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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-03
Says Poilus Tried
to Cause Trouble

ROME, July 3.-United Press. ~
The Fiume correspondent of the Mes
sagero reported today that drunken
French soldiers paraded the streets
of Fiume last night CRYING Long
live Jugo-Slavia; death to Italy,.
The Italian police prevented trorr.
BILE, it was said. Gen. Graziolo pro-
tested to the French command.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-03
Offer Even Money
on the Big Fight

NEW YORK, July 3.-Even mon
ey on the Willard Dempsey fight
prevailed on the curb today with
little money being placed. One bet
of $40, 1000 on Willard to $4,000 on
Dempsey was reported here today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-03
Teutons Consider
Treaty Saturday

COPENHAGEN. July 3.-The
WeImar national assembly will be
gin consideration OF the peace treaty
Saturday, the Politiken reported to
day. Ratification is certain. said
the newspaper.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-03
LIBERTY BONDs OUOTED

NEW YORK, July s--Liberty bond
quotations today; Sis's. s99.36; first as.
$500; second IS. sss. 30; first 4I's.
$3.50 second AS, SOS; third fa's.
sa5.is; fourth 4i1's, $3.50; Victory 80 e.
si0o9s; Victory iAs, 1926.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-03

This was the first official
announcement regarding ex-
piation of the ex-kaiser's
crimes against civilization
since publication of the peace
treaty. 1t was regarded as
removing all doubt as to the
allies intention to bring the
war lord" to justice.
The treaty contains provision for
trial OF Wilhelm, as well az all mill.
tary and civil officials. for interna.
tional crimes. but the impression pre-
vailed In some quarters that retribu-
tion for the former kaiser might be
allowed TO lapse into moral rather
than physical punishment
Dutch Attitude Cloudy
The attitude regarding the extra.
dition by the Dutch government is
now cloudy. Statements by various
officials In Holland have shown an
inclination against turning him over
20 any other than the German gov
ernment. but the belief has been ex.
pressed in unofficial circles at The
Hague that when the allies demand
Is actually presented. the Dutch will
accede to Il, thru fear OF pressure
from the allies, II for no other rea-
son.
Unofficial dispatches reported
hat
were observed al Amerongen
castle. where the former kaiser
Is at present interned. This was
interpreted as indicating that he
intends 10 move. tho possibly
only TO another point I'm Hol-
land.
Germany is divided over the trial
of Wilhelm. the military caste bit.
terly opposing 1t. and the radicals
openly advocating that he be tried
by German socialist tribunal. The
German Officers alliance recently
sent communication to the Dutch
government. urging that extradition
OF the ex-kaiser be refused. and an
nouncing that its members were de-
terrnined TO protect him from trial.
Lloyd George stated also TO the
committed appalling infamies will be
committed appalling infamies will be
tried"
Terms Are Terrible"
The peace terms are in many re.
spects terrible, but terrible were the
deeds which justified them" said
Lloyd George.
Restoration of the 100000 square
miles Of German colonies is impossi-
BILE, he maintained. because of for.
mer i'll treatment of the natives by
the Germans. He said that he reso-
lutely opposed putting amy predom.
inantly German territory under Pol
ish rule
Lloyd George was given remark.
able ovation when he started To
speak. lie Immediately announced
the Introduction of two bills to "en.
force the most momentous document
to which Britain ever affixed her
seal"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-03
R-34 SPEEDING
ON WAY ACROSS
British Dirigible Is Coming
Near American Coast

LONDON, July 3. - United
Press.)-The Evening News re
ported today that wireless
from the R34 at o a. m. (Green-
wich time) gave the airship's
position as SEQ north latitude
and "a west longitude--approxi
mately 1900 miles from the
start.
General Seeley announced in the
house OF commons this afternoon
that the R34 was only S35 miles
cast of st. Johns. y. F.. at O'Clock
this morning G a. m. New York
time).
The alrshlp reported that she is
flying above the fog banks
LONDON. July 3.--United Press.)
The R-34. plowing stolidly thru
fog banks in mid-Atlantic. was max
ing slower time than was anticipated
when the last wireless reports were
received from her, but was expected
10 reach America some time tomor-
row
Asked by the East Fortune wire
less station II he were receiving suf-
ficient weather reports. Mai Scott,
commander. replied;
Thanks. We are in touch with
Ponta Del Gada. ST. Johns and Clif.
den urelandl."
The British warships. the Tiger
and Renown. stationed about half.
way across 10 render the dirigible
any needed aid, had not reported any
communication from her early to-
day.
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Two Big Ball Games

