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Imperial Valley press., 1914-02-04
Americans Released.
Press Day Service)

Omitted Press Day Service)
San Diego, Feb. Ar. w. Har-
wood of Oakland and Mortimer Mil
Ter of Oklahoma arrived from En-
senada today by steamer, after being
released from Jail there They were
arrested below the border two weeks
ago and threatened with death. They
are held here by the federal authori-
ties for investigation.
James Steel and d. A. Sandoval,
also Americans, accompanied the pair.
They were arrested at Tia Juana the
day previous to the arrest of Harwood
and Miller. Following a secret hear
ing before customs officers, warrants
charging conspiracy to smuggle opium
into the country were sworn out
against Harwood. Miller and Steel
Sandoval was held for investigation.
The others are in the county Jail
pending hearing before Federal Com
missioner Christian.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-02-04
Taxing Rockefeller
Omitted Press Day Service,

NOHiteu fresS Day SerVice)
Cleveland, Feb. Rockefeller
was called upon today by the local tax
commission to pay $12,000,000 taxes
on an estimated $9O0,00O,O00 of per-
sonal property. The commissioners
claim Rockefeller established a legal
residence here and is therefore liable
to the tax.
This assessment would tax Rookie
feller on all holdings outside the state
of Ohio. Deputy collectors Fackler
and Agnew called at Forest Hill at
noon but Rockefeller refused TO see
them. They left notice of the as
sessment in writing. Rockefeller h
given five days to pay but it is gen
orally believed he viii find legal
means to delay and then will fight
the, assessment in court.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-02-04
Forced to Resign.

San Francisco, Feb. 4.-After declar.
ing as absurd the demand that he re-
sign from the presidency of the San
Francisco Church Federation because
he declared his disbelief in the doc.
traine of the immaculate conception
DR.. Charles Aked said this afternoon
that he will probably comply.
He said he did not care for the of
flee anyway and that he only accept.
ed it because it was unanimously of
fered and he thought he might
strengthen the Federation. He de.
clared that, despite the disapproval oi
other clergymen, he must retain, his
stand and express his true convic
tions.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-02-04
Omitted Press Day Servicey

Juarez, Feb. 4.-Villa lost no time
in taking advantage Of the oppor-
tunity to arm his men. He has ar
ranged for the immediate delivery Of
a million rounds of ammunition and
has ordered more in carload lots. He
has sent his legal adviser, Aguirre
Benvides to Ell Paso to thank Wilson
through General Hugh Scott fol
raising the embargo and make the
release of a million and half rounds
of ammunition, 5000 rifles and sew
eral rapid fire guns, recently seized
by American troops.
General Scott, it is said, will stop
searching persons crossing the Dor.
der so soon as he is formally notified
that the president has raised the EN-.
barge.
Villa has started by train for Chi
huahua City to hasten operations
against Torreon. He will be joined
at Chihuahua by Obregon, with 5000
rebels from Sonora.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-02-04
Embargo on Arms Is Raised and
Rebels Hasten to Take Advantage
With Heavy lmportations Of Guns

the new judge would be hampered
without these records; that they were
Mexican property and as such should
be in their proper place.
The request for the return of the
papers came upon the heels of the con-
tinuance of the application for writ
Of habeas corpus and Attorney Dan
" holland called the attention of the
court that the arguments of Attor-
ney Ross and Consul Mateos should
not be written on the court records
of his case.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-02-04
For Marketing Judgeship.

