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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-04
SAN JUAN AN
INDUSTRIAL CENTER |

that, although it is too
large to make possible for inhabitants the enjoyment
Df those advantages inherent to rural life yet too small
to afford the establishment of those institutions that
characterize the truly modern city and the marks OF
real human culture. Our vrgan era, alas is gone and
country life is longer possible in San Juan bat we
not see anywhere these signs of urban refinement which
should exist in just compensation. The city,
properly speaking the large village cannot afford them
and it becomes evident that the population must be sub
santial increased ii ever to enjoy the needed
improvements.
Several questions come to our mind in beginning the
discussion of the proposition: What should be our i'm
mediate goal l. e what figure should take basis?
Have there been any examples in other countries,
any precedentS tending to show that such thing as
stimulating the growth of city be done with success?
What would be the most practical way to obtain the desr
ed object within reasonable length of time and who
should lead the way?
Answering these questions, in the order they
come we must say that should be satisfied with say
250000 inhabitants for the capital of this country that
there have been many precedens, particularly in the
United Staes where the city of Chicago, for instance,
whose scutcheQn bears the legend II SHALL in only fifteen
years time able to dauble her population increasing
it from million to two millions of course it is
far difficult to increase substantially the pOpua-
tion of city after has reached such large figures AS
to the best manner to about it, how to reach that figure
of 25O0O0 people for San Juan, within reasonable
length time nothing but the creation of arge of indus
trial center here could do it quicker perhaps it is the
only way in which the thing be done, since low
standard of living, that is say comparatively small
production and consumption limits necessarily the
panson of trade San Juan could be twice large
it is only distributing port, with the poor popu
lation there is back of it.
It should be the subject of serious consideration
the part of civic Institutions the question of this sub
staItia increase in the population of San Juan. In the
United States the chambers of and other pro
gessve institutions like them take the leading part in
matters of this Importance They take the initiative in
bringing about improvements and facilities calculated
to attract people and wealth to their cities they show the
by cooperating with other public spirited elements
and with the official representatives of the people, and if
were going to inquire to how the majoritysof ma
tera improvements become real facts in those Cities it
would be that these improvements only after
agitation by those advanced Institutions It is to be hop
that the increase of the population of the capital city is
Of the greatest Importance in order to complete social
structure to make Independent in many respects, and
to improve our existence as a civilized people.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-04
W a n Z E .

LADY stenographer:: Perfect
knowledge of English and Span
ish steneography and typewritine
required. Also experience in book
keeping and file work. Apply Civ
ing references and salary desired
to J. Fl. G. = P. o. Box 1908. :
San Juan, PR. ADvT
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-04

sent some of the most prominent
families of the island. One, An.
tonic Bareel6, Jr., is the son Of
the Unionist President of the
Senate.
The petition states that the
faction of the students is based on
President Wilson's speeches pro
missing self-determination to small
nations.
Reproduced from The Nest
York Times.
A dispatch from San Juan un
der date Of Wednesday, said thai
a memorial to President Wilson
requesting complete self-govern
ment for Porto Rico had been in
troduced in the Lower House ol
the Legislature.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-04
Would culture be any wor


Would culture be any worse
than such a consummation?
The more we ponder the ques-
ton the more we are convinced
that the less alcohol the masses
use the better for them, and the
more convinced that the reformers
ought to have it forcibly admins
tered to them. 1t would make
them more human, as did the Pu'
ritants.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-04

Fl meior mantecado Sc toma el
LA CAFETERIA,
San JhstO 6, San Juan, P. R
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-04
CHILE con CAR NE
THEN AND NOW
London, March 1917.

as4 THEN AND NOW
London, March 1917.
w. Wilson,
Washington.
Can you send 10000 men in hurry? Very urgent.
Lloyd George
s.sls Washington, March 1917
Lloyd George,
EOndOn.
With pleasure Send ships to carry them.
Wilson.
ssss Paris, December, 1917.
WisomLloyd George, Clemenceau, you are both great
sasH boys; like you. But what about disarmament
and-and-
2. G. and G.-Oh, well that can wait, you know.
WiLsoM.-Yes, but you were in hurry THEN.
G. and WBut NOW there is need to be in a hurry
The danger is past
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-04
BUDAPEST.

4 BUDAPEST. = 1000 additional French troops have
entered this city Tcheco Sovaks troops it is reported
have captured the important stronghold Pressburg on
the Danube
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-04
EDITORIAL VIE VS.

