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Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-05-02
Lexington Apartments

lexington Apartments
Eighth street. Second avenue north.
KITCHENETTES, apartments rooms
with private bath, at reasonable rates.
Fair Hotel. sos Central avenue.
THREE and four rooms modern; cleo
trio ranges, $25 and $50 monthly.
Flat Iron, west side.
FOR -RENT-Two-room modern fur
nished apartment; no children. 515
Fifth avenue north.
ONE, two-room and single-room apart
ment, furnished. 1011 Second avenue
north. Phone 1915.
LARGE two and three room apart
ments; adults only. 1927 Fifth avenue
north. or call 4202.
MONTANA Hotel. under new manage
ment; furnished apartments, $50 up.
Biz Central avenue.
TWO-ROOM apartment, in duplex
house; also large cabin. 12k 3rd st.
south. Phone 1916.
FOR RENT - Furnished; one-room
apartment. 1913 Sixth avenue north.
STRICTLY Modern two room apart
ment: gas. TIC Eighth avenue south.
SMALL modern apartment. Savoy
Hotel. $40 Second avenue south.
FOUR room furnished flat. III Four
tenth street north.
TWO-room strictly modern apartment.
409h Central venue.
NICELY furnished apartment. Vaughn
hotel, 3O6 Central.
APARTMENT for rent. 20s 5th st. No.
APARTMENT at Glendale. Fone ss17.
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AUSTIN-John T. Austin. age 20
years, died at his home In Augusta,
Sunday morning. Arrangements are in
charge of the w. II. George chapel and
will be announced later.
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O sALE-nOUsEs

10 FOR SALE-dOUSES
S ,250EStrictly modern. almost new. A.
room bungalow; full basement and
north. Easy terms.
5 .20O-Strictly modern. 5.room bunga-
low; close in; Second avenue north.
S. ,2OO-A beautiful 5-room bungalow,
modern in every respect; built-in fea-
lures; full improved lot. with garage.
EASY terms; a dandy home, fine To-
cation. First avenue north.
$6,000-Something swell in an up-to-
date bungalow, with all desired re-
HICKMAN. 1924 Central Ave.
SIX ROOM .$4850
FIVE ROOM $1,000
FOUR ROOM .$17O0
EIGHT ROOM .$1OOO
We hav some of the best homes in
the city for sale IN easy terms. Deed
direct from owner. We are bonded
realtors and see that both parties get
a sQuar deal.
INTERSTATE REALTY,
500 First Natl Bank Bldg.
FOR SALE-Six room house; bath; full
lot; good lawn; trees; chicken houses;
north side: twenty minutes walk to
round house; ideal location for rail-
road man. Terms. Mallon, 2 Dunn
Building.
b1 wv NEt-l-rOOm mOOeTn uOuSoS
full lot. on paved avenue; double ga
age chicken coop and garden; with
in three blocks Of the courthouse; at
bargain. 5o7 First National Bank.
FOR SALES room duplex house. two
large closets; lights and water; with
furniture or without; very cheap for
quick sale. 805 Seventh avenue south.
4 ROOMS; full lot: good location;
north side; $500; $50 cash, $50
monthly. 3 Dunn block.
FOR SALE-A s room modern house,;
full lot; garage; bargain. TIC Eighth
avenue south.
4ROOM bungalows; close in; north
side; 500 cash, $40 monthly buys 1t.
8 Dunn block.
BY OWNER-Modern house and seven
lots. 2703 Third avenue south. Terms.
Phone 7O65.
MODERN bungalow, 1904 Third avenue
north. Owner, TT First NATL Bank
Bldg.
FOR SALE-Modern residence and cor
ner grocery; close in. Tribune, Box
300.
GROOM modern house, Fourth avenue
north; close in. Phone $500.
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Scientists declare there is no injury
left following X-ray exposure.
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FOR RENT-FChNISHED APIS.