UNITED Press Day Service)
New York, Feb. 4.-Convicted of
conspiring to sell seat on the state
supreme court bench, Joseph Cassidy,
ex-Democratic boss of Queens coun-
ty, was today sentenced fifteen
months in the penitentiary and fine
of $1,000. Ex-Congressman William
Willett, Jr., convicted of buying the
nomination, was given a similar SEN
tence. Lewis Walter, Cassidy's asso-
ciate, was given three months and
$1,000 fine.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-02-04
(By United Press Staff Correspon-
dent)

(By United Press Staff Correspon-
dent)
Mexico City, Feb. 4.-Huerta re-
mained cool today in the face OF a
crisis resulting from the lifting OF
the arms embargo by the Washington
administration. He received Charge
d'Affaires O'Shaughnessy cordially
after Wilson's order was announced.
He was secluded today in his resi-
dence, supposedly preparing state
ment. Many foreigners are leaving
on every. train for Vera Cruz. Those
remaining are instructed to be ready
for summons to rendezvous agreed
upon during the recent preparations
for trouble here. The rendezvous is
being provisioned and prepared for
defense in the event of an anti-for-
eign outbreak. 1t is believed here the
rebels at once will move on Torreon
and that an attack on the capital is
now only matter of days.
Jesus Flores Magon, Huerta's per-
sonal representative, who consulted
with John Lind at Vera Cruz recent
ly, declared Wilson has made ter
rible mistake. He said he did not
talk with Lind regarding the removal
of the embargo, but was sorry now
he did not warn him of the probable
consequences. He declared, as mat
ter of fact, the embargo was really
secretly raised some time ago. This
assertion is generally accepted here
as true, the popular view being that
the rebels for long time have been
getting all the arms and ammunition
they could pay for, and therefore
they do not believe the new order
will help them much. The news was
received here quietly.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-02-04
Voting Power of Subscriptions.
Progressive Civic
League to Meet

Tonight at 8 o'clock in K. P. hall
Davis block) will be held the mass
meeting for the purpose of organiz-
ing the Imperial County Progressive
Civic League. 1t is expected that a
large body of public spirited citizens
from all over the county will be pres
ent to take part. Any one interested
in the movement will be on hand to
"boost," and much is possible.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-02-04
Omitted Press Day service)

Douglas, Ariz., Feb. Am uncon-
firmed report was received here to-
day to the effect that 200 federals
from Guaymas garrison have joined
the rebels, after a spirited fight with
loyal federals, who sought to pre-
vent the detection. They deserted be-
cause they were unpaid.
Governor Jose Maytorena returned
to Hermosillo today from trip to
Sinaloa state with Carranza. He ex-
poets Carranza to reach Herm0sillo
in few days. .r
Imperial Valley press., 1914-02-04
Mexican Consul
Wants the Papers

Attorney ]. Stewart Ross and Mex
lean Consul Juan Mateos appeared
before Judge Franklin ]. Cole in Su-
perior court this morning and made
a formal request that the papers TAX
en- from the effects of T. Meza de
Salinas, former judge of the first in
stance in Mexicali, be returned to the
Mexican government. Judge Cole de-
MED the request on the grounds that
the papers had not been brought be-
Imperial Valley press., 1914-02-04
Japan Is Pleased.
Omitted Press Day service)

Toxic, Feb. 4.-Much satisfaction
is expressed here at the action of the
American House of Representatives in
tnrning down the Hayes ameadmer.l
to the immigration bill. The fact that
the majority was so large is especial
ly gratifying to official circles. The
opinion is generally expressed that it
foreshadows a settlement of all diff.
ficulties between the Toxic and Wash
ington governments. .,-
Imperial Valley press., 1914-02-04

exact spot where the collision with
the Nantucket occurred.
The wrecking tug |. ]. Merritt is
standing by the sunken ship, and if
the weather is favorable tomorrow
she will send two two divers in an
effort to recover bodies supposed to
be in the wreck.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-02-04
Blackmail Results in Death.
Omitted Press Day service)

NOHItcu TTeSS lay ocTVICeI
San Diego, Feb. 4.-Fearing death
at the hands of a "black hand" gang
Paul Auban, a French scissors grind
er, who had received letters demand
ing money, shot and killed two un-
identified men and probably fatally
wounded third when they attempt
ed to enter his home this afternoon
Letters he received demanded $500
under pain of death.
Auban told the police the men ap-
peared at his house and tried the
door. They then attacked it with an
ak, when he fired. The men were
Italians.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-02-04
Cutter Locates Wreck.

