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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-08

THE GRANGE AT MILFORD.

Milford, Dec. S.-Saturday afternoon,
at the annual meeting Of Milford Grange,
No. 6, p. Of H., in Grange Hall, the cleo
ton Of officers took place. The retiring
worthy master, Edward J. Lewis, was re-
elected unanimously, but refused to 40
cept Alfred B. Peet, prominent farmer
was then chosen; II. J.. Lcmmix, overseer |;
Mrs. A. i. Mum, lecturer; Medford
Jones, steward; Jacob l.. Rosa assistant.
Minor executive offices and degree work
masters will be chosen at the meeting
rext Saturday afternoon.
The Christmas party and entertain
ment will be held on Monday evening,
December 81. Saturday January !, an
all-day meeting will be held for the pur-
pose of installing the new officers and
burning the mortgage in the morning,
the annual dinner viii be served at noon,
and in the afternoon an open meeting
will be held Wedr esday, January 5.
Pomona meeting, the combined county
meeting held every six months, will take
place in the local Grange hall
SURPRISE PARTY FOR RECTOR.
Milford, Dec s-Several members of
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NEWS OF SEAFORD.

Seaford. Dec S.-Washington Camp
Ne J. T. Q. :. Of A., will present large
American flag 10 Cannon school, this
evening Rev B. r. Ruley, pastor Of
MI Olivet NJ p Church, viii make the
presentation speech.
Revival services are in progress 81
Gregg NJ Z. Church, Blades, Rev. J,
Ward Mills, pastor in charge
Mrs Martin Mecarraher of Wilmington
has been here visiting her mother-In-law
Mrs. William 5. kenney.
Rev. Clarence T. Wilson will lecture N
St Johns NJ E. Church on Thursday
evening
Helena Hatfield, 7-year-old daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Hatfield, who was
operated on for adenoids and tonsIls at
the Homeopathic Hospital Wilmington,
returned home last night, the operation
having been successful.
Mrs. Orem Trice and daughter, Eliza
beth, are spending several days with her
parents ct Pocomoke Citv. Nd
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-08
NEWS OF A DAY
FROM THE STATE
Woman's Hand Mangled by Being
Caught in Machine at Under
wear Factory.
WORK BY MILFORD GRANGE
Two Inccndiaries Detected in At
tempt to Fire Potato Ware
house at Laurel, But Escape.
rrom Everv Evenins's Correspondent

Prom Every Evenings Correspondent
Laurel, Dec S.-Incendiaries made a
daring attempt Monday night to fire the
large potato storage house on Second
street, belonging to John W. Galloway.
About $50 o'clock Herman Lowe, who
lives nearby, stepped out the back door
of the store of s. Lloyd Lowe and saw two
men attempting TO set the building on fire.
He dad not recognize either of the men.
but noticed that one was white man and
the other Negro.
Calling some othe men from the nearby
stores, Mr.. Lowe gave chase to men, who
had started to run, but the posse did not
sucoeedin catching either OF them.
This attempt coming so soon after the
two attempts To destroy the neighboring
town of Millsboro, and the recent fire
here, has caused some urieasiness to many
of our citizens.
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DELAWARE CITY NEWS.

