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Evening journal., 1907-08-21
Commercial Markets

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. I.-FEED was
in small supply and firm with fair de-
mand. We quote:
On spot, winter bran, in bulk, S23o0a23,
and spring. In sacks. S23a23.5Q
BALED HAY AND SrRAW-Receipts
Of desirable old hay we're kept well ciean-
ed up at firm prices. Straw was quiet and
steady. We quote:
1850: No. l. small bales S23; No. 2, 81
AL 80; No.3, s16a1s; no grade. sl2al3i Clover
Mixed Hay--No i. $lya2O No 2. Sl6al7
straw. No. !, straight rye, Sl2a1250; No.
EGGs-striotly fine stock sold promptly
at full prices but heat damaged eggs
were dull and irregular We quote:
Nearby firsts. IN free cases. 2lc; current
orn average best receipts, in free cases,
gfc: Western, fair to good, 19320c,
Southern. iea1Sc; re-crated eggs. 23a25c.
GREEN FRUITS AND VFGETABLFE
-Blackberres. Jersey, per quart. 1ial3c,
gooseberries. Delaware and Maryland per
quart lOal2c. huckleberfics, Jersey, per
quart l0al2c: watermelons. southern. pei
car. il00a300; peaches. Georgia, per crate,
Eiberta. 81 25a400; other varieties. H.15a
500: Cnntaioupes. North Carolina. per
crate 50caS.25 cantaloupes, Maryland
per crate, s100aSi.75; grapes, N. G., Del.
per S-basket carrier s2a2bO; oranges. Cal
81 75a4 so: grape fruit. Cal fornia. rer crate.
s3O0aS350: Jersey white potatoes prime
per basket 30a35c; culls, per basket, 15a
90c; sweet potatoes North Carolina, per
barrel. s375aA50: sweet potatoes, Eastern
shore. va per barrel. A5oa500; onions,
Delaware Maryland and Virginia per r.
barrel basket 81 coal 25.
POULTRY fowls 14a1fikc; old
roosters. Zoe: snrine chickens, as 10 quail
ity l5a17c: ducks. Haze; pigeons. old, per
| pair. 23a25c; pigeons, young, per pair,
15a1Sc.
nRrecr,T,-- -Fre~h r'flca fcv's. choice
15ibc; far to good. 14ikai5c; old ROSTERS
| drv nicked i1c. b~oue-. nearby weighing
| ista2H pounds each 22aeic; brolers. tnear-
| hv smaller sizes. 1Sa20c; hroilers. West
! ern. we Ching i7,a2A pounds each. 1Sa19c;
broilers, Western. small sizes. 16a17c.
Evening journal., 1907-08-21
GORMAN-CARR

Joseph P. German and Miss Bridget
Carr were married at the Cathedral
this morning by the Rev. Father
Dougherty Mrs. Malone was matron
of honor and Andrew Mcdonald best
man.
Mr. German, who has been in this
country one year, was secretary Of the
United Irish League, of ireland, for
four years, during which time his abili-
ties as leader were recognized and
rewarded by l. =. Redmond, the Irish
patriot.
Evening journal., 1907-08-21
GIRL ARRESTED
SHOOTS HERSELF

NEWCASTLE Pa, Aug. 21.-Heart-
broken and Inundated over her deten-
tion in jail here Maude King, a pretty
20-year-old girl of Youngstown, Ohio,
is to-day in a critical condition, the
result Of shooting herself last night.
The girl fired three shots. only one of
which was effective. She is supposed
to have secured the revolver from a
woman who visited her last night.
Maude left a note saying:
Il don't care; I'm disgusted with
life
She was charged with vagrancy.
Evening journal., 1907-08-21
FUNERAL FOR
AUTOMOBILE VICTIMS

by THE JOURNALS Special Wire.
BRISTOL, Conn, Aug. 1.-THE first
triple funeral In the history Of this town
was held to-day over the remains of
Charles J. Root. his mother Mrs Joel H.
Root. and Miss Candace Roberts. all Of
whom were killed in the automobile acol-
dent az Ashley Falls, Mass. last Saturday.
three clergymen conducted the services.
Business in town was suspended during
tho funeral.
Evening journal., 1907-08-21
WHILE
DRIVING COWS

