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NEW YEARS EVE IN PARIS.
Stirring Description Of the Scenes In
the Great City's Markets.

AFTER having cnanced 10 spend
New Years eve in nearly every coun-
try In ChriStendom. writes a CORE
sponde..; If the pttsburg Dispatch, II
Is my opinion that there is more be-
wilderment to gaze upon and more
bedlam to hear in and around the
"halles' Of Paris than can be found
compressed In any other spot on earth.
The halles are the markets of the vast
city. the center into which pour thou
sands Of trains and vehicles OF every
sort from all the country round and
from which issues the food supply that
keeps 100000 people from starving.
Even on the most ordinary night of
the year the great Paris market is a
place of enhancing interest. Victor
Hugo describes il in several Of his nov
els Other French authors have
chosen IL as the chief scene In their
works. Zola's THE Stomach Of Par
is" treats of it. and il figures In no end
OF melodramas that have been trans
l'tod into every known language.
borrower, II is so invariably regarded
as one OF the great sights of Paris
that no foreigner ever comes here
without devoting a night to the ex-
ploration Of the quaint neighborhood.
What 1t is on other nights. however,
is nothing to what all that vicinity be-
co'Nes on New Years eve. There Is
nothing quite like 1t anywhere else on
the globe Into space bounded by
nearly a dozen blocks and faring In a
light that makes IL almost as bright as
population. some on business, others
on merrlment bound. and all radiating
with noise. Bands Of itinerant must
clans dot the singing sea here and
there fighting for dear life to keep
their feet In the rush. but all the time
screeching out instrumental discord.
Temporary booths fringe the side
walks, behind which are peddlers Of
all sorts shrieking their wares so loud
that you might think they were trying
to tempt the inhabitants Of Mars to
come and buy. Every little while you
hear what sounds like the sharp re-
port of a pistol shot, but IL is only the
drivers OF market wagons notifying
the crowds U look out for the wheels
Young men and boys 90 by In bands.
blowing deafening horns with an ener-
gy that money could not buy. Every
human being among the thousands
who hasn't a horn at his lips is using
that favoritc of all weapons for
Frenchmen-his mouth-in way that
would make believing elephant
blush with envy. And every one is
either laughing OF doing what repre-
sspU n. Ses al Paris =, merry.
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census of the block also revealed soil
tary negro. grimy Of countenance and
expansive as to mouth. sitting with an
air of breezy insouciance on a brick
cart Then came Jones experience.
II was all over in an instant. and II
would take a microscope and Dick
ems properly to depict 1t Suddenly
Jones stopped short with an expression
of anticipatory anguish on his face
As his overcoat tapped in the breeze
both his arms shot upward and his
hands were clapped conyulsiyey on his
head His hat was soaring through
the air. That derby Of the latest block
was bounding over bumps In the at.
mosphere nj the rate Of million a
minute. and Jones hair. overiong. was
futtering He paused for a moment.
hopeful. expectant. but no help came.
and he started after It,
'Yah. yah, YAH yelled the negro on
the cart, throwing his feet up in an
ecstasy Of mirth as he saw Jones dash
ing down the street IN pursuit OF the
hat
"Ho. no, no" laughed the seventeen
old gentlemen. clapping their hands
and dancing around
'Shriek. shrek. shrek" came from
the thirty-three pretty Young ladies.
Keep a-goin'r' Eat i'm up. coat
tails" WHAT'S your hurry" "Oh. look
at the man. sister, Papa. hes chas
In his hat" Catch IT," merry ha has
catcalls, boots and pertinent com
ments from the ninety small chill!
dren.