In the morning baseball fans viii
flock to Rainier park TO see Seattle
and San Francisco play.
At 2 p. m. band concerts at all
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-03
Ex-EmPER0R MUST
FACE ALLIED COURT

LONDON, July 3.-(United s)-Wlhelm Hohenzoern,
former kaiser of the German EMPIRE will be tried London
by allied tribunal Premier Lloyd George the
house of this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-03

In bigger, better and saner
way than ever before. Seattle
will celebrate the nations birth
day Friday. The day will be fea-
tured by community celebrations
from one end Of the city to the
other. Every park will hold its
individual observance Of the Clio
rious Fourth.
Following hard upon the signing of
he world peace treaty, Seattle's eel
,bration of the nations birth Will
k on more reverential tone
upon thousands OF Seattle
'amilies will be present in her nine
larks and beaches. The program for
omorrow includes band concerts,
singing, patriotic ser
ices. land and aquatic sports. dane
ng and fireworks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-03

According TO the union girls state
ment one of the union girls on guard
at the North exchange was struck In
the face by a man guarding the ex-
change for the company. A striking
electrical worker is said TO have in
terfered and the company guard Is
reported to have drawn a pistol. a
company guard at the West ex-
change also slapped a girl guards
face, it was reported to union head.
quarters. The strikers declared they
tCONT"D on PAGE FIVE)
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REPORT GIRLS
HIT BY GUARDS
Company Man Pulled Gun,
Say Striking Operators

First reports OF disorders due
to the strike Of the Seattle girl
telephone operators were report
ed Thursday. the fifth day of the
telephone tieup. Word was re-
ceiyed by the strikers that union
girls on guard at the West and
North exchanges were attacked
by company guards. At the com
pany offices no report Of the
trouble had been received and no
statement was given out.
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\ RtIbAN
july 4

First low Tide
> ~ a. m. "a n.
First nigh Tide
10 SO a. m. 80 n.
Second low Tide
I % y, m. So n.
second High Tide
itto1 y, m, il6 n.
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Tides in Seattle


First low Tide
42eo a. m 80 r.
First High Tide
Q IS a m. s. n
second low Tide
: - y IN. 80 It.
second nigh Tide
1850 p, m. tso n.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY
ron SALE

WHY DO YOU RENT when you ean buy
ana get immediate possession Of 81
ectes' 1-room house, nice shade, large
gAIus hlIts trolley stops In front Of
mouse Price IS, goo. Easy terms
acre. fronting on pike and on trolley
room mouse, large barn. good we'll price
JERAAS. SIT 18th 81. ~ W, after ,. m
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FOR sALE-A nice ViIIaRs farm. Iocaa.5
on pike, y mile from trolley, i03 acres,
7-Foom house. bath. water, large barn.
gflo. other necessary outbuildings, we'll
fenced in high state OF cultivation IL
stocked with - ane cows and I registered
Holstein bull, hne horses, farming i'm
pigments. All growing crops; now being Op-
Grated a. q dairy farm; will sell AZ IL
stands for SIS, 500; reasonable terms j. F.
JERAAH. S17 18th It. n. W, after D. m
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WANTED

FOR IMMEDIATE occupation; not to cost
over 5000 Address Is G. 81. " w
Phone Franklin 4s7s. -
WANTED-South of u street,
II to i4-room house, with
or without modern improve
ments; no agents; quick deci-
sion. BOX 1853 Times office. 8
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BARGAIN AT 81. zee.

