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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-19
Men s fine suits SIS.

Of s225o s25 pay but SIS for fine suit A1r Wise Man.
 Quiet sort thinks he dressed best when noticeable
 Clever British styles for who wants to be in step with newest fashion. least noticeable.
 New plaids and stripes and checks
 Every suit from Hart schaffner Marx or from Kup- penheimer.
 Price lowered because they are cleanup at season $ end.
 Save s45o mere-as easy as drawing ones breath. Main
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-19
MISS HE WIT I
 10 CARE FOR ARD GIRL 5

7 Miss Kathryn I Hewitt of Cass- vfIle N is to Sbe the superintend- ent of Bridgepo ort Protective associa- fion,s institutfon for unfortunate women and wayward girls. She is to assume her new duties June
 articularly we'll ftted, both through natural ability and broad training. 10 take rf1arge of the institution
 Among those Recommending her highly is Miss Miner of Waverly House, New Y York one of the leading authorities on work for the alplift of women and girl <. earding the han ding and correction of deIinque nts in New ork state as as- sistant superintendent and acting su- perth ntendent of the New York Etate Training School for Girls at Hudson, N. r Also eight years experience as principal and special instructor in training classes in sociology, and in tica1 work besidesseven years of pEac- tical ex perience in work connected with the State Training School for Girls and tie like.
 The association hopes to have the institution af fBg1 Myrtle avenue open ed for work early in June. The house conafnnlitee, surprising Mes QsuttS s4A D. LOT e1Itus, E E. All eI1, ft- In Sutton Leo C. Lyon George SIler- man Hfl1. Walter Toewith, James T. Rourke Charles ". Hawley and M II. Chapin are now busy htting up the home. They request that, if anyone has any simple things in good eondi- tion to contriDute, they communicate with Mrs Dorenus. 2s1 west avenue. or telephone to her. China, glass, ta- bles, chairs. Kitchen and dining. room furniture. piano, etc. are especially desired
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-19
AELIsE:N KICKED ON
 LACK OF DETAILS
tcontinued From First Pare.,


 he found fault with the report as not being sufficiently in detail.
 .I saw MT. Morgan. he said, and told him that all details of the matter should have been set down and that the report should have told how each separate sum was spent. I told him might want some time to look up some of these items MT. Morgan was very abrupt in his answer to me. He was disturbed at that time. as it was during the panic, and left his office feeling much humiIiated.' ''
 HunliIiated by Reproos
 What did MT. Morgan sayzs'
 MT. Mellen objected to this declar-s ing that the conversation was person al and, as MT. Morgan was dead, he did not see any reason for repeating humiliating to him and he did not care to repeat the interview on the witness stand. s Comnissioner McChord, who presided, ruled that Mr. Mellen should answer he question, and the
 TT told MT. Morgan that the mat ter was not in the shape it should be. z < " Do you think you know more about how 1t ought to be drawn than do?' = MT. Morgan said. .sI allowed I didn't and dropped it..
 An amount approximating $9,s59,-. JUL. was paiQ I0fs4Ine w eSICheSter as a beginning suggested Mr. Folk How was that project provided for?'':
 MT. MelIen explained that the Hnan-s cia1 committees of the directors re- ported in favor of the transaction which he thought involved about s11.-. 900 1000.
 The proposition., said MT. Mellen. was subrnitted by the coznmittee headed by MT. Morgan and 1t was. adopted by the directors.,'
 ..I though t,s' continued MT. Mellen, ssthat I was entitled to know more know I thought was entitled to know why we were paying $11. 900. 900 for basketfu1 of stun that I didn't what the real motive for the deal was not mean to convey the idea that any. body got away with money he was not entitled to. The committee presented its report and it was ratified That was all there was to it at the direc- tors rneeting g.''
 Was Denied Information. MT. Me1Ien explained that in m ef- fort to obtain from MT. Moryc.o in formation about the report h was subjected to further humiliation Mr. Morgan. he intinnated. treated him brusqueIy and refused to give him any more information than the report contained.
 q felt said Mir. MelIen. that in disagreeing with MT. Morgan I would be wrong nine times out Of itenH <
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-19
r1plex gas range makes cooking easy.

