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Make chicks for subscription payable
to Hermann G. Winkler, ITO Sixth
Street, NV, Washington, D. c.
Washington Journal., 1921-06-10

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nod /. Sc. in 922 ga. ape. R..8.
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Str. &C.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-07-13
Officers Installed
Ceremony For Liberty Rebekah
Lodge, /. 0. o. F., Conducted
BY Mrs. w. L. Martin

Liberty Rebekah Lodge OF Ode
Fellows last night installed the new
ly elected officers OF that lodge
The installation cermonies were con
Quoted by Mrs William L. Martin
and staff. Mrs. Martin is deputy
president. Mrs. George NJ. Rey-
nolds, past noble grand, was present
ed with a jewel and flowers were
given the outgoing officers. The
ceremony was followed by musi-
eel program.
The new officers are: Miss Winnie
Williams noble grand; Miss Jose
phine Williams, vice grand; Mrs.
Otis Hul!ings, recording secretary;
Mrs. Harry Arnold, financial secre-
tary; Mrs. c. Z. Remington, treas
urer; Mrs. G.. Raymond Gaines,
chaplain; Mrs. Erven Roberts,
conductor; Mrs, Gilbert Minor, war
den; G.. Raymond Gaines, right sup
porter to noble grand; Miss Lucy
Finks, left supporter to noble grand;
Miss Kennedy. right supporter to
vice grand: Miss Minnie Bales, left
supporter to vice grand; Mrs. Bertic
C. Dyer. inside guardian; Mrs. Wal
ter e. Drury, outside guardian.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-07-13
Fines Both Parties
Beth Sides Heard and Court Also
Places Women Under Peace
Bond

Every time we go cut on the street
.hey ans talking about US" was the
i.aterert made by the complainant,
woman against another woman
n the police Court today. "Scme of
the statements alleged TO have been
naGe shocked the COURT. 1t lcolzed ike
a one sided case TILL the accused was
given an opportunity to explain fer
5Ede CT the case. When this was ac-
ccmplished It hooked like the ,com,
nyairant shou!d have .loesn the de.
sen6ant: 1t was a knotty problem and
she count Just took it, for granted that
1t was sbo7it a fifty fifty case and ac.
,erdtgly, 6ihea beth conl7I'2:ncnt scss
,laferl5art $40 each aml ..!eg add:t;:c
,,,aeed beth urlser 'ocrd cf SlOo t,
keap the peace. e.aftser: fer: a perio53 Ct es.:
year, The fines swese sgss!Si;ly pa:
and, soon bondsmen were on hand fc%
both PARTIES.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-07-13
Business Women Meet
Founteen New Members Elected-ad-
jourr Till September

Ftfty-one members attended the
July supper and meeting of THE Bust
rress and Professional Wcmen's Club
at $50 O'Clock yesterday evening III
THE auditcuSunn of the chamber OF
commerce with the president, Mess
Lucy NJ. Graves. presiding No pro
gram HAD been arranged. aus a num-
3er eff Hhcse present wenle to attend
the Chautauqua later in THE even@ng.
Repcnts wea,e made by The recordntg
,secnatary, Miss Elizabeth Ramey; the
t,easuner, Miss Eteancr Watdns and
i.he corresponding SECRETARY, Miss Les
Ilie Cox, read letter from the state
the!asure,r cf THE federated clubs COM
pIlmenting 1.-THE lccal branch upon re
ing the most recently form'eEl club END
,:He f;aslt to send check to cover state
aah national Idhes.
Mrs. RI. Myers, Jr., the chair-
man of. the membership committee,
presented the names of fourteen ap-
p.Eca1lts for membership and tire fell
Towing We're duEy elected; Miss Mary
Wil:ttcm, NIrs. Evelyn Rayntosa, Mes.
Betty Jameson, Miss Ethel Remington
Miss Bertha Allison, Miss lrana Ccla-
man, Mrs. Ruth Field, Miss Mary
Quann, Miss Althea Swain, Miss Ar:a
Lanior, Miss Edith WlhEtton, Miss
Orson Bruce, Miss A!:ne Deputy, and
Miss Fyonence King. The membership
committee announced that in future
applicants will secure cards from the
cclmrnititee, or officers eff the organlza-
ticn, and present them properly fiji
ed I'm and Signed by two members of
the club.
The meeting was mcst successful
snd enjoyable affair, and adjourned
1T s O'Clock to meet the second Tues
nay in September, at Z p. m., in the
chamber of commerce auditorium,
when doubtless the full membership
win be present.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-07-13
FRANCE NOTIFIES J GERMANY
,,' SHE'LL STAY, ON RHINE

