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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-12

SIX ROOMS. RATH. MODERN BRICK: AL
most new $3.50 Cash. s2seo. No agents
HARRY I. CHEW,
c NAV enhsr AND 'ts sns fs' pask
$S.50o-Jocelyn st. /; brick: Or. and b.: ami:
front and hack yards.
SIC. 85o-Broad Branch road: Sr. and b.; ami.
and double garage
aoo-Jocelyn St; semi-det.: 7r. and b;
$40, 800 Rideewood ave-; 7r. and b.; ami;
SO 5oo-wiscon.in ave; sr. and b.; ami,
and b.: ami: large lot.
$13, 0O0-39th ST.; brick. semt-det.: 7r.. Oh:
ami: front and back yards; garage.
$l4. 2o0-Woodbine ST.: sr.. Oh; AMI: large
lot: front and buck yards; garage
81. 000-Newark St: Or: ami: garage.
ami; l.re. lot: front and back
sle soo-Porter place; Or and b.; amt
S17. o0O-Iivingston st: stone dwelling; Tor. :
.,s ooo s sn:;; anil; deep lot.
front and back yards; room for
garage. =,
sls.soo-Jenifer ST.; Or. Oh; ami: brick ~ !,
VI So1Near Conn ave. and circle; III. 2b.a
SGT 5oo-Maeomb St; stone: 12r. 3d.; ami:
hardwood floors throughout
$50, COCOON. ave.; corner house; brick; 12r
2b: large lot; ami. Garage.
18th ST. HBIGiITs 4 sArL's ADDITION.
$12 000-Buttenut ST., Takomn Park; bunea-
low; Or. and b.; ami; large lat:
garage. -
si2.soo- Webster St; brick; semi-det.; sr. and
b.. ami; front and hack yards;
room for garage
si3.ooo-lsth st, NV; stone; 7r. aud b.
ami; large lot and alley; garage
$l4,tOO-Farragut st. NV; brick. bungalow
type: 5r, 3D.: ami; deem lot; front
and back yards; reon for garage;
$e.Joo-14th st. NV: brick: a.. -, anti
81. soo-MentsEus Il. s..,; sr,es. s.. s,..;
12r, 81; a.m.i.; large -; fs.nt M
hack yards: alley and Sasase
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7l3 18th Street NV.

Nav we show you one of
these homes?
If you are looking for some
thing nice, we have it.
Here are few of many choice
listings.
Woodbridge NE.
Bungalow; 5 rooms; bath: NV; electricity:
large lot: nice home In q nice section; So. 500;
$3.50 cash: $65 month.
Mt. Pleasant NV.
An unusual house; rooms: 3 baths; INV:
electricity: sal; solid OAK naish throughout:
rage.
PetWorth.
Semi-detached; on large lot; g rooms: bath:
NV; electricity; bargain at 1850; &i.00o
Bloomingdale.
condition; $aaao; 1850 cash; balance ar
Eleventh St. NV.
Near Central High School: 9 rooms and tiled
bath: 1000; 81, 200 cash; balance arranged.
Northwest. 80
California ave homes Of excellence: 8
rooms; Q baths: double brick garage: inclosed
breakfast porch; large finished attic $50. 900;
terms arranged. ~
O. B. ZANTZINGER,
063 New York ave. NV. NJ. 59f1.
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HEDGES & MIDDLETON, NC
1884 H Street NV. Phone Main 1923.

