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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-22
AGUADILLA

Sc propone hacer IN recibi-
miento notable al distinguido
puertorriqueno Gonzalo- de
O'Neill y q su valiente hijo, que
estan siendo causa de muchas de-
mostraciones de afecto en- su
pals.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-22
DURANTE

La estadfa en- Santo Domingo
de nuestro bien querido amigo
Lcdo. Martin Travieso, pasa, esos
dias en- Mayagiiez con sus fami-
liares su bella esposa.
Mayagiiez Sc congratula de te-
ner entire sus jardines a Clemen-
cia que fue siempre, una flor de
belleza y una gala de aquella So
ciedad.
Que transcurran, pronto esos
dias de ausencia, y volvamos a
tener entire nosotfos a esos tan
queridfsimos amigos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-22
REGRESO

10 ha efectuado va de Santo
Domingo a esta ciudad nuestro
estimado amigo Felix Lopez,
muy bien impresionado de aquel
hermoso pals, donde. habia suma
do amistades ell senor Lopez, da-
do .su caracter afable.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-22
ENVIAMOS

al senior Agudo y a sus fami-
liares todos la doliente expression,
de pesame al darnos cuenta del
fallecimiento de dona Rosa Agu-
do, hermana de nuestro amigo,
Y generalmente estimada.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-22
sABINo vALDEs

esta nuevamente entire noso-
tros. En- Santo Domingo, ha de-
bido ser muy grata su tempora-
da, porque la juventud encuen-
ira siempre solaz para el esprit
tn y motive de gratas impresio-
nes. Lo saludamos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-22
VENCEDORA

en- las lides del amor, creemos
que ha llegado ell momento de
ser vencida.
Con su Gotta de malta Sc ha de-
fendido de las flechas, pero siem-
pre- hay un momento en- que libre
ell corazon, Sc acecha y Sc hiere
sin poderlo evitar.
Y nos decia. d.. "Soy invulne-
rable". / Y ahora?
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-22
COLEGIO DEL SAGRADO CO.
RAZON.

En- ell santo retro Sc llevaran
a efecto Ejercicios Espirituales
que empezaran desde ell dia %
de julio, a las 4 y media p. m. y
concluiran Ell la manana del 2 de
agosto.
iHoras de paz, que necesita 10
mismo ell alegre que el triste CO.
razon!
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-22

NADIA
en- la vida es mas dulce que la
fraternidad.
Ell domingo Sc desliz6,. para
nosotras tan suavemente, que no
podfamos darnos cuenta de que
pasaban las horas.
En- ell bello hogar, de nuestros
amigos, tan queridos Luis San
chez Morales, y SUI adorable es-
posa, almorzabamos con ellos y
sus hijos, y tambien con los nues
tros, en- su comfortable vivien-
da del Condado, muy hermosea-
da ultimamente por sus duenos.
Nj la esplendidez de la mesa,
nj todos aQuellos obsequios tan
bien dispuestos, en- que la sobera-
ma del hogar marcaba su destre-
"a, hubieran sido tan halagado-
res, a no reinar la sun1a franque-
"a y la cordialidad del afecto in
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-22

timo de cada corazon de los que
formabamos ell grupo.
Nuestros amigos embarcaran
el 80 para los Estados Unidos
acompanados Y, sus preciosos
hijos Maria Isabel, Aurora, Ele-
ma y Luis.
Dos meses durara esa ausen-
cia, para nosotros siempre senti-
da, al no frecuentar por ese
tempo esa casa amiga de verdad
y de afecto.
MigdaIia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-22
&DESFILE SOCIAL X

cia de, Santurce a la selora de
Barcel6, muy duena de nuestro
afecto y simpatfa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-22
LATARDE

