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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-06
HUN PRINCES LETTER
RAISING Big PROTEST

BERLIN, Aug. 6. tBy the Associated
Press. )-Commentirg on the letter writ
tan recently by Prince Henry of Prus-
sta brother OF former Emperor VIII
liam, to King George, In which he
asked the British monarch I'm h name
az Justice and in his own interests to
Sesist in demanding the extraditioa and
trial Of the former emperor sna de-
,nIsbt he had from ai'ied statesmen,
ire Tageblatt says 1t Is an exhibition
az "unsurpassable clumsiness,
The Vorwaerts remarks that Henry
charge that the principal guilt for the
war may be attributed to Great Brit
ain Is without a lot Of evidence. n
which is the socialist or
ran, terms Henry "a danger to the
people, -
maj a scion OF the H~ohenzollerns al
his time has the impudence to use
such language" but the conservative
RACES Zeitung says the letter. with
refreshing clearness pointed out Brit
ish guilt
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-06
Majestic.

Mary Miles Minter will be seen in
what Is said to be one of the most
captivating roles of ner screen career
when she is presented at the Majestic
theater Thursday. Friday and Saturday
in her new feature, "A Bachelors
Wife"
The story has to do with the amaz-
ing adventures Of a tiery little colleen
from B~allyhannock, Ireland, who m
10 America to visit her cousin. Upon
her arrival she learns that her cousin
Is the mother of a baby and that the
husband had deserted them W years
before. She sets out to effect a reunion
but becomes involved with the wrong
man. How she ultimately straightens
out the matrimonial tangle and in the
process is wooed and won by the de-
s~erter's cousin. forms the climax OF this
absorbing tale.
Today marks the last showing OF
| Clara Kimball Young In THE Better
Wife,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-06

WASHINGTON, Aug. s,-Agents Of
the department Of justice throughout
the country today already were at
work to carry out the order OF the
attorney-general, issued late yesterday;
that profiteers and hoarders OF food n
other necessities be tracked down and
prosecuted under the Lever food con-
troll act.
Recommendations for additional leg
islation to effect a reduction in the
cost Of living. formulated by the spe-
cial subcommittee Of the cabinet, were
in President Wilson's hands, and he
was expected to make these recon-
m~endations the subject of an early
message to congress. Their nature has
not been disclosed.
The country today faced the definite
promise Of some cut in bread prices
following the announcement yesterday
by Director Julius H. Barnes, Of the
grain corporation, that an immediate
effort would be made TO place on sale
in every community where prices are
found improperly high Standard export
flour at $40 a barrel The ruling price
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-06
PLAN REDUCES
PRICES UPON F00DSTUFFS

PARIS, Aug. 6. (By the Associated
Press. THE plan recently adopted by
the French food ministry to reduce food
nrices is working successfully in some
Of the French cities. Reductions In
some foodstuffs vary from 20 to SO per
cent,
representing both the dealers and con
sumers, which determines fair prices
and accredits dealers who accept the
prices specified. This results In prac-
teal blacklisting OF unfair dealers by
public opinion without any formal leg
islation.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-06
HOROSCOPE
THURSDAY, AUGUST 7. 1919.
Copyright, 1919, by the Mcclure New
81 - naa. C,yaItnaA a.

copyright, 1919, by the mcclure NEWS
paper ~Syndicate.)
Mercury and Saturn rule strongly for
good today, according to ~astrology.
Venus, Neptune and the sun are ad-
verse.
II Ia q day most fortunate for news
papers. editors being under a sway held
TO Increase foresight and accuracy, The
head OF a large publishing enterprise
will come much into public notice In the
autumn,
Secretaries and ctRrks have the fore
cast OF good luck during this configu-
ration.
Saturn seems to promise large profits
to owners Of real estate and the signs
are propitious for building enterprises.
Agriculture Is subject to the best
direction, Organizations Of farmers and
stock raisers will benefit during the
autumn.
Food again will be much discussed
and agitation concerning high prices
will be caused by some new economic
development.
A phase OF food discussion will be
the stressing Of scientific cooking, which
will be widely advocated.
Colleges and places of h@Aher educa
ton have q most fortunate govern
ment OF the stars, making for practical
attainment and preparation for good
citizenship.
The star that is supposed to increase
curiosity and encourage research may
aff<eg the public mind 80 that investi'
cations and inquiries regarding matters
pertaining TO the public welfare will
multiply greatly.
Politics win occupy increased atten'
ton and partisan rivalries viii lead 4
sensational Incidents, the seers declare
Congress- will be subject to the influ
nee Of tho planetary government tina
encourages bitter debate and sharp per
sonal criticisms.
Sensational disclosures concerning tn,
activities OF writer's and collegians VIII,
Rympathize with radical views are prog
noatlcated.
Persons whose birthdate 1t is hav
the augury of business success durinl
the year. Those who are employee
should be careful.
Children born on this day are likel
TO he very bright, clever and origina
These subjects OF Leo may he incline
10 be careless about their dress,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-06
PUBLIC DISCUSSION
: AaoUr DR.. cox. @


