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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1911-04-28

Titus is Pardoned.@Gov. Wesley has
granted a pardon to Charales E. Titus,
sent from Sanborn county on a charge
of grand larceny. Titus has been out
on parole for some time and has now
been granted complete clemency.
The Washington times., 1911-10-06
STAFFS SELECTED
/. FOR PUBLICATIONS
IN HIGH SCHOOLS.
The fastener And The Bal
ance Sheet To Make APP
pearances Soon.

STATS have been appointed for two
more high school monthiies. and the
papers will make their appearances
within a month. The fastener viii
come out November 1. while the Bal
ance Sheet, the Business High pGbIiea-
ton, will be issued October 20.
Ray Whitman is editor of the East
ern paper. and William Schwartz is its
business manager. The Balance Sheet
viii be edited this year by William Q.
Lyons, and managed by J. Eiseman.
Another activity that will be put under
way shortly at Business Is the debating
team. Debating has been put in charge
of three faculty advisers, Miss F. 8.
Hay, F. E. Lucas, and DIR. c. Merri-
wether. The team will he coached by
Mr.. Lucas, a member of the Bates Col
Iege championship team of two years
ago.
The constitution Of the athletic ASSOC
citation also has been revised at Busi-
ness, and election of student officers
will be held this week.
The Washington times., 1911-10-06
Frenchman Invents
Novel Test of Love

Alphonse Marion. of Paris, a young
man OF independent means, has found
novel way of testing his fiance's
affection, with the result that the en-
gagement now is broken off.
He called on the girl, Mile. Suzanne
Raix, and after a few minutes con-
versRtion, during which he affected
great mental depression, he asked her
for q drink of water. AS he took the
glass from her hand he produced a
tiny phiaI from his pocket, and; empty
ing the contents into the water, drank
II before she could hinder him. His
face then contracted and he sank a
helpless mass on the floor. He had
only time to beg his sweetheart's gor-
gfveness before he expired. as she
thought.
Unfortunately for Suzanne, Alphonse
was not even unconscious, and he was
able to watch the effect on her OF
mis- own death. Without the slightest
show of sorrow she FASTENED to the
telephone and rang up the police sta
ton to say that a suicide had been
committed in her apartments, and beg
ging that the body might be removed
as soon as possible.
This was too much for Alphonse.
who promptly resurrected himself and
left the house, after telling his former
sweetheart what he thought Of her
London Express.
The Washington times., 1911-10-06
IS HAPPY
OVER SUCCESS Of
CADET OFFICERS
Congratulations Showered
Upon Colonel Lowe And
Major Taylor.

Generalization are being showered
TODAY by Eastern High School students
upon Fl. Burton Lowe and Stirling p.
Taylor. f., Of the senior class. follow
ing their appointment Yesterday as Col
onel and Major. respectively, OF the
High School Cadets regiment.
The victory Of Colonel Lowe and Ma
.or Taylor Is unique in that such a
double honor has never fallen to East
ern before in the history of the cadets.
For seven years Eastern has not had
the distinction Of gaining the colonel
encv of the regiment. Young Lowe won
ont In competitive examination with
cadets from all other high schools.
II history repeats, the appointment OF
Colonel Lowe Is taken TO indicate VIC
tory for the Eastern cadet company in
The next competitive drill. In ten years
the repinental colonel has been at
Eastern High School three times. and
each wear the Eastern company OF ca
6ets won the competitive drill.
Colonel Lowe Is the son OF Henry r.
Lowe Of .15 Fifth street southeast, and
Major Taylor. commanding the second
cadet battalion, Is the sor OF Stirling
p TAYLOR, 124o Pennsylvania avenue
southeast. Both arc extremely popular
smonc Eastern students and are raised
10 the pinnacle Of fame by their VIC
,ovv in the examinations.
The Washington times., 1911-10-06
Woman On Rampage
With Two Pistols

PITTSBURG, Pa. Oct. 6.-on the
rampage with two automatic pistols,
Maggie Reinman shot up two hotels, q
school house and a postoffice and land
ed In the Allegheny county Jail. At the
school she chased the teacher and pupils
mile before giving up her chase. Not
content with this exhibition, she visited
a number of farm houses and drove out
the families. She Is a daughter Of a
well-to-do farmer of McCandless town
ship.
Deputy Sheriff Thomas Wright was
sent after her, and found her at a
farmhouse taking II easy. Crawling un-
der a safe she begged the farmer to
get guns so she could riddle the officer.
The Washington times., 1911-10-06
BEATEN BY HUSBAND
AND CLOTHES FIRED,
SAYS ELLA N. STONE
Physician Cited To Show
Why He Should Not
Pay Alimony.

