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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-11
FIVEPATROLMEN
ORDERED TRIED
Superintendent g We n
Names of Men Accused by
Physician and Wife
WOMAN ALLEGES INSULT
Director Promises Thorough
Probe Regardless of Whom
1t Affects

Superintendent Of Police Robinson has
ordered Ave patrolmen TO appear before
the Police Trial Board, March 20. on
char preferred by Dr. and Mrs. Jacob
Walker, of 7l2 Pine street
The four names given by Doctor
Walker to Superintendent Robinson are
Patrolmeu Olson. Campbell Herbert and
Sevrin. The fifth patrolmsn, whose
name the compla inants have not
learned. will also be summoned on
charges ranging from insulting Mrs.
Walker to assault and battery with in
tent to kill.
The accused officers were ordered
tried following a visit Of Doctor Walker
and his wife to the police superintendent
yesterday
Director Wilson. OF the Department Of
Public Safety. has ordered a thorough
investigation into the report that the
patrolmen insulted Mrs. Walker and beat
two citizens.
Il have asked for the facts sold
Director Wilson. regardless OF whom 1t
affects. viii thresh the matter out
thoroughly"
Alone in Automobile
The charges follow an affair on Sstur-
day morning, when Mrs. Walker was
alone in an auto outside 1882 Moya-
mensing avenue while her husband was
attending a patient.
Then patrolman in plain clothes.
said to be Sevrn. approached her and
is alleged to have Insulted her. Alarmed.
she sounded the horn of the auto, bring
ing Doctor Walker. DR. Samuel Baron
and his brother Charles to her aid. The
patrolman then is alleged TO have as
taI Nh,. Ill frar ot
tracted another plain clothes patrolman,
and the latter is alleged TO have pulled
out his revolver. At this n patrolman
in uniform. said TO be Campbell, APP
preached and was appealed 10 by Mrs.
I Walker to arrest Sevrin and his COM
panion. both of whom, according TO
Mrs. Walker. were drunk.
Campbell is alleged TO have ignored
her request and then tire trio left. The
setgeHnt of the snyder avenue pol ce
station was tnen besought. and he sen,
| two pla clothes men with Doctors
! Walker and Baron. When they came
| to the scene Of the former disturbance
! everybody had left. Doctor Baron, &C.
! companied by the two plain clothes men
says he found Sevrin. Campbell and the
! plain-clothes man at Thirteenth stree,
/ and Moyamensing avenue. Upon the
| approach OF the two men with Baron
| SeNrin Is alleged to have hit Baron
| knocking him down. Then, saws Baron
nj two protectors apparently havin.
deserted MN. he ran down the stree
ana iour shots weso' fred after him.
Names Given Superintendent
Later Charles Baron and Sevrin wer,
arrested on charges of street fighting
| ana are due to have hearing tomorrow
attempts charged to the police to hust
flN.a HptK-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-11
POSTPONE ELECTION
University Trustees Delay Balloting 50
Service Men Can Vote

In order that alumni I'M the service
may participate in the election Of two
trustees of tho University of Penusylva
mia. the board. Of trustees has decided
to lengthen the period in which the
ballots may be returned from one month
to three months.
Many alumni arc i'm France and IN
American camps. and they would have
been unable to forward their votes here
within the one months time Originally
allotted for the purpose.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-11
new IDAHO TO NAVY YARD
Crew of 400 Aboard Battleship
Almost Ready for Duty

The Idaho. Uncle Sans biggest.
grandest and mightiest ship" will today
leave the New York Shipbuilding plant
at Camden and slip into berth at the
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Captain G. r. Ncgelgesang has his
crew OF 1900 aboard and by tomorrow
will have the ship ready to he placed in
commission The ceremonies will prob
ably be held on Thursday and scores OF
| be on hand.
The Idano has cost the government
nearly $4,000, 900.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-11
ENGINEERS DISCUSS HEALTH
Importance in Nations Industrial
DEVELOPMENT at Club Luncheon

