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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-26
ny Ed hFAGHER
Tacoma Times staff Writer

HOODsPORT-Heroes are where
you find them. like gold.
Tony Bagachus, a 3o-year-old
L. s. forester. Is one. A modest
one. who will scott and be embar-
raised when he reads this That
doesn't make him less a hero.
He was one Of the five woods
men who located the missing
B-1s-A medium bomber against
the jagged sides of Mount Con-
stance in the extreme eastern por-
ton Of Olympic National park,
one Of the widest, most primitive
areas in the Pacific Northwest.
Bagachus came out of the noun
tains to this little town Wednes-
day night. His work was done.
He had helped find the plane and
had made things a lot easier for
the army officers and men whose
job it is to return to relatives the
bodies OF the six men who were
aboard the plane when it crashed.
You read about how this
army officer or that one II In
charge Of such expeditions Into
the mountains after plane
has crashed. That's eyewssh.
The real leaders. sort of voices
behind the throne, are men
like Bagachus.
And. Bagachus. whether you like
II or no, here's whore you get q
little credit.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-26
Mrs. Wanamaker
Speaks 10 Club

Consolidation of many school
districts in rural areas was de-
scribed by Mrs. Pearl Wanamaker.
state superintendent of schools.
before a school days" meeting OF
the South Tacoma Kiwanis club
Wednesday night
THE consolidated districts have
made demands totalling $4,000. :
900. she said, while only $4,000. :
900 was made available by the
last legislature for ALLEGATION to
areas hard pressed for funds"
She said the consolidation of the
various districts has made them
eligible to receive federal aid.
She also explained success OF her
offices efforts to obtain long
range state land sale program.
Proceeds will go into the current
school fund, according to law, Mrs.
Wanamaker pointed out. She said
only full-grown timber will be
cut.
Entertainment included de-
monstration by Is Franklin school
pupils. directed by Mrs. Mary
Smith. on how set Of bells are
used 10 show an ear for music
Mrs. Maurice J. Ainey, wife OF
the club president. was chairman
OF the meeting. Presiding was
Mrs. r. l. Parker. wife of the club
treasurer, while Mrs. Herbert
Ford and Mrs. James NJ. Repp
led the club in song, task
usually reserved for their hus-
bands.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-26
Launch Transport
Here on Saturday
Continued From Page one)

Continued From Page One)
namesake, will christen the trans
port.
Launching ceremonies at 10
a. m. will he highhghted ny a
recorded address by President
Roosevelt. which will be presented
over a loudspeaker system.
Maj. Gen. Kenyon A. Joyce, COM
mander Of the * army corps,
will attend the function as repre-
sentative OF the secretary Of war.
Col. John NJ Mellon. superin-
tendent Of the army transport
service. will come from San Fran
cisco to acknowledge the dedics-
ton in behalf of the quartermaster
general.
Gov. Arthur B. Lsnglie, Mayor
Harry p. Cain and number of
other public officials will also
attend. as will many ranking army
officers.
When launched Saturday morn
ing the olg new vessel Will be
approximately one-third completed.
according 20 Walter L Green.
general manager OF the STSC
yards.
Because OF traffic problems and
the fact that work at the ship
yard will not be halted by the
launching, the public hasn't been
invited 10 witness the ceremony.
Shipysrd officials will be host
to invited army guests and their
friends at 5 reception To 10 held
at the Tacoma County club after
the launching.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-26
One of Aides
Is 1t. Hickey
Aircraft Warming
Officers Nomed

