davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-06-12
vEGErARIANs MEET To-NIGHT-A

VEGETARIANS MEET TO-NIGHT-A
public meeting OF the St. Louis Vegetarian
Society will be held this evening at No 1903
Chouteau avenue at o'clock. Mr.. Henry
G. whitney, a veteran Of the Civil War.
will discuss Eighteen Years Of Vegetarian
isrn." and Mr.. Robert Sakkis will commend
heshless diet from q worlsngman's po:nt
Of view.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-06-12

Always remember TO read The Republics
Help Wanted columns when in need OF
work. Two hundred and twenty-seven po-
sitions advertised to-day.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-06-12
WELL-kNOWN ARTISTS MODEL
TRIP VAN WlNE<LE" is DEAD.

John Tucker Whose Sken Beard Was Whieness
Fineness Passes Away in the City Hospital Morphine
POisOnng-H Remarkable Vislge Was Familiar
Business Men Who Frequented Corner of
Fourth and Olive Where lie Sold Papers
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-06-12

Take No. 46-the new train to New York,
Boston and Cincinnati. Leaves st. Louis
u:SJ p m, via BIG FOUR
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-06-12

RECOMMENDS USE OF POWER BRAKES TO AVOID ACCIDENTS.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-06-12
q H~%~~%%~~%e>>>>>e> e>E

q = . . = . . q . . = . . = . . . u
o SUMMARY OF o
= CoRoNER's REPORT. =
Coroner Funkhouser's annual report, .
o submitted yesterday, shows that he .
o held inquests on 1,5s7 bodies In the q
. fiscal year which closed March 81. o
= There were +34 deaths by accident. 139 .
= hom.cides. 172 suicides and Si2 miscel- .
+ ianeous cases. A large portion of the .
. miscellaneous cases were those Of per- =
q sons who died without medical attend q
= ance. q
= sixty-fye persons were killed by the =
= street cars. This is six less than the .
= preceding year. .
= Doctor FunkhOuser declares that the .
= street cars are running faster than o
. their lawful speed and urges that new .
= ordiIarces be adopted or the old ones o
= enforced. III view of the rapid rate of =
. speed, he urges the adoption of power o
9 brakes on all the street car lines. q
= The reckless use of firearms, as .
. shown in the numerous homicide cases, .
. is condemned. Doctor Funkhouser de- q
. clares that the disregard for human life g
= seems almost inconceivable. o
~
La Junta tribune., 1902-08-09
City Natl Proposals..

DUBLIC NOTICE N HEREBY GIVEN
that sealed proposals will he received at
the once Of the City Clerk Of the City Of La
Junta. Otero county, Colorado, until q clock
p. NJ. August 18th. 4. d. isos, for the coassruc-
ton of City Hall In the said city OF La
Junta. according to plans and ecihcation.
heretofore adopted by the City Council Of
said city OF La Iuntn.
The said plans and sS,eci hcations will be ON
file aud may he examined At any reasonable
time at the ONCE Of the City Clerk on and
after July 18th. A. II. 1907
All bids must be sealed and plainly marked
on the outside. Proposals for La Junfa city
Hall" Each and every bid must be accom-
panied ~ith scrtifesl check In the sum Of
t~o hundred dollars ieaD.0ol ns a guarantee
that the successful bidder will enter into q
propcr coatrnct With .aid city for said work
and also that he ~iil furnish q good aud suf-
6ci~nt bond for the fnltiliineat Of thu same.
The city coancii reserve. the right TO rcject
any and all bids.
by order Of tho city council Of the City Of
Ii 1untA.
lsEALl q. 5. THOMPSON, City Clerk.
Yirsa publication. July -. is0c
Last duplication, August Is. 1900.
La Junta tribune., 1902-08-09

