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Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1921-04-29

be manufactured, prescribed and
sold for medicinal purposes. are
signed within the next few days.
they will be in force just long
enough to give the people taste"
Wayne B. Wheeler. general cOun-
sci for the Anti-Saloon League.
said. Wheeler was of the opinion
that the regulations will be signed
when the new commissioner of in
ternal revenue, D. H. Blair, is con-
firmed by the senate.
It was the intention of the drys
to ask for a review of Palmer's
ruling until they found it impos-
sible to find the proper persons to
make the appeal to Attorney Cen
eral Daugherty. Now, they will
depend on their supporters in con-
gress to plug the hole for all time.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1921-04-29
Singing CONVENTION
AT CONCORD Church
Large Crowd and Much Inter.
est Two Marriages Meet
Next With Bethel

A large crowd attended the an
nual spring singing of the Carroll
County Convention which was
held at Concord last Sunday.
Some fine singers we're present and
some very excellent singing was
enjoyed. The fall meeting of the
association will be held with the
Bethel church three miles north oil
Huntingdon.
Two new married couples at.
tended the singing Sunday having
taken the wedding vowsthat morn.
ing. They were Mr.. Bee Crider
to Miss Mamie Lee Moore and Mr..
Olgar Dickerson to Miss Minnie
Hargrave. These are clever young
people of the Concord community,
representatives of good families,
and they we're the recipiants oil
many hearty congratulation and
we'll wishes.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1921-04-29
Buena Vista High

The commencement exercises OF
the Buena Vista High School will
be from May 4 to May 8. The
primary and intermediate depart
ments will render program on
Wednesday night. Thursday night
will be the musical recital. The
annual play, ''Prosessor Pepp"
will be given on Saturday night.
The baccalaurate sermon will be
preached Sunday night BY Rev.
Chesley L. Bowden of jackson
Tenn. The program will close with
the graduating exercises on Mon
day night. The presentation OF
diplomas will be by Connie N.
Picker.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1921-04-29
Missionary Union

A meeting of the Woman's Mis-
ionary Union, of the Weakley
County Baptist Association, was
held in Mckenzie Wednesday.
Mrs. T. N. Hale, OF Dresden, is
the president of the union. The
program included. Loyalty to
Kingdom Work." Mrs. Mortimer
Riley, of Memphis; devotional
service, Mrs. JAS. E. Peery of
Dresden; Stewardship as Related
to Ourselves" Mrs. Virgie Mayo,
Mrs. John G. Crockett and Mrs.
Thomas; Stewardship of Our
Young People," Miss Agnes WHIP
pie; reading Miss Gladys Warren:
missionary playlet, Mckenzie
Spaitz. Many delegates attended
and the Mckenzie church gave
them a royal reception.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1921-04-29
HERO LAID TO REST
AMONG HIS PEOPLE
Under Home Skies Warren Kyle
is Laid Away Surrounded
by His Friends

The remains of Warren Kyle,
who made the supreme sacrifice on
the battletields of France, was rec
inferred at Hollow Rock last Sum
day. The body reached Hollow
Rock Saturday and was carried
to the home of Luco McMackins,
Mrs. McMackins being a sister Of
the deceased.
The burial and funeral services
were held Sunday at the Baptist
church. The services we're under
the auspices of the Masonic order
and the American Legion. A pro.
cession followed the body from the
residence to the church and an inn
mense audience attended the SER
vices. It is estimated that over
1000 people we're present. The
funeral was preached by Rev. T.
M. Boyd.
Young Kyle was killed while in
service on the day preceding the
signing of the armistice. His body
was buried on the field where he
was killed, but later was brought
to England. inferred there, and
exhumed and brought home. He
was q fine young man and is sur
vived by bis wife and one child.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1921-04-29
Making New Assessment

w. S. Scott, the county tax
assessor, assisted BY Eld. W. L.
Denton, is making new assess
ment Of both real and personal
property of the county. This
assessment was made necessary
under the new law enacted by the
recent legislature and the assess
ment will stand for two years. II
property owners would cooperate
with the assessor in getting at the
real value of property much com
plant and trouble would be OBJ
waited. They are at work this
week in the Mckenzie community.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1921-04-29
Poteete--Lewis

Mr.. Arther Potete and Miss
Essie Mae Lewis were married
last Sunday. The marriage &C.
Cured at the home Of Squire j. T.
Biggart, of the Sixth district, Mr..
Biggart saying the ceremony. A
few special friends Of the con-
tracing parties witnessed the mar.
rage and accompanied the couple
to the home of Mrs. A. w. Fry
where a fine wedding dinner was
served. These are clever young
people and their friends wish them
a happy married life.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1921-04-29
Trouble Averted

