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Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-06-08
WOULD LICENSE
THE ENGINEERS

w. o. skeen and C. A. Landbaelr.
delegates from the local Association
of Stationary Engineers, have returna
ed from the annual convention of thq
State Association at Hoboken
Most of the business was transacts
ed Saturday night. The matter Of
licensing engineers was discussed al
length and it Is eventually hoped
that men here will be licensed as id
larger places,
The question Of holding lectures
throughout the new fiscal year ab
headquarters Of the various Locale
was taken up by the educational
committee. This city will undoubtt
edly have more lectures this yeaE
than last.
The next annual convention Will
be held June 5, 1910, in Jersey City.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-06-08
POSITIONS SECURED BY
TRAINERS GRADUATES

Within the past ten days num-
Der of the students of Trainers Pri-
vate School have secured excellent
positions both in this city and out Of
town William J. Trainer announced
the list this morning as follows Miss
Mae e. Cannon, of Tottenville,
stenographer in New York; Miss
Grace Hemstreet, of Tottenville, ste-
nographer in New York; Thomas
Cody, of Woodbridge, stenographer,
in this city; Miss Anna MCGUIRE,
stenographer In this city; Miss Gus
sic Belafsky, of Carteret, stenogra-
pher in this city; Walden McKeen. of
Keyport, stenographer in this city;
Miss Maude Quackenbush. bookkeep-
er in this city; James Nolan, clerical
position, this city; Gordon Schenck,
of Keyport, clerical position at Spring
Lake; William Wood, of Tottenville,
bookkeeper in New York.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-06-08
H. E. PlCKERSGILL TO
ATTEND ELKS' SESSION

William X Bassford, who is now able
to be out after week s illness, noti-
fed Fl. Il. Pickersgill yesterday after
noon to prepare to go to the annual
convention of Elks at Los Angeles, Cal,
next month Mr.. Bassford, was chosen
as the delegate of Perth Amboy Lodge
No. 784 B. ?. o. Elks, but as he does
not feel well enough to go, Mr.. Pickers-
gill, the alternate, will represent the
lodge in his stead.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-06-08
A PROTEST BY
CITY AGAINST
AN EXTENSION
TAFT AND GoMPERs
BURY THE HATCHET.

Washington, June 8;-(Spec-
ial) President Taft and Samuel
Gompers buried the hatchet for
ever, forgetting past differences
about injunctions. Mr.. Taft has
given Mr.. Gompers letter of In
PRODUCTION to all the American
ambassadors for his coming
European trip, with special in
! structions to give Mr.. Gompers
every opportunity to pursue his
enquiries into foreign labor con-
ditions.
In an address before the Cen
! trail Labor Unions of the District
: of Columbia last night, Mr..
Gompers expressed his apprecia-
tion of the Presidents kindness.
Mr.. Gompers will sail June 19.
$50 %*
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-06-08
RELAY TEAM RECEIVES
ASBURY PARK PRIZES

The members of the high school re.
lay team, who were victorious over fva
other schools at Asbury Park on the afs
ternoon of Memorial Day, have received
their trophies. Although they were give
en- their preference between silver cups
and gold medals, selecting the latter, for
some reason or other they were sent sill.
yer cups. They have decided TO keep
these although they feel disappointed.
The members of the high school
track team have decided to enter tho
Amateur Athletic Union, and have al.
ready filed out their application blanks,
which win be forwarded to the heada
quarters in New York city, in few
days.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-06-08
DENY HIRING NON UNION
BAND FOR THE PARADE

Because it is understood that
someone has informed the parade
committee of the Newark exempt
aremen that Protection Hook & Lad
der Company had hired a non-union
band to parade with them in Newark
June IA, a special meeting of the
Hooks has been called for tonight to
sift the matter out.
The Protection boys have engaged
the Tottenville Band, being under
.ass1npression that it is a union or
ganization.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-06-08
COUNCIL ACTS ON
CHEMICAL MAT TER
Adopt Resolution for Representatives
from Petitioners and Company to
Investigate Alleged Nuisance.
MAY RETAIN AN EXPERT
lM:Il -. -. q I 4
Will Learn Facts Anent OdOrs and
Report Back to City Fathers as
Speedily as Is Possible.

