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Evening star., 1919-12-31
SURETY COMPANY SUES
Would Have Balance Due on U. S.
Contract Applied to Debt.

Carter Glass. secretary of the Treas
ury, and William H. Maxwell, a con-
tractor of Lakeside. Wash. are named
as defendants in a suit for injunction
filed in the District Supreme Court by
the National Surety Company of New
York.
The company was bondsman for
Maxwell on contract with the gov
ernment to build a post Office at Ell
Paso, Tex, and alleges the contractor
is indebted for labor and material to
the extent of $4,000. The govern
ment still owes s29,735.O6, which the
surety company seeks to have applied
to the payment of creditors and not
turned over to the contractor.
Evening star., 1919-12-31
Easv Vows

It's easy now. on New Year
day, to rise and say, We'll
booze no more; we'll throw the
cemijohn away-the water
wagons at the door Thus
men would VOW. in olden times.
when they their course could
pick and choose. They would
abandon sins and crimes, the
chief of which were based on
booze. The waterwagon goes
its way. and there is room for
every toff, for every rube and
hick and jay, and when they're
on they can't fall off. In olden
days the men of vows would
boast that they had cut out gin,
and they had haloes DER their
lrows, and were all pure and
white within. A while they
kept their vows on straight,
their high endeavors moved the
heart, but in SIX weeks, or may
be eight, they lost their places
on the cart. But now the cart
is barred about with hog tight
fencing none can bend, and it's
a cinch that every scout will
go the journey to the end, There
is no soothing morning horn,
the wine cups broken at the
stem; men used to cut out Bar
leycorn, now Barleycorn has cut
out them. WALT MASON.
Evening star., 1919-12-31
SPLAYGROUND
Be NAMED AFTER
Mr.. ROOSEVELT
Mrs. Susie Root Rhodes
Quotes Letter Showing His
Attitude TO Sites.

IF the campaign undertaken by the
civic leaders of the city to have Con-
eress buy additional lots for play
ground. succeeds, Mrs Susie Root
Rhodes supervisor of Fairgrounds.
Will urge that one of them be named
Roosevelt in memory of the former
President
Mrs. Rhodes called attention today
to the fact that while he was in the
White House Theodore Roosevelt
more thar once expressed his views
on the question of providing proper
recreationai facilities for the chill
dren of the National Capi al.
In letter to the Washington Play
ground Association in 1908 the former
President wrote:
Nr. RooseveIt's Letter.
Il am delighted to hear that you
have been successful in eS:a bliShing
certain Fairgrounds in Washington.
It would be national misfortune if
the Capital city were developed with
out proper attention to the we'll being
OF those OF It's citizens least able to
protect themselves. congratulate
YOU upon the good WORK of your as
Sociation. and earnestly wish that
you may receive such support as Will
enable you to continue it,
A year later in an annual message
Roosevelt made this reference to the
need for Fairgrounds;
Public Fairgrounds are necessary
means for the development of whole
some citizenship in modern cities III
is important that the work inaugural
ed here through voluntary efforts
should be taken up and extended
through congressional appropriation
of funds sufficient 10 equip and main
tain numerous convenient small play
grounds upon lanes which may be
secured without purchase or rental
II is also desirable that small vacant
places be purchased and reserved as
small park Fairgrounds in densely
populated sections o: the city which
now have no public open spaces and
are destined soon to be built up. All
these needS should be met immedi-
ately."
Use of Private Ground.
As suggested in this statement. the
District backgrounds department has
been able TO obtain the use of nearly
a dozen privately owned pieces of
ground in various sections of the city.
but il is likely that in the near fu-
sCre more than half OF these borrowed
backgrounds viii be sold by the owners
br become the sites for buildings
!: II is this fact which now prompts
the citizens to make another appeal
to Congress to purchase playground
sites The Board of Trade committee
on parks and reservations has taken
the lead in the movement and asked
every citizens association to join in
the petition to the House and Senate.
Evening star., 1919-12-31
A. L. Mercer Resigns.

