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THRIFTON.

AkN ANAh4soA NAksSAANaN' ' '...
THRIFToN. ...
rooms and bath. electricity snd Sas.
Furnace heat. $4,000. tsbo cash, $40 per
month.
..-. THRIFTON. ].
$500. $3.50 cash and $3.50 per month.
Just completed; 8 rooms and room for
bath: electricity; large lot. Move right In.
1T VIENNA--FARM.s y
A beautiful farm OF 1B acres. 10 miles
from Washington. on good Inacadam road.
with 7-room house; also 4-room house.
barns and outbuildinEs. Place under high
state OF cultivation. Owner will sell with
or without stock and implsmsnts. Asking
$4,000. Reasonable terms can be ar
PHERsoN,
MAIN 1885.
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RIZPAH ELDON,

n s,:. ana one o. is fossTs.,
her mediumship will give advice on eli
matters. business. social or love affairs: ~
~. .s Mrs n.sen s All .n. oG nsaa.n
daily .ssy s p ri, , ossi fscs
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T4 nth ST. N. W, ------ - =
SUBURBAN BARGAINS
AURORA HEIGHTS.
Brand new b ungalow OF large rooms
and bath, furnace heat. open fireplace.
electricity and gas; large lot; near cars;
located on Arlington ave. in the best sec
ton Of this beautiful suburb Asking
$3.50 Reasonable terms.
HAYWOOD.
& rooms and bath, electricity ana gas,
hot -water heat, running water. stationary
tubs: lot s0x1io. surrounded by hedge ana
flowers. Plenty Of fruit. Within blocks
per month. ~ .... ..-.. -..
CHERRYDALE.
New S-room bungalow. bath. electricity
and gas. Ready 70 move In. $500, $1,000
cash. stS per month. ,.. t. Re-.
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McKEEVER g. GOSS
Realtors
laos Eye Street Main 4752

Near Sacred Heart Church
Unusual home OF brick construction: .
rooms and . baths; entirely redecorated
rear porches giassed and screened in;
screens and awnings throughout house {;
weather stripping; garage on
wide alley. Price. $4,000. sa
McKEEvER q ooss
1905 Eye 81. Main fs2
Columbia Heights
A beautiful home. in Al condition; 3
rooms and bath; concrete front. double
rear and inclosed sieeping porch; has
screens and awnings throughout; bot water
heat; electric lights; hardwood floors; at
tractive oak trim; instantaneous water
2-car garage. Immediate posses
sion may be had. Phone US for appoint
msnt. Price, $4,000.
~ McKEEvE
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MADAM D'ASHMAN

washinEton's greatest and genuine clair
voyant. crystal gayer and card reader. Al
vice on all troubles Daily. Sunday. ~
Phone Prank s3A fas ttth 81. ~, w,
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JOHN F. DoNoHoE & SONS.
314 Pennsylvania Avenue s. E.
Price $4,000.

Price $25, 1000.
A modern building of six apartments.
Each apartment contains five rooms
and bath; large porches. Was built
by day labor. One OF the best con-
structed buildingI in Washington. Can
be sold on very accommodating terms.
A splendid opportunity for an Investor.
Price $23,90o.
II st. N. e. Two modern buildings
containing six apartments each.
Could be easily converted into O busi-
ness property. Large frontage running
to Q good depth to q paved alley. The
owner Of this property 10 offering IL
at sacrifice on account of leaving
the city. At the price quoted II 10 one
OF the best values ever offered In this
section. Rents have never been raised.
Price $500.
Corner Property.
Business property on sth st. 8. e..
not far from the navy yard. A non
resident owner has authorised US to
sell at this pre-war price. Terms.
JOHN F. DON
314 Pennsylvan
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CLAIRy0YANTS.

