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Evening journal., 1915-12-22
VON EMMICH. CONQUEROR
OF LIECE. Death victim
I'm The ITnited Press.


BERLIN, Via Wireless to Sayville,
L. l., Dec. 22.-General Won Emmich,
conqueror of Liege, died this morning
at Hanover.
General Otto Won Emmich was sc
years of age He was a lieutenant
i'm the Franco-Prussian war and was
afterward gradually advanced in rank,
though he showed no conspicuous
ability until the present war began.
At the outbreak of the war he was
placed in command of the German
army Of the Meuse FOR the invasion
of Belgium. Won Emmich issued a
famous appeal to the Belgians after
crossing the German border, implor-
ing them to remain peaceful and de-
claring that civilians would be un-
harmed if they did not participate in
the fighting.
After the contest of Liege, Won EN-
mich was succeeded by General Mar
witz on August 8, 1914. He was sew
, eral times reported in ill-health and it
was once rumored that he had com.
mitted suicide.
Evening journal., 1915-12-22
MANY AID ENDOWMENT
FUND FOR OLDSWEDES

Much interest is being manifested in
the plan inaugurated by the Rev Fred
erick NJ. Kirkus. rector Of Trinity
Parish, for the endowment OF the Old
Swedes Church. OF the $4,000 which
he hopes to secure by Trinity Sunday,
June is. 1916, $4,000 has already been
subscribed, and about $4,000 actually
naid in. The subscriptions range from
$4,000 TO S. Encouraging letters have
been received from many directions,
with here and there a delightful bit of
sentiment recorded relating to past
associations with the old church.
Perhaps the most impelling motive
In the minds of the public and for
furthering this scheme for endowment
will be the past associations with this
venerable building. But the fact should
not be forgotten that there is an ac-
tive and useful work going on there
at the present time-a work which
touches the lives of hundreds OF peo-
pie in the community every week of
the year. The income from the pro-
posed endowment will insure the per-
petuation Of religious services in the
old church and the up-keep of the
building and the churchyard. There
will still be abundant need for the ac-
tive help Of the congregation of OLD
Swedes and Trinity Church in further
ing branches of the work and many
charities connected with it.
The Rev. Robert Bell. who entered
upon his duties as Vicar Of Old
Swedes Church on November Ia, is
already well-inured to the work and
rapidly winning the confidence and
support OF his people.
The following letters have been re-
ceived in reference TO the proposed
endowment:
Dear Mr.. Kirkus: Permit me tC
say a word commencing your efforts
Continued on Page Two.
Evening journal., 1915-12-22
Great Demand FOR
AUTO SHOW Spaces

Final arrangements are rapidly being
completed for NilmingtOn's second an
nual automobile show, TO be held in the
Hotel DUPONT, January II to p, 1916.
A meeting of the show and publicity
committees was held last evening in the
pariors of the hotel, and Chairman j. H..
Nixon and the committees went over
in detail what has been accomplished up
to the present time and what is neces-
sary to be done in completing the plans
for the exhibition. The requests for
spaces have exceeded the number at the
disposal of the association, but even so,
visitors will be assured that this years
show will be 100 per cent. larger and bet
ter than the successful show held last
year.
There viii be on exhibition at least 81
automobiles, motorcycles and auto.
mobile accessory displays. As previously
announced, the strong demand for space
made il necessary to secure both the
lobby and the rose room of the hotel foi
this years show and with the exhibit.
named above, il is safe TO say that ther,
will hardly be foot of unused space
The show this year will last the entir,
week, will open formally Monday, Janu
ary II. at 10 o'clock in the morning, re
naming open each evening until lO.3I
o'clock, and close Saturday night, Janu
airy p. at 1890 o'clock. special or
chestra will furnish music during tn
evening and there will be numerous i'm
! provements over last years exhibition
that viii lend additional interest to tn
1916 show
The two committees appointed b.
Manager Nixon. the members of whic
conferred with him last evening, are a
follows;
Show committee-Enoch Moore. il
William Creamer and X. r. Banks.
Publicity committee-E. c. Ulrich,
| B. Mancill and Harry Partington.
Evening journal., 1915-12-22
POWDER Yard Guard
FALLS dead ON DUTY

