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to membership in the association. The
Grand Duke of Baden Is the only other
honorary member of the society. The Presi-
dent expressed to the committee his pleas
ure in accepting the diploma and in a brief
statement, commented favorably on the in
fluence of the students of German univer-
stiles on American life and on the proposed
exchange of professors between German
and American institutions of learning.
In the delegation were President Glennan
of the Universities Association, DR.. II.
SchweitZer secretary of the German Uni
versity Association; DR.. A. j. w. Kern.
president of the United German Societies
of New York; DIR. A. Ripperger, editor of
the German-American Medical Journal;
Judge Charles F. MacLean, President T. c.
Hall of the Union Theological Seminary.
Dr. H. w. Wiley, chief of the bureau CT
chemistry, Department of Agriculture, and
Mr. Mooney of the New York Tribune.
Thinks an Election Assured.
Representative Bills of the Kansas City,
Mo, district made a call at the White
House today. Referring to the senatorial
fight in that state he said: ''The prospects
are getting brighter, believe, for an cleo
ton. The members are beginning to act
for themselves. to get together on their
own account, without paying too much at
tenton to the leaders. The result will be
an agreement upon some man before
great while"
who is now receiving a number of votes for
senator in the daily ballotinS, presented
Gen. Peter j. OSterhauS, who was, by act
of Congress, made a brigadier general and
placed on the retired list.
Biblical Passages Kissed by President.
When President Roosevelt was inaugu-
rated Saturday his lips touched a passage
in the Bible peculiarly in keeping with his
character as man of action. The passage
is found in the epistle of ST. James, first
chapter, 22d, 23d and oath verses.
'.22 But be We doors of the word. and not
hearers only, deceiving your own selves.
''223, For If any be nearer of the word,
and not doer, he is like unto a man be-
holding his natural face in glass.
'24, For he beholdeth himself, and goeth
his way and straightway forgetteth what
manner of man he was"
Presidents have usually kissed passages
in the Bible near the center of the volume,
so that the book might remain open well
during the Inauguration ceremonies. Tho
verses kissed by President Roosevelt occur
within few pages of the end. AS on PEE
vious inaugurations, however, the Bible
was opened at random, and 1t was purely
the chance that the quoted passages re-
ceived a kiss that sealed the oath of office.
Fluctuations Of China's Emperor.
Sir LANG Tung Chang, the Chinese min
lister here, called the President yestor-
day and presented to him the feicitatioas
Of the Chinese emperor upon his Inaugural
ton as President of the United States. The
message included a personal expression of
the emperor's regard and wishes for a
successful and prosperous administration.
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Target Practice at Pensacola.

Rear Admiral Barker, commanding the
North Atlantic fleet will sail from Guam
tanamo about March % for Pensacola,
where he will relinquish his command to
Rear Admiral Robley D. Evans who Will
hoist his flag on the Maine. Record target
practice will then begin. The order in
which the ships shall go On the range has
not been decided, but 1t is probable the
Newark. Rear Admiral Sigsbee's flagship,
will lead as she Is to be fitted out for the
use OF the midshipmen on their summer
cruise, and will come north Immediately
after she completes her practice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-03-08
Case Continued.

The case against John Kelly. who was
arrested several days ago by Detectives
Hartigan and Brown upon charge Of rob-
bling Jeremiah Shea Of III 9Th street south
east, was continued until March 10. 1893,
when 1t was called before Judge Kimball
in the Police Court this morning. 1t is
alleged by the police that Kelly held Shea
up and robbed him of $21 In the front of
the Botanical Gardens on September 81,
1904. succeeding in eluding the police
until last night, when he was placed under
arrest by the detectives.
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Naturalization of Aliens.

The Secretary of State has designated
Gaillard Hunt. chief of the passport bu-
reau. to be member of the commission to
investigate the subject of the naturalization
of aliens and report thereon to the Presi-
dent. By the executive order. dated March
l. 1905. the President ordered the organlza-
ton o. such commission to consist of
three members--one from the STATE De-
partmeEt. one from the Department OF
Justice and one from the Department of
Commerce and Labor.
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Warrant NoIle Pressed,

The warrant against J. Goldman who
gave his address as the Vendome Hotel.
charging him with the larceny OF 81 in
cash from Palmer Read OF Il eth street
northeast, was nolle pressed this morning
by Assistant United States Attorney Ralbk
Given. and the prosecution dropped.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-03-08
Naval Movements.

