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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1919-01-30

Bile companies. See VIM reiia-
Post Office Bldg. refers.
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VIM. A. PETERS can Writ
compensation Insurance v,,t your
Aetna. the strongest 'n The
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WHEN you want to buy ..
berger. Elchel-
l3-tf.
FOR sALE-A few pura =,
Poland China boar pigs fos pred
Extra good stock. Enquire y SAFE.
re''' MI view ranch. Phone sspr
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OUR BEST BUY-lGO aero. -
N hay; other Improvement dzo
miles from station. Only ssoo ~
acre. Only $4,000 to handle Ra,n an
Siiiiwell. BARNETT
5Otf
foh SALE-90 tons alfalfa
l y miles from Falls Citv nay
Must be sold TO close up tsts,a '"'ch
oner. Write or telephone CO MAKE
5O-4t
RON sALE-My property in =
rome, consisting OF six lots 20
mouse story and half stahls ~" ~
TWO horses and buggy room. shad W
TWO COWS; chicken coop and W. .Sl
corral Tor stock; a nice LOT of ~,
iruit- desirable location Ter,n mail
cash. VIM. {. Kennedy. Cor Ave- " n
ana oak ST, Jerome. Idaho =.
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WANTED
WANTED-Farm Loan ,noa,-
at First National Bank. "su,is
WANTED. Farm loans 10
first mortgage or subiec, M ,h e'unef
er contract. w. A. Heiss va" az
HAVE plenty OF money for farm
loans. w. A. Helss. 10
If YOUR buildings. shack bon.a
hoid goods and other properly az
not covered by insurance aya,ns,
loss by hre better see MacGowan and
@''- l3-u.
MISCELLANEOUS
MONEY TO LOAN ON improvsa
farms. nrst mortgage or subiect IA
the water contract. w. A. Helss IA
is YOUR AUTO Insured II No,
see VIM. A. Peters. Post Office ma,
TO TRADE-Haye 100 head a,
ewes bred TO lamb in February. Il
trade Tor hay. See Hartshorn 4
dayton. ilu
FARM LOANS. Abstricts. Ip,p,
ance. Lincoln Loan q Title co~.
pany. w. ID. Garlock. President n
shone. Idaho. Box III. The olss.
set OF abstract books for Llnsos
county. Se-r
FOR RENT-l20 acres. ios ses
under cultivation. So acres in AM
Ia. Two houses on ranch Addrss
w. 5. Parkhurst. Richheld. Ida az
JEROME VULCNAfZING WORu
-up-to-date yulcanizlng plant. Gin
us trial. Satisfaction guaran,ss.
Tubes and castings yulcanirel q
short notice. Leave tubes and AZ
lngs at Frascrs- Pence CO. ROY
HOFFMAN and W " GODFREY
TAKEN UP-One bay rella
weight about 100 lbs. white ~
In face. white hind feet. about ~
old. One bay gelding. weight isr
100 lbs. star In forehead M
around neck. One Hight bay getz
lei. -. a.
right shoulder. One black reltH
star In forehead. white left hind X
owner may have same by am
charges and keep. c. W Hollirs
east. 2 Y north Of Jerome ~
TAKEN UP-Four head o. - -.
consisting OF the following:
black mare: one bay horse. oss q
horse. one bay horse OwnG =
have same by paying charges
keep. X. +. Sensabaugh. al Ptsn
~
A SNAP,
Remember there are elcu'
lights. telephone and power -
ern 5-room house with bath ~
acres OF land. 60 acres All y"
ed for spring planting; ~
in alfalfa. Situated only
from Falls City siding. For
at s175 per acre Liberal ~
Inquire direct. G. l. lV"'
t-r+--f-i-i-i--s--.--i--ll--ll-iI
t The O'HarTOW Ddl
+ HAS ESTABLISHED ~
+ AND CREAM STAIIVs. W
+ THE PROGRESSIVE
+ kET WHERE NlLh n
+ CREAM CAN he HAD u n
/ QUANTITY. A ROU1h
+ BEEN ESTABLISHED As Va
+ YOU WISH US ~
!. LEAv WORD Al
+ ABOVE PLACE.
+ B. O'HARROW, osr
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1919-01-30
WANTED