LA IARDE
del sabado fue tan hermosa,
en- la Naturaleza como en- nues-
tras almas, al pasarla, en- COM
pania de nuestfa muy querida
amiga sonora Rosa Lluberas, re-
corriendo la campifia alegre de
nuestros campos, que tienen pa
ra las almas sonadoras luz de vi
da, y tintes de inspiration.
La Rosa" de la amistad, que
nos prestaba SUI encanto, hacia
mas delicado ell persume que nos
ofrecfa la floresta.
r
ACOMPANADA
de su hijo y de la gentil sefio-
rita Maria Camunas regres6 la
bella sonora Josefina Bird de
Barcelo a su carinoso hogar.
Celebramos la mejorfa de Jai-
me, y nos completeness mucho
de volver a tener en- su residen-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-05
HITCHCOCK ASKS
/ INVESTIGATION
Of ALLEGED LEAK
| Administration Senator'S
Father Resolution For
Full Inquiry.
WITH PRESIDENT
Borah Declares That If
He Gets Copy Of
| Treaty He Will Read
| It In Open Session.
WITH PRESIDENT

Washington, June Am investiga-
ton OF the manner in which Wall
street banking houses obtained copies
of the peace treaty which Is still
withheld from the congress and the
American people. probably will be
made by the senate.
!. .AnmanletsAsaon senator's lAaisersa',a
resoluuon Wnicn was introouced IN
Ine senaoe LATE t0oay ASKING ior sucn
an ihveSIsaticn,
~ sssHs unlikely tna1 any oi the
DemocrA.s 70 tue senate Will auempt
e4oeA5ahe 1eHaaha TOT An ihVest4ea-
.lon' Mnio tne Republicans plooaOiy
VII nne up soiioiy Denno T. Up
pOnenA OF the Ieasue OF nauons are
expec.e0 20 9lve the resoiuuon tneir
unAteo support because tney $50 IN u
an opportnnitS 70 discredit the terms
1,,.rr ~ wrhs..h h Sr .ha,,. 49,.
tor ~ ~. r..re css.sts~..,.s -
.r.tcrs Ica-s ara re-ah -
csrA ~. charcsS - - ..n.t- 80
t.-aa~ ~. W.. Z s.-na. 49,. 49, go. - !.
80 = .rrc,,r1s..s ~. ,,.aa,ataSr ssta go
~ rs.ri,.tir., s.sS 49,, ,r-assr,.,, u ~ :
fhev vn,,lN rlac~ -, nhst 40. II rs
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-05

Richmond boy, member d tho 317th Infantry which pa.
cc y ~ ~ 9 ~ ~ 1sn con-
turing The hard lighting "a which that regiment participated
w ea4 battles Of the Mouse ArgUnne He Is Sergeant Major
Richard A. Anmons, 3117 Stuart avenue.
Ammons, who promoted to regiment& sergeant major
when tho 317h infantry withdrawn from the Line near
o organised the headquarters for the drive
which north Of the Agonns forest proper November
IN former actions there had been difficulty in getting
The headquarters forward whom tho troops Of the organization
Wsn forward ia attack Orders demanded that the headquar
- b kpt within LOCO yards Of tho front line at all times
In the November push Ammons confronted with an
almost impossible task The regiment advanced more than
thirty hlomet IA four days and AmmOns up moved and
tsse MP he at one phase q tho advance six
hines IN thirty nix hours
tsuieal q ths headquarters foecs ~ Won
~ ~ csuasat II Col Kss II spsslinR q Us svsss \
Hi driro =
Associated with Sergeant Major Ammons Wa another
Richmond boy Corporal JONES' 1906 Second avenue who
had charge q the message center at egmenal headquarters
Time ar ts when shell re broke The telephone wires Jones
went out n search Of tho break despite heavy sheng aane
bombing and machine gun fire.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-05
W E NJ E /!
THE LAST PARADE

The following lyric published in the Stars and Stripes,
apy expressed the sentiments Of the E. f. that the
author, Corporal Howard j. Green awarded second
prize, $50 francs, over 700 contestants:
THE1trs A GREAT TnE COMING
% the rmy
Tired Of revsiNs time heavily
And his Crouch had smiles
. sreA -
When they put the gangplank down!
They'll be there there
EvryCne home
drums rumming-heres great time coming
When give 1ast parade
. he'll
waiting
So Arr
when things looking droar.
q q him.
And AL troubles disappear:
coming time
us-be there greet
Evryone home
en- forget the waxrn
Yankee maid
vi
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-05
Gala Day In Welcome to Re-
turning Heroes Of the Greet
: World War.
CITY IN HOLIDAY GAZE
Veterans 81 ArgUnne Forrest 70
Receive tho Plaudits ThsE
So Richly Deserve From the
Populace.

