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Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-05
RELEASED FROM JAIL
ONLY TO GO BACK AGAIN
WIFE FILES INSANITY CHARGE
AGAINST PRISONER
East Los AngeIan Remarked That it
Was Enough to Make a Man
Crazy to Meet With Treatment He
Did

This is my unlucky day." said Mike
Clark, a resident of East Los Angeles,
yesterday afternoon when he started
out of the city Jail after being dis
charged from custody and found that
an insanity complaint had been filed
against him while he was being tried
in the police court for disturbing the
peace
According to the officers of the east
side sub-station, Mike has been making
trouble for his family and he was
arrested by Officer Sloan for disturbing
the peace.
Clark was discharged on this charge
and when he came to secure his per-
sonal belongings from the property
clerk he found that the sheriff had
telephoned to hold the defendant on a
charge of insanity, preferred by his
wife.
DO 1 look like a crazy mug?" de-
manded Mike of Sergeant Sparks.
II cannot say about that" was the
reply. Here is another charge against
you and you must be held"
well, this is enough to make any
feller crazy all right" muttered Mike
as he was taken back to the Jail from
which he had just emerged.
The officers say that the man has
been drinking heavily, has caused q
lot of trouble in his neighborhood and
is supposed to be mentally unsound.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-05
CIRCULATING THE RECALL
Public Ownership League Camps on
Councilman Ford's Trail in
First Ward

However feeble it's efforts it is GER
tain the Public Ownership league is
in earnest in it's intention to have
Councilman Fred Ford of the First
ward made a scapegoat for the city
council.
Petitions for Fords recall were yes
terday placed in the hands of circu-
lators in the First ward and by even
ing a few signatures had been secured.
Councilman Ford spent most of the
day among his constituents and de-
clared that he did not believe a suf-
ficient number of signatures would be
secured to justify a recall. 1t will be
necessary to have 800 First ward
voters sign the petitions before q
special election can be held in that dis
trict.
The petitions state that Ford was
guilty of grave breach of public trust
in voting for the Gilmore river-bed
franchise, which the mayor vetoed.
Ford claims that as he voted to sus-
tain the mayors veto and as a con-
sequence the franchise was not granted
he is not guilty Of conduct unbecom-
ing a member of the city council and
a representative of the people of the
First ward.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-05
WILL "CROSS THE SANDS"
IN A HUGE CIRCUS TENT
TWO HUNDRED sHRINERs WILL
DO THE ACT
Fiesta Park Will Be Scene of FESTIVE
ities-After the limitations Twelve
Hundred Will Partake of
Banquet

In true circus style, will candidates
of the Mystic Shrine cross the desert
sands Saturday, April IA.
AS no hall of Los Angeles is big
enough TO contain the antics to be per-
formed a tent, 3S0x1SO feet, has been
secured by those in charge and will be
erected in Fiesta park. Small boys are
warned that no trespassing will be
allowed.
Two hundred candidates will do the
acts, and more than a two-circle circus
with bareback riding is promised; also
slight of hand tricks and gymnastics.
Altogether it will be the most high
toned and exclusive circus ever held in
Los Angtles so much so that the usual
parade for the public will be omitted.
The goats are being trained. and so
ferocious are they that they will only be
taken into the ring at the last mo-
ment.
The ringmasters will be Potentate M.
II. Flint, Chief Rabban W. P. Jeffries,
Assistant Rabban L. J. Youngworth
and Oriental Guide L. ]. c. Spruance.
This is the only one of its kind never
surpassed, so step up quick and pay
your money to see the gentlemen do the
high kicking. 1t is the last time that
candidates will he initiated into the
order of All Malaikah temple, Mystic
Shrine. before the meeting of the i'm
perial council i'm May.
Following the initiation a banquet
will be served at Levy's. 1t is expected
that about 1900 will survive the fes-
tivities. for which number covers will
he laid.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-05
PUBLIC ADVERTISING
Ordinance No. 1910
New Series.J

