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FARM FOR SALE
Ar !" little BaltinOre

AT IlttIe Baltimore
near HockesSin, Delaware, on Pennsylvania
State Line. About one hundred acres. ten
miles from Wilmington. Very large new
barn with Silo. New tenement, eight
rooms. Farm house. modern convent
ences. On electric light and power line.
On new state stone road now under con-
strue ton. leading from TouShkenamon TO
Whining ton. Railroad station adtoins
farm. Best wheat. corn, potato and clover
land, century in same family " III be sold
and on easy terms. Possession after
March 1.
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CHIROPODISTS.

DO YOUR FEEL auni guArant oe 20
give relief. Electric foot massage treat
ment. Mrs. Gertrude NORTH. l19 Market
street.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

GET AHEAD Of the drill 10 make money
IN Oil. Fortunes have been made in Texas
leases. Ten-acre leases, with interest in we'll.
500. Write for information. University
on Co. Slaughter Bldg. Dallas. Texas.
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AGENTS AND Statesmen


TAILORING AGENTS-Sell mems made
tO-measure suits Earn big money OnIy
producing agents wanted. State ea perience
Write for spring and summer samples
Leeds Wooden Mills. 230 s. Franklin Chi.
cago
Statesmen and side line men sell our high
grade chewing gum and vending machines
Good commission. Chu-Chu Gum Co, ia
s. Jeffer son street. Chicago.
WANTED-ROOFING CEMENT
SALES MANAGER
Exceptionally attractive proposition for
experienced roofing and paint man of proven
sales ability. Big. commissions complete
line. exclusive territory. full credit repeat
orders. good cooperation given Give full
particulars about yourself. We are selling
organization owned by large Chicago manu-
facturer.
REPUBLIC PAINT & YARNISH
WORKS,
20 w. Jackson Boulevard. Chicago, Ill.
$40 worth Of Soap, Perfumes, &c. free. La
casgian Co, Dept. 40l, ST. Louis, Mo.
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NINETEENTH ST. W.~~1O rooms. semi-
detached house. pantry. outside sltchen,
two porchcs. side entrance 20 cellar. large
yard. House built on square plan. All rooms
bright and sunny. Property In excellent con
dillon. Phone 1909 4. xs-It
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STORAGE.

STORAGE ROOMS for rent. Both phones.
George =. Lang Co. 1908 Orange.
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MOTORCYCLES REPAIRED.

stsnnArc aor MOTOR
cycles. Expert repairing on "a makes.
/ ecsa machines at reasonable prices. Wa
44sI. ION CycGe Co.. 100 Marker stree -.
= A lyss
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.

FOR SAFE House. Seven rooms and both
1115 w Firth street. Apply 700 East
Seventh street.
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MACHINIST-First class man wanted for
general repair and maintenance of tools
Trump Bros. Machine Co. Wilmington,
Delaware.
MACHfNISTS, dril press milling and
lathe hands on light accurate work.
Trump Bros. Machine Co
MAN. with a trained mind between 20 and
90 years of age who thinks he rs worth
$500 and upward yearly. but has never
had chance to demon strate IL. can secure
an opportunity. Just brains and willingness
required that's all. Permanent. References
NJ Is, Every Evening once
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PRINTING ENGRAVING, ENCLOSING
all ao~ prr,sareJ 20 ave 4ooI service 10
PAINTING. Bot quality and delivery.
9. ii. Gray. t'rlnter. IL a. EGhA-, street.
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MASQUERADE SUITS.

MASQ UEHADE SUITS and wigs 20 hire
Specialists in paints and u1akeuuS. Frank
3iesinger. corner Fourth aud Wanus streets.
Phone 25S W
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MALE HELP WANTED.
A SALESMAN

