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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-12-01
DAUGHTERS OF
CONFEDERACY'S
CHARITY BALI
BY SALLY SHARP.

The Albert Sidney Johnston Chapter
of the Daughters of the Confederacy is
again to the fore with its charity ball
to be given on Monday night at the
Palace.
Great things are expected of this one
big charity bail of San Francisco.
Charity balls are always interesting
functions, but this of the appreciative
Southern daughters is distjnctively a
feature Of the social activities of this
Western. burg:
Besides the rare good fun that's
promised and acceptances to Mrs.
Alfred Hunter VOORHEES, show a splen-
did foregathering of the smart set
there is the noble purpose underlying it
alL-the caring for the poor old chaps
who wore the gray.
For the Federal soldiers without the
comforts of living. good homes are
maintained by the national Govern
ment For the other brave fellows who
followed where they thought was right
and lost-there is no haven in the
afterglow of life. And thus is it the
chosen task of the Albert Sidney john
ston Chapter of Confederate Daughters
to make easier the lives of the men who
wore the gray. And success to the ball.
Good fun for those who elect to at
tend, And comfort to the poor old
chaps left lonely in this big wide West.
The managers of the Buford Free
kindergarten will give their annual
bazaar for the benefit of the kinder
garten Saturday, December g. The
sale will be held at the home of MES.
Harry Durbrow, 230S Jackson street,
and will consist of dolls, candy. utility
articles and dainty Nancy work Of all
kinds.
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TONES 'SUBDEES.
.ARTFUL....TIlG.E|:...RS.
Champions Look Like. Band
of Bush Leaguers Before
First Game Is Half Over

The Angels and the Tigers mixed it
in the first skirmish Of a post season
series yesterday at Recreation Park.
The stars from Tacoma looked more
like bush leaguers than champions
after the southern band had finished
trimming them up. Mixes stellar
collection, aided by st. Louis Danny
Shay at: short. never figured. and the
finish could be seen many rounds be-
fore it came. Score: Los Angeles s,
Tacoma 0.
Oscar jones. who used to unwind
curves for. Mr.. Morley before he be-
came big league attraction. was one
of the main performers out at the
game. He looked dangerous when. the
Tigers came to bat, and all they did
throughout the game was to swing
their heads off and hit nothing. They
never had more than one man on the
sacks at time and. never came near
scoring.
Demure little Willie Thomas was
treated: to quite humping; and be-.
sides this three errors-two by Danny
Shay and one by Cap Gfaham-did
much to put him in a hole and let
the Angels get runs. Thomas was.
lucky they did not make a few more
off him, for several good hard drives
went right into the mitts OF waiting
outf1elders-
-CraVath poKed out a home run over
the right field fence in the sixth
spasm. Brashear responded with three
hits out of four trips to the plate.
The field was wet and soggy. but at
that the work Of the .inhelders was
fairly fast and two neat double plays
were pulled of. Hildebrand played
left field for the Angels, and besides
making four clever catches he bit or
a double and scored a sacrifice.
There was little or no interest at
tached to the meeting, and a slim
crowd turned ont Newton and over
all will battle on the slab to-day. and
as this will be their first conflict in
this city it should create some inter
est. After playing five games in this
city the two teams will journey to Los
Angeles. where five more will take
place. The score:
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AGED COUPLE
TO We'd TO-DAY
Mrs. Rosina Cohen, Former
Belle of San Francisco,
to Marry Louis A.. Levy
NEWS Is A SURPRISE
Plans of the Prospective
Bride and Groom Revealed
by the Marriage License

