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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-13
SEVERAL PLEAS
ARE MADE TODAY
Two Defendants Admit
Guilt Others Say Not
Guilty to Charges

NEW BRUNSWICK, Jan. ID
The following pleas were received by
fudge Peter +. Ddfy in court TINS
m9r1ing;
Frank Sl.iko and Andrew Koposka
Of South River, pleaded not guilty to
a charge Of highway robbery com
United on November 10, in Mill
Town at which time SIS was taken
from The victim. Bail was fixed at
s7GO and Franklin NJ. Richie as
signed as the attorney.
Edward Check and William Eng
fish. both CT Sayreville. pleaded o
Guilty to a charge Of breaking ana
entering q garage ia East
township On October 10, n steal
ing a tire and tube valued at SSO'
Thcy also pleaded not guilty to a
charge of breaking and entering a
garage in ~Sayreville the same day
and stealing tires tubes and rims
valued at 500. Bail was fixed at
S7OO on the frs charge and their
recognizance accepted in the second.
Check is represented by John \.
coan and English by Thomas f.
Hagerty. Check also pleaded not
guilty. to two other charges. one or
breaking. entering and larceny on
September % of a garage in Sayre-
VILE. where a tire ard robe valued
At $40 were stolen, and the other OF
breaking and entering and attempt
Ell larceny in East Brunswick town
shin On Julk 81. Checks recognize
anca was taken on these charges.
David Goldblatt, of New Bruins
wick, pleaded not guilty to a charge
cf issuing a check without sufficient
funds in the bank. The check was
tor SIS and written on the National
of New Jersey on November
IA. Bail was fixed at $500, Horace
Barwise representing him.
i Edward Yasey. also known as
pleaded not guilty to a
Of atrocious assault and bat
terry upon George Bubon in Perth
Amboy on December II, a knife be-
ing used. Bail was fixed at $1,000
and Leo Lowenkopf assigned as his
Nicholas Dix. Of New Brunswick.
headed guilty to a charge of lar
reny in taking an automobile valued
II $500. the property Of Forman C.
] ssell. from in front OF a local
lseatre. The car was found in
! outh River. The case was referred
Is Probation Officer Charles Mac
Ii william for investigation.
+: Frank Mancino pleaded guilty to
Indictment charging him with
aking and entering a store in
idlesex Borough on October II,
i. and stealing merchandise val
at 500. The case has been re-
ed to the probation officer for
astigation.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-13
Today and Tomorrow at the Crescent

NhNh atNEtE
Buck Jones in Get Your Man.
IS the feature picture being shown
at the Crescent theatre today and
tomorrow in connection with the
new headline vaudeville acts. The
program also includes a Pathe News
and a good comedy. Get Your
Man" is a clever picture by this won
derful western actor and shows him
at his best.
The vaudeville program is one
that is bound to please everyone.
Manager Louis NJ. Granat spent con
siderable time booking these all star
attractions and offers them as one
of the best vaudeville shows yet
seen at the Crescent. The acts fol
low: Tanner, comedy juggler; Leon
Stanton and Company comedy skit;
Frederick Marsden and Company,
consisting of four people in comedy
and songs; Warren and Wade in a
comedy musical act; and v Null
len and Company. the great mind
reading act. If there is anything
GU are undecided about or want t.
know ask Miss Mullen.
Programs at the Crescent theatre
change Monday. Wednesday and Fri
Gay. By this system everyone IS
G BILE to see a good vaudeville AMI
picture show three times each week
in one of the most popular theatres
in this city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-13

Turner. Nigel de Brulier, John Sain-
polls, Mark Fenton, Virginia War
wick, Derek Client, Stuart Holmes,
Jean HershoIt, Henry Klaus, Edward
Connolly, Georgia Woodthorpe,
Kathleen Key. Wallace Berry, JAG
ques d'Audrey, Curt Rehteld, Mile
Dolores, Bull Montana. Isabel Keith,
Jacques Lance Noble johnson. Harry
Northrup. M~innehaha, Arthur Hoyt,
and Beatrice DomingueZ. The see
mario was written by June Matthias,
John Seitz was responsible for the
photography, and the technical di-
rectors were Amos Meyers, Joseph
Calder. Walter Mayo was assistant
to Rex. Ingram.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-13

