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The Washington herald., 1917-07-20
LEGAL NOTICE
PROPOSALS.

OFFICE or the COMMISSIONERS DIS
uict a Columbia, July 70. lsl7-SeaIe I'd rro-
pOsas will b received st the oficp q tie
Secretary of the Board e Commissioner Room
soe. pr1Hct Building. Until o'cloS p. ".
July j. 1911. for constructing a Foundry A.
dilon T. the Mckinley Manual TraipHus
School. No IN. loczted at crner cf Sry.rTb
street and Rhode Island avenue n1rthvaSt
Blank forms Of TToIusal. plans. spec.1caupus
and al necessary information may - ohfainsd
from the Chief Clerk. Enrncrr Dfrartnseut,
Room q. Dlstrct Building WasAin-ton.
10. {. deDn1t of FIVE dollarS VII r. rerrrircd
ot bidders to iu-7Tre the return q the Mans and
SPECIFICATIONS. OLITFR r. NEWMAN LOFTS
bkpNNLON. JOHN G. y. KNIGHT. Com
misssoners D. e
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Yankees Buy Player.

Butte. Mont. July 1s.-Elmer W.
Letter. outfielder and pitcher of the
Butte Northwestern League Club. has
been sold to the New York Ameri-
cans. He will report in the spring.
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LOST.

LOsT-BARPIN. CONTAINING ANETHYsT
and pearls. between Is3e st. and 7ls 10Th st
Reward II returned to 7l6 10Th st
LOsT-A TURQUOISE AND DIAMOND PIN
The finder will be suitably rewarded By lesV-
ing same with GEORGE W. MOSS. H7 18th
ST. NV,
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White VS.. Red.
Copyright, 1917. the Tribune Association.)
Conundrum.

The White They
Schalk back
The Red
dill Hobby ball player, he
would
experienced
Buck Weaver Gardner a a
Of the
felders
The Stretch Ahead.
have
or a
nd keep
forward filling indomitable
a Red
their 3wn--belng ly alert the road and at home
beat good pitcher
and win
other club densvey
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

LAB0RERs WANTED-THIRTY CENTS An
hour. Apply 18th st. and Pa. ave. new
Washington Hotel Bldg, National Fireprooans
Co.
cARPENTERS AND LABORERs. SO H ST.
NV Main os5S
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
WANTED-FIFY (50) GIRLS
for the Garden of Allah" at the
Belasco Theater. Apply at Theater
Friday. II o'clock.
wANTED-TYPIST WHO CAN NIS0 I'0
some shorthand. See Mr.. Talbot at Herald
Office Friday moTning. between 10 ard H.
STENOGRAPHER N REAL ESTATE Of
fee; permanent position for night party;
chance for Advancement; eNT'rcnce not uoces-
sary; must rss willing. industrious and Ambi-
tious. Address BON 49, Herald Office.
THE MASSIE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL.
Pans. Ky. is offering a three years conTss in
general hospital work, IHsc;lcal and theoretical.
Instructions consis. Of lectures. classes and
demonstration in nursing. Board. lodging and
laundry. and an allowance o. trst year. s.:
second year. sl2; third year sf'ilistion with the
Cincinnati General Hospital. Cincinnati. Ohio.
One year high school work is required. For
further information aTPly TO superintendent q
hospital NJ. ROEHME.
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and may win Their
is
the bulk
last four years But despite this the odds
gentle anai -
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A Steadier Club.

White
of
a lead
eft Angus than
and their
league heating
is inst twode defeats
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

REcoRDS-vicToR. cQEUMBIA. AND EDi
s0N-boueht, sold, and serchsnged-
RECORD ExEHANGE.
ph~ne NJ. T1@ rs sh - ~.
Evening journal., 1917-09-12
Amazing Power Of BOn-OptO
To Make Weak Eyes Strong
Doctor Says 1t Strengthens Eyesight
so per cent. in One Weeks Time
In MANY Instances