To The News Scimitar;
| know not6ming OF Mr., Scvhoultz or
his case, but ! do know Ben Cox, and
well, for 36 years, his parents coming
from England when Ben was a boy Of Is.
Seeing nothing In the Arkansas cotton
lands TO interest him his father at once
became a merchant, later becoming n
customer Of mine, this long friendship
and pleasant business relation lasting
till the day OF his death, Ben Cox's
big warm heart, deep sympathy for
those In trouble and his Jolly nature
make him a friend to everybody. Ben.
like all not American born, talks plain
and cares not for criticism. l feel It q
pleasant duty to say what l know Of
my old friend Ben, and hope the few
who do not fully understand his position
in this case will look closely into II
| and be convinced II Is only a case OF q
| little too much enthusiasm on Ben's
part. His friends know he only meant
to touch on II and remembering how
often the papers touched" on him snd
his church he just fundamentally
talked on" w. ]. RUTLAND.
Memphis, Tenn.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-06
j. S. AGENTS ON TRAIL OF
FOOD PROFTTEER HOARDERS

during the last four months, he said,
has been at least a dollar above that
figure.
The announcement was made at the
same time, however, that the gram
corporation had decided to maintain the
governments guarantee on wheat ~
1925 a bushel. The prospective world
wheat supply, Mr.. Barnes said, dictated
this action as a reserve protection
against a higher price later"
In a statement eontending that the
price Of wheat would rise II the guar
antee price were not maintained, Mr..
Barnes predicted a s~hrinkage in North
American wheat production from b
June forecast of probably 400, 900 900
bushels with zoo. 900, 900 bushels ap-
plying to the United States crop, and.
also a shrinkage Of 800, 00O, 900 bushels
in American rye, and wheat production
outside of Russia, The grain director,
however, promised a readjustment IN
flour prices If later developments hold
promise of q world price for wheat be-
low the guarantee figure, with the na-
tional treasury to bear the expense,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-06
PRINCE OF WALES
SAILS FOR CANADA

PORTSMOUTH. Eng, Aug tBys
Associated Press. 1.-The Prince o.
sailed for Canada at 9 O'Clock
last evening on board the cruiser re
nown. There was no ceremony az
tending the departure OF the cruiser
King George and Queen MARY ac-
companled the prince aboard the he-
nown and inspected the guard o. honorr
drawn up on the deck. A tarSweu
luncheon was served on board, there
was no speechmaking but the klnt
q prosperous voyage and . safe return
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-06
Princess.

when THE Warrens of Virginia" was
produced in New York some years ago,
Il nroyed the dramatic sensation Of the
decade. The story dealing with the
civil war was dramatic to a degree and
The strength Of the situations stamped
II AS one OF the greatest plays of the
rebellion period ever presented to the
public.
WE }amons play. with Blanche Sweet
N The title role, attracted widespread
attention and the photoplay instantly
MAS successful. The picture has just
hesp reissued by Paramount and 1t will
he presented at the Princess tneater
Wednesday and Thursday; a Sennett
comedy. Hearts and lowers IS
added.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-06

lanes ]. McCabe is the composer OF
he terms American music for my
Country 'Tis of Thee" Tho air now used
Is the tune Of "God Save the King"
McCabe wrote the new air because he
felt that public feeling called for Amer
lean music for the piece. McCabe halls
perIntendent of schools and prominent
In music work. His resemblance to
President Wilson Is remarkable and he
has been mistaken IN many occasions
for the chief executive.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-06
L.F. SMITH WILL
SURVIVE INJURY