BARGAIN AT 17.OOG
ANOTHER SUITABLE FOR ROOM
Located near Sd and c SITS. NV: 10 large
rooms. bath, heated By furnace; very sub
''AntiAiiT O0i' ONLY $1,000
Must be sold Act quie.E
IN WASHINGTON HEIGHTS. tT.goO
bedrooms southern exposure: ample space
TOR garage; can arrange terma
ANOTHER IN SAME HEIdHBCRHooD
ON 18th STREET
Three-Story brick. rooms, batn. tarnASe
heat; excellent 6u1is =; 80 future
Out OF town owner directs quick sale
NEAR 18th AND r STREETS
water heat; electric lights; lot sezitS 70
SNAP AT tS.sSs
ANOTHER ON MARYLAND AVE. ~. n
IL rooms, bath; hot water heat; garage.
Gem 7Istsly renovated. Immediats posses-
PRICE. 5000.
A GEN IN BLooMINGDAI.E.
Immediate Possession.
First time offered. CORNER
. rooms, reception hall. tiled bath; hot
water heat; sleeping porch; hardwood trim.
Room for garage. Hedge. etc.
PRICE. $3.50.
Err & CO., INC,
Main 426
MyaE-d
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

NEAR I'd AND EAST CAPITOL SITS.
Three-Story brick dwelling, II roomnI
garage: furnace heat; excsllent iOoAtion
for room renting.
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VIM. P. NORMOYLE,
$40 F ST. N. w.
i2,s5o-HsekmRn st sc. Six rooms and
bath brick dwelling. Renting for
$3.50. Adjoining similar property
renting for &2o.5o. Good investment
t2,S5O-K St me-. in the 500 block: S rooms
and bath brick dwelling. A very
good buy. White tenants.
]3,l50-"O" street southwest, near wash
ington Arsenal. and Steamship docks
Substantial brick dwelling, s rooms
and modern bathroom. White
neIghborhood. House will rent Cor
$3.50: Convenient TO two car lines.
Can give possession
rU STa6. and bath sr:. dw:as
Tth 81. southwest Furnace heat.
SI.soo-Irving street, corner house tWr
blocks west Of Soldiers Home Park.
Six rooms and bath; hot air heat.
Big lawn, poEche1.
50. Soc-CapitoI Hill home on CO. street
school grounds. SIX rooms and tile
bath; cellar: hot air heat. Navy
Yard employee attention!
S4,Soo-K street northwest, between LIST
and North Capitol streets; brick
dwelling 8 rooms and bath; hot air
f heat. Large lot to public alley.
"a -5A-F .t...t .orth-... -. E.h $780,.
rooms and bath; cellar; hOt-IStsr
1G75o-BungalOw on franklin st: corner
S0th st. ne5 rooms, bath; hot
water heat; electric lights; porchsS;
$685. street Hor!hwsst. in the 1:oo
and bath; hOt-water heat
15.ssu--7th street. near G st. southeast;
three-story brick dwelling with
eight rooms and bath: cellar: hot
=. = water heat. Room for garage. Con
venient TO Navy Yard and two car
Ss.s5o--Hish View. Corner on st. ne.
just east of Sorth Capitol street: SIX
rooms and reception hall. Electric
lights Furnace heat Hardwood
17.Oos-I7th street, mar r street north
and bath; steam heat.
s., s5o-InveStment. Four brick dwellings
each with rooms and bath: renting
for Ss5 per month. Worth more.
,s,ooS-cornsr on Euclid street. near CO.
Iumbia road northwest; rooms ana
bath; steam heat.
SS,ooo-ontario road, NV, in the 2Eno
S StSSH' Room 'T for S Sa prompt
possession.
Ss,sSO-Corner house. Sheridan and Chesa-
psaks streets northwest stone aud
hollow tile, with stucco finish
electric lighting. Porches. See Us
about further particulars
3s,T6e-Three- story brick dwelling. near
First and New York avenue north
west; nine rooms and two baths;
porches: hotwater heat; electric
lighting. Possession.
ss,sSo-senni detached Chevy Chase Resi-
dence, nicely located on Keokuk
street. wet Of Connecticut avenue.
Eight rooms and bath: hot-Water
heat; electric lighting. Porches;
New and ready for occupancy. Let
US show you the house.
VIM. P. NORMOYLE,
$40 F st. N. w.
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ON NORTH CAPITOL ST.
NEAR NEW YORK AVE.
eix rooms, bath. furnace heat
PRICE, tt,3Bo.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