Norfolk, Va, Feb. 3.--With fifteen
feet of her single mast showing above
water, the Old Dominion liner Mon
roe was located today, by the revenue
cutter Onandaga. She. lies twenty
four miles southwest, almost in the
Imperial Valley press., 1914-02-04
Against Exclusion Bills.
Omitted Press Day Service)

Washington, Feb. 4.-Bryan tomor-
row will make a direct appeal to the
House immigration committee not to
consider any Asiatic exclusion bills
until negotiations in progress with
Japan are concluded. He will ex'
plain the details of the latest new
treaty proposals.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-02-04
The Early Bird.

The early bird gets the worm. Many
now have 'ah- equal, chance to win the
prize automobile, but the one who
starts after it first is most likely to
win it on March 21 See the contest
Imperial Valley press., 1914-02-04
Trouble in Ecuador.
Omitted Press Day Service)

NUHIItU ITVSS b't9 NOT 'IVOV
Panama. Feb. 4.-Ecuadorean reb-
els are preparing to proclaim new
government, according to mail ad-
vices from Guayaquil They have de-
manded the resignation of President
Lionidas Plaza, whom they blame for
| the lynching of President Eloy AL
faro in Quito two years ago.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-02-04
Assassination Attempt Discredited.
Omitted Press Day service)

London, Feb. 4.-Report is an at
tempt to assassinate King Alfonso is
general here today. 1t is discredited
at the Spanish embassy. "A
Imperial Valley press., 1914-02-04

manager about it right away and il
you decide not to enter no harm is
done.
The Prizes.
The prizes will be announced in de-
tail within a day or two, and will in
clude a 1914 automobile, a $500 bus
mess lot in Seeley, two furniture or
ders of 5000, each, another of $50,
$32 solid gold watch and $50
lavallier. The prizes will all be dis
played in the windows of local mer-
chants, with the exception of the $500
lot.
Rules.
Any white woman of good stand
ing, whether married or single, may
compete.
Employees of the paper and men,
bers of their families are alone ex-
cluded.
The right is reserved to reject any
person nominated without stating rea-
sons.
Votes may be obtained only from
coupons clipped from the paper and
from subscriptions paid for at the
time votes are issued. .
A new subscription, to carry votes
as such, must constitute a bona fide
increase in the circulation of the pa
per.
Changes from one address to an
other, or from the name of one MEM
her of a family to another, will not
entitle a contestant to the extra
votes allowed on new subscriptions.
The right is reserved to cancel all
votes issued on old subscriptions
turned in as new In case of dispute
the decision of the contest manager
must be accepted as final.
Subscriptions obtained on the last
day, with cash to pay for same, may
be submitted in plain sealed envel-
i.opes,, which will be opened only by
the Jury of Awards. This viii pre-
vent the winning of prizes by unfair
means and will discourage the use of
personal funds by contestants.
The contest will end on March 21.
VOtinO Dnwor Of
Imperial Valley press., 1914-02-04
COLORADO RIVER.

Mean daily gage heights and dis
charges of the Colorado river at Yu-
ma, Ariz., for week ended January 81,
1914:
Imperial Valley press., 1914-02-04

1t pays to be popular, especially
when many handsome prizes are to be
given away to those whom the read
ers of The Press decide by vote to be
the most popular in Imperial valley.
Votes may be obtained by means Of
coupons published each day in this
paper, and by paid subscriptions to
the Imperial Valley Press.
All payments for subscriptions will
be entitled to votes for candidates,
provided votes are requested at the
time payment is made, so that those
who wish to vote for candidates may
make payment direct to the contest
manager or to a contestant.
Candidates who wish to win one of
the handsome prizes offered may
nominate themselves or may be NOM
mated by friends. The first person
who sends in the nomination of the
candidate who finishes at the head of
the entire list will receive a cash
prize of $40.
How to Enter.
The contest will be limited to ladies
of good standing in Imperial Valley.
Those who desire to enter should at
once call upon the contest manager at
the Press office and find out ali
about the contest. Those residing out
of town can do this by letter, of
course. Blank forms will be gwen
them, together with receipt books.
etc.
How to Start.
The easiest and best way to start
is to get as many friends as pos
sible interested in your campaign, by
asking them to save the Regular Bal
lots published in the paper daily
These count 25 votes each for a few
days, and then will be reduced in
value to 10 votes. No one will hest
tate to save these coupons for you
and @aff who take that much interest
in your success will later assist in
your campaign in other Ways Some
will get mutual friends to subscribe
and thus secure many extra votes for
yOlr
Imperial Valley press., 1914-02-04
Y Omitted Press Day Service)