NEW BRUNSWIIk, Jan. I3.-
Harry Haskamp, one of the two
men arrested by the local police
early this week for carrying con-
cealed weapons. has been placed in
the county Jail. Like his accom-
plice, Arnold Bush. Haskamp has
four charges against him and he is
being held in default of $4,000 bail.
county Detective Ferd David Will
attempt to secure information from
him which may lead TO the clearing
fup of numerous store robberies ia
ithis county during the past two
years.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-13

tween the Beverley Hills and Chem
ava Park clubs. In the former team
we're Wallace Reid. Elliott Dexter
and Jack Holt (another Paramount
starry while Miss Swanson was in
attendance in her car. The River
side polo expert and owner of the
field. Thomas Mangan, was much in
tercsted in the contest.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-13

Wood, who directed "The Great Mo
ment," Elinor Glyn's story for Clio
ria Swanson, handled the mega
phone.
The polo game was really a South
crn California sporting event. 1t was
held July %, 1925 at Riverside in
there. 1t was a match contest be-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-13
At Ditmas Today

A real polo game in motion pic
ture is one of the novelties of Don't
Tell Everything" the new Para
mount all-star production at the Dit
mas theatre. Wallace Reid, Gloria
and Elicit Dexter will be
seen in the leading roles and Sam
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-13

is shaken with another. The duel
between Ford Sterling and Owen
Moore is a most original scream. The
picture will be shown at the Strand
theatre today and tomorrow.
Connecticut western news., 1922-12-21
LAKEVILLE

Miss Gladys Osborn is assisting at the Salisbury post office this week.
 Hotchkiss School closed last Fri day for the mid-winter vacation.
 Grant Finkle, Ward Finkle, C.. II. Osborn and daughter Gladys spent last Sunday with Mrs. Mary Blake.
 Mrs. Ella Hoyt has closed her house here and gone to Hartford, where she will spend the winter.
 MT. and Mrs. L. s. Judd have been spending few days in town.
 The four course dinner at the F:ncy Ann Tea Room on Dollar Day was largely patronized and .he service very pleasing.
 Miss Margaret Hand seamstress oi Danbury has been assisting at Mrs. w. S. Halliwell's this week.
 Miss Otis Cox has been confined to her bed the past week with one of the hard colds that have been 50 ..l11Tlar throughout the country for s-~le time. .A
 Lakeville High School closed last week for the Christmas vacation.
 A. s. Martin has purchased one of the latest cars, called the Star. f
 The Lakeville Mems Cub will have ladies' night or what they call open meeting on Thursday evening, Dee. 28, and the members are urged to invi.e their friends for this meeting.
 The chosen contestants for the series of games between LakevilIe Mems Club and Amenia met in the Lakeville Club rooms on Monday evening, Dec. II. Pocket pool, set back and checkers were played. Amenia carrying off the honors of pool, while Bakeville defeated them at set back and checkers. :.
 On Monday evening, Jan. 8, 1928 members of the Sharon Mems Club will come to Lakeville and take part in the various games.
Connecticut western news., 1922-12-21
'18 gave the Civil War veteran ! rousing ovation at the dinner. a4

"The service men of the old coun- try will praise the American Legion and bless youf people, a people in the midst of whom was signed a sacred resolution by which those who united in brotherhood won in the war, have firmly resolved to win peace," Charles Bertrand, president of the Interallied Veterans Associa- tion, stated in recent message to Alvin Owsley, national commander of the American Legion. M. Der trand, a member of the French Chamber of Deputies, recently re- turned to France after attending the conference of his organization at New Orleans.
Connecticut western news., 1922-12-21