An Ordinance declaring the intention
of the Mayor and Council of the city
of Los Angeles to establish the grade OF
the alley, from Pico street to Alvarado
street between WCstlakc avenue and
Alvarado terrace.
The Mayor and Council of the City of
Los Angeles do ordain \. as follows; tCwfior ~,
the Council of the city of Los Angeles
to establish the grade of the
ALLEY,
from PiCo street to Alvarado street. be-
tween Westlakc avenue and Alvarado
terrace. in accordance with the follow
ing elevations:
At the intersection with Pico street
the grade shall be 22j.70 at the south
west corner and 225.55 at the southeast
corner.
At a point on the southcrly side $40
feet westerly of the southerly line or
and 229,6S at a point on the northerly
side radially opposite thereto.
At a point on the southerly side 100
feet westerly of the southerly line OF
and 23O.22 at a point on the northerly
side radially opposite thereto.
At a point ON the southerly side 1S0
feet westerly Of the southerly line of
Pico street the grade shall be 23O;;64 and
23O &c at n point on the northcrly side
radially opposite thereto.
At a point on the southerly side 200
feet we estcrlY of tho southerly line OF
llCO street llle grade SllulI ne - WV anu
23102 at a point on the northerly side
radially opposite thereto.
At a point on the southerly side 220
feet westerly of the southerlN line of
Pico street the grade shall be 231.2S and
2a1.29 at point on the northeriy side
radially opposite thereto.
At a point on the southerly side 240
feet westerly of the southerly line of
Pico street the grade shall be 231.4S and
23l.4S at a point on the northerly side
ra0idllX ODDOSite thereto,
At a point on the southerly side $50
feet westerly of the southerly line of
Pico street the grade shall be 231.5S and
231,58 at "A point on the northerly side
radially opposite thereto
At a point on the southerly side 400
feet westerly of the southerly line of
Pico street the grade shall be 232.OO and
23200 at a point on the northerly side
radially opposite thereto.
At the intersection with Alvarado
street the grade shall be 22S.41 at the
northeast corner and 22S29 at the
southeast corner.
And at all points between said deEig-
mated points the grade shall be estab-
drawn between said designated points.
Elevations refer TO the top of the curb.
are in feet and are above plane which
is 255 feet below below CITY datum datum plane
to the passage of this Ordinance and
shall cause the same to .be published
once in the Los Angeles Herald and
thereupon and thereafter it shall take
effect and be in force.
hereby certify that the foregoing g
Ordinance was adopted by the Council
of the City of Los Angeles at it's meet
ms " -' H. j. LELANDE,
Approved this Sd day of April, 1906.
As 1t Mayor.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-05
8owen & Dolton's Vernon and Compton

Bowen & Dolton's Vernon and Compton
Avenue tract
Fixing and establishing the curb
lines on Scott street, between Echo
Park road and Alvarado street
Resolution determining that the
public interest and necessity demand
the construction and acquisition of GER
tain additions to the existing Central
Police Station, the construction of GER
tain police station buildings, and the
ACQUISITION of certain lands therefor.
Ordinance determining that the pub
lie interest ana necessity demand the
construction and acquisition of certain
additions to the existing Central Po-
lice Station. the construction of certain
police station buildings. and the ac-
Quisition of certain lands therefor.
Resolution determining that the
public interest and necessity demand
the construction and acquisition of Ger
tain bridges and the acquisition of the
necessary lands and rights of way
therefor.
Ordinance determining that the pub
lie interest and necessity demand the
construction and acquisition of certain
bridges and the acquisition of the
necessary lands and rights of way
tI,prpfnr
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-05
INDEX TO PUBLIC ADVERTISING
NEW TODAY

