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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-11
BIC SUM RAISED
FOR UNIVERSITY
LIBERAL DONATIONS FOL-
LOW DISTRICT CONFER
ENCE SERMON
Special to the News.

Special to the News.
CANYON. Texas. May l0.-lnter-
est in the District Conference Of the
Methods, Episcopal Church South
reached high water mark here to-
night. following an impressive ser
mon by Dr. j. y. Young. OF Dallas.
representative of the southern Meth
odist University. Al the close OF the
sermon collection was taken aud a
total OF $500 was raised
DR.. G.. S. slower OF Clarendon Col
lege will preach today \ young
peoples rally led by Hon. j NJ Jones
of Amarillo will be held this after
noon In the auditorium OF the West
Texas Normal al O'Clock.
Interest in the proceedings has in
creased steadily since the Confer
ence was convened by Rev. O. = XII
ker. presiding elder OF the Amarillo
District Friday morning Amarillo
Is well represented by ministers ana
laymen
The morning session Friday was
given over almost entirely 10 the Sc
lecting OF committees and TO gen
eral discussion OF church matters.
The afternoon session OF Friday
was given over 10 the discussion Of
the financial problems of the church.
The morning session Of saturday
was consumed by addresses delivered
for the most part by laymon. The
addresses pertained 20 sunday school
work The tain made by Hon Champ
Traylor Of Plemons on The subject
Standing by the Preacher was one
o. the best that has ever been reard
here
The Saturday afternoon session OF
the conference will boz one OF the
most interesting OF the conference
A. three O'Clock the question Tor
discussion will Do whether the Am
arillo District Conference of the dis
ciplinary ruling on the reception OF
applicants for the ministry Who are
addicted 10 the use Of tobacco As
the rule stands In the Methodist dis
cipllne, before an applicant for the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-11
ALL PANHANDLE {
FAIR PROPOSED
PROJECT ON MOVE FOR
EARLY ORGANIZATION
HERE
BUSINESS MEN BACK It.
ASSURES ALL TAKING STOCK
EIGHT PER CENT DIVIDEND
FOR THE FIRST FIVE
YEARS

That the Texas Panhandle will
have a Panhandle State Fair located
in Amarillo. charted under the laws
OF the state for period OF fifty
years, with a capital stock OF $780,
600. and that such fair will be
made an actuality during the latter
part of September or early In Octo-
ber OF the present year seems now
more than probable.
Tangible steps have already been
taken toward organization OF the
proposed Panhandle State Fair AS
sociation by representative business
men OF Amarillo. assurances OF ap-
proyal have met them In the shape
OF substantial stock subscriptions.
and belief is expressed that the re-
mainder OF the required capital
stock will be raised with no great
degree OF eXertion.
III. A. Mobiles, president OF the No
bles Brothers Grocer Co., is the NOV
Ing factor In the project. and has
shaped a proposal Ia writing which
has met hearty endorsement at the
hands of all who have seen It.
The proposal Is, In effect, as fol-
lows:
The Panhandle State Fair is to be
located at Amarillo. and charteded
under the laws OF the state OF Tex
as for fifty years
II Is to have paid up capital
stock OF $4,000 worcestershire 1t
IL TO be organized along the lines Of
the Dallas State Fair II Is To have
President. Vice President. Secre-
tary-Treasurer and five or seven
directors.
The stockholders are to receive
eight per cent interest. payable an
nually. on the capital stock
The Fair Association shall take
over Gleenwood Park, now leased
for a period OF five years. for n sum
assuring eight per cent on the total
,n,as,inent'd soO.Uop, WHICH assur-
es the stockholders interest on their
money up to and including the year
1917. provided the Fair Is organized
and operated during this time, This
lease runs from April | to September
of each year. allowing ample time
for holding the annual fair.
All profits above the eight per
cent interest, and additional six per
cent In dividends which may be vot-
ed by the directors each year on the
capital stock. shall go into the fair
as surplus and be- used In permanent
improvements. Tor paying premiums
and defraying other expenses neces-
sary to make the fair a success.
With this organization II is pos
sible to make this fair equal TO the
Texas state Fair In less time than
the Dallas Fair has required TO as
sumo its present proportions.
This, coucisely and clearly sated'
is the proposition which will be put
before the people Of this section
within the next few weeks and ag-
gressive effort will be made to push
the project TO rapid consummation,
In order that plans for holding the
first fair next autumn may be shap-
ed in advance OF the event
Those who are actively furthering
the movement are confident that the
Panhandle state Fair will be an as
sured fact before the expiration OF
the present summer, and that citi-
zens of this section will be enabled
TO make full and comprehensive
showing OF the products OF this sec
tion during the forthcoming fall.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-11