ID. Levenson, 80 Elizabeth streeS
was granted renewal of his junA
license; also George R. Bunten n
Sons.
For Water Street Sewer
A petition asking that Water streeR
be severed. signed by Henry Nelson
and f. l.. Antisell, was referred I'd
the committee on streets and sewereR
A resolution was adopted that tha
timekeeper's salary be made $50 pei
annum.
A motion to advertise for bids foA
twelve-inch sewer in Ridgley street
was passed.
All were present except Alderman
Schultz.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-06-08
WILL ATTEND SO tn.
PRESBYTERY MEETING

The eighty-sixth stated meeting Of
the Presbytery of Elizabeth will be held
in the Madison Avenue Presbyterian
church in Elizabeth, Tuesday June is.
Rev. James II. Northrup, pastor, and
one of the elders Of the local church,
will attend.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-06-08
TO INSTITUTE NEW
CAMP OF WOODMEN n

District Deputy Jorgen Martinu-
sen, of this city, will institute a new
camp of the Woodmen of the World
in Harrison on Saturday. This camp
from Kearny and Harrison.
District Deputy Martinusen will be
assisted by Deputies John Cullerton
and Alfred Fendrick in instituting
the branch and Installing the officers.
A delegation of the two local camps.
Goodwill and Perth Amboy, will
probably accompany the deputy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-06-08
BASKET PARTY SUNDAY
FOR GARFIELD HOSE co.

At meeting of Garfield Hose Com
pany last night it was decided to hold
a basket party at Union Grove next
Sunday. Patrick Edwards was elected
to active membership and Thomas Mus
sigbrodt, Chris Larson and former
Chief Eugene Mullen were taken in as
honorary members.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-06-08
WANT-AD.
cling!

To sell, with the aid Of a
small ad. that old piece Of furni
ture for more than half enough tt
pay for the new-that is want ad
financing, although it is but one
Of a hundred phases Of it.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-06-08
JUDGMENT OF $155
FOR THE MANLEYS

New Brunswick, June Sin the
district court this morning the
amount of the judgment was fixed in
the suit of Mrs. Helen Manley against
the Boyntons, proprietors OF Boyn-
ton Beach. The sum of 500 was
allowed to the wife, and $55 to her
husband.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-06-08
BAPTIsTs.AT EAST
JERSEY ASSOCIATION

Rev. William H. Bawden, of the
First Baptist church, is attending the
annual meeting of the East Baptist
Association at Peddie Memorial church
Newark, today. The delegates from the
local church are Mrs. Howard White,
Mrs. William Greenleaf and Mrs. Ma
thilda Wiles.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-06-08
PHILADELPHIA STRIKE
ECHOES OF TROUBLE
Special bv United Press Wirs.

Philadelphia, June 8:-Charging that
the transit company is breaking agree
ment with the reeently-striking en-
ployes, signed after the strike, and ang-
cred at the statement of the transit
company officers repudiating the union
and explaining how the strike was end
ed, the car men 8 union leaders viii
probably call an indignation meeting
Immediately.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-06-08
BIG CATCH OF BLUE
FISH ON SOUTH SHORE
tal 10 the EVENING NEWS.

Special to the EVENING NEWS
South Amboy, June s:-The Mundy
Brothers had unprecedented success for
this year yesterday in the line of fish
ing. The catch was thirty y-seven bar
rels of blue fish and 900 bushels Of
menhaden at their Morgan fishery.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-06-08
INDIANA WINS
BALLOON RACE
peoiaI 6v United Press Wirs.

Special bv United Press Wire. y
Indianapolis, Ind, June s:--The BaH
loon Indiana landed at Dickson5
Tenn, at O'Clock last night winning
the American endurance race. The RAJ
port from Ashland this morning proved
to be delayed message
The cup for distance is won by A,
Hollan Forbes, of New York, who lands
ing at Corinth, Miss, 400 miles froIA
indianapolis, Ind.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-06-08
8 DROWNED IN
AUTO ACCIDENT
gpectal bv UMIted Press Wire.

Special by Uffted Press WiTe.
Knights Landing, Cal, June s:-Mrs.
J. H. DUNCAN, wife of Woodlands post
master, Miss Mary DUNCAN, his sister,
and Mrs. W. f. Nixon, last night were
drowned in the Sacramento river when
an unruly automobile jumped a cliff,
landing the occupants under the car in
the water.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-06-08
HAT FACTORY BURNED
spsotal ep unstsa Pres. W.rs.

Special 0y UMited PrsSs Wlre.
Orange, June 8:-Following
threats to blow UP the building of
the Grove, Quinlan & Moore hat
works, one of the largest buildings of
the concern was burned to the
ground today The fire is believed to
be incendiary.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-06-08
INCORPORATE MUTUAL
AID ASSOCIATION

A certificate of Incorporation OF
the Chesebrough Mutual Aid Associa-
tion was filed by the board of man
ayers through Judge Lyon with the
county clerk at New Brunswick to-
day.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-06-08
HEARING ON
CLOSED ROAD
gbeoial % The EvENING NEWS.