able time and muititudes more win be
able to strengthen their eyes so as 20 be
spared the trouble and expense OF ever
getting glasses. Eye troubles Of many
descriptions may be wonderfully benefited
By the use Of this prescription az home.
60 70 any active drug store and get q
bottle Of Bon Optic tablets. Drop one
Bon-Opto tablet In a fourth OF a glass Of
water and let Il dissolve. With this
LIQUID battle the eyes two 60 four times
daily. You should notice your eyes clear
up perceptibly right from the start. and
Inflammation and redness will quickly
disappear. II your eyes bother you even
a little il is your duty 70 take steps TO
save them now before il Is too late.
Many hopeles1y blind might have saved
their sight IL they had cared for their
eyes in time.
Note: Another prominent Physician 20 whom
the above article was submitted, Eaids Yes,
the Bon Optic prescription Is truly a wonderful
eye remedy. It's constituent INGREDIENTS are well
known TO eminent eye specialists and widely
prescribed by them. have used L very sue
cessfully In my own practice on patients whose
eyes were strained through overwork or misiit
glasses. I can hishly recommend Il IN case Of
weak. watery. aching. emartinR, itching, burn
ing ewes. red lids blurred vision or for eyes In.
famed from exposure 10 smoke, sun, dust oi
wind. Il Is one Of the very few preparations
feel should be kent on hand Tor regular use N
above. Il not n patent medicine or secret
remedy. Il Is an ethical preparation, the for.
mula helng printed OF the package. The man.
ufacturcrs guarantee u 70 strengthen evesirht
30 per cent In ono weeks time IN many instances
or refund the money. Il can oc ohfnincd from
any good druggist and Il sold In tiis city BY
iggett's Rikor- HegemAn and others.
Evening journal., 1917-09-12
$ MOEATIQND
H%G. sa4

providinp the White Sox play from
row on at q 500 clip, the Red sox must
win eighteen of their remaining twenty
rnmes in order 20 finish first.
The White Sox have siNteeR games
Lett. II they win eight and lose the
seme number they win finish with u
'5erreniaqs Of 90. If Boston WINS
bniv seycntecn remaining games they
viii 90 under the wire with marx
Of Gao. ,..,-. LIB
il responsible for most of the grief IN
Boston. Two games, full one IN INC
afternoon between Chicago and Boston
have cone to the Senators during the
Red Sox final visit TO the capital. The
White Sox again will remain idle TO-
dav while the Red Sox viii meet the
Senators again.
Tbe Giants wind up their stay al
home today, and 90 on the road u
finish winning their pennant. They
have been. so far, a winning club oi
the road They will start tins tim'
with a lead Of ten games over th'
Phillies. who are showing nothing
startling lust now.
They begin with a/three-dny visit a
Boston. and then will meet Chicago
Pittsburgh. St.sLouis, Cincinnati an
Philadelphia, winding up in the latte
city.
A .ten-game lead should be sufficient I
cinei the ponnant early, allowing Nc
CT N a chance TO give his regulars
r.t. He already has begun to shit
things around TO that end, but the driS
will be steady until the clinching gam
is IN the locker.
Evening journal., 1917-09-12
Old BAY HANDICAP
IS FuTTERGOLD'S
Closes Rapidly in Stretch
to Beat j. Lillis at
Havre de Grace
FLlTTERGOLD
COMES ACROSS