is WANTED BY ONE OF THE
LARGEST AND BEST KNOWN
COMPANIES OF ITS KIND IN THE
COUNTRY TO REPRESENT THEM
IN WILMINGTON AND ADA.
CENT COUNTIES. THE KIND OF
NAN REQUIRED Is ONE WHO Is
CLEAN CUT, AGGREsSlvE, HAS
GOOD SALES RECORD IN BACK
OF HIM, CAN FURNISH BOND
AND WHO CAN SUCCESSFULLY
APPROACH THE ECUTIVES OF
LARGE AZ WELL AS SMALL II USI-
NESS HOUSES EXCEPTIONAL
OPPORTUNITY FOR MAKING
MONEY AND FOR PROMOTION
Is OFFERED TO THE MAN WHO
CAN QUALIFY.
AGE. PREVIOUS OCCUPATION
AND EARNING POWER AND PAST
SELLING EXPERIENCE. APRIL
CATIONS WILL BE TREATED
STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL UN4
TIL AFTER Personal INTER
VIEW. WHICH WILL BE AR
RANGED LATER ADDRESS Nj 10.
EVERY EVENING OFFICE.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
CRIB ana mattress for sale. Good As new.
CHEAPEST PLACE to puy singer ms.
chines, New. used and eocond.hsrd rna-
chimes. - ND. Phone 1919 w. r. Cofrow.
singer shop. GA w. Fourth street.
ESKIMO PUPS. $40 and s25. Charles A.
FOA SALE
A tnsi scf s'e Sxs Epi T6Ufss.
special prices for raw furs.
----- Seventh and Poplar SIS.
FOR sALE--Plot at Elmhurst. soxloo feet.
good location. q. y. Sayles. 2t20 Lammot
street. Phone du Pont Exchange 0222.
FOX sAI.E---TYPEwRITERs bargains
All makes. bennington. l.. o. Smith. I'm.
derwooo. Royal 800 up. Typewriters rented
Agency. seventh and Market streets
FOR saLE--pigs 50 and up. Three y. c.
brood sows with pigs. and STOCK hog. Also
" Barred Rock cockerels. A. =. hsppel,
lockwood Road, near Folly Woods.
FOR sALE--At West street, furniture
OF lu-room house. In excellent condition,
including BABY crib, high chair. stroller and
rocker
FOR sALE---A piano. In fair condition Call
At 205 North Harrison street.
FOR Nine-foot Smith concrete
mixer. electro guide. good order. Appiyss15
-
FOR SAtE--pufn io robe. exceptionally
good condition. \ icaly lined. Joshua Con
ner x son. 2a7 Market street.
FOR sALE--An up-to-data meat box and
entire fully euuipped butchers fixtures
Apply Greanbaum Realty Co.. lis west
Ninth street, Phone s212.
FOR aALE---Thoroushbr collie dog.
cheap. 1888 Lancaster avenue.
FOR sAlE~-IIayrood-N aketield baby car
riage. frEt-rlass condition. txb. call I'll
W. Twenty-ninth street. mornings.
GOING to sell your chr List IL With me.
at no expense to tou. q. Murray Bell.
phone 6Asu
HDUSF~-2Toa Harrison street. Thoroughly
modern. Apply on premises.
LAkNtE selection OF wool and nhre tap
estry brussels aud veiyet rugs. NO matter
what sire you desire we have one that will
suit you. -
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STOP AT THE ANNEX HOTEL~-Easl
Fourth street good rooms with hot water.
beat. Tub and shower baths. $3.50. $500
and sa.uo weekly. single beds 35c aud
soc 75c si0a Open day aud night
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afforded capable aud honest man with
biEn credentials to associate with an cstab
lisbed corporation. Experience 10 sellins
unnecessary Earnings unlimited Call for
interview, als-2l Ford Bldg. Tenth and
Market streets
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DRAFTsMAN ON shop drawings for main
tenance worK. state previous experience
and where last employed. Address replies
to II. q. Box o3i.
FIRST-CLASS automobile mechanic, Man
CAPABLE of taking care OF service dcpar t.
ment. Chance for advancement for man who
can do all work on cars and trucks. No
helpers need apply. Address NJ IL. Ev
Evening Once.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wanted. with
reference. Good wages. Apply 1900 Della
ware avenue. Phone SO
IABORERS wanted. Good wages. Apply
Monday morning 20 Edward X. Pusey
Co. Tenth and Union streets.
MILLWRIGHT.
EXPERIENCED ON
PAPER MILL MACHINERY AND
GENERAL PAPER MILL WORK.
APPLY
MAN UFACTURERS AsSO.,
FREE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU,
SECOND FLOOR,
w. NINTH STREET.
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CAUSE q GlLPiN

Eleventh and Orange Streets,
Wilmington. Del
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HAULING CONTRACTORS.

l.. W. sYFRIT.
DRAYMAN.
TRUCKS 1 To TONS. To HIRE. LONG
DISTANCE HAULING. CALL 45T7 J.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-06

Kansas City.--An agreement to in.
crease the wages Of day men In coal
mines $3.50 day and those OF boys
Sc cents per day. and to make the
wage retroactive to Aug. l6. 1890
was reached by a subcommittee rep.
resenting miners and operators Of
Oklahoma, Arkansas and Missouri
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-06
WOMEN WILL NOT HAVE
TO PAY POLL TAX IN
TEN NESSEE TO RECEIVE
.SUFF RA GE PRER0 CA TIVE
LEGISLATORS OF VOLUNTEER
STATE ARE GALLANT TO THE
CLINGING VINES AT THE
LAST MOMENT