Delaware City. Dec S-Wiliam d,
Clark is III at his home on CLIFTON street
with heavy cold.
The Yacht Manhattan from New York,
passed through the canal, yesterday,
bound for Florida; also. yacht Dorothy
r.. from New York for the South; Yacht
Ioana. from Chicago to Florida; yacht
Joan. from Philadelphia for the South.
In connection with the Home Eco
nomics Department Of the public school.
Miss Hartlove. Red Cross nurse, Is
giving q series Of lessons in home hygiene
and care Of the sick
Mr.. and Mrs Laws gave n birthday
party in honor Of their son, Norman. last
evening The followir guests attended
Catharine Roberts Emma Gam, Mabel
Moore, Mary Rash. Ida Rieards, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Roberts, al OF st Georges,
and John Sweatman OF GLASGOW Many
presents were received.
Mrs. Mary Locates Of Wilmington Is
here visiting her sister, Miss florence
Davidson.
Benjamin Vinton, who was taken to
the Delaware Hospital. seriously Ill, few
DAYS ago. is slightly improved
The barge IntrepTed, loaded with
tankage. from New York 10 Baltimore. in
tON OF Illc tt4G vi flllEAs plccCS wi rtAts
the canal last night also, barge Wissa-
hickon. loaded with coal from Philadel-
phia TO Washi; gtor: barge Augusta,
loaded with pulp wood, from Rappa-
hammock river 10 Delaware mills, viii
mington; barges keut, Columbia, Vim
cent McNally and Juniata, from Phila-
delphia for Virginia
Mrs John Schuuder left Yesterday 70
visit relatives in Philadelphia.
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NEWS OF LEWES.

Lewes, Dec. s.-W. A. Hastings,
superintendent Of the Hayes & Anderston
Fisheries Products Co, Of New York, is
here on q vacation.
Epworth League of the NJ E. Church
has elected the following officers: Presi-
dent Miss Ottillie Hazard: vice
presidents. Miss Dorothy Lank. Miss
Elizabeth Phillips, Mrs Rolla Hart, Miss
Florence Cerey. secretary, James Wiley;
treasurer Thomas r. Ingram, Jr.; pianist,
Miss Mildred Prettyman; assistant, Miss
Beatrice King.
The report submitted at the third quar-
terly conference OF the NJ. L. Church. this
week, showed the work TO be in fine con-
dition. The pastor. Rev Howard Davis,
wes invited to return the ensuing con-
ference year.
Mrs. William Teal and daughter, Miss
Martha Teal, are on an extended visit IN
Philadelphia.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-08
AUTO AND TEAM IN COLLISION.

Seaford. Dec Sunday night, about
\ mile and half below Seaford, on the
Seaford-Laurel road. the automobile Of
Lee Williamson Of Delmar ran into team
owned by Prothonotary-elcct Norris :.
Short Of Broad Greek The team was
driven hv William Deshields, who had
his wife in the carriage with him.
Williamson was hurled from his car and
injured about the arm. Deshields and
his wife suffered bad bruises and cuts
and were considerably shaken up. The
automobile and carriage were badly
wrecked but the horse was not injured.
Deshields. VINO was driving the team,
is tenant hand on Short farm. The
accident was caused by the lights gong
bad on williamson car.
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MOUNT PLEASANT SCHOOL NEWS.

Bellevue, Dec. 8.-On Friday, Decem-
Der TO- a meeting Of the parents and
teachers of this community win be held
in the school building for the purpose of
organizing Parent-Teachers Association.
A short program will be given and George
L. Medill president Of the New Castle
County Board of Education. will addr -
Che meeting DR.. Curran, head Of the
State Dental Unit, will explain to anxious
parents Just what work they are doing
and intend to do. All parents and in
epresent
The State Dental Unit has been located
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NEWS OF MILFORD.

Milford, Dec. S-Colonel Theodore
Townsend spent Monday and Tuesday in
Wilmington.
Mrs. Belle Gordon of Newark, N. j.,
for many years a resident of Milford, is
here as a guest of Mrs Mary Marshall
and Miss Fannie Holmes, for several days.
Carlisle Fire Co, was summoned by
telephone to Lewes, yesterday morning
on account of the disastrous fire in that
town The fremea made remarkable time
in reaching the scere Of the fire, arriving
at O'Clock, only one hour from the
time the message was received
Revival services are being held each
night this week in the First Methodist
Protestant Church and Avenue Meth
odist Episcopal Church.
Meats have dropped in price in Milford
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SEAFORD NEWS.

