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, 1921-05-20
NATRONA REALTY CO.. inc.
liz East Second Street
Suite No. Z-PhOne l2lSW
r. 4. WHITE. President and Manager
PHONE 121s-W


Member Of h Casper real Estate oard
HAVE YoU NOTICED THE NEW BUILDINGS? THEY ARE
OR HOME! IF NOT SEE rs NOW. NOTE THE REAL BARGAINS
BELOW.
That REAL THING in the way OF a home all furnished and located
in the best part o. the residence par of the city, David and Twelfth
streets. An eishtroom strictly modern dwelling with all modern on
veniences. good garage. furniture all that could be desired; full lo, on
This lis priced right and will be sold furnished OF unfurnished. Ask about it.
Those pew brick houses. strictly modern. hot air heat. large
airy ooms, high ceilings. double garage with ach house " Don all
IL hardwood tnsh; " lots with each dwelling These are located oil
buy one OF these n the balance Justa fair rental value.
-Four roomsa and a neat lawn; also small dwelling in h ear This
is on Cottonwood. near tho refneries and AN 70 purchased for h low
price Of s32oo with omy $500 cas- n the Balance monthly. II is a
bargain WIN take a Ford or Dodge "A s first payment
1850 for n threeroom stucco dwelling or South Melrose. Has a
in house. Only $500 cast and balance on monthly payments
$500 % a veroom dwelling. just lately reuodesed and rcpainted.
Modern except heat. gas in the alley. This is located at the corner o
CT avenue and South Walnut jus the very best possible location. See
this at once. as Il will be Eon before you get a chance 1t it. ft
We have three meat tworoon dwellings lin the west part of h city.
Locus Cottonwood and Fourteenth streets $500 cas- will swing
For 5000. with sf7oo cash and balance In the Building and Loan w
arc Offering. II taken at once. n new urroom dwelling. neatly furnished
and ready o mov into. This property cos the owner $4,000 and is
offered at this bargain o N account of business difficulties. 1t must be sold
a n n the oe who comes first gets it
$1,000 with $500 cash balance monthly for a tworoom stucco
dwelling. Burlington addition. Pay rent to yourself here.
Five lots, Burlington addition, S2e5 each.
Four lots North Casper addition. on Washington street at s.75 each.
Corner lot, Nelson's addition. Ssh and o n terms.
Ono o the best ioso on South Center street, al $4,000
" iosa at a bargain o n South Cherry and Twelfth Ask about
heSe hey arc priced right. III H- rtf
Lot on South Jefferson at 81. 100. neal the East Casper school.
Two lotso n East Second and Elk. 5000 each. easy terms
NATRoNA REALTY coMPANK
H. East Second Suite No. 2 Phone 1.1sw
Real Estate Insurance
, 1921-05-20

You CAN'T AFFORD TO PAY rent.
buy a tent at the Army Goods
store. 5-le.l1t
, 1921-05-20
t HE
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SPECIAL No. $50.

fEtiAL NJ. loo.
On South Mckinley We have a house
which ] believe Is different from the
ordinary run OF properties. In the
first place the basement has three
nicely finished rooms and a hot air
furnace occupies the fourth room. In
the basement you'll find light and
vater- Now. then upstairs in the
kitchen are all buiit-in arrangements.
cupboard. sink. drawers. etc. We also
have n large bedroom. n livingroom
ana an enclosed porch which is used
as a bedroom when needed. Outside
: = splendid garage. f2x1s feet. Price.
$500. with payments to be arranged.
, 1921-05-20
BUSINESS CHANCES

FOR SALE-Best garage in the liv-
est town in Wyoming; IL you want
ness, act quick. Address p. c.. box
$50, Tribune. 5-i4-st'
, 1921-05-20
FOR REN7-HoUsEs

GET YOUR TENTS. .arpaulins and
army blankets at the Army Goods
store, 14s East Midwest avenue.
5-1s-iIt
, 1921-05-20

Three blocks from business center. east part Of city. tver
also two two-room apartments and garage: the property Is brir
come q f1s. a month and the prize ia $500. .
, 1921-05-20

one block from CT avenue. good fourroom house; firstcnss
three large finished rooms in basement; lot texi4o: offered
with $4,000 each.
, 1921-05-20

