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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-01-12
SAGE COUNSEL NOR BOTH WHITE
AND BLACK.

One of the most patriotic appeals
coming to our attention of late is
that made by Editor Isaac Fisher, Of
the Fisk University News, publish
cd at Nashville, Tennessee The tone
is So lofty, so unselfish the viewpoint
throughout that it deserves to By
widely disseminated. Taking as his
text the metaphor, "DQ not Rock the
Boat" the editor rccitos the folly or
Introducing any internecine qnar.A
rels or differences into the national
craft at this crucial period, WHOM
evory such antagohism serves to az
feet dotrimentally the Welfare of Tho
republic, and give aid and comfort to
the enemy with which we are at war.
Tho public Is reminded that labor and
capital, for tho period Of tho war, at
any rate have effected kind Of truce
which it is hoped will last until peace
is declared. In other words, they will
dcs.st from rocking the boat. 1t Ia
recognized that the fortunes of both
arc at stake, and only by pulling to.
gether is the haven OF safety attain
able. One other grave question the ma
ton must consider at this time es.
pecfally, is the race problem, and the
editor of the Fisk University News
hesitates to advise his confreres be-
cause OF past experiences, but he
feels that he has duty to perform
that cannot be shirked, hence he adj
dresses the Negro race in particular,
admonishing his people that the i'm
portant thing to remember is that
the United States is at war Says he:
We need unity, wo need good will,
wo need vision of the finer things
for which the nation stands. while
we carry our cross during the holo-
caust of war. We were born here:
and in so far as we are able, we are
to that extent RESPONSIBLE for the per
petuity Of the government. If 1t were
not so. the government would not
have ased us to offer our lives in its
DEFENSE. We know that the most
serious question before the American
people Is the race question. 1t is tho
only one which men seem unable to
discuss without losing their temper.
It is the only question which threat
oned the death OF the republic. You
and | know this; and we are COMPEL
cd to become sober when we think
about it.
Knowing all the Negroes grievance
es, his sorrows. his humiliations, his
heartachcs. the editor earnestly en-
treats his people not to rock the boat
at THIS time. He cautions that "every
racial disturbance which turns the
attention Of the country away from
the great war task before us gives
comfort to the enemy by letting him
know we are not united" Tie makes
a strong plea for the curling of any
resentment. for the exercise OF su-
nreme snlf-rontro1. Rocking the boat
by indulging in bitter words. resent
full deeds showing disrespect for
law, evincing arrogance. harboring
memories Of Unjust ices real or fanci-
ed. Is to imperil the republic. It Is
equally the dnty Of the white south
and the white north not to rock the
boat, points out this thoughtful exhor
ter; 1t Is no less obligatory on them
to waive their own grievances against
the Negro for the present, with the
same object In view.
Whatever may be the reseatmonta,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-01-12
COLORED Roy KILLED WHILE
COASTING.

Roanoke, Va, Jan. 6.-Earl Mems,
fourteenyear- colored boy, was
Killed while coasting Saturday about
4:30 p. M, when he collided with a
largo automobile truck at the corner
Of G!lnler avenue and Third street.
N. W. According to witnesses. the
boy was coasting south on Third
street down an extremely steep hill,
between Patton and Gilmer avenues,
and was going at high speed, and
the truck, which was owned by the
Standard OIL company, was running
east on Gilmer avenue. Mems, and
another colored hoy named billiard,
were on separate sleds, close together,
coming down the hill, and it is said
that billiards. sled passed under the
truck but that Mems was q little way
behind him, and was caught under
one or the rear wheels Of the heavy
truck. Mems was picked up by DR..
J. II. Roberts,. who Is said to have
been witness to the accident, and
started to the Burrell Memorial Hos
pital, but died before reaching It. His
neck was broken and his skull frac-
tnred Dflard escaped with a slight
injury to one arm.
One witness stated that he attempt
ed to stop the truck before the acct
dent. and others say that the driver
or the truck. who gave his name rs
Hilton. stopped the truck in half its
length az soon as he saw the boys
coming down the hill and that the
accident was unavoidable.
The Mems hoy is n son of Wilson
II. Mems. who is porter ut the
office Of the president Of the Norfolk
and Western railway, and one Of
Roanoke's best known colored citi-
Zens.
No inquest has yet been held over
the body OF Mems. Coroner Simmons
Stating last night that he would be
governed by the report of the police
denarfment. and would hold an in.
Quest this morning II their report in
dictated that one was needed.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-01-12