Al the Baptist Memorial hospital
Wednesday morning, Il was said the
condition Of L. F, Smith, who sustained
a broken leg and y bullet wouna
wound through the muscles of the leii
arm, was then considered good, n
barring the unforeseen development OF
complications, he should ' l.,
the arm OF i. p. Short, aged brother OF
the man who was slain, according 10
attendants at the hospital, was not
considered serious.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-06
BOLSHEVIK ATTEMPT
AT TRIEST RIOT FAILS

TRITST, Aug. 5. tBy the Associated
Press).-A group Of Bolsheviki appear
ed here Yesterday on the streets and
attempted to start rioting. The dis
turbers, however. were dispersed by
the police with the assistance OF the
population. AS a result OF the demon
stration 100 persons were arrested.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-06
Daniels Arrives
In California TO
ReUiew Big Fleet

Los ANGELES, Aus. 6,-Seeretary OF
the Navy Josephus Daniels arrived here
shortly after midnight and lett a few
hours later for San Diego. where lie
will review the Pacific fleet tomorrow,
81 am happy to be In California
again. said Mr.. Daniels, HAPPY to be
here to greet half OF the new Pacific
fleet in It's permanent home"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-06
D WATSON MENDING

Rapid recovery is indicated IN the
case of Judge J. H. Watson, who has
Just undergone a serious operation at
CARLY Ramsay hospital. His sons, Ar
chibald R, and James H.. Watson, Jr.,
we're called to his bedside from New
York. The latter Is remaining for a
few days. It5is believed Judge Watson
will be able t return to his home within
10 days.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-06
TOUR MISSISSIPPI.

NEwBERN, Tenn, Aus. g.. lSpl,)-J:
w Pope. otha Pope, Howard Huh and
Tom Arnold, prominent farmers OF the
C~hurchton community. are making an
the have purchased several tracts OF
fine land.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-06
BREAD

Two years ago a good grade Of flour was selling for SIS
4 barrel.
The same quality of flour today is selling around $1o.so and
Sill a barrel.
The price of a loaf of bread is the same now or perhaps
higher than it was then.
When the government was fixing the price Of bread it was
made high enough to compel conservation, and without regard
10 the profit of the baker.
f One of the leading bakers of the United States, when told
by MI. Hoover what the price of his bread henccforth would be,
declared that he would make more money than he knew what
10 do with. He probably did, and perhaps is continuing to do So
for the price stood, and regardless of the reduced price of flour
ii still Faintained.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-06

The report of the internal revenue department shows that.
the number of big incomes for the past year has greatly
decreased. There is nothing like knowing how to make them
cut
Evening journal., 1919-03-11
NEW FRENCH DAILIEs
10 FIGHT BOLsHEyIsM

y. e. 4. Special to The Evening Journal
PARIS, March ii.-Polliical conditions
in France are given as the reason for
the establishment OF two new news
papers in Paris, which now has 2s
dailies. The new publications due 10
appear within a few weeks. are L'Ordre
publique Public Order and he Nou-
yeau Temps lrhe New Times. L'Ordre
publique Is said 90 have the backing
of several men high in public NE and
its name is stated to Doe am indication
OF the policy 70 VIII follow. fighting
efforts of Bolsheyists 90 spread The
creed in France. he N0uycm Temps
claims strong financial backing.
Evening journal., 1919-03-11

NOR SALE-TWO STORY BRICK
Il house at Ashley. An modern improve
ments immediate possession. t,eno ~,
GSi1-W. marriott
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TYPEWRIIERs

rTIYPEW RENTED - THREE
L months. $500. Rental applied on pur-
chase Sold $500 monthly Typewriters
writer Exchange, second floor, y. W, Cor
ner Seventh aud Market Sts. aug22-tf.
L "A. SMITH, REBUILT TYPEWRITER
81. Exchange. All makes sold. rented and
repaired $ w Cor. Seventh and Market
Sis second floor Phone 7is5J or 2ItJ.
decf3-1yr
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SIORAGE

STORAGE SPACE-LARGE, DRY BASE
- ment about 100 feet; also space on
upper noor, for heavy storing: near To all
Taiiroads 1. keches Co, O2I w. Second
st. Phone 6O02 feh9O.om
Evening journal., 1919-03-11

nR. T.. +. CULLEN. DENTIST. has
~ moved his Office from 0O7 West street
to second door Ford Bldg Suites 200 and
20i. ID. 4 A. Phone 6S.3 feb1e-3m.
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LIFE AND CHARACTER READING.
March II.