NEAR NEW YORK AVE.
eix rooms, bath, furnace heat
PRICE, $3.50.
NEAR 18TH AND O SITS. N. n
6-roou. bath brick; cellar under 0aGlFO
house. Yard to alley.
PRICE. t3.5SO.
NEAR SRD AND sHAToH Sis. n. \
rooms. bath. colonial porch: nearly nSW
and modern 81 every detail.
PRICE, S4.7Es.
NEAR nth AND y sra n. \
SuhSt -ntiAily built brtek. eOntSlniDB .
NEAT HOME. AT IAsTG.
Can arrange convenient tsruA
NEAR 18th ST. AND Pa. AVE. .. \
8 large rooms, bath: cellar under Sat1RS
hous7: good yard to alley.
SAGE eAsh, S10 mOnthIy. including Sn -.
NEAR lSe AND R SIS: n. n
AttISeti2s S-StoTy cellar brick, 9 rooaA
BATH fnTnAoS heat; nice yarLl TO AllsV.
ONLY 1I.75o.
An opportunity TO secure q Groom, bath
brick dwelling heated by furnace for 81, 3So.
Located ca fnEieSids Terrace overlooking
Rock Creek Park: colonial poTches: paved
Terms, $500 CASH
$50 monthly including all Interest
ON WIDE AVENUE NORTHEAST. S.S0N.
Detached. s-room, bath. brick; center
hall; hot water heat; porehsG Tsrinh
ALLAN E. WALL
Si3 18th st. N. w.
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FOR sALE-HoUSES
n. l.. SALISBURY CO., Inc.

