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Evening journal., 1920-08-10
BRITISH WON'T
SEND TROOPS

LONDON. Aug. 10 UNITED Press.)-.
"We are still hopeful Of peace" Prem
Ter Lloyd George declared In the
House Of Commons this afternoon. as
he started his speech laying the Rus
sian-Polish situation before Parlia-
mcnt.
The atmosphere was tense as the
Premier started speaking, the mem-
bers listened intently 10 every word.
There is no intention OF sending
troops TO Poland. the Premier de-
clar,cd.
Poland's resources are ample, ho
said, IL they are organized by expert
enced leaders.
Substantial Allied stores are avail
able near Poland. he announced which
can be shipped there In event that
the Poles and Russians fail to agree
on a peace at the Minsk conference.
LONDON. Aug 10 United Press.)-.
British labor today threatened virtual
revolution n necessary 10 prevent a
war with Russia as Premier Lloyd
George prepared TO lay the whole
Continued on Page Sixteen.
Evening journal., 1920-08-10
RAID Wine STILL
AT MARSHALLTON
County Officers Search Gel
lar, Find Raisin Mash and
Bottled Liquor
ARREST TENANT AS
DRY LAW VIOLATOR

Extending their activities out into
The county, Frank r Haley. special
agent of the Law and urder Society.
and Constable William Tinsman yes
terday swooped down on The home Of
Gaeian0 GrOci. In Marshallion. and
found a wine-making establishment
IN full blast
The officers made the raid on COM
plants which had been made 10 them
against CrOcis place. 4 formal war
rant based ON these complaints was
sworn out by Agent Haley giving
power 10 search the premises
In a. cellar of CrOci's home were
found two barrels, or about so gal
Ions, Of raisln mash In process OF
fermentation, and two cases OF beer
bottles filled with liquor.
CrOci was arrested and viii BE- given
a hearing before Magistrate Stradley
in his Offices In the Ford Building
next Monday afternoon at o'clock.
The charge Is manufacturing intOXi-
eating liquor unlawfully.
None Of the federal prohibition ON
GERS participated In The raid. which
was made under the provisions of the
klair and Loose anti-liquor laws OF
Delaware
Evening journal., 1920-08-10
FAIR PRICE FIXERS
FOR STATE SOON

The selection Of men 10 serve as
Fair Price COmmissi sioners for Della
ware is proving somewhat Of a prob
lem. according 10 United states Dis
trict Attorney James H. Hughes, as
II is rather diflcult to get men Of the
right calibre TO take up the work.
Il am anxious to get men not only
fllied for the duties Of this work but
men In whom the public has con-
ildence" said Mr. Hughes, at noon to-
day and ] am finding II dinicult 10
get The kind of men ] want Many
busy 10 accept a position requiring
so much time with no compensation,
and a rather unenviable task TO say
the least"
Il am hoping, however, to be able
10 make SOME announcement along
that line within a few days
Evening journal., 1920-08-10
LOT TRANSFERRED
CAN'T FIND DEED

Harry p. Joslyn. counsel for Mary
l.. Gordon. eXecutriX ri the estate Of
John Gordon. deceased. peiiioned the
directors Of the street and Sewer De
pariment this morning TO have eX-
plunged from the records Of the city
engineer the record of a purportcd
transfer of a lot owned by Mr. Gordon.
on Heald street. South Wilmington 20
his brother. Matthew Gordon. also de-
ceased
Although the department records
show the purported transfer n the
property no deed can be found boy the
heirs of the deceased Matthew Cor
don. and no record N the recording
OF the same can be found In the Re
cOrdcr Of Deeds Office. The heir of
Matthew Gordon John Gordon. his
son. also Joined the eXecutriX OF John
Gordon. Sr. in the petition.
The matter was referred 10 John w.
Huxley, IT.. city solicitor, at the sug-
gesiion Of Mr.. Joslyn.
The facts were disclosed when the
property was sold some time ago.
Evening journal., 1920-08-10
MEN SAY THEY
OWN ONE MACHINE