The director of sales announces the
of A. l.. Mercer of Akron,
Ohio, for several months assistant di-
rector of sales of the War Depart
ment. effective January /. Mr.. Mercer
will become president of a tire and
rubber company. He will be succeeded
an assistant director of sales by Maj
II. S. Johnson, who has been for sew
eral months an assistant to the direc-
tor of sales.
Evening star., 1919-12-31
WANTS RETIREMENT LAW.
2 .-r-.s- -------
National Police Association to Ask
Congress for LEGISLATION.

Members Of the National Associa-
'tion. of Police held meeting last
night at 430 9th street and discussed
the question of obtaining a retire
ment law giving the police the privi-
lege of retiring on from so to 60 per
cent of their basic salaries after a
service of twenty-five years.
Charles Wise, J. G. Maloney, E. f..
Porter and James Lee were appointed
members of committee to prepare a
bill to be introduced in Congress.
Detective Charles A. Stroble of the
ninth precinct is president of the as
sociation.
Evening star., 1919-12-31
Family Would Change Name

Because he and his children are
frequently ridiculed. Louis Yagol-
nitzer today asked the District Su-
Yager. He says his family comprises
Susie, David. Nathan, Sophie and
Herman, all of whom wish to change
their name. The petitioner came
from Russia nineteen years ago. and
has lived in Washington five years.
The children were all born in Amer
lea he states.
Evening star., 1919-12-31
TIME RIPE TO BUY EMBASSY
Director Carr Urges Purchase of
Building in Belgium.

Owing to the low rate of foreign
exchange Wilbur J. Carr, director of
the consular service, yesterday told
the House appropriations committee
that now was an advantageous time
to purchase an embassy in Belgium
He recommended that Congress pro-
vide $250,000 for the immediate pur-
chase as a provision of the deficiency
bill now being framed by the COM
mittee.
Evening star., 1919-12-31
U. S. OFFICERS HONOREr.
Gen. March and Three Others Given
Czechoslovak Cross.

The Czechosloyak war cross was
conferred on Gen. Peyton c. March.
Mai Gen. Frank Mcintyre. Brig. Gen.
Frank T. Hines and Capt. Stuart w.
Cramer in the office of the Secretary
of War yesterday afternoon by Col.
" S. Hurban. military attache Of the
legation.
Evening star., 1919-12-31
Bids Asked for Vessels.

The director OF sales OF the War De-
rartment announces that bids will be
received in New York city January %
fCr the purchase of five vessels in that
port. The vessels are the Columbia
5ho Kentucky. formerly the Alpha;
the Guernsey. formerly the Alice; the
Ta ior Harry l.. Pettus and the Mary
Evening star., 1919-12-31

10000 Bond Letterheadx, $1,000,
Pre-war prices. Pre-war quality.
The Mutual Press. SIG La ave. NJ. 74S.
Advertisement.
Evening star., 1919-12-31

Evening of mirth, music and melody
at s:15 o'clock at the Playhouse, 1914
N street.
Evening star., 1919-12-31

Try the A. u. .. Electric Washing
Machine. Webster. 7i9 9th st. NV
Advertisement.
Evening star., 1919-12-31

Let Guide Estimate
on the floral decorations for the New
Year festivities, 1914 F-Advertise-
ment.
Evening star., 1919-12-31
FEDERAL INCOME AND EXCESS
PROFITS TAXES EXPLAINED
ARTICLE VIII.
Conducted by DIR. JOSEPH J. KLEIN. c. P. A
Copyright. 1920, by Joseph j. Klein.)
ARTICLE VIII.