Seaford. Dec : The funeral Of Mrs
Dallas smith Deshields Youngest daugh-
ter Of the late Dallas Smith Of this town,
who died Sunday morning, was held from
her late home in Salisbury, Md, yester-
dav afternoon at | clock; lnterment in
Odd Fellows cemetery. Seaford The
floral offerings were numerous and beau
tifuI
The ladies of ST. Luke's P. T. Church
cleared S125 az bazaar held last Satur-
dav afternoon and evening
Lesley Donoho Of Baltimore, who
underwent an operation for appendicitis in
Philadelphia. several weeks ago. is home
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VICTIM OF CANCER.

Laurel. Dec S-J. Hcrvey Williams Is
critically Ill at his home on Market street,
suffering from cancer Of the face. Dur
ing the past few months it has become very
malignant, spreading TO his eyes and
down TO the roof of his mouth He has
been blind for more than a week and has
been suffering from hemorrhage for two
DAYS and his death is expected at any
time.
4 daughter. Miss Anna Williams, Is
critically i'll with pneumonia.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-08
HAND HURT IN MACHINE.

Laurel. Dec S-Mrs. Joseph Conoway
was painfully injured Monday afternoon
while at work at the underwear factory of
Topkis Brothers, on Delaware avenue, by
her left hand becoming caught IN a facing
machine at which she was working Before
the machine could be stopped the hand was
badly mangled. She was hurried TO the
Office of Or. W. T. Jones where her IN
juries were treated
At first was feared she would lose her
hand hu the physician believes the hand
and all the fingers will be saved.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-08

with his mother, Mn. E,lnicc Donoho,
West Seaford, convalescing.
Seaford Town Council il improving
High street by filing the chuck holes with
cinders.
Mt. and Mrs. Albert /. Diamond have
rented the Charles Conaway property, on
Pine street, and the home is now being
put in shape for occupancy.
Ollie Wooford has sold three building
lots on North street, two to Martha
Bacon and one to Alonzo Collins.
Marshall Hammond, who has been en-
gagged in farming, has rented the Trice
property. on Conwell street, and has
moved there with his family.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-08

Christ z. T.. Church congregation tender
cd the rector, Rev. Thomas v. Wingatc,
a surprise party, Sunday night, on the
occasion OF his birthday anniversary.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
William @. Sammons, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Ennis, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl A. Collel.
and Rev. and Mrs. Wingate
Carl A. ColIell rendered several in
str1rncntal selections in delightful man
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-08

at this school for tho past few weeks.
They arc doing a wonderful thing for the
kiddies. II is certainly worth while to see
those little people stepping out Of the
portable dental chairs and running their
tongues over their teeth, scarcely be-
lieving that their teeth are now white,
shiny and clean.
Tho eighth grade pupils arc busy pre-
pairing to produce Dickens Christmas
Carol" as Christmas offering TO their
patrons. Ii promises great success.
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IN HOSPITAL WORK.

Laurel. Dec S.-Miss Grace Locates,
who recently graduated at Bellevue
Hospital, New York. City, as q trained
nurse, is visiting her parents, MIR and
Mrs. James II, Locates. She will go from
here to Philadelphia 10 take a position
In St Luke's Hospital, in charge of the
operating room.
William Pusey. who recently resigned
from the Sussex Trust Co. as bookkeeper
in the Laurel Branch. has secured a posi-
tion with the Logan Coal Co, Philadel-
phia
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-08

ordered for the Robbins Hoe Co. more
than six months ago, and eypeet~d here
by the middle ~ September, y schsduied
to arrive here December Iy
Alderman y. y. Wood reported 10
Council FIVE arrests for violation "A fs,gn
ordinances during November, with fne~
collected amounting 10 s1s
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-08

approximately 20 per cont during the
past ton days.
Miss Hasel Benson Of Hurlock, Md,
has boon visiting here at tho home Of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William ID. j..
Ranaon
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-08

ner, and at late hour refreshments were
served. A large cake, beautifully decora-
ted, had been previously prepared by
Mrs. Colieil as n surprise ~ Mr.. Wingate.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-08
SALE OF A HOUSE.

