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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-01-10
GRAND TIME AT ANNIVERSARY
President Fry Speaks to Monarchs

The first anniversary of the Mon.
arch Pool and Billiard Academy WAS
held at their club rom, GIG North
Second Street, Thursday night Jan
uarS LIST, 1920 at eleven o'clock. An
business was suspended and prepare
tons were made for the grand enter
tainmcnt.
The Club room was beautifully de.
corated. The pool tables were convert
cd into dining tables which were
covered with white linen cloths.
At the hour Of twelve the members
were ushered to their places by Mr..
Samuel DESMOND and Mr.. Robert
Walker. The members were then call
cd to order by Mr.. james II. Ammons
Jr, Toast Master. Blessing was an.
nounced by Mr.. Benjamin Taylor.
Mr.. James II. Fry, Jr., President,
gave an Interesting talk to the club
members. concluding with wish for
Happy and Prosperous New Year.
The menu consisted Of Turkey and
Smithffeld Ham sandwiches, chicken
salad Oh lettuce. English peas, celerv
olives and hote chocolate.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-01-10
Robert Smalls Post No 60.
American Legion of Kentucky
Box $40, Paducah, Ky,

January 3, 1920.
Dear Editor--Am sending you the
following news item hoping that you
VIII be able to publish same in your
next edition.
The Robert Smalls Post No. GO.
American Legion of Kentucky has re
celVcd Its Charter. The Post Is named
In honor Of the late General Robert
Smalls Of Beaufort, S. c., hero Of
the Star PLANTER" The Const;tu.
ton and bylaws have been adop. cd
ana at the meeting held on Friday
January End the following Off.
GERS were elected: w. Robert Smalls.
commander; James II. Johnson, Vice
commander; John A. Morton, Jr, Ad
jutant; DR.. Royal w. Grubbs, Finance
Officer; Homer O. Kelley Historian:
william d. Pleasant, Chaplain; Felix
Bowles, MasteratArms.
The Post will launch it's member
snip drive on Sunday af 'ernoon Jan
uary 18th at which time it will hold
mass meeting at Harrison Street
Church. At this meeting several
prominent speakers will deliver adl
dresses among whom will be Captain
ii. G. Burke, late Of Co. an" 370th
Infantry. At this meeting the Wo-
mans Auxiliary will also be organlz
ed. 1t is also planned to open a sol
diers club as home for the Post,
within a few weeks "Americaniza-
ton Week" early in next month is
also planned in connection with the
other Post. McCracken County (white)
Of this city.
Thanking you in advance for tho
publication OF same. I am,
Yours very truly,
w. ROBERT SMALLS,
Pos. Commander.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-01-10
Il FOURTH STREET DISTILLEIsY
james Golden, the Ice Man, Arrested.

James Golden, who does an ice
business at GIL North Fourth street
was evidently betrayed late Wcdncs-
day night 7th inst. when internal
revenue officers rai,lcd the place
and found still in full operation.
They arrested visitors rs we'll as 9th
crs and they destroyed the still and
other paraphcrnalia. Ten gallons of
whislcy were found on the prcmis-
cs. James Golden and James Harris
alias Brooke were charged with own
Ing aud operating the still and Rob
crt Bowlcs and George Golden with
aiding and abetting them.
One so gallon containcr full OF
mash, three oil stoves and boilers and
the officers. The officers used an axe
for destroying the outfit. 1T seems
lot of mixed grain were seized by
that a rubber hose was connected to
the hydrant and this served to aid
in tho distillation, Water had been
seen running almost continuously
from the Golden ice establishment,
but 1T awakened no curiosity on tho
part of anybody.
The officers Of the Government
were of the opinion that the capaci
ty OF the Golden dstillcry was about
one gallon Of whiskcy per hour. Tho
wives of the two men directly IN
VolVcd were much upset by the ar
rest and when our representative Wis
tied the place were on the way down
to the federal building to do what
thoy could for their husbands. who
had been incercerated nthe Henrico
county fail until bail could he provid
, ed for them.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-01-10
BALTIMORE NOTES.