GILMORE HOTEL-New and strictly
modern guest rooms and furnished
apartments. Elevator and social room.
Sixth street and Central avenue.
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WANTED-Competent and experienced
maid for. general homework. Apply
816 Fifth avenue north.
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NOTICES

BIDS in writing for leasing Of the hall
known as "Odeon Ball Room" situate
in Great Falls, Montana, will be re-
ceived by Luther Estate, a
ton. at offices of Pray. Galloway &
Toole, Stanton Bank Building, in said
city, up to and including the hour of
II o'clock, noon. on May 9th. 1922.
Term one year. rental payable in ad-
vance monthly. The right TO reject
any and all bids submitted is re-
served.
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6 FOR RENr-FuRN1sHED ROOMS

| LARGE room suitable for two, in pri-
vate home, with breakfast Inc ave-
ming dinner. GIG Second avenue no.
FRONT, large, first floor rooms. with
gas desirable for girls. 327 Fifth
avenue north, or Call 1902.
LARGE. modern front room for one or
two gentlemen: garage IL desired. It's
Fifth avenue north.
NOT CONFINED to -four walls, but the
whole building. A club plus. Room
at the Y. M. c. A.
FRONT room, nicely furnished, in mod
ern home. 219 Second avenue north.
Phone 8O65.
FRONT ROOM, nicely furnished, in
modern home. 219 Second ave. north.
Fone 8O65.
BELMONT hotel, s08K LIST ave. south.
Strictly modern rooms. 81 week up.
CASCADE rooms. $50 week and up.
Also housekeeping. 117h LIST Ave. No.
| MARYLAND-One furnished room. 512
Second avenue north. Fone 1916.
FURNISHED room, $500 per week;
close in. 10 Sixth street south.
NEWLY decorated room close in;
cheap. 316 Fourth street north.
FRONT bedroom, also garage. 709
Fourth avenue north.
MODERN furnished rooms for rent. 419
Fifth avenue north.
FURNISHED rooms, reasonable. 722
Third avenue north.
TO RENT-Furnished room. S08 Second
avenue north.
ROOM and garage for rent. 812 Fourth
avenue north.
COMFORTABLE room. sos Fifth ave
nue. north.
ONE modern room. 615 Fifth ave. No.
MODERN room. 211 Third ave. north.
Attractive rooms, cheap. hon 4648.
FURNISHED room, $40. AS 9Th st n.
MODERN room. 62s Fifth avenue nc
MODERN room, 212 Third avenue no.
2 MODERN rooms. S12 Fourth st. no.
ROOM, $40. $40 Fourth avenue north.
ROOMS. s12. 313 Third street north.
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PLEASE NOTE - We do not
charge classified advertisements to
residence addresses.
HELP wANTED-FEMALE

WANTED-Competent girl for general
housework. None other need apply.
Mrs. Sam Stephenson, 727 Fourth ave-
nue. north.
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OIL ROYALTIES AND LEASES

FOR SALE-Owner's royalty. for quick
action; exceptionally we'll located, one
mile from Troy-Sweetgrass well.
Prompt action is necessary as well Is
expected in very soon: will sell small
Price reasonable as l need
money or might trade some for good
car. Call S104. meal time.
OIL LEASE-KEVIN FIELD
$50 acres near Big West and Troy
Sweetgrass wells; clear title; for
quick sale. S. per acre. Logan. Ford
Bldg.
FOR SALE-Nine Gordon Campbell
Kelvin Syndicate units. Make offer on
all or part. p. o. Box 14o7, Great
Falls.
WANT to hear from owners of oil
stock. bonds, or rtgag quote
lowest price. Box 319. Tribune.
FOR SALE-14 units Gordon Campbell
Kelvin Syndicate. $50 unit. Room Is.
Cory Hotel.
FOR SALE-Six Gordon Campbell
Kelvin Syndicate units. 500 each. Box
6 Tribune.
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COMPETENT girl for general house
work. TT Fifth avenue north.
WANTED-Maid for general house.
work. Pip First avenue north.
BABIES boarded reasonable; good
home. Phone 1888.
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GIRL for general housework; two in
family. Mrs. Norris, 1904 Fourth ave-
nue. north.
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COAL hauled from mine; gardens plow-
ed and manure hauled. Bourne. 3424
Fifth avenue north. Phone 5S6S.
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SITUATION WANTED-MALE

ANY kind OF work after 4 p. m. by
Commercial College student. Can
drive truck p. o. Box 61O. City.
SALESMAN with Al sales record
wants position with wholesale or job
bling house. Address box 1928, Trib-
une.
WANTED-By experienced gas engine
man, blowing or any gas tractor
work. Call 6O7l4 18th st. No.
YOUNG MAN, %, wants work in city.
VIII tackle anything. Box 2. Tribune.
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10 SITUATION WANTED-FEMALE

