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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-17
KIDD NOT GUILTY
ON SECOND TRIAL
Acquitted by Jury Which
Heard Evidence in Hen
rico Circuit Court.

Leo Kidd was acquitted yesterday
morning in the Henrico Circuit Court
on the charge OF having committed IA
capital offense against Leonors Austin.
thirteen years old. The verdict was re-
turned fifteen minutes after the jury
had been sent TO AN ante-room to re-
consider the points which had led TO
Disagreement the day before.
Court convened at 10 O'Clock. Nearly
a half-hour was consumed in waiting
for the prisoner counsel. The jury was
called before Judge Scott and enjoined
to use the utmost efforts to reach
decision. IL retired and Kidd patiently
awaited the result.
Kidd was ordered TO stand while the
verdict was read. He was visibly at
fected. and earnestly shook bands with
the turymen as he left the courtroom
d free man.
No less elated was young Arthur
Herman Anthony. upon whom a similar
charge rests. and who was 70 have been
tried this morning In view of the out
come of the Kidd case Common
wealth'r Attorney Frank T. Sutton. Jr..
Immediately asked for q continuance
until the next term. His request was
granted by Judge Scott. II IS the gen
eral opinion that the case will be noile
prosecuted.
The trial which ended yesterday wss
the second through which Kidd has
passed on this charge The FIRST trial
resulted in a hung jury. eight for &C
quittal and four for conviction
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-17
ARRESTED F0RIARCENY.
Negro Collector Said to Have Robbie
EmnInYer of &.6l0.

On the charge that be robbed his
employer OF sum which may reach
$500. George Gerant. colored, forty
years old. was arrested last night by
Bicycle Policeman Reid. A warrant
charging him with the specific theft
OF H7.9 from NJ. ID. Bloom. proprietor
of the Elba Meat Market 7o2 West
Broad Street. was lodged against him.
Gerant was employed as a driver and
collector by Bloom. According TO the
latter. he discovered early last night
that the negro had been making collec-
t!ons from customers upon delivering
goods and when he returned TO the
market said that the customers wished
to have them charged.
When Bloom became suspicious he
made "A hurried investigation. and
found seven bills which. nc said had
been paid. but the negro failed 70 re
turn the cash 10 him. lie said he vas
confident the fhefts would aggregate
between 800 and $50.
In ono instance Cierant is said TO
have received a check and cashed IL.
Whether the name Of Bloom was forged
TO this paper is not known. The matter
has been turned over to detectives for
investigation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-17
COLEMAN
KILLS HIMSELF
Former Member of Police
Force Inhaled Gas in Mar
shall Street Home.

Leslie +. Coleman, twenty-five years
old. bartender and former policeman.
committed suicide some time before
daybreak yesterday morning by inhaling
gas in his room at the home of w. J.
Miller. PIP East Marshall Street. The
body was found by ID servant when she
went to the room for the purpose of
cleaning il. Coleman was lying upon
the floor with one end OF a rubber tube.
leading from a gas-jet, clenched between
his teeth. While no motive is known
why Coleman should have taken his
life, friends said that recently he had
been in poor health. On Wednesday
night when last seen alive he appeared
in cheerful spirits
Coleman until recently had been
employed as bartender by Cornell
& Miller. 20i East Broad Street. and
about two months ago took up his
residence at the home of Mr.. Miller
He gave up his position last week, and =.
Mr.. Miller said. had told him he had
secured a better place.
When Mr.. Miller was called 20 his
home after the body had been found.
his first act was to turn of the gas.
which filed the room. lie then notified
the police and Coroner Taylor was
summoned. The latter pronounced the
case one of suicide and deemed an
inquest unnecessary.
The body was turned over to an
undertaken and later claimed by rela-
tives. who live in Highland Springs
Coleman was member of the Police
Department for about eight months in
1911. when he was discharged after he
had been found asleep while on duty.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-17
PARCEL POST REPORT.
Acting Postmaster submits Figures
showing Operations In Richmond.