Brig. Gen. Carlyle H Wash
comma nder OF the second inter
ceptor command headquarters. Sc
attic. Thursday named Is assistant
air corps signal officers TO direct
operation Of the aircraft warning
service in Western Washington
and Oregon. starting Oct %.
Each Of the officers will be sent
10 his new station tomorrow with
a detachment Of soldiers Training
Of volunteer women workers will
begin next week. Wash said.
The assignments. announced At
the close of a three-day school al
which officers and enlisted detaeh-
ments were given details of the
air exercises which will test the
warning system starting Oct. 20,
are:
Capt. Hermann Scherner, Sc
attic, 1t. Vincent f. Hickey, Ia
coma, 1t. Bert E. Hobby, Seattle,
and 1t. Kenneth Ryan. Spokane,
all assigned TO Seattle; Capt. VIII
fred F. Robinson. Capt. William K.
Morgan, 1t William n. Audrey,
and 1t. Robert l.. Clark, all of
Portland and assigned 10 that city;
1t Joseph F. Caraher of Pullman,
assigned to Bellingham: 1t. Ken
meth f. Swanson of Kent, to Port
Angeles: 1t. George r Purcell OF
Wellston. Okla. TO Olympia; 1t
Raymond F. Siegenthaler Of Port
land. to Eugene; 1t John T. Run
yon of klamath Falls, TO Rose
burg, Ore.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-26
Presidents Of 10 Chambers
To Hear Speakers Friday

Albert W. Hawkes.. president Of
the national organization. John
W. OLesry. chairman OF the eN-
ecutive board. Joyce OHara,
national representative
Presidents and their delegations
from chambers Of commerce from
the following cities Will attend :
Hoquism. Aberdeen. Montesano,
Elma. Yakima, Chehalis. Centralis,
Auburn and Puyallup.
Local groups attending en-
maSse include the Bar association,
Young Mems Business club. Taco
ma Real Estate board. Tacoma
Lumbermen's club and member
ship of the Tacoma chamber.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-26
Velosco 10 Face
LIST Degree Count

Deputy Prosecutor Hugo Metz
ler. IT,. back from Yskims where
he interviewed several witnesses
announced Thursday he would
withdraw an existing Information
charging second degree murder
against Felipe Velosco. -. Seattle
Filipino. and would fiie instead =
charge Of murder in the first de-
gree.
Veloseo was arrested Sept. fol-
lowing = midnight hrawl in the
hopfields near Sumner where. il
vas charged. he shot and killed
Raymond Rather. 2l-year-old
Yakima Indian.
Superior Judge Remain had re-
fused 10 accept a plea from We
losco when he was first arranged
on the original information. Later
II developed that Filipino friends
IN Seattle had employed a Seattle
attorney TO defend Velosco.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-26
Fifiy-Year Club S
Dinner Saturday

The Fifty-Year club will insug-
urste night meetings with 8 pot
luck dinner in Odd Fellows temple.
9th and Faweett ayes. Saturday al
p N. AL members are invited TO
attend. Until this time the club.
which has added 40 persons TO its
membership since July l. has been
meeting afternoons on the second
Saturday in the month. II night
meetings prove successful. they viii
be held the fourth Saturday in
each month. in addition 10 day
meetings. according n Mrs. Huids
Ramser, recording secretary.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-26
Courthouse Drinking Wafer
F ound TO Be Contaminated
Heolth Officer Advises Employees to
Take Inoculotions Against Typhoid

DIR. Norman Il. Magnussen.
county health director. ordered
shutting off of the drinking foun-
tains in the courthouse Thursday
and advised all courthouse emf
ployes to take NEGOTIATIONS against
typhoid.
Actually he first published his
communication Wednesday, invit-
ing all volunteers for the shots"
30 come to his office between .
and IL o'clock Thursday morning.
Then he decided the danger
didn't amount to much. as indi-
Gated by tests of the water, and
held up the typed communications.
Inoculates Score
But Thursday morning the no
tees were posted in all depart
ments and before noon he had
inoculated about score of men
snd women. most OF them court
house employees.
A few attorneys who had been
drinking out of the fountains dur
ing trial intermissions also applied
for and received shots"
Or. Magnussen was of the opin-
ion Thursday that casual drinkers
OF water would not be harmed by
the few stray typhus bugs found
IN the test tubes; but those who
were drinking the stuff regularly
might get hurt.
Seeking Cause
Meanwhile. workmen were dig
ging up the outside water connec-
tons to the building in an effort
to locate better connection to
the city mains or TO isolate the
source OF contamination. which so
far has not been discovered.
The condition is supposed TO he
quite distinct from the general bad
taste of the city supply in the
last few days.
Apparently there is belief that
in some manner the plumbing has
become connected with the water
supply.
However, here's what DR. Mag
nussen said in the notice TO en-
ployes:
'lnasmuch as the water
suppl, of the Pierce County
building Ia found To be con-
taminated. and further. that
this type of contamination
may cause sickness. II has
been deemed advisable that all
employees he inoculated against
such an infection. This inoc-
ulation will he given at
Pierce County health depart
ment, 40S Court House, Thurs
day, y n. m. To IL noon.
The above is not compulsory
There will be no charge for this
service I"
In face of the warning there
were relatively few takers"
Many of the men said oluntly
that they do not drink the water
anyway
Epidemic of Colds
II was recognized. however. that
there had been an epidemic o.
severe colds through the various
departments and not n few wer,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-26
STORE Is LOOTED