While driving drove cows across
the p, 3. & w. racks at stanton this
morning George Hansel, 75 years old
was instantly killed by a southbound
train. one of the COWS was also kill
cd Mr.. Hansel was the father-in-
law Of Charles +. DlcNey, a prominent
farmer OF the vicinity to whose home
the body was taken. Conore Galloway
has been informed of the case.
Evening journal., 1907-08-21
TIE UP IN WESTERN
TELEGRAPH LINES

By THE JOURNALS Special Wire.
CHICAGO, Aug. PA most COM
plete prostration of telegraph service
in the northwest was shown as soon
as the board of trade opened today the
government being able TO reach only
two points of the weather list which
is posted on the board of trade. The
points reached were Moorehead. Man.,
and st. Paul The facilities were in
adequate to get anything at all from
the Canadian northwest.
Evening journal., 1907-08-21
STRAWBERRIES IN
MARKET TO-DAY

There were Strawberries in the mar
ket this morning. There was only one
crate, however, and the owners. George
w. Goodwin & Company. No. 211 East
Fourth street, were not long disposing
of them at 20 cents a quart
The berries came from Laurel and
were I'm good condition. They were a
second crop and the last of the sea-
SON
Evening journal., 1907-08-21
Bic Quarterly Services on sunday.

The annual Big Quarterly celebra-
ton will be held here on Sunday. The
religious serices Of the day will be
held In Union a. M. +. Church, Eighth
ana French streets and will be in
charge Of the Rev. T. II. Skinner. the
Rev. c. II. Walker. the Rev. G. w
Brown, the Rev. ]. Z Nichols. the Rev
J. H. Bell, the Rev A. b. Selvey, the
Rev. ]. ]. Howell. and the Rev L. H.
Bantum viii be the preachers during
the day. An old time quarterly is as
6ured
Evening journal., 1907-08-21
Medical Advertising

ploring the tendency Of people to patron
ize those whom they term advertising
quacks.' Is not this another case Of per-
mitting the devil to monopolize the good
music9 If people rush to the 'quacks be-
cause the 'quacks' advertise, might they
not be attracted to the legitimate practi-
TONERS if those scientists should adver-
tise7
$50 far as we know the strictly ethical
physician is the only business man who
deems it disgraceful to advertise what he
has for sale. He has skill and profession
al knowledge in stock, but he refuses to
inform the public of the fact. How long
would any other business last if it were
conducted on that principle?
'To relnqush the advantages Of adver-
tising to the so-called 'quacks' is merely
to give the 'quacks the tremendous bene-
fits derived from judicious publicity. In
nearly all other lines of business than
medicine there is the keenest rivalry in
the matter of Advertising In that profess
sion men reprehend what nearly all other
business men deem vital in the conduct Of
their business"
1t is encouraging to note that there are
signs of an awakening even among the
ethical" physicians. In his address be-
fore the Illinois Medical Society at Rock
ford. Dr. Percy. of Galesburg, the presi-
dent, recognized the situation.
I'VE must change our attitude toward
the public on the subject of newspaper
advertising" he said "The irregular use
the press extensively and they educate
the public to the injury of all real scien-
tifc advance. We must use the same
means to forward the true aims and OBJ
iects of science" DR. Percy, in short.
does not believe that it IS wise to leave
the devil in control Of the good music.
Evening journal., 1907-08-21
Attention, trolley Rldersl

On Thursday If the weather is fair.
blue cars will leave Fourth and Mar
ket streets. every twenty minutes. COM
mencing at 1 o'clock, for New Castle,
Riverside and Coheld Beach.
Grabs were never so plentiful They
are waiting to be caught Come get
them. and save your butchers bill.
Don't miss this opportunity. They will
soon be gone.
Bathing ana fishing at any of the
places named
c. p. Holcomb. Supt.,
w, n. c. & So. Ry. Co. .
Evening journal., 1907-08-21
SHOT WIFE AND
COMMITTED SUICIDE

BY 'rHE JOURNALS Special Wire.
NEW YORK. Aug, 2l-After shoot
Ing his wife In the head at their home
In Twenty-siNth street to-day. julius
Teich. turned the weapon upon HIM
self and nut bullet in his temple
Both victims were taken to J. Hood
Wright Hospital, where il is believed
they win die.
So far the pclice have been unable
TO learn the cause Of Telchs act.
Evening journal., 1907-08-21
Rr0ker a. a. H0useman pead.

