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Evening journal., 1920-06-28
MADE
TOO Much noise

When Police omcer william j.
Burchenal went 10 30s west street
early yesterday morning 10 serve a
warrant on Henry Pfrommer. room
or. on a charge OF breach Of the peace,
he was astonlshed 70 find a completely
equipped still, all the necessary in
gradients FOR the manufacture OF
whiskey, and Henry, 10 make the
scene congruous, suffering from the
effects OF too much liquor.
When Henry was arraigned before
Deputy Judge Finger In Municipal
Court this morning. on a charge OF
breach OF the peace. his lrst words
were that he had a quart OF liquor
here but ho didn't make any him
fself." lie said that he has had moth
ing In the still for several months, ex-
iplaining that he attempted TO work n
/ hut was unable 90 make u produce the
whiskey he wanted
lie was held under a $500 peac,
bond. but was allowed 10 sign hl.
bond.
Henry. n appeared. had been disturb.
| ing the rest of the roOmers In m,
house up untll after 1 o'clock yester.
day morning. Unable 10 tolerate lhl
| annoyance any longer. Elwood Lee
who had returned late from work as I
park guard. had The warrant sworr
out.
The pieces and material found b,
the police which u Is allcgcd con.
stitutes still are as follows. on
bucket. top and funnel one sieve foi
straining; one press and grinder; one
Jar end bucket Of mash; a quantity
of sccdless ralslns, haf nltchcrid
of brown sugar AID one bag OF rye
IA was brought out at the hearing
,his morning 'hai the officer had Il
dress Pfrommer 10 get him to thi
po.itc station.
Evening journal., 1920-06-28
PUSEY CO.'SSTAFF
ON YACHT PARTY

Omcers and employees OF the Ed
ward r. PNsey Company had a de-
lichtful outing on Saturday afternoon
Four automobiles carried them TO
Charlcstown. Md. where they board
ed the yacht "Elfen 2nd." and cruised
down the river. stopping 10 baihe at
Turkey Point. then proceeding TO the
Sassafras river, where the anchor was
dropped and supper served. After sup
per the party went 10 Betterton
where they enjoyed dancing on the
return trip In the moonlight. singing
and dancing was enjoyed. They re-
urned home late Saturday evening.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward r. Pusey, Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-
seph NJ. Pusey, Miss Frances r. Scar
borough, Miss Carrie Bourbon, Miss
Anna Casey, Miss Laura Mccartney.
Miss. Helene Stierle, Mrs. Thomas B.
Haueh, William A. Hyde. Harvey A.
Meyer. Maurice w. Thomson, s. T.
Hamilton. John r. Hyde, Wilmer F
Drummond. /. G. Thompson, Howard
Nesbit and Lawrence S. Macklln.
Evening journal., 1920-06-28
SOCIAL AND PERSONALS

Leroy r. nigvans. GOO jackson
street. has returned from a trip "a
Texas.
7. Goldey Bryan. 1902 Market street
spent the weak-cnd with friends IN
Washington, D. c.
Miss Mabel Good. Lyken. Pa. Is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. 4. II. Lambert,
70i West Twentieth street. Miss Co
rinne Lambert had been visiting Miss
Good al her home and they returned
TO Wilmington together.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Humlnston. Mid
red. Kan, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
u. G. Hackett at Hillcrest.
Robert G. Haokett Of Hincrest has
returned after a brief visit at Girls
field, Md.
Mrs. Paul I. Newman, SOB McCabe
avenue. returned TO this CITY Saturday
after a two weeks vacation In Han
nibal. Missouri, with her parents.
C. Walter Kadel, recently appointed
physical director OF the Y. NJ. C. A.,
will OCCUPY the house at PA West
twentieth street. Tor his residence
this summer.
Mrs. w. II. Longacre and Mrs. A
Haas were guests at Hotel Elberon
Atlantic City, during last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Smith and son
Leonard. Of 1917 Nandeyer avenue
spent the weekend as the guests OF
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Webb, on Walnut
Grove Farm, West Dover hundred.
Mrs. David Rossman and daughter
Muriel have gone to Atlantic City Y
spend the summer.
Evening journal., 1920-06-28
BLACKBERRIES NOW
ON in SUSSEX