gociate, their time being limited to
three hours. When they concluded,
MIR. Wcndenburg, still chatting from
the hard battle given him by the ac-
cuscd in Saturday cross. examination
pitilcssly scored tho defendant. At
the conclusion OF Mr.. Wcndenburgs
argument the case was placed In tho
hands of the jury.
DR.. Chamberlain In Jail since tho
Wednesday preceding Sunday, Octo-
Der %, when his brothers decapitated
and dismcmborod body was found UNI
der posts Of fence ut his home on
"Sunnysidc" Farm ten miles above
here. was In n cheerful frame Of
mind when court opened this morn
ing. Sunday his wife and daughter
sUont all day in his eel. lending en-
conragcmcnt and hope. Contrary to
generations he WIS not recalled to
the stand today, the most interesting
witness for the defense being tho
daughter. Mrs. Clara AFFORD. who
arrived Saturday from WhcatDand,
Wyoming
Aside from her Identification Of
several letters in which her father had
EXPRESSED to her his deep love for his
brother at the time he was in n
Rochester. Mimi, hospital, Mrs. Ak
had little OF import ancc to toll. Hor
evident sweetness and love for the grim
old physician whose life Is ut stake
had remarkable effect on specta-
tors, however. and 1t is believed tho
jury was impressed.
Several witnesses testifying today
In behalf OF the defense. SAID they re
garded DR.. Chamberlain as a man
truthful in all his dealings and kind
to those OF his family circle.
The defence announced at ~ o'clock
that 1t would rest after putting Hen.
ry C. Riley, Richmond lawyer, on
tho stand to tell OF advising DR..
Chamberlain how to receipt the board
OF arbitration note In settling a debt
the physician owed the brother.
Louisa Boatwright n Negro woman
who was employed Us cook In the
physicians home I'm giving rebuttal
testimony, said DR.. Chamberlain
never prepared his own breakfast pri
or to October %. the day following
the murder, neither did he remove the
ashes. After tho doctor WAS arrested
she fed the pigs. but did not go tc
tho house. Her son was with her
when she fed the pigs.
E. u. Lowe, one Of the witnesses
said he has konwn the defendant for
thirty years. He had often loaned the
doctor small amounts In Iowa md
found that the physician was a mar
OF his word. Tie cited an instnnc,
or DR.. Chamberlain refusing to use
knife on his sister when amputatior
or limb was necessary. The defense
laid stress on this fact. as tending tt
show that the doctor knew little o.
surgery and had an aversion to opera
tons.
Lowe was the minority member O
tho arbitration board. He didn't thinl
tho Judge was entitled to $1,4S5, bu
, signed tho paper in the feryent hon,
and belief that this settlement woulf
keep the brothers out of court.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-01-12
NORMAL SCHOOL RESUMES IT'S
WORK AFTER HOLIDAYS