ron SALE rHfcg. $500.
4 ms iitiis detached home m
pntNOFth 90 lot having
frontage % - feet. There are
ssysb bright. sunny rooms. and
iWg we'll htisd bath rooms
Modern throughout Posses
sion July LIST Phone n. 500.
FoR sAJB--PHICE. 1880.
modern and complsls
home IN PstWorth within one
squsrs Of car line. s rooms.
bath. reception hall. Nearly
new and IN me condition. Hot
water heat, slsetrie light and
OAK doors. Phone NJ 1906
FOR SALE-Prics. $1,000
Downtown home near 18th
and Rhode islahd Ave. Nine
rooms and bath, modern. in
Guiding hot-Water heat This
property IL worth your CON
alteration. Let Us show you
Phone NJ. $500
FOR sALE-PRICE, 1880.
Detached home on New
Hampshire Ave. Convenient
~ and pleasantly located.
There are rooms and bath
and they are heated BY hot
water and lighted By electric
tty. Occupied by owner who
viii give prompt possession.
Phone N. 5so4.
FOR sALE-pRIcE. $3.50
On Columbia Heights. west
containing 8 rooms, bath and
reception hall. Very deep
yard TO paved alley. This
home IS dirt cheap At the price
and will be vacant June 18th.
Phone u. 5904.
FOR sALE-PRICE. $500.
,,5 Just the house you've been
road. between 18th and 18th
SITS, a l0-room and 2-bath
residence with all modern con
Yeniences including steam heat.
Instantaneous hOt-water heat
er, deep yard TO paved alley.
Phone NJ. 5so4.
FOR sALE-PRICE. 3S.soo
homo in Mt. Pleasant near
car line. stories. 10 rooms.
hot-Water heat, electric light,
deep yard. paved alley. You
this figure today. Phone 81.
$500.
FOR sALE-PRIcE. Is.oos
Good investment in tWO-fam-
lily apartment building. Lo-
Gated in one OF the best sec
tons Of the northeast ro1Tls
and bath, each. Modern. L.
as show you this property.
FOR sALE-PRIcE. $4,000.
On street, between 9Th
and 18th, fine 5-stoFy brick
containing IL rooms aad
baths. The house is heated
by hOt-water and lighted by
electricity. In good condition
and can be delivered promptly.
Phone N. 5se4.
FOR sALE-PRICE, 5000
Fine S-story brick on Mary
land Ave. ". +. 9 rooms .
baths, hot-water heat. electric
light, and oak floors through
out. Watnscoted dining room,
beamed ceiling in living room
and many other special fea-
lures. Excellent location.
Ideal home. Phone n. 500
FOR sALE-PRICE, SI3.5Oo
Handsome home in Wash
ington~ Heights IL rooms.
baths. Ideal location. Fine
surroundings. Early posses
sion can be arranged. Phone
N. $500.
n. L. SALISBURY CO., Int
EVERYTHING IN REAL ESTATE
f2l 18th ST. -. W.
PHONE NJ. 5904-5. -
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1919 n. Y. AVE n W.
MAIN 2332.
V ST., near corner of lists large
rooms and tiled bath; room for
garage; can be bought for less than
So, 800 Immediate possession.
STONE & FAIRFAX,
1912 n. Y. AVE n ~.
MAIN 2332.
Rhode Island ave-, near list
6 rooms and bath; hot water; pos
session; excellent condition Price,
$3.50.
STONE FAIRFAX.
1912 y. Y. AVE n ".
MAIN 1882.
For sale-Mintwood place, Wash
ington Heights. An army officer,
leaving the city, has placed with US
for sale one of the most attractive
houses in this select street; price,
$12,500; II rOoms, 2 baths, steam
heat, electric light, metal weather
strips, servants stairway; a very
complete home.
STONE & FAIRFAX
1912 ". Y. AVE n ".
MAIN 3532.
Another good one on Washington
Heights. A dwelling containing II
rooms, bathrooms, garage to hold
3 cars, electric lights, hardwood
floors, hot-water heat, nice-sized
lot to a wide alley; $4,000.
STONE & FAIRFAX.
1912 ~. Y AVE n W
MAIN 2S52.
For Sale-Near the Wardman
Park Hotel and Conn. ave. An I'M
usually attractive 9-room dwelling
with two elegant bathrooms; heated
by an economical heating plant:
electric lights, hardwood floors, COW
cred porches; garage; price, S1O,500;
reasonable terms.
STONE FAIRFAN.
1912 y. 7. AVE W.
MAIN 2S32.
For Sale-One OF the most attrac-
tive and best constructed residences
on Biltmore st; II rooms, 3 baths,
hot-water heat; lot 23x112; owner
anxious to sell; will consider a rea
sonable offer.
STONE e. FATRFAN,
1912 " 2 AVE y 81.
MAIN s352
For Sale-A modern house in the
fashionable northwest; convenient
to cars; on Connecticut avenue and
P street, near Dupont Circle.
A handsome three-story brick and
stone dwelling; 10 rooms, hot-water
heat, electric lights, southern expos
ure; $4,000.
STONE & FAlRFAN.
1892 -. Y. AVE \ u
MAIN 2S5c
For Saie-"Q" street near 10th;
dwelling offered for sale to settle an
estate. An out-of-town attorney has
written us to get an offer OF $12 800.
The house is heated with hot water;
electric lights; newly papered; in
frst-class condition.
STONE e. FAIRFAS.
1912 N Y. AVE n W.
MAIN 233z.
Beautiful, homelike bungalow near
10th and X. l. ave. \. Z. Five large
rooms, screened sleeping porches.
Fruit and shade trees. Hot-water
heat and electric lights; lot 50x140
to a wide alley. Vacant. Immediate
possession. Key at this office. Price
only $6,4O0. You will have to act
quick to get this bargain.
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BUNGALOWS or 8 rooms; In the Dls-
trict or nesrbv subuTbs: not over BsvsR
Thousand hvs hundred dollars 9T5e9l.
g, 600 cash; good monthly psy7nsaJA
ROX so. Times office u1yASWatf
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ON WIDE AVENUE NORTHEAST. $500.
Detached. s-room. bath. brick; center
hall; hot water heat; porehsG TSrInE
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FOR sALE-PRrcE ,ssos

FOR sALE-PRICE. $500.
just the house you've been
looking for. On Columbia
road, between 18th and 1lth
SITS, q l0-room and 2-bath
residence with all modern con
Yeniences including steam heat
instantaneous hOt-Water heat
sI, deep yard 70 paved ailey.
Phone NJ $500
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FOR SALE-PRICE, $3.50.
On Columbia Heights, west
OF 18th 81. 3-stoTy. brick
containing rooms, bath and
reception hall. Very deep
yard TO paved alley This
home IS dirt cheap At the price
and will be vacant June 18th.
Phone II. 59O4
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NEAR 18TH AND O SITS. N. n
6-room. bath brick; cellar under SaGtFO
house. Yard to GllOy.
PRICE. t3,5SO.
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FOR sALE-PRIcE. $3.50.

