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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-10

Following asvisit OF several days in
Grand Forks as the guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Lein. Dinnie block, Mrs. An
ME Rahm left at room Friday for her
home in Detroit, MINI. Mrs. Rahm
is a sister Of Mr.. Lem.
Mrs. frankie Lyman OF Cando, N.
D., spent Friday at the home OF r.
A. Barnard, 73s Walnut st. Mrs.
Lyman is grand president of the De-
gree OF Honor lodge in North Dako;a
and is ienEputc h9ple after visiting
lodges about the state.
Miss 1rma stornisz of park River
who has been q CUES: OF Miss Marjorie
Wilcoxen, Walnut street, for several
DAYS, returned on Friday morning "a
her homo.
~ the home OF hin. parents, Mr.,
- Mrs. Casper Olson, 5O4 South
18th street. Clarence Olson wa
most TO- Is couples at an informal
dancing party on Friday evening. Mrs
Frank Peacock and Misses sIgrud
Roe and Frances Jorgenson, assisted
Mrs. Olson In caring for the guaste
A light supper was served during the
evening. Those present were: Misses
Ethel Severson. Elizabeth withcrstine
Frances Doe, Marion Redick, Evelyn
Kelly, Char sotte Gowran, Virgins
Getchell. Harduf Schaische, Nusette
Willis, Viola Andersen, Lucille Brad.
shaw. Kathleen Madison, Marjorie Cd.
land and Ruth Woutat. Measrs. Rob
ert Alien, John HERMAN, Ralph II.
gers, Lester Rhode. Stewart McNul.
len. Paul Yoder.s Tom Moore Clarence
Boz, Keith Neabit, James Kelly, Rich
ard Williams, Norris Odiand. Arthur
Clifford. Harrison Wilder. Ben Me-
lntyre and Clarence Olson.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-10
Who WILL FILL AN EMPTY STOCKING?

Letters written In childish hands
are coming in rathsr steadily to the
Santa Claus Girls. ana each one car.
ries a. modest little appeal for RENE
Christmas candies and toys, or just
some remembrance from Santa Claus,
Some Of those letters are from out
OF town, There viii 10 several hun
dred children this wear, Whose visit
from Santa Claus viii depend very
largely on the Santa Claus Girls, SEX
ness. financial troubles and a variety
Of reasons combined. are making t
impossible for n good many parents 10
provide n Christmas pleasures for
their children, The boys and sirls.
childishly believing that Santa Claua
will remember them as he does all lit
tie boys and girls, viii not he able to
understand why there IA no Christmas
for them, and there'M be childish tears
and heartache. There also will be
tears and disappointment for the par
nts OF these children. because .h,y
understand fully how much Chris, mas
means to n child,
Now. IL those who have a purse that
is a little more comfortably upholster-
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-10
a8EzIz"Tinker Bob'ZIIAZ
EAAaAgN9& BY CARLISLE H. Holcomb @A
BY arIysle H. holcomb
THE MEETING OF MR. MARSH
RABBIT.

TILE MEiEIlNS Ot Mfk MtAlsoE1
RABBIT.
Right behind the King Of the forest
there was the movement Of a twig
thai no one noticed but Jack. the rab-
bit. Jack always noticed all such
movements.
you see," said Tinker Bob, there
is a difference in the tracks that are
beside the brook and the ones thai
lead into the brook. Look very care
following the brook shows the track OF
the forefeet to be one ahead Of tn
other"
Well. what if 1t does" said Silk
fellow might have slipped a Bit
mot a bit. Mr.. Monkey. 1t doesn
show that he slipped. 1t shows h
N was a creature hat climbs a tree
the other one that always stays on tbs
ground. The creature that climbs a
ground showing his forefeet together
so this rack was made by Johnny
Squirrel for he has feet nearly as large
as Jack. the rabbit"
You see. Mr.. Monkey. you don't
know everything yet" said Jack. the
wood rat. Il can even teach you some
lessons about the forest"
Yes You, u you haven't told me
who made the tracks that lead into
the brook. I guess you don't know
my more about it than I do"
Il win have to tell you about the
tracks that lead into the brook" said
Tinker Bob. Don't you know there
are other kinds Of rabbits besides
Jack. the cottontail rabbit Well. If
you didn't know it will tell you.
There is a rabbit that looks just like
Jack out he acts differently. and he
grows larger"
90 King. I'm afraid you are trying
to fool me. I never saw another rab-
bit in all the forest"
Well. Mr.. Monkey. the King is not
foolinE you I am telling you the truth.
This fellow lives in the swamp all the
time and he swims as we'll as runs. He
doesn't go away very far from the wa.
ter. He can swim as vel! as Three
legs. the Muskrat."
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-10
Social Club Arranges
Schedule OF Dances