WANTED-Farm Loan ,non,--
at First National Bank. "su,ls
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-08-17
BUCK PRIVATES TO
HAVE ORGANIZATION
Headquarters Are To Be Opened In
Chicago With Branches in
Eyery State

With the American Forces in Germany,
July Correspondence of the Asso-
ciated Press. THE Buck Privates society,
organized at Montabaur by members of
the First division, announced recently
that headquarters In the United States
would be opened In Chicago late in Au-
gust with Edward M. Mcclure, national
field representative, in charge. Branches
are to be established in every state in the
union, according to present plans.
Private Paul r. Collins, Battery d.
Sixth Field Artillery, of LBS Angeles is
president of the society which has several
thousand members. All headquarters of
the society in the different states will be
known technically as ''dugouts." A wom-
ans auxiliary is also planned, which
will include in its membership all wom-
en- who served with the American ex-
peditionary force, such as welfare work
ers, telephone operators and nurses,
AS it's platform the society has adopted
these planks: Broader educational work,
cleaner politics. compulsory schooling for
all boys under 16 years of age, to make
bigger and better Americans and to inter-
est ourselves in industry, commerce and
labor"
The society is charact erized as great
monument for the heroic dead of the A.,
e. f., and it is planned to make fathers
and mothers of men who died in action
in France honorary members. One of tho
duties of members of the society will be
to make an annual visit to the homes of
soldiers who died on the battlefields of the
world war.
Membership in the society is restricted
to privates
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-08-17
AUSTRALIA PLANS
LONDON. FLIGHTS

Sydney, Australia, July 9.-(Correspon-
dence of the Associated Press)-Survey
of the route of. the first section of the
projected aerial service between Sydney
and London was recently completed The
section extends from Sydney to Darwin
which is on the north coast of Australia,
and relatively near the Malayan archi'
pelago. The service will be carried on by
a Sydney company.
From Darwin the route will cross the
sea to the island of Timor. proceed along
the Halayan archipelago to India, and
thence run to Bagdad or Port Said, prob
ably the latter. From Port Said 1t will
cross Europe to London. The survey OF
the second section of the route. from
Darwin through Malay TO Delhi. is now
going on. 49,
1t is expected that the first flight will
be made within the next few months, and
III is planned to have the proposed pas
senger and commercial services in f'iil
operation in about two years. II the
company succeeds London will be
reached regularly from here in six and
one half days.
The Sydney Darwin section is 1000 miles
But the survey party Travelled about 1000
miles in order to select the most sat
isfactory landing places or relay sta
lions.
When the flights are in full swing bus
mess between Sydney and London viii
be greatly facilitated from the fact that
letters may be answered within two weeks
of their dispatch from here.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-08-17
NO WOMAN NEED
SUFFER IN SILENCE
Science Has Provided q
Tonic to Help You Meet
Every Demand