oficeTs-Lieut. Wright. Of the
marine corps, and Lieut.. Della
plane. Of the 76th infantry, who is
at present constructing a tele-
phone line to Balangiga. OF the
enlisted men there were. besides
the sergeant major. eighteen men.
There were also about the same
number Of native prisoners. Lat
son and completed the party.
1t rained most Of the time we were
gone. At one o'clock we reached
the island from which Capt. Dun
lap had previously been driven by
food. Tents were put up, ard din
ner was eaten. We helped occupy
the officers tent. AT ago some OF
us went on up the river mile or
two further. | saw the place
where the two marines were shot;
the place where the log had been
fastened. ready to be put into posi-
ton across the river to imprison
any American boats which might
venture into the trap; the place
where. o. the tops OF the high
cliffs, huge stones had been secur-
ed, ready to be dropped on the
boats thus imprisoned. saw the
trails and portions OF the ladders
leading from the water to the
strongholds far above. The
scenery is sublime. The still
water; the high, perpendicular
white walls rising perhaps 800 feet;
The echoes from our voices, to-
gether with the evidences and the
memories OF the murderous de-
signs OF the insurrectos-all these
combined to make to make a
strange impression on my mind.
an impression OF grandeur-of
weird sublimi:y.
WILLIAM A. LEWIS.
TO He CONTINUED.
La Junta tribune., 1902-08-09
Death Of m,.. n..s Paris.

Mrs. Maud o. Paris, wife OF
Oliver 0. Paris, died at her home
in this city last Tuesday at 1890
o'clock p. M, after brief illness,
the cause OF death being apoplexy.
Mrs. Paris had been a resident Of
this city>but few months, coming
here from Ottawa, Kan, her hus-
band being employed in the Santa
Fe storehouse at this point. She
was native OF Kansas, and twen-
ty-two years OF age at the time OF
her death. The body was ship
ped to Otta~s. Kan. Thursday,
for final iuterment, being accom-
panied by Mr.. Paris and the moth
er of the deceased.
La Junta tribune., 1902-08-09
Administrators ne.,es.

ESTATE OF JAMES O-TOoIE. DECEASED
= The und-rsixned having heen appointed
administrator of the estate of James
O-Toole, late Of the county Of Ot-ro In the
state Of Colorado. d-c~As-d, hereby gives
notice that be ~iil npp-rar before the county
court OF said Otero county. at the court
August term, tsDs. the last Monday in
August H, af which time all person. hav-
Ing claims Axniost said estate arc NOTICED
and rrasprstcA to attend for tho purposr Of
having the same adjusted. AL per-ops In
debtr<i to said estate are requested to make
i'm mediate payment to the undersigned.
Dated At La Janta. Colo, this .ath day of
GERALD DOUGHERTY.
Administrator.
First publication July -. 100.
Last publication August =. lDE.
La Junta tribune., 1902-08-09
County Commissioners.


The county commissioners met
in regular session last Monday,
but no business Of very great inn
portance has as yet been trans
acted. most Of the time being
spent in examining claims and al
lowing bills.
James McBroom, through his
attorney, G. w. Parker, applied
for a license to sell malt liquors in
the town Of Olney Springs, for the
term of six months. The applica-
tion, after due consideration, was
denied.
The board appropriated sa5o to
be given in premiums for Otero
county products at the Rocky
Ford fair.
George Med. Osborn was ap-
pointed justice Of the peace in
justice precinct No. =, Rocky
Ford, to gil the vacancy caused by
the death OF c. w. Knapp.
La Junta tribune., 1902-08-09
so.ies TO Tsaesysr..

Notice is hereby given that !
will from August nth to August
10Th 1902. Sit to hear objections
or complaints of parties thinking
themselves enormously assessed
or those whose valuations on per-
sonal property have been increas-
ed by the assessor. All parties
whose valuations on personal prop
erty have been increased by the
assessor will receive notice of such
increase.
Fl. w. ADsMoNp,
Assessor of Otero County. Colo
RADIO.
La Junta tribune., 1902-08-09
nes,es Tor 1.s,,estiea.