Four aviators in two United States navy airplanes have returned to San Francisco following Sight of more than 1000 miles during which they advertised the 1923 national convention of the American Legion, to be held here, in all parts of the country.
 In the course of their journey the flyers stopped at Washington to see President Harding, who looked over heir itinerary and quickly remarked "Why, you haven't got Marion, O., my home town, on here" #-
 "All right, we'll put it on," J. W. Jackson, one of the aviators, said. So they put Marion on the list and 5:opped there Arnlistice Day. fe
Connecticut western news., 1922-12-21
of these purposes." i"

therance of these purposes"
 Dr. Barrett stated that she was for adjusted compensation for ex- service men first, last and all the time" .#.'" ..#
 Service to veterans, cooperation with other organizations in civic and worthy enterprises and effective propaganda were named by Claude A. Brown of Little Rock, adjutant of the Arkansas department, as the "best tools" in an address on "How to Sell the American Legion to the Public" MT. Brown said that f'pub- hcity is the T. NIT. of the American Legion" and urged that the Legion posts establish closer relations with the newspapers Of their communities The. speaker praised the American Legion Speakers Bureau as an effec- tive medium to bring the Legion's message to the public,
 Father William P. O'Conncr, Le- zion national chaplain, recommended a concentrated effort to enroll every chaplain in the Legion, stating that the great influence wielded by the i clergy would result in great in crease in Legion membership.
 t'The small community is the back bone of the Legion" Perry Faulkner, commander of the Indiana depart ment, stated in an address of wei come to the. visiting adjutants. He urged that every ex-service man be enrolled in the various communities and stated that the Legion state ad- l jutants were the persons who did the real work for the Legion. T.
 A visit to national headquarters of l the Legion and a. dinner and theate1 party held by the Indianapolis Cham, Der of Commerce completed the program for the adjutants for the first day of the conference.
 Wears War Coat Put Away in '69
Connecticut western news., 1922-12-21

c. A. Warren, sole surviving mem Der of the Grand Army of the Re public post at Brownsdale,, Minn., wore the same coat that he wore at the Battle of Gettysburg at a re- cent American Legion banquet in Minneapolis. The coat lay packed
 in tobacco leaves in trunk from 1869 to 1907 The buddies of IT.
Connecticut western news., 1922-12-21
1HmeriCATAM VREs8gioRM

r. "Oid-line politicians have found that they must deal with women
 these days and it is not the most pleasant news in the world for them.
 Women are especially interested in
 those board measures which are de- signed to work toward the better ment of the social state of human ity. The Legion can rely on the Auxiliary to the limit for the fur
Connecticut western news., 1922-12-21

Adjutants in National Conference
 The American Legion Auxiliary is of primary importance to the Amer ican Legion's plans for eivic and patriotic legislation because women now have the baHot," Dr. Kate Wal Ter Barrett, president of the Auxi- liary, told forty-fve state adjutants of the Legion at the opening session of their recent conference there.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-14

FOR SALE
TRTCk. FRUIT ANA POULTRY FARM
SAB ACRES
Located lies on Lincoln H.Et.
way "a mil. tr.u small town. tvvo tr
r-rurlsu lines ana y. 4. Gen .ral So.
ton 3i srreS ur over. 2Ooo yourc
cranes. 2, 81 strawberries. p wln,e-
onions. fi "a. rhuharh- young orchard
~ Rhru. 80 t0re- Beautiful oak grove.
uf a. 20 under cultivation. Team
horses cow and fui 'irr fools good +.
room house. furnace heated barn. Sra1
ary. corn crib. poultry and hog hCase
Tlf, is q splendid country home aui
must be- sarE.t--I immediately lt rs
rrIr-fi accord -IF
WN Do DTNNAU00. Rr8lDr
--f Main So
T. ---H. Cr @-F1
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-14
FARM FOR SALF


Here rs your chance % own rea.
farm thar has an clay soil 8ll tiled
with latsrtl- aHd al good fences. 81. -at
room modern house. slate roof. fuI
basement. barge "L' barn. tool shed.
corn crib. -rIuary. hog house and ALI
other buildings that go with q good
farm a terra Gotta sli0 One ~ the
very best farms ia Che middle west.
located four miles south az Elkhlr. Uu
paved road. Make n- prove rha- r.
is t1e best you have -eeu Tor sale Fe-
THIS FARM ISN'T EIN BOWS ~
.N1 WAY The price viii surp.se AMI
please you. possession iu sixty daye-
VIII consider good trade or .+rms -1
suit IS r. Roberts 81 Son, Jos Dean
Bldg Phone L.5732
FOR SALE
MONTANA RANCH-JTDITH BASIN
1880 acres 80 acres alfalfa 500 acres
under cultivation. room house. bath,
hot water heat barn sfr4s l0Op
bushel granary. cattle shed. machinery
shed. garage, bunk house. machine
shop, first water rights so terms.
Address Owner Box C. Lewiston. Mont
Residential farm 40 acres. Edwa-isb Ir-
road level land. splendid shade. ggnl
buildings. 5000.
10 acres. frrit and poultry. good build
-rz-. S4UO0 VIII --sH- fa- -.tr prop.
e-ty W. have farms of aid sizes
NHriea Realty Go. -,- Farmers I-.i-
N-tt5
FARM -1u acres. highly improved an
fenced 40 l1 cultivation. - acres
wheat. go pasture sd timber; IL mile
tu railroad o. room house. - large hH-r-.
an other buildings on rock 0u7a.
Phone ru-a, route. $50 per acre. Owue-
Geo. J. Bieser do soto No
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-14
Houses for sale
NORTHWEST