There is no time in the life of any woman
that Pepsinol cannot help her bridge over
the difficulties that nature calls upon her to
face. After sickness. Pepsinol will build up
your strength and improve your health. 1t is
a splendid tonic. Mothers all worn out by
the caring of children. household work and
worries, find in Pepsnol a strengt tn building
tonic, appetizer. aid to digestion and gentle
laxative.
Thousands of women have passed safely
through the most dreaded period of life tbe-
tween 40 and 5o) with the aid of Pepsinol-
Call this great tonic when you are de-
spondent. moody. nervous and take crying
spells. Pepsinol will never fail you. 1t is
the one safe. sure. vitalizing preparation that
you can trust from youth to old age.
You have no thoughts of medicine when
you are taking Pepsinol--it tastes palat-
able and appetzing. 1t prepares you for a
hearty meal--it insures restful sleep at
night If you are run down or sick. Pepsinol
will restore you to health and vigor On
solicited testimonials frcm all parts of the
you think of pep think of Pepsinol.,
Genuine Pepsinol is made only by The
Peplax Medicine Co., Memphis, Tenn, and
Standards of the United States Pharmacopea
To be convenient for everybody and yet to
prevent substi being sold for Pepsinol.
in each section of Birmingham:
Greene Drug Co., Inc Empire building
Norwood Pharmacy; 18th u Ave, and 2sth St.
Duncan Drug CO.. 200 goth St.
Magnolia Pharmacy, Magnolia Point.
causey Drug Co.. Inc. Cor. 4sth St. and
10Th Ave.
Acipco Pharmacy. 2901 N 10th St.
North Highlands Drug Co, 1901 Allen St.
Oxford's Pharmacy. Cor. Tuscaloosa Ave
and Poplar St
Thomas Drug Co.. Fairyiew.
REORGANIZATION Drug Co., Bessemer.
Rochester Hall Drug Co. Ensley
Central Pharmacy Wylam.
Darlington Pharmacy, Pratt City.
E. G. Burchfiel. East Lake.
Boyles Pharmacy. Boyles.
Look for the Pepsinol agent in your To-
eality.-Adv.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-08-17
THE COLfING WEEK IN LOCAL AMUSEMENT HOUSES
GIRLS ON RHINE
MUST BE DISCREET

with the American Forces in Germany,
July 1.-(Correspondence OF the Associat-
ed Press --Posters written in German
and warning German girls against as
sociating with Americans appeared re-
Gently in several public places in Cob
lenz and other towns on the Rhine, the
girls being urged to refrain from max
ing the acquaintance Of soldiers regard
less of the fact that the treaty Of peace
had been signed. At various times post
ers have been put up threatening indis-
Greet girls with punishment of one kind
or another.
American officers who have tnvestigat
ed say the Germans are determined that
girls who associate with the soldiers
shall have their names known to the
population and that several secret So
cieties have been formed for that pur-
pose. Intelligence officers say that on
several occasions the names OF girls who
are on the records of the German po-
lice for associating with Americans have
been read to the congregations at Sum
day morning church services. In other
villages the practice of posting the girls
names in public places was inaugurated
some time ago.
The officers assert that blacklists OF
the girls names have been prepared and
are being kept for future use, after the
Americans are gone.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-08-17
THE CHICKEN FARM"
FEATURES AT LYRIC.
"A Business PROPOSAL Com
ing Last Half of Week at
Vaudeville House

Attractive offerings feature the Keith
bill at the Lyric for this week, and much
fun is promised Birmingham vaudeville
lovers.
The programme will be featured by the
presentation of such attractions as Harry
Hayward and company in a rollicking
comedy skit, THE Chicken Farm :"
Meryl Prince Girls quartet, Margaret
Ford in songs of today SWANS Rats and
Cats, novelty animal act; "A Business
Proposal" a vehicle filled with laughs;
Tom Moore and girls, comedians, singers
and dancers; Helen Harrington, "the girl
with the voice and the SMILE" and other
pleasing attractions.
Harry Hayward and company in THE
Chicken Farm will be the headline at
traction. Meryl Prince girls quartet will
be feature. These two acts promise
excellent entertainment, and are her
aided as being among the best features
now on the southern Keith circuit.
1.-THE Chicken Farm" offers all kinds
of opportunities for fun and amusement,
and is said to be a high-powered enter
tainer. Meryl Prince girls quartet MEM
bers possess excellent voices. They COM
pose one of the best female quartets in
vaudeville, it is said, and are singing
comediennes. a
other attractions to be offered the nrst
half of the weak will be Margaret Ford,
singer of songs of today; Dupree and
Dupre, novelty cyclists, and SWANS
Rats and Cats, big animal novelty
act.
"a Business Proposal will be the
headline attraction the last half of the
week. This attraction is featured by
fun and laughs, and Will no doubt prove
most pleasing feature. A capable COM
pany of artists are presented in this
offering. It is called big laughing We
hicle.
Tom Moore and girls, singers, dancers
and comedians, will also be special at
fractions the last half of the week.
Other offerings on the bill will be Helen
Harrington, 1.-The girl with the voice and
the smile;'' the Sensational Gerards,
equilibrists, and Mcconnell and Austin
Tn a cycling novelty.
News pictures are always a pleasing
feature at Lyric performances.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-08-17
MANY VAUDEVILLE
STARSAT THE BUOU
$4,000 Pipe Organ Installed
in Popular Play
house