Acting Post master ~pIf D y ara VIII
forward to-day 20 PoStrnasf or General
Hitchcock MS report covering the op"r-
afsons Of n" parcel post IN Richmond
f.r the fifteen days following H. ir-
au.flratlou. Similar reports VIII be
submitted tv 81 number Of other lead
rrg r.o-f-ofrIsc- fu the United StafcS
ard VIII De- used ty the Post master
General 900 determining hI~ rccommcud-
.t-trr- 20 Congress gOvffriuE she fu-
Sure conduct 81 she service.
rr round fEurs-. che ip, 81 post Office
90. ef.rH for Transmission during the
rr-f fftecr days ~ January. ) 90 pack
ass- Tho postage paid oH thc-e amount
"a 90 -rproxirf. -afffy $ so. Between so
and ru 81 frr package were Insured
Ih, total weight exceeded 80 90 pounds
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-17
PARAGRAPH PULPIT
THE GRIP OF TRUTH.

Truth is not something to hold TO, but
something 10 be held by. No man can
truly believe until the truth forces itself
upon him. Belief is based upon the in
ability TO deny. Truth is not a toy to
be played with and cast aside at Will; 1t
is a stern master, commanding obedience.
If your possession Of any truth depends
upon your grip of it, let II go: II IT be
truth it will retain its firm grip on YOU.
Accept nothing. therefore, but the undo
niably true.-U nitarian Publicity Com
mittee.-Adyertiseu
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-17
CLASS OFFICERS.
Bible Federation Holds Annual Elec-
ton and Appoints Committees

At the regular quarterly meeting OF
the citv committee of the Federation
OF Mems Bible Glasses held last night
in Grace Street Baptist Church the
following officers were elected for the
ensuing year,
Jarne- ". Gordon. president Charles
@ SaviIle. vice-president George ".
Walt treasurer. and y Courtive Scott.
secretary The last two officials sue
coed themselves
The following committee chair m en-
we're appointed II II. Walden, finance w.
L Ogglctree statistics ". H Bowicn,
admission. and W C Mercer music.
! COMMITTEES was appointed TO ar
range for Bible conference in the
early sum mer-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-17
CANTGEIPossEssI0N.
Tenant Claims Lease on Property
Sold 10 KOmeO Perry.

Sheriff Herbert Mercer said ye-teT-
CSv that he had exhausted ali means
under the present procedure TO secure
possession tor the owner of thc prop
crty 60j North Seventh Street. pur-
chased some weeks ago by Romeo
Perry from NlT- Cornelia Hughcs- I he
dwelling J. occupied by Mrs Pitcher,
who claims TO mold d lease and VINO
has 20 Far refused 90 varafC. Mi AIcr-
Ger said thai % different proceedings
were brought tho court could order the
alleged lease produced. and tho rights
of the present occupants determined
I'utiI this D. done he claims 20 noe no
order for their cfccfmcrf. notwifh
standing the iuzisfcnt desire 81 the pur
chaser that De be gwen possession Of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-17
OYSTER EXPERTS MEET.
Maryland-yirginia Commission Pres
pairing It's Second Report.

The Maryland Virginia Oyster Com
mission. which "a conducting an investt-
CATION into the alleged pollution OF the
Potomac River oysters. will meet to-
day IN Washington 70 analyze the re
suits OF the second sets 81 samples or
water and oysters taken from the river
in December. Each member of the com
mission has conducted his tests separate
~. and the SIX scientists will gather In
Washington 10 compare notes and
10 arrive at definite conclusions
Although the reports OF the frst
test were made months ago. the results
found wlll not be given out 10 the pu D
lie until the findings of three or four
separate tests can be analysed and
prepared in formal document.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-17
INSPECT JAIL.
Submit Quarterly Re.
port to Judge ID. c. RIchardsOn.