Dispute over the ownership Of an
automobile seemed 10 have been the
cause OF the arrest Of Samuel Costello
and samuel Pizanni on charse Of
larceny. % appeared from the testi-
mony. when the pair were given a
hearing before Judge Hastings IN
Municipal CourtNihis morning.
Judge Hastings dismiss, d them win
the advice 20 Costello, who claimed
io be part owner Of the machine with
nominlck Stomocinoh. the complain
ant TO take over action II he desires
10 try 10 prove his claim to the
machine
Dominick in whose name the car
is registered. denied that Costello
had any share in the automobile
The Two def ndants were CHARGED
with taking the machine from
Snyders garage Second and Jefferson
streets carly yesterday morning and
returned It later in the day.
Evening journal., 1920-08-10
BRITISH FTEETNOW
OFFDANZSH COAST;
REDS SHIPS SAIL

to Roman Catholic Bishops through
out the world ordering special pray
ers for Poland he remind d them
OF the Holy Sees special attachment
for Poland, which. as well as the
whole Of Europe Is now threatened
Cardinals. bishops and diplomats at
tended a special service for Poland
held here sunday.
BERLIN. Aug. o. via London. Aug
40 UNITED Press l-polands northern
army has been crumpled and the de
fcnsiNo line along the River Bug had
been shattered hy the BolsheNiki at
lacks, reports from Warsaw indicated
today.
Warsaw Is girdled by newly made
trenches and nclds OF harhod wire
cnlanglemonis. these adVlcos said
Many spies have been caught In me
city and scores OF dcseriers have been
apprchended there. The goNernmen
has decrccd courimartlal and death
for an such cases.
Citizens Of Warsaw are grimly d.
tormincd 90 nrhi 20 the last, despite
lhe feeling Of terror that Is crcepine
through the city with every new re-
port of The approach of the Russian
hordcs All men capable OF hearlni
arms are being drilled 90 defend th'
"lasi ditch line against the red as
saulls. The refugees coming ir
bring terrifying accounts 0f the man
ner In which the Russians are sweep
Continued on Page Twclvel.
Evening journal., 1920-08-10
S3O,OOOOOO WAGE INCREASE
FOR EXPRESS co. WORKERS

CHICAGO, Aug. 10 UNITED
Press The Federal Railway Labor
Board today announced a wage in
crease TO 1000 railway express en-
ployes totalling approximately $780,,
O00000 a year.
The increases range from s32 80 TO
$500 a month on the basis OF Nat
raise OF i6 cents an hour. The en-
ployes had asked increases OF $50 20
S5i a month. The award was made
retroactive 10 May 4.
Every employe OF the American
Railway Express Company, with the
exception Of executive officials and the
, 800 shOpmen benefited by the rail-
way wage award OF july 20. is effect
cd by tOday's decision The award is
the second by the Railway Labor
Board. which was Great ! by the
Esch-Cummins transportation bill. The
first award 10 railway workers to-
tailed s60O000000.
The board assumes. as the basis Of
Evening journal., 1920-08-10
INGLE WARD NOT
KIDNAPPED TOT
New Castle Baby Bears
Striking Resemblance TO
Blakely Coughlin
FOSTER PARENTS
TEARS ALLAYED
.pecial 10 The Evening Journal

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
NEW CASTLE. Aug. i0.-Resem-
blance between the baby boy, taken
90 raise by Mr. and Mrs. Grover lngle.
Of Sixth and Delaware streets. and the
photograph OF Blakley Coughln. the
missing boy Of Norristown, Pa. which
appeared In a Philadelphia newspaper
yesterday. caused the lngles consider
able anxiety as 10 whether The child
was not the kidnapped baby. The
features Of the lngle baby were so
sirikinCly like those Of the missing
child that Mr. lngle got in telegraphic
communication with the supposed
parents and also with superintendent
OF Detectives Souders. OF phiiadcl-
phia. Detective Souders partially set
the minds OF Mr.. and Mrs lngle at
rest when he telegraphed them that
minor operation had been perform
Continued on PAGE i6l.
Evening journal., 1920-08-10
May Open Way
FOR PAID DEPT.
Council Could Install New
Apparatus if Firemen
Don't Renew Contracts
COMPANIES TALK
OVER THEIR FUTURE