BpecinI to the HVENING NHWS.
New Brunswick, June Sat hear
ing before the Board of Freeholders
today regarding new road near Run
yon, officials Of Madison township ar
gued in favor of the new road. The
Sayreyille authorities spoke in favor
of the old road, closed by the Susque-
hanna Coal Company. A decision is ex-
pected this afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-06-08
Ex-FREEHOLDER
DIES SUDDENLY
Special to tAs EVENING NEws

WFVVVUF
New Brunswick, June S:-Just after
former Freeholder Alexander Manning,
of Piscataway, had secured his pass
book and signed for it at the First Ma
tional Bank this morning he fell back
wards, stricken with apoplexy. Dr.
F. M. Donohue was summoned but Mr.
Manning died within ten minutes Cor
oner Hubbard was notified
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-06-08
DISCHARGED EMPLoYE
TOOK WoMAN's RiG

Mrs. Book, proprietor Of the Sewaren
House, notified the police Of this city
at neon that eolored man who she
this morning stole her sorrel
horse and red wagon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-06-08
One Receives nepree.

At meeting of Algonquin Lodge
No A.. knights Of Pythias. held In
Odd Fellows hall last night, the de-
gree OF esquire was conferred upon
q candidate.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-06-08
FoR ROYAL ARcANuM
BASEBALL CONTESTS

Middlesex Council No 1,l00, Royal
Areanum, meets tonight in Odd Fellows
hall 1t is expected that a report will
be given in regard to organizing q base-
ball league among the councils in this
section.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-06-08
VEz MUST
DIE WEEK
JUNE 26
Four Hours from Time MUIR
der Trial Started The
Prisoner Is Sentenced.
ONE OF THE QUICKEST
CASES EVER TRIED HERE

= =
QUICK JUSTICE FOR VEZ. =
Shot Wife May IL.
Surrendered May 10. =
Indicted May "a. =
Pleaded May "a. =
Tried, Found Guilty and Sem =
: teaced June 8. :
Special TO the EVENING NEWS
New Brunswick, June s:-What is
believed to be a record for quick
justice in a murder case was estab-
lished this afternoon. when George
Vez, who confessed to shooting his
wife In Perth Amboy May II, was
put on trial today and within four
hours jury had been drawn, the tes-
timony heard, the jury charged and
after being out about twenty minutes
returned with a verdict of murder in
the first degree. Justice Bergen at
once sentenced Vez to be electrocut-
ed during the week of June 26, but
nine days over a month from the
time the crime was committed
Vez having already confessed to
the crime no defense was offered, his
counsel, Senator George s. Silzeri
merely stating that the murder was
not deliberate. The justice at once
charged the jury briefly and the
minutes they returned at lao O'Clock
this afternoon with verdict OF
guilty of murder In the first degree
Justice Bergen Immediately SEN
fenced Vez to die in the electric chair
at Trenton during the week of June
rs.
While being taken back to his cell
after the trial Vez told one of the
court officers that he was a good
Hungarian and was not afraid to die
at any time.
1t took but twenty minutes to
draw the jury, which is as follows:
James 8. Serviss, South River; Will
liam H. Striker, New Brunswick;
Frederick Van Deursen, North Bruins
wick; Joseph Shanhotz, New Bruins
wick Adam Wagner, Milltown; Ed
ward Hingber, Jr., New Brunswick;
Irving Fappen, RAritan; Daniel June
South River; Jacob L. Anderson
Perth Amboy; James Paxton, James
burg; Charles Braun, Dunelleni
John Hoffer, North Brunswick.
Prosecutor Booraem opened the
case briefly. He said it was first de-
gree murder by the prisoners own
confession.
Isaac F. Vandeveer, a photograph
er, was called to identify picture OF
the scene of the shooting, also a
picture of the woman.
Ferd Garretson, the coroner, was
next called to testify to finding the
body and the location OF the bullet
wounds.
County Physician J. l.. Suydam
testified to the autopsy on the wom-
ans body. He said there were two
bullet wounds in the brain and one
in the stomach The latter was not
necessarily fatal, but the other two
had doubtless killed the woman.
Police Sergeant Mullfgan, of Perth
Amboy, testified to the man walking
into police headquarters In Perth
Amboy and giving himself up, also to
the confession.
Patrolman Quinlan, of Perth Am
boy, told OF going to the cemetery
with Vez and of finding the body
where Vez had said it was. He also
said Vez told him he shot his wife
because she was mo good"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-06-08
StorY of the shooting.