We have tried to show
that the size of this town,
which is the capital city
of Porto Rico is such
that. although it is too
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-05

board ~ vocational tr,iluinE accorio
.ng rp lNUtu j. Wilson. Professor
uf Law in tho university and gate
representative OF the board
More mon are being assigned to
schools dt2ly hy the board. which
has southwestern headquarters at
Dallas aud others arereNVccicd here
soon
The number ~ Non sNDt here ~
limited hoCnu-o So fow 81 them can
comply with entrance requirements
oklahoma \ n oN college and other
state schools with lower require
myuta ATE getting moro men, Wi
SON said
single men arc allowed $50 "A
month FOR expenses Married mon
without children set flla a munth
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-05

Frcsh California Chocolate shop
and Johugtuu'a candles We aiwlfs
Keep thcm In sanitary rofrigcrutora.
Unkcr Brothers. sIcccesor tp camp
bell Nuslrk Drug CO., i0S.iIr 9.
Boston. Phones 4564 -GTS9 Ad,t
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-05
Do you suffer with
Pel[agra

Are you constantly tired, drow,y.
depressed. indolcnR Are you
the victim OF headaches indiges-
ton. constipation. dlauhoea} ls
your sEin rough and covered
with erupiions. your hand, red
like suubun, your mouth.
tongue. lip. and throat sore and
flaming red} Are yol troubled
with much mucus and chokIngP
= These are the principal vmp-
toms OF 'el.ngra. There ar many
| other, II you have the disease;
4 are threatened with IT, or have
a friend with It, you should write
ioi 'Ni stt1 ,4s t.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-10
HIGH
PROSPECTS, Ar:
GOOD THIS YEAR
s.s.crsvlle Will Test Nettle Of Local
Squad in Opening GAME
Saturday Evening.
Wheeling high IN the pas; sew.

Wheeling high IN the pas; several
years fcl! T bit or IN her basketball
ability ai!d thr teams have been con-
s6ercd tar hollow the standard Of for
MGR years. To begin To cite the pos
ST bic reasons for this would be dltti-
cult task, but tO'h boil thu whole thing
down in nutshell. remains III" solid
facl--lack OF interest. Bong we'll rep
resented IN practically all oth"" sports.
the ttbor game Is not 10 the liking OF
the athletes. yet there is no reason way
they should not.
Coach Calvin has rounded on. what
ha considers a mos, lkahlc iivr TO rep
resent the school and on Saturday eve
ming the fast SistcrSvill" high quintet
will make it's initial appearance" Of the
season on the local Hoor: and n In" on
the prospects of ihc school obtained.
Canvain Robrccht is optimistic IN re-
gard to the possibility If making Il
much better record than last season
and while the team is composed ~ IN
experienced men. IL far showing Will
most likely be tho outcome. Steps are
going forward for the organization nj
the girls team. and wiki This an
nounccnent q big burden ~ lifted from
the gloom Of ihns" who SO Eailanily
stuck by their alma mater IN the past
and who arc doing all posSihl" 10 do
so al present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-10
."NM" L0NDOS, CLASSY
MAT ARTIST, COMES TO
WRESTLE ON SATURDAY
Wrestling Matches at the A2ion Hall
Oooa stoning Comment AS the
Time Draws Near.

Wheeling mat followers have az un-
usual treat IN store, when Oh SHtnr-
day evening 1t the local AriOn hall.
lin" I.ondos. the prld" Of canton.
comes 20 the city for his debut among
local fans, but his WORK is NOT I'M
known to. the men viii" har" been
wat ching III" records for III" past lew
years On NOR" thar GA" OCCASION haE"
local men taken Il jaUnt Ia IN" popular
Ohio city 10 So" III" excellent contests
staged there and il seems that boxing
and wrestling have bccom" 4 fixture at
tina, ylnce. If the audiences are 10 hc
given much consideration.
This IS the question winch arises
locally. Is Wheeling 10 b" treated with
big huutS in ihr future II - an rs
surcd fact that this city Will back trnr
and honest to- goodness matches. This
Is very clearly demonstrated by tn" re-
,narkabir Attendance ut tn" ones staged
in the MHrK"; auditorium several years
aEo. but Immediately upon finding ont
rno had stuff" it took the heart out
of the sporting populacc and III" game
has been practically dead issue since
that time. Several real bouts havr
been attempted but with little success.
George Eascli II local product. trimmed
Young Xyhskn In match here some
weeks ago :hnt VAS as interesting az
one would care 20 soc yet mere hand
full Of spectators took advantage of the
eyon. and not even expenses w"r" real
lied
Mermaid Iin"l"r IS rerutCG - be a
hic promoter and has engineered some
remarkable shows" 81 some OF the big
cities and Il IS said that this coming
exhibition OF I.ordcs ard Williams Is
u "whaler" and should be IN arspic!ous
o,crrr prrIf,,1tnarics have boon ar
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-10
BALL To
IEN BOOM
bic TOURNEY
Us AT WEST VIRGINIA
cyan AGAIN DECIDE TO
D SIXTH ANNUAL AFFAIR.
In 50 Per Cent Of Games to En-
II and Private Schools Are
Barred March IA and Is.
-KEANSON. W. Va. jan s.
ega;n athletic authorities at West
mia Wesleyan college are begin

