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Evening star., 1923-06-03
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MuStrzoM Rcoroer. Emeritus
HARRISON DINSMAN
Horns Will Warn
HFiren,er, Need
ToCross Avenue

Here Is a little tip to save your
nervous system from a shock as
you stand along the line of pa
rade Tuesday.
AT each of the traffic lanes
through which FIRE apparatus will
cross Pennsylvania avenue during
the several parAdes the depart
ment has installed giant electric
horns on lamp posts.
The moment an alarm OF fire is
pulled in the downtown section
these huge horns will shrek q
warning to policemen stationed at
the traffic lanes that the engines
are on their way.
The bluecoats will have one or
two minutes IN which to lower
the rope across the emergency
lane and clear the way for the
flremen
Evening star., 1923-06-03
Where to Find Your Shrine Friends

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Ts1 .sys sSs!;sIs sss Pasnsy % nsys's Hotel
$Ws5s . 'sss Hs
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Ka k1dnIoa Aghs Phi co,n.ek petu. building
ms fS:s %s:sa s 5sss. Hal.
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s.a:@ % Temple Temple etsi Dodge Hotel
MoHtxsmssy A1s1sFd Ss f%d etsa Inn
s;sss ss ss %s'"sss s
TmS ss,sss $40, Wisconsin.
Nfaskat Temple Wichita Falls, Tex.-Paking.
Al Portland o5eEcongress Hall Hotel; parking;
Benttur Temple Austin Te&Pakng Baltimore and Ohio tracks
Ell kahir Temple Cedar Rapids owa-Barraks Pettus building
Temple Me-Eage Lodge, ,s1s north
mzps ~s'' emp pr,ea Ror Wayne rndpans Pennsylvania rail-
road New Jersey avenue;
81 s Ne" York city rPo~hata" Hotel ward"a"
khis. Hotel s,,.u railway.
Sphinx Hartford connchvy Chase School, Hall
o xs'4e rs T. Pa1 SfTra and
p"s at rsr ss Hotel
S4sla 4.s fsa.. essd s Hsss Hs
sssne ann Prasen Hotel Hotel
En-: r.%;': ssss;s 4s
Aloha re@pI Heaolss Hassal-RsIsish Hetsl
Be- esdf' ra Temple sss Willard Hotel
y..sS enpts n ns ose[ railroad
orak T Temple Hammond Ind.-Fairmont Seminary.
Ma: pads
s.s:, sae railway
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p s% ss fs Ss@s Rite 9th
Tae. xErsnd Select School street; % Grace
Sioux Falls s DPakins' Baltimore and Ohio
Ta Mts o,.
"0ris srsssa" oaeI Grpon Hotel
s'"IPa parking sspis Baltimore Ohio railroad
a Sh'T Ism Ms"Ph % Psps Southern" railway"
Ksiif Temple Sheridan wyo-Everett ote 1880 street north
Oakland Cart 5,sftn son,. railway
ssi %,5 S,
wa-Wa Temple Regina, canada-Tabard
COLLABORATING Pennsylvania railroad
Ell Temple, Denver, Coo-HaringtOn Hotel
Temple Jacksonville, FaParng, Southern railway.
Mssnah tf Temple Chicago Hotel headquarters;
Abba Temple, Mobile, Aa-Parkng, railway
Oho-Parking
AnahT Temple, Bangor, Me.National Hotel
Temple Toronto Canada-Gnera Federation
northwest Tabard Inn, north
Kan-Logan Hotel private homes Sigma
Nu Frat, 1888 N street northwest.
Afif Temple, Tacoma, WashRaIeigb Hotel EIks Club
Jafa Temple Altoona PBarracks Petus building
Streets Mrs. K. r. Dufresne Tabard Inn.
Temple Baltimore, Md-Aantc Hotel,
building, 18th and d
Media Temple, WatertoWn, N. Y.-Parkng.
Antioch Temple, Dayton Oho-Parking
Had Evansville lnd-Parkng,
Zenbo Temple Harrisburg PaConcord Club 3l4
ka Temple, lexington Ky-George Washington Inn.
Hejax Temple Greenvile s. C-Parkng Southern railway
dental Hotel, headquarters.
Ell Korah Temple Boise Idaho-Washington Hotel
Al Malaikah Temple CaH-Washington
Friends School, street; Grace Dodge Hotel
Park Hotel
El Temple, Lake City, Uah-Washngton Hotel
Abou Saad Temple Balboa Heights Canal Zone-Wiard
Montpelier Vt-Friends School, street.
Tabard Inn 759 N street northwest
Kosar Temple, Louisville Ky-Paing, Baltimore and
Florida and New York ..,.-. .o bal.
MoiIa Temple, ST Joseph, MoParkng, Pennsylvania
Al Menah Temple Nashville TennParking Southern railway:
Aad Temple Duluth, MinnBaracks 10Th
mental Hotel Grace Dodge Hotel ~
Hall
Evening star., 1923-06-03
STRIKERS BEAT WOMEN
WHO CONTINUE WORK
Sugar Plantation Employees Sc
verely Injured in Riots; Govern
ment Sends Police to Areas.