NEW YORK. Aug. 21.-Arthur A
Houseman, of the Stock EXCHANGE firm
OF A. A. Houseman q Co., died at his
summer home. in Babylon, l.. L.. to.
day. Mr.. Houseman had been sicL
only a few days He was about AZ
years of age.
Evening journal., 1907-08-21
ATTACK COMPANlES
CHARTERS In THE COURTS
~ rnE JoURNAEs speeIal VIC.

BY THE JOURNALS Special Wire.
BOSTON, June 21.-Following the
policy laid down by the. National Off
mercial Teegraphers Union today en-
ployed counsel to attack the charters
of the telegraph companies In Massa-
chusetts. Sut will be brought to re-
woke the charters of both the Western
Union and the Postal companies on
the ground that in sending telegraph
messages by mail they are obtaining
money under false pretenses. The man
ayers Of the companies deny this charge
and are preparing a defense.
Evening journal., 1907-08-21

s1.00 to Baltimore snd Return, Sunday
August 25, Baltimore and Ohio r. r.
Special train will leave Wilmington
Delaware Avenue Station) at 91O a. m.
Newark at $50 a. M returning, leave
Baltim ore Camden Station) at $50 p.
M; (Mt. Royal Station) at 6.35 .. ms
Evening journal., 1907-08-21
Ready For Celebration.

The committee having in charge the
program for the twin-city celebration at
shellpot Park on Friday and Saturday
has announced the events which will take
place.
Evening journal., 1907-08-21
Travel Accidents.

See our special travel contracts
The General" Accident Company
Philadelphia, William T. Morris, man.
ager, Board Of Trade Rooms. Phones
1494 and 3551D.p
Evening journal., 1907-08-21

EuWnfu j. McMhnuh,
Wilmer c. Taylor
DAWSON goth inst. Lydia C.. be-
loved wife Of the late John J. Davis,
in her eist year
Relatives and friends Of the family
are invited to attend the funeral from
her late residence No. 22l Flower
street. Chester. Delaware county, Pa.
on Friday afternoon August 20. at
O'Clock. Interment ola Swedes ceme-
terv. wilmington. Del.
WINCHESTER this city. on Au-
gust 90. 1907. John 4. Winchester,
aged 81 years.
Relatives and friends of the family
are invited to attend The funeral SER
Vices at the residence of his son-ln-
law. John b. Krauss. No. $50 Bennett
street. on Friday afternoon. Aug. 2S.
at 1SO o'clock. Intermont Asbury M.
y. cemetery.
WELD1N-At Coatesville, Pa. on Au-
gust 10. 1907. James r.. Weldin, aged
81 wears.
Relatives and friends OF the family
are invited to attend the funeral ser-
vices az the residence of his son-in-
law. Frank Chance. No. ili5 French
street. on Thursday afternoon, August
e.. at 3 o'clock. 1ntorment Riverview
cemetery
P1ERCE-In this city on August 30,
1907. Anna Eliza. widow of Fred
ericiS Pierce. In her e2nd year.
Relatives and friends OF the family
are invited TO attend the funeral SER
vices at the residence OF her son. A.
~ Pierce. No l2a Yves, Twenty-thlrd
rireet. on Friday afternoon. Augusi
21 az o'clock Interment private
Omit flowers
GEBHART-On August 10 1907. Mar.
garet Ann. widow Of b. +. Gebhart
aged so years.
Relatives and friends Of the famry
are invited 10 attend the funeral ser.
vices az her late residence. near
Hockessin. Del. on Thursday morn.
Ing. August %. az II o'clock. Inter.
ment Red Clay Creek cemetery.
PAGE-In this city. on August 20
1907 James r. PAGE. aged 50 years.
Relatives and friencs of the famil,
are invited TO attend the funeral scr
vices at his late residence No ool
Spruce street on Thursday evening
August %. at o'clock lnterment n
Bridgeville. Del. on arrival Of tra'r
leaving Wilmington Ss6 Friday morn
ing, August 20, without further no.
tice.
MURPHY-In this CITY. on August 20
1907. Thomas Murphy. AGED 3s years
Friends Of the family are invited {,
attend the funeral services at his lat
residence. No. 707 Maryland avenue
on Saturday afternoon. August Path
at 2 O'Clock. Interment silverbrool
cemetery.
Evening journal., 1907-08-21