,gain athletic authorities at West
mia Wesleyan college are begin
10 make preparations FOR the Dig
Ugh school basketball tournament at
Buckhannou. The tournament for the
last three years has been more than
successful and the prospects for
greater one this year are better than
ever before.
Many students who were in the >. a..
T g. units at the different colleges
throughout the state have been dis
charged and are returning to their high
schools to aniSh school with their old
classes In Las number are many or
the finest athletes in the state who are
going TO help their school Try 10 carry
~ the laurels at the state tournament
this year. Clendennin. the dark horse
Of the tournament. and winners OF t1e
state championship last year. had four
men in the Students Army Training
CORPS at Wesleyan. but now that they
arc discharged all are going back TO
Clenuennin for ba-sketo ball and try to
win the btg trophy this year.
One change is 10 be made IN the e!IsI-
hilltv rules this year. The manage
menc has decided to bar the entrance 10
the tournament OF ell teams that do
not win at least so per cent or the
games on their regular seasons teams
DCIOrC INC o4iu SH>'O ~
avoid any conflict such as arose last
year concerning the strenuousness OF
the tournament on the winning teams.
This would not be unfair to any schoot
and would be for the good Of all con-
cerncd. because q team that cannot win
a. least half OF its games before the
tournament surely would ont stand
much Of chance in the tournament
By this ruling there would not be
nearly so many teams entered in tho
tournament. but on the other hand they
would be the strongest teams in the
state, This would assure the visitors
Of interesting games throughout and
the great strain on the winning teams
could be eliminated to great extent
by playing fewer games on the last day.
u il hoped that this plan will meet
with approval Of all concerned. The
wesleyan management extends Its
heartiest invitations to all the hrst
class high schools in the state ana
wishes then, the best OF luck or their
regular seasons schedule.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-10
PAYS TRIBUTE TO
NEWSPAPER MEN

NEW YORK. Jan. 9.-F'ires In the
United States take an annual toll OF
NOR. than 900 lives and cause prop
cry loss Of approximately S2h0.00D,O0o
according TO statistice road ut the OPEN
iug here to-day OF conference between
representatives Of the Fire Marshals As
soriation OF North America. the National
Board Of Fire Underwriters.
r. Albert Fleming, Of Columbus, o..
president -: The Fire MarShals' !tssocIa-
lion. reported that more than 80 percent
Of the fire prevention orders issued by
states had been obeycd. He assorted
that more had been accomplished in tho
last TWO years toward reducing fire
waste than in the ten preceding years.
He termed newspaper reporters ma
chine guns" and editors heavy artiI.
lrry" IN the fight against fire.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-10
WOMEN FALLS TO DEATH

FITTSRUR(iH. INN. ?.-Mr* .T"nh:E
SNYDER. T. a widow and telephone "prr-
aror a, the Pennsylvania station nero,
fell 80 feet 10 III" tracks Of the rall-
road today through a h"l" in Il bring"
which was under repair. Her neck was
broker. rIicr husband ratlr"Hd"r. was
Killed in an accident several years ago.
She was hur~yinE tn a train wh"n She
foil
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-10

IMPoSTER ARRESTED.

ALE| QIEEQI'E T.. \. NJ. Jan. -:
H. Jay. who according 1" federal
authorities. has Obtained money fraud
ulrntly hy representing himself aS cap
tain Archir Roosevelt. has been arrest
cd ut EoEalrs. Ar'z.. according /" u
message r"r";v"d to-day 10y department
Of .Iu"lf, officials hero.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-10
GETS PROMOTION.

CUMBERLAND Nd. IAN. a---G""rE"
T Hirc. Of this city. has been appointed
master mechanic for tn" MorEanlown
and L,akingwnnd railroad with h"aduuar-
tiers nj Morgantown w. Va. Mr.. Hic"
has lately hrcn n foreman IN the locom"-
tive department or the Western Mary
land railway shops at R!dgcley.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-10
FOR NAVAL INSIGNIA.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 3.-Thc ilous"
bill providing for distinguished service
naval insignia, similar 10 That author
Izcd for the army. was passed today by
the Senate
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-10
LOANS TO RAILROADS.