Dr. !. p. Roy, T. d. Newell and w
s Gum Jail Commissioners. yester-
DAY submitted their usual quarterly
report to Judge d. &. Richardson in the
Hastings Court The report showed
that at the time Of their in
spection Of the Jail 25 prisoners
were confined there. as follows; one
white female. 80 white males. g colored
females and i07 colored males
The report set forth that the iail
was -Ound to be in good condition.
and that the food given the prisoners
il wholesome and abundant
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-17
ENFORCING THE LAW.
state Labor Bureau Waging Vigorous
Campaign for New-Statutes.

state Labor Commissioner DOherty :
campaign for the enforcement of the
new ten-hour labor law and the new
sanitary law continues with undated
vigor The ommissioner received re
ports yesterday from his agents IN the
Valley of Virginia which show that
warrants have been issued for six cases
violations of the sanitary law In WIN
chester and seven cases OF the same
nature in HarrIsonbu burg he WIN
chester cases have been set for tridi
this morning and the Harrisonburg
warrants will be heard Saturday The
com rnI-sioner secures an average OF
more than Q0 per cent OF COnVic-
flnns on warrants issued.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-17

While ~ranking the engine 81 the sutomc-
hue ~ Ffre thief Wise IN front u the lstteT
home 81 West Marshall street. last nisnI =.
o'ciock. George Frazer pad nis nsnt -.
brok~n when the engine Kicked sno "a
hsnSls fer back. striking HIN above tns nsro.
he vas removed 20 the vlrF.1is Bosprs ~.
treatment. Frsker Il stationed WIN sns'1s
Company No. G
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Building Permits.

Building and repair permits were IS
sued Yesterday a. follows.
Henry s Wallerstein. to erect d two
story brick warehouse on the south
side of Sixth street. between BYRD
and arch Streets. 20 cost $4,000.
Seaboard Fuel Company. 20 erect .
oue-sfOry brick Office and scaichOuss
on north side Of Marshall. between
Fifteenth and Sixteenth Streets. to
cost si25-
r II Harris 70 erect q one story
detached frame shed. 1919 North Tween
ty-sccond Street. TO cost 500.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-17

CT Cage. nfty-threc years old. Of 20 west
Cary street. vas yesterday reportec 70 ~
Since January %. Mrs Cage. Who made nc
-erort aid ~hc knew 81 no reason Why ~
49,, b~-.~if he dsrfded 20 enlist the services OF
Inc t,oii~e IN an efTyrt 20 locate him.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-17

Rev. W. T. Howard. coIored. OF yI West
Baker Street. pastor OF the Church OF God
and Saints Of Christ. yesterday reported "a
Chief 81 Police Werner that . man. whose
name was said TO be Ioyuer or Conway. had
been soliciting funds for the church without
authority He pronouBced the man I'm
poster and said he wished 90 warn the public
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-17

Tho New York Hat Company OF i5f5 East
Main Street. yesterday reported TO the polio"
that show case in front OF IT. store was
broken open and several pairs OF gloves aud
one Sflri pin stolen
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-17

Mrs. Ida V. Graham J. seriously ~ at the
residence OF her son. W u Graham. =
North Thirty -third Street
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Marriage License

NIdTTIdSt EICtHSt.
marriage license was issued yester
day in the clerks office of the Hust
ings Court to Jennie Ernest Anderson
and LOUD. Samuel.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-03
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Improved and UnimprOved

