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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-18

dhiuus lu Germany ware ideal com
pared Go those OF our own ,tmp. u
would Doe expected. that fuc ,rupltlrg
ana lotiufoe ~ uu enemy ump
would h' uubrtruhic. but ! can say
from what / have seen uul heard
directly from these men fhlt they
suffered little from German officer.
ara enlisted men when thpy thought
uf what Was dealt out tu them lu
our own camps
oticnsc lriNinl-pcnnly Terrible
Iht most trivial uffyuaps were
punishable hy trclimput that the
WORST criminal iu' this country does
not receive iu prison Three men
from my regiment who were ON
leave. stopped over ~ hours LOO Paris
10 see the town and W,r. picked up
by mllIlary police. a bunch ,f the
mar lest boiled ruuEhucuks that the
American army could pick up /
was late In getting back iu clmp at
The same time but managed 20 get
or. The other three were sent to
ldrm No. ., which We knew 49, Shell
J. arm, where they were kept 900 horse
s'ails In a stable or iu pup tents out
IN the barn yard. When they were
brought IN. every thing they had la
HNH''f N'h''' a'A'NAH NlNNIN'N " "a tllfN Ullu
souvenirs which they had picked up
IN Paris 10 send home. was taken
from them and thrown into "A box
with the property Of AN the rest OF
The men detained in camp Nune Of
them got anything back and had no
receipts 10 show for o., They were
only too glal 20 get on with merely
he loss OF their property While
here they saw dozens OF mon beaten
and whipped by IN cofnccrs Boo
charge and by scrgelutg az the camp
one man who failed Co answer to his
name loud enough al rnl call one
was knocked down hy "a ser
scant and beaten IN front of Il whole
of men who were lined up
Another man who camo IN while
.hcse friends Of mine w,rr there.
Mas wearing new tailored uniform
which he had bought for himself
Jnc OF the scrgcants ordered him iU
give 10 up and nut ON clothes that
were lying auruud the place and
a hen the man refused. the sergeant
ouk n knife and sIsshed the uniform
o pieces, totally running lJ"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-18
CUT|CURA HEALS
GIRLS R|NGWORM.
OnHeadLikCDandruFSc Scalp
Red and Sore, Hair Thin.

Ny llttle girls head broke out
with fingwoTm IL started iuEt llh,
shect Of dsndruh and spread until
It WAS Ss large a. dollar The
scalp was Ted and sore. and she
could not keep from scratching. Tier
hair was thin and dry snd / could
hardly comb II.
THIS trouble lasted sbouts month
before ! commenced using Cmicufs
Soap and Ointment As soon asf
began to use them her head bsran
10 get better snd now ahe 10 com
pls'ely healed" " (SignedJ Pet Dur
isll, la Center. Ky,
Improve your skn by daily use of
Cu'icufaSosp, Ointmentand Talcum.
sssp 1ss, Ois,m.ai rs snd 500. TsIssm
AAs Sold throughout the world Fnr
sample ca b free address "Cu,isuts L.h.
sssi.Iiss, Dept ~. Maiden. Mss
80 tahevTs Ssap shave. ~iiAoat nus.
The Delta independent., 1919-04-25
Officer and Sister Home

Elbert Van AIKEN, an officer in the
navy. accompanied by his sister. Mrs.
Greta Sproules of Pennsylvania. ar
rived on the afternoon train Friday
for visit with their home folks, the
Van Akens and Connors of Cedaredge.
Mr.. Van AIKEN is home on furlough.
The Delta independent., 1919-04-25
Biddle-Fisher Nuptials

At one O'Clock Sunday afternoon at
the home of the brides mother. Miss
May Biddle and Mr.. Robert Fisher
were united in the bonds of holy mat.
rimony. The ceremony was performed
in the presence of the immediate fam.
lily and friends, by the Rev. j. H
Cramps of the Presbyterian church
The Delta independent., 1919-04-25
EotraN Advertisement

