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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-18
FARM LANDS

so acres: located three miles
from Harper Seattle ferry and
four miles from Port Orchard:
about 80 acres cleared: 8 acres
in orchard: piped with water
for irrigation; good well and
good water tank: unlimited
supply OF water: good 7-room
house, lots of chicken houses.
fair barn: adjoins school
house. This property Is priced
low for quick sale. Would
consider trade for improved
Seattle property. buchanan.
Port Orchard Dock.
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10 FOR sAI.E-REAL ESTATE
r. >. CHAMBERS
RAINIER VALLEY SPECIALS

nAINIen VALLEY SPECIALS
t2.O0O-ti50 cash. $50 monthly. four
room cottage with bath. toilet.
etc. lot G0xlOOs block Of car.
Quick possession. Sec this Sun
day.
tf,sbO-,3O0 cash. $50 monthly.
tage: lot 3OSi00i cement side
walks in. possession Is days.
t2.t00-ts50 cash. s35 monthly.
dandy four-room cottage, modern.
with cement basement. lot stNlzO.
fruit trees. etc.
cash. fz5 monthly. two
room cottage with modern toilet,
close in: lot t0xi20. assessments
paid. Cheap.
t2.so0-,so0 cash. $50 monthly. five
room modern house. half block
car: possession In seven days.
Snap.
sI.s00-~s25O cash. $50 monthly. good
store building in buHinera section
on Rainier ave. a bargain for
right parties 60 start business.
Have numerous other good buys.
This office can furnish references
Tor square dealings. Come out
Sunday any time.
CHAMBERS
asa RAINIER AVENUE
Ar cENEsuE STREET
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30 acres. near Port Orchard;
as acres cleared, OF which
part Is now plowed and ready
for crop: good house. barn,
blacksmith shop and other
buildings: about $1,000 worth
of standing timber. This
place is priced at $4,000 for
quick sale.
A man can own this place
and work in the navy yard
every day.
Inquire buchanan. Port Or
chard Dock.
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wooptAxp rank HOME
Price a.soo-~Easy Terms
Modern home. near entrance to
Woodland Park: good sized living
large. tight bedrooms. den.
sleeping porch. large basement:
magnificent view.
r'rfr~xf.r nfDcE BUNGALOW
Price ss.soo-Terms
Beautiful, modern. up-to-date five
room. close 90 Phinney car. oak
floors. fireplace, breakfast nook.
cabinet kitchen. huiit-in features,
cement basement. garage: less
than one year old and a bargain
Mt the price.
EAsTLaISE DISTRICT
Price ss.Tso--sTso Down
Pretty little t-room bungalow with
oak floors. breakfast nook. ceFnc Mt
basement. laundry trays. garage.
etc Price includes range that
cost si75 a few months ago.
NORTH END BUNGALOW
Price ss.soo--Easy Terms
An attractive. well-buiit bungalow;
nIHtiNAilU0 LYNX nUH utUlUk
room. cabinet kitchen. 2 bedrooms
with bath and hall between: close
to fhinncy car.
BUnwrIsL a NoRroun
Main ssss. 5T5 coiman bldg.
Evenings or sundays Phone
kenwood 32T5
1880
s-room modern cottage; full open
Plumbing. electric fixtures and
shades; lot s0xtl3. Rainier Beach
district: i0tss esth ave. S. Un-
obatructible view OF lake and
mountains. $3.50 cash. s25 month.
Including interest
81. son--f-room modern cottage: Raj
nier Reach district; rooms sec
ond floor can be finished later.
open plumbing: electric fixtures
and shades; excellent view OF lake
noise of the city. $3.50 cash. ball
ance like rent. Call and investi-
gate.
81, 200--on feth. near Charleston.
West Seattle. rooms: cement
lures; shades and fixtures. All
the convenience OF n modern home.
$3.50 cash. balance S35 per month:
interest per cent.
si.s0o-No. ssis gath s. w. youngs-
town. a-room cottage, This is
well built and an attractive cot
taEe. and is priced below present.
day construction costs. Full
plumbing; shades; light fixtures;
built-in buffet, bookcases. etc.
Immediate possession. 5000 cash.
balance f25 per month; interest Z
per cent.
NORTHERN BoND -
MORTGAGE COMPANY
SOS Third Ave.
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rs FOR sAI.E--REAL ESTATE
ItENHY q. Ewing COMPANY
iArrLli's CREATIONS"



