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Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-10
COUNCILMAN IS
FIRM BELIEVER
IN SALES PLAN

There is only one way for the
CITY to rid itself of the vast accumu-
lation of delinquent tax properties,
in the opinion of Councilman Cor
don Scrivens of Ell Centro, and that
is to put them into the hands OF
home builders and thus get them
back on the taxrolls where they
may begin to pay revenue into
the city treasury.
Vacant lots, the councilman con-
tinued, are no good to anyone
They are an eyesore and nuisance
from a scenic standpoint. They are
a burden on the taxpayers OF the
town because the taxpayers must
pay the street assessments which
should be paid by the delinquent
taxpayers. They take from the
value of the surrounding property
and cost huge sums by having to
be carried on the books in the red
column.
The city council could see no
use of making bad situation
worse by hanging on to liabilities,
he concluded, and took the stand
that new homes are worth more
to the city than bunch of vacant
lots even if the prices paid for the
lots are small The more homes
built in the city the better for all
of us. The city decided to take
drastic action and bring the lots
and the home builders together.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-10

Possible legal difficulties sur
rounding the city's sale of the de-
linquent tax properties under the
reduced price plan undoubtedly
will be adjusted in a manner salts
factory to all concerned, declared
Dorsey WhitelaW, city attorney.
The legal problems will be work
ed out as they come up. 1t is not
necessary to go into them in detail
as they probably will differ in the
different cases, he remarked.
Questions of title, the city at
torney said, are up to the pur-
chasers. Back taxes and assess
ments are cancelled by the deed
given by the city. The purchaser
may obtain deed in his own name
from the irrigation district and
use it in a quiet title action in the
courts, according to the city at
torney. It is impossible to use the
city deed for such a suit as it
contains a building restriction, the
deed is not passed until the building
is completed That is one way
suggested for the obtaining of title
to the property.
The best plan for obtaining title,
however, is for the purchaser to
get deed from the former owner
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-10
CONSIDER HOME
FIRST, ADVISES
BUILDING HEAD


M. o. King, chairman of the
better housing committee of the
Ell Centro chamber of commerce,
declared Saturday that hundreds
of southern California World War
veterans are seeking advice and
assistance from the Federal HouS-
ing Administration, according to
w. G.. Bingham, associate director
for Southern California, and tenn
porarily in charge of the southern
California office during the alb
sence of Director F. w. NARROW,
THE Federal Housing Admins
tration program is one in which
the veterans are urged to keep
their bonds if they can, but if
they cash them to- think of their
homes first. Many veterans re-
alize that the payment of the
bonus, plus the 80 per cent financ-
ing made available under the
insured Mortgage System, pre-
sents an opportunity of perma-
nently solving their housing prob
lem, said Chairman King.
More than fifty applications
from veterans are beng procesSed
by the underwriting department at
Los Angeles at present which in
dicateS that at least a portion OF
the bonus money will be spent for
durable things of lasting value.
"The field staff of the Federal
Housing Administration has been
urged to devote major portion
of it's time to assisting veterans
with Federal Housing Administra-
tion applications. The banks,
building and loan, and federal
savings and loan institutions are
all cooperating with the program .
King said
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-10

everything possible to aid In a
nationwide building program. The
city councils plan for selling tax
decided lots at reasonable prices
is in line with that phase OF busi-
ness recovery.
The councils lot selling CAM
paign will result in a new crop
of home owners and Immediately
create a group OF persons more
deeply concerned in civic affairs,
Sones declared.
A community of home owners
means community of interested
citizens, according to Sones, and
the council is aware Of the value
of interest Gu the part OF Ell
Centro residents.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-10
COUNCIL LAYS FOUNDATION FOR GREATER PROSPERIT

ehasers and interested parties. Even
though the details and red tape
have been simplified as much as
possible, it still requires a lot of
talking.
Since the plan is a new one and
no precedent had been established,
it was necessary for the council to
establish a definite policy upon
each phase of the purchases and
sales as they were introduced in
the transactions. The plan is simpl-
er now, he continued, than it was
at the start. The councils policy
is established on everything that
has come up so far.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-10