Tho importance OF health conserva-
tion i'm the nations Industrial develop
ment will be discussed today at the
weekly luncheon OF the Engineers club
1917 Spruce street. The luncheon is to
begin at 1850 O'Clock.
\ paper on Health Conservai will
be read by e. W. Brown. Of the ~. X
Nulford Company Discussion viii be
invited after the paper Is read.
Another Of todaN's functions al the
Engineers club viii he 4 banquet of the
iunior members OF the club II is to be
held in the clubhouse and Is to start At
O'Clock Joseph \. Steinmetz presi-
dent Of the Aero Club Of Pennsylvania
who has returned lately from abroad.
will speak on News from the Peace
Zone"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-11
DISCUSS Community KITCHEN
Philomusian Club to Hear of
How Plan Worked Elsewhere

The .advisability OF starting a commu-
nifty kitchen in West Philadelphia will
be considered by members of the Philo-
musian Club at meeting at o'clock
this afternoon. Mrs. James =. Lichten-
berger. chairman OF the food conserva-
tion committee. will be in charge.
Mrs. Frank u. Watson, who was head
OF the committee which successfully en-
perlmented with the community kitchen
at Haverford will be the principal
speaker. Miss Jessie II. Bancroft. pres
ident of the American Cooked Food Serv-
ice Association. and Thomas X. Brown,
Jr., of Haverford College, will also talk.
The community kitchen at Greene street
and Chelten avenue will be discussed.
The community kitchen plan has been
tried successfully in various cities OF
New Jersey and PENNSYLVANIA. Many OF
the women believe It to be the greatest
solution Of the domestic servant prob
lem as we'll as the most economical way
OF feeding their families.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-11
U. S. COMMUNICATION BEST
Army Officer Saws Field TcIc.
phones in War Revolu,ionizcd
system

American telephone methods reNolu-
tionized army field CommuniCa tionS.
said colonel J. w. lIubbell. traffic enRi-
nPer Of the Bell Telephone company.
who organized the first sigma corps bat
TALON from this country after tho dec
laration of war He spoke at the Eng
neers' club. 1917 Spruce street. last
night.
"Our systems OF communication were
better than those of any other army. "
he said. "On numherlcss occasions II
was American telephone skill that on
abled our generals to save the day 10y
reason of the rapidity Of our communi.
cation. There We're few departments ot
engineering skill in which We were sur.
passed by other nations"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-11
Italy Honors PhHladelphians

Three Philadelphians serving with
Ambulance Section 555 on the Italian
front have been awarded the Italian
War Cross for extraordinary heroism
in action during the big Piave offensive.
Announcement of the citations came
Yesterday in a copy OF the Ambulance
Service News, published by the Ameri-
can ambulance units with the ltallan
army. The war cross winners are Cor
poral Henry Heuer. .Ir,, Private John
3. Hardin and Private George f. Wilson,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-11
CHURCH WITHOUT PASTOR
The Rev. r. A. Garrison Leaves
RroomalI PRESBYTERIAN Charge

Marpe Presbyterian Church: Broom.
ali. Delaware County, is without
pastor. The Rev. Ralph \. Garrison
who haa served the congregation Tor
seven Years. left today for Toledo. o..
where he is to become the minister OF
the Rosewood Avenue PRESBYTERIAN
Church. one of the largest in the Central
West, with a congregation or about 6oo
persons.
Philsdelphian by birth and a son or
the Fourth Presbyterian Church. during
his pastorate, at MARBLE Church, built
up the congregation from about 90 to
more than $50 members, and was
largely responsible for extreme inn
provements being made to the church
property.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-11