Rear Admiral Sigsbee's flagship. the New
ark. and the torpedo boat Stewart left
Eanto Domingo City yesterday for San
Juan.
The Denver left Guantanamo yesterday
for Month Cr4sti. and the gunboat castine
arrived at Hantp Domingo City.
The Nanshan left Shanghai yesterda3' for
QAR14e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-03-08
Army Orders.

First Lieut. william w Reno, assistant
surgeon at Fort Myer, Va, has been cJr-
dered to New York city for duty on the
transport Sumner
Commissary Sergeant Patrick Maloney 81
Cavalry. has been placed on the retired
list upon his own application.
First Lieut.. William 4. Kent. Signal
Corps. has been granted one months ieave
Of absence.
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Forfeited Collateral

Michael Burke Of 26th and r streets
northwest forfeited $40 collateral in the
Police Court this morning when his case
was called upon a charge Of assaultinr
Oliver Neal, who resides at 2219 L street
northwest,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-03-08

In the annual campaign Of hair cutting
among the students of the University OF
Michigan at Ann Arbor, Mich. last night.
two of the students suffered stab wounds
the heart. and the sothsr three times In the
back.
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Bluejackets Sail on the Prairie.

The training ship Prairie left Alexandria
this morning for Hampton Roads. The
Prairie has on board a battalion of blue
Jackets who took part In the inaug,raI
parade here.
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Then Came the Germans.

A committe of the verelnigung Alter
Deutscher Studenten In acknowledgements
ton Of Former German University Students
in America" headed by DR.. Carl Beck Of
New York, presented to President Roose-
welt diploma OF honorary membership in
the society. AS q young man the President
studied for two terms In one OF the Ger
man universities aad thus became e3iGsb1
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$50 Dinner Set. Haviland China, 100
pieces; cover for butter
dish broken. ....................... >pN ~
$40 Warwick Dinner and Tea Set;
100 pieces; meat dis h
snort. T1'oO
Toilet Pitchers and Basins from
$500 sets; handsomely
decorated NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 9l.7J
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$3.50 Chamber Set, 10
pieces; handle of pitcher .
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Embroidery, 1Oc.
Worth Up to 4oc.

The table near Eleventh street door
is to be replenished tomorrow MORN
ing, not only with store remnants,
but importers broken sets. Choice
for only 10c yard.
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1925 Chamber Set, 10
pieces; mug broken. S1.4o
39c Chamber Pals; with
covers slightly dana ged. SC
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81 Dress Goods and Silks.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-30
MARRIAGE LICENSES

