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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-16
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STACNAT|O|V IN THE
NAVY IN THE FUTURE
No Chance for Junior Officers
to Reach the Top, According
to Rear Admiral's Report.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 15.--As a mem
ory OF the historic past. Rear Admiral
Andrews, chief OF the bureau OF nayi-
cation. would give the American dread
noughts o. the future the names of the
memorable vessels OF the carly days OF
the republic. The law now requires the
christening of battleships In honor of the
states. Admiral Andrews. in his annual
report made public today suggests the
ship comma nded by Paul Jones; Alfred,
hrst vessel TO tly the American has;
Niagara. flagship OF Perry on Lake Eric.
and Bonhomme Richard, Constitution,
Constellation, Congress and Franklin all
battle-scarred relics
The American Macy had a substantial
growth both in material and personnel
during the last fiscal year. according 10
the report OF Admiral Andrews. The fleet
OF warships was increased by 1iS.S5o tons
comprising seven battleships two ar
sells, while 10 the personnel there was
added eoi officers and 1868 enlisted men
Unless something IS done TO redis-
tribute the present force OF officers H.
the various grades there is certain tC
be in the near future terrible Condi
ton OF stagnation," the admiral asserts
The prospects are that a Junior lieuten-
ant would be fourteen years in that grade
nd could not become a comma nder un.
der hfty-eight. wears OF age, leaving ONLY
four years before retirement
The navy department is about TO sub
init to congress A complete scheme FOL
the creation OF a naval reserve whlcl
will double our naval force in time o
war.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-16
MAY REFUSE TO
CONFIRM CLARK
Interstate Commerce Commission.
CT in Danger Of Losing Place,
Owing to Opposition.

WASHINGTON, Dec, 15.-F,ailure Of
the senate to confirm before the holiday
adjournment OF congress, December H.
Edward u. Clark as Interstate commerce
comni ssoner, TO succeed himself Will
create an embarrassing situation, in the
opinion of members OF the commission.
Commissioner Clarh's term VIII expire
january I by limitation by law. commits
sionors holding offices for term of seven
wears or until their successors quail
ify. MIR. Clark Was renominatcd and his
nomination Is pending in the senate, held
up in accordance with the policy adopted
at a caucus of Democratic senator's
The commissioners point out that Com
Office before congress reconyenes JaDu~
AIRY 4, leaving the commission with only
six members, with several important In
vestigatlons pending with which Mr clark
has lad much 10 do. He is commissioners
directly In charge of railroad tariffs,
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NEGRO HIGHWAYMEN
BEAT THEIR VICTIMS

LIMA, o., Dec. 15,-One man is he
IIevcd to be dying and seven others are
In a critical condition as a result OF
being beaten up by hiGhwaymen IN
Prank IIolly. OF Graham, Va, the most
seriously injured is said to be fatally
hurt.
Fifty men, members Of A construction
crew were lined up in their camp by
five negro despcredoes. With drawn re-
volyers the negroes forced the lahorcrs
to give up what money they had IN
their pockets. total of more than siOO:
Holly and seven others WHO resisted
we're beaten by the highwaymen. who
escaped from the camp on horseback.
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CONGRESS To TAKE
RECESS THIS WEEK
Big Fight Expected TO De
velop Over the Shepard
Kenyon Measure.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 15.-The main in
quiry OF the money trust" investigation
that into the alleged concentration ol
money and credits in the hands OF a few
flnanciers Of New York--wll begin to-
morrow when the Pajo committee of the
house resumes it's hearings
Bankers from New York and outlying
cities and towns have been subpoepaed
to answer as to the extent OF New York;
control over the bank deposits of the
nation, and the extent 10 which few
men may control the banking activities
Of New York
Efforts will be made TO hasten con.
clusion of the impeachment trial of Judge
Robert ". Archibald IN the senate. but II
is not expected that the jurists attorneys
Will close their case this week.
in both houses until the Christmas recess
Thursday night The Indian. postofflcc
and fortificatton appropriation bills ir
the house. and the legislative, executive
and judicial appropriation in the senate
VIII be pushed as rapidly as possible ir
the hope that they can be passed before
adjournment. The senate appropriations
committee will report the last measur,
Chairman Warren OF that committee vii
SIX the senate to pass il before adjourn
mont Thursday.
The senate las agreed to take UP the
Shepard Kenyon bill prohibiting ship,
nents Of liquor into prohibition states
Immediately after the opening OF th'
session tomorrow.
No indication has been given OF th,
fight that may develop over the bill Al
effort will be made by Senator Kenyon
to keep il before the senate the Gun
finished business" and TO secure fina
action on II this week.
Hearings before the campaign cXpen
diture investigation committee Will b.
resumed Tuesday. William r. Hearst
former Senator Foraker of Ohio aud !
number of other witnesses have beer
asked to appear during the week. Mucl
OF the committees investigation will cen
| ter about the political activities of tn
! Standard Oh company, as revealed b.
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Weather Bulletin.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 15.--IndicatIons
are that temperatures above the season
able average viii prevail throughout the
coming week, according 10 the weather
bureau, with tine precipitation generally
light and confined principally TO the
northern border states. the northwest and
tho Pacific states
1ctir1 THAT near the close OF the week
the weather viii become considerably
coIder in the northwest.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-16
RDBBER
/ CONF VFESSEs CRIME
irwin w. Handy Tells How
|He Dumped s2o,145 in
Gold From Car.
xoNERATEs BROTHER
IN Breaks Down After Re-
Living "Third Degree" by
Railroad Detectives.