Such was the cheering message re-
ceiyed by the News yesterday at noon
announcing the fact that the next
annual convention OF the Grand
Council OF the United Commercial
Travellers OF Texas would be- held Ia
Amarillo.
The victory for the Panhandle me-
tropolis was won through the aggre-
sive efforts OF ]. n. Riggs and W T..
Allen, live-wire residents of AmarI'-
10. who went 20 the coast city with
their fighting clothes ana delivered
IN great shape.
A number of Texas cities were as
pirants for the honor OF entertaining
the travelling men, aud the contest
for that honor was kcenly Waged.
This fact makes the victory all the
more notable. Telegrams urging the
council To hold the next meeting here
we're sent from Amarillo yestrrda.
in liberal number, and these wer3
effective IN backing up the work OF
Messrs. Allen and Riggs.
The convention will be held dur
ing the second week in MAY, 1914,
and Il Is estimated that from 300 To
500 commercial travellers viii be
here - go
This marks aHother achievement
for Ia, good ) o-Pf 1913, and c'ns-
ed eratiiication among the ranks OF
the aggressive city-builders of Am
arillo. who aspire to make a conven-
tion point of prominence, and believe
that the holding Of such conventions
are productive OF great good to the
hosts and visitors alike.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-11
CA[|FORNIA MAY
ASK FEDERAL AID
PROVIDES COMMISSION LAY
TROUBLES BEFORE
CONGRESS

SNCRENENTO. CAL May 90
senator A Camiuctu democrat
Offered joint resolution Boo che state
senate late today. memorIalilng con-
rre- t1 come to the aid of raiior.
mia Zoo obtaining relief from coudi-
tous which noW permit unr-hiu
oi land hy Japanese. aud prpy.du-
"a commission of five citizens tn pro-
coed to Washington aud lly before
President Wilson and congress o. sIa-
temopt of conditions 600 thD state
The resolution was referred % Tho
oommittoo ou Federal relations
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-11
WAGED CRUSADE
AGA|NS'' VICES
COLORADO 81 flNCS HAS
INVESTIGATOR NUM-
ClPAL AFFAIRS
GRAND JURY INDICTMENTS
DANCE HALLS AND ROOMiNG
HOUSES NEED STRICT ST.
PERIISION. Rl.'OMMEND
POLICE WOMEN

Gy Associated r.ess
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo, May
10. After an invests giion covering
q period OF four day iBto the con
duct Of county and manlcipll affairs
as a result OF the recent shako>up In
the police dopartmeni a0d the vice
crusade waged on dance halls ana
rooming houses the special Grand
Jury submitted n report 10 the dis
trict judge tonight seven indict-
ments were returned hui names of
defendants and the nature of the
charges was not liWlged The
Grand jury pointed on, the needed
strict supervision hy fhe city of all
rooming houses and dnrp halls. ana
recommended the cmploymont o. po-
lice women.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-11
D 'HARA TRIED BY
ILLINOIS SENATE
CHARGES or IMMORTALITY
PRESENTED AGAINST
LIEUT. GOVERNOR

lV NsfuC 'affI Ifrt
CHICAGO. m. May 90 Maud
Robinson accuscr. aad Lieutenant
Governor Barratt Onara respondent
IN accusations OF immortality present
ed ia the Illinois senate against Tho
latter. today offered before The sen
ate Investigation committee. tcsti-
mony which differed boz one detail.
but agreed in essential matters
Each dcnies improper intimacy
and difforol in signed statement h}
Miss Robinson and another woman.
According 20 Miss Robinson. O.iara
was visiting Tho cafe O'iiara named
numerous Witnesses who he said
would prove such not 10 be true.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-11

