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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-02
j. s. RELIEF IN
RUSSIA STARTS

United Press Staff Correspondent
LONDON. Aug. 2.--American RE-
lief In Russia was started today.
Walter Lyman Brown. assigned by
Secretary Hoover 10 direct the work.
acted instantly on Hoover's orders.
He announced that is Americans
on his staff viii be sent to Russia
Immediately. Their duty viii be to
form committees Of Russians who
can be directed In the actual dis.
tribution OF supplies.
Meanwhile, messages have been
broadcasted to directors of the relief
commissions depots turnout Europe,
directing the immediate dispatch Of
foods to points where they can best
be handled.
Brown said there were sufficient
supplies within reach TO meet the
first demands on the commission.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-02
DESTROY DOPE,
ORDERS JUDGE
SAG, $50 in Narcotics and
Booze to Go

Under orders Issued By Fed
0ni Judge Jeremiah Nefercr,
steps were being taken Tuesday
by tho United states marshafs
offios 10 destroy narcotics and
liquor valued ut $i9.35o.
The contrahand drugs and booze
represent seizures OF government OF.
ficers during the past several
months.
The liquor consists OF nearly 500
quarts OF fine WHISTLES. gins and
wines. including l35 two-ounce bot
ties OF cognac. The whole Is valued
at approximately sfs.ooe. and viii
be destroyed wednesday. under the
personal supervision OF w. E Theo-
dore. chief deputy marshal.
The dope comprises 1874 tneis Of
smoking opium. i23 ounces OF CO
caine and 40 ounces OF morphine. OF
a total value OF s33.35o.
About IS pr cent Of the opium
and 30 per cent Of the morphine
md cocaine can he salvagcd, u
was stated This will be sent to
the naval supply department.,
while the ret win be Destroyed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-02
STOP PENNY ANTE
AND All: SILENT


The office force ceased playing
penny ante. Silence reigned while
Joe opened the bottle and shifted the
contents IN disgtist.
"Joe aiisaIne thIrsty-d devil In
throat Want hootch--ask cop.
he no catchem--ask lady. she no
catchrm- Ask saiior---he no
eatehrm. ask this guy--liE
CATCiE,i. lie all same sell Joe
quart firewner---Joe he pay six
bucks. ltrcwsfrr all same Puget
Sound--.Joe all same damn fool--
this guy he all same pipebed."
To the terves OF his fathers went
Joe. n sadder and wiser man. Per
haps some day Joe will wander back
again. 20 sock the doubtful thrill Of
tho sinful booze. But Joe returned
not empty handed
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Never in the history OF the world
has such a calamity confronted a
nation" Ksrensky declared Newer
was there such mass Of people
left without provisions. exposed to
disease and famine and plague.
Even the great fanines OF Chi
M and India are not 10 be com
pared with that In Russia"
The former premier returned to-
day from Prague. where he has
been exhorting Czechoslovaks TO aid
the Russians. He said refugees en-
countered there gave him informa.
ton on which has statements were
based
"a minimum of IL 600. 600 tons of
wheat Is necessary to save Russia"
Kerensky declared
without betraying triumph In any
way. Kerensley. who was driven
from Russia by the Boishevik. de
clared the famine viii lead to the
elimination OF Moscow's radical lead.
crs and the ultimate reorganization
OF the government
kerensky graphically depicted the
death march" across the Russian
steppes.
over 10000. 900 persons. he said,
have Joined the great caravans
which toll over the dusty plains In
search Of food. Thousands drop by
the ways!de. he said.
These caravans. KerenslSy said, do
not always follow the roads. but
spread over the country.
The death march Is worse than
the INVASION OF the vandal hordes
OF the 18th century. except that
these invaders are dying men and
the first invaders were fighters and
conquerors. kerensky said
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-02
Find Wreckage of
Lost N. Y. Tanker

VANCOUVER, Aug. "A cable
today from Australia says that
wreckage has been found at Lord
Howe island. which leaves no doubt
but that the New York tanker Can.
as tota. which has been missing for
six weeks. has been lost. The Conas-
tota LETT New Zealand for sydney.
and. tho she was equipped with wire.
loss. was never heard from after she
left the harbor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-02

