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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-09-27

WANTED-FRUIT PACKERS. CALI.
Call at the packing house of the O.
U. Niles & Son, or phone Main 270,
or Interstate 555. 87tf
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-09-27

Mrs. C. X. Couchman and son OF
Palouse, are visiting at the home OF
Mrs. Couchmans parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Albin Johnson, near town.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-09-27
MARKET REPORTS.

This report is corrected every day,
and Is the price paid TO the producer.
The grain report is the same as that
received daily by the Farmers Union.
Wheat, Russian Red, per bu.. .64c
The Alaska citizen., 1912-06-03
AN APPRECIATION.

<. :: We should be very negligent if :: :: press with this without expressing keen :: :: appreciation of the very generous support :: :: dered by the businessmen of the camp. The :: {: amount advertising offered is beyond <. {: eXpecat ions and only hope that the edi- :: z: ton will with favor. If it helps the camp :: < a small degree it will have served it's :: :. purpose and We shall feel amply repaid the :: :' labor spent it. :: {: <. :. :: :: :: :: :: <. :. :: :: :: <. :. :: :: .:
 Some ines the policeman that get in the world
The Alaska citizen., 1912-06-03
News BrieAets From
 the World at Large

PARIS, May 27-An attack of 10000 Moors on the Algerian frontier successfully repulsed by loops here today.
 RUBY CITY, May 27.- is reported that voney Richmond, who Aere, has decided build a s3O.OoO building for the \, C. Co. lot already picked out
 NILLAREAI. Spain, May 2S.-A starting at a moving picture machine today responsible loss of 103 lives ir the panic that followed
 WASHINGTON May 2S.-Captan Smith. of the Titanic. is blamed by the senatorial Investigating mtee for the wreck of the ship
 PITTSBURG, Pa. May 2S. - Infant life is suffering in the in heat unusually early spell which has settled city.
 ST. LOUIS, May 2S.-Ty Cobb. the Detroit team, has been lenstated
 MINNEAPOLIS, May 2S.-On from the union. 1Soo frega handlers local yards walked ou; to-
 DAWSON. May 2s.-The Board of Trade has passed resolution ferrng industrial infant quartz industries amounting 10 S. every milled
 SAN FRANCISCO May 2s. - The steamer City of Sydney has arrived refugees outlaw infested west of Mexico.
 WASHINGTON May 2S - Key West is the anchor age for number of warships ordered by the war de parment to be ready for action the Cuban embroglo
 MAZATIAN Mexico, May 2S. Robert Alameda, a the state. executed today
 WASHINGTON. May 2S. General Orozco has seiz- ed supplies billed to American owned mines in Mexico contrary to repeated warnings
 NEWARK, N J.. May 2S Roosevelt won the en- tire Republican delegation and plurality over Taft in the primaries yesterday in New Jersey Wilson won 24 out of 2S delegates his ticket
 WASHINGTON, May 2S.-Cuba has been informed tha any threatening actions toward American residents will be the signal the disembarking of host of
 
 WASHINGTON. May 2s. - No campaigning
The Alaska citizen., 1912-06-03

vii te done by the presidential for the nom. ination, now that he primaries all been held
 HOUSTON, Texas. May 2S - Woodrow Wilson is in fn control of the convention
 WYTHEVlI.IE, Va. May 29. Claude Allen is soon to be trial here, the his father Floyd Allen, having been disposed of.
 DAWSON May 29. - Lake Laberge cleared of ice to lay. The first boat leave Horse will be the
 