/. ConsIdera BILE interest was evinced in
local Jewish circles yesterday when the
announcement was made that Louis
A Levy, one of San Francisco's oldest
and best known citizens, had secured
license to marry Mrs. Rosina Cohen
The intended husband is about 10
years. Of age and the. prospective bride
about 90 It was said yesterday. that
the marriage ceremony will be per-
formed to-day by Judge Of the SUI
parior Court and Immediately after the
ceremony the couple. will depart on
wedding tour; going first TO Los An
geles and thence eastward to the other
side OF the Atlantic.
Louis A. Levy has been for many
years identified with the hotel business
in San Francisco. He now includes
among his holdings the Ricehlieu
Hotel property and the Montrose
Hotel near by. About eighteen
months ago his. wife died and for
several months Levy has been living
at the ST. Francis Hotel with his step
daughter, Mrs. Leopold MicheEs, wife
Of the well-known capitalist and.
stakeholder in the big hostelry. Mrs.
Cohen is the widow of Rudolph Cohen.
a pioneer merchant of the coast. In
her rnaidenhood, as Miss stolz, she was
regarded as one of the prettiest bellies
of San Francisco.
The announcement Of her. engage
ment to Levy came as a surprise to
the relatives and. friends Of both, who
were busily- engaged yesterday in dis
GUESSING the approaching wedding Of
the couple
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fire ENVELOPS
A. SANITARIUM
Hundred Patients Endangef-
ed by the Flames.iR HOspi-
tai in Pueblo. Colorado
NO LIVES ARE LOST
Woman Calmly Directs the
Removal of Inmates, but
Blaze Is Soon Put Out