Ordering the construction of a Wit
ltn nttled pipe sewer in parts of Tenth
streets 'i'i
Ordering the construction of Wit
rlhed pipe sewer In Yale street. from
Bernardo street $50 feet northeriy.
rrlhed pipe sewer in Bernardo street,
from Yale street to old Hebrew cemel
terry, and in Adobe street, at Bernardo
street
Ordering the construction OF n Wit
rihed pipe sewer in Avenue Twenty
eight, from Barrauca street to Pasa p
dena avenue, and in Barranca street,
from Avenue Twenty-siX to Avenue
TWenty-eight.
Ordering the improvement of Tober-
man street, from the produced south
curb line of Twenty street to the
north curb line of Twenty-third street.
Declaring intention to change and
establish the grade of Hill street, from
Fort Moore place to Sunset boulevard.
Declaring intention to establish the
grade of Nendome street, from Temple
street to First street
Declaring intention to establish the
grade of the alley, from Pico street to
Alvarado street, between Westlake ave-
nue. and Alvarado terrace.
Declaring intention to improve Nal
colmson street, from the west line Of
Moneta avenue to the east line of Olive
street, and from the west line of Olive
street to the east line of Grand avenue
declaring intention TO lnpI owe
Waterloo street, from the south line of
Marathon street to the produced south
line of Kane street.
Declaring intention to improve
Mountain View avenue, from the south
line of First street to the produced
north line of that portion of Valley
street extending east of Mountain View
avenue.
Ordering the widening of Fireman
street, between Temple street and its
southern terminus.
Ordering the opening of Metcalf
street, between it's southern terminus
and Court street.
Ordering the opening and widen
ing of New Hampshire avenue, between
Eleventh street and Twelfth street.
Fixing and establishing the curb
lines on Miami avenue, between Fifth
street and Sixth street.
Fixing and establishing the curb
lines on Forty-first street, between
Compton avenue and the east line of
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-05
SHR|NERs WARN
CROOKS AWAY
PICKED DETECTIVES COMING
TO LOS ANGELES
Pinkerton's Agency Will Send Its
Shrewdest Men Here During
Fiesta Week to Cooperate
in Restricting Crime

Warning is sent out to all surething
men and pickpockets by the executive
committee of Fiesta and the Shriners
entertainment that every man who is
known to the police as crook will be
watched from the time he leaves an
other city, and the day he arrives here
Will be arrested and kept in confine-
ment until after the festivities are
over.
This is made possible by arrange
ments made yesterday by Chairman
NJ. H. Flint for the Shriners and Sec
retary Zeehandelaar of the Fiesta
committees, who have taken action
looking to this end.
Chairman Flint signed contracts
yesterday with the Pinkerton Detec-
tive agency that brings to Los An
geles the best men to be had in the
country in the employ of that agency
and this means men VINO know every
crook in the country.
In addition to this Secretary Zee
handlaar arranged with the local po-
lice force, in an interview yesterday
with Capt. Broadhead, for police pro-
lection while the guests are in the
city The local force will work in con-
nection with the Pinkerton men and
at the same time will arrange for pa
trolling all of the streets that are to
be used by any of the parades. The
detective force will be busy with their
work. but the patrolmen will have their
hands full with the crowds that will
be on the sidewalks to view the pa
radeS.
Rope the Streets
Undoubtedly there will be such
crowds on the streets that it will only
be by use of the wires strung that the
police will be able to keep back the
people far enough to permit of the
parades passing and have room to go
through their maneuVers.
Can't. Broadhead assured the COM
mittees that he would have his men
stationed to do the greatest amount of
good and take care of the crowds that
will be here.
Chairman Flint yesterday closed
contract with the Hotel Hinman cor
ner of Seventh and Figueroa streets.
for the accommodation of Damascus
temple of Rochester, N. Y. This tenn
ple will come here by special train and
will bring it's own band of music.
Another train that will come across
the continent is that of Ismal1a tenn
ple of Buffalo, N. Y, and the members
are coming stronger than was at first
expected The train will be equipped
with the DeForest Wireless system,
the first train in the world to be so
equipped.
Last night the executive committee
of the Shrine was in Long Beach at
tending the Shrine meeting there. The
members of the committee explained
to the Long Beach mobiles what was
wanted to entertain the visitors, and
the enthusiasm manifested shows that
Long Beach will do it's share toward
attending to the crowds that will come
there the second week in May.
Committees on program and general
work have been appointed and when
+he Shriners go to Long Beach they
will find that their coming has been
anticipated and everything will be in
shipshape order for their pleasure.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-05
FOOLED THESE BURGLARS
Store Owners Wisely Banked Their
Funds Before Nocturnal Prow-
lers Arrived