A citizen from the community
of Yuma rode up to the hitching
rack in Huntingdon a few days
ago and while tying bis nag to a
post was approached by a Hunt
ingdon citizen who timidly asked
him if he wanted to buy some
white mule. The Yuma fellow
gave the Huntingdon walking
salesman look of utter contempt
and disdain, and Indignantly re-
marked, | am from near yuma.
Oh, excuse me, said the Hunting
don man, have you any more than
you need. And thus serious trouble
was averted.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1921-04-29
Mr.. Dill Dead

Emerson U. Dill died at bis
home on route four last Monday
morning about 4 o'clock, after q
lingering illness with Q cancer,
having been confined to bis bed
since Christmas. He was So years
old and a man held in high esteem
il his community. He is survived
by bis wife, two sons, Sid Dill. of
Mt, Pleasant, Texas, and James
Dill of this community and two
daughters, Mrs. Elmer Dill, of
Cleveland, o.. and Mrs. Mamie
Cash, OF this county. The inter-
ment occurred Wednesday after
noon at Palmer's Shelter, after
appropriate funeral services.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1921-04-29
Big May Days

The first Sunday in May usually
attracts large crowds to old Hol-
low Rock church, Roans Greek and
at Liberty All. For nearly forty
years this custom has prevailed.
Next Sunday will be no exception
at each these places. They gener-
ally have all-day services with din
ner on the ground. Many attend
for the benefit of the services,
buta large number 60 for the OUT
ing and to be with the crowd.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1921-04-29

Miss Mary Priestly Cox and
Miss Mary johnson, pupils of
Miss Glenn Hopkins in the depart
ment of music in the Huntingdon
High School will give a piano re-
cital next Saturday evening, April
80. at the auditorium, s o'clock.
Everybody invited to be present.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1921-04-29
Idle Hours

gNHERE is no place in the life Of the successful
man for idle hours. AWhen he works. he
works. when he plays, he plays. He does each
in its appointed time and with purpose. But he
is never found just waiting for something to
turn up" It is necessary that healthy minds
have certain amount of recreation, but when
playtime comes he seeks the kind of diversion
that appeals to him and pursues it just as assidu-
ousy as he does his work. Hours wisely spent
are an investment which will pay dividends during
your whole life; hours spent in idleness are
depreciation charge that must be added to your
overhead when striking balance in your Book
of Life.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1921-04-29
A Pessinist

An optimist is a man who sees
only the sunshine; pessimist is one
who searches yainly for the moon.
shine. = Roanoke World News.
One who searches yainly for the
moonshine is also blind. Nashville
Tennessean. This last statement
must certainly be true when ap-
oiled to Carroll county.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-24
WHITE CROSS
ATTACKS HART
Calls Protest Meeting on
Anti-Narc0tic Veto


Indignation over Gov. Hart's veto
OF the anti-narcotic bin. parsed
unanimously by both branches Of ths
state legislature. reached a point
Thursday which resulted In arrange
ments for a meeting next week ok
officers Of the white Cross. anti-nar-
ootic organization. 10 draw up .
formal protest
Rev. W. II. Biiss. president Of shs
White Cross. declared: '~rhere In no
possible excuse for the veto. This
bill had the Endorsement OF every
rfghtmindcd person who knew any
thing about IL. and In It's very nature
has no opposition.
"it was entirely on one Ode Of tho
upllft OF humanity and was support
ed by every social. economic and
moral argument
EFT will now prevent the meeting
out OF adequate sentences 70 ped
dlers Of narcotics, and the White
Cross vii be handicapped In It's work
unless the federal courts live up To
the u. 8. statutes which allows SEN
tencs OF five years in prison and .
fine Of $1,000.
1.-THE governors excuse WIN proba~
bly, be that he wanted to cut down sp-
propriaiions, but the bin called for
no expenditures Of money AZ this
time"
Chester A. Batcheler. deputy prose
cutting attorney. who, with Rcpresen-
taiive Adam Beeier drew up the bill
and stecred II thru the legislature.
declared the bill had the sanction Of
the State DruggistS association and
the state department Of agricuiture-
He added he was sure he spoke for
all members 81 the White Cross IN
gay saying the governors veto was
/ entirely fnexcuNabie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-24
Names Fizz, but He
Violated Speed Law