Price. SGT. aOO-CLEyEIAND PARK. very
high type OF home, recently completed
by one Of the best builders: hhely con,
structed in every detail and choicest
material used throughout 1t is entire
~ detached, on a large corner lot; con
tains ten rooms sleeping porch, three
baths. and is equipped with the very
latest improvements. There il also
garage. The terms of sale may sur
prise You.
Price. $4,000 - NORTHWEST HOME One
that has just been listed for q quick
sale. 1t contains six rooms and hath.
hot-water heat, electric lights and hae
large back yard to 4 paved alley. and
there is plenty Of room for . garage.
Possession and terms.
Price. $12. 5OO-NEAR 18th & GIRARD sTH.
An exceptionally good offering In Q
three-story house Containing 10 rooms
and 2 baths. II contains hot-water
heat. attractive lighting fixtures and
the second and third floors are nov
fitted up individual apartments. Pcs
session given by owner.
Price, 50. 200 = NEAR 18th AND COLUMBIA
RID. This location is ideal for home
purposes, being convenient to plenty Of
stores aud two lines. The house
is big value for the price asked and
has nine large rooms and bath. with y
sood-sized back yard to q paved alley
Reasonable terms of sale can be ar
ranged.
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IN SECTION OF MT. PLEASANT SUR
rounded by hish-class homes; half block 18th
st. car line; colonial home Of large rooms
and baths; AMI; hardwood floors through
cut; southern exposure; lot 22x142 II. deep to
paved alley. Address OWNER. Box 196-K,
Star Office,
Do YOU Want 4 Rural H0NE WITHIN
a square Of 18th and Columbia road? Ali city
conveniences: 5000 So #. Of ground and q
heat; one with city and suburban advantages
quiet yet accessible to cars. stores. schools,
etc. Price, only 1900. Telephone Main
1928. NIL. nURkETT.
ATTRACTIVE HOME IN NASSACHUSETTS
Ave HeiShts-S rooms. 2 baths; sleeping porch;
garage; stueco and brick, areproof construc-
tioa; frepiaces: h.-w.h.; coal supply for win
ter. $1,000. Call Cleveland 1915. 26O4 seth
st. NV. 13s
ONE AND ONE-HAI4F BIOCkS FROM
steam and electric cars; in HyattsviIle; fine
location; z rooms: modern house; new heating
plant; lot 5Oxl0O. 1880. Address BOX 255-K,
Star Office. 1As
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Price, $ls.75o-cHHvY cHAs7. ND. Con-
veaient to the Chevy Chase Club and \
home well suited for small family:
This house is new, entirely detached.
on a lot 75x110 IT., and is thoroughly
modern and up-te-date. It also has q
buiit-in garage, and a very small cash
payment will purchase II.
Price, q, 5O0-NEAR 14th AND PARK RID.
THIS home, located west Of 14th ST..
very near Park I'd, Is one that will
certainly meet with your approval. 1t
is colonial style, tapestry brick: con-
tains six rooms and bath. hot-water
heat, electric lights. hardwood doors
and sleeping porch. Possession and
easy terms.
Price, $12. 500 - WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
Situated not far from Columbia I'd. aud
Wyoming ave. The home that We be-
lieve to be absolutely beyond compari-
son for the price today. Three-story
brick, having eleven rooms tseven bed
rcomsl. two complete baths, hot-water
heat, electric lights and in perfect con-
dition from top to bottom. Now vacant
and room for double garage.
Price. 81. 0OC-A RARE OPPORTUNITY.
detached house In an exceptional loca-
ton, Just of 18th st. extended. This
little home is situated on q lot 12S It.
deep. and Contains 8 rooms and bath;
hot-water heat and electric lights. An
early inspection OF this will be to your
interest.
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Phones Main S4l6-s417
CHEVY CHASE d {

CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
Direct from owner; nearly new; detached; 7
rms. bath; h-w.h.. cleo. lights. open fireplace.
81, 500. 81. 80 cash. Large reduction for cash
above trust. Vacant. Columbia 1850.
On THE HEIGHTS. ONE SQTAKE FROM
18th st-Practieally new house; six rooms and
bath. reception hall and pantry; nice s.eepipg
porch porch facing south; insi'ssd in glass and
20 by 16 IT,; fruit and flowers plenty room
for garage; early possession. Tel Col 1856 .
SIN ROOMS AND hath. BAY-WINDOW
brick house; large hack yard and concrete
cellar; in good white neighborhood. Can be
seen Sunday bet and II. and ). rs 4th
st. Sc.
NEATLY NEW 7-KOON MODEHN HOUSE, ;
best section nv; 18th st. car line: owner will
give Immediate possession; a positive bargain,
Phone Columbia 3052-W
MODERN S-kOOM AND BATH HOUSE; DOU-
bic rear porches and glassed-in front porch
southern exposure; good lot to paved alley
best section Park View; only 81, 500 Address
Box 1Y7k. Star office.
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Artistically and Completely
Eurn.elol