LAUREL Del-. June 2s.- Blackberry
shipments are being made from Lau-
rel. Most OF those shipped are going
TO Wilmington and Chester. Pa. ow-
ing TO the embargo placed by the
railroad company on shipments 20
other cities.
Huckleberries wilVbe on next week
low woodlands report the prospects
for a bumper crop were never bet
ter.
Cucumbers vii lbe on In about ten
days. "Cukes' have for the past
three years brought the growers tre-
mendOus returns. consequently a large
acreage was put out In them this
year. as was the case with cania-
loupos. which Will soon be ready for
market
Evening journal., 1920-06-28
R. R. SITUATION
IS IMPROVING

Things are looking better.- SAID
an ofilclal OF the Pennsylvania Rail-
road. here today. in commenting on
the gradual return 10 work Of tifoss
employees who went on a vacation"
last week.
on the Maryland. Delaware and
Norfolk divisions OF the Pennsyl-
vania, the official said. all employees
ad reported. On the Baltimore d.
vision only 80 men were missing at
the Orangeville engine house. In Bal
umorc, out OF a total Of 300 employed
here on the day shift. Out n total
OF 673 employed throughout the "a
hours. only "a men were out. II was
thought al would return some time
today or tonight
Passenger service was running ao-
cordIne to schedule and freight traf-
nc was gradually assuming normal
shape.
AT the Baltimore and Ohio Offices
here today Il was said that freight
conditions were much relieved. The
embargo has been lifted at the Poto-
mac yards. which means practically
that freight traflc on the Southern
lines are normal
The few men who quit work last
week In Philadelphia had been ro-
placed n was added.
At the Reading Offices here II WAS
said today conditions were normal.
Notices have been posted In rail-
road yards and In several places about
, the city announcing that all railroad
men are Invited 10 attend a mass
meeting at 100. standard time. TO-
night. ITO protest against the delay In
rendering the waee decision" Speak-
ers will be J. Van RosencranCe. a
| lawyer and conductor OF Jersey City
and z. Carroll. OF Philadelphia The
cards further announce that music
is included
Evening journal., 1920-06-28
GAS MASK, AGAIN
COME In HANDY
Spoclal io Tho Fvenlne Journal.

Special 10 The Evening Journal
SEAFORD, June 2S.-The town hall
was saved from destruction early
yesterday mrning by Or. Harrison NJ
Manning. who with gas mask on
rushed into the burning building, and
with the aid Of the Seaford volunteer
fire department succeeded In putting
out a blaze which Is thought 10 have
strated from a cigar stump carelessly
thrown on the iloor the night before.
When the flremon reached the fire
the smoke was so dense In the store
room of McClcary Mlillgan, where
the blaze originated. that Il was i'm
possible 20 enter Dr. Manning. who
saw many months service abroad
during the war. ran 10 his home and
securing a gas mask he used IN the
service rushed into the store. He
succeeded In finding the blaze and
soon had the water turned on and the
fire eXtinguished. In the hall besides
the store Of Milligan Is located The
home OF the fre department. the
Acorn Club room and the store OF p.
j. Williams.
Evening journal., 1920-06-28
FIRST nLAcKBFRRIEs ARRTvF.

The first shipment OF blackherries
This season was made Saturday over
the Delaware division OF the pennsyl-
Vanla railroad The total number OF
quarts of berries OF all kinds ship
ped on Saturday was 1865 as compar-
ed with 20.076 quarts shipped on the
corr spending day OF last year. Total
number OF berries shipped TO date
this year Is 5039 362 quarts. compared
with i.i6o.0a2 quarts shipped during
the corresponding period last year.
II was said AZ the Pennsylvania once
this morning that this week would
about complete the shipments OF
strawberries.
Evening journal., 1920-06-28
CONTINUE CASE OF
CLOTHING SALE MEN

At the request n j. Frank Ball. at
torney FOR The defendants. hearing in
the case Of Irving Friedman. Francis
+. Conway. Daniel Litchenbaum,
Lewis Cohen and Daniel A. Kelly,
charged with violating the State law
regulating sales OF merchandise, WIS
continued until Wednesday by Deputy
judge Finger in Municipal Court this
morning.
The men are accused Of violating the
law in connection with The sale OF
clothing that was being held by them
al the Eleventh street auditorium
They were arrested Saturday.
Evening journal., 1920-06-28
SCHOOL AUTHORITIES
HOLD CONFERENCE
peclal td Tho Fvenlnr Journal.