PUEBLO, Colo, Nov. 30.-What threat
ened to be one of the most disastrous
fires in the history of the city broke out
in the sanitarium section of St. Mary's
Hospital at lis O'Clock this afternoon,
and in a. short. time flames and smoke
were issuing from the roof Of the inn
mense structure in a manner that
seemed to threaten the lives of the hun
dred or more patients, nurses and at
tendants. A constant stream Of strech-
ers, on which were patients of most
every Sort. issued from the various
doors Of the threatened portions Of ,the
building for twenty minutes: Some Of
these were placed In the ambulances
sent to the scene by the other hospitals
and from the various undertaking. es-
adjustments. Fhe. clang Of the ambu-'
lance gongs as they rushed hither and
thither, mingled with the roar Of the
flames and the shouts Of the fremen,
the noise of. the fire engines and the
dense clouds Of smoke, combined to
create pandemonium.
A general alarm was turned IN and
the. entire fire department responded
quickly. AlT.was confusion, but Sister
Phillips remained COOL directing her
attention. to the nurses and the doctors.
having those who were believed to be
most in danger removed first. 1t was
not long before 1t was seen that the fire
was under control, and then the pa
tients were removed from the east end
Of the. building ito rooms where the
water and smoke had not caused any
Inconvenience. - 80
The excitement was over within forty:
five minutes from the time the FIRE was:
discovered The prompt work. by the.
fremen and attendants kept the IRE.
confined to the fifth. story of the build
ing, where there. were! only five pa
tents. The property loss was, only
$25, 900. :. -. ...... = ~
One OF the. firemen was cut of from
escape and was removed in an uncon-
scious condition. - 20 - -. q
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses were issued yesterday as
follows:
John s. Sullivan, 90 4OO1I Sixth street. and
Mary Sullivan. 25. 100 Morris avenue.
VIII H. Becker, 30. 474 Jessie street. and
Emma Hawley. 30. 474 Jessie street
Thomas Faulkner. 80. 365 Geary street. and
Florence G. Patterson, "a. Boston Mass.
Luigi Paladino 20. 419 Harriet street, and
Georgia Manola. "a, 419 Harriet street.
II. William Westerfeld 81, city, and Lillian
NJ. K. Lubben. Is, city.
oscar sahiberr. y, 40 Sixth street. and
Belle CULVER. 10. 274o Fillmore street
George c. Horner, 81. Larkspur, and Mary
s. Wallace 20. 1914 Oak street.
William S. Diher 81. Berkeley and Ada
E. Rattan o. 1902 Geary street
Harry S. Johnson, 25, 2504 Washington
street and Adela r. Frisbie "a, 1859 Post St
George J. McChesney. AZ "a Geary street.
and Cora mcclure a. Haywards.
William l. Paterson. 80, Portland Ore. and
Louise A. Andrews, %, Portland, Ore.
David 3. Bsrnhart SO, MERGED, and Anna
c. Wolisen 30. MERGED.
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York. Mrs A. siesbuttel. and Mrs Fred
Ilsohn a native of Hesse- Cassel. Germany.
. aged 7G years 8. months and 2 days.
fully invited to attend the funeral services
Thursday. December l, 1904 at ?, m ma at
her late residence. % Twenty eighth street.
Cremation l. O. o. F: Cemetery.
SKELLENGER-In this city. November So
1904, Milton o.. youngest and dearly beloved
loving brother of Fred. Mervin and Harry
Sheran Skellenger a native. of Calistoga
Cal. aged 9 months and p days.
IL Friends and acquaintance are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral to- morrow
friday. December 2, at 10 a. m; from the
residence Of Mr.. c. B. Kitch, 2517 Mission
street. between Twenty first and Twenty
second.
SMIrH-In Hartford. Conn. November I.
1904. Elisha B., beloved husband of kath-
crime Spencer Smith. native of Walling-
ford Conn. and late of Lakeside Park. Lake
Tahoe. Cal. aged IA years and months
WADE-In this city. November &c. 1904. Mrs.
MARGARET Wade widow of the late Philip
w. Wade and sister Of Mrs John Sheehy
and the late Mrs. James r. Kelly. native
UThe funeral will take place to-day
(Thursday). at $3.50 a. m. from the parlors
thence to ST. Boniface's Church. where
requiem mass will be celebrated for the re-
pose Of her SOUL commencing at a. m.
Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.
WALSH-In Oakland. November 80, 1904 Ar.
thur James, dearly beloved son OF Frank
and Nellie Walsh Walsh. and. brother Of George.
Francisco. aged II years months and IL
days
wARD-In this city November so. 1904. at
Harrison avenue, James w. Ward. be-
loved cousin Of James and Neil Mccarthy.
a native Of County Donegal Ireland. aged
20. years
with this city. November 80 1904, Lena
Henrietta. dearly beloved wife OF Otto w.
Witt. mother of Harry Witt, daughter OF
Mrs. H. A. StefEens and sister of Charles
b. ,Mohr and the late j. Henry Mohr. ma
tive of San Francisco. aged 81 years and
months.
DFriends and acquaintance are respect.
fully invited to attend the funeral to- morrow
friday December 2, at 2:30 p. m. from
the residence OF her mother, .1s0S Larkin
street. between Jackson and Pacific. Gre
nation I. o. o.. F: Cemetery. Please omit
flowers
WHYTLAw-In this city. November So 1904,
John Newton Whytlaw, a. native of Missis-
sippi. aged &c. years months and g. days.
CARD OF THANKS
We desire to express our sincere thanks
to our many friends for the kindness and
sympathy extended to us in our late be-
reavement in the death OF my dear wife,
Julia Stevenot
LOUIS STEVENOT and family.
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DIED.