WASHINGTON. Jan. a.-Loans made
to railroads by the War Finance Corpo-
ration 20 date total $3S.o55on00. said ar
announcement tonight by the corpora
ton. Advances were made 20 only six
roads and the largest single loan was
Sll.5no. 900 to the Chicago. milwaukee,
& s.. Paul road. and the next largest
900 ono 70 the Chicago. Rock Island &
Pacific line.
Other loans were baltimore & Ohio
$3.50 0n: Southern $4,000 400: Illinois
Central s1.S00.oo0 and Central OF Geor'
sia 100000
BUY WAR SAYINGS STAMPS--
-R1-T WAR SAVINGS sTAMPs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-10
RopER GETTING READY.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.-On the as
sumrtion that TIE revenue bill now ts'
fore congress will be passed without ma.
reral change, Commissioner OF 1nterna!
Revenue Roper announced today th.i'aAAS
was proceeding with plans for the col
lcctio nof 1919. federal taxes. New tax
forms being worked out arc about ready
for distribution.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-10
Morgan, William r., Eiasontowu, W.

Morgan, William r., Eiasontown, w.
Va.
Strinc. Crawford G.. Wnynrsbor", Ia
Wagner:
sisckcnStc. Kenneth. Cleveland. Ohio.
privaInS:
Leo. James, Pittsburgh. Pa.
Nichols, Joseph D., Clio, VI. Va
NnnuuEh Ernest YOUNGSTOWN. Ohio.
wounded Slightly.
Private:
Huffman. Herbert NJ. Newark. OHIO.
Missing in Action.
Privalcs:
lioykim. R"n H.. ';arrciI~vili". ohio.
MangIS tir"rr" l.. riii~hnr&h. IA.
Rose, James E, Clute, viva.
VUct. Charles W. Canton. OHIO.
Killed in Action, Previously Reported
Missing IN Action.
.saker, Garrett, Rawl. VI. Va.
Calrrina. DrIuinich Washington. IN.
Kramer Albert John. Cleveland. ph'".
Simon. Clement Joseph. Columbus. -.
Died, Previously Reported missing In
Action.
Private:
DIN. Charles. Marriott DlIi"
Wounded Severely, Previously Reported
Missing l.. Action.
Ricci, ROCCO. Stcubcrrlle, Ohio.
wounded Slightly, Previously reported
Mi50tng IN Action.
priratss:
Nngl. iIfr"d. cleveland. th.n
wounded Degree Undeter1n!red), ?rryi-
Dusty Reported Missing IL Action.
Curporals:
Allcnbnugh. Alliance. OHIO.
Privat"S:
Aufderhelde. william H. East Liver
pool. Ohio.
Byas. Emery Okle, sevsn Mile. W. Va.
C0nlin. Henry Joseph. homestead. IA
Griffin. William. Cleveland. 0hi".
Holmes Oliver w. Cleveland. Ohio.
Nadabaugh. Elmer E., Maso1town. W.
Va.
'riiir. Amos. Sylvan. Mount Vernon. Q.
Returned to Duty, previously Reported
Missing In Action.
PriNat"::
Rnhr. Elmer r.. Massillou. Ohio.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-10
PETROLEUM.

OH. CITY. Pa. Ian. 9.-Errdil nal
anr"s. 81: runs. 1888: average o1''-' :
shipmcn,s 1860: average. 3S.163.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-10
IS READY
FOR THEIR CAME
WITH. WELLSbURG
Brooke Countians Are the Big Favorites
for Big CLASH This Evening in
Local Arnory.

\ basketball game is booked for the
fans that promises 70 be one or the
really big affairs. as far as the sport Is
concerned hereabouts this season. when
this evening the fast Wellsburg hlgh
hoskcthau experts invade this oty with
tn. intention OF taking the measure Of
the Llnsly five. which IS expecting 10
put UP q battle from start 10 hnlstl.
In regard 70 the possible outcome. an
dope is in favor Of tn" up-riFcr !aas.
ard according TO tn" critcs' thcy shouiu
emerge easy victorS III TINS Clash.
I.inslv Is an unknown quantity. and
whiIe she has the advantage of playing
on the local door. the up-rivcr cage
artists fear not this slight edge. as they
have sprung the "uncxpccted' on more
than one occasion in this locality.
Basketball games this season Will De
few and far between. especially - 1His
trua IN tho Wheeling district. due IN
COMO instances 10 the lack nf interest
and then followed up b ythc scarcity OF
teams However the exhibition tomor-
row evening is bound TO Guido any III
a long time insofar AZ spirit ana oc-
termination Is concerned. ana III Ca.
~ a Wcllsbure victory the "GeorEelte*
Iii ~, ~, .he way 10 Waikiki" Tor It
vii he easy shedding thereafter. since
rho hir BOYS will have been taken 1ntn
c,n, and as Wheeling IS not on the
ecbcdrle this will make it all the more
Tho Rattle gives promise Of being a
"-in-snor1er'' from the very start or tn"
whistle. but Wcllshurg has INC lump
and with the locals playing their first
game. it looks much like We'lsh'lr :;
Victory from this writing. If LInSls
..tne i, will b. much 10 the surprise
Of her mos, loyal followers
Tho lineupS:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-10

