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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-04

LNNHnHr muruIur unHuf HnIf mast tam
INnfu q. Poi. home near I.urHrauurf ur.
ceased Bod been NI fnr aarnrrf
ono fa I f'rHI rrrHII Boz WAS nn.
Ng steadily rrrw worse until fha rnf
Mf Thorn vac 81 years of are ana
ANt widow. seven cons ard rIr
ltnEhfrfH Funeral services uIIf TO- frfr
from ODE family home thfs afternoon I'd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-04

NANAaAiRu+ were.
Nhent-No. = red SII9mIIst.. ~,
red $1,000 ia. No. hard 81 0ssI o..
No. , hard Si.00n 1.0Sts.
65g isc 80 ~ mite
Oa,s@No. . white see n s7l4c, stand
Pork-SlA4s
Lnrd-aSs2
lubs-S9.75mIO5O
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-04

. CHICAGO. Nov. g. Hogs-Receint =
SsSvO head weak. Bulk S6sSTTsS
hsht ft.aom SO, mixed Ss4Osf
ntaNE $50 1855. rough s6.35Hs.65:
Cattls--teceipts 10000 head. unset
ued Native beef cattle $500 10 lO 40:
COWS ana heifcrs S2.SOftS.25: calves
Sheep-kcceipts 1900 head: unset
Tied. Wcthers Sb.S5 fTs25. ewes "a III -
5.4e. lambs S6.5Ong.00
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-04

WV holik. Not COFFEE. rI. NJ.
g. 'sc futures firm. December oslo.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-04
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING. W. Va. Nov. }. Is.
Range OF active stocks on the New
iork stock Exchange. corrected daily by
y T. Masten d Co. brokers
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING. w. Va. Nov. 2 '1s.
The active Pittsburgh stocks corrected
daily BY A r. Masten a. Co. bankers
and brokers' National Bank of West
building.
STOCKS. Ira fAsL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-04

on Monday.
:, Bonds ss.7se.oOO. against ss.iss.ooo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-04

I'Nl'N art u1r silver afrH
rff guu,. Money 1h nf per cent rfr.
'uni rafr7 short bills fnnnr rar
''ni. ihrce months e. 30 l5-i6 rcr cent
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-04
BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va. Nov. z ~
Corrected BY A. r. Masten 4 co Nom
oers BOSTON stock Exchange. No s28
foutrh avenue. PittsburEh. Ia.
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open. { High Low. / Clos,
LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va. Nov. J. Is.
bally Quotation List OF the wheeling
Stock Exchange.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-04
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET

WHEELING. W. Va. Nov. 3. rs.
members New York Stock Exchange.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-04
WHEELING LIVE STOCK


Guod 70 choice. I45 10 200 Il
Good 20 choice. $50 TO Is5 30
y air 10 good, 700 To 100. Z OO
/. AZ. NM 49,.
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SIDEWALK LAWS
VALIDITY ARGUED
BY SUPERVISORS

The validity Of the sidewalk laws
was the subject Of much discussion at
the supervisory meeting last night.
A stormy debate between Supervisors
Quinn and Hollinger over Resolutions
IS and 26, which were put through by
Quinn regarding the enforced laying
OF four-foot cement walks on Kala.
kaua avenue and Waialae road. Mr..
Bollinger said:
The success OF the administration
depends upon the road committee Mr..
Quinn, chairman of that committee, is
making us the laughing stock Of the
city. Just lately he introduced two
resolutions TO put cement sidewalks on
Kalakaua avenue This Is not in &C.
eordance with the ordinance. The
people will refuse to put down the
walk and the city has to put II down.
We viii never get the money back"
To this Quinn answered that Hol-
linger had voted Tor the resolutions
end should have investigated before
The dispute over the legality OF the
laws was put at rest by Deputy City
Attorney Weaver, who said the ord
inances had not come through his
Office H0Ilinger moved the resolu-
lions be laid on the table. but the mo-
ton failed as they were not before
the board Amendments to the side.
walk laws will be made at next meet
ing. - 49, &C.,
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MORNING ON CHANGE