The entertainment committee of st.
Mgry's Social club has announced the
program Of dances which will be given
during the winter months in the st.
Aary's auditorium. under the auspices
Of the club The series was recently
started. the first dance having proved
completely Euccessful, and the next
ana! scheduled is the dance Of Thurs
day night. December Is. Emard's or
cheStra has been secured to play for
the entire series. and the dancing
hours Will be from 8 to II o'clock. un-
less otherwise ANNOUNCED.
Dates which have been arranged
December Is. December 20. Janpary
~. January 2S. February o, February
20 and April 20.
The club was Organized last year.
and several pleasant dances and card
parties were given during tho season.
Members OF the CONGREGATION are
eligible to attend al affairs given by
the club. and friends Of the consre-
cation are invited for the various
events. Fl
The December meeting OF the
Thursday Musical club. held on Friday
afternoon In the auditorium Of tho
Frs Presbyterian church, was a
social one. Tea was served followin
a yprlsI pTOBF1Tug 1nu y
Nelson Kelly and Clarence A. Hale
presiied at the tea and coffee urns.
Trio program was given ny Mis-
Ann Reeley, reader; W1lbert Lebeler.
baritone and a chorus which sang old
English holiday carols. Mrs. L. C,
HARRINGTON and Miss Lilah Sannea
were the accompanies. Miss Gertrude
Smith supervisor Of music IN the
local schools. assisted In directing the
chorus.
In compliment TO Mrsasw. N. Nc.
Herman OF Spring Valley. Wis, the
Christmas Cheer club were enter
avenue. The guests were fnvit-
cd 70 bring their neodiework. Mn,
MeKernan 10 Waiting Ut the home 81
her sister, Mr.. Lewis Peterson. Yer.
non avenue.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-10
BY Eloise.

Nothing could SO happily hit the
high mark in stylish wraps as This
lovely velvet 20 trimmed with wide
bands of caracul. 1t is a dressy wrap
suitable for afternoon and street wear.
The graceful. bloused lines, the wide
cuffs. and the long. loose side panels
with their fur edging make for. beau
ty as we'll as style. The contrast OF
the light fur against the dark material
makes a striking color scheme.
1t may be noted here that the blous-
ed coat. the fare sleeve and the I'M
ever coat bottom are all features. OF
the garments now being made for
spring and so a wrap like this for
winter will surely be good for two
seasons. Note the smart hat and the
black brocaded bag which make the
costume complete to the last detail.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-10
ALABAMA ELECTS WOMAN.

Mrs. Mary Echols, elected az one
OF the four associate city commits
sioners Of Birmingham, Alabama, has
attracted nationwide attention for
the reason that Alabama was n OF
the last states to ratify the federal
equal suffrage amendment. AS it was,
her delay postponed its ratification for
months. The fight against 1t in that
state vas very bitter A large ma
jority OF the m OF the south oc-
cupying high social positions were
keeniy antagonistic to women taking
active part in politics on the ground
that II was degrading to southern
tradition and sentiment.
Mrs. Echols. who for two years had
served a a member Of the school
board, became a candidate for associ-
commissioner. She indicated her
purpose, II elected. to help clean up
Birmingham. Her place on the COM
mission was forecast as head Of the
pubic health and education. This
lifted in with a strong movement to
combat the social disease evil, and
with an insistent public demand for
Improvement Of school conditions.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-10