Notice is hereby given that the FOL
lowing described estray animal was
taken up near Paonia. Delta Co. Colo,
on or about April 10. 1919 To-wit One
red COW branded
Said animal being unknown to this
board. unless claimed by owner on or
before May %. 1919, said estray Will
he sold by this board for the benefit
of the owner VIII II found.
State Board Of Stock Inspection
Commit. sioners. Denver. Colorado.
The Delta independent., 1919-04-25
To Hotchkiss

To Hotchkiss
Mrs. w S. Hathaway of Hotchkiss
came down Friday to meet Mrs. ]. E.
Boyd and little granddaughter, who ar
rived in the afternoon from Chicago.
They will remain for some time
The Delta independent., 1919-04-25
Home Again

An arrival Friday afternoon was
Bee Converse, who has received his
discharge from the army after some
time overseas. The young man stop
ped over in Colorado Springs to visit
relatives enroute home.
The Delta independent., 1919-04-25
Arrivals Wednesday

Mrs J. w Bouldin was at the train
Wednesday morning to welcome her
sister. Mrs. Belle Bouldin and son
Kenneth, who has received his dis
charge from the navy after making
several trips across.
The Delta independent., 1919-04-25

From Visit in Paonia
After several days spent with her
brother. Ben Sucher and family of
Paonia, Miss Esther Sucher returned
the last of the week to her home in
De Beque.
The Delta independent., 1919-04-25
Here Enroute Home

Mr. and Mrs. j. A. Ccrray are Wis
iting this week at the home of Mrs.
Currays sister, Mrs. ]. H. Baxter of
Paonia The Currays are enroute home
to Fairfield. Iowa, after some time
spent in California
The Delta independent., 1919-04-25

Will Visit Son
Mrs Rudolph of Paonia came down
Sunday for a few days visit with her
son., DR.. w. H. Fluallen and family.
The Delta independent., 1919-04-25
In Saturday

In Saturday
Arrivals Saturday were Mrs. J. L..
Addleman and children from Clifton.
who visited a short time with the
Sanders.
The Delta independent., 1919-04-25
Week End Guests

Week End Guests
Mrs. L. B. Butler and sons. Lewis
and Ernest, motored to Paonia Satur-
day and returned Sunday, Spending
the time intervening with friends.
The Delta independent., 1919-04-25
Gard Of Thanks

We wish TO sincerely thank the
Lady Maccabees and h. OF 7. ana our
many friends for their sympathy ana
beautiful floral offerings extended TO
us during our recent bereavement lap
FRED |, LEES
MRS. A. s. KESLlNG AND
FAMILY
MISS RUBY PIERCE
MRS. ROSA SHOUF
MRS. FLORENCE RRUM-
BAUGH.
The Delta independent., 1919-04-25
BUSINESS LOCALS.

