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Evening star., 1926-06-04
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s.n;.I, Sors.; lndertaSina o.riGr:: sOi, fEss,
am. sh:nc. U to iisI's Hoig Name Su1i Church. Re:
QUEEN high mass at am. Relatives ana
friends invited to atteno.
Ma9Rx a6 1a,s Departed this life SUNDAY, NJ,
LIE MuRRY neercGGa fnes Grln.u f1GiD shs d.usht.r
Of Narcissa and the late Lewis Grimes and
She also leaves to "sin' MOURN their loss Dc:
soseo , mother: one sister. one brother two
. and friends. Funeral i' from r NC Grice. re cSspeI
12th and sts. NV. FRIDAY. June (. st 1
onos En.Piai7 EnsP. oNfr III: n:sv.S q sc's s.
sn.i,. 2 rrankiin ~ ,SGo 2ss5 Funeral from I.
invited
Eo.oI. ASEA" at 1fvEoHf fSi;Si'F"R R,vG "91ff'S,y
"sson 90 s% rm on Jun: a1:l9 ieTlSr ieT .n.n:r M
n.. =. held Saturday. June .. intermen, al
sTE%Akr HMEs sRApfRy TSer;sd'S 5o1.T ,aT' Oa:,,g
fs.id:n:. 81 and Es:,ern ES1:ra .Ts'' ,"n sSoSs
r sel1:vs; o.t a, snd d.. ,,,:.d. invited. Inser;Ni
'fGSss ss rs lESis ;sf:H '9Gs & lr;f 4
to%er2 rnner2 tcm hs lat. s.ss M""
Jun. at . pm Relatives and iri.V's
Nav his soul rest in peace
"faIS ia Departed hi; Ite Tus.d.y lug: /.
= ne. vIcToRli TOR = Wells wi Is''@i"Gs Ga%th,.r = q
Gertrude We'll. Perry. Funorai wi he
ks St.. if"% Nv A'eaFH atHrGsy ~ r. mSr5h !" +
Seiat'ves and friends invited, 'C"lu1''Ns.
WELLS. Departed nj. ht-. :uddcrly. Tuc.-
@other mot u'v v1croRfAa0 afa0, ,wETms inTHs am my
Some will think will not NJ lonely
But littl. will they know the pain. AID
That l will suffer al the uhrle.
But God knows tried to make !, 20 80
Sleep on pearefml. for will ne . GOOD Hrv
YonR o9 sefp fovTNe yn@E !as1 soS SoFN WILLIE WELLS
Me- ,,. York and Columbia. $. G.. n,1.9rs
"sf = s:.uE: Rev b;soG cs1,as c. s,y s , s'es re-
pastor in the service. -
WILSON. wednesdsv Iuns =, i6"f. ~ srrS
nm. after short ilres AZ h-t hors.
~. Bates ST. nv. KATHRYN NAY
WILSON beloved daughter Of John ~.
and Ksthrine Lerch Funeral from h-r
late residence. Saturday. June :. al 80
am. thence tn 81 Aloysius Church. where
mass will be said at am. Intsrnent ~
Fort Lincoln Cemetery. -
WRIGHT; Tuesday. june /; la"s; 4 ca
sons Private Hospltai. LOUISA WRIGHT
beloved daughter ot George and MAJ
James. Mary, Ethel, ard Irer. I--vt.:
mother of Elwood Wright shs leaves
TO mourn their loss host of other rels.
tlves and friends. Remains resting at t.e
". Ernest Jarvis funeral narlors. 800,
Georgia ave Funeral from Mount Morish
Banti.t Church. Ord and L sts. su.. Mon
day. June :.
YOU Nc. Departed this li1e wednesdsy Juno
.. 1878. aftsr long and lingering Illness.
ANNA SCOTT YOUNG wife Of Charles &.
Young. 81. mother Of Charlie 6, u. ard
Scott Rand. Funeral from H.: r.-idsn.s
1920 Rigs st. NV. SATURDAY June 5. AZ
] p.m. Friends and relatives invited ."
attend.
Asleep in Jesus. blessed seen.
From which none aver wake 10 verp"
SONS. JOSEPH AND CHARLIE.
Evening star., 1926-06-04
MRS. G. w. HARTMAN DIES.
Came to Capital During War:
Funeral Rites Tomorrow.