BUENOS AIRES. June 2.-The
strike OF laborers on sugar pIanta-
tions in Tucuman brought scenes OF
violence yesterday when an army of
more than thousand strikers
dragged out the man and woman
workers at five mills who refused 20
strike end beat them. About hun
dred of these workers are reported to
be in a serious condition. The pro-
vincial government of Tacuinan has
sent mounted police to. the strike
areas.
Dispatches from the scene of the
trouble say the plantation owners
have appealed TO the federal govern
Inent. ''
Evening star., 1923-06-03
Noble Shriner!
Keep this in your car. 1t is
digest of Washington's traffic rules.
SPEED LIMIT:

-
Trucks Others
intersections
On wood floor bridges ..--..-.....-.........
Aroun
intersections. IL
In two IL u
WAY-Man right right of when two vehces
a crossing AT ABOUT THE SAME TIME.
Fire. Water Department. Traffic emergency vehicles
lance and right of Others
FIRE ENGINE signals pull to the right far
can STOP.
PASSINGKeep passing going
the same way and DON'T PASS ON A CROSSING
the road ahead
LEFT-HAND TURN-Hold left out straight SLOW DOWN.
of street Turn around center point Of
crossing DON'T CUT CORNERS.
RIGHT-HAND TURN-Hold left out and SLOW DOWN.
Keep right-hand curb.
STOPPiNG-Hold left straight and 1t and
DON'T MAKE SUDDEN STOPS.
STREET CARS-Keep FEET AWAY ron1s street
STOPPING or STOPPED on or
BRAKES-ALWAYS keep your brakes in GOOD working
II(jHTS-MAKE and
light in good condition HEADLIGHTS adjusted
so they NOT BLIND DAZZLE other drivers.
WATCH OUT for pedestrians ALL THE TIME.
DON'T TRY anything else and drive automobile
time.
Evening star., 1923-06-03

A piece Of pine scantling, two by
four inches, was found embedded in
the heart Of an oak tree cnt down
near Orange, Tex, the other day. it
Is believed that the scantlins was
driven into the tree during great
storm in 1865.
Evening star., 1923-06-03
IOWA BONUS BONDS SOLD.

DES MONIES. June 2.-Iowa's s22,-
000, 900 soldiers bonus issue was sold to
a syndicate headed by Estabrook & Co.
of New York tonigha, State Treasurer
Burbank announced. A block of S12,
s45. 900 will draw Al per cent interest
and the remainder Az per cent.
Evening star., 1923-06-03

plane T-2 from the field to the Lincoln
Memorial grounds. There also will
be located the Curtis racer, the fast
est ship in the world; the McCook
Field ambulance ship, a sister to the
T-2, fully equipped to carry four
patients in beds; and the Honeymoon
Express" a four passenger, including
pilot, remodeled DeHaviland.
The route to Boiling Field is out
Pennsylvania avenue to 11th street
southeast; south on 11th street across
the river TO the foot of the hill on
Nichols avenue and thence 40 the right
Signs giving the detailed direction to
the air show have been, placed along
this route. :
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1923-11-30
ENFORCEMENT PROVES PREVENTIVE