Stocks held somewhat firmer today.
although there was little activity. Only
four securities were dealt in yester-
day afternoon and this morning, with
only listless bidding for other stocks.
McBryde, 0laa. II. G.. & s.. and Eva
sold In small lots at the prevailing
price. McBryde per cent bonds ad.
vanced to 100, gain Of 2.
Offers we're made for shares of
Alexander & Baldwin and Brewer &
Co. 205 being bid for A. & 81, and 215
asked. The last sale figure was 80.
For Brewer & CO., 295 was offered
but the offer fell on stony ground
This sold for 800 Z few weeks ago.
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DAILY REMINDERS

Round the island in auto, $500.
Lewis Stables. Phone 2i41.-Adv.
Fashionable gowns to order. Mrs.
w. E. Bell. Love Bldg, Fort st Adv.
Notice the Hubs advertisement of
Palm Beach suits. Genuine Palm
Beach suits at $3.50, belt included.
The winners In the jingle contest
conducted by the Honolulu Gas Com
pany win be announced in q later is
sue.-Ady.
Cups and saucers (China) with the
Hawaiian coat-of-arms thereon, at the
Honolulu Picture Framing Co, Bethel,
near Hotel. &
& Having completely recovered from
bis late illness DR.. r. Schurman. osteo-
path, may be consulted at his offices,
Beretania street, cor Union.
Trent Trust Co. is,advertising new
bungalow in Makiki, which can be
bought for s35 per month and small
cash payment. Better investigate
this.
Buyers who have Inspected our
spring models marvel at the abundant
variety and exceptionai beauty OF the
hats displayed. MiItG & Parsons.
Adv.
Just investigate the Petallma cleo.
trio incubator 1t the California Feed
Co, Ltd. This is the incubator that,
with least attention, turns out the
largest percentage matches ever se.l
cured.
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sEALED TENDEas.

y
Sealed tenders siff be received up
to noon on the 23d day Of March,
1915, at the office Of the Clerk Of the
City and County Of Honolulu, Room
g. Mcintyre building. for furnishing
fuel oil as required by the City and
County for the ensuing Is months.
period. commencing with the LIST day
of April. 1915. Bids shall be on the
following basis Price per barrel at
tanks: price per barrel delivered to
the following municipal pumping sta
tons: KalihI Kaimuki, Beretania,
Sewer Pumping Station, Kakaako.
I A certified check or certificate Of
deposit on bank doing business with
the Territory Of Hawaii. for sum
equal to 5 per cent Of the amount in
solEed, win be required Of each bid
der
The Board OF Supervisors reserves
the right to reject any and ali bids:
d. KALAUOFALANI, JTl.,
City and County Clerk.
6109-Mar, II, IL. Is. rs, Is, IL, is, -
& stss On %
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SEALED TENDERS.


Sealed tenders will be received up
to noon on the Esd day Of March. 1915,
at the office Of the City and County
Clerk OF Honolulu Mcintyre building.
for furnishing No. 1 California wheat
bay, in six-foot bales, double com
pressed, to the City and County for
the three-mDnths, period beginnia,
with the 1st day Of April and ending
with the 3Oth day OF June. OF 1915.
A certified check or certificate OF
deposit on a bank doing business with
the Territory of Hawaii, in sum
equal TO 5 per cent of the amount I'm
poIyed, VIII be required Of every bid
der.
The Board Of Supervisors reserves
the right to reject any and all bids.
D. KALAUOKALANI, JR.,
City and County Clerk.
61O9-Mar. II, II. Is, Is. is. II, Is.
-, 20, q.
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SAY REPORT IS
TO BE AGAINST
REP. KlIPIHEA
House Committee Members
Indicate Automatically
May Uphold Him

Three members Of the house judi
ciary committee. which is inyestigat-'
ing the charges made by Circuit Judge
Ashford against Representative Davii
n Kupihed, gave out the information
to The Start Bulletin today that the in
yestigators viii announce their deei1
sion en- Monday before the house and
that the charges made BY the Judge
will in the main be sustained by the
majority.
Kupihea was accused by Ashford Of
having contributed to the delinquency
Of his daughter and niece and at his
own request the house committee COM
menced probe into the truth OF the
accusations. Witnesses were called
and gave testimony bearing on the
relations OF certain men to the Kupi-
hea girls and on Knpihea's attitude at
the time the, crimes were committed.
II am going to submit ~ report to
the effect that believe Kupihea was
guilty, not OF having entertained these
soldiers and his daughters In his own
home, but OF having provided the de-
tached cottage instead, w. III CraY-
ford. one CT the committeeman, said
today. However. no evidence was
introduced t. show that there was
gambling at any of these gatherings
Other than that, am OF the opinion
that Kupihea is guilty of the charges
made by the Judge.
Two other members, who requested
that their names be withheld until
Monday, stated that the decision OF
the majority of the committee would
be against Kupihea. That there viii
be q minority report Is said to be as
sured, one which does not uphold
Judge Ashford's criticism.
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SI65,OOOI FIXED
AS UPSET PRICE .
FOR MAHlJKA SITE.
Continued from page one)