An allstar vaudeville programme
consisting of highly entertaining and
cleverly constructed acts. two delightful
features, are included on the programme
for the week at Loew's Bijou, the play
house that is always cool and comfort
able. The management has just installed
a wonderful pipe organ at a cost of
$4,000 and a musical programme will
be rendered at each performance on that
magnificent instrument.
For the first half of the week the top
line attraction will be Irene Cassini and
company in clever one-act farce COM
edy. This is an amusing sketch and full
of clever lines and comedy situations.
Harry c. Green, who spent IA months
overseas with the United States army,
has returned to vaudeville in the nature
of blackface comic, and will present
an original mcnologue, Gross 1t OFT.
consisting of songs and stories that never
fail to please. He is also composer
of note and has written many song hits
and miniature musical comedies.
Bud Sheppard and Eleanor OFT will Of
fer an artistic review of songs and COM
edy chatter, Stone and Mitchell dainty
and clever couple. will present spark
ling series of songs, steps and stories,
ana MARI ana bVaHS VIII cAseAt aAiA WALL
grotesque acrobatic comicalities.
The picture feature is June Elvidge in
Coax Me-" a breezy summertime COM
edy.
The feature attraction for the second
half of the week is Charles Deland and
company, in bright comedy playlet,
Back to Buffalo" This clever concep-
ton is original in plot and laugh from
start to finish.
Bob Cook and Dorothy Oatman, two
delinators from songland, will present
songs, comedy and pianologue. w. ].
Evans, the ~fHappy Hobo" and sue
cessor to the late Nat Wills, will enter
tain with stories on trampology and par
adise and songs. The Wheeler trio are
sensational gymnasts and have great
offering.
Bert Lytell in Easy to Make Money"
a delightfully."- entertaining comedy, is the
pbotoplay attraction.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-08-17

lecture possesses a very strongly marked
individuality; it is thoroughly English
in its provenance, without any alloy of
decadent Hispanic influence: and, CON
sidering the present situation in American
domestic architecture, it carries a body
of suggestion from which we may we'll
profit.
Between the architecture of Colonial
America and the architecture of Bermuda.
there exists certain clearly traceable
analogies, although in the ult ate out
come each differed widely from the other.
Both were developed almost wholly with
out architects. Both were the products
of pure English tradition modified by the
local exigencies of climate and available
building materials. In both cases the types
were determined by architectural concep-
lions that had become a definitely es-
sential part of race consciousness. Both
showed the result of the artisan working
in the light of his inherited methods of
craftsmanship and in clear recollection
of forms familiar to him in England but.
with practical common sense, adapting
the fashion of his handiwork to the ne
cessities laid upon him by new conditions
Both from time to time, experienced and
reflected the fresh impetus of style in
fluences from England, which were as
simulated according to the needs of the
situation. In both were the transplanted
root and stock English; in new soil and
under new environment. both bourgeoned
and fruited in new and highly in
dividual manner. The parallelisms pro-
ceeding from a common origin and the
modes of subsequently variation afford
an opportunity for instructive comparison.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-08-17
Is a Merry Widow

Soon after my husbands death years
ago 1 was taken with typhoid fever. Since
then have suffered from stomach and liver
trouble and constipation. I have doctored
Mayr's wonderful Remedy three months ago
my bowels have moved rapidly and / am
feeling well again / now happy wo-
man." 1t is simple, harmless preparation
that removes the catarrhal mucous from the
intestinal tract and allays the inflamma-
ton which causes practically all stomach,
liver and intestinal ailments. including APP
pendicitis. One dose will convince or money
refunded
Greene Drug Co., Hagan- Dunlap Drug Co.
ana druggists everywhere.-Adv.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-08-17
ELABORATE PROGRAMME AT
EAST LAKE PLEASURE PARK
is ARRANGED FOR TODAY