Helen A. Schwab filed papers to
day for an annu,ment of the mar
riagc contract entered into in 1918
with Stanley ~. schwab. farmer. at
Woodinville.
Mrs. schwab alleges that schwab
kicked her and choked her until
black and blue. and that he has
threatened to kill her. She viii have
no difficulty in obtaining an annul-
ment. according to officials. Tho
marriage. being one Of contract ana
performed with no marriage cerer
mony. while considered lawful. y noe
legal in the state OF Washington
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-02
Equalization Board
Starts Its Sessiou

The board OF equalization began
work Tuesday morning with two Pc
titions ready for consideration and
others expected. This years board
viii deal entirely with personal prop
erty assessment adjustments. Real
estate assessments are decided upon
every two years. and were last CON
sidered In 1920.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-02
Condemn Salmon as
Unfit to Be Eaten

BY federal court order 1929 cases
OF salmon. owned by the King Sal.
mon company. have been condemned
as unfit for human consumption. The
owners may. however, by posting
sufficient bonds, convert the salmon
into fertilizer. Otherwise, according
20 the order. the fish viii be de-
stroyed by the government.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-02
Japan Lays Down
Conference Terms

HONOLULU. T. H.. Aug. e.--Jap-
nm viii insist the disarmament CON
ference proposed by President Hard
Ing discuss the American and Mexi
can immigration questions. In case
these are not settled at n prclimi-
nary conference. according 20 a
Tokyo dispatch today TO the Iiji. Jap
anesc language newspaper published
har~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-02
Bank Is Robbed of
More Than $4,000

GRAND JUNCTION. Colo. Aug. !
The Garfield County State bank al
Grand Valley was robbed early today
OF between $4,000 and $4,000. 40
cording to word reaching here today
The loot consisted Of cash and securS
ties, il was said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-02
Loot Bank During
Storm; Get $500

GRAND VALLEY. Colo, Aug. =
Bank robbers looted the Garfield
County State hank during q violent
storm here last night and escaped
with $500 in cash. $4,000 in NO
gotiable securities and an unknown
number Of Liberty bonds. The con
tents Of II safety deposit boxes were
taken also.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-02
Concern Ordered to
Paw S2,875 Damages

The Pacific Towboat company is
ordered to pay s2,s75 damages and
interest from December 12. 1918. to
the Dominion Min company for loss
OF 24s,2o6 feet of lumber in "a final
decree signed Tuesday by Federal
Judge Jeremiah Netcrer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-02
WATER sHUr.orr NOTICE

Water win be shut of In the
White Center district west and
south OF the McKinnon ruad. on
Wednesday. August :. from 3 q
m to p. m. and water will Be
shut off on walden St and Hor-
ton st. from Renton ave. to SD
ave s.. and on q block east Of
Rainier ave-. between Hanford
st. and Walden st.. on Wednes-
day. from q m to 5 p. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-02
Receiver Asks to
Liuuidate Stock

c. S. Wills. receiver for Rogers
Brown & Co.. bankrupts, has petit
toned federal court for permission
to sell all the capital stock Of the
Rock Cunningham corporation. now
owned by the concern he Is liquidat
ing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-02
Heat Wave Kills
at Shanghai, China

SHANGHAI China Aug. l.
Three foreigners died and SO wer
Frustrated by a severe heat wave
which gripped Shanghai today. Ons
hundred Chinese were reported deas
~ Svirv hsra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-02
Out Again, in Again,
Fate of Krauskoff

r. Krauskoff stepped out of the
city Jail Tuesday at the completion
OF term for liquor law violation
only to be met by deputy u. s.
marshal with two federal complaints
charging sale of hooch. Krauskoff
was held on total OF $3.50 bonds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-02
Hubbard Mail Plane
Does Good Service

Eddie Hubbard. air mail pilot.
made nine round trips between Seat.
tie and Victoria, Il. c., during July,
carrying 2,637 pounds OF mail out
bound and 1866 pounds into Seatthe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-02
Iron-Tail, Son
fChief, Nabs
Hootch Artist
HY Il. Ii GKOIF


