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Real Estate.
LANH.AM & HILL.
l4oo II STREET MAIN 3sS.
CHEVY CHASE-$16.OOO.
. New detached house. containing rooms and
. baths: h.-w.h.; electric light.
Lot 90 feet front.
QUINCY ST.-Nr. l4th NV.
Two story brick. semi-detaclled. containing 8
rooms and bath; h..w.h.: electric lights;
car brick garage. 5000 cash, balance can be
arranged with present owner.
Mt. PLEASANT-NEAR 18th
ST. NV.
Price, $7,75O.
Thee.story BRICK. rooms, reception hall
and bath; newly dsfSEstsa; sSGaSf easy terms
NEAR 10th ST. NORTH OF
PARK ROAD.
$10,25O.
Two.stosy brick colonial front, 9 rooms and
bath; h..w:h.; electric light; open fireplace in
living f0'"' TERMS.
BLOOMINGDALE-S5,5OO.
Brick, 9 rooms and bath; beautiful little
N,5OO CASH required.
Real Estate.
LANHAM & HILL.
Insurance.
14OO STREET. MAIN S66.
Bargains in Few Words
6AUL'S ADDITION.
Eeven-room modern home with garage; price
Just reduced to so, 500.
TAKOMA.
Neat modern bungalow Of six rooms and
garage. Owner leaving offers st low price
Of $6,950.
BROOKLAND.
Near Catholic University; . rooms and at
tie, modern heat, cleo, garage, good lot,
easy terms; q bargain at $500.
HYATTSTILLE.
Q rooms ali modern improvements. new.
large lot, garage; owner will take $500 down,
balance like rent.
PETTY & PETTY,
Realtors.
1923 New York Ave. Main Jl2I.
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22A, 10th Street NV.

3242 10Th Street NV.
Unusually veil arranged sroom and 2bath
home in washington Heights: hot-water heat:
electric lirhts; hardwood floors; magnificent
iishtins fixtures; open freplsce; built-in
clothes receptacles: built-in garage. Excel
lcntiy planned and splendidly constructed.
Open for Inspection daily from to pm.
For price and terms see salesman on premises
HOW TO RE YOUR OWN LANDLORD IN
Chevy chase, 9lO0 cash and So monthly.
ALLAN w. GIBSON,
90 Colorado bldg. 29'
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FOE sAIE-H0UsEs

SHANNON
7I3 I4th st. NV.
Mt. PLEASANT.
$I4,5oo.
tifnl tspestry brick house, with 25.foot front;
10 large. we'll arranged rooms and ba tbs;
hot.water heat electricity; beau,iiul i.i1. hsra
and screened.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
$I6,5oo.
Heights; 20 feet wids; 8 focms and baths;
large porches; deep yard to sllsy With garage.
IT,. sn indiviauai ssuss aEt':tis .sa rs, com an'v
new house in this section that rsn be bought
st this price: immediate possession and terms
II desired.
CLEVELAND PARK.
$4,000.
DETACHED frame house Of 10 rooms and bath
tricity: hardwood doors and trim: front, break
fast and sleeping porches: suitable terms eau
be arranged and possession viii be given.
Mt. PLEASANT.
SlI,SOO.
A bargain on one Of the best streets IN
rooms and bath with colonial front porch
snd double rear porches; modern In every
respect. including metal Yeather-strtps; garage,
Convenient terms will be made.
NORTHWEST.
$I3.5oo.
Desirable house in good .neighberhood and
convenient to downtown section; 10 room. and
hath, with lfot-Wxter heat and electricity;
newly papered ard painted and new fixtures:
now vacant. Convenient terms.
BROOkLAND.
$500.
Detached home. near Catholic University;
. rooms and hath; spacious porch; hof-wster
heat; large lot, sRosding space for ssrsge and
garden: suitable terms.
SHANNON
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BRCOKLAND.
z1:3 18th St. NV.
YOU'LL BE PROUD