a great reputation as a singer and is
said to possess a voice of rare charm
for solo work. She will collaborate with
Miss Antwine in furnishing the vocal
solo numbers for the afternoon.
At 500 clock tonight the big commun-
ity sing will start going. The manage
ment staged its first community sing
at the park last Sunday night and it
made such a tremendous hit that Man
ager Hin at once resolved to stage an
other sing today with a complete new
program. Ed. Shumway, musical direc-
tor for the war camp community service
will be in charge of tonight's sing.
Miss Antwine and Mrs. Conway are
also booked for number of vocal solo
selections on the evening programme.
Taken all in all 1t is to be the biggest
Sunday the park has seen this summer
with the lake furnishing pleasure to
thousands, all attractions running and
the children's playground furnishing
bushels of fun and recreation for the
children
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-08-17
Arcb;tecture of Bermuda

From THE Domestic Architecture of Ber-
muda," by Harold D. Eberlein in Archi-
NScribner's Sons, Publishers, New York;
ers, New York;.
lecture of Bermuda" by Harold D.
Eberlein in Architecture (Charles
Bermuda's houses have hitherto nae
but scant attention from students OF
architecture. Just why, it would be hard
to say, unless Bermudian architecture
be one of the things habitually overlooked
because of its proximity, or else because
of the prevalent misconception that 1t IS
merely a degenerate Spanish derivatlVe
without any special significance.
p AS a matter of fact, Bermudian archi-
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-08-17
It's Easy to Peel Off
Your Tan or Freckles

This is what you should do TO shed
spoiled complexion Spread evenly over the
Mce. covering every inch of skin, thin
layer of ordinary mercolized wax. Let this
stay on over night; wash it off next morn
inc Repeat daily until your complexion is
as clear soft and beautiful as a young
girls This result is inevitable. no matter
how soiled or dscolored the complexion.
The wax literally peels off the filmy surface
skin. exposing the lovely skin beneath The
process is entirely harmless. so little OF the
old skin coming off at time.
Mercolized wax is oatainable at any drug
store: one ounce usually suffices. It's
veritabIe wonder-worker for rough. tanned,
redeemed, blotchy. pimpled or freckled SKIN
ADV.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-08-17

East Lake Park, Birmingham's munic-
ipal pleasure resort will enjoy it's busiest
brightest and best day of the season to-
day, according to Manager Hugh HiN.
who has mapped out the greatest pro-
gram ever attempted at the resort for a
Sunday attraction. The curtain will go
up on this elaborate programme early in
afternoon and will last well into the night
with the most superb musical treat of
the season in store for the patrons.
The schedule for today calls for free
continuous concerts by Davidson's aug
mented orchestra in the afternoon. In
terspersed in this instrumental program
will be, vocal solo selections by Miss Mar
garet Antwine and Mrs. Conway. Miss
Antwine appeared last Sunday and made
such a hit that the park patronage STAN
peded the management and requested
that she be signed for another concert
this afternoon.
Mrs Conway has not appeared at the
municipal park this summer but she has
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-08-17
Scene of Conflict

From the Washington Star.
"You persist in calling it war gar
dem said the man who was leaning on
the fence
Il go further" answered Mr.. Cross
lots eff certain chickens are not kept
from roaming into it at will, it's going
to be a battle-ground
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-08-17
Each to His Speciality

From the washington Star.
THAT lawyer made you admit there
are a lot of things you don't know"
Vile had an unfair advantaVs If ]
had been permitted to ask all the ques-
tions | could have done the same thing
with him."
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-08-17
LXRLC
Free and Easy

From the Washington Star.
What's Bliggins' idea of simple de-
mocracy?"
He wants everything so sociable that
when people hold business meetings
they'll sing. Hail, Hail. the Gangs All
Here instead of calling the roll9'
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-08-17
Social Unrest

sFron the Washington Star.
"'This social unrest" began the
solemn citizen.
I'm having my troubles with it," in
terrupted Mr.. Cumrox. Since ~ y,fe
rot into society none of us get to sleep
before 2 o'clock in the morning
Evening star., 1919-03-23