Thieves cut a hole in the back
door of the goth Century store.
25o2 SO. 18th ST. during the night
and stole So tins OF aspirin, three
boxes of cigars. five pounds Of
cookies, Is cartons OF cigsrets
gum and candy bars A report
Of the theft was made to police
Thursday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-26
Pay $40 More
OF $500 Prize
Echo of Settles
Potlutch Heord

The 5000 first prize won by Ia
coma Lights float IN the 1889
Seattle Potlateh parade officially
was given up Thursday as an se-
count receivable.
Utilities Commissioner Robert
y. oNeil waved $40 check.
marked account in full. before the
rest Of the city councilmen and
asked their opinions.
For the $40 check the Seattle
organization which sponsored the
Potlatch asked n il could have
back the 5000 check which IL
mailed TO Tacoma July rs, 1889.
ONeil still had that one in the
file. "NsF" stamped on it's hack
30 many times there wasn't room
for any more marks
Finance Commissioner c. Val
Fawcett said he couldn't remember
how many times he had mailed
the check TO Seattle and seen 1t
come bouncing back.
A letter accompanying the $40
check told the sad story of Wash
inRtonians, Inc. which sponsored
the Potlatch, to its later regret.
Westinghouse. Inc, II said. Is
only a small luncheon club which
got in over its head when II under
took To promote the Seattle cele-
bration. Lately IL has sold all It's
assets in an effort To settle its
debts. The SO was Tacoma's
share of the assets, wrote Treas
urer Ben Brace.
O'Neil reported ne received S20
Feb. l. 1a40, 80 now has received
q total OF $40. II seemed wise To
the resi- OF the council as well rs
thu utilities chief. 10 just close tbs
account and forget its prize.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-26

attributed to bad effects of pa
tronizing the courthouse fountains.
AS soon as the DOCTORS notice
was published. an effort was made
to find some firm able to supply
a drinking water service in the
big bottles.
At least one office was drink
ing water imported from Dash
Point.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-26

to watch knives on the suhgrade
machine which he operates for a
highway construction job
One Of the laborers left a box
Of dynamite in the tractors path
Hardesty's machine struck IL.
rolled over it-and kept on gong
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-26

Presidents OF chambers Of COM
merce of 10 cities throughout
Southwest Washington will be
among the several hundred bust
ness and professional men who
viii meet Friday noon in the
Hotel Winthrop to hear addresses
by the three ton executives Of the
L. &. Chamber Of Commerce.
With the Tacoma Chamber Of
Commerce as host. the trio Of
speakers 10 be heard then are
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-26
Valhalla Order S
PROGRAM Saturday

The Swedish Order OF NSlhslla
will hold its annual festival Satur-
day, Sept. ~. in Nslhalla temple.
The affair will start at $50 p. N.
followed by program and dance.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-26
JANSEN TO Span

Eddie Jansen, manager of kTBI,
viii he the speaker al a dinner
meeting of the Tacoma Active club
Thursday night at the Model Grill,
beginning al o'clock
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-26