Dover, Dec. s.--At public sale ys.,er-
day, the residence of The late Revnolds
Clough, on Bradford street, va rrir-
chased by John q. Hayes Il Dover for
81, 900
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-08
Rupture
Experts
and Children
Wilmington
Representing
W.S.Rice, Adams, NY
VS.. Rice, Adams, N. Y

Our experts, A. K.
Perkins, VI. D., and
Miss S. P. Meegan, will
be at the Wilmington
Hotel, Wilmington,
Del, December 10 and
II. Every ruptured
man, woman and child
should take advantage
Of this opportunity.
The Rice Method for
Rupture IS known the
world over. You
can now see this
Method demonstrat-
ed and have a Rice Ap-
pliance fitted 70 you.
Absolutely no charge
unless you are satisfied
TO keep the Outfit
after having the Appli-
ance adjusted and you
see how perfectly and
comfortably il holds.
I No harsh, deeP-pressing
springs; nothing 70
gouge the flesh and
make you sore. Can
be worn night ana
day with positive com
fort. Soft, rubber-ike
composition pad, any
degree OF pressure re-
quired.
Don I wear 4 truss
all your life when thou
sands have reported
cures through using
the Rice NJ { I Il 8 i.
Why suffer the burden
of rupture if there IS a
chance 10 be free from
truss wearing forever?
Anyway, it will cost
you nothing 10 come IN
and see my representa-
tive at the Wilmington
Hotel. Miss Aleegan
has separate apart
ments and will person
ally attend all lady call
ers. Office hours 9 to
u a. m, , 70 ; .. m,
evenings 7 TO 9.
Don't miss this great
opportunity 10 see these
Experts on Hernia.
W. S. RICE,
Adams, \. y.
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DOVER CITY COUNCIL.

Dover, Dec. Sat the monthly meet
ing Of City Council, last night, il was
announced that the new fire apparatus
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-02
A'IAL DlA COMO HOY 4
z$R E%
"Recordar vivir---Dante
? DE JUNO DE 1887.
NAcIo EN- MAYAeUEz DON JOSE R. FREYRE

Las energias humans de la vocacion
en- lucha constante con las dificultades
del medic econ6mico Y social, ofrecen
en- Ia vida de don Jose Ramon Freyre
un ejemplo digno de estudio de medi-
taci6n.
Su padre (hijo del general Freyre
de noble abolengo portugues heroe de
la famosa guerra espafiola de La Inde-
pendencia contra las legiones de Napo-
leon y ejercia en- Mayaguez ell oficio
de platero, con muy escasos recursos
Por es'a causa no pudo alcanzar Jose
Ramon mas ensenanza que la de pri-
meras letras, Y en- las horas cue la es-
cuela lie dejaba hbres ayudaba su pro
genitor en- los trabajos de aquel oficio.
Desde muy temprana edad Sc fu5
desarrollando en- Ell una gran afcion a
Ia lectura Y al estudio, Y solicitaba con
frecuencia la cooperation ell consejo
de los hombres doctos, especialmente la
de su maestro y amigo don Jose Maria
Sierra, un dominicano inteligente, emf
grado de su pals por causas politicas
que ejercio en- Mayaguez, durante mu-
chos amos, la ensehanza el periodismo.
Asi Sc fue desarrollando nutriendo la
inSeligencia de Freyre hijo, sin menos-
cabo de su labor diaria en- ell taller de-
padre.
Las primeras aficiones hterarias que
en- Jose R. Freyre Sc despertaron, iban
preferentemente hacia la forma poeti-
ca. Ell verso era su encanto, la colec-
cion de sus primeros ensayos forma I'M
abultado tomo, que conservan sus hi.
jos con noble y legitima estimaci6n
Pero como el aspiraba ser actor en- la
lucha que va por entonces Sc iniciaba
en- favor de las reformas del regimen
colonial, trato de ejercitarse .tambien
EN- la prosa, como instrumento mas ap
to para la lucha diaria de las ideas HI.
20 su primera tentativa de escritor fun
dando un pequefo periodico, que circu-
laba durante los entreactos en- las fun
clones tea;rales. Sc titulaba LOS GE
MELos, y Sc hizo notar bien pronto por
los ingenioso y urbano de su critica, y
por la gracia Y novedad de sus observa-
clones.
En- el afio mil ochocientos setenta, cuan
do sc organizaba el partido reformsta
portorriqueno al calor de las ideas demo
craticas de la Revolucion espahola, los
refornistas de Mayaguez eligieron a
Freyre para la direction de un period
co que propagara Y defendiera en- aque-
la ciudad las ideas Y los intereses de su
par lido; y en- ese periodico, que tuvo
por nombre LA RAzoN, Sc pusieron en-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-02
FANTASIA

