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The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1910-10-20

That temporary chairman SEEK
of the New York republican State
Convention may yet prove a costly
victory for Colonel Roosevelt.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1910-10-20

If you are not already register
ed attend to the matter ateonce.
This il one thing no democrat can
afsrd to postpone.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1910-10-20

Let it not Be said that the un-
registered democrats vote Last to
the party its solicitor and congress
man. &c t your name GA the
books.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-26
MAYsENO MILITIA
TO QUELL sTRAkE
Governor Fort Asked to Call On.
Troops and Restore Order
in jersey.

JERSEY CITY. n. j., Oct. 2s.~Af-
ter a uay anu niKnt OF disorder, marx
ed ~ arrests OF strikers anu lneIr
ss ~fnpatnl@ers. ana the cutting of mar
LESS II overturnlns OF ioauea Nag
ofs. officials OF the United states FIX
press Company at io:a0 O'Clock this
morning t~eiephoned to Governor hort
at Trenton ana asked HIM TO call out
the militia. The express company has
not been able to move their wagons,
and claim the police OF Jersey City
and Hoboken nave not given adequate
protection 10 the nonun8on drivers anu
helpers.
h strike originated from the de-
mand OF the wagon helpers OF the
United States Express Company for an
Increase in wages OF So "A month. The
company imported strikebreakers
from New York. but they have been
unable to move any of the express
matter. as. despite the vigilance OF
the police, they ave been attacked
with clubs. stones and even bullets
and driven from their. Wagons. The
regular drivers. While insisting they
are not on strike, have refused to
take out wagons without their ex-
perienced helpers. The result has been
that clerks In the employ of the COM
pany have hee pressed into service
by the company to act as drivers.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-26
JUDGE MATHEWS SLATED
FOR GRAND HIGH PRIEST
Big Stone Gap Man to be Honored
BY Royal Arch Chapter
OF Masons.

Judge w. S. Mathews, of Big Stone
Gap, Is slated for grand high priest
of the Grand Royal Arch Chapter OF
Virginia, and Will in all probability
be elevated to that high office We'd
nesday night. when the election of Of
flcers is held in connection with tho
one hundred and third annual convo-
cation now III session in Richmod,
Major So Cutchins, Of Richmond, is
slated for grand scribe. The grand
master Of the Veil will be appointed
from the floor. while the other officers
Groud Secretary Blanks will sue
coed himself.
will be promoted in their honor.
The order of high priesthood con-
venes at Masonic Temple at 3 r. NJ.
at which time more than a score of
high priests from various subordinate
chapters throughout the State will re-
ceive the degree under direction of
Grand Lecturer William j. Hubbard.
The report of Grand Secretary
James r.. Blanks, of Petersburg, read
at the opening session Tuesday night,
showed a net gain Of sol members,
and also the largest number Of deaths
since the establishment of the chap
ter.
A p p will be served at Masonic
Temple "Wednesday night, following
the business meeting which is sched-
uled.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-26
STUDENTS T0sTAY
OUT | DAY MORE
"Co-eds' Join Striking Plodders
on Flowery Pathway of Knowl-
edge Who Want TO Haze.

BOULDER, COL, Oct. 26.-Rein-
forced by about 900 women students
and practically every man In the in
stitution. who did o take part In
the first demonstration. the student
body of the University of Colorado.
which has been striking because Of
the suspension of seventeen members
for hazing. decided to-day to remain
out at least n more day. A three
hour conference between the faculty
committee and a committee from the
students failed to end in an agree
ment.
The "co-eds'' OF the university held
a mass meeting last night, at which
1t was voted not to strike by q bal
lot Of l64 to 1879. At a later meet
ing of the entire student body. how
ever. they voted almost unanimously
with the men to remain AVA from
classes.
\ meeting was held on Gamble
Field and LOO attended. The meet
Ing voted to place the entire matter in
the hands OF the student committee,
and to return to school Thursday
morning In case this body SO directed.
The commission will meet with the
faculty members again this afternoon.
Piekets were stationed about the uni
versity throughout the morning. who
requested the students no to attend
classes,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-26
MEN WILL STRIKE
TO ATTEND POLLS
Federation of Labor Calls for One
Day Walk Out i'll Penn
syIvanla.