Baltimore. January 7.-Colored Re.
publicans are up in arms here be.
cause the Republicans refuse to allow
them two health wardcns, Strong pro
tests are being voiced against the
Lilly white" strain that has deycl.
oped during the past twenty years,
and threats Oh voting for the Demo
Gratis are being made freely, unless
these condition arc corrected City
Councilman Warner T. McGuinn and
w. l. Fitzgerald and John II. Muir.
ply Editor of tho Afro-Amerl-
can are among those making the
changes ring with the protests.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-01-10
BLANKET SALE
AT TIE
hICHhOND BARGAIN HOUSE.
12O North First Street.
CASH OR CREDIT.

We have just received n big ship.
ment of NICE BLANKETS. They
should have arrived on the First Or
September. Being two months late
we are overstocked for the season !.
We are making a SPECIAL OFFER
to make them go quick, $1.0O CASH
The Balance so Cents per week
WHILE YOU SLEEP. Come QUICK
and get FIRST choice and sleep
comfortable.
Comforts, Spreads, Lace Curtains
Cloaks, Suits, Shoes, Hats. Bargaina
every day. We save you money
Goods from factory to you. Why
should you go without what You need
when our EASY TERMS make Ill
easy for you to get what you need II
Special attention to Mai Orders
RICHMOND BARGAIN HOUSB
$40 N. First Street. (1st & NIafshaiD|
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-01-10
PHI the I'm ted States Naval PRISONS for

the I'm ted States Naval prisons for
'.,1 A.. h-,.-, ,.... - a..tlI g. % the
+ .'Cl "l'c"t. 49, tiIt p,Uti.C5 that
TIE COMPENSATION 10 be Y.,Id lor suca
supplies shall SO lar as poaS be &c
tue piv'a Ag Psi Z .or nhc commod.
ties i'll the vicinity Of the ilstilut ION
.,.i .t-s,.. =, ,.>... ttn. .,nSat on and
hours OF labor Tor inmates OF the in
-Stltutlons working upon such supplies
snail lie based upon the standard
hours and wages prevailing in the vi
entity IL which the institution is 10
Gated"
No child hereafter born in the
Uni ed States Of foreign parcntagc
will lie 81 g.U,c 30 c.tiIc. ship unless
both parents are eligible to become
citizens, if Il joint resolution intro
duccd in the House by Representative
Rakcr of California, is enacted INTO
law. lie takes the view tina this
would have the effect OF making the
parents more anxious to become DC.
mancntly identif cd wi II the country
and therefore helping in the work OIL
Americanizing America.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-01-10
Cough Remedy
Made in Richmond
Becomes Famous
Ihos. Tabb Jcffries. Well Known
Richmond Pharmacist, Dlscoverer
or Valuable Formula, Now Known
as Jctfrics No. Cough Mixture.

Richmond Is again in the limelight
nationally. A few years ago, Thos,
Tabb Jeffries. Druggist Of East Broad
Street. perfected a formula for
coughs which now seems to be des-
tined to become nationally the most
important discovery and remedy OF
Its kind in a decade. The remedy
Is trademarked and is known "a
Jeffries No. 1 Cough Mixture.
AT first DR.. Jeffries sold it only In
Richmond but the merit Of the pro-
duet was such an improvement over
the ordinary remedies that tho de-
mand grew SO great that people we're
calling for it from all parts of the
United States.
During tho Flu epidemic, Jeffries
No. l Cough Mixture was used ex-
tensively and successfully. This
preparation is liquid and antisepti:,
therefore relieves the cough promptly
and heals the irritation, tickling and
soreness in the throat and chest. It
has the advantage over the ordinary
remedies In that it Is antiseptio,
soothing and healing.
Jeffries No. l Cough Mixture is
for sale by all druggists. Clip this
al, take 1t to your druggist. get q
bottle and keep 1t in the house for
use when needed. Three sizes, soc,
6Oc and ITO. THOS. TABB JET
FRIES MFG. PHARMACIST, Rich
mcnd, Va.-Adv.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-01-10

Baltimore, January fudge Dob
Ter of Circuit Court No. Q, handed
down decision last Saturday deny
ing the petition Of the most Worship
full United Grand Lodge Of Masons Of
Maryland for a mandamus preventing
the York Rite Masons from setting up
lodges In Maryland, Benjamin II. Me
Kindlass and Charles w. Main repro
scented the defendants. w. Ashbie Haw
kina attorney for the plaintiffs will
take an appeal
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-01-10
Wife Wanted!

l am young man, % years old
three years Of High Schooling, two
and one half years mechanical and
electric trade. Wish to marry young
girl with good character, that is
able to back me in business for my.
self. Write at once. A. T.. S care of
the Planet
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-01-10
Received ii Diamond Scarf Pin.