Big Demand for New Castle Houses.
The demand for improved houses in
New Castle is very great to house the
employees OF the growing steel industry.
Evening journal., 1907-08-21
REQUEST
FOR TROOPS
BY THE JOURNALS special wire.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 2i-The Postal
Telegraph Company has made an ap-
peal 10 the War Department for troops
90 protect its property at AshforS.
Ariz.. where telegraph offices were at-
tackled yesterday by armed men. who
fired numerous shots into the build
ing. The department refused on the
ground that troops could be furnished
only on the request OF the governor Of
the territory.
Evening journal., 1907-08-21
Stock Markets
BY THE JoURNArs Special wire.

BY THE JOURNALS Special wire.
NEW YORK, Aug. 21.-The tone OF
the stock market hardened after the
first hour and room traders turned to
the bull side again to cause a moderate
rally in prices. It was fact that liqui-
dation lasted only a short time and the
volume of long stocks that came out
on the first hours decline was small
compared with the sales for short ac-
count. One house. handling aggressive
bear accounts, sold 5000 Union Pacific.
I o'slock quotations from Scott & Co..
Bankers and Brokers, 9o2 Market st.
Anal Copper. 6S1lNat. Lead Co. AK
Am. Srnelt. Co. 81 n. y. Central to4
Amer. Sugar. 2HlOnt. & West. SIX
Atchison ......... 81 Norfolk West 90
Atchison, pfd ...S9 Nor. Pacific .I74H
Brooklyn Tran. AK Pacific Mail IS
b. & o.. ....so - lPennsylvani rf6H
Can. Southern OK Peoples Gas ...S5H
Chi. Or. West. eNlReading 90
Ches & Ohio...3 = Read Ist pfd. II
Chi & Alton II Read. I'D pfd...77
Chi. & n. W..t43 Rock Island ...IS4
c. NJ. & St P. 10 Rock Island pfdAr4
d. & II. ......"I4o4 Southern rac. S2M
D., l.. & W. $50 South. R. Com I64
Erie ............. 2T Hlrexas Pacihc25
Rrie, Ist pfd -. 81 T. c. & Leo I35
Illinois Cen. ...I32H Union Pacific PAX
Louisville .....Ios HlU. S. Steel ..5ox
Int. Met. com o4lU. S. Steel pfd o34
Int. Met. pfd - Wabash ... II
Man. Cons. IFS Wabash pfd. ...7oX
Missouri Pac SO Western Union IS
Mo. Kan & 7. 81 1lGr North. pfd. If9
Evening journal., 1907-08-21

In Germany sound proof building blocks
are made OF a mixture OF gypsum with
sawdust coke. dust or ashes. Some chem
ical skill Is required to make the mixture.
Evening journal., 1907-08-21
cHANDI FR Undertaken
SnANULLN & Embalmer

No. z1l W. Ninth street.
Carefr- attention day or night.
Bodies In Boarding Houses, Hotals
and Hospitals removed and cared Tor
nnt1 ssiaimed. Carriages furnished.
ADDoint1n41aA nrst-cSasa. Both Phones
Evening journal., 1907-08-21
DEATHS.

Thomas Murphy
James y. PAGE.
Margaret A. Gebhart.
Anna T.. Pierce.
John n. Winchester.
James g. Weldin.
John j. Davis.
Emma ID. Stevenson.
Edward j. McAinnus.
Wilmer c. Taylor
The Washington bee., 1907-07-06

Reception will be rendered to Bishop
Alexander Walters Monday, July 8, at
Galbraith Church. Among the speakers
will be Rev. George w Lee, Mr.. w.
H. H. Hart, DR.. A. H. Grimbe, DR..
w. A. Sinclair, Lieut.. R E. Toomey
and w. Calvin Chase Response by
Bishop A. Walters.
The Washington bee., 1907-07-06
PICNIC TO 10000 CHILDREN.

