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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-05
INGALLS, ERRATA.

This Mccall has yet named the Democrat who de-
Tanded money of him in the last campaign If not
pretty good pointer the 'n character might important
In the first place will be recalled Mccall charged Democratic
campaign with soliciting him and when Judge
Parker and others denied this Mccall told about Judge Parker hold
ing his hat for McCa dollars twenty years ago Now it seems
twenty years Mccall giving money any political
paigns that 49, anybody else money AT was state
commissioner OF insurance and he admitted was hard
worker then Still his careness remarkable for
McOa knows all the OF prominence and he knew
that his statement about Judge Parker when he made
Some way must be found to make Mccall restrain
themselves their egosm less than disregard OF all law will
yet the foundations of business pobty to be shaken
Mccall in his bold and careless talks severe on measures
trodued to regulate life insurance companies lie calls them black
mailing schemes Certainly there has been
right along and of while proposed
have been worthless yet unless all very bright
Mccall spent lot Of buying the promoters the bills
off.
Mccall gver-up for politics both elections and
at Albany and yet to those who appealed him in tho name
charity he could be stiff any citizen he
was giving other folks money defeat Bryan 1000
Will he recalled time when deal Of effort
ssry TO elect Republican president McC all deep
wrote to those who raising money for the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-05
THE OUTLOOK FOR CUBA.

1t is be hoped that the Liberal party Cuba will
in its sombe mood That should
trouy their be disappointment perhaps show
in the long that the things
habit of rghng themselves republican government
General Jose Miguel course keeny
because he the leader the Liberal party
ehagrin interfere this country
would have justification doing This the
election that Cuba has had free from all outside This
country bound by its pledges the world permit Cuba
fair trial in the Of government Of
been Americans who declared
of could endure there the this
The first declare that republican
tutions suitable to others Americans.
There be among nations the idea that
is superior the other and that good institutions impossible
to the northern those which have been long subject
ideas This all and there hope that Cuba
her capacity for republican institutions fullest
We have worries in presidential campaign
institutions about century and quarter old Of
dions in Cuba for long time
and that calm deberaton necessary highest
for the freedom of Cuba necessary quail
ties and independence make
such less harhy they oppose the issue
is of lesser than liberty President Palma
and the Liberal be able under better
The people of Cuba should make their
controversies honestly 1t hoped Liberals have let
their zeal their real troubles forthcoming cleo
ton be honestly conducted Cuba Libra NAV
have still capacity to
enjoy the rights purchased fearful cost.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-05
A Smile or Two

Mansger-weren't YOU afraid 20 sleep
I'm that haunted room?
Disguised Thespisu-No; IL was real
comfort 30 he i'm some place where the
ghost walked Baltimore American.
How do YOU know that young
FOUNDERS Intentions are serious?'
Hes quit giving me flowers and candy
and substituted chafng dishes and cook
books and things Cleveland Leader.
Rodrick-They say Cholly Goodfellow
Is very popular around town.
Van Albert should say So why he
wears our two coats a month Just from
people slapping HIM on tho back.-Chl-
oago News.
'Ts my hat on strsig IT," she asked
him.
lie looked ~ her headgear in dumb
amazement.
81 dunno" he answered when it's
straight IL looks crooked and when it's
crooked II looks straight. Cleveland
Plain Dealer.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-05
! He THEATRES