For $500. n OF the cleverest little
homes you'll meet. II is located on
a lot 5oxi3o feet. is brand new and
very pretty. Yea II has water. lights.
bath and sewer and gas Is but a little
ways from II. Three large rooms.
bath and a cute. extra large. breakfast
nook on the first floor. off from the
kitchen. which has all handy features:
wei arranged IL a little room for the
ice chest and for storing purposes
The has a full basement. one
half OF II has cement floor. tho other
half II partitioned off with a wood
floor and two finished rooms II would
be a pleasure TO live in this home. and
IL In a money maker also II is located
in n fast-huilding community and will
always rent or sail. Terms can be
had on this property.
, 1921-05-20
HARRY FREE
Rentals
Real Estate
The Lot Man

own TOUR own HOME
WHY NOT BUY A HOME THIS SPRING AND SAVE THAT RENT
rou ARE PAYING TO THE LANDLoRD7
Right o Park street; a modern sxroom hon with four finished
rooms IN basement Hot water heat bautfui N trccssp tastered
Earage Price. $500. With only $1,000 cash
Five ROOM NJ bath three FINISHED rooms in basement; furnace heat
gas in house Located near CY avenue. Chicken house. . aSn ad
rees An furnished Price $500; good terms
Five Dor home with urec finished rooms in basement Garage
Cement driveway; chicken house; eas facing. Price. $500; good terms
ON b arranged
SIX DON hon on Cottonwood street .Three,b bedrooms: fun she let.
Prce. ttsoo with 1900 cash. A
20 house; two finished rooms in basement: double arag
beautiful lawn and res Price $3.50 with 5000 cash
Attractive house OF Park street. a facing. Price, 5000.
Four room home OF South David street Good location. Price.
$500. This property IA Midwest ioan n GOO proposition for a Midwest
man
On North Center street. very close in; fourroou house on corner lot
Ideal location TO build AZ apartment o. rea Of lot. Price. $4,000
with $500 ash.
Insurance HARRY FREE Investments
.2S7 S. Center-The Lot Man-Phone o6SW
, 1921-05-20
M 1.1s-w
Insurance
JOHN M. ENGLAND co,

REAL ESTATE INSURANCE
MEMBER CASPER REAL ESTATE beard
For SaIe-On East Thirteenth street. only three blocks from pave
ment. big nveroom modern house with three finished rooms In basement.
cement foundation in rear larsee enough for ourroom house This place
has water.l lights ewe n a n is in direct me-, only " blocks
from Casper's most highly restricted district Price. ony $500 and $3.50
cash; will give immediate possession. Termso on balance will be much
less than rental vaiue. I challenge anyone to show equal vaiuc and
Terms in Casper. Look tisov yer. as ] will sell this property hi week.
For Saie-On South jackson; fveroom house; new almost modern:
full basement with WI finished rooms II basement; for only 5000 and
$1,000 cash: a real bargain in a good location
o Sale-OnS South Poplar; modern fourroom house except heat;
breakfast nook full basement: garage; price, $500; $1,000 cash. bal
nee goo terns. Located W blocks ast West Casper school,
For Sale-The best trackags proposition n Casper: close in; over $50
feet adjoining industrial track; good terus-
only $1,000 cash; balance s5 per month: water and lights; buy this
and " rent
2O2 O-S Building
Office Phone 1f29 Home Phone 543J
, 1921-05-20

FOR SALE-Compiete rooming and
boarding house. Call at io1 South
Boyer. two blocks west of the Hen
ming. 5-16'St'
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-24
De RE-FuTBCLERAS