TTipex is gas range that built as thorougl5 B coal range
 It's material is stout and tough It will give great and long service.
 Burners of type that uses economical amount of gas but generates intense S1nering burner burns low but will not blow Oven bakes evenly slow fast wishes.
 Cabinet Triplex has oveno 50 there is no need of stopping.
 lust now, expert from the makers is here to give de tailed information regarding different models will find him equipped to be of real help.
 Prices of $31 are range all ready for use There is installing charge
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-19
F1oMI-AND'S atrsnee. in ssan srssa
$6 for trunks worth $z to $9.

Trunks strong enough to give vacatoner confidence they Il carry apparel safely and at special price lightweight strong covering of waterproof brass trimmings, lined with cloth and finished with deep tray
 This trunk sells at ST $e according to size begin ming with the 28inch.
 The special lot includes all from 28 to 36 nc- All light weight but either dark of color effect
 S6
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-19
DUBEE suBD FOR

DIVORCE BY LOCAL GIRL
 E. J. Dubee, formerly a well known local resident but now living in Clint Texas, has been sued for divorce by Hlldur D. Dubee of this city Jane Stiles of Eh Paso Texas. is named as correspondent. The parties were mar ried April 1s 1913. Mrs. Dubee's maid en name wassH Hildur Anderson.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-19
REv. FIR. McEI,RoY BETTER

The condition of the Rev. C. J. Mo. F1iroy, permanent pastor of St. Angus tne's church, who has been seriously prove,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-19

Atsthe May meeting of the Yale Cor poration. a uniform graduation fee of s10 in all departments was voted
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-19
wEAvERs

WEAvERs WANTED - On eIaeti1 suspender web, principally on dou- ble full weave. Conn. FVet Buckle Co., Know1ton Et. City.
 1Q
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-19

None but new style straws are here Every one of them ready, Fresh, snappy, worthy.
 Panamas, Bangkoks, Porto Rico palms, novel Leg horns mushrooms, bell crosvns g to $8 noor.r rsar.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-19

fother Deaths on Pesss
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-07
BANQUET OF COMMERCIAL CLUB
MEMBERS WAS A HUGE SUCCESS
Short and Snappy Talks by H. D. Mcdonald, Joe
Hirsch, Roy Miller. Chas. E. Coleman,
]. B. Chambers and Others.

The hlelutt reasimastef Snther
iand pfnpounces N With sAN' Instead
of = sNen az The Nnercs hairi
lass night undcr the aasl,ct4. and al
abe inai, idpai fsrensr ~ tAe mrnt.sss
az tho Cnrnus yhsisu Commercial ,iai,
Was q yreat sueoeas both 10 ou,Ht,
and UuanuiN auheash iNlec de- 80
thai attended should have he.,n i,f..ert
and win o. when the STORY "a last
niahl'a affsf arts widely tifssisttsi
The dinncg itself Was sctsed Nucccs
iashien. which s az adequate irsu
muniai and thc sfior dlnuer saoos hes
"th mans ~ ilc upi fatnfi.s AND 81
few new ,aikefs en the fisinn une
Nyf' snnppN, teenlna with ,aiuamo
suEfestivns and pririucii,s ~ hrit.l
foclinK ~ pull-tosrth.flsm anann enc
fuswnrrs
hueh Sutherland pfpfacei thc pte.
afam with taik nf hmarT. tsD
witty anl muehabie. which BE- explain.
ei ie ro the casc ile said itai De-
Hsd won thr futstmastsgship dcsph,
thy opposition 90 Rev Mlusfs Turtle
Natr Chanre ahl Aus liifsths ais
coReg ~ plfs ana that hc was rfoud
fn ho Ahlc iu size hIs heHrers raiue
think ln tine untuFu ~ b mNus oven
dHrnr var TIMES
Mr SuthpflanAs nr~i tlpum was
HoHn 50 Noipnaid aud Mr Ncnenaid
immcdiatsN touF ta Fo,,i reads ard
keFi travelling them as long as De-
neva the assembly 81, voters lle said
lasi gnnd roAds were thr Rfeitssi asset
any ynunu suuid have and fhtt uhHt
ane bond ISSUE huh nren lnet hs &
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-07
HIGH SCHOOL TACKLES THE
BISHOP TEAM THIS AFTERNOON
Third Game Of the ssason Cor Loeais
viii De played on bishop
Cridiron.