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during correspondins period woud ea
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fsas a that cash % received mign pr
"A in case items not subject
as G ansnS prssen a"s % %HnsKs eon ss
deductions in nd ofitse
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a the the sx rsa sa 50
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general e M
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Are uf5 Subject to tax:
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Evening star., 1919-12-31
Avoid Pneumonia

Avoid Pneumonia
Treat that cold promptly with Father
Johns Medicine. No alcohol--Adver-'
tisemeM.
Evening star., 1919-12-31

New Year eve party for Wisconsin
residents at $50 o'clock at IA jack
son place.
Evening star., 1919-12-31

Try the 4. n. 4. Electric Washing
Machine. Webster. 119 9Th st. NV
Advertisement.
Evening star., 1919-12-31

Joint conference on retirement at
5 O'clock in the executive council
room on the seventh floor of the
American Federation of Labor build
ing.
Evening star., 1919-12-31
ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES.
TONIGHT.

Exhibition at the Central Y. NJ. C. A
from am. to 8 p.m.-
Evening star., 1919-12-31

TAKE BELL-ANs BEFA RE MEALS
and how fine good digestion uaxes you feel
advertisement.
Evening star., 1919-12-31

Dakota and Archibald H. Grimke will
be the principal speakers at the
emancipation celebration of the
fifty seventh anniversary of the
emancipation proclamation. New Year
night at 7:30 o'clock at John Wesley
Church, 14th and Corcoran streets
Evening star., 1919-12-31

The AnthrOpOlOgical Society Of
Washington will meet Tuesday after
noon at 4 As o'clock in rooms 42-43
in the new building of the National
Museum. DR.. ]. Walter Fewkes will
give an illustrated lecture on THE
Genesis of Cliff Dwellings,"
Evening star., 1919-12-31

The new officers OF the william b.
Cushing Camp No. 80. Sons of Union
Veterans, L. S. A.. will be installed
Friday evening with the new officers
of the Ladies' Auxiliary in Pythian
Temple. 9Th near L street
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Vegetables.
IA, sND .u,IN.

,Huyiur ptiee Chuibl carloads. {. o. h
heuN.rl
p rp ~. 3 yellow sass
e -urn. Ne mixed ed-.--......-. .-so
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Council Does Not
Vote on Question
of Consolidation

AT the regular meeting of the City
Council Monday night, the matter of
the proposed consolidation or Canon
City and South Canon was made an
proposition was taken as the city at
torney was not ready to report the re-
suit of his investigations into the lie.
gal phases OF the matter. The spe-
cial committee, consisting OF Mayor
c. A. Biggs and Aldermen A. J. Turner
and o. J. Rundahi. recently appointed
TO consider details of the merger of
the two communities, reported that it
had conferred with the consolidation
committee of the South Canon coun-
ell, and that they had been exhaust
lively discussed in joint session. On
motion The subject was continued for
the report OF the city attorney.
All members OF the council respond
Ell TO the roll call of the city clerk ex-
cept Alderman w A. Chapson. who IS
out OF town. A number of matters
were taken up for discussion. but few
OF them were made matter OF record.
and little real legislative work was
done
The matter OF making some changes
in the traffic ordinance. which was
referred to committee at a previous
meeting. was considered at some
length, but no action was taken con.
cerning IL. beyond the acceptance Of
the report of the committee. which
was tn The effect that IL was inadvis-
able to make any alterations at this
time
The special commission OF the
building committee, which was in
structed some time ago to investigate
the request for the installation OF
steam heat at the fire department
headquarters, stated that Ct was not
ready TO report. and il was ordered
continued for further Investigation.
on motion. } V. Blake OF the Hot
Springs addition. former city clerk.
was elected to represent the city's in
terest al the annual stockholders
meeting of the De weese- Dye Ditch
and Reservoir Company, in which the
city owns So shares % the capital
stock The meeting will be held in
the district court room at 10 o'clock
a m. Saturday. January 3.
Followinv some routine matters. the
council adjourned until Monday eve
ning. January 8. 1920.
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Westclif News.