United States Land Once. I
Pueblo. Colo, July -, lsn..
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ follo~ ing named settler has nled
notice Of his intention to make FINAL
proof In support OF his cisim
and that .aid proof will hr made b.
fore Clerk District Court, at In Junta, Colo :
RADIO. on Ortolrr "a. iS0c- Wis: John &,
In.k-rp: II. y; No. s-o7. for the SEA Sec Il.
T. = X. X. 81 ".
He name. the follow ing witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva-
tion of said land, Wis: George Bland, Asa
sc,.dsier, jane II. Crook, John ?. Lee. all
Of La Junfa, Colo.
J.R. GORDON. Register.
Yir~t publication July y, 1Soc.
LAss publication August q, 1907.
La Junta tribune., 1902-08-09
notice 70, 1.s,.e..,...
usIs.a se..s. I...A Oae..

unissd S4sass LanA O0es. 1
NOTICE IS sris sEsssT ross aiy4kSSF y4SFYH THtI n ri
~ follo~-inr NAMED speslss kas 0isd soaies
Of his iassssloa To Daks Anal proof In sup.
poss of his claim, aeA thas s.id proof wiil s.
70. Colo. on Sepsemhs1 =. tsle- Wis.,. fyea-
els n. Busssy. 3. X. No. es11. tor ths NJ yE.s
7. = =. X IS W.
He names ths folio Ing witnesses 70 peovs
his continuoas re~idesee upon snd eultiva'
John y. wils0a. VILLAS n. Andersoa. John
T. waasoo, all Of Ia yunta. Colo.
J. R. GORDON. Registsr.
Hirss publicasioa August 8, iSn- M
Lass pubticafion Septembss 10. lS0t-
La Junta tribune., 1902-08-09
se.,e. ., Public r,....... s.,..

Carl. =. \ weli., 9sn q cripsis crssl. xap
T.lsf cSnn,, :, -,.s. o. c.iSrsdo did b ,h.ir
March. 4. d, iSa, aud recor.icd on the z4th
day OF March, A.. u. lsoe, In book 50 at page
clerk And recorder Of Osero county. state oi
Cciorsdo, convey g The public trlstee Of
aid Gssr" county. Co!orad9, the toilo.ing
county. Colorado, to-wit:
All that certain l.areel Of land bounded and
I.oint ten hundred ard sixsy li0sOl irss west
lIO ie. township sssoty -shces t-D sonth,
.ssslos iiss aftsen hasirei and eighty iisso9
feet, thsnce south thirteen hundred aud
.Ssacs .orth shirssen hnndrcd and t~snsy
rs1Ss q ava, q . Tss o.sro c:n.I to@s:a, s
With all water rights appurtenant tbcreto,
Including three and three quarter .sk
Canal, Rs.rrvoir. .iAad. Loan aud TrssS Com
p~ny. which said deed Of trust was made To
.rctrc the payment TO Carrie l. Wight shr
tppromisory sotes, hearing even dates with
the said deed of trust, Que note for the priu-
on or before sixfy ts0j days after date there
hundred dollar. $500 due OF or b-for~ Que
principal sum Of nine hundred dollars leaDl
due on OF before two years after the date
ssS sss sss. a.:s tss e sSs 'g% q
notes frnsn the date thereof At the rate II
eight ~ per cent per annum, payable semi-
where's ..id trust deed further provided
that the said makers. shall pay taxes ON the
due and payable. and also keep the prem ises
insured. lo.., u any. payable to the henei !:
deed Of trust |. hereby made for greater cer-
tainty, and
no.ss s or " any NY psrs tser.oi. Or or ,ss inssress.
thereof. or In easr of breach q any Il The
thee ard In th.t case the whole Of The said
payabss 1t the optioe Of the legal holder Of
aid poses and the said trussee is authorisssl
to I'll and dispo.s q AID Prsniss. Tor is sss
purposs OF Payin9 the said isdehsedaes aud
ihs eoss s.a s.ps.sss on sceoant Of H. sxs-
Whsssas, defsait h. bssn made In II
payneat of the yeipeipal due On ths arss
% "a se. SSg ss'. e "a .ss sos.. e.s1s
exereiusd her optioa ~. rees0n. Of said ~
fault 20 dsciare the whose Of s.id isdshsea.
WkQssas, tke usisrsisned b pahlic sr,ssess
Mox 81 s + rss aa sas ps
l,e srnsss. & & aid ossre soussy. s,.ts q
of saId uotes ard BY the authority In me- vest
ed ~ ths ea3d trnst desd do heveby give
u0eico that win on -
SATURDAY. AUGUST =, iaoe.
II sisves o'eaoek I. ~ sor.peoa - saiA day
sell au1 dtsp0se Of all Of tho said preuabsoa
OF sqeA r. the .auDe ~ nay ~ Deeeasary, aul
an H. FiGhe, t3tbe and interl.e of naia y. A.
and aasagns, - psahaic ancsioa q fke sou1k
frost door g ths coanty court hcuse ~ L.
Junta, In OoBro county, Colorado, for til
hiIhese aed hest psics H. sane viii beine 6
casA fer IT, pefpcne os paytng tko aalA In
debesaaen With intersst thefesa. anA for
e peovsded b. said 800. eaa 81 e fFua.
puhase Truaeee Il Dssso Coanay, Celnr.So,
Ptss1 ~ Aaloatina Jaly q. M
Lase pnklieatioa AuGust - M
La Junta tribune., 1902-08-09
sesIee 10, essl.esslss.

