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Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-18
SUPERIOR
OFFICERS BANQUET.
Meeting Was Held Near Elizabeth
Yesterday-Th Present
from Here.

The banquet following the annual
convention of the Superior Police
Officers Protective Association of
New Jersey at John C. Bender's Ho-
tel, Roselle Park, Lorraine, last
light, was a brilliant affair. 1t was
rendered to the state association by
the association of Union, Middlesex
and Monmouth counties. About 900
men sat down ,at the tables and as
many more tickets could have easily
been sold had it been so desired by
those in charge. Many guests of
prominence were present and spoke.
Governor Stokes was unable to be
present, but former governor Foster
NJ. Voorhees, was present and acted
in the capacity of POSTMASTER.
Among those for whom a table had
been set on the dais, and most of
Edward C. Stokes, Amos Anderson,
Foster M. Voorhees,, Rufus b. White
head, John Kean, d. c. Ivans, Samuel
J. Berry, James II. Alexander, w. H.
C. Jackson, Alton A. B. Carlton.
James c. Connolly, Ernest r. Acker-
man, Col. John c. Rose, Frank Ber-
gen, Charles Reed, William N. Run
yon, James S. Buckle, Charles N.
Fowler, Harry Marshall and Andrew
M. Cardell.
The large gathering was entertain
ed during the banquet, prior to the
speechmaking, by a pianist and en-
tertainers.
Owing to the republican conven-
ton here last night, the members of
the police committee of the council
and the alderman-at-large did not at
tend. Among the guests from this
city, most of whom set at one table,
were: Chief P. ]. Burke, August
Kroeger, ]. e. Stricken, Lawrence
DAILY, Arthur Nestor, James e. Gala
CHER, Joseph j. Keenan,, Jeppe Soud-
ergaard, Detective Sergeant J. A.
Huff, Sergeant ]. H. Mulligan,
Roundsman j. f. Morris and Patrol
l.. A. Long.
At the convention in the afternoon
the following officers we're re-elect-
ed:
President, Captain John ]. Cleary,
of Trenton; vice president, Chief
George C. Tenney, of Elizabeth; sec
rotary, Sergeant M. ]. Ryan, of New
financial secretary, Inspector
Samuel Archibald, of Jersey City;
treasurer, Captain John A. Peters, of
Elizabeth.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-18

IN CHuRcH CIRCLEs.

The regular quarterly business
meeting of the Baptist congregation
will be held in the church tonight.
Rev. G.. A. Lind, a western Meth
odist preacher who has just return
ed from a visit to Denmark, will
preach in the Danish M. E. church
tonight.
The class of catechumens will
meet tonight at Z o'clock in the YES
try of the church.
The ladies of Grace English Luth-
eran church + decorating the store
room, corner of Madison avenue and
Smith street, for the chicken and
waffle supper to be given by them
Thursday night.
The auxiliary of Simpson M. E.
church will hold a business meeting
in the church tomorrow night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-18
SECOND NIGHT WAS
EQUALLY SUCCESSFUL.
Presentation of alice in Wonder
land" Made Big Hit--Prizes for
Selling Tickets.

The second presentation of ''Alice
in Wonderland" was given last night
in Wilder Hall and was, in a meas
ure, a greater success than the prev
ious performance. AS n
of the plays popularity a matinee
will be given Saturday afternoon so
that all who were not able to witness
the evening performance may see
the beautiful spectacular production.
AS on the previous night. the hall
was crowded. At the close of the sec
ond act S. r. Harrington, in a short
address, presented the prizes of a
watch to the boy and girl who sold
the most tickets. Frank Mccormick
won the boys watch by selling
ninety-one tickets and Margaret
Wight won the girls watch by selling
forty-fve tickets.
All the musical numbers were
heartily a%pplauded and Miss Ella
Ramsey, as Columbia, repeated her
success of the previous night by her
rendering of boy in Blue" support
ed by the chorus of nations.
Inc members or the cast were Civ
en- a dance which lasted until 10
O'Clock as a recognition of thanks for
their aid in making the affair a sue
cess.
A meeting will probably be held
this afternoon and arrangements
completed for the Saturday matinee.
There is no doubt that alice in
Wonderland" has proved a great fl
nancial success and will reflect credit
upon the ladies of the auxiliary.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-18

At the Hartmann's alleys bowling
is now on in full force and last night
Chris Nelson, one of the crack bowl
of this city, rolled POI and POS.
Other bowlers made fair scores. The
following teams have hired the al
leys one one night each week. Mon
day nights, the Tuxedos; Tuesday
nights the Catholic Club; Wednesday
nights, the Friday Night Bowling
Club, and Friday night the Standard
Terra Gotta Works bowling team.
Thursday and Saturday nights the
alleys are open for any one.
Subscribe for the NEWS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-18