ILAIHtOYANIS. =
Licensed on the Distriet IF Coltlmbio
MME FREDA. special cards. 60; hand
free: love, bus, marriage. 7o9 Z %. NV.
DETERRENT FROM ALL OTHERS.
MARTHA SPENCER
MENTXL Psychic gEpiUM AND
LIFE READER
Studio, 924 14th st. N. w.
CONSULT THE GIFTED LADY AND
BE CONVINCED PERSONALLY OF THE
HONESTY AND SINCERITY OF HER
HER REVELATIONS ARE MOST WON
DERFUL and Acknowledged TO be OF the
highest order--not made 20 satisfy idle
euriosity--but to give those who seek the
TRUTH . permanent benefit. Without .
question she will tell you the object Of
your call names Of friends. relatives, END
actual facts concerning your life and cir
cumstances which you know to be abso-
iutely true. ...- q. -.
MAkTHA SPENCER WILL REFUSE TO
ACCEPT ANY FEE UNLESS SHE GIVES
THE UTMOST sATlsFAcTIoE.
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HOUSES FOR SALE
BARGAIN ON PA. AVE. N. !

BARGAIN ON PA. AVE. N. w.
Large brick store and dwelling on Pa.
ave.; suitable for wholesale business or
light manufacturing; lot z5x1so TO ao-t,
sii.soo. '''s' ~ 'A' ~
VIM. H. SAUNDERS a CO.,
w., 1888 X st. N. w. :
MASS. AVE, NEAR 7TH ST. N. E.
E $1,000.
Ten-room and bath house on Masssehu-
sets ave-: newly painted and papered:
suitable for boarding house or large
VIM. II. SAUNDERS q CO.,
t 1888 X st. N. w.
GOOD two-fsmiiy apartment. In good
n. e. section. four rooms and. bath each ;
back lot to alley; good investment
Good SIX room brick. good N. W. sec.
tion; alley; back let: two rear porches;
cellar; hot-water heat; nice light rooms;
In good condition. A fine home. See this.
w. B. SHARP,
9Th floor, Davidson bldg. SCI 18th 1t.
Phone Main e1ls or Lincoln t1M-J.
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Ma. ave. N. E.; Q rooms. INV. h. eleo.;
PARK View; : rooms. bath. NV. h. cleo.
'-i s,I rooms, c:i; style: furnace: beautiful
HOME REALTY CO.,
1907 Ga. ave. N. w. Col. 2sls-w.
ta,s5o-s.room bungalow with hot.water
heat; In Petworth near Soldiers Hons;
only $500 cash; owner 10 leaving the city
have a great many homes for sale at
many different prices.
J. D. CARAVAN,
District National Bank Bldg.
Main 8329-Franklin 1898
DUE TO FINANCIAL REvERsEs, must
sell practically new house, IN good y.
Sr.s sssSh porch, Ssrd%oos trim. tapestry
trio iishts jsrnison-built;, Isarar.i large
msn,. less than rent; no sssnts. Call Co
lumbia sl3l.
MAINLAND AVE. N. a.. sio--s-room
house. all modern Improvements; must
be sold this week; direct from owner; Inn
mediate Possession.
QUALITY AT A REASONABLE
.., .y.s PRICE
Upshur street near Soldiers Home:
ssttr.esivs s.room house VIII bath.
out; Immediate possession. Price.
H. L. LEWIS
1879 r St. N. ". Frank. 1898
LfNwoRTH Pt. s. w.--Frame; 9 rooms.
bath deep lot to alley; room for esrass.
Terms; ta,boo.
Z. M. HODGE CO., Inc,
Successors 10
EDWARD s. WESCOTT
2006 Pa. Ave.
FOR HOMES AND INvEsTMENTs
See MAHoNEY 4 SULLIVAN
They Know washington."
1891 Eye 81 n, W, Tel Main Tt,i
HOUSE. ana lot. iee By ssT r.; reed iscs-
tien for reoming and boarding house
OWNER SSH Ga ave. N. W.
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Price $1,000.

Price $1,000.
Fourth 1t. S. E.. 100 feet from East
Capitol ct. An eight-room, modern.
press brick. bay window house: four
rooms on n floor: cellar: furnace heat.
The lot has splendid frontage run
ming to q good depth. One OF the most
substantially built properties in the
city. Sold to close an estate. Suit
able terms arranged.
Price $4,000.
Fourth st. 8. e.. not far from Penn
sylvania ave. six-room, modern
brick house; cellar; new type of fur
mace. Can be sold on terms OF ts00
cash. balance to suit.
Price $4,000.
Fifth ct. N. d. 100 feet from East
Capitol st. A six-room. modern, bay
window, brick house. with cellar; good
frontage. Offered to close an estate.
We can negotiate a very good loan on
this property; balance can be arranged
on easy terms.
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MADAME PARKER

