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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-27
NOVICE FLIERS nor ABOrT.
Earlier In tho nay Russ~II Gets IIIs VIA.
ciIne stuck On the sand.

George Russell IN making a flight az the
Hampstead Plain aviation field late
Yesterday afternoon barely missed a
coil l-ion with the fence on m. far side
81 the course and landed q few feet on
the other side ia a sand pile He found
Il impossible 10 rise from the soft soil.
and IN order 20 get the machine hack Co
it, shed a part Of the fence had Co be torn
away
just after the rain about every machine
that was In condition wnz taken out on
the field and a. there we're more nedg-
lings than fier- u took some zkilful
manpuvrink for the machines To- keep
uut nf one another's way Harry )
HaTknes- and Walter ~ Fairchilds took
their mpnoplane- cut for exercise but
didn't do much IA the way II fyinE
Harkne-s made several short Jumps n
few feet from the ground and FnirChilis
lowered close 20 the earth. Capt Bald-
win completed eleven circuits of the
course aud Didier Mason hew the ma
chine of the Mohawk Aviation Company
Mrs. Frank Raichs. the woman avia-
tor. was out In the early morning riding
her aeroplane over he grass
Capt. Baldwin ls1ves to-morroS "a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-27
the Weather

sep, = 4 dcprossion occupying the south
srstsfu states and extending N a trough north
eastward over tie central states. VttA q centre
over Iosa and ,Outh"rn Ninne~oiA. NAs the cause
~ rain yesterday In me STATE, EAST Of Non AnA
and In the Ass regions.
liner. Was -Dms rain also on the south Atsn Nc
coast
Following the disturbance IN ne upper MI.
I'sippi ALLEY sas hizh pressure central over
W'orinz and Sou,h DakOA And attended by
loser temprra'ur.~ throughout the West except
Ing Idaho and me Pad ~ntes
Freezing sea'her appeared Ia the DAkotAs
a yOrlinE and Montana
" Sa- cool"r also IN NeW Nork and PeBnsyi
yarl1 and varm~r IN New England. the upp-'
i,k~ regions and the middle and upIer NisSissippl
valleys.
In thl, city II vas cloudy snd fogEy IN the
morning and oopisT. Clearing snd warmer iAter
Vind. uEht so4thV">t tn soutt"ast average
humidity. RI. ger rent barometer. corrected "a
read Ia sca level stSA n S,uo.ap NJ. aOno.
The Temperature yest~rday. A. rccOr lei los nc
ori~Iai thermometer. i shown In the ANNEXED
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-27
No ONE FLIE> TO mr., SSELS
second Days Trials Of NahIeu and orr.
dan AEain End In sniashu,s


PARIs, sept 20 Mahiau. tho aviator
whose machine was partly wrecked yes
teriay when a dog ran into IN. propeller
as b" was about 10 rcaSCend from Chateau
Bag1t"lle IN the Paris Brussels fiRht
went up again al BaRatalla at ais u'clurk
tins morning and continued a." Journey
When h" reached the nciRhhorhpud #
I"'fere his machine was wrecked aud ~
gave up.
Jordan, who landed in tree AZ ~
Quentin on sunday. also trici e. r"-rIm"
his flight 10 Brussels with passenger thu,
aftsrnoon. n" had not gone moro than
IuO meters when ia" a"roplane overturned
and was smashed. Jordan and the pas
senger wer" slightly injured
The flight Is for prize 81 s.. O0O for carry
ing a Passenger from Parl, 10 Brussels
"A distance of I75 miles a. IN" crow fii-s
tn" prize was offered 10y IN" Paris Munic. b
pal Councillors. who are visiting BRUSSELS
for three days Mahieu and Jordan.
both using Farman bIplanas. started on
Sunday morning.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-27

fat that New York has seized all the liz
sources Il supply aud that they ar" com
PEELED 70 rely upon the small ponds and
streams near ~ hand
Mayor Fisk" said last night tn"
city 81 New York has saved Mount Vernon
from more s.rIo'I- water famine. For
tn" next four days Mount Vernon will
r",'"ive J1.UH gallons hourly from New
York City'- supply This service will he
on 10y ~ o'clock tonight The tap has
been made On n" Bo-tpn psf road near
Past chester and 10y th" tam" the limit
hN,~i hy tn" city ~ over "" "NI''Ct to have
a pump working at Ardsl"y which will
give a Tug supply ". expect In have
this pump ia operation IN a day or two and
then Mount Vernon will have all the water
u needs
Mayor Lennon Il lork"rs Yesterday
issued proclamation asking tie public
to use water >parluglv. Supt Pune 81
the water hvrsau said thar there was
enough water IN the CITY re-"rN Dir 20 last
three IT four week-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-27
SHOT> BrHI>D L0,kED mon.
Police Brrak . Barriradr and Face a
Man Win a Pistol