Paris, July 13.-France has in
formed Germany she viii! continue
the occupation of the Rhine legion
until Germany "has complied with
tile condition OF the Treaty Of, Ner
sailles relative tto the punichment
of f those who violated a1the rules OF
civilized warfare in TIE World War
Premier BRAND told the Senate 10,
day. 80.
?" Replying to- a question: he ,char
acterizea' the findings 'of ctha Leipzig
Court as "":candalouz. apa..rs,
NJ. Brand said: the government
has decided to- show 'Gecmanyr that
Frafite still Straightforward ,ex-
pressed ths hope ftha trthe other al
Flied eitcount-ies wouldoj joinrsin the
Frenek,itiev.point. -t9'aI,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-07-13
Alexandrian Weds.
Mrs. George G. Henry And Lanier
Mckee Married At Norris
town, ". J.

Mrs. George Carr Henry, of this
city and Morristown, N. j., and
Lanier Mckee, Of New York, were
married yesterday at noon in the
chapel of st. Peters Church at
Morrstown. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. Henry NJ
Kirlby, aud only the families and
few intimate friends were pres
ent.
The bride was unattended Mr..
Mckee had William Sloane, CT this
city, as mis- best man. The cere-
mony was followed by 4 luncheon at
the Morris County Golf Club.
Mrs. Mckee was formerly Miss
Elizabeth Lee Of Alexandria Va.
Her first husband, George G. Henry
son Of lha Rcv. F. A. Henry, of
Morristown, died on July 6. 1917
rs result Of injuries received while
playing polo at the Whirpany River
Club.
Mr.. Mckee is son Of David R..
Mckee, of Washington. ID. c. and
is a nephew of Charles Lanier. of,
this city. He is lawyer. q member
Of the firm Of Hervcy. Barber and
Mckee, of 81 Nassau street, and is
a member Ct the University. Rock
away Hunt. City Midday and Yale
Clubs.
MIR. and Mrs. Mckee will sail on
the Olympic on Saturday for a
short trip abroad. On their return
they will reside ct 32 East Sixty
fourth street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-07-13
WooDFIELD DIES !
Il AFTER long ILLNESS

Joseph Woodfeld, ,forty-fye years
old, died at GAO o'clock last night
at his residence at Fairfax Court
house after long illness. The de-
ceased was a native of this city
and was a cigar maker by trade
for many years being employed in
steiner's cigar manufacturing estab-
lishment here.
Besides his wife is survived by a
sister and two brothers, Mrs. Will
liam Luther, of Philadelphia, and
George Woodfeldt of Philadelphia,
and William H. Woodfeld, of this
city.
The funeral will take place at 2
o'clock Friday afternoon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-07-13
Takes Poison
Child Two Years Old in Serious
COndi ton


Ezeakiel Moore, two years. old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ezeakiel Moore
Jr., of 319 South Lee street, at 4
o'clock yesterday afternoon got hold
of bottle of carbolic acid product
at the home Of his parents and
swallowed part of its contents ard
was badly burned about the body
when the remainder spilled out.
He was rushed to the Alexandria
Hospital by DR.. West and treated
by Drs. West and Moore. His con-
dition is reported to be serious.
The child was discovered by his
young sister afierward and medical
aid summoned.
The mother at the time was i'll in
bed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-07-13
NEW PLAYERS REGISTERED IN
.s. 3, g LEAGUE.