George Vez shot his wife May z,
after several hours conversation with
her behind a clump of bushes near
St. Mary's cemetery on Amboy ave-
nue.. He had been away for some
time and had returned to induce her
to go with him. She had refused be-
cause she claimed he was not able
to support her and because their
marriage had not been performed in
accordance with the rules of the
Catholic church. After killing the
woman he left the body where 1t had
fallen and, twenty-four hours later,
he walked into police headquarters
where he told of lis crime He Of
fered to show the police where the
body lay. The wife was found as he
said and Vez was taken back to head
quarters and locked up. He talked
freely of the shooting and when ar
raigned in court in New Brunswick
he wanted to plead guilty, but JUS
tice Bergen refused to accept the
plea. Senator George S. SilZer was
assigned to defend the prisoner.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-06-08

Mixed Chocolates 25c. pound al
Sexton's, 70 Smith street.
sIO7-e-S-1te
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-06-08
sues for WORK pone.

Suit is being started In the district
court by Chris NJ. Wagner against
William l5ryans, nor carrier, to re-
cover IS for typewriting done three
years ago. The plaintiff has engaged
Henry " Kehoe to bring the action.
The summons Is returnable next Mon
day.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-06-08
METHODISTS' CHILDREN'S
DAY SERVICE JUNE 20

A brief meeting of the Sunday school
board Of Simpson M. e. church was held
In the lecture room last night, after
which those present attended the ele-
mentary conference in the First Pres
byterian chapel.
The Children s Day exercises Of the
Sunday school will be held on Sunday
June 90, instead Of the coming Sunday.
A fine program is being arranged for
The exercises, which win be held in the
afternoon at the usual Sunday school
lime
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-06-08

Have your doctors prescription
allied at Sections, 10 Smith street.
3107-6-8-1t*
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE-22 years experience. Dur
ing this time we have made money for
thousands of clients We viii make
money for you. The following We recon
mend as good buys;
S3,250-5-rOOm bungalow, modern, large
lot, 50Xl50, shade trees, fruit trees, nice
lawn, large pOrches, good barn. The
owner needs a largc place and must sell;
S656 cash. Southeast.
S3,000-We are building two broom mod
ern D. brick houses on 18th East and
Bryan avenue. We do not build ? cheap
house, therefore if you want a good house
come TO the office and see plans. WIN
make terms.
Sl,900-7-roOm part modern on LIST So. and
close to 9th West, large lot. A good buy.
Very easy terms.
S5,200-6-room bungalow on north bench,
modern in all ways hardwood floors, hot
air heat, fruit room in cellar, laundry,
china closet, built in dining room, all
modern plumbing, large attic, can finish
rooms South front; $1,000 cash.
S4,5&-A pretty brick bungalow, 5 rooms
with large hall, mission finish, large base
ment. Hot air heat, on east bench Terms
S3,550-4114 x160 feet, 5-rOOm brick, on
university bench. close to Sd So. The
property cost owner $4,000. Leaving city
cause of selling. Terms.
S,650-6-roOm brick cottage on I'd ave,
south front, modern, sickness. must sell.
All special assessments paid. Part cash.
S3,UJ-I-rOOm brick, fun twO-stOry, mod
ern house, on University bench. large lot.
212XIO rods. Large reception hall, hot air
heat cellar under entire house, cemented.
Terms.
$5,5Oo-Vacant 5x10-rods, south front. on
4th ave. overlooking canyon. This is one
of the incest building sites on the north
bench.
We handle all kinds of real estate. We
want to handle your business. Our repu-
Iatlon IS worth something. Agents Royal
Insurance.
HALLORAN-JUDGE CO.,
209 Main St
Y. A. BettilyOn. Mgr. Phones SZ3
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FOR SALE

1904 nice 4-room brick on 10th E. near
yth So, with city water and cleo
trio lights in house. Terms 500
cash and balance SIS per month
y, 60V-A 4-rOOm modern brick near 9Th
50. and 4th E.; lot 3Sx140 feet to
alley. This is great bargain at
400, $zVJ cash and SO per month.
S2,yOJ-A broom modern brick with clos
cts, pantry and cellar; lawn in
front and back; fruit trees, shade
trees and large lot. This IS near
the University ana can be had on
easy terms.
Sa,55y-A broom modern pressed brick
house; gas and electric lights. lot
5i52Nll3 feet to alley. This place is
situated on the north bench and
can be had on easy terms.
S3'VVV-A DeauuIuI Groom modern white
pressed brick in southeast part of
city. Corner lot 51S117 feet. This
place IS modern in all RESPECTS ana
Is a great bargain. FERNS.
SJ,GO-A Dea dtifui new Groom modern
pressed brick house with reception
nail, flTeplaces, closets, furnace, ce-
ment walks and everything to make
II an Up-JO-ddte and model home
Ihls place is only tW1 blocks from
the main district and can be mad
on the very best Of terms. See US
at one" about tins place.
If you don't happen to find what YOU
want here, drop into the office and look
over our long list of bargains in all parts
Of the city.
HOFFMAN BROS,
6Z7z West Second South St
Both Phones pa
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FOR SALE