The Corpus Christ iiiFh school
eleven foss 10 Bishop today where this
afisfuopu tine tWo schools viii meet e,
shat ~ expected ~ be 40 Interesting
fsHiiiall fusHle
The iucai team pat up q sim iighi
againsi she finiDu boys hast SATURDAY
in fast. rough aud tnmiie Oh t,s.
siuion aTidifon sud aifh ihp sirruatbs
eninr shat has been made ia ne 'insep
fof r,aAsH game. the h@iSa should if4nr
back the hong rna ~ The seprp eaeiis
Ei=hnp Tea before iAs Alice aaFfsss-
iion 10 the nafne day W faihsr dis
couraRina rcvrr. The Corpus Christi
lads base the hira end ~ me bettiur
The lineup fsiF the ffaY today To-
corpus chfni Nah Slil 81 Wlispn.
len end liarns,f iffi tactic. chac0n.
ieff E1ard 4Irrpia. fenicf Haynes
rahi Eusri fulM9n. night tariie
wills. night end freeman qoafiTr
Coleman right hail lsitie fuli Ash
10. leff half
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-07

il - isanr - FRIDAY morning re-.
gafdinE the nffifmAoce ~ she cuHfs
~ Atpealn in the caee ~ liauaile prr-
sls A.lsi,ss. i'e.ise and others ~ Call
- stated that she defendants Were fep-
resented - Scott. hoDne a Pope This
was an errsr ana correction n Gladly
made
Hcoif. fiooae a Pops represented NJ
WlIlians Adams. . formal PARTY. Sole
ID 10 the extent ~ haeina an aEfrs-
uisnt made Win fiYe attorneys for the
other dffep1@uls that Ia event ~ =
Ioeamrnt againnt ar Adans ~ IA
turn should have Judgment aHaiBsf he
other defendants SCOTT. fsoonf 8 Pope
'fid not participate ~ enc trial n M
case
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-07

fat" lNhtrfNu lu NoNH would save !
farmers eaeon and showine IN "a
tiloh WHich made his remarks nalnfui
o. soue present. thar hueinras moa
1cneraiN should hsip the far,ness ln
their eifvfts % Secure rae autfn laf
uoNt WEAR AR lllr.,h anan r,,t a.
taitins piss 20 earnestly that hr fss
500 Au humW and launched Qua an
N'niiral g.aanom, dsmaasifatnG nl4s
aNtN aiWnsi rsvrs man present etunt.
"a wfh arrrrsal
nr \ "a inrsam. ! iiaptlsi minister
~ Austin. Nho be- Ia tnc sltN ~ a f,W
haNs' stay. medr iha NEXT ialk. ana h,s
nenaihs VIEW hirhh complimentary Is
'ofpps chusu and e. us srltH ~
NrnNrrse iif irafam mentioned ths
Nuarfs hostel with inrurulaf srfit
saving ihai H vrnld a. tuedn to ihs
lasecsi yifies ~ ifr ~dmh
ito Miles ininianrrd ~ tnr snsaAri
tfHm certain cuuriY n Nnffh Uats.
nna tola a few fann,es and thrn rei
town iH SCENE trai uuhutiis tsih Ala
Niirf reviewed The Commercial oiuh
AVID iis achievements. SHOWING % What
an rNtcni ii hsi prnnpied the growth
~ the ejis puiNtina nHt shr netssslt,
fof further efforts eiong lime. ~ stntt
cooperation ne cmnhasltsd tho
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-07
THIS CITY RANKED
NINTH IN BUILDING
RECORDS FOR TEXAS
OCTOBER BUILDING or CORFU
CHRISTI EXCEEDED WACO
Report o. Meath o. Ten leading rssai
Cities Shows LIGHT consruct,on
Work