FUN SALE-PRICE, $3.50.
Detached home on New
Hampshire Ave. Convenient
ly and pleaaantiy located.
There are rooms and bath
and they are heated By hot
water and lighted BY electric
ity. Occupied by owner who
will give prompt possession.
Phone NJ $500
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Advert Using
FOB SALE-LoTs

LOTS for sale, by owner, : ad-
joining lots, Congress Heights
D. c., corner Alabama ave. and
10Th ST.; so fl. front by t2S #.
deep to alley. Call Col. 3i6f. 8
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FOR sALE-PRICE, 3s,50o
Substantial and Well-buiIt
home in Mt. Pleasant near
car line. , stories, 10 rooms,
hot-Water heat, electric light,
deep yard. paved alley. You
couldn't build the house for
this ngure today. Phone 81.
$500.
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ron sALE-Prics a. .O0s

FOR SALE-Prics. 81, 900
Downtown home near 18th
and Rhode islahd Ave. Nine
rooms and bath, modern. in
Guiding hot-WAter heat This
property Is worth your CON
alteration. Let as show you
Phone NJ. 5SOi.
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IN WASHINGTON HEIoHTs. t7.soO
10 rooms. bath, furnace heat: large
bedrooms southern exposure: ample space
Ter garage; can arrange terma
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18th Street Near Girard

$4.7So; liberal terms; rooms and bath
front colonial porch; excellent location on
Columbia Heights; near both car systems
good surroundings.
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Bungalow-$4,8OO. $500.
cash, $50 a Month.

Five rooms and hath, hardwood hoor'
and trim, open fireplace. electricity and
gts,-Fot 6exitTA. New.
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Walking Distance of Down
Town.
Near North Capitol and
T Street.

$3.50: rooms and bath. hot-water
heat; electric lights; high location; near
North Capitol street car line; new house
section.
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ANOTHER SUITABLE FOR ROOM
RENTING
Located near Sd and atn. NV: 10 large
rooms, bath, heated By furnace: very sub
gtantiAlly built.
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NEAR SRD AND 6EAToH SITS. ~. \
rooms, bath, colonial porch: nearly nS1
and modern IN every detail
PRICE, S4,7EO.
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FOR SALE-H0USES
1st Street Near Y n. W.

$4,000: 2-story red brick with brown
stone trimminE; Z rooms and bath; excel
lent residential location; convenient to all
car systems.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-09-20
CITY NEWS.

Community band dance Sept 80.
Woodnlan hall.
We are headquarters for all kinds
OF tinwork, spoutfng, guttering, etc
Settler & Cherry Co..
Masonic: Special meeting OF
Hardin lodge No. 90, Monday, Sept
%, 1880 D. m. NJ NJ. degree.
Dance at Glaser's beach Sunday
evening. Agnes orchestra Rights Of
admission strictly reserved. $3.50 to
1870.
Classified advertising must be
paid for in advance. Telephone or
ders are accepted at the risk Of the
patron.
Cement walks, 12c and 15c a
square foot. Steps, walls, curhs. All
work guaranteed. Red 1861. 1907
Palean. P l.. Kennedy,
Luncheon for members and ladies,
9 p. m; dancing, 10 p. m, Saturday.
Business meeting starts promptly
1880. Everything free.
-Keokuk lodge, No. 10, I. o. o. F.,
meets regularly every Monday night
A. W. RAIDER, n. G.; Henry Schaefer
recording secretary.
Baseball game Sunday, Sept p,
for city championship, Standard -Four
vs. Knights of Columbus, Standard
Four grounds. Game called 2:30 p. m.
How about that heating plant?
Don't forget we install all kinds.
Warm air, steam OF hot water. Settler
& Cherry Co.
Luncheon for members and ladies,
9 p. M; dancing, 10 p. m, Saturday.
Business meeting starts promptly
1880. Everything free.
The Burlington board Of educa-
ton voted recently TO allow dancing
at the social festivities at the high
school this season. The boards action
came as the result Of the approval of
dancing in the high school by the city
superintendent and the principal OF
the high school. 1t is expected TO con-
duct series of social evenings and
hose who wish to dance will have
that privilege. To those who do not
care to dance, other amusements will
he provided.
Community band dance Sept. 90,
Woodman hall.
Baseball game Sunday, Sept q,
for city championship Standard -Four
VS.. Knights of Columbus, Standard
-Four grounds. Game called 2:3O p. m.
Now is the time TO have your
plumbing work put in shape before
winter arrives. We are experts in
this line. Settler & Cherry Co.