AJAX-In this city November 30 1904. Ethel
NJ, beloved wife Of H. T. Ajax. and mother
Of Hazel M and Ruth E. Ajax. native Of
Iowa, aged % years months and days.
UNotice OF funeral hereafter Remains
at the parlors OF the Western Addition
Funeral Directors, 1924 Devisadero street,
between Suffer and Bush.
APPLETON-In this city. November 80. 1904,
Catherine Appleton dearly beloved wife Of
L. Appleton. and devoted mother Of Fannie
T., Wallace. Alfred and Marguerite Isabella
aged 55 years and months.
COGHLAN-In this city November 30 1904
and father Of John. william David Jr, Isa-
bel. James Maria and Arthur Coghlan a.
native Of County Waterford Ireland.
DNotice Of funeral hereafter
CONNESS-In this city. November %. 1904
Kate CONFESS. beloved wife of the late
Thomas CONFESS. and mother of Annie and
I.ottie CONFESS and Mrs. Gus Bard. a native
of New York aged 45 years months and
days. anu
UFriends and acquaintance are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral Thursday
Porter & White 423 Golden Gate avenue
thence to ST. Mary's Cathedral where a re-
QUEEN mass VIII be celebrated for the repose
of her soul, commencing at a. m Inter
ment Holy Cross Cemetery.
CUNEO-In this city. November 80. 1904,
Nora. beloved wife of John Cuneo, and
and daughter Of Daniel and Julia. Callahan
and sister OF Sophie and Katie Callahan a
native OF London. England aged "a years
OThe funeral will take place Saturday,
December 3. at 8 a. M, from her late resi-
dence, 1923 Montgomery street between
Broadway and Vallejo. thence to st. Francis
brated for the repose of her soul, commence
ing at $3.50 a. m. Interment Holy Cross
Cemetery.
DoNovAN-In this city. November 80 1904
van. devoted mother of Nora and CorneIi,s
Donovan. niece of Mrs. White and the late
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KNIGHTs on cOLrMBrs IINKs-A

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS JINKs-An en-
tertaining high jinks was given Tuesday night
by San Francisco Council. knights Of Colum-
bus. at Golden Gate Hall An excellent niu-
steal programme given and several mem
bers OF the Olympic Club contributed their ser
vices TO make the evening one Of pleasure
The following took part in the programme
Jim Keith Fred o. COnnell Neal. Power. VIII
Patch. Joseph Tucker. George Clark. George
Connolly James j. Welsh. Frank T. Shea Ben
Tarbox ]. ]. Dolan. Achille Antiques. Joe Ros-
borough George Ryan. Oscar Frank. Jack
Denehy. The event handled by T. j.
Welsh (chairmaf). z. r. Myrick. VIII Patch.
Jack Cunningham. T. W. Warren, James Keith.
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Mayor DECLINES Presidencr.

Mayor E. E. Schmitz. when offered
the position of president of the Must
clans Union for the fourth term, de-
clined the honor. In his declination
he said the duties of Mayor occupied
all his time, and, as the people ex-
pected him to devote his time to their
interests, he was going to do so as far
as in his power. He thanked the
members of his union for their devo-
ton. and confidence.
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BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS.

Birth marriage and death notices sent bv
mail will not be inserted. They must be handed
in at either of the publication offices and be
Endorsed with the name and residence of per-
authorized to have the same published
Notices restricted simply to the announcement
of the event published once in this column
free of charge.
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.FRUTTVALE ADVERT'S'TS
FEurrvALE zEA1 ESTATE.


CHks. F. LEE. Phone Vale 2se.
-: 1222 Fruitvale ave. near station.
3. S45OAtsood Broom house: lot 45Xl0C; ! block
TO cars: nice. slightly; fine view dirt cheap; hne
..sItso-seAt 4-room high basement cottage;
1ne location schools. churches and postofhce
nesr. good neighborhoodt lot nicely fenced; lot
5OxlO0.
.SI55e-One acre rich. sandy loan Soil; neat s.
room cottage; good barn and carriage she'd
large brooder house. breeders. incubators,
rhicken-houses chiCksn- yards nice fence; fruit
trees flowers. fine foot well: entire property
surrounded b. good picket and wire fence; an
ideal chicken ranch. close 70 cars and fine
-hool. only $500 cash Snd S15 monthly.
S22u0--Ses- modern cottage Of 3 large rooms.
fine reception hail. bath porcelain tub. patent
toilet, large pantry: choice location; fine view;
? lines one block away; fine school and
church close by; only $500 cash; lot 50x123
SGo0 cssh-Beautiful hCrilc of 1 large rooms,
high basement. concrete foundation; fine well
. Of water all set out IN small fruits; viii
make a fine chicken ranch. cold fOgs or
heavy WINDS, nestles at the base Of the foot
Ills street cars. schools church and pOstoffce
close by Ene sandy loan soil; nearly acre
q ground: price an told 5000 this is a. snap.
. g. MILL SELL YOU 4 LOT AND BUILD YOU
a HOME on EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
80. lots in the beautiful Rosa Lee Tract:
fine. soil: graHd view. new homes rapidly going
each s. Down. balance 81 50 per month
- EHAs- F. LEE Fruitvale ave.
ST5O-fCHUICE corner lot. on Fruitvale' ave
;: 5oEl25; sDlendldly located and snap. .
flV00-Ancther snap; 124x174: nearly =
acre in fruit: = block from Fruitvale ave
nice homes all around; worth $500. BEL
- - DEN lll2 Broadway. Oakland
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BORN.