Manager Lovenberg OF keith's Is espe-
cially enthusiastic about the bill arranged
for that theatre for next week. which is
anticipated 90 be one of the record-break-
ers OF the season. IL has come 20 be n
rule at Keith's u OFFER every week n half
dozen OF more big headline features. but
the program arranged for next week is
exceptionally strong I'm topliners.. i've NJ
the most costly and novel acts I'm vaude-
Vile heading the bill.
These will be the Military Octette and
tho Girl With the Baton. tho season S
musical novelty. pretentious military
fantasy beautifully staged and costumed
VIII VI. Cressy and Blanche Dayne. one
OF the cleverest and most popular sketch
teams before the public in Mr. Cressy's 8
latest one-act play never before given
herc). Town Hall. Tonight Salerno.
the European juggler who has set all
New York talking about his skill and
grace: the brothers and Sisters Ford a
quartet OF the famous family OF dancers
of that name I'm pretty dancing special
~. and Kerns Mimic Dog. nn amusing
canine just arrived from Europe who
gives character impersonations.
These features will all be brand new
10 Providence. and there will he eight
othcr features which will 10 close sec
onds including The Three Keators. with
funny little Buster. and Wynne Winslow,
tho charming soprano
-
on the bill st Keith's next week there
vll not he a dull feature. Tor N is one
~ the most rhsuomsnsiy strong rro.
grams ever arranged FOR vsuds,iils q
thsstrs Even ths Keith Motion Pictures
vill be - especial interest shoTinE .
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-05

Francis Cowel the city solicitor of Providence lie also
of the Rhode Island Bar association and in the days when
municipal politics cleaner member and president of the
council There has been suspicion times that
sistan might be the whole thing the city law department but the
real official Mr. Cowe Mr. Cowe has the reputation of being
OF the genial and armnded of that
very much opposed certain proceedings successfully carried
AS president of the bar association dis
nctvcy the representative of the best sentiment of the legal fra
tcrnty There should therefore be little
Mr. Cowe the superior the citizens of this city will be treated
political well other fairly Mr. Cowe has
reached the age when reputation for fairness only thing worth
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-05
DIED {.

CAMERON this city. on the Sd inst
Elizabeth T.. D.. daughter of Elizabeth
r. and tho late James Cameron, aged
IL years. days.
Funeral services from the residence Of
William Mellor, 81 Yale avenue, Friday
oct 9Th, At p m. Relatives and friends
invited 10 attend.
HATHAWAY-A tho Home for Aged
Women. on the 4th inst Mrs Abby j.
Hathaway in the list year of her age
Funeral Friday morning at 10 at tho
Home for Aged Women. Relatives and
friends are invited 10 attend.
HoLLAND-In Pawtucket on the Sd inst.
Ellen NJ. widow of Michael r. Holland
Funeral from her late residence, goo
Mineral Spring avenue. Friday. oct. s. At
Sis a. m. with services at ST. Edward =
church At o'clock Relatives and friends
are invited TO attend.
IINoE-In this city on the 4th inst
Mary T.. wife ~ Vincent J. Linge. and
daughter OF Daniel f. and Margaret
Hurley. aged 2s yeers. months
Funeral Friday morning. the 6th inst.
al $50 O'Clock. from her late residence.
500 Atwelrs avenue Requiem mass az
the Church Of the Blessed Sacrament.
Academy avenue at 2 o'clock, Relatives
and friends are invited TO attend.
SCOTT Suddenly. az his summer home.
Nantucket. Mass. on oct. ?. William
Wallace Scott ~ New Rochelle. mints =
ture painter. aged SIS years.
ToDD-In this city on the ith inst.
Andrew S. Todd, I'm the seth year ~
his age.
Funeral services az his la residence.
252 Admiral street SUNDAY. oct s. at
y. m. Relatives and friends are in
vited TO attend
Fall River papers please copN
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-05

ing TO be "A bit pleasant said. Hello, Bob
bie--how are you?"
Bully, thanks" replied the youngster.
and continued cutting his Initials IN the
post of the porch.
You don't seem TO know who am.
Bobbie" continued the caller Don you
know my name?"
well not 'xactly. I've been tryin' me
best To figger IL out. but fer tn life OF me
I'm up against IT, fer dad calls you some
thin different every time you come TO
CALI"
The young man did not see the point
al once bur as he was looking over the
family Bible i'm the front parlor the full
force OF n dawned upon him.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-05