Now you can have up-to-date
fixtures at low price. This smart
5-IiUbt drop fixture is flnishe In
dull gold with silyer-effect ae-
cents.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-10
Numbers Help on
Window Screens

All window screens should be
numbered. Small brass number
tags may be obtained in duplicate.
One is placed on the screen and
the other on the window sill or
frame. Then, in the Spring when
the screens are gotten out, they
may easily be sorted and placed in
their proper openings.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-10
BEAUTY is ONE
GOAL FOR CITY
SAYS J. p. EYER

New homes mean more beautiful
city, and a more beautiful El Cen
tro is one of the objectives of the
present council, remarked Council
man j. P. Eyer during a discussion
of the citys sale of tax decided
property for greatly reduced prices.
Eyer, who is park commissioner,
is one of the plans most enthu-
siastic hackers because he believes
residents who own their own
homes will be more interested in
beautifying their property. Beauti-
full lawns surrounding new homes
will be of untold value in city devel-
opment, according to Eyer.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-10
CLERK CARRIES
ON BIG TRADE
IN TAX LANDS

My office is doing land office
business in a land office way" was
the ejaculation Friday by City
Clerk Calvin G. MouSSeau.
It doesn't take long TO sell
lot under the conditions outlined
by the city council, the clerk de-
elared, but it does take long time
TO explain the steps to the pur-
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-10
PERMANENT HOMES ENCOURAGED BY
CITY BOARDS BUILDING CAMPAIGN

When young people buy lots and
build homes they plan to make El
Centre their permanent place of
residence, said Mayor Roy Womack,
as he considered the list of per-
sons who already have bought the
tax decided lots at the reasonable
prices charged by the council.
The council is encouraging many
splendid types of persons to build
here and make this city their home
for the remainder of their lives. he
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-10
Building Trades
GiUen Big Boost

LITTLE ROCK. Ark.-Employ-
ment and wages in the building
trades throughout the state showed
an increase for the week ending
July over the same period in
April, according to a report of the
state commissioner of labor.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-10

declared, and will put stop to the
practice of rentine. from year to
year while planning to go elsewhere
to establish a home.
Men and women from all walks
of Fl Centro life are buying the
lots" according 10 Womack. with
the idea of building They may
have to borrow the money to fin
ance their building but they will
build. That is what We want the
mayor concluded.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-10
CITY ATTORNEY BELIEVES LEGAL
POINTS WILL NOT CAUSE TROUBLE

and avoid going to court to quiet
title.
As long as the city. district and
county continue to cooperate in the
project, the difficulties will not be
great the city attorney concluded.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-10

In broom closets the lowest shelf
should be about 4 feet inches
above the floor, as this is enough
to clear broom and mop handles.
and makes the shelf more get-at-
able. snMf
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-10
Building Will Encourage
Better Business, Belief ,

Building basic industries which the prosperity
community Councilman Harry Sones and by ncou
building in Ell Cenro the city council Is
laying community prosperity city development
the that the government Is doing
Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-10

Automatic hot water service at lowest
cost. Burns low priced furnace oil,
range oil, or kerosene. Fully automatic
positive thermostatic control. Light
it and forget it! New design burner.
No wick to clean. No electric or gas
connections. 30-gaL. capacity.
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1936-04-08

