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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-08
CENTRAL COUNCIL
GIVES SUNDAY WALK

Walks calculated 10 make people
acquainted with each other and
with the beauties OF nature. have
been inaugurated by the Central
Council OF Social Agencies.
The second walk will take place
Sunday afternoon Those wishing
10 go Will take the 2:t0 car on the
Lake Burien line.
Take an AK or Fauntleroy car TO
Riverside. the starting place OF the
Lake Burien line.
The walk will be from Seahurst.
the southern end OF the Burien line.
10 the beach. and by trail back TO
seahurst Walkers will be back in
the city by $50 .. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-08
Big MEAT ORDER TO
BE SHIPPED NORTH

Ten thousand pounds OF dried
beef for the men building the Alas
ka railroad are waiting. Saturday.
on the docks for shipment on the
first boat north.
The order was filled for the
Alaska railway commission by Nor
ris G. Co, local meat packers.
II probably will be shipped Mon
daV
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-08
MUSICIANS CHARM
AUDIENCE At MOORE

Walter Damrosch and his New
YORK symphony orchestra. which
charmed n vast audience nj the
Moore theatre Friday night. are
scheduled for a matinee Saturday.
The program includes three OF
Percy Changers British folk songs.
the symphonic poem "rtavia."
Tschnikowsky's Fifth Symphony in
y Minor. and several selections
from Damroschs own compositions.
Josef Hoffman appeared Friday
night for the only time in Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-08
BANDITS BUSY ALONG
CALIFORNIA BORDER

SAN DIEGO. April s-Reports
that Mexican bandits were near the
border caused considerable excite
ment last night and early today In
the border towns OF Campo and Te'
cate. 90 miles southeast OF here.
Deputy sheriffs were called out
Gov. Johnson Informed Sheriff
Conflin today that Adjt. Gen. Thorn
ms has been In San Diego county TO
look over the situation. and that ~
necessity arises" state militia Will
be available
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-08
TROOPS Give A.
MINSTREL SHOW
Negro Soldiers Stage Perform
ance on Mexican
March.
FOOD PRICES SOARING
BY n. D. Jacobs

~ W. ~ gtSCbB
UNITED Press staff CorresponoenD
U. s. ARMY HEADouAP-
TIERS, NEAR DuBLAN. April
s-(By Courier TO ColumbUs)
--Csbsrets and rabbit drives
serve TO break the nonotony Of
high cost OF living.
a lieutenant commanding
troop OF negro soldiers put on
cavalry cabaret" the othD->
night.
Win the Newspaper CORE
sponden,s az his guests. he
served coffee and bareback In
his tent, while a picked quartet
from the cavalry regiment sat
outside and entertained with
songs.
A good psrt Of the camp en-
Ioyed the music. The offerings
ranged from plantation nnelo-
dies 20 the latest metropolitan
"hits"
An entire regiment OF infantry
officers and men engaged in ono
OF tho rabbit drives.
Armed with long sticks and aided
by a lone dog. the men formed a
crescentEhaped Gordon and beas
the tail grass in a gradually mar
rowing circle.
Sixteen Jack rabbits and cotton
tail were dubbed TO death. Prod
uce in this part OF Mexico IL en-
Toying remarkable bull move
ment"
The advent OF American soldiers
with plenty OF real money ana
healthy appetites has proven a
BONANZA for Mormons and Mexi-
cans in the vicinity.
As the soldiers and correspond.
ents are supplied mostly with bills
OF large denominations. special
motor trucks may be needed TO
carry the small change received
from the produce vendors.
The old Diaz silver coin 10 worth
80 cents on the American dollar.
but Carranza currency only about
6 cents.
The company barber charges 80
cents for a haircut and 20 cents for
shave. As alkah water IL any.
thing but soothing to sensitive
skins. whiskers are becoming the
fashion.
Eggs normally worth 10 cents .
dozen are now 30 cents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-08
AMENDMENT SOUGHT

wALI.A WALr.A. April s.-A
state law amendment abolishing
the two-yeRr term for sheriffs VIII
be presented 10 the next legisla-
ture. The State Sherifrs associa-
ton In session here also favors
enforcing a rigid junk dealers law
requiring daily reports Of pur-
chases made In the county. and
has passed resolutions favoring
law to grant sheriffs and deputies
free railway transportation over
the state
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-08