Where once stood the fepecs
Of his fathers, now stands tho
downtown section OF the city.
When doc Iron-t tail, late of tho
StiIlaKuamk,h river, driftnd
quietly Into town, Monday after
noon. none noted his arrival,
whereas In the days Of old Joe
would have bern "a royal guest In
amy tepee between Seattle and
Pssco, for was not he the son Of
Chiof Spotted Liverf
But Joe wasn't looking for sniuta,
tons. All he wanted was a nip OF
tho paleface's "Hootch." Joe stood
Mt the corner Of Occidental ave. and
Yesier way. watching the -Codev.
ils." Seeing Psiyolman Robert
scheiblo standing near. Joe walked
stiffiy over 20 him.
WANTS cor TO
RELIEVE THIRST
Catcher hooteh7 Me an came
catchem powerful thirsty-all same
devil-deyil In throaf-catchem bug
juice, navvey''
schcibie explained 70 Joe that he
wasn't In the bookkeeping business.
and the Siwash wandered off diAap.
pointed.
Nearly nm hour latsr. the dssk
sergeant nd headquarters and
his aSsis nnts were shocked TO
SEQ n huge Indian. wearing n
baihrobe and demopiacal
soowi. towing n small white man
la his wake.
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Joe iron.taii dropped his burden on
the floor and pulled a bottle OF some
thing from n pocket which be set on
the denk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-02
RUSSIA FAMINE
WORLDS WORST
5000, 900 to Perish oil
Hunger and Disease
ny EDWIN UUIITNGER

ny EDWIN uCI.LINGI;R
PARIS. Aug. 2,-F1ftaen NH
lion persons In Russia win per-
ish Of hunger and disease this
year n Immediate aid h not ex-
tSnded. Alexander kervnsky de-
ciarcd today In an exclusive In
tayvi~,y with the United Press.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-02
ACREAGE

"a ACRES lake roRisHT PARK
t-toom house aud ssroom house.
barn. chicken house. garage. we'll.
creek fine soil; berries and Ear-
den. $4,000. easy terms.
acres Broom house. garage. chick
en- house. pipod water. fruit ber-
riea and fruit trees creek. tiioo
for acre, or $1,000 acres aud
houseM Terms.
20 acres black muck soil: no rocks,
aeres AlaHhod. i2,i0o; cary tcrmA-
1914 Third Ave. Main $3.50.
10 YOU WANT GOOD LANDI
10 acrenj all alder, maple and cedar,
nLAck solk spring faces main
sehooI: good farmA on either side.
Sec Grayblll ei7 THIRD ave-
A FINE LITTLE HOME
Almost acres FINEEr GARDEN
LAND; broom Bun Allow |;
WATER: ELECTRIC LIGHT. OR
G Sass sGss f RSS'rayr sG@ri 3 8,
PAVED ROAD. n.block 10 inter-
urban depot fa.sOo cash. no
terms. owner sacrificing to raise
cHARLEs soMERs COMPANY
Alaska building.
ArTRAcTfvE COUNTRY PLACE
GOOD HOUSE; CLOSE IN
Large orchard In fun bearing. small
fruits OF different kinds. broom
house. we'll built. all large rooms.
rage; wood she'd spring water. !
acres In place. all thoroiy cleared
and Improved. facing good country
road. finely improved district
priaS uiso: easy terms u desired ,,,i
A GOOD BUY
4 49, aAlls -
ehard. lots Of berries. own water
system. good b-room house. hot
and cold water both floors. garage
and other buildings only. $4,000.
with with small small yn, %s ss down. balance
i.i, ruIRp hv fofN' MAIN 1888.
SuNNYDALE
20 minutes drive from Senttie's
markets. splendid road; alder bot
s ssn snd , I"n anil ~S Ssry . nss
terms. $40 monthly. Call Room
soi Mutual Life Bldg. Elliott t2so.
20 OR ~ ACRES: oRcHARD:
buildings. stock, tools. machinery
and crops. excellent soil good To-.
cation: 4 miles from Olympia. :
from paved highway. ny owner.
Il ., bon Al. Olympia. Wash.
4 ROOMS. ON = ACRE
In West seattle. Nice garden and
flowers. water, light, good streets.
dandy little place for YOU e200
cash and SIS per month 10 alt
~ 9. fETEilS. ss6 Third Ave.
5 ACRES. MILES SOUTH CITY
MONTH MONTH ,sss .i. G0 s. 's ". city ~ per
50 FARM LANDS
CANADIAN PACIFIC RY. LAND
5000. 600 acres OF fertile prairie land.
r rsady fer ,hs plow. At an average
terms; per cent Interest for first
years. no principal payments for
yeara Also thousands of acres
q rich irrigated alfalfa land at
fishl $4,000 loan Tor improve.
start with small capital. We is.us
low rates TO Alberta For mapA
n.alss F.s sas hs vi f. ss' Bep e ;si
Pioneer sidx Main ssss
WANT a COUNTRY HOMEf
Let's show you this pretty. clean.
level. cultivated acre In town on
sound. New house. concrete base
uaent. all butit-in features. kitchen
appliances. Including new Majestic
range. everything for the house
keeper; new. clean: tidy. I'm
mediate delivery. Nearly 100 glass
jars assarted fruits A rarely nice
thing. all for $500. $500 cash.
CHARLES soMERs COMPANY
Alaska Building.
BIG LAND SALE
In Mt Vernon distriet best land
section In the state. good roads.
close TO town. $50 land now s1A
IL you want 20 acres good land
IL @ PETERa T.s Third Ava
., S..ss 80 - sx = z~xxs. e-s,sx>v
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-02
" SUR sAI.E,-wArEKt1sONT
PROPERTY