Members os the Phoenix fire COM
pany at a meeting last night discussed
whether TO renew its contract with
the city or 10 follow the lead Of the
Friendship fire company and retire
from active service. Nothing definite
was done. however. the meeting ad-
iourning until next Monday evening.
t~orge B. Ward presided at the meet
ing
The Reliance 1ro company will dis
cues The paid fire department question
ai a meeting tomorrow night
The Fame Company Will hold an
adjourned meeting Friday night 90
act upon the question Of renewing IFS
contract with the city. Prior 90 Fri-
day night, 10 is understood there win
be a meeting Of representatives Of an
the companies with a view 10 reach
ing some understanding in the matter
Continued on Page i6l.
Evening journal., 1920-08-10
BAR ILLEGAL
USEOF MONEY
Chairman Isaacs AsksChair-
man Warner TO Join in
Campaign Agreement
USE INFLUENCE TO
PREVENT BRIBERY

Henry r. Isaacs, chairman OF the
Democratic state Committee, today
sent 10 Charles Warner, chairman or
the Republican state Committee. a
communication suggesting that they
sign proposed agreement enclosed
by Mr Isaacs opposing the Illegal use
Of money in political campaigns pri-
maries and general elections, that
they will use their influence TO Sc
cure cooperation Of their party or
carnations toward that end. and that
Continued on Page Twelve.
Evening journal., 1920-08-10
KIWANIS TO BOOST
LINTNER in SONG

Practically the entire membership
Of the kiwanis Club is arranging TO
In Washington on October Q. The
Wilmington Club is urging +. ".
Lintncr for governor OF the Capital
District. and will boost his candidacy
in song. II is proposed 20 sing some
original songs containing the name
Lintner and the club is offering prizes
for the best three songs written by
Is members. A Jury OF three members
Of the Wilmington Club 10 be select-
ed by the Washington convention
committee will make the awards. The
competition will close August 2i. and
the awards will be made September
Loo
Evening journal., 1920-08-10
HAD TO PULL GUNS In
MAKINGLIQUOR RAIDS

stan Of ibe SnecisI y ssents ~ Go connected
with the onlce Of Federal Prohibition
Director W. Truxton Boyce. has re
turned from North Jersey. where he
participated in the wholesale haids
last week against Illicit whiskey
sellers.
In Hoboken, he said, public senti-
ment was so strongly against prohl-
wilton th1t arrests were made with
difficulty. and at times the raiding
officers were obliged 10 draw their
revolvers 10 ward of attacks by
crowds Of liquor sympalhizers armed
with bricks. The local police. he
added. merely stood by and watched
the raids.
Evening journal., 1920-08-10
TOnight'S Band Concert

The Mayor and Community
Service announce the following
program for the band concert
and community sing. 10 be held
In kirkwOod Park this evening,
from S 10 10 o'clock.
BAND CONCERT.
Overture. PEST" Leutner
selection, "The Prince Of Pill
waltz, aWeddinO q the Winds
Popular Airs:
(a) Ga Needa" .......... Alden
(b) 'Tll See You in Cuba" Berlin
Fantasia. Gems OF stephen
Foster" ..... ..........I IObani
Intermezzo, "shades Of Night"
Gilbert
Melodies from Mascot"
sullivan
The Philharmonic Band.
!. Norris Robinson, Director.
song NUMBERS.
america" "keep the Home
Fires BURNING" Carolina sun
shine" "BlOwing Bubbles "Old
Folks at Home" "Let the Rest OF
the World Go By" "LOnq Long
Trail" Battle Hymn Of Repub-
lie" "My Bonnie" It'll We Meet
Again"
singing conducted by Emerson
Stone, Of the Community Service.
Evening journal., 1920-08-10
KIWANIS DEFERS IT'S
FIELD DAY AWHILE

The Kiwanis Club has deferred the
date for its entertainment OF the
Chester kiwanis Club. set for August
IS originally. Tho club is now plan
ming 10 have a field day at Lenape
Park. either September 1 or 5, when
the Chester members and their guests
will be entertained Mayor Taylor
and former Mayor Charles ID Bird
have donated The booster prizes for
tOm0rrOW's luncheon.
Evening journal., 1920-08-10
ARRMGN RHODES TODAY.