After bstng feaated It tAs state fxir
grounds this Afternoon the s17th In
fantry. the only large unit OF Virginia
troops still In extstence. will march
through the streets Of the city IN the
final parade Of veterans Of the world
war. with the 317th In the triumphant
return from the sucoessfu1 struggle
against brutality win b Company n
Of the 31Sth infantry.
Colonel Charles Keller. who earned
the distinguished service medal tor his
brilliant conduct In tho Meuss -ArGonne
offdnsive, win b on thu nrst train to
reach Richmond and will lead tho
parade.
Tho troops VII arrive n. seven spe-
ciAl trains ana will Be- taken direct 20
the state fair grounds. whore they viii
b released and allowed the freedom OF
the grounds from the time OF th1tr ar
rival until a.1k o'clock when drst call
for parade VIII b sounded
{ The hrst section will leave Newport
News II e.IS O'Clock this morning ana
tina entire regiment viii arrive between
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-05
Reporter Has Merry
Chase for Copy Of
the Peace Treaty
Finds Poor Reception n uilded
Hall 81 Wall Street Palaces.

New York. June Treaty. treaty,
who's got the treaty? This Is the
latest game In Wall Street. Every-'
body Is playing It, It waa started
yesterday when Senator Borah. OF
Idaho. startled the United States SEN
ate and the whole country by am
nouncing that copies Of the peace
treaty were in the possession OF cer-
tain New York banking houses, al
though the senate has been unable to
get a copy and Senator Lodge backed
mp the statement by saying he knew
Of at least four copies in this CITY,
Henry r. Dawson, who recently re-
sumed his duties with the Arm OF J.
r.. Morgan and company, after four
years devoted to war work as head
Of the American Red Cross. was men
toned by rumor as one OF the men
who might have brought copies Of
the treaty from Paris
Frank A. Vanderbilt. who resigned
the presidency Of the National City
bank yesterday. was another mem
toned In this connection.
A reporter who undertook to run
down these rumors today made the
jnctdentaIs discovery that while Herr
- Romanoff family is no longer
c1aring. certain wall Street magnates
are stiIi Ringing Mt the old stand.
At the Morgan ofilces. opposite the
Isub-treasury In Wall Street. the re-
porter was denied access to Mr.. Nor
gan. but was ushered into q spacious
reception room to wait for one OF the
members of the hrm. While he was
seated there Mr.. Morgan came into
talk with visitor. When he arose
to leave the room the reporter ven-l
tnred to approach the financier. but
before he had taken two steps guard
dashed into the room with horrified
gesture. crying:
No, no. You can't do that! IT ia
thought you'd try TO speak to Mr..
Morgan without his perMission 7
wouldn't have let you In here You
cant do that sort OF thing with men
like Mr.. Morgan. you know
Well, will you oblige me W ask
inE Mt Morgan II 1 may speak to
him -
II viii not, but win tell somebody
else you are here s
Thomas Cochrane. one OF the Arm
members. appeared in few minutes.
He was in q hurry and invited the re-
porter to walk with him to tho subs
way.
but you cannot quote me a. even
denying that Idiotfc story" he said
when informed OF the reporters err
rand. To ask us to comment on
thiS' he added, sis like telling 4 man
he II accused Of burglary and then
asking him to say something aboud
Henry r, Dawson ansrily refused 10
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-05
Revision Of the
immigration Laws
This Action TO Be Tala1 -
Result Of Late Bomb ktgDci-
ties Still on Hunt for Fiends