Petersburg, Va, Jan. s.-The Vir.
gina Normal and Industrial Insti.
ute, after a few days Of holiday.
resumed today its work for the last
month OF the first semester. The
large number Of students who went
home for the holidays returned today
promptly at their posts OF duty, and
are already seriously engaged with
tho work Of the class room.
me first three months of the pres.
eht school year have been unusually
pussy ones for the institute. In adj
ol,lon to the routine duties OF the
school, which sare always full, the
ofllcers, teachers. and students have
peen actively and gladly engaged In
aolhg their bit to win the war. They
nave generously contributed to the
J. M. G. A. War Fund five hundred
dollars; have given substantial dona.
lions to the Red Cross Relief Find
ana to other local charitable inst,tu.
lions and have rendered proerams for
entertainment Of soldiers at CamD'
Lee: also quite number of the
teachers. including President John
NJ. Candy, were active to the extent
OF their presence and counsel AT the
very successful joint meeting of Tho
Negro Organization Society. and the
Stnfe Teachers Association he'd lust
nciore the holidays in Portsmouth
me work OF the institution thus far
,or the present term has lived IN to
me policy on not only doing effective
~ the prescribed courses Of study,
nnt also OF making the usefulness of
me school felt in all OF the social
actiVit:es OF the colored people of the
State.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-01-12
SAILORS THREATEN POLICE.
MOD In Norfolk Dispersed by FREQ
Use OF Iipht.siicka

Mob in Norfolk Dispersed by FREQ
Use OF Iight-sticks.
Norfolk, Va, Jan. 6.-Feeling that
ono OF thoir shipmates had been mis-
treated at the hands of the police. 125
United States sailors descended UPON
the First Precinct Police Station this
morning at $3.50 o'clock and, threat
ened violence unless the prisoner was
released. Reserves wore called in
from the Second Precinct and street
men were hurried TO the station.
house. The officers demonstrated with
the blue-jackets and urged a peace
sble departure. Failing In this a
dozen or moro police charged tho
mon, and by free use Of nightsticks
scattered 1t. A couple Of shots were
iired into the air by the police and
the enlisted men scattered.
A delegation later waited on Chief
or Police Kizer at local hotel, but
got no satisfaction there. The trouble
started In Main Street Chinese res
taurant, when sailor Is alleged to
havo beaten colorcd woman an
ployed there.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-01-12

TO CARRY FORWARD THE WORK
or TEMPERANCE REFORM in such
q manner that all may receive and
enjoy its healing influences. TO Sc
cure sympathy and relief for tho
unfortunate and distressed fam lies
of those who pledge themselves to
abstain from all Intoxicating Dir nks.
TO elevate the living, TO comfort the
Widows and Fatherlcss in the hour Of
their afilict ons, and bury the dead of
our Order, and generally in love to
spread the prime pies OF true Charity
in the hearts OF members, thereby
creating fountains OF Purity and
Truth from which shall flow peren-
NAL streams Of comfort to the afflict-
cd, and blessing TO all.
OURS is A SECRET ORDER. But
so far from being Objectionable, we
ella M it merit. In whatever light
opponents may choose to regard our
enterprise, We at least entertain no
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-01-12
DO YOU KNOW THEMe

desire to know the whereabouts
or nv sony EZekiel Collins. He left
R'"hmond October 9th 1917 without
saving where he WAS going. He Is 90
wears OF age. OF light brown complex
ion stout. abnnt s feet z inches tall,
clHan face. Anv information AZ to
whether he is dead or alive will bs
received nv his mother.
MARTHA COLLINS.
27o8 @. st., Richmond. Va,
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DO YOU KNOW HIM?

I am very anxious to locate INV
father. Daniel Scott. He worked in
a brick yard in Richmond in 1850.
MY mother worked in the hotel at
Acnnir Creek on the Potomac River.
Address Daniel Scott, care of Mrs.
Carter Thompson Street, Stapleton.
Staten Island, N. Y.
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HELP WANTED.

Strong Colored Man. also Woman
Tor good permanent position in FAM
NY or two. Man as all-round helper
and willing to assist in house work,
State wages wanted and send refer
ences JOHN WEDDERBURN Auto
Route A, Atlantic City, N. J.
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misgivings as to its tendency. Tho
Constitution and Bylaws OF our Or
der are in the reach of all who wish
to examine them. There arc also
solemn admonitions inculcatod in tho
Lodge room that do not reach the ear
of any except those who are account
ed worthy Of mombcrsh p.
OUR MOTTO IS LOVE, PURITY
AND TRUTH and upon these three
pillars rest the structure Of our In
Stitution. We believe our Order is
conduc vc to the welfare OF both
sexes and it is the enjoined duty Of
all to watch over one another in
sickness and in health and to re-
monstrate with those who wander
from tho paths OF rectitude and
sobriety. We hope you VII decide
to como with us in this onward
march and we will do you good.
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MI. Page was followed by his as.
Evening star., 1918-06-25
FOR. RENT-HOuSES.
Observation-Disclosures.