pr. James H. Stone, defendant in a
suit for divorce. today was cited by
Justice Wright to appear in the Dis
trict Supreme Court next Friday, and
show cause why he should not pay tenn
>porary alimony to his wife, Ella M.
Stone. and why he should not be en-
toned from molestinG her.
Supporting the motion for a rule to
show cause were several affdaVits con-
taining sensational allegation against
the physician. one being that he Of
fered his wife largo sum Of money to
adinit relations with a police captain.
and drop her suit for a divorce.
Threats by thehusband that he would
make 4 yellow journal affair" out Of
the divorce action and would spend
money to disgrace her and her FAMILY
also are alleged by Mrs. Stone. She
Baldreson's office some one closed a
door and snapped the lock, leaving her
alone with her husband. who tried to
intimidate her by threats.
Clothes Burned, She Says.
Charges that her husband assaulted
her with his fists last June and burned
her clothing in the furnace also are
contained in Mrs. Stones affidavit. ThS
affidavits of neighbors, who swear they
saw bruises and black spots on Mrs.
Stones face, eye, throat and body, are
made q part Of the motion.
Mrs. Carried w. Tindell who lives
at 1922 Eleventh street, which is near
the Stone residence, HOO Irving street
northwest swears in an affidavit she
has seen DR.. Stone under the influence
of liquor. She also tells of the ap-
parent love and affection Mrs Stone
Aad for husband prior to the breach.
hn oh 10 NV Stone
that her husband went to Baltimore
Ito poison the mind of her old father
by telling him false and vile tales about
her" She also alleges that he has tried
to influence other relatives against her,
and has sought to have them persuade
her to drop the divorce suit.
Other Allegations.
That Dr. Stone Influenced Sarah
Schley, the correspondent in the suit,
TO make an alleged false affidavit and
file it with Major Sylvester in an at
tempt to implicate her with Captain
Hollinberger, is charged by Mrs.
Stone. She swears that the charge
against the police officer and herself
has been investigated and found
false"
1t is claimed by Mrs. Stone that her
husband still is occupying the home
at 100 Irving street northwest, which.
she aUeReS Sne OWLS although LII.
interest in te property. She states that
stone has brought suit claiming an
the physician is paving her no rent.
Mrs. Olivia Wolf MacLean an aunt
of Mrs. Stone, tells in an affidavit OF
the devotion of her piece to DR.. Stone.
She says in fact, we all thought she
always acted silly about him. and that
she stood more abuse than most wom-
en- of spirit would have done"
Attorneys Veitch & Walker repre-
sent Mrs. Stone.
The Washington times., 1911-10-06
Wife Accuses Widow
Of Lucky" Baldwin

LOS ANGELES. Cal, Oct. s.-Impli-
eating Mrs. Lilly Bennett Baldwin, wild
ow of the late E. J. c'Lucky') Baldwin,
the millionaire turfman, as one Of the
causes of her domestic infelicitles. MRS
Monroe in her suit for divorce against
her husband. William D. Howard. a
prominent automobile dealer OF this
CITY and head OF the w. D. Howard
Motor Car Company.
Mrs. Howard stated she had followed
ber husband and Mrs Baldwin to the
latter's home in this city and saw them
20 into the house together: Benjamin
Thumb. hotel clerk at the Essex Hotel.
testified that Howard and Mrs. Baldwin
STAYED at the hotel on the night OF
August 10, 1909.
The Washington times., 1911-10-06
For Dental Examiners
In Public Schools

Hath Officer Woodward will recon-
mend tomorrow or Monday the appoint
ment of a dental examiner for the white
public schools.
On the eligible list are the following
candidates who have passed examina-
tons: Henry w. Johnson, William M.
Kemball, ]. Winslowe Taylor. Louis M.
Cuvillier, and Roland Wilkerson. The
appointment is made by the Commits
sioners. and teh position pays $500
year.
DR.. John r. Francis, jr., was re-
Gently appointed dental examiner of
the colored public schools.
The Washington times., 1911-10-06
Believe Colonel Roach
Will Be Reappointed