Andrew B. Rh0ads, former nostmas-
ter at the County Hospital at Farm
hurst. will be given hearing this
afternoon before United States Com
missioner John Peace Cam. on charge
OF embezzlement The hearing viii be
held in the United states marshafs
Offices In the post Office building
Hearing OF Rhusds has been twice
postponed owing TO the inability oi
Post Ofice Inspector Conner 10 attend
and testify.
Evening journal., 1920-08-10
WIFE SAYS HUBBY
: MADE DEATH THREAT

For breach Of the peare toward
his wife. Antonio Marsighia was held
In $500 peace bond by Judge Hastings
In Municipal Court this morning.
Mrs. Nlarsighia testified that her
husband heat and tried TO choke her
and threatened 10 Kill her II she had
him arrested.
The defendant denied his wife's
accusations
Evening journal., 1920-08-10
.l5,4S2 VOTERS
OF CITY LISTED
Saturdays Registration COLL
in the Twelve Wards of
Wilmington
ANOTHER CHANCE TO
ENROLL SATURDAY
TROTZkT

Figures from all districts show that
i5'4s2 voters have registered vii
mington on the FIRST two days in order
20 vote at the November election.
This is about 1000 votes i'm excess Of
the registration on the first two days
two years ago
The registration on Saturday was
SOIL and on the first day in July was
9.4Ii. The registration by wards SAT-
urday was as follows:
Evening journal., 1920-08-10

Urgency Of improving important
streets used by autolsts in going
through Wilmington. and the necessity
for erecting adequate detour signs
now that Washington street bridge
is closed were pointed out in letters
sent by the Chamber Of Commerce
10 the Street and Sewer directors this
morning.
At the same time the Chamber of
Commerce sent a communication TO
Continued on Page Sixteen.l
Evening journal., 1920-08-10

this decision. the continuance in full
force OF the existing rules, working
conditions and agreements" the dV-
cision stated. And pending further
consideration and determination 81
the questions pertaining TO the con
tinuation or modification Of such rules
conditions and agreements no
changes therin shall be made except
Continued on Page Twelve.
Evening journal., 1920-08-10
cHORUs 10 SING TONIGHT.

The third open air sing Of the Com
munity Chorus will be held tonight,
under the direction OF Harry Barn
hart. assisted by Frederick Watson.
pinaist ai the plaza in front OF the
Public Building In case Of rain The
sing viii be held in the police depart
ment assembly hall the entrance TO
which Is on Tenth street The
women viii be dressed In white and
the men Will occupy the two first
rows OF grandstand seats.
Evening journal., 1920-08-10
G. O. P. DELEGATES
MUST FILE TONIGHT

Candidates for election as delegates
TO the Republican Stale Convention.
to be held at Dover on Tuesday. Au-
gust 2i, must file their names not
later than 1890 o'clock this evening,
standard time. Candidates from the
county districts will file their names
with the secretary Of the county com
miitee and candidates from the city
will fle their names with the secre-
iary Of the City Committee.
The executive committee will meet
tomorrow or Thursday TO consider
the names nled after which they
will be made public.
Evening journal., 1920-08-10

Total TO date ..................i0 i0lo2
There are about 25,000 voters In the
city.
There will be another opportunity
Continued on Page SiXteen.)
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TODAY's TFMPFRATURF
Sun AND TIDE.
LOST AND FODND.

/ Osr-A BLUE CROCHE + d
II sweater. yesterday morning. between
Ninth and Market streets and Fourth
Street Wharf. Return TO 105 r. Ninth
street. augl0-1t.
Continued on Page Fourteen.
Evening journal., 1920-08-10
PRFACHFR 10 ADDRESS ROTARIANS

Dr. J. a. McCOmbe d. D.. who Is m
charge Of the services al Brandywine
summit camp. will address the Ro-
iarv Club al noon on Thursday, IN
the Hotel dupont
Evening journal., 1920-08-10
Chs,rber of Commerce
Prod for Street Directors
and Levy Court
FAVOR FOOT BRIDGE
OVER BRANDYWINE
FAVOR FOOT BRIDGE
OVER BRANDYWHVE