copus christi ranked ninth among
rts1s cities Cor huiAinr epemiinua
dHrinf iho month ~ Dctuiict nrfufiins
io repol thpt has luei been complied
and issncd m ihe rcsas iiuainfss
Mems AFaf0i ailnn.
Houston icd nli other cities in fhs
State during October bon huiidlng psr-
mits and acrafdipF ca ths repofi p'f
mifs authorized in iuai plarc arege-
gated t2i4.lse Tns total cor fhe losd
inH cities durur october amounts Co
is2aIke
Dallas takes second fant vim con.
stfuoiinn licenses t1 itn credit tninliur
i2oAiso aud Fnfi worth sainrH third
that cliN hHNinn sanctioned the lssn.
snee u buildlur permits ~ ne sum "a
fi4tls1
Tho other cities and iae amounts iH-
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-07
PERSONAL MENTION

IS. r. Gltens ~ thc Gvcna lum
tufo Company returned Yesterday NOR
ming from % short business tup geo San
Antonio.
Mrs. T.. ~ Grlhhlc and two children
OF shreveport. who have been spend
ng the past two weeks with Mrs e..
4. Coleman leave FOR Houston this
morning 20 visit
Miss Cornelia siedman left Yesterday
morning Tor Houston Co spend Carnival
week ~ the guest ~ relatives
Mrs. vs.. q Blake returned last night
90 her home in hearnc after visit
here with relatives
r. " Hau of Arkansas Pass Was boz
iho ats YESTERDAYS ou q business uip
4 ~. g. Frank. travelling agent for the
sap q here on short business iIip.
arriving yesterday mornin
a. A waRoHsid lefi Yesterday foT
TAYLOR and other points 900 shsi
business tup
% d. Douelas % ihe Douglas Auto
! Compans leaves today fur shpfl
business tfip Go Mission and othei
points in the Rio Gfanie valley.
sam Sellers ~ the sellers Grocer,
Company spent yesterday boz ktngatiil'
on business.
Y. 81. nonniggu icfi yesterday morn
ine for hi- I'D ~ Eome in hropkshii'
90 "a short bash - fp
DR. T. =. Sessions ~ lecyile was ii
the cia tcftefdas cn fpsts a. inr az
icy section whore he wil sreni srt
rral DAYS.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-07

\ Population considered ise hniidinF
operations So rarpua Christi fnf thf
month were better tAar ass ui iAn
nihu nine oiiles nsmeI ln iie teies~.
nr fruaff with fbt eyrrpfinn ~ ilaua
Ion paiias and fufi Worth
During me Ten months ~ 1919 enc
eifies Enumerated ah0fe hare Sanction
81 ere issuance ~ couHfruffinn permits
with ar arafsr8fe falHe - as12 $50
az arainsi fsi.5io.gos in building refia-
fIfsfes fof the same period ~ 1914.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-07
:: City News in Brief =

cn most Wednesday ai 100 o'clock a.
the Nuoccs lolcl Tickets are nny
cents pes plate aud may be- had from
the hotcl cicrs or from Mesdames W
~ iiuit u. ~ noedeker $ a Earb
= ~ nankin and ioseph Mlrcur who
are ward chairmen,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-07
NOTICE

Tho picvcie Tax b. now due and
ra,able M the office of the cts See
rotary. p. !. Mnlngan. city secfs'nll
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-07

Nj and Mrs. r. ~ liafdinr u Waco
arc Visiting IN ihe rify az ihF guess
1T relatives. They EXPECT 90 he hei'
until December +
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-07
Action s Uraed