i. Cal, Dec, 17.-MarVin
Usmhy. tho 2o-yeareold express mes
- whose car OF the Santa Fe was
N of S20,145 In gold near here last
4 broye down and confessed he had
Isd the safe with the aid Of his l6-
old broihcr Melvin. The money,
.-b had been hidden by the boys In a
4 house. was recovered with the eS-
Fam Of $500, (which was found In Mel
Fl. nom. Both brothers are in Jail.
"a robbery was committed last Mon
nirht. After telling story or an at
Il nv two bandits who had laid him
.,nseious with a blow on the head, the
.-r messenger was taken to hospital
20. where he slammed Injury SO sue
nils thar not until yesterday was he
I,u,sly suspected. Then he was brought
here and today was subjected 20 a
IA degree" for five hours by rail-
and eypress detectives.
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nps Head on Trunk.

[hen bumped my head against q
3 70 make people believe had been
|1ere hy bandit and just before the
# pulled into Taft l bound myself
and foot and rooted my head under
|e'of mail sacks. I was lying like that
4 railroad men and a constable at
carne Into my car"
Two boys agreed that they would
|E money lie buried until excitement
fubslded and the search that wa
|uted by' county, city and railroad Of
bad been given up.
'nby is 22 years OF age. IIe had been
kpfcss messenger on tho Sunset
crn lun for nearly year.
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uth Breaks Down.

.eaklng down finally Handy threw his
.6s over his head and sobbed out. "Oh.
ID It myself"
|hsn he told where the money was
La. how he had conceived the plan of
robbery and how he had carried Il
Ibis confession Marvin shouldered the
ID Responsibility for the theft. declar-
hat although Melvin had taken The
OF gold when he had thrown them
4 the train and buried them, the
nger lad did everything under instruc-
kneT my car was 10 carry a heavy
Tnent OF gold 10 the First National
OF Taft about The 10th of the
Ih..s said Handy. $50 | posted Mel
sf Kern Junction with instructions 10
a lantern and shovel, AS We passed
II Junction. three miles from Bnkers-
heaycd or the bags OF gold.
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FEW WORDS OF
APPRECIATION

4 n From the thousands
II Who have visited "the
Y IN Old Bank in It's new
EW home during the past
MS week have come many
lpk kindly words.
j |(EN This cordial spirit on
{Sf1, the part Of the public is
kHp deeply appreciated by
a 6l everybody connected
(G with the institution.
q fdl% The period Of "open
n |3daYt nouse' is over, but the
i11all latchstring at the bank
c' Jada1 will always be out dur
A 9IjS1I Ing business hours.
- The tower will be
d |(llAl closed for a time, but it
"A |3liS1 Will be opened later as
" 11l2a1 a free observatory.
Y IN Without entering into
iel the question Of bust
llllgll ness, your friendship
!Mv1H and good will Is highly
f&R valued, and the hospi-
lSHl tality and facilities of
,,a + the Old Bank" are at
Ss s&T your disposal at all
) 'RKER BROTHERS
BANKERS
q, Walker. President.
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ADVERTISEMENT
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-16

A dandy little table-ma-
pie finish - durable con-
struction-folding legs - a
splendid sl.35 value-yoms
at only
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FOR SALE-REA1
IMPROVED AND UN
IMPROVED AND UN'
SOME MORE OF A. RIcuTER.