Wet Mountain Tribune.
Another wind storm prevailed on
TUESDAY and covered the railroad
track with snow drifts and as a re-
suit the returning train did not get
through until Wednesday morning
And yesterday the wind blew again
covered the right-of-way with snow
and the plow repeated its work. getting
through some time in the night. ITS
a privilege to 1--WE in Colorado"
]. T. Stroehlke of Silver Cliff went
to Canon City Wednesday to attend a
meeting OF the Canon NJ. q NJ. Com
psny. Incidentally he attended the
dancing party given by the Elks there
that evening.
Henry EikeimAn left Sunday for
Kinghsher. Okla. and his brother os-
car followed up on Tuesday. They
viii be gone about 10 days on business
relative TO their mining enterprise in
the range.
Capt l.. y, Miller. accompanied by
Mrs Miller returned home from Trim
idad on Thursday OF last week.
John Mcdonald. manager OF the
Sick City mine project. was an out
going passenger Tuesday on brief
trip.
Mrs William Hoec OF the Texas
Greek county went to California last
week to accompany her sister. Maud,
home with her.
Forest Supervisor A. G Hamel left
Tuesday for salida to attend meet
ing OF the commercial clubs and on
business relative TO the forest serv-
ice recrentionsl project
Mr. Houson. unable TO do anything
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Mrs. Anderson
Died Thursday

Mrs. Laura NJ. Anderson, wife of
H. IL. Anderson. died at the family
home, 20S Greenwood avenue. Thurs
day night. aged sc years months and
20 days The deceased had been a
resident of Canon City since June.
1876, and had a wide circle OF friends
and acquaintance hcre. She was
born at Belleville, Ill, March Il. 1853
Mrs. Anderson Is survived. in addi-
tion to her husband, by three laugh
tiers and one son. They are Mrs. j.
II. Williams OF Denver. Mrs. Edward
Bounds OF Sand Point. Idaho. Mrs.
Thomas Howeils OF Denver and e. r.
Anderson of Baker. Idaho
Mrs. Anderson suffered a paraIytic
? Toke on February % of this year.
s'id was confined to her bed until her
death. She was a devoted and es-
teemed member OF the First Baptist
church of this city. The funeral serv-
ices will be held at Wilson's martuary
at o'clock Sunday afternoon. and
will be conducted by Rev. Charles j..
Armentrout of the First Presbyte, IAN
congregation. Burial will be az Lake
side cemetery.
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several hundred dollars We're held at
Canon City today simply because the
company is desirous OF saving little
money to the direct detriment of the
local patrons. There is great vol
ume Of express business transacted
at the local office and we are entitled
to more consideration at the hands of
the company. Secretary Taylor OF
the Florence Chamber OF Commerce
made canvass of the business houses
this morning and found the situl' ion
extremely serious. Rush holiday ship
ments and important express for the
Saturday trade failed to reach the
merchants. and will not reach the
stores until Monday morning Indig-
nation is intense and a telegram was
sent out today to the express Off
cials protesting against the service.
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Florence Gets
Poor Service
Florence Citizen.

oieIitt tiilHtH
Rio Grande train No. T. due in Flor
once about a m. was annulIed to-
day on account of storm conditions in
the West. as a consequence of which
Florence merchants and other resi-
dents vino had important express ship
ments due from the East were obliged
TO go without them. When the night
express man was taken off all express
packages were ordered carried on to
Canon City where they are held until
morning and sent back on No. 4. In
the event this train is on time no
great Inconvenience is experienced by
this rural service, but many times
during the past week No has been
from three TO six hours late. and in
the meantime all important express
matter even to perishabIe goods have
been held at the county seat. while
Florence merchants mustmake excuses
to their customers and in numerous
cases lose many dollars worth of
sales Express shipments totaling
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at the Bull-Domingo on account of the
inclement weather. with his wife and
daughter. left Tuesday for Denver.
Jack Mckellar arrived home from
Trinidad on Wednesdays train. All
the boys are home from the military
camp now
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MRS. JACK MUNRoE
WARDEN'S STENOGRAPHE

Mrs. Jack Munroe is in Canon City
substituting for Mrs. Campbell. stS-
nographer for the Colorado state pen
itentiary. Mrs. Campbell has been
sick for the past few days. Mrs.
Munroe formerly held the position.
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William Carlisle. the train bandit
who was captured recently after being
wounded. was removed from The hos
pltal to the Converse county jail.
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Ca. Grain In chI~.xo.