The Washington Street Bridge
Commission urged Levy Court this
morning TO construct a foot bridge
over the Brandywine, at West
street, for the use Of the general
public during the construction Of
the new Washington street bridge.
The communication was referred TO
the cor littee of the whole.
Evening journal., 1920-08-10
BRITISH LABOR TALKS REVOLUTION IF
WAR IS DECLARED ON RUSSIAN REDS
8. 600. 900 ENGLISH WORKERS PREP ARE
GENERAL STRIKE ORDER PREVIOUS TO
CONFERENCE WITH PREMIER GEORGE

Workers viii
Refuse to Haul Food,
Munitions or Sup
plies Destined to Aid
Poland = Women s
Organizations De :
clare Var in Behalf
of Poles Would Be
World Crime
Evening journal., 1920-08-10

Prevent bottle famine, Return empties
promptly. Glover Dairy Co.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1920-08-10

NUNNl N llNUiItf huN w. A'"'N''
Press. A formidable British squad
ron steamed into Danish waters today.
II was reported the warships were
under orders TO participate In a block
ade of Russia.
BERLIN. Aug. 2 via London, Aug.
10. 1850 a. m.)-Red forces were re-
ported today within seven miles OF
the Polish corridor connecting War
saw with the sea They were ad-
vancing rapidly 10 cut of the city.
BERLIN. Aug. 10 Omitted PreSs).-
Poland has accepted Rumania's offer
of military aid and several regiments
are en- route TO the front TO aid in
nahting the Bolsheviki, according TO
an unveriiied report here today.
PARIS. Aug. 10 Omitted Press).-
Bolsheyik troops have reached the
Warsaw -Danzin railway and are ad-
vancing along II toward Warsaw ae-
cordina TO Foreign ONCE dispatches
TODAY. The Russians have taken Os-
irolenka, the message said.
ROME. Aug Q Delayed UNITED
Press )-The Pope today sent letters
Evening journal., 1920-08-10
THE WEATHER

Local thunder showers probably to-
night and Wednesday, no change in
temperature ,lmOderate south winds.
Evening journal., 1920-08-10

Certified Mix for Infants-Clover
Dairy C0.-Adv.
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FOR SALE-Ranches

FOR SALE-Cozy Corner ranch, -FOUR
blocks north of Jail. Apply at ranch or
call at Els North Fourth. i, -
FOR SALE-Nine acre ranch. close in;
crops, stock and equipment II desired.
S. j. Vivian. Phone s4o4-I4.
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FOUND

lFOUND-A valuable document. the per
son to whom 1t belongs can have sam
Iby caiiinglat 1911 West Central, old town
or phone 2lS0-N, 90,
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TYPEWRITERs

TYPEWRITERS-AH makes overhauied
and repaired Ribbons for every ma
chine. Albuquerque Typewriter Exchange
nhona ena-I l22 South Fourth
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! USE -VELvA ROOF and Iron Paint. Roo,
Koter. Roof Cement, stops leaks. jap
alac, Mohair top dressing. Plymouth
| Cottage Paint. valspar enamels for au-
! tomobiles. Alabastine. Homestead floor
paint Satisfaction assured Thos. f.
KeIeher, 4os West Central phone to57-J.
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$1,000 DOWN

And terms will handle these
9-rm. modern, close in... $5,0 600
Arm. mod. ana sleep. porch $3.50
Arm. mod. and sleep. porch 5000
5-rm., garage and 3 lots. 1850
j. A. HAMMOND, Real Estate
S24 e. Silver, Phone l522R
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F or Sale


Snyen-room modern pr.cx, including
glassed sleeping porch. other poreheS'
hardwood floors and finish throughout,
built.in features, cement basement with
hot water heat, fireplace, large lot WIN
fruit and shade trees. everything hers
tor ones comfort and priced right at
$3.50. $4,000 as first payment Will buy
situate in Third ward.
seven-room modern, two-story bric'-,
two canvas sleeping porches, other
porches. fireplace, complete, bath rooni
downstairs, lavatory up, good basement
laIg corner lot with garage and chicken
houses immediate possession and the
price is right at $4,000. $4,000 down, hat-
ance as rent Situate in the Second ward.
Exclusive Agents.
A. c. STARES.
Real Estate and Insurance.
$40 West Gold ave. Phone 1es.
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HELP WANTED