81 Ffzz." said City Attorney
George A. Mcaghcr In police court
Thursday.
tits against the law" reminded
Judge John B. Gordon
"Yes. these traffic yiolators are
a nuisance" added Meagher. Il
move his bah be forfeited"
I. Fizz's bail of 81 was declared
in forfeit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-24
Old Car Tokens to
Help Hospital Kids

Turn in your old bronze strcet car
tokens and buy a little sunshine for
tho kiddies at the Children's Ortho-
pesiic hospital
Boxes have been placed in down
town department stores where you
can drop the tokens They win be
collected by officers Of the hospital
and cas,ed for the youngsters
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-24
Wire Briefs

SALINAS. Cai--Bcrt Nixon. son
OF former United States senator
from Nevada. killed In auto accident
sPoKANE.--Arthu Kincaid. s..
falls into tub and IL ecalded TO death.
SPOKANE Robert Ciiifiand. Is
months old, browns in creek
LONDON Bomb explosion IN the
atro at Milan. Italy. Kills 20 persons.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IND hat. iden-
tined rs that Of r. l. Stewart. beiiev'
81 drowned in Columbia river week
ago
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-24
Wong Wing Wooed
Poppy, IT'S Said

Aifho George r. Matthew. assist-
ant United states district attorney.
In prosecuting Wong Poy Wing.
charged with possession OF hop"
endeavored TO INTRODUCES In cvidencs
how many smokes there are In can
Of opium. Judge Nctcrer ruled
against IL Thursday.
P. S.-There are about LOCO.
Ceorge)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-24
'Tisn't Mine, Says
Paul. Mournfully

PAU Jones denied In federal court
Thursday that he had violated, brok-
en-. fractured or otherwise injured
the national booze law. The evil
dence held against him Is ITO quarts
OF bottled beer. so gallons OF ths
same in kegs. and brewing appara-
tus galore.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-24
u. S. Man Charges
Police Protection

Startling charges OF police proteor
ton were made by David J. Williams
collector of internal revenue Thurs
day. He thanked Chief w. II. Scar
ing and the force for assisting and
protecting" income tax collectors
during the rush Of frantic payers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-24
Bouchet Guilty
of Manslau4hter

PORTLAND. March .<.--The jury
at noon today returned q verdict
finding DIR. Norman Bouchet guilty
Of granddaughter In tho killing OK
his sweetheart. Mrs. Ruth v. Rich
ards. Leniency was recommended
Sentence VIII be pronounced Frt
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-24
Their Interurban
Train Costs $525

It's worth just s525 to the Pacific
Northwest Traction Co. to own a
Seattle Everett interiiban train that
is alleged to have struck and killed
George Bohannan's two heavy
horses July Z. 1890. according to
Bohannan's suit In Judge Otis w.
Drinkers court
81 I,Op q Al T. AIrrOAIORII Esc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-24

CARLOAD or HoilenS hAar on
mountains--S well broke ninsie
horses. used 60 work. from $50 up
n head one team. weight $500, Z
years old Several other good
teams. Tor sale cheap. sesf .th sv.
COWS FOR SALE - ONE swiSs
Jersey. Just fresh, $50! one fine
Guernsey. frchh. stse, one iiol-
stein giving raia stsb. ono
coming freah, Legal, stsa, aIia
Fourth ave. w. end OF Went Queen
Annc ear liue,
TWO FRESH cows nEAcoN sssi.
81 FOR sAf.E---AUTOMon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-24
Three Bad Checks
Passed for Meals

Despite the fact that three bogus
checks. totaiing s7e.5o were passed
on him Saturday. Douglas Hatfield.
rcstaurateur OF ia Union st. Ii still
disiiing out generous steaks
~ FOR s1TE-NIsCELLANEOTS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-24
See
WHITLEY
First

II you are under the impress
sion that new cars are going
Z to be cheaper. and that good
used cars are going to be a
drug on the market. we can
, assure you that you have a
disappointment in store. This
month a great many people
are trading In their 1920
models for 1915. and bar
3 gains are greater now than !
will be later. Keep in touch .
with us and we will guaran-
= tee you a good car at bar
gain. Many on hand now.
Finance Company turns rrf-
z vately own d rcpossessed
cars over TO us 10 sell for
, the balance due them. Just
I, like taking over the other
party's contract after a big ,
part has been paid.
, EASY TERMS
3 1918 roadster-coupe Oak
; 1918 s" Oakland 5,pass. Act wv
quick ..........,,....... $40 /,
1918 positively re W d
3 oakland roadster 49,. $50
Z 1920 Elgin sport; like /;
new; save ,............ 65o /.
; 1870 Elgin touring. very
slightly used: save 49,. 500 ,
-Four Chevrolets that have
Z Just been turned in on
new Chevrolets. .sse0 to 500 .
Terms as low as 800 down
Z and $40 month.
B WHITLEY MOTOR CO.
lil9 Il. Madison.
East Sli. Eves. East Ts26
y - =. -. -. -. - -. - - -. - - - =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-24
FURNISHED HOUSES

