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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-15
Los CarpintGrOS
SeCundan la ObTa
de la Cruz ROja


Despues de algunas cartas cru
zadas entire ell Secretario de la
Cruz Roja, don j. w. Blancoy el
. Comite de Huelga, y de celebrar
algunas conferencias con .dicho sc
nor, para aclarar ciertas eueStio-
mes y detalles, Sc lego un acner-
do, por ell cual los carpinteros huel
guistas So comprometen a tTaba-
jar Ell la Feria Regional Y. EN- To-
que respecta dicha institution,
por ell salario minimo de cincuen-
tas centayos por .hora, dejando ca
ola carpintero a favor de la Cruz
Roja la diferencia desde cincuen-
ia centavos hasta ell salario por
el cual estan dispuestos a transar
con ell Gobierno V los contratistas.
La oferta fIie accptada .por ell
representante de la Cruz Roja, Sc
nor Blanco, quien participo EN- car
ia al Comite de Huelga, 10 que 81
que:
Considero un acto de generosi-
dad, de parte de los carpinteroS,
su oferta de TRAFALGAR para la Cruz
Roja a cincuenta centavos la lora,
10 que aceptO gustoso, puesto ten
so la vista una carta en- la cual
| ell Comisionado del Interior hace
igual oferta, con 10 cual creo que
no Sc excede la Cruz Roja en- sus
facultades. +.
Rs entendido de una manera alb
soluta que la concession de refe-
reneia es exclusivamente para nues
ira institution, puesto que estan
Ids. realmente en- libertad lie ira
bajar para qllienes les plazca, per
el tipO de jOrnales que les con-
, venga = III.
A esta scarta cOntestamos, por or
den del Comite de Huelga, en la
lsiguiente forIna:
Despues de acIarados algunos
fdetalles de su carta relacionados
con las proposiciones que lie hicie-
ia ell dfa anterior, debo decirle q.
ha sido un gran placer para nos
otros que hayamos Hegado. un
acuerdo con el Capftulo de la Cruz
Reja, y tengo Ell honor de infor-
marie que toda vez que hemos con
venido que la question de detalles
puede arreglarse facilmente, seglt1
usted nos indic6, Solo nos resta sa
ber la persona con la cual nos he
mos de entender para ell -enyfo de
| los carpinteros que Sc necesitan -
Ojala que los contratis+as y Ell
| Gobierno Sc coloquen en- una .acti-
! tud franca y sincera, v sc deci-
dan tratar de. buena fe nm ARE
glo honroso, para terminar con la
huelga que los carpinteros no bus
caron nj desearon nunca.
/ Seguramente que, como bien di
ce ell senior Blanco, la concession
| hecha es exclnsivamente para la
Cruz Roja pero 81 los contratistas
" ell Gobiern0 Sc dejaran de aeme-
ridades V quisieran venir a. ln ARE
glo, es SECURE que habrfamoS de
| arreglar, a menos que IA intran
| sigencia fuera tanta Que quisieran
obligar los carpinteros a trabaj jar
para el Gobierno y para, los con-
1tratistas por ell salario que bonda-
dosamente hemos estipulado para
la Cruz Roja ;y conste, que ahors
estamos en- mejores condolences de
ganar La huelga, pues mientras du
] rem los trabajos de la Feria, nadie
J Sc acordarar de las obras que es-
!. tan paralizadas, Y despues que ter
:. minen aquellos trabajos, los hom-
bres habran acceptable otros nueyos
81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-15

EI sabado por la tarde, despues
de haber terminado las inscripcio-
mes, Antonio Gines isabelle Es-
cartin en;lablaron una discussion
acerca de politica, hegando' a tai
grado de calor,. que sc fueron a
las manos, resultando el primerO
con una fucrte confusion en- la re-
gi6n nasal, de la que fue> curado
Ell la sala Gle socorro. Sc ha pre-
sentado ia correspondence denun
cia contra los dos, ..
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-15
Ell Rey Alfonso
Visitard Ia Repd-
bIiCa MexiCana

