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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-21
Fire Underwriters
Announce New Laws

II you have radio receiving SGT
be sure that
!. The antenna is so located that
1T cannot contact with light or
power wires.
:. 1t does not cross over or un-
dcs wires of II circuit carrying
current of more than 500 volts.
j. The lcad-in wires on the out
side of the building do not come
nearer than four inchei TO any
electric light or power wires UNI
less separated by Il continuous and
hrmly fixed nonconductor.
.. Each lcad-in wire is provided
with an approved protector located
as near rs practicable to the point
Wherc The wire enters the building.
Inc use OF an antcnna grounding
switch Is desirable. but does not
opEiatc the necessity of getting
the arrcstcr.
D. IL is water piping. and not
Gas piping, that is used for ground
ing your set.
b. An approved ground CLAMP is
used wherever tho ground wire
~ connected To such pipes or pip
ing.
a. Wires inside tho house do not
come nearer than two inches 10
any electric light or power wire
unless separated by continuous
ana hXcd nonconductOr
Ihcse are some now regulations
tue National Board OF Fire Under
writer's has just announced.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-21
TW0-STEP AMPL|F|ER
ADDS MUCH TO RANCE
Uni, May Be Bull, in Short
lime and Added to Any
Singlc.Tubc Set.
CONSTRUCTORS DATA IS GIVEN
simpi" Arrangement OF Two Tubes
TnkrH Up Weak Signals mud tuplI-
ncs Them Many TImr>-Iscd In All
HcccirinR Sets OF Serious Nature.

After using tho ordinary dctcc,or
for time. the novice usually turns
to the two-stcp ampliacr to bring
III tho stations heard family with
inc sinSi" tube with an Increased
volume OF sound. The two-step am
plihcr Will bring In numbers OF sta
lions never heard before and forms
an apparently Indispensable unit or
inc majority OF popular receivers.
Its simplicity OF construction and
low cost makes its use not prohibi-
tive TO the average radio novice It
may be constructed for considerable
less than $50. less batteries The
leads To the hlamrnt Of the detccto,
tube should bo extended to those OF
the amplihcr: the "B" battery IL sim
ply two units OF ordinary "R" bat
tory. costing about $3.50
Tho items entering Into the CON
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-21

Suggestions were received from
many sources as to the formal pro-
grams when they are begun. II; is
thought that program and schcd-
VI" VIII be worked out that meets
'he wishes Of all the radio men
about the city. This will prevent
interference and help 10 keen tho
strict discipline now prevalent.
number OF important engineer
ing details have been ironcd out in
me station operation by experiment
and the efficiency OF the station
greatly Increased. one visitor rn-
marked that the efficiency of tho ONT
lit was far superior 10 the govern
inent station Of the same outward de-
sign. but obviously greater prctcn-
sions. WBAH now transmits on AGO
meters. Tune in,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-21

on the transformer has an Inside"
and an outside" The grid lcar
should be connected TO tho outside
for the best results This may be
determined BY changing the wires
back ana forth unt!l the most sntis-
factory results are obtained.
While H. Is by no means Essential.
TWO Jacks may be mounted on thr
panel for Inserting q plug FOR on.
or TWO steps. The diagram 40. con-
I"ciions Tor the unit IS as follows:
I-put posts To primary OF nrst trans
former. secondary TO grid Of a!st
tube and common nlament. plate ~
tube 10 primary Of second trans
former: other i!amcnt through ~"
battery 10 other s!do Of this PR
mary: secondary o! transformer 10
grid and common nlament: plate o.
tube and other ilament TO phones
and "B" battery: six-volt storage
battery lead shunted across both MA
ncnts through Individual rhcostats.
The two ~ batteries may be In
the same circuit; just as tho fla
men. battery IL. This finished unit
should. when used with oue-tuoe
set. bring in ali the broadcasters In
thu East
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-21