New Orleans, Feb. 4.-Thirteen
thousand nine hundred rifles and 15,-
100000 rounds of ammunition are
being packed here for Mexican reb-
els. The shipment was held up here
several months ago. 1t has now been
released by President Wilson raising
the embargo and it will be shipped
to Mexico tomorrow.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-02-04

General Terraza estimated from
the weathiest IN Mexico
that make the bulk Of General Vii
all choice of real estate IN Chi
This venerable Mexican
He has much of the strife that mas con-
tinuay country turmoil and he he is tired of all
this rapidly
growing and he declares he wishes to end his days with his family
anda peaceful surroundings
Imperial Valley press., 1914-02-04
Gage

FRANCIS L. SELLEW,
Project Engineer.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-02-04
Ladies of This Valley
Given Opportunity to
Win Handsome Prizes

manager about it right away and if
you decide not to enter no harm is
done.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-01
CALLER CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
~---~-~ TEX s--

"a tho places Designated Tor holdins
aid election at lcast thirty dayn prior
ia tho date ~ said election
section 5. The fact that there h
urTcnt demand Cor an Increased and
Improved water supply Tor he lnhsh
itants ~ the Cl,y ~ Corpus Christ
crcaies a public emefrcncy and y pub.
~ imperative necessity. requiring 4
su~tpcnslon ~ tho charter rule PROVED
inE that no ordinance ~ resolution shall
be- pasa,d finally on the day u h IN.
ir0auved and that such Ordinance ~
resolution shall be- read al three sev
crAl meetings - the CITY Council and
the Mayor having d-,larrd that sacl
public eSpcrecncy and Imperative pub.
llc nsctssltv exists aud requested tina.
said charter fuie be suspended and
that This rc~olutton be passed nnaii,
on TIE date ~ 90 Introduction. and
that this ordinance tahe effect and 4,
IN full force ana sffcs, from and afte,
i,s rassare q ~ ~ ordaiuca.
Passed the siss day ~ July. A. n
isit
Approved ne siu, day ~ Ioiy. A. n
1914
tslKnedl ROY MILLER.
Mayor ~ the Cilv ~ Corpus Christi
~ , MuLiiGAN.
CIV Secretary ~ the chs ~ curpu,
CHRISTI
sAsv.rtts@wsnta
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liif NiNIi hl TlNAN
To the sheriff ~ nn, Constable ~
Nucees CO. Greeting
You are hereby comma nded a.
summon James N.l hy maklnr pubn.
cation ~ this citation once In each
week f"f fuur successive weeks pr
,ious ~ the return day hereof. IN some
newspaper published in your County. n
lhrr" he newspaper published there.
in. hut " not then In any nnwapap~t
puhlish.d in the 2sih Iuelclal District.
hui " there boz no new spapcf published
in said Judicial plstrict. them IN "a
newspaper published la tho nearest
nisitivt io said 2Sih iudlclal District.
to appear li thu next regular term of
"a" Count, Count ~ Nurcos County, a.
boz holden nt tho Court ilour. ihorcof
in Corpus chrlall. on the asa Nondn,
in November. \. n, ipii. the same
helms the 10Th. dny ~ November. A. a..
1874. then and tner, 90 answer peli =
/ tion fil.d in said Court on IA. afd das
/ ~ August, a. %, isii. In d nult. mum
horca On The docke, ~ said Court No
yso wherein Houston Ice 4 Brew inn
/ Co. is plaintiff. ahd James Noii le de-.
fondant, ana sald petition alleging that
between tho dates ~ Fob. ~. ialt nns
imly :. 1914. Plaintiff nt the spccia
Instance ana request ~ the defendant
sold ts defendant certain goods. ware,
ond merchandise of tho total value o
fa.b3sTs, which defendant bocam,
bound and llahlr ana promised 30 pa,
the plaintu. Tina, between said abov,
( named dates defendant paid pialntlf
or caused 90 be- paid plaiuIiff by re-.
turned or damaged Eoodr. WARES aus
merchandise. the sum ~ ~ eos 80. lcav.
ing balance due plalntlff OF i2tO 81
which latter amount. though often ~
quostei 80 t0 de- defendant has failed
aud refused 30 nay ~ any part thereof
Co plaintiffs damage f2fO.si. Plain
iif pmyH that defendant be cited 10
answer herein Tor Judgment FOR lla
debt. fnr attachment. costs ~ suit. etc
an no more fully appear rrom the OF
sinai petition filed herein. ana hereby
referred 90 Tor mere complete doscfip
ton ~ said cause - action.
Herein fail not. hut have before said
Court. ~ ifp aforesaid next regular
term. this writ, with your return there
on showing how you have executed thu
snine
witness n ~ Latter. CLERK ~ the
County Court - Nueces County.
Given under my hand and the Seal
- s.fu fiaurf AZ .fflc. IA fsurtna
Christi. this the Stat day ~ Augur',
a o., 1914
a.. ~ H D. Luter clerk. County
Court. Nueces County.
10y Tlue Copeland. Deputy
a true copy. J cerlify, " y. Wright
sheriff Nueces County, Texas
ny Oscar neliamy. Deputy
ug0
ADVERTISEMENT
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-01

