reasonable terms.
Fischer & Friedlander,
Renting a Speciality. Main 1879.
Chicken Farm in the City.
$1,000. $4,000 cash. SO ., monthly THY. and
high sScssn honse .o!es. room
cottage; electric lights and BATH Two blocks
from car line.
Bungalow.
$500. $500 cash, $50 monthly.
rooms and bath. hardwood noors, open
p pIspt. lot eoaiso.
Bungalow.
$500. $3.50 cash, $50 monthly.
rooms and bath, hot-water heat. electric
lights. gas. One block from car line. Lot
Saul's Addition Bungalow.
$l2, 800. $500 cash. $T760 monthly.
2 rooms, tile bath, hot-water heat. electric
lights, hardwood doors, stone open fireplace;
garage. Corner property.
For Chicken Fanciers.
$4,000. Very reasonable terms.
q acres elevated ground. shade trees, shrub
bery. fruit and stream on the place. Brick
house. slate roof. het-water heat; stationary a;yy
tights Frame barn, cars and stalls;
brooder house 7xsO. hot-water brooder system
cepacity, s., 900 chicks. n91S46)
o. B. ZANTZINGER,,
9O3 New York ave.
Phone Main 1871.
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GUESTS DESIRED for fall months in com
feftahle country home eighteen miles from
I'm. Sandy SpeiAg exchange. Mn Meade.
Ashton, Nd.
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By OWNER; ROOM AND BATH HOUSE;
furnace heat; gas; screens; near Soldiers
Home Park; owner leaving city; price, $500;
terms. 448 Twins St NV.
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THE PROPERTIES ADVnkItsED CNDRR
ri THEY 9'% ARE sf ADSERTishD DAILY IN AL
PA Az UNTIL SOLD: So
eos. eos & -. s;s.-srirk; 7 rooms essA;
1121 10th st. n.w.-1s rooms. rsesptssa haa.
A.:ws.; gas: $500
!ss g ~ FL st. '.s.-sries; rms. h; 'at''s';
ms St se.-Briek; s RIA: s2.2oe.
i1is 18th e. -. n.e.-Briek; rooms D; a.
''s 81 81 T. ne m... b. ,.rs. lot; az.
S6s4 Warder 1t. n.w.-Brick; rms. and tils
Ss@h; concrete e.iI.F: .a.s acde. q:
I..e: s!sspias porch; hardwood h'sf'' fs'sss'
917 ID ct. s.e.-Brick: . rosas. hatA: ID.
50 listh i. s.s.-rs..; . r.o.s: ,.tss.:
.,: 5000 e.: /. =: 4 a"-sr'ef' r.''' h: ''
1ss. ss.ts !. &: & nw-sr'es; r.''' =; h.
10 It. s.e.-S rns.: brick; gas; s2sso.
2soe e. avs rms; brick; lot Soz1se;
is nd lss Francis ct. s.e.-Briek. 4 rssus
each: n exeeileat condition; $1,000 each.
1912 9Th st. n.w.-brick; rms; atssss;
- aXxs1s-so L ct. ..w.-Br,ek: . r.a; 10.
tfobe; gas; 5000.
1904 18th ct. n.w.-Brick: rms. b: 0as:
Il7-l4e-ls1 r 1t. n.w.-Brick: stsess; -
Ieos Dr. 8; a:w;Msliet: z: :.a b.: A.:x:h.;
i41s ssth st s.w.-Fans; Rooms; psssss-
SUBURBAN.
earase VACANT; 5000.
Kensiaeton (eoener Conn. and Ralti0ofo
sts.)-11-roon frame and partly Anished attie;
AMI; $500. ,,,vr,r,.rrrs
27o8 ut. NV. corner lot bx8o-eree0,
2-stosy frame house; $1.e00.
Two vacant lots on Nortoa st-Near ahar.
man ave-; 3.267 square feet; 4oc square fest.
Cor. 8. C. ave. and ct. s.e.-e.102 square
feet; frame houses; lot SSx77x220s 5000.
ALI, OF THE ABOVE PROPERTIES CAN BE
PURCHASED ON RAAsONABLB TBRkS.
R1NANWe need houses. List Dsw Ter
quick returns.
BRADFORD & CO.,
Main 5s77. ISL Southern bldg. Aaia sss@
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1920-09-16

