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Evening star., 1921-03-17
u. {. ASKS PANAMA ]
FoR B0UNDARY PLANS.
Definite Acceptance Of Agreement
to Arhitrate Controversy
Is Requested.

Definite indication by Panama OF its
intention to comply with the request
of the United States that the bound
ary controversy between that coun-
try and Costa Rica be settled ac-
eording to the terms Of the White
arbifraI award. was asked OF Panama
in the note of March Is. the text Of
which was made publ ctoday.
While contending there was no
ground for disputing that part Of
the award which referred to the
southern or Pacific side of the bound
ary line. the latest American note
recommended the appointment of a
joint commission Of Panama and
Costa Rican engineers to lay down
the northern end Of the line. not def
initely indicated by the award.
Evening star., 1921-03-17
u. S Oil MEN OPPOSED
70 RECOGNIZING MEXICO
Declare obfegsn Government Has
Failed to Protect Life and
Property Of Americans

GALVESTON. Tex, March 17-De-
-ciaring- that the obregon government
had failed to protect life and property
tof Americans. members of the Associa-
tion OF Producers Of Petroleum in Mexi-
co. - session here, were on record to-
Mexico Until Absolute assurances of
projection fer American interests are
forthcoming. I"
Announcement OF the stand taken by
the oil ms4 was made by Guy Stevens, a
sd4Recfer Of the association.
| "N f4 not an, oil question, it is a
Mexican question" Mr. Stevens said.
The issue 10 clearly defined and the
question is whether Americans are going
to lie down or stand erect. We want
nothing from the Mexican goyernment
hQt what b reasonable; nothing that
might not be expected from any other
soves1paent."
Evening star., 1921-03-17
PRESIDENT REFUSES,
no. LET U. S. TROOPS
PARADE WITH IRISH
Continued; from First Pase.)

the law regarding the wearing of
uniforms.
The manner in which the city's hol-
iday- was combined with the observ-
ance Of the anniversary of Ireland's
patron saint was Indicated. by the decor
rations in the South Boston district, the
scene Of most of the days events.
There the Stars and Stripes were
shown freely and with them here and
there a touch of green that in some
places was, part of the tri-colOr nag
Of the provisional Irish republic,
Gov. Cox and Mayor Peters had
their part in the program, OF the day
which. while not q holiday. annually
receives mnnicipal recognition and
an appropriation. for the observance
Of the. anniversary Of the British de-
parture. The heads Of state. and city
governments were assigned places in.
motors at the front Of the parade.
A breakfast by Mayor Peters to the
guest Of tie dag. Congressman James
CConnor- Of Louisianas and the dedi--
cation of two squares in the South
Boston district in memory Of Charles
O'Connor and Raymond Flaherty, who
fell in France preceded the parade,
which was the afternoon feature.
Evening star., 1921-03-17
SECRETARIES BACK OFFICERS.

At the request of Representative
GAllivan OF Boston, Secretaries Weeks
and DENLY requested the commanding
cAfcers In that city to Cooperate with
tho parade committee and, allow
soldiers. sailors and marines tot take
part, provided theif duties were not
interfered with and no. expense To the
gowefnmeat incufred.
AA000Acement was made by Gen.
Ruekman that no. troops would be
allowed to participate if supporters
Of the Irish republic, marched with
detachment was promised. buts the
ohlcer in charge was instructed to
withdraw his men from the parade il
the nag Of the Irish repub1ics was
carried in the parade.
Te3egrams protesting against the
orders issued by military and naval
Commanders at Boston were received
by Secretary Weeks and Secretary
Dsnby from DR.. william H GrfMn.
chief marshal Of the parade, and
Thomas ". Nolan. secretary Of the
state branch Of the American Asso-
si:.ioq st;.s a.n,,,;n fs5 the Fseeeaition Of the
The attention Of President Harding
was called to the matter BY Secretary
weeks who showed him ts}e1FaA
- had drafted in rsRly to lfr. NOLAN.
before making the Telegram public.
The tsleGfaR said IN part:
Tho ruse Of the War DsRartneat
with refsreace to 1Ocal paradea 10
that the corps area commAndefa who
are familiar with condflionS On the
spot, have entire and Anal authority
concernfng the participation Of tho
United States troope In any persd@
Obviously, no parade should interfere
tary duty, and he 10 best qualified to
Judge as to whether troops can be
spared and Of local conditions attend
ing any celebration in which United
states troops participate. The War
DEPARTMENT makes no exceptions to
the general rule and with not inter.
fers with the judgment Of Gen. Ruck-
man in the case In QaeSti0A."
Evening star., 1921-03-17
DENIES $72. 200 SHORTAGE
hank Teller says CAaress ef of.
Aeials Are Untrue.