FURNISHED HOUSE
4 ROOMS
modern bungalow, on good
raer lot; blocks from street
Fort LAwton district S2s per
bimonton. 40 New YORK Blk
W 725J.
fED--ELDERLf CHRISTIAN
sble 10 live with and board old
b For rent Of Groom furnished
be 5e03 Evanston ave. Queen
u 32zs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-24
UNITED MOTORS co.


UNITED MOTORS co.
We have for sale the hest line
| OF Reviewed automobiles
that money can buy at
| real Dollar for Dollar value.
Sec us Before You Buy.
VIE HAVE
Cole Aero : t-paasenser sport
ntcr.
Cole Aero 4 T-psssenxer dem
Coils ! ,.passenEsr shpmmy
| roadster.
Hudson passenger sportster.
Hupmoblle. model ".
fIupmebllo. model II
oldamohlle 1919. fine.
REQ 1880 sedan like new.
Paige Light six. getting over
Buick Light str touring
TRUCKS AND DELIVERIES
REQ spcedwagon express
Rso speedwaEen. covered
REQ Spesdwason chsssia
GAc. with express body.
ktssel = ton chassis.
Ford f.ton express. cheap
Overland i.s0o. pound express.
Ford y ton. covered body.
Dodge delivery, cxprcHs. 1850
Indiana ton. completely
ovcrhauied
AND A Tot on OTHERS
There 10 a large showing TO
| select from. and what's
| more. you arc doing busi-
| ness with an oid-ratAbiinhed
and substantial firm. not a
fly by night or curb
stoner. We have a reputa-
ton 70 maintain and a
future 20 protect. that's why
thia 10 such an unusual cp-
portunlty and Why you take
no chances
CALL AND SEE us
UNITED MOTORS CO
Reviewed Car Department.
IGgu~2s Bellevue
Between Pike and ftne
THE HOME or THE
COLE REQ. pORr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-24

M, SEW ERAL DAYS AGO
Ady's platinum diamond ring. val
I'd as heirloom. Liberal reward.
d questions asked. Capitol llgh
BIN GIVEN BOY OR Girl.
tying best reason why you should
y the lucky winner. state how
'ou would use IL A-S4. Star.
kT, TUESDAY--PITT BULL TER
~. answering the name Jerry"
ksnse No. M-251s. Phone Ken
t,od 41ff. Reward
EsAM WEfsFIELD CAN'T RE
W your watch. throw II away.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-24
MAI1E AND FEMALE HELP
WANTED
sALEsMEN WANTED

10 ACCESSORY AANUFAc-
&fer wants aaiesmen selling auto
tvply, garage and hardware trade
y quality product. Give ex-
snsnce, references. territory COW
~. Liberal terms. Arthur Nc
None. Manager. Proctor Bldg
NV X v
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-24
HOUSES FOR RENT

PM HoUsEBOAT, PARTLY
ksbsd: wet eide Lake Union
ing distance. nout suitable
- men who want TO bach. =
NJ for $3.50 or sell on rental
xfnn Owner. $40 New YORK
u Main 72ss.
fOHK ON " OR ACRE LITTLE
tNy Farnn, In West Seattle, 100
fbh. SIS per month. Anybody can
"a on these terms.
Y &. PETERS. 7lg Third Ave-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-24
LEGAL NOTICES

TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN;
This u 10 certify that William v.
Sarginson has made an application
10 build cabinet shop at 27O2
Blakeiey st. implanted. Anyone
desiring Go protest such occupancy
must file such protest at tho office
Of the Building Depa rtmcnt. Room
sos county-city Building. prior to
Aprtl g, 1891
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-24
IA ron sAr.r-l,EAI. ESTATE