he from 1000 to 5000 ohms resist
ancc.
No. l3-Another variable condenser
of 0oo5 microfarads capacity i'm series
with the antenna or ground lead
This is an ideal receiving appara-
ius for an kind of reception re-
gardlcss OF the wave lengths.
Although one can receive signals
by just using the primary and sec
ondary coils. II should be borne in
mind that tho ticker. which fur
niShcs the regeneration Of the set, in
crcaScs the strength of the incoming
signals enormously.
When purchasing these coils ask
for them by number. For example
If YOU want coils for $50 meters. ask
for l.-5o. LES and L-75
one mounting is nj THAT is ncccs-
sary, for all the coils may be at
tachcd 10 1t. This mounting costs
$3.50. The price OF the coils is 81
and up depending; on the size
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-21
HOW TO SELECT HoNEYCOMB COILS


the coils. they should be purchased
rather than made at home.
IIoOk-Up.
Referring to the diagram for the
hook-up OF the honcycombcd or duo
lateral circuit:
No. is the primary coil.
No. :. the secondary coil.
No. 3-Tictlcr
No. variable condenser of .o0O5
miCrofarads capacity shuntcd across
the secondary.
No. Grid condenser and grid
leak.
80. G-Filamcnt in -the tube.
No. Plate In the tube
No. S--Grid In the tube.
No. ?-Six-volt storage battery.
No. lo-Rhcos:at for the six-volt
battery
No. LIB" battery OF twenty-five
and one-half volts.
No. i2-iIcadphone which should
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-21

But the amateur may copy them all
on the same set If he uses honey
comhed or duo lateral coils
There is 81 special mounting for
these coils which allows them TO be
changed at Will.
The coils are rated according To the
number of turns OF their wire. \
coil marked LIS has Scyenty-flyc
turns etc. Due 10 the small cost Of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-21
" w.
Newark y. j

''N'N az ~ y. q >
daylight Saving Tim"D
y NJ Radio chapol services
sermon by Rev. X. : Hamilton, ~
-. Paterson. \. i.
T.. M-"My Garden by Louis ",
Wilder. Courtesy Doubleday. Page
Il co.
T.. M-I.it"rary vcsrcrs by Fro
tessor Edgar w Burrill. Columbia
University.
$40 p Readings and records
from tho Bubble Books THAT Sing.
by Ralph Mayhcw. Courtesy of Iiar-
per 81 Bro.
GAS l.. Sandman Stories
Courtesy Harper & BRO
+. M.--Chiidr"n's stories by Bcr-
tina iIanlSinS. Of Bcllcyiilc. y 7.
7:SO +. M.-Forojgn news by +.
W. Wilson. representative Of the
London Timcr
5 r. Recital by s Queo. vo-
linls;.
y. M-Conccrt hy James Muir
phy, accordioAist
$50 j. M--Conccr by tho OrNhe-
US Quartet Of East Orange. under
the direction OF Mrs. Mahcllc Shell
worth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-21
RICHMOND TO INSTALL
MUNICIPAL RADIO SET
Erection of Powerful Transmitting and Receiving Out
fit With Police Equipped With Pocket Sets AL
ready Begun by Pioneer

in the meantime viii experiment with
pocket receivers FOR patrulucn and
will possibly have the Instruments
perfected in time to make them into
the new uniforms when they are
again made up for the men. This
viii place Richmond on the same
basis as Chicago. New YORK. and other
p1rEr-nrive cities which utilize radio
In crime prevention.
Another phase Of the proposed mu
system Of flashlights all over the
city worked by radio from the big
City Hall station for use in police ANA
fire emergencies Experimental work
on this has been begun, 1t was do
clarcd.
The Dispatch P,pcrs' radio broad
casting station, @EAX. the most
powerful transmitting station OF its
KIND IN the state. win play au i'm
poriant part Ia getting tho munich
pal radio started. The services Of
both the station and the technical
department have been volunteered To-
the city in this work.
Arrangements were completed to
broadcast police emergency irstruc-
ions from WI!AX on any occasion
until tn" operation Of the city plant
mas been started. This Will be done
1nst as soon as the decision to move
10 Monroe Park or remain IN the
present quarters has been made. IL
is said. Tho move is voiced by tx
pcrts as one or the most important
safeguards and cfiicicnC!cs ye, nro-
posed for Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-21
ny Fred koxsIov.