$50 MISSOURI AVE. N.w.-12 ROOMS; $50
per month on lease
Modern villa in NV, near Walter Reed
Hospital; 8 rooms. 3 baths. hot-water heat.
large. garage. beautiful grounds: 5000 per
month on lease; sale price. $4,000.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER,
1407 New York ave. Phone Main 1888.
Thomas ]. Fisher s. Co.. Inc,
Real Estate Looms and Insurance.
TNFURNISHED.
1871 Is. sei2r. 90 1927 Cissel al nw4rG.5o
COLGRED.
NV. ar ...... $50 Ar ............ $40
90 Shows NV. Or 7.3S Rear 1884 Wis. ave.
NV, ir ..... $50
OFFICES.
Century bldg. 412 5th n.w.............11 11.a9
The Sterling 1915 Calvert ST., rn in bsmt .225 90
STORES.
11oo Conn nv. 100 oOn"-4 X NV. 1000
8O7 9th NV. $500 1899 14th st NV. store
lI-1Ia T. NV. -. 1000 Slst floor :. 800
a009 NV. 1000 "1n9 14th NV. % Oh
STABLES AND GARAGES.
1146 Government alley NV. 81. coo year
PRINTED BULLETINS SHOWING ALL
PROPERTIES FOR RENT WILL BE FUR
SISHED ON APPLICATIONS.
Thomas !. Fisher & Co, Inc,
13S 18th STREET NV
Evening star., 1918-06-25

One oc the most delightful homes
we know of in one of onr finest
suburban districts. surrounded by
beautiful frui: and s'ad" trees:
located on 1ia-acre lot III the
best part of Forest Glen. n great
variety of fruits. berries. flowers.
etc. The house Is unusually we'll
built and IN perfect condition: has
II rooms. modern bath. notwatsr
heat. .tc. The price is only
S1n,5O
Immediate occupancy Now vacant.
SHANNON u LTCHS.
Main 1345. 713 14th st.
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ERYANT STREET

Between 1st and 2nd sis. the
prrttiest part of BlooriinSdale-
Six rooms and bath brick dwell
Ing. with furnace heat. gas. sta
tionary tubs. servants toilet. etc.
Possession Ju.y l. Pric" only
S3."ao
SHANNON & LvCHS.
Main .s,5. 713 14th st.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY.
FOR SALE.

NO 1893 II ST. NV.
THE OLD "HALL OF THE ANCIENTs''
property: lot 571aa142: suitable for Office build
ing, stores or garage; a garage would pay
splendidly, this location would attract day
and night storage. The only available site so
centrally located that can be bought cheap;
nonresident estate orders us to sell without de-
lay. We expect to carry out the order, 80
don't hesitate to talk business IL interested.
GARDINER & DENT, INC. 717 18th 1t. NV.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Continued.
A RARE LIST OF VALUES IN

A RARE LIST OF VALUES IN
REAL ESTATE.
MT. PLEASANT.
Two and one-lialf squares from
the car line. between 18TH a3t
10Th streets-Buiit several years
ago tnot new house) better
than new: original price. So, 100
3-story brick dwelling. with ~
rooms t6 hedroonlsl. tiled hata.
front ard rear stairways. double
rear porchcs. front porch, gas
lights. furnace heat. gas heater
for hot water. small rear yard TO
alley. fine front yard: looking over
park. Price. $3.50, Easy terG.s.
SHANNON K lTCnS.
Main .3iJ. 7l3 1ith st.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
COnttnueA.