Your postmaster can tell YOU
how to invest in u. S. Defense
Bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-26

In Sweden the ysrrow plant IS
used in brewing an Intoxicating
drink.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-26
None Hurt as Tractor
Rolls Over Dynomite

CHARLESTON. Mo. Lynn
Hsrdesty. pilot for n caterpillar
tractor. keeps his eyes to the rear
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-26
Epidemic of Colds

II was recognized. however. that
there had been an epidemic Of
severe colds through the various
departments and not 4 few were
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Industrial Property fer Sale
Farms and Lands for Sale

ACRES on Detroit River. Wyandotte
CALL REAL ESTATE DEPT. VI. 2-221s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
CHAPMAN FARMS

BUY IN Park, HILL
12-MILE AT ORCHARD LAKE ROAD
J. BOLDT, Realtor CA. 1929
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Houses for Sale
(West of Woodward)

ROSEMONT, 195O6-New 5-rm. bung., incl
large lot, 81 900. Others to choose from
See them. open Sunday.
Quality Realty Exch. 1860 Puritan
RosEMoNT, 1s50e-5-room bungalow; full
basement large lot; 81, 200. Open sun
Quality Realty Exchange, $4,000 Puritan
ROYAL OAK-s2 s75: just completed
Living room. kitchen, bedrooms and
bath. y acre lot. Open 5 TO $50 p. m.
$500 down Go one-third mile west of
Woodward on 13-Mile road, blocks south
To 30i9 Garden.
JUDSON Broadway co. RA. 300
COLoRED-R Roosevelt. 6f45. s-room house
garage new asbestos siding and roof ,
near Northwestern High, So. 500 value,
SO 600 cash. Mr.. Beery. 74f Penobscot
Building. Cadillac 3i4O
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Income Bungalows for Sale

fGRATIoT- CONNER section---5 rooms. bath
down, 4 rooms bath up. sacrifice, s., 800.
owner Pngree I2l6.-.
MELvINDALE- 1920 Dora. s-room brick
income bungalow, sell or trade. Marion
Matuszewski, 1917 Michigan.
MULANE-2 family. 50 500 81 900 down
bargain. Beatrice. modern income. 5-A
rooms. garage; 81, 300, 81 600 down. 1884
West Fort
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06

! blk. west of schaefer. at w Chicago: 4
rms and bath, full basement. furnace. lot
mortgage cost SO COS; ask at e173 Carin.
TOYNTON BROWN co.
66n1 Grand River NE H.1o2A
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Houses for Sale
CARLIN AVE

CARDONI 115s1-Two- family two-story
frame, 5 rooms each hot air heat
81 300, $3.50 down. Terrace 2-a163
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LONGFELLOW. 16O
HOMER WARREN q 90.

WV s-rm home. incl large lot. 81 600
Quality Realty Exchange, 1890 Puritan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06

CLovERLAwN, s1O6-s-room, bedrooms.
owner must sell. Near public and pa
rochisl schools. transportation. will SAGE
rifce. only $4.475. vacant. Goehringer
500 fireman. HoGarih 32lo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
SELDOM & JOHNSON, INC.
800 Penobscot Bldg. Cad. 1900
Houses for Sale

COLoRED-12 apartments. steam heat
four each. Sl3, 900. 1856 down. Mcqueen.
Townsend 6-354i.
CoLoRED-35T0 Moore place eight rooms 1;
81 200, easy terms. Other buys schwartz,
Cadillac 421p
COLORED: St Aubin-s rooms easy
terms. Cannon Brothers, 1850 Sherman.
FitzrUy 0140.
CoLoRED-LOOK! Si75 down. sACRI-
FICING six rooms, basement. Cicotte.
403s McGraw.
COLORED-Blvd. section s-room brick
$3.50 down, $37 month. Mcqueen. Town
send 6-354l.
COLORED--If you don't see what you
want call US Golee p. Bryant, Fitzroy
5l15.
CoLoRED-stop paying high rent Cali
Cannon Brothers 1850 Sherman. Fitzroy
0l4O
phine-John r.. s-room ga
rage. first class large lot. Tyler 4-lO73.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06