y AsTEI5-Boys WESTERN Union.
-, !, -, 10. nIhuo1eIoue San
$500,
TIacEsmTIh
" 49, II T,ara IIa sonth Sacona.
: lloe. =. a29---~-
WANTED-Man COOK ior zen MN o.
farm. Fhohe IaVo'H-' Va "''''
Box 4IG, city. -
* AS7TEn-Man and wife for general
work around the house. Address T.. o.
Box la2. city.
a z-sTi, = 5--c7 a -6oIs Is 1,Grs Old, t.
do light work. Apply Whitmer JacksoV
4 Co. Saw Mil, - -.-------->----
v ANTED-Man TO drive Foru tIuch'
temporary position hf"oou paNe's'
lss west olIHeI. -, -,---------r--
WANTED-Carpeh'er aru nuiP1 hSo,"v
borers anH COOKS. mp, otA W
- IA.
10y ~ man Vi p' ~ Tho nnblic con.
,fncipgiv can mako good Income work.
,rg fnW hours n day, Commission basis
"a. r. s., care Journal
wKYTED--YounC men 10 Know we have
already out-grown our first location
and have moved to larger quarters
Price remains the same as eastern Gus
'"N'" "a, ,tr,yty NtnnrpN nITE.
write or phone tue ~" WEsT CEN =
lNEoo SOl nI.N ON
----,;,,,;, r, = EIn1
An a. % y, coua ~ c,annsranhv
hisher Aeeountta~', 'g,,sans Ana
success Hundreds of successful gradu.
ates
Enroll Now.
Albuquerque Business College
| 1.-THE Special School for Specialists,
Phone 627. 12th Year. Koroer o:ag'
J, b.. GoODELl. fresl
Lama,a
-------------,- $3.50
! WANTED-Maid. Apply Albuquerque
Sanitarium. ---
/ v .SNTED-Dtnlns room 6irL oi1 Hout''
Bread~ay. y 49, -
! WANTED--tinod Kitchen woman. +lO
West Gold. Phone sss-J.
Va TE75-Tom1cfoni cook Mrs, .. \,
- qoo Torth EIghtb
------ -,
WANTED-Woman car Operator " d"
vacancy. Apply tIty ElectIIc -.
fWANTED--Good girl for general house
work. i1l5 West Tiieras. phone l3l6-W
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FOE SALE

81, oOO-Five-rooin frame bungalow, mod
ern, extra well built. full basement
Elassed sleeping porch, buiit-tn FEATURES
garage, trees, shruhbery, flowers lot
62iaxl42, South Broadway; real par
gain.
81 sOO-right-room two-story, pebble
dash. modern, extra large sleeping
porch, good location, West Silver ave-
nue..
s3,5OO-Five-room frame, modern, high
lands, close in.
Other residence and business properties
in all parts Of the city.
A. FIEISCHER,
Real Estate, Insurance, Loans.
Phone ss4. Ill South Fourth street
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NEW BUNGALOWS.

l15 North Maple street, five
looms, bath, basement, hot air
neat. hardwood floors, built-in
features, nice electric fixtures,
$4,000.
TIA West Slate, six room
pressed brick, hardwood floors
throughout. Fire place, nice
closets, large sleeping porch,
$4,000.
4l0 Luna boulevard, five-room
plastered, oak and maple floors.
Fire place. built-in features,
French doors, good garage. Hot
air heat Best OF locations and
construction, $4,000.
These buildings should appeal
to the man who appreciates
good material and construction.
Reasonable terms.
THAXTON Il co.
owners. ..
Third and Gold.
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MONEY TO LOAN
FOR SALE--Real Estate

FOR SALE-Two nice level lots 50x240.
Fine shade and fruit trees. One lot on
car line; other lot has two room tent
house furnished Lights. city water,
Ideal for healthseeker $500 cash. balance
reasonable terms. 1912 North Twelfth.
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FOR RENT-Storeroom

FOR RENT-Store room in the Stamm
building. opposite the crystal Theater.
NJ p. Stamm. -
FOR RENT-Large store room on Copper
avenue between First and Second.
Eorier Auto Company.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WINlED-Iiree or four-room furnished
apartment, beginning November 10
e. Address f. A. f.. care Journal
WANTED--Small apartment furnished,
with sleeping porch; within a re-"
blocks Of Central avenue; must move
from present house in a few days. Ad-
dress g-RS. care frnrrs,'