erection OF Il powerful -.'','. ra-
do station here viii be begun with
tn the next few days. Il was an
houhced late yesterday. Colonel VIII
liam NJ. Myers recently authorized
THIS important step and advised VIII
lafn III. thompson, Of the Fire and
Police Alarm Department. TO 5.ocoea
with the Installation Of n modern re-
cciving outfit and the experimental
research work preparatory to INSTALL
Ing powerful transmit,er and
pocket receivers for policemen.
Curious enough. Mr.. Thompson liz
the pioneer radio man OF Richmond
having performed with DIR. william
II. Taylor the early experiments Of
MarcOni and later installed a simple
receiving set. stretching Il wire be-
tween two OF tho city Hall towers
for the antcnna.
Returning TO the murvclously cX-
banded ncld OF radio communion, ion
after years OF comparative rest IA, a
his carly experiments. MIR. Thompson
now proposes to stretch four wires
from the main tower of the city Hall
to smaller towers for an Origin an
tcnna system. These separate acrIals
VIII be arranged in n manner permit
ting their use either separately or
in mult!pl"s. for the purpose of pick
ing up signals from any direction
with increased efficiency.
The receiver Will be installed i'm
mcdiatcly. at was announced. II
viii comprise the latest design in
vacuum tube outfits Mr.. Thompson
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-21
'EGzNS The INSTALLATION OF BIG RADIO SYSTEM
SPECIAL COILS FOR LONG WAVES
ny Il. l.. duncan.

Director. Radio Institute OF America.
Listening In" on broadcusting is
one thing. picking up loag-wavo
transmission Is another.
Many stations operate on wave
lengths up to 20.Q0 meters.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-21

struc,ion OF the ampiiHcr are cs-
scntlally as follows: Two rV.col
tubes ana sockets. two amplifyinE
transformers. two nlament rhcostats.
panel Of bakeiitc. formica or
other material OF convenient size,
say about four Ia six inches by eight
or ten, depending upon whether IL
conforms TO the design Of tho tuner
and detector. and six binding posts.
The tube sockets should he of tho
type that MAJ b" vertically mount"n
on "A panel. They should DO mounted
as far apart as consistent. and sew
cral holes cut and countersunk for
observing the brillinnce Of the tubes.
II Is usually thought best 20 mount
the amplifying transformers just be-
hind the tubes, making sure to mount
them AT right angles TO each other.
They must. however. he mounted on
small shelf of hbcr out from the
panel so ns To make room exacN.
beneath tho tubes for the Nlnm.nt
rhcoatats.
Point to lie Watched.
particular point to Lc watched
is tho length OF tho grid lead. Keep
the wire short, because long lead
viii make tho set howl The wire,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-21
Queries

G. T. J.-Nhat is the shortest
."nG'h YOU can make receiving
aerial for simple crystal outfit?
Answer: There is no limit on this
However, YOU should not make Il,
less than fifty fee: long.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-21

T. RI want a small set for home
use. am about thirty miles from
hich'""nd-South How much will il
COST Answer: You will require a
snort wave rcgcncrative set cost
ing from $50 to $3.50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-21

V o.-Wiu a set consisting OF
IN" following pieces receive Tho
bro"dcastinG concerts \ tuning coil.
crystal dctector and "A single phonn
Answer; No, You viii need CON
denscr and an aerial about 100 fec,
long In addition 20 good ground
connection. doubt very ,rs,ch II \
crystal detector set viii give Won
any results, as YOU are too far rc-
moved from the broadcas, station.
or course. YOU viii RECEIVE MRAu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-21

X 9 n.-kindly inform mo how
10 make a variable condenser. the
SIZE OF tn" plates. number and Kind.
answer: rs q variable corldcnsc,
can 10" brought for reasonable
amount, 1t is not advisable FOR the
amateur TO construct one.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-21
Is \ W

chicago, lil)
Central Daylight saving
3:3O /. M-Radin chapel service.
by Dr John Thompson
First Methods; Episcopal Church.
on "A Cato for All"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-21
WIZ.