Special % The Evening Journal.
DOVER. june pa conference or
High school superiniendenis and new
" elected members OF Boards OF tdu-
cation both special and rural of The
State was held In the House OF Rep
.rescntatiVes on saturday. with state
Commissioner OF Education A. r.
Spaid IN charge. The object OF the
meeting was not only 10 get acquant-
ed but also Go acquaint the newly
elected members of boards OF educa-
School Code and amended by the re-
cent special session OF the Legisla-
ture About 30 persons were present
az the melting.
Evening journal., 1920-06-28
MISS CHRIsWELL ENTERTAINs.

given by Miss Violet Chrlswell and
her brother, Aldon. Al the home Of
their parents at Singerly. Md. The
guests included a number Of students
from the Williamson School, Della
ware county, pa, where Mr.. Criswell
Is a student.
Wilmington friends present were /:
hfiss Sarah Maise Miss Ann Murry,
Miss Charlotte McCallister, Miss Ellz-
abeihe Patterson, Miss Genevieve w
Ritchie. From Williamson School
were Edward Zalzer Harry Lanning
Donald Ayres. David Edwards and
Thomas Richards.
A large number Of friends from
the surrounding neighorhood were
guests at a lawn party on Saturday
evening at the Criswell home.
Evening journal., 1920-06-28
PICK POCKET GETS
CAROVER'S PURSE

While visiting al Shelipot Park last
evening Coroner Bullock was relieved
Of his money by a member or the
light fingered sentry. The Qick pock-
ct did not leave sufficient money for
the coroner 20 pay his trolley fare
home and he was forced 10 call upon
a friend FOR carfarc. The cor0nere
loss was small. however.
Evening journal., 1920-06-28
DOVER POPULATION
4O42 THIS YEAR

WASHINGTON, DIG, June 2s UNITED
Press. The following additional CEN
sus figures for Delaware were an
nounced by the Census Bureau today:
Sussex cOunty-Bridgeville, 9i5;
Delmar, $50; Glendale. GIG; George
town, t.7iO; Laurel, 2,253; Lewes. p
O7l; Milford Din par), i,i09; Milton,
sos: seaford, 2.iii.
Kent county-Clayton, S12; Dover.
i.Oi2: FELTON,, III; Frederlca, Gil Har-
rington. 1911; Hartley, 300; Milford lin
part, 1874; Smyrna, 1888; Wyoming,
Col.
New Castle county-Delaware City.
iO6t: Middletown. 1890: New Castle,
1854; Newark, 2,iS3; Newport, GIG.
Evening journal., 1920-06-28
GRACE FOLK AT EAGLEsMERE.

Dr. John w. R. Sumwalt, OF Grace
NJ Il Church, and the Rev Ralph
Minker, assistant pastor, accompanied
by ten members OF the, Epworth
League Of that church. left today for
Eagles Mere, pa, where they will at
tend the Eagles Mere institute for
instruction In methods OF training
for Christian work. Rev; Sumwalt
viii be dean OF the institute.
The Wilmington delegation 10 the
institute included Doctor Sumwalt,
Inc Misses Louise Sumwalt, Bessie
Bennett. Sue Paris, Marjorie Guthrie,
Helen Guyer. Helen Bromall, Assist
ant Pastor Mr.. Minker. Horace White,
George Wilson, Charles Wilson and
Harry Taylor. They will return TO
Wilmington July B.
Evening journal., 1920-06-28
COCA COLA CASE
Is NEARING END

Argument for the defense in the
Coca Cola Injunction suit was re-
sumed in the United states Court this
morning and VIII probably occupy
the entire day. The opening address
was by Judge Samuel G.. Adams, Of
Savannah, Ga, and he Will be fol-
lowed this afternoon by Charles T.
Hopkins, Of Atlanta.
The defense is expected to close
its arguments tomorrow. but the de-
cisiOn OF Judge Morris will not likely
be announced for several days.
Evening journal., 1920-06-28
IAnIEs NIGHT. WITH R0rARIANs

"Ladles NIrhT| VIII he enloNed Dy
ROtarians with their wives and wO-
men friends on next Thursday night
in St Andrews parish house. John
DELPHI OF Washington chairman OF
the committee on work among boys
Of the I. A. r. C. will come from
Washington 70 attend the meeting
and u is at his suggestion that this
has been made a "ladles night"
Evening journal., 1920-06-28
WARN AUTOTSTs on TRAP.