WILkESBARRE. PA, October "a.
A Statewide election day strike was
called in Pennsylvania to-day In an
official c%ircular issued by the executive
council of the State Federation of
Labor. Complete suspension of work
is ordered from o'clock in the
morning of November s until seven
O'Clock that evening. The order is
signed by President Greenawalt, the
Treasurer Quinn.
Every working man. the strike
order says. is expected to go to the
polls and vote in united independent
political action
The unique order follows in part:
b 1t known by these presents.
that the workrnen OF Pennsylvania.
their friends and sy~mpathizers, all
being tru believers in the Democratic
principle of popular government,
have resolved to inaugurate a State
wide election day strike.
Tho purpose of this strike Is to
restore to the people of Pennsylvania
the government of their State. Frem
a political standpoint affairs in our
once grand old Commonwealth have
become a disgrace to twentieth CEN
tury civilization. The black flag has
been hoisted over the Of the
money lords of the country and the
only star OF hope to check their
plundering lies in a true awakening
of the people through the force OF
united independent political action.
The further triumph of the black
flag mean destruction of popular
liberty and the establishment OF an
authority bold and bloody in COM
plete power.
"our duty is therefore plain. and
all working men are hereby called
upon to make election day a holiday
in fact as we'll as in name, and TO
gather at the polls in an orderly man.
ner and work for the election of
trade ~unionists to the State senate
house of representative. congress and
for all candidates for State offices who
are friendly to clean politics and
honest government to the end that
men II not dollars shall rule in
Pennsylvania.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-26

Va. has been visiting friends In
town.
Mr.. John u. Harmon, a member
of the football team OF Washington
and Lee. wac in town Sunday
Mir. l. l.. Davis. Of the faculty OF
Randolph-M Macon Academy, il in Lex
ington. He refereed the game there
hetwee Davidson and Washington
and Lee,
Randolph-Macon Academy played
the Jefferson School for Boys recent
ly at Charlottesville The score was
5 10 8.
Mrs. Robert Nicols entertained her
friends at her country residence, The
Pines. recently In honor OF her uest.
Mrs. Clara May Coleman. OF New
York.
Mr.. Robert Sale is visiting his faith
or. /. A. Sale.
Dr. Iaubscher. holding the chair
Of Roinanic languages 1t Randolph
Macon Woman's College. LynchbuYg.
Va, was a guest on Sunday to Prof,
Thomas X. Jones. They visited the
Peaks of otter.
Miss Sadie Bowies. of Salem, 10 vis-
iting Miss Nan Grimm.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-26
IS AWARDED
FOR NEW WOODEN MILL

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.)
FREDERICKSBURG. VA, Oct. rs.
After deciding to rebuild In this city
the Melville Wooden Mills Company
has awarded the contract for their
new shops to NJ. e. G. Hefin for $751;
900. The workf will commence at
once, and the business will be
sumed as soon as possible.
Mrs. c. r. Doyle, wife of the late
vice-president. c. e. Doyle, of tho
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Com
pany, and daughter, Miss Alice Doyle.
are spending some time with Mrs. A.
r. Darlington, at her home on Han
over street, en- route to Europe.
Mrs. Maria Selden Nelson. of Mo-
bile. Ala, il the guest OF Mrs. A. b.
Darlington. Mrs. Nelson Is a menu
Der OF the famous Selden family "
Virginia.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-26
BOAT GOES DOWN
FIFTY MEN DROWN
Haytian War Vessel Liberte Re
ported to Have Been Lost
Officers Perish.

PORT-AU-PRINCE. HAYTI, Oeto-
Der GA report reached here to-
day that the Haytian gunboat Liberte
has been lost off Port de PaiN, fol-
lowing an explosion of her boilers.
Twenty survivors are reported to have
been rescued but more than fifty
others. including a number OF high.
ranking officers Of the Haytian army.
are believed to have gone down with
the vessel.
The Liberte sailed from this port
on Monday, having Of, hoard a num-
Der Of army officers who We're pro-
ceeding to take command of the mill
tary divisions of the northern depart
ment in addition to the regular off,
GERS and crew of the gunboat. The
cause of the disaster is. as yet. un-
known.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-26
IW|RlER STRIKES OUT
HIS FIRST C0NsOR1

ST. LOUIS, MO, October 26.-Strik
ing out the love spectre of his court
ship, marriage and divorce IN when
another woman figured. says Pltchei
Il. Edgar Willett. OF the Detrois
Tigers, is speeding to that city to-day
with a score TO his credit In the per
son of a new Wife. who was MISS
Elizabeth C. White, of this city.
Willett met his present BRIDE a,
the ball park here two ears ago anu
their engagement was a.
the time of the Tigers-Cub champion
ship series. The next Miss White
heard of Willett was the report OF ms
marriage to another woman In Wind
sor, Cam la. Willett was divorced
last April. He met Miss White FOL
the second time in Buffalo last
August. The wedding o place here
last night.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-26
FLOOR AND WALLS
BLOOD SCATTERED
Woman Killed in House Where
Two Other Murders Have
Occurred.