FARGO. N. D.. March sT.-Fraak G.
Heaton., former teflar of the in
solvent scandinayian-Auhsriean bank.
some time ago. the of7lcers aid. That
he had caused Q shortage thYcugh
savings and iRdfviduaf ledHere -scf
$43,s4S.27 aAd a further shortage Of
29,245.5o. HeatoA was afrasaed,
charged with eRbe1zlement.
The alleged eoAfessAeA 10 emhcdfea
the bank. msde to the state haRkiAE
board.
Heaton denied that any Of the
charges nads against him we're true,
saying he would be able to Ee into
court ana prove the chargs1 fAlss.
some one before this matter is
threshod out"
Evening star., 1921-03-17
0UIaHT TRAFFIC INCREAsE

Freight trsfhc on railroads in the
United States Is increasing for the
drst time since the traffic slump of
last October. Tabuiation of figures in
the number Of cars loaded with reve-
nue freight for the week OF March s.
Just compiled by the Interstate Com
merce Commission. shows 712,S22 cars
loaded, an Increase Of $1,000 over the
previous week, which was unusually
low on account of Washington's BIRTH
day.
Evening star., 1921-03-17
SLAYER SOUGHT REVENGE
Armenian Says His. Easents We're
Among Ex-Grand vizisr's Victims.

BERLIN, March f6.-IR q statement
made to the police today. Solomon
day assasslnatsd Talast. Pasha. for
mer grand vizier and minister Of
finance Of Turkey, said he committed
the crime a. an act Of vengeance
against Talaat 1becaHAA OF TAfaats
persecution Of the Armenian people.
Teairfas,s parents who, he asserted.
were taken from their hoEae - order
of the former grand vizisr aAd .*.e to
a HORRIBLE death.
The police have ascestafnsd that
Tei1irian has been in RsslfA fer . lon9
while, and that he updoahtedty came
hers for the purpose Of assassinatiHg
Talaat.
Evening star., 1921-03-17
STATE DROPS CASE
AGAINST WHITE SOx
Continued from First Page.)

since your suspension CAST Septem-
ber}." said Comiskey's formal notice
to RisberE, McMullin. Jackson. Felsch,
Weaver Williams and Cicotte, has
confirmed the belief that your actions
have been highly detrimental to the
reputation Of the club and entirely in
consistent with your obligations to
it."
The contract with Chick Gandil, the
other former member of the Sox
under indictment, expired in 1919, and
no left organized base ball to play
with outlaw teams.
pIAYEHS VALUED AT H9oO Oo0
Evening star., 1921-03-17

