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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-13
SAYS COURTESY
IS GREAT ASSET
Members of Trio Club Hold
Open Discussion Follow
ing Lecture.

Courtesy and Respect" was the
subject of the open discussion which
featured the meeting Of the Trio
club held Monday evening at the
Y. NJ. C. A. The good to be derived
by the boy and young man through
the exercise OF courtesy 10 all
women and 20 his elders and super
iors was clearly pointed out in the
discussion, which was led by Glenn
u. Cunningham, assistant boys sec
Rotary.
Courtesy TO women" Mr. Gun
niugham said. means courtesy 10
all women and the respect of them
with no regard to their station i'm
life and without consideration OF
our personal or business relations
with them. Any boy worthy Of the
title gentleman Will instinctively
show the same respect and regard
20 other women as ne would wish
for other boys to show 10 his
mother or sister"
Gain Advantages
The advantages 10 be gained by
the young man in the business
world through the exercise of cOur-
tesy and respect 20 his fellows as
wCn as his superiors were also
stressed IN the general discussion
which followed Mr. Cunningham s
talk The fellow who is working
beside us today and the value OF
whose friendship we may be in
clined TO discount may be in a pO-
sition TO assist us tomorrow and
il is safe TO say that lie Will assist
those who by gentlemanly bearing
and the show of respect as we'll as
efficiency in their work prove
themselves able to grasp the better
things"
Knowles b. HOllowell, president
Of the club. presided at the meet
ing.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-13

Among the principal causes Of this
trouble is chronic enlargement ~ the
prostate gland and bladder irritation and
OF these and OF the scieuti@r discovery
uTOn which kellOgC's Brown Tablets are
based q noted medical authority says
"A symptomatic cure is usually achieved
The frequent impulses % urlnate and
the recurring desire az night ease. sue
cesses with this salt Lave been had
I'm men OF ninety years"
Every man young and old should try
this wonderful treatment. 10 works upon
the bladder 10 correct the faults that are
causing q host of men days and nights
az untold mis- ry.
Send coupon today. with six cents in
stamps 90 help paw postage and pack
Ing. for "a free IOc trial box Of Kellogg
brown Tablets. u F-ank - Kellogg Co.
Honmaster Block Battle Creek, Mich
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-13
No More
Getting
Up Nights!
Bladder Weakness Quickly Corrected
10y Recent Scientific Discovery
For Old and Young.
SO Cent Package Free

What a wonderful comfort 10 sleep all
night and not get up at least once. and
maybe six or eight times. every night
because Of bladter weakness Have YOU
forgotten what the restfulness and lux
ury OF an unbroken night OF untroubled
sleep rs Iike2
The Washington times., 1920-12-16
IN ES II Il i N ~ NJ
Investors Service

win be glad 90 for m readers In
authoritative This
is held
address
a
Service Munsey Building Washington, d. c.
The Washington times., 1920-12-16
Wages Must Be Cut,
Is Penrose Warning

necessary of the solution OF the
problem putting the back sound business OASIS oa
tor Penrose said today at Atlantic City. =, ~,
Discussing the gravity the question confronting the Finance Eo
conducting hearings, the Pennsylvania
leader made predictions not especially bright
PROFITS DOOMED
belief that generally conceded the
profits question whether sub
of provided
the He does not believe this can be done
the short time available.
opinion period hard times and
eral business prostraon" Senator Penrose said.
"The situation difficult 10 anayze
fact bound to set in from the hgh
prices and apparent prosperity during the
TAXED LIMIT.
nearly United States when
being the destroying the of While
the
the hand
reaches and profits when taken
into consideration with Federal taxes.
Perhaps the principal of all the ills which are likely soon to
break States Astounding
wealth. these deliberately
doned that there trying to develop them TO
be coniscated by the tax gaherers.
appalling. be exaggerated We
idly sit the cold light OF
without Illusions reach solid basis We cannot
tinue for many o go or have been doing
. EMPTY DINNER PALS?
general lack of employment will be at doors.
dinner will be
1896 during Wilson German tariff law.
S
"Prompt be afforded by Congress-
Soaring protective
will be enacted
many American industries from extinction"
The Washington times., 1920-12-16
HELPS EXPORT
CORPORATION WORK
President Mckee, Of National
Capital Bank, in New York
Aiding Big Effort.