Automobiles who passed through
Elsmsre yesterday. were given am
pie warning OF a speed trap there.
had men with red flags stationed at
the eastern and western entrances 10
the town limits and they notified all
autoists OF i.le i5-mile speed limit
and the presence OF constables.
Evening journal., 1920-06-28
MARRIED. . YEARS

President of CIV Council Georrc r.
Lyon and Mrs Lyon quietly celebrai-
ed their twenty-nfth wedding ami
versary at their homA APP East iifih
Wilmington % years ago, from Phil
adelphia
Evening journal., 1920-06-28
MAY QUIT TEACHING
TO T0OT In BAND

Having received flatterlne offer
with concert band In York. Pa.
Professor C. r. Snyder, principal In
The agricultural department OF the
Laurel. Del, Hlgh School In an prob-
ability win accept The pOscition.
Professor Snyder Is clarinet player
Evening journal., 1920-06-28
TROLLEY CAR MAINS CYCLISTS

CHESTER, Pa, June 28l-LeWls
Hnrman's right shoulder-blade was
broken and s. II. Slouppe, Of Eddy
stone. received internal injuries when
the motorcycle the young men were
riding was side-swiped by a Phila-
deinhla Rapid Transit car at Seven
feenfh and Chestnut rtrefts. Both
men are In the Chester Hospital, and
Siouppe's recovery Is considered
dnuhtfrl
Evening journal., 1920-06-28
EAsTTRN sTsAR sOCIABLE.

An interesting program was enjoyed
by members OF st. Johns Chapter No.
a, Order Of Eastern Star, on Friday
evening at Eden Hall. 10 was known
as "line officers night" and was ar
ranged by Bertha NJ Smith. worthy
matron OF the chapter.
Each Of the eight chapters OF the
Order Of Eastern Star OF the State was
represented by its present and past
officers.
During the evening Mrs Smith,
worthy matron was presented vita a
cut glass vase, bouquet Of ~it
flowers and corsage bouquet o.
sweet peas. The presentation speech
was made by Willard foreman, a
member OF the chapter.
Speeches were made by the visiting
officers as well as by the officers OF
st. Johns Chapter. Refreshments
were served.
Evening journal., 1920-06-28
BUIID BRIDGE AT FREDERICK

The State Highway Commission will
open bids on July 2i for the con-
struction OF concrete bridges at Fred
erica and Spring Greek in Kent coun-
in the Dover-Milford Road now already
undor construction
Evening journal., 1920-06-28
aILLFR-CAM

Mise Ruth Miller Of Camden. n. j..
and William Cam, Of this city were
married saturday In Camden, n. ].
Upon their return from a wedding
trip Mr. and Mrs Cam will live al
Pip Van Buren stn,ei, This city. A
number ~ Wilmingtonians attended
the wedding.
Evening journal., 1920-06-28
EDEN BOOSTERS TO MEET.

A special meeilng VIII he held on
Wednesday evening Of the degree
Staff Association OF Eden Lodge 10
plan arrangements for the Boston
trip the latter part Of September. All
members Of the association are ur-
gently requested TO attend
At a recent official visitation Of
Grand Master DerricksOn and stan
an invitation was extended 10 him to
accompany the lodge on the trip.
Evening journal., 1920-06-28
.nIIiF Am Colby OFT