Dr. Earl Raiguel. well-known lecturer,
In speaking OF the Ansell- -Crowder- Ba ker
controversy before about 200 members
Of the Philomusan Club, at 394i Wal
nut street. last night said that, in his
opinion, courts-martial in the army
should be absolutely abolished. They
are a relic OF monarchy, the speaker
said, and the trials are conducted by
superios other than by peers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-14
TO INVESTIGATES

by auto. take any thorough
far. east 20 18th avenue.
south on 18th avenue 10
jefferson Park and the Nu-
ulcipal Golf Links our
salesman will be at the
south end Of the park. BcA-
con avenue and theasty
Boulevard this evening un-
IN dark and all day tomor.
row, or take Beacon Hill
ear No. IL on Pike street or
Third Avenue. walk thru
the park. or take one OF our
autos.
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,i.15ooo

A business lot. 50xi5O. fac
ing on California avenue.
next to the corner OF era
ham street. over 80 new
families have moved into
this location in the past
three months and grocery
and market II very badly
needed. VIII sell this BUSH
ness lot $1,000 down and
5000 per month. providing
you Will start to build i'm
mediately.
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,ss,oO

big 4Oxf00-foot lot to alley.
street graded. city water.
city light. plank walk IN
and paid Terms 5000 cash.
balance $1,000 per month.
Located only one block from
BEACON Avenue. n 1-s-foot
naved boulevard. Take Bea-
con HIN car No. II on THIRD
avenue TO the end OF inc
line. Statesmen with autos
will be at the end of the
line all day tomorrow 20
show you the best and
cheapest lots in the city.
No obligation on your part
to purchase
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,,,,oO

Big t0xfs0-foot lot with
graded streets. city water.
city lights: commanding an
unobstructed view OF the
sound. the Industrial DIS
trict. West Seattle and the
Olympic Mountains from tae
rear. and a view OF Mount
Rainier TO the east Terms
5000 cash. balance sioeV
per month
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;1.osooO

Lot s0xf50. facing on Cali
foruia avenue and the
FauntIer0y car line; com
handing view Of the
Sound and mountains. NJ
this price street grade. sew
er, water. gas and paving
paid. Terms $4,000 cash.
balance 5000 per month.
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$500

Lot s0xi.o. 80 feet above
the sea level. commanding
an elegant view OF the CAS-
cade Mountains. Mount ltal-
nler and the Olympic Noun
taina Terms one-quRrtcr
cash. balance. six. twelve
and eighteen months
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-14
$500

Big 59xIss-foot lot COM
rnandiug an elegant view OF
the sound and mountains,
ons short block from car;
paved streets direct to the
city without transfer.
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SEA VIEW PARK

Located on tho high ridge
IN W~at Seattle. two and
oue-haIf miles inside the
city limits. with California
avenue running thru the
center of the addition
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,..soo

Zig 50xf20- foot lot. two
short blocks from ear.
Terms 5000 cash. balance
$1,000 per month
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rorw11I c1.cr ms
y. 4 nKn wrrLYn