Maryland's fall racing season, which
undoubtedly VIII be the greatest In the
States history, is on. The ball was
started rolling yesterday afternoon at
2.30 o'clock. when a bugle's sound
broke the usual serenity In the vicinity
Of the peaceful spot where Is situated
the Hayre de Grace track calling the
thoroughbreds 10 the post for the hrss
race Of the annual I'm meeting Of the
Hartford Agricultural Breeders Associa-
ton. This session will run seventeen
days, with Laurel. Plmllco and Bowie
following In the order named.
Ideal were the conditions under which
the curtain was raised. The weather
was Just right for the occasion, the
crowd was large and fashionable one
and the seven events Of the inaugural
program were productive OF the sport
The students OF form, however didnl
4 have such a profitable afternoon, a.
Yodeling, which set all his own pace q
win the final number eased up, was tn
only pronounced fqvOrte 10 snatch {
purse.
The Old Bay Handicap. Tor S-year-old
and upward, at a mile and 20 yards
was, OF course, the feature. Il resultel
Ina distinct surprise when the heavll'
backed favorlte. st. Isidore, being car
red wide At both turns by Rowan. we
unable 10 finish any better than third
George Muller's cid campalgner, Fiji
tergold, with Ambrose In the saddle
took the afternoons blue ribbon even
In smart fashion.
Trailing the leaders during the earl
running, Fllttergold. which paid 1892
, closed on the outside with a rush a
. the stretch was reached and won wit
, plenty 10 spare. J. J. Lillls. after takln
the lead on the turn on the bacRstretc
from Priscilla Mullens, the early paos
maker, tired under w. Collins urginl
but easily saved the place.
: Mohtressor. which. when In The bar
, Of r. T. Wilson, Jr., WIS one Of the be.
I sprlnters Of his day, took the honor {
winning the frst purse OF the seasol
4 Away In front he just lasted long enoug
20 outlast the fast-closing Phil UnGa
D while Widow Bedotte was hand thlr
! Bow Bells graduated from the made
= ranks In the second event when 81
> easily beat q big band Of 2-year-oli
Simon Pure and All Bright followed q
n winner under the wire.
Evening journal., 1917-09-12
DRAW jury PANEL
FOR sussex court
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
GEORGETOWN. Del. Sept. IL
Jury Commissioners George II.
Townsend, OF Millville, and DR.. Row
land G. Payn'er. OF THIS town, have
drawn the following petit jurors to
serve at the October term OF court;
First Representative district.
Dallas Short, Joseph G. Davis. Al
bert e. Archer, Robert A. Wood.
Second-Wiliiam l.. Gray, Simeon
S. Pennew,n, W. d. Lynch, Jaboz T.
Wiley.
Third-Lacey l. Hardesty, Joshua
J. Lambden, Medford Watson, VIII
liam II Allen.
Four,h-Jonothan q. Moore, Henry
c. Phillips, Pc er j. Messick.
Flfth-John W. King. Harvey ",
Hastings. Harvey It. Wolfe, Victor
c. Records.
six.h-George T. Baker, oscar NJ
Thomas. L.nwood P. Jones, Eben A
Townsend.
Seventh-George Quillin of H., WI.
I liam II Morris. John S. Townsend.
Eighth-Andrew' johnson, Edgar 3
Mustard. William Pettyiohn.
Ninth-Stephen II Richards
Evening journal., 1917-09-12
ONE Submarine, nor
SIX, lost IN FIGHT
Continued from First Page.

Continued from First Page.
a report from Paris which states that
the steamer Westwego reports on Sep
teuber 8 that while cruising with sew
eral other ships it was attacked by a
massed force Of six submarines of the
coast Of France on September .. The
result Of this attack being that two Of
the steamers attacked were sunk and
probably all the submarines we're lost
How the error arose was explained
by an official Of the Navy Department
The despatch containing tho report OF
the attadk was correctly decided in
the office Of naval operations, but In
transcribing the message a clerk In the
Office sank the extra FIVE submarines
A copy Of the dispatch had hardly
reached the Office of Secretary Daniels
20 be given 10 the press when the error
was discovered by the clerk. A correct
COPY Immediately was prepared and
followed the other into Mr.. Daniels
Office.
Both copies were given into che
hands Of the Navy Departments repre-
sentative on the committee Of publi'
( information. He for some reason mo-
apparent. was ignorant Of the fact tina
4 the second copy was a correction O
the FIRST, and was not appriscd OF thi
J. important fact, according to explanation
made.
The regret'able result was that
when the Creel man rushed into the
mimeograph room to have announce
mont mad9 for the press he handel
he operator the first copy which gave
the American public news Of anoihe
victory over German, submarines.
Lost Sh'ps Probably Known.
The two merchant ships sunk ar
supposed 10 rive been the British
fr7'ghter wentworth. commanded h.
Cantain Crone. and the Frenc'
freighter Kouang-Si commanded p
Captain Fogg'. which we're reporie
in another depatch 20 have been sun
of the French coast Sentember 8.
Tho Navy Department has cnhled 70
! ADDITIONAL facts Of tbs FIGHT. The 70
] port received yesterday came fr"i
: Paris and * Is assumed that On
J Westwego reached France after a.
81 flght. but the rRmes sid na'ionalit
OF tho Sims lost are not known ceI
tainly. From the fact that tho WeT
wego was cruising in company wit
: other merchant craft Il Is assu~e
here thai the feet was under c"nvo
, OF naval vessels. probably DESTROYER
The Wos'wego Is an crmed ves7e
but the-e was nothing IN tell If Nh
4 other ships also were armed. tn
: fact thai .,he submarines attacked "
!. merchant feet in force III 70 the col
c clusion that the German commander
enormously thought thai they had (
deci with troop ships or with arm
supply ships.
Evening journal., 1917-09-12
4 Free Prescription You Can Have
Filled and Use At Home