Chief OF Police Collins during
Devr ordered the closing
laws arrests have decreased follows For
during three preceding weeks 3 driving
mobiles while intoxicated 28
to 49, for murders from SO committed during the
to IT,
marked decrease only
directly by Chief of
OF soft drink parors saloons druggists and retail food which led
the voluntary closing 2345 drinking
the claim the chief
of citizens supporting his claim that the police
lection OF and life that
dately enlarge the increase
Cooperation between the United
the and
able assistance rendered by voluntary
of Fifteen the Juvenile Protective
ton, has made these results possible.
When President Coolidge
enforced Chicago far better
States District Attorney Olson effectively cooperating
prosecutors and with Mayor
frightened and
certainly glad o that"
SO will all other awbdng be glad
in the fearless and successful enforcement of law
crime-Graham Taylor in Chicago Daily
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1923-11-30
ONE EFFECT OF LAW ENFORCEMENT

the kind families
the charitable institutions for dropped low mark Chicago
following closing of
hion activities of brewers
whisky booeggers
protected and unprotected places ntempeance increased
relief expenditures by the
half the that necessary before prohibition.
That the situation few weeks when Mayor Dever issued
prohibition according
of Chicago
and fathers, due nmperance
Here evidence of the value Mayor
families Those who
the mayors efforts fulfill the of his oath of Office
consider the testimony
but the number has been vastly
beyond that the law when police
understand Policemen
palor
they
Chicago Daily News -
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1923-11-30
EDITORIAL COMMENT OF THE DAY
THE ALCOHOL DEATH RATE

The fellow who used boast sober intervals he take
let alone
became irresponsible, loudly pocmng desirabity
wine nowadays He buy spreading
hohsm is widespread than the old days.
Take New York City, example In New York
still freely and readily procuabe
o should
there compared
OF
pudiced health of
insurance companies
health department
effect the decline the alcohol death New
raodnary Thus the 1916
called the coors there 600
under prohibition with the back home there N
hoL In 1921 there 14l
Life
from alcohol 40 100000 1917
l91l The death policy holders
apopeXy Bghts
ouy prevalent cohocsshowed corresponding
was less than year
Evidently the general folks New
supposed flow freely despite
poison severely alone Booze and
NJ d. Aurora BeaconNews.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1923-11-30
NO CONSOLATION FOR THE VETS

The held Indiana few days offered no
The of Louisiana the
oil declined
President Coolidge him of full
The
there folks insisting that prohibition be
insisted that prohibition could be enacted
amendment
Today these declaring prohibition
of fact there ontenth the violation of
today violation of the license and regulation laws
prohibition
lawlessnes
conspicuous The big making
prohibition
the long their efforts will be
Even they ceased demand the repeal of the prohibition
be repealed They
nuhed and that will
eventually they fght-Steng
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1923-11-30
BIGGEST DEMOCRAT IN ILLINOIS

There
Mayor William Dever of Chicago the for the govnohp but
whether Brennan and his following would
that Chicagos
Illinois and today the biggest Democratic stats
While prohbiont the while
favor of the conditions of the Vold
he big broadminded prohibition
uon that he pledged himself when the
of Chicago And he living closing
saloon
law. His record this approached
other large this he has
the wabiding
behind him regardless pocs-Laon Journal
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1923-11-30
PUBLIC OPINION SUPPORTS PROHIBITION

population asserting
referendum
Both the popularity
United States law have been The constitutional amend
which
Voead United
Representatives people.
by elected by the The well knew
sending Washington would
the books repeating
The people deliberately their choice
Journal.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1923-11-30
Only 20 Per Cent Efficient Enforcement