var,, funnv nicture entitled "Raffles tho
Dog" which made such a hit Al the other
Keith theatres. that II was retained for
second week. Another OF especial Time
" interest. will show tho Japanese and
Russian Peace ENJOYS at the recent
Portsmouth meeting.
Little Buster keston, the dminuiive
comedian who always makes one OF the
big laughing hits OF everyp rogram upon
which he appears, will he at keiths next
week, a fact which will be learned with
genuine pleasure by young and old. for
Busters popularity is unlimited. He will
bring several new and laughable antics,
and some new limitations and Is looked
20 again 10 score a big laughing hit.
The most cordial receptions are being
given at the Imperial theatre this week
to Mr.. Al Roberts, whose sickness has
caused his temporary absence from the
company during the most Of the stock
season thus far His health was very
poor when he returned 10 the company I'm
The Bankers Daughter production, and
he was Obliged 10 return 10 the hospital
for treatment Although his role this
week is small so as not 70 make too great
demand upon his still weak condition.
his appearance upon the stage is a signal
for applause
The Four Mortons in their now comedy.
Breaking Into Society" are soon 10 be
seen at the Empire theatre where they
will play what is announced n 3 their only
engagement at popular prices The pop
ular team Of father and mother. son and
daughter. have long been vaudeville
headliners and to get them 10 the En-
,,fr ,,frn g...gt
nounces that he found it necessary 10
buy their show for one week The elder
pair plays the parts OF an elderly irish
family transported from Shantytown 10
society, and the piece is described as lU-
dicrous I'm the extreme.
s.s
I'm Easy Dawson" which Henry w
Savage will present here at the Provi-
dence Opera House the first three nights
next week. Raymond Hitchcock will be
seen for the first time IN straight comedy
since his elevation TO rank as star He
lmpersonates Rip Dawson local wag. in
ventor and foreman of the Volunteer Fire
Company. a character skctched on one
known to Mr.. Hitchcock I'm his native
town OF Auburn, ~ Y
The play is tho work of Edward Il. Kid
der, who took Sol Smith RusselTs meas
ure nicely I'm number OF instances. Mr.
Hitchcocks departure from musical
comedy is absolute. but not abrupt, as he
introduces two songs with his own PC
culiar effect. And the World Goes on"
Is a worthy successor 10 Amt II Funny
What a Difference Just a Few Hours
Make The comedian also scores heavily
with ITS a Waste OF Time 10 Worry"
Mr.. Savage has surrounded Mr. Hitch
cock with a representative company. IN
cluding Julie Herne. Grace Griswold
Flora Zabelle Jeffreys Lewis. Lowell Tay-
lor, John Bunny. Scott Cooper. Earle
Browne, Nick Briglo and William Mar
tin. Easy Dawson was staged by
George Marion, general stage director for
Mr.. Savage
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-05
The Grow1er.

THEY are telling
y story ofa German
living not far from
here who became
discouraged. IL ap-
pears, with life.
and to his friend he
said: Mine friendt.
! Wish I vas a dog !
Ven dc night come
and he wants 20 20
to bed. Fido ho
shust bite hisself
one, three or two
times. Walk around
"A connie aF xl,n-o~
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-05

There has been good deal OF former SEN
Hills reference New York Judge. But years.
when Rhode Island Judges happened have practcng law
the judges did members of the the
their argued The Rhode Island way the better
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-05

ferers that the New York Life fund be administered
for widows and orphans and he could do nothing Perhaps other
have been able themselves ptiabe light before
the public than Mccall but their number very small The worst
of Mccall will understand He has become noculated
with poison that his vision much distorted
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-05
What Others
Arc Saying

There L. no question that II the main
purpose OF a college athletic department
is to develop mon who can win the Amer
lean system Is the best that ever was de-
vised Tho charge. however that this sys-
TEN has tended In the past 10 develop =
baneful spirit of professionalism Is un-
fortunately only too we'll founded Chi
cago Tribune.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-05

Some bright fak probably the story that Vice Prcs
dent Fairbanks going build theatre and office building
order contradict later Or perhaps the correspondent wanted
president had given hopes OF presi
dency
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-05

The Journal has grown suddenly "leay the of the
Noranes Doney and Dunnte 1t takes than the memory
of newspaper make political chcaney lengthy
importance.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-05

