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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-18

'pecie de bala sujeta a 81 pie &c Il
Bosnia ' de Ia Herzegovina, conqu'S-
tadas gracias a algo qLe Sc aSeme-
ia a IN escamoteo. FGe arroJado
de Ia confederation germanlca por
IN antique vasallo suyo que Sc convlr-
ito en- su mas terrible rival y que sc
.Dodero del aguila imperial, possession
.-bereditaria de la familia. .LeJos de
tratar de vengarse de este mortal
nitrate. Sc arroj6 81 mismo en- los bra
EOS de aquel que Sc 10 habla mill
gido.
Uno de los acontecimientOs mas
vergonzosos es IA Historic de Ia eVo-
@lucion sin dignidad de este vencl-
do que Sc deja encadenar benevo-
Iamente Dor su vencedor. Francisco
Jese pudo en- IN momento recuPe-
rar su perdido prestigio voivlendoSe
r~esueltamente hacia la FrancIa trail
6oramente atacada. No 10 qulso a pc
sar de las neg~ociacioneS mas o menos
francas u entablo en- 1870 por con-
ducto del Archiduque Alberto con ell
Emperador Napoleon. Pero apenas
fue este derrotado Y destronado. vol
VIC Embellishments Ia cara hacla a
tras Y lie tendio la mano al principe
dc Bismark.
FL Canciller. que temia mucho un
resurgimiento demasiado rapIdo de
nuestro pals, le hizo. en- verdad, algu-
nos anticipos. BESIDE ell mes de Fe-
brero dc 1872 respondio a elias en-
vjando a uno de sus ayudas de cam
DO 4 lie llevara al Em~perador Gull
Iermo una carta autografa de fell
, citacion, con motive del anlverSarlo
de su natalicic. Dos meses deSpues,
el General de Gabienz iba q su vez a
Berlin para asistir a la enCrada de
| regreso de las tropas alemanas ' a
la inauguration del monumento de
Federico Guillermo II. Esta elecclon
fue notada, pues Gablenz era e. uni
co general auStriaco que, en- 1866, ha
bia batido a los prusianos en- e. COM
/ bate de Trantenau.
Desde csc momento el hIelo eSta-
ba roto. ' las relaciones Sc hicleron
mas cordiales. Hubo e~ntrevlscas en-
! Gastein. 'en Salazbourg, donde los
dos CancillereS. Bismarck Y de Beust,
~parecieron c~olocar los cimlentos de
IN acercamiento effective. El uiti-
mo. hombre mediocre Y facil de ma
~nejar. fue dominado bien pronto por
su terrible contrincante. "Nuestros
dos espiritus Sc encontraron reunl-
dos como una lave en- Ia cerradu-
ra'', decia 81.
Al dar cuenta de eStas platicas,
nuestro encargado de negocios en-
Berlin, ei Marques de Gambriac, a
gregg Embellishments este comenta-
rio: "Olvido decir que Ia persona que
era duena de Ia entrsea, teaia Ia Ia
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-18
Trad. especial para LA PRENSA.

