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The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-07-24
Rigid Provisions in Dry Aeaar'
Passed by House.

Washington, D. c., July 22-The
prohibition enforcement bill, as it
passed the House, provides:
After January 26, 1920:
Every person, permitted under
the law to have liquor in his possess
sion, shall report the quantity and
ternal Revenue. (This applies to
chemists, physicians, etc.)
After February l, 1920: The pos
session of any liquor, other than rs
authorized by law, shall be primA
facie evidence that it is being kept
for sale or otherwise in violation Of
the law. 1t will not be required.
however, to report, and it win not be
illegal to have in ones possession
liquor in a private dwelling while the
same is occupied and used by the
possessor as his private dwelling, and
the liquor is used for personal con-
sumption by the owner, his family or
his guests. Intoxicating liquor is de-
fined as a. beverage containing more
than one-half Of per cent Of alco>
hol. 't-Vt'>i
mo person shall manufacture, sell.
barter, give away, transport. import.
export, deliver, furnish or receive any
Intoxicating liquors.
Liquor for nonbeverage purposes
and wine for sacramento use may be
sold under specified regulations.
"Denatured alcohol, medicinal
preparations (including patent medi>
cines), unfit for beverage purposes,
toilet articles, flavoring extracts and
vinegar are excepted.
Registered physicians are author
lied to issue prescriptions under
strict regulations for the use Of
liquor in cases where it may be con-
sidered necessary as a medicine.
Sale, manufacture or distribution
of compounds intended for use in the
unlawful manufacture of liquor IS |
prohibited, together with sale or pub-
LEGATION of recipes for home manu-
facture." .h.an.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-07-24

That was some military wedding at
Camp Taylor. The bride was a
nurse, the groom a wounded soldier,
and the ceremony was performed in
the hospital by an army chaplain in
the presence of persons all connected
with the military in some manner.
And to cap the climax the bride cut
the cake with the bayonet used by
her husband in pursuit of the Huns.
That was very appropriate but we
would have to be we'll convinced that
the bayonet had been well sterilized
before we ate any of the cake.-Ex.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-07-24
Farmers Bank of Passaic Directors
Elected.

]. A. Hermann, Jr., and A. {.
Roster were elected to the board o.
directors of the Farmers Bank Of
Passaic, at their monthly meeting
held July 18th. These are both well
known men of marked ability, and
will add strength to the institution
The officers and directors are: NJ
L. Wolfe, Pres; T. P. Green, vice
president; Edison Snyder, cashier; g.
M. Hargett, ]. B. Walton, Jesse +
Smith, J. A. Hermann, Jr., and A. c.
Roster. They are well pleased with
the progress made since the bank
opened and predict a great future Cor
it.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-07-24

III. Washington, D..@ a, Jti3Y ~ II
Enrohiuition nfnIcaine1lt :,
E1cribed ~ membcrs a. - = -
ldrasti enough u invite Il
tiai yesc. va finally - ap ~
the HOrse.s sss u
The vote was taken AFTER ! oasa
by Representative l9oe (Ue1A) ~
Missouri to recommit the I'M ~
been defeated, ass to I36 Nen1ty
every member Of the Honse, was =
attendance and there was g nacA
noise during the roll cali that ReesA-
siican Leader Mohdell was recorQea -
supporting, the Igoe motion. He was
permitted to change his vote.
The vote on the passage Of Tt bSQ
was 287 to 100. with three meanAe9s
voting present.
The bill, drastic provisions and an.
was adopted, section by sectioa. BY
the House yesterday. but 4 MANS
right to store liquor in. his A0sae
stood up against all attacks On The
final count only three votes were re-
corded in favor of an amendment to
make home possession of intoxieaAts
unlawful.
There was applause ON the door
when the vote was announced. Only
a few visitors were in the galleries.
The measure, which has been be-
fore the House for more than al
week, now goes to the Senate. but
House managers of the measure Do
not expect it will be accepted there Is
a whole.
The House bill will be substituted
for the measure now being framed
BY the Senate Judiciary Committee.
but Senate leaders were doubtful
the bills could be brought
before the Senate until the German |
peace treaty had been disposed Of.
involving delay Of many weeks
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-07-24