 NEW YORK, May 30. The World published an es;ima of he wealth of John D. today plac ing his possessions s900 100000.
 LAS VEGAS N M.. May 29. Al Palzer has issued challenge the winner of JohnsonFlynn fight to be held here July
 SEATTLE, May 30 - In attempt avoid run ming down a spectator Clifford Turpn, aviator. crashed into the grandstand here today killing one and injurng many. besides sustaining many bodily injuries himself and the probable loss his left eye.
 DAYTON, O.. May 30 Wilbur Wright. the most distinguished student of aviation died here of typhoid fever today.
 INDIANAPOLIS, May 30 Joe Dawson with National lowered the worlds 50O-mile record on circular track today milking the distance in hours, tweny-one minutes and six seconds
 WASHINGTON, May 30-A sena orial committee has leen appointed to look into the report Japanese to.ory is being established Magdalena bay.
 SAN DIEGO. May 30. of secret service probing the actions the rial Workers World.
 NEW YORK. May 31. Hampton's magazine has withdrawn from the field. having been to the wall by it's proneness o big interests
 PHILADELPHIA, May 31. Intense heat is causing much suffering in this city.
 COLUMBUS. O.. May Ex-Governor Harmon boiled total of 1oo,o90 in the presidential primar- es against Wilson's s,9l6. was second in the
 
 MAZATlAN. Mexico May 31.-The rebels are drv- ing all Americans out of the interior country.
 LAS VEGAS x. M. May 31. Jack Johnson denies he report that he in an unfit condition for the coming fight with Fireman Flynn.
 NEW YORK. May 31. Arrivals Cuba report tla the rebels there
The Alaska citizen., 1912-06-03
Ot trnlnent troops.

eoternment rOopS
 SEATTI F. May 31. . Charles K. Chone E. passenger Northern Pacific railroad Chicago was sAo. and killed this morning by unkn person. men and IS women were killed yesterday in a batle Mayala
 ATLANTIC CITY. June l. Detective William J. Burns has disclosed municipal here amounting many millions
 lDlIAROD. June l. - The White Seal is about get away on her return trip to Fairbanks
 WHITE HORSE, June l. The first steamer from evening F. W. Griffin is among the passengers.
 LOS ANGELES, June l. .nday afternoon will witness the resumption the trial Clarence here
 FL PASO Tex. June 1. American authorities have warnings all Americans in Mexico al once for the protection of the American flag heir lives in danger.
 SAN DIEGO. Cal. June 1. - Governor Hiram John son aas arrived here ok into disturbances raised by the Industrial Workers of the World Thus the nves gatons of the grand jury appointed by the ygeneral have naught.
 NORTH YAKIMA Wash, June l. - Phil Parmalee killed today when his aeroplane turned in the @Ei crushed him in its fall to the ground.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-13
SUMMER RESORTS


ne tfaftfrx Inn Houston Ea--isaFs
and Ltthia Water High. cool eieva-
ton among the mills II Virginia, on
tile Norfolk and Western hailroad
Large airy rooms. halls and porches,
Excellent table Special reduced fNtes
TO summer hoarders
For Information address
PROPRIETOR HALIFAX tNN.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-13
CHICAGO MAN IS
Y. P. |. ORATOR

Especial 20 The Richmond Vfrpsn{an
BLAAChSBt'R re VA. June Eth
q procession headed hy the urexi3er+
OF the college. the senior chaplain and
the orator OF the dsv, the cIasx Of
lsf2, Of V. p + marched between
long uaeS ~ their fellow students
standing al military attention into
the com mencemept hau today To re
ce!ve their degrees at the handa Of
President Barringrr and to hear the
address 70 the graduating class bY r.
= swdnney. PRESIDENT OF the First Ma
uonal bank, Of Kansas city. ana vice
president OF the Chicago and Alton
railroad. Mr.. Swinney leet Blacks
burg IN 1874, went West 10 make his
s~srS ana returned It, ttts alma mater
IN his private car 10 deliver the ora
ton on commencement day.
After the invocation BY f1r. y. j
Woods. President Barringer read the
honor list Of the session. announc "a
military appointments for aext year
ana conferred degrees Oh sixty young
men.
After the address 10 the graduates.
this president announced that the ses-
sion OF 1sli-I2 was formally ended,
and the audience Joined IN the singtn
Of Aud Lang syne.''
The crowd was the largest 1T a
commencement dny In years and the
graduates were loaded with flowers
and presents.
Mr.. Swinnsy was introduced by
President Barrinser and made a brief.
-&sFe4is44. sf,ee~as<-r4 --+-s-- proper r-rr-
hiticns for college men
II WAS practical talk from a sue
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-13
GRADUATES MEET
WITH THE ALUMNI