YOU'LL BE PROOD
of Home i'll Armsleigh.
Park-one OF those cozy
Cottages or convenient Bun
galows-wholly detached
perfect in their appoint
ments; delightfully."- located;
and superiority built. You
haven't looked at any Homes
like them; nor seen any that
have impressed you as these
will. Can be conveniently
bought, too. Only
$1,000 CASH REQUIRED
balance i'll nj 0d crate
monthly payments.
Inspect them critically
our Mr.. Hamilton is at the
Park Office-44I5 Soth St.
every day and evening
Cleveland 1890.
Take Wisconsin ave. cars
marked Friendship Heights,
Somerset, Rockville, to VIM
dom ST., just beyond Cleve-
land Park: or Chevy Chase
cars to Albemarle ST.. first
stop north of Bureau OF
Standards.
HARRY A. KITE,
Owner and Builder.
1s1.k St. Ph. NJ. 4846.
,.,s 81 SE1R IRyING-DE ACHEp 3
sfory and attic 15-rooIi brick, . bedrooms.
With aUundart sunlight; beautiful front and
side yards; front back and sleeping poeehee
kitchens. baths; open nrepaees; ssem iysr nsa.
laundry. Inquire Of owner on premises, S!lA
18th It. ~
18th ST. HEIGHTS.
Close 10 beautiful Colorado are; cheerful
rooms; recently deeoratsd; N perfect perfect eSrdi TaS,
sorcAss ss.y deep 70. ..eson e ~iss s:I.s a.
9: :aa:e ; Ds,s; xss,ss. e.: e. ssy s;ss Once
Ills Ex1s Efn g; sss NV.
n At NV. near 6th-s.stocy. s-room and
bath brick dwellings. Only $4,000 each, Easy
:t. ne. near 7th--2-ster, and bsssmen,
brick dwe.iine; o rooms and bath; in excellent
condition. Only 1850.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTs-wEsT OF 14th st.
deep yard to wide alley; owner leaving city
':. u.,, s-,s Sa Il: IsahAxS S s,'s ssi; st. NV.
HOUSE FOR sALE.G Rooms AND BATH
..m.i DAISY $. HAYcRAFT' 81 Quincy u. st
Opposite Govt Printing Office
Good for business.
. rooms !. and "a BATH yard to alley, Big
bargain - 'GYi1ETrY PETTY PETTY,
I%a New York Ave. AIsia 5l.I,
OWNER VIII MAKE BIG REDUCTION IN
aodsre eottass; . e.ad{ rent !. I'd peFs%h:: %
,.s: s !: nsss.: ss l. :.' M
81: ::u In s..e es: s:,:i:ss ss::G Ill.,
NEAR /. +. AVE. AND PED sT NT-
.::a s ais;' IL Ai s..s s.e
i,sss a. '; dss:'.es s,sS
'''' LOUIS p. sHoEMAKER.
f407 n. Y. ave. NV. Main ll86.
FOE NICE COLORED FANILY; I0-R0OM
a dYst 6oor, rooms and bath on second
iaree; lot 26 fset wide BY 100 feet to
i:y FTf:o oJis sS ~ =. sTSsSsksR. %ss;ssis; si:R'
1907 \, 7. ave: n:w Main li86.
NEAR sAUL's ADDITION ROOMS: SEMI
detached; anil; 2 garages: lot 4sxl5O; bar
gain. OWNER. Oei. I'LL. y.-
OWNER. LEAVING CRY. CUT PRICE ,.s 3I
home With garage to $500, for quick sale
attrsctiyely decorated. 1912 5th st. NV.
wO.F1NTLY APT, 5 ROOMS AND BATH
each apt; 1900 block. North Capitol st. spac
for two ssrages. $3.50 net. Apply TRCs
TEE. 1914 North Capitol.
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North Chevy Chase.

A decided bargain In q detached home;
rooms and bath; 9 bedrooms and extra lava.
tory On first floor. Large lot containing one,
half acre. Abundance Of fruit, berries and
shrubbery. Modern improvements throughout.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

UUW UALHSN-AO0ylA00gs
Woodbridge. D. C-SEvEN-R00M HOUSE.
ance. $50. Mr.. RUNDY. :el9 MIilS sys:-e-
HYATTSvILLE-FIvE-R BUNGALOW,
with all modern improvements; nearly new;
lot 50xfs0; on car line. Price, $500. Terms.
Phone Hyatts. oS3-J. .Ss
FOR 81 .S75-A BEAUTIFUL NEW BCNGA-
low. three rooms. pantry. closet and large
perch and lot. in Virginia hiGh-ciass residential
suburb. IS minutes ride from city on car line |;
city improvements: 800 cash. balance &25
month. GEO. GROVES. 92l 18th St NV,
room zoo. Main as12.
SNAP THIS UY.
Five-Yoona bungalow In North Dfa6doet. Ye..
squares from car line. on WashtnRtou ave.
One Of the prsttiest and best arranged homes
in this section. Large rooms and porch: ned
err inprsse@snts &C Cesersts :t.ssts snd =, - ~
This bungalow viii be completed 10 Q few
days. Representative at house sl day.
II. B. TRIDBY,
1000 Oayfdaon kldI
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Mt. Pleasant.
PRICE S1l.5OO.