Gifted ciairvcysnt and medium, gives true
affairs. Tells the name or your future
husband or wife. What to do to be sue.
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HOUSES FOR SALE
HOUSES FOR sALK
$3.50. ....
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS,

$4,000
..g CHEVY CHASE. COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
Harvard
noors
DIATE POSSESSION - ~
$4,000 $680O
WEST OF l4TH STREET. HOLMEAD MANOR.
q
" .-.
$4,000 HIGH VIEW. =
SAULS ADDITION. Colonial residence
occu-
TWO-FANfILY HOUSE,
IN large wo-sr
price
and
large
beautiful
RIVERDALE,
TWO HOMES
BRICK sS - nooa Nj S :s @ III an
WIN. H. SAUNDERS co.
1888 st. N. w. Phone Main 1016.
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Near 18th and Harvard sts.; q e-story
and cellar residence; z rooms and bath;
hot-watsr heat; hardwood floors. GA
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HIS PAPER EVERY SUNDAY MORNING.
SUBURBAN FOR SALE
SUBURBAN FOR SALE

~, t& R d. MACPHERSON, 1s.#
g N ". MAIN 1885
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r. d. MACPHERSON,

COTTAGE CITY, MD.
Beautiful bungalow with 8 large rooms
and bath. furnace beat. gas electricity and
newly painted throughout. Price. stssO.
Terms can be aIrsngsd; ...
EVANSVILLE, MD.
Modern home. with 9 rooms ana bath,
blocks from car line. Price. 1900.
RIvERDALE, MD.
Beautiful homs, with 9 large room. and
esint.d Throughout: lot soSisS. Price.
$500. Terms. Possession.
BERWYN, MD.
bath: 1 acre OF rich soil. Price. sod.
RIvERDALE, MD.
, Modem !-r room ,s SsHsaiiow, Nth sood
painted throsshout, REDUCED Goeo foI
SS,ss ;.i s .... ssi s'' ] ss
WIN. G. RICHARDSON
as Colorado BaildInG. Phone Main 1881.
HAYWOOD, VIRGINIA
A beautiful home Of 9 rooms and beth;
h.; n; s,l.s,I,eity and ..s' running
porchss; . lot Of s01iio. surrounded by
hedge and flowers; plenty Of fruit; within
blocks Of cars. Asking $4,000. Rsssons-
bic terms- , '..
; THRIFToN, VIRGINIA
Brand new bungalow OF rooms and
room for bath; large lot: nekS cars and
$500; $3.50 Cash, $3.50 per mo.
Move right In. g.
R. D. MACPHERSON, a..
734 18th St Main 1895.
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On Park Road
Near 18th: s-room- and bath semi-de-
tached home. with hot-water heat. electric
lights, front and double rear porches: space
for garage on good sized lot. Terms can be
arranged. Price, $500.
McKEEvER q GoSs
1905 Eye st. Main 4762.
Saul's Addition
A detached homo in best section Of ssurs
Addition; Q rooms and bath. on floors;
sleeping porch. comfortable front porch /:
electric lights; hardwood floors and trim /;
shower bath; hot-water heat; screens and
awnings; garage. Immediate possession
Price, l3,76o, on basis OF t2,soe cash.
Z & GOSS y
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REAL ESTATE
OPPORTUNITIES.
$4,750.
NORTHEAST.
Colonial home, In c ct. N. T.. slx rooms
and bath. Furnace heat. Porch front.
Short distance from Lincoln Park.
MAHORNEY = SULLIVAN.
$500.
BRICK DWELLING.
Near md and SITS. N Z, Two-story
and cellar. Colonial front porch. Six
rooms. reception hall. pantry and bath.
Electric lights. Good condition. Reason
-. NAHoRNEY q SULLIVAN.
$500.
DETACHED. a.........
Near Rock Creek Park and Ontario
apartment house. wsli-buiit house. with
lot sox1so feet. Eight rooms ana bath.
Garage. Immediate possession. Out-of-
town owner. anxious to sell.
MAHORNEY q SULLIVAN.
S13,500.
SAUL'S ADDITION. .. .
Detached house. containing seven rooms
and bath. Up-to-dats residence. Lot tox
1lG feet. Near Fourteenth street car line.
Immedi possession.
MAHORNEY e. SULLIVAN,
1927 Eye st. N. w. Tel. Main 1921.
"See Mahorney q Sullivan
They Know Washington
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FARMS FOR SALE
JOHN F. DoNOH0E 4 SONS,
314 Pennsylvania Avenue S. 8.
Price $500. -.-
on the Fort Foote road. 10 miles
from the city. A twenty-acre farm;
foundation for q house; all out-build-
tnEs; water systemi plenty of shade
location. Terms can be arranged.
Price $500.
Thirty-two acres on the LivlnHston
road, Just off the State road, sh mtiss
from the city. rs acres clear and
acres in timber. A b-room house;
shade and fruit trees; good water.
This location 10 splendid for fruit
growing. Can be sold on terms.
FARM FOR sALE--1s& acres, . miles
north Of Burtonsville. Montgomery Co.,
Nd, on the Patu1snt river. ID. #. Ruse.
N
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GOOD GROOM brick house, In good y. 2.
section; cellar. furnace heat house in
ss.SoO. Phone Lane. itii-J. =
OWNER leaving city vii sscrIfies fins
s-room-bath home; reception hal, but
isr's pantry. cellar under entire house.
gas. sieotrioity. slate roof. new Dupisz
shades. b. ". h., lot 7oxiSo. porches. lawns.
For quick sale, $500 on terms. $500
cash. Call Lin. 1915.
FOR SALE OR RENT.
A s-RooM. pebSis-dsshed house. newly
( painted and papered; electric light:
sewerage and running water; Pipelsss fur.
mace: an acre OF fine ground; beautifui
shade trees and many bsafipe fruit trees
near car line: 5000: ,sss down. balance
monthly. - 81. T..
A. GORDON. Rivsrdsis. Ma. -.
Or 2o1t 18th 1t. N. W., washinsten, d. c.
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AN EXCELLENT HOME
q Times Want IA. fhsss Il TO 70 Msis
: .s. e: ss', s s.: 'g:': ::: ~ s:s
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HAYWOOD.
COTTAGE CITY, MD.
.uRORA HEIGHTS.