The type represented by the sign OF
Pisces and coming strongly under the
influence OF Jupiter and Neptune is
self assertive, energetic, ambitious and
usually successful in commercial life.
The personality is tactful, pleasing in
appearance and very loyal in friend
ship. The love nature is deep and af-
fections will be centered in the home.
The horoscope indexes warnings for
caution on the sea and also shows that
wisdom should guide before entering
any long litigations over property. Bet
ter settlement than long court trial.
This applies TO all who are under a
Jupiter influence during the year.
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EXECUTOR's SALE or REAL ESTATE.

TXECUTOR's SALE OF REAL ESTATE
H BY virtue Of an order Of the Orphans
Court will be sold, on Thursday, March
90 1919. at IL a. NJ, at the Court House
Wilmington, Delaware. the real estate Of
John Blake, deceased.
02i East 18th St, having o front Of "a
feet inches and a depth Of IS feet. with
alley privileges and having a two-story
brick dwelling thereon erected
For detailed description and terms Of sale
see large bills posted or consult the under
signed. -
Executor Of John Blake Deceased J.
Frank Ball. Esq, his attorney.
Attest: NORMAN r. CROUCH, Clerk o. Z.
wilmington Delaware, March ., 1910.
ma rs II -13-15-l7-19
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EXECUTORS SALE

-----~--- -->~-----------
EXECUTORS SALE OF Personal
IL PROPERTY.
The undersigned. executor OF Jesse
Chandler. late OF Christiana hundred, de.
ceased, will sell at public sale. at the
County Court House, or new Public
Buildings, at II o'clock, on Thursday, the
2Oth day OF March, A. ID. 1919, the follow
shares Lehigh valley Railroad Co.
Il shares Wilmington & kennett Turn
pike co.
1eS shares Union National Bank.
900 shares wilmington Trust co.
30 shares Pennsylvania II. X. Co.
10 shares Southern Pacific.
100 shares COsden Co.
Z shares Pittsburg Coal Co.. Pref
Terms cash.
w. T. LYMAN Executor.
II. T. STfDHAM. Auctioneer. maril-St.
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PORTER -MERRICK co.
PUBLIC SALE OF
tEEEnN nHnpTt ETV

NN Blu. SALE Ole
t-y4IIl rEEEsoNAL ESs ,,,i,l..-,E ,rEGoPEIiRTYEi Ii I,Ei
g.. EN the following personal
t'tSrSrssssllE property nt public sale. in
muc ,.. east Of Clifton Mills Thursday. March
ld' 1913. Three horses. 30 Rrovyn
1oiee. years old aud as good as amy OF
200 pounds. Nos : nnd 3-Pair >,f ,,end
,a,.l ,'oi.l, h1rses' some age but good team;
Geiisn -,gOo pohnds. Five cows-good
Fprlhgers all home raised Two GOOD
!hlm WAGONS 2is aud 3-ton capacity. b9v
~ '',' 1untt9 oh good gear, log wagon,
I.',,, tN4 wv IW morse dump carts. buggy. runa-
nnhi. break cart, siXkuee bob sled si.irb
hucheNe grain drln corn drill u,ni,rc
Aprcader. becring binder Nlct'ormict
UIuer LYons potato planter Deeriug and
/ 'N"olhe mowers, International heneb iron
age cultvators Osborne disr nnd othnr
+ haItoWs, ue-horse cultivators Syrocuss
pioWS' w icrd side-hill pillow. corn shelter
Hveu hMtham grain fan with Ia screens
ana Riddles, good American GRAIN f-
complete one l1-nch blizzard ensilnge
/ cutter almost new, mounted on trucl III
Enuu order ana used only ono seosnf, . no..
{ rope and blocks. shovol~ forks No. & ,,s
I rage pole aud yoke, log aud other chnfus
double aud single trees. cross-cut saw one
n al1n saw iWo sets good. heavy work har-
ness ser hritch harness collars brides
ana halters, two neLuval separgtors .r
I In good order, 500 bushels corn 400 hush
] els potatoes. good for seed. ION ghesto,
white pigs two males with papers. onf
sow with pigs. balance shoats Also foui
good Poland China sows TO farrow aboul
April I some shOats of same breed Tot
I Barred Rock chickens. Household goods
/ Some old-time fellows that came before yot
Hand ] got here. Many other things Thes,
things are an nearly new and have beer
/ well cared for, so are In good shape ANY
one looking for good things viii nnd then
here.
Conditions months credit on al
sums over S2J; under that amount cash
ca 4 saN mt NnH uH al
j BLAINE CLOUD
W G BURNETT, Auct mari1 n
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REMOVAL NOTICE