Victims Of eye strain and other eye
weaknesses and those who wear ElnsseS
will be glad to know that according 10
Dr. Lewis there is real hope and help ior
them. Many whose eyes were tnlling say
they have had their eyes restored ~ TINS
remarkable prescription and many VINO
once wore glasses say they have thrown
them away. One man says, after using
il: 81 was almost blind. Could not sec
10 read at all Now i can read every
thing without my glnsseE, and my eyes DO
not hurt any more AT night they would
main drendfully. Now they feel tine all
the time. II was like a miracle TO me"
A lady who used Il says; The atmos-
phere seemed hazy with or without
glasses, but after using this prescription
for fifteen days everything seems clear
j can read even hne print without
glasses" Another who used Il says: Il
was bothered with eye strain caused BY
overworked, tired eyes, which induced
fierce headaches. / have worn glasses for
several years, both for distance and work
and without them l could not read my
own name on an envelope or the type
writing on the machine before me.
can do both now and have discarded my
long distance glasses altogether. / car
count the huttering leaves on the trees
across the street now, which for severa
years have looked like a dim green blu
TO me / cannot express my JOY at what
Il has done for me-"
II is believed that thousands who veal
glasses can now discard them in a reason
Evening journal., 1917-09-12
! HAPPENINGS
OUT New Castle
sorsSail Over Old Town
on Early Morning
Trial Flight
DOL CHILDREN
BACK TO STUDIES
n 10 THE EvENING JOURNAL.

Nv CASTLE, Del, Sept. l2-rhree
noy lplanes maneuvermg above the
Deli Eare River made hne showing
mere at clock yesterday mofnlhg'
Ih,sv were new planea from the avalon
1chool near Claymont. and we're being
tested, fying down the river as lar as
Dela,yare Cty. II Is some time since
airtl,,nes have appeared above New
CASTLE and they aroused considerable
interest.
Sanltosd Cant. a worker at the Penn
geapolard Company's plant, formerly The
Baldf Sleel Works, was trea' ed yes-
terda,v for electric burns on the second,
third and fourth fingers Of his eft
hand iby d.. Lewis Booker. The acci-
5ent was an unusual one. Mr.. Cant
had ppasted the bulb Of a lighted in
,audes'ceat lamp, when in some unae-
,onnt,able manner short circuit must
have been caused. resulting IN painful
Iut bot serious burns to his fingers.
Ruth NJ. Biddle, the infant daughter
Of William ID. and Carrie Biddle. died
On MONDAY afternoon. The funeral her-
sicrs were held from her parrnts' home
at lO\ o'clock this morning, with inter-
tnent In Glebe Cemetery.
Saint johns Lodge No. 2. A. +. and
A. NJ. win hold "a stated meeting TO-
u night in the Masonic Temple, ga a
second stated meeting on Wednesday
svenkng. the 26th OF this month.
New Castle residents are sympathiz-
INC with James Miller over the loss OF
a valuable COW. The animal out graz.
Inc had chosen the trolley tracks oil
he Wilmington, New Castle and South
e~n Railway az a coy sleeping place OF
Monday night The trolley car com
irt fllong at half an hour after mid
niobt lin tho pitch darkness did not SCI
lie cow. and struck her full force. TIT
animal was SO badly injured that al
halfp6st l yesterday morning Policl
OGicer Nickerson. Of New Castle wa
called 20 shoot il. At This time o
hiah-priced milk, the loss Of COW j
Dot ssnell item.
Jefferson Downham, pronrietor OF tn
Sarber shOn. has pleased his patron
.Tery greatly by employing an ADDITION
Al barber and Installing four addition
Al handsome now white porcelain
shalrs. More customers can now b
accommodated at a time.
lanes NlcDprmoii was exempted from
national army service yesterday as h
'ailed TO qualify physically.
nor Friedman. another drafted mar
Was exempted yesterday on his clair
y being an alien. He Is a Russian.
Otto Milligan, who for eightee
bears was connected with the America
Manganese steel Company, has acoep'
ID a position with the dupont Con
osny in Wilmington.
The New Castle public schools ar
aow in lne working order.
81. Peters parochial school resume
yessions on Monday.
Company H men are finding SON
discomfort from the cold down at u
Rife Range. but they-do not mind
seriously. The men are Dragging veI
enthusiastically to New Castle frieno
when they come up TO town on leav
over the exceedingly good grub th'
are receiving down at the Rifle hans
Evening journal., 1917-09-12
cONQUERS RHEUMATISM
IN A VERY FEW DAYS