Police inefYieiency and maladmnistrs-
ton are not new. The citizens have on
dured. the mayor has permitted. for al
most two wears the steady deterioration
OF the service Is the mayor still 10 he
content with an occasional lecture, or will
he act. now. promptly, vigorously, In the
only effective manner. for police reform
higher ups New York World.
THE situation seems 20 indicate that
Venezuela must make reparation on the
demand OF France or must take the con-
sequences OF refusing 60 give satisfaction
10 a first class European Power All de-
pends. OF course upon the extent TO
which France II prepared 60 go 60 protect
the interests OF her citizens In Venezue-
Ia Baltimore Sun
There Is room for investigation OF the
hospital system. and the New York Her
aid should receive the hearty support and
cooperation OF every good citizen in its
efforts 60 remedy existing abuses I'm that
direction. "-Flatbush News
The evils of the present system will he
corrected only when men shall refuse TO
accept pcrfunctory directorships. The
matter H. ~ real and great importance.
one Of tho final lessons of tho revelations
of tho last few months is the necessity
W having directors who shall direct co.
Kansas City star
I'm San Francisco the Democrats and
Republicans hs's nominated M ssms
n''n FOR mayor n only remains rcv Tor
no lior ard N. lamb ~ 10. down tossth.
sr Chicago Record Herald
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-05

The insurance investigation gives onetme Mayor Van Wyck
chance bubble for the surface of the pond OBJ
livion into which he years ago sank.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-05

If lawyers paid for the amount OF words they
the city treasury would be depleted than is
present
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-05

The Democrats of this city in their coming convention will
candidates worthy of the respect and confidence of their fellow
citizens.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-05
THE NEWS'PATTERNS

style the little girl has been wearing and
for this reason she will don IL with con-
siderable pride IL is a model that has q
charming distinction OF style aud is suit
able for almost every kind OF material
AS illustrated. IL is made OF cloth
with applique lace as trimming.
Black silk which is as popular as crst
for girls coats would be pretty using
either braid or applique for the collars
and cuffs. For a school coat blue serge
with trimming OF soutache would bs
effective and inexpensive, The coat may
be made with the stole collar or without
IT, using Just the big collar. or vice versa
Sizes . TO l2 years.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-05

1t be hoped that the mosquitoes will leave President Roosc
welt alone his trip to New Orleans.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-05

una lay down und sleep. Ven want 10
go to bed to sleep got to Wind de clock.
put out dc cat. IA up de shutters. lock
de door, 20 down cellar und FIX de fur
mace turn out dc lights uud den go up-
stairs und scrap init my wife. Py. Jim.
miny. ! wish | vas dog, Ven Fido he
wants 10 get up I'm de morning he bites his
self couple of dimes und he was up Ven
| git up have 10 pring I'm der cat. open
up de shutters, put der dog oudt, put der
ketue on. go down fix der furnace and den
scrap nit my wife. Ach, I Wish vas a
dog Ven Fido he com 10 die he bite his
self couple Of dimes. turn around vonce
or three dimes lay down und die und dat
20 hell yeti"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-05

very funny picture entitled 'Raffles' tho
Dog" which made such hit Al the other
Keith theatres. that II was retained for 2
second week Another or especial time
lv interest. will show the Japanese and
Russian Peace ENJOYS at the recent
Portsmouth meeting.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-05

Coats for the little maiden this sea-
son are prettier than ever before and
best Of all most sensibly designed and
most comfortable 10 wear. No extrava-
gance marks the shape of the garment.
II is easy and ample and the large col
lar and stole varies somewhat from the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-05

Subscribers The News regularly receiving their will
confer favor by sending notification The News Office OF
failure delivery that The News be obtained
from nwsboy newsdeaer information of this fact
will be appreciated by The News management
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-05