(Cablegramas recibidos en-. n. "
MADRID, mario EN- la con-
fercncia verificada hoy entire el
rey Alfonso y el Ministro de Me-
jico, Sc trat6 de una vista que el
monarch piensa hacer a esa Repii-
blica. Sc cree tambien que el Rey
visitara las Antillas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-15
HUELGA DE sAcR1sTANEs

MADRID, mario e. ON carac-
ter Official Sc anuncia que los sa-
cristanes de las iglesias de casi to-
cas- las parroquias, y domas ciu-
dadcs de Ia Peninsula, han inicia-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-15

-
como un trapo. "Negre =, ell ayu-
dante del verdugo. :. FL que sa-
bfa de los postreros instantes de
Rufino Izquierdo, Ultima victiina
de la ley reparadora. j. "Negre" =,
ell que a costa de segar muchas vi
das pensaba obtener SUI liber-
tad. Negre", un guihapo hu-
mano legalmente autorizado para
que mate T.. ALI estaba. +. Entire
un grHpo de confnados, hacienda
muecas Y charlando. 4. No qaise
hablarle. :. Me estuvo repulsilo .,
con su cabeza alargada y sus ma
nazas huesosas, que movia como
81 fueran aspas de un molino.
Pasemos a otrO. Andres Cha
leman ha cnmplido varios amos. TO
davfa Lea faltan ocho meses para
verse en- libertad. Esta Quasi cie-
GO. Sus ojos oscuros parece que
sc van hundiendo Ell las cueneas
amOratadas, como 81 huyeran dc
la luz. i. La configuraci6n de suS
facciones no corresponds al I'll
po" descrito por Lombroso. Su
continente es ell de una persona
sana, decente. Ante su cabello sem
brado de eanas, su voz apacible y
su frente con ligeras arrugas, he
pensado en- un abuelo que hubiera !
sidO carifioso, bueno, muy bueno,
pero tambien, desgraciado, muy
desgraciado,
-SQue hizo usted?, le die.
II Yo!... Yo!...-Y Sc echo |
a llorar como 81 hubiese sido un
nino enfermo.
II Paciencia, amigo!. :. No SUI
fra asi.
-Llor0 pOrque SOY inocente.
No he hechO NAL a nadie Ali es-
ia quien 10 sabe, ahil.. " con
ell indice crispado, sehalaba ha-
cia el techo.
Despues me contaron su cFimen.
lie acusaron de un delito muy
feo. Dicen que una noche, ALA
en- Vega Baja, ultraj6 a su propia
hija. Lo MEGA. -. rs menti-
ra y, dice Otro preso que va a mi
lado, tambien murmura:
Els mentira. Ese no cs hom
bre capaz de esas cosas .Aqui Sc
muy bien, v es tan bon-
dadoso que todos le llamamos pa
pa
-iPobre papa! Pensaba
70, mientras me despedia del an
ciano.
En la penHmbra de las galeras,
los presses, todos de pie, forman un
gigantic cuadrilatero. Los hay de
todos "ealibres" Desde el vie
jo. triste Y arrugado, hasta ell mo-
de ojos vivos Y sonrisa ir6-
MICA. Los hay blancos, negros, grue
SOS, blaneos, altos, bajos, etc. Los
hay, agradables, repugnantes. :.
Los hay, ell fin, que no parecen pre-
sos. I'm simple cambio EN- la in
de estos presos encar-
celados, les daria una apariencia
mas simpatica, mas de gente, que
la que tienen muchos presos suel-
tos que, andan por ell mundo. tQue
reis ejemplosq Podria citar mas
dc cuatro. -. Pero no quiero. Me
,la pena aumentar ell niimer0 de
los presos dc ALA. con los presos
de, aca, por tenor de que los pri-
meres,ya quienes rcompadezco, ten
gan que padecer los otros, a
qniencs desprecio.
Augusta PIETRI.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-15
UN AccrDENTE

Eladio Torres, di6 un resbsl6n con
tan maia sucrte, que rod6 por TERRA,
ocasiOliandose una Mxe5aci6n en- Ia
pierna de Ia que fas eurado en- la sa-
Ia de socorro. ss
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-15
cARTERA BNcoNTRADA

