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Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-11-20
CHEF BLACK ILL
 IN LOS ANGELES

c. A. Black, who went to Los An geles few days ago for examina- tion by specialists, was to have been operated on Wednesday for stomach ulcers; but Mrs. Blacks mother, Mrs. John Chisholm, who went to Los An geles a few days ago, wired back to her son, Jack Chisholm, on Wednes- day, that the surgeons were undecid- ed whether to operate.
 This is regarded here as meaning that Mr. Blacks condition has inn proved to such an extent that an oper- ation may be avoided.
 Mrs. Black and Chester, Jr., have been in Los Angeles for several weeks, the former for her health and the latter attending school.
 The Sun joins with Mr. Blacks hundreds of other warm friends in sincere hope that he will soon be back in his store, entirely well.-Coconino Sun.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-11-20

usual conditions would benefit not the Bumper" but rather his competitors. With perishables moving as freely as they do in the United States, from all parts of the country, shipped to num- erous dealers by thousands of owners unknown to one another, the possibili- ty of monopoly in a market of any size is practically out of the question.
 Seeks Better Distribution.
 The bureau feels that there are a number of just causes for criticism of the distribution practices of the coun- try and is constantly endeavoring to secure their elimination, but where charges are made of conditions that can not possibly exist a great deal of harm is done and the efforts exerted to correct the wasteful practices ser iously hampered. When the misap- prehensions regarding marketing practices shall have been laid to rest along with the ghost of the dump ing" bugaboo, the cooperation neces- sary to reorganize the machinery of marketing better to meet our rapidly changing economic requirements will be given in largest measure. In most instances these misapprehensions will fade away into thin air with the appli- cation of some dispassionate and in- dependent thinking
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-11-20
BUREAU REPORTS NO
 DUMPING FOOD PRODUCTS

The alleged dumping" of perisha- ble foods to keep up prices has al ways been a subpect of popular mlS- apprehension on the part of the gen eral public. The Bureau of Markets has made many Investigations of such rumors, but the only evidence of dumping" that has ever been found is where products have been con demned by health authorities.
 Found to Be Gossip.
 The story was recently circulated that 80 carloads of potatoes had been willfully tossed into the Delaware River near Wilmington, Del. The bureau traced the statement to it's on- ly possible source and proved that it had absolutely no foundation in fact. One railroad man had informed an other railroad employee that while in Jersey City, some time previous, he had heard the dumping of perishable food discussed (although he himself had never witnessed such dumpings during 15 years of railroad experien- eel. The second railroader embellish- ed the report for dramatic effect and relayed it to third person. The third added a few details for local color and passed the canard to a fourth, the fourth to a fifth, and so on until it was stated as positive fact that 80 carloads of potatoes had been dumped into the Delaware River. That fabrication has been read. or heard by thousands of people, and ninety-nine in every hundred persons implicitly believe it
 The Baltimore X Ohio, the Phila- delphia & Reading Railroad, and the Pennsylvania system are the only transportation lines in the vicinity of the scene of alleged dumping. Off cials of these railroads characterized the story as a pernicious falsehOod, and the officials of the Pennsylvania system, which handles the bulk of the potato shipments at Wilmington, proved that during the month prior to the report only 12 cars of potatoes had arrived over their lines for deliV- cry to receivers in that city.
 There is but one circumstance under which veracity can attach to any dumping allegation, and that is where a car of produce consigned to con- mission man or buyer is refused and left to stand on the track to the point of deterioration. When the health authorities are informed of the pres ence of the decayed food they order it to be disposed of as matter of pro- tection of public health. Yet, for a commission man or buyer to pursue such tactics would immediately lay him open to accusation of fraud and his business career would be short lived, for certainly no producer would thereafter deal with him.
 Not only have Investigations of such allegations proved them to be without foundation in fact, but theil absurdity is patent from the most ele, mentary economic consideration of the matter. Dumping "to keep up prices' would be possible only where the cn tire supply of the product dumped was controlled by an individual or few individuals. Fresh vegetables move into markets from hundreds and ever thousands of owners and are handled by numerous dealers. Dumping b! one owner or dealer would subpec him to immediate and considerable loss, and the slight price increase tha might conceivably result under un
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-11-20
AT THE MINING CONGRESS IN
 DENVER
Continued From Page 1O)
 (FOurth Day)