circulation a stated number OF times
and no one OF the original contribut
ors shall be entitled 70 reimbursement
unless the claim is filed with the
agent within one year after the last
time the matter referred to is adyer
tised. The difference between the
amount obtained for the sale Of the
site and s35 900 shall be deposited In
the treasury as q miscellaneous re.
ceipt. and any balance OF the So, 00C
which the DESIGNATED fiscal agent is
unable to return to the original con:
tributors shall also be turned into the
treasury as a miscellaneous receipt"
Explanation Given.
The explanation given to the senate
and house by the conference commit.
tee. which adjusted the differences,
show these conclusions:
Strikes out the language leaving the
question of sale of present site in the
discretion Of the Secretary OF the
Treasury. as proposed by the. house.
Strikes out the language proposed
by the senate relative to reconyeyance
OF the present site to the person or
persons from whom the United States
acquired title. and 90 forth, and pro-
yfdes for the sale OF said site, as pro
posed by the house, and for the reim-
OF the contributors to the
opening and dedication of Bishop
street. adjoining said site. through 4
responsible fiscal agent, to be desig-
mated BY the Secretary or the Treas
ury and to serve without compensa-
ton. under such proper arrangements,
bond. and so forth, as may meet with
the approval Of the Secretary OF the
Treasury; said sale of site to be ne
gotiated at a minimum price Of not
less than $165, 900, which would return
to the government It's payment Of
S104 900, with interest and provide a.
balance of $35, 900, as specified In the
with which to reimburse,
the street contributors.
Strikes out the language leaving the
purchase and acquisition OF new site
10 the dissertation Of the Secretary Of;
The Treasury. as proposed BY the,
house.
Authorizes a limit OF cost Of 1915.
700 instead Of $250, 900. as proposed
* the house, thereby giving the Sec.
retary OF the Treasury more latitude
n acquiring site.
Strikes out authotity to enlarge
present site. as proposed bf the house.
Strikes out language referring to]
;ost Of an enlargement OF site. in
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The finance COMMITTEES Of the house
recommended today that the bin relat-
ing 10 the licensing Of :'socidl clubs to
serve LIQUOR be amended 80 that the
power to grant Z license viii be re.
tanned by the license commissioners
instead Of bI the boards Of supe. Wis
.ors, as the original BIN provided
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Regular weekly meeting OF phoealx
Lodge al 7:3o O'Clock AAs