CHICAGO. il.. MAY 40 Thomas
Bates. attorney for the fire Insurance
companies IN the controversy Win
$50 state ol Nissoatri ioda, denied
s,atJmont em.inting nom Jr'tef-
son city that he had advised The com
pauies 20 resume business in the
state ou the promise of Attorney
General Barker that the Orr Law
would not be- drastically enforced
against them
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-11
FEDERAL TROOPS
UTTERLY ROUTED
STATE TROOPS CONTROL
ALL POINTS NORTH OF
GUAYMAS
STATE ATTACK SURPRISE
EEDERiiS WE'RE DRIVEN OFT
on TRENCHES BEFORE
GtANMAS. LEAVING
200 DEAD
ny Associated rre,

NOGALES. Arizona. May 10. AZ
ter desperate aud decisive fighting
late yesterday the Fedcrals Withdrew
TO Gauymas leaving state troops ia
control O; all points north of the Gulf
port Government troops were ut
terly routed, the tedcrnls were driv-
en- from new advance trenches just
out of Gauymas leaving 200 dead In
today's fighting.
The state attack was a surprise Ia
the 1900 Fcdernls and the battle end
ed today with government forces iu
riot An Federal troops IN Sonora
are concentrated at Guaymas.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-11
Isor Census or Japanese

SACRAMENTO. Cal. May TO-
A uea bin providing Tor q census OF
b, Japanese population OF Califor-
ui1 aul for the gathering of nior-
nation and statistics concerning the
class ANA acrcalc OF lands held by
them. was introduced In the senate
today by senator Caminiti. under
suspension ot the rules
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-11
FEDERATED CLUBS
ACTIVE SESSION
FEDERATION OF WOMEN
HOLD ENTHUSIASTIC
BUSINESS MEETING

Marked by kocnost interest aud
individual and collective enthusiasm.
the meeting of the Federation of
Women. held yesterday afternoon at
the city Hall. was the most notable
in point OF results achieved which
has been held by that aggressive and
active organization.
The meeting was called to order
by the presiding officer Mrs. Tom
1 sslS
pnllpott was named s5reias-7 pre-
tenn. Reports we're made by the
various committees. showing that
marked progress had been made to
Nard civic Improvement ON large
and liberal scale.
The garbage committee OF which
Mrs. l.. a. Wells is chairman. rcpor-
ted that % petition would ho iorwar-
dcd to the city Council asking that
they buy garbage cans 10 sell 90
householders at % reasonable figure.
and that Mrs LaWlcr had been nam
e. dto determine the eos tot removing
such garbage at stated intervals
Mrs j. n Kindred. chairman of
thr Svat-thc.Fly committee. report
"a that 1t meeting held Wrluos-
day afternoon me work OF disJrib-
utiur circulars. with the appended
ordinance. was divided.
Mrs S. =. Nywbold. chairman of
the Pure Food committee, reported
that their work had progressed uu-
Der difficulties u was decided 90
distribute circulars among the trad
os people. and 10 ask the city au-
thoritics 10 see that the ordinances
regulating sale OF food products is
rig.dly complied with.
Mrs w. . Phipott was made
chairman OF the Educational and
Entertainment committee a SUBJ
committee was named TO see the
moving picture show managers with
request that they show films with
regard 10 the menace oi the house
ty and the reasons for sUattiug
them
Motion was made aud adopted
that an operate and dramatic club
br organized for the purpose oi put
tur ou entertainments to raise
funds for civic Improvement work.
Mrs Bolton Was made chairman.
with tho privilege ol selecting her
own committee 90 further This or
lauIIiIou
Nr j D. smith. chairman of the
PARKS aul Fairgrounds committee.
reported that O. delegation had called
upon fHr city council TO determine
uHaf a.l might hr expected from
chat body with reference Co propos
Sh. stated That the proposal bad
e1 improvement of the city Park
submitted 20 the council in writing
1s requested for consideration at
the next meeting She stated that
49, b. Groeudycke had donated nf
/ ~ trees 20 the Federation. nll OF
which had been planted under sup
cr,siou of Alderman G.. G. r
blanchard ON motion q was De-
cided to draft an oppression of thank.
90 be forwarded To MIR. Groendyckc
Mm A. n Cooper. acting chair
man of the committee on Planting
and Preservation of Trees, was ask
cd with her committee 10 visit th'
property holders with request tina
/ they plant trees. and look carefully
after the preservation and nurtur'
/ of those already planted
Mrs. Tom Currie. chairman OF th,
i 4IaHHaaaa.l NnuN. NIHa
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-11
NEW SUGGESTION
TARIFF MEASURE
SEC'Y. OF TREASURY TO
PROCLAIM VALUATIONS
ON IMPORTS
Weather Forecast