BEACON niiL
ta,t0o--A snappy up-to-date hunga-
low OF four rooms on lot tgAiso
and living room are combined.
making "a very bright. pleasant
room with hardwood floors and
fireplace Kitchen iA light aud has
"a breakfast nook and huilt-in fea~
lures. The linoicum and range go
with the place. The two bedrooms
are on the corusrH. each having
two windows. There N large
concrete basement. The house in
pipod Tor furnace. Lawn IL In very
good condition and great num-
Der 81 flowers are blooming In the
yard. This 10 "A very pretty homo
both inside and out. and 10 "A poni-
tive snap. only $500 cash. Main
7isi, H.9s
NEAR snwARD rARlN
t3.t60-An unobatruetod view bunga-
low, seldom do we have an op-
portuntty OF Offering modern
Courtroom bungalow at this price.
owner has just completed this
house and u 10 ready 20 move into,
Nice living room with rcd pressed
brick fireplace. Two bedrooms
nicc fixtures. Nice iight kitchen
with breakfast nook Very pref
~ electric fixtures. The price OF
this bungalow IL $3.50 1900 cash
and balance at SIS a month. in
Monday morning regarding his
bungalow. II 10 listed exclusively
ey US Size % lot Is s0Seo. Main
Ti3t. L-sJ
WEST SEATTLE
i1iOo0--A dandy Aix-room mission
style bungalow on large lot sox
i2o near the Junction. \ bargain
ane: on easy terms. Main Tist.
noss ptsrpi.T
81. sOo--BARGATNfr A cottage with
five rooms and bath on first floor
and three rooms partitioncd off In
the attic. but not plastrrad, Good
light cement basement. View
oNeflooklns canal Close N. Handy
g m,nnieiPsl car llns. 1900 win
month. including interest Main
Tt1s. H.s1
ss.sso--saso cAsu
Six-room house ono and ona-half
blocks from Meridian car line. Two
lots. All assessments paid. This
house ~ worth moro money and
should acii immediately who
wants III Main Tias O-7g
UNIVERSITY
ts.oOo---%ea'. cory little four-room
cottage with sleeping porch Good
lot. gsxie0 70 alley. Desirable
n1iEhborhood. Can sell for 1900
cnAh and ON reasonable terms.
Main Tf5s. H-ss
HENRY G. EWING COMPANY
200 Aissks HuiIdfaa--Naia Tfas
SERVICE
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NAVY YARD GARDEN AID
POULTRY TRACTS
10 acres. nearly all level: good soil.
part black bottom: very easy to
clear, on county road; 600. 800
cash. SIS per month.
Five acres near Everett Interurban.
all level. very rich, deep soil: eaav
to clear: $500: $50 cash. $40 per
month.
Colby Creek garden: acres lust
across the bay; near new Harper
Terry. good soil. several creekS
and springs. view Of Seattle: $500:
$50 cash. $40 per month.
10 acres: alder. maple ana cedar
enough TO pay for land: $500. ali
20 acres. half bottom. ready for
pillow: one mile to beach; $1,000:
some terms.
100 acres; 100 acres bottom Land:
20 acres cleared. all fenced: family
orchard: good well and pump:
$500; $1,000 cash.
AAsEy a SEXTON
1910 First Ave. Elliott ssl7.
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no Yor wAsT A NOME
or foUR owsf
YES. EVERYBODY DOES
Some are afraid. while others don't
know how TO 80 about 20 get n
is an awful job. II Is easier than
moving
THE WAY TO 10 1T
Take Lake Buricn car 20 18th Ave.
y. w. and Henderson ST. get off
car. walk north along sidewalk
ono block. ask the first. second.
third or the forty.third house own
er how he did it--any one will tell
experience. II Will pay you 10 20
out and ask questions and listen.
a home for $50 per month. Let
sIr agents show you. They are
on the. ground floor all the time.
Several hundred new houses go-
ing up. All owners. All happy.
No worry. Payments less than
rent, soon nothing 10 pay. all paid
up. Deed and Title Insurance.
Free rent Something TO sell.
party had TO go away. rented his
house for more than enough to
make his payments. Buy now be-
fore property goes up. Buy now
before rent goes up.
WEST a WHEELER
Riverside Office. 1907 Iowa Avenue
s-room house. lot sox12o. 800.
4-room house. lot f0x10o. 1850.
Easy terms.
Groom house. lot 4exi0o. 5000.
LOTS sf25 AND UP
Graded streets. sidewafkH, city
water: no building restrictions.
$40 down. balance IS month.
nEsNETT's GARDEN TRACTS
Just outside the city limits on
highway and interurban; $3.50
and $500. Easy terms.
SANDERS ADDITION TO
cEoncETowS
Lots 1926 and up. also furnish
building material to build on
same. All on easy terms.
GEORGETOWN REALTY co.
1913 Duwamish sydney Sc
INCOME HOUSES
Two practically new houses.
on lot 34x144 feet, within two
blocks of school; 10 minutes
walk from heart of business
district, income $40 month.
$1,000. Buchanan, Port Or
chard Dock.
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HALr-Acnr FRUIT. $500