kaaaaa GU .uther
ISN4aga " 45SGs II ~ MO-
k<aeeAe1 State - gSSt1sy The Deusp-
Ee11eSe Stzkx Coaifait tee Iii VI SsSsion
Aese, ~ Av6te ~ s1S 10 M. Ie viii
&cceea The late WiLfi1m F1emina.
I, II. Esher, 81 Marshall, Mo. va
| ~ dQeeasng candidate.
r Ateer Tie vote L Was announced
(tAak IL STATE Committee had decide
q = transfer it, headquarters from
- I0sia y Kansas City. * il pro-
paeea 10 establish ! branch head
@aaFtess u ST. Louis. Frank Arm
stroag wsIl Be in charge OF the Kan
IS Cigy rendezvous, II was an
aoamced. <, n 4
Tie committee formulated plans
for the Organization 81 women yot-
ers d Missouri Y preparation for the
lQ20 election, ES53
The woMen IRE to choose their
oWn committees. which 10 in con-
trast 10 the Republican plans, calling
Tor the present patty committee Of
WOMEN TO select the women az aux
diary members. Mrs. Hugh G. Ward
Of Kansas City, National Commit
teesaaa for Missouri, expressed the
ssat1Aent OF woman voters az being
Tor principles rather than parties
She SAID Il would be necessary for
the Democrats to clean house" if
they wished to procure the women's
votes.
Col Z. N. HARDER OF this CITY in
trodaced the women's resolution pro-
csdia1 Tor their organization. An ad-
dnioa was made calling on the next
Legislature to enact laws to give the
A@mea full participation in political
affairs q,
The resolution provides for the or
gSaszatton in the following manner:
ne chairman of this committee shall
alreet the chairmen of the respective
Democratic central committees to as
semble the women voters of the Dem
ssratsc party ut their respective vot-
nx precincts August I2 and there to
.ieet one member of the Democratic
-oonty Central Committee for their
respective townships or wards. The
ownshi> or ward committeeman so
'iested wall meet at the county seat
or the organization of woman's
democratic county committee on
tuesday, August Is.
Elections then will be made as fol-
ows> Chairman, vice chairman, sec
etary and treasurer. The chairmen
9 elected from the various counties
1 each congressional district shall
ssemble on August 28, and there
lect chairman, vice chairman, Sec
etarv and treasurer Of said congress
loaal committee, and two members
I the Democratic committee of their
eS> Where congressional districts
oassst Of wards the same procedure
IAN be followed. " mn
Tie chairman and secretary of the
Vomea's Congressional Committee
Aall certify to the chairman of the
Central Committee the
anes and addresses of two women
elected ~ members of the State
Committee, and thereafter and until
seir SUCCESSORS are named they shall
{ members OF the. Democratic State
ommlttee, with full rights, powers
ad privileges with other members of
le Democrats Committee. How
rer, at the first meeting of the
emocratic State Committee, after
aeh elections the women so select
! as members of the State Commit
Z shall have the privilege of elect
q their own State committee Off
rs and making rules and providing
'ch regulations Is in their Judgment
'es deem proper.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-07-24

Lincoln, Neb., July 21.-Four
armed robbers operating last night
on Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
freight train between Sutton and
Fairmont, Neb., robbed nearly fifty
transient farmlands and threw sew
eral of their victims from the train,
said a report received today by Bert
Ely, Burlington special agent, from a
railroad telegrapher at Fairnont.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-07-24
Robbed, Shot, Feet Cut Off.

Sioux City, la, July 21.-Both feet
of John Neland, 50 years old, Kan
sas City man en- route to the harvest
fields OF South Dakota, were cut off
when Neland was thrown from a
freight train by holdup men between
here and Onaway, la. Neland and
others were on the train when five
of their number produced revolvers.
The men were forced to jump from
the moving train after they were
robbed, they told the police here.
Ale ellsaeHssee who felt under the wheels,
resisted and was shot in the head.
He is in Sioux City hospital.
The name John Neland does not
appear in the Greater Kansas City
directories.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-07-24

49, - III -. Blows. Il
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Evening star., 1919-03-04
FOR SALE-HoUsES.
ContinneA. -
FOR sALE-cHEvY CHASE HOUSES.