FOR SALE S4th ST.
Cleveland Park, between Woodley
I'd. and Lowell ct. Open for in
speeton. Immediate poaseasion.
This 10 considered BY thoee who
know to Be one Of the Nest beauti-
full. best built colonial homes in
this select suburb.
BOSS & PHELPS UNo),
14O6 a st. NV.
Evening star., 1919-03-23
PROPOSALS.

oFFIoH OF THE ZONE SUPPLY oFY1oNR,
18th and streets northwest. Washington. d.
C.-Sealed proposals will be opened at the
furnishing all Of the material, hbe. equip
ment, etc, necessary to construct roads in
the southern portion Of Arlington cemetery.
Including all grading, paving. drainage. etc..
REQUIRED: also the construction Of circle On
the Treasury road; terrace near the Dewey
mausoleum. and new entrance gate IN south
FL to incl, and In strict accordance with
these specifications. Plans may be had upon
application at this once and Q deposit Of nve
dollars ($5.OO) will be required for each set
obtained Proposals to be died in triplicAte
and must bear guaranty thereon. Mark en-
yelopes ..PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTION
OF ROADWAYS. ARLINGTON NATIONAL
CEMETERY" and address TO the Zone Sup
ply On,csk, Warrington. d. C.
Evening star., 1919-03-23
BEST BUYS IN
Reasonably Priced Houses.

BEST BUYS IN
Reasonably Priced Houses.
Just Beyond End of 14th St.
Car Line
Six rooms and bath: furnace
heat; gas; front porch; large
81, 100; $500 cash; 1880 monthly.
SHANNON & LUCHS.
713 18th st. NV. Main 2345.
Eye St. NE. near 9th St.
Six. rooms and bath: hot-water
= heat; rear porch; occupied by
s4,75o-terms.
SHANNON & LUOHS,
lib 18th st. NV. Main 2345.
Sc. Near Lincoln Park
Seven rooms and bath: furnace
heat; gas Lights; % rear porches.
SHANNON & LUOHS.
713 14th st. NV. Main s231.
F St. NE.
Near Tennessee ave.: corner
house; six rooms and bath: fur
mace heat; in excellent condition:
's s4.sse@si.ooo cash.
SHANNON & EUCHs.
713 18th st. NV. Main 23lS,
Convenient to Downtown
rooSs SssF and nath ests! ana IT, sw i.:t 4.
occupied by owner.
s. 350-S1, $50 cash
SHANNON 4 LUcHs.
713 18th st. NV. Main 2345.
Ontario Place
Eight rooms and bath; hot-water
heat; electricity; near 18th and
Columbia I'd; occupied by owner.
SHANNON & LUCHs.
713 18th St NV. Main 2345,
Detached in Petworth
Six rooms and bath; attic; hot
water heat; electricity; sleeping
porch and front porch; two blocks
from cars. !.
s6.750-$75o cash.
SHANNON & LUCHS.
713 14th St NV. Main 23<h
Illinois Ave. in Brightwood
Six rooms and bath; hot-water
heat; electricity; one block from
$a,95O-$50O cash,
SHANNON LUCHY.
71S 14th st. NV. Main 234k.
Otis St. Near Georgia Ave.
Six rooms and bath: hot-water
heat: electricity ,porches and yard
H,50O1Terms
SHANNON & LUCHS,
Realtors,
Main 2345. 713 18th St. NV.
Evening star., 1919-03-23

PRICE, 81, ,s0o-JUsT OFF FROM EAST CAP
itol St, on 9Th st. me-; six-room brick house,
bath, sleeping porch; very comfortable home.
Apply to 800 East Capitol st.
Lincoln 3467. As
Evening star., 1919-03-23

WE HAVE 8 Cash CUSTOMERS
for houses ranging frdon $500 {,
1900; immediate possession :.ot
for sale within range Of these 6gp.c,
let Ms have fun deafls-giving us
opportunity to sell the house. T5,s
will not interiors with efforts o.
RANDALL d. HAGNKn 4 CO.,
12O7 Conn. ave.
franklin 4S66.