PELIssIER- -RIDINGS-Augus Pelissier, S2,
native Of France and resident of Los Angeles
to Josephine Rid.ngJ, 26, native Of virginia
and resident Of Los Angeles.
KOHLER- AINES-Wi II. Kohler. 20, ma
tive of Michigan and resident Of Whittier, to
Margare, A. Gaines, %, native OF California
and resident Of Clearwater.
1IORTON-ROSCOE-Wil William p. Horton, q, ma
tive Of New York and resident of Los An
geles. to Philippa NJ. Po1coe. 81, native Of
Massachusetts and resident Of Los Angeles
BOW e. -RU PETr-Martin r. Bowe q, native
Of Ohio and resident Of Los Angeles TO
Nettie Rupe. q, native Of Ohio and resident
Of Los Angeles
NrcGARvIN-BRtIINGTo V. McGarvn,
a. native Of Kansas and resident Of Los An
gees to Glenn C. Burlington, 2S, native Of
Kansas and resident of Los Angeles.
SUENDER-GA SKILL G. Suender, 90
native Of California and recident Of Los An
geles to Laurel E Gaskil 16. native Of
Idaho and resident of Los Angeles.
CLARK-ZACHAY-John j. Clark, %, native
Of Texas and resident of Los Angeles, to
Mabele Zachary, IS, native of Tennessee and
resident Of Los Angeles.
ULRICH- H-SCOTT-Phineas ]. Ulrich, 81, ma
tive of Michigan and resident Of Los An
geles to Lillian Scott, a2 native of Georgia
and resident of Los Angeles.
WALTINIYER ER-M f1YERS-fdward c. Waltz
myer. 20. native of Maryland and resident Of
Santa Monica, to Georgia Meyers, 16 ma
tive of Ohio and resident Of Santa Monica
IIAMMERTON-NELSO Hammerton,
2s, native of California and resident of
Downey, to Hattie Nelson. 49, native of Ar
kansas and resident of Downey.
GILDILAND-V1DAL-Jod S. Gilliand, 2l,
native of Indiana and resident Of Los An
geles. to Nellie Vidal, %, native of Cali
fornia and resident of Los Angeles
THoMPSON-sATHER- R-Whiting Thompson "a,
native of Illinois and resident of Los An
geles, to Theo NJ. Sather, 90. native of
South Dakota and resident of Los Angeles
IIARWOOD-SPENCER- H. Harwood.
90 native of Missouri and resident of Los
Angeles. TO Mildred A. Spencer, %, native
Of Wisconsin and resident of Los Angeles.
HOLT T-HALLSTROM-William II. Holt, g. ma
tive Of Massachusetts and resident Of Los
Angeles, to Anna A. Halstrom %, native of
Sweden and resident of Los Angeles.
pITBLADO-SAL B. Pitblado,
81 native of Canada and resident Of Los
Angeles, to Felicitss a. Salaberri, a. ma
tive Of California and resident of Los An
gees
TOR-FIELDS-Charles ]. Victor, 39 ma
tive of Louisiana and resident of Los An
gees. to Carrie ]. Fields, 27 native of Ken
tnucky and resident Of Los Angels.
EY-VINCENT-Charles II. Gurney, 90,
native Of Massachusetts and resident of Los
Angeles, to Donna Mabelle Vincent 49, ma
tive of Minnesota and resident Of Los An
Eeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-30
BIRTHS

DAY-George S. and wife, 1119 East Tenth
street March 2S daughter
EDDY-A. NJ. and wife 1705 East Fifteenth
street. March 25, a daughter
IIOSSOCK-L N and wife. 313 East Thirty
seventh street. March "a. daughter
EGNATZ-Jo and wife, SO4 San Pedro street,
March q, a
I,ENDHOIIM-Gust and wife, 1907 West Wash
ington street. March 27, a
MALY-C. w. and wife, 222l Huron street
March 10. a daughter.
McCRACKUR-s Samuel and wife, 1881 San Pc
dro street, March II, son.
MOREY-George r. and wife, 604 Turner street
March 26,
RAMAREZ-silvestre and wife, S25 Custer
street. March .. a
STIBES-Joseph A. and wife, 1921 West Fifth
street. March IS, a son.
MOREN-R. NJ. and wife, 1901 Catalina street
March 2S. a son.
T-EMPLE-Frank and wife. S12 North Avenue
Twenty-one, March "a.
WIESE-Frank and wife, 2Ol0 Jesse street,
March &c, a daughter
YBARRA-Manuel and wife, 2JO9 Houston
street, March g. son.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-30

WHY NOT OWN YOUR OWN HoME7
We build on the installmont plan the
same as cash.
We build you fve.room cottage
everything complete and ready TO move
into, for only 5000.
We can build you a six-room, up-to-
date bungalow, with everything complete,
with sidewalks and fixtures and ready to
move into, only hang your shades for
only $500
Also a six-room, story-and-half bunga-
low, with loaded glass in china closet
clinkcr brick mantel, combination hXtures'
gas and ecctricity first class plumbing,
halls, bookcases. linen closet. polished
floors where wanted, columns and side
walks, everything complete. for only $500.
For further information call at our office
and we will explain our easy payment
plan We have "A large number of plans
TO select from. and If we have not got
what you want we viii draw one for YOU
Plans and specifications free.
CALIFORNIA BUILDING COMPANY.
c. w. DUNCAN. General Manager.
433 Mason Building,
Fourth and Broadway Entrance on
Fourth Street.
Phones-Main 1885, Home $685.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-30
EIGHT-RooM. TwO-sTORY.