CINCINNATI, O.. October 26,--Al-
most the entire police force is work.
ipg to-day on the mystery of the muir
der Of Mrs. Mary Hackney. &c. found
slain in her home in Cumminsyiile,
where two other women have been
ride within the past four years.
Her husband. Harley A. Hackney,
Charles Ecker and Herman Schwer-
ing are being held as suspects. The
womanS throat was cut and there
were nearly a dozen deep gashcs about
her head n face. The floor. walls
and even the ceiling in the room
where the body was found were
smeared with blood. The three deny
all knowledge of the crime.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-26
STROLLER" ACCUSED
BY YOUNG WOMAN
Hobo" Who Says He is a The
a~trical Man. is Arrested on
Serious Charge.

ALEXANDRIA, VA. Oct. 20
Charged with attempting to- assault
Eleanor otNeii. 20 years old, near
Cherry Hln. Va. John Garry, * years
Did. who SAYS ne Is from Boston. Mass,
but has been on the road the last
five years, was lodged at police head
quarters in Alexandria Tuesday night,
and was carried to Manassas. the
county scat of Prince William u
t.. Wednesday morning, to await he
action of tho next grand jury. The
warrant upon which Carry was held
charges him with a grave e%ffense.
which he strenuously denies. The
warrant fs signed by j. W. Keys. jus
tice OF the peace.
The only information o~ttainahle
Tuesday night vas from the accused,
who said he arrived In Washington
sunday and was beating his way 10
Richmond. Carry said:
Il got To Cherry Hill about 2 o'clock
Monday afternoon, and had gone to ~
spring to get III drink OF water. | had
been there only IA few minutes when
q Young woman showed up. n With
thinking of the consequences l
asked her what she was doing there.
That was all there was to Ii. but she
said she was going to tell her moth
err and ran away. ! started down
the railway track toward Richmond.
but had got only a hort distance when
two men overlook me and placed me
Qujer arrest. They locked me In the
railroad station, where they kept me
a1 night, and yesterday morning
got what they called a trial. though 1t
didn't seem like a trial to me. The
girl was Just frightened when l spoRe
to her, and that is all there is to IT,
Garry tod the police he was a the
atrioal man" and when pressed to tell
what had been his particular line of
endeavor, he said he had Hypnotic
power and had engaged in the occu-
patton Of "A h%ypnotist. After being
closely questioned Carry agreed that
he did not believe in hypnotic in
auence and did not have the over
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-26
DANCER EXPIRES
WHILE WA[TlNG

ARLINGTON, MASS, Oct. 26.-As
a result of seeing her partner In a
dance drop dead at her feet, Miss
Mildred Carlton is being attended by
physicians at her home here to-day
for serious esults or the nervous
shock. Two hundred dancers We're
swirling in Il furious two-step iate iaS'
night at a Knights Of Pythias assem-
hlv when Frank Nicola, 80 years old,
who was dancing with Miss Carton
dropped dead of apoplexy. The music
was hushed and the dancers stoppeu
while Nicolas body was borne OUT.
Then all went home.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-26
TILTED HUSBAND DIES
BY TAKING LAUOANUM
Takes Poison Twice Because Wife
Refuses 10 Return and Live
With Him.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, oct. e.
Crazed because his wife persisted IN
refusing to live with him, w. w.
Smith. an insurance agent. Tuesday
night committed suicide by drinking
IN unc of Iaudanum and two ounces
of carbide acid. He drank the lau-
danum on the street. went to the
home of his brother. and after CIV
ing his sister-in-law a letter TO be
delivered to his wife, drank the acid.
A-doetor was summoned, but a few
minutes after he arrived Smith died.
Smith and his wife had not~Iived
together for some time. She and
her two children stopped with her
father. In the letter Smith told his
wife that he would give her no more
trouble If she would come back to
live with him, but hat unless she did
come back he intended to kill him.
self.
Apparently the letter was written
several days ago. but Mrs. Smith did
not see 1t until after her husbands
death.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-26
III has LARGE
lRMY on PAPER
Ieport Of Ordnance Chief Tells
How Troops Can BE
Equipped.
-
ERIN PLAN ADOPTED
Full Specifications and Details
Prepared-Every Phase AMI
department is Considered.
HERMAN PLAN ADOPTED