Col. w. H. Roach, department COM
mander Of the Army and Navy Union
in Washington, will be reappointed for
a two-year term.
Colonel Roach, not only has the sup
port of all the local garrisons, but in
a letter received this morning by Past
National Inspector Charles w, Blush,
Grand Commander George K. Downes
announced his intention of giving the
appointment to Colonel Roach in APP
preciatioE of the esteem in which he
is held by the local Garrisons, and or
ne fact that he is the popular ccholce.
The Washington times., 1911-10-06
PLAN OBSERVANCE
OF COLUMBUS DAY
Fitzgerald Council, OF Alex andra, To Celebrate Four
Hundred And Nineteenth Anniversary Of Discovery
Of Amerca-The Rev. c. W. Currier To Speak

geon In the British army, and being
assigned to India, was there made a
Mason fifty years ago.
After a long illness of tuberculosis
John Slower, well-known Southern
railway conductor, died at his home,
He was thirty. i've years OF age and
The funeral arrangements will be In
Lodge of Odd Fellows.
The left eye Of James Stoutenbergh,
who lives on North Columbus street,
was removed yesterday. A cataract
made the operation necessary.
The Rev. ]. L. Allison, pastor of the
Second Presbyterian Church, will ad-
dress a meeting OF the Alexandria Sun
day School Workers Association at the
First Baptist Church at o'clock SUM-
day afternoon.
Funeral services for Frank Taylor
were held from St. Mary's Catholic
Church at 8 o'clock this morning, the
Rev. Henry J. Cutler, pastor OF the
church. officiating. Burial was in st.
Mary's Cemetery.
Announcement Is made by the Elks
Dancing Club of the reopening Of the
weekly dances, the first to be given
October Is. During the winter months
a dance will be given every Wednes-
day evening.
The Washington times., 1911-10-06
WASHINGTON TIMES BUREAU,
ALEXANDRIA, VA, OCT.

Fitzgerald Council, No. $50, knights
of Columbus, will observe October IL,
COMMUNICATING the 18th anniversary
OF the discovery of America by Christie
pher Columbus, with a special pro-
gram. The exercises are to be held in
st. Mary's Hall, and II Is said they
win surpass any previous effort along
that line.
The Rev. Charles Warren Currier,
d. D., Is announced as the chief
speaker. He will review the work &C
complished by the order since its insti-
tuition.
Music will be furnished by the quar-
tet Of the Shrine Of the Sacred Heart
Of Washington. composed Of Mesdames
Annie Grant Fugitt and Armand Grum-
pecht, and Melville d. Henssy and Al
bert Murray, with Prof. Armand Grurn-
pecht as accompanist.
All AIexandrtans are invited to at
tend.
Before a joint meeting Of Alexan-
dria- Washington and Andrew Jackson
lodges of Masons. DR.. N. r. Clifford,
of the editorial staff of the Tyler
Keystone, Philadelphia Masonic
publication, last night delivered lee
The Washington times., 1911-10-06
No Funds For Defense.

LEWISTOWN. Pa. Oct. CATER a
long consultation with his attorney. F.
w. Culberston, William Schrader, con-
Ncted Of murder in the first degree,
and refused a new trial, has decided
that, owing to lack of funds, he will
not take his case to a higher court but
has expressed his intention to await the
action of Governor Tener in setting the
day of his execution.
The Washington times., 1911-10-06

geon In the British army, and being
assigned to India. was there made
Mason fifty years ago.
The Washington times., 1911-10-06
Sues Laundry Company.

Claiming that he was knocked down
by a laundry wagon near Iowa Circle,
last April. Edward Pitts today filed
suit in the District Supreme Court
against the Freeze Potomac Laundry
Company for $4,000 damages for al
legged personal injuries. He states in
his bill that the wagon was on the
wrong side Of the street when he was
run down. He claims that he sustain
Ell permanent injuries, necessitating the
loss of his position. Attorney Richard
son apears for Pitts.
The Washington times., 1911-10-06
Club Offers Reward
For Capture Of Thief

The Chevy Chase Club has offered
reward of 800 for the Arrest and con-
viction of the thief, and the recovery
Of two valuable gold watches, stoltn
from lockers in the dressing room last
Saturday. One Of the watches, belong
to Rudolph Kaufman. is valued at
$3.50. Several hundred cards with de-
scription of the timepieces are biting
sent ont
The Washington times., 1911-10-06
Motor Still Missing.