ID said Jones as he overlook the
hat and stamped on II with the force
and vigor of an enraged human being
ID hats. D. old gentlemen! D
pretty girls! D New Years rpsolu
tons! D. man that'll make an ass
Of himself running after his hat IL
I'd waited some bloomn' idiot would
have chased II for NE Good resolu
tons with n mashed hat and a wind
like this! I'll look up my fat friend"
"A, right. boss; wait minute" sad
the negro cabmGn late that night
"Jes' glib me dc key. Ah1l git yo' In
de house all right. an we won't 'sturb
nobody. Reckon yo'd better let me
put yo' L bed"
"Wha's Z'mazzer- wh-wherz Thorn
asp demanded voice as the owner
Of 1t got unsteadily out Of the cab on
the asm OF the driver and caromed
with six inch balk line he seemed to
be steering ckur Of to the front door
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was a derby Of the latest block. He
felt good. Who hasn't felt just that
way on New Years day? Why shouldn't
he feel good? He was going TO be good
These and other things passed through
the mind OF Jones before he discov
cred that the wind was blowing gale
Then he stopped thinking and devoted
his entire attention TO keeping his hat
on.
On the block going In the same di-
rection Were seventeen old gentlemen
bent on paying calls on boyhood
friends Thirty-three pretty young la
dies were also going downtown Nine
ty-four small boys and girls. some with
old gentlemen. some with the pretty
young ladies. some with newspapers 10
sell and some with mind intent upon
mischief. We're scattered around The
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are up you continue to nap or lounge.
But you must not say: 'Ill stay here
all day. How deliciousr' You must
say, Another half hour and then I'll
have to get up" But at the end Of
the half hour you still rest among the
pillows. And so on. tasting your ease
all day long.
And that's the way to make New
Years resolutions Say, IL won't buy
bargains or smoke or drink or read
French novels or go to problem plays
this month" Then at the end of the
month renew the threats. and the first
thing you know it will be Dec. 81 and
you will have passed an exemplary
and colorless year And your stock OF
egotism won't mount so high as it does
when one makes yearly contracts with
ones conscience-and abides by them.
New York Commercial Advertiser.
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REFORMATION
OF Mr.. JONES.

XONES' recollections of the previ-
Gus night were indefinite indeed
d. Faint CLEANS Of intelligence, fu-
gitive as summer zephyr.
came TO him as he sat up In bed, but
his efforts 10 retain aud formulate
them into entities OF thought were fu-
tile. He remembered having heard
whistles, cannons. firecrackers and tin
horns blended In discordant inhar-
mony, while large gentleman with a
flush on his face like the aurora borea-
lis in the Klondike leaned affection
ately over table and. grasping his
hand. exclaimed with husky ELUSIVE
ness, Hay Moo Yearsh. OIL chap
There were other gentlemen around
the table. and all had flushes on their
faces, but Jones had never seen them
before. The portly gentleman with
the beaming countenance. though.
must have been pretty jolly fellow
lie would look him up.
Look him up" Jones thought a
moment while both hands pressed
tightly against either side OF his ach
ing head. Look him up? Well.
guess not This Is New Years. This
is the day I've been looking for. VIII
! look him up? Sit still: stay where
you are. my beating. throbbing head
l shall treat you as tenderly In the fu-
ture as father does his only twin
No longer: never again shall my stom-
ach rule your brain. Bide with me
yet but once. and no more aches shall
ride roughshod from frontal bone to
base. Look him up? This is the day
Of good resolutions. the dawn OF ref
ormations. the moment OF reason
with a mind that SORROWS. Look him
up? Oh. Thomas
Thomas responded Jones was pro
yided with a bath, shaving water.
towels, rearranCed clothing and break
fast a modicum of the latter suf
feed TO stay his appetite. not at all
ravenOus. and make his head fit the
hat he had worn the night before
Then he stood before his dressing
case. gazing at his reflection In the
mirror.
Ii was enough His own image, his
face. his eyes. reproached him for the
excuses of year. His reformation
should be complete. He would not
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REAL NEW YEAR BELLS
Some Of the Famous Ones That Ring
In the New Twelvemonth.

Some OF the Famous Ones That Ring
In the New Twelvemonth.
In the early days Of the American
republic the new year was announced
In Philadelphia by the ringing of what
is now known as the Liberty bell.
