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The Washington herald., 1920-07-25

Wiggy begged the pardon of the for having mis-
their with hens eggs n and then climbing down
the ladder Longea hoped along until he to barn. ne
saw hen lady 20 under the barn. thought the rabbit
uncle There eggs here I'll crawl under and see 80
Uncle Wggy crawed under the barn. and when he was nan way
through the hole along Nurse Jane Mercy sakes Wgge!
Whaf are YOU'D asked the muSkrat lady.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-25

had been pulled out from under the barn Uncle Wggy
brushed of the obwebs and hayseed and walked on with his basket
eggs" he said. You had better be careful
you'll before you know it, warned Nurse Jane
Uncle Wggiy walked and and he TO field where
Old Dog Percival working Uncle Buffers farm Ha!
Percva pulling eggs out of the ground said the bunny HeTe
where ri get some At last have found the eggs!
The Washington herald., 1920-07-25

Uncle Wiggly crawed under the barn to get SOME eggs ne
thought might be there but he found The hen lady had not
Uncle Wggy started to crawl out from under the
barn floor but crawl in Uncle Wggy
Help Help Help cried the bunny gentleman in wig
alarm Uncle Butter the goat Nurse Jane had to take up part
barn floor before they could get Uncle Wggy out And Still
The Washington herald., 1920-07-25

Uncle Wiggly walked around looking for eSgs and all OF
sudden he up "oh myr exclaimed the bunny
gentleman laid her high up I'll have TO ong
ladder to get So Uncle Wsgy hunted around until
he thn saying nothing Nurse Jane or Uncle
to gather the eggs nest Only he didn't know just what
kind of a nest it
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-20

she only wanted to see him the last time.
 The man and the woman went out for the evening. About midnight they returned to the Meglige apartment Meantime Mrs. Jonas believed that hel husband had started to St. Louis to begin his work. Jonas family was a roomer at the Meglige home. This was during the time of his marital discord-the time when Mrs. Jonas had threatened to divorce him.
 When he returned to the apartment he was shown to the room he has oc- supied as lodger.
 Toward dawn Miss Meglige went to Jonas' room, shot him through the temple and then killed herself.
 The girl went by the name of Meg litsch in St. Louis, but changed the name to Meglige when she came to Chicago during her action for sepa- rate maintenance, Mrs. Jonas pro- duced check stubs showing that hel husband had been sending money te the girl.
 Also in the bill Mrs. Jonas showed that on previous occasions Jonas hac confessed her his escapades witl other girls. In these cases she wrote the young women concerned and the. dropped her husband, she said.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-20
FOREIGN AFFAIRS ISSUE,

New York, July 19. Foreign af- fairs, including the League of Ma clusion treaties will be vital issues in IA or Is states where contests arc expected to develop in the cleo tion of United States senators, Sen ators Miles A. Poindexter announced here today at the republican national committee Headquarters, where he is chairman of the Senatorial Sub Committee in direct charge of the campaign to re-clect senators in doubtful states.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-20
Mother Blames the Man for Tragedy
 of Her Daughter

Chicago, July 19.-Mrs Barbara Meglige. mother of Miss Paline Meg lige, both formerly of St. Louis, today declared Julius Jonas, sales manager, whom Miss Meglige shot last night afterward killing herself, was to blame for the tragedy. It was his fault as much-or more than-hers."
 "Jonas would never let my daugh- ter alone," said Mrs. Meglige. "Thcr, were times when she was ready tc quit, but when they came he was more determined than ever to make the af- fair last"
 '1t was funny, whenever one o1 them was ready to stop the other would insist on going on.'
 Physicians at Montrose Avenue hos pital where Jonas was taken after the discovery of the shooting said today that he might live, but that he was certain to lose his sight. The mans wife, Sarah Feist Jonas, sister oi Leo Feist, the New York music pub fisher, visited him at the hospital. q have done everything I can to helr my husband and it has all come to this, "she said. But 1 am not going to leave him now. If he is dying wish to be with him; if he lives he will need me more than ever."
 In a letter addressed "to the pub lic," Miss Meglige explains he act The motive for the tragedy is further amplified in her diary and letter addressed to Dear Jule," in the diary she says she was in no way to blame for Jonas dissatisfaction with mar ried life.
 The last meeting between Jonas who is travelling salesman with a Missouri territory, and the young wo- man was arrested after telephone call Saturday night
 Jonas, in pointing out that such a meeting would be indiscreet, remind ed her again of the promise they had both made to Mrs. Jonas-never to see each other again. The girl agreed that the chapter twas closed" But
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-20
Try Gonzales on
 Rebellion Charge