Desirably located, overlooking the park.
Strictly modern aad up-to-date home. Has
rooms reception hall end bath; elec. lights;
h.w.h.; hardwood Goors; screens awnings and
metal weather-strips. Garage.
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Tel. Main 434o 1906 H, St. NV.
CHEVY CHASE, D.. C-$osoo. SAULS ADDITION-$Io25o
Only 81 800 required tho mossa
In
six weIp
heat electric lights hrplae nsk nors; sS strictly modern
- .- - o ears. rms;
Jon THE HE1GHTS-Soaoo c ip@:ai.s ggssr..a;
An unusual bargain IN most
III popular s s si as.s 1s s: &c: s. ssn' sss' s; rs;
hPets Sn s. baths hot water heat; asses,
I s"s s double a "s ssrse :ts' ns ]
and I II 4 knew eknovv dsppai
EYE ST. HARVARD TERRACE.
WEST OF I7t-SIo5oo bull. T s o %.snstos % sr pamns
domestic
tsinry appeal 70 any Wishing disfuiy
ten suing emsch;y Fymodern
tin
ing Convenient
BOSS & PHELPS
THE HOME OF HOMES
Tel Main 1870 1906 H St. NV
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Near Dupont Circle.

A Substantially built homo With 8 rooms and
2 baths; very economical heating plant; elee
lights. Now vacant. In exeellsnt conoition
Possession With title.
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Chevy Chase.
PRICE. S1tk04.

A real good IT,. ed home. having
9 well arranged rooms and hath; large front
modern improvements. Lot 5oxl20. Con-
venient terms.
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HEDGES g. MIDDLETON, INC. %h
ESTATE BOARD. .
1874 Street NV. Phone Main 1928
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STEAMSHIPS
CLARK'S 18th ORIENT CRUISl

Feb. II. by superb SIS. Empress OF France, Is. IS
Gross too.. Is days IN Egypt ard pa!es fine
Grides. Drives. fees. II days Paris and Ler
don. $40. Frank 9. Clark Times EldS.. y. :
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Columbia Heights.

Attractive corner home within one square
Of the 18th st. car line. Now vacant. There
are rooms and bath; fine heating plant;
elec. lights and other up-to-date improve
ments. yeSy liberal terms.
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FOR COLoRED-3 6-room bricks,
near Bloom ingdale only $4,000 each;
terms. Two 8-room bricks. nr. 3rd and
., $2,OO0 bach. terms. Two 3-story
bricks, mr. 18th and Benning I'd. ne:
bargain: only $50 cash payment each;
and many others.
n. f. RYON CO., INC.
Successors to New York Realty Brokers.
Main <boT. lab + st.
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POLICE RECOVER PEcANs.

MOBILE. Ala, November ss.-The
poliee here have recovered 1000
pounds of pecans, valued ~ $1,000.
that were stolen from the warehousc
Of an orchardist in the southern end
CT the county. and which were in
tended for shipment for the Chicago
market
connection with theft. among. thDm
four s.crekeepers charged with re-
ceivins or buying stolen property.
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= McKEEVER & GOSS,
1905 Eye St. Main 4752
NORTH COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
Just off 10th New homes recognized the best buys in
1.-THE city today and BATH hardwood floors upstairs and
down latest plumbing fixtures choice electric fixtures; electric
candles fireplace and dining howater heat Price,
|SIo2so.
SHEPHERD ST CHEVY CHASE MD.
Near
doors
wi
KENNEDY ST.
14h Very attractive home OF two stoes tour large
ranged sleeping poc all modern improvements butn refrg
orator ; double garage on lot 4oxI58 555-2
CLEVELAND PARK DOWNTOWN NV.
beautiful
atrd"
hardwood condition
a choice sa isgshous a''i; Fi; Ssoo ss ss
McKEEVER & GOSS,
1905 Eye St m .-ox MA, ssr.7r no.nn Nam H5@'
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PETWORTH-8.as,