man who would say this little xiri
should pay with her life?"
Court Aa3ssrns to Examine Law.
The action o1 the defense yesterday
in waving their right to a final re-
view of the case came as a surprise
to Attorney General Freezing. When
it was conte nded that the defense'S
move would bar any further argument
by state counsel. Mr. Freezing asked
for an adjournment of court to give
him time to examine the law, and
Judge Champion announced he would
give his opinion when court opened
today.
The J.AEs's Charge.
Under the Oklahoma law the judges
charge to the jury had been given be-
fore hnal arguments began. Three
points were included in tho judges
charge, in the event the verdict il
guilty. The jury may return a YER
dict of murder. with a sentence Of
death or life imprisonment; first de-
gree manslaughter. with four years
to life imprisonment, and second de.
gree manslaughter, with = minimum
fine of 81
Judge Champion said that before
a person could justify a killing on
the plea OF self-defense there must
exist reasonable grounds to appre-
hend a design either to take the life
OF the defendant or to do her some
great personal injury, and il must
reasonably have appeared to the de-
fendant that there was Imminent
danger Of such design being carried
out"
Preseentsr Browns Address.
Clara Hamon sat unmoyed under
the arr1agnment OF Prosecutor Brown.
; but MrA Jake L. Hamon, the vtdow'
sobbed throughout most of his ad-
dress to the Jury. Mr.. Brown r.
viewed the association of Year, he
tween H1mon and tho defendant and
pictured her as woman who had
crept into the Hamon home and aoj6
herself body and soul, dwelling On
the contracts presented at the trial
by which the defendant was to -
employed by Hamon at $35 a week.
| and should any child be born OF their
union IL should receive $35 a week
and q share in the Hamon estate az
| legitimate issue.
Evening star., 1921-03-17
PACKERS CASE DROPPED. !.
Indictments Against "Big Five
Dismissed In New York.

NEW YORK. March f7.-Federai
Judge Garvin in Brpeklyn toda, for
nal1y dismissed Indictments charging
profteeFinE. returned under the Lever
act against the 'bte FIVE meat pack
exE-ArpaOar 4, Co., Swift q Co., Nor
ri& q Cpy Wilson 4 Co. and the Cuda.
hy FNekMg ComDany.
DtsmtsqaI followed the action Of the
Supreme Court IN holding the Lever
act IN part Unconstitutional.
Evening star., 1921-03-17
Preseeafsr Brewn's Aaare...
STATIONERY TRUST CHARGE

CHICAGO. March 1.-THE Federal
Trade Commission, In a report sub
mitted to the Department OF Justice
following a protracted invest iRatfon
of the stationery trade, recofnm ends
that charges Of operating q trust Be
brought against the Chicago station
ers' Association. the National Asso-
ciation OF Stationers and all a1iliated
bodiea.
Evening star., 1921-03-17
WOMAN, 70. SAVES LIFE.
Lsaps Into SWIFT Florida Current
as Another Woman ID In Peril.

81. PETERSBURG. Fla. March IT.
Mss, Ianss RogsRs. seventy ysars cid,
jumped inte the deep water ct johns
pass, near here yesterday. end rescued
Mrs. Iames W. Wilkinscn from
drowning.
Mrs. Wilkinson. who cannot svina.
was gathering AAells when she fell
into the ewtft watsep Of the channel
which skfrtA the bsseh 1T that potnt.
worse becauaa OF the exertion nscAa-
sary to bring 1rS> WNkinaaA % shore.
Evening star., 1921-03-17
MICHAEL FALvEY. DIES.
vfreinian Vss Easaesd in sculptu
raj work Here S5 Years.

MichaeI ]. Falvey. for thirty five
y>Rrs engaged in sculptural work
here, died shortly after noon today al
his home, 1735 Park road. following
an illness Of several weeks. Funeral
arrangements have not been COM
plete6
Mr.. F4fyey, who was fifty-eiRht
years old was born in Virginia. He
came to Washington when quite
JoAng and lived here ever since. He
waa q. memher Of the Granite Dealers
Association of the United States, Kane
Couac1 Knights of Columbus; the
ChanRer Of Commerce and Columbus
coRntry Club. His wife, Mrs. Cath
crime Fafvey. survives.
Evening star., 1921-03-17
1AR1aolk IN LOCOMOTIVE.