The annual meeting Of the alumni
OF the John Marshall high school WAS
held In the auditorium Of the school
last night with large audience
present. The meeting vac opened
with an instrume Btai number by the
high school orchestra, consisting Of
piano. gtTTng Instruments and rfute.
The graduating class was gathered
In the front Of the houAe. and back Of
Il were the alumni and friends Of
them and the noted school. Music
tnterspsrsed the features of the pro
gram, and afterwa rds the high n hool
students went IN the library for re-
Treatments, and dance.
An interesting report of the asso-
citation was read by President = 7.
Beveridge. of the class OF rs the re-
port of the treasurer was made bv
Alvin II. Hut1ier. IT the class Of
June. %. and the report 81 the secre-
tary was read by Mas Nellie D.
spenre. Of the class If February. eb.
Mr.. Taylor Reviews His DRY.
The principal address OF the even
Ing was delivered by Joseph G Tav-
Tor, Of the class Of February. "a. lie
told an interesting narrative OF the
history Of the school, and commend
ed II TODAY on its progress and on
the tncrei sod facilities which the
students OF to-day have.
Principal j. &. tGarwoud presented
the graduating class to the alumni.
the graduates standing during the
ceremony. The president az The
class, Robert H. Ph!nney. Jr.. was
called on to make q response, and.
standing In the middle of the aisle.
ne painted tne word picture or the
triumph ~ the class TO which he be-
ionged, and urged all the members
to join the Alumni association.
Songs were sung by Mrs. Clifton
W. Miller. OF the class Of February.
'ss, and Mrs James Whittet, OF the
class Of June. ~, and AT the last
they Joined IN a duet. receiving a
hearty encore. The exercises were
closed with number by the orches-
ira which was loudly appiauded
Award Diplomas Tonight.
The final exercises when diploma
and prizes will he awarded. VIII be-
held In the city auditorium tonight.
In the business meeting Of the
alumni held earlier in the evening.
the following officers Were elected
James G. fiarwood, president. Miss
Kay Van Nort. first Il e. !. Il sp.s..l-s.t!
l'r. Raymond Garcin. second vice.
President; Alvin h HutzIer treas
nrer, Mi'sa Neise Spssssss.. 2s1sys-ssts, Y.se.
exec GtiF~ committee Mrs. &. l,ur-
tor Airs. Howard l. Whitlock. Miss
Martha g Davis, Mrs Ruby Vaughan
Bigger and WINES +. Wilson.
The retiring president. s. r. B-v-
"ridg", was unanimously elected prcst
Dent emeritus.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-13
7. R. AGAIN MEETS
BITTER DEFEAT
Continued from First Page.)

-erned. When the committee nnally
adjourned tonight, tfIs score stood.
For Taft 1ai.
For Roosevelt, !.
II was 7;15 T. NJ. when tho com
rnitteernen finally filed out Of the
rooms at the Coliseum annex. They
had been in session since y A. NJ,
Without recess, the hearings proceed,
ed. messenger boys being occasionally
dispatched for coffee and sand
witches, furnishing the only refresh
ment the committeeman enjoyed.
The fireworks started with the very
opening Of the session. The Taft men.
having observed their previously per-
feet score. grew FESTIVE when they
remembers that Roosevelt had pus
one over at tho very last minute tho
night before. Ex-senator Charles
Dick. Of ohiav served formal notes
of appeal IN the Eleventh Kentucky
district. where tho committee had
seated Taft and Roosevelt man.
Orrnsby MeHarg for once was In per-
= 4se asserted ha desired 10 appeal
the case. remarkiEg that there was no
reason why II one Roosevelt delegate
VAS regular, the other should not be.
Victor Roseaater. chairman. IN
formed both attorneys that they
could only. open the case by unani-
nous consent There was a scatter
Ing fire Of objection. and SO both
sides agreed To bring the case before
the committee on credentials,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-13
MISS DETW|LER
TO WE'D DR. LEVY