PETWORTH-$,a5o.
in this fast growing sad delightful
hs fn: na:'s on os:s Of ses
Chased d terms ' far 'is; ie:. 'th thap p rent ent
House has sleeping porch and il modern
SPLENDID NORTHEAST
SECTION-$,ooo.
Mn.Iern home. In excellent condition
Ideally located; rooms BATH: h.-w;h.,
coioaisi front porch and double rear
porchss: concrete celtsr. launtlry tubs
servants toilet, etc. Don't miss thi.
opportunity to secure corner house with
easy terms.
i, BROOkLAND-$5,6oo
Owner must sell and has greatly re.
d6ced thfs property; house contafns
rooms. bath l6 bedrooms). on lot 50x.oo
garage in rear; excellent condition; hsi
fruit trees, shrubbefy, etc. Easy terms
LONGFELLOW ST.
NEAR oth-$8,2so.
Brand.new. colonial br.ck residenes
containing room. tiled bath. viii
liable 10 kitchen and many other attrsc
tive features. Strictly modern through
ont. Large lot. sffording ample space
for garage. Terms. 81 600 cash and bal
ance on easy monthly payments.
. p II | l. L p >
TON REAL ESTATE BOARD
1909 New York Ave.
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PetWorth.

Bungalow type. completely detached; in .
convenient location; 6 large rooms, reception
han and bath; hardwood finish; parquet floors:
brick fireplace; h.-w.h., elec. lights. Terms
and possession.
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Columbia Heights.

Well located on Isti, e. Substantially. built
dwelling having II rooms, baths; splendid
steam-heating plant; slec. lt9hts. ~ good
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Georgetown.
PRICE n. .1W.

Now vacant An attractiveiy located George
town home Has 10 rooms, bath. elee. hghts
dition Immediate possession and convenient
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Mr., sith ASpF y f.: 1-ruoIa. brick: :
god hot t. an alley: monthly tenant: !:
reauced t. 5000: only SJuO cash pay
ment.
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Chevy Chase.
PRICE, Sls,5O.

A very fine detached home (bunsalew stsiel !.
situated Just q little south OF the circle, mas
o rooms. baths, with all modern improve e.
ments; large lot, 86x127. with garage for two
cars, Terms can Be arranged.
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Columbia Heights.

Well located, near i3th and Euclid. Attrac-
tive home with Q rooms, 9 baths; eIsc. lights.
h-wh Owner-occupant will give immediate
possession and make reasonable terms.
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EYE ST. .
WEST OF 17tll-SIo,5oo.

4 location where properties are en-
hancing In value and q home that should
particularly sppeai 10 any wishing
TO be close to the many government de
purtmeuts nearby. There are ten rooms
two baths; electric lights and economical
Eestins plant. Convenient terms cun be
prrsnseI.
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HEDGES & MIDDLETON, INC.
KEALTORS,
Phone Main 1923.

Near 10th and Webster SITS.
REDUCED TO $14,5OO.
rive Ah see,ion ssasn Has T reoms. basss .neiosed
breakfast and sleeping porches; h.-w.h.. elec.
lights. Screened and weather-stripped through.
out Garage. Immediate possession and ac-
commodating terms.
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Mr. ith AND II Ne: 6-toom. brick;
s,,I 10: 10 alley: garage space: pr.cc-
15U; SyUf c. sii, balance easy.
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14th St. Extended.

Well located. colonial type home; has
rooms and baths on two floors; h.-w:h., elec
LIGHTS: all modern improvements. Brick sarag'
for two cars. No.y vacant. Terms.
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NEAR THE WALTER REED
HOSPITAL.-So.Sso
LONGFELLOW ST.

WILLIAM S. P H LIPS.
Phone Main %. 1909 New fork Av
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ie,b ST. NEAR IRvING-DETACHEn 3
story and attic 15-rooni brick. bedrooms:
With abundant sunlight; beautiful front and
.,ds v.rds: front. back and sleeping pofches
(. Kitchens, baths; open freplaces; steam heat.
instantaneous hot water heater; finished cellar
laundry. Inquire Of owner on premises, S!lA
ASk
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COLUMBIA HEIGHTS

|COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
$Io,5o =.
Convenient to three car lines: Blnn-
don-buiit house Of rooms Is bedfoen,s, ;
h.-U.h.. elec. lights and two-caf garage
This Is positively the best buy offered In
occupied by the owner and immediste
possession will be given. Attractive
terms.
NEAR THE WALTER REED
HOSPITAL-So,8so.
thoroughly modern bungalow In th:-
beautiful r~sidentisl section; large lot
h.-w.h., elec lights; ample garage space.
May b.. purchased terms, Sl,pOO caalI
and SIS per month.
IDEAL NORTHEAST ;,
LOCATION-SII,5oo.
Well constructed residence OF 10 rooms.
tion; 8 bedrooms. !. baths; h.-v.h.. elec.
lights The present owner rents out
several rooms and the returns carry the
monthly payments; ,,n An s..slisn. sn. ,iS, SSs
Easy terms.
TAkOMA PARk-$7,oo 900.
Dandy eorne: home; q rooms. bath i:
! eiec. lights. h.-w.h. in very good conti-
tion. 1t is vacant and ilnmedia te
possession may be obtained. Very mod
VILLA NJ S
MEMBEn OF THE WASHING
Phone Main 99.
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Washington Heights. :

Conveniently located. 9 rooms and bath
elsc. lights, steam heat. In perfect condition
Garage for two carr.
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West of 14th ST.

PRICE. 5000.
On the heights. Nov vacant: dandy g.
room and bath home. In drst.class condition.
Has been newly papered. Screened sleeping
inmeIiste possession and liberal terms.
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CLEVELAND PARK.
NORTHWEST

Desirable house 10 good .neighberhood and
! convenient to downtown section; 10 room. and
hath. with hot-wxter heat and electricity; I;
newly pspered ard painted and new fixtures:
! now vacant. Convenient terms.
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Southeast.
1906 H, St. NV.


Tel Main 434o 1906 HI St NV.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-$o,soo SAULS ADDITION-$Io,25o
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I1th CT HEIGHTS

Close to beautiful Colorado ave-; : cheerful
rooms; recently decorated; in perfect eordi.
ticn; uodern 70 the minute; electric Msht'
ley; possessiou; owners IN same section askisg
til ono; price Of this only $10,S5o; terma Iee-
souable. Address Boz 272-T, star once
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IMPORTANT NOTICE!

3242 10Th Street NV.
-..cnususIly well ssEsaaea S-seoin and e-ba III
home in washington aB1igbts. tkot.~uter HAT;
electric lights; open hreItace: baiit-in cleehes
receptscIes; hardwood doors; magnificent light
ins fixtures; buiit.in garage. EIeellsntly
planned and splendidly constructed,
Open for inspection daily from I TO p.m.
Fc. price and teEms see salesman On premlses-
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SPLENDID NORTHEAST
SECTION-S.OOo.
, ,BROOKLAND-Ss,6oo.

Owner must sell ahd has crafty re.
dUced this property; house contains 8
rooms. bath Is bedrooms). ON lot 50x.00;
garage In rear; excellent condition; has
fruit trees, shrubbesy. etc. Easy terms.
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An unusual bargain in q most con-
yenient and popular section that Is close
TO the 14th 1t. car line and Central
High School There are nine rooms, two
complete baths. hot-wster heat; electric
lights: front and rear posches: deep lot
to wide alley; immediate possession.
Must be sold at once. See 1t without
delay.
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Near Dupont Circle.
u bedroomsl and bath: economical heating
plant. Can he bought at 81. 500 cash and rea-
sonabe monthly payments. Immedate pos
session. Price, $9.S6G.
Hedges & Middleton, Inc.
1884 H St NV. Phone Main 10es.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-01-28
SALOONS VERY CHEAP IN
CITY OF HURLEY NOW

Saloon property is cheap in Hurley
just at the present time says the
Rhinclander New North Some of the
saloon men who were arrested in the
recent raid conducted by federal
agents, are now endeavOring to gel ont
of the business and are offering their
places for sale at ridiculOuSly low fig
ureS. Since the raid several transfers
have been made and many others are
scheduled to follow. With damper
on the traffic in liquor. conducting Il
bar is not very lucrative enterprise.
LumberiackS. who make Hurley their
headquarters. do not take kindly to red
pop and near beer
How times do change few weeks
ago Hurley saloons were dispensing
good booze and bad at from fifty cents
to one dollar per shot. Cash registers
changed almost constantly and some
bars were taking in more change than
they did in the old boom times. Then
came the revenue men and the harvest
days were over There may still be a
few drinks of hOOtch left in Hurley
but it would be mighty difficult for II
stranger to find them.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-01-28
DOUBLE WEDDING
IS KEPT SECRET
Two Well-KnOwn Ladysmith Sis
ters Married on the Quiet
in Minnesota