Suit TO recover s2.sss damages
for broken leg alleged TO have
been received on Fauntleroy
street car on January 20. was start
cd agsins, the traction company by
Mrs Gwinney Turner. OF 4i06 w.
Thistle st. In superior court Sat.
urday.
She alleges the motorman start.
ed the car with n jerk before she
could find seat. then suddenly
stopped with Jolt. knocking her
off her feet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-08

sNAp IN t.aef. fansh al cleared
Euaa snii. fire fsFonna heas~ haFn
nice atehsFd : miles fFein sosn o. tie.
ktss better snap IN fesaFrs dalfy
ranch. al bottom. 70 ovsrfia~, all
sisaTsd usw t-reofn house. n~w barn
miles from taNns mast - snif ~
nsst wrdnsstar Price fstHe
Also = ksaatifui ft.arra dairy rsnehg 10
srr.. cleared. tstsnrs IN pa.turs. nice
creek on back ~ place family orchard
Groom heuss fate barn. road Treating
fhis property siii hs paved fhi. fail
price o. see
for city properly
FTAR REALTY CO
TNrrrft wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-08
3 Merchantmen
SUNK BY " BOATS

LONDON. April s.--Three more
British merchantmen have fallen
victims 20 submarines. according 10
messages received by shippers
here. They are the India liner
ChAntala. 5000 tons. the British
steamship Braunton. 5000 tons. and
the small schooner Clyde.
The crews were saved
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-08
RECRUITING IS ON

TACOMA, April s.--Acting under
orders issued by the ad1utant gem
eral OF the state. First Lieut. James
Dek. Brown OF the Coast Artillery
corps. National Guard of Washing
ton. started the recruiting OF = new
company OF artillerymen. This
gives Tacoma its second Coast Ar
tillery command.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-08
UNCLE SAM SENDS
CALLS FOR HORSES

A call for $500 horses for o. 3.
army went out In the Pacific
Northwest today. Uncle Sam
wants 5000 horses for cavalry and
100 for artillery. Offers must be|
made to army quartermaster q se-'
attic before May 1.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-08

MISSOULA. April s.-The de-
feated University OF Oregon dsbat.
ing team left for Eugene today.
s,ill unconvinced on the subject %
naval preparedness. A unanimous
verdict was awarded TO the Uni
versity OF Montana debaters last
night. after an argument on the adj
visibility OF naval expansion In the
United States
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-08

Pct roast. r. 10. ressi v-sl Toe ID !.
link sausage Zee 10 steer steak. IL y c
- veal outlets isse 10 extra fancy
creamery butter Ito ID : greea pess SC
10 asrarssps leo ID tomatoes, ice 10. /.
nsu potatoes. ibs ieo. smslts. q lbs
stc fresh salmon. lbs ltci silver
perch. tee ID i've hens. .io 10 pigeons
1so each.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-08

rsnrfirs frsin eoaHty read st
Kirkland fire acreage partly
cleared srf fenrst heuss vel.
.ss eea can rslss zee esie4sns
hsF. bssifss asfdsn and fruit
VIII ssll fer strt. term. trt
e..n. tsfts monthly Esrsii.nt
xt.s Of a.sfsis iAss ard usswn.
asfns VIII make an tfssi home
ser ~. mar she 10 smplegss in
seattle 90 fmtumfss frau. pest
0sflrs - property Come direct
20 Maaisan PARK snf keru.s 10
burke a EsfFaFs sfslr. ~ Kifs
tsn1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-08
EAGLES PLAN TRIP

Three hundred Eagles will take
4 65.piece band and drill team on
a special train TO Portland. June 6.
10 boost Seattle at the Rose festival
here. They will all wear white
suits.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-08
wesIIAkEAo~Day

sisfi sac fsnry asparagus Toe 10
best tomatoes. zee 10 etaii les. new
potatoes. ICE ID beet cooking apples. ,
he Ice stall as. Qa~sa olives stc ~ !.
small dtii pickles, iso a. stall .et besi
batter. ins ftc. pure Yakima honey.
st1 a. stall a. coffee cakes 80 dor /.
eeeaaaut b.rs lie dos stall sie. Ice
can peas. &c. Toe can oern. DO stall III.
pot rc.st Ave 10. cottage hams. iAe 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-08
JOHN JOHNSON DEAD