Half dozen shots sounded 90 IA" hail.
way II m" a,t building at gas Eight
avenue early last evening. Mu-t 81 ito
tenants ipck"i their DOOR bu' two ur
thr-" ran INTO the street luI found w.
policemen.
They learned that the shots rlm" from
rppm~ On the fourth floor .Cr.pi"d ~
James DevIHe. who had saloon down
stairs His doDT was locked and hrac,.d
Two NOR" policemen cam" and ~ tt"v
Wer" "a the point ~ smashing ~. door
Devine swung II upcn II. -tuud with a
loaded revolver Iu hl- hand Al four
pnlicem-n Iump.-d az him The gun
diiut 20 a before they had him under
control
" N" Hood NTightlio~pi'al tho sur
g"uns aid that Dpvine's mind was weak
and they -"ut him W Believe" Downs. =
wlf. -ivs her husband was m hospital
for Il cong time year ago with q broken
leg and that he mad bruu.i.-i over MS
accident She had teen running hi-
hsIatrssz.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-27
III GtILIFNNF DIIORCE SIT
Va luminosity. buI Nife In Parts Hasn't
seen Poet In New OoTk for SIN Years.


PAIRS. sep - Mrs Richard H.
Garllcuue. wife of the writer. talked
with The correspondent 81 THE SrN to-
day about the suit for a divorce On IA"
grounds { dr-ertion and nen-support
which she begsn IN the early part 81 tn"
month She said
do not think there ~ any animosity
toward Mr. lie Galhenne. He IL a fine
fellow. but have not -een him for six
year. during winch tim" b" ha- -.'nt me
mo- MONEY Ne will never live tngc' her
again. avn dIvuroing HIM for N" ~ak"
II nv daughter. who T. II years I'D
II shuIld IT." Suddenly she would
nave 10 means II Subsistence ! hav"
taken car" e her sincn m" SEPARATION
II NV husband and myself aud until
recently cared Tor nv stephan ghtcr also.
The latter j. now with relatives IN Lon
don but think the father ought To a."
something Tor hi- child.
/ have ~.-"n rough times struggling
alone d. not car. 60 talk about that
Finding journalism unr"mur"rativo !
-J.u' ~ months M "A workshop Earning
hat making | started business IN my
own account and have pru-p"red. !
will axe a larger plac" at the beginning
- the year NV liking for intellectual
hf,. makes me Continue a weekly letter
- a Danish illuSt rated newspaper; ether
wise have abandoned Journalism
/ heard yesterday that Mr. L. Gallienn"
who Is an artist. Will not uppu-. the
divorce
When quest ion"d a. 10 her reported
belief that artists -hpuld not marry she
replied L do not -ay that women should
not marry artists but they should thinS
twic- before doing it
The paIer~ IN Mr.. J." Galli"nne'S s'iI'
were served on her husband m this city
nn September 10 10y Lyle T.. Malan, her
counsel
Mrs - Gallienne ~ a Dane Previously
Ia her marriage she was Miss JUN" Norr"-
gard She IN Mr H. GallIeune second
wife Sh.. was married Ia hlm IA $50; her
predecessor having died IA issi, leaving
a daughter
The millinery shop kept by Mrs. IL
Galienne - az l Rue DIES Fleurs. Paris.
Mr H. Gallienne makes hi- headquarters
m New York at the Sherwood Studios
on Fifty seventh - rect
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-27
JJRI AGAINST CRIPPEN.
Verdict AZ COrOner'S inquest u That lie
POlsOncsI IIis wife Nuh IIyOscIn.