on ONE OF THE MOST ARIsrocRArIC AND
beautiful streets in Chevy Chase. Nd" and
within u square Of Conn. ave. home with liv-
ing room entire width Of house (open nre-
place.. dining room. kitchen and pantry. 3
large bedrooms. the front one the width of
house. with open fireplace: sleeping porch In
closed In glass; servants room with com
plete bath hardwood floors throughout house :
hot heat; gas: electric lights; double
garage: lot 50xl25.
RORERT II. LEWIS.
Phone Main 1864. 40 Colorado bldg.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE
MAGNIFICENT CHEVY CHASE.
Splendidly arranged home.
New. complete, ready to move into.
Large front porch. Spacious living room.
Well appointed dining room. Breakfast room.
big. cheerful bedchambers.
Fine bath. closets. hot-water heat.
Price only s7.750. Worth $1,000.
Will make terms.
Full commission to brokers.
NO. 1905 KENYON STREET. VACANT. -
4 rooms. first floor.
rooms, BATH second floor.
rooms, bath. third floor.
Nearly new. Hot water heat.
South front. Cement garage
Lot 20X10J. Best residence section.
Full commission to brokers.
NEAR 18th AND KALORAMA AVE. NV.
Washington Heights. Good location.
rooms, brick residence. bath.
Hot-water heat. Cellar. 2O-foot lot.
Price. $4,000. Terms.
Full commission to brokers.
r. W. BEALL. 1920 New York ave. NV.
Call Main $500. Call Residence. Columbia 1906.
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A pDWSTOWS HOME

Q street between 1iti and 18th
streets A semi detached brick
dwelling. in perfect condition
newly renovated throughout has
s rooms. bath and 'ot-water heat.
Immediate possession if desired.
rrice, J.75e
SHANNON & LTCHS.
Main 23I5. 713 14th st.
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FOR CoLoREp-lal4 T ST. NV: . ROOMS:
modern bath: furnace heat; good lot to alley;
price, 4.7J0; very easy terms. IRWIN II
SHANK. 141O g At. NV. Main 39OS
FOR SALE-6-ROOM FURNISHED HOUSE.
Call at 81 Seaton pl. NV. before am. OF
after pm: phone North S34J:
FOR COLORED
PURCHASERS.
$3.50.
Near 18th and Il SITS. n.w-Nine rooms
and bath.
$500.
Near 18th and SITS. n.w.-Eight rooms
and two baths: hotwatcr heat.
$500.
Near 18th and Q sts.--Ten rooms and two
baths; twostory garage.
! S4.5OO.
Near 18th and Columbia road-six rooms and
bath; hot-water heat.
S4.25O. :
Near 11th and T sts.-Ten rooms spd bath.
$4,000.
Near 18th and sts.-Eisht rooms and bath.
$3.50.
Near 9th and sts.-Eight rooms and bath.
ALLAN L. WALKER & CO..
Incorporated,
1888 G. St. NV. NJ. 426
REAL ESTATE SALEsMEN-IT Will. BE OF
interest 10 you to see me about big auction
sale of 18th. 18th and nth street business
and residence building lots and acreage: the
100000 recent increased population are ready
s2sl: Fulton X. Gordon. Colorado bldg.
POSSESSION IN 30 DAYS
Columbia Heights; 10 rooms and bath brick :
h.w,h.: electricity: deep lot southern
posure; nearly new: owner leaving city:
$500. Apply OWNER. 1223 Irving st. NV. -
COLURED. IN COOL NEIGHRORH0oD IN
Georgetown. six-room and hath frame; rcnson-
able. Address Bnv 1osM. star Office zee
FOR CoLORED-oG2l SHERMAN AVE NV
rooms and modern bath: cellar under entire
house: furnace heat; electric lights: Price.
/; 81, NV Main 39OS. or inquire al 77G Fair
mont st. after 4:3O pm.
FOR SALES. 900. MONROE STREET RESI-
dence. few steps east of 18th st. Re-
hotwater heat. We can give prompt posses
sion of this property. Splenddy located in one
of the attractive residential sections Of Mount
Pleasant.
WI r. NoRMoYLE. $40 ST. NV
S4. 4.75O-IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. ONE OF
those beautiful Mddaugh & Shannon bull,
houses. on Randolph place NV. No. &c. bet. X
and S sts.. near y. Cap $50 cash, s33. so mo-
Or. and b.. large front porch with slate roof
cellar latrobe, tin roof, screened throughout
double set shades. Sanitas and tile bath. ex.
ceptionally fine woodwork. hard oil natural
wood finish. oak and ash: bright. sunny kitchen
with oil painted walls: coal and gas ranges
S35 gas water heater: immense sleeping porch
large back yard to 20-foot alley; all in excel
mediate delivery. For inspection OWNER
at 2so1 LIST st. NV. North 1864. This Will 60
quickly: Nos. - and 30 have been sold.
1872 COLUMBIA RUAD-IoR: AND B.
ssspns hsss pereh ies s.s. .ln xoe
!. A. HAYDEN 1910 G 1t. NV.
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FOR RENT-sHoPs.