No. 1906 Harvard boulevard; has arhor
gate, with side entrance to dining room: !:
flower shelves and seats on porch; model
buffet and pantry conveniences; ptped for
furnace; cemcnted cellar; two stairwaYs
two toilets. two laundry tubs: servants
room downstairs.
Four bedrooms and bathroom in white
enamel; pressed brick mantcl, complete
with gas log and andirons wide front
staircase: lower rooms in slash grain
Flemish oak; fine fixtures. Price $3.50;
hu1
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-30
DEATHS

MILLER-Dorothy s., 21S West Fifteenth
street. native o. California; pulmonary tuber-
culosis, aged % years.
REEFERN-Elba s., 620 CTocker street, native
of Canada, mitra stenosis, aged 46 years.
ROSS-George NJ 7O9 West First street, native
of Canada, pulmonary tuberculosis, aged 32
years.
SOLMES-Adam county hospital, native of
Germany, arterio sclerosis, aged 81 years.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-30
EIGHT-RooM. TWo-sToRY.

No. 500 Harvard boulevard; lot 50x140;
main rooms stained Flemish oak; gas and
electric fixtures: four bedrooms in white
enamel; parlor and library separated by
sliding doors; two toilets porcelain laun-
dry tub fine screen porchcs, cellars, etc.
fenced; cement walks and lawn. Price
S411n; half cash.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-30

Stores and Offices

5 EN T. II 4 J. FINE STORES IN THE
"BRONNSTONE." NORTHWEST COR
NER FIFTH AND SAN PEDRO STREETS;
GOOD SIZE; Low RENT; LONG LEASE
EXAMINE THOROUGHLY OUR NEW
FIN NI-STOKI HOTEL OR ROOMING
HOUSE, WEST SIDE or MAIN, BE
TWEEN FIFTH AND SMITH STREETS;
STEAM HEAT; ELEVATOR; EVERY
MODERN CONVENIENCE. WILL GIVE
FIVE OR TEN-YEAR LEASE AT SUCH
PRICE AS WILL INSURE 1T A GREAT
MONEY MAKER.
OFFICES TO RENT IN SEVERAL OF
OUR BUILDINGS AT FROM SO PER
MONTH TO $50. EVERY CONVENIENCE.
II. A. ROWAN & co,
eco II. W. HELLMAN BUILDING.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-30
SIN-ROOM COTTAGE.

No. 1897 West Thirty-siXth street; lot
50X133; nicely improved with palms,
building restrictions, etc. coved ceilings in
hall. dining room and parlor; floors fin
ishcd; walls tastly tinted; best of plumb
ing. including porcelain laundry tub
everything tasty and modern; has cooler
that will cool; lot fenced; cement walks
and laMns in. price $g65O; half cash.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-30

We can sell the below houses at such
bargain prices owing to the fact that each
house sells lot and improves the re-
naming property in our two tracts in
Mhich lnCated.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-30

FLORENCE
VILLA
TRACT.
Lots so feet wide.
1870 to 200 feet deep.
5000 and up.
Small cash payment. balance
$40 pcr month.
Cement sidewalks already laid.
Water will be piped to every lot imme-
diately.
one mile from city limits, in the viii
lage of Florence, close to good school,
church and stores.
Call at office for free ticket, plat and
full particulars.
GUSTAV $. SMITH & BRO,
SOLE AGENTS.
73O IL. W. Helman Building.
Home 1853. l.. y. H. b. Main 2712.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-30
MINING AND AssAYlNe

} ". PALMER & CO.. 0OLDFIELp. NEVADA
Mining real estate and stock brokers' cor
respondence solicited.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-30
FOR SALE
SIX-ROOM COTTAGE.
$1,000


This cottage is not only very attractive
in architecture, but complete in every way,
and one of the finest residences of its size
that has ever been given to us mt the
price quoted. The very best grade of oak
has been used, laid upon surfaced tongue
and groOved flooring. The dining room is
beamed and paneled, and has an elegant
and light, and has II beautiful mission
mantel. The bedrooms are all well ar
ranged and finished in white enamel
Plumbing is of the best being full nickel
with the latest low down closet. The
kitchen, pantries, cooling closet and screen
porch are all very large and fine. There
is well built barn on rear of lot. Lot j.
5OX133 feet to alley and well located; faces
east, just Off Adams street. We would be
glad of the opportunity of verifying all
our statements in this ad.
Members Los Angeles Realty Board.
ALTHOUSE BROS,
2S4 Laughlin Bldg, 315 5. Broadway.
Main 2G3; Home EX. 263.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-30
FOR SALE
Houses
OR SALE-NEw HOUSES.
ANDERSON BROTHERS-OWNER