nar.d 10 answer the gentleman ar2n-
mept but he should finish bls speech
frs.
9Th Appoiated (P. 10; eph) continuing:
| viii an wer that question. As Tar as
see two groups. the dry go IDS people aud
the merchants. and they are the tWoo1sl
NESS people that that are keeping 10 THIS
&unIcip4hty oy paving tax. LIZ YOU ara
going 10 prevent tneS4 Peep e from f0l
iny business T will no fail tor this ord
mace. tbs unfair. You permit Oaroer
shop 10 remain Open, how DOES IN lt exist
You permit the IheaEers to remain open
how do they get Their tickets SOLD! lou
90 further and say that refreshment ola
ces can remain open. DO you know the
amount Of gamohng that Is GONG on IN
those places. am not speaking for the
DRY goods grocers neither am L speaking
for the merchant. We do DOT have TO
come here and make laws 30 close our
shops on Sundavs. We apnot promote
pub ic morals by enacung laws have
nved in ST. Thomas for some time and
know hat shops are supposed TO De cos
ed 90 Sundays. Yes. the front of the
steles. out the pack doors are opened,
and that's " here the poor people are get
ting their nee /. Not all CT US can Guy at
any,im Many aundresSes Wouldn, eat
if you restrict them from blylng tnelr
needs on Sundays, We nave the DIrec
tor OF Police here. ne can see tnat the
people leave the markets on Sunday
morning. Why hould this Council enact
sucn aw 10 prevent the people fro
selling? If you can see the justice OF
that, gentlemen. cannot. want to call
your attention. to another point. You will
recall that ABOUT Que year ago with great
enthusiasm we assembled here and pass
ed an ordinance for the protector of
wild life and | voted for il. | no" see
that the reaction on the people Is truu
lie. The people are saying that Instead
of he CouncII making laws 10 protect
human life Vt it making avs 10 protect
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1936-04-08
Boxing! Boxing!

1t was not very sat; 7facto~y to HAIR
LEM JOB (160 lbs) when he fought the
eight-round bout with Kid Gibbons.
So he then in turn challenges KID
GIBBONS IT'S lbs } in a 15-rounA bout
on the thirteenth day of April.
This fight will be started at 80 P. M.
at the High School Open Air Theatre.
Tickets will be on sale 17v- before the
fight, and can be had at the Promoters
home.
Promoter
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1936-04-08
The DISTRICT COURTp OmE THs
VIk IN STANDS Of rHG U. 5 A.
C.RlSrlANSIED SUB-JUD. CIAL
Dis rRIGT
In the mat er Of the Estate Of
ROSAIINE EDW kDS D.cea .ed
No. Jan. Term, 1886
NOTICE OF FINAL NEARING

Notice is hereby given that the under
signed Adm nistrAtor Of the a0ove eati-
tied estate having fl ed IN the Distri%
Court of the Virgin Islands his fln4i i.
account of said estate, the nearing of {
same has been fixed for the 29.n day f
Nav 1896, at Ii O'Clock a. m. of thar d
at the Otfiee OF the judy of nd Cour
10 the town of Chrisuinsted, s Crolt
and all persons interested are nereay ~
titled to appear and show Cause, if any
they have. why said account SHOULD nsc
he allowed the estate declared settle
and the undersigned sch4- f~o
Office.
81 JOHN HENRY CHRlSTIA !
Administrator
Dated March 27, 1886
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1936-04-08
PROCEEDINGS
Of THE
Colonial Council
FOR ST. CRolx

Enc Member for Christiansted Town
(AleGohder) Mr.. c airman, have
nv own Cpl i Il a1O am entitled to it
We are mere II arg le and offer sngges
tiOns, | think you should emOOdy eve
'hIng that is consider trading In
Some Of the Sra es in The United States
even la, bali is lnciud' d. The spirit of
this srd,na zee IS 10 give protection to
IN ploy ees v hereever these blue laws
are IN force places of amusement are in
Gu led you C n1Or Guy anything 10 To-
ronto after nine O'Clock aGd in Bait
more you canno. even get your shoes
SHINE ter that hour
9th App lnted Member (P. Joseph:
Mr.. Chairman and gentlemen of the
Coui eli have lIste1-d attentive to
me remarks of all the speak ers en- this
Ordinance so That | may not mlsqnote =,
httn or mslnt rpreI what III y have
SAID / want TO say here an now that /
tave great deal of respect for the
opiuIon desires, wishes Of the men
who's names are app nded 10 this Or1
ance: wish l couIn agree with it in
TO 0 o. cau,s | fee thai my remarks
are gong @ De mlsconstrued. think
ilrst If al, n4t n )r)pon .nts of his
ofulr ancr are Tying 10 swallow 100 Dig
= bite Whsn these honorable members
hive seen II Introduce Inso his Clun
cl &c, ain r. Iiatioas tha [ 90 or aim
- blue avs IN the UnIteo States il -
ume snougn for those no nave not ia
k i part IN he fr1mlng of his ordinance
10 POM cut he z ave hi take they
making. Gentlemen, l want you 10
f., tha | Gave h welfare of TINS
ounc,l al ie r. as much as hose memi
b, RS whose names apD-dr as he hackers
of the Ordinance, Wine some IT US are
In favor of ha ling an enure hO iday on
ouluay ha, fall 10 my lot 10 h. ar
the mojorl,y Of people soy the Council
is gong 100 tar by wasting ii ne 10 pat
laws 90 the Statute Book that Is not go
ing TO be ooeyed. | know that the Com
mu1iIy will feel that this Cot neil is no
orkIng IN its interest by passing law
OF this KIND. It is Known thai his STAND
is passing throug financial difficulties.
and yet we are going TO prevent the peo-
pie from making a living. | would like
to ask: Who are the people you are gong
to restrict from dom DuslnesS on sun
days? | pause tor an answer
4Ao O.A,r.4l4 n.y 81, l p-
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1936-04-08
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF 9TH
VIRGIN ISLANDS OF THE u. S. A
CH2ISTIANSTED SUB-JUDICIAL
DISTRICT.
In the matter of the joint Estate OF
JESUS NIEVESI RODRIGUEZ
deceased, and surviving widow,
SUANA GARCIA NIEVES.
No. Jan. Term 1896.
NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING,