Time and place an persons lntcrcniea
"a said estate arr required 60 appear
and ccntcst said tinal Account and
Application. u ,h'y So proper
Witness "a y lutcr. clerk - the
County Court of Nuccvs County. T,s +.
as
Given under my hand and The seal ~
said Count at iuN office in Corpus
CHRISTI TeNaa on this. the gsth da, ~
Aug.. \ a. 1914
a. D. Lnier. clerk County Court.
Nucces t'unuts, rrsns
ih Chas Matters peputs.
a.. ~ A true copN certify. N
a. Wusht sheriff Nuecss County,
Texas
pscar nsilamv Deputy
advertisement
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-01
Greatest Event
in Wcnlan's Life

All human experience looks back 81
motherhood a. the wopdsf % wcndsFs.
The patience. tho fortifnde. the nubilno
faith during the period ~ expectancy are
second only 30 tho mother love bestowed
upon tho lnoaf helpless bat most snArsei-
GUS creetion--a baby.
Women are quick 10 learn from each
other those helpful agencies that AID 10
c0mfoff. that conssfve their ncrvoup
energy and got ale perfectly safe % uss>
AND aniouE theBo shsy fecommsnd
"Mothnrn Friend
Il u entirely an sxtnfnal application
designed 70 lubricats the broad. mar
muscles and skin that pfotw's the
TO- nearly han q century and y kuvvn
20 moshsrp IN esfnost every settled com
inunity III tbs Unissd states Who highly
fcoommsri A. fon w>ll hnd 4 On sails
M drug st8rta. 'Nother'S Frif&d" v
utterly harmless contains no 4sA<iening
drugs and yct ~ in1ueuce IN he sAln
and snnscias beneath 80 nIso k}on tha
network ~ nerves hsnr4th (N& rkkn v
very bsneficsai. very evothln3 on1
wonderful belp. Tao Wt1srie9 ezpAn4
naturally and are nat sub)eQt>d 70 In
unnecessary sarfaes strain Ard }1m ocf3
ing = most trying period.
Oct bottle az 'Mocherr4 Ft,pod" ~
day ~ any .ruN store IN Vfg1o - ~
for our ipatuins<s< bttle hdQk ~ @1c14efn
kddrrs@ ArsdeeId Re5slntof Cs~ 81
Lamar piax.. Atlnnss. a. (. \. s. \.
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-01
MISCELLANEOUS
To the Pubiie