FOR RENT-FRONT ROOM, SECOND FLOOR:
over 900 square feet of floor space: entire from:
glass. giving fine light: concrete building: cleo
trio power outlets. gas outlets. electric lighting
outlets. telephone outlet; sprinkler system; heat
furnished: especially good location for light
manufacturing business: will lease for term
Of years at $i5 per month.
FRANC. L. SHERRY. 73O 10Th st. NV.
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FARMS.
FOR MALE


FARM AND SUBURBAN PROPERTIES. oNH
10 600 acres for sale exchange.
McLACHLES BANKING CORPORAT1OS.
NJ. 432. tReal Estate Dept.D 10th and g NJ.
FOR SALE-RLIrE GRASS STOCK FARM.
miles south of Washington. over fine macadam
roads; tracks of Southern and Wash. and
Southern rwys on property; modern residence: !:
rooms and . baths; fne stables 100 box
stalls: everything in good shape. Apply 10
LAWRENCE STABLER. AS Prince ST., Alex
andria. Va.
20 ACRES NEAR NORHEcK. MONTGOMERY
CO. Nd fair house new barn poultry houses :
price includes . horses. COW. hogs. 10 hens.
farming implements. Ford car and landlord
share Of crop: sacrifice $1,000. ~ acres near
Herndon Va ; large colonial dwelling all orh-
bldgs good orchard sacrifice for quick sale
81 500. ARTHUR N. CoSNoR, Room "a
726 18th NV ~
o5 ACRES. BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED. HALF
mile from cars. good roads: S-room house. hath
cellar under entire house. good stable. hennery
and other necessary outbuildings: fruit and
plenty of shade; price. $3.50. WM- 1. BAL
LARD. 1914 n. Y. ave. |
CHOICE NEBRASKA ALFALFA AND STOCK
ranch improved: 760 Call on Dr.
RARR owner. visiting 12I ID st. NV. a3s
THIRTY ACRES GOOD LAND HALF IN
crops; good six room home with fine outbuild-
ings; crops, COW. hogs, chickens: fne shade
and stream: close TO railroad in virginia.
81 500: terms.
aBs
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DOWNTOWN RESIDENCE.

DOW NIONN RESlDENCf.
On 18th st. near Eye. of il
large rooms and . baths. hot-water
heat and gaslight: good lot to
wide. PACED alley: garage on rear;
convenient to all government de-
partmrnts. and bargain at
10000. Terms. 1.500 cash. Pos
session can he had in reasonable
time. See us today.
SHANNON & LTCHS,
Main "3i5. 7l3 14th st.
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4412 KANSAS AvE..IMMEDIATE POSSES
sion: semi-detached brick: beautiful loca ton:
select neighborhood; porches: screens: garden:
garage. -