No trace was found by the police to-
day Of an electric runabout belonging to
the Rev. ]. Henning helms, rector Of
the Church of the Ascension. which was
stolen about II o'clock last night from
ir front of the Cochran Hotel. Four
tee nth and K streets northwest.
The Washington times., 1911-10-06
Curiosity Costs Life.

POTTSVILLE, Fa., Oct. 6.-When a
blast. which he had prepared at the
oak Hill Co!liery, failed to go of, Bert
I.arton went back to investigate. Just
as he reached the site there was a ter
rife explosion. He caught the full
brunt Of It, and his body was torn to
DieCeS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-09

Smaller houses elsewhere.
Large Hall or loft. ca.ner sixth and
Main Streets; suitable for light mann
featuring, professional Or semi public
purposes.
Large Brick Shop. rea. Sixth aud
Main; good storage or heavy business.
Broad Street Stores. cocner Madison
and near First; handsome nlate glass
windows.
Main Street Stores, near Seventh.
Sixth and First Streets; $3.50 - $1,000
per annum.
Cary Street Stores. near Eleventh.
Offices Ebel Building.
Dwellings,. 1ats. rooms, etc.
Call for Printed List.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-09
Why Buy in Falkland

Because It's the only place you can
n oIg sronna at the real rock bottom
Hated, blu; are to-day as sound and
good as a United States government
2ond. Falkland is centrally located.
}Ist rev squares north OF Barton
He!snts' up where there Is elevation
enough TO look over the entire city OF
Hicnmond. Parkland has sewers. gran
onlhic side walks. shade trees. hedges.
ana soon Will have gas and water In
Falkland you can buy lots from s75o
20 Si2.oo per foot, and pay FOR them
SIo down and SO monthly
DO YOU KNOW THAT BARTON
o 5TEtTH .o : ! LOTS OF Hay HAVE ADVANCED
IN IN I'm, the last last four years and the popu-
mean? This: Every available LOT in
Barton Heights is built upon. Barton
s sleishts IS growing north fast. and will
otherwise Some one is going to reap
harvest then. Put your idle non.v
IN Falkland Banks will only pay YOU
d SnTIee cents year. and It's lazy"
aoilar that can't earn more Real es-
tate works for you while you sleep; it
never stops. Buy il when IT'S low, and
S con h 70 add TO 1t, and soon you
VIII ne able TO set aside the pen or
pane and spend the balance Of your
days In comfort
IN KIRKLAND YoU PAY NO INTER.
e. OE TAXES UNTIL LOTS ARE
RAID FOX.
Think of the saving this alma viii
amount TO. Your children also have
a.! the advantages and privileges OF
me carton Heights schools. without
PARKLAND Is NEARER THE CEN
MONUMENT
Of ground, It's compelled to advsnSe
The growth of the city demands il.
COMPARE PRICES WITH OTHER
SUBURBAN. OPERTY ALL
AROUND 1T
Ask them 10 show you ground at
$50 to $1,000 per foot within one
square OF car line, with all Improve
ments Then you Will know the real
value Of Falkland.
FARMLAND WILL. SOON HAVE GAS
AND WATER PIPED TO EVERY
Arrangements are now being made for
this And every other m plcrn i'm
proNement will be added
THREE NEW HOUSES TO BE BUILT
IN FARMLAND AT Once
Work on these buildings will ne
started in next few days Rev j. d.
McAlister. secretary of Virginia Anti
saloon League, VINO rec ntly sold his
nome in Barton Heiga;s. is having n
very handsome color!ll home i,Gil;
There are liberal restrictions TN All
houses.
SEE FARMLAND AT ONCE.
and then see us.
JULIAN c. ANDERSON < co.
Real .Es.a-e Agents,
Basement American Bank Building
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-09
FOR RENT.