one OF the most attractive ANIMALS
ISSUED bv my WOman's college In the
FAST is ihe "Bue and Gold" just n
kascd from the press by the Junior
Glass Of the Women's College OF Della
ware n Is The third book OF its kind
issued since the college was found a.
and those who have compared lhe
volumes say 1t is ono Of tn most ar
lsiic.
1hc binding OF the book is old blue
fabrikoid. Printed on the cover in
rold Is ire title Of ne book. the year
OF rs publication and the college seal.
10 Is dedicaied TO Dean Robinson IN
.Sro Winifred J Robinson, VINO with
Love and loyalty and with uniiring ei-
forfs and zeal has given her time, her
irsriratio1, her ideals l--l -lhersehl f.!
Ia the Foundation and making of The
Womcr's Collrgs Of Delaware the
clnss OF 1921 cedicaics this book"
Conspicuous among The many Mus
trations are portraits ~ Dear Robin
son. President Nitchell OF Delaware
College. and nr William owen Sy-
nhe-d faculty advisor. There are
special art drawings by Mss Brlta
BuckirrQhmn. art editor assisted by
Miss Mary Mitchell. Miss Bertha Well
come and Miss Anne Ritz, associate
art editions.
Apart from the art department the
Blue and Gold stan Is composed as
follows. EditOr-in-chief, Miss kath-
rine Stevens: assistant editor, Miss
Ruth Bennett; associated editors,
Misses Violet Morris, Anne Van SAINT
and Bertha Welcome; Advertising
manager, Miss Madeline Dixon assist
ant Advertising manager Miss Margar-
et Groves; business manager, Miss
Marie lie Cats; and assistant Dusi-
ness manager, Miss Helen Fisher.
The book reviews, with greater or
lesser detail, all the activities OF the
college during the past year.
Evening journal., 1920-06-28
pREACUFRS on PICNTC TODAY.

The final meeting OF the season Of
the Methodist Episcopal Ministerial
Association was held today IN Eden
Ladies' Aid Society Of Madeley NJ r.
Church The meetings OF the assO-
citation will be resumed In the fail.
Evening journal., 1920-06-28
RorARnANs VISIT CITY.

Numerous Rotarlans from southern
states who have been attending the
convention OF Rotary Clubs, In At
ianlic City, passed through Whining
ton today in automobiles. The cars
bore nennants from dIfferent States.
Evening journal., 1920-06-28
rupIOyEs ENJOY OUTING.

Employees Of the shipping depart
ment OF the Standard Kid Company
had an outing al Augustine PARK yes
terday. They went % the resort lh
a large auto truck OF the company.
Evening journal., 1920-06-28
MANY AT RAND CONCERT.

The opening concert by the Phil
harmonic Band at the CITY Hall plaza
Saturday night WIS attended by sew
eral thousand persons. Concerts VIII
be given In parks, 20 be announced
and Al ths City Han three nights
week
Evening journal., 1920-06-28
REGIN RRIeK woRK on BUILDING.

Bricklayers this morning began
work on tho new Delaware Trust
Company building, Ninth and Market
streets. The north wall along Tenth
street. is being built. Stone masOns
nj the same time, began facing the
nrst hoor 81 the new building
Evening journal., 1920-06-28
MISS WINNER TO

Mrs. Louisa B. Winner announces
the engagement Of her daughter, Miss
Irene Barr Winner, TO Louis II. Coke.
the late Or. w. G. Winner. Mr..
CoUe Is a son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
II. Coke. Jr.. Of 1915 Clayton street.
Evening journal., 1920-06-28
sr nEnMIG,s nANcE

81. Hcdwgs A. A. win give a min
strel show and dance tonight In Mod
ieska Hall. on Syramore street st.
Hedwig's Orchestra Will furnish the
music.
Evening journal., 1920-06-28
MISSIONARY SOCIETY sOCIABLE

The WOman's Missionary Society Of
First-Central Presbyterian Church
will meet tomorrow afternoon and
and evening in the church. A busi-
ness meeting will be held az O'Clock
At $50 o'clock there will be box sup
per TO which all members or the So
cieiy and thair families are invited.
Al interesting program has been ar
ranged for the evening by Miss Cert
rude Holley and Mrsc. John J. Hayes,
who are Chairmen OF the June Com
; mittee. Devotional exercises will be
in charge OF Miss Jennie Riley.
Evening journal., 1920-06-28
METAL CEILINGS FOR SCHOOLS

The Board OF Education at It's meet
ing tonight will open bids for the
installation OF metal ceilings in many
sohsol buildings.
Evening journal., 1920-06-28
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
HARVEY CRUDE OIL co