| oO01Nx1o0 AOS$4xA0s
'-''"" ..."'''''.
FOR SALE-cheap. auto truck. 22S
Columbia Street. 17-1sc
FOR SALE-Span mare colts, broke.
Weight about 2200. Phone Delta 1861.
Henry Bruton. 15tfc
TO TRADE-property in Lincoln,
Nebraska. for residence in Delta or
vicinity Colo. phone 10OW. 14tfc
FOR SALE Slightly used Wood
stock typewriter Model 5, also model
4; one Royal typwriter. All in good
working order.
| FOR SALE-Eggs from famous trap
nest Barred Rocks, s1.0O per IS. Mrs.
Craig Southwell Olathe, Colo. Route
H. 17-1Sp
FOR SALE-Ba-red Rock GEES, for
Matching. Is for s1.00. Phone Delta
246 W, w G. Cook, 319 Howard St.
! 14-7p,
Money to loan. Apply to C.
Blaine, secretary Delta Savings &
Building Assn. 9tfc
FOR SALE tons first cutting hay
One black gelding. weight 1900, also
two 2-year olds. Chas. c. Kirker, CO
On phone. Austin. Up
Let the Delta Tire and Repair Shop
vulcanize and retread those old tires
lfor YOU. 16tfc
FOR SALE%Good Overland car
75B. five passenger. E. C. Toothaker,
23a Palmer St. Delta. ste
FOR SALE-Roan Belgian mare, s
years old, weight 1900, bred to I'M
ported Belgian tFantome). ]. NJ. Wilde
boor. five miles southeast of Delta,
Route 3. lip
If in neeG of glasses call on c. D.
Allen & Son, grad Late~ and registered
optometrist. Delta. stfc
Money to loan Apply to C. =
Blaine, secretary Delta Savings &
Ruilding Assn. 9tfc
Good loans-farm or city property.
Plenty of money. W. w. Dingman,
Hillman building. II
FOR SALE-A good Smith & Barnes
Piano Inquire at Delta Cafe. 15tfc.
FOR SALE-Early Peoples Russet.
E NJ. Brown, Austin. l1-lsc
FOR SALE-White Russian seed
oats Phone, Delta e6. cstf
FOR SALEISeed potatoes. Twenty
sacks fine Downing seed. d. c. Town
send. Cedaredge. Coop. 32-M. 14tfc,
FOR RENT OR SALE-S0 acres on
California mesa. 81. miles south of
Delta. w C. Cook. Delta. 9hc
Money to loan. Apply to c. =
Blaine, secretary Delta Savings &
Building Assn. sic
wANTED-Girl or woman for gem
eral housework Call Mrs. r. l.. Pit
NAN Co-On nhone 2O4I. 16tfc
FOR SALE-Cheap II taken at once.
acres with small orchard. Large
house l 3-4 miles of town on Garnet
mesa. Inquire at 3os Grand. Coop
phone 200. %Va
Let the Delta Decorating Company
figure on your jot. Colo phone 2l1W.
lac
FOR SALE-Gralt Six five passen-
ger in good condition VIM. Besgrove'
Cedaredge, Colo. le-lsp
A FEW OF OUR GOOD BUYS
5 acres. good house. close in. price
s1650.Oo
IL acres. room house. close IN
price $500, $3.50 down.
so acres with good Improvements,
Sl3,000.0o.
100 acres. close in, paid up water
ante N14nOO 90
The Delta independent., 1919-04-25

Here For Easter
Miss Harriet Sayre came down from
Hotchkiss Saturday to spend Easter
here with friends.
The Delta independent., 1919-04-25

FOR SALE+Span mare colts, broke
Weight about 2200. Phone Delta los.
Henry Bruton. 15tf
The Delta independent., 1919-04-25

FOR SALE-cheap, auto truck. 22s
Columbia Street. 17-1sH
The Delta independent., 1919-04-25

= A FEW OF OUR GOOD BUYS
5 acres. good house. close in. price
s1650.00.
. IL acres. 4 room house, close in
price $1,000, $3.50 down.
so acres with good improvements,
sl3,000.00.
100 acres. close in, paid up water
right, good improvements, Sl45Oo.oo.
5 room house, lots. Sa0oo.oo.
5 room house with bath, lots, Siooo
room brick. modern except neat
4 lots, 100000.
Several good stock ranches at the
right price.
Plenty of money for good iarm
loans at S per cent.
HARRY G. SHAFFER Il CO.
Real Estate and Insurance
The Delta independent., 1919-04-25

TO TRADE-property in Lincoln
Nebraska, for residence in Delta @
vicinity. Colo. phone 10OW. 14tf
The Delta independent., 1919-04-25

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The Delta independent., 1919-04-25

FOR Slightly used Wood
stock typewriter Model 5, also mode
4; one Royal typwriter. All in goo
working order.
The Delta independent., 1919-04-25

FOR SAL.E-Graat Six five passen-
ger in good condition VIM. Bessrove'
Cad,rsdre Colo. 16-1Sp
The Delta independent., 1919-04-25