:
Regular weekly meetink OF pholatr
Lodge Al Z: 80 o'clock
Honolulu Commandery No. WIN
hold 4 stated meeting .torSrht Al
/. O'Clock.
-
Pacific Rebekah Lodge No ~ n
o,clacs 3 :. s 80 -
,-----. Fg,.zz.ss,t..t ~
toss.e niminez 4 Porto Ric.n ..
natural,,.I - IN AuAa,;rss,, 3;,isa.. =,
Iihue, Kanai. last Saturday nv Iadsa
-. 1850 s
The Mothers. C,lub az Eaim,,L, OH,
bald : meetinp IN tha .esa,,,tI,.; ~,
az the I.iliuokaIani school a. 5 o,c,ocL
tomorrow afternoon. :
49, 49,. .~z1.9
I.yIe 4 Mickey of Kanai bas . go sr "a !
4 divorce to Mrs. e n nridpewater.
from r n Bridgewater - :, : : /
- n. / "a
The postponed whist marty that was
to have been given by Pacific Rebe. !
he given this evening a. ais e.s,o.r :
"A --------- Z. : : 5. = 4.
The territorial hoard Of equalization !
held only 4 brief session TODAY con.
tinuing further work. untu tomorrow
morning. ITS deliberations probably ;
a ..a-. i.
A marriage license was issued nv |
agent Woods YESTERDAY 10 Ernest w.
Warren. American. "a wears old and
Miss Mary da Costa Amorim. Portu. I
guese. n wears of age.
All members of Company D. Nation.
eouinment shonld be snre To cali at
the armory Friday or saturday even
inc where @ M gergt Moryat, viii al
sue ea,,inment
-
The Bar AssociaI,on or Hawa,; was
scheduIed Ia meet 1T q o,clock this
AFTERNOON At the Board Of Trade
nartic c 1 certain ones concsrni Ts'
court nrooednre, IS 80. 4
s $500. - rs.
Tho f,ftb annual. exhabit If the
aiehtb graaa 'n,,nils. If p,,nal,on nre.
No ratorv sci;sl,I7 win one,, 70 tho
nuhl;c n the hasan,ant of pishon hall
Pnnabon 3, acadsmv.- between q m
and 4 ( y, 80, 5an, :, ~ 81 Z =.
- -
IA, .....,. .,....,..,. 8, a., u.
! ', ,,esd from an Ismes Aid ana iTwiri
And was ,iIad Il, ri.,,it conrt tgday
Il shows rscssts =, ~ recount - min
cjnaIs sn,c,,nsine - - ss5s oall ana 70.
CENTS ~ accc,snf ~ incnn,a IF & q
9se e. =
-'s.eo S.
f,h., Az 81 .,,e 5f.itv r,hoto f,s1.
lsrv ~, chsrqed WITH tat,sory. ,slanse
was d;sc5 srgsd - ~ C Co,
c 80 8 ss,,trs affs;,. Anal
me morrinc Ths audience was in.i
srard i,srS Ths d.fsnds 81. was res,.
$500 s,.ssT X, 4 srsil irss5
5 -. - 81. ~.
,yasfar esrvit.al win he .held next,I
Sun dsS sftaynoo,l ii I5sualsi baIl oahu
cnlIere 81 III 1,cl5ck The ipro-l,sl
efaIl1. which VIII he entirely musical. f
4 being ARRANGED nv. AIiss Helen q. n
CadWeil acine director Of tie Puma
aOu music school, Not only Students
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-11

President Wilson has ten tons of
coal in his cellar. but the dealer cam
not collect for II because the goveEn-
ment refuses 10 o. X It without a
contract.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-11

Because It might prove too expen-
siye for the territory the finance com.
mittee recommended that the bill to
provide loans of 5000 each to home
steaders be killed Il was
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LEGISLATIVE NOTES

The house finance committees re-
port recommending passage Of the bill
to exempt Homestead improvements
from taxation was adopted today
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rancy wee 1850, ! - 3.
- -; 80 80 ~. = snl1s n..s.,s
= ~ $500, 9 40. - lsVs ma'ssia.e
s''sl'sel = tlllS MOI z Y
a fifs discoveries q 8 small, eot,.vs
~ R,,,s.,.,s = -. z s.,sa I. 1910 :
go had NJ ., ,,, iss, s,na us.l..
. I IS. ssV.a uuls. 2 .is lev
: 80 ! = - ne Z s e s rug ola1s
savs,,,, fs,,,u...s, s. 5, !,
- - 49,. 1870 =. a.v g pass'
sssts4s 49, a :. 80 e - Vl..e = @ ~
ss., :. :. = ,... -.
- ,ssi;- 49,, 49, s,las Ia
,,sss, r-,,.. ne - ny Mas solsln wy
I !. s. - no. - Il - &.
,sst =. - =. s.,ss.s !" g 49, e. =
49, - 80 --e,<tl4 ~ = loC--AA--e,
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Lord Scarsdale. the father Of Lord
Curzon. is seriously i'll In London.
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The fifth annual. exhibit of the
eighth grade pupils of Punahou pre-
paratory school win be open to the
public in the basement of Bishop hall.
Punahou academy, between 8 a. m.
and p. m tomorrow.
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{ The Bar Association OF Hawaii was
scheduled to meet at 4 o'clock this
afternoon at the Board OF Trade
rooms To discuss legislative measures,
particularly certain ones concerning
court procedure.
Evening journal., 1915-03-27
REAL EsTATE-r0R sALE-