SOME MORE OF A. RICHTER SNAPS.
500 cash. balance easy monthly pay
ern: shinge bunga low on state st. One
nah acre Of ground all fenced, nicely
anuT1 eo,n,nod, i3r earden; ar chicken house to ac
cHlckens; flowing well piped into the
house: electric lights and cemented cell
ar Monthly payments 10 suit the pur-
chaser. Price $3.50
$3.50 cash. balance monthly navmont.
VIII buy a dandy 3-room cottage. con-
nec'ed with sewer. toilet, hot and cold
Ssa' @s,er' and electric lights in the house.
$3.50. ''ee
$500 cash. balance like rent. for the
l-roor modern, two-story frame house,
WITH hot water heat. House In first
class class go, condition Located on 2nd ave-
Ing all paid In full Price $4,000,
800 cash. the balance on time, for
Ky Ky rods, and an old frame house. on
fine shade and fruit trees. Price s145o.
,,;,5 $500 cash; cash balance ss5 per month, will
furnace heat. Lot 37x140 feet. near Stf
South and 9Th East, Price $4,000,
$500 cash and $50 per month, Includ-
Ing Interest, will buy an eight-room,
wo,story.. white pressed brick residence
at NO. 235 South sth East The house
Is IN f1rst-class condition. Has been
renting up to two months ago for $40
per month a well-built property. Sewer,
sidewalk and all special assessments paid
in full. VIII sell for $4,000
II you are looking for an eight or ten
room modern residence In the best resi-
dence district in Salt Lake City. I have
hsa- an.
from $4,000 TO SIS. 900. Located on Brig
ham ST.: lst. 2nd and 3rd avenues we
are headquarters for modern homes
A. RICHTER. 7s MAIN ST. Phone e41.
h16s0
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h1se3

BRICK BUNGALOW OF ROOMS, FINE
lot. lawn. rose bushes. etc; occupied
ony one year: living room l5x2o. With
large fireplace and bookcases; dining
room lSxl5. paneled, plate rail. china
closet and sideboard. with bevel plate
mirror. heavy beam ceilings in living
and dining rooms white quarter sawed
oak floors In three rooms. balance OF floors
finished and polished; all woodwork has
received three coats OF good vsrnish and
then rubbed to q dull finish. making II
equal TO a piano finish: a most complete
buffet kitchen finished In white enamel
and trimmed in nickel hardware; fine
grade OF plumbing fixtures: one-paneled
doors throughout the house: large mirror In
closet door: handsome electric light fix.
lures: Quaker steel furnace: cement base
ment. steps and walks. This home can
be bought on payment Of $500 down. bal
ance monthly. Owner has own machine
and Will be pleased 10 show any one In
terested. Phone Hyland 16o-M for ap-
poIntment.
hl7T5
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DO YOU REALIZE

what financial help a few chickens
would be to you and your family? Fresh
eggs bring 40 to 90 cents per dozen. There
Is big profit In poultry. Homesite Addi-
ton lots are deep and allow you plenty OF
room for chickens ss well as a cosy home
Two of the families living In Homeslte
Addition are raising thoroughbred chick
ems and making big money on a small
capital.
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MORE BARGAINS


S-room strictly modern, large cor
per on 4th ave. west front.
s35oo; 5000 down, $50 or more
per month.
7-room modern brick. on 4th e.
and 9th So. s350O; Will take va
cant lot as part payment, bal
snce $50 per month.
o-room modern brick. 2tx1o
rods. on 4th r. and 9th So,
$3.50. Easy terms
4-room modern, iN5 rods. on dth
East, $4,000. Will take vancant
lot In exchange, balance SIS per
month
4-room frame, large barn. 5oxl3s
feet, near Bird North and sth
West 5000; $50 down. $3.50
per month.
Groom frame, i5x125 feet. facing
south and west on the corner
OF Sth E.. all fenced. $500: $50
down, $50 per month. interest Z
per cent.
We have plenty Of 7 per cent
money to loan on first mort
cages. We also write fire In
surance
ALLIANCE INVESTMENT CON-
PANY.
II Main ST. Phone Was. 4445.
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FRITSCH. pol -2o2 FELT BLDG