WASHINGTON d. O.. May DO
Chairman simmons of 'h0 finance
committee sees merit iu rr amend
mont ta the tariff. biI ureDstel to-
lay by assistant attorney .aneraI
Ueuison. and assistant secretary o.
the treasury. Curtis. to authorize the
.ro'ary oi the treasury to proclaim
valuations on imports % is claimed
.tlIf f'is would prevent under Wlu8.
uoHs aud avoid confusion resulting
from ihc 0uctuatiou of iorcisu mar
k,r values aud ad-teiorrm rates His
plan Nil De- taken up hy tho commit
frr nttt week.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-11
PRESENT METHODS
ENCOURAGE CRAFT
SYSTEM OF PURCHASING
GOVERNMENT SUPPLIES
CRITICISED
BUREAUS INVESTIGATED
DECLARES NATION IL WASTING
MILLIONS BECAusE THERE
IL M AUTHORITY FOR
PuRC CHtSING SUPPLIES

WASHINGTON. u. c.. May To-
Charges that the present methods of
making purchases Of supplies for the
Federal government opens way to
graft FOR parasites of large ana
small degree" was made in letter
which representative Bathrlck OF
Ohio today filed with the house COM
mittee on ways and means.
Bathrick named 40 bureaus and
chiefs which he says should be IN
yestigated at once by the committee
ON buying ana selling with a view to
reform. lie said he believed the ma
tlon was wasting millions OF dollars
because Il has no central authority
Tor purchasing supplies
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-11
Homes Wanted.

Homes In good families are want
ed for four children. three girls, ten
eight and four years OF age, one boy,
six years OF age. Intelligent and
attractive children. Those desiring
further information should tele-
phone Dr. ]. r. Nunn or Allen Early,
President OF United Charities.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-11
JURY D|SAGREEs
IN |. ii. VI. TRIAL
LEADER WAS INDICTED FOR
INCITlNG PATTERSON
RIOTS

PATERSON. s. j.. May l0.-The
jury iu lhc case Of Patrick Quinlan,
leader of the Industrial Workers ct
the World indicted for melting the
Paterson silk mill workers TO riot.
reported hopeless disagreement
and Nuru discharged
The defendant win bo released on
BAIL ronliug q new trial
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-11
SPECIAL Session
SUPREME COURT
FOLLOWING PROCEEDINGS
AT SPECIAL SESSION
HELD SATURDAY
Special 10 the Ncws.

NpD,ihl iu TIE NrM8.
AUSTIN. TWaF. R1y no. The
state Department or Insurance ard
banking thie Afternoon made public
la condensed stutcmeu ul hc tienty
State banks maintainils n, ngs de-
parimonts.
~ the close ,1l buiaes on April
30. the state shows . total re-
sources 10 be ss.t - which
49, -
state. Of the habih.Ses. ,la5,4S5
is due 10 depositon AMI ys5.q2i ls
net undivided profits
The required cash reserve is o.
ror cent ON toial deposits amount
ine to $3,I.u, md actual cash ON
hand IL S5aa.2o1.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-11
CARMEN STRIKE
BLOCKS TRAF FIG
EMPLOYEES DEMAND IN
CREASED WAGES AND
SHORTER HOURS