The twenty-frst regular dividend OF
per cent. on the above company was
declared. covering the month Of June, 70
stockholders OF record June 18th, pay
able July 18th.
The company further advises that fur.
ther dividends win be paid quarterly AZ
earned.
R. L. BUTCHER, Secretary,
B~psbne Bldg. kansas CITY. ks.
Evening journal., 1920-06-28
LAYNEW Church
CORNER Stone
Many City Pastors Take
Part in Glad Scene at
Holy Trinity Lutheran
$1,000 MORE FOR
BUILDING FUND

Laying Of the cornerstone OF the
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church, Twen-
ty-third and Monroe streets, was i'm
pressively observed yesterday by Zion,
st. Stephens and Trinity, the three
Lutheran churches OF Wilmington.
The program began with sum
Nay School service at 40 O'Clock
and concluded with the laying OF
the cornerstone at 10 o'clock In the
evening. More than $1,000 was col
lected at the three services.
The morning service was opened
with the singing or the antnen,
sGloria," by the chorus, which IN
cuded Mrs. John Smith, Mrs. NADIA
line s. Johnson. Mrs. ReDa Hawkins.
Mrs. Sue Cuddy, Frank Smith. Rich.
ard Hawkins, DR.. w. A. Moore ana
Charles Zeafla Following the an
them the Rev Milton II. Slime, Pm. D.
ID. D., pastor Of Trinity Church, De
livered the sermon, the topic OF which
was My Church After the Lord
shine. Aedesmer" The benediction
Al the afternoon services the greet
ling from the Presbyterian and Memo
dist churches OF Wilmington were
presented BY the Rev. Charles "A.
Bohner and the Rev. +. c. Suntleld
Mrs. Madaline Johnson sang open the
Gates" The Rev. p. II. Pearson, sec
ond pastor of Trinity Lutheran
Church. delivered the address. lie
praised the spirit OF the small BODY
Of workers who made possible INC
building Of such a beautiful house OF
. .,Norship. The singing Of the an
them. Save Me, o God" closed the
afternoon service. II had been planned
10 place the documents in the corner
= Stone al this service, but due 10 tne
great number Of names to be entered,
Ia was pOstponed until tho evening.
Singing Of the anthem. "Sancius.
I hv the chorus, opened the evening
ceremony. TWO addresses, one py
/ the Rev. :. q. Won Bosse. and tne
other nv the Rev. Frederick Doerr,
were made at this service. The Rev.
|. Doerr prophesied the great growth
of the Trinity Church, and said X
WAS the first step toward the weld
ing @ one great Lutheran Church IN
this city. Following the singing or
me solo. "The Day Is Ended by
Mrs. Sue Cuddy, the final ceremony
az the cornerstone occurred. iiso- .,s (.
inc the documents, which included a
copv os thosn who had aided. both
financially and physically. in te erec-
ffon OF the building. over one nun
/. dred and nifty names were placed In
The cost of the building to date
= is approximately $500. or THIS
amount. s7t3722 had been paid up
. 10 Sunday morning They now owe
hut little over $1,000 on work COM
' Melted About $4,000 is needed TO
eompleie the building. Despite the
heavy collection OF Yesterday. IL was
small compared y the Easter oner-
Evening journal., 1920-06-28
no FNTERTAIN OVER HOLIDAY

Katherina Hasson 6npect to entertain
a house party over July 1 in the cot
tase '-fhe oid erey Marc at Holly
Evening journal., 1920-06-28
NEAL EsrArr-roR SALE.
Home Seeker

stop and look at these new seven
room houses. 30i w. Twenty-eighth
street Is a corner house, porch all
around. front and side; 3it w. Twen-
ly-eighth street Is another corner
corner house and $40 W. Twenty.
eighth street intermediate house. ali
built semi-detached. Only three lefi
out Of "a; come out and set your
pick.
Prices and terms on premises. Ne
brokers In this
Mortgages can be arranged.
E. NUTTER
Owner and Builder.
Keys at 3i3 w. 2sth St
Evening journal., 1920-06-28
1911 FRANKLIN.

40 rooms porches. bath, hot wafer hat gas and
wood floors and trim. Owner will take back large 81
in order to sell this property.
small amount Of cash Will buy this property.
Evening journal., 1920-06-28
REAL EsTATE-FOR SALT
GIT VAN BUREN.

rooms. veranda, bath, nea all e0IIo
floors. -.