\rOuTtu Doy/
 DENVER, Colo, Nov. 1S.-An at tempt will be made to peaceably set tie differences between miners and Minerals Separation North American corporation, holder of patents cover ing the Notation process of ore sep aration, it was decided at today's ses- sion of the twenty-third annual con- vention of the American Mining Con- gress here. .....' .
 The board of directors of the con gress authorized appointment of a committee to meet with Minerals Sep aration officials to attempt an amica- ble settlement. -,
 This will be undertaken at meet ing in New York, it was declared. The committee was not named.
 w. J. Loring of San Francisco was elected president of the congress by the. directors this afternoon. Other officers were chosen.
 The annual dinner was held tonight. The convention is scheduled to close tomorrow.
 It is to be hoped that at the meet in Salt Lake City next June there will be, a representative gathering from all counties of the State, especially from the north. Yavapai has been lax in its duty in the matter of send ing delegates to good roads sessions and we hope the new regime will look on the subject from new angle.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-11-20
-+- BORN

There was born to the wife of Felix Banegas, a son, Felix Albert, on Mo- vember 12, 1920.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-11-20

FOR SALE-One and one-half dozen bullets. See Mrs. J. H. Smith, one door east Odd Fellows Hall, Beale Street.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-11-20
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR SALE-I have for sale several residences here. o. D. M. Gaddis.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-22

470s sPRINoFIEI.D AVE.
osssSoh hssssSS ioro0% II s,g hou1s SrfR S.sSs Ss
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-22

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES you buy a home you
want not only value for the money, but a
home that, should the occasion arise, you
could dispose of at a profit. We offer such a
proposition that in 52S1 Archer ST.; one OF
these genuine homes that have upheld tho
reputation OF the West Side OF Germantown
as an ideal residential section: Forty-sx in
dividual home buyers have substantiated our
claims as to the unusual value We here offer
by purchasing homes In this section. A g.
story twin house. with bedrooms and
baths. with a frontage of "a feet. high ter.
raced front. overlooking street that ID
planted with beautiful old shade. The in
terror is finished In mahogany and white.
which creates a bright and cheerful condition
that 10 greatly augmented by unusually large
windows throughout the entire house. Latest
effects In paperng with artistic lighting fix
lures. and a heating plant that Is new and
guaranteed to heat to 20 degrees in zero
weather at the minimum expense for coal.
We take care of financing. Price Is $3.50:
carrying charges s+7.18 per month plus an
additional Sl5 per month, which is paying
on the second mortgage. Is II not a fallacy
to pay rent when you can own your own
home Zone that you Will be proud OF on a
plan cheaper than rent? Only II minutes
ride from Broad ST. Station TO Queen Lane
station via p. r. r.. or route No. SO on
18th st. TO Hansbury St walk west blocks
Open daily and evenings. TO 8 o'clock.
RICHARD J. SELTZER, 400 Chestnut ST.
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BOARDING

pM with bath modern. SAINTS Maria.
WV hsmpshire ave-, cor, Euclid ave,
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BOARD WANTED

TssSS,sf ssSsssf & e! ssli. ssS ::is 'f S.sS 1;s.
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IMMEDIATE POSSESSION

buy a 2.story apartment house at b4th and
Chestnut sta separate porches and en-.
rsnt OF one apt. will pay the carrylnS
cSarges B $50, Ledger Offlce.
io44 IARCHWooD AVE. 4oxllo; side.yard
dwelling, 0 rooms, tile BATH basement
ION: must be seen TO appreciate, Owner
;,s1z EAZBL AVE: = Two-story side-yaTd
.hck dwelling; lot 2oxll0; convenient do.
s.5so'sA ss.ns ALIEN PoTTs. 4pob Baltimore nv.
laD NEAR CHESTER AvH:-Iwo i2.room
hosssin ssssesines. KEiR REALTY CO. aPedItItppsnt, eII p,
sausrs Rld4. LOCUST 1929, oAA
THREE STORY, corner, ~ ro99ms, 2 paths
PhIIa. Real Estate Co, 5000 Baltimore ave
asi 9. 65TH ST, - Modern 2-story twin
hovssi yssSaNStt SsoS9 6oF SSSSk sale easy
$40 CHEsTNuT ST,;sa1T.cplsndid ,s1 cns for apart
w. 7. HARRIS, owner, Nsrbsrth. Pa
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$500 THEopoRE AVE, ts5oO-Thor. reno.
waited $500 cash required; balance as rent
45TH near Wslnut--4-stor house; i2 rooms,
2 baths: modern cows. b e8l. Ledger OF
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32lO-3226 N. SECOND