While patrolling his district in the
Hagley yards Of the DUPONT Powder
Company late last night, r. W. Single
ton. of Richardson Park. a guard, fell
to the ground. When another guard
reached his side he was dead. The
body was carried to the company's
Office in the yard and Deputy Coroner
Nichols notified.
Mr.. Singleton had been suffering
from heart disease for some time. He
lived with his son. The body was
taken to his late home this morning.
Evening journal., 1915-12-22
Increase IN BOOKS PUT
OUT BY FREE LIBRARY

It was reported at the monthly meet
ing of the managers Of the Whining
ton Institute Free Library last night
that 226 new books had been added TO
the shelves during November, at a
cost Of S235.S3. The total number OF
books issued for home use was 27696,
an increase of 4.52S.
All the stations OF the library show
ed an increase in loans. The Sunday
attendance for November was 1874; to-
tai registration, 934, and net registra-
tion, 17,169.
The library received nine books
from Mrs. f. o. barley. and General
James II. Wilson contributed seventy
nine pamphlets and three volumes.
Evening journal., 1915-12-22
Governor ATFUNERAL
Of FRANK ?. EWING

Many men prominent in State and
county affairs. including Governor
Charles r. Miller, members OF the
Legislature, judges Of the County
Court, Judge Philip Q. Churchman.
of the Municipal Court; Frank B.
Newell, clerk of the Municipal Court;
Court House officials and employees
attended the funeral this afternoon Of
Frank p Ewing. late register in
chancery, clerk of the Orphans Court
and former State Senator, which was
held from his late home, Rockland
Road, Brandywine hundred.
The funeral was the largest held
in that section of the county in many
years. The floral tributes were also
more numerous than at any funeral
ever held in that neighborhood. There
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SARAH BERNHARDT NOW
REPORTED near death

BY The United Press.
LONDON, Dec. 22.-Sarah Bernhardt
is reported TO be dying in Paris
dispatch to the Telegraph.
Nine. Bernhardt is II years old.
Dispatches to the United Press sew
eral months ago said she never fully
recovered from the amputation of her
leg last February, and that she would
be unable TO make another American
tour. despite announcements made IN
the United States. Two weeks ago
she became in and il was announced
she was suffering from congestion OF
the lungs.
Evening journal., 1915-12-22
ARREST COLOUED man
ON SLASHINC charge

ELKrON. Md, Dec. 22.-Erneso
Rhodes, colored, who is wanted on the
charge Of cutting Town Beilih Hilyard,
Of Middletown, Del. when he attempted
60 arrest several negroes during a Sat
n. iay night fght in that town some
weeks ago. was landed in Elkton jail on
Monday by Deputy Sheriff j. w. Nc
Allister.
Accompanied by Jacob Reynolds, Me-
Allistcr went TO the First district to re-
pleyin 200 bushels of corn. and while
there ne located Rhodes, who was just
returning home, having skipped out im-
mediately after the cutting. The officers
placed him in their automobile and
brought him to the .lkton jail. He viii
be turned over to the Delaware authori-
ties
Evening journal., 1915-12-22
Retirement FROM
THE DARDANEbbES.
FOLLOWS NUTINY.
Turks Say English Left Sick
in "Head Over Heels
Flight
TROOPS take new
Stand near SALONIKA
81 The unIted pross.