nR LEOPOLD NACCARO WILL MOVE
- his office and residence 20 s2l West NJ
April l. Tel. 5155 marii-iu.
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PALliIST

MRS. DWELL, WORLDS LATEST
WI palmist; Just returned from At
lantic City. Ofice hours. 10 A. NJ. 10 .
=. NJ. Ladies' Beauty Parlors, sos Tatnall
81. marS-u.
MADAM MEDIUM, CLAIR
Ail voyant. palmist. Her information is
clear concise, 70 tho point; 10 TO 8
o'clock, dali. including sundays. Bell
Phone, Pop At 7Go3-W. 1907 Falrmount
Ave, Philadelphia. mar12-eod-tf
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FOR SALE

beautiful home. with garage. suitabls
Tor doctor Windows with screens and
awnings. Well located
Two apartment houses. bringing in big
Income in excellent locality
Large list Of other houses in different
parts Of the city for Investments
Boarding house, New Castle Delaware
fully equipped, can be purchased at a bar
gain. Party leaving town
General merchandise store. doing $500
to 81 600 worth Of business per week, in a
growing down State town.
Garage-Must sell on account or bad
health Of owner Located In a town Of
this State
Tailor shop, doing a good business, in an
excellent locality.
SCHWARTZ INVESTMENT CO..
Phone 541s-R. 712-713 Ford Bldg.
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ICECREAM

u. u. Ewing. wholesale mauufoctnror 90
Ice cream and ices; family trade soiieitcJ
orders taken saturday delivered Sund"v
morning. Factory 500 Morrow 81 pt
aao3-W Residence 1908 W Tenth 81
fhone lut@-J feb2i 2i-tucs- fri-Gt.
Evening journal., 1919-03-11

EoR sALE-HOUsE, THOROUGHLY
Il furnished. very reasonable. Apply, So-
Lombard St mart-ot-
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GARNGE. REPAIRING. TIREs
MASSEIiSE

MASSAGE RELIEVES NEURfTIs. NTI-.
~ ~ rasthenia and wards on the Flu. I. IT
uiuchcock, u A. NJ. 500 Adams St. Phon,
M -.-, o.. opri6-lyr
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REAL EsTATE-FOR SHE
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To Philadelphia
and LheSLer

ONCE positions WIN be found avail
able in The Want Ada. =
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BANKRUpTCY IlID 40 rnrrTs

BOSTON. March ii--John j. kerwin
formerly bookkceper for pearma.n a
Brooks, brokerage house Which went
into the hands OF q receiver last week
was arrested charged with the larceny
Of 5000.
Kerwins arrest followed an an
nouncemcnt by counsel Tor Pearmain
and Brooks that the firms financial
difficulties We're due TO Irregularities
Tor which kerNin was responsible
In its schedule of assets and liabili-
lies the firms figures showed an excess
of Indebtedness OF more than 100000
Drivers and engineers Will always
md the Want Ads a help in securing
new positions.
RENT EEVHVV- Tnrl CtrT
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PIBITC S1TF