Washington, July 19.--Advices to the state department from the em- bassy at Mexico City today were that General Pablo Gonzales, arrested al Monterey last week, would be placed on trial today on charge of rebellion General Gonzales has been quoted in the Mexico City newspapers as saying that there was no evidence to prove that he was implicated in the recent revolt in the northern part of Mexico and that his detention and trial were not justified by his refusal to make a public statement condemning the leaders of the revolt
 General Ricardo Gonzales, nephew of General Pablo Gonzales, with in the neighborhood of Jarith going in the direction of Progresso. He was one of those who rebelled at Monclova two years ago and attempted to effect a union with Generals Osuna and Guajardo. The American consul al Tampico at that time reported, it was officially acknowledged, that Genera
 Osuna and General Larrabee Adail were in rebellion and that Osuna were operating between Tampico and Mon terey. General Agadair was located between San Luis Potosi and Tampice and on the connecting railroad.
 The reports to the state department indicate that Osuna and Ricardo Con
 zales are moving before the fedora
 forces, but no word has been received of the capture and execution of Qua jardo, reported in press dispatches.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-20
Living Wage Has
 Come to Stay as
 Miners Principle

Scranton, Pa, July 19.-In arguing for the mine workers before the an thracite mine commission here today. Phillip Murray, vice president of the union, declared the outstanding de velopment of the hearing is the esta blishment for all time in this industry of the principle of the living wage.
 "The operators have declared re- peatedly their acceptance of this principle and their purpose to ad- here to it and have stated that the sole point of difference with us is one of fact, as to what constitutes a living wage and how it should be determined" MT. Murray continued. "It was not until the cross examina- tion that we secured from the opera tors the amazing statement that a mine worker can live and support family on American standards on a wage of $3.34 per day. That is their translation of the principle of living wage into correct figures, that is their measure of the worth of man under present day conditions. MT Huber's S3.34 per day plus MT. War riner's cows and chicken, fresh air and beautiful scenery, furnished us by the operators without price to us and without cost to themselves. comprise the sum total of their con- tribution to the information of the commission as to show to determine and what to fix as living wage for 1000 workers.
 "We submit that we have establish ed beyond contradiction the follow ing points:
 "1--anthracite workers are not now receiving living wage.
 "2-a living wage in this industry would be largely in excess of the maximum earnings which the opera tors show in their own table.
 "3-our demand for minimum wage of $6 per day, with diffeden- tials is reasonable and conservative :"
 On the question of union recogni- tion, MT. Murray said:
 "There can be no real industrial peace or accelerated production in the anthracite industry until the united mine workers of America are given a full and complete recogni- tion of their union."
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-20
Ole Hanson Will Testify in Trial
 of Communists

Chicago. July 19.-Judge oscal Hebel, sitting in the trial of twenty communist laborites. charged witt conspiracy to ovcrthrow the govern ment by force, today ruled that trsti- mony of Ole Hansen, former Mayor of Seattle, and Harry Wilson, United States secret agent who posed II Seattle as secretary of the Soldiers Sailors and Workmcn's Soviet council was admi ssable.
 Attorneys for the defendants hao argued for two days to bar the stories of the two witnesses. who vii tell the story of the Seattle genera strike last year. The state contend; the strike was d revolt and had the endorsement of the Communist Labor Party.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-20
Zionist Plan of
 Location Adopted