John Johnson. former mayor OF
Ballard. died suddenly Thursdana
at the age OF 81. He was a member
of several lodges. He Is survived
by q widow. a son and two daugh-
tiers. The children live IN Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-08
slot FOR SALE

ROOM HOUSE. on teri0o cor
nsr This house &. located on fine
corner. With lots ~ small fruit aud
Some large apple and cherry trees; the
house IL In good condition: iust re-
tinted and paper-d. and N YOU want a
home you cannot beat Il for the
money ~ must be sold NEXT week
The place 10 saAiiy worth $500 You
ran buy ~ on reasonable terms for
1850 owner will he there from II
n m 10 ,. m. Sunday. The address
I. iiot sath ave. s.. corner Norman
St. only two block. from Mt. Baker
Park car line
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-08

eS0HuMENff COUNTY. WASH
10 a tasuhsF manufacturing tsSa. shnat
miles ffnsa BnshefaisA sn1 80 ffem
EYsFstf trains ehmH.ee sta the = -
a s sNs - st y There sfs
stNsHsnt sfatst reeds sauas ~ Mhifh
SO .eun 20 BE- paved dsiir ssfe Stages
schools store. Ennns ard y y. -
We ate s~iiiax isHNs hsnaf 81 nnf fniN
"rou DEAL WIN t'H DIRECT
A snsam payment sgVss tHss.sssstau p4th
Ions tiHss an balance inctualhs lumber
tntsgest pes eems
Writ. ~ 90. r. ~ wNfKLEJnHS
Mr. Land Dept 1894 Z. g nuifh htas
s~stti. wssA
THREE LANES f.NMHEn CO
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44-Houses for Sale

FOR SALE nAnGAfN
Two new, modern bungalows. I and 9
rooms. with unohstruotibls view. close
to IVES, Seattle Junction; built.in con
vsnisnoss Small payment down. bal
anos like rent. Call owner after y
m. West easJ
tori3o. rooms. fruit. 10 minutes from
Kina at station. on Mt Baker Park
car. ti.7so. 800 per month pis ssth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-08
AUSTRIAN TRANSPORT SUNK

PARIS. April "a French sub
marine sank an Austrian transport
in the Adriatic sea. the ministry OF
marine announced today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-08
45-Farm Lands for Sale

ACRES. cleared and in cultivation.
bungalow and Z other buildings. near
railroad station. thickly settled neigh
borhood. worth 1890. Price only
$3.50 half cash Write W. A. Perkins
Rochester, wash
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50-Contractors' Notices

SEALED pRoPosAGs viii be opened by
tho commisaionsr OF Fisheries. Wash
ington. d g., at o'clock p. m. May
10, 1919. for furnishing general sup
plies for use on the Prihrof islands
Alaska Blank proposals and particu-
lars may b. obtained by addressing tn.
above officer
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EAnN f.e a VEGA pfisins s4nss ani
aadress@s ne ssavassinr Information
fcf stamp q q smth. f4tus nerk
Ark
81 DOING esI.faSs. uss.t.ir. frarls sell.
meas ga suits ard assreaAss TOE 80
TFnetsls sftaiFs suit Hhsp. res Thtrd
ave
u " VAt.NE tFoa.sf, fsf - u Lsndaaist,
lilly upsfsifs elaitss shop. gFssn uias
cen sud PIKE
nookkErFER ssed rsfsfsuess Faiai-r
Jant Co. az Ftfst ave y
10Y gsgssa Ca CO. i5ss
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7l--Female Help Wanted
woMfN wANTEp- Faii fifrs. .sIafY
80, settling sasrsassssi hasi~fY to
wrafrr zsr an hpur spaFs tiu. Per.
Wan.uf sxrerisue~ uuu~rsassFy Wear.
prpet lie.isrF Narfistswu. "a
q 4 dovgHNMrSf iafs agss 70 @oFa.
IN, us m fntn. List - iufss free wftt.
latmeisiatriY Frankiin trsstsats. usns
TN-N Nes h-sisr
WANTED. anaaa 90 a. small fAmiiY
Mashlnx Cal haltafa sfst
wAN cEp--Amaisars Lfrte rhsasrs .ss
o~elfsntsl 49, Frffsv
22-Fcmale Situation
nEifantE Hnissi.as.a ~sfn.n w.as.
posiiion &c haas-s~sfsr Tn -ise-sr.
hons AafFsss isiis riHhtA ave.
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23--Personals
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LAND BARGAIN