Washiugton. June 4.-RAvision OF
the innmigratton laws villa b. one out
growth sf tho nationwide bomb plot
Secretary Of Labor Wilson has re-
missioner Of Immigration, q lengthy re-
port smbodylng proposed changes in
tho Law.
the frst 81 these provides for the
registration Of all immigrants upon
their arrival In this country, together
with information concerning their hab-
IT.. appearance and purposes In this
country.
rho second provides ! probationary
period Tor immigrants. This will ena-
BILE the government In tho event It aus-
poets new arrival OF bad tendencies.
70 grant him permission to remain in
the country Tor stated period Of say
six montha. II his conduct. during
this ttms. u satisfactory and II he
tive American citizen. he Will be all
lowed to remain here. II he shows
anGrchIsttc tendencies. or other short
Iccmih&s, however. he win be dcported
iuim edtAtely to the land whence he
came.
4 The polic4 hsrs believe they have made
sa&is3ectory progress on the case. They
~ that Al the evidence has bNen COLI
lsets1 ana photographed and that de-
st4cxtyee axe w6tking In both PhilA-
6n1ph1a nxid New York. The anarchist
~ kn0Wn W have COINS to the capital
xrum EAna6Alphta
v1jtAIn y. Flynn, M new chief Of
sth4 buroaA Ot tnvaGtiGatton Of the do
EpertaAAnt ot 5asttcs wosM ~ little
aovsrnmsnt Agsnti m = known
however. % ~ co-opevAtinx clo~
With Naw YORK - Rhilanelphia Il
Me- On fhe CAaA. ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-05
Battle Against Alcoholism Has b.
Won at Ballot Box, in Congress- L
the State Legislatures, and Now s.
Fight Is for Consolidation Of Linz
Already Held.
Propaganda Among the Soldiers Started y 6
terested individuals nEurope Has 2rovel
Utter Failure, asShown BY Speakers 1t CO
vention in Washington.

Washington, D. c. June 4-SuccesEul Inv anf0enot 1<
the next great step in the battle against alcoholic nu ~
United States That is the unanimous opinion vodcd IN
Of the nineteenth convention Of the Anti Saon
America today. a4ss8s
The battle has been at the ballot box ii oong1o
in the legislatures Of forty-fv states More work
be done in the legislative bodies, but it amounts only
dating the lines already held
When the call Of states was made at two sessions q
vention today the superintendent responded With
progress made and difficulties encountered TWO
trouble often referred to-bfewFy prop1e1pd1
breaking down sentiment in favor Of prohbtny laMD
battles devised by brewery lawyers for the purpose q
the issue and possible gaining IN added lease q no6
traffic in beer. aaasSS
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-05
Long Battle Reaches an End
With Moro Than = Two
Thirds voeA


Washington. JUne 4.-The long bat
tie for the submission OF the woman
suffrage amendment was won today
whsn the senate by the vote Of SIS to
Is pa8ed the resolution which passed
the house just two weeks ago. The
resolution now goes 70 the legislatures
for ratification.
The amendment was supported ~
thirty-six Republicans and twenty
Democrats and opposed by seventeen
Democrats and eight Republicans. II
received two more votes than were
needed to make the requisite two
thirds.
II was exactly 6:35 when President
pectam EaEnznins from the chair made
the announcement to the expectant
crowds In the galleries who had sat
through tedious all-day debate watt
ting for the flnal vote to be taken He
said:
.sThis resolution has received the
afarmative votes Of more than two-
thirds Of tho SENATE. . quorum being
present. ana Il declared to have passed
the senate In accordance with the con-
st1tutiOn Of the United GtAtes~
Wild applause from the galleries fo3-
lowed tho announcements and the suf-
fragc cohorts immediately Ned 70 the
steps Of the capitol Where 4 demon
stration was staged and Of which NOV
Ing pictures Of the Suffrage leaders
were taken.
The resolution was signed By sena-
tor Cumnntno and transmitted at once
to the house whore. IT 6:63 It was
signed By Speaker Gillett and laid De-
fore the HOUSE two minutes lAtor.
Suffrage leaders express confidence
that the necessary ratification by
thirty-six states win ~ obtained Within
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-05
Extend Glad Hand to
Visiting Soldiers

