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Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-04-11
NOODBURY'S SCHOOL SITE.

Among the six men who comprise the
City Board Of Education, there is not a
spend thrift. All are everyday working
men. All are taxpayers, aud not one OF
them but would benefit temporarily
financially BY cheap patching up Of our
school buildings. They have given weeds
and months Of thought to the best solution
Of the problem Of giving Woodbury. schools
that will compare favorably with towns Of
our class in this and other states. Every
one of them would like to preserve his
popularity, so that when he comes up for
reelection everybody would be anxious TO
vote for him.
In advocating new school house on a
large lot-about the size and cost Of the
Manley lot-every one Of them takes into
the ability of the city to
meet the expense. f'r6ey have to, because
the law limits school debts to 8 per cent. of
the ratables-in Woodbury's case, $4,000
and school bonds Of $4,000 are out now.
The Board of Education believe they
can erect such a school house as they have
in mind and not ask taxpayers a dollar
more than at present, and do it in this
way Under the new railroad tax law
Woodbury. will receive at least s., GOO more
per year than at present. One-half that
sum can go to increase salaries of teachers
and the other half to sinking fund to
meet bonds. Let the first of these bonds
come due when the present bonds are paid
off-say ten years hence and the last pay
able twenty-five years hence. This will
give the next generation part in paying
for their school house-iust as the present
generation is paying for the old.
Now as to the milk in the school coeoannt
The present Board of Education want the
generation that will pay the principal sum
of the new school house to have something
for their money-want they should have
a good, up-to-date school house twenty
fye years hence, yes, fifty years. The
present academy does not comply with
a single provision Of the Law as to light,
heat and ventilation three essentials to
healthful school life, and what is more to
the point, cannot be made to at reasonable
cost. It is not school asset to-day and
ought not TO be considered one.
A paragraph or two on school history.
The present academy was built in 1880.
Ii was then, we believe, our only school
house Not all-its eight class rooms were
as once occupied. Later the two ward
houses were built--4 rooms each. All are
occupied, also four rooms in Green's Block
rooms now, as against six twenty
seven years ago. And we may say six Of
these rooms-the 4th, 9TH and 9th grades,
ought to be divided and made nine rooms.
II our school has more than threbbled IN
twenty seven years, isn't it idle to talk Of
an enlargement OF the Ward schools
providing school room for the next fifty
years
Even with large central schooi these
ward schools will have to be enlarged in
the next few years, and the central school
within 25 years.
And it is against the necessity Of having
to buy new lot every time little room
is needed that we desire to provide by buy
ing big lot now. The land will never be
any cheaper
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-04-11
Gloucester Go. Historical Society,"

AZ ten O'Clock adjourned. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-26
Bis MUSICALE
IS ARRANGED

A week from tomorrow. Nicholas
ueronamaeoF, a celebrated director
and musician viii give concert a.
the Grand Ave Marie" Iiaeh-
anunad. viii be presented with an
ORCHESTRA consisting of 80 Yl0iins.
the principal players being Aeaafa.
iindleY. Adsimann. Gibbs. dchof-
niger. Calm, netimau, Brown Prior.
Carter. Steiner. Thufatan. Singer
man. Mlnsos Miller and cfew, be.
sides 90 others. three organs played
by MeAafs Butler. Hove and Rait
and two.rfand pianos played BY
Measfa. Rose snd white. There
viii be 30 ladies Hoiu voeallsta. The
qnaftettn from "iiIsoletfa" WIN be
sung BY Madamea Lemnni and
Lewya and Meams Williams aud
aehwertfeEsf.
Mr. Oeceu0maeos has played be-
fore many Of the crowned heads 81
Europe during the past YEARS and
the concert viii be- one ~ the biz
musical events
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-26
ATTORNEY MAY
BIZ: D|SBARREO

Charges Of q sensational nature
wero made Ia Judge Iainor'a de-
partment at the superior court this
morning against 4 Reaaman, a we'd
known praetlclua attorney OF Seuf
tie. The attorney u the ndmlnlH
traitor of tho estate OF the late On
Elliott johnson. Rosaman'a Law
partner
The firm dissolved parlnerahip
July 20 last, aud on August 81
Johnson died The firm owed CON
adorable money aud. upon the dis
solution OF the partnership, u WAS
said ia have been agreed that Ross
man accept a stipulated sum aud
pas the several outstanding ohligas
tloha. of thla $500 Waa IA be paid
Peter oleaon and s26 10 Mrs. Nellie
Nannon Under sworn testimony
u Il said. hossnnn believed this
amount had been paid hy Johnaoaf
while Ia reality " WIS charged,
that Rossman made payment To
these parties nlEco the diaaolYlng
Of the Law firm aud tho oblleaiion
assumed When the mase Of the
apolpntmont OF new adminlslras
tor for the estate IL made, Ross
man IL 20 be tried IN the superior
court on charge Of perjury
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-26
PRIMARY LAW IS
EXPLAINED