En- ''El, Mundor de hoy, y con el IL
tulo "UN RETO", Sc indica que m
tai Pepe Merino esta dispuesto lie
var a cabo un desafio con su gente del
team de los "Realistas' contra los de
la Selection, apostando cualquier
cantidad de dinero.
El que suscribe, contest6 un tai
Jack diciendole que podfa transmit
tir su gente que habfa quien estaba
dispuesto poner seguidamente $1,000.
90 en- un Banco para jugarselo en- las
condolences por el bien claramente in
dicadas, sean 6stas:
"En cualquier terreno y con CUAL-
QUEER SELECCION''. 81 hay quien,
sin separarse en- absolute de estas es-
peciales cOndiciones, quiere meter ell
pie al bOte, que avise, para hacer el
dep6sito de los $S,OOO.OO seguidamente
en- pOder de un Notario Y empezar
dar los pasos neceSariOs a traer a
Puerto Rico los jugadores que han de
formar La ''cualquier Selection" con-
ira la cual tuvo JACK Ell atrevimien-
to de desafiarnos. ADVERTISE, ademas,
que lie fue hecho Observar a JACK
que, ateni6ndonos la forma de su re-
to, nuestra Selection habra de jugar
los $S,000.O0 necesariamente con los
mismos jugadores que ell Real San
Juan" present6 en- el partido del de
JUNO en- ell Campo del Morro.
Con gudchaJftas y torcidas interpre
taeiones como las que los "Realistas'
Sc estan gastando, no es como Sc que.
da airosamente ante el pdblico que nos
! obserya. Hay que atenerse 10 que Sc
escribe y no saiirse luego por Ia puer-
ia falsa.
Juan comedies
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-24
NOTAS DEL SUR


Ponce. JUNO 23-Por falta de quo
rum, hubo de suspenderse para esta
noche la asamblea general ordinaria
que ha lie celebrar ell Centre EspafiOl
de esta ciudad, para renovar su direc-
tiva. que fue senalada para el do
mingo dltimo.
= Procedente de San Juan, tom6
puerto la goleta domillicana 'Perla
del Sur, con un cargamento de mafz
consignado a la firma "Lled0 & Con
zalez", de esta plaza.
lei guardia Hilario Gonzalez ha
sindicado ante la Corte Municipal a
Pedro Reyes, euipandole de habel
agredido con las manos a la mia An.
gela Delucca.
La noticia de que ell joven dor
Pablo Torres ha sido eOnfrmado para
un segHndo termino en- el cargo dc
marshal de Ia Corte Municipal do
Ponce. ha sido muy bien reci6ida er
esta ciudad. pues el seiior Torres es
un funcionario capaeitado 4umpli
dor de sus deberes.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-24
Sc QBsma una gran
casa Dc MADEIRA
On Ponce
Esta5G sitUGdG en- la oalle .4tOcha
era pyopiede' de- dc, Alfredo
CdmpOs
No CStdbA dsee,Tdda.

Ponce JUNO 2S.-Esta madrugada.
de tres q cuatro, Nm vielento incendio
destrux6 una amplia casa de MADEIRA,
perteneciente don Alfredo Campos,
que estaba situada ell In calfe Atocha.
por la que ofreeieron hace POGO di-
cho senior la suma de cinco mil d6la-
res, cantidad que 6l rehus6 ' en- la
que dltimamente Sc habfan realizado
grandes reformas, gastantio su due
no airededor de quinientos seiscien-
tos d6lares. @
La propiedad destrufda, que no es-
taba asegurada, habfa sido eedida en-
alquiler ahofa al senor Miguel Vidal,
mej0r conocido por vidalite, quien
pensaba ocuparla de un momento q
otro.
Como siempre, los Camisas Rojas
lucharon her6icameIte combatieAdo ell
yoraz elemento aunque sus esfuer-
EOS no flieron coronados por el exito
en 10 que respecta a la casa ineendia-
da, puede decirse que gracias su la.
Dor las llanas DO Sc trasmitieron al
gabinete de trabajo del fot6grafo ci.
nematogTafsta, Juan E. vigui6, situa-
do al Sur del sdifcio quemado; y a
la residencia del seiior Emilio Fagot,
radicada al Norte.
Estando desocupada cerrafia dos
de hace varios dfas. cuando termina-
ron las reparaciones que efectuaron en-
ella. la opinion Sc inclina a Greer que
ei incenfio tuyo origen intencional
Las autoridades judiciales investi-
gan ell case.
Covvesponsal.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-24