Mr.. Archie l.. Ferris, who for Is
years has been in the employ Of Mr.
Sedley ID. Jones, furniture dealer, at
1875 N. Second Street. was presented
with n beautiful diamond scarf pin,
as n token from his four daughters
Misses Thelma, Gladys, Gay and
Lillian Jones. Mr.. and Mrs. Sedley
D. Jones presented him purse.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-01-10
Mrs. Pauline Biand Is tho Assistant
superintendent at Hopcwcu s. $.

GOOD llopcwcll Sunday School Is
glad to have Mrs. Pauline Bland as
Assistant superintendent again.
We hope this year with her accom-
plishment and talent TO have much
success in our work.
REV. J. T.. FOUNTAIN.
Pastor.
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REPRESENTATION AT SIXTH MT
ZION BAPTIST CHURCH,

The members Of the church are re-
quested to re-register their names soon
as possible. Cards have been printed
for this purpose and You can get
them by asking the clerk or any off.
Ger of the church. Parents are asked
to see that their children re-register.
Any member falling to reregister as
Is requested by tho church will no
longer be a member of this church.
Hoping that every member will see
tho Importance and re-registcr at once
remain,
Yours as ever,
REV. r. v. PEYTON, Pastor.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-01-10

BOOKKEEPER WANTED-Apply at
the Mechanics Savings Bank. Rich
mond, Va.
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POLITICAL PARAGRAPHS.

In order that industrial production
in the United States may be fully pro
tected from an inundation Of foreign
cheaper-made goods, Repr sentative
Joseph w. Fordney, OF Michigan,
chairman of the House Committee on
Ways and Means, has introduced a
bin which is calculated to prevent un
fair competition. He pr ovides that if
any American manufacturer has an In
terest in or controls a plant in Europe
which produces goods similar to those
he turns out here and sells them in
the American market at a lower price
he will be charged not only the ordi
nary import duty upon such goods
but the entire difference In price
which he would have received If man
ufactured in this country.
Regulation Of prison labor is in
effect in provided in bill introduced
in the House by Representative John
I. Nolan, Of California, Republican,
and Chairman Of the House Commit
tee on Labor who Is also a labor man.
Nolan would employ such labor for
the production Of supplies and author
ize their purchase by the federal gov
eminent. He would regulate the com
pensation and hours of such Tabor
and fix its standards and then prohi
hit the purchase Of supplies manufac
tnred by it under private contract. IIo
would havo the government equip the
'n''"f States penitentiaries and the
United "Htcs Army and disciplinary
prisons md disciplinary barracks and
e. g-saraszs~ ~---,rst,-.sas
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corner Of Eighth Avenue and Peach
Street.
Mcssrs. Eugene Brown and r. u.
Faulkner, who arc nail driving in
Halifax County, spent the hol :davs
at home. They arc working on tho
Bollspring Church.
Mrs. l.. J. Day, Eighth Avenue,
N. j.. entertained her cousin. Mr..
Davic Winn, from Louisa County.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-01-10

REV. r. v. PEYTON, Pastor.
Phoenix tribune., 1920-03-13
New Arrivals

New Arrivals
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Roam arrived
in the city last week and will make
this their permanent home. Mrs.
Roam is sister of the late Mrs.
Tinsley.
Question Box.
/ w. J. Jones, president, Julius H.
lsecretary. Everybody welcome. Re-
lfreshments served.
Sunshine Club
! The girls of the Sunshine club met
Hast week with Miss Annie Straw
horn and enjoyed a pleasant social
hour. The meeting this week will be
with Miss Myrtle Jones, 121 South
Eighth street.
Home From School
\ Miss Junita White and brother,
Hannibal White, returned few days
+, ago from Los Angeles, Cal, where
they have been attending school. Miss
White has finished course in dress
making, secured her diploma and is
now ready to open an establishment
in Phoenix. Mr.. White, who is TAX
ing a normal course, did not COM
plete his education but came home
with his sister for a brief visit and
will soon return and resume his
studies.
Mr.. Simpson Returns
Mr.. R. D. Simpson, organizer and
first president of the local branch N.
"A. A. G. p, returned last week. from
3Ajo, Arizona, where he has been the
past two months.
Home From California
Mrs. H. w. Garret and daughter,
Odessa Nelson Garret, returned few
days ago from a pleasant visit to Los
IAngeles and other coast cities.
Mrs. Lewis Improving
] Mrs. Ethel Lewis who underwent
an operation few days ago has been
removed to her home on South Monte
izuma street and is convalescent
MRS. Copeland Improved
Mrs. G. N. Copeland, who the past two
Phoenix tribune., 1920-03-13