Wei atsrT the ccnccre lrssa and
BcsSe.y ana Z ~crc tRvfesd Ah~eh
70 EA L41spcsxMcc.S Aasne On
Chestnut street f0~ QUO o. Mrs..
LTsecrAnoees desctcas lunshcs:
Frank FcctfsA1R and MS wife ~serc
there, ana Violet L'cspccAnae, and
they are fine lcsEs and dainty
ncsShhors, and trey aren't missing
much unsteady. hc,ansc they c~n
an Edison and los 81 wonderful
records. Wen. VIC had ssnsh and
Violet began playing ssSc E6tsca,
and Frank and MIS-. EccfSsAsR
were Stirling TO one side aRS Frank
had his eyes s,r1 OF hasf csnscd
and his FINGER TIPS together and
he was lis1casn~ and OF cercse
Violet in dcfcrcnce to RslSsy and
beHHc Shc Hsnd thorn began
Paying snsac Of EcSer'S recacSs
sire had nra3c fer TIC Ellison.
Sffa played n sweet hear tnnca ne
thing, -f'A Remember YsgE. Love,
In My Prayers" and frank WAS
listening ard 81 were Msade
tE:s3s wsfea and Ell, and Mrs.
Fecthasn, and Ir1na and L. and
the light N the rocNn was scT1a
subEnea and the Song sIiNpcd us
Al and socn Bctsey hsEan to ham
and then she 6roke into song
esosic.s sing it was ard !, Blended
in with the voice ccmiaE from the
Ellison - her yasce-aDd you
coulan'r Distinguish the enc from
the other. II VAS perfect that
recr,atsfsn OF tse living voice
every shade. every tcnc ard he
co,orinS Of every tcne was .tseee.
Say. it icst grippcc MS and he'd
us tight. Ono 'ouid hear the
clock tick it was 50 still outside of
that glorious singing. that superb
duet. that WAS mol q dnet. bnt Just
Ectscy and Be sey:s voice singing
there together. Blending. swelling
and failing. thrilling and hold s,g
u.s.. Just a word here friends.
don't let any one ever tell you a
Tone Test is a frame up. y fake.
No one coold have sat in Els
home Saturday night and heard
that spontaneous thing, felt the
beauty and perfection of it ard
ever brooked any hint of fraud
In q real Tone Test again.
Frank Feetham has q phono-
graph. but not an Edison. but
frank heard this impromptu tone
ties. that Betsey gave us. I left
him didn't I. sitting there with
half closed eyes listening to that
divine mclody-it e.Mlcd-I was
watching him. he started. seemed
pIauded! Say! you would have
the Metropolitan Grand Opera
~ thA rra- he nrfnI ~-L no ~r.~n
sinccrc-ask fim-yon doubling
Thomnscs. and ask Ell and Maude
md Violet. I sad Frank had a
monograph and not an Edison,
but I prophecy that he will have
an Edison some day SOON. He
couldn't hear what he heard Sat-
urday night and ever be satisfied
With an ordinary monograph
AGAIN. and that goes friends, with
you all.
tr~,'y wish that En's home
had been the SIC OF the Auditor
furn. aud ycN az had been there
WITH ns---"ot h~clare I would
have sDid you each an Ed'son but
bcrausr l Wisl, yoM M sucfter
pleasure that that nf say nr had
the opportunity that was ours.
81 PoprAer.
d. p. S.-Another wcnGerrul Ffli-
son artist Is in Grand Forks and
we have asked her to hold q
ception in our store this after
noon from 4.4s TO 6 a.. m. and
again after dinner. Como in and
meet ono Of tie real. honcst-to-
goodness human beings who
makes Edison records and hear
her sing.
Advertisement. S. p.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-10