by Inc Dnlleu iicsS.
BERLIN. Via Wireless to Sayville,
Dec 22.-British troops withdrawn
from the Dardanelles are being sent
% Salonika, according to the Athens
correspondent OF the Cologne Gazette.
British troops are being withdrawn
from the base OF operations at the
Dardanelles." the dispatch said "They
are being sent to Salonika. The troops
were most discontented. In lmbros
they mutinied 1t is reported Eve or
six officers of the general stan were
killed. The troops finally left after a
promise that numerous reinforce
ments would be sent"
The retreat from the Dardanelles
which the British pretend TO be a
systematic withdrawal. was in real
ity head over heels flight sad
a Constantinople dispatch today. "The
enemy left behind sick and wounded.
The Turkish official statement tele
graphed from ConEtantinoplo today
contained the following additional de
tails Of the English retirement: "Oul
booty AT Anafarta and Ar.burnu in
cludes two heavy cannon. one fiel,
cannon and great quantities Of ammu
milton especially for rifles and ma
chine guns, q great number Of mules
ammunition cars. food supplies. tele
phone wires and mining materials
The enemy's ships without success
shelled tieir former positions in or
Ter to destroy this booty
Evening journal., 1915-12-22
Hungarian Count Believes Russia is
Stumbling Block TO Early Peace

political power of Russia paramount
when that power would be perman-
ent menace to our safety.
Hungary wants peace, but peace
making impossible return to the
conditions that brought about this
war. That implies destruction Of Rus
sian influence in the Balkans which
is used only aggressively for expan-
sion and conquest"
Count Apponyi believes Russia is
the great stumbling block in the way
of an early ending OF the war He sees
no prospects for an early peace.
"In his address TO the Reichstag'
the German chancellor opened the
way to an expression Of the same good
will on behalf OF the entente powers, "
he observed. Had they responded, a
Continued on Page TWO.
Evening journal., 1915-12-22
williams PROVES A
.BUNCLING "BURCLAR"

William l.. Dockstader, proprietor
OF the Garrick Theatre. was given a
burglar scare at his home, No. 1902
Market street at 1890 o'clock this
morning. At that hour Mrs. Dock
stader was awakened by hearing
noise at the front door. She at once
thought that someone was trying to
burglarize the house and awakened
her husband.
The noise continued and grew
louder all the time and Mr.. Docksta-
der, then partly dressed and with a
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Evening journal., 1915-12-22
IMPROVE CANDY STORE.

Many favorable comments have
been heard among the customers Of
the George Regas confectionery store.
No. 4O3 Market street. because of the
installation of new fixtures for the
display Of wares. The counters give
much display space and assure dust
proof goods.
Evening journal., 1915-12-22
TURKEY PRICES At 80
and S5' CENTS TO-DAY

Turkey prices ruled high in the holi-
dav market this morning There were
hut few of the fowl i'm and the choicest
ones sold for 35 cents a pound. although
others could be bought for 80 cents a
pound.
Joseph Quigley, who purchased a car
load OF Virginia turkeys some time ago,
and has been feeding them on his Ham
burg farm, had a wagonload OF the
fowls in the King street market and
sold them at 80 cents pound.
Ducks and chickens were held at %
cents pound. Wholesale commission
merchants said the market will remain
firm unless more Western stock arrives.
Evening journal., 1915-12-22
WARNING TO PUBLIC ABOUT BOGUS
CANVASSER OFFERING PREMIUMS

The management THE EVENING JOURNAL desires to
nounce that premiums the
newspaper for this
paper offering Gift ndueement subscribers
prospective subscribers
This announcement has been learned that
representing for THE EVENING JOUR-
offering lamps and other articles as
premiums persons advance for years subcrP
ton to newspaper
offering such inducements and representing them In
behalf EVENING JOURNAL swndIer and the public is
purporns to be canvasse
for this newspaper offers premiums.
Evening journal., 1915-12-22
cnNsrARIR Is ACCUSED.

Harry H. Hilyardh town constable Of
Middletown. will be arraigned before
Magistrate Theodore w. Francis to-
morrow on a charge OF assault and
battery The case grew out of the
arrest of a colored man a few weeks
ago.
Evening journal., 1915-12-22
sTARBING CASE GOES OVER.

In City Court today the case Of
Waller Johnson, colored, charged with
stabbing John Terry, also colored,
was continued until tomorrow that
witnesses can be summoned. Terry,
who had been in Delaware Hospital
was able to be in court.
Evening journal., 1915-12-22
FRIENDSHIP CO., lao YEARS OLD.