. room modern bungalow; fireplace ,
oak borders large 4ut-
Terms 5000 cash. balance ou payments.
o room square modern home 0aE
borders. large living ROOM 9 bedrooms
and ha-n
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-14

II YOU are a producer and want 70
realize fully on your ability and can
give good bond and references call az
1l2 F jefferson s.
WE HAVE openings for several energetic
men 10 sell OXo Gas devices 20 replace
coal for heating cooking and lighting.
Call or write 201 Dean Bldg.
MAN
am looking for particular type OF
man. p years OF age or over, who IS
inherently honest, who can faithfully
represent an organization OF national
reputation and record; regardless OF
your present occupation you may be
that type Of man whom ] can place In
a position TO earn not less than 5000
per year. II you cannot call immedi-
ately: write for appointment Hours
Mr.. CHEAL
col Farmers Trust Bldg. 80.
LESMAN-wanted to book orders for
line # groceries; salary and cOmmts-
sion. Apply between @ and II a. N.
l. II. Meier. 70s f WAYNE.
REAL ESTATE Statesmen. YOUR
ATTENTION IS INVITED
WE WANT A FEW REAL LIVE
HUsTLERs TO SELL THE FINEST
SUBDIVISION NOW BEING OFFER
ED FOR SALE. IF YOU ARE OF THE
RIGHT CALIBER AND NOT AFRAID
To WORK We CAN SHOW YOU
HOW TO MAKE 500 PER WEEK
AND Up
NORTHERN INDIANA REALTY CO.
226 Farmers Trust Bldg
Mss
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-14

WANTED-Evervbody TO know the Sub.
way Barber shop Is open day and
night, under Interurban station.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-14
Musical Instruments

JUST HEAR the Brunswick" before
you buy that phonoEraph. PLAYS every
make record without extra attachments.
Every model on or floors. Select your
Xmas Brunswick now-pav as Won go
Lang Bros. "The House With 4 Policy
ia E. Wayne ST Lincoln S372
kABLE PIANO-MahoEsny finish. first
class condition; reasonable price. Write
Post ONCE Box Ole. South Bend. Ind
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-14

WANTED
CARPENTERS. APPLY STUDE-
BAKER POWER HOUSE. n. G.
CHRISTIAN co
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-14

SALESMEN-If you are ambitious and
nos satisfied with less than 500 each
week. we have a place for you in our
organization. where you viii be taught
The business and your sales handled
FOX YOU until you become thoroughly
capable ald eX0srt The demand for
bones and building lois is increasing
daily the city is growing fast. the
population increasing rapidly We
handle All kinds Of real estate and
farm lands and our subdivision is
right 81 the pE-h Of the citv's great
est growth where We bulld on the most
liberal terms II you know e real or
nortunitv when Won see 10 where there
j. e real future ana big money call on
Tie May smith Realty Co, 2Z3 5. Main
St
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-14
Jewelry And Watches

One carat blue white dia-
mond For sale. SIS = carat. S295. =,
think you ever viii want diamond.
write me quick, III show T0u ne best
bargains ever: kill sell on payments.
] mean business Address p o. Box
Sl3. South Bend Ind
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-14
SPFCT1T BARGATV-
HERE is FARM RARGAIN