[ VIII make a new man OF you
II VIII give you new life
II will mean something for 70
In one weeks time, by
working evenings and sum
days. the canary birds viii
be singing their sweetest
songs FROM YOUR ROOF.
The sunshine which God
gives viii be as strong
upon YOUR MBLE
HOME as any paiatiaI man
sion on the Pacific slope.
The air which viii come
THRU YOUR DOOR AND
WINDOWS will be as pure
as the earth can give you.
The hours you spend around
that home pass 80 peasants
~. so sweetly. go quickly.
your labor for a home would
seem no greater task than
counting money or eating
ice cream from a swinging
hammock between two shell
terins shade trees in YOUR
BACK YARD.
Even the kESs
WHICH ARE YOURS feel
as free as you do. HAND
ING YOU FRESH EGGS
whenever you want them.
The temperament OF your
dog changes TO affection
everything around you in
YOUR HOME and outside
OF II Is WITH YOU.
IL Is mans life. IL isa
cheerful life. IL is the life
which God expects every
man TO enjoy.
This picture is not oycrdravn-
I IS presented to you
II Is waiting for you now
II is at your door mo-
LET rr snow rou TO-DAY
Our automobiles at our office
door
'eavins at 10, II A. NJ. ar. \
Direct to the property.
1t takes but so minutes rid.
1t takes so minutes to look /, owe
1t takes so minutes to come back
A-ACRE ONLY sfss
$40 DOWN. IS MONTHLY
is-ACRE ONLY ss7s
$40 DOWN. $3.50 MONTHLY
CHOICE PLOTS
i.-AcRE sa4s
$40 DOWN. Sc MONTHLY
ls-AcRE siss \
$50 DOWN. $40 MONTHLY
80 minutes ride on street
cars from shipyards. h
Cars every 20 minutes hi
$3.50 a. NJ to 1850 Night
WATER
ELECTRICITY
TELEPHONE
NEAR THE LAKE
NEAR THE BEACH
No place around Seattle
has anything over this
INVESTIGATE AND SEE FOR
YOURSELF
COME TO-DAY
COME TOMORROW
COME ANY DAY
ILL YOU LET ME HELP You.
" raH,lN
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Corner. seyi3o. half a block
from paved street ana
boulevard. terms onc-duar-
ter cash. balance. SIX.
twelve aud eighteen months.
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80 acres 81 good smooth land. all
fenced. house. barn. some far m
tools and 10 acres in alfalfa: 90
acres ready for pillow. Price on this
attractive ranch only 5000. terms.
II you R-e interested in ranch.
see this one.
20 acres. 20 in 7-year-old CONNER
cial apples. under FUN water
right and on paved road: : y miles
from town. We viii divide in 20
acres. giving each 20 one io-acre
tract. price on this Is only $3.50
per acre. This rs n bargain VI
there ever was ono. Nice. smooth
land. no rock. Al land.
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$3.50

Buys big soxiee-foot lot.
facing on a iee-fcot avenue.
hack TO a s0-foot alley. paw
ing in and paid a, this price.
Located on the high ridge
Of jefferson Heights adtotn-
ing jefferson Park and the
Municipal Golf Links
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TAKE FAUNTLEROY
CAR NUMBER TWO

On First avenue, or Cate
wood buses TO w. Juneau ~.
Inquire at the little white
office on the left hand side.
where you will find our
statesmen from 10 o'clock in
the morning until 3 .. M.
ready and willing to show
you the best close-in home
lots on the market today.
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d FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE

Hrr coon laEn
II doesn't take an Alexander 30 toll
YOU that land values and rents are
going up.
HAtisHu 10 sCHr FbR-s
North ~ seattle selling At from 1900
20 1850 each are priced very low !.
IN fact less than half what simi-
lar land "a this locality in held and
selling at
with Eggs. butter milk berries ana
all farm products constantly hd-
Nancing. you should iiuf a. once
one Of these fertile level farms
while they last
This II an Insurance for your fam
iiyH future comfort. you owe II 10
them
farms while you are getting good
wages and "a viii return to you
many fold profits.
r.%-ry sopty
72s Third Avenue
usryrRsrrV ptsTHicT
1890. t-room BUNGALOW. full CO.
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LAKr CIVILIAN ORCHARD

on the shores 81 beautiful Lake che
Ian. . acres In i2-year-old orchard
OF commercial varieties. this tact
was one OF the first sections %
tracts In this district. orchard has
had the very best % care. crop
should pay the price We ask: 5T5
feet lake front. $500 cash viii get
this orchard. Bargain.
500 acres ~ land. all cleared. plowed
and ready 10 crop. lies level ana
only J miles TO town and comes
under the state survey for irriga-
ton. owner says sell. only Sc per
acre. this - only price OF clearing
and blowing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-14