FL sargento Bonilla, ds Ia policia
enconts6 una. boisa de sonora, en-. Ia
Marina, contenEndo $f,f5, un pahue
10 varios moldes de trajes: Estan dt
positsdos en- Ell cuartel.de la policia
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-15
En- el J, ,corazon
de las galeras
Una vista al Preside

Es domingo. No hay NADIA que
hacer. He soltado el libro en- que
LEILA. Inconscientemente mi vista
ha seguido ell giro caprichoso de
la espiral de humo que subc Dc
mi veguero, hasta disiparse Ell el
aire elaro, como una bella ilu-
sion.
I'm .agradable perfume de hello
tropos vuela en- la atm6sfera. FL
dfa es esplendido. La gloria del
sol sc derrama sobre la terra en-
una suave polusi6n de orc iiquido.
liacia un lado, la "Merina". El
continue alboroto mcrtantil que
sale de los muelles Las boci-
mas de los barcos q:Ic llcgan sc
van. Movimiento; algeria: Vi
dah..
Hacia ell otro, IA calle lc i. Plin
cesa, Quasi solitaria, con la melan-
cola de sus hamboyanes. Y mas
ALA, al terminar cl paseo, TN ca
ser6n enorme, de concrete. cuyas
paroles saben de muchas lagrilnas
Y dolores - iEl presidio!...
Con permiso, del eentinela he
penetrado en- las galeras, acompa
hado de un cabo de cuartel. Al
silbo de un pito sonado por este,
los presses Sc ponen de pie inmo-
vilizanso en- una postura de atenta
quietud M
La mayor parte viste de blGnco.
Otros llevan trajes con l;Stas.
-Esos SON pr6fugos, me dice
miacompafiante. I. Los que sc hui
yen v SON otra yez cOgidos Sc ga
nan esa ropa.
-Por ESQ yO.. dijo un conf
nado que Sc habia unido a nos
otros, no me hugo.
- ...Y usted, Squi hizo9 :.
lPor que 10. trajeron aquis..
Yo.. lPorque mate a mi pa
Dire, seg1n dicen Caluninits!.
-iJesns :. Y sc me hizo un
nudo en- la garganta.
I Infamias !, contlnTo cl pre-
So. - Cree usted que hayG un hi
jo capaz de semejante atrocidadY
Mo la hay!... Pero cuente-
me. =.
ST Oh, yo conozco los verdade-
ros .culpables !. Son varios. No
respetaron la debilidad del au-
tor de mis- dias. lie asesnaron
alevosamente. Y su cuerpo,, aban
donado lliego EN- la orilla de una
quebfada, sirvio de paste las sa
bandijas. :. Desahmados !. jQue
re usted. saber por que lc mata-
FonY Por egoismo . /. Qucrian 10
barle parte de sus tierras. . FL po
bre protest6l. Los amonest6 con
la. justicia. ;. Despues So vOlvie-
ron contra mi Me acusaron
Fran los suficientes para aportar
una PRuEBA irrefutable VII
no, un proceso. LA justicia bri-
ll6. La ley fue inexOrable. Y
aqui mestienc, usted, pagando Gen
das que jamas he contraldo.
Llegue a estar en- eapiIla, Y a 10
ser por la suspension temporal q.
acord6 la Legislature de la pena
capital, va bubiera pasado hace
dias al otro barri6.
llos;pjos del confnado brillan con
salRaje fiereza, mientras sus Ia
bios Sc hinehal en-. una crispatura
dolorosa. s .t 3sa M
'--i Que SC. va hacerl, termi-
ma. \. IQuiere usted yer a NE
gren2... / Aquel esl...
Efcctiyamente, 'aqueP' era Ne
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-15

dia facilmente haber reunido cin-
cuenta mil 81 hubiera sido necesa-
rio.
Recibieron adhesiones de Peo-
ria, Springfield y otras parties del
Estado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-15

do un nrovimiento para lograr ma
yores salarios, alegando que sus
sdeldos son 4irrisoriarnente infimos
Y que no les permiten hacer fren-,
te Ia exSfaordinaria carestfa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-15

para continuar todo el aiio sin aso
mafse por dichas obras.
I'll comite de HuELGA.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-05-08
The Preachers Faith.