After the events Of July 4. 1776
made the bell one OF the most price
less relic II the nation custodians
OF Independence hall restricted its use.
fearing some mishap. and after 1880
the bell was no longer used for the
new year salute. In 1882. IN celcbra-
t!On OF George Washiugton's birthday
1t was ruug and not again for three
years. when. July 5. ls3J. while the
funeral procession OF Chief Justice
Marshall was passing. the bell was
tolled.
suddenly the note grew dlscordant
An Investigation was made II was
found that "A crl had been started
Tie bell had completed its task No
more would II greet the new year or
Day tribute 10 the nations great But
from the tower OF ubcrty's cradle an
other tell always welcomes the com
Ing ~ new year.
Before II collapsed the campanile OF
Florence had set OF chimes famous
the world over Copenhagen. Client.
Amsterdam. oxford. Rouen and M
remberg have bells famous alike for
their beauty and their historical In
portance Al 81 these are used To-
hail the start for "A new twelvcmonth
Bunyau's bell. No. I. in the alphabet
peal IN the tower Of Elstow church
England is the Mecca for many uu
pdmirer OF the creator - "Pilgrlm's
Progress Runyan was noted as a
bell ringer and none could get more
heauty out OF these chimes than the
rough village blacksmith
England has always revered is New
Year pealS and the associations they
bring to mind II IL nothing unusual
for wealthy member of an English
parish TO include In his will bequest
which shall insure the ringing OF
merry peal on the recurrence Of New
Year eve.
one of the most loved bells OF Eng
land is that OF 81. Mary bow. Cheap
side. London. which forms the basis
for a proverbial expression meant Ia
convey emphatically n London natiy
ity. Born within the sound Of Bow
bells"
Oldest OF New Year chimes In ia.
United States Is that Of Christ church.
I'm Philadelphia. Philadelphia was n
colonial town when they were brought
stalled. TO become one OF the wonders
OF the city.
II requires eight men 10 ring these
bells, the primitive methods still being
adhered TO In the modern method the
player sits in front Of keyboard OF
an octave and half and plays the
black and white keys as he would
piano.
An electric motor supplies the power
in this modern form OF bells.
The most ANCIENT church bell In the
United States was recently discovered
by Governor NJ. A. Otero of New Mex
leo The bell bears date 1885 and
was undoubtedly brought over TO this
country by the first Spanish settloR
and used TO call the early Indian con
y.rts to the mission services.
' As the centuries went by It was
hung succ0Ssively I'm mission church
Ia one of the seven sities OF CibOla
next AZ Gran Quivera and finally I'm
the church N Algondenss. where I,
has rested until now
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ONE way TO
MAKE RESOLVES
[" HE man who resolves not to en-
courage folly in others Is an
overindulSent hU2'"' 90 a too

ONerlndulSent hGf' 'N O." 100
easy going fathe VOWS
and resolutions are alar.aIAs when
they are made. but are of short dura-
tion usually and should not be taken
seriously 10y his family.
The woman who resolves to keep
track of the household expenses and
the girl who swears to keep a journal
are hopeless. If they carry out their
threats, and to the very bitter end.
they become unbearably complacent-
If they fail 1t pains one to think how
weak Of will they are. You see. there
Is absolutely no way to please ones
friends In this New Years business
The only way TO make New Years
resolution with any hope OF keeping II
and your natural and amiable bearing
toward the world Is TO adapt J. NJ.
Barrie's recipe for enjoying Il day In
bed The fun Of staying all day in
bed, says that canny Scot. is 10 begin
by saying. II will get UP in fifteen
minutes" When the Fifteen minutes
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The new YEAR.

NEW Year. ! look straight In your eycs
~ our ways and our interests blend.
You may be a foe In disguise.
But shAll believe you friend
We got what We give In our measure:
We cannot give pain and get pleasure.
] give you good will and good cheer.
And you must return Il. New Year.