ANY young man who has over been
steady TO girl with q kid brother
knows What trouble is. Not long ago
heard The story about u young msn out in
tho Elmwood district who had begun 90
pay attention 90 r. certRin voung vonan
living ON .-. street. This Young woman
had kf brother The Young man who
had hseu attracted 20 the sistar escaped
coming in cnntacf rifh the .Nungster fnr
GOOD ranv dsys on. evsuins hoN
ever. hs net him on the porch. and think.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-05

II YOU had been over to the opera house
last night and saw Heir 10 the Hoorah"
YOU would have seen Providence au-
dlence wake up. Did you ever see an
Huolehce here come out OF their trance?
Well, when they do IL means something
you can gamble on that. Why. last night
they really smiled audibly-in fact at one
tltne there was such a demonstration that
MI. Post. the Leading may. had TO come
before the curtain 10 make n speech. The
tact that the audience was - pleased and
showed u, too, seemed 10 sorter embarrass
Mr.. Post for he couldn't say but very
uttle. Providence audiences have the
reputation among the profession OF being
about ds cold as an iceberg
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-05

All the pot and pohcr" in AuoHungary will lead
a Norway Sweden finale
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-05

The Journal has suddenly leary the of the
Moantcs Dorneytes and Dunnes 1t takes than the
make political chicanery lengthy
importance.
The insurance investigation gives one-me Mayor Van Wyc
chance bubble of the Of
ivon into which he years ago sank
If lawyers paid for the of words they
city treasury would be depleted than
present.
The this city their coming convention will
worthy respect confidence
citizens.
1t be hoped that the mosquitoes will leave President Rooe
welt alone his trip to New Orleans
All the pot and pothcr" in Auo Hungary will lead
a Norway Sweden finale
politicians had today they generally
do convention day.
President Roosevelt and the railroad
legislation.
Hcrrick of Ohio his opponents mean
fellows.
Constitutional reform and reform the
politics
1t is very easy testify they didn't thing
October this year about degrees than usual
The Gould family stand by another handsomely
Grove, pooon as he is, blames it on the kid.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-05

PROVIDENCE OPERA HoUsE--"A Four Leaf Clover
KEITH s. Continuous performance
IMPERIAI4-"Dr Jekyl and Mr.. Hdye.'
EMPIRE-"rom, Dick and Harry
WESTMINSTER Dainty Duchess
INFANTRY HALII-The Fays
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-08

E,.nki,a eysaue. " g. S'x;v 70 sa snsy
The ground u leased for tenn q utnety-
nine ysars. expiring n Issi. there being md
err Once and store building erected On Ies
cornef Of which 10 now occupied By the res
MY National Bank. This pfopef,y Eas 2, sgld q
for ME-. Jane Lindsay. the price being $Cs0.
and vas sold 10 John A. Scucdes. wso I@-
chased Sor an income
A.so sod = doabIe g., os nre and SIX ioou,
.ars. located At Nos. G(s-J, Laciscs avenue.
.i:n lot &Ssl" o. ali rented a Sic9 per moas n
-1ld for ths Trss:ers ins.siiaent COMPANY :.
Charles kTa. n.er for sia.c1 ny hfAesneI
sIrcEas-d ,s!s property q an investment
Sold lot ia Iin.i~.i Park Subdivision. ffoGfins
feet oii th= s,rtn eii. % niS.r.:tS stfeS.
.s-;ve-n Garrison and G!asgDM. avenues. 81
~ '-asr!-. kfa-In.r - The TraSers InSest
.-s:.: Company. ccns,6.-ai!o. being 80" u
-s-h
a.sJ .-;p-; l.ay.nz sod another .ot in ian
-. fsTs Subdivision fronting ta,rfy-nHe iee
:f- snIirh SIDE ~ I.ss..r s'r~-t: b-tw.Si
ass an! Garrison aS.Et.es. for 'he Lander
..-ai... 20 E-nTy J. sEi L~EA rHaT:nsr. .,c'sil
-.atl"G I.-Ing si..sp Ia Hrr Ease- stii iin
r1t- at un"- NIh q handsome sirsie-ha
building.
u. arm ais. report having sud h"us" No
81" :;.l.- ss.ai. ay~nC". s~.nS i,u.- ~
ram" nyg--. With ."j S,i55 i"-, sol -
Melville T.. Ea-Tb,a'Sn o. Roryna L Nil'ia'n>
.i inside. -.aItCu 81. -
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-08