PENDANTS, and each OF them, Of the NJ
INK o. said petition IN said eouFt, and
the said petition viii on Monday, No
vember sth, 1920, be presented 20 the
said District Court at Chattanooga,
Tennessee, and petitioner will then
and there apply for a writ Of inquiry
for the assessment Of damages and
for the appointment Of a jury u IN
quest To condemn, lay-Off ana set
apart by metes and bounds said lands
under the petition. and to inquire and
assess the damages for the condsnna-
ton and taking thereof by the pstl.
toner; and for all other matters and
proceedings necessary and proper for
obtaining title to, and possession Of
said lands according TO law;
And all Of the above named and
styled defendants are notified, COM
manded and warned TO appear before
said District Court at said time and
place, and to answer said petition and
said application, or otherwise make
defense to the same.
1t is further ordered that this no.
tice be published in the Polk County
News, a newspaper published at Ben
ton, Polk County, Tennessee, once \
week for four consecutive weeks.
This 9th day of September, 1920.
HORACE VAN DEVENTER,
Clerk.
GEO. E. GRESHAM,
Deputy Cler-..
WESLEY 7. KENNERLY,
U. S. Attorney. 1O-7-S4l0W
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1920-09-16

liam Letuer, deceased,
573 Unknown heirs at law Of r. b.
/ NaneOck, deceased,
574 Unknown heirs at law Of Clar-
enee DOdd, deceased,
$50 Unknown heirs at law Of /. w.
K Haskng, deceased,
57S Unknown heirs at law Of Sa-
7 fah Christian, deceased,
/ $50 Unknown heirs at law Of Le-
roy Belts, deceased,
5Sl Unknown hers M law Of Ste
/ phen H. Crowley, deceased,
5s2 Unknown heirs NJ law Of ii. u.
McEIath, deceased,
$50 Unknown hcirs at law of J. ID.
T TOOle. deceased,
5S5 Unknown heirs al law of VIII
liam K. II. Stone, deceased,
80 Unknown heirs at law of K.
Al. parmentier, deceased,
5g4 Unknown heirs at law of John
Rymer, deceased,
597 Unknown heirs at law of Mat
tie Rymer, deceased,
6O9 Unknown heHs at law of W.
c. Davis, deceased.
610 Unknown heirs At law of S E.
Browder deceased,
Gil Unknown heirs at law of K. B.
Thompson, deceased,
6l2 Unknown heirs at law of Daw-
son A. Walker, deceased,
613 Unknown heirs at law of q. B.
Smith, deceased,
GA Unknown heirs at law of John
F. Taylor, deceased.
And any and all other persons or
classes of persons, firms, associations
OF corporations who may have any
right, title, interest, claim or demand
in or to the following described lands
who have been made defendants in
the above styled case, said lands be-
ing described as follows:
Situated in Polk County, State of
Tennessee, containing 15,079.81 acres,
more or less, and being what is known
as the Tennga Lumber Company land,
and is a part of the lands contained
in a boundary of 81 ,603 SO acres, and
rs more fully shown and set out in
Exhibit A attached to the petition
filed in the above styled case Septem-
Der 9th, 1920.
And it further appearing the ordin-
airy process and notice required by
law cannot be served upon non-resi-
dent parties and classes of parties
whose names and residences are I'M
known who are made defendants in
said suit;
And it further appearing that said
petition is filed by the United States
of America for the condemnation of
the above described lands, which are
more particularly described by metes
and bounds in said petition and that
in said petition it is alleged said de-
PENDANTS and classes of defendants
have or may have some interest in
said lands or in some part or parts
thereof;
1t is, therefore, ordered that the de-
PENDANTS above named, and the class
es of defendants above described and
named appear before the District
Court of the United States for the
Southern Division of the Eastern Dis
trict Of Tennessee, at the Federal
Court room in Chattanooga, Tennes-
see, on the second Monday in Novem-
Der, 1920, that being the 9Th day of
said month, and make defense to said
petition, or otherwise the said petit
ton will be taken for confessed, and
the cause proceeded with ex parte as
to them.
And notice is hereby given to the
above named, styled and described de-
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1920-09-16
OLD FORT
lo-7-S41ow