Mrs. George W. r. Hartman
died at her residence in the Toronto
Apartments Yesterday after long i'll
ness. She was 80 years old. Her
husha nd, Mr. Harrima n, was at one
time an official OF the Norris Peters
Co., ltthogra pliers. and is known for
his development OF the Hartman
geograp phic code. method of making
maps.
Mrs. Hartman came to Washington
with her family in 1917. She is' sur
vived by husband a son. Rodger
Hartman: two daughters. Miss Char.
lotte Hartman and Miss Elizabeth
Hartman. and two brothers. Elmore
f. Locke and Frank J.. Locke Of
Maiden and Boston. Mass. The
brothers are here with their antilles
10 attend the funeral services, which
will he held in All Souls Unitarian
Church. Sixteenth and Harvard
streets. tomorrow afternoon AT 3
O'Clock. Rev. DIR. L. 6. r. Pierce,
pa stor. will officiate.
Prior to her marriage Mrs. Harri-
man was Miss Mabel Locke
Evening star., 1926-06-04
BRENNAN WILL FILED.
Money Left to Churches and Hos.
pitfalls in Capital.

The will of James F. Brennan, who
died June /, has been filed for probate.
He left $3.50 to ST. Aloysius Church
and 500 each to st. Patrick's and st.
DOminic's Churches A trust fund of
$4,000 is given to James J. O'Byrne
and Harry X. Hickey. the income
from 5000 Of which is to be used for
the education at st. Charles College
of a boy for the Catholic priesthood
and the income from another $4,000
for his education at st. Mary's Sem
mary. The income from the remain
ing $4,000 is TO go TO the St. Vincent
de Paul Society Of Washington. The
rest of the estate is given to the di-
rectors Of Providence Hospital. The
trustees are also to act as executors.
Evening star., 1926-06-04

The University of Michigan Alum
nae will hold it's annual picnic TO-
morrow. 4:30 pm, with Mrs. w. j.
Ransdell 200 Harvard street, Glen
Echo, Nd.
Evening star., 1926-06-04
BODY OF BOY FOUND.
Edward Hawkins. Missing Two
Days, Drowned in Potomac.

Mysterious disappearance Of Edward
Hawkins colored. nine years old. from
his home at 1878 Third street the
past two days was solved Yesterday
afternoon when his body was found
foatinG i'm the river between Washing
ton Barracks and Navy. Yard Bridge.
Robert Thornton. 1929 Brown street
southeast. found the body and il was
f.. r. Dulin of the eleventh precinct.
Richard Hawkins, father of the hoy.
Unidentified the body AT the morgue last
nigth. II Is thought the boy was
drowned while in swimming with COM
psnions. who probably became
frightened and said nothing about the
fatality.
Evening star., 1926-06-04

The Woman's Benefit Association
will hold memorial services Sunday.
& p.m., in Luther Place Memorial
Church Rev George Diffenderfer.
pastor, will preach the memorial ser
mon. after which there will be floor
work by the Union Guard Team.
Names Of members who have died
within the year will be read and
flowers placed upon the altar in
tribute to them. Seats will be re-
served for members Of the associa-
tion and families of the dead. and
they are requested to he in the
church early To avoid confusion.
The National Association Of Retired
Federal Employees will hold its final
meeting for the Summer tomorrow.
nm. in Grand Army Hall. Senator
Stanfield has been invited to make
an address.
The Federation Of Citizens Asso.
Citations will meet tomorrow. pm.
In boa rdroom of the Municipal Build
ing.
The Maine State Society Of Wash
ington will meet Monday. pm. al
Washington Club. Seventeenth and h
streets. Entertainment. installation
of officers by the orator of the so.
cietv. DR.. Gilbert P. Brown. Mrs.
Marie Peary Stafford will speak Of
Memories Of the North" Piano solos
by Alexander Clayton and readings
by Miss Alice Robinson. Friends
from Maine invited.
Evening star., 1926-06-04
RETIRED CLERK DIES.
Miss Caroline g. Forbes. 80. Lone
Had Been in u. s. Service.