President II. II. Mckee, of the Ma
tional Capital Bank, is in New York
in conference with Vice President
John McHugh of the Mechanics and
Metals National Bank and other lead
ers of the new 500, 100000 export cor
poration recently decided upon in
Chicago.
The corporation which is now in
process of formation is now stated to
be reaching tangible shape with sub
scriptions pouring in from all owe
the country, indicating that it Will
not take long to secure subscriptions
for the fun amount of the capital.
Mr.. Mckee, who is president OF the
National Bank Section of the Ar1eri-
can Bankers Association, VIII oh is
sponsoring the new organization. has
b, en- deeply interested in the prof ct
ana was chosen by Presid' mt Drum
of the association as Washington rep
resentatiye for the new work
All the larger local banks are asked
to make subscriptions to the W. rk
and it is expected that Mr.. Mckee
~all give special attention to tn 5
effort on his return from New York
on Monday.
The Washington times., 1920-12-16
Monarch Petroleum Company

Monarch Petroleum Company of
Texas. Is the stock good invest
ment? II not let me know how ]
should invest.
Answsr-Without casting any re-
Election upon the stock you ask about
in your letter. we should say ID does
not inyite the favorable considerable"
Of n critical Investor. We should not
call II a standard investment and
therefore not comparable, in our
opinion. with the best railroad stocks
and the best preferred industrials OF
with good bonds.
Before giving further consideration
to IL We suggest in all kindness that
you write TO any of the New YORK
Stock Exchange houses advertising
in The Washington Times and ask
them for lists Of current investment
offerings. You will then see for your
self the advantage OF investing in a
standard security that offers Away
quick marketability, a stock or bono
that has demonstrated down throuEh
the years its good quality.
The Washington times., 1920-12-16
LOCAL STOCK EXCHANGE.

The tables were turned on those OF
yesterday on the Washington STOCK
Exchange today, when stocks We're in
demand, no bonds being sold before
call and only seven deals in this form
of securities thereafter.
At the opening, ten shares OF Capt.
tai Traction sold at "a. Two deals in
this security were also made a1ter
call, when fifteen shares sold at the
same figure.
Shares of Washington Railway COM
mon numbering 100 brought Il :
after which the same number OF
Washington Railway preferred solo
Mt 81. One hundred shares of this
stock also sold after call at the same
price.
Union Trust stood at 1lS, ten shares
being sold, while 40 shares of Mer-
renthaler brought 120la.
In the bond trading two $500 Wash
ington Railway As sold after call at
SO. and seven $1,000 Washington Ga
as brought "A. \ $500 bond of the
last named issue sold at an advance
Of Il. Twenty-eight shares of Wash
ington Gas stock were disposed of
ut 40.
The Washington times., 1920-12-16
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET,
THE LATEST WIRES.
Furnished by Thomson & McKinnor

Furnished by Morgan Williams X Co., Inc.
NEW YORK, Dec. 16.-Special in
terest in speculative circles in prob
able extent of adjustment of wage
schedules in steel trade.
Claimed that preliminary state
ments of intentions of Independents
had much to do with selling of stocks
in last hour.
Another adverse factor mentioned
was the report of new political fric-
ton in central Europe.
Pointed out, however, that trend
of foreign exchange market did not
indicate anything serious in that d.
rcction.
Some professional traders reported
to have changed to the buying side
Estimated that short interest in
stocks has fallen from 100000 to
about OOO,O0O shares.
on the whole professional element
continues extremely bearish and is
predicting still lower prices.
Nanadium Corporation of America
declared dividend OF 81 share,
against $3.50 previously.
The Washington times., 1920-12-16
STEEL ISSUES sOFTEsT.