BOOKKEEPER, stenographer. exper-
fenced in banking, mortgage loan and
insurance, desires position. Box 316,
Tribune.
WANTED-Competent and experienced
woman wants position as housekeep-
er. Fone 8462.
CURTAINS washed, creamed. stretched,
and pressed. Fone 7472.
WORK by hour or chamber work.
Fone SIPS.
CURTAIN laundrying to order. Fone
ABB.
DAY work, experienced. Box 7 Tribune.
DAY work wanted. Fone 7136.
DAY WORK-Phone 7541.
WORK BY DAY. 1888.
DAY WORK-Fone 1916.
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5 ACRES; 2 miles of city; small house,
near river; can be irrigated; $1,000;
$50 cash. SIS monthly. 3 Dunn blk.
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160-a. Il MILES out of Great Falls,
south. Can be irrigated; running
spring. Terms. Call 9573.
GARDEN tracts, easy terms. Meiyr's
Tea store.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE-Spfendid building lot, Sec
ond avenue north, inside of Tent
street. Sidewalk, curbing and paving
paid; low priced. Postoffice Box 915.
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WINDOW and basement cleaner, gar
den spader. Jack Brotherton. Palace
Pool Hall. Fone $685..
Imperial Valley press., 1922-07-31
LEGAL ADVERTISING

2977 Reed, George H.,
Block 2, Lot 13 .-.--..------.-.-.,--.-.2.92
2981 Reid, Mont j.,
First Addition,
Sandalwood Sub. No. i,
Block 16, Lot -.--...-----...-.---....292
1882 Reynolds, L. E.,
Part of VIZ of SWA of
SWA of S1a Tr 40, T Is S,
IL II .---.---...----...--.------
DAT. Beg. at SW cor; tn.
N IT'S #; tn. Il $50 ft.;
tn. s 177.5 #; TIL. w $50 IT.;
(Known as Lot 37-42, Blk.
80, Park Addition, unrecord-
ed map0
Imperial Valley press., 1922-07-31

less that portion decided to
w. G. Fisher, Flora McKus
lex and Nina Greenleaf.
US Sherman, J. W.,
Cuyamaca Tract,
S1a Lot 42 2.................-....-...1.94
)S1 Simakis, Gust,
Second Addition,
Ginn Iii Sub
Imperial Valley press., 1922-07-31

Part Of VIZ of SWA of sW14
of S1a TT 40, T Is s, R IA E,
1.20 ac. d. n. f.: Beg. 495
#. N Of SW cor. of sd. Tr;
tn. N 165 IT.; tn. E $50 it.;
tn. s 165 it,; tn. w $50 it.;
to beg. and known as Lots 7
to IL incl, Blk. 80, Park
Add. unrecorded map ..-..--......3.52
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1922-03-01
GREENYfdLE NAN Kills
MoTHER-INLXw AND WIFE

Greenville, Feb. 26.-Both his
wife, Mrs. r. B. Chandler, 81; and
his mother-inlaw, Mrs. Rosie J.
Rramlett, So, were instantly killed
this afternoon at 5:35 o'clock in
the living room Of their home in
this city by r. Jeff Chandler, car
penter, 35, who fired aix shots at
them from a Colts 3s-calibre auto
matte after q~uarreliug with his
wife, eye-witnesses said. The Incl
dent, members of the family assert,
brings to a close trouble extending
over a long period, during which
they assert Chandler often threat
ened the lives of both. Two children
a girl of four and a boy Of six,
saw their father bring instant death
to their mother and grandmother.
Chandler was immediately lodged
in the county Jail, where he wept
when told that the two women we're
dead. Sunday at 1890 O'Clock has
been set by the coroner as the time
for the inquest. :
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Ten to IS Per Cent casss Of I. b
Among Children Arc Contract
Thfoufh Miik.

indianapolis, Feb. 24.-'Boyine
tuberculosis is communicable to the
human family, according TO exact
experimental results obtained by a
number Of physicians not only in
this country but in England and
Scotland" declared DR.. L. C. Kigfn,
of the veterinary department of
Purdue University, in speaking be-
fore the annual meeting of the Indi-
ana Tuberculosis Association here
today. "Too small, a number Of peo-
pie realize that tuberculosis may be
contracted by a human being
especially a child-drinking milk
from a COW suffering with tubercu-
losis."
DR.. King presented reports from
several noted physicians showing
that they found from ten to seven.
ty per cent of the tuberculosis cases
among children derived from the
Bovine bacilli. Some rank as high
as ninety per cent, and the average
was considerably above half, show
ing conclusiely that tuberculosis in
cattle frequently is transmitted TO
human beings through the drinking
of milk from infected animals, he
declared. -.
"By e~radicating trberculosis in
cattle as we afe trying to do III lii.
diana, through the INDIANA ~aivestoek
sanitary board and The bufesus OF
animal industry We ere taking q
big step in eradicatihs Tuberculosis
in human BEINGS" said Dr. 'Kigh'
he asked for cooperation Uf the
state associations in Iris campaign
and declared that '-1nIess Z Unified
effort Is made to stamp out dis DIS.
ease its final '~eradieation is '1n4pds.
sible."
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DROWNED N16 Ray -.
IN THE HATH Tus
Snfs He Did Il BseAusS Hi, Wife
Would Not CotAs Back .
.. ttoH6s ' O.