Il Is an established fact that small dose
Of Rheuma taken once day has driven tho
pain and agony from thousands Of racksd.
crippled ana despairing rhcumntics during
the last Eve years.
Powerful and sure; quick scting, yet
harmless end Inexpensive, Rheums ives
blessed relief almost nt once. The magic
name has reached every hamlet In the land
and there is hardly druggist anywhere
who cannot tell you 81 almost marvclcus
you sre tortured With rhsumstism or
srom N. p. Dsnfortlnor any drugrist, with
pisteiy drive rhsumstic poisons from yosi
srsten-uonrv back,
Evening journal., 1917-09-12

1T has never been natural for me 20 30
downhearted and melancholy. but before I
took Ianlao I was fubicct 20 those spells
said Mise Lillian Wilson, 1910 North st.s
Philadelphia
Apparently they were tho results Of Giom-
nch trouble and nervousness because when
Tnnlac got my stomach working right and
strengthened my nerves they DISAPPEARED
Tanlac increased my appetite and nowaday
instead Of being forced TO lay OF from work
because Of 40 effects after eating. ! enjoy
every morsel. sleep peacefully and never
arise with a headache or n dull feeling ~ Of
old. I am always in ioviai upirits now be.
cause I feel good All over.
Tanlac O. now heinz specially introduced
and explained in Wilmington 10 Smith and
etrcvic's Drug Store.
Evening journal., 1917-09-12

DELMAR Del. Sept. 12.-Whiie
fran Culver was handling a revolver
A. the Blue Hen Cannery the weapon
was DISCHARGED. the ball entering me
forearm of Joseph r. Wells. inhic'lns
n painful but not dangerous wound.
Mr.. Wells suffered the loss Of oonsid-
ernble blood
Evening journal., 1917-09-12
FROST IN SUSSEX.

Special 20 THE EVENING JOURNAL
GEORGETOWN, Del, Sept IL
Lower Delaware got touch Of real
fall weather yesterday morning and
now the people are getting their
stoves out. Many persons have
donned their winter wearing apparel
and have laid aside their straw lids
until mex. spring. Tho FIRST frOs;
% tbs season was reported yester-
day
Evening journal., 1917-09-12
BASEBALL ORANGES

National League
Brooklyn az New York, two games.
clear.
Cincinnati at Chicago. clear.
Pittsburgh at s.. Louis, clear.
Phllade'nhia at Boston. Gear.
Amer can IfeagHe.
New York at Philadelphia. clear.
Boston az Washing on, clear.
Cleveland AT Detroit two games
clear.
Only games today.
Evening journal., 1917-09-12

Joshua T. Collins, Frederick T. War
rington.
Ten.h-Charles II. Maull, Alvin F.
Wilgus. william c. Lohand, John
Baylis.
Evening journal., 1917-09-12
REpLAcING mos EENcE-

Workmen today replaced the sections
OF the iron fence that was removed
from the First Presbyterian Church
cemetery, incidentally 20 the removal
OF the bodies sometime ago.
Evening journal., 1917-09-12
ForSale

For Sale
Bi4l6 New Castle Ave. 8 RIB.
$3.50 New Castle Ave. store 8 r. B.
1 -n j. store. rooms.
1229-8t-33-35 Apple 81. @ rooms.
III IL A St., rooms.
lus s. Hoald ST.. Il, p.
1918 ID ST.. r, barn. 60x75.
GEL Townsend St, r. barn; over acres.
1901 West ST.. g r.. b. p
i0a W. 23rd 81. Il. b. p. Nv.
Sl3 w. 22nd ST. r. r., P ".
25O7 West ST., r. b, p, II W; new.
2ola Jefferson ST., Il, b. p. II ". new.
24Ol Washington ST.. stores. apartments.
206 W. 2ith St, Il, =. 4.
25t6 Washington ST.. r. n. =.
4oG-081O W Goth ~. Is r. ID. p.
io35-3T Linden ST. @ r. b.
| lo1S-15.27 Maryland Ave, g u. n, p
/ l9lt ". Scccnu 81, IL. b, -.
| Igt5-i7 Lancaster Ave. q X, II. y.
1 1sf0 KivCrview Ave. r, D. y. III ".
/ 21c5 W. 10th ST., II, d, 7 1T W 90xi95.
. 1910 Broomo 81. Il n, D. i. f0Slt5.
400 W. Twelfth s.. r. u.
/ s0T W. Tenth So. y, u, r.
40 iots--Belefontc.
acre farm, 10 room house, barn,
acre farm, 4 room house. barn. new
WILLIAM KITCHEN
Second FLOOR.
Heats ooliss,sd No eos orsafs 81
Evening journal., 1917-09-12