 London, July 19.-The Zionist con ference today adopted the recommen- dation of the commission of 40 on the Palestine property ownership ques- tion, providing that all land and prop erty in Palestine be declared the property of the Jewish people, and that the control of this property be gradually assumed by the Palestine state. The recommendation was ap- proved amidst a great uproar raised by the socialists in the conference who favored the committees minor ity report, which recommended that the property be declared immediately the property of the Jewish state and that private ownership and specula- tion be forbidden.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-20

s-both Ideal aids m removing tan, sunburn, freckles or any discoIorations caused by neg. feet or exposure. BLACK and WHITE Soap is pure, and deli- cately perfumed. 7, It is guaran4 teed to cleanse, refresh and preserve the tenderest skin and must always be used in con- nection.: with BLACK. and WHITE Ointment to secure .satisfying results.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-20
BLACKzE5WHTTE1 BEAUTY TREATMENT

is highly recommended to you. It consists of two
 well-known toilet preparations, BLACK and WHITE Soap and BLACK and WHITE Ointment
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-20
VALUES IT MORE
 THAN 4. FORTUNE
Power Gains Eighteen Pounds -Rheumatism Disap- pears After Taking
 TanIac

"What Tanlac has done for me is worth more than fortune," said George Power, of 20 1-2 Rottcnberg St, a lifelong resident of Halifax, Nova Scotia, and we'll known employe of the Nova Scotia Tram and Power Co. "I have gained eighteen pounds and feel better than for twenty eight long years,' he continued.
 II don't believe anybody in the world suffered from, rheumatism as bad as I did. It was sharp, shoot ing pain that would go through my knees, down my legs and into my ankles just like somebody was stick ing a knife through me. l couldn' t work at all in damp weather and suffered so intensely I would turn white as a sheet. When the attacks came on I wouldn't be able to sleep, a wink, my joints would swell and my knees would get stiff as boards and l wouldn't be able to walk for two or three days at a time-just lay up in bed flat of my back.
 "Tanlac was so highly recommend ed by people right here in Halifax that 1 tried it and now I wouldn't take anything in the world for the good it has done me. My rheumatism is entirely gone, my appetite has picked up, too, and I sleep fine every night, and feel like different man altogether. Tanlac is the greatest thing I have ever seen and 1 want to let everybody know what this wonderful medicine will do."
 Tanlac is sold in Pine Bluff by Brasher's Central Pharmacy, in Attn elmer by A. W. Leake, and in Rison by Boggs Drug Company.-Adv.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-20
Badness
 : Conquered INDIANS SECRET FREE
INDIANS SECRET FREE

A business man, almost com, 5 z <.
 pletely bald, who had tried num- H
 erous tonics, lotions, shampoos, VAd etc., without benefit came across % an Indians recipe by which he WAA grew complete crop of luxuriant keM hair. KOTALKO-contains gen MNQ uine bear oil and other potent NSSN ingredients for scalp and hair. I'M
 Remarkable hair growth, stop 3 AI ping of falling hair and dandruff SN has been reported by legions-
 men, women, children. Buy a box of KOTALKO at any busy drug store. $500 GUARANTEE. Or you may obtain the recipe free with proof box of KOTALKO, by sending 10 cents, silver or stamps, to J.H. Britain, Inc. Station F, New York, NY.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-20
Settle Petroleum
 Question Forever

Mexico City. July IT. General Ja- cinto B. Trayuo, secretary of indus try. commerce. and labor, declares tho petroleum question in McNico will be- settled "forevcr" at conference next week between oil men and representa- tivcs of the government, according to Excelsior. The secretary add that the government, however, will not chance the constitutional law or ab- rogate the dcercsa of the late Presi- dent CarranZa.
 According to the newspaper report of General Trcvino's statement, the only possible concession is tbal the government may accept payment of taxes in cash instead of in merchan disc.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-20
Eight Are Ent0mbed
 in Shaft of Mine

Pittsburgh, July 19.-John Luteman, night foreman, two fire bosses, two bumpers and three laborers, were en- tombed by an explosion in the mine of the Union Galleries company at Renton, IS miles from here early to- day. The explosion blew the cage out of the shaft, and as soon as repairs to the hoisting apparatus can be made, rescue crews from the Philadelphia station of the bureau of mines and similar groups adjoining coal proper ties will endeavor to find the buried men.
 Nothing concerning the fate of the entombed men can be ascertained un- I til cage is constructed and the ma chinery repaired.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-20
BIG SUGAR CROP.