The foot ball that used only fifth of its potential
power the closed among
The factory operating onehfh capacity makes
duction An automobile cylinder missing
fire climbs steep hills When ourhhs of its power
scarcely all army with onehfth of its
feared by the The American Issue tabuated five hun
ded liquor Calculations based fines and
Jail voato with
might have been imposed for such oens show only one-h
OF the OF officials under the law being used against
liquor law breakers This dsgards the injunction and
other addition
When Illinois officials strike five harder they
striking much results will be shown What would
paid uphold the law do if the people should decide
oneh of salaries They would probably
fuss about it than the people making places where
officials give only oneft of the service that the people have
right to expect.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1923-11-30
Two Great Conventions Coming

convention of Illinois AntSaloon League at
Chicago February and and the National Anti Saloon League
convention be held Washington d. c. from January II
H. will be remarkable gatherings One great purpose of each will
be the most effective local application OF and national prohibit
ton laws Another for these gatherings will be plan
the defense prohibition against the powerful and determined
attack the liquors forces the beginning the
outlaw the liquor traffic.
AT the national convention Washington the greatest prohibit
experts the nation will the
the enforcement fight learned three years of
will be studied that the entire nation may have
benefit OF what has been learned by the
the enforcement field In addition giving
enforcement the Washington greater
enthusiasm and renewed determination finish the fight One of
Americas greatest needs with
knowledge of the prohibition enforcement problem and the
enthusiasm make effective of that knowledge Every
muiy Illinois should be represented great Washington
national convention Every community needs both the information
inspiration that will go great meeting
church send its pastor other leader number
churches and temperance groups should combine
tendance Washington of who will bring back knowledge
and enthusiasm to the local community.
The state convention Chicago February and will be
important its field the national many
communities the potentially powerful Illinois prohibition lies
while bootleggers thrive and blind pigs flourish
places this partly the fault of the officials places
the fundamental fault is with the citizens Prohibition be and
should be enforced everywhere in Illinois, Where the law fails
fails because the citizens either do not know their powers fail
them The Illinois convention Chicago will give
all who attend better understanding of how the law be
forced any where. 1t will also bring delegates and
greater vision Of the opportunities service fight
the mOnStrous evil OF alcoholism. In Chicago
which the world the warfare against King Alcohol
church. Sunday school, young peoples and temperance societies
should be represented with delegation Near Chicago every
church and organization should have least representa-
tive present From distant places least person should
be from each community that commnys enforce
problems and return with the wisdom of the successful
enforcement leaders of the and nation Watch
your local papers further information
and national conventions Plan help carry
purpose of both OF these great patriotic gatherings
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1923-11-30
AMERICAN ISSUE ENFORCEMENT PLATFORM

Heavier fines and Jail sentences for violators
speedier trials and quicker punishment after conviction
Close blind pigs by injunction process
Severely punish drunkards who shield violators
Active investigation and dlgen prosecution by
neys
Aggressive against violators by county heriffs
Appropriations for enforcement by county boards
Cooperation of police directed by mayors
Organization of citizens support officials.
Teaching of loyalty to law in public schools
Enforcement cooperation by church organizations.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1923-11-30
Use More Padlocks

The increasing of the injunction feature of prohibition
focment encouraging Somehow officials through
the have been dsegardng the effective
the which provides
be padocked for violation OF the prohibition
But the city Springfield has good example of
what be done under the law In Springfield the chief of
and his police gathered the evidence which
Under the evidence upon
base injunction local police
be filed by the attorney
injunction be tried the the
Local police officials much than federal
agents the less congesed
federal these important
be taken of waiting
forces close buildings which the being
The situation is complcate dat all Dry
the dry laws, and will notDearborn Independent
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1923-11-30

booteggers says the Aurora BeaconNews give
DeKab county wider berth than they would hornets nest
"For they know continues the News that DeKab county
they're hard Violations of the law punished condoned
Pull influence wealth avai the vigorous
tons Of States Attorney Foust and firm judges
OF DeFab county justice would well in this vicinity
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1923-11-30
WET GRATING ANARCHISTS