II acre.. itto essh. level. black lean
partly cleared. half mile to railroad.
school On ere corner. on level county
ROAD Worth tee Our prics isee
mus. sell 20 efss. an essat.
wEHT COAST LAND CO.
sHt American Hank
Jon And HOME
T.- factory building near ksnnyssi-
Hay NY .sers fruit sni chicken ranch
saav terms Make Veur iiVins and
bank your vaEss See this SUNDAY
Phone k-nuoed i.fb ssF particulars
ron RkLE. trade or rent. fine 20 acre
ranch. rhuir. soil. fair buildings
Yovns orchard AL Kinds ~ bsrriss. 7
mile. from Everett. about one mile
from Sartstilis write n Y. u. No T.
Hes IA. Everett. wash
TWO h-snfs tracts near South Ceihy.
tsoa each tioe cash. sic month. Phone
ballard ana
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PSYCHOLOGISTS
MADAM ktRL
the wonderful
EGYPTIAN
PhRENOlOGISr

Reads your had fast
&c Il Indicates f-ern
IN. cradle 70 grave,
wtst husinsSs ra4
are adapted far.
when and Nnssa
you will narry. set
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COPPER CLAIMS

ron SALE copper claims within
ons mills Great Northern railroad. In
quire Of John Aifrey. sultan wash
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@ EDISON rHoSodRArtts. Co
"l fumbia sraphophonss Nietrelss
II1l faf sale exchanged aea 20
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ttS PHoNpsHAFH SUPPLY HOUSE
1854 wsstiahs Msia safs
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ties ard EXPLAIN. love affairs ard tam.
ity troubles. reanites the separated. etc.
ssusfaetiaa guaranteed OF no charge
No ens In troahis turasa away. money
Or no measy. Permanently located o.
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Made IN per nsa mill Haid Nth cur
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LINCOLN PHARMACY
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1ltl for sale exchanged aga 20
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wOAAA wants partner on hsf faneh
8 Gee required and some hnuvtsdss ~
pnulfry Address y o. Sos isAt
gfhsfta Wash
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ALKALINE LLOYD

ADALlNE LLOYD
Other. eouss ara "a. ~, for ~ rssFs
Asaline i.lova has been asastie's psrsnsl.
estst and hastress sfsfssr IN all affairs
% no. III uaion APT. n EllIatt
affs sr-~isi 'ri. svses see
All. NtFrENEHS from any esuss ~hat.
ever shnaif sak. satth Treatments
which The Divine Erisnttsis ssfsf FREE
sunday ssfeie~ begins 81 ~ m
MondsYs Wednesdays AHd Fridays a.
. m fti iiih ave- Apt ~ fFrs.
viti affeFtnEs emily
tse bf@SEH appssisfns fish.s wtlhArd
CAFE ssvsuth ard linton
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23--personals

ARE rot IN NEED or MONEY!
IN. rsrxsin HteFs snf toar office. ffa
FIRST ave. corner weshinsspn -iii tuaa
rua money On sM articles - vaia. we
can ei=S save rsu rwaarY We nos
hses special sails On einshinx sNess
teals. suns trwuks suit cases mRtense
lswsfrT. musical fnstfamsmta Aiaska
camping aufg3fs. tekesf2 anf EtsttEEH
SUPPLIES Remember IN. place. see
First ave. corner Washinsssn. Wa
bay, sell and sxehanxs Fhuns Mala
FEtf
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E&rtoN~csnesr renewed ~thoat
rursieat apsratiam. ne psth "nsfah.
la aIa Irffsrsnn 81.
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ACREAGE FOR SALE


VIII HfsT M snsii farm chap
rhans me- stsntms. Wet ssew
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10 N p eiIl esil a. pesloffles sc vi
rsesixs answer TO letter Asafssssd
Seattle Wash
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ie-Malc Hello Wanted

EAnN tss a wssk wfisins s4mss sTi
Afdrss.ss ne ssnvassinr Information
fcr stamp q g SAITH. t4,lls nerk
AFN
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THREE LAKES LUMBER CO
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TRYING TO PREVENT
TYPHOID OUTBREAK
State Sanitary Engineer Be-
gins Work in Flooded
District