weeks has been confined to her home
with illness, is reported improved.
En- Route To Prescott
Mr.. D. w. Williams passed through
the city last week en- route to Pres
colt. He had been visiting in the
southern section of the state.
From Nogales, Arizona
Mrs. R. Whitney of Nogales. is here
visiting her parents, Rev. and Mrs.
J. B. Bell of 1340 East Madison street.
street
Purchase City Property
Captain and Mrs. VIM. Glass have
moved into theilr new home at 1119
South Sixth avenue.
From LitehfieId
Mr.. and Mrs. |. McPinion returned
last week from Litchfield where they
have been the past two weeks.
To Columbus, N. MI,
Mrs. Rufus Williams will leave this
week to visit relatives in Ell Paso.
Texas, after which she will proceed
to Columbus, N. M, there to await
her husband who will follow shortly.
They own some valuable property in
Columbus and have decided to make
that city their permanent homes
Dunbar Club
Ladies of the Dunbar club met last
week with Mrs. Elma Scaggs, 1915
E. Madison street and enjoyed
splendid. musical program after which
tea, ice cream and cake were served.
Mrs. Smith made decided hit with
the club members as she certainly
knows how. The next meeting will
be with Miss Spencer at the resi-
dence of Mrs. A. Stewart, 238. West
Jackson.
From Chandler
Mr., and Mrs. Jack Gray of Chandler,
were in the city one day last week.
They came over to attend the min
strels and were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM, Day, 104O East Madison
Phoenix tribune., 1920-03-13
LOCAL news
Phoenix Literary Society

Phoenix Literary Society
The literary society held an inter
esting meeting last Friday evening,
March 5, at the A. M. E. church. Mrs.
A. Boyd rendered a charming selec-
ton and number of other literary
efforts was presented. The feature of
the meeting was the debate: Re
solved, that education is more con-
ducive to the advancement of the
Negro than Money" Mrs. E. w.
Forrest and ]. A. Green presented the
affirmative side in an able, intelli-
gent manner as also did Rev. Sanford
and Mr. Julius H. Tubes present the
negative. The judges decided that
three points were made by the af-
firmative and three by the negative.
The program for this Friday even
ing, March IL, is as follows, and will
be rendered at the c. NJ E. church
Opening Song ......................... .AudienceI
Invocation. ThompsonI
Miscellaneous Quotations.
Instrumental Selection ...............
-.........................Mi Miss Mayme Lindell
Recitation. Mrs. B. F. Murray
Solo.......--...Mrs Matthew White
Instrumental Selection .................
............-.....-...........-,.M Miss Cora Smith
Dunbar Selection. Mrs. NJ V. Hooks
Return From Oklahoma
= Mr.. and Mrs. Terry returned this
week from Oklahoma where they have
been visiting relatives the past year.
They have taken rooms at the resi-
dence of Mr. and Mrs l. F. Silvers,
1427 East Jefferson. They say Okla
homa is alright Tut "Oh you Ari
zona!"
Night School
The night school class at Douglass
grammar school is an enthusiastic and
ambitious group of young and old who
are making rapid progress under the
able tutelage of Principal Landry and
his assistants. More than thirty have
enrolled in this class and on Monday,
Wednesday and Friday nights go to-
the school for instruction An ex-
cellent opportunity is afforded those
who desire to brush up" and we
are pleased to note that many are
taking advantage of the opportunity.
Sam Smith Buried
The funeral of Sam Smith was held
this week from the Merryman un-
dertaking parlors, Rev. c. A. Gilmore
officiating. number of friends fol
lowed the remains to their last rest
ing place and interment was made
in Greenwood.
Notice
All church and club news must be
in our office by Tuesday evening in
order to appear in the current issue
of the Tribune
From Aio, Arizona
Mr.. Alexander Hamilton returned
this week from Ajo where he has been
the past few weeks.
Mr.. McKissick Improving
Mr.. H. NJ. McKissick of 10 North
Ninth street, who with his wife and
sister came here a few weeks ago
from Oklahoma for the benefit of Mr..
McKissick's health, is improving. He
is thirty-second degree mason and
past deputy grand master of Oklahoma
and jurisdiction. He states that if
his health continues to improve, they
will make this their permanent home.
Phoenix tribune., 1920-03-13
Visitors From Texas