Third Annual Barbecue and Picnic of the Cosmopolitan
emp Baptist Church. northwest between Seventh
Eighth streets Rev. Simon P. W. Drew, DID, PhD PASTOR
be held Thursday July 25 from 3o p Green
Willow Park Anaocsa D. c. Admission: Adults Is cents
piece of Children accompanied by parent guardian
mitted free
Music by Columbian Orchestra Prof Sylvester Thomas director
Platform meeting from 43o pm The orator of the
day will be Major Richard Sylvester Superintendent
of Washington Short addresses will be delivered by Judge NJ
Hewlett Prof J. A Lankford NJ S. and Rev. Alexander Dennis
pastor OF the Ebnezer Methodist Episcopal
Calvin Chase of The Bee, will preside.
Major Sylvester will be greeted by thousands of children by
ing of American flags he the Park.
Pig from pm 73o pm Person catching the pig by
tail will be awarded the pig. 5zS:s,t
Twenty-Five thousand people expected attend during the day
and night.
Get tickets from DR.. Drew, 2o4 Eighth
west
The Washington bee., 1907-07-06
COME ONE
COME ALL

The congregation and friends Luke Protestant Episcopal
Church. Rev Thomas Brown rector assistants Rev. Henry Jo
seph and Rev A. COer) beg
excursion Somerset Beach, Tuesday August 6th 1907
The commodiou Jane Moseey will leave wharf Ninth
and Water streets southwest at o'clock returning the
city in ample time for the
Somerset Beach is pleasant resort beautifully
Gated the Lower Potomac aordg the bathing
fishing boating, grabbing,
Refreshments will be furnished moderate prices
An excellent dinner will be served by the Woman Guild
Proceeds for the benefit of the church.
No pOstpOnement of weather.
The right reserved decline admitting improper persons
this excursion.
Music by the Monumental Orchestra Professor Charles Hamilton,
leader
Fare for the round uip children years age
IS Tickets be purchased from
the various committees teboat the day of the
The Washington bee., 1907-07-06
JAMESTOWN

Hon. H. F. B. Macfarland, Comms-
sioner for the District of Columbia,
commenting on his trip TO the James
town Exposition on District of Column
bia Day, said: "The Exposition is re-
markably good, considering all the diff
culties and obstacles which the courage
Gus and indefatigable management has
surmounted. 1t is very attractive now
and will be more and more so. want
to go back again TO see more of the Ex-
position than was possible in the eX-
tremely limited time that we had. L
especially want to see the District OF
Columbia business mems exhibit and the
District of Columbia exhibit in the Ne
gro building when they are installed.
Messrs. T. w. Hunster, Samuel D.
Milton and w D. Nixon of Washing
ton, D. c., have been here, installing
the exhibit of the schools of the District
of Columbia.
Howard University makes a good
! showing.
{ Messrs. Franklin Nichols Hilyer and
: Daniel Murray, Jr., are here from Wash
ington. Mr.. Hilyer will assist Mr.. A. c
Newman with the division of inventions
and Mr. Murray will have general over
sight of the literary department BOtt
are young men of rare talent and indus
try.
The newspaper exhibit, arranged BY
! Mr.. r. W. Thompson, is coming in for
a large share of attention. Hundreds O
white people of the best standing arr
giving It close examination daily anC
express undisguised amazement tina
there are so many praiseworthy paper
and magazines edited and published b,
Negroes in this coustry. Not fev
Negroes are also surprised to note tn
number and progressive character o
the nearly 400 race journals that ar
regularly issued in the various section
! NJ tho land
The Washington bee., 1907-07-06
ITEMS ON THE WING.

The Rt Rev. A. B. Allen, DID,, Ma
tional Grand Master Of F. A. A. A. Y.
Masons, has returned from successful
trip through the State of North Caro-
lima. He has now gone to the State Of
Mississippi He reports great success
in his Masonic movements. The States
are gradually returning to the national
fold.
Major J. z. Bell, superintendent Of
City Delivery. P. O., will be transferred
to Station a, West Washington. This
transfer will mean a reduction of $500
in his salary. He has been in the P. o.
AZ years.
The members of the York Rite D. c.
CCompacksl observed St. Johns by ser
vices at their hall, o and 4th streets, n.
w.
Edna Rash, colored, of Linden, n. J..
shot and killed her white husband, Chas
Rash, because he wanted her to clear
some fish for supper.
There was a small sized race war a
the Treasury Department last week II
the Office of supervising architect. Thing
are getting very bad in the department.
so far as our people are concerned
disgraceful state of affairs.
! Brother H. E Workman is one Of tn
prominent members of the Compac
| Masonic Fraternity of Waynesburg, P;
The Washington bee., 1907-07-06
DAVID L. MONROE.