Upised Seatss I-and O1ee. I
Pushto. Colo. Jams -, fS0e
NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN THAT THI
~ following namsd sssslsr has AIed n0sics
Of his iutensioa TO mAks ANAL prod In sup
port Of his elaim, aud that said proof will h
IN ade before Clerk District Court. af IL,
George Chosen. d.. e No. iu. for the 81
y NE = sersioa -. T n 4. B. s. "
bis eonsis.ns. Sa ss 'c s.ssSsscs. atos ssS % srNi
sstioa Of aid land. sis: Samuel c. Riley
squire Amos. Anthony Gsrdnes. George "
Marker, all of Las Anlsnas Colorado.
J. X. GORDON, Register.
Yir.t publication. August :. fsoe.
f~asf publication. September 8. 1900.
La Junta tribune., 1902-08-09
Thirty osys--no More.
fro he cosrIsuEp.

Having invested all my money
in storage coal, I will be compell-
ed to do strictly cash business
until after January l, 1903. except
with those people who have an
accoun, with me now and pay
their bills in full every thirty
days.
Very respectfully,
MATT DAIMLER.
La Junta tribune., 1902-08-09
SATURDAY. AUGUST 9. 1901
pn,l,pr,ae LETTER.
contInu y alton Of W. a. Lewis ElpsrI.
saess In Our Island Possessions.

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS,
June 2S, 1909.
"The experience OF the men with
Waller were something terrible.
When they left the east coast,
Waller. Capt. Bearss and Capt.
Porter had together about fifty
men. The continued rains made
hiking very difficult, and but slow
progress could be made. After
some days many began to be sick.
They had to cut their way through
dense underground. and the hard
work told on them terribly. The
weaker ones told the others to 60
ahead and leave them. Accord
ingly. Waller and Bearss came on
through. For some time they
had been without food except
small quantity OF bacon, and they
were consequently very weak. In
addition to this, their shoes were
worn out; and their feet, having
no protection, were poisoned by
plants. Many Of the party. upon
arriving here, could scarcely
walk.
"Monday evening Lieut.. Day
headed an expedition TO 60 TO the
relief OF the men left in the bills,
and "Wednesday morning Major
Waller and Capt. Dunlap started
with another party for the same
purpose. This morning Capt.
Bearss took twenty hve men to
Quinapundan. town beyond Bal
Angiga, in response to request
BY Gen. Smith at Tacloban. The
garrison there it seems, is sur
rounded by insurrectos who yester-
day prevented the landing OF sup
plies. AT present only about six
ty men are left here"
"Monday, January ao.-Mili-
tary operations are still going on.
The expedition to Quinapundan
returned the same day. II seems
that they were not needed there
very badly. after all. A few days
later the relief parties sent out to
find the lost men returned without
having accomplished anything.
The gunboat "lsla de Luzon"
started out few days ago to aid
in the search, and word has just
reached here that some OF the men
have been found. Ten it seems,
are still lost, and some are wound
ed. The particulars, however, l
do not know now, and shall not
try to write them
Friday. February = On Mon
day morning an orderly called on
me and stated that Major Waller
wished to see me at headquarters.
When l arrived there. Waller
grasped my hand, shook it warm
ly, and held it in his for sometime,
while wondered what he wanted.
He then said in his blunt and de-
cisive. but kindly way, you'll
have to close school. There is
smallpox in town. aud the doctor
has recommended a quarantine.
] was told that all cases, as they
made their appearance, were to be
sent to Hinamoc, q small island
about mile away.
"Lieut. Day introduced me to
two naval officers who had just
come in to confer with Waller.
Day then invited me to accom-
pany an expedition: which was to
60 up to the Cliffs Of Sohoton on
the following day. Later he lent
me his gun and belt, and helped
US in many ways to get ready for
the trip.
..At seven on Tuesday morning |
We started. In the party were two
La Junta tribune., 1902-08-09
soss soss loeA. ,rsss.
Trade at the Palace drug store