Even though they come ten
Thousand strong. the war camp
community service. the Knights
OF ColuInbus ana the Brotherhood
Of 81 andrew want all men in
4 uniform to visit their headquar-
ters today and TO enjoy tine well
come which awaits them IN their
respective, club rooms
The invitation applies to all SOL
diers whether they are in town h
IN the parade Or nm
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-05
These Boys Of the Eightieth Were the
Attacking Unit in Two Of the Three
Exploits Which Brought the French
High Commissions to His Feet and
to Attention.
Thermometers Activity IN Keeping Headquarters
IN Close Touch With the Front Line. During
the Rapid Advance At the Argonne.
LINE OF MARCH

Paade to start at o'clock ct Boulevard and Monument
avenue East Monument and Franklin street to
Adams street; north Adams to Broad on Broad to
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-05

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-13
SIX-CENT FARE
DANGER seen
Recommendation Up
by Fitzgerald -

Soattle's municipal railway rsur<
called upon to pay Tor a., NJ
contiguous TO its parkage' y a,,ss
ommendation ny the eouncll I'M \
safety committee is faVo'as , u,&|
ceived by the city council neA'
day afternoon. .,.a se
If an ordinance Is enae'ea suut
pelling the municipal railway "A
TO bear the expense OF pav'n a,r,,1
maintenance OF paving ." INA
over which the municipal AMI.
runs. il will mean a serious ~ q
ton OF the railway funo Etot
tent that a raise in fare ron s.s,n(
cents win be Imperative, !, 11,tIll,is
TO superintendent OF l'upn'
Thomas +. Murphine. -,v ~
Mayor Fitzgerald Is str s,,,rs N
posed to the plan of con'lcs Z
street railway TO bear the eA~sMp
street paving on the theory ~ ~
ers OF abutting property sn''r.
such expense.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-13

Located / block from this csflrs
long lease at a rent that cal \
beat: best Of equipment hT
stock: a seating capacity q ~
there is a good counter. y t1s.a
and so chairs: on account Of sd
ness owner must sen. his lcse ~,
gain: investigates: ss..st casa "
handle. See Mr.. Senesca
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-13
Statesmen WANTED

lVANnsp -SAt.nsMEN. MILLION
dollar corporation can place
number 90 competent eNpoi fenced
ing 90 capital Htnrk IN Eastern
Washington. Advertising "a ~ E.
paiNn leads every assistance given
capable mon THIS he a diEntfied.
legitimate invest mont pppors
tunitv win hear strict inventiEa-
ton strictly no advances nut
liberal drawing account viii he
allowed after ga Is ~ IN have
proven their worth. Reply by let
tor tno phonel only to sales man
aver. W g. Corporation, Address
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-13
CIGARS, SORT DRINKS AID

CIGARS. SOFT DRINKS AID
CANDY
II you want q dandy little en-
stand forstle winter that is tai,
IN about $50 per day. COED IN
at reasonable rent. bes, io<xfir
Seattle. investigate this No d
lures 10 buy. as they 20 v1.k d
lease. The price IL about 81
according to what the stock VI
invoice. This IL a snap. and a
prove II TO you See Nr. Haftinl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-13
AUTO REPAIR SHOP.

A first-class auto repair sheD a
good location and well eGniCo&
for doing all kinds Of sutsuDU
repair work. EQuipmeEt VIII -
voice at least 3i.ase. Plesfy 4
work; real bargain q MA s.
Mr.. Potter. 4 .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-13
sPEcIAL-TRAssFER BusIyrs
~-Ff@<*

sPEcIAL-TRASsFER BugyR4
SPECIAL
y. 800 each viii handle q doxr,,v,
transfer business that il fhor~.|
gross income Of fsstf ~
month. All kinds Of equ!pn.
such AZ four big trucks Ia r.,
class shape. lease on vsrek1~.
office equipment. etc. Biz -
liHhed trade. Present driver n
stay and teach you the bafipsp, n
full ] have a man with some -
that Will take one-half lntsrer 4
you want him; this 10 a rsrs N
portunity 10 get some real nss1|
See Sir. Cole.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-13
81 BUSINESS 0rPORrryr5r-