Tst 18TH st. N. W.
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$4,000.
RIVERDAI,E Md

Another beautiful homo with an Abund
ance Of shade: contains D rooms ana bath
heated by hot water; electric lights; cit,
improvements: lot l2o feet wide and face
on two streets.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.
HOUsEs WANTED

HOUSES WANTED
TEN-ROOM and bath house. unfur,
nished, In Cleveland Park or CHEVY
Chase; new house desired II possible. Al
dress BOX A-kt, Timee Office.
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MADAME JEANETTE

mhDhmE SEhNE Ic
Gifted Egyptian Ciairvoyant and Palm
ist guarantees to read your entire Hfs.
past. present. and future; she asks no
10 know, giving names. dates and facts ON
business matters. love. health and family
affairs. Tells the name OF who you Will
marry and whom. II the one you love n
true or false. What part Of the country d
luckiest to you and Just what to do TO be
successful IN life. Brings the separated
together, removes troubles OF all nature 90
you can win and hold the one you love.
sN &C. N. W.. bet. 9Th and 1th. next
MADAME VASHTI
Pairnist and clatrvoyant; gives advice on
all affairs Of life. Tells your innermost
affairs" Readings daily and Sunday. fif
9th 81. near Riaito.
MADAME MAVIS
HoYPrfAN PALNTsT AND MEDIuA
She does what others claim 20 "a
the -oussn Of Psfmis,ry." This siftsa
woman win read your lie. charaetsr. for
tune and bent Of your disposition 81 the
she READS YOUR LIFE LIKE A BOOK.
Her works speaks for ITSELF II you have
been crossed In love. II interfsrers have
broken your dearest and tendersst ties n
every affair. ft 10 wise TO consult . painist
who gives you reliable and tmportsnt adj
vice on business changes jourpeyS sick-
ssss will. Ss.ds mSsss..ss isvs soars;
strictly confidential. Satisfsctton Hraran-
tesd. s2S itth Ct n. W.. bstwssa = and
I sta
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$6,250.
TWO-FAMiLY HOUSE,