Notice is hereby given that the under
egned Administrator of the above entitled
estates having filed in the District Cout
of the Virgin Islands his final account o.
said estate, the hearing of the same hiss
been fixed for the 29th day of May 1885, at
10 o'clock a. m. of that day at the Ofics
of the Judge of said Court in the town
of Christiansted, St. Croix, and all per,
sons interested are hereby notified to ap.
pear and show cause, if any they have,
why said account should not be allowed,
the estate declared settled and the under.
signed discharged from office.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-01-20
TWILIGHT HOUR RECITAL DRAWS
 GOOD AUDIENCE
Mrs. Alexander and Helen Torkelson Offer Varied
 Program to Public

Successful 'sin every sense of the word the Twilight Hour Recital held yesterday. in the Holy Trinity Cathedral drew large attendance and assured the repetition of such hours by the church in the near future, Crystal Snow Jenne,. Choir Director, reported today f Starring in the recital were Lola Mae. Alexander distinguished vocal ist, and Helen Torkelson, talented organist, both of whom drew many tributes from the delighted audience.
 The complete program was as fol- lows:
 70 Holy Hour and 70 Dry Those Tears" Lola Mae Alexander. <. Organ Solo, Cavaleria Rusticana Helen Torkelson.
 His Haven" Lola Mae Alexander
 Organ Solo, Prelude by Chopin Helen Tolkelson.
 Beside Still Waters and "rhe Lost Chord Lola Mae Alexander
 Organ solo, selected, Helen Tor kelson.
 When the Roses Bloom Again and The Lamplit Hour,a Lola Mae Alexander.
 The Twilight Hour Recitals, which will be repeated with different artists at irregular intervals throughout the spring and summer, are for the bene- fit of the pipe organ fund.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-01-20
JUNEAU DRAMA CLUB
 MEETS TUESDAY EVE

Tomorrow nights Drama Club meeting in the high school auditor ilun will be featured by reports from the two Workshop divisions which have met during the past fortnight and by program expected to rival in interest the excellent performance of. the last meeting.
 Miss Lucy Sinclair will lead the program with an informative talk, A one-act play, starring Harland King and Scott Ford, will follow. Robert Casey, who directed the play, is in charge of the program
 Because the business to be trans acted is important, and because members of the program committee have worked conscientiously to pre- pare good entertainment, members are urged to attend promptly at 7:30 pm.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-01-20
READ THESE RULES!