1t was not the fault of burglars that
they secured nothing from the store
of Adams e Hellinghausen, 316 West
Fifth street. Tuesday night, but the
proprietors had just banked all their
money and left but one dollar in the
cash drawer. The thieves took this
and two dollars worth of stamps and
a can of saradines.
The burglary was reported to the
police.
Entrance was made through an open
transom.
Mrs. c. E. Camp, 2421a South Main
street, said that sneak thieves entered
her room Tuesday and stole a gold
watch and chain valued at $45.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-05

Notice of the Filing of the Assessment
for the Opening and Widening of
Ninth Street, ut Its Intersection With
Hoover street, Together With the
Diagram of the Assessment District
for Said Improvement.
Notice is hereby given that the Street
superintendent has filed with the Clerk
of the Council of the City of Los Ange-
les the assessment for the opening and
widening of Ninth street, at it's inter-
section with Hoover street. as contem-
plated by Ordinance No. 1854 (New
Series) together with the diagram of
the assessment district. The date of
the first publication of this notice is
April 2, 1906, and all parties interested
their objections, il any they have, to the
continuation Of SAID assessment IS 9;d by the
Council within thirty days after the
said date of the first publication of ,dos this
Persons signing objections must give
postoffice address.
Citv Clerk and ex-Officio Clerk of
Council 4-2-l1 10t
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-05
THIS HORSE EARNS A TREAT
Driver Will Reward Him for Avoiding
Collision With
Train

L. p. Paulson, driver for a dye
house, had a narrow escape from death
Yesterday at Third and Alameda
streets when a switch engine struck
his wagon and smashed the rear
wheels Paulson was hurled from his
seat but only sustained bruises and a
spraiued ankle.
When given treatment at the re-
ceiving hospital, he said that he owed
good supper to his faithful horse,
which gave a spring just as the en-
sine bore down on him, and saved
the wagon from being demolished and
prevented serious if not fatal injury
to himself After treatment Paulson
was sent to his home, 1900 East Four
teenth street.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-05
ADMITS SHE CUFFED BOY
Saw Lad Pulling Her Daughters Hair
and Maternal Ire Was
Aroused

Stella Bauer was arraigned on a
charge of battery yesterday afternoon
before Justice Chambers.
The woman was uncertain how to
plead, but frankly admitted that she
had given a boy several cuffs on the
face.
II had good reason to do it, your
honor" explained Mrs. Bauer. THE
boy was pulling my girls hair. That
is reason enough for any woman"
The court said that he would hear
her story later and set the case for
trial.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-05
Notice for Bids for Boiler Room at
nnIrfnnIl mic HisrI, Sclinnl !.