~ OUNTRN PROPERTY FOR SALE-ONE
~ acre ground eEht-room house (ncwl
bath, hot and cold water large barn. One
mile from city line out Concord Pike r. Il.
u OR sALE-sQUARE BUILT HOUSE.
II eight rooms, BATH pantry. hot water heat
three porches. hardwood hoors. gas and eiec
trio, nearly new. VIII sell reasonable. Apply
on premises. No. 1906 shnllcross avenue.
now suts-tf.
Evening journal., 1915-03-27

by the use of brown paint for the
trim and the roof. I'm Keeping with
the general scheme, the flooring OF
the porch is Of cement.
This house is especially well
adapted to narrow lot. the tounda-
tion wall being only % feet across
the front and 80 feet in depth. Even
il the house should be erected amid
congcsted surroundings, the window
arrangement will prove highly salts
factory. for all rooms are provided
with plenty OF light. independent OF
the windows at the sides OF the
house. This important factor should
be taken into consideration invariably
when building on narrow lot.
There are three large rooms planned
for the first floor. Entering the ves-
tibule, which has a coat closet and
toilet, the living room is reached
through a columned opening This
room has many distinctive features
to commend It, including built-in
bookcases, artistic tapestry, brick
fireplace and a delightfully."- wide
stairway leading TO the hOor above.
Ii is spacious room, l6xlS feet in
size. and when furnished, will become
extremely comfortable and homelike.
lhe diningroom. which is in the rear
Of the house. is II feet wide by IL
feet deep. Four outside windows and
an especially large built-iu china
closet, with full length doors, are the
most salient features The pantry.
with its wealth OF cupboards ani
shelving, and the lOxl2 kitchen are
located at the right of the dining
room. The kitchen is compact aud
well arranged, a place being provided
for everything. There is large
closet planned for stores and in the
entry excellent accommodations have
been made for the refrigerator
-Four chambers, the llxl2 feet and
two l2Xl3 feet. may be found on the
second floor. Each one is provided
with good sized closets. and with
light and air from windows ON two
Evening journal., 1915-03-27
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT.
FOR REM

FOR RENT
AT REDUCED RENTS.
400 w Thirteenth St., k X Is.
ia French St.
1908 w Ninth ST.
Gil 2. Fourth St.
sos Rodney st.. s X. 3. = a II.
217 Rodney St., z Il, B g. J..
21A Lincoln ST., X, b & p.
1906 W. Fourth St., s r i & +.
0O2 Chandler ST., rooms, 80.
4I2 +. Ninth ST., r s b.
ZIG King ST., IL Il. & II.
1921 Church St.. 6 b.
1903 Franklin ST.. - r & B.
812 Washington St., 9 K q b.
1O9 Monroe St. X & B.
APARTMENTS.
Ninth and Orange sts., X, b & II.
701 Vandever Ave, r, B q II.
WIN. J. FISHER
S. W. Cor Ninth and Orange sts.
Evening journal., 1915-03-27
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

FOR SALE--PARTIAL LIST.
1910 Lancaster Ave. rooms, modern.
9OB Harrison St.. r. & b. Fine locnt
25i6 Tatnall st.. 8 r & b. new; barS
80 Concord Ave. X & B. Must sell.
6O7 Washington st.. ~ Il 4 b. l.arg4
1905 Van Buren ST.. r a B. A good
si8 Anchorage ST.. rooms. Investnien
4OO-0z-Ol-O6 W. Twenty st., r s
Nice homes.
Farms and suburban homes in an al
tions.
16O acres. Bear Station. Fine land
212 acres, farnhurst. Good bulidia
Fruit.
stream
Several farms near Kenton. kel O.
and fruit
Many others.
sEWELL G. DOWNS.
ID. & A., isG-W. 206 W. Ninth
Evening journal., 1915-03-27

sides. A well appointed bath with
tile flooring. and linen closet with
shelves and drawers are also provided
ON this door. on the third floor
there is sufficient space for two large
chambers and a trunk room. which
could be used also for other storage
purposes.
The basement has cement lloor
aud extends under the entire house.
Here win be found the laundry, veeo-
table cellar and the heating plant.
Arrangements have been made with
the architects to furnish estimated
cost OF construction or any other Ia
formation desired regarding the
house illustrated. They also invite
our readers 20 make suggestions for
plans which they would like illus
trated In the future. Please address
all correspondence 10 Ashley a.
Peterson, Springfield Mass.
Evening journal., 1915-03-27
For Sale