Miss Elizabeth Detwiier chief nurse
in the city health department ten
derNd ner resignation yesterday
Within the next week or two 1t is
stated. she Will be married TO Dr.,
Ernest G. Levy. chief OF the health
department. Miss Detwiler said last
night, when asked regarding the APP
preaching wedding. that the exact
date had not been determined
She has been connected with the
local health department for the last
two years, having come here from
Danville, where she mad charge OF u
hospital for white. She IN an ex
pert IN her special line ~ work.
which has mostly to do with the
care OF tnfa rts
News that she and her chief are
soon TO he married will doubtless
come as 9. great surprise TO many
Of their friends. though 10 was sus-
pecfed that cupid was busy At work,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-13
Governor Mann Spea
YOUNG ORATORS
GET MANY MEOElS

tCuHttTurt from First fAavrT
defamation. by Or Charles II Amber.
w. = peyerie, orator, by DIR simpson:
II. l." Bain, debate by DR.. smith; L.
l.. Copley, debate, by Or. Lambeth
Triangular Debate trophy.
After these individual gold medals
had been presented. the silver cup
won by the Literary society IN the
triangular debate. between Richmond
college William and Mary and RAN
delphi Macin, was presented tho go
ciety by NJ. l.. How!son
Following this large loving cup
of solid silver was presented the foot
BAH team, for winning the football
championship Of the Eastern division
OF the intercollegiate Athletic asso-
citation.
The presentation was made by r.
L. Fouts who also presented each
member Of the eleven the college
monogram.
Or. /, r. Lewis then took occasion
to say a few words commendatory Of
the athletes. who had won not only
the football. but the baseball aud
basketball championships as we'll.
He praised them for manly conduct
displayed on the athletic field upon
All occasion, and said he hoped they
would always maintain such gentle
neniy instincts He then presented
the championship cup and the mon
ograms
Rice Warren Remembered.
Al this point one OF the most popu-
lar things that could have been done
by the student body was pulled off.
Physical Instructor w Rice War
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-13
REITERATEs HIS
TREAT TO BOLT
lContinued from LLlst nAe. -

dent questioned him an his assuN}p~
zion that the voters of California VII
not tolerate the seating of the tw9
Taft Delegates
Colonel what Will the California
delegation do u the two Roosevelt
delegates are denied their sea - ~ was
sskeo- Nv jll the entire delegation OF
fwenty~siN -hoi' 'hc convention 2"
The *x-Fre~ident arose abruptly
ei=t4-44- FRA lrt-r where
he had dictated his j 900 word def.
For "a moment he hesitated then
replied sharply
Il cannot undertake. 10 say What
the California deiega ton. or any other
delegation would do"
Roosevelt vss mum when asked
about the assertion OF ex Senator
Fiinn. Of PENNSYLVANIA. Governor
Glasscock- ot West Virginia, and
others o. hts leaders. that the cleo
tors in the States where the Boose-
welt sft--4f tssr control vf1eru VIII vote
for Roosevelt. no matter II Taft Is re-
nominated and elected
Il haven't a word 10 say ebnul
that" he replied with a subtle smile.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-13