- - - - .,-----,--,S G.
NOTICE-WE. THE UNDERSIGNED.
~ do hereby give notice that on the 29th
day of March, A. ID 1919. at 10 o'clock in
the forenoon. we viii expose for sale. at
public auction, at the garage. at Pennsyl-
vauia Ave and clayton street. Wilmington.
Delaware. one white hve-ton truck. with
stake body, T q. -. 41liG. the property
of Roger b. Kennedy, trading as Kennedy
Contracting Company. consigned 10 MS for
the purpose Of making certain repairs. and
ON which we now have n lien for labor,
materials and storage bestowed. and will
sell the said truck 10 the highest bidder TO
satisfy the said lien I'm accordance with the
provision of the Act Of General Assembly.
OF the state ~ Delaware, in such case made
and provided.
marG-1St PORTER -MERRICK co.
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HOUSE, ROOMS, BATH, TWO
II poTehes an modern conyenleinee'' oIllil,
Apply 1913 King st. naro-lin'
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Albert L. Tee'e's Farm Agency
REAL ESTATE WANTED

$40 King ST., Wilmington
.marl1 1915.
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BUSINESS NOTICE

FIREPLACE FITTING TILE
GEO. W. MccAULLEY & son,
Jy30-1yr. lO3 W. Eighth st
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beilelohte. Apply ON PAeNii,.,, ~
Allen. marll l-ot.
NOR sALE-HOUsE, THOROUGHLY
IL furnished. very reasonable. Apply oo-
Lombard 81. ihal'-'
HOUSE. S ROOMS, BATH. TWO
IL porches, an modern convenlenees'
Apply 1913 King st. lnaro-iin,
EoR sALE-rwo STORY BRICK
Il house at Ashley. An modern im prov, prove
ments: immediate possession. 9t
GSil-W. inarlI-o -oe.
EoR sALE-Two STORY BRICK
Il house. rooms and bath. excellent TOT
apartment. good location; bargain Iaus1 m s
sell. Address S-23, this office ihalo-'''
NEW JERSEY ACREAGE BARGAIN, S2
~ cash. 81 monthly. buys two acres me
land; price Sj6; only SIS per aere mn t., ~
1850 Broadway. New York city. teD-u-iu-
nor SALE-THREE STORY HOUSE ;
Il rooms and bath. back yard, front
porch. located center or square. ~ W
Ninth St. Apply G05 W. Eigntee91t,ho ge.1, o. st.
Phone l05i-W. MARI ~
NOR SALE BUSINESS PROPERTY, 10
Il feet inches by 10G feet, between
Seventh and Eighth, on Shlpley street,
Sd5, 900. Berman's Realty Co, 100 Walnut
OWN A HOME WITH YOUR RENT
" money Have assisted hundreds 20
buy a home this way and have no ohJec-
tion TO YOU. See VIM II Jones. S23 Ship
ley 81. 0 A. NJ. 10 10 7. NJ. may25-lyr.
nor SALE HOUSE. NINE ROOMS,
Il bath and linen room, three porches,
with or without garage; all modern con
venien ees. 1881 DUPONT st. Also house.
rooms and bath, 929 Kirkwood St Apply
1881 dupont st. marll-lt
LOOR-FINELY LOCATED HOUSE AT
OLD-TIAIE PRICE.
719 Adams st. II large rooms. eight bed
rooms. all improvements; plot 2Gxl20;
large bath. awnings and screens; Posses
sion sixty days. Call for further particu-
lars.
MUNDN Il CO.
Bell Phone 2121-W. G15 Orange 81.
ACT QUICKLY
You can buy 1921 w. Second ST. at an at
tractive figure. The house contains rooms
and reception hall; four large bedrooms
and extraordinary large bath StorerOon,
third floor The construction is unusually
good wear and tear on this building viii
amount to nil for years to come: gas and
electricity: unObstrueted view Of Delaware
river.
Bell Phone 9i21-W. So Orange ST.
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN SAID:-
'"Laziness travels So slowly that poverty
soon overtakes it," Real estate is ON the
upward swing Why not get aboard before
81 Is too lateg We are Offering this desir-
able property, 1907 Adams St, 10 rooms,
all improvements: rent for $3.50 per month.
can easily be made TO rent for Si1O. Don't
let this buy escape you Immediate posses
sion.
NIUNDY K CO.
Bell Phone 2ie1-W. Gl5 Orange St.
Evening journal., 1919-03-11
REAL E,TAIE-EOR sALE

NOR SALE-HOUSE AND LOT AT
Il Bellefonte. Apply on premises. =; \, T.
Allen. marii OF.