FITZELI-In this city. November so 1904 tc
the wife Of Lincoln Fitzell. a daughter
HOWARD-In this city November 80, 1904
to the wife Of George Howard daughter.
HUNTER-In Alameda November % 1904
to the wife of Frederick L. Hunter, a
daughter.
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$50 600 MUNICIPAL water works bonds. town
OF Wheatland for sale. untaxable bearing
per cent interest; serial 40 years; bids VIII
be received up to Monday, Dec 5. 1904 GER
titled check Of 10 per cent to accompany bid
For information address r. N MURPHY
Town Clerk. Wheatland Cal.
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LECTURE ON THE wAR-An illustrated
lecture on the. Russo-Japanese war will be
given in the Y. M. G. A. auditorium tomorrow
night by Bishop NJ c. Harris. Battle scenes
fIcm the beginning Of the conflict until the
battle of Liaoyahg will be shown.
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SUMMARY.

Home run-Cravath- Errors-Shay p Spies
Graham Two-base hits-Smith. Hildebrand
Brashear. Sacrifice hit-Hildebrand. First
base on errors-Tacona I. Los Angeles >
First base on called balls-On Thomas l. of
Jones /. Loft on bases-Tacoma 3. Los An
geles 8. Struck Out-By Thomas l. BY Jones g.
Hit by Ditcher-Hildebrand Double plays
Flood to Ioma1 to Brashear: Shay to NOrdyks
70 Sheehan Time OF game %. Umpire
Mcdonald.
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MARRIED.

DILLER-RATTAN-In this city. November
80, 1904, by the Rev. Edwin F. Brown Will
liam S. Diller of Berkeley and Ada E. Rat
tan Of this city.
SMITH FOGERSTROM-In this city, Noven1
Der 81 1904 by the Rev. Edwin F. Brown
Alfred L. Smith and Jennie K Fogerstrom
both of this city.
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SALE of Government Property-Offce Depot
Quartermaster, SO New Montgomery ST. san
Francisco. Cal, Dec l. 1904.-Sealed propos-
ais in triplicate, will be received at this Of
flee until 10 o'clock a. m. Tuesday Deem
Der 20. 1904. and then opened for the pur-
chase of damaged khaki clothing, viz :, 122, 666
coats, 10S,049 trousers (foot, 1112 trousers
mounted samples of which can be seen at
this depot. Further information and blank
proposals will be furnished on application.
Envelopes containing proposals should be
marked Proposals for Khaki Clothing" to
be opened December 90 1904 and addressed
to MAJOR c. A. DEVOL, Q. M. U. 8. A.,
Depot Quartermaster.
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SUFFERING AND srAMMER1Ne.