SCOTS Emulsion IS a care
full blend Of the purest cod
liver oil, hypophosphites of
lime and soda, glycerine and a
dash Of favoring. The com
bination of these valuable
ingredients emulsifed as in
SCOTS Emulsion represents
the greatest remedy yet dis
covered for weak lungs, poor
blood, low vitality, child
weakness and all wasting
diseases.
Wen send you a sample, free
SCOTT & BOVINE, 400 Pearl Street, New York.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-18
PRESBYTERIANS FAVOR
LOCAL OPTION LAWS.
New Jersey Synod Asks Legislature
to Pass LaW--RepOrt Shows
Loss in Membership.

CAPE MAY, Oct. 1S:-The New
Jersey Presbyterian synod, at it's
session, after a lengthy discussion,
passed a resolution, requesting the
coming legislature of New Jersey to
pass a bill providing for local option
in counties, towns, cities and bor-
oughs of the state.
1t also adopted a minute directing
that after January 1, 1906, the board
of trustees of every church in the
state shall be composed of nine mem
bers.
The Rev. DR.. John Fox, of the Am
erican Bible society, addressed the
synod, and announced that, for the
hrst time in many years, the society
was in debt. He said the Bible SOC
iety was contemplating an appeal
for So, 200, 600 for the work, and ex-
planned hat in New York large gifts
were apparently easier to get than
small ones.
The Rev. Clarence w. Rouse, of
Newton, yesterday presented the mar
rative of the state of religion for
1905. He said in part:
Excluding the p~resbyteries of
Corisco and Havana, our total mem
bership is 1868. The additions
to Jul church last year were 1850,
the losses 3,346-a net loss of 266."
Dr.. Hugh B. MacCauley, of Tren-
ton, presented a report from the
special committee on laws of trus-
tees, in which he called attention to
the printed report of the legislature
of New Jersey recently issued, in
which is found in full the revised
laws for trustees of the Presbyterian
church in New Jersey. These laws
were urged by the chairman to be
brought to the attention of all the
churches. They will be represent
ed in the minutes of the synod.
PRESBYTERIES' CONTRIBUTIONS
The following contributions from
various presbyteries were reported
in connection with the report on
synodical home missions:
Presbytery of Elizabeth. ..$2,973.9S
Ralph Voorhees,, Elizabeth 1000. 90
Presbytery of Jersey City. 2,1O2.7S
P~resbytery of Monmouth. 1,723.29
Presbytery of Morris and
Orange. 2,20S.47
P~resbytery of Newark 2,044.32
Presbytery, New Brunswick 2,S57.2S
P%resbytery of NEWTON. 1,033.23
P~resbytery of West Jersey 2,22S.2S
Presbytery of Corisco.... 10000
lOIdl ........ b
interest on balance in bank $46.S6
Van Meter fund, West Jer-
sey Presbytery ..... 1914
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-18
Is In Rad Shape.

John Kudrik, of Kennedale. who
was cut about the head in a melee
Monday night, was still unable to APP
pear against Steve and Peter Kon-
upka this morning. they being held
to await the result of his injuries,
He was attended by DR.. G. |. SILK,
who took six stitches at the cut. He
was also scratched up, as was his
brother.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-18
Will BE MARRIED TODAY.

Miss Marjorie Fullerton, a former
resident of this city and known to
many of the younger social set as
Marjorie Hermann, will be married
at 5 o'clock this afternoon at the
Church of the Paulist Fathers, Fifty
ninth street, corner of Columbus
avenue, New York city. After the
ceremony the couple will start inn
mediately for a two weeks trip to
Chicago, and upon their return will
reside in BROOKLYN.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-18

Total receipts for year. $21,O1S.19
The moneys were distributed
throughout the presbyteries for aid
ing weak churches, as follows:
In p~resbytery of Elizabeth, ST.
1880; ~presbytery of Jersey City,
$2,565; p~resbytery of Monmouth,
$~3,525.50; p~resbytery of Morris and
Orange, $1,000; presbytery of New
ark, $1,949.92; %presbytery of New
Brunswick, $~1.733.7S; ~presbytery of
West Jersey, $~3,992.44; presbytery
of Newton, $962.50; for administra-
ton expenses, $267.S5; total, $751;
370.49.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-18
BOWL AT HARTMANN'S
Catholic Club Rolled Against the
Tuxedo Team Last Night.