WINST0N-SALEM. n. c.. March II.
"a HiAiature barroom was un-
eaythed n the cab Of Norfolk and
Western freight train No. 81 here
when oMcers searched the cab and
found about three gallons of whisky
and 2 .hrGe number Of empty bottles.
jars and containers. The train was
in charge Of Capt. T w. Epking. who
Evening star., 1921-03-17
FAMOUS ACTOR DEAD.
'Lavrsaea sueesedsa xAsnpasa IL
ssThs Old Homsskssi.n

HosroN. March 1f.I1he death Of
william Lawrence. who suecseSea
Dennan Thsmpaen aa Uncle JasA IN
.fhe Old HemesteaA'' ana piaysa the
part S.eee times. Waa enA8anoeA 10
day. He had bsen IN feRr aays, Aav-
ing eeilapasA while PLAYING here last
Saturday.
LAvfenee Was With the a1iginaI
company, AeaAeA BY 1AompaAA. Ae-
eording 70 IawFeRea's roMtAiaesaeea
there we're 1teQuontly timea VAoa hA
would ge in % UMclA JesA auSlng
thA sseeAa s1nA tAiEA aa1A WAile
~ 1S0PtA. IUUDa9a0 ~ ~ g
N0QA oeokaA - 80 q al0oR 81
IN t5app0 Aee1eesAo N11es - -
Evening star., 1921-03-17
IoaTY AUTOMOBILES BURN.

EkKHAKT. Ind, March 1s-Forty
1m1s0sotIss vere Destroyed early to-
49, - o llro which levelsA the War
Hmb 0Dag1, hsrA =. L. Losee. psoprk-
&c. O0G1RakD4 <he fosB It abouk
AEa2 ~ t1uDo followed a1rAD-
Evening star., 1921-03-17

The "shootinE cucumber" is a vege-
table closely allied to the edible Gu
cumbSr. hut when fully ripened 1t ex-
piedea With very DeFceptible report.
Evening star., 1921-03-17

One Of the coidest aaixture0 kuoWs
nixsd With one pouad ,sf~s1suL
Evening star., 1921-03-17
PACKERS WORKERS voTE
SHOWS STRIKE FAvenEB
Full Power for Walkcnt Il. Given
Dennis Lane. sscretary>

CHICAGO. March T.-Reports Of
the strike vote taken at middle west
brsnof,es Of tho i've big packing COM
pantes continued to arrive at union
headQmfeefs here. today. and II WIS
Understood they indicated q lRrge ma
jerfty arc I'm favor Of . strike, Fujl
power to calf the walkouf war placed
yesterday in the hands Of DennSs
Lane seerstAry-treasurer ~ tH8 NdsAl- :
gamated Order Of Meat Cutter1 and
Butcher .W0rkmen, and Redk 8.
Brennan, c0unsel faE thu hni1 3, at a
meeting Of tlfG .hends OF tt other
unions involved In fradeo e9eHhysd
In the st0o3t5ardg. .
/ Resoluffoa0 ware sdDpte6 lhys the
other uniaa lend1rD an1n4iI3R thu
butcher workmen Of their support,
and q m2DBog6 vas sent to- Eroa3daQf
Saniuel G0mpeF9 Of tl14 American Fed-
GRAFTON OF LAbnr asking him t0 ATTEND
q coufefence At WzshinRbuo fSun6ny
Of tase employed esprese4ffaffvea
Monday the representatives Of pack.
ers and employees meet with Secre-
tary Davis OF tho DepaEsment OF
Labor.
WoRkefs Accent Cat.
MILWAUKEE,, Wia., March IA
voluntary wage cut Of 10 to Is per
cent has been accepted by the work.
ers' council Of Cudahy Beo& Packing
Company, President n. T.. Cudahy an
nounces. The comuaays an independ-
ent concern, agreed to continue the
eight hour day. The cut viii affect
2,000 W0fkerS
Evening star., 1921-03-17
R0L LSHEvlST'GUNS
BATTER KRONSTADT
(Continued from First Page.)

is negotiating with Kronstadt has
been given to Gen. Tuchatschevski,
former commander on the Polish
front, who declares that he soon will
reduce the fortress If the peace over
lures are refused.
Evening star., 1921-03-17
DEFENSE IS FORCED
TO PLEAD FOR GIRL

lcontinued from First Pase.)
Evening star., 1921-03-17
Space i'm the New Star Building
., Available October l, 1921