DON'T MISS TINS OPPORTUNITY
BEAUTIFUL HOODS CANAL.
WATER FRONT
broom furnished HOUSE. good store
building. fine location for busi-
neBs. y acre In potatoes and gar.
den. lots farming tools. Incubator.
fine rprtnE water. gDod huntlnE
and nshing- ALI. FoE tseg.
cilffORp LAND Co.
eli Third Ave Elliott 1891
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"a FOR sALE--AUTO TRUCKS
UNITED MOTORS COMPANY
Used Car Department
u. Pine at Bellevue.
Honestly Priced Bargain IN n !.

Honestly Priced Bargains in
Renewed Deliveries and Trucks.
Ford ton, worm drive ........ $3.50
Ford f-ton. worm drive ..... 400
Republic "a ton chassis ....... 500
REQ Speedwagon, express body,
1870 .....ss4.ss..s .s.sssss l,luV
CMc exnresa body ....... 600
Maxwell 1-ton. express body p. 300
REQ Speedwagon. express body. 300
Packard 30. express. cut from
$500 10 ................ 3gv
Ford v ton. express body 49,. 27b
Kiase1 " ton chassis .......... go
Overland 1900 pound express. 300
REQ Speedwagon. express body,
Max wen roadster, box on roaA $50
Ford roadster, box on rear .... $50
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SELL ELECTRIC SERVICE
The Northwest Electric Service
League. an association OF electric
dealers. contractors. manufactur-
era and power companies. IL or
ganizing classes OF electric sales.
manAhip under the supervision Of
Dean stephen l. Miller, fully
equipped with modern electrical
appliances. First class begins
early IN August Apply sos Cen
trial Bldg
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PERSONAL.