2Oj-2O7 Laughlin Building. 315 South
Broadway. phones--lIome 1155.
Main 1899.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-30
DIET

PEASE-Mrs. Nellie Smith Pease, aged 80,
beloved wife of Sherman Pease daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs Ira b. Smith and sister
of Miss Belle J. Smith, Mrs. f. d. Boone
and Clyde Smith. Funeral from Bresee
Bros undertaking parlors at p, IN.
Thursday Funeral private.
ROSS-March 26, George NJ. Ross, native of
Canada, aged 80 years IL months and 20
days Funeral from Chase & Peck's par
lors, 435 South Hin street, at 2 p. m,
Thursday Funeral private. Plsonborg
and Chicagn naners nlnaEe rnnN.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-30
SPECIAL NOTICES
SOCIETY NOTICES

PHILOSOPHICAL HEADQUARTERS - 4O5
Blanchard building. Public lecture y.
m, Sunday evening" April ., by Mr. W.
Colyille; subject, Philosophy and It's Mis-
sion 10 Humanity In the Worlds Present
Crisis" This Is the last lecture TO be
given in Los Angeles by Mr.. Colyle, Ad-
mission free
HAVE YOU HEARD "KIOTO" THE
latest march and twO-step. Composer.
Anna Louise Hazen Of Los Angeles. Pub
llshed by Southern California Music Co
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-30

The storm extends from the sierra Ne
vadas to the Rocky mountains II Is snow
ing in Utah, Nevada and in the mountains
of California. Rain has fallen as far south
as San Diego. The following maximum
wind veloclties are reported; Point Reyes
So southwest: Faraloncs. 4S northwest :
Sacramento, 2S southwest; independence
40. west: Carson %, southwest; WINNIE
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-30
FIyE-ROOM RI'NGAIOW.

No. 1862 West Thirty-sixth street: lot
5ox136 parlor, hall and dining room fin
ished in selected yellow pine; floors fin
ished: kitchen in green Flemish oak STAIN
fenced; cement walks and fine lawn. Price
$27O0; half cash.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-30
Weather conditiona

SAN FRANCISCO. March 29.-The fol-
Loving are the seasonal rainfalls to date as
compared with those Of same date last year,
and rainfall in last "A hours;
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-30
Forecast

Southern California Cloudy, unsettled
weather Thursday. with showers; snow III
mountains; fresh southwest winds.
Los Angeles and vicinity-Cloudy, unset
tied weather Thursday; cooleri fresh west
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-30
HERE is A FINE CHANCE

to make easy money, quick:
| have a good nine-room. two-storN house
on LEOTI STREET, third house off
West Adams, that l will sell for $4,000
If taken at once.
This house cost the present owner
$6100-but that is another story,
which ! would he glad to tell you.
The rooms are all large and sunny,
with large closets, pantry, bath. and
well lighted. wide halls; the living room
is about 1aX25;
the location is of the best you will sec;
located on the map, 1t is lot Q,
Patterson tract. Go out and take look
at it, for it will stand close inspection.
THEN
SEE DEAN ABOUT 1T.
2O2 LAUGHLIN BUILDING.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-30

Peck e Chase Co.. undertakers and embalm-
ers; lady assistant 433 S. Hill Tel. Main 6l.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-30
Herald Class Columns and Beat Out Your Competitor
FOR SALE
CITY Lots and Lands

NJ L. wICKs DEALS IN THE HILLS BE
cause it will be recognized as best and be-
come high priced property. Business goes
southwest, but residences viii seek elevation.
lie offers ten lots Burlington avenue, 300
feet north 0f Temple street: graded. cement
curb and cement sidewalk, at 500 each, being
$40 front foot, or $40 a month payments.
Put up any kind OF house so feet back from
street line to use temporarily while stopping
rent BE your own landlord. The increase in
values has given many families a home free
and profit. AS population increases values
advance, A family will be more noble and
independent owning the lot and house Re
member you own 1t forever II is exempt
from forced sale II declaration of homestead
Is nled. In q few years It will in all human
probability be exempt from public debt or
taxes. Get o home; be Il ever so humble
there's no place like home. SEQ NJ l..
WlCKS and get maps OF this and other prop
critics. Room 12S, Helman block, Second
and Broadway
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-30
The WEATHER
Los ANGELES. Mal