Today the Friendship Fire Company,
the oldest company of volunteers in
Wilmington, is celebrating its one hun-
dred and fortieth birthday anniversary.
The company was instituted on Decem-
ber %, l775, when Wilmington's Popu-
lation was but ,275. The company's
membership roster has contained the
names Of some prominent men.
Evening journal., 1915-12-22
EXPECT villa AT JUlREE TONIGHT.

rs Tho United Press
WASHINGTON Dec g2-eeueraI vIs is szpeetsd to reach
a-sa tonight This information. IN dispatches to the war
Department today apparently dposes OF Fumors that va s'
tho last omen, might continue operations az leader
q, rasrrila bands along the border.
Riotng yesterday at IS reported completely sup
sea Possibility Of demonstrations Whn uiia reaches there
m b properly guarded against BY cssnsa troops on their
say
Evening journal., 1915-12-22
c. c. TURNER SERIOUSLY Ill.

c. c. Turner. for many years active
in railroad work, is i'll with appendi-
citis. He is under the care of DR.. j..
w. Crumbaugh, OF near Kennett
Square, formerly OF this city.
Evening journal., 1915-12-22
ROY FRACTURES HE'D.

Harry Schand. aged 6 years. of No.
1926 Pine street, was treated at the
Homeopathic Hospital yesterday for a
fractured heel. After being treated he
was able to so to his home
Evening journal., 1915-12-22
FnrNcH 80 MASY rRIsONERs.

~ The United Press.
PARIS. Dec 2a-Frsnch blue devils" continuing thsh
orles east Of HaruannsussrkoDf have sdvsnesd to nsV
on and taken 1900 prisoners including II oesrs the
osce announced this afternoon
Evening journal., 1915-12-22
BUILDING PERMIT ISSUED.

Building Inspector Anderson today
issued building permit to Samuel
Kohn to make repairs to the property
owned by " Barsky at the southeast
corner Sixth and Church streets. The
improvements will cost sos.
Evening journal., 1915-12-22
rEAcT ADVOCATE DIES OF PNIUMONIA

TIACI ADY0CATE DIES or PNEUMONIl
M Tho United Press
cHRIsrIAN1A. Dec z2-IIoyd n Bingham, husband Of
As. bingham. known actress and Of the Ford
y,seo party died here today Of pusunouia
Evening journal., 1915-12-22
WEATHER

Partly cloudy weather and
rising temperature tonight
and Thursday; moderate
sOutherly winds.
Evening journal., 1915-12-22
TODAY'S TEMPERATURE.
SUN AND TIDES.
Mouth Of Christiana,

High water 80. l2.l4 \. NJ. 1885 p. NJ.
low water 74O A. NJ. $50 p. NJ.
Rcedy Island, high and low water ONE
hour earlier.
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onprn On rUpl1cAr.oN.

At rules held In the once Of the Clerk OF
M 10 the Ind. day OF August, 1916. the
fo7l ,S Ssder r Sns enseS erporation.
VS.. In Debt.
Object of suit.
The object tths fosegoiagt suit n,, ig t1
against the defendant, Omer G. stewart,
feg te Of one aundfed an, ana sadd na1
on certain promissory note OF the sai q
omer g spewar #. payable 70 The Wa1 1a11
due In four mouths after date. which note
Us subject TO credit OF seventysnye
n. ShgadSr. and to attach and sell in SAT
sfacfion OF said claim and debt the IN
art in the oil and gas In and underlying
a certain tract OF land lying and being sit
S esssa on f sSs coantRy q and
State OF West Virginia. adjoining the lan as
others and containing eighty acres. The
said Omer C. Stewart having a one-serenln
s the aas aaaen
land, being same interest reserved BY the
in g Sis snts sSnSey Il
the surface OF said land to. Iona L. Stew
arr by deed dated the 9TH day Of no.
clerks once Of Harrison Counsy, In Deco
SSk No leS gagss 81 snd t I'm i As9
hated near the town of Wallace, on
Panther Run OF Ten Mile Greek, Sardts
lcontainfng eighty-four rods. more or less.
land having a dwelling house thereon, be
linr same property conveyed to Maggie II.
Stewnrt by r. v. thompson ana Cora J.
Thompson, HIS wife. by deed bearing date
cd IN the County Clerks once of Harrison
County. In Deed Book NO: 1e8 Page 3Is, to
lparticuiaT description OF said property. Ne
And it appearing from an AFFIDAVIT filed
lin said action that Omer e: Stewart ig 2
HE do appear within one month from the
dafe of the first publication of this order
and do what is necessary to protect his In
Given under my hand this the End day
Y Aususs. NV I. WADE COLEMAN. CLERK.
IRoY e. PARRISH,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
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Nor1cn OF p1ssonurIoN.