FNANNW " ~ MtNH
therefore uraciUA recommend tn
the cuuucli that ths. GUS atioue, be
instructed tu take action ln commune
tion With thc street commissioner Aud
thu cits engineer nud serve notice up
un property uwnrrs who have na
complied io show cause wins the, have
failcd Cas- meet thc requirements ~ tlr
council in this matter lu certain
csSos aK above indicated. thrrc MAY he
cstcnuailnr circumstance hui ! hn-
iiefc in inlrncss 30 iho Iuhnc aud par-
ticulnry See those cit4cns whe have
complied with this ordinance 50 Be- thr
duiy ~ the council io demand humeil-
ate compliance with The ordinance oH.
pneially from thnse who are amply able
al this time Go comply
There are several particular iocalis
ties within the sidewalk district where
u my Judgment it wnuld hc mistake
tb enforce the ordinance at tne present
time on aceount 80 chutecs 90 he made
.n the existing srldos lu sacs inrtauc
ce the council can arnut extensions
upon tine recommendation ~ the ritf
engineer fnr BE- would hardly hr fair
tn require "a property owner t0 puf SEQ
a. sidewalk at chanrcd fw6c uuid
thc cltN ls prepared in pot thg street
adjacent upon similar grade
. surrns ihat tbt city attorney Gee
Instructed o. norfs al property OVID
crs who have mat complied with thr
ordinance OBJ cell 90 his office and ihnt
hr thcn make report go rhe council
upon each specific ease When this
hiss been dome shall recommend fn the
council ihaf suits ne flied as provided
under the ordinance against property
owners WHO should comply with hs
pro,iFiuns nt uncc
Committee Named.
Discussing enc plan 90 notify prop
erty ownsrs that they must "a once
lake the necessary steps tg coupiY
with thc city ordinances Attorney 7a-
wage adviscd the council fhat De
thought such notices would hr useless
as during the past few months many
such notices have hecn lssued from
his office wlih Boa fcw paying heed
THERETO
The council adnnted plan whereby
complaints viii first be filed against
those ON Chapnruii. water ana Men
quite street. who have faiied to huiid
walks and 40 soou aa ali such com
plants have been trird in the rorpuf-
alton court similar action VIII bc TAB
en- against properly owners fcsidins ou
other Improved streets s committee
composed ~ Commissioner COLLINS.
Attorney savage ana City Eug.neer
stevens win prepare hst n those
against whom iho complaints wiii Pee
+ filed
Those property owners who appear
before this committee dusins the nstt
I few days and advise chat they wiii
hund Tho walks ~ once VIII bc SPARED
court costs as ~ course ihe cts VII
NOT procccd against such property
: owners
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-07

49, say Federation Of Women es.
-. invitation 10 aii women in tire
~. hi' Interested in civic better
y attend the luncheon fa 81 give
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-07
BUILDING OF Walks
IN PAVED DISTRICT
WILL Be REQUIRED
CITY Will FtLE COMPLAINTS
AGAINST AL DELINQUENT
PROPERTY OWNERS.
rfepefsy Owners "he Fah "a Baiid
WALKS VIII Have complaants
FHed Asaios, Them,


Al yesterdays mrci8nr "a tho clay
council City Attorney savage Was III
fetied GO fis Complaints Aralnss pr,c.
efis owners in cettaln sections N M.
e'iN WhN have failcd build ctm.at
SIDEWALKS as Required tN CHS oriin-
"nce The CITY wiz demand sidewalk. q
on the streets thar have hern paved
7na iusi AZ rapidly 49, othrr strceis
Within ihe rlty sidewalk unts have
been Improved then ;hoso property
owners viil aisa ne feQAilci a. hnlis
walks
The sidewalk matter was hr,urht un
when Mayor Miller Submitted fo ihr
runncii me following statement
Statement From Mayor.
~ Is mN upinl0n that Steps should
he taken immediately to srcnrp whr,
ever practicable "a strrt enforcement
IT Ore ordinance ry4uifus She van-
sirucilun of sidewalks COB certain sss
uous of thc oliy
since thv adoption nt rhe ordinance
more than 81 wear aeo. several miles 81
sidewalks have hccn constructea and
ihe citizens generally haNr Nhcrtus
complied with its requirements Ou
tho other band. there sire numerous To- .
stances where property owners autIis
fhir io comply with fhe provisions ~
the ordnance have with apparent dif
reeari uf the councils auihurlt1 in ifr
premises refused io dn sa da noi
NOW refer ui course to thuar we'll
meaning clflgDHm who probable ai thla
particular time are Wiihnai fuiida url
CssArY GA Uu This Mnfk hut Z cnuld u
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-07

Or. 4. =. Sessions ~ liecyiile was o
the cip YESTERDAYS cn tpate o. ihr az
icy section whore he win sion' srf
rral DAYS,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-07