LOS ANGELES March 90
TimeI Bar. IN, R.H. Wind. Vel .lweather.
S.% S.% ss.sS sssS 81 s. NJ Ne IS SiSasy SiiSasy
Maximum temperature. 5S; minimum, 49,.
1922.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-30
Partners

WANTED a PARTNER--A GERMAN, WITH
an experience of 10 years in Mexico and well
connected. having arranged extensive con-
tracts with several prominent lemon growers
on the Pacific coast, desires a partner who
would he willing to attend to the contracting
and selling part of this fruit in the United
States. Pneapples, large bananas and turtle
may also he exported. only men with capital
and willing to handle this business on a
large scale need apply For particulars adj
dress LEMON EXPORTER, G, II. B., care of
Los Angeles Herald office.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-30


BETWEEN 18TH AND 10TH.
GOOD CHANCE FOR BUILDER.
SOLE CARROLL J. DAILY & CO..
AGENTS. 211 WEST FIRST ST.
MAIN 1856; HOME s2o6.
FOR SALE
At SACRIFICE.
5Ox125, S. w. cor Coronado and Sixth,
Fine homeste, among the finest of homes.
Act quickly if you want a bargain.
Room 4l2 Chamber of Commerce Bldg.
RUFUS J. STUKEY TRACT.
Telephone for prices in this beautiful
tract. Owner on ground. Take East Ninth
street car on Main to Fifty second street.
/ have a few lots in West Garfield
Heights tract at very low prices Home
29224; Sunset South 566
FOR sALE-QUICK SALE
$950-W. S. Grand ave.-a beauty.
$750-W. S. Hope st.-another
$7OO-E. S. Hope ST.
sa5o-E. S. Harvard Blvd. near sOth st.
s1600-Fluwer st.-ditto.
GORDON & HUBBARD. As Douglas.
SIS CASH. $40 MONTHLY. $3.50. FINE
large lots. Figueroa park. 55th street; large
fruit trees make ideal homes; cement walks
w1EsENDANGER. POI LauEhln Bldg.
FOR sALE-LARGE FINE LOTS ON PA
cifc Electric, time Is minutes; prices $3.50 to
$3.50 on easy terms. c. S. MILES. 1O2 s.
Broadway.
Business Property
FOR SALE BY
BARRY BARRY BR9s: Bk9s.
32S-329 BRADBURY BUILDING.
ON MAIN STREET.
62x167 ON SOUTH MAIN. NEAR
WASHINGTON. THE ONLY AVAILABLE
VACANT LOT IN THE VICINITY. WE
HAVE BUT TO SHOW THIS FRONTAGE
TO CONVINCE YOU THAT 1T is REAL
LY CHEAP NEW IMPROVEMENTS
HAVE BEEN CONSTANTLY GOING IN
HERE WE CAN PREDICT SUB
sTANTIAL ADVANCE HERE INSIDE
SIX MONTHS TIE PRICE is ONLY
s1O,5OO.
BARRY BROS.
MEMBERS REALTY BOARD.
WE HAND YOU THE
"OLIvE' BRANCH.
OLIVE STREET PROPERTY,
Where values are increasing daily.
Inspect the following good buys:
Southwest corner Fifth and Olive,
9Ox16O.
West side Olive, between Fifth and
Sixth, 1OOx168, improved.
Southeast corner Olive and Sixth Streets.
1872 OH sixth by $50 20 alley.
80 feet on west SIDE Olive,
between Seventh aud Eighth.
sOx1e5. with sO-foot running to Eighth
street, on east side Olive, between
Seventh and Eighth.
ROBERT MARSH & CO.,
1928 II. w. -Iellman Building.
FOR SALE
ssAssAIN sG OF OF SIXTH SIXTH STREET STREET.
A lot 65x130 near 9Th and Olive sts.. the
best buy in this section. near the heart of
business, Will pay large interest on invest
ment II improved; large improvements are
under way in this vicinity; way under value
OF any property in the same block; II you
are interested in 9Th st. property this will
interest you; large profit can be made In
the next 60 days. WATCH SIXTH ST.
c. J. HEYLER CO.
Sole Agents. 310-11-12 Bryson Blk
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