Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1922-07-02 | Page 7 | Cramped

aw oo H CRAMPED. I Txndon finds its smallest house, op poslte Kensington Palace Gardens Its) H atret frontage Is only six feet. The owner uses the ground floor for a H -shop, the cellar for cooking and eating eat-ing atu the second floor for a bedroom bed-room and living room. is thlstb sort of domicile that cir- '.ed coug,.Bt.ion is heading the ma- Jority of ua tnwarrp Steadily mount-I' mount-I' fj&kndTaluy tmpriBon us m smaller and smaller metropolitan cells. Yet It is only a few generations since nearlv every one could Bfford a large yard Before ibe cells get smotherlnglv small, the airplane may break up the cities. oo