New York, Feb. 2s!-WaIter Ed
die, 10, a clerk, confessed last night,
the police said, that he drowned his;
seyen-months-old son in the bath
tub Of his Bronx home yesterday af-
ternoon, because his young wife re-
fused to return to him. Pressed for
an explanation, he is said to have
declared that he decided to "end it
all by killing the baby and having
the state yelectrocute me-" BE va
arrested on a homicide charge.
Mrs. Liddle left her husband q
month ago after ~quarrels, due to his
inability to obtain permanent work,
the police said. She took the baby to
the home Of her parents where Lid
die called on her this afternoon and
after uhsuccessfn3ty inpoftuning
her to have dinner with him, asked
Permission to take tie child out. he
told the police he fastened to his
home With the infant after fondling
him for twenty minutes, he decided
to drown him.
District Attorney Glennon stated
the young man declared he weight
ed a pillow with iron and sunk in
the partly Allied bath tub intending
to place the baby upon It. IL 'dfseol-
ored the water, however, and he de-
cided 70 remove u. He he told Nj.
|Glennon lie Kissed the cnasd several
times, dropped him into the ~ster
and ran to tell his wife Of has &C.
tion.
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LEGAL SALE.

In The District Court Of 'ths United
) States FOR tho Western District
Of South Carolina.
In the Matter of R. T.. BROADWELL
Bankrupt, In Bankruptcy.
Under and by virtue Of an order
of D. II. Hill, Esq, Referee in Bank
ruptV, / will sell at Abbeyille Court
House, South Carolina, on salesday
in March, 1922, ito the highest bid
der, the following described real es-
tate, to wit: ~.
One acre, more or less, situate ly-
ing and being in Lowndesville, Able
vile County, South Carolina, and
bounded, by lands of Ira Bell on
South and East; Mrs. r. T. Broad
well on the West; Main Street on
the North and known as the Thomson
lot.
Also, all that tract or parcel OF
land, situate, lying and being in the
Township of Lowndesville, County
and State aforesaid, fronting forty
feet on Main street, and running
back by parallel lines thirty feet and
bounded by THOMSON lot on South
and East and MI. R. T. Broadwell on
the West and Main Street ON North.
Also, all that tract or parcel ; Of
land, situate, lying and being in the
Town of Lowndesville, County and
State aforesaid, containing two acres,
more or less, and bounded on the
South and West by Richard Bonds
Mrs. R. T. Broadwell on the East,
and the Presbyterian Church lot on
the North.
TERMS OF SALE: CASH, .pur-
chaser to pay for papers and stamps.
P. E. BELL, Trustee
in Bankruptcy Of R. T. Broadwell.
Feb. Is. 3wks, .... &,
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FARM LOAN BOARD
REPLIES TO CHARGES
BY Senator ShSot That Borrower,
Have Been Charging Illegal
PrSSSaairs

Washington Feb. discharges OF
Senator 'Smoot, republican, Utah,
and other senators that borrowed
from joint stock land banks in some
cases had been charged Illegal pre-
miums were declared untrue in a
report made re-tke senate by Chair,
man LobdeH of the federal farm
loan board.
In reply to a resolution Of inquiry
adopted by the senate, Chairman
Lobdel in a. letter discussing re-
ports to illegal charges being mpos-
ed upon borrowers said:
'9That such charges have been
made we know beyond question. In
dividual cases have been called to
our attention and field. investiga-
ton has found others. Considering
the number (of loans) involved and
the opportunity for extortions we
believe they have been surprisingly
few"
Chairman Lobdell added that the
board, when it learned that borrow
ers were required o subscribe for
the stock Of two joint stocs banks
at a premium plus interest.
Regarding the position of. the
federal farm. loan system to. care
for borrowers, Chairman Lobdell
reported that its funds were zap
proximated disqualified as a result
of the recent sale Of '$75,000,000 of
farm loan bonds and accumulation
of other funds. Total applications
for loans On January 1 aggregated
$142, 000,0 600 the board chairman
stated, adding that the funds were
believed to be sufficient for all loan
applications which probably would
be granted. The largest number Of
loans pending, he said, was that of
the local banks, covering the states
of North and South Carolina, Geor-
gia and Florida. It has 1925 loans
for a total of $27, 3sS,OOO The next
largest totals are for the st. Louis
banks with $3.50 applications ag-
gregating $16,383,O00.
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GRAND JURY TELLS
oF asCTEd TRAGEDY
Evidenes of Grove NeSiiSshee
Pound in InvSStigshon 1t
Rikhnaoua