Al Supreme Hacedor de 10 creado
Dirigi fervoroso mis- cantares,
Pidiendole calmara los pesares
Que desgarraron iayl mi juventud.
Y Ell Sumo Ser oy6me con agrado
Y conmovi6le mi cristiano acento;
Y mitigar dueriendo mi tormento,
Del Rey Profet9 me cedi6 ell laud
Instruments dulcisimo sonoro.
De MADEIRA del Libano tornado
Con dibujos maguificos grabado,
Embutido de nacar marfil;
De sus cuerdas finisimas de orc
Salen acordes de sonidos suaves,
Semejantes al canto de las aves
Cuando alegres recorren ell pensil.
Ese laud sera mi compafiero:
Con el he re marchar en- mi camino.
Y doquiera me lleve mi destino
Sus cuerdas armoniosas vibrare.
Ora cruce resuelto erial sendero,
o de verdura nm vale delicioso:
Ora es'e en- la mansion del poderoso,
o del mendigo en- ell hogar este,
Pulsare mi latld con valentia,
Que en- clio cifro mi venSura solo,
Y como alumno del divine Apollo
FL me dara su sacra inspiration
(Continna en- Ia pagina ~
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-02

evidencia las grandes dotes de escritor
de aquel inteligente joven.
Baldorioty de Castro, en- su periodico
Ell DERECHo, califcaba a Freyre de
"concienzudo publisoa'', afiadia que
'ningtn otro escritor del pals habfa
sido mas recto nj mas frme en- la de.
fensa de La Justicia la Iibertad".
Era, en- efecto. un periodista excelen
te, que supo conservar en- medic de las
mas ardientes luchas un lenguaje dig
no, mesurado y cortes, un aplomo COM
pleto Y una dialectica admirable La abo
licion de la esclavitud tuvo tambien en-
Freyre un esforzado y constante paladin.
Ilegaba hasta el heroismo en- el cum
plimiento de sus deberes politicos Y en
Ia defensa de su dignidad personal; era
my agradable y ameno en- su trato,
ell el seno de la fsmilia era un constan-
te modelo de ternura Y amor.
Murio en- mil ochocientos setenta y
tres, EN- 10 mas forido de su juventud, y
cuando la Republica espanola habia IL
bertado va los esclavos de Puerto Rico,
Y concedido amplias libersades politi-
cas- a todos sus habitantes.
Es de lamentar que los trabajos perio
dis icos de este escritor no Sc hayan
coleccionado, pues 81 como expression de
ideas y manifestation de luchas de otra
edad carecen de aquel interes palpitan-
te que tuvieron en- su origen, siempre
hubieran servido como buenos modelos
de discussion politica, de urbanidad Ii
teraria y de bien decir.
La siguiente composition poetica fue
escrtta por Freyre en- los primeros amos
de su juventud.
NJ Fernandez JUNCoS
Ell LAUD
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-02

oPoRTUNIDAD
Vendo dos hermosas casas de concre
to, con todas las divisiones de 10 mis-
mo, con doble servicio sanitario, techa
das de zinc, muy cerca de San Juan
cerca de la nueva caITetera.
Informara
D. DIAZ ALEXANDRA
Telefono 676 Ferreteria de Finlay
San Jan, p g.
AdVt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-01
REAL ESTATE
REAL ESTATE
EAST FRONT
MORNINGSIDE BUNGALOW