See US and bug now If you want to be sure
tive and the number Of houses limited in this
section. II you wait until spring 1t will be
too late to secure some of the best houses
that can be had at this time.
s4o.ooa-one of the largest and handsomest
fore offered for sale; wide center hall. large
living room, parior. dining room and kitchen
on the first floor; large rooms second floor
billiard room and servants room on third
floor; garage for cars.
over 200 feet front; pehble-da shed and gran
lite construction; reception hall. parIor, large
living room, library. dining room. eonservas
large rooms and baths. with shower, on
second door; hot-water heat, electric lights;
garage; ground worth s15,ooo; house could not
be built for less than $50 900.
$40 .5oo-A corner property; over 12.oo feet
of ground: handsome oak trees; house almost
new; II rooms, baths, garage, hot-water
heat. First hoor-Extra wide hail, large par
Tor, dining room. billiard room and Kitchen.
Built with care, TO include every convenience
TO make comfortable home. Location all that
could be desired
s17.5oo-Close to the club. Highest point in
Chevy Chase. On street OF handsome homes.
35x20 large parior, dining room pantry and
Kitchen. Five large sleeping rooms on second
floor and two on third floor. Hot-water heat;
beautiful shrubbery; large garden space; one
square from cars.
s14.5oo-on Conn. ave; wide house; center
hall; all rooms very large; very best CON
structicn; hot-water heat; lot 1oOx20o; garage;
lot alone worth s7,5eo' house could not be
built for the price.
s12. 75o--A home that will attract. Larre
rooms First f1oor-Parlor, living room. din
ing room and kitchen. Four sleeping rooms
nsth sla and a. sleeping porch on second floor Eo.
Most desirable location. One square from the
circle. Price includes house completely and
handsomely furnished in mahogany. Posses
sion In thirty days.
$11, ooo-The best house for the price One
rooms and = baths; het-water heat: lot 5ox130
$40 5Go-Two squares from the circle; one
or the best located houses now offered for
sale rooms and bath; large sleeping porch;
hot-water heat,
$1,000 beautiful home; one block from
Cars' 1' pest surroundings; just suit a small fam
ny; very large living room: large fireplace;
wide porch: one very large sleeping room up.
stairs; extra large bath with shower; two
Sleeping sl rooms in all; sleeping porch; garage;
$s,ooo-The best house for the price to be
offered this season In this section; eight rooms
and bath; hot-water heat; electric lights.
slate roof; good sized lot; two squares from
cars. ~
LOTS.
Bee US II you want lot in Chevy Chase.
d. c., or Chevy Chase Md We have exciu
sive sale of some of the most desirahls lots
in this locality. '
STONE & FAIRFAX.
1872 New York ave. NV
Evening star., 1919-03-04
q, B. ZANTZINGER.
0nc y o-n ~ ~
CHEVY CHASE. D. {
OWNER LEAVING WASHTNGTC

OWNER LEAVING WASHINGTON.
Detached house, block from circle school
and stores; 10 large. sunny rooms. breakfast
room and raid's room well equipped bath
rooms, open 6replaccs; hot-watcr heat. An
idrsi, cr-Ins"-e horl" Cement floor garage
Lot I5xI35 high ground Immediate possession
'ric s nfn $4,000 cash Telephone owner
e. NJ FAVE, Frsnklin 1924: Clevelcnd 1897.
FOR sALk---Ss. .750--AN IDEAL HOME IN A
select neghhorood of Washington Heights. A
substantial. we'll built house of ten rooms and
modern bath hot-watet heat: electric lighting;
front and rear stairways to upper rooms Sit
uated lii the 1900 block OF Mintwood place
about square south from the Kuickerhockcr
Theater Close to the miAio1,-dollar bridge,
Rock Creek Park and of easy access to two
csr ifres. Price reduced from $500 to s.. $50
out-of-town owner requires the money for i'm
mediate in business enterprise. Inquire
for further particulars from at once.
WM. r. NORMOYLE. $40 st. NV
FOR SALES. .a50-BEsT HOUSE FOR THE
money or Columbia Heights. Attractive in ap-
pearance; splendid Arrangement deep lot to
public alley. Refined neghborhood. Roman
brick front residence on Irving St, in the 100
block. Ten rooms and tiled bath: hot-air heat
Rare opportunity for shrewd buyer. See
today.
wM F. NoRMoYLE, SO st. NV.
Evening star., 1919-03-04
WANTED.