1o-rm. strictly mod brick, I'd So.
near 18th East t-......,... $500
s-rm. strictly mod. brick. 7th E. near
1st South .-...:.: :.. :..........., 5000
s-rm. strictly mod. brick near unl-
sVerslty .......-,.s,...-.. 525t
s-rm. strictly mod. eth E. artistic
home on corner lot ...... 75ot
5-rm. strictly mod, brick with recep-
ton hall, on Douglas ave, near Cd
South street ....,.... ......... 375f
9-rm. strictly mod, brick on 18th e
near lst South :....;...........,.. $500
6-rm. strictly mod. brick bungalow;
oak and birch finish throughout
bullt-in sideboard. 41S So. 18th b 5s5t
5-rn. mod. brick on Lake ST.. near
9Th So. Lot s0x157 feet 70 alley. 5000
7-rr. mod. brick. cemented cellar on
9th So. near 5th East. only. y..,.... 2sot
f-rn. frame east OF state near 11th S
South " -. 95C
5-rm. mod. brick, LIST W. and sth So. 2sst t
Old frame house on 50x135 IT, corner
lot. west side. only. 65t
Here is YOUR CHANCE to collect rent
Double brick house on northwest side.
In good location; rents for S26 per
month; easy terms ...,....,,......$2 $255C
Another one In the same location.
rents for $40 per month, easy
terms, Only .. ........ POO
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ONE OF TIE MOST ELEGANT HOMES
best streets in the city. 10 rent at rea-
soneble price or sell at very low figure
and on unusually easy terms. or Will ac-
cept a smaller house IN exchange. See
a b. IRVINE. 723 Judge bldg. wasat tch
o2J, or A. n. ROSENBAUM IFS Main
street. Room 3. Wasatch 5sa9
bte-2
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DOMESTIC ADDITION

CONSISTS OF 20 acres OF the finest soil in
.ne city II is high, dry and level. II Won
;. uon DeueVe 1t so down and sec II dur
black loan 80 'iI"
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
HOTELS AND BOOMING HOUSES

>-V'e-SS ROOMS, HOT AND COLD RUN
ning water In each, steam heat,
paths modern and up 10 the min
ute, hne loc.. rent about $3.50 per
rooni' heat furnished FREQ. extra
wen furnished-s10o0 cash down,
.,- 22alance can be paid out OF house
iHls is genuine bargain and a
,,-o, nne money maker.
''o-positlvely the best bargain ever
oHered In hotel. SIS rooms and
naths. hot and cold ter. toilets
and all the modern appointments,
beautifully furnished in Stickley,,s
!umed oak mission style furnl-
tl're; Bundar carpets: absolutely
clean. The loca tion insures the
pest pa trouage. Very low rent, cx-
ira long lease. Heat and hot wa
Ter free, a substantial cash pay
ment VIII put the right party I'm
possession The balance out of the
house. A rigid investigate In
Flted. No triflers
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PoR SALE-REAL ESTATE
J IMPROVED AND UNIMPRoVED.
BE EFF!LYON HOME BUILDERS co.
BE
SURE
TO
READ
TLJTS
SURE
TO
READ
TEITG


T.. rhere Is one OF ase comfortable, solid
~, ~ built brick house At a very low price
dinn, n.s nome rs not TO compared to the
limsy structures that a.. built ouiy 10
sen; There are 1 rooms ha a. living and
oIn,ne rooms, and large. sunny Kitchen
amo arc pantry; two large bedrooms with
,o'i ilrSt ha ana bathroom on first floor; nice
lShe ,1 bedrooms, with toilet and hot and
cold water upstairs In the large and
AIRY basement there Is a splendid FUR
bcSe boSee III Inc e corner LOT is all In lawn.
and fruit trees and lots OF shade, Sewer
walks and taxes all paid. Locs tion on
northeast bench, near but not on the
car Ssr,nd. nne' coy You can buy 1t for $500 cash
you want real bargain.
WHY NOT 9Th EAST sT7
1t IS an ideal location for a home w.
can, sell you beautiful 6.room brick
with all modern conveniences, including
~ ,urnace and gas range. on corner. Lot
ogxi2.; lawn and shade. A real home
for $500. Easy terms
ON nth EAST.
a 4-roon1 brick cottage. Lot S7sxl45
S!boo-Sl5o cash. sl5 per month. why
pay rent?
A FEW COUNTRY PLACES.
Beautiful orchard, 4 6-l0 acres, with a
for city property.
4-acre orchard in Holiday: good, large
room house-s45oo CT trade for city
acre near wandamere; so splend,o
bearing fruit trees. coops and runs,
large barn: good 4-room brick homse.
Just the place for chicken business
1880 on easy terms
We Write Fire Insurance that Insures
RETTILYoN HOME BUILDERS co.
1912 East Ord South St
WaSatcb
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WE ARE OFFERING

WE ARE OFFERING
.nc ..nc remaining lots In this beautiful add!-
Llol at acreage prices. Never before
nave you had an opportunity 10 secure
such choice building lots on our liberal
terms and prices
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-15

INDEPENDENT LIVING FOR $4,000.
- acres on Provo river. al Under cuI-
nTauon. with FIRST class water rights ex-
yenoht Improvements. 5-room house large
IA IN and .shr6S. choice shade ,rosS onIv
$500 Terms r. desired Progress Realty
~ bi'S 20. e-h kpgrrS. hlsS7
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TAILOR MADE CoRsETs
BLOOD POISON REMEDY.