T-,5 .sD-ciaI para LA PRENSA.
la entente ha obhgado a Arcnlou-
one lose a abdicar las funclones de
Iss cua Sc habia apoderado. De esta
manera pronunci6 no solamente Ia
eviction de un hombre, sino Ia de una
razsxy su sentencia recuerda los te-
rribIes anatemas que Napoleon fulmi-
no contra las dinastias que osaoan
alardear de su poder: la Casa de
HaDsburgo-Lorena ha dejado de rel
mar.
sacramento que todos aquellos a
ouienes agobia e. tardo de una ne
rencia pesada q causa de los atenta-
dos tiranicos de las ~vioIencias, no
SON cuIDables en- el mismo grade. En-
+o5os los casos. 10 son menos que eI
abueIo funesto que, durante IN 60
hierno de cast SeSenta amos, en- eI
ono - desarrollarou terriblcs dramas
~ax-eriores G interiors;. prepare Ia
rn;na de su raza con Ia terQuedad de
nm maniaco. t~erquedad en- Ia que ha-
brian visto los Antiques 81 dedo de
a Fatahdad. Uno dc ellos mISmoS,
q 1ltimo vastago de los antiques Ce-
sares. Sc nos preSeata baJo IA ilgu-
"a De ma victima deStinada al hoio-
causto Dor crimeneS que no cometlo'
Carlos Icino. en- c~ircunStanclaS tragl-
cas-, una corona q no deola haoer re
cibi6o y cue era demaSiado peSada
nara Ia frente del joven. Trato dc
a~sert-arla mejor ronpiendo los vlncu
los comprometedores ' peLgroSoS-
Fra demasiado tarde. Arrastrado Por
Ia tormenta. no pudo nj aparclguar
esta ' eludirla. Fue barrido, como
esos &rboIes demasiado fraglIeS a
los L el ciclon arranca de ralz en-
tanto que deia a las viejaS enclnaS
que mueran de vejez. DestIno mas
Gigno de conmiSeracion que de odlo'
en- ell que Sc reconoce Ia acclon
memorable de la ley. an vieja como
ell mundo. que caStiga hasta de Il
posteridad lejana IA talta de propie-
dad de los aS~cend!enCes.
FL verdadero responsible de Ia ca
tastrofe, el que con Sus propiaS ma
nos rompio el trono milenario de
Rodolfo de HapsbUrgo, Francisco Jo-
Sc II, Sc extinguio sin s~acudidas. pc
70, probablemente. no sin remordi-
mientos. Quien sabe de que espanto-
SOS fantasmas haya estado lena la
bora suprema de este hombre, malo
en- TODD. que fue durante tan largo
tempo IN tirano domestico ' IN es-
trangulador de pueblos. iQuien po-
drs decir que pesadillaS horribles
habran pasado ante sus ojoS duran
re u ul:imos momentos?
Fue ell eterno veacido. Perdio sus
bellas proyincias de Italia, tan dura-
mente o~priHnidaS durante medic siglo,
Y tan NAL reemplazadas por esa es-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-18
Fl GOBDOR. INFERNO De
TABASCO ESCAPE De
~VILLAHERMOSA
refugiado en- Ell jug
gado de Distrito

MERIDA, Sept. 17.-Comunican de
Villahermosa, Capital de Tabasco, que
ell dia ocho del presente a las ocho
de la noche, el gobernador INFERNO
del Estado, nombrado por la legisla-
tura ~"greenista," licenciado Tomas c.
Garrido. abandono precipitadamente
Ell Juzgado &c Distrito en- donde sc
hallaba r~efugiado, embarcandose a
bordo del auto-bote Roberto rum
DO puerto de F~roptera, a donde lego
antier.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-18

Fundadamcntc creo que 81 todos los
aombres que t~uvieran los prime-os sinto-
mas dc una enfcrmedad acudieran a mi,
IN 10 successive habria poca o ninSuna ne
.csidad dc consular epecialistas para las
Intermediates cr6nicas. pucs los curaria
prorta y definitivamcate.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-18

Cuando necesite libros en- espanol
dirijase a Ignacio E. Lozano. lis n.
Santa Rosa. Ave, San Antonio, Tex.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-03-16

onepiece robe it is Of indigo velvet Note
the coat-like arrangement in front made By
diagonal slashing Of the sides and high
belt Of medium width. The pocket-like effect
Is also novel. The high collar and the cuffs
Of the long sleeves are Of straight pieces OF
leopard skin. The bun silk lining Is re-
Vealed at the slashed sides and by the
loosely hanging pockets and the slightly
turned back sides formed by the seams IN
the lower part Of the sleeve. The hat Is Of
leopard skin, as are the bands which trim
the bag of old blue silk. The smartness Of
the bag is enhanced by the tassel Of copper
flagree.
The third of the costumes Of coquetry
have called the Voice from the East"
Chiefly built Of blue-gray gabardine, It has
rich touches Of black. The upper part OF
the one-piece gown is Of black taffeta, which
meets the gabardine at the bust line.
narrow panel of blue serge embroidered with
black soutache and finished with deep and
heavy black silk fringe depends from the
bust line, giving an Oriental semblance to
the costume.
Slightly fitted In at the waist in repeated
folds, the gown terminates in Q narrow,
slashed skirt, The sleeves are full and
fashionably Wrinkled. The neck 10 outlined
by q fatty arranged ribbon of Oriental
colors In brilliant diversity. The hat is Of
electric blue velvet, finished by cocks feath-
ers Of indigo blue.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-03-16