WANTED--To BUY A FIVE OR SIX ROOM
modern bungalow. detached, with large yard.
III the city proper. in the District near the
city, a line one Of the small sab
urban towns; have 5000 cash and viii pay SO
per month.
Address Box GIT. Star otkce. 6'
HOUSES, LAkGE OR SMALL. TO SELL IN
Alexandria CO., Va. I have made macy sales:
quick results, See W. OHARA, WILLEfT 4
Evening star., 1919-03-04

FARM FOR sALE-RARK 0PPORTUNITY-
Farm of 244 acres, fronting on Washington.
Baltimore and Annapolis electric railroad, az
frontage; good S-room house on hne elevation
overlooking Little Round bay. Big Round bay
and Severn river about 5000 bearing fruit
trees apple, pear and plum has yaluahis tim
Der business calls owner west Will sell quick
for S12, 900. Owner. Address Box AIS. Star
office.
FAIR VIEW DAIRY FARM,
on country road near Alexandria, Va, contain
ing 50 acres. This is Of the best equip
ped and most fertile blue grass farms in Va.
Modern residence, rooms. baths, 1 tenant
house; barn. 100 box stalls; srtesian water,
fine paddocks. good fencing. spring snd stream
in fields. Nine miles from Washington over
J.. LEO KoLB.
923 New York ave.
I00-ACRE FARM, iMPho,E ED BY SEVEN
room house; also 4-room tenant house: large
bank barn, suitable for dairy: horse stable, and
many other buildings; 80 acres under pillow, bal
apce in wood; good orchard: watAred- By spring:
also wells; good fertile soil; not a sand farm.
but clay loan; located near Vienna, Va, 8
miles out q fine pike. Possession In 30 days.
Price. $500. Address Box S3-S, Star ONCE.
G0ING FARM OF $50 ACRES {250 CLEAREDp
in the fertile forests of Prince Georges; II
miles from capital; colonial brick dwelling.
81 1000. u. II. FULLERTON. Mitchellsiile.
Sd. So
FARM AND SUBURBAN PRoPERTIks. OH
to l. 600 acres for sale or exchange,
McLACHLEN BANKING CORPORATION,
NJ. 49, tReal Estate Dept.} 10th and NV.
Evening star., 1919-03-04
FOR sALE-HousEs.
Continued.
Facing Lincoln Park

Facing Lincoln Park
Two-story press brick home, 8 rooms
and tile bath deep lot to alley: room
for garage; in splendid condition; 4a
feet Of parking. Can be handled on
easy terms Price. $3.50.
J. EDWARD LEWIS, 1879 .lnss, r.; ave
CENTR ALLY LOCATED IN ANACoSTIA: sR.
house: gas, water and sewerage: good condi-
ton inside and out: only 81 500. Apply Mrs.
h. E. LrGENBEEL, Rsndle Highlsnds. D. C..
NOW Is THE TINE TO BUILD YOUR
built homes. yoST & HEREEI.L. Inc, 1884
9TH st. Sc. Phone Iincola 12iG.
ONE BLOCK 18th STREET CAR LINE.
BUNGALOW
rooms and bath; hot-watcr heat: electricity
and gas: open fireplace; hardwood floors; lot
40Alao; $1,000 cash. $50 monthly.
Immediate possession,
Three blocks t4tf st. ear liue.
SEMI-BUNGALoW
rooms and bath. reception hall; hot water
hcat; electricity: gas; strawberry patch; small
fruit, 5ox15o, s., 700.
$1,000, $500 cash and S3J month; 5 rooms
and bath; open fireplace; hardwood floors; gas
and electricity.
BUNGALOW. . rooms and baths; hard
wood floors, electricity. New.
O. B. ZANTzINGER,
Evening star., 1919-03-04
FOR sA1E-HoUsEs.
COnHnu&a.
1908 f. I, Ave. NV.