The Catholic Club bowling team
rolled a match game against the Tux
edo bowling team on the Hartmann
alleys last night and defeated them
in three straight games. In the first
they won by ia pins. In the second
they pulled ahead by 202 pins and in
the last they won by S5 pins. The
alleys were in fine condition and the
boys had no trouble in rolling up the
scores.
The total scnres were as follows:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-18
WH Summer homes in green hills Of
VERMONT AND LAKE CHAMPLAlM... !.


IbFIHs u 10 %IU poT WEoh
New trains between Boston, New York, Spring
field and Vermont points, AS good as any on
the continent. i56 page Illustrated brochure
mailed free on receipt of6c in stamps for pos
tage. Address A. W. EtCLESTONE,
SO. Pass. Agent, 1856 Broadway, New York City
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-18
III. w. FORD
CITY EXPRESS

Carting to all parts of the city. Orders
may be left at Sections Pharmacy or
p. r. r. freight !staLion.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-18

VS. AcAcrHsu II pAN SpWWApeco VI "
& b.
The following:
10 the Honorable Mayor and Board of
Aldermen Of the City of Perth Amboy,
Nj:
We, the undersigned, hereby make APP
plication for permission to organize q
fire company in Woodbridge road, to be
located between New Brunswick avenue
and Washington street, for the protection
of tho western part of that section. The
same to be known as the Raritan Hose
and Engine Company.
Hoping that you will grant the neces-
sary permission, we are yours respect
fully,
Alfred Craswell, Foreman
land 16 others).
was referred to the Committee Of the
Whole.
Alderman-at-Large Pfeiffer announced
that the time had arrived for the receiv-
ing of bids for the new sewer in S,yre
avenue and Matano Place.
The following bids were received:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-18

Mrs. Frank S. Gardiner and son,
of Greenville, who have been visit
ing Mrs. Samuel Carlton, spent Sat
urday with friends at Port Reading.
II II II
Mrs. E. w. Barnes is convalescent
after a long illness.
Court Martha Washington will
hold a regular meeting tomorrow
night and invitations for the Barn
Dance" to be given in Wilder Hall,
November 8, will be given out.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Golding and
little daughter Margaret return to
St. Joseph, Mo-, today after spending
a month with Mr.. and Mrs. l. Thorn
Golding, of High street.
II y II
MI. and Mrs. Alfred Thompson, of
24O New Brunswick avenue, are the
proud parents of a baby boy, born 2
O'Clock this morning.
II Il q
Freebooter Jens X. Jensen has re-
turned from his several weeks visit
in Denmark
U. B. Watson, of New York, was
in this city yesterday.
y n
CASTOR Hardy, a former resident,
was in town yesterday afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-18
ATTEND COMPANY H. DANCE.

A number of people from this city
have received invitations to attend
the dance of Company H., Second
Regiment, which well be held in Col
umbia Hall, New Brunswick, one
night next month.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-02-04
LAND BUYERS EXCURSION

TO MEADE. GRAY AND SEWARD
COUNTIES KAN.
ON FEB. 7TH AND 21ST, 1906. AT VERY
LOW RAILROAD RATES.
We will show you several thousand
acres of the best wheat alfalfa, sugar
beet, stock growing and general purpose
lands at prices ranging from 50 to IS per
acre, lands that will double your money
in u months should you wish to sell, or
give you a money making farm should
you desire to use it. Immigration is pour
ing into that region rapidly and prices are
sure to go higher in the near future. We
have 30 quarter sections at So peraacres all
smooth and very desirable. and some i'm
proved farms under so per acre. 1t win
pay you to go with US on this trip, as
high class land at low prices will soon dis
appear from the market. Railroad fare re-
funded If we sell you land. See us or
write for full information
GEORGE NJ. NOBLE & CO.,
REAL ESTATE.
455 Kansas Ave, Topeka, Kan.
OppOsite the Postoffiee.
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The Capitol Real Estate co.

FOR SALE:
8 lots and a room cottage, new, yard,
well fenced. fruit, good water, cement
walks front and rear, barn II by is, Sto-
~, Single roof, chicken house and other
outbuildings, location fine, on Ash street
Price s., $50.
ON LOGAN AVE.
A splendid room cottage. stairway to
large attic, 2 lots, good outbuildings, we'll
water, electric cars on street, walking dls-
lance to dinner from shops Price N,2o0
ON LIBERTY
500 will take them. Rent for so month.
Taxes light Electric cars within go feet
Nothing like them anywhere else.
ON 9TH ST-SUBURBAN.
10 rooms. 9 lots, more for your money
than anything else on my list. On the 9th
st. stone road. Price $3.50.
ON COLLEGE AVE.
beautiful homes for sale. One modern
in every. detail (exceps gas). Reception
in cellar, etc. Price 81 800.
ON TOPEKA AVE.
8 east front lots, trees and shrubbery,
rooms, new, laundry separate, valuable
oEtcuildings, well and cistern, city water
in park, owner packing TO leave the city.
Price made so low that it is sure to go
particulars.
VACANT LOTS.
In all sections of the city.
VACANT HOUSES FOR RENT.
At from $12 TO $50 per month
W. A. NE1SWANG Err,
Ind. Tel 94s. IFS w. Sixth st.
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FOR sAEIE-REAL ESTATE
GREAT SNAPS.