WE get what We give In this life,
w Though often the givcr indeed
Waits long upon doubling and sIrife
Ere proving tho truth of his creed.
But somsWhere some way and forever
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Reward r. the need OF endeavor.
And u am really worth while.
New Year. you Will give me your smib~
NOJ hide In your mystical hand
No luck that cannot control
IL ! trust ny own courage and stand
On the infinite strength 81 my soul.
Man HIDES In hts brain and his spirit
\ power that Is godlike. or near IL,
An he who has measured his force
Cas- govern events IN their course
N-Ot come with a crown on your brow
New Year without blemish or spot
Yet you and not /. sir. must bow.
FOR Time f. the servant OF Thought
Whatever YOU bring me OF trouble
S.lN turn into good and then double
IL ilN spirit looks up without fear
To the source that you came from. New
leLt
Ella Wheeler WILCOX
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drink or smoke He would not date
his letters 1910 for the first two weeks
in 1911. He would return all the books
he had borrowed and retained during
the year. He would make no calls, ac
cept no eggnog, no seductive punches
He would refrain from smiting on
both sides the man who squeezed his
hand on the street and shouted "Same
to you" or "Hoss an boss" All of
those things he would let go by. for
he was to be better man
Full Of his good resolutions and ar
payedtn his finest. Jones started down.
town The hat he had worn the pre-
vtous Aaghk he dscaSd0d n - place
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The voice was Jones: the mao was
Jones But. oh. how different His
overcoat wns buttoned On bias. his
hat was crushed in, hi, toes turned
backward when he tried 20 80 ahead 4.
his face. whose image had approached
him twelve hours before. was flushed,
but it was Jones, and be had met his
fat friend
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RONES' recollections of the previ-
Gus night were indefinite indeed
ID Faint CLEANS OF intelligence, fu-
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kTINETEEN-ELEVEN That is
1 gong some.
Iempus is iugtng. Ii has the habit.
We SPIN, forever after days to come
AS swiftly as the nimble jacka.s
rabbit.
We dream each year will bnns us For
tunes plum
And through the Future stretch car
hands to grab il.
Only to find. IN spite q oar endeavu.
Next year Il is as far away ~ ever
TIME deals. Twelve months have
1 gone to the discard
Since last we had to pen our Now
Years greeting
And now the date returns and hits u.
With melancholy duties Of repeating
The form with fresh remarks we inter
lard.
Like lum a new page here" and
Lie Is 6eetn9
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And Uncle Sam can be excused fo,
Growing
Accomplishment has 20 increased IN
grh
That what thus year may bring there
Is no knowing.
In twelve months we may all Of u be
o. break our alerous-and necks-;p
IS New Year'sl Let Us think a
1 things are new,
And so they are for u. TIL we have
won them
Phi. moment differs from all moment.
through.
The paths Of hfe are novel as we run
them
Whatever are our deeds, il still is tive
his Is the first tme-this time-Se
have done them.
Nlneteen-eleven wipes out last years
And Nineseen-welvs b beokoaina To-
m0vyw.
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The same we've SAID With lame at
,empts to vary.
Each year and vail again neI, January.
WIZ ,,, high s5. , resolves today our
This the happy season ,ha, We
swear of.
We are protected from Temptations
storm.
AT least until our resolutions wear Of.
Well. it IS good we've one day Tor re-
form.
In view Of what on other days we
tear of
Our vows at least may and the paving
movement
In Colonel Saians latest town IMPROVE
\ ND. speaking OF improvement. here
~ ON earth
Have you observed the clip we have
been gorng>
Old Nineieen-ten had reason Tor his
mnth.
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rop saI.E-DEsIRABLE HOUSE. 20 FT
front o large rooms; rear alley; near Capitol,
ne: near ear lines. Bargain to quick buyer.
Mrs. j. e. NJ, Star Office IA
FOR sAI.E--vERY DESIRABLE S-ROOM AND
hath residence In excellent location northwest;
lot 1Sx 100 to 15-ft. alley. Price, s., 500.