The following new players have
been registered in the Alexandria
Sunday S.hool League nip to, Today
by their respective schools.
First Bantisti James w. .Simr
sor, and Carl Dreifus.
Second. Baptist:-D. w. Butler,
and Frank Owens.
Trinity Mcthniist:-W. j..
Brown. Roland Jones'. Herbert
'Ienieht, Harvey Sutherland, Fred
Petit and R. A. Altman.
NJ. E. 5outh:LP. Dn Vail. Ralph
Saffelle and Robert SHffelle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-07-13
ERINfS ONLY HECTIC SPOT IS
BELFAST

Dublin, July 13.-Since the ad-
vent of the truce no disturbance of
any kind mas been reported from
any part Of Ireland other than Bel
fast, according to an official state
ment issued from Dublin Castle to
day.
On the other hand, there have
ben many Genes Of ardent rejoicing
ever the new peace development.
All Dublin gave itself over last
niGht to celebrating ten rtuce. and
sang and ,hee:cd until daybreak.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-07-13
Lecture A Feature
DR.. Bchn Heard at Chautauqua Last
Night

".All rhe Wce,H ANIL Ourselves" wa$
alaa subject last right of DR.. Frank
Bchn, whose lecture was the spec,a'
feature CT the tprcgram fer the sec
csri evening cf the Swarthmore Ch&u
tauqua. Dr.. Bohn is a nHpguetc speak
er, with a wealth of information and
the sbigjty to ae,l it IN sbl:kSrts snG
Enl:..e5se"ternrs.
Economic conditions aHi lW,2i.:,n:
cf the great ,r7at3cns aHd the small
l.aticg1s cIf the world wcrc graphically
outlined by Dr.. Bahn, without sent'.
nrsat, out with facts AMI figures
ranging from THE discovery CT five
the fsis.t ,furN5amenuaIl eroromic-l
the esnisy 'htatGry CT man to tn" pres
,-is day rad7c. alirship ard c;hes
;:iik4i.lfIc ard mechan,;cail :;eaonom!'
factors in world development.
Political relations we've ALSO d;S
o,r=acl by IRE lecturer .and aftc! a VI.
vE. description cf the plight of th:
ifcn English speaking nl,iGrts of i;1t
wcri7t, DIR. iBchn n;NSbe AN cnspiratt
rfs,a to America AMI CTrsalt Bi.t"::ln
~ whose power he Says. rests tn
ability to restore ecu:cm'" &fad pc, Nt'.
ca. ccnAit:0ns AMI to establish wct''
gcwearGmcnc-by e.lucadlcn, a,Et not ny
::,ul.c,.s. Dr.. Bchn closed his lecture
with a plea fer world cnnrpa, BIZ"
m the hearts CT men AID E3t up"'
gurs ami mercy. Such S!l empire. h
tl2;fared, cannct fall.
Tie musical Entertainment of the
eve:lrIg was renlenied by tine Ecs
ton Musicians Quintet, composed oi
Miss Aaual Lcbby, scpraro; Mr.. Fred
crick l.. Mahn. v:clirist; Mr.. joseph
theri, trumpeter; Mr.. Carl Stcck
In Isec. 'ceJl;st; Miss Irene Vera Gree.
leaf, pianist:
Tie prcgtsm included March frcn
"Aida," :" Verdi--Ersemoye; In. the Rcst
GarEten. MacNlllan-Scpraa,o; Th'
Wkt?rSatjrg cf the Flowers, B'@';-
Ensemble; Gypsy Dance Nar'E''e':-,,
vaclsn;, = sclc:; WCo:$5"'ad Whispers
Zzflu!ka--EnsembEc.
A soprano ard itsno-. Chtet was ren.
t,cred 10y Mis- Ieboy and Mr.. Fic1
s,ned the qGirtet closed. th'str program
with a ccrcrjalt3cn march.
ALI the Plumbers were beautiful.
executed, ard particularly appc3a ""
were the wici5a se!ectlo,1s by Mr.
Mat?r.
Sunny jim" and "B:F 'ware I'll
.trc;,uced by ake sppcrlntcn&sat a.
members CT his staff. The fer!ner !.
indeed we'll rameti. l,u. we r,a$t ad
nit that~w have never seen a "BF"
quite 50, Shy as this cne. ~
This aftetn2cn "r'he Pilgrim Ertt;,'r'
taincrs" vii lbe heard, tcsesfisi- wifi
a.fGeasrms by Drew Pears.n c1's"Ifl:
New Pewcr in Southern Enrop2." TIL :
cc.ne4y 6rsnna Netting But = III =
Ttmta7' W! Re prs::cnts!ff ;h:tn;;Ft:. +"
9 2NstagTg-''Dii w wa.ss55 tto rub
e, Jam . or - Gii1t = t'I,r.rs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-07-13
Irish Republic
Alexandria to he Represented Mt
Open .Air Meeting in Wash.
ilgton Thursday