The Steel issues were the softest
on the list. Steel common yielding
but coming back again in the early
afternoon. Vanadium was affected
by the cutting of the dividend rate
and dropped points. Replogle ana
Crucible Steel fell over points,
while Baldwin Locomotive and Re-
public steel fell nearly points.
The railroad issues were firm and
fractionally higher, Reading selling
a point above the low, while South
ern Pacific was in demand. Small
advances were made in New York
Central. Union Pacific and Baltimore
and Ohio.
The Washington times., 1920-12-16
DEALINGS IN n. Y.
ON SMALLER SCALE
by MAX KASE,
I. n. =. Financial Editor.

NEW YORK, Dec. 1G.-Dealings
were on a smaller scale on the stock
market today than they have been in
weeks. Price changes were agiin
confused, with the general trend being
to lower figures. The daily budget OF
trade news again favored the pear
element, and told of further falling
of in the production of several steel
companies. the closing of several
steel plants around Pittsburgh, and
the passing of the United states
Food Products dividend.
The Washington times., 1920-12-16
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK, Dec. 16.--Call money
renewed at per cent today. OFFER.
ings of time money are small with
borrowers bidding per cent for loans
OF all dates on both classes collateral.
Better classes of Commercial paper
are discounting at IN per cent. There
is still a fair business at 81 per cent.
Country banks are the principal
buyers.
The Washington times., 1920-12-16
LOCAL SECURITIES
SALES.

Capital Traction, I09si
Washington Railway common, 1909
2lk.
Washington Railway preferred,
lOOq51.
Union Trust, 10@l1S.
Mergenthaler. l0ql20h, 100ql20 u.
After call
Washington Railway AS, s5OOq59.
S5OOq59.
Washington Gas 5's, 81 OOOg74.
81 ,OOOq7i, s1,000a7i. 81 ,00Oq7i, 81, 900
GA.
Washington Gas. 2O44O, $40.
Capital Traction. l0@s1, 5gsi
Washington Gas. 39i0.
Washington Railway preferred, 500
81, 50G5l.
Washington Gas SIS, S5OO@TiH.
The Washington times., 1920-12-16
ROTARY ENGINE COMPANY.

&. r.. 18th street-kindiy give IL
your opinion Of the Augustine Auto
matte Rotary Engine Company Of
Buffalo, y. u:
Answ~r-The stock referred TO in
your communication IL not In any
sense of the word the possessor Of
those elements that compose n real
Investment security. AS matter OF
fact, we regard tho proposition a
altogether too speculative. There IL
no need to give reasons. whole
letter sheet filled with explanations
wouldn't avail anything. Please take
our friendly counsel IA based upon
careful judgment and II you folio"
our advice. you may be saved from
possibly needless worry and eventual
loss.
This IL no reproack, however, on
the company itself, nor would we cen
sure you for being attracted. We
have merely placed the proposition In
what we believe to be it's right clasr
for your personal guidance. II you
still want to go into ii we must as.
you to do so on your own responS
bility.
The Washington times., 1920-12-16
COPPER, SUGARS AND MOTORS
WEAK.

The copper, sugar and motor shares
were weak. Anaconda slumped rs
md American Smelling dropped one
point. Cuba cane sugar fell one point
to a new low for the year. American
Beet sugar fell over two points.
Studebaker was forced down and
losses of over 1 point were sustained
in Goodrich and United States Rub
her
The Washington times., 1920-12-16
U. s. CERTIFICATES
OVERSUBSCRIBED.

The huge Treasury certificate of in
debtedness issue amounting to $500 =
900, 900 has been oversut scribed at
least $2OO,O 900 according to an
nouncement made today.
Both of the new issues are dated
December IS. One will ma ure June
Is and bears 5& per cent interest.
while the other bears 6 per cent and
runs for one year.
The preference, it is said, has been
largely for the q per cent certificates.
The Washington times., 1920-12-16
MIR. BEAN TO TALK.