W. H. WALKER, 729 18th st. NV.
FOR SALE-T0 CoLORED PEOPLE: NEW 4.
room house on two lots In Anacostia; big bar.
gain. Address Box 40. Star ONCE.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia. Holding Probate ,S Sogrt-,Estate OF
ton Docket 44.-Application having been made
herein for letters of administration on said es-
9th day OF October. AID. 1911, that the
known heirs law and next Of kin of Louis
pear In said court Monday. the 18th day OF
November. AID. 1911, at 10 o'clock am. 10
granted Let notice hereof be published in the
Washington Law Reporter and The Evening
Star once In each OF three Successive weeks se De
publication to be not less than thirty days DC,
fore said return day: WRIGHT, Justice els. Seal
the District of Columbia, Clerk OF the Probate
Court FREDERICK A. FENNNG and BRAI-
NARD W. PARKER. Attorneys. oc6-lsw.3t
SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT or
Columbia. Holding Probate Court. No; 1859
Administrati on-This is TO give notice that the
subscriber. OF the District OF Columbia. has
obtained from the Probate Court OF the Dis
trict OF Columbia. letters Of administration
on the estate of John g. Fulmer, late Of the
District OF Columbia, deceased. All persons
having claims against deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same. with the vouchers
thereof. legally authenticated to the subscrteer.
1912: otherwise they may by law be excluded
from all benefit Of said estate. Given under
ny ssnd Ft Tnls ssaS legation St seal5
Attest: JAMES tanner Register Of Wills , for
Court PAUL E. LESH. Attorney. se2e-1aw.3t
sTPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Cninmbs Holding Probate Court No. 1s3os
Notwithstanding is to give notice that the
subscriber OF the District Of Columbia, has
obta ined from the Probate Court of the Dis
trict of Columbia. letters OF administration
ON the estate of John T. Haines, late OF the
United States Army, deceased All persons
having claims against deceased are hereby
warned TO exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated. to the subscriber.
on or before the 31st day Of August, AID.
1912; otherwise they may by law be excluded
from all benefit Of said estate Given under
my hand this 26th day OF September. 1911.
ANNE A. HAINES. 1919 Vermont ave. NV.
(Seai) Attest: JAMES TANNER, Register OF
wills for the District OF Columbia, Clerk OF the
Probate Court. p. III. MARSHALL. Attorney.
se29-1a w,3t
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AUL CO., 7TH q l. NV.
SIP F.. omces. .l2.o0
1888 Sd sc, 5r,w. $50
COLORED TENANTS.
916 9Th nw.7r,b...& 90
1919 Sherman av NV,
2o2s Ga av.sto. sr 20 300 90
205 K NV. Or, W. 1000
334 Oakdale NV. Ar,
b ..............17.60
1855 F ne. 5r. b. 1850
1873 o NV. 1850
10 I'd NV. sto. d. 1880
425 Ridge NV. 3r, WIZ. 25
1921 III ne. 5r.w, stal2.0
Sc Goat al NV, 0ru
" ............. .R.W
2221Water NV. Or, w11.O0
2219 Water NV, o.,
" ..............0.J0
Is Sehott al ne,
Ar, w...........10.O0
2012 Ga av NV, 3r. We. so
1929 I'd Sc, Ar, W.. 300
STORES.
1910 It'll NV. .1o0. 90
420 Fla av NV. store,
q onfo fA0 M
1929 9th NV, store,
1905 N Cap. .43.60
sos III NV. 80. 90
1884, It'll NV. 20. 50
1918 II ne. 20. 90
2040 Ga av......l6.00
100 s NV. 10. 90
ZOE d nw........D.0o
1904 Ga Az. .12.0e
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FOR SALE
A BARGAIN.