THE group Of three gowns which you
see reproduced on this page class
ify as BEST Beau" gowns because
they are the last word i'm 1919 coquetry. All
are afternoon gowns Of the newest cuts and
eolors. The large left-hand figure have
called Looking Back" It Is Of that shade
that denotes to me the deeply thoughtful,
often reminiscent, mood.
Once there was In your country q popular
song through which pulsed the ache Of long
Ing for what had been and could never be-"
It was called "In the Cleaning" To me
the taupe always suggests such mood Un-
less relieved by masses of cheerful color 1t
has upon me a distinctly depressing effect.
While l am sensitive to colors. l have heard
others speak Of the same reac-
ton to the color, which is like
twilight among the clouds.
This afternoon costume OF
taupe coIored velvet has mar
row, draped skirt, with border
at neck and wrists Of sable
bands. Over the fur ct the low neck open
ing falls Q FufRle Of ecru nlet lace. The dag
Onal belt and hip girdle are Of old blue vel
vet A close black satin hat, with sloping
bFim, and . loosely massed black lace veil
are worn with the Looking Back" costume.
OF Q distinctly different note IL the gown
shown on the upper middle figure, and which
have dubbed Beware" A straight'line,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-03-16

Copyright 1919 by Star Company
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-11-08
COUNTY SWEET
POTATOES ATTRACTING
DEALERS ATTENTIO

several carloads of sweet potatoes
may yet be marketed in Ardmore if
the ,rov,ars ,,m ,c+ o,iol,,,.. soi,
........ .,.,
guy ''''''" VI 'i'e '""IilD'F u-
commerce this morning. when asked
as TO what progress. if any. is being
made toward securing a market for
the largest and best CROP of sweet DO.
t1toes ever grown I'm Carter county.
I'VE had a long distance call yes
torday evening from the Southland
Sweet Potato Curing and Storage As
sacl1tion saying they would pay $l.40
per hundred for select graded stock
@lid Mr.. Smith. THE association will
send man to Ardmore to receive and
/ pay spot cash for the potatoes. They
win also furnish hampers. But they
cannot afford to DO this unless there is
assurance that several carloads VIII
/ be available.
Our information Is that the crop
this year is far greater than the local
demand Already several cars have
been shipped to Madul for storage i'm
q new Wells system storage house
Every storage house is fun to capacity
ana the local market is glutted. Some
growers are preparing to feed the sur
plus to hogs, but stock hogs are high
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-11-08
CORRECT ENGLISH OBJECT
OF UNIVERSITY CAMPAIGN

Norman, Okla, oct. IA nation
wide campaign is being waged by col
leges and universities against the use
Of slovenly English by the American
people. The University Of Oklahoma
joined the campaign this week.
A check will be made on the class.
room English Of all students and those
showing deficiencies probably will be
given individual instruction. Grades
may be lowered in an effort to compel
attention to the errors. The campaign
is in charge of members Of the English
faculty.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-11-08
Iad agreed to take $4,000 more. H

had agreed to take $4,000 more. He
said
IF the proposition as it now stands
goes through we will buy about Il
thousand bushels of seed which we
will cure and store for use next spring.
We will place the slips with farmers
in this county so as to assure necessary
acreage. In the summer we will build
storage for at least $1,000 and possibly
10000 bushels Of potatoes"
COTTON SEED HULLS EQUAL TO
TIMOTHY HAY, ONLY GOc PER HUN
DRED. OIL MILL. 2t-lmO.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-11-08
A Tickle is The BEGINNING

Of a Throat cold or painful cough.
HAYES HEALING HONEY Stops the
Tickle by Healing the Throat. 35c
per bottle adv.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-11-08
POULTRY FANCIERS
WILL HOLD EXHIBITION
EARLY IN DEC EN- B { R

The Garter County Poultry Associa-
tion held an interesting meeting mt the
court house "Wednesday night and form.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-10

EIGHT acres. in borough; main-streei
fronts: 1ne old stone mansion Of II rUoms
. bath: all conyanirnCes: fine barn, garage
over 400 bearing fruit trees. Chas. W
Russell 3O5 Real Estate Trust Ride.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-10
WEST pUiLADELPHIN