Don't play tho under basket game"
ALWAYS being located about the same
spot UP floor NEAR ha*ket-more around
Get into the team play.
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Buy VAR SAVINGS STAMPS

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-10

That both Bellaire and Wheeling will
have a girls team this. year is the news
given out last evening. The over the
r.,-er lassies have been WORKING out ev-
cry evening. while tho home girls will
start preparing next week. Cathedral.
Ltnsly and wellsburs are not represent
Cd BY the fair sex. while Union High.
Moundsville and Steubenvflle expect to
get IN the running shortly.
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ON THE FLOOR !
By "YCCX."

Cathedral high school pill caSers are
on edge fer the big battle this evening
when tho boys take little train ride TO
Steubenvillc to test the strength OF the
basket tosserS Of that town. both cluos
are handicapped by tho absence OF many
of last years stars. but 1t apparently
appears that the Stubs" have the ad-
vantage. since they will be backed up by
an Overlooking Of home fans and being
Is,cus,on1cd to their own Feor. However
the local have not given up by any
means and will endeavor to stage a
grand comeback and place the name OF
the school at the top again. where It has
been for the past several years In the
floor sport.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-10

Philadelphia will not play this week
and II will be some time before some
thing definite can be done. A playing
floor is tn, big obstacle. since the spa
cious Casino cannot he regulated prSP-
e-ly 70 warrant tho playing Of contest.
However. in the mcantinc. those con-
nccted with the team are busily engaged.
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Eellairc high warns up this evening
after n long cold dry spell Of the strtn-
gent practices. and Coach Cummings has
his warriors tuned to the right note and
expects very little opposition. but has
drilled the boys from tho start. regard
less OF the calihre OF the team mot
Moundsv!lle has team of unknown
strength and even though she is not eN-
pected TO win. the Orange and Black
should offer fair enough scrimmago for
the Rod and Black A large crowd Is OK
pec,ed to turn out as BellaIre fans want
70 give the team 4 rousing welcom" TO
inspire them forward TO another cham
ploush;p season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-10
American Casualties
AFTERNOON LIST.

u. t.--Th" following
suaIrirs are T"p"rtri b. tn" "omnihnd-
, rrrer;II Of the American FNpcdition-
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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-10
Deaths

aOONER - on March 9. 1919, john
w. Hoover, at Lancaster. Pa, ageo
"a years.
Funeral on Thursday afternoon, a.
. O'clock. from the Boas Street U.
B. Church. Interment East Harris,
burg Cemetery. The relatives ano
friends are invited to attend with
out further notice. The remaIns
can be viewed Wednesday evening,
from to 9 o'clock. at Hoover ana
Son Funeral Parlors.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-10
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

POSSESSION SOON. Reduced $500.
No. 630 Muench street, is as fine a
constructed dwelling as you will find
in West End, and is q RARE BAR
GAIN; 3-story brick, s rooms and
bath, handsome slate sink and slate
base around new kitchen range.
About $1,000 cash needed. Rental in
come $25.00.
No. 425 Hamilton can be bought for
little less than $500. A handsome
home in fine residential section, in
fine shape. Owner is sacrificing on
account of leaving city
No 602 North Seventeenth street,
is in the Hills exclusive residential
section. \ little north of State
street. Price is right.
No. 1880 North Sixth, is a fine in
vestment. Storeroom and apartment.
Rental income $50. Price $4,000. Va
cant soon.
No. 1881 North Second street. A
3-story brick property in line sha De.
around the $500 mark.
BACkENSTOSS BROS.
Russ Building
Member Hbg. Real Estate Board.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-10
" II.DMAN

NILDMAN On March Z, 1919, Au-
gustus Wildman, aged CO years.
Private funeral on Tuesday after
noon, at 4 o'clock. from his late
residence, 2206 North Third street.
Interment East Harrisburg Gene
terry. The remains can be viewed
on TUESDAY, from II A. NJ. to z. NJ.