TO C1.osT Az EsTlTr
am offering the following
properties:
5000 O0--T.ot ?. block Q. Loch-
lcVeu Addition; lot 60Ni30:
Groom bungalow. well con-
structcd. running water: wood
shed, we'll located: good view
and surrounded by attractive
homes.
81 SO0.o0--i acres. Rainier VAL
lev North Myrtle St; all I'M
der cultivation: land lies level:
Groom house: city water; will
divide II desired.
NJ, +. WIGHT
Executor NE Hogo bldg.
IAKF wASHtNcros
PROPERTY
10 DAILY BoATS-5c FARE
s2.1O0-S5xs0o-f water front.
including shore lands; lies
We'll; close to ferry landing.
$3.50. 00--50N260 foot waterfront,
including shore lands.
$500 0-Tract 60N27S. lies we'll:
fine view; covered with native
trees; close TO paved boule-
ward; additional property can
be had if desired.
81. SOC. 00--S-room house, good
repair; cunning water; beau
tiful view city. lake and
mountains: 2is acres land;
land alone is worth more than
price asked for the entire
property.
y. y. WIGHT
MAIN 312 lll2 HOGE BLDG.
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IS FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE

RENTERS,
owN YOUR HOME
Buy 4 QUARTER ACRE At
sFAtTU-r1 voRrH CuoyH
30 MINUTES FROM PosToFFlcE
on GREENWOOD BOULEVARD
just outside city limits. no city
taxes. with all city conysnienccH
light. water. phones. paw q
streets. etc. Buy one 81 these fine
tracts. pay small amount down.
and We viii build 20 suit you.
Several fine homes 20 cost over
$4,000 now being planned. This
property 10 in class with the
Highlands ana other high c lass
suburban property Quarter aces
A. low as G3G0-any size tract you
want.
r-vr,Hr TRACY cIRARgD
TvERr sTHYTTT GRADED
Come out and sec FOR yourself the
cheapest high class property on
the market Come and buy one Of
tho few boulevard lots left for
sale Just consider quarter
acre on a paved street.-the paving
alone cost US what We ace asking
for the lot Everything you de-
Hlrc--wonderful view, convenient
90 city. plenty Of room. fine gar
den soil low taAes Don't delay
our automobile ls at your service.
Phone Main fG2 for appointment.
NoRTH GH0vK LAND CO
sis seaboard Bldg. ith and Pike
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,, BARGAINS
. 10 Kt.E C~urty
70 90 acres. near Maple valley.
- $40 an acre We have four
70 81 these foTties. EsHy terms.
4 90 acres. nearly level. covered
ID with alder and maple. some
70 fir. running water. one
p mile from Boulevard. nrar
% ihnaauah. $40 an acre We
% have four Of these tNrntieH,
70 Easy terms
70 Some very choice screE just
% north % the city limits.
% az Halter Lake. 1850 an
. acre. SO cssh.
i : scres. AL cleared. q min
o utcs from thr shipyards.
- f-room house. Price $1,000.
f. 1900 cash.
70 100 acres. one hours drive
ID from this office lies Ncils
D on county road. sis an
p acre easy terms
ID
GAHTpN. sarDos AIN
NtLf.Ft. tnes
. eos Columbia Elliott $50
!, - d, n y - n a., n = n n n n .
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nAHs.Iss ~ HorsTs

EAHsaryS ~ HorsTs
large rooms. modern in every re-
spect. fine built-in bookcases.
china closet pancied dining room.
fireplace. hot water heat: house
only ) or years old: lot 30 by
100: assessment paid in fun: Il
block from paved street In WALL
ingford district: owner leaving
city and cut price to fLs5o. $500
cssh
owner going 10 Europe last part Of
this month. and wants to soil s.
room modern. with fun basement
lot 50xiio covered with garden.
fruit and shrubbc-y. only 4 hlocl,
TO car: fine district. Price t2.5a0.
$500 cash. t.5 per month.
f-room now bungalow: lot 5nXl.0:
handy to shipyArd. Price 1880.
$500 cash '25 per month.
tkSTsy a SrrTov
Elliott 53i7 1910 First Ave.
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The Automobile Section on Pages
and 10 Is Full of Interesting New
OR SNiE--REAL ESTATE