Springfield MassD
CpayliGht Saving Timc)
i. NJ Talk by Marion Law. VI.
II. T.. OF India. "Ghanli and the Flu
ture az India
: =. M.-Scrviccs by tho Spring
field college gospel dcnutation tenn.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-09
ILLINOIS
K>sNs

.urNuwrr ranch. ono ~ tho host rr1
positively the most convenient auhur
ban homes u Kansas will he sold az
public auction af ottawa. Kan.
Wednesday. August Q ltnr e,ery
country advantage Also cycrv CIV
convenience. 10 uUrrs. new modern
rrur splendid schools uhurUn'B and
baptist college s.u1 tur circular, r''
Irr complete descriptions u. ". Leon
uI1. Dvucr. ottawa kUu.
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TEAM. WAGON, HARNESS.
Tools rtr. Included, on good lmrrov'u
rnad onlv " mile to splendid nigh
rchooI dpuot town spring waicted. Nite
fenced pasture Thrifty orchard ~ az
uIpa plutna. ohctrica. peaches. gihN,H
and h'rrieR. good C.ruuW painted dwell
tnF. porch. good barn. etc. Al f3iboe.
mart cash, Immediate possession. list
Tree. John y. Stanberry' Hig Iap'h
Ok'a.
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MISSISSIPPI


Nt..,sstppt
INr TRADE SALE" llEhN. improved
hlHh.Inud farms In El'Nl h'ly. my
AMI E,urtuI farming country 'VulIp'N
livestock. etc. uIHo hardwood aud pine
un.tr loo Alabama MNHssiprl louw
ana Nlta."t' H,n'''s'"" now !" "'''
'll-- lAN iy.l. i" ~. --------
OK NuONN
,-,f,5g,f, ts,p,t f.r saI, ..r tfale f0r f.rl.
J,.rs Ip ilIIs, iDu acres ny. miles
northwest VI S,puIua. on good road eud
,, g..t ybi,,I.rd Wofth tl2 600
,tItt t,.fitFa ,,,alt,,s from thrca pro-
N, u ,',ii, gE aero. iu cultivation
NddrG.s Mra O.. Green 2il3 " rihes
reaH Ay. colotsdo srr,ors. Colo. -
",y .t.t. 1, Uyafp Nubuttou /
,il,
nom SALE rort,.,,rc fruit and poultry
IH ", ,..,,,. .n n,i,p,s Niso E,oI
l'. '',' , t,...r COWS f,,r, itrpio. |
- '1 ,b,ut too ,birtrus n,iH
".,,nn.s 'roT. ,hcap n ukon WIN /
i"''.. N''''"' '''', o.. .'''' - ,
fDN SALii-Ao uctta nnlmr'n,ru nm.p,'
okla. In Lcflure county, no un'kpt'd |
Leases nothing reserved price ''.e" p'I |
ulsrod. jasper N butlcr inican. okls.
GESrtEMNN estate ~ 1000 acres fine
black l"nd ranch. 'n" 'npt,'TsiinIr'ss' ,,iIrc.s'
luhuluk W'',l ,,uHg '.&"' & r NV noin,v a. !
rural route i'lepnonr, ng' an - sps,'hy ,'h,y,t,wr w
nnh"' ,n',.i,,N,ng n,i hN,,,' ,r'r,or' mere ls a home
Win ull the oouus up one trcei owner
IT, Ga ana wants io h',i 'b0isrI a
Wlli' i"l l"'l pNl ''''''''' ''''
liatp, Cooley IeAes. s.-------------------,.,.
Low RAILROAD rates 70 Io"eI ~
Gtsude valley Texas, lhcluIlns pu.'"'nII
ana u't'-, ''p ,Hu"u {io,u,trg GIiust"
WUe 10 II"N" ,@u' @ ,"'.M,,s ,.,trty ~
sou. G9auUy, 2ua't,, 'ttrn,, ana snd tsrm pro.
Wroduots aided by irrigation grow ali
ihn y..r nor further information, Csaso
7aV' 'alGq a22 Roberts nldg
20 ACREs wellmnrSoSsi1 lSoci ,Isr,c, isTW, MN IN
Nti't M n'hu n'hu, ~ ,',,,b.r an GOOD road
Hn1 ,lrs s'ra' oT I, aoo nor cent. send for ist
,HlsS ,t'',S -" ,,r,ns Moore K Rrowington.
Nytsirr okla
Eo ACUEs Ali. LEVEL, LAND
TEAM. wAGoN, HARNESS.
road only M-mue to splendid nigh
school depot town, spring w"lct"h' Nll'
| fenced pasture thrifty "g,H.ala sI sr,,G. sr
/ I,,T b.I,,'' yood r1ou' PAINTED dwell.
nna nrlllSS' s"o11 ,,r Ali "a 500.
inF. porch 5000 VIZ ,,oss..sion' Isl
! Ial' t' gtnnbarry mtg Cabin
XXX. JUN" ~
..z.--===. =.
IbNckNnE ASp M, 81 h'''. W
| ron SALE-Four adjoining lots suitshle
inr indI ~ pu.L,ns,, "utt.Iou otIa
MrIo i""''
! 1 n,ne WV 90 zs-==s-z=s=====z===z==sz
WaNIFp-hfal Es'AiE ="
| FARM WASTED-1f you have a Eooh
] farm Tor sale suitable tor general farm
! ing and stock raising writo me AZ once
| with description ana price. John -
! Hnher. DeQucen Am. .-------
| RAVE CLiENr with all cash Tor S'r9om
! house, well located, write us tull deh
! cription of your property. BoH 2bE, lulsh
! HAVE nUYER Tor bungalow bet"eeh
| 5000 ana Nepoo batbsln WI W.
balance. --. ,.,,,,,,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-09