FOR SALE-Eggs from famous ira
nest Barred Rocks, $1.0O per Is. Mr.:
Craig Southwell, Olathe, Colo, Rout
1918
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-03
ROOMS WANTED
BOARD WANTED
APARITENTS

YOUNG LADY. refined. employed. wants
home in private Jewish family; references
exchanged. NJ III Ledger Office,
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WOODBURY. HEIGHTS

CHOICE LOTS for sale a, Woodbury. Heights
also farm "a acres; inside borough
W, {. Phillips. 1884 Real Estate Trust
Bldg. Philadelphia.
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APARTMENTS WANTED
GERMANTOWN

WANTED -Unfurnished apa partment, for light
housekeeping; located in Germantown,
Cheatnut HILL. TioEa or north of Tioga on r.
q R.: family 8 adults; lease for year Phone
OEoutz lS8 w. or write A TO- Ledger Office
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r NJ a.Smn1t M0Lt' saas FHHsdowHs aye west Of SD
Handy location, bedrooms, porch front: fine
e0"'''0EH Z. ]. MARTIN, 145 N. 54th
5000 BLOCK, LARCHWooD AVE - Re
stricted neighborhood rooms and bath.
hSt,watenr, ter, beat beat eeStriGi lot In A.
twin house; remOdslsd; fnished in White
a3d 56HR ~ 69S7 hRaf Ramore ave-
1884 oSAGE AVE-. rooms and bath.
.aa rviES + sea st. rnons TSSs anS and ,s,S bath
ccHNNs. Us 4. BsRfowN si Z Co. 217 p. Broad
EVERYTHING you could wish for in a
sSS john HSsn EnSs SgS7 sss
.is per %q@rf SsfF Sa:aooE 5sSssi III isgs%s snsH
senidctached: 4 bedrooms. William L.
Crayen,s Sons. 6Sth and Chester ave. =.
58ss gEP,AR AXE,.Two story. porch, side
ALIEN yhFaN PST 4sCS RStmofs ssst aSs JOS
1882 ASPEN ST. = Possession Z rooms
porch: all conyenIenees; price $4,000. EN-
VACANT 1913 Florence ave.-six rooms,
S6 John ana EnSFg pS4
AdpS Gsspsr @ ana Ofss So ssSS sSe
ment laundry. hdw. frs. through. h. ~w' hi :
elec. It.. immed. poss. Ryan. b00S Market
CEDAR AVE. between 48th and 5Oth SITS y
ALIEN tGts Pofrs sy iSSs nfT satmers JOS
Sept. /, John NJ. Enberg. 520T baltimore
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION = TOi N. 34th:
modern. GRISCoM. 210O Catharine. '''
~ pSpsTsd iSss SS'H ri HnsEEs paint
100 BLOCK SOUTH TITAN ST,
Eight houses financed, all or singly
MICHAEL A. MALONEY 1921 g. Goth St
LOCUST, W. OF b5th--Nine rooms, all I'm.
provements. Simon Weiss, 1929 PIT. Breeze.
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SOUTHAMPTON, PA.

FARM AND COUNTRY SEAT
25 MILES FROM CITY HALL
Large colonial stone mansion. baths aad
all COhEenienCes; stands we'll back from road; ;
in fine lawn; large barn farmhouse. etc this
high-class property is offered for immed la te
sale AZ low price. Folder with view.
PETERS 4 SON COS CHESTNUT ST, PHIIA
FRAME house. 10 rooms bath cleo light
hOt|hir heat; barn for . horses and COWS.
frame tenant house; poultry houses and hog
pens; 10 acres of fertile land planted 10
growing crops; will sell stock, impl. and
crops and give quick possess; this Is a fine
country home for "a business man; near sta
100 other farm bargains Bent r. Lewis
~ South ave. Media. Pa. Phone Media 4S6
ONE-ACRE VILLAGE property near Norris
town. trolley > minutes walk 7-room
dwelling; heat electricity, new barn. fruits.
Airy st. %orrlstnwn.
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MONEY 10 LOAN