1908 r. l. Ave. NV.
IL rcoras. . baths toilet In cell
lar. Cosner of alley. side lights;
house could not be duplicated for
anywhere near price we ask.
1880. Terms eau be arranged
l014 I'D St. NV.
o rooms and bath. bedrooms.
brownstone and brick 'front.' CON
Fcnient To gereranent derts, and
Al room renting location: now va
cant. Price, only $1,000.
Business Properties
stores. with living rooms; not
far from Thomas Circle; rented un-
der mouthly agreement; good busi-
ness stands. Price for both only
$1,000
Business Corner
Near Mckinley Manual Training
School: store living room and ga
rage; rented at 80 per month,
Price, $500
Decatur St. NV.
Detached house on large lot
rooms 8 Of which are large bed
rooms; hardwood hnsh, parquet
throughout: ami, immediate pos
session; southern exposure. Price,
$1,000. Owner will consider an
offer.
HARRY WARDMAN,
Main 4l91. 1890 K St. NV
Evening star., 1919-03-04

SELECT YOUR HOME FROM THIS LIST.
| Medium priced Houses on Columbia and Wash
ington Heights.
$S,00Q-A most desirable house 18th st.
near Lamont: three stories and cellar; ten
rooms. two baths, hot-water heat; frst-class
surroundings.
$3.50 will buy particularly we'll planned
home on 10th st. not far from Park rd.; two
stories and cellar. eight large rooms. mag
nifcent tiled bathroom, hot-water heat. cleo
tric lights, porches front and rear. hardwood
floors; lot 22xl2j.
s7,5oo-13th st. near Fairmont en-thousand.
dollar value; II rooms. baths, hot-water heat
offered so low to settle estate; an oppor-
tunity for investment speculation.
$s,250--Will rent for s75 per month; well
built house; 8 rooms, baths, hot-water heat
room for garage.
Reduced to IS, 75o-A beautiful brownstone.
front dwelling; built for former owners oc-
cupancy; very expensive plumbing; hot-water
heat; electric light; lot 19x15o.
S7,25o-An out-of-town owner will sell mt
reduced price three-story ten-room brick
dwelling on Girard st: hot-water heat; 10.
142 #. deep to a wide alley; convenient to
schools, churches aud stores.
s7,50o-Lcw priced for house situated on
Irving ST.. with southern exposure; 10 rooms,
baths. hot-water heat lot isxl21 to an
alley.
s7,25o-Pak rd., near 14th; three stories,
nine rooms hot-water heat, electric lights.
$500 corner dwelling on the Heights:
frou;age Of Al it,; rooms, hot-vster heat.
$S,co0--A corner dwelling. convenient 10
cars; ten rooms, hot-water heat. two baths:
lot 2sx1o5; one OF the best offered on the
Heights.
a detached house west Of 18th st. for 81 500;
lot 5o11o0; four rooms. psrior, reception hall.
hot-water heat. electric lights.
S6,0oo-Near 18th st. and Park rd.: S
rsoms and bath, hot-water heat, electric tights;
lot 1sx100; frst-class condition.
Near 18th and Monroe-Eighs rooms; q T.
front; only 1850.
sS.eoo-west Of 18th ST.; two stories and
cellar: hot-wster heat, electric lights, hard.
wood floors; garage.
$500 each-In a twenty-five -thousa nd dollar
neightborhood. Washington Heights. very close
to Conn. ave-; hot-water heat, electric lights.
hardwood floors, covered porches, front and
rear. The best located two-story houses in ths
city.
California avenue near 18th street-Thrce
stories. nine rooms, hot-water heat, electric
lights; $3.50.
sa,ooo-Calvcrt ST., eight rooms, two baths,
electric lights.
x. .4oo-Coiumt4a road near 18th st; 3
stories; 10 rooms. Q baths: garage.
q, 1,5oo-washington Heights; two stories
and cellar; hardwood floors; electric lights.
STONE l. FAIRFAX,
1912 NEW YORK AVE.
Evening star., 1919-03-04