FOR RENT-Five-room, modern ana
sleeping porch. located 1929 $. la In
ST. Price $50 per month. John Rar-
rett room a0s Robinson Bldg, phone
Osage 1887. rcsidence cedar 29st
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Real Estate for Sale
LANDS ANp rAKMs tOR SAFE :
NnMIM tANnIINA

LIFETIME opportunity country taru
home. % acres. two mineral Hprlnga 3.
runm bungalow. cuttuidluga. orchard
Immediate possession. lNoveU NJ AirN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-09

Low RAILROAD rates 70 lower RIO
Gtsude valley. Texas including pullman
ANA meals. t3b round trip Tor man ana
wife 10 prove tho following climate.
soil quality. quantity and variety OF
vegetables. citrus fruit and farm pro-
ducts unsurpassed In the world Th"n,
utoducts aided by irrigation grow oil
mo wear. For further information, psaso
a.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-09
100 ACREs ,NEAHR !. Il, r TGWNi Q VA H''''


TWELVE ACRES unimproved land all
under good ditch; Joins. Denver city
limitsi time on part N deslredi no
trades eonsidsrsd. Mary s. Waterman
Postoffce box 36s. Frederick. Okla.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-09
tib.00O-TwO STORY
SOUTH CHEYENNE

This beautiful stonebraker home IL
real bargain, one Of the best
blocks on south Cheyenne, at
traotive shade ana lawn, eight
rooms, living room across front,
hest oak floors throughout, large
breakfast room. built-in features
four bedroons In ali. large closets.
choice decorations, tile bath, base
meut, com mbinatiou furnace, garage
and servants quarters shown by
appointment
A. ]. JENKINS A. SON
osags tSOS. ans. 52s Mayo Bldg.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-09
rnNckNnn ANn INnlsTNIAL ~

ron SALE-Four adjoining lots suitable
fnr Industrial purposes In live oil town
Write c. 4 bickipson. Bfistow, Okla
Phone CGO-J.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-09
LOTS