The most famous after-dinner
speech within the memory of any
living man, says Champ Clark in his
recently published second volume OF
"reminiscences, is that of Henry w
Grady, at the banquet Of the New
England society in the city of New
York in 1886. 1t is rich mine II
eloquence, wit, humor and anecdota
To illustrate the power of faith, he
told this story, which is perfect:
There was an old preacher once
who told some boys of the bible les
son he was going to read in the morn
ing. The boys, finding the place,
glued together the connecting pages.
The next morning he read on the
bottom of one page, When Noah was
one hundred and twenty years I,
he took unto himself Wife, who
was'-then turning the page-'one
hundred and forty cubits long, forty
cubits wide. built of gopherwood, AMI
covered with pitch inside and out
Vie was naturally puzzled at this.
He read it again, verified it, and then
said, My friends, this is the first
time I ever met this in the bible, but
I accept it as an evidence of the as
sertion that we are fearfully and
made"
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-05-08
Stock Market Notes.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service
NEW YORK, May S.-A heavy de
mand for securities, with few offer
ings, caused price rally in the last
few minutes OF trading in today {
short session of the stock market
Practically the entire list was car.
ried forward for gains ranging from
one TO nine points.
Crucible went up to 143, up points
over Fridays low. Steel common got
above 81 and Mexican Petroleum near
1877. Offerings of steels and special
ties were decidedly scarce and shorts
had to bid up the stocks.
Oils and equipments also register
ed substantial gains.
The rails held firm throughout the
session and many of these issues
were higher at the close than at any
time during the past few weeks.
Royal Dutch n. Y. and Pan-American,
both the a. and "B" issues were
bought heavily.
Q. S. Steel closed UP points at
s7B; Baldwin 1885. up "a; Pan
American 104, up 65s for "A" and
"B" stock was UP 51s at So; Texas
Company 50A, up IN; Southern
Pacific 961a, up 13s; Studebaker S1A,
up Is; Retail Stores "A, up 15s;
Texas and Pacific 44A, up 2A; Amer
lean Wooden 1117s, up 2B; Atlantic
Gulf 172, UP II; Republic Steel 97A,
up rs Mexican Petroleum 1861, up
9as; Royal Dutch 120, up 31s; Read
ing SeNs, up /; U. S. Rubber 99a,
UP l.; A. T. Securities 60, up %.
Fractional losses on small volume
of trading were registered by leading
issues at the stock market opening
today
Profit taking was in evidence in
the steels and industrials.
United States Steel opened off Il
at 95; Replogle SO. Off u; Baldwin
l15A, off "a; Central Leather 1914,
up "a; Texas and Pacific 41A, off
n; Studebaker 80, off ~; Pan-Amer-
lean 97s, up II; New York Central
IN, up "; CrucibIe 1881, up ";
Republic Steel 96, up "a Texas Com
pany 1915, up h: Bethlehem "B"
94R. off rs; Royal Dutch N. Y, 11714,
up ~.
The market closed higher.
The covering movement continued
to the close and carried Crucible up
70 l43, nine points over Fridays low.
steel common went above &C.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-05-08
MAKE NO LOAN
TO RAILWAYS
Senator cummins Says Congress Not
Likely to Authorize Half Billion
Dollar Fund From
Trea sury.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. ]
WASHINGTON, May S.-There is
small likelihood that congress will
authorize treasury loan of $5OO,O0O,-
900 to the railroads to buy equipment,
Senator Cummins, chairman of the
Interstate commerce committee indi-
Gated today.
After hearing railroad executives
and New York bankers, Cummins
reached the conclusion. that the most
congress should do is to amend the
railroad law so that the 100000, 600
revolving fund may be used for fiji
teen years instead Of five, for loans
to the roads.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-05-08
KEOKUK TEAM
TO BURLINGTON
Lid Will Be Pried Off in the Industrial
League There When Indians Meet
the Burlington
Tribe.