Miss Caroline Gordon Forbes. SIS
years old. who for 80 years was a
clerk In the Bureau of Education,
Department of the Interior. died in
the Homeopathic Hospital yesterday
after an illness Of two months. She
was retired from the Government
service in 1914.
A native Of Westmoreland County.
Va, Miss Forbes lived in Baltimore
for a short while after the Civil War
and then came to Washington, where
she had since resided. She was for
many years a member Of the Church
of the Incarnation, Episcopal.
Funeral services will be conducted
in Chambers chapel, Fourteenth and
Chapin streets. tomorrow afternoon at
/ O'Clock. Rev. Walter B. Reed will
officiate. lnterment will he In Kin.
sale. Westmoreland County. Va.
Miss Forbes leaves no near rela.
tiyes
Evening star., 1926-06-04
7ES|| 3l93 . -

Look for this label 1t 10 sewn In
every genuine Palm Beach Suit.
Evening star., 1926-06-04
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

the Washington Hebrew Congrega
tion will have a picnic Sunday. Chill
dren and their parents will meet al
the Temple at 10 am. where husses
will await them Bring lunch and
30 cents for bus ride.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-27
RRIGHTENS HOME.

The little "weenic. transplanted
from the streets to the big, kindly
home that shelters nearly 200 of San
Autonios orphans, soon was so happy
that she sang herself TO slecp--croon-
ing songs Of love that sent her little
playmates off to slumber with cradle
lullabies ecboing in their dreams.
Singers who have listened to
StclIa's songs DECLARE that some day
she may 90 from the orphanage to the
opera. to sing for the rich as she
sings now for the little poor ones of
her "homc.'
She has taught her little orphaned
playmates to sing Of happiness that
they have never known.
Perhaps some day she will teach
that lesson to The world.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-27
ANIMALS LOSE
APPET|TES
SUDDENLY
300 Residents Exhibit Same
Enthusiasm But Don't
Eat as Much.

According to the animal keepers at
Breckenridge Park zoo the winter
months pass with the animals appe-
titcs. At this time of the year they
eat less than in the latter part of the
summer or during the winter.
This abstinence from food Is not
noticeable on the animals. The Aapir
still seems a rather robust gentleman
and the Brahma cattle still have that
school girl complexion. The sea lions
gObble their luscious fish as fast as 1t
is thrown them and the camel paws
the ground, impatient for his hay. y
visitors not acquainted with animals
appetites, would believe that they had
never lost it from watching them eat.
But the zOo-kecpcrs make a careful
study of just how much the animals
really want SO that food will not be
wasted. And the zoo folk are count,
ing thir calorics now.
In the morning at breakfast, and
just before, they still clamor as loud
as ever over their food, aud the even
ing is a repetition of the morning. And
for some reason or other the lions al,
ways seem just a little bit too hungry
and make a person wonder just how
many meals his body would make tor
the yellow fanged. long-cIawcd cats.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-27

Of the tribe may be plastcred against
the hot water heater with the swat
ter before the family trees have time
to sprout.
A well-traincd fly, however. which
starts buzzing around your head in
the morning trying to wake you up in
time to get to the office. is a jewel.
Why cant his progeny devote them
selves to such unitarian tasks?
But they won't. They fly in the
baby's milk and get stuck in the
butter.
So that's the reason the time is
here 70 swat the fly and to put up
the screens and keep the back yard
clean.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-27
Pilots Will Enter
Little Rock Races