The only prohibition meeting with difficult
big the public grating officials
walk life gaes and anarchists
places who doing everything possible
and them with honest prohibition enforcement will be
much misunderstanding Gazette
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1923-11-30
The Cook County Enforcement Drive

have been received from nearly all federal
and local officials that their cooperation will be given the drive
to stop liquor awessnes in territory just outside of Chicago
Citizens this territory again urged HEP this drive Any
information violations evidence that be
should report the AnSaloon League lSo West Madison ST.,
Chicago
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1923-11-30

is the duty of teachers teach their pupils always
laws the school, of the United States and government
Senator Frank B. Willis.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1923-11-30

The young who today fills his hip pockets with TASKS
tanning Intoxicating beverages himself society and
the Constitution of the United States He
fitting any position of esponsby-Rosevie Times
Citizen
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1923-11-30

Clifford Pncho crystazed the feeling which has
growing that weakened pussootng by officials and citizens had
reached its limit the count respect for law be saved
Decatur Review
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1923-11-30
Resolutions at University of Illinois

University Illinois, taken
of the United the the States
reference the the
he traffic
applaud evidence
public
implicit obedience law all
the Amendment and based thereon:
/. By individually standing for prohibition.
influence the which related
the of liquor
of inaugural Homecoming nothing will
law
By similar the of other bodies
The above resolution passed by the student body the
University of Illinois short previous their annual Home
coming The fourth section of the resolution action
bodies should help
along by getting touch with students and teachers
their local schools and colleges The American Issue will be
reports from schools and colleges throughout the
and relative organized support of prohibition laws
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1923-11-30

Many buildings Chicago have been paoed for year by
federal injunction State inunctons equally effective 1t is
possible develop certain for the law any community
The way of the paddock is eecual
far it Georgetown News.
Evening star., 1923-12-15
Irving Street Near 10th Street
60 zoo

Chevy Chase.
S13,75O.
One of the hest bargains in Chevy Chase
located south of the Circle, and within half
square of Connecticut ave This home con-
tains rooms and bath h.-w.h., electric
lights, and all modern appointments and con-
veniences. 1t is thoroughly detached. on a
nice lot so feet wide. and running back TO q
paved alley. Can be bought on attractive
terms and immediate possession given.
Mass. Avenue Heights.
SIS, 500.
Close to Massachusetts ave in Massachu-
setts Avenue Heights. elevation over
looking the entire city. thoroughly detached
two-story brick. modern home with lot
50X12212 to alley. This house is construct
ed OF the very best materials and has rooms
"A bedroomsl and beautiful tile BATH h-w h.,
electric lights hardwood floors huilt-in garage
and large living porch This is the only
house OF its kind in the entire Mass. Ave.
Heights section. at such low price.
Evening star., 1923-12-15
FOR sALE--KOUSES.
rnnx1nnoA
FOR SALE-HOUSES FOR SALE-K0USES.
HIGH-GRADE RESIDENCE FOR. SALE.
NORTH OF DUPONT CIRCLE, IN HEART OF
SOCIAL DISTRICT.
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Inn Ira ~ al

Suitable tor government official resident who desires
LOCATION convenience and comfort Ideal home and office
tor physician Spanish architecture and modern interior.
frontage OF 4O eet with auto drive Entrance floor planned
with two coakrooms and avatory Suitable doctors quar-
ters Nam floor has reception room, library dining
pantry and kitchen Two upper floors contain six bed
rooms, billiard and four baths three servants
rooms Must be inspected to appreciate Owner leaving city
enables you to acquire such property fair figure $5O
VIII be considered Property unincumbered arrange
terms
APPLY TO OWNER BY TELEPHONE NORTH 1920
OR HAVE YOUR BROKER MAKE INQUIRY
Evening star., 1923-12-15
$4,000.