S4sOo-ELEC light. hot.watcr .hoai laundry
days: cost sia0o Mcclure & 60. Is $ 10th.
NEAR l7Tu AND CEDAR beautiful two,
sai"o. HWERtAN REALTY. Ills walnut
lea AND l3n \. G2D Sr--rwo story, pnrch
electric light etc easy terms. s. j
Rodgers l'oN Morrs Bldg.
/ NAVE an exceptional homo for saIoo.
&RTiiifR J LEtr0lp 5Oi South S2i
saG5o 5oTIt ST. near Chestnut, side yard
II $ prNLAP. 575s Market st
"OwN YOUR HOMIE Gown your hpme "
rAMRER4FP I Mc.bERm6rro ids y sad "51 81.
90 PORCH DWELLINGS. g rooms. al
NMERICAN REALTY. 1i1S Walnut
GRhEN,WAYs WE .au!rs W.2dlanI ,,, ayg. =
SMITH, i-aS rrint Rreeze ave.
NEAR 5ith and Ealumogcl- porch. : lerEo
rooms; an modern, S276o. American
Realty. 14iS Walnut
57TH ANp MASTER 81 houses in this soc
American Rcaltv f4lS Walnut.
NINE INVESTMENT PROPERTIES over
,23 RiAN, 5aoS Market%si
NEW OPERATIoN under WAY. 5nrh s Mar
,rE$%d!&r3 tI'26 G6.. Il & 5a,6 st Eoln, TG aaoi
42i \. WILTON ST rooms. porch pr,c,
$4,000, Empire Trust co.. 18Th and Ian
caster ave.
RfGiR cgrrfg1r rffgE1r6b ''i@HsI"3 sci 5ed 4Dr
S2t ~ SM s52 prS rAe rant sch HAS n rrco4a
NRTHUR J. LEI'roip sol South va
6i93-25-27-2n IRVING ST.-hirltght modern
make oner mar. floor clarke. 27' $ Goth
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-10
REAL EsTATE-sALE OR RENT
FactorIes. Manufacturlnr FIoo,.

No MONEY required II ground is improved
will take mortgage; lot 22N350; opposit .
Penna r. r. freight station, both and Oak
ford sts (W. Washington ave); has
irnnts, all municipal improvements mad de
Apply Emil Guenther, 20th and Grays
Ferry road. -
lot 80. 600 80. H.. 3Sd and s4th SITS. and
(irays Ferry road wv. Washington ave j,
penna r r., sidings; satisfactory terms
Apnly Emil Guenther. 26th and urays
Ferry road.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-10

BEFORE buying grQund for your future
illustrated booklet, Facts About oakmont."
the ideal suburb along the great Ardmore
near tie T.. n, II, main line, churches. high
school. STATEN and stores; l2b restricted
Ice: So minutes TO city Hall, A. Howard
Ritter, Agent. 2OB =. 7th st., or VIM. q
ises.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-10
NEW JERSEY FARMS

ATCO-lh acres; s-rm mod. dwg stable
large chicken hCues; 7A fruit trees: neal
sta; S99OO; $1,000" cash Getty. 80 ~ 18th
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-10
PENNsYLNANIA FARMS

FOR Four-acro larm; excellent locs-
tlon. practically new house barn; fruit
store; mail delivery: price $3.50
FOR SALE--Onc-aU Ud-u-half-acre ur0perty. 8
rnprrsd hr'Ck dwelling. cOnveniences, fine
land; on trolley: price sa20u ,quclS posscss''n
FRANCIS W. WACk Schwenksvillo Pa
NEW 10 city hall-SO-acre farm. Mont.
rooms. laundry, hardwood floors. 2 baths,
INV. heat; fruit, old shade; new tenant
house rooms bath wired; stone barn
artesian well; attrac. price. ", q HODGES
Emergency Fleet Rroad and Cherry.
e5 ACRES on state rd,, acres timber
stream: T-rm brick house: elec. lights; %
stall barn: 3 outbldgs artesian we'll: steam
r. n. & trolley on property; $40 900 halt
can remain. See owners representative
lT28 y sth St, March 18th.
05-ACRE dairy and poultry farm: good
buildings; Z acres woodland ~ acres win
Tor grain: $4,000; $1,000 cash required.
HAPP 30Os n 5rIT ST
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-10
WEST PpiLtDFLPHIa
BOARDING

gRATZ N. ol42--Nery nicely furn. rooms
and boa riding. Diamond 240s w
GREEN lsl2-Suite with hath: single vac. :
running water evcrv room: excellent table
WALNUT, 4Al8--Room and hoard: . gen
ttemen man aud wife Barring 1870,
10TH N. isiS-Elcgant room and boa rd
for 2 gentlemen: modern improvements,
steam heat and electric light. Phone Dia.
mond GhGt w.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-10
Overbrook Apts.