We have a highly developed half
acre with fruit. strawberries. good
garden soil: Groom house; city
lights. water. telephone; beautiful
view; close to paved boulevard
son sas ne terms Dus ser North LOT OF o oy
near Edmonds. Come to Kings
bury's place today or Sunday. In
Edmonds.
BURwELb q MoRFoRp
Main sS55. SIS Colman Bldg.
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ACREAGE
IHnleE MINUTES FnoM
fNfEitIHnAN STATION


TInEE MINUTES Fnou
iNfEnunnAN STATION
. acres Of the very best Of bottom
land; ~ well improved; good
creek thru place. Property ~ To-
Gated on main highway: 3-room
house; new barn; small chicken
soil in a good location. here is
your chance. No better anywhere.
Price $1,000. 1900 cash.
TWO BLOCKS IRON
iATtHIHuAN CAR LINZ
acres; all improved: 1s fruit trees:
good broom house, garage and
sgther outbuiidings. has good well.
anis property Is on the main high
way, and IN good district. Close
70 store; &c car fare. This IL n
good buy. Come and see us. We
VIII show you the property. Price
'S.zO0i $1,000 cash.
BETWEEN HOLLYWOOD AND
KIRKLAND
D acres; all well improved: il on
sood road: family orchard; Groom
mouse. good barn. garage and
other .ontbuildings. This Is good
SOIL There is good well. with
PIX windmill. Property In in good
district You can live here and
Work In this city. This In one OF
tne best buys we have. Price
1890; 800 cash.
JUST NORTH or THE CITY
LIMITS
Two acres. all improved, 81 bearing
fruit trees. some small fruit, good
f-foom house with basement,
barn. chicken house, garage and
other outbuildings: half OF this is
good bottom land; has cement
Wen Here In your chance for
something good. Close in. prlca
1850: $500 cash.
THE DOUGLAS co.
~ heHry HidE. Main 1850
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everything, nearly ali cleared. lots
of wood ifNis chicken house. rs
white Leghorn puiiets. wafer
Mem p'Ps line -, o o,,,e,, s se,lns
ti.iTbi 1900 cash. balance TO suit
you.
DAVIES a LEACH
~. uostoa nieek Eiiiott foi2
EYrninE, Ballard =oZi
MODERN RESIDENCE
PROMINENT CAPITOL HILL
CORNER
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
T-room residence; bedrooms; also
room finished In attic. hardwood
floors. beautiful mantei and fire.
place This building has been
newly rcmodcled. new furnace.
papsrcd. ana Of The best material
thruout This home will suit the
most particular purchaser. Corner
lot which IN t0xiio feet on one
81 the best corners Of Capitol Hill.
We have exclusive listing. and
t1.tno cash. balance Ike rent Can
give immediate possession.
mERRrTT REALTY co.
77i New York Block.
MIRACLE REALTY CO.
o.. 500 $500 cash and $50 per month.
b-room cottage In good condition..
University district Payments
cheaper than rent Come out and
see this Immediate possession.
-. o0o--s7oa cash and $40 per month.
broom bungalow. This house in
sn tho pink OF condition, Large
and airy rooms ready to move
ford district Phone kcnwood siJ.
AJAX for Mr.. Kenneth
~, 7oo-si.ooo cash. SIS month. Good
home. 8 roomss cement basement
Large lot with fruit and flowers.
Well located on Latina Avenue
cottage. University
district Fine condition. $1,000
cash viii handle.
MIRACLE WEAtfN 60.
Corner 18TH and nth Northeast
Phone kenwocd sl5
NOME AND FAnN N TOWN
20 lots and Groom house. all cleared.
fenced and cultivated for years.
Also much choice fruit DO you
want a big place cheap when the
land will make you big money
and give you n place 20 live now.
where the kids hav. room TO play.
or farm. This IL the place. Price
$3.50 per lot Tho house would
coat several thousand to build
new. Easy terms.
WEST a WHEELER
Second and Marion. Elliott $3.50.
rHrssEY DISTRICT
Fivc-room bungalow: lot 50xi00:
level lot To street: improvements
in and paid: $500 cash. $50 a
month.
JOHNSTON REALTY co.
f5th and Meridian. North a.
10th and Wailingford. North 10.
OPEN SUNDAY.
AUTO SERVICE.
DANDY ~cNEz
Live I'm the country and work in the
city. 3 acres. nearly all cleared.
fenced and grubbed: small bearing
orchard. b-room plastercd bunga-
low. barn and other buildings.
fine veiw Of the Sound and city
4h minutes on the boat. several
trips daily Price $4,000; some
c. O. QuALHEfM.
2l5 Boston Block.
s-room house on West Queen Anne;
lot 3oxi20 to nm alley: street i'm
provcments. including paving, all
in; fine marine view. Price $4,000.
terms.
Broom house on 18th Ave. West, on
fine view. Price $4,000. easy terms.
G. o, aUALTHErM
21b nosfon block
nAvENNA DISTRICT
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IS FOR sAI.E--REAL ESTATE