/ Nos relata las Conversations que
tnvo con Vivian y BRAND en- junio de
1914. nj ser llamado a Paris para ool-
parse de- lies Iiilinios detalles de la VI
sita del Presidente de la Rcpdblica a
Russia. Ia cntrcyista con yiviani fue
inpresionanfc: On ella le manifesto
que sl parecer Ia guerra era ineviia-
BILE y que no tarla ria en- estallar.
I'm tOdO caso', le dijO Mr.. Pal6olo-
que. y aunque mis- presentimientOs re
sulten demasiadO pcsimistas. debemos
reforzar, en- 10 possible, el sistema lie
nucstras alianzas. Es precise, sObre TO-
do; completar nuestrOs acuerdOs con
la Gran Breta1a. para que pOdamos
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-24

-, Aatas astiitsst t4eia fNsttAt ttttlAAstt-tttA
decidida. Aral-s 6e rsear = Saz0sofT '.
~ sansi-i,fa en que ~ ianse ninguna
mse,lids militar que AlrSnania insssa IN
ternrclar -.ma una Isov~eaciin. ~
nsS-.sario dejar ~ Gs,sierao aieinan
ioda Ia r.spoasabililad y i"da In ini-
ciaiiva del a;aqGe. Ia opinion inglcsa
~ acSiaara Ia idea dc participation
en In guerra. mas que en II ease de
que Ia aggression provenga por compile
I 70 de Alcmania Haceime el ohseqnio
de- hallar cn este sentido Sazonoff''
".Iamas IT, lac hab.ado en ningIin
oiro respondi al Embajador de Ia
Gran BretaIia.
( Al pronunciar eSias palabras enfra-
ha cn Ia sala a Emha jador de Aus
iria. Estaba palid0. La rigida cortesfa
que para con nOsOtroS mOs;r0. con-
! trastaban con Ia afable exquisite de-
ferencia que en Ocasi0neS anteri0res
empleaha.
TantO Buchanan como yo, tratamos
de hacerle hablar.
''Ha recibidO usted mejOres noticias
de Vicna. senior COnde?''. lie pregunt6.
NO. no Sc NADIA nuevo. La maQuina
sigue rOdando"
Sin querer explicarse mas reptile su
metdfOra apOcalfptica.
La maquina rueda".
En- fin, las primeras medidas militia
res de Russia estan fechadas el 20 de
julio.
"A las once de IL noche Nicolas Ale
xandrOvitch Rasilly. vicedirect0r de Ia
Cancillerfa del Ministerio de Relacio-
nes EXteriores Sc preSenta en- nj En-
ha jada para anunciarme que el tOno
empIeado pOr el Embajador de Ale
mania esta tarde, ha determinado n
gObiernO russo: 10. ordenar esta mis-
ma noche la movilizaci0n de trcce
cuerpos destinadOs operar contra
Austria-Hungrfa 20. cOmenzar Sc
cretamente Ia movilizaci6n general.
Estas lltimas palabras me causan el
sObresaltO consguiente. mo serfa
possible contentarse, provisoriamente
por 10 menOs, con una moviliZaci0n
parcial:"
No. Nuestros mas altos jefeS militia
res reunidOs ell cOnsejo han eXamina
do a fondo esta question. Han recono-
edo que en- las actuales circunstan
cias el gobierno russo no puede esco-
ger entire la movilizaci0n parcial y la
total, debido a que In primera no Sc
ria t6cniCamente ejecutable, sinO a
condici6n de dislOcar todO el mecaniS-
mo de la movliZaci6n general. De ma
nera que, 81 nos limitasemos a mOvi-
liar los trece cuerpOs destinados Il
operar contra Austria Y mafana Ale
mania Sc decidiese apoyar militar-
mente a su aliada, nos verfamos en- la
impotencia de defendernos del lado de
Polonia Y del de la Prussia Oriental.
NO tiene Francia interes en- que po-
damOs intervenir prOntamente contra
Alemania?
''Invocan ustedes consideraciones de
gran importancia. No obstante creo
que vuestrO Estado Mayor no debe to-
mar medida alguna antes de conferen-
ciar con el Estado Mayor frances. Ten
ga usted Ia bondad de manifestar a
NJ. Sazonoff que llamo muy seriamen-
! tie su atenci6n sobre ese punto Y que
deseO tencr una respuesta en- el cur
so de esta misma noche".
J. J. Ferga.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-24
Los dias criticos de 1914 en- Rusia
lmpresiones del Embajador frances
en- Petrogrado