Nashville, Tenn, Sept. G.-The house
OF representatives of the Tennessee
legislature at the final session OF
the special session. Saturday, defeat
ed the bill TO require women to pay
poll tax, Al to "a, and refused to
allow spread upon its journal mo-
ton by II. X. Rlddick, suffrage floor
leader, TO have the house declared
illegal is action of last Tuesday in
expunging from the journal its pre-.
vious action in ratifying the suffrage
amendment.
The principal objection offered was
that women may vote in the Novem-
Der elections without poll tax and
that the question Of the legality of
the 10th amendment will be decided
before the regular session of the leg.
islature in January.
In offering his motion, Mr.. Riddick
contended two-thirds majority Of
the members present was necessary to
expunge n record from the journa,
whereas the action had been taken
by bare majority vote. He was
overruled by Speaker Walker on the
ground that the motion had not been
made at the time Of action by the
house.
Mr.. Riddick then entered q protest
that he had been denied the rights of
citizens granted under the state cons
stitutlon in not having his motion
and protest entered upon the jour
nal.
Both houses Of the legislature ad.
Iourned tonight after they had pass.
ed, over the veto OF Governor Roberts.
the appropriation bill. which among
other things. gave 10 each member
800 extra for expenses incurred In
remaining longer than the 20 days
Of the special session.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-06
P PR0M|NENT MEMBERS OF
KIWAN|S CLUBS ARE A I
OKLAHOMA C|TY|N B| 6
|NTE RS IA TE MEET|N c
REP MEN FROM Ev-
ERY CITY OF IMPORTANCE
IN OKLAHOMA ATTEND
SESSIONS IN CAPITAL.

Oklahoma City Sept. 6.-Approxi-
mately 300 members of the Oklahoma
and Texas international Kiwanis club
met here today in their third annual
district convention. An address by o.
Samuel Cummings of Chicago, inter
national secretary of the organization,
was the feature of today's program.
Addresses Of welcome were made at
the opening session by Governor J. 3
A. Robertson, Mayor Walton Of Ok
lahoma City and A. w. Boyd, presi
dent Of the local chamber of com.
merce.
Responses were made by Dick o
Terrell, OF san Antonio, for Texas and
John r. Woodward OF Tulsa, for Ok
lahoma. Eighteen Kiwanis clubs have
been inaugurated in the two states
1t was announced at the early meet
ing and arrangements have been
made whereby the district governor.
ship and the convention city will be
altered in the future. II is planned
to place the new district governor
in Texas and likewise the annual
convention. Edward Howell of Okla.
homa City president of the district
governor is presiding over the con-
vention.
Prominent Kiwanians in town are
Orville Thorpe. international trustee,
Dallas: Joe A. Garrity. Dallas; Jack
Horner, and r. 5. Klein. vice presi.
dent and secretary, okmulgee club;
James l.. Powell president Musko.
gee club; n. B. Henthorn, president
OF the Tulsa club; Dick Terrell, San
Antonio, and w. U. Stewart, Dallas:
Joe a. Garrity of the Dallas club will
bestow the Gerrity cup on the Ok.
mulgee club for having maintained
the highest average at the weekly
luneheons during the year.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-06
FOLLOWING COVE ERN D R
cox, SENATOR HARDING
WILL SPEAK IN CAPITAL
CITY DURING THE FAIR
FIRST WEEK IN OCTOBER
JAKE HAMON, REPUBLICAN Ma.
TIONAL COMMITTEEMAN, SE-
CURES PROMISE FROM
STANDARD BEARER TO
COME TO SOONER
STATE
Jake L. Hamon, Republican national