The Alumnae Association OF St.
James Academy announces pans for
4 card and dancing party to besgiyen
In the knights. of Columbus club
rooms, ext Wednesday evening. De
cember "A Emard,s orchestra Will
play in the upper auditorium from
. o'clock until midnight. The card
playing 10 scheduled Il begin AT 8
O'Clock % grand nola 10 announcsd
for the evenings pIeasure.
ThisgjA the socjetysss first pArtyySthts
years and if II q 6nccessfdt Inc soeial
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-10

committee announces that more will
.fo,sow. Miss Margaret Thacker. whn
is president OF the association. VI also
chairman Of the committee in charge
Of the party arrangements.
The Gideon sooiety VIII have III
annual Christmas party this evening
in the home of MI. and Mrs. w. j.
Horner, 11lS Belmont avenue. There
- to be ~ Christmas tree, well laden
With lifts for tho members. and !
short program. All visiting Gideona
are cordially invited 70 the party.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-10
|X.RAy HAY SOON
MASTER CANCER, is
RADi0LOGlST CLAILl

Chicago, Dec. 9.--The X-ray now
is developed to the point where it a
effect vezy reach the most d%cep-seat-
ed organic trouble, and complete mas
terry of cancer, as lar 3 physical
equipment is concerned, is only u
matter of apply and perfecting tho
details Of the machines which have
l,ecn put in use in the last six months.
many. told the Pathological Society
Of North America tonight. DR.. Bachrn
described the research Of 18-ycars b.
which the 200-volt x-ray has been
developed.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-10

ed. will just believe thai sAe greaSes;
Christmas joy comes rhreaEh string,
and will share a Rars of EaAsr gbeS
Claus Girls lss. thsrs wsl he no need
of any dtsappointnssn9or SeH-s- Cor
trhutIons may be sens 70 ahs SsnsR
Claus Girls in car Of TIM herald, and
all Will be acknowledged through
these columns About $SSslpG was
needed aS - 10 cover the EXPENSES
incurred foE the Christmas parcels
distributed, by III. Santa Claus Gisss,
At least thai much VIII he needed this
year.
Give yourself 3 merry Christmas by
making Christmas happy for a child,
Send the contributes ROW. Recon,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-10

Presently a movement became no.
t;cable behind the King and there
came into full view the slick little fell
low the King was talking about The
main difference between him and
Jack. the C~ottentail is that ne has no
white spot on the underside Of his tai!
and he Is a little heavier. Other than
that he is very much like Jack. He
prefers TO live in the swamp all the
time for it is easier to inc protection
there without running so far. and any
way he does not like the brier patch,
s you see, Mr. Monkey. there are
others in the forest who know more
than you do" Jack. the WOOD rat,
spoke again.
Silky merely made a "snoot.'' at
Jack and went about getting acqua;nt-
ed with Mr.. Marsh Rabbit whom he
learned to respect quite as much as
he did Jack the Cottontail.
ITO be Continued.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-10
HEALTH PROGRAM
III CHURCH SUNDAY

A special service will be given Sun
Cay evening in the Plymouth Congre-
g%ational church, in conformity with
the aims of Health Week, which is To
be universally observed the week be-
ginning December II.
Special music. to be provided by an
instrumental trio, violin, Cello and
piano, lis to be a special attraction of
the service. ~ ~ sj
+. DIR. H. E. French will speak Oh
General Aspects ofisPublic Healtl,
DR.. Grassick will take Up the
work of@the State Taberculosis@ socie-
'ty. n Surgical Aspects of Health.
and the Diseases of Later Life" will
be tho topic discussed by DR.. W. H.
Witherstine.
Charts, exhibits and maps will form
part Of the clinic. Opportunity will
be afforded at the close OF. the meet
ing for questions and an informal dis
c%ussion. The general public has bec+l
extended an invi:a alton.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-10
Mrs Louis SCHULTZ.