Messrs. C. G. Marooney and c. NJ.
Lewis, prominent cattlemen of Austin,
Texas, are business visitors in the city
this week. They are looking around
with view OF locating and stated
that they were favorably impressed
with Phoenix and the valley.
Phoenix tribune., 1920-03-13
Missionary Ladies Meet

Missionary Ladies Meet
The Mite Missionary Society of the
c. NJ E. church will meet Tuesday
afternoon, March 10th, at the home
of Mrs. Irene DreylingtoR, 324 South
Ninth avenue. All members urged
to attend
Phoenix tribune., 1920-03-13

Dozens Styles
others kid and low heelmediu
all Values $15O0On Special Sale Saturday
Phoenix tribune., 1920-03-13
NsS rs
THE last DAY IS. AT HAND

SATURDAY, MARCH 18TH, MARKS THE
Close of the Three Day Intensive Drive of the
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FOR SALE-HOUSEs.
Continued.
Buy One of These Homes and
Save a Thousand or Two.

Buy One Of These Homes and
Save Thousand or Two.
|-vacant-Tapestry brick; rooms and bath:
hot-water heat: porches: room for garage;
one block from cars and school.
IS. 75O-RANDOLPH ST. NV. NEAR PARK
Vacant-Seni- detached colonial brick; large
rooms and bath on two floors: also finished
attic room: hot-water heat: electricity; newly
papered: lot e5xl42 to alley; porches; south
ern exposure.
s7.35O-cORNEI HOUSE. SHEPHERD ST.
N.W.-Attractive brick house: rooms and
bath on floors: ) porches: hot-water heat;
southern exposure: room for garage; near
ears, park and school.
81. ee5o-GA. AVE. NEAR C0RBY's BAKERY
Brick house, rooms: large yard to alley:
could be rcmodeled into store: good stand
for business; lot :0x1Oo; easy terms.
81. ooO-CoRNER STORE. NEAR NAVY
YARD-3-story brick. containing store. s
rooms and bath suitable for grocery automo-
bile business. etc: 81 900 cash, balance like
rent with little repair this property could be
resold for $1,000.
Near q St: 3story brick. containing store.
now a barber shop. and rooms and bath: good
condition: you pay almost t =, oo price Tor a
and is well worth 5000, at present market.
$s.5OO-CORNER STORE. 4th ST. NV
At present a colored drug store. adjoining is
another store. now barber shop and = room
new tapestry brick building: no leases:
terms. 1000 cash. balance like rent These
OF business; property on car line.
VIM. B. KRAFT,
1885 n. Y. ave. Main 1913. Sunday Col. 1876:
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NJ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES COLONIAL HoukH.
= aaf 4. e1ss!s .. .s. a1 s sfs s.
Col. 1921. or call altar PM. G2a lamont
u. nj
s0l EALr, ~ oWNE1,. FH1N W1NnW1N
Esae VII, T. r pss a,ai c. .s ssi:s t.s
Pheae kertl dEio liter pta.i 10 assats. ~
SEsfsAx 3 hAvIE bp5fI hbAE 9E sINh
.-hts 'tssns, Aadls1 Bss i1so, itas-s6ss.
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LIAM S. Hill Ii P S
1909 New York Ave. NV
Phone Main 90.
PRICE. $500.