Chicsgp.--s orn-N". mixed. new
,Iasi= NJ. yellow. old si-ss.
psts-No. white. A-5s 2ss-c. No. :
white. 7ss. 1S2z.c.
Eye-No. 2 yl.tIH l.s3A.
Bsri-y-4i 500 80.
Timothy Sesd-SN SNs01li50
clover S.~d-ss6eAa u ss,a0.
pofk-<omiual.
Lsrd-s2:-20.
Rlhr-S17..s % +. 50.
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SYRUPS AND HONEY

SYRUPS AND HONEY
Log Cabin Syrup ) pounds. ...... 49,. s1.2O
Old Manse Syrup pounds. ............ lis
Unicorn Syrup pounds: ......., .,....... .4S
My Wife's Maple Syrup 10 pounds. -. 2.20
Export Syrup, 5pound can. .......... .55
Strained Honey. The best per pound - 80
CHRISTMAS CANDIES AND FRUITS
All Christmas Candies per pound. ....... 80
Mixed Nuts. all \ A1......... 45c, . lbs. S5c
Fancy Eating Apples per box. ........ 2.55
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Dr....a P..,sry.
Live Poultry.
Esk.
Biotter.

ErEs. strictly fresh. ease
count ..-.-.--.-.------.s szi-oe u -S-oe
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METAL. MARKETS.

Colorado settlement prices.
Bar silver. ii.5s.
Copper. pound. $50 isc.
Lead sb-15.
Speit"r. s.-os-
Tungsten. per unit. '7.5o q 1900.
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MAR K E T
q v OTATIO NJ .
DENVER MARKETS..
r.t,Ie.

N--t.ra N.rsp.p.r Union New. service.
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Chicago Produce.

ChieHga.-- -BtItt.r-Cream.ry 5Tg64c
Ere- FirstS. 20 55c; ordinary
fir-;s. $50 zoe a. iuaIk. cases included
$50 81.
TsauftrH AiIvt Springs ss1zc
FoMls. Is " shc. tuIk.Ns. &c.
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EASTERN LIVE STOCK.
Al Chicago.

Chics sgo.--HoEs-B s1S.50u I3,s5
top sI4.ou. heavy. i13-f5 1870; M. :
dunn. sis.sogls.sb. light. 1880 "a SO
tght IiEht. tl3.oOU 1850; heavy pack
ins sn~r. smooth. tiz.Ts q 1913. pack
Ing sows- rough. Sis.25 q iz-1s: rigS
sle.=So o u. ~.
Catfie-Be.f steers medium and
heavy: Choice and prime. $500 y
% SO. medium and good. Sil-0o0 Is. 90
common ss5pril-0e- I-isht weight
Good and choice ti9.0o . p. go. common
and medium tS.o0nls.za. Butcher ca
tie F4ifers t6=h n / ) 90: cows $500 u
l1.E0. csnuers and cutters. $500 n 90.
Nesl rAives tltsod iT-so. Feeder
st-.rs. s7-ooG i2-t5 stoeker steers. 5000
Nlo.so
sh.ep-LsmbS. sI52s0 iT.S5; cuil-
md common. Sil.Se6 1900; ewes. me
cuiis and common. ..SeI
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sr-~a >Hitcd Hor.~kId~s.
Green hides - per III. less than
Part cured hides le pc. ib. Iess than
cured.
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Hufter Af