ONLY SIS, 900 FOR AN
elegant residence on the south side of 49,
Fairmont st. between 18th and 18th
SITS. This house has large rooms
bedroomsl. a spacious reception ball
and baths. The house 10 heated by
hot water. and has gas lights. with
electrical attachments. 1t Is in per
feet condition. and will be vacated by
the present occupant by the LIST OF No
vember.
Let us make an appointment for you
to inspect it,
Terms can be arranged.
E.. B. TOWNSEND & CO.,
1913 81 st. NV. Phone NJ. 1882.
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

PADDED VANS, 81 AND IS LOAD; HORSE
wagons, So load Phone Main lib
oO5 NEW YORK AVE. NV.
Packing q Shipping. Storage. - van lo2A
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FOR RENT-UNFURNl
WASHINGTON'S
Mass mr. sheridan,
1sr, 3b. .$335 mo
18th st mr. q ct. 20r.
40 .........3 300 mo
Mass mr. Dupont. 1Sr.
2b ...........30 800 mo
Mass pr Sheridan,
lsr, ID ..... $50 mo
n II mr. r st. 1sr,
BIB .......... $50 mo
r | mr. 18th st. l2r.
2b .250 mo
Mass mr. Dupont, tsr,
2b 200 mo
Near 18th & p SITS,
20r.. 3b. $500. .150 mo
10th hr Mass av. 12r.
2b ...........100 mo
Conn nr Dupont, lar.
2b ...........100 mo
Mass mr. 10th. 12r.
J. v. n. & T. B. HU
CORNERS A
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FOR lighthouses.
UNFURNIsHED.

FOR RENT-2230 ST. NV; VERY DE-
sirable S-room and 2-bath house in this splen-
did location; convenient to cars, and modern
in every respect Reduced to $27 so. Keys here
Ii. L. HOWENSTEIN CO. 1914 f ct. NV.
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road; delightful home of rooms; tiled bath;
hot-water heat; and, In fact, every conven-
fence to be found In modern home. with an
In rear; only $4,000; several hundred dollars
cash. balance less than rent See US at once
for real bargain.
wILIIGE. GIBBS DANIEL, 6os-e5 18th.
FOR sALE-A DELIGHTFUL HOME on MON.
roe ST, "; of 14th ST.. all modern conven;
alley. allowing ample room for garage; only
$1,000; terms to suit.
WILIIfGE GIBBS DANIEL. 603-05 18th.
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FOR SALE
REFINED COLORED BUYERS. ATTENTION
Fine up-to date NEW HOUSE; 9 rooms and
bath cellar; modern heating plant; large lot
tiful northwest section. MUST BE SOLD.
These houses Incompatible for the money
asked. FRONT AND REAR PORCHES.
PRICE ONLY $500. ON VERY EASY
TERMS. LIKE RENT.
VIM. o. ENGLER,
912 New York ave. NV.
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FOR SALE
HOMES AND INVESTMENTS.
On Columbia Heights.
West of 14fh ST, one Of the best-built bones
in this section: semi detached hot-water heat;
6 beautiful rooms and tiled bath; large front
KING & FILL. INC, 800 NEW YORK AVE.
SEE US about new and room homes now
under construction on Washington Heights.
On Columbia Heights.
New corner, Groom house: one square from
I4th st car line; hot-water heat; hardwood
floors and finish; 20 feet front. Price reduced
KING 4 FILL, INC, $40 NEW YORK AVE.
SEE US about new 8 and room homes now
under construction on Washington Heights.
On Washington Heights.
SO, 900 house for 81 30.
Semi-d etached; built by owner; handsome
front; rooms. 2 baths; beautifully decorated.
KING & FELL, INC. go NEW YORK AVE.
SEE us about new 6 and room homes now
under construction on Washington Heights.
Do You Like Large Income!
new brick houses: rooms and modern
bath; rented to good tenants at $4,000 per
KING & FILL, nc, 900 NEW YORK AVE.
SEE US about new and room homes now
under construction ON Washington Heights.
KING FILL. NC. s2o NEW YORK AVE.