$3.50.
8 room modern residence, steam heat,
bath. barn, shade, lots, near in, west Of
state house.
s., 425
room residence and 3 room cottage,
renting SIS, corner lots. belongs to an
estate; must sell. Price has been 5000.
S3225.
II room residence, strictly modern, hot
water neat, bath, barn, very mar Hun
toon and 18th SITS.
room cottage 10th St., nice rcrne, $S75.
room cottage sth St, snap, ss75.
LOTS.
2 east front lots Harrison. each, 500,
5 fine east front lots, sewer. city water,
electric lights. everything. S225.
FARMS.
10 acres near car line. west side.
acres near Vinewood line, improved.
1sO acres Deer creek boltcni, we'll i'm
proved.
WE HAVE EVERYTHING.
BARNES REAL ESTATE CO.,
121 West Fifth St.
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FARMS---ROUDEBUSH.

40 acres this county. well improved. a
fine stock farm, S11 900.
400 acres 10 miles from Topeka, y mile
to station, Z room modern house. fine
shade, , acres orchard. 2 large barns for
$50 mead stock. $50 tons hay, 1000 bu. grain,
telephone to Topeka.
so acres miles out, good improvements,
So SEQ.
So acres smooth land miles out 20
acres alfalfa, $1,000 barn, 5 room house,
well and windmill, $500.
Also larger and smaller farms.
EMMETT L. ROUDEBUSH,
1O7 West Sixth St,
Topeka, Kan.
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SHAFFER e. WILLIAMS,

IJk Z. Sixth st. Opekas kass
200 acres 10 miles southwest of Topeka,
100 acres in cultivation, balance pasture
and meadow. one 8 room house and one
) room house, 2 barns. This is a snap.
Price $50 per acre.
50 acres 10 miles from Topeka, 40 acres
in cultivation, 40 acres in timber, living
water room house, stable, well, orchard,
only &, 400
go acres fine meadow and pasture land
Is miles from Topeka Price $50 per acre.
10 acres 8 miles from Topeka, 80 acres in
cultivation, 10 acres in timber. running
water, 3 room house, s., 500.
1 lot, good 6 room house, Jefferson St,
will rent for SIS. Price S1,400.
2 lots Monroe St, good z room house,
rents for SIS, a snap. Price S1,6oO.
2 lots Fillmore St, good modern room
house. barn, fine location. s.. s00
6 acres close in, fine location, blocks
from electric cars, good room house,
barn and fruit, a fine home, g, go.
We have bargains in all kinds of prop
erty, houses and farms for rent.
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FOR sALE-RznALi ESTATE FOR sAInz-rsrsAr. ESTATE
GEO. VI. NOBLE & CO.
FoR sAnE-REAI EsTATR
FOR sAnE-REAn ESTATE.
REAL ESTATE. LOANS AND INSURANCE.


Groom
can be TO
less for mnned
good an 49,
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number of houses soo
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and farrnsa low rates
Both Phones IA
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R. A. RICHARDS.

See me for investment in
REAL ESTATE.
1 have large list to select from, ranging
in prices.
DWELLINGS, $500 TO $4,000.
VACANT LOTS. SIS TO $1,000
FARMS. ACRE TRACTS.
81 SUBURBAN HOMES
Tell me what you want and I will sell
it to you
Don't forget: If you need insurance I
have it also. Call Ind. phone s34. Write
me and I win call on you.
r. A. RICHARDS,
III W. SIXTH ST, TOPEKA, KAN
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
RICHARDS.

FOR SALE-SPECIAIS.
ia lots. room cottage, W. 10th ST., on
car line, only $500 down and balance
monthly. Price very reasonable for quick
sale.
; lots. large s loom house, with reception
hall and strictly modern, good condition,
good location, on car line, west side. Ine
first story is hard oak finished excellent
shade IF you want a modern house II
viii pay you to investigate this The own
er says sell.
s5 #. front, 4 room house, outbuildines,
wei and cellar, good shade. on Z. 4th St.
Price $50.
r. A. RICHARDS.
III W. SIXTH ST, TOPEKA, KAN.
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"A SUBURBAN BARGAIN.