Nneva York.-M. Mauriclo Palso..,-
cue. ex-emha jador dc Ia Rri,dilica
francesa en Petrogrado. cnanio ioda-
VIA Sc llamaha san Feicrsbnrgo. pu-
hlica en- IN Revue des deux Mon,les''
nn largo cstudio sobre Ia Rns;a de los
zares antes de Ia guerra, y en- los
momenios crfticOs que la precedierOn.
Existen en- dicho estudio paginas que
.contribuyen notablemente . esclarecer
el torbellinO vertiginoso en- que pare
cen desarrOllarse los acontecimieniOs
one c0rrObOran las declaraci0nes
hechas pOr has diferentes naciones ALA
das en- los distintOs librOs oficiales
publicadOs.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-24
REUNION EN- La PREsIDENcIA

En- la mahana de hoy hubo una reu-
ni6n de Senadores y Representatives.
en- el despacho del presidente del Sc
nado. Sr. Rarcele, estando presente
Ell Gobernador interino, Sr. Benedicto, '
hubo alguna discussion, pero Sc infor.
ma que la legislature Sc terminars
sin difcultades, aprobandose los. PRO.
yectos que Sc ha aeordado pasar.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-24

LA ~FEDERAL v1s1BLE- 8 !,
mkquina de sumar cue . uzisd l. con.
visns Busqusa musbsla J Qusd.rk
eonvsneido. i
The New York herald., 1921-10-23

Of
ing and in his
of liquid
"A"
difference the
affect inch above the
that difference
chamber "A"
inlet manifold
ng O. the engin
gasoene
"B" We that
manifold
W be
atmospheric
liquid the hoat chamber
nozzle, O OF
You notice
this opening
pick
will thoroughly
easily
mouth of the
By n"
needle IL
up proportion
leaner.
The New York herald., 1921-10-23
A New Business Cycle Predicted

.XX are about enter nj business cycle s Edward %
~ however" says
will months OF further favorable re-
adjustment before the realize what has happened
Business all will public 70
zs which the extent which
price cutting has been carried lines
soe prices will be readjusted and all prices will level out In
such merchandise fair basis
Already certain prices showing tendency rise Keen
going
be repeated in industry producing great necessity.
cualed The de-
mills capacity Next the
Is
feeling the effect of rising prices of its staple
United States
millions foreign countries need certain things When curta
until
far sighted will realize that is
the
months will have the foresight
son bottous normal progress all the time The very
justify prediction which being made letter which out
will exist
that would prediction would
titled will create the condition which anticipate"
The New York herald., 1921-10-23
POERTNER OFFERS A
USED CAR SUGGESTION

A suggestion that is bound to have an
important bearing on what is known as
the fused car problem" is offered by
William C. Poertner. His thought is
contained in three words. Keep your
car and this advice. II generally fol-
lowed. would make for better conditions
for the public. as well as for the motor
car industry.
Mr.. Poertner. who heads the company
that has the metropolitan distribution for
National, Durant and Scripps Booth
cars, says: 1T all comes back to a
matter of wrong education OF the motor
ing public. because, as he phrases It.
so much emphasis is put by automobile
makers. dealers and statesmen, upon re-
sale value OF car at the very moment
of its being purchased new, that there is
small wtnder the motoring public has
been educated into an entirely wrong
point.of view toward motor cars.
"Dilating upon what a car can be
made to bring second hand when IL is
hardly In the hands of its original pur-
chaser gets the motorist entirely away
from the thought that car should be
bought with the idea of being a perma-
nent possession. He should at least de-
mand several successive years OF good
service. rather than vehicle 10 be
scrapped after years usage and turned
in for another car"
The New York herald., 1921-10-23
NEW LICENSING PLAN
J HAS ADVANTAGES
Assignment of Distinctive
Numbers to New York City
a Good Thing.