HERE Is s FARM RARGAIN
II You are considering The purchase OF a
farm near South BEND. investigate this
farm
T60 ACRES-GOOD soil
90 acres timber. 1f0 acres tiil7hiC good
ten room house iu beautiful grove. hu5
barns and authuildmEs
PRICE ONLY $50 PER ACRE.
VIII trade for good improved c.fy prop
erty What have VOut
ADDRESS BOX ZOO NEWS TIMES.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-14

WE CAN Use 10 EXPERIENCED
Statesmen AT ONCE TO SELL
ONO GAS OWNERS TO REPLACE
PENSATION TO MEN WHO CAN
SELL. FOR INTERVIEW CALL
WRITE OR TELEPHONE LIN
coin 1878 OR 2O1 DEAN BLDG.
Evening star., 1922-10-07
WANTED-RooMs.
Continued.

Single, desires room: vicinity
10Th and SITS. NV; state terms. Address
BOX BPM. Star office. S'
LADY wants large. unfurnished room, light
$40; central. Address Box 24s
Evening star., 1922-10-07

ILL TAKE OVER TWO Oh lHhbE hou"A
and buy furniture. vicinity Capitol; must
reasonable: Immediately. Or unfurnisned
1t. Address Box N. Star ONCE.
TER OCTOBER u. UNFURNisHED. OR
rooms. kitchen and bath; apartment or pri.
vate home; north of Clifton. between 1lth and
18th. Address Box 1s7-M. Star office.- 3.
APARTMENT OR ENTIRE FLOOR IN PRIr
vnte houss, three rooms. kitchen and bath: FUR
nished or unfurnished; NV section. Phone
Cleveland 154S.
FURNISHED, ROOMS, BATH AND KITCH.
enette. for immediate possession: married
couple: give full particulars; northwest sec
tiOn preferred. Address Box 139-M. Star ONCE
WANTEn-BY PERMANENT TENANT.
small nat or apartment unfurnished. ADDRESS
BOX 13-M. Star office. y
TWO LADIES WANT TWO OR THREE
room apartment kitchenette and bath. unfur-
nished: preferably In apt. house: near Mt.
Pleasant car line. Phone North 52l3-J; price
reasonable: poxsession by Oct. Is or Nov. !: 3
UNFURN.. q ROOMS AND BATH: OCT. 20
to Nov. 1; no objection TO colored servant !:
northwest location preferred, near to 18Th,
11th or 9th st. car lines. MIR. PAUL BART1S,
022 14th st NV. 81
FURNISHED APARTMENT TWO ROOMS.
kitchenette. bath. by young couple: state
terms in answering. Address Box 93M. Star
Office IL
Evening star., 1922-10-07
FOR SALE-ApARTMENTs.

l543-45 9Th ST NV 3-FAMILY MODERN
apis, 2-story brick garage in rear, holds
machines. lest downtown Investment prop
erty. A bargain. Act quick. CHASER. 9:s
Eye st. NV.
FOUR-STORY FIREPROOF BUILDING
Washington Heights; automatic elevator: :
apartments: sleeping porches: rent. Sl2.720:
expenses less than S2.l00: price, slu10H:
owner will accept reasonable cash payment
John W.. Thompson 4 Co., Inc.
"EyCLuSIvE AGENTS"
sol 18th ST. NV. Main 1871.
Evening star., 1922-10-07

"."'n laiSe' uhiurhisheu 1oom' 49,
housekeeping; $40; central. Address Box 2is
NJ, Star office. s.
bath: reasOna BILE. Address Box 201-M, Stnf
office. g
WAN1ED-ROOMS WITH BOARD
FOR MOTHER AND Sun. three years old
board. room and care Of child during day;
reasonable: Catholic family. Address Hox
2CU-M. star office.
LADY tbest reterence) WSuld like room and
board second floor; private family. Address
Box 23I-M. star office. So
and wife. quiet room and sutt-
cient food; permanent. Address Box 81 NJ.
star office. -
COUPLE with two children. and 10 years
of age. near Petworths school preferred; by
October 10 Address Box 26,-M. star office 81
FOR ELDERLY LADY in private family:
meals served in room; city preferred: state
price and location. Address Box 131-M. Star
utice.
Evening star., 1922-10-07

800 lsth ST, Bg00KLAND. D: C., 3 ROOMS
and bath, hot-wafer heat. electric light. $40.
Il. +. SAUL CO.,
Evening star., 1922-10-07
APARIMENTS-T0 LET.
NFURNISHED-GQntin,

FOUK-ROOM AND BATH APT, THE WI
consin. 1924 Wisconsin ave. NV; $3.50. Ja
or or w. 2. Lockwood. 1910 q NV. s.
ENTIRE SECOND FLOOR, 8 ROOMS AN
bath; reasonable. 1441 30. Carolina ave. 3
Evening star., 1922-10-07
WANTED-ROOMS.