NpsCtdE CdbiT Dstpu'Ch 10 Inn Sun.
LONDON. sept 2".-Ths inquest ~
Coroner Schroeder into th" death of Mir
Cora Crippen. otherwise known ~ Boil"
Gilmore. wife of DR.. Hawlcy Harvey
CrIppcn, was concluded to-day The wit
n"s-es this morning added nothing new
Of Importance Their stories were m the
main "A reorganization of facts which have
already been published
The Coroner's jury brought in verdict
Of wIlful murder against DR.. Crippen
II decided that the remains found IA the
cellar ~ his house were those OF his wife
and that her death resulted from hyo,ciu
poisoning.
DIR. Crlpp"n j. now in jail awaiting trial
FOR the murder q Mrs CrIppenas M" result
Of the nagisterIal hearing IA Bow street
police court.
Tn" Coroner IN SUMMING up said there
was little doubt that the remains found on
the CO liar Of Dr. Crippen : house on HilItgroy
Crescent wern those Of a human beng
lie added that. although the n.dI,a
men frankly confessed they could not
he positive a. tn the sex Of the victim.
they agreed hat there were indications
that the remains were those Of "A woman
CoroBer Schroeder racapitulated the
principal facts ia the casa and wound M
NV saving that the final questions wor. Z,
decide whether the rrrnaIns wern thus.
IT a man Or a woman. kuown or unknown,
and whether h. 81 IN" had died ~ m.
hands ~ "a criminal III" only uars,n
suspected, IN" Coroner said. va, Dr.
CrpIen. the woman husband ~ one
had come forward a. saw that h" ur shc
had heard from or seen Mrs CrpJ,"n sine,
IN" SUPPOSED date Il thu tragedy She
had absolutely disappeared
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-27
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey

will bring healthy glow 10 the
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-27
500. ooo wanted for Alienation.

Alfred p Ellsworth. - grain merchant
~ 10 whitehall street has brought suit
fur slun.nur damage, for IN" alienation
. hrs fees af"rtIpi~ ug rI'.~t Harry 4.
:! .ru"r. q ur,duc" merchant 90 SJB WASH
u. xt..n -ir'-.t II" alleges that simmer
induced h.- wife To- $40 Tor divorce. that
h., takes Mr. Ellsworth uut uHtomubils
riding and ~ th" theatres aud resi- tuTants
and that nv Nife left HIM uu March a.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-27
DROWNED FROW i.LuNCH.
T~rniS Foot Cran CapSIy"d In tho sea
On Jones Beach.

The Jones Beach life saving station
repOrt.d yesterday that a twenty foot
fishing launch. the name II which wash {
learned. had cap-iz"d AZ 1870 o'clock in
the morning mile southeast 81 the sta
ton Two men we're aboard 81 her and
one Il them was drowned The other
was T,--ctIed by the life savers
The two men were brothers named
Blys and they lived at Fr"-port The
authorities ~ Frs"port. which ~ a short
d-tanc" from Jones Beach. had got no
definite reports ~ the accident last night.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-27
w,smSoTox FORECAST ron To.DAI ASD To
NOPHOW.

~,sHISoToS ToEECssr ron To-DAI ASD TO.
NoFHOw.
Fov sdssrn Ns'r Yo'F. rIrrly si0.6B n fsg. EHh
rs'siflg shors's ~ I'f~rHOOG oT Htghf y~TSrIuy
rJir ~ yorrDg rDasTI's rI-tfTs EtRd-.
FOr NrW Eug AMI. Increasing riou.'ir-ss 90 fAy
sin snoEsrs 10 western portion unsr. 81
srr'Hrr 20 nortOw. frodrfa'e yarable ~ind,
Tor EASTERN PENIS, aniA. partly rlordy 70 day
sf'4 probably showers In northern portiou
generally hir 20 nOrroS Moderate variable
uInF.
Tor 'rw Jersey. Delaware aud Maryland
rrE'raus frIr 70 iay and Ia roroE rnoirrat-
variable WINDS
ip- ~" District - ,o.umbp. fair % dav. Tot
lowed Ii Ir,r,H-.rg rIOld'r--s no night or 10
m1Tros Ugh' variable pinds
Ior western Nes YDrk showers 70 dai. partly
,loUdy 20 morrow moderate V4riabie gtnds
FOR western Prnusy " aniA showers IN day And
cooler In southwest portion renSTaly fair TO.
morrow moderate vanahls winds
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-27
cotton WtR GOES on.
British Win Owners Continue Lockout
Arbitration Condition ReJertesi.
.'5sr'I Ca'ir ne'pairA 70 THE 5

Ng'ctI Cahr b@'r1fA 70 IHE N'N
IONDON sept. vi Expectation has
been disappointed that m" cotton em-
pIpyerS would agr,e Ia III" employees
decision 10 arbltrat" the Fem Mill dis
PUT"
IN" employers baked at the opera.
tivss' stipulation that ia" mill should
not h" r"pis''.d until the d"cislun - III"
arbitrator va, gwen. 1ha position -
now AZ a. deadln"k but hop- ~ an ultimate
agreement has not b",-n abandoned
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-27
sHOOFLT COPS REW tRDFD.
EIeNen SerErants VINO Got Evidence
Against shIrkers Bseome I.l~utenants.