IS FOR sAIE--REAL ESTATE
WANT TO sEr riH uIsNr
rANNrt
THE MAN THAT OWNS
AN AUTOMOBILE AND
-- NOT A HOME -
There are thousands Of wealthy
landlords who at at their fire.
sides and enjoy their homes at
muck aud mirr. who pay him
from $50 Ia $50 per month rent.
some own their automobile aud
not their homo.
ARR roc ONE or ruEMt
wfs r~u stay on, Of Tbsmt
or have you tho courage and tho
back bone TO get yourself a home,
no matter how humble IL may
bet ia your home. and no man
can say your rent has been
raised | can pikc. you on a
quarter. half or ono acre OF
Efound at liurien city. on the
Lake Burien car line, with a
zoe down and SIS per month,
or ! can give you LITTLE
FARM where you can build your
own home.
usvT
so quarter-acrs tracts. ttsS---
80 down. 81 month.
10 half-acrr tracts. faTe--f.o
down. sic month.
60 one-acrr tracts, s752--t2B
down. si2t0 month.
IHAvE THREE BARGAINS
IN HOUSES
BARGAIN NO. -
S-roorn house on y acre of
ground. all cleared. fenced: ~
blocks To cas. = block from
pavement a fine homo for
man who wants little farm.
Price si.sso. $3.50 down. tiaso
p"f month
BARGAIN no. a.
a brand new 7-room house on
acre Of ground. nicely fins
ishvd and very good buy fer
$3.50. let me show u To you. $500
down. SIC month. or give me
your terms.
BARGAIN no. D.
.M acres with s-room house;
berries and fruit trees. chicken
rries 1850. $500 down. sis a
month.
BARGAIN NO. g.
so-foot frontage on pavement.
y block TO ear. with t-room
yi.0to: ttso down. SIS month.
no PAYMENT WHEN SICK
60 DAYS GRACE on EVERY
MONTHLY PAYMENT
HERE'S AN OPPORTUNITY
CAN You RESIST irr
COME TODAY on SUNDAY
Automobiles leave my office
every day at 1910 a m. i.so o.
IN. and s:so .. IA.
". ~. yrlsos
70s Boston NIX. Tfs -nd Ave.
Tele phone Elliott tsS7
cur rRrc
ON
fNTtsnf.sftEN VIEW LoT
on East Lynn street. close 20 San,
ave. North. sSxf0o. with marvel
Gus view 81 lake and mountains
for 1850 and II ought 20 be wortl
all OF 1850. a California eatat
owns this lot and several othe
fine ones in the same neighhor
hood which they don't want an
are willing 10 sell cheap.
This IL very high-ciass district
destined 10 be contiguous Univer
mon,iake bridge + built. rrae
ticalIy all these lots are high an,
hav. fine view. They run In prize
1850. 1850. 400. $500. 1850 and
swell corner for 1850. You ca,
have time payments u you prefer
See Mr.. Paris at 1915 TWcnty-flftl
Ave. ~. phone East Tf27. or
A. y. NICHOLS CO. INC.
Halter BldE. End Floor. SOS and Ave
no yor wAsT 4 uowr
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INCOME HOUSES