Notice is hereby given that the
Board of Education of the City of
Los Angeles will receive bids for the
construction and completion of a boiler
room at the Polytechnic High School,
in Los Angeles city to be constructed
in accordance with plans and specif-
cations on file with the Secretary at AIS
Chamber of Commerce building. All
materials and labor to be furnished and
excavations made by the contractor
All bids must be addressed to the
Secretary of the Board. sealed and filed
with him on or before Monday, April
g. 1906, at ~ o'clock noon, at which
time they will be opened in public. Bids
must be accompanied by a certified
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-05
PUBLIC ADVERTISING

check for five per cent of the amount
of bid. Board reserves the right to
reject any and all bids.
Los Angeles, Cal, March 81, 1906.
N. S. AVERILD, Secretary.
3-21 40 lot
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-05
INTERPRETATIONS

National Clearing House-Directors,
Samuel II. Mock, E. w. Parker and
C. A. Dickinson; capital stock, $500, ,OOO;
100000 subscribed.
Spa company-Directors, M. L. Ger
main, w. C. Elderton and II. d. Van
deveer; capital stock, $25,OOO; $2500 sub
scribed.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-05
AIIaYina His Fears

Mrs Goode Ca clergyman's wife)-My
husband always says a short prayer be-
fore each meal.
The New Cook (indignantly)-W
he needn't take sich precautions phwile
I'm at tn range-Im no cookin' school
radooate!-Puck.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-05

TO CURE COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tab
lets, Druggists refund money If 1t falls
to cure. E. w. GROVES signature IL
on each box. 25c
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-05

Everything you want you will find In
the classified page-a modern oncyclO~
pedia. One cent O WORD.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-05

Talk-o- Phone free. See the proposition
in today's Herald.
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CHURCH NOTICES.

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
FIRST RICH or CHRIST SCTEN-
.st tr0fner of Heividere ana Main
streets Sunday morning 20 O'Clock sfr-
I'.i nretl'tN ENperfenrr arI tostf-
morN meeting every Welus sdar evening
NJ q" O'Clock The readfug- room Is To-
Gated i1 tnc Chamber Of Commerce Build
ing. ana is open every week Iay from 70
to All are cordially invited
GROVE AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH
oiroNc Avenue ana Fcerr ~free1 Rev.
D. HAWTH1R\ I D.. aastor.
Preaching ar DO q 81 ana - " Sunday
school at 9.i- s. 80 Aif-WeeN prayer
meeting O. = 81 W.dn. SHAY
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rYPEWRITER sUPPLIEs.
TYPEwsiTERs FOR RENT.

rYrEW RENTED. s. Up PER
month. typewriters repaired. lowest
prices consistent witr best quality OF
work. THE TYPEWRITER FIX
CHANGE. NO f05 East Main Street.
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REAL ESTATE-For Rent.


WAN TIED TO RENT Az JNEXpIRED
'r' Nu lNutc OF twelve rooms well
suited fpf hotrier- WIN -ru 900 uoor
covering and give possession by Octo-
N'r l-t. Party moving as have not
,r'Hk. room. Address ". care Carrier
FOR RENT TO A DESIRABLE TEN
"nt. "a suburban home. furnished or uu-
furnished. on Westnampton lire Large.
comtDt table house. barn and oufhuild-
lnas. ten acres. VOL fenced Apply 20
THOMAS -. SfDNOR 1910 East Main
street.
FOR RENT NEW BRICK HOUSE.
'N'd' r. ght 49, to-date. ou Park Ave-
n s low doors from cars. eight rooms
only tlis l.ft. others rrrtca. dom. v.-I
Zoo long DRlNkARD az D.. Nortn
sixth.
ONE EXTRA LARGE STABLE 10 AC-
-,i.ill''ate Two to three horses and
sonah.e 40 East clay street.
FOR RENT FOR THREE OR -FOUR
months Furnished house on Grove
Avenue. eight rooms convenient, ar
ranEencrf, furnace heat. o~curaf is-i ~
once Address j. 33. care this office
FOR Rent. LARGE CORNER STORE
on Broad Street. ~ tho centre ~ the
shopping district. FOR rn~frrr fnrnrr.a-
i'h' address r.. 60. care This office
FURNISHED EIGHT ROOM MODERN
house. 1fff PARK Avenue To~ ra-f. sf5
range Possess'oa October lst
FOR RENT-NO So NoRru MONROE
l."L Jay -rC ". o." rooms. Uapered.
stairway tn ftel m basement Apply 70
r. a. HH9cK. 81 West Marshall.
REAL ESTATE-For Sale.
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MILLINERY
PHoNoeRAPHs.