Special arrangements to
suit requirements may be
made at this time for office
space or rooms on the second,
third, fourth, and fifth floors
of The Stars new building
on 11th street adjoining the.
present Star build ding. High
est class. in every particular
at moderate rates. !.
One or more entire floors,
each containing $500 So. it.,
available if desired.
Apply to the Business
Manager. The Evening Star,
18th street and Pennsylvania
avenue,
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FOR SALE--Furniture

~~-~-~-~~-~-~-~SN~~~
FOR SALE-A few choice pieces Of fur
niture, gas range, base burner. COS
West Silver, phone 1644-W
FOR sALE-Foldlng cots, childs bed,
baby buggy, carpet sweeper little
girls wheel sewing machine. r. r.
Parr Plaza, Old Town.
FOR SALE-Refrlgerators ice boxes,
porch swings everything in high-grade
used furniture: Perfection cook stoves,
Ford tires. s105O. Murphy Furniture
Co., 325 South First.
FOR SALE-PIano, $40; silvertone phou-
ograph, cabinet size, and twelve rec
ords, $50; three dressers $12 each;
bookcase, SIS; rug. 9x12, SIS; library
table, So; rocking chairs, So and SO each;
reading lamp, $3.50; three stand tables,
50 each; over 100 volumes of books and
novels Of late authors, so cents each;
two iron beds, SO each; bed springs, SO:
mattresses SO; dining chairs. 81 each;
dining tables, 81 and IS; white enamel
Hoosier cabinet. $50; nearly new six
drawer domestic sewing machine, $50;
kitchen table, s2.50; kitchen chairs, 81
each; incubator, SO; burner oil
stove and oven, $40; six-hole coal range,
SIS; extra large size refrigerator $25;
steel frame chasing chair. $3.50: five
gallon cream freezer. $40; fruit jars,
all sizes, so cents per dozen; some cook
Ing utensils and other articles, Ford
truck $3.50, 312 West Silver.
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LOST
STRICT OBSERVANCE
OF SUNDAY is VOTED

Mariette, Mich, June district
observance of the Sabbath has been
voted by citizens of this village In
a referendum suggested by Harry
Hobolth, proprietor Of its only
moving picture theater. BY vote
Of go to 70 the electors placed the
ban on Sunday movies, after u
spirited and intensive campaign.
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CLOSE IN.

lust four blocks from Central
avenue, 8 rooms, modern, fur
nsce heat, built-in features,
shade, good walks, hardwood
floors in two rooms, gas con-
nection to hot water tank.
This is q we'll built house and
can be bought worth the
smoney with good terms If de-
sired.
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AN ADVERTISEMENT HELPED
HER

Mrs. Lucille Mackey. 16 Buens
Vista St.. Washington, Pa. writes;
Last winter my 9-year-old gin
caught bad cold which left her
with a dry cough. 1t bothered her
most at night and she would cough
have had whooping cough. I saw
an advertisement for Foley's Honey
and Tar. I tried it and bought two
bottles and her cough left her be-
fore she finished the second bottle.
She had gotten awfully thin, but
now she is as fat as ever" Sold
everywhere.
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KiHlgsIbulEy's
M@IUJIdAa
A SPECIAL BARGAIN

Ten extra large rooms, Two
bath rooms, large hall, brick
house, on extra large corner
LOT. This property is located
close in and this large house
can be made into four nice
apartments and still have room
to build two more apartment
houses. The price is right and
can make good terms.
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ATTORNEY WHIPPED.

Houston, Texas, June 14.-W. ].
Boyd attorney, was the victim last
night Of kidnapping and whipping.
Boyd, seized by eight men, was
taken to the woods, whipped and
told to leave town. He had been
twice arrested for annoying girls
in picture shows.
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PERSONAL

WHAT WORRIES YoUf
LEARN to make things come your way.
in love, health or money; no long, te-
dious lessons, but just what you need
now. Just send your blrthdate and your
freewill offering. Prof. Coffman. Div. J..
1924 North Second street. Albuquerque
N. n. 1!as.Ia.
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FOR RENT-North furnished room, In
new modern home; six large windows,
private outside entrance private access
10 bath. S21 West Silver
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SEWING MACHINES

SEWING MACHINEs repaired and
cleaned; parts and supplies for all
makes: all work guaranteed, C. II.
Morehead, phone 71s. 42e West Lead.
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ruRFE NEW BUNGALOWS.