Artistically and Completely
Furnished
Georgetown home having IA rooms and . Ia this :
hot-water heat; wired for electricity; cellar;
attic; garden of 100 dwarf fruit trees; many
kinds Of flowers and shrubs: Potomac view
Unusual opportunity for home or investment.
Price, only $13. 500; terms; possession.
PRAIHER & ROBINSON.
515-5l6 Bond bldg.
18th and n. Y. avenue
FOR SALE-In Woodley Park
by owner; large home with two
baths and sleeping porches;
modern improvements; reason
able price to quick purchaser.
Address Box 262-K, Star Office.
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McKEEVER 4 GOSS,

McKEEVER 4 GOSS,
14o5 Eye Street ---., ....u-, Main A52
Ii.
AND SUNDAY UNTIL 8 Pm
,.o, EYE STREET ~
DOWNTOWN NV. SUBURBAN.
liornht bungao Of I've and
hath
~
1905 Eye ST. 'AA" - ~ Main 14th ST. HIGHLANDS.
Beautiful hnef qu
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS situated on large lot good ssaSn;
home nc eel iontan earp h
front al fireplace n
a
McKEEVER & GOSS,
1405 Eye Street. Main A5Z
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APARTMENTS TO LET.


ie2a 18th 81. N.W.-sEC0ND FLOOR. CON
sisting Of large rooms and bath. 12s
GET OUT OF ORAMPED QUARTERS.
with your friends; in your own detached homes.
Come and Investigate. Proposition managed BY
exDss'snS Kiss sG sinK i5ss,sse W,saArn
Ono. hes.: ,si , .@: 8: .sa tSs:se Pm daily
$500 l4th ST. ROOMS. INoLOsED sLEEP-
ing porch and bath. fTrniahed; immediats POS ss
session: per month. sils. II. L. RUST. sl2
TWO LADIES 10 SHARE SMALL HOUSE
keeping apartment. Apply 1912 Chaplin St,
BROOM AND BATH Ink: APARTMENT.
Cali Clev. 2oO. l2'
RDAUTTFuL COMMUNICATING ROOMS
for Ink. well furnished; heat. electricity, gas
HYatts. 3l5.M. Bo1 ISL. MI. Rainier. Md. 1a'
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-5 ROOMS, SECOND
hoor front; handsomely furnished; silver: linen,
china. glassware. piano and tictrola. Posses
Star Office. 12'
THREE UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE ROOMS,
completely furnished for Ink. in owners
home on Maryland ave. ne. gas; electricity:
p posses.ion; no children. Addres; Box AK.
Star Office.
ATTRACTIVELY FURNISHED 7-KOOM AFT,
three bedrooms and servants room. 10th st.
and Columbia road. 500. Phone North
1915. 12'
1904 18th sT.-DAINTY BACHELOR APAKT-
ments: one and two rooms and private ba this;
attractive meals served in connection. 16s
1927 PARK ROAD-ENTTRE Srd FLOOR; s
rooms. kitchenette. bath: h.-w.h.; electricity;
phone. 18s
ON WYOMING AVE. AT 10th ST. AN AT
tractisely furnished apt. Of rooms and 2
baths; exclusive neighborhood.
Ii. l.. LEWIS,
1920 st.
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& LUCHS,
Main 2345.
NORTHWEST.
$475O. $500 Cash.
Semi-detnched brick house Of g rooms AMI
tath; in good condition, and very conveniently
and conf ,rtably located.
SOUTH OF CHEVY CHASE.
$1,000. Easy Terms.
beautifully located. thoroughly modern g.
room house. adjoining Chevy Chase Heights:
on the highest point in the District; opposite
the reservoir. THE HOUSE Is NOW VA
CANT. and it is Il real ra'pe.
MARYLAND AVE. NE.
$500.
heat. gas: newly papered and painted ins de:
S5W RENTS FOR $l2J PER MONTH. Th,s
makes splendid iuy either for investment
occupancy.
ALTA VISTA. MD.
$1,000.
This extraordinary offer remains open only
until Wednesday. nec. IL. You can get full
details today by phoning Columbia 75a6-W.
Modern 1-room and bath house. with electricity
Of improved land. with gardens and chicken
houses Location near car line.
& LUCHS,
Main 2345.
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OWNER leaving CITY