Robert II. Bean, executive secre-
tary of the American Acceptance
Council of New York, will come to
Washington Tuesday to address the
class of the Washington Cha ter.
American Institute of Banking. that
evening according to annouh cement
made by Charles ID. Boyer, assistant
cashier of the Federal National Bank,
and president of the chapter.
The Washington times., 1920-12-16
CHICAGO Provision Market.
FURNISHED by Thomson Mckinnon
~ ,pop Pr

FURNISHED by Thomson & Mckinnon.)
Open- Prev.
ing High Low Noon close
Ian 22.0O s2.25 2I.9O 22.25 22.1O
Lard
Ian 1927 1887 1890 1887 1890
Nav. 1897 1910 1922 1910 13.37b
Ribs-
Ian. 1920 1l.22b 11.2O 11.40 11.35
lIayll.65 1lS0 11.65 1885 11.75b
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-09
DEATHS

WARDS, wife of John g. Room. AGED ss
dence. 500 Mt. Vernon st. Camden. N. J.
Int. private, Eversrecn Gem. Friends may
call Gun; sfter 2 p; m. ..o, orov.
N. j.. July 8. 1920. PAULINE A., vito ni
invited 10 attend funeral services. Sat. p.
Int; rpr@iyatg @ Nj Vernon Gaw $ PAULINE.
wife Of Samuel A. strinei tnee Benzenhofer).
aged 40. Relatives. friends and p. O. OF A..
208 Invited TO funeral services Sat. .. M
Iste, ,resldenee. 2o7s e. Lippincott st. Int
SUFFER-. July Z WARREN w, son Of
friends invited TO services, Sat-, 2 .. m.
21h Mt. Vernon at. Int. private. Remains
may be viewed Fri, to o .. m,
.T1NDALL---July L. 1920. HANNAH W.s
friends inylted TO funeral services on Sat-
urday at II a. M. at husbands residences
i417 N, t8th at, Interment private, -
wADENPFUHL--July 7, GEORGE e.
Jr.. son Of George and Maude Wadenptuhi'
aged 8, Relatives and friends Invited 10 ~
neral, Sat. 10 a. m. parents RESIDENCE. ~.
Manatawana ave. Roxborough. Int. lever
ington Gem. Friends may call Fri. after
WELCH.-,Juiy 8, LEMUEL o.. HUSBAND
Of Sarah Il. WEIGH (nee Thompronl aGea ,oa;
Relatives and friends are invited TO attenta attta
funeral services, Sun, p. m. at bis .sse
residence, di7 Miller st. Int. private
wononah Gem. Mon. morning
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-09
PLAN FOR WORLD JUDGES
League to Pick Jurlsts From List
Given by the Hague Court

The Hague, July 9.--(By A. P.)-
Agreement has been reached on the.
question Of selection Of judges for the
high court Of international justice. The
plan, which-although adopted without
opposition-is subject to second read
ing, provides the judges will be chosen
by the assembly and council Of the
League Of Nations from list drawn
by the existing court of arbitration at
The Hague.
Judges of each nation represented in
the court will be asked to name not
more than six candidates. Of whom, not
more than two can be their own. ma :
tionals. These national groups will be
requested to make their own selections.
after consulting the highest judicial
authorities of their respective countries.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-09
D,II IS AGAINST SCHOOL BAN
...,re Aimed at ParochIaI instI-
"'.,.,. Held Unconstitutional

k,,tione f1eIu oHeS'etssNs'e'@'
,s..;ng. Mich, July 9.--(By A. P.)
Attorney General Alex aroeseeck, in
!, oninion today, ruled that the pro-
- a.sd amendment to the state constitu-
pv,, !'.n designed to abolish parochial
wv '"Sools Is contrary to the federal con-
.stution and should not be placed on
tbe ballot in November.
" Mr. Groesbeck cited the fourteenth
.osudment @ of the fed.raI constitution
the and sfasss mmunes dS% 'ef'dsas Of s
tne adding that while the state has the
1ens, 1,.enndS,ubted a right to regulate private
unaoJlu'iit uinnols il cannot 60 as far as to abso-
Ssy prohibit them 1a,GinI Gr prsSvsnt ,Ssm those
wnU Tho nroposed amendment would make
;, Lng L,nmgiapwf,il pfl for any person to instruct
y ,1insn lh.u" between the ages of five and
enltop einteen in other than public schools.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-09
DIAMONDS BOUGHT