Eleven IT the police Serg~ants who
were assigned To- the -shoohy- service
and upon Whose Testimony sixty or more
policemen were fined from onc 10 five
days pay by Commissioner Baker Tor
The -eTgeantz who were assigned 10 this
secret SlOttIne job were al the head Of the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-27
NEU SOCItLIST TICTORi .
Fleet ReIrhstRE D,'pHiy In Frankfort In
spite Of IomhInatInn

BERLIN. sept % Tn" Socialists have
scor"d another triumph IN RoiChstaE
election in the l''fu- district - Frankfort.
III" rehallot CAV" their candidate "a sub
-tantial majority, notwithstanding the
fact that many Conservatives supported
the NatiOnsl-I.iberalc candidate.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-27
go POUND AEROPLANE.
Frcnch FDgiBeer Has a New Flyer With
an Improved steering Gear

TT'Ff'iI |TTF TIFHNHffT ~ INV NTN-
PARIS. sept. 10 Engineer Grimnud
who works with Lilienthal. Chanute 3
Pitcher. has invented an aeroplane which
weighs 14O pounds.
II has some fifteen SQUARE meters II
carrying surface. and an ESPECIAL steer
ing gear. with which successful tests
have been made
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-27
PRIME ON DRI WING Cruise.
kaiser's Third son to Tour south Ameri.
can Ports on the Non der Tam.


BERLIN, sept. -. Primes AdaIb-rt
tho Kaiser's third son. will Join the STAFF
II IN" battl-ship Won der Tam. which
il tn make "a cruise ~ several months cura-
ton in South American WATERS to adj
v.rtise tn" skill ~ German shipbuildcrs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-27
PEDLERS HEIRS 10 MILLIONS.
Vienna Makes a D,scONcTy Regarding an
American BreWeT's Fortune.

sprriH CIIIr DrfDlffN ~ Inv NTN
VIESNA. sept -. According tn news
papars here. four Jewish peilers have
proved "a be the heirs tO millions left by
Lonsdale. an American brewer.
they are near relatives named Glotzsn-
stein. which it u said. was Londaale's
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-27

! have been using puiiN.> Pure
Malt Whi,kcv for several wears and
II has improved M health very
much. have felt tine ever since
and tel all my fricrd> about il.
Before using this great medicine |
was run down in health. had no
appetite and was losing weight
rapidly. But since using II | have
completely recovered my health
and have gained over = lbs. Mr..
VI. WlXlcr, of 72I Mifllin ST. one
Of the friends 10 whom | recon-
mcndcd Your malt. and who was
generally worn out. IS - pleased
with the results and benefits de-
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and We determined To give our tcs-
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means OF helping some poor SUI
fcrcrS 10 better health, like our
selves I Wcin>tock. No. ~ No.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-27

Jaeger was about - years old He
had been = Cl"rN IA q silk hnu-" M Brook
lyn for the past six months Before that
he mad been invalid for more than wear
He lived with his widowed mother and
his brother. who Identified the body
They did not know that Jaeger was de-
-pnnd"nt He left home Yesterday to
visit another brother. Charles II Jaeger.
~ ~ Fast igh'V--iN'h -tr...i
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-27
Health Restored,
Gained IS Pounds

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gone and your system gene,
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will make you well and strong,
Just as il did Mr.. Weinstock.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-27

MAJ s." prosper N hral'1,
Ma .'. ri the world , p,s' w,altN.
-. ne blessings from above
Iall .rug Oh. puc, 90 love
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-07-25
VI a.
Bargain Sale


729-75xi65 feet, N. u. corner; city
water, sewer, gas 4-room frame house,
good barn, chicken house, etc, con-
venIent to all churches, schools and
street car line. Price s2,oOOOO.
1880 feet vacant In Matthew's
Warford addition; owner viii trade In
first payment on small house and lot.
and pay the balance In installments.
7e1--l25 feet front, well improved;
has three well constructed frame
houses, shade, water and sewer con
nections, paying 1854 per year rent
VIII take one-half In cash, balance in
u months. Price $3.50.
1890 feet front, Phillips addition:
good 4-room frame house, fruit trees,
well and barn; $500 in cash, balance on
terms. Price s1,O50.
755-10Ox15O feet, good 4room house,
fruit trees, shade, shrubbsry, well and
pump; a nice little home. VIII trade
for small tract of land near this city.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-07-25
Why Invest Your
Money in Rent?