spend fie Week F,nd NJ the ScaShore.
The Norfolk and Western Railway
In offering you its attractive week
end summer excursion fare at SO
round trip from Richmond 10 Norfolk
and only 20 cents more to Virginia
Beach and Cape Henry; from Norfolk
you can reach Oc"an View by III.
electric car line in few minutes
Tickets VIII be soid at this rate each
Friday anG Saturday. limited TO reach
Richmond returning not later than
the following Monday evening Com
DtErr- trrfr---untfurr required
from G. A. overton, Jr. City Pas
s-nger Agent, or G. H. Bosiey, Dis
trict Passenger Agent at the ofYicrs
Of the company as s3s Ea~ Main
VI reet
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-13
GOVERNOR SPEAKS
At v. & |. FINALS
ore HUNDRED AND TWENTY
EIGHT GRADUATES ARE
SENT OUT WITH
DIPLOMAS.
DEGREES CONFERRED
PRIZE rs GIVEN TO MAN WHO
WON IT IN 1861 AND WAS
AWAY FIGHTING FOR THE
coNFEpERAcY.

Especial 10 Tire Richmond Nirginian)
LEXINGTON. VA, June 12.-~one
hundred and twenty eight graduates
were sent out with diplomas from
Washington aud Lee university today
{ commencement exercises were held in
trc Lee Memorial chapel at II
o'cltck, with Dean II. j., Campbell
HetiuE president, presiding
lr Campbell announced the fol
law tt+tz7 honorary degrees as AarlH-s
been conferred by the board of rus
lies.
Doctor of laws, Or. Thomas \.
Archer. of Baltimore, Md. and Judge
Archer A. Phlegar of Bristol Va
Bnctor of letters, Gaylor Hunt. cf
washington. ana Ganaliel Bradford.
Of Wellesley Hills Mass.
Doctoc Of divinity, Rev. Harry W,
Mcyt r., of Kobe. Japan.
4 striking feature Of the exercises
was The presentation to J Woods
i.iee, Of Marlinton, w Va, OF a
Robinson prize medal which he won
In 1851 but could not receive be
cIusc he was In the Confoder tie
army AS Dr, Campbell awarded the
medal The audience arose and = ~
nlauded heartily. Two other grad
yates OF that year are entitled TO
Robinson medals.
Governor Mann Speaks.
The commencement address was
delivered by Governor Villa m
lodges Mann, who spoke of the
yrcl l"ma and responsibilities resting
upon the college man IN doing tie
worlds work,
The Cincinnati GRAFTON and the
va!edictory address We're delivered by
Thomas McPheeters Glasgow.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-13

tturttr1ueti from Ffrxt f4aKr.1
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-13

Al this point one OF the most popu-
lar things that could have been done
by the student body was pulled off.
Physical Instructor w. Rice War
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-13
WEEKEND
RATES
e mn Round Trip to
.DJ.VU NORFOLK
CO 0c Round Trip to
'pJ.LJ VA. BEACH
Norfolk & Western Ry.

Tickets win be sold at this rate each
Friday ana SATURDAY, hnilt.a Us t.~Nf.
Richmond returning not later thar
tine following Monday evening. Your
choice If three trains leaving Byrd
street station A. NJ, +. NJ and 40
+. VI. Tho A. NJ. and " M arc
through trains TO Norfolk without
change. carrying pullman psrlor car,
For fun Information apply to tue or
fee of the company at SIS r. Main
street Phone Madison ss7
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-13
BOTH CUBAN AND
AMERICAN TROOPS
ARE IN BAT Tie


Spanish American Iron company. This
was the result Of rebel attack.
Consta ut fghtinE Is In PTUETeSS DE-
tween govern nent troops and negroes
In the vicinity Of SAN isuts- The war
fare in that section Is said 10 o.
nothing short of q campaign II eN-
serrnination. When ths Foderejs iaI'
To find rebels they kin all the male
blacks. whether armed ar rot. Seven
bodies were found Ia one heap There
TODAY.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-07
Help Wanted-Male and Female.