or LAKE ERIE
Also water front Lots ConpectnR Win
Lake frIe
FHA approved for mte loans on certain
streets builders uerdsd. 4u-ft lots. CfF
water only S1e5. LrW.c1sf housing area
] = miles from larEe new Nuuranfo Chem
lea Co plant Ofhce 90 property 3 mics
south % Trenton
HOUsEMAS- sPITZLEY CORP
Cherry 4sis Trenton Oc60
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
| O O K
Hunting. Fishing Property
Real Estate Wanted

BUYERS Any East Side property, cash
terms. Burd. Ivanhoe $3.50
CASH FOR EQUITIES Will trade build.
Home Associates. soi4 ia. Riv. TY. 6-3i5f
DON'T lose your equity. Sell ~ for cash
singles, 2-family etc. Townsend 5-i36i
READY CASH BUYERs,i Houses fats.
apartments tColoredJ Temple loose,
Tyler 5-OTg2
WILL PAY CASH for small home East
Side between and Smile. olive $3.50
cor Lemon 1890
COLORED BUYERS waiting CASH lN
HAND! Any section singles flats.
apartments Pembroke Temple i-27s0
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Little Farms for Sale

A SMALL farm just a step outside Of city
limits, 70x500. paved. city water. 500
handles. Newman, Joy Rd az Inkster Rd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Money to Loan
On Real Estate

AT - Insurance Co money for good
mtg loans land contracts bought. Edw.
Henkel Co, Hammond Bidg Cadillac 2S35.
rs YOUR PROPERTY FORECLOsEDH
OR SOLD FOR TAXES NEED MONEY!
Write in confidence. give fun particulars
Address Box B-5a55 The Detroit Times
READ Tines want Ads for pront-use
them for results
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Resorts for Sale

ACT now
own a Summer domestic at beautiful Great
Lakes ach IS miles north ~ Port Huron
Privileges 90 over a mile Of Lake Huron
shore. Fairgrounds and parks
-hCRE As LOW AS Si7I
Easy Terms Come out This Week End
Phone Cadillac 1857. or write Room 1906
Majestic BIDS Detroit
READ Times Want Ads for proht-use
them for results
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
NeW Houses for Sale

TRADE YOUR OLD HOME FOR NEW
ROUNTREE. 1920 Plymouth. We. $1,000
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06

HOWELL~-40 acres; good house, electric
lights and inside toilet Good barn. new
slo, garage. corn crib poultry house and
some timber Price 50 500. l., n GRAN
DALI, 32i f GRAND RIVER. HOWELL.
MICH.
100 ACREs-3 M s. r. OF Grass Lake
5-room house, bank barn and other out
buildings
% acres Nj n r Of Britton. Five
room house and other buildings.
so acres 2ia miles s. W OF Tecumseh.
Good buildings.
81 acres near Sand Lake Price only
81 500. on easy terms Good buildings
spring water electricity
1919 acres ! mile from Deerheld. Good
buildings
50 acres az miles y. F. Of Milan \
good buy
All farms within easy driving distance Of
Detroit Very easy terms can be arranged
for any of the above farms Down pay
ment small. interest rate low Paul j..
Genutt7-Farm Representative, Morey Bldg
Napoleon. o.
1873 ACRES. good land Howell. Michigan
nome IN trade Atlantic 45Os
READ Times Want Ads for proht--use
them for results
READ Times Want Ads for proht--use
them for results
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Business Property for Sale

on TELEGRAPH ROADS, 500
NEAR ORCHARD LAKE AVENUE
Attractive two-story brick and stone
building. 40xsO on SOFT. lo' Two large
halls toilets on each floor living quarters
on rear Perfect for restaurant club.
dance hall antiques Office and sales etc.
JUDsON BRADWAY COMPANY
527 Majestic Bldg RA 300
2sSTORY mercantile building. across street
from proposed ~ POINT FACTORY
2.27l 50 a. floor space SIS 600
CALL REAL ESTATE DEPT. VI 2-22ls
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06