THONpGRAPHs SOLD ON install
m ut~. 1n 0N records Boz stock. .hnrns.
cranes and an supplies. eo2 East Main
Street.
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~ATcH REPAIRING.

YOUR WATCH REPAIRED OR CLEAN
that II is dom properly 20 FEARS eN-
uericnce Cleaning. 81 90 Main SPRINGS.
81 o. 40S East B-oad Street All work
guaranteed
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kAENlPrNS IS THE STANDARD CAN
dr OF Richmond. 40 North Ninth.
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HARowARE AND ROOFING.

W YOI- NEED HARDWARE. ROOF
ine sash. Doors blinds. Paints.
brushes Floor Stains etc.. we aye .It.''
HARRIS HARDWARE GO. 40 East
Broad street.
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SPORTING GOODS.

SpAIDING ~ TOWN. COMPLETE
lif1n ~ athletic goods headquarters es-
fahished at HARRIS HARDW RE
CO. 40 East Broad street Richmond.
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SIXTY THOI SAND. FOUR THOUSAND.
Nluety Thousand Acres s. % s. Agri-
Cuit-ral land. Great chance for specu-
w1N span g~ d aSreIage to1 aomgsee,< ..r
GRoESBEECK & CO.. san Antonio.
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MERCHANTS AND FARMERS.

GET PRICES OK Or-R HICKORY w
holes and Greensboro Farm WAGONS
before you buy prices and quality
right. side delivery wind-owers for pea
NIGER BRO. No. S. Fifteenth
Street.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-TRIGG SHIP YARD EQUIP
-n'' consisting Of machinery. tools
stors room supplies. motors O5 II. p
70 l20 II. P) electric ceiling fans sin
gle and double beltins shaftlne. hang
era, puileys. etc. lumber and nrewood
cheap Address 9 N. ToMLINsON.
snip Yards. Richmond. va
.sCHOOLBOOKs $1,000 Ar-rrrr.ANr-
Gus scnooihooks embracing Richmond
'o.ege. Womau's COLLEGE, Hrr School
end private schools ir rIty ana county.
4 large stock 20 select FROM iu new
Il1 second hand THE RICHMOND
Fifth street.
GRI soS III. Hay. GRAIN. MILL
and cattle powders tobacco. rock salt
i9r your catue. country produce OF all
BINDS NJ. J. MUSsEN AND son.
-,or'h Eighteenth Street Phone. 1926
WANTED. TO SELL A GAsOrENE En-
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make Address J. 1oe. care this office
FOR sALE-GAsOLENE ENGINES.
ne perfect and cheap power for saving
wood. pumping water. grinding and
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rated with them. Samples on our floor
W. X. BACHE & Sons. iHs East Main
SPECIAL AND PATENTED MA
chinery built. Why nor have your
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ruin
wANTED-To SELL A SQUARE
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r.. b. HAYNES. FORMERLY WITH
Pho National Phonograph Company. has
opened store at e01 East Main Street
Trad supplied nc factory prices and all
supplies.
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SATERS EXTRACTS ARE THE BEST
is THE WORLD for your ICE CREAM
NAIth ICES and other SUMMER
IfiNhS 90 twice as far as other
bra ds Ask your grocer for SACER
and take no other.
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DON'T PUT OFF OPENING a BANK
account until you have a whole lot or
money. start in a small way by deposit
ink n Nttle every day IN THE FIRST
NATIONAL BANK. and you viii be sur
prise1 to see how quickly it VIII grow.
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WINDOW GLASSES.

NE SELL WINDOW CLASS. PHONE
7N sizes. phone u.s. Jog
NAf'f1HANS $50. West Broad street.
formerly 61 East Broad Street