ny OWNER
Nice. level lot tbxiso. in West Seat
tie. given away Tor t2bo.
All aAseHsments paid
lot In Mount Baker Park paved dis
trict .t.foot east front; all as
easements In and paid. price ti.ioo.
Phone Rainier sf0J.
QUEEN ANNE ANAp
81, Modern. weil-buiit h-room
home In nice nciEhborhood, near
car and schools. house arrange
ment fine; plenty OF closets. e.-
ment basement, furnace. nice YARD
all street improvements In and
paid. Price reduced Easy torinn
Phone Queen Anne asb.
GEO, A. SPENCER a co.
>, y. whippie ath and noston.
i-sroRr, s,,moooM HOUSE; MOD
wood house. berries and roses.
half block TO street car. 8 blocks
Go : banka Price fi.a1b. bargain
60 suit ballard s0ip.
THUS ~ SOME iiARGAIN
Broom modern bungalow ciose-in;
msns. PAD sasea on is'' 5000 "' $500 800
down Main es7i. sss Burke
. NooNA sf.EEriN6 foRciE lot
toNioe. fruit and garden. Meridian
car ti.ste, $500 cash. bal. terms.
bis titAitN BLDG. ELLIOTT sssi.
HOUSE AND ONE ACRE LAND on
sheffield 81. kirkland. Cheap.
Fry, Kirkland. Wash.
aAckifIcE 1-AcRic OF BLACK
soif I-feom house and bath. Oft
| Pacific highway. near car line.
Dor Particulars call sidney bss,
s-RooM Fu NIsltED HOUSE.
fruit trees; rhUdH, chickens. lot
sIhxi2o, tf7b. Ford part pay
LOT sONis2. BROOM LOO HOUSE.
some fruit. Must sacrifice. Soc
owner 1850. t20o cash. balance
like rent Take Lake suricn cat
Go Holden st. isiT W. Austin 81
s-RooM COTTAGE. iIuHT AND
airy. on car line, close In. indus
trial district Price 1850. terms
isos W. Spokane 81
/ NIFTY GROOM MODERN nUSGA.
berries. Must see TO appreciate
$3.50 terms. North tt0a. O..
TEHMHi BUNGALOW. 8.
SIS cHkRy Tipd.. riiI6TT seat,
/ OWNER = t.kooM coTTAG ~
Panoramic view lake and noun.
,ainsi NJ nak.r car 's.7so:
I
| CIR CkES RANCH. 1910! s3b
down. tzs month. s0s American
Hank Msin stTs
cory s-koOM BUNGALOW. NEAR
woodland park. ts.soo. terms. toT
~. nnkn.
75--A BALLARD
BkfI.ARp BAftdAfNs
r.ioo--s rooms and bath. also
garage. on b0-font lot and paved
haIascs $40 month
tisoo---s room. and bath. on so
foot lot 1900 cash. balance so
month
r.toc--s-roon house. on fins lot
tsoo. balascc like rent
joins ~ DArtr.uy
ssoo hsrket ~ halisrd III
SACRIFICING s-RooM HotsE.
t.geo On trim. ballard s0oT.
SIX UNIVERSITY
TAKE Your CHOICE
s-room house. with ~ lots: fruit
flowers and excellent garden
land, $500 OF nrw T-room house.
4. ~ ROPER
kcnwocd 19ss
Te WEST SEATTLE PROPERTY
LUST q HFLETE u. MODERN
bungalow. rooms. y srr. fins
garden. o1tbuiidingr. $500 cash.
ID 3 rETEits. Tis Third Ave.
IN WEST aEATTLE--FfNE BUif.p-
| Ing lots reasonable Wrat istW
n wANTED-ttEAi ESTATE
PRIVATE PARTY WANTS MOB
] rrn or rooms. on one floor,
Large yard. near school. $4,000 90
/ Lena 1850 down. $40 monthly
Prefer North End or Qnre Anne
Ms. star
~ fUK ENCHANGE-REAL
ESTATE
RALPH G. MeAfI.AsTER
/ III American Hank BLDG.
Seattle
FOR EXCHANGE 1890 %
! ig-rnom house. In basement: 10
above. hot water heat 2 baths.
income about 800 per mynth. fine
marine and mountain view. Price
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BATH AND MASSAGE PARfOR
Lady attendant daily and Sunday.
Upstairs sit First ave. Main tils
ANNA MARks Hydrothsrapy, seten-
,fic massage. soT Mutual Lif" bldg,
SuRst;--Mrs. A. wiileiksen. Ballard
1877
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81 ron sAiE--AUroMoniLEs
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il FOR SALE-AUTOM0BTLES

W " W "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-24

VERY PRODUCTIVE sofE ~ WHAT
offer In logged-off land In
HkhKit County. springs apd creeks
on some tracts. not overflow land.
large patches betw@e n stumps easy
Go clear. close Go Railroad. high
way. schools and WORK. Price t95
10 s1s an acre. Terms Map aad
~ c. PETERs Tit Third Ava