h52s W. Seventh st.. ~ a p.
location Close 20 an trolleys.
1910 W. Tenth ST.. 10 & b. High
Quiet shade.
$40 Broome st., 10 r. q b. Low
Good terms.
900 Van Buren, St., 40 r a b. Aii
offer.
fao5 w. Second ST.. o II & b.
6O5 W. Fourth ST., n r 4 B.
4 6ls BroOme ST.. no r & B. High
/ ton. Near park and trolleys.
8O5 W. Eighteenth st.. ~ x 3 Is.
site park Near trolley.
2aO8 Boulevard, 40 r 4 b
ltOi Rodney st., m r 3. q
l1OOxl4O.
9Oi-8.5.7 W. Tweniy.hfth ST., new,
q Is. laundry. combination lighting
] fireplace. etc Make offer.
sOT W. Tenth st.. r B.
2I7.I9 n. DUPONT st., r b.
zoos Jefferson st., convenient lur
| Fine condition
s2I Frnnklln st.. 10 X q b
IqOq-11 W. Sixteenth ST. II
Rented. Good income. Trade for iarm
Dozens more.
Suburban properties and farms Ia
direction. Some bargains. Sec me.
G.. IngerSOll GauS'
NO s85 MARKET STREET.
Evening journal., 1915-03-27

TSOR sALE-TWO. STORY BRICK FAC
IL tory. Nos. l3Os-1O Stockton street 200
square feet floor space Apply TO + ). Isaac
owner No. 1917 West street. ID. A. 36-.
mar1B-tLs-tf
Evening journal., 1915-03-27
APARTMENTS

A PARTMENT FOR RENI-FIvE ROOMS
"A and bath Immediate possession. No
% - jackson st. nov24-t ts-t.
"a OR RENT-FOUR ROOM APARTMENT,
furnished or unfurnished. Apply Chas.
$. Huriock. Seventh and Poplar streets.
msr28-t.
NrO. Z APARTMENT IN 1.-THE GRANT
n LEY" rooms. bath and porch S32
4nply,. Or. ARTHUR Patterson, No. 923 Ieffer-
Son street. mar26-i.
Evening journal., 1915-03-27
REAL ESTATE-FOR SALE.

m q SETTLE An ESTATE. MUST SELL
o block of small investment houses pay
ing over 20 per cent. Very little cash re
quired Address Box 2s8. mar2O3t.
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For Sale
Isaac DiIlin,

No. oaa ~ MARKET STREET
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40. si9 IL ORANGE STREET.
b. & A., sac.
Evening journal., 1915-03-27

In every cottage to which thought
ful care has been applied in the
planning, there is one characteristic
at least which stands out above all
others. The accompanying illustra
ton. for example, depicts a splendidiy
arranged nine room cottage. whose
predominating virtue is an audacious
exterior, severely plain, perhaps. but
dienitied and stately to the last de-
tail.
There is not single apologize
feature character and stability are
drawn into this design with bold
hand. The wide, overhanging corniee,
supported by heavy brackets is in
perfect accord with the abbreviated
dormer and with every phase of the
massive porch and its huge stucc'
columns. The effect of solidity il
intensified by the employment O
dark gray stucco, roughly cast. and
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For RENT

FOR RENT
1O5 W. oath st.. 7R& B......S2O.OO
1910 Clayton St.. Il g. B.....S22.O 90
1I8 W. 25th ST. r & B...S S21 90
1912 Washington St.. IL x & B.S8O. 90
g13 Shailcross Ave- 9 Il & $500
3Oi W. Eleventh St., ~ r & b. $4,000
9i7 Reed St. 5 rooms ms.'..........SlOOO 100
1O5 W. 27th ST.. r. q $500
Glo Adams ST.. r q $1,000
1904 W. I4th ST., r & .S25.OO
3O5-O7 E. gath St.. g X & B.S17.QO
2O0 E. Fifth St, 8 X & B... $500
APARTMENTS.
American, X 4 ...........S2 90
2l1 w. Tenth ST., 4 r a B..... $500
9i1 Orange st., r & B..... s27 90
Grantley, B................S $1,000
W. V. Montgomery.
40. 9l9 IL ORANGE STREET
b. & A., sac.