Jake L. Hamon, Republican national
committeeman from Oklahoma. has
returned from Chicago where he met
in conference the other members OF
the national committee.
After session during which the
campaign was discussed Mr. Hamon
went to the home OF Senator Harding
at Marion. During his conference at
Marion. Senator Harding promised Mr..
Hamon that he would come to Okla
homa to make a speech.
As far as the plans have been
made only one speech will be deliver.
ed by Mr.. Harding In Oklahoma and
that will be made in Oklahoma City.
II is probable that the date has been
fixed. but Mr.. Hamon is not ready to
announce definitely just when the
speech will be delivered However,
1t will be some time early in October.
This is the first year that candi.
dates for the presidency have ever
visited this state. Oklahoma has al.
ways been considered politically as
Il portion of the "solid south" and ef.
forts have not been made to take the
state away from the Democrats.
On his western trip Governor Cox
will be In Oklahoma City on the first
OF October and following him Senator
Harding will come for at least one
speech.
This much can be said Of Mr.. Ham.
on, that he is putting more life into
Oklahoma Republican politics than
any former Republican committee.
man has been able TO do It was at
his request that Governor Frank o.
Lowden spoke In Oklahoma City for
the Republican ticket and now he has
induced the candidate for the presl.
dency. himself. to come. While Mr..
Hamon evidently does not entertain
any hopes OF carrying this state for
the Harding.Coolidgc ticket yet he Is
ambitious 20 make a better showing
than has ever been made before and
he has done much to attract the at.
teution OF the politicians. to this
state.
In speaking OF the progress of the
national Republican campaign. Mr..
Hamon stated that the members of
the national committee expressed
themselves rs being pleased. He
does not think that the bitter fight
being made by Mr., Cox will add the
prestige to his candidacy that the
Democrats believe IL will and Mr..
Hamon IL firmly OF the opinion that
the United States will never Join the
league OF nations
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-06
DR. ASHLEY CHAPPELL
DELIVERS FIRST SERMON
ON MY YOUNG G MAN n" At
THE METHODIST CHURCH

DR.. Ashley Chappell preached the
first sermon of the series Of seven
sermons on My Young Man" last
night at Broadway Methodist church,
TO crowd that literally packed the
house.
The first subject was THE Young
Man Himself" DR.. Chappell said
In part:
Some one has said that life con-
tains three great sovereign life-verbs.
The first is ito have" and relates it.
self to the kingdom of ownership
More men and women have learned
to conjugate this verb than any
other. We have run it through all
the modes and lenses till the world
is money mad. The second verb he
mentions is "do." This verb has to
do with life's accomplishments. Its
chief word is service Jesus stood at
the height OF His earthly manhood
when he said: "I am among you as
one that serves" The third verb,
which is the one we wish TO empha-
size this evening is "be." The great
Apostle, writing to his son In the min
istry, said: '"Take heed to thyself." "
He that respects himself Is safe
from others.
He wears a coat of mail that
none can pierce.
The greatest command is not to take
heed to our wealth. nor to our serv-
ice, nor to our pleasures but to our
selves. Talleyrand said: Not is he
rich, or smart, or handsome. or well
meaning? But Is he somebody"
Supreme Need is Manhood
It is not q rich uncle, 1t is not a
rich father. nor kind grandmother
that young men need. 1t Is not a
soft berth nor feathery circumstances.
You need no soft snap. The supreme
need Is manhood under your own
hat, walking in your shoes and throb-
bing under your vest. 1t is important
who your neighbors are but the
supreme question is who are youY''
II n man makes q mouse claim for
himself, he will receive mouse
share. Let not the chief end OF
life be the burning question OF per
cent while all the dividends Of life
bring no interest in the golden stairs
that lead to throne. Millions OF
young men and women today are
floating in Cleopatra barges, spread
ing purple sails that will be threaded
by the storm.
Every One Has Gods Rich Oppor'
tunity
Ii Is not necessary to be poor OF
rich. 1t is not always possible to be
able to serve. Sometimes we are
shut in TO the invalid's chair. But
whether rich or poor, on throne
in n palace or in hovel, every man
and woman has Gods rich opportunity
IN the realm of being.
Build thee more stately mansions
OH my soul!
AS the swift seasons roll,
Leave thy lowvolted past;
Let each new temple nobler than
the last
Shut thee from Heaven with q TOMB
more vast
Till thou at last art free
Leaving thine out-grown smell oy
life's unresiing sea.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-06
RETAILER UNDERSELI.S
WHOLESALER ON SUGAR
At MIAMI, SATURDAY

Miami. OKLA. Sept. i6.-Sugar was
quoted at 20 cents a pound. whole.
sale. and at l6h cents pr pound
at a retail store Of Miami today, The
local wholesale grocery company quot.
ed sugar at the higher price this
morning and said deliveries were be.
ing made at that price. The retail
grocer advertised sugar in 100 pound
bags at $3.50, Hc said he was not
losing money on the swcetenlng.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-06
FIRST POLICY AGAINST
KIDNAPPING ISSUED BN
AN EASTERN COMPANY

Ntuskoges, Okla. Sept 6.--what Is
said to be the first kidnapping policy
ever Issued by an American insurance
company was delivered today TO D.
ieppAuI eul 10 luspHeid 'pooM NupiI
.ul pun OOOets Jol 81 Nonod OqL eos
.oYsnN 10 Supduo1 SuiuuoI pun no
sures his three daughters from kid.
naping. each Girl being insured for
5000. The policy was issued by an
eastern insurance company.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-06
FACES PRISON TERN
German officer Who Drew Pay OF
American Lieutenant on Forged
Papers Indicted.