fNtUME HUNHE4s
Two practically new houses,
on lot 34xf44 feet, within two
blocks of school; 10 minutes
walk from heart of business
district; income $40 n month.
$1,000. Buchanan, Port Or
chard Dock.
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ACREAGE SNAP
IDEAL CHICKEN RANCH

10 acres for $1,000 at Alderwood.
north OF city, fine chicken ranch
or bee ranch: 1000 acres OF fire
weed and white clover: good view
of Sound: fine roads; easy terms;
800 cash. $40 per month.
WEST q WHEELER
Second and Marion. Elliott 5252.
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A REAL HOME
FOUR LARGE ROOMS, fun plumb
ing: fireplace; large vine covered
porch that one-hnif can BIO used
for sleeping porch. Basement.
Lot 40xft0 feet, all cleared and In
from car: blocks from beach:
church. community gymnasium
and stores; fine view OF sound;
street graded and assessments all
paid. Bargain price only $4,000.
Terms only 5000 down and bal
ance only $40 month. These pay
ments take care OF interest at 10.
Come out on Fauntleroy car TO
Fauntlcroy station and let us show
you tho real home bargain.
JOHN II. ADAMS co.
Phone West $50
Fauntleroy and 215 Boston Block
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ACREAGE
AcnEAcr

ACREAGE
30 acres. near Port Orchard;
is acres cleared, OF which
part Is now piowcd and ready
for crop: good house. barn.
blacksmith shop and other
buildings: about $1,000 worth
OF standing timber. This
place is priced at $4,000 for
quick sale.
A man can own this place
and work in the navy yard
every day.
Inquire buchanan. Port Or
chard Dock.
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so quarter-acrs tracts. ttsS---
80 down. 81 month.
30 haif-hcrr tracts, taTe--t2o
down. sic month.
60 one-acfr tracts, t757=-te8
down, si2tO month.
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rvo HOUSES nooss racu
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-06-11
LOCAL HIGHWAY
DIVISION FORMED
DR.. r. J. MACARTHUR MADE HEAD
OF CRISP COUNTY ASSOCIATION

DR.. T. j. Macarthur heads the Crisp
County Branch of the Georgia High
ways Association formed at the as
sembly room of the public library here
this morning A S. Bussey becomes
secretary and E. F. Tison treasurer
An executive committee of three and
one for membership consisting of
three members will be later announc-
ed.
Mr. Leland ]. Henderson of Macon,
presented the proposed bills for state
highway legislation and urged local
endorsement and support stating that
unless strong support was given the
state might go without highway de-
partment another year
Nearly all the local citizens present
signed a petition to the General AS
sembly urging the bills passed This
petition will be enlarged as opportuni-
ty is afforded to secure further en-
dorsement The local Highway Or
ganizaton will gife itself to the pro
motion Of highway Legislation becom-
ing and fitting the rapid strides for
ward being made in the state in all
lines of industry.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-06-11

Atlanta, June 11.-Aside from the
calling out of union employees of the
Postal Telegraph Company, the ma
ton-wide strike of members of the
Commercial Photographers Union OF
America effective this morning, ap
parently has produced little result in
Atlanta and the south, where the
strike of the keymen had its inception
last week.
In Atlanta fifteen operators of the
Postal and twelve additional employees
answered the strike call union lead
ers asserted. Reports from Tampa
Jacksonville, Augusta, Charlotte, Biz
mingham, Memphis and other south
ern cities: 1t is indicated that the
Postal is practically the only company
seriously affected and that it is
everywhere receiving business sub
ject to delay"
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-06-11
DAWSON GAVE
COPY OF TREATY
TOELIHU ROOT
BROUGHT TT FROM PARIS FOR
RED CROSS
HAD SHOWN TO ROOT
Root Gives Testimony Be
fore Senator Lodges Com
mittee TODAY in Investl-
cation.