" nIv v4GO-xkVVx40s /
YOUNG LADY wishes furnished room and
kitchenette In private modern house with
some home privileges; refined Environment;
best locn ton state terms. Address Box 99-M
Star Office 81
by OCTOBER Is OR NOVEMBER l, UNFUR-
nishcd room and kitchenette, in clean house:
for very light housekeeping; by lady govern
ment employe; reasonable. Address Box 317-
NJ, Star Office.
WANTED-LArHe furnished room or suite in
owners home Protestant family; anil: by
gentleman Please reply in sufficient detail.
Address Box 24M, Star ONCE. s.
BY GENTLEMAN-Large room IN Q private
family: electricity: not over $40 per month:
central location; permanent. Address Box s8-
NJ. Star on1ce: Z.
YOUNG LADY (emp!oyed) desires bright room
in home Of refinement in NV. board consid-
cred; references. Address Boz 23S-My Star
once.
BY WOMAN Of settled habits, room in apart
ment or to share apartment with one other
woman; close in: references given and re-
oufred Lincoln 6713-J. 50
GENTIEMAN, ROOM with meals or break
fast, in private family; near garage: give
terms and cOnveniences. Address Box 261 M,
Star ONCE. Se
BY GENTLEMAN, middle aged, where there
are no other roomers. Address Box 289-M,
star Office.
At ONCE, BY LADY employed, single room,
near 18th and Harvard; state price, etc
Address Box 324-M. Star ONCE. S.
ONE ROOM. kitchenette ana bath: nice, airy,
furnished; FOR young couple. -Call-Fr. s474. g.
Evening star., 1922-10-07
APARTMENTs- TO LET.
URNISHED-C:Ontl


WO0DRIDGE-TwO rooms for Ink. Norti
, ALL,
2>2I QUE ST. NW-TwO rooms Phun.
1 Wpst
Evening star., 1922-10-07

PA AVE. Mr.. 19th-HANBsoME T.
story, yrsssed brics Aas.I will b"
cash: balance about S375 2 month.
quick action required to secure such
valuable -and desirably located prop
erty so cheap. on such terms.
N. F. RYON CO., INC.
Main 1887, 1923 ST.
Evening star., 1922-10-07
BUSINESS PROPERTY

FOR SALE.
GIG LOUISIANA AVE. !. s2l 100, TERMS.
EQUITABLE REALTY Co, 1879 1lth ST.
North 4791-w. 50
1422 Il ST. NEAR VERMONT AyE.-FouR-
story building. containing store and three
apartments: can be remodeed into wonderful
place for business: excellent location.
.sth NEAR PARK ROAD.
3-story house. h.-w. heat, cleo. garage. widH
front. We believe this the only property avail
able in this rapidly advancing section.
PETTY & PETTY
Realtors.
1923 n. Y. ave. NV. Main ot3. .243S
10th ST.. 400 BLOCK NV. -3-STORY
brick; lst floor has , large rooms with plate
glass front; 2nd floor has large rooms AMI
bait 3rd floor has ) rooms: two-story brick
garage for 3 cars in rear: price very low and
terms easy as owner is compelled TO sell.
r. c. Go0pN0W COMPANY,
729 18th st. NV. Main 30I.
ONE OF THE BEST SITES for garage, auto
mobile accessories. or other business. near
14th and S sts.. having a frontage on both
streets and ample alley facilities: renting for
500 per month: right price aud terms. CHAS.
A. McEUEN. l4l0 Il st. y.
BRICK BUILDING ADJOINING LOT BE-
tween 2Ist, 2and and NJ and y sts.; suitable
for warehouse. garage or shop: price. $l2.e0o'
NORRIS CAFRITz COMPANY, INC.
913 18th st. NV. Main 6l7.