The opportunities and 'he human N
terest which the Want Columns hold
helm people 20 profit by their own ideas
ADV.
Evening journal., 1917-09-12
IF YOUR EARS RING
WITH HEAD NOISES

n you have Catarrhal Deafness or
head noises 90 10 your druggist and get
/ ounce Of parmint double Htroneihl.
and add 20 II IA pint Of hot water aud
ounces Of graduated sugar. Take
Tablespoonful four times u day.
This viii often bring quick relief from
tho distress 'nr head noisea. Cloreed
nostr.ls should open. breathing become
easy aud tho mucus ft1n dropping into
the throat. ~ "a easy TO prepare costs
little and is pleasant 20 take. Any one
who has Catarrhal Deafness or head
noises 6hould give this prescription o
trial.
Evening journal., 1917-09-12
Herman ERB Dies
after BUSY LIFE
tcontInued From Flrst 20

and spent their early life in Ger
many. heir marriage taking place in
that country. On coming TO this
country he located in Portsmouth. n.
H.. conlng from there 10 Whining
ton. Mr.. Erb. who was sixty years
OF age. had been connec ed with tho
Joseph Stock Brewing Company
for the. past thirty-threo years, as
brewmaster.
Mr.. Erb was man OF kindly and
generous sposition. ana much In
terestod I'm chart able works. Hope
Farm has been helped considerably
by his beneiactlons,
lie was an active member In the Ger
man-American organizations Of the city,
the Delaware Saengerbund, the VII
minFton Turugomoinde and the German
American Library Association. He wa
also "a member OF the City Club.
Evening journal., 1917-09-12
For Sale

For Sale
1902 Lancaster avenue. 6 rooms. bath
porch and heater.
81 West street. "a rooms, bath
porch and heater.
SIS dupont street. 6 rooms bath,
porch and heater.
1901 Scott street. rooms and bath.
i7O2 West Thirteenth street, rooms.
bath. porch and heater.
s22 Pine street, rooms. Low price.
iO9-ii East Seventh street Make an
offer.
i2i North Broome street. rooms,
bath, porch and heater.
1925 West Fourth street. . rooms,
bath, porch and heater.
1908 West Fourth stroeh . rooms.
bath, porch pnd heater.
6O6-OS Adams street. 9 rooms. bath.
porch and heater.
Several good investment blocks on
small houses from $1,000 20 $4,000.
A number Of good business proper
Ties.
Evening journal., 1917-09-12
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.


At WASHINGTON HEIGHTS. SENT.
II detached house. 9 rooms. bath, three
porches, back stairs bot water heat gas and
Evening journal ONCE. soptl2-ib.
Evening journal., 1917-09-12
For SALE

fOk SAIL
roo W. 25m s.. sR.B.P. H.. 90. 100
500 W. 9isi, r, d, =. II; lot
soa WV w. sath stsRB. n. $500
1910 Lancaster Ave. Il. B. p. II; make
offer.
2soo Garter, sR p. p. $4,000
22ti Tatnali. g r, b. p. H.........s30o 600
1TiO West. r. y. p. H..........e3 600
820.2e s.. Broome. r. n, p H...ea, 900
$50 N Harrison. r. b. r. H..glOOO
W. goth. r. n. p. II (H w. $4,000
25o6 West Z Il, "a =. y. ,-.........a9,2o 200
400 W. atsi. r. r.. p. H........3a.OoO
OH West, 10 r. .. p. ..........s $4,000
10 W gath 2 X. u y. a. steam. 81. $50
107 n. Harrison. g r. u. p. H.....e25o0
o0lB.I8 Washington. r. -. r. H.. 90. $50
$500 Jefferson. 0 r ID. p..........ef.ooo
eo7 Lombard. 10 r. B............9 2.6oO
goth and West, r. B. r. III: store.
2t07 Washington. 10 u p, y HIS 600
1912 Washington. 10 r. b. r. H..... $500
/ The Cedar. r, p, P............t2.6o 800
W v MONTGOMERY
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