CreAmeIi,E- eN- lot ETad-. 10. 70
Cream. rir-. I'd ErAdr.... 81
Process butter ........ So
HaEllp. ~ ~ ga
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A HOME FOR LESS
THAN THE COST OF
BUILDING IT TO-DAY!

tirantwood. y. J.. on TIE Palisades: al
modern improvements: gas. electric light.
steam heat, sanitary plumbing. lots OF
room; plot looxl5o: glorious view OF the
hudson: can be had al = bargain price Apply
10 Z. STACK, Ga West ed 81. New York.
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ATTRACTIVE homes IL Addis,eigh at sr
Aibans STA on. / l. which Is 80 minutes
from Penns3 !vanja and Flathush Avenue sta
ions. and minutes from Jamaica by rail-
road or automobile bur. They overlook ST
Adams Golf Course Some are sl3 500 10
$4,000 for or 9 rooms and 3 baths and
others are $4,000 Ter rooms and baths
ONCE near St Adams Station. and 34r 5th
Ave. New York city. EDWIN H BROWN
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NEW JEh~E.Y

FOR SALE.-S.X large rooms. naih AMI Ia,a-
dry Improvements lot 100000: high Loo.
Noa garden. garage. agtesian we'll MIN
uies walk from d. l.. a W. Station. mar
81 hool. shurch nice neighAorhoed lrouiro
". d. kITCHELL. Lincoln ParA y
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Wonder!u! opnortunltv
; sVN 4 =" I Q" 4 utlI 7
Country Estate

fIICS only 3o.UUJ
In New Jersey, - minutes from, Jersey CITY
va Erie; must be sold 10 close estate; 3
minutes walk station Montvaie y. j..
very hish-c!ass nsis hbo.hood about 237
leet frontage on fine road, running bacl.
bout 1900 feet with large plot in rear:
a bout acres in all equal TO about 80 citv
!otsl, charming country; very high and
+ rtjla' shade rees; large orchard beau
tllul garden plots; greenh house; large barn
tcou.1 scheaply be converted into COM
Portable dweIiing> wagon sheds; tool
houses; chicken house, -5xSo feet; chicken
aroode t,,1 house -2xl7 feel now occupied
me1ts costing about $4,000; also including
a surrey, carriage. wagon. harnesses. in
cUbator, breeders. farm machinery. and
tools in profuston worth upward Of 81. 900
will sell the whole, including land. I'M
proveincnts and personal property. for the
:idicuIorsiy low price OF $1,000; terms
SO 600 cash. $4,000 mortgage. years: I'M
derstand, there is 10 house this prop
erty, but it is a snap for a ready buyer;
an ideal place for a gcntleman's country
home. surrounded b. costly residences
convenient for NV York business man
committing daily; blueprints. photographs
inventories open for inspection. For par
ticu!ars call Franklin X. Brown. ~ Union
Square, New York. Stuyvestant 24S2
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FOR sALE-North Jersey Hills; 81 AL

FOR SALE-North Jersey INNS; 81 n Hes les
out: very completely developed place on
rections; three lakes in sight. one 500
feet distant: boating and fishing rights
community club. country cluo Two n! it'
schools churches stores; rail and trolley
i've minutes: old trees; extensive estab::
lished rose and other flower gardens and
shrubbery: bearing fruit trees: small
fruits: ample vegetable gardens. pure ar
tes!an we'll water from public supply;
electric light, house ten rooms. Two baths
tully equipped for summer and winter.
steam heat: coal IN cellar: large supply
Of fireplace and kindling wcoc under
sheds. large garage; about Il acres;
completely furnished il desired.
owner, room 30 A Wall St, New York.
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BEST PROPERTIES FOR SALE.
Mount Vernon and the Pelhams

cooley Realty Co.. Mount Vernon. N, Y.
1hohe. alt. Vernon 500 or Pelham u.s.