3485 TAMPA SIT e, bath. porch; dandy
ioc. p. j. Mcfarland, 24o0 r.. Allegheny
50I5 ", oNTARIO--8 rooms; strictly mod
Srn: pch front. Getz Son, 10Th AMI York.
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| WAREHOUSES
Walnut 500 ToMLINsoN Lincoln Bldg.

FACTORY, 1895 Federal st. 3Oxs0i Q story
and basement; strongly built; light on 3
driveway lot a6x1l0; bargain.
INDUSTRIAL PLANTS, warehouses, rail,
road 1aMRs sSd rsvfr e. tsETTER'vSEHNsoN a SON
Ra2 Land Tltle Bldg.
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Observation-Disclosures
onno soellshtful rooms, southern exposure.
IA fpciile Penna, X, II. station: convenient
'hah'own 1882
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-04-18

though the contest would be between
the conservative and the radical ole
ments in the party and that the conser-
yatiyes would have " stand by Gen
Wood or some other man against a nAd-
leal, IntimAtih9 that Senator 1ohnaon
10 shaping up AZ the asstons eontsnusF
from that point Of view.
Gen. Wood has gone TO NeDfaefA ~
person 70 disprove the report nat NJ
had withdrawn from ths PreSidentiai
rAce. From tfiers he will so 70 ono
for O weeks speiIbinding.
gfs d.aeErItes Wers elected at the etate
convention In Delaware yesterday. They
are uninstructed. but are claimed Ior
Wood.
Fifty deIeaates to the Chicago conven-
tion will be chosen this week, blNteen NJ
the primary IN NebrasRa on Tuesday
twenty-six At die Stste convention IN
iowa on Thursday and eight at the
primary IN Montana on Friday.
'rhe following IL the speaking intineT-
any for the JohRgon campaign In New
Jersey this week.
Senator william r. Borah--Monday.
Trenton; Tuesday. Boil Game; Wednes-
day, Long Branch Thursday. Newark !;
Friday. Elizabeth.
Senator William s, Kenyon--Tuesday'
piainheid: Wednesday. Atlantic CITY /:
Thursday. Jersey CITY; Friday. Hackcn-
sack and rutherford; Saturday, Pater-
sur and Passaic.
Senator johnson - Friday, Camden
Saturday afternoon. Perth Amboy eve
ming. Orange Arnory.
Representative John I. Nolan and a
corps OF speakers will hold scores oil
meetings In the vicinity OF factories
and other public places throughout New
Jerseys Industrial centres during the
week.
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-04-18
UNIT RULE CERTAIN
FOR NEW YORK'S IS
Gen. Woods Manager Agrees
With Republican Lenders on
Course at Chicago.

Representative Norman J. Could East-
ern manager for Major-Gan. Leonard
Wood. confirmed yesterday the state
ment Of George 4. GlyTn, chairman or
ma TeEais!lean state Committees, chat
n was the consensus among the State
raiders that the delegation OF eighty
eight should ac, a. a unit In chiraeo.
"Based on my talks with men from
sycey Congress- district" said Mr. Could
.I thlrk the delegates are anxious for
the success Of the Republican party In
the staie and nation and l tNink they
want 10 be unanimously for the man
best fitted % serve the country ana the
man who on account OF his strength viii
be the eastesf to eisct-
"As 90 who that man Will De the
future will determine. Based on The
showing we expect In the country In
the next ten days II looks 70 me as
though that man would be Gen. Wood
Persons who have been going over the
list OF New York delegates carefully do
not concede more than eight hard and
fast- wood men in the delegation.
Among them Is Col. Henry l.. stimson.
who was Secretary Of War when Gem
sraf Wood was chief OF staff II Ia felt
that these eight might stand out against
the plan 70 cast the solid delegation for
Or. Nicholas Murray Bltler. On the
other hand It Ia argued that the Wood
managers might not care 70 show what
O grnall vote they have By insisting that
II ba cast for the Genera! on the first
ballot
DGacuss.ng the situation as 10 IS franz
ing up for Chicago. Representative
Gould gald II began TO look 70 him as
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-04-18