Chicago. Sept 6.--Thcodore Schudde
a German, was indicted today by a
federal grand Jury, charged with de.
fraudnr tho government ly collecting
$3.50 In back pay while using the
ranc u Lieut.. Arthur kncaid.
schudde, who says he obtained
klt cali, papers in Gerr ~ after the
armistirr. wis returne. to this coun.
try ns kincaid and dlse' prr.t at FIT
Sheridan, ritN he cJ'.,b';l nay due
the AmertnT officer. a. MS nrrcs,.
ed az san Francisco
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-06
SUCCESSOR NAMED
Governor Appoints Eagleton 10 Sue.
ceed Judge Swank In the
Fourteenth District

Oklahoma City. Sept. Ex-Governor
Robertson appointed, saturday VIII
liam Eagleton OF Norman to be Judge
OF the l4th judicial district. Judge
Eagleton will succeed Judge i. p.
Swank OF Norman. democratic nomi.
nee for representative OF the fifth
district in congress, who resigned last
week.
Judge Eagleton, native of Ten.
nessce. was probate judge In Pawncc
county before statehood lie was
chairman OF the commission appoint.
ed by the governor last November to
investigate the coal strike.
Judge Eagleton IL expected To- hold
court at Pauls Valley. Monday
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-06
OPPOSES GRAND JURY
Oklahoma District Judge VIII Not Can
Inuuircndo Body Unless Petition
cd 10 DO So.

Oklahoma City. Sept. 6.---JudSe
George W. Clark of the district court
here announced at noon today that "a
vet no official request for n special
Grand jury probe in Oklahoma county
10 investigate the members OF the
party that lynched Claude Chandler,
negro. Sunday night. had been made
10 him. Judge Clark added that In
did not favor calling such n jury un'
less he was asked to do 80 through
petition made up by citizens.
1t was said yesterday, after a con
ference held by Attorney General
Freezing and his corps OF assistants in
vestigating the lynohing that a spec
.ial grand jury would be asked today.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-06
,Jctcr IL lnproyiug.

The numerous friends OF Mr.. W. W
Jctcr were alarmed the latter part OF
last week when the report reached
here 10 the effect that no had taken
violently III at his home IN Ardmorc
md submitted to an operation which
for tho timc being was corsldcred un'
successful II was reported that his
physicians entertained no hope for
his recovery. however later reports
Indicate that Mr. Jeter IL improving
and will recover.---poswe'l News.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-06
PATRIOTIC ARDMORE CITIZENS
SAVE QUARTER MILLION
GALLONS WATER EACH DAY

The rains that are falling coupled
with the conservation OF water VIII
result In protecting the city from
water famine. Ardmore people
are to be congratulated upon their
loyalty sto their city. Herr IL the
pumping report for Saturday and
sunday 100000 total amount pump.
cd through the mains Saturday
and u this amount 100000 came
from Hickory creek. Practically the
same amount was pumped during
the day Sunday.
Since water conservation was
begun a week ago the consumption
Of water has been reduced 100000
gallons a day. II every family will
join those who are saving water
ana will do their FUN duty toward
themselves and their city the
amount pumped viii be reduced
this week to 100000 gallons.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-06
BOUND FOR OKLAHOMA
Teyas Bank Robbers Thought to II,
Heading for sooner State Side
OF the Bod Iilyrr

Gf-lham, Texas, Sept. G.-Arined
posses pursuing three bandits who
robbed the Guaranty state Bank here
OF $4,000 last Thursday. reported
today that the outlaws suddenly
changed their course last night. and.
leaving the hilly country between
Jackshoro and Mineral Wells. has
passed through the village Of Jean,
near the Wichita county line. 1t Is
believed they are making for Okla.
homn.
The robbers when last reported
were still using the automobile In
which they escaped from Graham.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-14

IN IN Inspection OF this house will show the 6ne
20 20 make comfort in every way possible There are
~ 81 Iafge n rooms 1t is offered for sale for $3.50
s dno ~ 1t were being built along the same lines to-
sservatively ser The only for selling is that for
ms ms personal need the owner requires smalle1
New-York tribune., 1920-03-14

I'M, ln's house was erected by John Carlson. one of
Ne~ Jerseys best builders 1t contains eight rooms
and an two baths If you are interested in this kind
oI nome which is the last word in present day con-
Seiect suitable site in any good locality
these lines ~41''s'A'en's aione