Only one left; splendid Investment or
home; two complete apartments; S-room
and bath on each floor: two-story bach
porchss; room for garage.
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JOHN F. DoNoHoE & SONS.
314 Pennsylvania Avenue S. E.
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Phone Main l016.
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According to labor leaders, Carter,
labor's spokesman in the transpor-
tation committee. wants assurance
the railroads will spend the money
for other purpose than to improve
their properties by repairs and the
purchase Of new equipment.
Members Of the, committee who
opposed his demand, declare his pur-
pose Is to get discharged union men
back on the railroads. 81 faeg
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$4,000.
HOLMEAD MANOR.

tWo-story ana eeiiar colonial type
brick residence; contains 6 rooms and
bath. heated by hot water; electric lights:
owner occupant.
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MAIN 1895.
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PROPERTY WANTED.

. wANTED--TO BUY. 2,
s-room house In N w. section. vii
pay 5000. Address BOX 2sl, Times Of
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Winter Building Storase

Equipped 20 render first class service IN
all branches Moving, Packing, Grating and
shipping. 500 storage rooms for Hopsshoid
Goods and Merchsndise." 's.F. ~
Tel N. s1St tst TO ltti q Of. N. ".
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7s4 18TH ST. N. W.
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all affairs of life. Tells your innerms
AFFAIR."" Readings daily ana Sunday.
9th St near RiaIto .
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MERGE SCHOOL DISTRICTS

County board members yesterday
afternoon decided that school district
No. LOT, knwn as the Minneopa dis
trict, should be attached to two ad
joining districts. All that part OF
the district which lies west OF the
west line of sections 16, 21, and 28
South Bend township be attached to
school district No. 8, and the remain
ing portion to the South Bend school.
which is district No. 4. This dissolu
tion and division Of district No. 107
is to become effective July 1, 1922 so
as not to interfere with the present
school terms.
Members of the board spent large
part of today going over the rooms
OF che coust house, the basement and
attic in order to see what can be done
in the way of relieving the cramped
conditions. This is especially true
in the vault spaces. The vaults Of
the Judge of probate, clerk OF court.
and register of deeds offices are now
inadequate to accomodate the pa
pers to be fled there, the capacity
hating been reached long time ago.
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John E. Diamond Dies
After His Brief Illness
Well-known Capitalist andLand
Dealer Passed Away Last
Evening

Harvard D. Diamond received q
message from Rochester, MINI, hast
night announcing the death Of his
brother, John E. Diamond, former
resident of this city, but for a mum
Der of years resident of Minneapo-
lis. Death took place at 4:30 yester-
day afternoon. Mr.. Diamond had
been ailing for some time past and
about two weeks ago went to Roches-
ter for treatment.
Mr.. Diamond was born in Lancas-
ter, Penn, October 5, 1854, and came
to this city with his parents, the late
Mr.. and Mrs. John e. Diamond, Sr.
during the year 1857. He was united
In marriage to Miss Bessie NJ Sever
son, in Medo township, November 18,
1880. She still survives him together
with two sons. Harry ]. and Louis 8.
Diamond of Minneapolis. Immediate
ly following his marriage Mr.. Dia-
mond went to Brookings. s. D., where
he practiced law for about ten years
Later he was appointed state bank
examiner of the state of South Da-
kota, and subsequently became large
ly interested in real estate in that
state. He returned to Mankato and
lived here for a time, and about the
year 1905 left here to take up his
residence in Minneapolis.
For several years past the deceas-
ed had been operating the John E.
Diamond Land company in connec-
nection with his two sons. He was
known as capitalist and dealt
largely in land in various parts of the
country. He was a splendid gentle
man.. prominent in republican poll
tics and had confidential relations
with leading financiers of the north
west
Mr.. Diamond is survived by one
brother. Harvard d. Diamond of this
city, and two sister, Mrs. T. +. Brown
and Miss Margaret A. Diamond of st.
Paul.
The funeral announcements VIII be
made later
The Mankato free press., 1921-12-23
INVADE CHILEAN MARKETS
Germany 10 Making Great HeadWay
For New Business
Il III A A