SIX-KOOM 2-sTOHY HOUSE; Also BROOM
bungalow; built thia year; electricity; coal In
cellars; large gardens and chicken yards; Is
minutes by auto; ~ minutes by Arlington
cara; terms. Inquire at store, Hunter station.
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400 BLOCK WEBSTER ST. NV.
"a, s5O-six rooms, bath; h.-w. h., electricity.
garage. beamed ceiling. dining room, sleeping
porch; .perfect condition; possession: e1cep-
1870 Rf4ocK fAIRAONT ST, NV.
Ten dsljghtful reAiis. 2 baths; k.-w.h., cleo
tricity; perfect ceaditina; pa.seasion- $f2' 800;
'''~'' PAUL MAGOFFIN,
G7 woodward bldg. Phone laiA e166.
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MAR ACCOMPLISHMENTS room and board,
two gentlemen employed married couple;
priSatesfamily. Line. 3O56-J.
NEIE CAPITOII-For two or three persons. in
private family: hot-water heat: electricity;
teiephoae; good home table. Phone Line aloa
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Be Sure to See Our
SUNSHINE HOMES
Lots, IS to 30 feet front; real
open fireplaces; every modern
convenience. for less than houses
in a row.
Four designs si4 and eight rooms.
On Arkansas Ave. at 18th be-
tween Emerson and Farragut.
Saul's Addition.
On 18th at Michigan Ave-,
Brookland; 40 acres in this de-
velopment.
Finished snd Unnnished-open o to g.
MIDDAUGH & SHANNON.
Inc, Owner. -.
since 1ase
Woodward Bldg, 18th and H:
'.No place like home; no home like suIs"
$3.50 cAsH-IARaa Conner HoUSn; NINE
rooms. cleaning pefeh. 1Ies lEeRt snd aide
Anish, metal weathsf:StSippsa, large attic sad
eeRslt cellaf; het-vpter heat, ertcA; TIA a.;
psyneats. 80; includes Ill iatssssk Col.
oSSa. S6l Aittsahouss st.
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FOR sAIE-HoUeES.

S, 75O-s5oO CASH; 8 ROOMS. BATH: H.-w.
h.; colonial style; newly decorated; possession
$4,75o~;5oo cash; tvo.f.mily nat: 4 rooms
and bath each; newly decorated; rented for
Let Us arrange cash payment for you.
HOME REALTY CO.,
4o8 sth st. ne. Lnc. 6l10
STORE AND ROOMS. Mt. PLEASANT
section: suitable tor any business; nov Va
owner. Address Box ls2.K, Star once. -
FOR C0LOKKb
Five rooms: 10th St ne; $3.50 cash, bal
anes easy terms; or gov can buy on monthly
". L. BLUMER. 7s4 18th st. NV.
lea EUCLID BT.-NODEKN 2-STOkY AND
attic, broom house; owner on premises 10 to
Sunday. Price. $12.5oo; suitable terms.
OPEN TODAY lsUNDAY1 FROM I TO 8
pm ntEhts cno. Parties seeking an eight
room modern brick dwelling. with wide lot.
front and back porches, glass Enclosed sleep
ing porch. hardwood floors. garage, paved
tiai sections; should not miss this opportunity.
No 1925 Tilden s., Just east of Connecticut
ave Price. $l3,500.
compares very favorably with houses being
sold today for more than $4,000. in less de-
OWNER
Columbia 6131.
l OFFER FOR IMMEDIATE ACCEpTANCE A
new home in Chevy Chase. ID. G.. fully fur
nished; everything complete; take OF your
electric lights; lot so1ss IT; garage.
You must act quickly or you will lose tho
SSppscfs9nity to possess a real home; only one
-GaM MR.. REED. Main 5072.
1905 Observation-Disclosures BRICK; 10
rooms, baths; all modern Improvements and
garage; Reasonable cash and monthly payments
premises I n M tn n m .
NEAR GRANT CIRCLE.
practlcaliy good Ms new; rooms. tile bath
h-w.h.; electric lights; glassed-in sleeping
porch: hardwood docrs: deep yard to paved al
ley ms property can be bought for q great
deal less than the new homes In that section
as owner is anxious to sell
aicI-ACHLES RANKING CORP'N,
Real Estate Dept. 10th and C.
Maln 80. Evenings. North 1028.J.
CHEVY CHASE.
Owner Is leaving for California and wishes
to sell his beautiful hollow tile home. located
In one Of the best sections this side OF the
Circle; rooms Is bedrooms), 4 tile aths;
sleeping porch; glassed-in; large breakfast
porch; hardwood floors: h.-w.h. electric lights;
3-caf garage. This property can be bought nj
bargain; terms will be arranged; immediate
MsLAcHLEN BANKING coRP.N.
Real Estate Dept, 10th and G.
Main AZ. Evening". North 1921.
WILLIAM e. FoWLHR 4 CO.,
Phones Main s4l6-S4l7
A CORNER BRICK HOUSE AT 81, $50. in
columbia Heights; this house has 8 rooms and
bath, an excellent furnace and other con-
yeniences. MUST BE SOLD IMMEDIATELY
Monthly payment. only $3.50.
THIS BUNGALOW IN CHEVY CHASE. D
&C, is brand-new. strictly modern. with 5
rooms and bath, INV. h., electric lights. real
open fireplaces in living room, porches on high
elevation; lot 501152. 1900 cash and low
monthly payments Price nominal
WILLIAM f. FOWLER s. CO.,
$40 18th st. NV.
phones Main
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HEDGES & MIDDLETON, INC,
1884 Street NV Phone Main 1923.
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| SIX ROOMS RATH MODERN BRICK; AL
| most new. $500. Cash. $500. No agents
Address BOX 3a-K. Star ONCE. lee
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-15