Six Brooks Field pilots were sched-
uIed to hop off Wednesday noon in
four airplanes for Little Rock to at
tend the National Elimination Bal
loon Races and airplane races Thurs
day and Friday.
Captain c. f. Oidficld and Lieut.
enant K. J.. Owens and Lieutenant
Virgil Hine and Sergeant Rosenber
ger in two DIS. Lieutenant X. Gar
rett in PIT and Lieutenant c. y.
BanfilI in a Nought, composed the
Brooks Field flight
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-27
Balky Army
officer Takes
Ride to Lookup

Civil authority FLASHED with
the military at Broadway and
Josephine street, and the former
won.
Tuesday n Fort Sam Houston
officer had spent a short time
in the city Jail and faced book.
ing Of negligent collision as the
losers end OF the difference fol.
lowing an automobile coliisio"
lie was requested TO have his ear
moved so il would not block the
stsLet. lie refused.
Again, he was asked to s;en
bond, and likewise would not
do 50.
Motorcycle officers emerged
triumphant when the officer was
loaded into the patrol wagon and
iaEen to Jail. until he was prop.
erly released on bond
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-27
Main Vice-principal
Visits Ill Mother

g. W. GotkC, vice-principal of Nam
Avenue Senior school, has been called
to the bedside of his mother, Mrs.
P. F. Gotkc, who is reported as Sc
riouSly i'll at her home at Clinton,
Iowa.
Mr.. Gotkc left San Antonio Mon.
day and will be away from the city
for several days.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-27
Lighting of Match
EXplodes Gas Tank

Taking a smoke as his truck was be-
ing filled with gasoline on East Com
MERGE street. cost the driver 500
when the vehicle was damaged TO that
extent following an explosion of the
gas tank. Fumes from the tank were
lighted by the match the man strurE
TO light the cigarette, according to
Fire Chief !. &. Sarrau, who extin-
guishcd the blaze.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-27
Reporter Guard
Ordered TO Run
By Bondsman

Writing Of deeds is much bet.
ter than doing them, me San
Antonio police reporter believes.
Monday he consented to ride
with a prisoner who wished TO
drive his own automobile to the
police station. while Motorcycle
Officer Billy Christoph followed
beside on a motorcycle.
The officer was temporarily
lost in the traffic and the pris-
oner stopped at the home of n
friend 10 arrange bond. When.
the friend learned that the guard
was a reporter, he drew a gun
and ordered him away. Officer
Christoph arrived as the report.
er marched from the house.
hands skyward, and recaptured
the prisoner.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-27
Boy Prefers Jail
to Returning Home

Hospitality of San Antonio, regard
less of his having been arrested here.
50 appealed TO an 11-year-old Garden
dale boy who ran away from homo
to visit here last week. that he re
fused to return when the opportunity
presented itself. He told police his
father had sent him money with
which to pay fare home, but he did
not want to go. He still is in Jail.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-27

1t seems that
but a few of the
old papa flies
survive the winter
by staying behind
the trunk in the
breakfast room.
But when spring
comes they fly out
into the kitchen
and start multiply
ing.
BY June they
have rolled up the
staggering total Of
3G7,9Sl poor rcla-
tons.
And so the an
nual Swat the Fly
,ampaign starts
with the hope that
the Adam aud Eve
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-27
Providers Scared
=, From Mans Home

Burglary of the home of 4. e,
Bonds, 500 Queen Ann Court, was
prevented when Louis Koch, city en-
ployc, AL Queen Ann Court, fright,
cned two men whom he saw on the
back porch OF the Bonds residence.
The men had cut through the screen
and were about to enter the house
when Mr.. Koch went toward them.
The couple ran.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-27
Man Gut by Wife's
Friend He Disliked