New Orleans, July 19.-The largest cargo of Java sugar ever shipped here andk the first, consigned to this port for several years was. at the mouth of the river today in the hold of the Japanese steamship Yei Suku Maru of the Osaka Shoshoan Kaisha. The cargo is consigned to the Chalmette refinery of the American Refining company and eonsists of 76,000 bags.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-20
Woman Linotype Operator Seeking
 Seat in Congress

Grand Rapids, Mich., July 19.-Mrs Aletha Wheel of Grand Rapids, a lino- type operator employed in the gov ernment printing office at Washing ton, D. C., today announced her can didacy for the republican congres. sional nomination in the Fifth Michi. gan district.
Evening journal., 1920-03-10
Dwellings, and Business
Properties For Sale


ON WEST SEVENTEENTH STREET, IN BLocK-Two-
story brick dwelling rooms and BATH equipped with shower;
inches hardwood floors living dnngooms stationary tubs
" S SS GIpI ayTNE can IN g TIF u a RI brick
rooms and BATH porch heat lot II feet by $50 feet Possession
on WEST SIXTH STREET IN THE 200 BLocK-Twosory brick
proximity street a very
desirable site for kind mercantile business be bought
on WEST THIRTY YTHIRD STREET. IN THE BLoCEA very
equipment not air heater cement cellar gas and electric Lighting
ON WEST NINETEENTH STREET IN THE 200 BLoCK-Three-
brick dwelling containing 10 and BATH porch hot air
in The NoRTw EsTERS SECTION OF THE 1rYcose to the
Station old established business with dwelling
cea on lot a5 feet by rs feet Possession % in 60 days Excellent
ON CONCORD PIKE ABOUT EIGHT MILES FROM WILMINGTON
NEAR BRANDYwINE sUNNTwe have excellent farm
This location extremely desirable and can be bought
on CLAYTON STREET, BETWEEN LANCASTER AVENUE AND
handsome, dwellings stories
up-to-dae BATH hot porch electric lighting
on ADAMS STREET IN THE 1000 BLOCK -rhree-story brick
dwelling, bath, porch hot air heat Lot 2O Located
ON EAST FIFTH STREET. IN 400 BLocK-Threesoy brick
dwelling rooms @ and bath Lot ezSo convenient location close
ON WEST TwEYTYFFTH ST. in 200 block 2-story brick dwell
Ing porch lot 6 by so IT,;
Splendid opportunity to acquire home in very good residential
splendid sites
bounded by Fourth and Eighth Market and Orange that
utilized almost kind mercantile or manufacturing bust
At one OF these locations here are hve apartments containing
on BRooME STREET BETWEEN FOURTH AND EiGHTi-one
porch heat plot 5Oi2o with ample several
garages %
ON CLAYTON STREET. BETWEEN LANCASTER AVENUE AND
SECOND brick dwelling BATH pCrches
hot water and electric lighting in
excellent entire dwelling purchase
price. June
oN MADISON STREET IN THE BLOCK-Two-story brick
pOrches heater
with gas nd electr lighting Sx6O
NINTH THE 600 BLOCkThree-
ing with attached rentals
June %
BENNETT STREET. IN THE 900 BLOCk-Two Groom
dwellings Possession June %
EAST EIGHTH STREET-A wel-payng grocery wit
bath
on WEST NINETEENTH STREET, IN THE BLoCK-Two-
6 equipped BATH
lighting plan house
inches feet. Possession at once
OK CEDAR STREET THE 1900 BLOCKTwo-story dwell
ing rooms and bath gas, 15xSi June %
PINE STREET THE 1000 BL0CK-Two-story dwelling G
rooms and bath. Possession June %
THE SIDE OF FRANKLIN STREET, BETWEEN SECOND
TIIRD-TVosory, and bath. Possession
EIGHTEENTH STREET, IN THE 100 BLOCK three
BATH porch neat cement cellar
light %
on VAN BJREN STREET THE 800 BLOCK-Threesoy brick
building containing apartments of 4 each
Possession June % Price, $4,000
ON TWENTN-NINTH STREET, JUST WEST OF MARKET-rAo.
story brick BATH porch, cement
cellar gas electric lighting i6xiOo Price, $1,000 Posses.
%
Main Floor john Govatos enin and
roiu Dug Real Estate Broker 9"P9y o's
Phone 762 Insurance in all its branches
TRAVELLERS CHECKS.
DRAFTS AND MONEY ORDERS TO ALL PARTS or THE WORLD