ALBANY, Oct 22.--New York city has
been assigned 24s.0o0 automobile license
plates for passenger cars for 1922, num-
bered from 1000 to 4s-99s, and from
690-501 to 790-500, according to an.
nouncement made to-day by the State
Tax Commission. With this information
in mind. police. State troopers or Others
interested can tell at a glance that any
car carrying any of these numbers next
year was registered from New York city.
This assignment of distinctive num-
beFs 10 New York city is in accordance
with the new method Of distribution de-
vised by the Tax Commission. whereby
each county of the State will have its
special series. making easy immediate
Identification Of the source of registry
of any car. The commission believes
this will be OF some assistance in
locating stolen cars and Identifying
violators of the highway or local traffic
laws and regulations. Police and State
troopers will be supplied with fun in
formation as to the distribution by the
commission.
Next year commercial vehicle licenses
in this State will be numbered 100000 to
100000. Of which New York city will
have the last $4,000. Omnibus licenses
will run from 0-50000 to 0-S6550, and
the trailer licenses from $4,000 to
997-350, New York being assigned
0-71351 to o-S6550, and 995-S51 to 997-
$50 respectively. Eleven thousand
motorcycle numbers have been assigned
TO the metropolis. running from 22S26 to
s3S25.
The first 1000 passenger car numbers
have been reserved for State owned cars.
The New York herald., 1921-10-23
ESSEX ANNOUNCES
A NEW PRICE CUT

Keen interest Is awakened in the new
prices just announced by Essex Motors
says Harry Houpt, (which mark an ex-
treme reduction Of $500 on open models
since September. 1920. and of $3.50 since
last June
'1rhe new prices. the company makes
known. reflect advantages taken OF the
present and of anticipated market con-
ditions for next year. On open models
the present price Is $3.50 lower than the
Essex has ever sold for. Total reduc-
tions of as much as s705 occur on some
closed models.
"Of added interest to the buyer Is that
these new lower prices apply to a new
and improved Essex The new car re-
tains all OF the advantages of its fore
runner. In many ways it has been
enhanced in qualities that count for
smoother operation, greater reliability
and freedom from service attention"
The New York herald., 1921-10-23
AN UNUSUAL EXHIBIT
OF SPECIAL PACKARDS

An unusual exhibit of fine custom
body ears will be held this week at tho
Packard show rooms. Sixty-frst street
and Broadway On display are some OF
the finest examples of American coach
design and craftsmanship, built by the
foremost coach builders of America and
mounted on Twin Six chassis. Among
the cars exhibited are an inside drive
limousine by Holbrook, inside drive
sedan by Derham. four passenger tour
ing car by Fleetwood. cabriolet de luxe
by Demarest, limousine broughan by
Fa-nham-Nelson. coupe by Derhan.
landaulet by Holbrook and runabout by
Fleetwood
These custom built cars,' says Mr..
r. B. Sullivan. New York carriage sales
manager, "are the result of decade
and more of specialization in custom
body work in cooperation with
Americas oldest and most famous coach
builders. They are now offered for the
critical inspection of those who demand
distinctive design and fawless crafts
manship in their motor ears"
The New York herald., 1921-10-23
EXPERTS IMPRESSED
BY THIS NEW AUTO LOCK

The automobile thieving problem will
undoubtedly be solved by new device
called the Key-Kard automobile lock,
which Is the invention of Joseph BILLINGS
OF BROOKLYN. Notwithstanding the num-
erous locking devices on the market to
prevent the theft OF cars the evil still
continues. While the prices OF cars ars
being reduced Insurance rates. due to
heavy losses sustained. remain high,
with possibility OF going still higher.
Tho key-Kard Corporation is demon-
strating its new device to automohlc
insurance and automobile busfrefs 1eer-
For the last week the Key-Iar7 wag
shown In several tests on the city streets
to automotive engineers and Other ex-
perts. all OF whom are of the ynHnirzcns
opinion after thorough exa- linatior
that it Is theft proef." for the reason
that it locks the ignition ana mood
simultaneously. without the possibility
Of the owner leaving the key exposed