l. Election starts Wednesday, January g. Election ends early in March depending saings Election votes the each dollar of cash paid to participating merchants follows
 (a) On all counter cash and COD purchases
 (b) On all cash payments on
 (c) On all cash down nstalment payments
 made time-payment accounts during the election
 period, regardless of when the purchase made. A. Votes will be only strictly retail busestha is quantity purchases of commodities industrial wholesale chase by merchants NOT to be included. 5 The election girls surrounding territory between the ages of Is and 30 (unmarried). Nominating blank published Empire 10000 votes but lot of will be credited by candidate
 Right reserved nomination by the Merchants Con- mittee. Votes be mailed Better Times Editor Daily Alaska Empire
 placed in the official ballot boxe locations to be announced later. Judges will be appointed by the merchants and their decision all matters will be final. O. Merchants participating the election allow of their employees undue influence favor of candidate l. Buying of by firm behalf of candidate dis bun by other method than according the above rules is expressly prohibited 4 fT<f-F-ft +--f
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-01-20
ENSCH,S SCIENTIFIC

X-Ray chiropracUic adjustments will remove the cause of your head ache, asthma, high blood pressure
 rheumatism, etc. Phone 45l, 2OG Main St. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-01-20
c ' . A THE HOTELS

Gastineau Bill Flory, Hawk Inlet; Mrs. M. E. Tippetts. Hirst Chichagof; John A. Maronoyich; MT. and Mrs Sam Pap pas, Sitka.
 AlaSkan
 Jesse R. Galbraith, Juneau; Joe Guthier, Juneau; Mfr and Mrs. Har- " Pellett, Juneau: c. B. Halverson, Mendenhall; A. Gabriel, uneau; B. Wilson, Juneau; A. Wasdahl, Men denhall; Pete Pappas, Juneau; ". Tiempo, Juneau; A. F. Parker, Gus tavus.
Evening star., 1936-07-19
RO-CAR HOUSE,
1901 Dist ST NV

The business and professional men and
women. who are Obliged to spend the Sum
mer months in the city. will enjoy the
comfortable living and pleasant dining Of
the Ro-Car House.
Single and double rooms separately
and in combination at specially reduced
prices
Evening star., 1936-07-19
wANTED-RoOMs AND BOARD.


AN ELDERLY. refined widow wishes room
and board with small family: not an in
valid; must be reasonable. Address Box
305-x. Star ONCE. l9'
family BY young lady: state price. Address
Box AJAX. Star ONCE.
REFINED lady wishes room and > nesls,
in private home, for $50: prefer SUBURBAN.
however, will consider other. Address Box
41l-X, Star ONCE.
GIRL. Govt emp desires room and board
with Catholic private family. Address Box
LADY WISHES room and board in home
Address Box 3S6-X, Star office.
MIDDLE-AGED GENTLEMAN widower
executive. wants room with private bstn.
also to board in home OF private family:
Congenial home pleasant SURROUNDINGS and
plain cooked meals desired. Mo- hard to
please. Prefer northwest section. but no
objection to suburban locality fr,i il near
room. State location and number in FAM
llyy. also terms Replies held strictly con-
fidential. Address Box "66-X. Star otice.
YOUNG LADY LADY; Gov,t @ employe desires
board in Winter: NV. section, Address
Box "+o-X. Star office
HOME for elderly lady having small in
Box 354-X. Star office.
WANTED-Country board for elderly lady;
yard and grounds to walk in. but will need
some SUPERVISION. please give aet ais. Ao-
dress Box :t50-X. Star ONCE.
GOOD boarding home lor or :! English
speaking German-Jewish girls; ages 4 and
high school: references eXchape ed. Ad-
dress Box 276A. Star ofnce. el-
BY EMPLOYED MOTHER, in quiet. COM
Portable home. near bus and John Bur
roughs School; girl g. supervised while
mother away; would consider cooking
PRIVILEGES; reasonable. Walnut 1898.
YOUNG LADY. empIc-ed Government,
SINGLE room. board private family: sub
urbs. Address Box 400-X. Star Office.
WANTED-Room and board for mother
and care of 4-year-old child. Address
Box :}g6-X. Star office.
ELDERLY GENTLEMAN and employed
lady. rooms and board with private family.
Address BOX .,39-X. Star office.
WANTED-SUB. RMS. AND BOARD.
COIIPI z desires accnn,mn nd tinn for mnn1n
Evening star., 1936-07-19
ROOMS AND BOARD-SUBURBAN.