COMMERCIAL INyESTnFs7r
7i7-is-z6-zT-zg gEAHokPI, &,
FOURTH AND PIKE ~ =
OUR YEARS OF FxpyEfrvf. =
ABLE Ls TO JUDGE GOOD ~
us WHEN WE SEE g.
EVERY PROPOSITION THAI
QFFEk HAS BEEN -
OUGHLY INVESTIGATED -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-13
4DoDGEs -
TRICKS AND DELfVERiEs

TRICKS AND DELIVERIES
REQ Speed Wagon. complete. 90. $500
REQ tWO-ton Truck ............. 500
II o Worm Drive one-ton
Truck. ..,... ..,............. CTS
our Terms arc M
UNITED MOTORS COMPANY
Pine and bellevue
f07 ". Pine East q
FOR SALE--FORD TOURING CAR.
In good condition. newly painted
ana recently ovcrhnulcd; now top
some eN tras Ask tho owner,
Main 2bE5.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-13
TRUCK GARDEN

SIX acres OF the very nnest white
river valley land. fust q abort dis
tane- from the paved highway: all
cleared and IN cultivation. but has
NO BUILDINGS
You cant get a better piece Of land
for truck gardening and you are
only as minutes by auto from Sc
attic: close 10 int rurhan as well.
assuring good transporiaiiSn for
produce.
The price " only s2.70e. and the
terms are $500 cash. and balance
60 be arranged
4 ~ REID a co.
5if-I7 New York Block
Elliott SasS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-13
CLOSING OUT SALE

The rent hog IL driving us out.
Almost doubled our rent, and an
less We can make satisfactory ar
engagements. We viii have TO quit
buHincaM We have 40 days TO
close out our stock. We have re-
marked our goods 20 sell quick.
and N you want in on this sale.
you had better hurry. for our
stock will not last long
fon viii not only save f0et. but n
great deal more in this sale. De
livery Will be made as fast as We
can get TO 10. Remember. our
stock IL good clean. high grade
house furniture. and you will not
have "A chance Ike this again.
-wISE-PAY-CAsH
WE--SAVE--NO
EcKMANN FURNITURE co.
9th and Westlake Near Times 50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-13

GROOM. DOUBLE CONSTRUCTED
house; lot i0xi00 10 alley 1850
gets clear title. one hour from
Pioneer square via Ycgier way car
TO Lcschi ferry for Bellevue. In
quire jitney man NJ bellevue
MUNDAY SIGN COMPANY
For Rent or For Sale signs. Better
have Sign by Munday" Main
o21g
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-13

BIG OPENING SALE ON
YAKIMA VALLEY FARM LAND
$50 per acre and up: easy terms
best ~ soil. two railroads and
state Highway pass thru the land
close tu towns under EoNernne nt
irrigation project that - an extern
sion OF StNNISTDE CANAL. good
climate: big crops. and the earliest
district In the state.
SOLD AT WHOLESALE PRICES
We have a number Of tracts fronting
on Yakima river, The prices are
very low. and our sales are many.
Sec pictures at our office Best
farm land in Washington.
YAKIMA RIVER FARMS co.
Owners. sft Green Bldg.
office open Evenings Also.
cLoSE-IS RANCH
A real good buy. acres. the best
OF soil. acres rich clay loan.
acres fne bottom. partly cleared.
balance very easy 20 clear: Groom
house. root house. lot OF lumbe r
Price only $3.50
SCHROEDER
sos Burke Building
80 ACRES IMPROVED YAKIMA
valley. government irrigation.
fully paid: alfalfa. corn. fprids. or
chard. berries: near station: fine
district: si2,So0: easy terms. Phone
North 2ss.
2o-AcRE POULTRY AND DAIRY
ranch for sal. by owner. Price
t2.5o0. Box 222. Napavine- Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-13
ACHES NoRTn OF SEATTLE

on Both.ii paved boulevard. 80
miles north Of cowon park and
University. owned by Seattlo'H
largest bank hy foreclosure. now
Offered for sale at what they have
involved. $500 for your choice 81
any acre Good auto bus service
from sixth and olive 10 your door
good school. stnr. and community
club house on land. Terms are 10
per cent cash. balance monthly
payments. per cent. Come and
have first choice. n s. Hendrick-
son. as Boston block. Elliott
2O22 East tS63