Christopher W. HoFf. president Of
the Washington Direct Primary
League In an Interview yesterday
explained tho purpose Of the sec.
ond choice clause IN the Direct prt
mary mn The purpose Of the pro.
vision la to get the srnsimgat II
possible ~ the majority where
there are three or more candidates
for the same office" The pfoYla.
Ion would at course be neealohs
with only two men running. but
where there are three or more as
pirants. the voter after casfinE bis
ballot an hia first choice should
have the right 10 decide whom ha
prefers among tbs other aapiranis
n his candidate lie not Ia o. The
second choice would not be eauat
IS II the original SQUAT decided a
majority fof anY candidate
Tho general rale Il that where =
majority II necessary 20 elect OF
nominate. aud Nhere there IA ne
choice a. the election that a sec
ond election be bold. al which the
voter Il limited 10 choosing BE-
tween the iNo candidates having
the highest number Of votes ~ the
first faiioiiuE.
This system prevails generally IA
Eueopsan Countries. and IN Yer.
mont, New Hampshire aud Conuec-
licaf. In the Southern States uhcfa
primary elections arr the general
rule majority vote II required ID
the primaries aud second elections
are held 10 the event % 30 can
didate rse~ixinE ; majority.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-26
LOSES TWO ARMS AND
ONE LEG; WINS A WIFE


FRESNO. Cal. Jan - When
thu surgeons finished removing
.ulAnRied members from Willard
zlbbalia body after Be- had been
run down BY Southern Pacific
train hero July ~. 1905. he was
suiuaa both arms aud Que les.
Then Cupid eot busy and gave
hlm bis pretty nurse. Miss Georgia
KempoF. Of San Francisco. as a
bride
Now a Jury IN the superior court
Der. has presented the young cou.
pic xith wedding present % 800.
0on IN tho form % . verdict for
that amount Of damages against
ihe railroad company
II n the largest verdict for per.
a0nai injuries ever returned Ia the
history of courts
zlbbeil says his bride il the most
precious little bundle Of loVabie
felnlninity In the world
So between the wedding bells and
The prospective bank account he -
fairly content with his abbreviated
anatomy.
Zsbbell was a horse trainer. and
vas rpm down By a drifting freight
iraia on the notorious graveyard
spttrH- on Tuiares II. tits COM
rhuaon, blaine MeMahon was In
asautiy killed.
When naws ~ her sweatheaft's
accident reached Miss Georgia KEN
per Ia San ffaneieco she hurried to
HE bedside. flurssd him through his
terrible injuries and promptly be-
earns Mre. zibbeil.
Ths just heard tbs story and
prosn pity sompatai zihbeiis handl-
cap IN fife nj tieo.ooe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-26

SALVATION ARMY
is TO MOVE

The growth ~ the work - lhe
Industrial department ~ the sal.
vation Army has cntu psilss u 20
move from ita Old quarters on May.
uard av. 20 Tbs Old eeattie- Rainier
BottfinT werts Grant - brtdSv.
where n wlii open FehruarY I.
The chief work done BY shis d..
paftmsnt % me army ~ that II
ealieetlng and distributing wssts
material. such AZ clothing furni-
fure end papers A regular wagon
makes daily calls for sueh mater
ial and conveys u "a the Wafs-
house Cor sorting and Cleaning
From there the goods are placed IN
iha department store where they
are cold at small prices. o.. IN GER
tain cases. Hisen away 70 sick pen-
pie and persons tncepaeitated for
work
Previously. the army officers
made u = praetics Of giving things
frssly 10 those aho asked. but this
haH bssn abandoned because ~ the
number % lmuostors found e. have
taken advantage q ths srynf's gen
sroaitY.
Adlutant Fred BAUM h IN charge
u the Industrial Department. which
has been IN operation over a year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-26
MEMS LEAGUE
BAkQUET

The banquet of the Mems League
Of TIE Westminster Presbyterian
Church last night proved one 81
the most successful affairs Of the
year. Mr George Virtue. president
OF the organization. vas toastfnas'
ter and City Engineers n ~ Thorn
son responded to the first toast. lie
emphasize the evolution Of the
churcheA
Mr.. w. Calhoun gave the his
tory o. the church during The ten
Years 81 lts existence. he told OF
It's start with but So members In
isa6. and It's growth 10 a member
ship Of 600.
Mesara. r. s. Osborne. Herbert
DoiR and J Il. Justice voiced tho
strong sentiment within the church
for the erection OF a new and up-to-
date structure. which win cost from
$50 600 10 100000. and modern In
stitutional features.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-26
STOLE DAUGHTER.