OUR MANY YEARS OF EXPERIENCE
ARE SouR GUARANTEE, Ma Many y diamond,
needed at once e. Ali ordcrs-.ail sizes, "
to 10 carats: will pay from slO 10 s85f6
each tcashl, We must have them and by sell.
ing your YOU dismonds to US YOU Will AT
bought. Est. 10 years. PrlvateJ phone Wal.
7143. Also old gold, silver. platinum bought
The Diamond Shop fS AZ \. &c 10Th Msts., s.;
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-09
HORSES

die horses, for John c. HinSie, at the
windermere Farms, on Butler drive. " miis
at p m 10 very handAome wsli-schooied
saddle horses and mares from the best stocf
farms In the country: / handsome pony, With
dren Catalogues for breeding and full de-
scTiptiOn apply Henry g, Biddla. Amber. pa
FEW good work horeesi reasonabie price
Phone kempf Coal Co. OS0 N. Markoe -
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IN MFNOHIAM

IN MEMORIAM
TREACY. lin loving memory Of LUKE
TREACY. killed July Il, Iois
Wife AND CHILDREN
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-09

GIRL In large Office TO operate Towers nc-
counting machine: experierce desired. but
not necessary; GOOD salary 70 start. p 6Si.
Ledser Offee.
LEDGER CLERK--An excellent opportunity
to become double-entry bookkeepsr for
manufacturing concern to one not afraid OF
work; salary s1S weekly: give age and ex-
perlence. 10. Ledger Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-09
HELP wANrEp--FEMALE

ADVANTAGES WHICH EVERY
YOUNG WOMAN WANTS
Are part Of tho daily life Of .
BELL TELEPHONE OPERATOR
THERE ARE OPENINGS NOW
TRAINING y SpHEYPAkTMENr
A GOOD SALARY Is PAID WHILE
LEARNING
AND RAPID ADVANCEMENT
u assured
See MISS STEVENSON. 1881 ARCH ST.
or the following II more convenient
MISS ORR. 20 W. cHELTEN AVE.
MISS MccAw. las 8. SAD ST.
Open a. m. TO o. m.
BELL TELEPHONE co. OF PENNA.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
PHILADELPHIA ELECTRIC
s-S COMPANY

NONHaNb
To the Stockholders Of Tho Philadeip"~
Electric Companyi 49, .o,,,o,ders
A special meeting OF the stocknoiueiuigg
OF The Philadelphia Electric Company WI WI
be held at the office Of the Company, no.
wednesday. September 4, 1870, at II
o'clock a. M. for the purpose OF consiuer-
Ing rnd acting upon proposed increase .se
company from 1000. 900 shaaes Of the par par
par value OF s2b each. all Of which ~. IN
Preferred Stock. also entitled to preference
accumulated and accrued unpaid diyidends
to be redeemable at s2S per share ana sIi
accumulated and accrued unpaid divioenas,
to BIO convertible into Common Stock par Ior
par at the option OF the holders; 70 nave
tho same voting rights as the common
Stock: and to have such other rights. PRIV.
leges, preferences and limitations az may
be determined at said meeting;, aiso
authorizing the issue and disposal OF ssla
Preferred Stock by the Board OF Dreotors ,
at such time or times and upon sucn terns >
and conditions said Board shall approve;
provided. however, that said shares snali
first be offered to the stockhoiders pro rata
for subscription at par; and OF transactins
such other business as may properly como
In accordance with the bylaws OF the
company the stock transfer books VIII pc
closed from 3 o'clock y. m, August i%'
until o'clock a. m, September -
BY order of the Board OF pirectors'
A. v. r, COE.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-09