coin, lot .. block I. Gillespie = How
ards sunnyside addition 81.
Charles #. johnson 10 r, r. Horns
parts Of lots and Z. block Z. shirk's
addition. 81.
David Lennix u Nob<rt ]. BOON,
part Of lot Q, block .. oiliespie's second
addition. u.
Rehecca Hite 10 c. @. Eiiiott, parts Of
six lots, block %. Gilman, ~.
W. r.. Master to w. n. Atkinson, l0tn
!, 2 and Q. block Q, Clemens. $4,000.
Grace q, Hall, FL Paso county, Colo
rndo, to Deava O .Koteck. lot 10, block
!. CummingS addition, $1,000.
A. L. Galientins TO E.stle Spinks. part
OF two lots in Melbourne. ~.
George w. Blershorn to Elmer r,
Biersborn. fifty acres In Liscomb town
ship, 81.
Carrie Ruopp TO Hsstcr A. Fathers,
land In this city. 81.
Kester Fisher TO Henry W. Miller, OF
winneshielS county. ten acres In Iowa
township. $4,000.
I. l., Nerley to A. II. Rice. land in
this city, 81.
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Real Estate Transfers,

W, W. Wheelock, Of Guthrie county,
to Robert and Lizzie Stevens, lot 154.
Melross Park. 5000
Laura A. Weber to John @, Weber,
part of lot z, block 2, Lawrence's ad-
diien, 81:
A. 4. Cock to J. B. Kopel and Mt. q
Roskosf, three lots in Westlake's fourth
addition, 81:
A. p. Brat to W: g. Strickler, lot Q,
Palace Court addition, 81.
3. J. Bstal to Daniel Estal, six lots
in block 6, Green Mountain, $4,000.
G. Y, Hauser to Andrew s, and BeF-
tina W. Graham, Of Powashiek county
lot 3 and part Of lot 3, block 4, Giles
pies SECOND addition, s10.eeO.
Gertrude Pearson to Otto Radioh
part Of lot Il, block 8, Rica's drst add
tisn, H.
Lille B. Bates to George Petersen
lot S, tlSsk !, Aaeirs addition, 5000.
Aria Buck to John A. Hktntz, lot .
| block 3, Delano Park addition, 81.
George O. Reynolds to George p. Lin
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Women Making DUN
Gowns Create Big
Demand For Materials