EXPANSION OF MELBOURNE SCHOOLS
Downtown. 521 Franklin, near McAllister, 8
to IL. Open air school. $40 Diamond ST.; tel.
Capp 5173; L to p. m. Details either.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

ALL debts against A. GAZE of 225 Third st
(cgar stand) must be presented by Dec. /
1904. as 1 am selling out A. GAZE.
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f J. Monahan, Manager. Tel. Mission 81.
M0NAHAN. 0'HARA & co.

FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERs.
1885, 34l Mission ST.. near Nineteenth,
San Francisco.
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OAKLAND ADYERT'S'M'Ts
:. oFFTCE. LOG BROADWAY.

: p.
=. - = -, - -e>1---31 :. -
- 5 = y a = LAM Bal: EsEA IL.
4: FE5v~ OF THE OFFERINGS in CLEAR.
aNct SALE OF THE SAN FRANcIsco
SAVINGS .ENG0N PROPERTIES
: ssslf 9ox1o5 or 18th ave AL stra.t ,-o,,,
-aone..
done. '''.''' '" an S''eF' "OfA
=. S5O0-1OzSr22 on Cypress st. corner lot.
sSoo.-2SxI30 on 17th ave.
49,, Arid. lots OF ether kood BUYS at Sc uer foot
ana. up -.
THEY A RE CONC; FAST so IF yOrr WANT
.. - ---2- 33roeo1%ay- oek-eno-
nh Wt,ni,r-r.r FeT.-E- pp6prprv ros
!: In. =, 81 r.. I'm fOH
We have b.en annotated exclusive agents IN,
~ -riStessr ~ ne Samuel Ne-rftt fJos3ittsi
Tor he sale OF IN the propertv Belonging 10 the
said. hnsuifsl and fronting on Jackson Madi-
.Sor ClaE Twelfth and 'rhir4eentb sts irci,,d
. V,i,ev IN 0sI- e. sx,s5;r ~
- l. te Merritt. recently undef optien 10 fbe
S s;.y Il 5 1.sa TOT PARK PURPOSES also the
-'''''.
We hsve. both improved and uninnroxea
rf~r nar7r
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rYPEwRITERs AND SUPPLIES
PROPOSALS.

wsnted-Nolce is hereby
given that sealed proposals will be re-
ceive1 by the Board of Directors of the
Veterans Home of California, at Its ofnce'
Room l3. $40 Sansome St. San Francisco.
California; up to IL clock a. m, Satur-
day, December 3, 1904 and opened immedi-
ately thereafter in the presence OF bidders,
for furnishing and delivering Quartermaster
and commissary supplies etc, for the vet
Grams Home, Napa County, California
(railroad station Yountville. Z. o. b.. for
six months. commencing January l. 1902,
and ending June 60 1905. Schedules with
Information and instructions for submitting
bids will be furnished upon application by
low the conditions OF the schedules, and no
bid Will be considered unless it is in
cordance with such schedules. Bids must
be made samples submitted whenever
called for in the schedule. Each bidder must
accompany his bid with a certified check
upon some well known and responsible
banking ho:se for at least 10 per cent. OF
the amount OF his bid. payable 10 c. Mason
Kline Treasurer conditioned that the bic
DER will enter into q good and valid con-
tract upon notice Of acceptance. as required
by law. The Board the right
to reject any all bids and to order any
quantity over under the amount specified
Preference viii be given to goods manufac
ness and quality being equal. under the pro-
visions Of Section 324T of the Political Code
Address John f. Sneehan Secretary of the
Of California Room 49, 800 Sansone ST. San
Francisco. California. BY order Of the Board
Of Directors. JOHN F. SHEEHAN, Score
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OAKLAND FURNITURE FOE SALE.
TOMORROW the day for bargains in turn,-
fure. y. fchelhaas. 11th -. CO... store. flakland
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Runs AND HITS BY INN
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BARGAIN-Beautifui 7-r. home sn Piedmont:
fne ne.Rhborhood; good location: near car
line viii sell cheap; must be seen TO be ap-
preciated. ApDly 70 = NORRIS. Go Beth St