CASH MONEY At ONCE
on jewelry bonds, autos, goods OF any kind.
Podols Loan Office. HOP n. I'd st.
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REAL EsTATE FoR SALE
VIRGINIA FARMS

FARM, 2yA acres. located on salt water N
sight OF Chesapeake bay; beautiful Views
large dwelling porches: excellent order.
barn. courthouse. several other outbuildlnna;
plenty shade orchard, Strawberries; IL acres
oyster bottom, with many thousand brehelr
planted; boating. fishing. grabbing. bathing.
hsrbor for launch: convenient TO churchcs.
excellent schools; telephone throughout the
country; daily steamers to baltimore and
Norfolk; one OF the most attractive homes
in this section; price $1,000. Address John
x. l.andon. Cobbs Creek p. o.. Mathews
Co.. Va.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-03
Mt. EPHRAINI
RIVER TON

NEAR THE RIVER
house. h.-w heat, all cows
garage; lot l25x3O0; choice loca: photo
PETERS son. COS CHESTNUT ST. .PHILA
D. II. WRIGHT. 727 Walnut St
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-03

! FARE DARBY and G0th and Market-De-
thChed SluCCO corner residence, Il rooms.
water heat 81 '"tricitv, gas. laundry traVS.
tllrd pHrch fnor garage: lot l35XlSJ; S1I coo
Sw0PE & son. 5IG Main st Darby
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-03
GI.FNOI.DES


BEAUTIFUL bldg. site: Z acres: part wood
land; IL miles out: house partly construct
ed; close TO train and trolley: one Of the
most extended Views and charming sites near
city: S15. 900. G. NJ Aman. 1918 Chestnut.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-03
LINCOLN DRIVE LOTS
FRANKFORD

1910 ADAMS AVE. (Fkd. l--Three story. \
large lot: garage privileges: price $500
Webel, 1922 Frankford ave.
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS

18TH ST; s.. 127 CThe Geneva)--F Furnishe,
bachelor ana rtments 2 rooms and bath: Ii
the heart of the business section: . block
from Broad ST. Station.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-03
NEW JERSEY FARMS

NEW JERSEY FARMS
DESIRABLE FARMS for sale at reasona BILE
prices.
80 acres 80 acres 40 acres
acres acres 10 acres
4S acres acres 100 acres
] 20 acres Al acres Ill acres
80 acres ~ acres 66 acres
Please make insDeCton.
l.. r. LEDDON. clayton. y. !.
ATCO, n. J.-Eleven acres; 2-story, 7-room
house: stable fine soil: 100 fruit trees. 800
grapeYines; ideally located: price $500; $500
cash. GETTY, 80 y 18th st.
BIRMlNGHAM-9BB acres. good buildings
water supply mansion house.
JOS. a. BARR CO. 1920 Chestnut. Spr. 655
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-03

col SREp BUYERS, take notice : $4,000.
2tt Carlisle; easy terms; rooms and
bat all conyeniences; private alley. Fl. f.
6N 79A w Erie ave
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mount ave. 231e-2I N. 4th. dwelling and
stable: 1s33-35 Fairmount ave -
. Jos A. Barr Co. 1920 Chestnut Spr. 65s
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Si25 DIAMOND sT,3,solid -7STRslg..y
vacant Oct. i; particalers. RAYMOND NJ.
PAHKER 17th and Wallace SITS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-03

2222 26rH ST.-Imme mediate possession.
:, rooms. bath, shed and new garage for
cars. $500; also modern store and dwell
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vESTNOR
DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS
IN VENTNOR CITY, N. J.