81 II. w. HAAS
Santiago, Chile, Correspondence OF
The United Press l-Infuenced by
rate OF exchange highly favorable
to local purchasers, the German made
goods imported by Chile are showing
a steady increase, say Santiago bust
ness men. The attitude Of foreign
sellers on this market In 1919 minim-
fzing the possibility of swift come
back by German commerce in Chile,
has now given way to feeling of
respect in the face Of actual condi-
tions.
Chile is yet in no position to buy
from foreign countries on anything
approxmating the previous scale OF
her purchases. 1t Is because the value
OF her own currency had become
greatly deprecated in relation to the
worth OF the pound sterling, the dollar
and the franc. due to the fact that the
market abroad for her major products
for xport-nitrates, copper and
other minerals extremely weak.
Normally, before the Great War, the
value OF the German mark was about
equal to that of the Chilean peso
With the recent drop in the value OF
the mark, new opportunities were
opened to German manufacturers to
place their goods ON the Chilean mar
ket. s
Germany had begun to re establish
her chilean trade in 1920. The in
crease in German imports in 1920 may
be seen from the following approx
mate figures:
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KORTH is AN OFFICER
Elected Secretary Treasurer of the
.Bricklayers' ORGANIZATION

Owatonna, December Is. - The
spring of 1922 will see revival OF
business and general improvement OF
conditions, declared delegates to the
state conference of bricklayers, ma
sons, plasterers and tile settlers, fol
lowing their two day session which
closed in Owatonna. ALI were agreed
that a change for the better would
soon be seen, and the further predic-
ton in wage rates in the industry
General discussion Of local conditions
which indicated what contracts are
being let for the spring, led to the
optimistic conclusion.
Election of officers resulted: Pres
ident, Math Lelleman of Minneapolis;
first vice president, Arthur Schoenig
of st. Paul; second vice president
John Hilgert of ST Paul; third vice
president, Mic Veraguth of Winona
secretary treasurer, Mic P. Korth OF
Mankato. a- .l'
John Mcleod of Toronto, Canada
vice president Of the International un
ion, spoke again at the morning ses
sion. He gave an interesting repart
of the brick plant owned and operdat-
ed by the union at Ei Paso, Texas
This plant is developing large bust
ness in southern United States, ne
said, and is doing much to cut the
costs in that section. The present
high freight rates would not make j,
profitable to extend operations n
present, however, he explained.
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HAD TROUBLE OVER JACK
St James Man Was Taken Into Fair
mont Justice Court.

St James Man Was Taken Into Fair
mont Justice Court
Fairmont, December 15-Moonshine
cases are not the only ones that at
tract the attention Of the courts al
present. A Truman man brings ac-
ton for jack recovery.
Electric Bake Shop, st. James.
Mimi, Gentlemen: You will avoid
trouble by returning the jack you
took out of my garage Saturday-Vic
ST. John"
Evidently the Maybee Brothers
proprietors of the Electric Bake Shop
failed to do as ST. John requested
as yesterday afternoon, Raymond
Maytee was arrested at st. James by
Sheriff Carver, charged with stealing
a lack, November 26, the same being
the property of Vic ST. John.
Maybee appeared in justice court
yesterday afternoon and plead mot
guilty to the charge, stating that he
had merely used the Jack to aid in
removing a tire and had later left
the jack on the floor OF the garage
The letter answering st Johns ex-
planned their side of the story it was
in part, Have taken this matter up
with our deliveryman, who says he
left it on the floor of the garage.
Kindly withdraw yo1r accusation"
On the evidence submitted Maybee
was found guilty and sentenced to
pay a fine of SIS and costs which to-
tailed SIS. 70. The fine was paid by
one of the brothers and the delivery
man was allowed to depart for home
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Mankato Young Man
Debate Team Member
John n. Willard Given This
Distinction At Carleton
College, Northfield

John H. Willard. SON OF w. d. VIII
lard of ManKato, has succeeded in
making the Carleton college debate
squad The Carleton teams will de-
bate with Grinnell and Knox col
leges March 10, on the question:
Resolved, that the United States
should adopt plan of compulsory
principal to part two of the national
act of Great Britain, ADOPTED in 19l1.'
There have been three elimina
tions to form the squad. Fourteen
men were selected from the tryouts
of individual men and tho society de-
hatos. Two men were eliminated last
Wednesday, leaving twelve men who
will form two teams of six men each
The regular teams will be announced
after the holidays vacation.