CHARLESTON, Aug. l4-The Rev.
James Crabtree who was injured
while trying TO save his wife from
the flood last Wednesday died here TO-.
day.
Mayo Tolman, state sanitary ell.
glneer, with two assistants entered
the valley today In hopes Of prevent
ing typhoid epidemic. They tooR
1900 units Of anti typhoid serum and
the inoclua,ion OF persons living In
the valley will he carried on by ply.
sicians already there.
Reports from the military who had
secured the valley were said TO be
satisfactory. Supplies OF food and
clothing sent from Charleston will
afford relief until the people are
able to care OF themselves.
A number Of men. It was stated. are
refusing TO aid in the work OF rehabl.
tation even when pay is offered.
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Mrs, Pearl A, Clayton
Dies at White Day

Mrs. Pearl Adallne Clayton, aged
"a years. wife OF Charles B. Clay.
ton, died this morning at the home OF
her father. Simeon Thomas Smith, at
White Day. after an illness OF pneu.
monia fever. A few weeks ago Mrs.
Clayton went from her home in this
city to the home Of her father where
her death occurred. She is survived
by her husband who has been employ
ed for three years with the Troy laun.
dry company. one daughter, Margaret
Virginia. aged three weeks and one
sister, Miss Maud Smith.
The funeral will take place on Wed.
nesday morning at eleven o'clock and
interment will be made in Mt. Zion
cemetery. Rev. John Brswn. pastor
of the Palatine Baptist church. vii,
conduct the funeral services. Under.
taker Fred jenkins has charge Of the
funeral arrangements.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-08-14
COOPERATIVE PLAN
INTERESTS FARMERS
Forty Eight New Members
Join After Hearing Lee
ture Last Night.

Forty.eight new stockholders were
admitted to the Fairmont Cooperative
association today after hearing the
lecture last night by Walter B. Hilton.
OF Wheeling. Mr.. Hilton lectured 10
large crowd In Willard Hall and
thoroughly explained the advantages
OF cooperative store plan TO those
present.
Mr.. Hilton emphasized the fact that
the wage Garner was the person whom
the cooperative plan benefited most
OF all and told Of the origin OF the co.
operative plan number Of years ago
in England, how 1t had spread to this
country and was being most success
fully carried on in other cities.
The plans Of the local association
are working out splendidly and almost
enough shares In the company have
been subscribed 10 begin operations.
A meeting Of the directors OF the as.
sociation is TO be held in Willard Hall
Saturday at which time It is thought
that the contract for store room will
be closed. The soliciting committee
will meet again on Tuesday evening
and 1t is expected that their report to
the directors will be sufficient TO war;
rant immediate opening Of the store.
The cooperative store project has
interested practically every person in
the city especially nearby farmers and
truck gardeners who are promised an
excellent market for all of their pro-
duce.
The soliciting committee is as fol.
lows: W. NJ. Rogers, ]. H. Snider, Ar
thur Finley, Victor Walk. Watson Lee.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-08-14
MAY BUY FIRE PLUGS
WHEREVER NEEDED
Board of Affairs So Decided
at This Mornings
Meeting.

The Board Of Affairs meeting this
morning disposed promptly of mum.
ber Of minor matters concerning paw.
ing and sidewalks. A number of petit.
tions were received that have not yet
been acted upon and the only new
business OF Importance was the au.
thorizatlon Of Commissioner Smith to
buy new fire hydrants wherever need.
ed after he completes the inspection
of the present hydrants which is now
under way.
The Helmck Foundry Company
through their attorney. Frank Hay.
mond, presented petition asking that
the Board annul and vacate Chamber.
lin street and Park avenue between
Eighth and Ninth streets. As an In.
ducement for this action the compan,
agrees to give the city enough land
above their plant to make SO foot
street where twenty foot alley now
exists. The Board is considering this
proposition.
A petition was received asking that
Robinson street between Bennett and
Billingslea streets be paved In the
Fourth ward. This Is also being con.
sidered.
The order was entered for the grad.
ing of the sidewalk near C. E. Hutchin.
sons residence on Mason street and
on Morgantown and Pittsburgh ave.
nues. A sidewalk is also to be built
along Pennsylvania avenue in the
Broadway addition.