These issues were palpably iniu-
entail In her election. She went in
with hundreds Of votes to spare
largely as the result Of ONE voters
who determined to have a woman rep
resentative on the commission. Her
salary is 5000 a year.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-10

- .a
Miss Emma Moore has gone to her
h>.--e j, Devils lake following a two
day visit in Grand Forks at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Lavallee, 906
Lewis boulevard. Miss Moore stopped
in his city en- route to Devils Lake
after spending five weeks in Ingram,
Wis. and Minneapolis.
The regular vesper service will be
held in the rooms of the Young Wom-
EMS Christian association at S p. m.
Sunday. Mrs. w. J. Hutcheson will
be the speaker. Miss katherine
Finch, soprano. will sing. A light
supper will be served at the close OF
the service by a group of girls from
the Baptist Young Peoples society.
All women and girls of the city are
cordially invited to attend.
A.. ,cn of the Methodist
chu. n invited to the COW
cred er to be given in the
church . room on Monday eve
ming, at t o'clock. At the close OF
the supper a program is to be given.
enc of the features to be a report OF
the missionary convention at Wichlta
Kan. this fall by Mrs. w. ]. Hutche-
son. Mrs. Hutcheson attended n
meeting as a delegate from this dis
;rict.
r X X
There will be a meeting of the
County Graduate Nurses association
in the parlors of the Y. w. C.. A. next
Tuesday afternoon, opening at 8
O'clock. Members have been request
ed to attend.
St. Agnes Guild will have a regular
meeting on Wednesday evening, De-
cember Ia. in the home of Misses vi
ola and Sylvia Adams. SIG Fifth ave-
invited to attend.
The first division of the Baptist
Ladies Aid. will meet on Wednesday
afternoon at 3 O'Clock in the home of
Mrs. S. C. Hendrickson, 713 North
Third street. On Wednesday after
noon also. the fourth division will
hold its regular meeting. Mrs. w. A.
Odell. 1928 Belmont avenue to be the
hostess. There will not be meetings
of the second and third division this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs D. B.. Morris of the
Improvement block were among the
guests at a banquet given at the Far
go Commercial club rooms on Thurs
day evening by twenty-five former
SIuQenlS OF the alumni OF the iowa
State college of agriculture. Mr.. and
Mrs. Morris are spending a fortnight
in Fargo. during which Mr.. Morris is
attending the North Dakota state con-
ference Of county agents.
Ma%5sasSs
IN compliment TO Miss Mildred
Bulge, a New Years bride. two tables
we're entertained this afternoon by
Miss Frances Murphy, in her home,
los Fourth emu The diversion
was bridge. The hostess was assisted
in serving tea at the close of the aft
crnoon by her sister, Mrs. George
Dyck Of Saskatoon; sask.
Mrs. Alice Murphy, 106 Fourth
avenue is entertaining her brother.
Mr.. r. McFadden of Cavalier, ais her
guest for a few days. Mr.. McFadden
arrived in the city Friday night. He
is en- route to Drayton. N. D.. to visit
his daughter, Mrs. r. Betchel.
X X
Mr.. n Mrs. f. A. Cameron, Fuller
apartments. have had Mrs. p. A. Han
son fof Park River as their house
guest for several days. Mrs. Hanson
returned this morning to her home.
H.5H. Cooper, a former North Dako-
tn university student. now a practic-
ing attorney at Kenmare. n. D.. was
an over tight guest Friday Of Mr..
Aand Mrs. Cameron.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-10
To Entertain
Piano Pupils

Mr.. ana Mrs. Paolo Conte will BE-
at ...4le Informally on Sunday to the
pupil. n MIR. Conte's piano and gan
/. classes, The hours are to be from
2:30 to S o'clock. and during the aft
ernoon Mrs. Conte will be assisted by
Misses Camilla Hofto and Marie Vale.
Little Miss Margaret French,
~ h ST of DR.. and Mrs. H. E.
French, will tell the guests a Christi
mas sorry, THE Golden Cobweb," and
o,ner numbers OF interest to be CIV
en- are:
klgaudon ............ MacDowell
Harriet DePuy.
Elegie Yonferoff
Constance Tucker.
Prelude in D flat ......... Chopin
James Henry.
Sewuidilla Aloenlz
Helen Fox.
Nocturne A....... eld-Schulhoff
Minnie Johnson.
Eagle Mcdowell
Viona Hanson.
valse in a
Sadie Anderson.
Dance Mcdowell
catherine Murray.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-10

Maple Leaf Rebekah lodge will have
a regular meeting on Tuesday evening
at 1880 o'clock in the Odd Fellows'
hall. Nomination of officers is to take
place at this time and all members
are urged to attend. Nellie Bahlke,
N. c.; Agnes Rudser. secretary
Evening star., 1921-05-26
ITO Conn. Ave.