William A Orr would open hsadquAr-
ters for Mr.. Hooher this week. MI.
Meade was once a Deputy Superinten-
dent Of Public WorkE Mr. Orr was
secretary to Gov Whitman.
Mr.. Hooker is head OF the Electro
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-04-18

Chemical Company OF Niagara Falls.
which did much war work for the Gov
ernmsnt. He came from Rochester
originally. but now has n home at sO7
Fifth avenue here. He also has a sum
mer home at Rock Ridge. Conn
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-04-18
HOOKER OUT FOR GOVERNOR.
One Time Progressive National
Trenaurer 20 Open Headquarters.

Zion Huntington Hooker, chemical
manufacturer, who at one time was
treasurer Of the Progressive National
COMMITTEES, is seriously thinking Of he
coming candidate In the primaries fo-
the Republican nomination for Governor
In me fall, according 10 report yester-
day.
1t was said tiIzt Wlnslow w Meade
o< Albany. formerly OF R0ehestsr, and
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-04-18

Spring and Summer Selections OF
Catalogue & Folder Merchandise
are now being shown, at most attractive prices y
i'm the Department for Economical shopping
the SIXTH FLOOR
Fashionable Clothes for Men, Women and the Younger Set;
Curtains Bed Furnishings Table Napery and many useul
and ornamental articles included in the generous assor
ments displayed ON this Floor
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-04-18
Dainty
Lingerie Blouses

+. displayed I'm the Department ON
the Second Floor, are composed of
sheer French voile combined with
eyelet acknowledgements familiarly
known, i'm rnid-Victorian days. as
''cttwork.
Several attractive variations of this
new and pretty style are shown, spe-
cially priced at Sl2.75, $500 and
$lo.50 (tFe latter price subject to
War revenue tax.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-18

REAL. ESTATE EOR SALE
Farms and Land for sale

Farms and Land for sale SO
A PLEASANT COUNTRY HOME-42T
acres . miles north. Good buildings.
room house, barn. chicken house and
PARK acres d I,-r: family orchard
tor particulars call az office W d
Dunnahoo. kealtor. 42O J NJ s Bldg
Inoles Once. Main 4 residence. Harri
FARMS-We have farms OF am sizes fOl
sale and exchange for city property
heaiy Hamilton. 4O7 Dean bldg
Lincoln G66l.
MIN FARM-Four farms from 40 to Isl
acres also grain farms: beth larg,
and small Prices very reasonable
Cali Wolf Brothers. IA y Main st
FARM BARGAINS
20 acres Marshall county, $500
40 acres Osolo county, SlI.OOO.
lJ5 acres east, $1,000.
fel3 acres cas-, $50.
153 acres east, $4,000.
lis acres east. SI35OO.
40 acres east, 5000.
100 acres star county. $4,000.
acres near Five Point school
house $1,000, possession al once.
. acres Portage road, near car line
line $500. posses on at once.
40 acres ChambelIn lake. stock.
tools etc, se7OO. possession at
once.
s. acres Krinky Road. $1,000,
possession 81 once.
43 acres near 1ikhart, $1,000.
30 acres east Of Granger. IA
acres Of timber, house burned
down $500
so acres + miles est on sample
Road, $500
ALIEN $ LANCET.
SOP s. Chaplin 81. Room 9. second
floor Lincoln 1906.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-18