DWELLINGS,
no 1915 Grove Avenue. IL rooms Hot
water heat. Every convenience
NO. 1907 Park Avenue. Close TO Lom
. hardy Street. Z rooms Modern
No. 7l5 West Main Street. opposite
Monroe Park. 10 rooms Two
latrobes. Cheapest rent in the
city
No. 1911 Park Avenue. rooms and
modern.
No. 1925 Hanover Avenue. rooms and
No. 5l4 North Eighth Street. Close
to new High School 10 rooms
Cheap rent.
NO, To4 East Leigh Street. 10 rooms
Very desirable.
No. 1O2 East Main Street. 10 rooms
NO. SOS North Tenth Street. close 70
Leigh Street rooms.
NO. llls West Marshall Street 0 rooms
no. 24oS stuart Avenue. rooms
strictly modern.
FLATS.
NO 323 South Third Street close to
W. oo Gamble's Hill. Hot water heat
90 z5o5 East Marshall Street rooms.
No. 2225 TAYLOR Street. rooms.
NO. 500 Davis Avenue. 8 rooms.
Also business places OF every kind
Caii. phone or write for rent list.
which Will be cheerfully mailed.
DOUGLAS Z. TAYLOR,
Renter OF Real Estate
Is North Eighth Street
Phone Madison 40.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-09

The sale. of the property of the yir-
SRA ANTHRACITE Coal and Railway
company. in Montgomery county. Vir-
gina, heretofore advertised for june
~ 1911, 70 be held by the undersisned
In execution of a decree of the Chan
cory Court Of the city of Richmond
entered april 25. 1911. in the cause
entitled Virginia Trust COMPANY Trus-
n tee; VS.: Virginia Anthracite Coal and
Away Company, has been postponed
until AUGUST 20, 1911. at il o'clnct
midday. at which time said propafty
VIII be offered for sale in front II
the courthouse at Christiansburr. va
~ TERMS; $40, cash. of which $40.
On day of confirmation b. decree IF
court balance on credit of six, twelve
and eighteen months, evidenced ~
promissory notes with interest added.
title retained until conveyance ordered
by the court
ROBERT e. SCOTT.
MURRAY NJ. MCGUIRE
WILLIAM y. MONCURiG
Special Commissioners
Bond required by above described do
cree has been duly given
CHAS. o. SAVILLE. Clerk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-09
Dwellings---For RIGHTEOUSNESS Places

New house. sixteen rooms, six baths
Monument Avenue
Beautiful Grove Avenue corner dwell
ing; sixteen rooms: all improvements
hot water heat ana Gle ;tricity.
Harrison. near Franklin: ten rooms
Park Avenue, near Lee Circle; eight
rooms.
$40 Rowland. near Floyd; eight
rooms.
1914 West Main Street: twelve rooms
20e Strawberry. near Grove; rooms
1926 Hanover Street: 10 rooms.
kensington Street. near Robinson;
s. rooms.
I2o South Pine street: rooms
Park front; only 5000 per arnLm
92l East Leigh Street; rooms; $50.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-09
l2-Room House
ON LAMB AVENUE.
Barton Heights
100 FOOT FRONT.

Here is one OF the biggest bargains
in Barton Heights to-day. Think of it!
y beautiful twelve-room modern house.
with large. high-pitched rooms. two
baths, broad halls. attic and base
ment. hot water heated large stable
in yard, outhouses and a beautiful
lawn, plenty of shade. Here is "A real
home. built on broad plans, with the
best of material and workmanship.
Located on the best street, with on
cellent neighbors all around you, cir
cumstances are such that we can OFFER
you this house at q ridi0plously low
price. It's got TO be sold and at once.
If you want 1T and haven't all the
money. we can arrange to loan you
nearly enough money to buy. it, Ger
tainly 70 per cents of the price we ask
for the properly. If it's too large we
can easily rent out portion for. you at
good rental
This is fine house at sacrince
price. II you are Interested In this
proposition. see us early Monday.
Some one is surely going to get bar
gain. Terms very easy II desired
JULIAN. C. ANDERSON & co,
Real Estate Agents.
Basement American Bank Building.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-09