G-rse ; w~as--I'h s.i-r-s a ttry 'I,; a;,y
-. r'l>i;''->- "a 49, ;r.. q. .insi' a, an,
ifs- -. mad. l'l-.- !. ~" amount = $3.50.
ori.s Las .E--E SO. a. '"...'ss: ,. -,
..,-is.s North tII,-=..iH srT-.r. tNo-rpr!
al bu..:ns a;.ans.i f.r :lnr ;am,i.s, .,.. 9.
-. 10 -.-gr hoTs-s. !ot ls'Ai, %; ard M,
as for s.-' var. spI: 20 M: Nillam .Ms!, MS.I
M. ,: .g..,y wss ."ii ny George J. Wan
-.=a.h ,-.i'- INSIDE - 's' .-.s>
get. a r~---t"ry hr.cs h'.':d!nS. siinn" ne~.
Irsn'iur -'- new N.-;In.n ESr >,'.' :. u-ny
ir,Gr- rri ~n'?. viIE s.y.Is'- sn''snr,s ii,hs
ga :.n,: ..ts;r,c i,shrs: .lso laJs- ,:o ,s;,.y -
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s. .s.. iIs:ru"te. 4:;1 :, sell a; "rcs a. ne
,.. & u i..a., . :I' wa.-.ia S". " rad I maze the
SAG :.r ss.-- cash Ihe property 'en's fr
s,,.i :.- The accouu, = Mr- Ganrn~y. Nos.
.'+r-l.i: Eie.-n .tr.-'. 10; 2Ai~. t.o-s'ors
hr.rS building srras.e,i f.. ;sur ,.mi.i.f % e;
;hr-- .uIn.- each. r-n':rs f"r 80 year. eG.a sa
...rn. L. Jul:u. Ber,ran :0v S.i7 cash who
bought ell r:ve-,rsent ,.
i:a.-.rA Nor-h S.a-,--.,!s street. Di;s 10y SAi2'
,a".-,.fT h,ic.s builiiaE. Arrsn:.d fcr ~. ~
4. yea. Spld sam. Ir. ia.Uh Eo~'nslnm.
MI, h"rEnt sam a. an iry.s'i,-n,. ~ s,.,,-
iu .r.ur-au place No. ii-s -. I.,uis avenue
1t @.Sil. ;wo-S'orv ..at--,o:s tI;:S 'ssidensSs S
cd water furnace. AL f.' 's!' n cv'Nea.sfcee
t '..r:i- i.aui for 5, ~ 'as!4.
rlr.. Ir~-:.rt vs tie krennHG Glass COM
,aHv. NJ Ia s. LOUIS .iv-,!u.. ,wnrS"5y
,nr--. :o-.ns -scs aai renting 70: So, a rear.
,o NJ. Julia i-askiw:': for Ss.aa. who h1uehs
Investment.
S,.i for IT,. account o! Johl. kfsy. No tsiS
Carte. sy-IIi-. ID. and .ne- half STORY suh4san-
81, sgssH- t.rT... sItf..l
Iu1ins Gre: foc-. .nish,-i grSalto.d base
,It,u. u,.G.r IL. -H;ir. h"u~~. rig lot. e'xl:S
w!:i ali kI'l- %: f:l.i. ana shade trees. sc:d
zane t. client .Cr 81 o..
'".'rS.. J Nan.,ra,h has ii:a9e four build
.-c .a:s III shJgt~sG ant I.indeu place, every
Z. .. them i-ins t.. 4. -t,. brick hu:!ciaee.
r.uS.ns III cos; frO:I. SEQ g. ss"y'. Also made
building rsfg .Fr charles am: Catherine Bcss4
l.. a fi:,. -N"-:s;niiy h:ick building IN Tower
Grove District. Cu~,.HE sto.c $50.