HOMES-One ! room house, Donald 81
$1,000 90: one 3 room house, SO. Mich
St s., $50 90; enc room house L
Hauey av.: one room bungalow, +
Haney av.; Que . room bungalow, 50
Rush st. ole room house. 30. N
ami St J. A. McCollOugh. Main lySt
Lincoln 56l7.
HOMES-Fifty homes, ell kinds am
sizes. We can suit you anu arrdnb
terms Weight and Bradford. Uni0I
Trust Bldg. Lincoln Oil
CLOSE IN -OOIn moaern frame mouse
oak floors. electric lights, alley lot
Yo0d residential ueiehbOrhoOd. s. Rus
Ct Terms william Hspp ealtor 20
Citizens Bank I'D. Phone Lincol
1871
LAroRrE Av. BUNGALOW
BARGAIN 6 ROOM BANGALow
Oh LAPoRrE Az BUILT
ABOUT MONTHS AGO. THIS
IsA GENUINE HOME. IT HAS
OAK TRIMMING. ELECTRIC
LIGHTS GAS. FURNACE
HEAT. GARAGE AND BASE
MENI UNDER WHOLE HOUSE.
BUYER WILL APPRECIATE
SEEING THIS BEAUTIFUL
HOME. FORMER PRICE $500.
WILL SACRIFICE IT FOR
$500. FIRST PAYMENT 5000.
BALANCE oN LAND COZ
TRACT AT PER CENT IN
TEEEsT POSSESSION GUAR
AxrEED IN % DAYS. FOR
INFORMATION KINDLY CALL
LOUIS :. OR. REALTOR. 81
5. CHAPLIN ST OPEN EVE
NINGS UNTIL . O'CLOCK
SUNDAY UNTIL NOON. PHONE
LINCOLN $3.50
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Houses for sale

So A'teaN
HOMES. PARTLY MODERN
room house LaWt0n St. g 90
room house on East Tut ST. on
Michigan It, $50. , room house
and two lOttt Prairie sv.. Sl00;
= room house on : Arnold 81.
$3.50; u room house Prairie Av..
$1,000, room house East Tut 81.
on Michigan st, $500 room
house Al condition and two lots
Catalpa av., $500. George and
Louis 10th, COZ s. Chaplin 81.
Lincoln $3.50
HOMES-Eigh t-room house. partly MOD
eTn, large lot Blaine av.. price 5000
hve-T room cottage, located on \. Scott
ST.. lot i3L.XlbO Price $500. easy
terms Ralph &. Osborne. Realtor.
Main $50. CONSERVATIVE Lie Bldg
HUMES-For sale, 10 new Eve and six
room bungalows. modern. small pay
ment down, balance monthly payments
A. II. Gushing. 20 Farmers Trust Bldg
HOMES houses ana store building
corner Prnirie av and Durham ST I
modern. S-roOnl house, W Indiana az.
] modern. 7-room house, Prairie av.
Geo. & Louis 10th, 65z :. Chaplin -.
lincoln G259.
HOMESTEAD my advice and buy
home before winter comes so as to
have plenty OF time to get your winter
food In. oder the following homes
for quick possession
6 room modern home on Laports av.,
possession 80 days. $500.
room partly modern. 1913 Florence
av.. at once. 5000
rooms partly modern, 24I Pagin,
garage, at once. $500.
10 rooms partly modern, 10 5. Pbnipa
St, at once. $4,000.
G room partly modern, 1907 5 Kendall
st. at once. 81 600
Remember the above houses sell for
the right prices For particulars
kindly cali Louis S. orr Realtor 81
So. Chaplin ST Phone Lincoln $50
Open a IN. tin p. N. sunday ill
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-18
Hcln-NIalc or EcmaIc


A.-t' IT. D ''t rs n 3. l-IA 4 At'-N
AZ once for Che stenog-aphic book
keeping general Office position. that
V.'. pas sou tile best sllary. with
opportunity for real advancement.
THE Thomas school Licensed Em-
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Washington gv Business meu-We
Ilr.tp YOU o. call us FOR competent
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public VorA best rates
>siIcsmcn ana Agents 35
SAlE~NEN-If you cam sen ly telling
tag truth and Waut ro receive what
N.rr ability really earns. .lN or write
$50 Robertson Hotel FOR Information
b. lu tu 3 .. m.
SIOCh SAIESAfEN-Iive wires Sufh
cielt huuinrd leads furnished 60 keep
y.u busy ere 8 Oh. .Tute cur men clos
ing leads just IS fast as they can get
O.. fI.Iu. A-l.tlr-s"uE and Dig "ts,rl'-
.tlDpHf-u IU.f starting -, u"HuN
autt.rt- U..-f Fa 30 flu filling o. as
in flis .uuItI- Phone M-41 -. f,r
lli.tf.it. .en- ...i 90 so pett l,i'g.
Nrer.cueod On stock Sc
.lrIrIes o- r,al estate. exceptional op-
rurfInItE ri.zrcSt. fastest ceiling
UropHs ltl"u touay statesmen making
$40 per mouth Ttrritors npcH. IA.
Den Brock. 2is Morgan E.Ds- W4.-
Fails. Texas
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FINANCIAL
business Opportunities.