The first open air meeting OF as
sociation fur recognition of the Irish
Republic will be held Thursday,
July ia. at ;S:15 p. NJ. at oath and
X Street, Non rthwest, Washington. at
which MAN. prominent speakers will
be present. ,..,..,,
Alexandra will be, represented by
the many ,"ho will attend and Mr..
William. Desmond, president of the
Local BosEl OF. the Hibefnians. and
lorg. connected WITH everything il
irish activitle}, will take an adj
dress. All are inyite4. ).
n. ..'n - I = ..5-rJ1TG Ut, -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-07-13
BOY PIONEERS .##
GET CAMP RULES
Lads to Depart For Camp
Rust July
rs
RETURN AUGUST 3
Applications For Trip Made by Boys
Who Are Net Pioneers-Pioneers
First and Others Afterward.

Instructions and rules for Camp
Rust have Just been Issued by Sec
retary Wallace, of the, 7. NJ. c.
A., who will be the Camp Director.
The boys who are to attend the
camp have been eagerly awaiting
the list OF required articles that
they will have to take with them,
as well as those that they will be
permitted to take additional.
The required articles are woolsn
sweater, G:h;.ki or flannel shirt, two
suits underwear. two pair stockings
CIR socks, rajamas, handkerchiefs.
one extra large, two Turkish towels
two pairs woolen blankets, or one
blanket ami one comfort one pair
heavy shoes. (old, one pair tennis
shoes, soap and soap box. comb,
brush, and mirror, gymnasium or
outing suit, tin pate, knife. fork.
spoon and lin cup. note book end
pencil. Bible, bathing snit. tooth
brush. paste or pawder.
Articles that are desirable hut
not required. are fishing outfit,
poncho or rein coat, pocket knife.
kodak. baseball glove. musical in
st,ument, rloreer hand book, can
torn and havcrsack. favori.e phono-
graph records.
Among the rules and Instructions
are. "All Pioneers must be at the
Armory with their luggage at $40
Tuesday morning. July 2G." No
P;cncer will be permitted to leave
the camp grounds without the per
mission OF the Camp Director. ;
"No tobacco will be permitted on
the camp grounds and visitors arc
asked to refrain fror, It's use when
visiting the camp.
"Visitors will be welcome at the
camp Sunday. July 81, but advance
notice OF their first is desired. '
Mail shoui.i be addressed Camp
Rust. Care a. b. Bullock, R. +.
d. No. ). Lcesburg, Virginia. A
telephone s within easy reach of
the camp which will be reassuring
news to parents whose youngsters
are to go TO the camp.
Secretary Wallace has receive cd =
great many requests from boys who
are not Pioneers and from .hclr
parents requesting permission for
the boys to 20 to the camp. and he
has felt it necessary to issue = gen
eral statement regarding the mat
ter.
A waiting list has been establish
cd of boys who are not Pioneers
and as the camp is limited naturally
the Pioneers will be taken care of
first. However, if there Is room
for additional boys, they will be &c
ccpted in he order il which they
have applied if they ere regular at
attendants st some Sunday School
superintcniant or have the endorse,
mant of Sunday School. The camp
agc is from ~ to IA and The ex-
pense. for TIE ten days is ten dol
lars.
The camp date il from July 26 tc
August. ;. +i"rt" -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-07-13
STRIKES IN JAPAN MAY DELAY
NAVAL PROGRAM