PRICE, s9,1OO
A HOME THAT IS ABOVE RE-
PROACH and an unusually low-priced
property, which has just been listed
with us today; 1t contains rooms
and bath, h.-w.h.. cleo. It's. servants
toilet. inclosed sleeping porch: ex-
surely will please you.
PRICE. $500
YOU CANNOT HELP But BE SAT-
ISFIED with this bargain; rooms
and bath. h.-w.h.. cleo. It's: room for
garage: concrete porch. screened rear
Porches: located in best neighbOrhood
in ne. THIS HOME MUST BE SOLD
TODAY.
PRICE. $1,000.
A MOST UNUSUAL. PLACE. AT
TRACTIVEI.Y LOCATED: q rooms and
bath; in A No. ] condition; h.-w.h..
clec. It's: POSSESSION NOW: in
Spertion at any time: 81. 500 cash and
$6j a month will buy this big bargain
in HIGH VIEW.
PRICE. 1850.
4 RARE OPPORTUNITY: located in
very choice neighborhood in NV: six
rooms. artisfically decorated. and bath;
h.-w.h.. clec. Its. and gas; a large.
beautiful yard. with grape arbor and
fruit trees: inclosed upper and lower
porches. Terms. IS 600 cash and $65
per month.
PRICE. $500
JUST THREE DOORS FROM LIN
colin PARK. SEE THIS NICE HOME
before you make your definite decision
in the purchase of your house. 1t con-
tains S rooms and bath. excellent fur
mace: ample garage room. NOW VA
CANT. Terms, 5000 cash and $50
per month.
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! FOR SALE
Six Small Houses.
$3.50 each.
| Press brick. front porthes modern bath,
| ETC.; terms easy; title searched.
CT. wAR1NG. Franklin 5571.
FOR SALE
On Girard St. NV.
One block from 18th St; three.story press
PRICE. IS. $50.
CT. wARING. Franklin 5571.
! FOR sALE-oN HEIGHTS.
Two Blocks From 18th St.
Nice six-room home. with GARAGE; lot
20x150 IT. to wide alley; electric lights: re-
eeption hall. pantry cellar; hotwater heat;
front and double hack p0rches. See me at once.
PRICE, 1850.
Immediate possession.
! c. F. wARING. Franklin 5571.
FOR sALE-vAcANT.
Two-Family Flat-%,O0O.
Near Rhode Island ave.-Splendid repair.
:-story. II rooms and baths; double back
| porches: two furnaces: top nat rented at $35
Move right into this-ensy terms.
C.r. wARING. Franklin 5571.
FOR sALE--
Near Gov. Printing Office.
On lst st. north Of H st. n.w.-Brick. 8
rooms and hath; cellar; furnace Great place
~ rum PRffcE ONLY $3.50.
Terms. $3.50 down. balance easy; too good to
last.
C. F. wARING. franklin ssh.
FOR sALE-vAcANT.
1904 9th ST NV,
Newly papered and painted; 7 rooms and
bath; price reasonable: terms easy.
c. F. WARING.
scs BOND BLDG. Hath n 7. AVE, NV.
FRANKLIN 5571.
GET WEIGHS LIST.
18th and New York ave. Main 4346.
BEST BUSINESS BUY IN THE CITY.
Near 10th and SITS. NV. +: lot % r. Nv
100 Il. TO alley: three-story and cellar; good
condition.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. TITLE READY.
Srd and Mass ave. n.e.-Lot 1914 It. by 100
ns1 t. Rass' res. 5000 .'' rooms and bath
D st. near 18th n.e.-s Iars. rooms and
garage for two ears. Asking IS, 500. Terms.
. s;:' =: :sG F. ..' . .ss and
Priss. $4,000. Easy terms.
Aikias 81. s5o spd o. 900. small cash a'G pay.
msnt. Balancs 1ikn rant.
aAs WEIGH,
18Th and NsW Eark svs Main 4S40.
PErw0nTH-6 ROOMS AND BATH; sLEHp-
Ing porch h..w.h. siAc. It's; INV. tr4mi strict
y modern; garage. Amply $50 Taylor st. NV.
Owner. 49,
100 18th ST. E.a.-S66Oo Groom and hath
hRick house On Q corner; room for garage; now
yaeaAt; possesaioa With dspesit. G. ]. EBHOFF.
~ Woodvsed hldE. Main =. Is
SDo0 BLOCK WARDRR Gr~ANWLK PA.
psrsd. 4 rooms. With all mpdeen Improve
ants; sooT 81 saFas'' Pfes'sisht for Sssck
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end h6th: hot.Watae haat: elactf3e 1iShts: room
for .rssate: imnediats possession. u. 90.