One of the most 'aluable men in -
One of the most valuable teachers IN
the Armstrong Manual Training School
is Mr.. David L. Monroe He has done
more for the young men in that school
than any teacher in his line of work.
Mr.. Vermillion states that more young
colored men have successfully passed
the examination in engineering under his
tutorship than any other teacher who
has been in that line of business Mr..
Monroe is man who has the respect
and confidence of the best men in this
country. He has the respect of honest
people and men and women of high
moral character. His army record IS
No. I. The Armstrong Manual Train
ing School should feel congratulated or
having such a teacher
The Washington bee., 1907-07-06
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONGRESS.
First Days Session.
New Orleans, La, june e,

WV OitSallSy Aet'' > e''1~ ~ 1SSs'
The opening of the First Days ses-
sion of the National Baptist Sunday
School Congress and B. Y. P. u. Chau-
tauqua marked the beginning of what
promises TO be one Of the most important
annual meetings among the Baptists. 1t
was ten o'clock when Rev. John Marks
of New Orleans opened the meeting by
Scripture reading, after which Rev. J
H. Fleming welcomed the Congress CT
behalf of the First District of Louis
lana. The audience that filed The
church gave vent on several OCCASION
during the welcome address which wa!
delivered on the part Of the pastor
The Washington bee., 1907-07-06
TRUE RFFORMERS.

One thousand officers of the Wash
ington Division of True Reformers were
installed Monday evening. Chief Grif-
fin made a speech that electrified his
hearers. Over twelve hundred officers
stood Up and dclared their allegiance to
the order. 1t was the greatest meeting
The Washington bee., 1907-07-06
IAMES II. DABNEY.

The new stables in course OF erection
by Mr.. James H. Dabney will be no
doubt the largest private institutions in
the city. Mr.. Dabney is successful
funeral director who has made a repu-
tation by thrift and industry. He has
one Of the most accomplished assistants
in the city, who is factor in the busi-
ness-Mrs. Dabney, his wife.
The Washington bee., 1907-07-06

ers, while overhead hung wedding
bell artistically arranged. Under this
bell they were made man and wife by
Rev. w. A. Ray, of the Metropolitan
A. NJ. E. Zion Church. Mr.. Carroll
is printer by trade, and has place Of
business on Seventh street northwest.
He is also a prominent tenor singer.
Miss Brown is lady of refinement and
lovable characteristics, and is possessed
with dramatic talent They both come
Of representative families of Southwest
Washington, and are natives of this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll received the
congratulations of a host of friends who
were present. The gifts were numer-
Gus, beautiful and useful They will re-
side at No. 70 G street, where their
friends are welcome.
The Washington bee., 1907-07-06

PROF. NJ. GRANT LUCAS SMILING
A visit by the prOverbial stork was
paid to the home of Prof M. Grant
Lucas on last Thursday evening, and
a bouncing boy remained. Mother
and baby are doing nicely says DR.. Cur
tis. and Professor Lusac is all smiles.
Rev. w. G. Avant, formerly of How
ard University, but now of Newberne,
N. c., passed through the city last week
enroute for New York.
The Washington bee., 1907-07-06

There was quite an attractive wedding
at No. 70 G street southwest, on the
evening Of the 18th ultimo. The con-
tracing parties were Mr.. Joseph Carroll
and Miss Estelle D. Brown, daughter
of Mrs. Mary Cant Promptly at 8
pm. the bride and broom marched into
parlor to the beautiful strains of Men
delssohn's march, played by Mr.. J. Hill
liarv Taylor. They were accompanied
by Miss Annie NJ. Green, bridesmaid,
and DR.. B. F. Hailstock. groom's best
man. The parties stood in corner OF
| the room. which was banked with flow
The Washington bee., 1907-07-06
Porch Furniture

We maxi speciality of providing good comfortable
Chairs Rockers, and Setes suit able for the porch
have been unusually fortunate this year getting pieces
wonderfully small prices We always glad arrange
dating credit terms if you wish.
HOUSE AND HERMANN, 7rH AND (EYE) STs NV.