Several from here went to the
baptising at Liberty, Sunday,
Sam Sandridge is home on few
DAYS vacation from Maryville.
Several from here have been at
tending the revival at Ball Play.
There will be baptising next
Sunday at 9: 80 at the Parks Mill.
Misses Minnie and Mary Viii
son spent Saturday night in Con
asauga.
Lynch Longley, of Etowan, was
here Sunday.
Mrs. LeiSsa Williams of ltenten
R, has been with children and
friends here and around Ball Play
for the last week.
Wheeler Smyth and Sam Sand
ridge were here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Wilson
of Conasauga, spent Saturday
night with Mrs. Bill Wilson.
Beulah Davis took dinner with
the Mantooth girls, Sunday.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-11
ENTO De UN ME-
XICANO

DENTON, Texas, Julio i.-Ayer n
las 3.37 a. m. fallec!o en- el Baptist
Sanitarlum do Dallas, Texas, ci sefor
Tlbuccio Ncnchaca. compatriota q te-
MA algunos amos de residir en- esta
poblacicn en- donde habfa loGrado
~icvantarse por su laboriosidad y hon
raGez.
e. seror Menchaca contaba SO afos
de c6ad y err o~riginario de Santa
Gestrudls Coahu!la. Hace dfas el Sc
nor Mencheca sc s!ntio ertermo. ha-
h!endoie utacado IN tuerte dolor en- un
ostado, Ut NAL que va habfa Dndec!-
do ell nno pasado, probablemente a
pendicitis. y los medicos que 10 nten-
d!eron op!naron que era r~ecesario ha-
cerle una ~operacion.
Para tai efecto, los hermanos del
errermo 10 t~rasladaron en- una amhu-
lnncia al Sanator!o dtcho, en- Dallas
Texas. en- donde fue operado el vier
nes pasado, fallecier6o cl sabado en-
las primeras horas de Ia mahana'
Ell cadavar del sefior Menchaca rue
tr,fdo DOR ia tarde de ese mismo dla
n asia pobiacior y hoy Sc efectuaron
sus t~unernles cue SO vieron muy con
curridos,
~sobreviven a. ttnado 81 esposa Sc
fora Conception Gonzjlez de Mencha-
ca V varios hermanos,
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res. s. de II NJ. Miguel Angel Pc
IN
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Orden de apprehension contra
los diputcdos de Mexico

TOLCCA. .Ulio EEL licenciado Car
los Saavedra. Procurador General de
Justicla del Estado. turno a. Juez 20.
tie 10 Penal una a~cusacion en- contra
de los ex-diputados a la Legislature
local que sc reunieron en- Tlalnepantla,
por ell delito de sedicton y usurpacton
dc funciones.
Y suenan va algunos nombres de
boca en- boca. cuyos nombres son de
personals 4 q~uienes Sc hacen response
hIes de 10 acaeC!do en- el Pedregal. Ia
les nomb-as son los de Eugen!o san
chez. licenc!ado que fungi6 como OIL
cinl Mayor del Gob!erro del Estado.
: doctor ISnacio Aguado y Nar6n.
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lei tamil proporc!ona elemento
proplo Y lfrico ai gayo t%alento,
y cs quien pone caracter ) timhre,
novedad Y valor a Ia urdimbre.