voun HowE
VIII IL be rented
house or a nice little
ranch. with a cottage
all your own. with flow
ers. a garden, cow or
two. a few chickens and
lots Of fruit and flowers,
as TO so rER AcRr
We offer 10. e and 90
acre tracts OF cut-over
land. fertile. highly pro-
duetive soil. suitable for
all kinds Of general
farming. and especially
adapted 20 the raising
OF small fruits and Der
rlcs on very. very easy
terms A small cash
payment viii give you
immediate possession OF
one OF these desirable
tracts. located IS miles
from the heart Of Sc
wwr1oywHsT
Our mills and camps
employ hundreds Of men.
Our offer 20 sawmlil
men and iogEers Is very
interesting. writ. for
81 at ono.
SCHOOLS
There are several good
grade schools close 20
our land. some OF them
located on a. The sno-
honlsh high school Il
Just six miles away. \
stag. furnishes trans
portatlon for students.
RGsns
snohasnish county u
famed for It's many
miles OF good roads. All
our property is located
on good gvavelsd roads.
kept in good condition
the year round. work
on the paved road TO
Three Lakes has started.
Freight may be shipped
to Three Lakes by y. r.
c. y. or C.. NJ. & ST. r.
As an investment this
land should prove 70 be
highly profitable. with
the development Of Sno-
honlsh county. this land
should increase in value
very rapidly.
Write for literature. or
better yet. come at once.
ruHyw LANE. LrurEr CO. /
LAND DEPARTMENT
c. VI. MCKENZIE. Manager
Three Lakes. wash.
HALL. & CONNOLLY
lilo First Ave.
Snohomish. Agents.
o
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yrAF
COUNTRY HOME
CITY CONNENIENCE9
CITY WATER
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THE
BEAUTIFUL
woonHoSr HEACB
PROPERTY Is NOW on EAT.f.
nnnnmoyr nr.cn

w'n0DwoyT MACH
Is charming place 10 spend tho
summer. or week end. buiid n bun
galow. or pitch tent Not
public resort. hut n place designed
and nrtirttCaily laid out for sum
mer and pe rmancnt homes.
We are offering some b au [ Z u
tracts. s0xi80 and 60x2s0 feet.
some Of them parked out aud
seeded accessible to good roads,
with pure spring watc- pipcd. at
$3.50 TO $3.50.
We want you 20 SOC WOODMONT
BEACH Gail Main 1857. our
autos ready TO take you. or drive
out In your own car. follow high
line boulevard two miles south Of
n"H Moiner. look for the big sign.
w . - - " q NJ BEACH" our
statesmen on tho grounds every
afternoon and all day Sundays.
WIN bc pleased TO show YOU tho
prope rty.
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ssHp .NE
trnohstructed view: paved street. 6
nicely arranged rooms: fireplace;
furnace, oak floors; built-in fca-
lures.
$3.50 Terms
FArrToI HUt
rooms: modern. on 18th ave. n:
two bedrooms and bath on first
floor. paved street and paved
alley. Very desirable location.
$4,000.
rxrvrHsrrv
Four blocks from campus. on paved
street: fine rooms. toilet and
iavatory on first floor; fine fire
place. excellent furnace; fun base
mcnt. lot 40 feet front, extending
back TO l6-foot alley.
This Is Snap at $1,000.
CAPITOL SILL roRNEH
rooms: furnace; fireplace: and
everything up to date; close to
18th ave. car. and very desirable
at the low price OF $6.350. You
can find nothing better at the
price,
only s6.350; Terms.
JOHN J, ELLIoTT co.
32l Loary Bldg.
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bFGrTrI-rr WORTH ru0YE
30 MINUTES FROM POsTOFFICE
or GREENWOOD BOULEVARD
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There are several good
grade schools close 20
our land. some OF them
located on 70. The sno-
honlsh high school II
Just six miles away. 4
stage furnishes trans
portatlon for students.
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soRTH GHovK LAND CO
sis seaboard Bldg. ith and Pike
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-14

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