4. q. COR. SID AND LANsDowNE AVE.
20 Minutes to Center OF City
.euperior suites Of spacious, outside rooms,
,Gnished In auIet taste and studied elegance.
with all latest appointments: also pafitries,
lsvndries and private porehes: rents 800 and
s. GINSBURd. 1901 Chestnut st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-10
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE

WILL EXCHANGE shares OF gllt-edge stock
home property. r a2O. Ledger ofiice. ivy
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-10
RIRKIYN
MEDIA

THIRTEEN ROOM modern stone-a nd-stucc0
dwelling with garage. lot LOOKED; Mt troll
lev RYAN, 5N0S Ma rket st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-10
TIOGA

RtIsCoMB ST, 402-Four bedrooms, steam
heat, possesslon: easy terms; open To
daily, dEo, NJ AMAN. 1918 Chrstnut st.
,s500-4o08 N, 4thj rooms. excellent CON
cRAvENS $ sons. 2Ois Columbia ave. ' "
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-10

GENTLEMAN. approaching the courtesy Of
refined environment secure warm
cheerful apt. with wel-coolIed, nourishins
meals. In a zeal home in select suburb. 20
min. from Phia Phone Melrose 62S w or
write r Tn6 Tndrer OfHce.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-10

\ HOUSES. n. e., q rooms. bath, com
paratiyely new: convenient to all car lines.
rents $40. price S235O; these arc worth $1,000
American Realty 14IS Walnut
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-10
BOARD WANTED

BOARDING home for little brother and SIS
ter and years OF age. Write or ca II
the Catholic Children's Rureau 1917 Vino st
BOARDING. house for baby boy years
old Write or call the Catholic Children S
Bureau. 1917 Vine st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-10
MELROSE PARk

DETACHED stone and brick summer and
winter home. ~ rooms, baths: large
garage. lot s5xis5 r. hot-water heat; hard
wood floors open fireplace: sleeping porch
very high location. with plenty OF shade;
convenient 10 train and trolley. To Inspect
amply at W. n. chambers. 4993 ". Broad 81
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-10
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
RENTAL LISTS


'l36 ARCH ST-Fine dwelling with All
modern convenienCes good repair LIE DEF
lEAlTY co, t2os North American Bldg
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-10
IIl,IAS

BROAD ST. \. 5I23- semidetarhed mod
crn residence, bedrooms, large living
room incioscd porch; 10 It, In. front,
extending bach to York I'd.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-10
NARBERTH

s5sOO-wAYNE AVE. 3-story home on lot
60x1OO; steam heat: very attractive /.
WILLIAM A. MeCREA, Ardmore.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-10

! LOGAN-Broad 81, 5000 bocll-Throe- story
house. all modern cows, 10 rooms, .
baths. CHAMBERS, 4N33 n. Broad si
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-10

s760O-TWO- STORY. s-room shngle dwell
ing with garage, on lot 5OY13O
WILLIAM a McCREA, Ardmore.
N-E,IV sr,nr, r,ndorr hunKalow, CGnvenien
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-10

\ FURNISHED HOUSE. about g rooms In
desirable suburb within committing dis
,ance ~ Chester, describe fully. r 32G.
Ledger Offrc
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-10

- -
MT AIRY-Scmidetached house: lot iON las. .
II rooms baths, la semt mt laundry, omen
nrcplaCes, hOt-wHtor h"at. electric and rns
lighting; in perfect condition; newly pa.
pered and painted. price Slt,OOO. Apply
owner. GS43 Anderson. Phone Germantown
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-10
HERKNESS & STETSON
LAND TITLE BUILDING
LARGE. COLONIAL
MANSION AND 20 ACRES
HERKNESS & STETSON

NAarlv new IS rooms and baths; garage
stabIe lodge: FINE OLD SHADE runnin
stTesm hirh elevation; " hour motor rid
from Philadoluhia city Hall
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-10
USED AUTOMOBILES

o.,.,- ATTENTION
BUSINESS man, on account Of economic
pressure; finds n necessary Ia promptly sell
\ nGfautitpl touring car. In fne condition; /;
o~,Wue Wheels and tires and all required
cnras. price SO attractive that first plausible
anrcors WI, t.- ne secspted, Garage. 57th st and
d4It evenings.
SEN NEhAb, 1plS sliRhtly-used Vim half-ton
r,nsat nsnt uellvery trucks factory new car
n,so ns nave s one 3ls ton heavy duty Vim truck,
vurr,Ii IoF three months; viii sacrifice those
tnnged' ,voMRs MOTOR COMPANY is14 V
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-10
REAL ESTATE roR SALE
CITY