Y. 81 nounigVu iefi yesterday mofn-
lang far hi- 81. yr 1nmc in uropkshire
90 short pgsh - NIP
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-29

Ashley T. Reed, 1921 Tularosa. $4,000.
L. H. Williamson, 1929 Tularosa, "a
$50
A L. Pierce, 1920 Bliss, $3.50.
c. S. Pickrell San Antonio and COZ
L L. Robinson. $3.50 Mckinley. ss.s5O.
P. c. Thede. 1918 Mckinley, $500.
Mrs Alice Veazey, Sis Nations, So
Dr.. " B. wessOn. 1929 Mckinley. So
200.
L B. Walker Cd. Piedras and Copper.
S13.500.
American Lumber company (S)s SUI
block Roosevelt. $4,000.
Alamo Heights Realty company
Grand avenue 90, $21,0O0- ..
I. J. Trottf, Roosevelt street, $4,000.
Mrs. Alva Howell west missouri
E. A. walters. Val Verde street, So
PhoenIx-EI Pnso Builds Many Homes.
The Phoenix-El Paso Building com
nany is one OF the pioneer construction
companies OF the city and has had an
active part in the building Development
Of the city It's operations during the
year including buildings Tor the Loi-
~ 7 Wright. s11s Tularosa, six
room bungalow, 5000
4 n. Amador, 1918 north Florence,
seven room bungalow, $4,1O9.
o. J. Allen. 3239 Hueco street i've
room bungalow, S4,406-
o. ]. Allen. 1928 Rio Grande street,
five room bungalow $500
FL ArgueIes, 1000 Roosevelt street,
five room bungalow, 1850.
E. ". Brown, 1910 Bliss street. i've
room bungalow, $S,623.
Ada Lee Boynton. BIS Tularosa, i've
room bungalow, S4,506.
Frank Ianglet, Park and NOBLE
streets. five room bungalow s5so56.
(Continued on Next Page.a
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-29

galow at 40S Pittsburg avenue avenue. FS S,,7,-
J. W. Earl, five-room n llll;s'slS5. e1d
galow at the corner OF tloIlu3 anu
Hamilton streets, $3.50. ,,,.,,1,,,5
]. ". Earl, two houses IN Ll-s -
park, one at the corner Of Dlylslo9a ~ M
Sacramento streets. costing SSi5UV anu
a six-rOom house on Sacramento s1A es7
costing $4,000. ,-.o,,+
J. L McEIroy, house on fremont
street, $4,000. .,,--
J r Wright, three-room 20
at 2716 Kentucky avenue, SI'0ggy --,,,-.1ovy
]. r. Wright. three-room pun saiO"
at 10S Wheeling street. Slow .
Mrs. F. NJ Krone, four-ro0m pun "a
low at 7O5 Federal street. So,OOy- 49,,
F. ]. Norris. five-room mouse "a " 'ie
zoo block on Memphis street So,o'o' en-
c. V Lee, five-room bunsaio" a. 'Oo
memphis street $3.50
Pretty Homes in Altura Park.
Altura park on the northeast mesa
continues to be one Of the popular su-
burban additions. A paved road nas
been built through the aooItlon - -
connect with the Country cluD IO-l
and extends along River View , FaIA
avenue, AItura boulevard ana AleLl-
phis street for a distance OF ten Qlochs,
Gas extensions have also been mace III
Altura park and electric ushI anu 80 -
addition.
George Sharp built bungalow On
Memphis street in Altura park during
the year. which cost $4,000.
J. F. Macon built two houses IN ms
addition. One was on Memphis street,
which cost $4,000 and the second one
was on River View street, Whlcn cost
$4,000, and which will be occupied oy
Mr.. Macon as his home.
D. c. Sutton built a siX-room ounga-
low on River View street IN Altura
park with glassed-in sleeping poreh
O.
HOrninRside Heights Has Good Growth
0Torningside FeIghts. near the Coun-
try club, is one Of the newer suburban
additions which has had a remarks 80
growth during the past year. Mchin-
ley avenue, in the heart Of Morning
side, has been paved and some OF the