Richmond, Va, Feb. 28.-"EW-
dence of gross negligence, incofnpe-
tence and a want of proper regard
for the safety and lives Of both
guests and employees" is the find
ing of the special grand jury, after
an investigation into the Lexington
hotel fire disaster which on Febru-
airy z took a toll of IL lives and
sent many persons pitifully injured
to hospitals, as submitted late this
afternoon to Judge D. c. Richard
son of Hastings court.
No criminal violation Of the law
was found by the jury it reported.
The following significant statement
is used in the findings:
"The hotel register is headed
THE New Lexington Hotel a delu;
sion and a snare, often used to
catch trade and fool the unwary
traveller. A coat of paint or a little
wall paper does not make a new no.
tel out of an old shack and tends to
extend the use of such hotels long
years after. they could be demolish-
ed. Such naming IS false and
should be prevented by law
Judge Richardson will forward
the report to Mayor George Ainsie,
with the request that he cmmuni-
cate with city council 8 to its
Recommendations for safeguarding
hotel guests in the future.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1922-03-01
500, 900 FIRE DAMAGE IN
HEART OF SAVANNAH

Savannah, Ga, Feb. 25.-Fire
early Thursday did approximately
100000 damage to the interior
and furniture stock of the State
street annex to Adler's department
store.
The loss is covered by insurance.
A general alarm was sounded.
The fire was fought for three
hours. The annex is in the heart of
the retail district.
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OF ! D. DUNCAN, Deed.
Notice Of s.s.tepsn. and Appliea-
ton for Final Discharge. +

. . = 80 - 80. 80 49,
TAKE NOTICE that on the 18th
day Of March 1922, i will render a
final account of'my accounts and do
ings as executor of the estate Of J.
D. Duncan, deceased, in the Office Of
the judge Of probate for Ahbeylle
County at 10, o'clock, p. m., and on
the same day will apply for adnal
discharge from my trust as such ex
,ecutor. !
All persons having demands q
gainst said estate, will present them
for payment, proven and ,Anthanti-
Gated or be forever barred.
Andy Milford, Executor.
Feb. 20. 1922. st.
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Highest Grade Hemstitching and
Picot Edge work. We make machine
and know how to turn out the high
est grade work.
Orders taken for pleating of all
kinds. We operate modern plant and
do only the best work. Latest style
electrically driven machines sold
on easy terms. .
All makes of-machines repaired.
Singer Sewing Machine Company,
sos Main St. Greenwood. Phone ISL
". B. Barnet, Mgr.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE
rs STILL RISING,

New York, Feb. 27.-Foreign 'ex;
change bills on London, Paris and
Milan were at highest quotations in
several years here today, presum-.
ably on the outcome Of Saturdays
conference between the British and
French preaniers at Boulogne.
Demand bills on London rose to
Sab 3-S during the morning, q
gain Of two cents from Last weeks
final price.
Paris demand bills s IA points
to Cpl IL and the Italian rate
gained IS points at 535. The Ger
man mark was depressed, however,
selling at 4 5-10Oths.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1922-03-01
BELFAST FIRING
FROM CIVILIANS
Armed Mon Move Asainst; Police
Barracks AZ Clonmel, Seiz-
ing Guns

Belfast, Feb. 26.-There was
heavy firing by civilians at 8 this
evening. Several persons were bad
ly wounded. The firing followed a
terrible bomb explosion at 5 o'clock
this afternoon at the corner of Vul-
can and Seaford streets and New
towards road when Tom Mullan, a
IA year old newsboy, was seriously
wounded in the legs and head.
There also was shooting in which
there were casualties on Queens
bridge and Albert bridge, two of
the principal crossings Of the River
Lagan.
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Belfast, Feb. 28.-Tonight q
bomb was thrown from the top of a
tram car in York street and Richard
Duffy was killed and two other per.
sons were wounded. Two bombs
were thrown In Ballyinacarrett
street. One Of them burst, but did
no damage. The other did not ex.
'Plode. Two persons were wounded
by shots fred into q street car in
lEeaford street.