To be sold much below ma rlSat values and on
easy terms Residential section. just below
Nentnor city Hall ana new Public school.
These lots are graded, streets are made, with
cement CurbinR and sidewalks. This is your
OPPORTUNITY to secure choice lot and
make a profitable investment in the most
progressive OF SeashOre Resorts. Write for
particulars TO c. 8. PRYOR. Owner. All
Guarantee Trust Bldg Atlantic CIty y 4
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SEMlbETAtHED. II rooms. . baths. ele,
triC. large lot: near station: $4,000
GI.O- " AMAN 13lS Chestnmt at
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NEW JERSEY-sEAsHORE


- ROOMS. . baths-4G s. Dover: apart
ments; sell furniture: sleeLInE rooms:
pnssess0n 30 days: pipeless henter
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400 BLOCK Ontario ST., 5000 block sgd
snhRm st. !, 1900 block Ontario St. corner
foSo foS o Barr Cos C 1920 Chestnut. Spruce e55.
f800 BLOCK REED ST.-Desirabie homes,
4 .rooms; underdrained; $1,000,
! TAIII.ANE 300 Walnut at
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Small Fireproof Hotel
2435 N. 18TH ST.

Two-story trownstone residence, rooms
ali conveniences Price $S4OO Immediate
possession. Seidel Co. 4th Calowhill.
s24Oe-THIRD above Cayuga 44OO North;
q only few Of these beautiful houses with
small amount OF cash. balance as rent. H. e.
SNtTH. T24 w. Erie ave.
22ai-38-sb N. sTH sT,--Four rooms, bath,
outside kitchen: purchase price $4,000 each
Apply JOHN KRAUSS, 2428 Cedar st. Ken
ainQton- -IT44 w
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iR DNIOR
ARDMORE PARK


HALE, stone and frame dwelling now
o,nm nuilin2G; i!ih, 10 rooms hot-air heat gas and
St Terminal; s2OO0 cash. sG8 monthly. Geo.
l.. Barnes. l2Ol Chestnut or Highland Park
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
HOMES ON READING R. R.

Oak Lane Melrosc Park. ElkIns Park and
other situations along the Reading: we have
several OF the finest houses In those suburbs
that are not generally known 20 he for sal
they have no signs on them, but they can
be purchased from our office al prices that
are sure to interest Full particulars from
our Oak Lane office.
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HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENT;

82o s.. nth ST. - Desirable housekeepinr
Apartment. rooms. hath and kitchenette
Apply tanltor. on premises or
- TAULANE. 300 Walnut st. o..
TWO large rooms, bath and tiled Kitchen;
central; furnished: southern exposure; sl35
Including maids service. Merton Greims
HarrisonE BdE. locust 02G
22T BUCKINGHAM PLACE, near 45th and
Walnut. thrd-hoor complete, comfor.
tably furnlshed rooms. S31.hn per month.
=. -'r'.'''f' Furnishas
18TH, N. 1401-2 rootn4 hath. kitchenette;
furnished room. bath. so UP.
FURN. APIS, cert. Goc.; by week II desired
Sherwood Apt. Agency, 225 s. Broad st.
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f6zT n. 18TH sT,-Three story. rooms;
MYERS BARTH. RidEe ave. and 10th.
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f5zT n. 18TH sT,-Three story. rooms;
%qsRs Rds sRs snd 10Th
R62s n, sARTAIN, sT'--Tw9 story. rooms
and bath; ~, vacant @ pSTi sSS i S22ooi
f2lz n I'D sT;L,Three; story brownstOns
MYERS & BARTH. Rldge ave, and i6tfs'
N. BROAD sT.--Porch front. bedrooms, q
baths, hot-water heat. hardwood floors;
soB00.- .McCormi ok q Mccormick, Lincoln Bldg.
1914 PINE sT.Als4i00;. 10 rooms and bath; I;
stHfh SsMntFtax ax9IEY 1855 BSSe rlsa rFlss'
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
A number OF small houses. Get our list.
E4IAe. l.. BROWN co, 2l7 3, Broad 81.
s0ie n 17TH-Three-stor modsrn apart
n nlsn'F B 'FqRiEbMAN. qSiisbf s.w% cor cor sth q Locust.
X MODERN HOUsEs-S286O each q rooms
and Msster SITS. GETTY. 90. N. 18th st.
HOUSES for sale In South and West Phiia. !.
: from 1880. HORNE, 18TH q Wharton
i490 CHRISTIAN sT--f0 rooms, story,
good cond, Lewis Cohen. l113 Lincoln Bldg.
EOI,oRED buyers. goth & Ellsworth, 8 sty- ;
entirely renovated, Smith 1888 PIT. Breeze
GROCERY store and dwelling 2ad and Fitz-
water. Lewis Cohen, ll13 Lincoln Bldg.
SEE iii WHARTON ST. u YOU need
home. HoRNE 18th and Wharton,
1881 n. lSTH-Colored buyers, Joseph A.
~ Aarr CO.. 1920 Chestnut St Spruog 065.
NsPPhb sPPhbons M harSet seS sfisr q o1lhS' m, 'ooVV-
oasr ssn 81 is:s ss aIs ss s%SSsa %ssas,Jsa sassg a.
ienccs possesslon. SMITH 1898 r. Breeze
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j. 7. JACKSON co. CHESTNUT :s.,.
OAK LANE OFFICE OPPOSITE !&'t4 sTAriSN Sr