AZ the request OF the owner. a non
resident. we will sell at public auc-
tion, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY. JULY IL. 1911.
at $50 P. NJ.
the property above mentioned.
The house is a we'll built brick
dwelling. containing nine rooms and
bath, with large halls. and is convent
emily arranged. having been recently
repaired. painted and repapered. and
is in good condition for immediate
occupancy If desired as an invest
The deep lot of $50 feet and the sta
bile also appeal to those desiring a
comfortable home in this good neigh
borhood.
TERMS: The assumption of a note
for $1,000; balance cash
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-09
Real estate for 5aIe.
2 New Houses
Nos. 3O2, 304 Home
Street
Barton Heights

II you want real cozy. up to date
eight-room house with all the latest
modern improvements, a house that Is
good enough for the most exacting, go
at once and see these houses (the doors
are open). These houses have large.
beautiful reception halls. parlors. din
Ing rooms. kitchen with range and por-
celain sink: four nice bed rooms, bath
rooms; large front and rear porches;
big lots. Very cheap for cash, or will
be solo small cash payment; balance
easy. II you want a good house at q
small price. this is your opportunity.
Why pay rent. when just a little more
added to your rent will buy you q
real home'--ope that you can call
your own" and be independent? II
interested. see us.
JULIAN c. ANDERSON & CO..
Real Estate Agents.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-09
APARTMENTS AND FLATS.


$500 per an. lt27-A Franklin st. S
rooms. Second floor apart
ment. Hot water heat.
600 per an. S02 T.. Franklin st. 6
rooms. First Nat
500 per an. $2s 5. Third Street. 10
rooms. Possession at once
Second floor: electric lights;
hot water heat
$40 per an. 26iI Grove Ave. rms.
Second floor apartment; hot
water heat.
500 per an. S2S S. Third st. rms.
Possession at once. First
Hat. Electric lights; hot
water heat.
500 per an. 2O36 w Grace ST. 8
rooms. Second floor: cleo
trio lights; hot water heat.
$50 per an So7 F. Leigh st. rms.
First floor fiat.
$40 per an. 1915 Grove Ave. rms.
First floor apartment and
two rooms in basement
Suo per an Apartment No. 80;
rooms and bath; in The
Hanover.
27o per an. % S. Harrison ST 6
rooms Second floor apart
go per an. 1915 Grove Ave. s rms.
Second floor fat.
McvEIGH & GLINN.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-09
JULIAN c. ANDERSON e CO.,
Real Estate Agents,
easement American Bank Building
WANTED.

CHIMBORAIJ Park.
An up-to-date n51ue. ,irst-rirs 1o,,
dltcn; all modern conycnicnccs: steam
neat something good 10 quick pur-
SULLIVAN & COMPANY.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-09
FLATS.

Possession at once.
s9s y goth St, LIST floor. 6 rooms. $50
60S ;. Pine. I'd fiat rooms $40
ool W. Grace st. (1st and Cd flats,
Bellevue apartment. No. /, rms, i20
Bellevue Apartment, No g. rms. $50
dVa0 w Main St, fst fiat. rooms, 270
Zloo Z; Grace St. 1st fiat. rooms, $50
Possession August 81, 1911.
isit w, Grace ST.. 1st Nat, rms. 500
sos w: Main ST. LIST nat, rms. 40
Heat free, immediate posses
9o6 "; Main. I'd fiat. rooms. =. $50
CHeat free.)
1886 W erase St; lst aat, rooms,
2335 W. Grace St. I'd fiat, rooms.
heat furnished free). ...... $50
"l2 5. Third St. I'd and Sd flats.
90 v; Main St; ist fiat. rms. t tsS
sOs W Tz Main Isl 81; LIST fiat. $ rms. $50
9l0 W. Main St, % nat s rms. 45o
Cheat free.)
i0I e. Main ST. lst fat. 5 rooms. $50
BBe eIisy,,e Apartment No 6. rms. $50
beieHue apartment, No 5, Z rms. 800
5lo Allison st. LIST flat I rooms. $50
Bellevue Apartment No 4. rms 360
700 \. Davis, I'd nat. rooms :. 400
3ol \. Davis. LIST fiat. rooms 400
80, :. Davis, I'd fiat, rooms. :. 300
49l z. Main St. 2d fiat. 4 rooms. 27O
81! \ Fourth St. LIST nat rms. 240
2i06 z. Grace ST.. LIST fiat rms $50
20! r. Cary ST., LIST fiat. rooms $50
1900 Park Ave. doctors office:
rooms ................... 900
80 NORTH NINTH STREET.
Phone Monroe 200.