18TH ST NEAR KENYON.
Price. $11 800.
This elegant home contains . rooms. . baths
hot water heat. electric lights. Instantaneous
water heater: has hardwood floors and trim
throughout: paved alley. This house is in ex-
celienr condition and occupied by owner. whO
will rive immediate possession.
NEAR 18th AND PARK RID.
Price $16.5OO.
A beautiful semi-detached brick home con
tains 10 rooms and = baths on : floors: hot
water heat, electric lights. hardwood n0"rs
and trim: newly decorated throughout. This
home has 3 feet frontage by 10 feet TO paved
alley; room for double garage.
CHEVY CHASE. d. C.-41st ST.
Price, $1O.250.
tanning s rooms and hath. hot-water heat Ice
tric lights open fireplaces. front and rear
nor,hes: large lot to alley: room for garage.
Ovner-occupant will give possession.
pEI.MOST ST.. WEST OF 14th.
Price. $1,000. Cash. 5000. .
This is a rare bargain. we just listed to-day
, BEAUTIFUL brick home, containing II rooms. =
ba this. modern heating plant. electric lights.
ha nd wood floors and trm sleeping rorches.
Won will find il impossible to duplicate this
home at anywhere near this price in this sec
Evening star., 1921-05-26

A practically new home Of seven s rooms !. - -
screened. sleeping pOrches; strictly modern anu
| up-t p-to-date. This dwelling is % feet wide @ ana
The lot is 100 feet deep. Priced at only $lOVo
Cleveland Park.
An attractive semi-detached residence OF the
colonial type having eight bright rooms ana
tiled hath; hot-water heat: electricity. Buiit-
in sarsre. Now VACANT. Price. $4,000.
Northeast.
One Of Kennedy Bros homes in splendid
location: six rooms and tiled hath: sleeping
porch; hot-wster heat; electric lights; lot runs
hack to a paved alley. The owner. who IS
leaving town, is anxious to sell and an oner
is earnestly solicited
Woodley Park.
Near csth and Cathedral ave-. just across
Conn. ave bridge. Attractive DWELLING T. s"n. ','n.
tanning 10 spacious rooms and tiled paths:
has hot.vater heat and electric lights: spen-
did hardwood trim: sleeping porch Built-in
garage This home must be inspected to be ap-
prcciated. Price, $4,000.
STONE &
1912 New York Avenue.
ASK THE PEOPLE Wuo KNOW U.s." LEA
Evening star., 1921-05-26
F. M. JOHNSON REALTY co.
Main AIS.

. ST. NEAR 18th ST.
Price. Sl1 800.
4 most beautiful home in this aristocrat ic
section. which will he very pleased to show
you. II contains rooms. . this. hot-wa ter
heat. hardwood floors and trim throughout
screened sleeping porch. large lot TO paved
alley. Owuer-occuPant will give possession.
NEAR 18th AND Q SITS. NV.
Price. SO 900.
Another beautiful home in this delectahle
section. which contains II rooms. baths. hot
water heat electric lights, hardwood floors and
trim throughout. in perfect condition. which
we Will be delighted TO show YOU: has very
large lot to paved alley: double garage.
on EYE ST. NEAR 9Th NV.
Price. SS.s0.
A splendid business location in this desirahl"
section: house contains rooms and bath. un
usually large lot To very wide paved alley.
.-story br.ck garage. with reom for q cars:
all in splendid condition. We consider ths an
exceptionally good buy investment.
BILTMORE ST. NEAR 2oth.
Price. SlS.On0
An unusually attractive home in this cA"ia
siye section; contains IL rooms. laths. hot
water heat. electric lights. instantaneous wat"r
heater. hardwood floors and trim throughout; {;
large lot wide alley: :-storr double "a
raGe: occupied by owner. who VIII give pos
sos