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me any allowance this week.
He moves out today to No. 34.
[?Glads]. I went yesterday to
see how the house looked, thinking
he might have moved. Ernestine is
to attend to the cleaning. The Petersons
have not taken the house
nor thought of doing so.
I can tell you about the rooms.
They are two good sized rooms,
a long narrow hall, and a
bathroom, fairly good paper
on walls, and carpets. The back
room is a dark room and looks
out on a light shaft. The front
room faces on Eleventh Street. I