>~~~~>~~~~~~~~--~~~~>~-o
s25oO.
Groom mod, large living room across
the entire front OF house. dining room
with plenty of light buffet Kitchen, base.
less than ! year; lot 50x170 TO alley ON
Ashton ave. car line. Easy terms.
$3.50.
$3.50 down and you take possession OF
this cogy little bungalow. rooms, mod.
reception hall. large living room. dining
room with window seat, classy electric
dXtures with hardwood floors, kitchen
buffet. large bathroom and porches. and
full cement basement conveniently ar
anged for laundry: stove; gas on the
street. and on the best car line in the
cty-six- minute service; southeast.
$4,000
$500 down and $50 month, broom
the southeast part of the city in a grow
ing locality where the better class are
buying,
5-room mod, on Browning ave. large
living and dining rooms, hardwood floors.
kitchen with built-in buffet sleeping
porch and basement; on lot 0OXl4O feet
Southeast-5-room. reception hail. liv-
ing, dining and two bedrooms, Kitchen
and sleeping. porch; hardwood. polished
which furnishes a beautiful
appearing home; east front, Call and see
us for terms.
Yale Park. corner lot, 7-room hunga-
low, large front porch. beautifully I'm.
ished woodwork. Only the best selected
woods have been used, Large, spacious
windows Latest style sleeping and
breakfast porches, furnace room. coal bin
and fruit or dark room.
Keep In touch with us. Very often
We have just the investment you nave
been looking for and someone comes
along and seizes 1t
II will pay you 10 keep i'll close touch
with US. Then, just as soon as we Sc.
euro the investment you want, we Wl!l
let you know. Why not be as free with
us as we are with you? Give us chance
to get your confidence.
ASHTON-JENkINS CO,
Real Estate Mortgage Bankers.
Insurance
Al So Main Was. 7S0-7Sl
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Improved and Unimproved
SALT LAKE SECURITY s. TRUST
COMPANY.
A SIX ROOM MODERN BUNGALOW,
500 Fifth East.

At the above address we are just COM
peting one of the most attractive bunga-
lows in the city. having nice Lee o,aY LIVING
bedrooms and sleeping porch, all on
ground floor: cement front porch,
screened-in back porch, full basement
chaser, and we will also Install any heat
ing plant which you may desire. Lot
4liXll3a feet to lO-foot alley. IT you are
looking for something nice you should
examine the above place. Easy terms
can be made, with small cash payment,
el5 SEVENTH AVENUE.
A Groom white pressed brick resi-
dence OF two stories. with three rooms
on each floor, Complete set OF plumb
Ing. oak hoors. basement, furnace .ad heat
and barn. Lot 25XT rods. Price $4,000.
Terms to suit
A 5-ROOM MODERN BRICK COTTAGE.
Situated southeast half block
from Wandamere car line, with complete
set of plumbing, nice mantel. Lot 4IX1l6
feet to alley, Price $500, with terms
to suit purchaser.
STATE STREET, BETWEEN 18TH
AND 18TH SOUTH
In this location We have, a modern
4-room red pressed brick bungalow, with
complete set of plumbing, mission man
tel: Lot 5ox125 feet to l6-ioot alley.
Price $4,000 Small cash payment, bal
ance monthly, like rent.
ACRE LOTS ON HOLIDAY LINE,
NEAR FOURTEENTH SOUTH,
If you are looking for something on
which you can erect a nice suburban
home, you should call and get full par
The are situated right on the car line
and the land is the most fertile in the
valley. Good water rights and easy
terms can be arranged on the above
property,
SALT LAKE SECURITY & TRUST
COMPANY.
80 Main Street Exchange. 50.
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III SALE-REAL ESTATE
Improved and Unimproved
BARGAINS
F7TIFUL BUNGALOWS AND MOD
ER.N COTTAGES.
BARGAINS s.