THREE NEW BUNGALOWS.
Just completed, four rooms,
sleeping porch, baht, clothes
closets, built-In features,
screened porches.
One Of these new homes Is
located in the Fourth ward and
two in the highlands. Can be
bought for only $500 down and
balance like rent.
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WANTED--Salesmen

WANTED-Experienc merchandisi1S
salesman. Spanish speaking. Apply
In own handwriting. Bond-Dillon COM
pany
and firn insurance sales
man. This is an unusual opportunity
for a man who can qualify Address
Box PA, care Journal
WANTED-Salesman for high-grade line
mems dress pants mems and boys
work clothing; references required: COM
mission basis. Oklahoma Garment Mfg.
Company, 10 West Main street. oklaho-
ma City, Okla,
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UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS

4-room modern, hard floors. $4,000
New modern, with glass porch. So 900
Modern, heat, fireplace, porch. $4,000
New modern adobe stucco, fine ....$ 4,750
S-room modern, heat, lawn, fine. &c. 500
j. A. HAMMOND, Phone 1522-R.
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SPECIAL NOTICE

GILDERsLEEvE ELECTRIC CO.
ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTORS
WE CAN save you money on electrical
service. Call up and get our estimates.
1920 West Central. phone 1720-J.
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WOODWORTH-New furnished, nice,
clean rooms and housekeeping apart
nents, by day. week or month. Reduced
Pumnfer rates. 812 South Third.
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FOR RENT-Bungalow, completely fur
nished for housekeeping; steam heat,
hot and cold running water, electric
lights, living room, bed room, sleeping
porch, front porch, bath; located in the
most healthful spot Of Albuquerque. For
further particulars see DR.. w. T. Muir
phey, OF the Murphey Sanatorlum.
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INCOME PROPERTY

A good seven-room house, we'll
located in the Fourth ward.
One that the rental will take
care Of the monthly payments
and leave you four rooms for
your home. Every thing is in
good condition and this is just
what you want for an income
proposition. $1,000 will handle it
j. ID. KELEHER,
2f1 w. Gold. Phone 40
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FOR RENT-For the summer, remod-
eled adobe house of five commodious
rooms at $40 per month. Suitable forgclub
or organization. Location, Skyline
Ranch Tejano canyon. II. 3. Hammond,
Box 65S, Albuquerque, N. NJ.
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TIME CARDS
Ems

NESTBOUND--Daily.


Train. Arrive. Depart.
No. 1.-The Scout. 1880 pm $3.50 pm
No. 3--Calif. Limited10:40 am II 10 am
No. Fargo Fast. .11;l0 am 11:45 am
No. 9--The Navajo, 1910 am 1910 am
sOUTHBOUND.
No eel Paso Exp. 1910 pm
No. 2T-El Paso EXP. 1850 am
EASTBOUND.
No. 2-The Navajo. 2:15 pm 2:45 pm
No. 4--Calif. Limited 500 pm $40 UNI
No. SIS. +. Eight. 7:15 pm 500 pm
No. 10-The Scout -. 1870 am 1850 am
FROM SOUTH.
No es-From Ell Paso 6:35 pm
No S0-From Ell Paso 700 am
No. 80 connects at Belen with No. %
for Clovis, Pecos Valley, Kansas City and
Gulf Coast.
No. 80 connects at Belen with No. II
from Clovis and points east and south
Of Clovis.
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TOR RENT

FOR RENT
Six-room unfinished in good
location on South Walter.
Modern furnished home on
East Silver for the summer.
Extra vel furnished home on
North Twelfth street to right
party.