INIl-3Jo AIDINE TNUST VUWPANI
AZ Notice is hereby given that. by
Aldine Trust Company. special meeting
Of the ,stockholders Of said corporation will
nut Street, Philadelphia. PennsyivanlS, on
the 18th day of September, 1920, at q so
p. NJ. to take action on approval or dis
tai stock Of said corporation from $780,
900. 90 to $1,000, 600, 90
WALTER c. HARRIS.
DICKSON. BEIrLER MccoUcH.
Solicitors.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-09

IABoRERs WANTED FOR CoNSTRUC-
TIoN WORK; lO-hour day; Z days per
stone Webster, Beach and Palmer sts..
Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-09
LOST AND FOUND

NECKLACE-S2000 reward for return Of
pearl necklace lost In Atlantic City. n. j..
about June %. 1890, necklace contains be-
tweer so and 40 pearls and diamond casp;
no questions asked. Notify l. H. or B. II.
Weinberg Gas Fifth ave. New York city.
OCKETBOOK-Lost.i in Wanamakers ladies
dressing room. poCkethook containing pa r
Of glasses, lRvalliere and gold fountain pen
with initials c, q. r. Liberal reward II 70
turned to Miss c. g Rosenthal. 84l1 Holmes
ave. Baltimore. Md.
SPECTACLES-Lost. Willow Grove We'd
nesda% night. tortoise she'll spectacles; rc-
ward. Edith l., Jones, 537 T., Leverington
ave, ROXborough.
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sTAMPs AND coINn

STAMPS, PACKETS. pIdE SETS
A''fIii FHiLH 1n' sFiIss scR'I'' co. ST. j2 *
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PERSONALS

NOT RESPONSIBLE tor any materials sent
to s. w, corner, 1lth and South Sts.. or
any wag"s ior iahoreTs; also for damage
anteed by myself In writing. II. RTRNHCLD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-09
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

VTCTROLA TX, including FIX lO-inch D. r.
records, l21 selections, $50 10; this Is .
handsome machine, with latest improve
nents; 81. 40 weekly, Il. r. Todd. 1905 Arch
st and 22s MARKET ct.
S30N-STORY & CLARK SS-nOte player
piano: beautiful case; used short whilsi
cost 800: terms can be arranged. Ruaran-
teed IL y. Todd. 1903 Arch At,
YICTROT.N ~, with Fix io-inch d. F. reo-
ords $40 10; the OUTFIT for one looking for
n good machine at small price. Is, II. Todd.
isOG Arch vt. and 22s Market st.
TAKING MACHINE, new mahogany cans
fI35; regular price 5000: fully guarantsed
81 20 weekly r. r. Todd. 1905 Arch st :
'i'"" 22s Market st, 80 T
S40O--KNABE ANGELUs player. mahogany
case; can't be told from new; 1850; terms
trranged u u, Tldd. 1905 Arch 81.
S4OO CHAPEOi.A talking machine for 1850
cash; aIsp btTEGins in kodaks, cameras and
rhoto supplies Newton. 216O Kcnslngton ave,
Sl5O--LESTER upright, cost ti75; guar,
good condition, H. u, Todd 1900 Arch 81
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-09

CLERKS (men. women), Is upward: FOR
postal mail serv,i si35 month exam, July
Aug: exper, unnec For free particulars
write j, Leonard (formrr city. serv exam.
iner) a62 Equitable P!dR., Washington.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-09
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

when you have decided to sell your business.
with or without property, large OF small. ycu
can call II a SURE sale when YOU place your
business In my hands. II you Will call at
my ofrice or phone or write for representatiye
20 call. I will submit large list OF cash.
'DIATy MAs THE REPUTATION
DLhO 512 GROCER BLDG. Z
1420 CHEaTNITT gT. y
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Damp Wash Laundry Uptown
Two Beautiful Apartment Houses

One ~ rooms and tile baths; hsrdwoo0
noors throughout; electric and hot-watef
$50 each per month very nicely furnished:
price $50, 600 for both houses; can be
financed with $4,000 cash; wonderful invest