M modern mottle brick bungalows,
lose to Liberty park, cement walks
nd basement, screened-ln back porch
nIlt-in china ca binet, mantel and
uokcases, large front porch, hard
nod floors. These are beautiful lit
Ii bungalows at bargain prices and
caah. s22. 50 per month. Price $3.50.
m mottle brick bungalow, close to
{lnth East, the paved street, with
ood size lot, cement walks and base
lent, buffet kitchen, strictly modern
ma ready for furnace. built-in man
II and bookcases. screened-in back
broh and large front porch, electric
;xtures This is a new bungalow ana
ever been occupied.
oasfl. s25 per month. Price SSl0O-
sm mottle brick bungalow. close to
,ie Ninth East paved street and a
sod large lot. full cement basement
IA walks, screened-in sleeping porch
M back porch, enameled buffet
fchen, linen closet, enameled bath
s>d bedrooms. china cabinet In din
III room, built-in mantel and book
|, I<ss. beautiful electric fixtures. Let
4 show you this beautiful bungalow;
, AHo choose for yourself.
ssh. $50 per month. Price $4,000
n II strictly modern bungalow, just
|upleted and the snappiest bunga-
i IA town, close to Ninth East, with
n IIof b0-foot front, full cement base
: Ind walks and front porch,
; <soned in back porch and sleeping
's|rch. buffet kitchen. beautiful bed
! runs and imitation tiled bathroom,
/. .ulf-fn mantel and bookcases, beau
,-hI1y finished den. window seat in
dining room, hardwood floors
: us is e beautiful bungalow In every
!. uoect and a very reasonable price.
S&sh. SS5 per month, Price $4,000
cT BUILDING LOTS In beau
hi MARLBOROUGH PLACE. cream
A. the matchless southeast, sold on
~ payments. Beautiful building
IL all improvements, gas, light
liter, phone, sidewalks, graded
! nets, shade trees. parked streets,
!. tb1ng and guttering, paved streets
y either end and street cars every
ear minutes. Or will build to suit
h. Easy terms.
MAN BROTHERS LOAN & TRUST
COMPANY,
ant First South. Wasatch 244.
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property, ell or part OF 500 acres OF model
two year old apple orchard in upper Co
lumba valley, Washington, adjacent to
two good railroad and navigable river
spectively. Carefully selected standard
varieties best suited for market and ship
ping Orchard set out on most approved
plan. on carefully prepared gently sloping
deep soil land, pronounced especially we'll
adapted by national and state soil ex--
perts, with fine climatic. shipping and
other conditions, and irrigated by under
inexhaustible water supply, Land will be
delivered, with contract for. malnten-
ance OF orchard on practical, scientihc
basis for four years Address with de-
tailed description of property, c. E,
Woods, $40 East s5th ST.. Portland. Or;
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-03

PARK VALLEY Is THE PLACE.
we've said "A lot about Park
But we believe we're entitled to
say II.
Here's a crop estimate for 1913.
LOOK 1t over and Judge for your
self.
Potatoes ........-,5 5l2 hu. per acre
Alfalfa seed -...o1 bu. per acre
oats-S 1T, in high h
Rye-5 IT. in. high isS .!''.i''.. Ou' per acre
Barley II 2 in. hign ' '..
Wheat it, 10 in. high -.
,..... ....... so bu. per acre
Timothy-4 IT, 10 in. high -
We know there are few slsep~
ties VINO Will view this record and
But its just this sort OF people
we wanf to meet.
Well stake our time against
theirs: pay half their fare and
take them out TO Park Valley.
where they can investigate for
themselves
Mind you Park Valley land
costs only SIS and SIS per acre
on five years time
Compare ii with land that
costs 800 TO $3.50 per acre and
see for yourself which pays the
best
II you ever expect TO locate on
a farm. now is the time.
Drop US a card today for our
free booklet
PACIFIC LAND & WATER CO.
18th floor Walker bank bldg, Salt
Lake City. Utah.
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FOR SALE-FARM LANDS
For Sale-Farm Lands
BARGAINSl BARGAINSl