MFs f1orraec Johnson. ~ Tts
Rainier av- uaH arrested yesterday
afternoon on a charge 81 hidnmpinE.
swofn fe ~ her divorced husband
Iaek 1ohason. frssaiuK az 1873 Wet
leg ~ The complaint alleges that
hix divorced eife toak bis s-raar-
aia daughter from hsF uncia'a home
AZ Kent. where shs had been sent
10 their father. Mrs. johnson dtd
not deny fha charge. ana being un-
ahie 20 give boaaa ena lae ked IN
The county IAN until ths heafiaa
urfasn Judge George this afternoon.
Mrs. johnson declares nhs lrafnrd
The little Firl ANs being VI treated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-26
LEAVES FoR TIE EAST ON
BUYING TRIP,

Mr. Alfred shemanaki manager
u tho Eastern oatfttting Conn
pany's seattle store. left Thursday
alEht on an extended trip 70 New
York. Cleveland. Philadelphia and
other eastern centsrn for the pur-
pose ~ buying the spring atoca ~
eioaka aud suits for the cempany's
Pacific Coast stores.
lie 10 accompanied by Mrs. She
manski. the millinery buyer. on
the return trip Mr. Shamanski VIII
inspect the compauy's large estah-
IishmentH az San Francisco. Los
Angeles. Oakland and Portland. and
expects 20 be IN Seattle aRain In
about seven weeks go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-26
rwo MFu ARp NIaslno.

W 4. smith. aged GO. has bseD
reported missing 10 the police ~
Df Runner ~ the Cecil hotel IN
smith has been gone since ina
morning of January "a
Peter oiea0n. aged ~. has been
missing from the farm poor house
since January 20. He Haa reported
80 The police BY Martin Monohau.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-26
HE WOULD USE
SCHOOL ROOMS

Public schaoi rooms IN the east
are having thsir usefulness enlarged
~ bslna used IN the evenings AZ
club rooms ahcrc The children may
ind helpful SURROUNDINGS ara
there paeuiaf leefafvs are delivered.
~ la an organized attempt O. keap
fhiEafNn or thr streets and afford
= sosntsr attraction shieh - proc
ntahss, Phiiaasl Gaia - the latest
cliy 20 t4ks ~ tbs movement
Aasiin = erifulha q ioeai afiprs
nrY. Advocates wiasr uHe ot the
patite sehaqi rooms Ia Seattle. a..
thoagh not exactly ~ ap@cificA
Shove lie bsllsvrs they should be
tFuas pablic huItainss that the nuh i.
hc should have shs uss ~ them fot
ropuiar mssftnKs 81 any other pur-
nnss iaenfifiahls with public inter-
Tsf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-26
COLORADO WILL
HAVE EXHIBIT

y. n Faifiey special eommia-
aloner fev the A. n. y. exposition
20 Colorado. = having a biil pse-
pared 10 be introduced into issisia.
tufe u that state. askins 81 apsro.
priasiou Of ttea. aaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-26

upon The ldeaa Of the boys fathaf
who has been " the milling bssp
moss all HIS He. The mill has 4
cutting capacity Of 10000 feet u
lumbet and 10000 iaths W 4 10
hour work day Young West hat
taken active management OF TO
concern
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-26

are To present the old cotdsmIth
comedy. she Sgnaps 70 Conquer
Il The Grand next Friday and Sat
nrday These are William ~ Crane
ama EEfts IeffreYp. and fhey VII b
supported By a company that II
sls8krn ~ ~ the moaf capable OF.
rsuiraflon that has JET been seaa
"a iuae ID this pieY. Miss IeffreTs
Is noW making her third visit 20
thls oounfry and has nafe an en-
riahls impression with her beauty.
her charm and her Kraca. SIT.
Croue i too sell kBoWn ewing %
his ion3 utilization wi1h the English
speaking Stage TO require extended
Comment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-26
ELKS EXPECT
A BIG CROWD