Washington. June 11.-Elihu Root
CORNER Secretary of State, appearing
INLAY at his own suggestion before
tie Senate Foreign Relations Commit
tee investigating how copies OF the
peace treaty reached private hands in
New York, testified that for several
weeks he had copy, which was Civ
G INTO him by Henry P. Dawson OF the
Margan banking house.
Frank A Vanderlip, former presi-
dent of the National City Bank, also
testified that he had never seen the
treaty. At the conclusion of Wander
lips testimony, the committee ended
the hearing for the day and went into
executive session.
Chairman Lodge at the opening of
the hearing read a telegram from
Aacob Schiff saying that he knew "ab-
z olutely nothing directly or Indirect
Iy" regarding the treaty. He then
called Mr.. Root Mr.. Root said the
publication of the committees desire
to learn how copies of the treaty had
reached this country led him to feel
it proper if not his duty, for him to
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-06-11
HOME TALENT HAD
VERY fine PROGRAM
MISSES KENNEDY. FLETCHER
AND RlDGDILL WERE HEARTH
LY RECEIVED.

The ladies of the Episcopal Guild
gave their audience a thrill of pleas
ure last night i'll the program which
was rendered at the old Palace Thea
ire The house was over full and
every number was enjoyable.
Miss Alene Kennedy won contin
ued round Of applause. She revealed
remarkable range of voice and most
encouraging advancement in vocal
training Her homefolks audience
were more than happy at the real art
portrayed.
Miss Edith Fletcher was no less an
artist at the piano. She has every
accomplishment that should tend to
bring confidence. Nothing but the
most delightful portrayal of art came
from her numbers.
Miss Wilma Ridgdil was an adopt
ed third artist, but she did so well
that everybody claimed her as excel
lent company. Her reading was de
lightful form ~ entertainment,
Little Misses Edna Bartholomew
Mabel Kennedy. Bert and Esther
Harder and Dorothy Holmes served as
ushers The ladies We're appreciatve
OF the hearty response of their fine
audience and their ycning was in
every way a success.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-06-11
WIRE STRIKE IS
DOING LITTLE
DAMAGE SOUTH
POSTAL HAS MOST EMPLOYEES
IN WALK OUT
WESTERN UNION NOT HURT
Waycross, Fitzgerald ard
Ocilla Offices Closed This
Morning on Strike Orders

Chicago, June 1.-THE nationwide
strike of union commercial telegraph.
ers, called by S. J. KOnenkamp, inter
national president of the Commercial
photographers Union. became effective
at seven O'Clock this morning, central
time. The companies affected are the
Western Union, the Postal, the Ameri-
can Telephone and Telegraph and a
number OF smaller companies in vari-
GUS parts OF the country
The issues involved in the strike
include the right to organize and bar
gain collectively in wages and work
ing conditions.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-06-11

Atlanta, June 11-General Super
intendent Ribble of the Postal Tele-
graph Co., estimated that hundred
and seventy-fve operators had left
the postal in the southeast He said
business was moving with little de-
lay except at few points
At the Western Union headquarters
it was learned that the offices at
Fitzgerald, Ocilla and Waycross were
closed, operators at those points be-
ing notified by committees of strike
sympathizers not to open their offices
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-06-11
SUMTER PEACH GROWER
COMES WITH FINE PEACHES

Mr. Jeptha Tingie, who owns the
Raymond Orchards not far from
Americas towards Lceburg, was
here today with Il large truck load
Of peaches from this years crop on
his place. These were sold out
rapidly although he had very
large supply. He was pleased with
the money realized on the over ripe
which could not be sent to market
further away These were still good
for home consumption and Cordeln
buyers kept him busy. II was quite
an attraction, for this is territory
where peaches can be grown in
abundance.