BY ERS-Tb= business chance man.
has any kind OF business that you
wish % engage ~. See bin 40 once.
Rooms IS. Odd Fellows Bldg. Main
1888
CANDY BUSINESS-We start YOU In the
candy business nt home. small room. or
any where, everything furnished cara
s3hD weekly Up, men-wOmeu, expert
enee unnecessary. advertise candy.
send self addressed stamped envelope
Tor free particulars kurns Candy
making Co. philadelphia. Pa
Investments. stocks. Bonds 80
LIBERTY BONDS-Bought and sold q
l. Guthrie. t2a J. VI ). Bldg.
INSTRUCTION
Local Instruction Classes IS
NEW CLASSES-In bookkeeping. short
hand. typ.ug banking. etc, viii be or
g1niZe october 4 q the south Bend
business College. Make your plans 10
enter on that Qate by calling or ph0n-
Ing FOR catoiOg. IL pays 10 attend an
accredited Institution.
NIGHT SCHOOL
Now Ia session az the South Bend
business College. Learn bOOkkeep
Ing shorthand. typiug English
and kindred subjects Ia an nc
credited institution Enter any
Monday Gvening Call or phone
for catalog.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-18

BARGAINS N HOMES
room house OF West Linden St,
500.
room house on W jefferson ST.
Sl.sOO, possession 10 days.
q and 3 room houses 5. MCPHERSON
ST., S34O0, possession 30 days.
room house W. sample st., $500.
room house with store building
9tudeoaker ST, 5000 possession 80
days
room house vs.. Washington ay..
$1,000. possession 80 days.
. room house Wilbur ST.. 5000, pos
session 80 days.
o room house w. Indiana av.. S2.7OO.
possession days.
10 room house 5. Franklin St. $500
Z room house with store building. y.
Huey ST.. 5000. possession at once.
6 room house S. Scott ST 3JOs
Z room house 5. Scott ST.. $500
5 room house W. Linden st, $500.
possession az once.
8 room house y. Huey ST.. $500
s room house w Linden St. ? lots.
s garages. $500. possession at once.
Q room house $. Franklin 81, $500.
ALEX 5. LANCET
500 s. $. chaplin ST.. Room Second
Floor Lincoln 1906
COLLI,iE 81. FIg-CompIetely m0deTI
apartment building garage. pave,
street. Immediate possession Call a
30 y Adam ~.
HARTER UElGHTS-Watrh future de
velopments Pro Harter Heights. Louis
Ti,l Pal% Ia,, 'g ,,ao Coz AZ " nign T rus
mgr
HOMES-In an parts Of the city fer sale
See Hsugh 81 Cassidy. Sos Flrmer
Trust Bids. Phones. once Main 1852
Res Lincoln 14Oo. Lincoln 2O43.
LINCOLN WAY WEST-Beautiful
room house. solid hard wood rCor
upstairs and down fireplace, sun par
lor. large living room. dining room
den aud kitchen FIRST hoor. thre
sleeping rooms and bath upstairs
large attic and duplex garage Pos
session In 80 days. SO OoO. cash Cal
Main 1913
HOAfE+If YOU want 10 buy a house
have several. ranging IN price from 81.
so 60 400. Easy terms JJ. {. Virgo
&c T. Ohio So. Lincoln -439.
HOMES For sale 10 new DunEaIoWs 10
Gated Gear Ssudebaker school. Modern
small amount down and easy monthly
pay ments FOR balance American Hon
and Investment Co, 30 Farmers Trus
LtIUu