W GEIk<tlNAIs
Mfta WILDWOOD BOOTH. PLEASE
call at room COS ST. Regis Hotel
Mira J. r. Hnmes desires to see
you on important business at once.
DIR. WELFARE - TIRE ATfNG
disorders Of women Natural
methods. No operations. 30 years
In Seattle. 2oT Epief Bldg.
body MASSAOEs--AlD RHEUsfA-
tam. neuriun. etc. Grace Leo. 1920
Eighth ave. room log. Open sun
days
i3i0 FfRgr AVE. UPsrAiRS-soAp
Lake batha. sulphur baths. electric
cabinet Open Sundays and even
ingn.
SOAP LAKE AND MINERAL BATHS.
rcaip treatments Main ts2s. cor-
psr Pike and Ninth.
SOAP LAKE, BATHS. MASSAGE.
LADY attendants tz4 Globe Bldg.
First and Madison
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BIG LAND SALE
In Mt Vernon distrtet best land
Gloss 10 to~n. $50 land now s1k
IL you want 20 acres good land.
now u the time
II G. PETERa. T:s Third Ava
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-07
ORPHANS FROM
RUSSIA TAKEN
TO ARGENTINA

Paris.-One hundred Russian or
phans, IS boys and % girls between
the ages of to Il, arrive in Paris
a few days ago enroute for Buen0s
Aires. which will be their future
home, they having been adopted by
Argentine families.
Recruited along the frontiers OF
Ukranian and Galivia, one OF the
worst war torn, devastated coun-
tries in Europe. the youngsters
have seen four Offensives and coun-
ter-offensives roll over their coun-
try. revolutions and counter reyolu-
tons, murder, pilIage, arson and
death.
In their short span of life they
have looked upon more horrors
than many who live to a ripe ola
age and their eyes were sad, their
voices subdued and even when par
taking of the hearty meal placed
before them al one OF the Paris
orphan asylQms. they spoke n
hushed tones and glanced nervous
ly about.
Silently they filed into the asy-
lum yard after their first meal in
Paris, gathered about in little
groups, listiess, dull.
Then one of the attendants threw
a football into the yard. None OF
them had ever seen a football be
fore and they SHE'D at the bouncing
leather until one of the hardest
souls among the boys gave it a kick
Ten minutes later shouts, shTieks
of joy. resounding whacks of boots
meeting the leather of the foot
ball, could be heard emanatin 2
from the once silent yard
The horrors Of the past six years
were mOmentaTiiy forgotten
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FIRST WOMEN
ARE CALLED TO
BAR IN IRELAND

Dublin-Miss F. c. Kyle ana
Miss A. X S Deverell, Irish w0-
men barristers. the first in the
United Kingdom. have just been
called to the Irish bar by Lord
CHIEF Justice MoIony.
They are free to practice at once,
but their work is restricted TO Ire
land.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

SHOE REPAIRING SHOP FOR SALE
252S Fifth avenue.
PARTY WITH S1.150 TO START AUTO
truck grocery store Immediately, exclu-
sIve territory. Store at your home.
Auto truck furnished including groceries
should net $125 per week. For par
ticulars write or phone Nj. Munsou.
Manufacturers Hotel, Moline. Phone
Moline 106S.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-07
NOTICE

We are now Offering a special E,5--
inventory discount on Holland Furnace
Small amount only required. 80 more
payments un next March and tpen year
10 pay Act Immediately and secure 2
Christmas present for the entire family
that will be blessing M your home for
years.
HOLLAND FURNACE co
BIB Eighteenth street Moline. III.
CAL Moline Oh day times.
No. 1866 r l. 5I7i evenings.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST: BY ARGUS CARRIER. POCKET
book containing 81 In currency. be
tween Twelfth and Fifteenth streets and
Third and Fourth avenues. Return to
Frank Fowler. 1Ol" Sixteenth avenue.
Rock Island. for reward.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-07
For Sale or Rent

House of four large rooms. screened IN
porch. chicken house md yard Three
lots two planted with small fruit and trees
City water. Located on Forty first street
and Twentieth avenue, Rock Island. Rea
son for selling. owner leaving city. Phone
36S1k or inquire on premises. Terms I'm.
mediate possession. H. A Baumgartner
Box on Forty first street and Eighteenth
avenue.
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PROFESSIONAL ATTORNEYS.