Keokuk's baseball team in the In
dustrial league will open the season
tomorrow at Burlington. The team
which will represent Keokuk viii be
la good one, and it is expected will
give a good account of itself in the
opening clash. There have been
twenty-five or more men working out
every night this week on the Standard
Four grounds.
The exact lineup of the team has
not been selected, but the team will
have all of the Keokuk stars in it.
A meeting of the league officials and
members will be held at Burlington
tomorrow. 1t is expected that rule
will be passed that men who play on
the team will have to be bona fide res.
idents of the town they represent, and
will have to have voting and school
records there. This will put the lid
on the practise of grabbing off expen-
sive semi-pro stars and wrecking the
league with salary busaboo.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-05-08

FOR SALE now have for sale
what is probably the largest list of
properties in any city the size OF
Keokuf in iowa, Illinois or Missouri,
due to the fact that after the power
plant builders went away Keokuk had
over 400 houses vacated. They are
filling up rapidly now, but, strange to
say, there have been no advances in
Keokuk prices as in all other cities,
states and countries. My list includes
tifty-seven residences ranging in size
from three to ten rooms, and in price
from $1,000 to $4,000; also Main
street property and close-in acreage
Phone Black 1857 and make appoint.
ment to be shown some of Keokuks
opportunities in real estate. BIRD
well Sutlive.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-05-08
CITY NEWS

List your property with Birdwe
Sutlive, the man who sells, an
that's what tells" Phone Black 1851
Two deeds for property locate
near the corner Of Seventh anu Con
cert streets have been given to ,AIoer
i l., and Edith Hemenway by Glenn L
Maxwell as executor of the estate o
Elizabeth Maxwell and in his owI
name. The two deeds showed tn,
valuation OF property to be $500
according to the revenue stamps.
List your property with Birdwel
Sutlive, "the man who sells, anC
that's what tells" Phone Black 1851
Ash hauling. Red 1910.
! Marriage licenses have been
issued 10 vollie Richard Rose and
Florence B. Clifford, both of Re ,kulc
kuk and Ethel M. Chaslett of Inde,
pendence, Iowa. The first couple
was married this afternoon by Jus.
tlce James Burrows in his Office.
| "A petition for divorce on the
grounds of cruel and 1nhuman treat.
ment has been filed in the district
court by Hal II. Fields against ME
dred L. Fields.
Birdwell Sutlive, fire insurance.
Phone Black 1857.
Special meeting Hardin lodge No
20, A. f. G A. M, Monday, May 10.
1880 p. m. E. A. degree. By order
w. M. G. N. Duerkop, secretary.
Have you increased your fire in
surance to correspond with advances
in cost of labor and building ma.
terials? If not, phone Birdwell SUIT
live, Black 1857, and have your prop
'erty looked over.
Have you increased your fire In
surance to correspond with advances
in cost of labor and building ma
terials? IF not, phone Birdwen Sur
live, Black 1857, and have your prop
erty looked over.
-Birdwell Sutlive, fire insurance
Phone Black 1857.
Masonic Special meeting Of
Hardin lodge, No 20, Monday, May
10, 1880 D. m. E. A. degree.
Frankie Alberts and James lobe
were charged in superior court yes
terday with breaking and entering
and waived preliminary hearing and
gave bond for their appearance be-
fore the grand jury. The boys were
charged in one information with
stealing wearing apparel from Miss
Julia Foley.
A marriage license has been is
sued to John Kite and Annastasia
both of Keokuk
An amendment to the articles of
of the Keokuk Base
Ball Grounds association has been
filed in the recorders Office at the
court house, in which article two has
been struck out and an article stating !
that the capital stock of the corpor- |
alton be placed at 100000, divided into |
1000 shares, valued at ten dollars |!
each, substituted in it's place
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Ia
TO, 40S Des Moines street, May 5,
1920, IL p. ;, q son, Paul Luther Tatro. !
The fifth ward of the league of /
women voters will hold meeting |
tuesday afternoon at o'clock at the
florence school and all women of that
ward are requested to be present.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-05-08
TIRE BANDITS
ON BICYCLES
New Form of Depreciation Directed
Against Motorists Is Discovered
by keokuk Man-Make
Escape.