Objection to constant association OF
his wife with another negress wa
given by Lorenzo Wolford, $40 Ne
braska street, as the reason for Il
knife wound on his chest. Wolford
was wounded when the woman 10
whom he objected attacked him as he
lay in bed at his home, he told de.
tpctiycS
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-27
Factory Exhibit
Delayed at Lanier

Open house at Sidney Laner
Junior School. at which the exhibits
Of the San Antonio Manufacturers
Association were to be displayed. has
been postponed from Friday. April
20, 10 May Z. Secretary Charles C..
Leel Of the association, announces.
An entertainment by the students
Of Lanier School will feature the eY
hibition, Friday. May Z.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-27
Marion Johnson
Joins AID Agency

Marion Johnson, former adyertising
manager of the Vogue Company, has
joined the Thelma Gaines Adverhs.
ing Agency as account executive, IT
was announced Tuesday.
Miss Johnson spent several month;
in New York after leaving the Nogus.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-27
Kelly Field Man
Hurt in Car Crash

J. II. Morey, GSth Service Squad
ron, Kelly Field, was bruised slight
ly when the automobile in which b.
was riding, driven by J. =. Campbell.
Of the same organization, and car
operated by Ebert Hcdigcr 347 Low.
rr's Lane. collidcd. The accident Oc-
CURED at Laredo and durango streets.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-27
Man on $500 Wet
Bond; Stills Found

A man arrested when prohibition
agents seized two stills in a resi-
dence in the northern section OF thu
city, VS. released under $500 bond
after he waived preliminary bearing
Tuesday.
Beer and mash also were confiscated
in the raid.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-27
Hark Ye, Knights
O. the Rum IT'S the
Woman Who Pays

Gallantry has been struck a death
blow. according to United States Com
missioner Il. l.. Edwards.
When husband aud wife were ar
raigned before him Tuesday for liquor
law violation, Judge Edwards allowed
bonds Of $500 for each.
After making bond for himself. the
man said to his wife as she went 10
Jail:
That sure is hard luck. honey"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-27
Thief Again Strips
Wash From Line

Genovcra Uvaldo, 4O3 IL VilhtI
street. doesn't claim to know snythln-
of palmistry but she promises break
in the life line" for the thief who
stripped her clothesliue Tuesday. 1t
was the second robbery within week
from her clothesline.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-27
Fan Taken
by Store Marauder

Summer can't be Tar away, Detec'
tive Sergeant Stanley Fitch says and
to substantiate his claim he cites the
theft Of an electric fan from the
Wright Brothers Electrical Supply
Firm, iO3 Main avenue, Tuesday by
an "nNnr.hcaLedr thicf.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-27
Seeding Of Girl
Brings Patrolman

Prolonged absence OF a daughter az
a social function So invoked the wrath
Of her parents that when she returned
home, the entire neighborhood on
Pine street was aroused by their
seedlings.
Mounted Officer Winters urged
upon the three the necessity for quiet,
which soon was restored.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-27
TIE THAT SCARF
To YOUR EAR
FOR STYLE
Dame Fashion DEGREES Old
Accessory Can Be Put
to New Uses.

Extree!
The Apache scarf has come TO
town.
But it isn't wild and woody like an
Apache shcik-in/fact it isn't woody
at all, but silk.
And the funny part of it is, al
though the Apache scarf" has been
right here in our midst all the time,
it has officially just arrived" IT.
other words, the mysterious new"
scarf that has been puzzling fair d.
voices of style-bccausc though they
had seen predictions of its coming,
they could not find what il was or
how it loked-is just your old scarf
or any old scarf tied coquettishly I'M
dor ono oar
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-27
TIME To SWAT
HOUSE Fl \
UPON Us!