ARLINGTON TOWNSHIP-''The willows"-
real home IN the county: stone dwelling
sthble, garage, hen house and Rpairy: about
acres. mostly lawn. This Is a remodeled
farmhouse. quaint and picturesque with all
modern conrcniences: old shade. fruit trees.
SSpringheid water; 10 rooms and . baths:
IroSpect rnnd below Welsh road: near Will
low Grove Park: within 10 minutes walk Of
music pavilion. minutes to Philadelphia
troIl'F' r station nearby. Apply to
Owner, B"n phon" Walnut $500.
Evening journal., 1919-09-04

1s!ss Re spokesman for the railroad laD0l
Uions intimstes that railroad freishl
HES have governing effect on the
lrices q things. Increases In rates, ne
llaims, are responsible for the hisn
lost OF living about which everybody
1 grumbling. The doubling, treblng
Ind quadrupling OF the selling prices
" food. clothing and the like, which
iave occurred our smallest unit OF
Value. amounts to i75 mills per ton per
kile added in that time to the average
height rate.
Gould anything be more nonsensical :
md vet this Is the sort Of bunk with
>,ch the bid Of the employees Tor pos
on OF the railroads IS supported.
ingress is expected. on the strength
such ridiculous peryersions OF the
.iulh supported by the claim that they
sre believed In by 60O00O0 voters, to
hirn down the suggestions Of the emil
tent men who have been so long and
TO carefully studying our reconstruc-
lion problems. Surely this is rough on
congress and rougher stll on the c.
10000 voters.
Let US examine this question OF rail-
uad responsibility for soaring prices.
There Is nothing puzzling about IT,; no
lne-drawn economic navigating requir-
,d in order TO arrive at It's "innards -
lust a plain statement Of facts. the put
ting Of two and two together, and
there you are.
Let US take first an important article
of food, in daily use everywhere IN
America. and therefore. Offering un-
usual opportunities for proflteering
both by the carrier and The dealer. IN
he period from 1910 TO 1919 the price
af dressed beef originating in Chicago
Ind transported to New York has in
creased from 221k to i0c a pound. The
Increase. reduced TO our smallest unit Of
Talue. amounts to i15 mills per pound.
" this the railroad freight rates in
Irease has contributed less than 2i2
nils. or about one in b. leaving about
~ mills out OF every cent OF The in
,reased cost OF beef TO be accounted
|or by the cattle raiser the packer
md the dealer.
Take ham or bacon. another common
Irliclc OF food. Including transporta-
ien from Chicago 10 New York, the
>Fice per pound has Increased 2Q3 mills
since 1910 The transportation rate
las Increased ~ mills. accounting for
'pe mill in i37 Of the increase. Who
tells the i36 mills?