Trade at the Palace drug store.
See Bowen for your summer
suits.
For monuments and tombstones
see John T. Russell.
A good child's shoe, size S to 8,
for IS cents. at Hawkins.
Bowen has no apprentices work
ing-all experienced men.
Ladies' wrappers. best made.
SI.oo and 81. so, at Hawkins.
For fresh bread, pies or cakes 60
to Fishers postoffice news stand.
Buckley & Hart have list Of
"bargains" in homes. Look II
them.
The Armour brand bicycle
stockings at as cents, are the best,
at Hawkins.
Miss Anna Baeder, OF Dodge
City, Kan, is the guest OF Miss
Ola George.
You get eighteen years exper-
renee when you buy a suit Of
Bowen. the tailor.
Donald Hubbell, Of Topeka,
Kan, is the guest OF his uncle,
DR.. c. X. Hubbell.
"Gem Flour" best in the market.
Every sack guaranteed or money
refunded.-La lunta Milling Co.
FoR SALE OR RgNT-New room
house; two and one.half acre tract;
close to town. Inquire Of NJ. F.
Miller.
The city council met last Mon
day night, but M business was
transacted outside OF allowing =
number OF bills.
Did you look over the list of
houses and lots offered by Buckley
& Hart3 You had better inquire
now before prices advance.
The brick barn has been re-
christened. and is now called the
"La Junta Livery and Feed Com
pany, F. NJ. Likes, Manager.
Mrs. c. w. Bomgardner and
children arrived home last We'd
nesday night from Southern Cali
fornia, where they have been WIS.,
ting during the past month.
Miss Maggie Mulverhill, who
came here to attend her uncle.
James iO'Toole. during his last
days. left on the noon train Thurs
day for her home in ST Peters,
MINI.
John Donlon and son, X. G.
Dalton, Bert Winchell. and DR..
Ragsdale, OF La unta, composed
a party from that city who saw
the Wild West show in Pueblo
Monday.-Pueblo Chieftain.
We are in receipt Of a copy of
the "Pueblo Business Mems Di-
rectory," just issued from the
press OF the Pueblo Mail. The
title Of every business firm in Pu-
ebio is given. Clarence Z. Lu-
core is the publisher.
F. A, Griffin left on the FIRST
train for the east Thursday to join
his wife. who has been visiting
relatives in various parts OF Kan
sas during the past month. He
also left on No. 4 "Wednesday
night, but only got as far as Las
Animas on account OF the washout,
and had to return to La Junta and
start all over again.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-26
FENTRLOQUISH FOILS BURGLAR.
VOICES CANE FROM ALL PARTS oF ROOM AND
THIEF FLED.