The city Price sl,4OO, 5000 down and
balance at 500 per month.
A large 5-room house at Seventeenth
and Minnesota; modern, one block
from car line. fine cistern. has large
lot which is 75xlG5 feet, south front
and splendid location; $4,000; $500
down and balance at $50 per month. 1
A good Groom house with bath, lot
5Oxie5 feet, good well. nice young
shade trees, close in. Price si,150;
500 down and balance SIS per month.
A nice up-to-date Broom house at
Nineteenth and Dakota, good we'll gas,
electric lights, good choice neighbor-
hood. excellent terms. Price 81 400;
5000 as first payment, balance $50 per
month.
broom house on Illinois avenue, be-
tween Fourth and Fifth streets. mod
ern. Price si,SoO; 500 down and $40
per month
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-07-25

When monthly installments buys a
good comfortable home for yourself
and ramily7 Common sense win teach
You that money paid out for rent ac.
complishes sou nothing. All you viii
ever have Is stack o. receipss that
are absolutely worthless. And, just
think, you are left without a cent when
old age overtakes you BY making
monthly payments on house and lot
YOU can IN course Of short time be
the owner o. good home. This is
the greatest deed man can do, to
buy home for his family Not only
that, bnt Il means permanent happi-
ness Look at our list below, which
are a few Of our instalIment bargains.
New 5.room house on lot 5Oxi65.
This Is a neat and stylish house and
located in the most beautiful part Of
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-07-25
FORTUNE FOR FEAST
AeIius verus Gave a Banquet
Costing S240, 1000.
Modern Food Fads Recall Expensive
Palates In Earlier Days--MIneed
Cat, Stewed Hats and Dogs
Liver Served in Paris.

London. The food fads, about which
SO many members OF society have
gone almost crazy. recall the food
fads--qnlte different In their essence
of olden days. From time imnemo-
rial wealthy eplcures have not heai-
tated to spend large sums on single
meals for themselves and a select and
limited number Of friends.
For instance. there are on record
some nice little repasts indulgsd in BY
the Roman gourmands. Aelius Veraa
gave banquet to dozen guests.
which must have been sight for
gods and men, seeing that 1t cost II
reckoned In American money, more
than $4,000. The Emperor vitellius
once entertained his brother Lucius to
a dainty ~snack" which ran away with
something like 100000. This latter
feest could not have been a meager
AFFAIR when Ii Is considered that
among the courses were 1000 differ
ent sorts Of Ash and 1000 varieties OIL
fowl.
1t is said that the equivalent OIL
something like $40000.000 was spentI
by Apicius Coelius during his lifetime
merely III continual tickling Of theI
palate. He committed suicide whenl
his extravaganza in eating and drink
ing and In other directions had re-
duced his income to about $400. 900 q
year. sum on which be imagined he
could not be happy
In modern times the art OF feeding
has been by no means neglected; but
srho would care to sit down to han7
quet such as that organized by
Geofrey st. Hilare during the siege Of
Paris? After swallowing a eonsomme
dc cheyal de millet the company par
took Of minced cat, stewad rats, grilIed
dogs liver and plum pudding.
The feast seems to have been a
great success, for It Is on record that
the soup was perfect. the dogs liver
tasted like sleeps kidneys. the minced
cat resembled veal. the rat stew was
very good aud reminded the guests or
boiled chicken
Rats, BY the way, are described as
an exquisite form OF nourishment.
which Is an obiter dictum to which
many have agreed. notably famous
naturalist. the late Frank Buckland.
He used to swear by roast alligator.
which he declared was more succulent
even than boiled boa constructor. one
OF bis most priced dishes. and this Ia
turn he preferred "a the finest veal
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-07-25
Farms

22G-40 acres Of land, stock Of goods,
store building. all On railroad. town
site soon to be open at this place. A
good chance to start In business.
SPECIAL 80 acres Of prairie land,
four miles from city limits. Will sell
Or trade for city property. Price $50
per acre.
225 Bottom land, we'll improved,
100 acres, one-half mile from city lin.
IT'S. A choice country home convenient
10 the city. Price SIS per acre
II you want to make investments In
real estate, II YOU want to sell, rent or
trade your property, we cordially In
yitc you 10 our office.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-07-25

Our business Isl tl) to buy and sell
real estate Of all kinds. t2y to loan
money on farm lands. tsl to loan
money on Chickasha business and resi-
dence property, By straight loan plan,
Or BY building and loan plan. (4) to
buy and sell leases on lands and Chick
asha property. Or to lease any kind Of
property for clients. CD to rent farm.
90 to rent business and residence
property in chickasha, and collect
money for clients "a to write all
kinds of property insurance. (s) to
write life insurance for the Fidelity
Mutual Life Insurance company, or
Philadelphia. Notary public in our
otilce. An automobile to take YOU to
see the property we have fcr sale, rent
Or lease. We do business on com
mission per centage basis and no other
way. Our motto Is "a square deal" We
solicit the business you do in our
lines.