Terrace drive corner, Sl,50Oi East
sixth street, $500, North Cheyenne,
81. 900; North Elwood corner, $2,-
100; Irving Place corner, $1,000;
Easton street, across from school,
S1,4OO. Easton place, across from
school $500; North Denver corner
$4,000, Harvard avenue, $3.50,
can MS II interested In lots, as we
speclalize IN vacant stuff,
ABBOTT & WEIGH
sl5 South Boulder
Usage, 1879, Osage 1861, Usage 3o9s
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-09
Real Estate for Sale
nOTsFs rOR SAFE

pump. three blocks city limits g. OO0.
1000 cash. i2 Il. First owner. Il.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-09
WHY pay RTNT7

WHY PAY RENT
when you can own a lot on the payment
OF t25 cash and SO per month or we
will build you neat litts homs m
Rodgers Heights, on the payment ot
from 500 TO $500, the balance about IKE |
rent. can Yadon Investment GO, Usage
1853, residence phone Usage 1884. 62b
Kennedy Bldg
WONDERFULLY beautiful and spacious
T-room bungalow on South Norfolk tor |
sale at excellent price; must he seen 20
be appreciated. O'Nei,l, Usage SoVV'
TulomA Building.
THIRD. f.. 2ils-Four.room cottage.
g2FbO; terms, $3.50 cash, balance Ike
rent. Rocker Realty co. Cedar 1868,
priced right Fidelity Investment Co,
real estate department, J. A. Hoffman,
manager. Oeage $3.50.
U-20O-EAsY TERMS buys groom
house on full.sized lot on paving. Call
MIR. MacCurdy Osage 500. -
1850 CASH, balance Ike rent. handles nsw
bungalow; breakfast room, heavy OAK
floors, tile bath, base TUB. neautlrul
brick mantei. walls and f,oGTs all TsI,r psP,eT,
PGs,d Psr. bs.sm,n ssa TG"0I aSio POOR ioss on W
inch eenters ssrsge ~ IA leySl ot rts1ts' treys'
resltor, 202 Cole Bldg Cedsr 25et. -
81 500 BUYS new house and garage' hrs,
house east Of movie studio on SAnl
Springs road. 1925 cash, balance 'llbo
per month, |
1850 CAsH-Colonlal bungalow on South
Peoria. near Broadmoor five eHuh,large
rooms breakfast room and small dress
iug room with buIlt-in dresser, tile bhlu
with recess tub and shower, moa.'
kitchen with unusual amount % huul-
in c,tures; Easements beautiful h.gh.
lo, overlooking city. Out-ot-tOwn owner
wlthes 10 soil AZ once. Call Cedar g0l-
1900 CASH-Balance tC5 per month IN.
cluding interest; brand new, Broom
bungalow; fu'l-front living room l-Ht| ,
floors throughout; built.in cabinet !,
nice bathroom with base tubi behuttn'
decorations, enamel work ahu ele, W
cal fixtures ana II IA built right. Price
/ $3.50 CASH ncw 4-room bungalow, large
/ rooms. plssterod, large kitchen, bath.
! room. extra-larEe closets front ana
back porch located on high corner loI
sever 3oT GONG ~ P,Gm9Gii wi sSSGrss rS s
this house for $500, balance '2b per
month; am leaving city, Call Usage bAti.
$500 CASH and $50 monthly buys neat 3
room house, large log 5oriSs, on a.,
miraL Price 'I.s'0 y. y. barrett @O'
/ bungalow, well garage Tor two cars
close to school and car line; price 's,oou
John Barrett room ZOE Eutlnspn HIhg
Phone Usage 1857. Cedar 2ssi.
$500 CASH. balance monthly for t,,roon
Mann school; take $4,000 p F. bar'
rstt gOl Bliss Blls Osage ~ or SO,
tiBOoO-TwO- STORY
SOUTH CHEYENNE
This beautiful stonebraksr home s
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rs BUNGALOWS
Some raj bargains and good terms. u
Interested in any kind OF a home don't
fail TO see us Pyle Investment Co.
23O Iowa Bldg, Cedar 27io, -------.