% has been rumored about town TINT
me h'Snon Undertaking Company hat
sold oui iis business which be- an un -
true statement ana Boz Intended 90 q
me harm and hroak up my business
My business hos h"en established since
1856 ana viii stan continue undor ms
own management nH formerly and !
Viii continue my policy 81 giving tho
best ~ service az the most rsae@Habit
prizes thnt can obtain. rnnMdorlng ihe
present hifh cost ~ ials0r ana materinl
II nt nnY timo ] decide 90 $50 uui 81
business I VIII myself nDtif, the pub
lc. J wish to take This opportunity e.
think my friends and patrons fNf their
friendship ana patronage and trust t'.ef
may have the pleasure ~ continuing
90 mrfr them for a long time to came
when you need my services phone ~.
Yours very Truly.
HEYN0N UNDERTAKING co.
- D. L. lisvnun. Prom
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NOTICE BY PUBLICATION OF ~,
NAL ACCOUNT.

The state ~ Texas.
70 au persons interested To- the cs-
tate 81 Maria valdez minor Jose Ma
valdez. guardian 90 the Estate ~
said Maria valdez. minor Jose Ma
Valdez guardian has filed in tho
County Court ~ Nueces County his
Final Account - the condition ~ said
estate. together with an application 80
boz discharged ns Guardian thereof
which viii bee heard by our said Court
IN the third Monday In September. a
D., 1914. same being tbs sist duy ~
September A. H.. 1914, az the Court
House ~ said Nueces County In the
city ~ Corpus Christi. Texas. AZ which
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flff Associated Hrrrnl
WARRINGTON, Aus. ~ Twelve %
fifieon hundrssi Americans are ex-
pecied In Rom. frnm yienna shortly
where they Win sail on two nhipA pro-
yided % Ambassador Page tor tho
t'nlted states
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WANTED MONEY.
WANTED sALesmgN.

WANTED Ssiesmen IN Robstown.
Alice. Bishop, kingsville. Mathis.
Aransas Pass, Rockrort Frank T.
Arthur, room No "a Greer Hldr 2s7
WANTED Statesmen 90 handle oar * o.
tensiye line ~ metal. parsffln-d cord -
board. folded edge fibre and other
sirns. calendars. fans ana novelties
The best iino on the market Commits
sion basis References required write
today The scloto Sikh Co. Kenton.
Onto 40
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WANTED

WASTED Fifty students September
it'h., opening Fan term AZ Rrcwn's
business College. Arkansas Paas. Tex
as. 900
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WANTED LAND.

LAND WANTED Have some beauil-
fui residence lots. also good Corpus
Christi home. 20 exchange for farm
or ranch lands State lowest price and
fun description Ia first letter Address
T. o. Box fii. Corpus Christi Tex.
~. isi
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-01
Broadway Property
At a Bargain

fry foot lot. east front.
extending through the block
with cighiy-two feet front on
Liberty street. making nearly
three lots FOR $4,000. Terms
t2,o0e down. balance In and
3 years az 6 per cent Paved
street and park On broadway and
street ears on the west side %
the block. cheap property Tor
close Boo stun Beautiful view
on the market only for a few
days
AIrnnAnaA
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-01
Liqsor Causes American Lsborsrs 10
Most often Accept Casual

NV Ass0caisd isfesal
SAN FRANCISCO Aux ~ Drink
ls tho agent that most frequently
brings the American laborer Co STAGE
where be must acccst casual employ
moni. testified q. T. Edinser before
the Federal Industrial Relations Com.
mission today
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-01

pnc i-roum and one 6-ruom com
pl~tely furnished bungalows 1919 and
1897 Water street. Tor rent Inquire.
Mr. Gotfllch. sos Paio Alto STREET 20