RHODE ISLAND AVE.
Between l4th and 18th. First floor has en-
trance hall, stair hail, parlor. library dining
room, kitchen, pantry and inclosed back porch
Second floor has bedrooms . baths and Z
closets. Third floor has bedrooms . la tbs
and closets. Large attic. Lot Is 80 IT,
front Electric lights and heated by hot water
S45, 900.
Evening star., 1923-12-15
DIRECT FROM OWNER

For Immediate sale, English type house in
10th st. Heights contains large reception hall,
colonial stairway. open fireplace. large living
room, dining room, French doors to breakfast
room, kitchen. large pantry. bedrooms,
sleeping porch, baths, attic over entire house
This house was built to sell for SIC, 500; will
sacrifice for $13,250 IL purchaser has $4,000
Call OWNER. Adams 245s. 1ss
Evening star., 1923-12-15
S24.0OO.
ON HARVARD ST


Betweeu 18th and 18th. An unusually good
property; three-stoTy and basement brick con
'aining 10 rooms and baths. Exterior r.
pleasing and Interior is in good condition
Gas, electricity and heated by steam Lot j.
70 ieet front to wide paved alley; two-car
orlck garage. Purchaser car ger immediate
possession on very easy terms
Evening star., 1923-12-15
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
= y xV 0AXIlx 3S
Cnnttnnad

1
S5-I55 Will, BUY A C0zY HOME. WILL BE
! vacant i'll a few days. On ID 81. near i3th Sc,
| 2-story brick; good yard to paved alley; IN
| fine condition. Small cash payment Rental sa
Tq'ar VII Taw pay y,is fstITe ST "ea.h'y se pA'"e
Phone Lincoln STEW. IL
| a HEATTIFTL GROOM HOME. NEW, VI
cinity North Capitol und Il. l. ave. NV; n
W. heat, elcc.. tiled bath, hardwood ASors and
brilt in garage: front and iear porches- Very
conveniently located. For price asked Is an
! exceptionally good bay. BOX i9s-M' star
office.
G34 IA. AVE. S.E.-yACANT; WILL SELL
rent or remodel to suit tenant; IL r. and j
fur. heat. cleo: suitable for any business;
price or rent reasonable. Look at this house
before buying elsewhere. Adams 1o59.
ATTRACTIVE MODERN HOME IN EXCLU-
siye residential northwest; convenient terms
low price. Address Box 239-M, Star office. 1s'
$3.50 CASH AND $50 PER MONTH. INcLUD
ing interest taxes. insurance, buys Groom and
bath corner house. overlooking large parks;
winters coal in basement ami See owner
at 3ol2 Park place, any time, or JOHN III.
WRIGHT, 1l16 Vermont ave. NV. l6'
NEAR 9th AND G SITS N.E-7-RM HOUSE
G. bedrooms); gas and electricity: newly pa
pered and painted throughout; price, $1,000:
81 900 cash and $40 per month. including all
interest and principal Apply HARRY j.
HIILYARD. 7os 3rd st. ne. Lincoln 1924.
SOUTH CAROLINA E.-ENGLISI RASE-
ment; r. 4 b.. bay window brick; garage:
paved al'y; $3.50: easy terms. Col. 1891
A RARGAIN-A OR. & Il. HOUSE N ANA
costa with h.-wh., large back yard. room for
garage. large front porch. Price, $500. jos.
A HERBERT & sONS, 515 E. Cap. st.
MODERN BROOM STONE-FRONT HOUSE.
llI3 East Capitol, on LincolL Park; ami;
large rooms: heated garage: sleeping porch.
breakfast room parquetry aoors: beautiful
OWNER. Clev. 3i26.
1871 MONROE ST.-TEN ROOMS AND TWO
baths, h.-w.h., electric light. hardwood floors.
garage: Sl2,T5o. easy terms: vacant; open for
Inspection. JOS. {. ZIRkLE, 203 Colorado
Evening star., 1923-12-15

LOCATED ON n ST.
West of 1Ith. Adaptable for converting into
EnglIsh basement. First floor has entrance
hall, servants room and bath. kitchen and
laundry. Second floor has entrance hall par
lOr. stairway foyer. dining room and butler's
pantry. back stairs Third floor has large
library, stairway foyer. large double bed
room and bath. Fourth floor has . large ana
small bedrooms and bath. Gas and electricity
and heated by hot water. Double brick garage
Gao 0O0