CINCINNATI. Ohio. May To- Not
a wheel OF any car operated by Cin-
cinnati Traction Company is turning
tonight Strike OF street car employ
oes. successful thus far has blocked
all traffic The citizens today are
using every other means OF convey
ance except street cars 10 reach the
homes In surburbs. The strike Is
peaceful.
Employees demand recognition OF
their union. increased wages, and
shorter hours.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-11
RATTLE RAGING
At RAMOS,

BROWNSVILLE. Texas May lo.
Six hundred constitutioualists are re-
ported attacking large Federal
force AZ Raiuosa. sixty miles west oi
4 bir battle is now rag
ing.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-11
REPUBLICANS To
REvIVIFY PARTY
CONVENTION CALLED TO
REORGANIZE ON PRO-
GRESSlVE LINES

CHICAGO. ii' NaH In.-United
states Senators and Republican lead
ers from various parts ot the coun-
try hcgan arriving today with the
purpose Of promoting movement
Tor Republican National convention
this year 20 re-orraniEe the party
upon progressive lines. and 10 pre-
vent a reoccurrerce OF what happen-
ed al the last National Republican
convention. Crawford OF south Da-
kota is among those who have arriv-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-11

The RICH. Honor be Lord Wear
dale e at the head o. tho delegation
cnt by the BUH Empire 90 the
United state. to a.Huge fol tho cello
hration of 1oO years of peace he
tween Great HriuaH ana tbo United
States it Vln b. .Ie centenary u.
tho Treaty OF Gh.n' sigueI iu lNli
other members oI The British dele
ratou Include SOM from Australia
and other parts OF he British Ew
Dirr
The cts of Client itss is repro
sentcd hy au AldcrmaR. 4 Dc Bruyu'
and tho kecper OF me atchi,es OAl
phuusr Van WcrtcfkeD
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-11
AMARILLO WINS
BIC CONVENTION
GRAND COUNCIL OF U. c. r.
MEETS HERE NEXT
YEAR
WON OVER ALL RIVALS
ESTIMATED THAT FROM THREE
TO FIVE HUNDRED NIsl-
TORS WILL III GUESTS
OF THE CITY

Corpus Christi, Texas.
May 10, 1913
Amarillo Daily News.
Amarillo. Texas
We win Grand Council boy
more than two 20 one over
all contestants
ALLEN AND RIGGS
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tconiinued on Page NineJ
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CONTINUED on PAGE Three)
Evening journal., 1913-06-13
SPECIAL NOTICE.
TO ARCHITECTS

The Commission for the erection Of the
Voman's College Affiliated with Delaware
ColloEe win receive competitive plans for two
fra-proof buildings. ~ cost not more than
500. 600 one Residence Hall. two stories.
~ cortain reception rooms, kitchen. dining
hall bedrooms. ofices etc. for the sccom-
mediation Of dftr students. and a modern
Ecienre Laboratory. three stories. 10 contain
chapel Offices laboratories. recitation rooms.
etc. for the accommodation Of one hundred
students
One thousand dollars will be awarded IN
rssh hy the Commission for the hve best
risns submitted Three hundred dollars for
The first plan. two hundred snd fifty dollars
dnr the second PLAN tv-o hundred dollars
for the third plan one hundred and fftv
dollars for the fourth plan and one hundred
dollars for the hfth plan accepted by the
Commission. The plans accepted shall hs
l3he property of the Commission
All plans must be in the hands n the IN.
6ersigned not later than ~ o'clock noon
Monday. July z, 1913.
cF0. W. TWT1MYER.
eseretary Affiliated College Commission. vii
mington, Delaware. iunei2.st.
Evening journal., 1913-06-13
Information for Travellers
departure trains troeys Wilmington.
Trains Marked 60 Expresses.