Tckye, July 13.-Increas]ng 4aiocr
troubles in Japan have caused the po-
Zee guards in tine ?l.tustr:al ce1ntsrs
cf Tokyo, Kche, Osaka ara, Nagasak;
80 be doubled.
The strike cf 1000 0workmen at
THE Kawasaki dockyards, where the
grista't DreadnaGlght Kagacl rs berg
i.ou:.l,t,, may ssp3ouSly delay completion
cf Japan's naval plans.
The striking wcrkmen at the kaw-
asaiki PLANT are demanding reccgn:-
.a.ien eff tiser ulricn and charges II
wcmk.ng ccarG..ttica!s.
The Mltaub5ahi dcckyai'Cls as Nag
a'saki, the oldest ard foremost IN Jap
an, are also closed as result CT la
Dor TROUBLES, and many cther in9ust,
riss in Kobe ard Osake are affected
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-07-13

,.ysa;1 s..i so E .-sfT eff sAi
When a man frffIt frffIt learns as9.. g SwI9ml, s,'H9l,
ihea6nds. thai, it's ip5t about az asa|:l; saSy
TO, flcat alone as in later il life f: to
float-.aq qlpan.-sHgps RHodger :g .sa, 81:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-07-13
HARDING SIGNS NAVAL BILL

HAKDINT SUNS NHFtii. VIII
Washington, July 13.-The ~.
nual Naval Appropriation bill was
signed late yesterday by President
Harding.
The bill ca, es Approximately
S41Ol0O0 600 and is sizing ended
the technical lapse of navI finds
which had began -ader d rr'::G
ton which rcconp ..icd the nil to
the White House the appropriations
were made retroactive to July ], to
cover up any technical deficits be-
cause of the lapse.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-07-13
TWO DIAMOND RINGS GONE

tTU III H.rrU.|DD, y, !. I:,.H1
Atlantic City, n. J., July "a
An effort is being made by. the po-
lice to. Locate two diamond rings val
ucd at 50 500. the property of Mrs.
George; Scal&udcrberg. of Baltimore
guest of The Hotel Traymore.
i. Mrs. s,.Hiuutdel5erg s.eft the rings
in the. ..wasTrrG6o5ml = Of TIE hotel and
when. she & s,etlrrhed fotfrJ tAems siins a
few 1s'"in minutes they were we're gGHHeE: -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-07-13

2MstfsTg-"Dii y:.1 wa.sss; tt7o rub
s5c1 s5c1- pa ant, Nary" " 80 .7a,'o
b New Miasiii;-" Why; nD.5, D mum, ,,1af
I''tthacufgiJt II I'll wsy Wat arpfocf.' '--B-stor
Transcript r'.A'' = .''% .i1F''2et
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-05-10
AUTOMOBILES WANTED

WILL exchange diamond and cash for Ford
sedan. 1870 model BOX 927. Times Of
Sea
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-05-10

MARINE ENGINEERS
OCEAN AND
COASTWISE
CHIEFS
1ST ASSISTANTS
2ND ASSISTANTS
Sd ASSISTANTS
4TH ASSISTANTS
Open shop conditions and per-
manent positions guaranteed
License must call-for any gross
tonnage. Free transportation.
IL employed. For further in
formation see GEO. GAMBLE.
st. James Hotel ;...-- :.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-22
sa1h state Street


Improved 10 acre tract located
& miles south, good buildings. fam
ily fruit; will take good home up
to $4,000 as part payment. Price
$4,000.
10 acres, acres logans, l acre
Strawberries. rock road. Price
$500.
40 acres Of fine berry soil, all
plow land. Price $4,000, 1900
down. balance terms.
400 acre farm, 81 acres sowed
TO summer fallow wheat, buildings,
fifteen thousand cords OF standing
fir timber, 10 miles south OF Sa-
lem, 1h miles off main paved high
way. Price s65 per acre, terms.
- Modern S room bungalow locat-
ed 1910 N. Church street. Price
1850. terms.
Y block, $50 by $50 feet. locaf-
ed on FaIrmount hill, slightly To-
cation. Price s1100. $3.50 down,
balance easy terms 6 per cent In
terest.
Large house, six apartments
good income; will take room
bungalow as part payment. Price
$1,000.
Five room house. close In, base
noent tubs. bath, toilet, lights
Price s240o. $500 down. balance
terms.
n YOU are looking to buy. trad'
w II. GRABENHoRsT & co.
aT5 State street.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-22
LEGAL NOTICES