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City Homes For Sale
s25 WEST SIXTH STREET
Three story BATH and electric Possession %
sas WEST FIFTH STREET.
Two stories, rooms bath, gas Possession June %
COS WEST THIRD STREET
Three stories rooms BATH porch Possession 30 days
Three stories. SSa S WSR Bs ss! TP o STREET EG Possession 80
eO WEST SIXTH STREET.
Three stories, rooms bath gas Possession June %
, 400 NORTH 5 VAN 9gRHS STREET :, ,.,,, .,..
for porch cemented cellar Possession June 2S
qo5 NORTH HARRISON STREET
Two stories bath porch hot air heat cemented cellar
1929 WEST FIFTH STREET.
% o s'T Ioi O I S 'Ss ans % not water neat
2io NORTH JACKSON STREET
meao S stories rooms ''''' not ar neat gas Possession I'M
1908 WEST SIXTH STREET
lar gas electric Lot sz75 Possession june
1908 WEST SEVENTH STREET.
cellar Lot ols Possession dsy 3'' n'"
22e WEST FOURTEENTH STREET.
Three stories 10 baths, pohes
mented cellar gas. Lot 7xOo Possession 20 days
~ EAST TwENTY-rHRD STREET
iric stationary wsshsiand hardwood floors s''
sO5 WEST TwENTY-sECoND STREET
Three stories IL rooms bath porche steam heat cemented
WEST
TWO stories BATH porch,
Lot, 20x75. Possession 80 days.
1919 WEST STREET
Two stories semidached BATH porch, hot air heat
cemented cellar
iiii WEST STREET
Three stories rooms BATH porch heat yard
Possession Immediately.
AVENUE.
Three sem-detached bath
cemenied cellar, large yard. Possession %
WEST TENTH STREET
Three stories Il BATH porch, hot air heat
cellar Lot 3oxi30 Possession Immediately
N F. CORNER FIFTH AND WASHINGTON STREETS
Three stories 2 bath.
mediately.
22O WEST FOURTEENTH STREET.
stories, semdetachd hot
heat cemented cellar, and electric
June %.
JEFFERSON STREET
Three stories semidetached rooms baths porches hot
air heat cemented cellar Lot, 3oxi5O
1902 WEST STREET
Three stories rooms, bath, Lot iixiOO Possession 30 days
WATCH FOR SATURDAYS "AD" AS HOPE TO HAVE ONE
THAT WILL INTEREST YOU
Fred b. Cushnan.
REAL ESTATE. INSURANCE MORTGAGES
I'll WESl SEVENTH STREET. Telephone 701e
Ouens , M tn y
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Wilmington Logic
ToDAY'S sKYROCKETING RENTS ARE LAUGHED
AT BY THE MAN WHO OWNS HIS OWN HOME.
DON'T YOU WISH YOU WERE UNDER YOUR
THERE'S STILL TIME ON TERMS NO GREATER
THAN YOUR PRESENT RENT.
EAST THRTY-sEvENTH STREET.
Six rooms yeranda bath hot water heat gas and electric
POSSESSION l.
52s EAST SEVENTH STREET.
Nine rooms, bath, gas cement cellar
15 EAST TWENTY-FOURTH STREET.
Six yeranda enclosed hot water heat and electric.
1895 POPLAR STREET.
Six rooms BATH gas. nice yard
1882 HEALD STREET-S2O5O
Six rooms veranda, BATH cement cellar
1902 LANCASTER AVENUE
Eight rooms, veranda BATH heat cement cellar,
1928 WEST FOURTH STREET.
Eight veanda bath heat cement cellar nice yard
1920 WEST EIGHTEENTH STREET.
Eight rooms verand bath steam heat gas and electric stationary
1920 HUTTON STREET,
Seven rooms bath gas, cement cellar
1915 LANCASTER AVENUE
Six rooms, veranda bath, heat gas.
1928 WEST FOURTH STREET.
Nine veanda bath heat cement cellar and electric
1904 REED STREET.
1914 KIRK AVENUE
rooms, veranda bath heat
s. E. COR. FIFTH AND VAN BUREN STREETS.
BATH gas, nice yard
1904 JEFFERSON STREET.
Apartments Rents S110 Per Month
All Modern mprovements-$8000
1908 JEFFERSON STREET
Ten rooms, veranda bath, heat gas electric.
Ala EAST SEVENTH STREET.
Possession 60
4O6 EAST SEVENTH STREET.
Ten bath, heat
405 EAST SIXTH STREET.
BATH electric cellar
1015 LOMBARD STREET
bath, gas heat cement cellar
61s LOMBARD STREET
Nine rooms bath,
710 PINE STREET
rooms, bath, lot, 2Oxs0
1928 KING STREET.
rooms yerandas BATH heat and electric.
MUNDY & co.
7O6 Market Street
Phones S060-8061
Real Estate General Insurance. Mortgages Rents.
Open Every Evening Until O'clock
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At Roselle, Del.
ZOE SALE