s HOUSES. n. E., rooms bath, com
rsns rsTsiiSey r new s2ny,nsnt 9G to all car lines
American Realty. t4is Walnut.
23s.Il;G3.65 WATERLoo-Rent s3i; asking
fXRKREETR. 2Eg 2IEs5a e. Allegheny ave
M9REFN y thy saRr e. az s s gSRe oS 3
sie,Ooo. woRREii. b5S n lin. -'''V 10
! BROAD ST. CORNER LOT 2lXSl: No RE
TON NEEiY. iioiiI GtHEsTNitETi, Il, sT. ''o'N'
NEAR Broad ana susauehanna. a-sty. 10
gS9 PTSp Tln rgC t9r bis bar
rooms ond nYYSiSai2s iSaIdfs SsasSo = modern
JAMES y. HARE, 18th and Morris
/ LoGAN-Broad 81, 5000 bocll-Throe.sto
batSs. Ss'e ckMPRg9RSsEn 4SSs II Broad g icons 81
3o2s w. LEHIGH- Porch, 10 rooms: posses.
se s0Ns a?TSn s6in Gs GOlsmSIs si"SH wM L.
| 8iOo REACH S'r.--rorch q rooms bath and
,2Soo finney " and Porter SITS. - ''''''
BEAuTlFUL modern home eli corvenienccs;
ADAM q JAEGEh. 100 widsnefr" f"' niag. SUIT
| 1910 DIrMAN sT Dwelling, lot iOxioo;
| bargain at $1,000. Manckc. 1898 E Ortbo.
IHAVE operation Of AZ new dwellings; un-
nsgS sopg1SNgTKIr TSSSss Rs 'sSgi All cor
! SMALL PROPERTIES for sale for homes at
! CAMERON 2sit kcnsnRton ave
| 1900 COLUMBIA AVE, dwg, ~ rooms. .
| baths good loration for store and ants
| y. l.. Carre. 1920 n 2lth -
! 82OO BLOCK. POTTER sT-sN rooms.
| N.RERT r. F'1NNEY, u and Potter.
| ii.N y. CROsKEy--G rooms. rent ,Is.
.chenp. NM L. CRANEN'S s SONS. aOia
| Columba ave.
| 5000 BLOCK. JUDSON-.I houses. rented al
! stT; attractive; price 1880
! ADAM C. JAEGER 500 widencr Bldg.
zoos WILDER sT.-Two story, 9 rooms and
! n MCCONNELL. as $. 10Th st.
9,;3 r 81 Porch. 6 rooms. hath and sbod
good ,oudition: $4,000 ALBERT j. FIN,
NEY. II and Potter sts,
| ooS CANTREL1,. 1924 Mana - Rent $50
price for both Ns2a, BLASI. lSo5 :. 17th'
..O0 y 22D, - rms. elcc lights. hardwood
floors. fuo homo. Gl.nr 1917 Columbia
NEAR broad ar1 ALLEGHENY rorch rooms
S227H. Amc'A Rcalty. litS Walnut
$. PHII.A .--Thrco 5r. hluses, rent Sii; prlce
,iiO0 clear. SMITH 1898 pt Rreozc ave
| 1882 \. opp ST. i2 rms, i7NloO; assessed
HAVE several homes IN konslneton: scnd
for list CARNEY. Si3 Y Mloghenv ave
2o3o y 32D. IA rms. baths, good location.
uoo~ Park. Glenn. 1ii7 Columbia.
| 3io4 CLIFFORD ST. Mod. II rms, pr. or.
dor: sort lot: noss J Addis.l7ao \ 24th.
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AUTOMOBILES TO HIRE

TOURING CAR, f-passenget Limousine.
sl.60 per hour up. Poplar 1867.
TO HIRE. 5-nass. tour. car. by hour day or
contract very reas Ph Diamond TO72
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business Properties and stores

PARKWAY STORE PROPERTY
Arch 81, 1624-Four story, lot 22Nl5n to
tuthbart: BROAD street station. ensy terma
y. II. SCHRENk, Attorney.
lo1S chestnut
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CORNER BOWMAN AVE. AND VALLEY
ROAD on a high elevation. is one of the
most delightful homes In Merton; modern in
every respect; bedrooms, baths. numerous
ireDlaces, sun parlor and sun in every room
q acre; the price il i2h 900, and there is
nothing In Merton 10 match II at the price.
For inspection or further particulars phone
Merton 543 NJ. Owner Robert A. Nicely,
or consult YOUR own broker.
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MARYLAND
HAGFRSTOWN

MANUFACTURING SITE
BricS building. practically frpproof: uner-
celled shlpplng facilities; raw materials ana
heir, suitable for almost any kind OF manu-
featuring: . rare oportunltv: reut low.
VICTOR NJ CUSHWA
HqVerstown Md