Roswell addi
throughout French doors
will be glad to show this
90 YOU any hot
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BLAIR BROTHERS
THESE ARE FOR SALE BY OWNER


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on e good
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basement; $1,000 cnsh, balance monthly
Aso a
balance
CALL ME AT ONCE INFORMATION
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$500 CASH

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east front bungalow, two bedrooms,
bath between, and glassed-in sleep
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in a rapidly advancing residential
section, only half block from good
car line. Price s4,S5o. Balance $50
per month.
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GOOD HOMES


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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

oVVo the broadmoor Mornnssdo district Walking
defiance from business center
$500 ] '' s s ""sns o T bath m5"S Ss1Nas as aSo
date in every respect Good location
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garage nro,dmoor Mornnssde district
& s sS'' rS S s % GS @ % o1s a house. SS. renting
$24 "s % ] @ 5 H 3 n'S Sa as nS Soo. .s ),
respect real bargain for quick Morningside
$27 @ m tot & SS T @ s 1S rwo Hsa Ss
dcarobe location Maple Ridge district.
$50 N ] eG"gG s""S, Hs s' ] Gom' ssS"s
large ana complete n
500 @ srs ss s.u .s s % s,s
a @ ANA se;HaS ood ss laF
decorated Garage andscr qua.
Southeast part OF tho city
% @ e% SsS aS%S view P % s s % and lot 200 S s
o bes; and die n ''''' ~
@ Of c.s T% S, hot SnG: & ridge T but s
rGc ;ath hot %at"S he" ns living dining % SreaSfas %
room sun Garlor interior e"nyassed wa paneed and painted
ments would cost $4,000 today.
S92 500 5S ,s s s sS so GS" Aa @ sy a%"s living
sleeping porch Interior walls een'esed and painted PrI
tulsa, owner viii mai residence part Of
purchase price
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the best values to be had in the city
of years building selling highciass
tulsa. will list buying
BLAIR BROTHERS
|s17-1o2t Unity Bldg Phones
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$4,000 CASH

Is all that is necessary to handle this
beautiful home located on the South
side, on paving. Six large rooms,
breakfast room, all modern features.
House Is storm sheeted and built for
a home. Full size lot and native
shade. This will appeal To you for
a home IL you will let us show you.
Price 10000. Terms on balance.
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$4,000 CASH

Puts you in immediate possession OF
"A beautiful new bungalow of five nice
rooms, mantel, oak floors, built-in
features Nice light fixtures and
artistic decorations, Full lot, native
shade. Price So 800.
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$4,000 CASH

Handles this dandy five-room cast
front bungalow, located just off Fiji
teenth street. All large rooms,
everything modern. Mantel, base
ment and built-in features. Price
only $1,000. Balance $50 per month.
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$500 CASH

BUYS a new four-room modern home,
Just being completed, built-in tea-
lures in kitchen, located In dcsira-
bic neighborhood one block of school
and car line. Price $500. Balance
ike rent full lot.
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+. f. TRYON

office osasc ,ald or Cedar 10
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REAL ESTATE
VACANT LOTS

Cfood lot. close in on South side, on
pavement, 1900.
Three choice lots close 60 Fifteenth
street. high and slightly. $500 each.
seventy five foot cast front. close TO
Fifteenth street, $500.
Two choice lots, nice fruit trees,
S2,S0O pair.
Choice corner lot In Maple Ridge
addition, $4,000.
Good corner lot ON North Denver.
$3.50.
Choice corner on Fifteenth street.
$4,000.
Good lot on Thirteenth street
$3.50.
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international Exchange and Trade
Situation Is the Result Of Refusal
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