VOICES CAME FROM ALL PARTS OF ROOM AND
THIEF FLED.
\ burglar was recently sentenced to one Of the
upstate prisons after an experience so narrowing
that his capture 10y his natural enemies the police
was almost relief. In company with his part
ner the burglar entered a house in which the rest
dents apparently were buried in peaceful slumber.
Now this particular burglar rather prides himself
on his professional skill Accordingly. he directed
his pal 10 keep watch outside while he himself
attended to the fine points OF the burglary.
All went we'll until the burglar entered a room
on the second floor, in which a man apparently
sleeping on the bed. Then came hoarse whisper
Here. you come out and let tend to this"
As the whisper seemed to come from the hall
the burglar thought his partner had intruded I'm a
most unjustihahle manner TO instruct him on
burglary as fine art lie tptoed toward the hall
intending 10 rehuke the presumptuous partner and
inform him that it a burglary, not a night
school which was In progress. But the door
OF the room he was halted by a grur voice,
Back up. there or III MI you with holes"
Thoroughly terrified. the burglar darted back
into tie room. at the same time making a motion
as II 10 draw his revolver. The man on the bed
still seemed 20 be sleeping peacefully. but from
The stmi-sIoom OF one of the corners OF the room
came the warning.
Make another move Of that sort aud I'll drop
YOU I've got YOU covered"
And then came the deep threatening crovyI a
bulldog gives before he makes his spring The
growl seemed to come from under tho burglars
very f'tI II was no time TO parIey. He made
Wild dash across III" room, plunged through a win
dow, ahghtcd on tho roof of a little shed and
rolled To the ground I'm the back ward Picking
himself up the terrified thief scrambled over tho
fence and sped up AN alley His partner. startled
al this sudden exit, but realizing that IL was not
IN" time for REORGANIZATION darted off in an
other direction
II was certainly fated 10 be an uuIucky night
Tor TINS particular burglar. Al the intersection of
me alley up which he was fleeing and the first
cross street nc encountered policeman who had
heard the crash OF the breaking glass The noIire
man wished the burglar 10 stop and explain The
burglar refused this request \ short argument
ensued. The policeman, by the use of mis- club
persuaded the burglar that logic was on his sid
lie even prevailed on the burglar to aCcOnDauy
nun 20 the nearest police station
co,r vas a"t 1ntil me case was called up in police
cause OF his undoing. In the house which he had
entered there lived professional ventriloduist And
me Ventriloqust vas awake when tho burglar on
tered his room 500 '-
NoW. wouldn't that lar NAM" sighed the nm
lucky burglar when he realized what had raus.d
MS woes. Some folks get an the hard Iurk
uat amt chained down. A ventriIoquisr, 6;es
me real thing in the way OF bulldogs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-26
ST0NELElGH COURT
THE GREAT APARTMENT HORSE SrCpp
TARY HAY is BUILDING IN
WASHINGTON
iBT TELEGRAPH TO THE rR,Rr-<f

washington oct. 25.-Stoneleieh Conf tb.
great apartment house Secretary HAY is bpiI5-
ing IN the social centre of the national ca,,i,,l
Is attracting more attention than any other g
the enterprises which are now in 1,rorrees il,
washington. The scheme il involves of proyid-
ing MONIES Tor members of the Diplomatic Germs
ana army and navy officers whose tours Of dutv
'Ast necessarily for only few years at a time
appeals particularly 10 the popular fame, and
much curiosity is manifested in every step tow
ara The contamination of the plans Half
square OF modern dwelling houses along Cor
hecucut-aRe. and LIST, within two blocks of tb,4
"hite House, have been cleared away, and with
the liberal use Of mechanical apparatus the ex
eaVations and foundations are rapidly adysDc
ing. The site cost over 100000 and the brud-
Ing viii cost more than 100000
The new building. which derives its name from
the family OF Mrs. Hay, Is notable for its attrac
i've design and luxurious appointments. as well
as for the distinguished character of lis av
pecoea tenants An important feature win be
the central court. which interrupts the main line
OF the front, and furnishes d space some eighty
feet square in the centre Of the building Into
this court the windows OF the various floors win
open and, with the exposures on the other
SIDES VIII furnish maximum Of air and light
he exterior walls OF this eight story building
will be OF brick Of light SHADE and terra cotts
ana the treatment chosen is thar OF the Frenct
NeAaissahce, win notifications. There are 10
De Twelve apartments on each floor. with the
exception OF The hrSt, SO that there viii be alto
gether about ninety-three suites ranging in
size from nine rooms and three baths 10 one
room and bath, giving a total of I50 rooms
on each floor the suites are in what are termed
sroups-that is 10 say, the access to each grolp
Is from one point, SO that the apartments in each
have separate passenger ana service elevators
by TINS method The occupants Of the house on
entering The building through one OF three
separate entrances come once 10 the an
pfoaches 70 their own apartments thus avoiding
the crowcing which would follow n he occ1f7
pants We're obliged TO use one apDroacb
The hrst floor viii be devoted nainiv "a ,ba
care ana reception room and the office ana the
pIlhclpa entrance VIII be through TIA r,,,rt
MheIe mere VIII be an approach for ca aria oas'
The building viii have a frontage Of pa fe', -,
Sonnectleut-ave. and l35 feet on LIST va