The following account of double
ceremony in which two Ladysmitl
girls were principals is taken from Il
Rochester. Mimi. newspaper The
many friends here of the brides will
wish them all the happiness possible IN
The new relationships:
"On Saturday. January Is. at eight
o'clock was solemniZed at Calvary rec
tory the marriage of Miss Lydia Ohlfs
and Clinton Ray Sipe, and of Miss Ell
sic Ohlfs and Irving Palm Olson, the
brides being sisters.
The double ceremony was excep-
ti0nally interesting as each couple act
ed as witness for the other. The ring
service Of the Episcopal church was
used. Rev. \. III. Wurtele. rector. Off
ciating.
The brides were attircd in attract
i've travelling suits. The happy couples
departed at once for western Canada
where their honeymOons will be spent.
Upon their return they will make their
homes in Chicago.
Mrs Sipe has been engaged as a
nurse III the city for the past six years,
having charge Of the operating room at
the Worrell She was graduated from
st. Mary'S training school for nurses
in 1918 Her sister. Mrs. Olson. has
been employed for the c. +. Massey Co.
for the past six months. Both have
many friends in the city to wish them
hauDinoSS The grOOmS are Chicago
Young men who are spending a short
time in the city installing the auto
matte system for the Rochester Tclc-
phone Company The best wishes Of
their many friends go with them in
their married life
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-01-28
WARRANTS ISSUED
IN TRUANCY CASES
Complaints BY City School
Nurse Are Receiving Off
GERS Attention

The city nurse and truant officers are
making an active campaign TO get de-
linquent pupils back into school. in az
c0rdance with the law
Charles Spangler appeared in Judge
Maloney's court Tuesday and the mat
fer OF his children getting back into
school was adjusted. He agreed to send
his children TO his sister at Black
River Falls. to attend school there. and
paid the small costs connected with the
case. Judge Malonoy has another tlIl-
ancy case to hear Saturday.
ON complain Of Clara Lewis. city
nurse, Il warrant of arrest was issued
for f. III. HOllenbach, of this city. When
the officer went to serve the paper he
found that MI. HOllenbach was in st.
Paul. Miss Lewis complained that Mr..
Hollcnbach'S daughter. Mabel. who was
II years Old March II. last. had not
been attending school. according to
the law. through neglect Of the father.
The warrant is to be served as soon as
defendant is located.
The case of Louis Shaffer. charged
with neglecting to send his son, Chas..
to school in compliance with the law.
will come up for hearing Saturday.
i'll municipal court.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-01-28
ASSAULT CASE
IS DISMISSED
Court Not Satisfied That the
Crime Charged Had Been
Committed

The criminal action brought against
Mrs. Ethel BOuzard, charged by Mrs.
Rosie Stout with having made an as
sault on her with IL knife with inteut
to do great bodily harm, came to an end
in municipal court last Monday when
Judge Williams dismissed the com
plaint and discharged the defendant.
The participants in the affair are
farmers residing in the town Of Murry.
and the trouble is said TO have had its
origin in Il dispute over Il COW. which
was heard i'll justice court.
The following additional witnesses
testified at the adjourned hearing
Mrs. Harvey Coin. John Stout. ST..
Otto Karvella. VIM. Rouzard and Fred
Williams.
Judge Williams rendered his decis-
ION as follows:
After hearing arguments of counsel
and being fully advised in the prem
iSes. | am not satisfied that the crime
charged i'll the complaint has been COM
mitted. and | find that there is not
probable cause for believing defendant
guilty. Wherefore. the complaint is
dismissed and the defendant discharged
from custody"
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-01-28
WEDDING AT SHELDON

The marriage of Miss Jessie A. Ser
geant and Mr.. Loren Otis TrOtter was
one Of the happy events of last week.
The ceremony took place at the home
of the bride, near Sheldon, Jan. 20,
Rev. Grant " Clark, of LadySmith, be-
ing the officiating clergyman.
The wedding guests numbered about
twenty and were relatives of the prin-
cipals. The double ring service was
used. The bride was dressed in ivory
white crepe meteor and carried a bOu-
quet Of roses and narcissus. The tables
were decorated with smilaX and car
nations. After the ceremony a bOunti-
ful dinner was served.
The bride is widely known in the
county, having been a teacher in the
public schools for Il number of years
before serving rs county supervising
teacher. She is a graduate of the RuSi<
county training school.
Mr. TrOtter has resided at COnrath
for about eight years and conducts II
garage and blacksmith shop there
During the war he spent nearly two
years overseas.