PHILADELPHIA. Jan ae-Wtth
the big convention ~ the Beuevo-
TENT and Protective order ~ Klkr,
which u 20 be held IN this city
during the weak bsEinninE July D.
uext. the committee IN charge o.
tlse arrangements is rapidly Estting
things IN shapc for ne reception
and sbicfta inmsus u the visitors
From reports thus far recsiFed
from ~ parts Of tho eoonifT. u T.
eanaHHsatieaiY estimated that up
wards o. fsaeao visitors win flock
10 PhIadalphla during the CONVEX
tlun uuek. and On the daY of the
raraae Il ia believed that more
thnn a quarter 81 million u peo-
PIE VIII line the route q process
sion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-26

offer q new oiio OF vaudeville, head.
cd BY Mr. and Mrs Walter Deavoa
and their Merry ManikiRs. othef
turns will DO o'Nalita Majestic
Minsireia. Dacey. Chase m Adatr In
am irish comedy sketch. Curtis a
Adama. German comedians. Mr
and Mrs Mark Hart In comedy
sketch: Herbert Dvyvau. tho crazy
cartoonlst. Harry Lorraine aud the
StaFascopr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-26

tseelpp. Telegraph ssrviss.I

CHICAGO. m. Jan 2a--Local
fiscal agents announce that the
ChlnnA Consolidated Mines com.
pauy with properties in Alaska. has
purchased the property and aas"ts
IL The Central Alaska Gold & Cop
per company. comprising twenty
alent placer gold claims Ia the
ChlsnA district, near the Chlsua
pf1perties There weru also &C
cured twenty one aud n fraction
qpupcF claims adjoining the chisna
copper groups on iandioesed bay
J Tho property will bs paid Tor by
iaaslnE chiana stock for that Of the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-26

sfss yansun" clascs the week az
A. @astse tkeaseF toalght
Al crspgle Cfeek. a drama %
- 40 : The Rockies IN the eaFiy
uh6zsssx. uiIl b. proslneed NJ the 80
q Ensaser al nsxt seek. coui'
$780, mllh q matinee tomcrroN
rs slay i by Hal Reid TIE
rars i sald % b. enc q atsorhla@
sss.esf Interpreted BY a good com
~ Il pla3sF4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-26

- nsH l.ysc opens tomorrow
.zx.oca - 4 gopaiar family the
a. xlsh q stock company u he
Snes Rs4suxe a. TIE attraction.
mszf ths maHAxeNeat Of AeNsFa
kueli ! DreW. Nho manage the
snssls lhealef. and Who maize TIE
n Assnne ghcafer = espalaF
,hsAunss Aithouxh the anditeFi-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-26

Tonight and tomorrow wsil see
the Last performance u Gotta e
DoFm the dancing HaEsiia Mitchell
4 Love. Edith Talbot q Co and the
other attractive aeta which have
packed The star fheater all this
week
sinnaay aftsrnoon che Star viii
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-26

zsk Gefaae~ Given b. che Pan
as nanasemeng a. the Lois this
ssk has trored a strong drawing
~ begiaaing tomorrow anothsf
washable production viii ~ given
n Lislie Minister As IN Nell
mfsss Miss May viii have anoth
= Haf part IL the character 81
~ baehis Apart from the char.
s'sf q Lady Babhle there l. much
"a sifenElh IA ths piece Mr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-26

y , szsall his vii prove an ad.
uz.a<s 70 tie audience.
fks STAGE 4 extraordinarily tarzo
: hester The sixa Of the Lyric
fzas VII enable the management
= sizxs hixFsf plays and more
<ka1fate prutaet0aa than the Is.
HrzT q TIE 'heater woald instiff
~ Ne nsaaeemenf heilevca Il VII
hassFasd The advance sale this
E1aszx was large
nex lyrics bone il AZ Occi.
&zAl Az and Waahlagton Ct
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-26
You Are Invited

- attend the Die dance ~ I.Cahi
PARK pavilion tonight swell slc
will be furnished b. Warner or.
ohestra AMI pleasant eyenia 10
assured al Uho attend Gentlemen
2bc Ladies' fro -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-26
eUiLDs MILL AT AGE
or TWENTY-FIVE.

Watson 4. West. the 22yearold
son 81 A. J West. veteran mill.
man Of Gfaya llarbor. has built
and equipped the most modern mill
Ia the state The plans upon which
the Young man worked we're based
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-26