WOoDSIDE, MD.-Single or double rm.
priv. home. large porch. lawn: block TO
18th st. bus stop. Shepherd 1894.
CHEVY CHASE 1904 Brookville I'd
Comfortable room. excellent meals: large
yard. plenty shade; reasonable. Wis. 4116.
BOARDERS t2j; refined private country
home 20 miles from Washington; free
transportation for commuters; SIS per
week Address Box 6:-V. Star once.
sos ARUNDEL AVE. Hyattsville Md--20
minutes to certer OF city; room. board
transportation and laundry: new private
home for refined gentleman with ref: reas.
Greenwood 3S1a.
cool ROOM and board for refined lady;
1Oc bus fare, ) min. to city. S32 80 mo.
Clarendon 261-R
ROOM AND BOARD-Doubie room for ..
large house. 3-acre lawn. = baths. home
grown vegetables and chickens. S35 each.
Phone Walnut 1874.
CLARENDON. VA.-Single and double
accom-. in modern home y block trans.
lnc fare. PRIVILEGES Walnut 1914.
FALKLAND MANCR-Exclusive guest home
overlooking 18th st. and Rock Creek Park;
20 minutes Govt Offices: 10 acres; . rooms
and private bath; convenient tennis court.
soif and swimming pool. Shepherd 1855.
NEARBY VIRGINIA
Lovely cool room and board to two young
men or couple; private home. no other
roomers: Southern cooking. home priv
nezes. transportation If desired; 10 min
utes from downtown Washington.
INQUIRE VA. REALTY CO.
Arlington Rldge Va. Phone Ridge 66.
Evening star., 1936-07-19
SUBURBAN BOARD.
WANTED-BOARD.

IDEAL NURSING HOME. in suburbs; best
of care under trained nurses; rates rea-
sonable. Shcp. 4lS1.
Evening star., 1936-07-19

BY MIDDLE-AGED MAN where there are
other middle-aged men: walking distance
downtown: not more than IS per week.
Address Box 2O4-X. Star ofhce.
Evening star., 1936-07-19

COLORED, 1872? 9th ST. nw-Two nice
furnished rooms. After Sunday inquire
1915 9th st NV.
COLORED-Rehned family. 1 or " rooms
employed couple preferred: near car. Phone
Columbia Sl39-J.
Evening star., 1936-07-19

COYWOOD APTS.. 18th & L SITS NV
One rm.. kit. semi-priv. bath complete,y
fur: unlimited phone gas. cleo; elevate.
ser. south. eXpoc. Met. Oljl.
Evening star., 1936-07-19

5I3 OUINTANA PI. W-MASTER BED
rm. kit bath; nicely furn.. new home
conven. TRANSPORTATION: reasonable. Geor-
Evening star., 1936-07-19

27OO 18th ST NV: ROOMS. PORCH
md floor. Ink. gas, cleo. use of phone
$40 per month.
Evening star., 1936-07-19

] 7"3 EYE ST. NW.-COOL ROOMY APT.
rms. x. b. reasonable for Summer to
Evening star., 1936-07-19

Furnished first floor. two large rooms, large
bath. small kltchenette; gas and electricity
furnished: east and west exposures: high
ceilings; sou. For appointment phone Dis
trict $3.50. Branch 1I3. during day. Miss
Evening star., 1936-07-19

1879 18th ST, NW-COoL. COzY- and-
floor apt. consisting Of one room kitchen.
rll conveniences: adjoining bath.
Evening star., 1936-07-19

THE KEYSTONE, 2l5O PA. AVE. NV
Beautifully furnished ] room. kit, dress
ing closet. bath with shower: two exp :;
$50. West o6k2. ADJ. 4l2.
Evening star., 1936-07-19

$500 Goth N.E-Laree. airy room adjoin
bath; gentleman; private family; refer
Evening star., 1936-07-19

ca41 MACoMB ST. bi Conn. ave
attractive. cool; near bath shower; single,
double gentlemen: Clev. 1859,