WANTED-Man and wife to stay on lot
Man to tend TO three-aCre truck farm,
woman TO cook. Call Main 5424-L
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F YOU HAVE MONEY TO L DAN. WE CAN PLACE IT

RENT-FIATS
1...$40 49, 5000
Whitehall t 1880 6r 1874 Highland
st, w
Aug $5 90 6r fat II orme st 21oo
PUBLISH LIETIN giving good description of
for
JOHN J. w OODSlDE,
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GEORGIA-Fulton County,
Sadie s OYerend VS. Andrnur n,...-.-,

II4DINNItt-T UIION county.
Sadie >. OVerend VS.. Andrew Overend
Petition for Divorce. 0'iu'
To Defendant, Andrew Overend:
Take notice that Sadie S. Overend has
filed, in the superior court of said countV
suit against you for divorce, and YOU are
hereby required to be and appear at said
court on the first Monday in Novemherr
1912, then and there to answer her com,
plant, as in default thereof said court
will proceed as to justice shall aDnertain .
Witness the Honorable J. r Pendiefon
Judge Of said court, this 7th day of Au,,
ARNOLD BROYLES. Clerk,
S-7-3s
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-07
Poultry, Pet and Live Stock.

Farmers. as a
rule. are more
prosperous no A
than ever before
But there is ONE
thing farmers are
rusty on, and that
is the poultry
q u @ stiO n. The
farm aOck is gen
orally made up Of
a cOnglomaratiOu
Of nOndesCripts,
no two alike in
color. shape or
any Of the char
acteristiCs that
are supposed to
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-07
Too Late For Classification.
Help Wanted-Female.

WANTFD-Colored woman 10 DO gen
eral homework and milk COW, house to
live in on yard. J. II. Whisenaut $50
Highland avenue. so 81
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Real Estate For Sale.
w. A. Foster & Raymond Robson
Real Estate, Renting and Loans
Bell Phones i0311032 II Edgewood Atlanta Phone 1881
FOR SALE

IN OUR opinion, Marietta street is
the next street to get enhance
mcnt. 1t viii naturally follow the
physical developments that are now
being made on that street, together
with the completion Of the Bell
wood avenue viaduct, which is now
being built.
We call especial attention to
large corner lots between the via
duct and North avenue.
over a quarter of million dol
lars worth Of land has been sold on
this street within the last week.
and it is safe to predict that in the
next year over two million dollars
worth Of property will be sold on
this street. There are now over
100000 in new buildings under
way.
We believe that the lots referred
to above viii make you big money.
For particulars see either Mr..
Eve or Mr.. Hook
IF YOU HAVE MONEY TO
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-07
Farms Wanted

WANTED-Thirty or 40 acres convenient
to electric car line or railroad. within
eight or ten miles radius Of Atlanta. viii
exchange for city property. Address
T. T.. Box 200. care Georgian 1856
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-07
Legal Notices.


GENERALIZATION County:
Gertrude Parks VS., Andrew Parks
To Andrew Parks: BY order of count
you are hereby notified that on the 22d
against you for divorce, returnable to The
September term, 1912 'io
You are hereby required to be at the
September term of said court. 10 he
held on the first Monday in Septembe~e
there to answer the plaintiffs comniaint'
Witness the Hon. w. D. Ellis. Judge Of
said court, this 25th day of June. 1912 -
ARNOLD BROYLES, 'C!ierIt
6-26-SO
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Orpingtons.

FOR SALE-Buff Orpington pullets and
cQCkerels, March Matching, at 81 each.
B. T. Beaptrot, Pinehurst, Ga. ST %
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Unfurnished Rooms Wanted.

WINTED~Three connecfiTg rooms,
cheap; not more than SO per month mo-
Box 9, care Georgian 69-S-t
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Real Estate for Sale or Exchange.
Real Estate Wanted.

WANTED-To buy four or fve-room
house; pay like rent from owner X.
care Georgian 2q-S-7
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Real Estate For Saie
SHARP 6 B0z1ST0N
WEST END.

WE have for quick sale a beauti-
full bungalow on Lucille Ave-.
owner is leaving the city and will
sell for small cash payment and
purchaser to assume his payments
which now amount to $3.50 per
month. This place will rent for
$50 per month Looks good for
either home or investment.