BARGAINS! BARGAINSl
Three relinquishments Of land
IN nar9nn Mi1ard sd, county ~ H.. the o coming
town; surrounded by high-priced
farming lands; for sale at the
small price of. S. per acre. cash.
Act quickly.
A farm Of a2o acres. 80 acres
IN alfalfa: 30 acres In grain lands;
$50 acres In sagebrush. Good i'm
provemente. The entire farm has
primary water right For sale at
$40 per acre, half cash. Worth
practically double the money
asked, Located In Millard county.
Cattle ranch IN Wyoming. 4ss
acres, with cattle, horses and
implements; best ranch In COM
munity, at $40 per acre. Terms.
Six cattle ranches In Montana,
ranging from $4,000 to S120.D00,
to be traded for Salt Lake prop
erty, Greatest chance ever of
fered, Salt Lakers who wish to
Cattle ranch In Idaho Of SIS
acres, all hay land: splendid wa
ter rights and great ranges, at
$50 per acre, to trade for Salt
Lake realty. No incumbrance;
will trade even.
Small farms ranging from $4,000
to $4,000. IN and about American
Fork, for sale at great bargains.
Do not fail to see us for farms,
cattle and cheep ranches, at bar
gain prices and for trades.
PAVANT VALLEY LAND
COMPANY.
R. e. EXCHANGE DEPT.
Was. 1641. Judge Bldg.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-03
EVERYBODY KNOWS,

II they do not, they ought to know,
that my list Of real estate bargains is
the most complete and best-selected in
the city,
Lots everywhere from 800 and upward.
Houses ell over the oity, $500 and up
ward.
Business property.
Trackage property,
Some Of the choicest farms In ths
county.
Arrange favorable terms on any piece
of property listed with me.
II in the market for any kind Of real
estate give me call
Ny auto Is always ready to take you
out and show you bargains.
Esta bllshed 1898.
A. RICHTER.
IS Main Street. Wasatch Gal.
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TAKE NOTICE.
WILL PAY YOU TO SEE ME.
pApK UA1IEv spRCIAIS

PARK VALLEY SPECIALS.
200 acres good land. fenced, $4,000.
$50 acres, house, springs, part plat"
ted, $2100. Easy terms
160 acres, the cream OF Pdrks valley,
rye and oats on adjoining ground six
feet high. Must sell at once, Party
wants $3.50 per acree, Make an Of
fer.
BLUE CREEK SPECIAL.
1880 acres wheat land, part in crop.
SIS per acre, or might trade.
SALT LAKE VALLEY SPECIALS.
180 acres. house, stable, well. splendid
soil; chance to treble your money; S29OQ,
acres, east bench. house, stable,
sheds, fruit water; right; $4,000
BEAR RIVER VALLEY SPECIAL.
Will trade for city property 40 acres
first class Bear River land, with water
right 10 acres In apples, some alfalfa,
4-room bungalow. barn; $4,000.
OTHER SPECIALS.
10000 acres fine grazing land. VIII
sell all or part, Make offer.
18600 acres improved ranch, includ =
ing farming machinery and some stock
fine for colonization purposes or stock
raising; s150,0o0.
GEO. w DANJEY,
7c7 Walker Bank bldg. w. 2s5s.
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Si50n

Very handsome new six
room pressed brick bungalow
on 9th ave. facing south on q
lot 45x115 feet. Hardwood
floors, beamed ceilings. fire.
place and bookca ses, furnace,
large front and back porches.
Terms.
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TRACKAGE ON 4TH WEST NEAR ITH
So, q blocks from paved street. lioN
319, at $50 per foot only one block from
$3.50 foot trackage.
Tracliage on 3rd SO. between End and
3rd West. This is retail as We'll as
groom mod. pr. brick. on l1th Z. bet,
Brigham and 1st So. only $4,000.
Apartment house and bungalow com
bined On 3rd South near ith East we
offer a three story apartment house, the
first and second floors OF which are each
finished in two modern t-room apart
ments, renting for $3.50 each. and the
whole upper floor is finished in 7-room
bungalow. with built-in bookcase. brick
mantel. gas logs. warming oven on radia-
tor in dining room. canopy chandehetS'
heamed ceilings, hall front veranda-
sleeping porch in rear and three bed
roor'~ Here is a chance TO live In as
swell bungalow as one would wish for
and receive an income Of $3.50 per month.
all foI $4,000.
LITTLE 6 LITTLE, No ! W. 2nd SO.
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$500

Full two story house on the
university bench, in one OF
the most attra ctlve blocks in
the city, S-room strictly mod
ern. hardwood floors. furnace,
modern in every way and very
we'll arranged. Terms.