Notice Is hereby given that =. a. p sES
ply somPany sorporatioi9a t srsas sfata an 81
West virginia held at the CITY q lo Slar shs
foiioyv4rir reaoiitions were 4dOptea
.RtcsdLvEp, tifst, that the aartis s !I.S
Dreamed org Under the laws Of the. state Of
west Virginia, does hereby discontinue
business as coEporatdon and a. surIs srfer
ana corporate franchises The 20 boar rS-c OF
erty chooses il action and all assets Of fnis
cash, and pay ON ana Ii ~
charge ali its debts Ilabiiities and ob u,
nationn:e and after fully dischargtng ~
Such debts. Eabilities and obltEattons 81
vide the fenainder among the stockhoidss
srs r,ro ratafvvith their several hold1ngs q
stock. but no sucn paynent shall be , maze
to any stock6 older until after me p y y s
don Of the notice hereinafter Rroyad eosa4nt
~ this corporatlon cause notice OF Sne
Z iontion Of the foregoing resolution 20 pc
pubiisSed in some newspaper Of general nsasI
,sa Az isce Of business Of this corpora
ton, once week for four sucees s,,,e
lions to the Of state q the ssals
certihcate showing the publication OF saau
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onpnn OF run11oAH1oN.

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA =, !,
At Rules held In the ONCE OF the CLerk
OF the Circuit Court OF Harrison County.
ON Monday the Ind. day OF august, IBID,
the Relieving order was entered:
Citizens National Bank of Morgantewn,
West Virgins, corporation created under
Csenevfeve Stuart Race, l.. g. Race, her
husband, NJ. w. Beeks, Lewis =. Lawson,
Trustee. and Eureka Loan q Buildine
Associafion,e q corporation.
Object of Suit.
The Object OF the above entitled suit u
to attach and sell the real estate situate
II. owned ~ the said Genevteye stuart
Race or 80 much thereof us may. be nee.
essary to satisfy note for Five Th1usano
Dollars {S56O6.O O9. executed by said Gen
evieySf Stuart Race md NJ. w. Beeks 20 the
(,itizens NATIONAL Bank OF Morgnntown,
West Virginia, corporation, which n0te
is dated the 18th day Of JanT,asry, ana
lars ($bO00O0S, and is payable six monthg
after the date thereof; which note SAID
bank alIeges is due and unpaid. .
And It appearing from an amdav1t nleo
In said cause that Geneyieve Stuart Race,
Il C. Race, N. w. Beeks. and Lewis g.
Iawsorl Trustee are non-reafdents OF this
State, It Is ordered that they do appear
first publication OF this order and Dc what
is necessary to protect their interests
e Given under my hand this the and. day
y - sus :. i. WADE coEE16AN, Clerk.
IDONLEY & HATFIELD,
Counsel for P1aintin.
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onDER OF PUBLICATION.

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA. !.
At Rules held in the office Of the CLERK
On on MonSay. the md. day Of August, 1915.
the following order was entered:
Pearlman Company, Incorporated cor
VS.. In Assumpstt.
Morris Birnbaum trading as Morris
EBirnbaum & Company. SS
M ObJect OF Suit. is
The object OF the above entitled action
|ts for the recovery of money advanced to
the said Morris Birnbaum by the Pearlman
Company Incorporates. and which money
m due owing and unnhtd from the said
Norris Rifnbhum to the said Pearlman
Company, Incorporated. :.
IN said action that Norris Birnbaum is 9
Of this State. 1t ts ordered
that he do appear within one month from
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ApM1S1sTRAToR,s NOTICE.