State Treasurer's Second Notice
State OF Oregon. Treasurcr's Of
flee. Salem. Oregon. September
20. 1894
Notice Is hereby given that there
are finds In the state treasury
with which 20 redeem all outsfand
Ing state warrants drawn on the
general fuad. iGdorset. pre-
sonted and not paid for want Of
funss." prior to August ~. 1921.
Ali such warrants. properly IN
dorssd. will he paid uDca prcssn-
taiion at this office; interest
thereon ceasfng from and after
September 20. 1874.
q. r. HoFF.
f77 State Treasurer.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-22
REAL ESTATE
MONEY MAKERs

MOINE MAN EAN6
20 acres choice land 6h miles
out. All In cultivation. On easy
terms or will divide In two tracts.
20 acree acres logans, young
family orchard. balance In culti-
walton, except / acre timber. Good
room house with all other nec-
essary buildings. All stock and
crops go. $500. Just off highway.
is acres on Pacific highway on
iy 1 mile out. acres In fruit and
berries, acres clover. good Inn
provements. $13,500. small cash
payment or will consider house In
Salem.
10 acres, / 2-s acres iogans,
az acres In prunes, fine family
orchard. Good house. barn, two
modern chicken houses. Only 3
miles out on good road. $500, or
will consider house IN Salem.
10 acres, 2 acres iogans, OF
prunes, some mixed fruit. Fair
house and barn. Close In, $500,
VIII consider large farm.
We have good buys TO offer on
soldiers loans.
HOUSES
room modern house, good base
ment and furnace. Garage and
plenty OF fruit. $4,000 on easy
payments.
g room modern house and ga
rage. s4250 easy terms.
room bungalow with garage
Just finished and close In. Best ir
city. $500.
4 room cottage $500. Hnaii pay
ment down.
ARTHUR y. PETERSEN
22a Oregon bldg. zzs-
II any multi-millionaire tooa
wishes to die poor, there Is evi
IDENTIFY nothing to stop him.--Nc,
York Evening Mail.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-22


is acre, well Improved farm.
farm Trade $450Q equity for
house In salem. or Canada land
so acre farm. 65 under plow.
Price $4,000. Trade for smaller
place or business proposition.
IS acre fruit farm. Al snap Tor
$500. Close to r r. Has i o acres
good timber anti fine creek Trade
$4,000 equity for small tract near
Salem.
Modern room bungalow. $s,~a
900. Would take auto as part pay
ment.
Two choice lots In Salem worth
$1,000. Owner wants used Ford
| for them.
But how's this : 81 acre hill
farm near Salem. Price 100000
owner will take 5000 house a.
| first payment, balance IN five
years. No incumbrance.
| FOR TRADES SEE ME-
| I CAN MATCH YOU
| The original ieHE
| "Just Real Estate''
CHAs. w. NIEMEYER M
/ 215-216 Masonic Temple Phones
\ 1000. 1914 NJ
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-22

A REAL BUYS room modern
bungalow on car line and paw
ed street, Z blocks out. This Is
an extra good buy at $500,
some terms. w. H. Grabenhorst
& Co., U. S. bank bldg. 275
State street. a22s'
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-22

PARAMOUNT Hills room bum
galow. modern plumbing and
lights, paved street. east front
Located at 1875 Fairmount 81.
Price S2100, terms. w. H. Gra-
benhorst & Co., 275 State St
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-22

WANrED-A position by lady to
keep house and cook for
widower's family or a bachelor
or gentleman's club; no obtee-
ton to small children. 2z care
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