Automobile tire bandits who ride
BICYCLES are the latest in this line oil
marauders.
"A keokuk aufomobilist who was
drlvlng out the Main street road the
other night came near being a
Vlctlm OF pair Of these bandits.
he was driving slowly and paid
llttie attention to two boys on BIZ
cycles who rode in behind the car.
iiis Wife, however, happened to look
around and saw what the bicycle
riders We're trying to do. They had
knives open and were. trying to cut
.ne straps supporting the spare tire
in the rear.
When the bicycle riders saw they
we're discovered they ran away from
me car and made their escape.
me attempted robbery took place
near Mooar station.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-05-08

FOR SALE-One of the most attrac
tive north side residences ever builI
in keokuk. Bungalow style, seven
rooms, two sleeping porches, fire
place, wonderful billiard room, extra
ordinary lighting system and fixtures
tile floor bathroom, superior wood
work and all the little extras that
go to enrbellish such a home. Full
lot and garage for two cars, wash
racks, steam heat from residence
plant, comfortable sleeping rooms
over garage for help. This splendid
property was built absolutely new
only five years ago at cost or $15,.
600. Price now under old CONTRACT,
$4,000. Phone Birdwell Sutiive,
Black 1857.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-05-08

FOR SALE-Eight room frame, par
ly modern, good condition, in
proved streets. close in, desirabl
location; $4,000.
Six room frame, near car line ant
factory district, will always rent we'll
newly remodeled; good home for lab
orlng man; easy terms, S1,O50.
| Five room frame cottage, nearl,
new, good condition, fraction lot; /;
comfortable home for working man
and this house cannot be duplicated
IN tho city for the price, s575.
Six room house, all ground floor
large rooms, small barn uset
Tor garage, garden spot, improved
streets; $1,S00 ....
Six room frame, all modern good
condition, large basement; full lot
improved streets. good vicinity. This
is desirable home at bargain. and
few places remain like this for the
price, s2,700.
Six room frame, nearly new, mod
ern, with bath noon, hall, pantry,
open stairway, closets, porch front,
and full concrete basement This
was well built for a home and is
located not far out. This is the kind
or property much desired; $4,000.
Five room cottage. city water and
gas, fraction lot, improved street, near
car line, small modest home for $3.50
Easy terms.
Following are north OF Main street:
Double frame, close in, good condi-
ton, five rooms each side partly mod
ern. This house is well located with
all streets improved and in good vi
cinity for a home and will rent well
on account of location. Any person
desiring home will find it here with
an attractive rental income or 1t is a
good speculative proposition Price
$4,000.
Seven room two-story frame, modern
home in good condition: all rooms suf-
iciently large; four on first floor;
concrete basement, nice porch, full
splendid lot. This home is on the
oungalo style and has nicely arranged
light and attractive rooms and is To-
>ated in a good vicinity sufficiently
close to car line and business and is
he kind of home desired by the peo-
Die of today and at the reasonable
,rice of $4,10O. &g
Six room bungalo, modern except
leat, practically new, nicely located
lear car line, all streets improved. A
ice home at the very reasonable !
rice of $4,000
Five room frame, good condition, |
'artly modern, well located in good !
near Main street, garage.
vi streets improved Here is nice J
ome for small family for the low
rice OF $4,000. These desirable sized /
ONES well located are scarce and ;
hould be investigated.
Seven room brick house. well 10.
ated near Main street, in a good vi
Unity with improved streets; it has
lty water, fuel gas, sewer connec-
ions, garden spot and barn. Here is
comfortable and substantial house
nd in good location for family
esiring a home on the north side.
nd can be purchased for a price that
) rarely offered, and from the pres
Mt it will continue to become more
to build in the future.
his is now offered for $1,70O.
Few people will attempt to build
nder present conditions when prop
rty like this can be purchased SO
easonable. .,- q. .-,-. -
S. B. Chapman, Is North Fifth
rect. Phone 21O.