EDw. L. EAGLE-LAwYEX. GENERAL
law, cb ancery and prooste practice
Office in court house. Rock Island
WALKER q SWEENEY ATTORNEYS
and couEseiors at law. Money TO loan
on real estate. Rooms 20S-312 Central
Trust building.
COSNELLT s. WALKER (B. d. CON-
nelly and W. NJ. WalkerI Lawyers
General law. ehancery and probate prac-
tce. Peoples Nationa. Bank building
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FOR RENT

Ofices recently occupied by the
Sinclair Oil Co, especially adapted
for firm desiring a large amount OF
space-or will alter to meet smaller
requirements. F. K. Rhoads. Rob-
inson Bldg.
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GLASS.

FACES ARE RIGHT ON WINDOW
sos Let Us replace that broken win
- pane pane before cold weather comes
'0e Huber. R. L SIO6.
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BICYCLES AND MOTORCYCLES

TIRES GALL KINDS. ACCESSORIES
for bicycles. motorcycles. autos. $40
bicycles, complete. $27 so tail colors) .
Five stores. Two blocks from bridge.
3o2 East Second street, Davenport
Iowa. Fred Barr Supply House
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HEMSTTCENG.

cotton Sc SILK LOG. PlesiIng skirts s5e
Buttons made. We now sell suits and
coats. Fcaoy mace. less han store p-1ces
3. P. KlIndt. ladies Tailor leOz y
Secoud avenue. h 1. 16sN-
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WANTED-TO BUY,

100000 100000
WOULD LIKE TO BUY GOOD DOLL
buggy. Must be IN good condition and
very reasonable. Address Girl care
Argus.
CASH REGISTER. FISK & LOOSELY CO.
Moline.
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pOR sALE-CIrY PROPERTY.

TUX SAAE-t4IA FkDFEhIs.
AN ATTRACTIVE AND SUBSTANTIAL
modern six room house in chotCe htl
location for ssle al a bargain Terms.
81 0O0 down Let u show e 10 you
and you make your own price
To close an estate We are odenns
hne residence on Twenty first street 80
= very reasonable price.
We have al kinds OF properly Cor
sale II You want to buy call
MEYER s. SCHNEIDER
219-20 Safety Bldg
MODERN House. SIX ROOMS AND
bath. on paving, nice location j2-5
Seventeenth avenue +, L. 2562-
ELEVEN ROOM HOUSE. FURNISHED.
I'VE room house paving water, sewer.
gas, electricity, $50 per mOath. Pays
interest and payment $1,000 5ui
Fifth street
NEW. STRICTLY MODERN LARGE
house, hill district. one Of hest homes
in vicinity T. L 2266-
BUNGALOW. SOUTH OF EIGHTEENTH
avenue, on Twelfth street. Ions living
room, OAK finish etc, garage. 81 800.
5000 down
Bungalow on hall. four rooms. garlr-.
paving, near Twenty seventh street and
Eighteenth avenue. 81 900 on terms
Cottage six rooms near Twenty fourth
street aud Eighth avenue Modern ga
rage. paving, east front. 81, 500. Terms.
$500 down
Double house - foot frontage paw
ing paid $4,000. On very easy terms.
SIX room semi modern house. $500.
Close IN on paved street. Terms $500
down.
ATTCHEM
R. l. is3S4O76 -4Os Safety Biag-
THINK IT OVER, ALL MODERN FIVE
room bungalow only years Old. on
paved street Cemsnted basement. On
car line. Only $1,000. $500 down So
per month. including principal and in
Jerest
A dandy slx-roOm house. all modern.
opposite Long View park. $4,000.
Owner crowdinS Us to sell five-room
government bungalow. Look this over.
It is the best value in the government
addition House is 24x3S fest and has
large attic.
THE JAMES A MORAN AGENCY.
Realtors and Insurance.
3l5 Safety Bldg. &. l. 299
FIVE ROOM ROUSE CHEAP Gas FoB
cooking, good well. terraced lot 6Oxi5U
Can have excellent garden. FUrther IN
formation address Opportunity" care
Argus.
AT 3025 TENTH AVENUE, LARGE HoL-
low tile stuco house Has every thing
I'd to date. F K. Rhosds. Robinson Bldg.
NICE COTTAGE. Lon 3Ox55. AND AID
2OxoO- In business district $3.50
terms. $3.50 cash. Address Cot
tGge.' care Argus.