FOR SALE--IMP0RTANT.
ALWAYS READ OUR ADVERTISEMENTS.
PHONE M. :.s3o FOR NUMBERS. OR CALL
AT OFFICE.
WE OFFER THE BEST BARGAINS. THE
BEST LOCATED HOUSES. PRICES SO LOW
THAT you SHOULD RESELL AT PROFIT.
YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO BUY WITHOUT
GETTING OUR LIST.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 n. Y. ave. NV.
FOR SALES, ,oGo-A REASONABLE PRICE
for cne of those comfortable homes on Otis
street between 18th and 1fth; two stories and
cellar. lot 19xIO0; reasonable terms Be quick
II you want this bargain.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1872 New York ave. NV.
FOR sALE- $3.50
You will like this house; near LIST and w
sts: two stories, and cellar under the entire
house; large rooms each floor; two stair.
ways; electric lights; garage; frst-class eondi-
ton Open three sides, advantages of q
corner. Can be purchased at very reasonable
price IL sold this week.
STONE & FAIRFAX, 1892 New York ave. NV.
FOR sALE-INyEsTllENTs. INyEsrMENTs;
CENT NET-ss,5oo. RENTS. s1Oo MONTH;
slS. 600. RENTS. sl25; 5000, RENTS. $50;
ETC, ETC.
SEND FOR LIST
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1342 NEW YORK AVE.
| FOR sALE--NyAR DUPONT CIRCLE.
ONLY s7.7so
QUICK SALE DESIRED TO SETTLE ES.
TATE; THREE STORIES. CELLAR. NINE
ROOMS AND BATH; LOT 21x9o. SEE US
yooN ABOUT THIS BARGAIN.
yroNE & FAIRFAX. 1872 NEW YORK AVE.
FOR sALE-IMPoRTANT. HOME BUYERS.
| IF YoU KNEW OF THE MANY BARGAINS
| WE OFFER YOU WOULD SOON MAKE Sc.
| LECTION. THE WAY TO FIND OUT is TO
| CALL, WRITE OR PHONE MAIN 1892 FOR
LIST OF THE BEST HOUSES All THE LOW
EST PRICES.
STONE 4 FAIRFAX 1892 NEW YORK AVE.
Evening star., 1919-03-04
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
ron elIE-C011i11S

F0A eALE-C00t1nuoA.
SUBURBAN HOME. NEW. 6 MOONS; HAkb
wood noor: all modern conyeniences; garngo;
cement street: on car line. Col. e2S. Sc
PRETTY LARGE e-kO0M- HATH; GAS:
large porehes; very large lot: close cars: 30
minutes Treasury; 1000; $500 cash, SIS mo-
GEO. G. WALKER. Kenois bldg. nth 4 G. s.
FOR SALE-BALIST0N, VA. WE'LL BUILT
house: q rooms, bath and cellar. steam heat;
good well: chicken houses; nne garden lot
l5ixlS9; on two strsets and alley; two car
lines See OWNER. 25ol 18th st. n.w. So
CHEVY CHASE sECTiON-NEw DETACHED
HOME OF SEVEN ROOMS. Bath, hot.watef
heat, electric light open fireplace, hardwood
floors, etc. Finely located. Price, $500.
Terms. A. B. CAMPBELL. 141o II NV.
1899 BLAIR ROAD. rAKOMA PARK-oNB
acre land: large garden; tennis court: Z! feet
frontage in i. c.; IS in Nd: 7-room and bath
heSt: motor-pumped water supply. For sale
by owner. Price. $1,000.
Only 5 miles out.
crete cellar and walks. III acres; fenced; shade
and lawn: line bearn tfec and vine FRUITS:
high elevation; blocks from Berwyu tyoilcys
blocks from Laurel trolley: close 70 steam
and boulevard, to school, church and stceea.
Very attractive and q bargain. $500; &o0S
down, Test $50 per month.
STONE 4 FAIRFAX. Ask for CRoSSMAN.
ATTRACTIVE AND BEAUTIFULLY sIIUAT-
ed residence at North kenstngton, Nd; eight
rooms. bath, furnace heat. spacious porehes:
nearly five acres: fruit. near electric cars.
Address owner. ROBERT r. WHITE. 1888 Ietb
NV. ~