THE CAREY BLOOD POISON REM
edies cure blood poison. eczema. plies OF
long standing. sores. abcesses, pImples
deep burns: samples free. $40 South 1st
West Wasetch 1o67-W g39Se
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WE INVITE YOU

to see Homesite Addition. Come In and
talk this matter over with us. Show us
a desire to get started and we will help
you. Ten dollars Will start you on the
road to independence. Remember success
comes to those who strive; opportunity
TO those who are locking for II. This is
your opportunity. Act today, tomorrow
never comes. Let us show you the nice
homes i'm HOMESITE ADDITION.
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THESE 5 PEOPLE

REALLY WANT TO SELL
Ono Is going TO Florida, two need
money so badly that they are willing to
sell under the market Listen!
$3.50.
Half ca sh, will buy good Groom frame
cottage. stairway in. all modern, hnc
plumbing, porcelain bath, sewer connect
ed sidewalk. etc. These are paid up.
3oS feet CncludlDg T. OF W. by 147 deep.
Fruit trees. bearing, Location, East 9th
South between Liberty park and the new
high school. This Is a good buy.
$4,000.
Reasonable terms. will buy what we
think is the best s-roor1. full 2-story.
red pressed brick ever offered In Salt
Lake al the price Modern. Close to
9Th ave car line. o5X7s rods OF ground,
Sewer. sidewalk. etc. all paid, Owner
must have some cash, Finest neighbor-
hood on the bench. II would cost all Of
$4,000 1ust TO build the house
$4,000
facing south. 42xl26 feet. with a dandy
7-rooIn red pressed brick cottage: full
basement furnace. bath toilets. sewer
connected and paid. Owner, has reduced
the price for quick buy. and we know
you will like the place. perfect home
almost new and the very best built.
If you want a real snap, coll us UP at
once. Phone 2622.
MEEKs G. MCCARTNEY.
40l Title ms Bldg. 20a-2lo Boston Bldg.
Los Angeles. Salt Lake.
h1s5i
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FOR sALy-sTocK RANcE

ONE OF THE BEST STOCK RANCHES
IN the west: good water right. controls
extensive ranges; well equipped: can be
bought on easy terms Also dry farm
for cNchsnge for Salt Lake City property
located In the hest drv farming district
In Idaho. Inquire OF w T. Brown. 1853
South 18th East Phone Hyland 1866 ".
hf7Ts
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FOR sALE-FARM LANDS.
YiEMIANDs


ioC MED NOT REMAIN IN THE
>, Neadinil ela.s any longer Her. is
sbrh valley calling 10 rou 10 enter her
Muster up vour courage and Sef in an
ono 81 these Park Valley farms The
,erms are most inviting Investigate 10.
rdf. tsriiic Land &; Water CO. SIS Now
nou7e building. salt Lake CITY. Utah.
hIsic
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FOR SALE or TRADE

FOR SALE Or TRADE FOR AUToMo-
bile. lot IN Brigham CITY: 3e fr7,lt
Irects; ]. T. Fowler. So 10 % So. ".
Temrle. hyTos
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BURT & CARLoUIST COMPANY.
40 Main Street Phone $50.

Most bargains require cash or a large
payment. but here is one that is eXccp-
tlonally good on very easy terms.
4"room pressed brick home With large
front and back porches. complete modern
plumbing. pantry. closets. basement, fine
lawn. and shade trees, cement walks,
chicken runs; everything to make a
home comfortable and attractive.
$3.50 cash, $50 month. $1,000 price.
Reason for this low price Is that IT
is part Of an estate which is being set
tied UP.
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MR.. WAGE GARNER,
itI.N 7 II I I
START TO-DAY

giving your landlord that SIS for a rent
receipt. pay II on a home for tha, good
wife Of yours
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On these rcmarka Bile terms ,ou c,r o..
Sq1S Sq cholce lots In BEAUTIFUL. HOME
S,g,h ~ ADDITION on ath East between
i-tn and 18th South streets.
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CHINA DECORATING


MISS BERTHA WAGENER'S STUDIO,
~ East Third South China suitab
for gifts and prizes. Class and private
Lessons co69