II the great demand for dress goods
by the yard Is any indication. It would
seem that Marshailtowni women are at
tempting in one way to fght the high
cost of living by returning to the art
Of home dressmakins. L,cal merchants
agree that they have rever sold so
much yard goods as recently and that
silk has become so popular that It IL
almost impossible to supply the de-
mand. In spite of the cry for lower
prices the merchants say that the wom-
en- pay little attention to the fact that
the price OF silk is from so to 100 per
cent higher than it was less than six
months ago. Perhaps this is due to the
well known fact that one can made a
dress or have really good seamstress
make one cheaper thnn the same kind
of dress can be bought ready made,
therefore better and higher priced ma
terials can be put into the froc6.
Just how much highe. the prize o.
silk will go Is d puzzle" said one re-
taller who had just received ship
,nent of silk. which he said he had
been selling at's3 and 81 yard. but
that would now have t. be priced at
$3.50 and $3.50 yard.
A salesman in another utore said that
silks at Sc and s. yard were selling
much faster than the lower-priced
grades. He explained that women look
at the highest priced ready-to-wear
dresses, then so to the piece goods de-
partuent and buy tho same materials
and have q similar dress made at home.
II they are artists with the needle
they can themselves get up the same
dress for about half the price of the
readv-msde garment, while for two
thirds or more Of that price they can
have II made b. a seamstress.
Much of the silk or other yard goods
materials are being bought that milady
may remodel some good suit or dress
which is not quite up TO the minute In
style. Many women are buying new
material to combine with dresses or
suits that they. have had in the house
for a few years. There is economy In
doing this and s1nsrtnenS as we'll. for
some Of the newest garments are fash
Toned of a combination OF materials.
II this unprecedented orgy of buying
piece goods. especially siiI, continues. 1t
seems probable that every household
will have as a regular member a Bet
ty" dressmakers form.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-15
THOMAS CHARGES ASSAULT.
llleaes He Was Attacked by r. w
Powell, on Jan. 8.


A charge Of assault and battery
was filed Wednesday IN municipal
court by o. e. Thomas, business agent
Of the carpenters union. against r.
w. Powell, alleging that Powell struck
him on Jan. s, when he visited the
warehouse Of Ketchum u Co., where
Powell Is employed. The alleged at
tack took place during the strike OF
carpenters and Thomas, 1t is said, had
gone to the Ketchum building to see
what building workmen were working
there, Powell. It Is said, denied him
admittance, insisting that he secure
an order from the officea, Thomas
attempted to enter, 1t Is said, and was
struck ind knocked down by Powell
Powell was arraigned Wednesday
afternoon in municipal court and ask
ed for hearing before a jury, He
was released on bond Of 500 and the
trial was set for Feb. s. It Is probable
the case will be the first to be heard
by jury In the new court,
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ae...a amallesA VleIln.

Perfect In every detail and % smaf'
Il viii lie within space covered BY
two half crowns iaid side by side, Lon
don Aow esAsea Os hA~iAg che small
ssl vseain n ne world Il was made
BY the we'll known volinist p. Van
derrneuisn. and II exduisitsly con-
structed 40 to scale The exact msa-
suYsments are, vislia body. I Ills
inches; violin. over all. ~ inches;
bow, 4 9-ls inches.
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~ ~ nsasAA wAss / aa1s -
march. TIA 4 weuid have hseyysl
anyone 20 esmposs 'MarUhinS Thru
osorgiA' wssid fsvs nAscAs1 AfcsnA
the state" u . s>AtaAsae crsAttsA -
General BhssmAA rhs 0snssua wss
staying at a Washington hotel when
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-15

The Italian premier estimates that
from 100000 to 100000 Italians,
out Of total population OF $4,000 600.
are being supported, as far as the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-15

principal necessities ef NE ars con-
osrns1. ~ Imports At Ssol. larGsa,
from the United 6tAteA
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-15

The Mexican government II piannins
10 make q complete survey OF all avail
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-08-07
RADICAL, WANTED
BY MANY NATIONS,
HELD AT CHICAGO
Evidence Obtained That Man
IS Head of Red Under
= ground" System.

Chicago, Aug. 6.--Alexander
Jaunusksa, said to be an internation-
al anarchist sought by the allied gov
ernments for five years, was arrested
yesterday and with him was taken
documentary evidece, said by the po-
lice to show he was the head of an
underground" system of commune
cation between radicals in this coun-
try and abroad. Questioning of
Jaunusiksa revealed he had used the
name Of John Alexander.
Terming the arrest "the most i'm
portant since the war;" officials
said Jaunuiksa appeared to be the
head of radicals in America; that he
had joined the German radical
socialists at the age of 18 and fled
from England to escape conscrip-
ton and that he was wanted for
evading the draft in the United States
He was born in Russia 26 years ago.
He was the editor of Der Klas-
senkamps" (Class Struggles,) said to
be radical paper which advocated
destruction of all government.
With Jaunuiksa, his secretary,
Carl Brockmiller, and Carles Plahan,
alleged I. w. w. organizer, were
arrested.
Jaunuiksa, according to the police,
was the inventor of code used by
10000 radicals in this country and
abroad.