Roomy brick home with bedrms. natl
fireplace. sunrm., enclosed sleeping porch
up. tile bath. Just redecorated and ready
for your inspection, Fine neighborhood with
cool shade trees Near bus transp., bet.
Dexter and Wldemere.
ANDREW l. MALoTT. INC. RA $500
MARCUS s3e9-4-room. bath, part base
ment, corner suitable any business. ST.
$50 81 600 down.
MERCEDES, 1879, near Plymouth lnkster
rds. 3 bedrooms; brick; breakfast nook.
natural fireplace, electric stove LIST floor
laVatorN, double garage: excellent neigh
borhood transportation. So 500 81 900
down BEDFORD 2s19-R.
NEW 4-room homes; roughed In, including
lot. 81 945. terms Kennedy Bros, 5000
Pelham road. Dearborn.
NEWPORT 1858 (nr. vernor)-six rooms !,
immediate possession $500 down 81 500
LenoX 1850,
PASADENA. 22ss-5 rooms: excellent ioca-
ton SO $50. small down payment Muir
ray 5123
ROCHESTER. corner Terry -Mahsny-Five-
room modern bungalow, $4,000 cash.
Rochester 2-352l
ROYAL oAK-S2, SIS. just completed, Nv
ing room. kitchen, 2 bedrooms and bath
Open 10 $50 p m, $500 down Easy
terms Go i-3 mile west Of Woodward on
t3-Mle Rd z blocks 10 30lg Garden
Judson Bradway Co. RIA 970O.
rooms; good condition fun basement,
complete bath. garage 81 900 terms
RERRIDGE A MORRISON
20T w. Firm St. Royal OAK 1900
WAYBURN-Dsndy modern .s-rm., 50 900.
81 o0n On. 1929 Mack. TT. 2-7s7s.
.COLORED 800 King between John r
and Brush rooms. brick vacant Al
condition terms can he arranged with
owner Terrace 2-9277
CoLoRED st Antoine-warren section
sroom cottage 81 500. 1925 down, SIS
monthly. Cannon Brothers, 1850 sherman
Fuzroy oli0
CoLORED Westminster -2-famny brick
~ rooms fun basement 50. 500. terms
Cannon Brothers, 1850 sherman. Fitzroy
I0i4o.
CoLORED Rivard Erskin. section-2- story
brick store fats 81 200 terms. Cannon
Brothers 1880 sherman. Fitzroy oi4o.
ICoLoRED Tennessee 2-famny. separate
furnaces. 81 200 easy terms Cannon
Brothers 1850 Sherman Fitzroy O14O
ICOLORED Delmar-B Beautiful two-famiIy
brick ~ rooms. easy terms Cannon
Brothers 1850 sherman. Fitzroy o14O.
COLORED-- SIX ROOMS. store front hot
water heat 50 500. $3.50 down Private
owner. leaving city. Trinity 2-s5i4.
IcoLoRED; Hartford-Beautiful 8 rooms.
steam reasonable Cannon Brothers,
1850 sherman. Fitzrdy Oi40
COLORED Alpcr 2 famfy. 50 600 $3.50
down S2s monthly Cannon Brothers
1850 sherman. Fitzroy oi40.
COLORED- Modern four apartment five
each good income; reasonable payments
Mcqueen. Townsend 1854
COLORED-e apartments. steam heat
good income reasonable payments Nc
Queen. Townsend 6-3St1.
COLORED- ATrowbridgs six rooms garage
on steam heat. $500 down. Goles 3
Bryant Fltzroy Sis
CotORED 2-famny, rooms hot air
west side. near Milford $3.50 down.
Tyler 5-6s6g Poole "
ICOLORED Redwood near Milford 2
/ family. 3 and 8 IS ESQ. terms Nun.
lev" Tyler $500
coLoRED-Homes. ell prices; easy term,
Emedley. as East Warren. TIE. 1-e1e2.