All persons who wish to settle any
claims that may be Against them and
IN favor Of the estate of George e.
Blair. deceased and all who have any
claim against the said estate Please
p1sssns - q. w. CoNLEY.
Administrator of the estate Of George
9. Blasr, deceased.
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81.
NOTICE.

The frm of "A. J. Wright and Cor
don have dissolved partnership and Z
viii not DO responsible Tor any debts
contfact by the said A. J. Wright.
(Signed) ROY IA, GOhDJNi
Jane Lew, w. va. August s. 1915.
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Gordon & Kidd | |
REAL ESTATE
AND NSUR ANCE
10 N. Third ST.
MONEY TO LOAN

WHY ar WITHOUT aLoNEY2-.I ac-
z eomnaodate everybody by loannn1
n1xaAical Instruments. etc. JOS. Jay.
Jewel0rs Waldo Blag.. Fourth etreee
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the date Of the drst puD.icotton Of this
order and do what Is necessary to protect
his interests herein. -.
% august Nv 4 WADE coFEMAN. Clerk.
SPERRY q SPERRY,
Counsel for Plaintiff.
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FOR SAI.E-Piano, only used two years.
costing new. $500, can be bought. u sold
Quick for $1,000. Inquire at Associated
Charities Rooms Latstetter building,
Bell phone 241. Home phone 40.
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.eIAt
WHEN YoU Can BUY a coon
DWELLING IN IA CENTRAL Io
CATION TIE SAME AS RENT3

Within ave minutes walk OF the
postoRce. dwelling six rooms End
bath. cabinet mantela. oak 1niahs1l
front ana back porchess on@a coEuex
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FOR sALE-Lease or interest in As acres
Doddridge county. near Greenwood
close producing wells. Address II
care Telegram ofice.
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FOR SALE-Lots

LOT ON CLAY 81. $4,000 feet.
near Stealey street. This lot
is not level, but you can build
q house on it for 1000 that
will rent for $25 a month. The
price for few days is only
$425 cash. Come quick if you
want it. The Wilson and
Dennison Co., Golf Bldg,
CIacksburP.
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HOW ABOUT 0, THAT AU d, j g IS

Have you had It insured9 M mt
call for our rates. It will surpEiee
TO have it protected from loss BY
lor otherwise.
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FOR SAL EHouses

FOR SALE-In Stonewall Park. FIVE min
ntes walk from Pittsburg Plate ne+ e Class las
slate roof. large front porch, back porch,
hardwood finish, two cabinet and two
base mantels, line well water. Lots 80 ?, y
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MANITOBA girl for general housework
in fnmily of three, must know how Il
wash. iron and cook. Apply at 244 Carr
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WANTED-A girI to do general houseworl
in family OF two; references required
Apply oMrs- y. Hoge. Lyon Apartment
. .sE.e
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FOR RENT-one three room apartment
and bath. Apply at130 School street.
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wANTED-Good white girl for genera
housework. Apply at 62s Dale avenue
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FOR SAIE.-Four months old Scotch Collie
nun. Beautifully marked, full blood
4 scotch. Inquire Bell phone 144S-R.
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! room apart. Glen Elk. N. 9Th st. $500
Store room Glen Elk. n. 9Th ST.. $500
Apply to the Stout & Alexander Real
Estate CO., Inc, 70lS1o3 Cor Building.
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hauled. key next door. Call Bell phone
1851.
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FOR RENT-NewIy papered, seven room
deep we'll lavatories In bed roomg I've we
closets; well improved. Rent $500. -
r Phdi1ligpi street, s snss o. l1indsh
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with bath; good shade in back yard
$500 per month In advance. Phone
233-J.