Now is the time Of year when a
swat in time saves 42.47S,9I7.
That's what $50 n week statisti.
clans tell us, along with how much
France owes and how long it will
be before the gas supply runs out.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-27
Major Sneed Flies
to Balloon Classic

Balloon races in Little Rock will
be attended by Major A. L. Snecd,
executive officer Of Kelly Field, wbu
took of Tor Arkansas Tuesday. Ma.
jor Snesd will return Sunday.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-27
Rate
Announced on Katy

Home-seekers' rates over the NJ. X.
& T. Lines from all points in the
United States to San Antonio were
announced Tuesday by Fred Griffin.
divisional passenger agent Of the
company.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-27
GIRL 8 SILvER R.
VOICE TURNS
DRAR LIFE
|NTOJOY
Four-year-o old Love Songs
Bring Sunshine to
Wee PIaymateS.
By BESS CARROLL.

Love came down from heaven,
long time ago
And with these words on her lips
little "Orpbant Stella" from the al.
leys, with her songs of love and
heaven, to the Protestant Orphans
uomc-to become the music" of drab
little lives.
Strangely, StelIa's favorite song is
Love "a song that echoes with the
happiness of little ones who have
known a mothers love and the joy
Of a home of their own.
PAST \ BLANK.
No one knows how 4-year-old
Stella learned 10 sing. for no ono has
ever come to see her since she was
placed in the orphauagc-more than
year ago-by the San Antonio Hu.
name Society. Her past remains a
blank-StclIa says that her parents
are dead. Perhaps they are.
She sang a significant little verse
when she first came to the orphan
aSe-2thc only reminder she has now
of her list that was;
NV pgppa.is n merchant
My mamma cuts the meat
Oh, I'm n little vicente,
A-runniug round the street,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-27
CHIN WILL DO.

Or, il you happen to be using your
car for some other purpose, tie it uu-
der your chin.
The only difference between the
new Apache scarf and the Plain
Scarf is this: You wore your old
scarf las is" or draped around your
Adams apple like a hangman's moose.
and the Apache must be tied in
bow.
No one knows why the stylsts took
an everyday narrow. long, bright scarf
and called il an Apache. Probably
because no man can resist that al
Turing bow For that selfSame bow
has bcn pronounced as fetching as
the jelly-bean Apache bandit taking
ways" as intoxicating as the average
"Apache's" breath, aud as bright as
the extra gay "company' war-paint
Of the Apache Indian chief.
LAW HOLDS ALO0F.
And though the strong arm of the
law has long since encirclcd the
Apache war camps and is always
ready TO grasp the Apache shcik, "
nothing whatever has been done about
the Apache scarf. Even though it is
said that they really ought TO be
locked up in jail for safekceping
where they can't unite with the spring
poetry in deadly combination that
not single-Or murried--man can
resist.
That just shows that something
really ought to be done about equal
rights for men.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-27
A MOVING SHEET OF GLASS.

Here is the new process. The batch
is melted in huge furnaces, each with
capacity Of .40S tons of molten glass.
The temperature maintained in a
melting heat OF $500 degrees Fahrcn-
heit and refining heat of 23O0 de,
grecs.
The furnaces are charged every
fifteen. minutes with sand, soda ash
and other chemicals. The glass flows
out in continuous stream onto Il
slowly revolving iron drum, and passes
under a roller which gives the righ'
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CONTINUED On Page ~
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$1,000 -Brookland.

A nine-room. tWo-sscry bungalow. IN Al
condition. me upper moor i made into :
groom apartment with separate entrances.
sfrordine proasabie income from rent.
Largs roonas dcwnstsirs. Two baths open
fireplace: sleeping porch. with thne outlook.
ran. iarss shade trees IN 'front.' and rear.
Bsautifui terraces II ftCht. This neat resi-
dsncs i near Hhods Island ave. few blocks
non Soldiers Home. with bus SERVICE 4
corner. a cool rssrsat from the heat. Terms
|reasonabie. Oxen Tor inspection saturday
ana sunday.