Large apartment and store, Eighth and
Tatnall SITS lCall at my Office for fun
particularly
SO W Seventh ST.. r. B, II.
Four new houses. on West Sixth street,
near Broome. Il. B, p, II. win be
finished by May /.
80 W Second ST., X, b, ii.
l1uI Lancaster Ave 10 X, B.
700 20 10 dupont ST., 3 II, B, y.
72v DUPONT ST.. Is X, h. y, II.
1Oo TO 40 Scott ST. X. B. =.
122 Scott ST.. x. B, +.
21T W. seventh ST.. 10 X, B, II 4 store.
da4 w Third ST., X, b.
Go4 W. Sixth St. X, Il.
1906 W Sixth ST., X, Il, Il.
4l3 Rodney St.. Il, B.
SOC Madison ST., 10 X, b.
AIS Monroe ST., Z X, Il.
III ~ Harrison ST.. r. b, =.
s. +. Cor. Second and Jefferson SITS. (store)
r. B. a ii.
iii West ST., II L. Il. p, IA.
CARMINE A. BALASClO
Real Estate Broker.
0lS MARKET STREET.
j. Howard Gordon, Mgr. Phone 22ls-W.
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1907 WEST STREET
TWO stories, BATH porch
Lot. 20x75 Possession 80 days.
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4O5 WEST TwENTY-SECOND STREET
Three Stories II BATH porches, heat
cellar, gas and electric. Lot 3OxSO
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REAL Esr.IE-ron SALE nsI,rE-Fon SALE:
FOR SALE
NEW SEMI-DETACHED

FOR SALE
NEW SEMIDETACHED.
sxro heat
tonary tubs. garag space
zfo Iatnal St, i, p, 20 Monroe . Fl H.
aicrossA Ave. and ST. Il.
: e.
session & X. L, II.
r, b j, H. an,
22nd S Iansrne Sune 20 I5S Lancaster Ave- Z b p FL
r, Is, 7
II IL. block ST. Il 4 B.
fo fs9hsssssion 60 st, 10 r. b. Possess
r. B, r. H.
r. II w L. ST., 6 r. Il
DOG n . +. II
st. r, p, H. ami II
WIN. " MONTGOMERY
Phone si9 9l91s Street
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1919 WEST STREET
Two stories, semi-deached rooms, bath, porch no
cemented cellar
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9li GILPIN AVENUE.
Three stories, semdetached 10 rooms bath porch
cemented cellar large yard Possession June %.
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iiif WEST STREET.

iiti WEST STREET
Three Stories 10 rooms, BATH porch hot air heat arg
Possession Immediately.
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~ EAST TWENTY-THIRD STREET.
Two stories BATH porch hot heat and
iric. stationary washsand, hardwood floors
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226 WEST FOURTEENTH STREET
Three stories 10 rooms. baths porches, hot "
mented cellar, gas. Lot, i7xiO0 Possession 20 days.
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WATCH FOR SATURDAYS "AD" AS WE HOPE TO HAVE
THAT WILL INTEREST YOU
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SOC WEST TENTH STREET.
Three stories il rooms bath porch hot air heat c
cellar. Lot 30xi30 Possession Immediately
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1904 JEFFERSON STREET.
Apartments. Rents S110 Per Month.
All Modern ImprovementS-$8000
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n. f. CORNER FIFTH AND WASHINGTON STREETS.
Three stories, i2 rooms BATH Lot i6x65
mediately.
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1908 WEST SEVENTH STREET
Three stories 10 BATH porche hot water heat
cellar Lot 20xi27. Possession 30 days.