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f o L L o WING;
$2,95O-On sth East and 9Th South, a o
room modern brick, with lot 3x10,
sewer and sidewalk. $500 cash viii
handle it.
sS,OOO-On 9Th East and 6th South, a 4
room brick. on lot 2l2XS; terms can
be arranged.
$3,O0O-No. sec West Sth South, a Groom
brick, modern, with full basement,
cement walks mantel, electric light
fixtures Interior wood is stained
fir with plate rail and wainscotng
in dining room. You can name your
own terms on the place.
s3,S00-On University street, a broom mod
ern brick, with lot 39Xg9 $1,000 down,
balance to suit.
S3,650-On 4th South and 9TH East, broom
modern brick, with lot 21ax5 $3.50
cash. balance to suit
S4,5OO-On 9Th East, near 9Th South.
Groom modern pressed brick house
with summer kitchen, on lot 3x1O,
with all its furniture and fixtures.
The furnishings are all in the best of
condition, and the house has every
thing ready for housekeeping. A
snap for cash.
$4,OO0-On corner Of Sth East street,
well built buff brick house with four
rooms, hall, pantry, etc, on first
floor and three bedrooms and bath
on second floor. Sewer connection is
made, gas in house, and all con-
Veniences handy. The lot is the pref
test to be found in the neighborhOod
with its hedge fence, trees, shrubs
ana flowers $500 cash, and per
cent on balance.
*5,7Oo-only 400 feet from car barns, a
1Our-apaTtment house with three
rooms, bath, closets, pantry and
screened porch to each apartment.
Has not been vacant a day since be-
ing built. and is renting for $40 per
month.
EO. b STAND Nc.
Real Estate Broker.
No. 70 Main St Phones 1891.
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Five-roOm brick house, Eleventh
East. between Third and Fourth South
streets, electric. modern plumbing,
west front good view of the valley.
Very easy terms.
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90 9OO

On the northeast bench. fve-rOom
modern brick house, south front, lot
ers, terrace. You should see it before
you buy.
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HOUSTONs. THE HOUSERS.

Neat little four-room brick home.
close in, well arranged, electric lights
and city water in house. Very easy
terms can be arranged. See US.
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NOTICE THE PRICE-8-room frame; 4
closets. pantry, in fine condition; lot Sx10;
shade, hedge. lawn. fruit and garden; 81
60; $1,000 cash, balance easy.
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HERE Is A SNAP

THE HUFFMAN REALTY co.
Boston Bldg. Bell 5040
Room 322 Ind. 4450
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Five-roOm modern brick cottage on
Mcclellan avenue, between First and
Second South, east front. Look this
up.
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4-room brick: pantry and closet: rustic
barn, fence, large lot: nice place for
chickens; price only 800; $500 cash, bal
anCe years
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4-rOOm new pressed brick fine location,
close TO car line and school, only $3.50:
$50 cash, balance so per month
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Broom frame modern bungalow: can
not be beaten for the price, $3.50; $3.50
cash, balance easy.
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49j5x165 on Sd W. near n. Temple. Track
now in and on railroad ground, so that
every foot of this piece Is available for
building purposes; 5000.
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4S5kxS215 on Sd ". between % and Sd
So, facing west. It's within a stones
throw of the Is commission houses now
being built; $1,000.
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HUBBARD INVESTMENT co.
&c West Third South.
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S21s feet, within IA blocks Of the Tenn
pie grounds $500
VIII sell rods Of the last mentioned
piece.
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330x165. very close in. and it's prospec-
tive business property, too; over 5000
square feet; rented now for $3.50 a years
$1,000.
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FOR SALE

groom pressed brick. strictly modern;
a fine hOma. east front: close TO car line
and good school. Can sen for So, 100
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3-rOOm brick, lots; all fenced. near
school and car line. northwest. only ST.
250; S950 cash, balance years.
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8-room 2-story brick. modern. close in,
on 18th East. $500