Fine home, 9 rooms, east front lots.
west side. near car line; high ground;
barn, 2 cisterns, well, cellar, etc. Price
s., O0G Good shade and lawn; chicken
yard and house. Taxes about $lS year
Brick walks. Fine neighborhood.
THE STRAUSS AGENCY
Central National Bank Bog.
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1854 SPRUCE STREET.

California owner wants to sell this place
at once; z roomed house, IL lots, one
block to school house, close to car line
Property rents for 81 per month. List
price $3.50. Nothing else so cheap in Low
man Hill.
THE STRAUSS AGENCY
Central National Bank Bldg.
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IN NORTH TOPEKA.

We have a few great bargains in North
Topeka, close in, must go at once
roOmed modern house, one block from
fire station, IL lots, paved street, barn,
gas, sewer, city water, elegant bath
room, 81, 100. Terms if you want them.
z roomed house, 215 lots. Jackson street.
close to Laurent; lots worth $500 each;
house splendidly built. Price s1,400.
Quincy street, near Gordon, rooms, 3
lots, barn, well. cisern, pump in Kitchen
etc Price 81, 200
All of the above brings 10 per cent on
rents.
THE STRAUSS AGENCY.
Central National Bank Bldg.
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ATToRNEYs-AT-LAw.

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7. D. HUMPHREYS, lawyer, 521 Kansas
a speciality. Collections. Practice In all
state and federal courts.
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2O4 MONROE.

6 room house, lots, best sort of a rent
al location, half way between town and
shops; barn, gas. cellar, cistern and well.
All this for $3.50 cash; or little more on
easy terms. Rent SIS month.
THE STRAUSS AGENCY,
Central National Bank Bldg.
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A FEW OF OUR BARGAINS.


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BENEDICT & co.

sLs5 '- .-' anu pavement EASTERN anu Fl yarn = new "0''S
IL lots
venents
errns$N cash. month o a
ren for
4roonc otag ga of shops
Santa
built years.
shapes small paym cash., balance rnonthIy
&
Upstah Ave-
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RICE EXCURSION FEB. STH.
$1,000 r. r. fare round trip for one
week in special car to Texas and
Louisiana Gulf points.
Call or telephone to
GEO. NJ. NOBLE & Co.,
435 KANSAS AVE
PHONES 444
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FOR SALE.

~ ~ AAf41k
3 corner lots. room house. stable. wen,
near Washburn college, $500.
Near NinewOod car line, lots. room
mouse barn, chicken house, big cistern,
on Tyler st paving, IL lots, 6 room
R ao use BATH elstern well, hydrant, sewer,
Western ave and 9Th. lots, room
house, gas cistern, well, hydrant, good
On Lowman Hill line, ~ lots, story, 5
rooms, porches, cellar, we'll and cistern,
sirable property. 81. $50. Terms.
J. z. TORRINGTON.
1o9 West Sixth st.
FOR SALE
wabaunsee county. 100 acre. farm miles
from Alma. so acres cultivation. good or
ehaTo, room house, pasture hay, stream,
50 acre farm near Eslrfege. 80 acres in
cultivation. orchard, pasture hay, room
house, Sl,7e0- Easy terms.
Wabaunsee county, 120 acre farm 5 miles
from Anna, 20 acres in cultivationsS0 acres
nay some tame grass nice bearing orch
ard, ,goodo buildings, s., 500; z cash
INVESTMENT PROPERTY.
story brick business property, central
location, rents for $40 per month, will net
over per cent above taxes. Want quick
i E2 a E; RoJDEBUsH.
FOR SALE room house. almost new
east front, good location. also good barn,
blocks north governors mansion; part
casni balance time at 6 per cent A bar
gam IL sold at once. Address L. K. B.,
Journal.
instructions for answering this kind of
an advertisement will be found at the
mead of the Want columnl
FOR SALE-Farm of 40 acres II miles
southwest Of city. 20 acres in cultivation
% acres hay land, balance pasture living
water and shelter timber. w. p. Gossett
1Ol5 Van Buren, s..
FOR SALE-7 room house on Polk ct
near 9Th St, city and cistern water in
mouse, barn Inquire M. Harmon, COL kan
sas ave, barber shop.
CALIFORNIA homes and enplovmenf
choice fruit, poultry ranches adioining
town. employment and free trip with each
~ acre purchase, 500 up starts you. sun
set Realty Co, Fresno, Cal
ANYONE desiring good improved Kansas
ave property, address x M Journal
instructions for answering this lxiD5 ~
an advertisement will be found a. AZ
mead OF the Want column1