III NV HEAAaf
xasely commented on musical
..s..ls oauses 90 the Grand tomor'
= ssshf foE Ave performances In.
49, matinee Wednesday.
~ enera wes given In Seattle
ss.soas ago With Miss Grace
=. aaallsofd Ia the title role. in
! srs<ens engagement Tits ieadlas
=. 4 takea b. Cheridsh Simpson.
- rsssh interest viii be aroused
: - apgxafaues Miss simpson
! - . ~ clever W0fnan and u
- .ksi she vii DO fun Justice
: - Eeseas music Miss simpson
.ss.srrf hers a. raola IN Mr..
s.xarss pFoauctlon % -king Do
~ esmpanx inei,sies Miss laicy
s,rn.. shlc coaedienne. Miss
- rwafy. 4 sistaesque eoutfal
I cfnes Seasler. Eveiyn Taylor
= Nlespa Ayfv. thFee distlnet
-. y beauty Messra lyman
xes.,ss tenoE. A u MacNahan.
k.,ssone. RleAard kari. huifo hasso,
- " j. Metarthy. dialect COM
- txxfker With a iarge chorus
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-26

nowlan will play RcV. Gavin
nishart. the little minister The
shFee elders VIII he handled BY Mr
Morris while phiiip Sheffield will
play Capt. flailoWcll. Harry Mack
Ntll undertake the character of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-26

Olga NethsFsole aud her company
are presenting -sapho' AZ she mat.
inee this afternoon and tonight
the engagement ei0@ea with the
nauta bill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-26

LITTLE VIRGINIA.
a. ~T stee@ in AT Cripple Creek
a ths Seattle the4tsr nest week
Robert Dow Miss Walcctt Will b.
Annie Webster and MikA He'll
~ill assume The Foie u jean fiaa
ter.
Week after NEXT viii be given
lord chamieY Ralph T. Cam.
aineA will return % the east for
ths especial purpose % PLAYING
this part in which be has been ~
successful Ia the BID tht4tefa OF
the East
she Sleeps g CorassF."
Two Of the famuua and mnst FIN
lshed stars at present IN America
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-26

To rooms 7es-s Eitsl building.
northwest eornes 81 Second ave. and
Pike.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-26

NeGFeaTY. fssnfy years erpe.
'-nss y iHning. Phons North 2zif
80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-26
ALASKA MINING
CONSOLIDATED

Central Alaska company. Chlana
capital vii not be Increased. as
there Is enough In the treasury TO
make. the exchange. The ehlana
company now owns foff1.two
claims and three groups Of rich
copper properties located on deep
wafar. comprising thirty eight
claims. a total Of 1000 acres OF gold
and copper. All viii be producers
this summer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-26

A savings department viii be
added To the business Of the Ma.
tional Bank Of Commerce after Feb.
10 X II. Carver Will Do IN charge
New-York tribune., 1907-12-22
INCREASE IN BROOKLYN SALES.
Frank Bailey Says Outlook in the Borough
Is Brighter.

Frank Bailey, vice president of the Title Guaran-
tee and Trust Company. said yesterday, in talk
ing about the financial and realty situation in
Brooklyn: After a months absence from my
Office on account of illness find upon my return
a distinct change for the better. Brooklyn prona-
bly, had the largest percentage of bank troubles
of any section of the country Of any considerable
size. The constant agitation over those troubles
and the rehashing Of the difficulties Of the closed
institutions have kept many men worried and agi-
tated as TO the safety of their money. On the
other hand the deposits in the sound institutions.
which than able TO meet any drafts
made upon them, have slightly increased below
the low water ebb of October "A.
The real estate business OF Brooklyn shows an
Improvement over the spasm days of October. The
Realty Associates who very large operators
in real estate, have made several sales, and have
more negotiations foot than they have had for
nearly two months. The mortgages sales slight
ly increasing, and thoughtful people beginning
to appreciate that while the effects OF the panic
real estate must Of necessity be considerable
Brooklyn has two antidotes to the germ of fright,
which if not entirely curative, In any event will
probably tend to ameliorate any very bad con-
ditions. refer, OF course, to the opening OF the
tunnel from Joralemon street to Manhattan which
is promised for the early part Of the year. The in
creased facilities OF transportation between New
York furnished by these tubes cannot but be
beneficial But there is a still greater improve
New-York tribune., 1907-12-22
THE Ell DORADO APARTMENTS.

of New York there has been a wonderful CROWN
of apartments of good description, with FAIR pros
poets of continuation in the spring, pesioes
which there has been in the aggregate and sui
continue a vast amount of work public and
semi-public buildings. such as schools railroad
terminals. tunnels and bridges. Under all the CIR
cumstances we disposed to agree with one OF
leading union delegates of the city, who writes
saying: We may properly take the optfmists
point of view, and be thankful for what we have
received in 1867. and look forward TO brighter days
In 1903
three months there will be much better demand
for good mortgages. and that the support OF this
additional money flowing into the mortgage market
will tend TO sustain the real estate market. and
that the conditions existing will be SO snort
lived affect seriously real estate values,
excepting possibly in the suburbs Undoubtedly
this is the prediction which most real estate own
ers will wish to see true. The next six
months or possibly four months, will determine
whether II will come true.