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BIZ, 55s-,
TO Baltimore M-9.o5. p M--S.so
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ReadnG and Way Stations A. Ms7 P M21o, tao, 62T.
dys-s.is 21o and al D m.
rhn9dsBhs and Chester Daily M5-1so ooO 1890 1900
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minute
To New osiesve front and Market s5ss half hour
Castle with Delaware City.
To BsRsys spLTss @ and %sSP''.s % @ & s,'G SIX and Market
sso All sTs leaving a. Bndyrnc
Springs OF
u, minutes hour minutes before Tor
stance. e.5s and 72s.
Evening journal., 1913-06-13
CHIROPODIST
HOROSCOPE
JUNE IS.

Some of the greatest poets and
musicians were born on this date.
Mercury, the governing planet
gives love of change and travel. a
vivid imagination and a strong de-
sire for the beautiful in art. music
and literature.
This temperament is so nervous
tnat Il should never be over stimulat-
ed by alcoholic excesses. When a
person of this birth date becomes a
drunkard there is seldom any helm
for him, but sometimes great re-
sponsibility will make a strong char
acter of the victim.
Both men and women of this birth
date are religious and enjoy argu.
ments on religious subjects.
This birth date gives exceeding
restlessness and had tendency 10
Keep changing ones mind.
The birth stone is a sapphire and
blue attracts fortune when in Jewels.
This date is favorable for metal
workers to use the Want Ads. for
wood workers, for agents and once
seekers
Evening journal., 1913-06-13
PLUMBERS

ID ALpH y. FInANCE.
N Plumbing and Heating Moderate
prices, Calls attended 10 at once. No. 1904
West Sixth street. -. a A. phone. 164q.
pelmarvia, 1855. Residence. 366sD. n17.tf
II S. ADAMS. PLUMBING AND STEAM
II Fitting. Johhing promptly attende 20.
Sigh class work q specially. No. DIT Ship
ley street. Residence, No. 1912 W. Six
teenth street, Wilmington, Del. Telephone
ID. A, c1S1. For reference Hotel Du.
Pont. may27-tm.
Evening journal., 1913-06-13
PROPERTIES FOR SALE
FOR SALE
FEW OF OUR SPECIALS.

CALL AT OUR OFFICE FOR MORE
COMPLETE LIST.
Boulevard and Twenty second street New.
up-to-date, hardwood trimmings and foors,
hot water heat, II rooms, baths, porches,
lot so feet front.
Twentieth street and Monroe Place two
new square built, upto-date; each rooms,
bath and hot water heat.
SOC Concord Ave. up to date, SQUARE built,
8 rooms and bath.
413 McCabe Ave. rooms bath hot water
heat; up-todate
Cor. Van Buren, ST. and Gipin Ave,
rooms and bath; upto-dats.
1921 and 1928 Washington street each IA
rooms large lot, suitable for apartments.
1902 Washington street, 10 rooms bathI
TO close estate
224 w. Twenty-ffth street, rooms, BATH
up-todate; owner left city.
1929 W. Eighth St.. rooms and bathI
1o7 W. Twelfth street, rooms, bath.
Four brick houses rent $40 month";
/ Nineteenth street and Greenhli Ave, I
new, up-to date, rooms, bath, modern.
1905 Park Ave. Highlands, near Rock,
ford Tower, rooms and bath; large lot.
1912 Pennsylvania Ave, rooms and bath,
up-to.date; easy terms; must sell
20s and 900 II. Sixth street, rooms.
Montrosc. rooms and bath. city cons
veniences large lot; view Of river.
Richardson Park, room and bath, easy
/ terms
Ashley. rooms upto-dsts bungalow.
4-acre poultry and truck farm, Hare'a
/ Corner. Possession.
Cedars Brsndywins Springs, rooms and
bath; large lot
| 6-acre farm, Centerville. Possession.
20 acre farm, Christian. Possession, with
! crops
/ Many good business locations in stores.
| Many other modern houses, some me-, %
easy terms and investment properties.
| Several productive farms and country resi-
dences near city, all sizes
! negirable building lots both city and sub
urban. at sacrifice prices
Renting y sneei-ltv.
o. G. GOODEN,
2 w. Ninth St.