WASHINGTON, II. c., Oct. .6.~-
Ero6ting from tae lessons Of the Span
( kEh-Amerlean war, wien tue shortage
III crurlance supply threatened To ois-
b the sadaepis enSarsSa &rnay, tat
agaee department n5s attempted
u devise a pam u anticipate q su4-
ia cali for armament Il equipment
uf a taeza force.
The scheme. as explained in the
annual report Of the ohlei Of ordnance
made runiis to-day. Is 3 copy oi tne
q German system of developing "A e@nf~
plxte course oi procedure upon paper
8 brought aown To the smallest detail,
which could be put IN motion simply
hy dispatcflng certain form kilograms
letters.
The appropriation for thu ordnance
department does ret permit the fnain-
tenance 81 Is VerS large reserve sap
My, II to overcome t1lS handicap
the ordnance department has dFa~u
IN statements OF the total ordnance
stores on hand at this various a~rsenais
tcgether with estimates al supplies
necessary 10 equip volunteers il mus
tipies Of 12.000 raen and also the
united cost OF equipment = main
rename Of three kinds vi settlers. IN
this WAY estimates couid be az ence
supplied To Congress for additional
ordnance supplies required Tor o vol.
unteer force.
Outfit tsf 3Fssenat~.
Besides the department. has obtain
"a complete information u the output
Of the ~arsenals. private manufacturers
and powder mills OF the country. Form
LISTERS. kilograms and contracts are
held In readiness 10 be sent TO the
arxsnals and factories. who could at
Unce start work with every specifica~
tfon supplied hen Also letters OF
instruction are prepared for the gov
ernpra of States Ia control b issu~
ance Of arms and supplies TO State
sayojuytcers.
ii department. has worked out a
guyxten1 OF field ordnance depots 10
#c6fe for the equipment of 81 field force.
MFhese are to be maintained In such
farm that tiaAy could he established
Hnt any poin& where troops were to be
e0ncentrated.~ These depots are to fol-
1oW the divisions of the army into
Me field.
NM lin his way the ordnance depart
ssa1nent has reduced fa the greatest de-
b Gree OF sim plfcify the vast question OF
euddenly equipping ali army fer war.
BIZ this seheme in the future. instead
sAo1 by long kilograms. all supplies VIII
~ ordered by number. II supplies
win he 10 divided taht any force or
men can he equipped wholly or in part
~ ~teiegraphing II series Of numbers
TO an arsenal or u factory. The
nlnn has been work. down even to
me point og methods shipping.
.G..-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-26
FREDDIE WON'T FLY
HIS MOTHER SAYS
Youth Who Sailed With Wellman
Has Made His Last
Flight.

WASHINGTON. ID. c., Oct. 26.--
There will be no more airship flights
for Freddie Aubert. who was one OF
Walter Wellman's crew. II his mother
can help 1t.
Il have an only son." said Mrs.
Annie Aubert to-day, land I don't
want his neck broken. He may long
to give way to the call to the blood
in his veins, both the Auberts and
the Bragoniers. his ancestors having
beer dare-deyils, but l don't want
dare-devils In my Immediate family,
and ! prefer to have Freddie remain
on solid ground
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-26
DIR. DILL TO SPEAK
To FORMER FOLD

Especial to The Richmond Nirginian.)
FHEDERtCkSBiE G, VA, oct, 2b.
Dr. i. S. Din. of Bowling Green, 49,
who was at one time pastor If @enable
street Baptist church. Richmond, and
later pastor of the Baptist church here
fcr gix years, %resigning in 1865 10 go
u Bowling Green, ny, is expected
here on Friday On Il visit to liaV. r.
~. Williams. From here Or. Dill VIII
- 10 Sparta. c.rattfe county. to as
"a Rev. Andrew Eroaddus IN a re-
syfyci - b.. he!d there next week.
49, BAPTIST Young Peoples Union
nre arranging to give fpr, OIL q pub
Ia reception Mt tho church on Friday
Hight. While pastor here pr. Dill
made many friends, and his activity
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-26
THIEF PURL0|NS
TH|EF-PR00F SAFE
Now Owner, Who Wanted to Show
How TO Thawart Dishonest
Folk is Testy.

There are few. If any, men In Rich
mond more peeved than IS Ar. 3. 4,
Burton. proprietor OF a store at No.
5 West Broad street.
Taking note OF the numerous re-
ports OF rohberies chronicled in the
newspapers, Mr.. Burton decided to
show the people Z way to Illustrate
the thieves. Accordingly, by way OF
advertisement, he placed a small bur-
glar-proof safe in front of his store.
Tuesday night SOME thier. possess
ed either OF a keen sense Of humor
or OF a malicious desire to insult,
came along and stole the safe.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-26
WILL HEAR CRY Of
VOTES FOR WOMEN

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Oct. g6.-The
battle cry of votes for women Will
ring In the ears Of returning congress
men This winter. according to plans an
uounced to-day by the suffrage asso-
citation Of the District of Columbia.
Petitions will be circulated through
out the district appealing to Congress
md, beginning next week. meetings
will be held mt which the local SUI
fragettes will practice the battle cry
and get into training for, the siege
On Mol
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-26

rescued In mid-ocean by the British
steamer Commodore. The Commodore
signaled newx OF the Rescue while
passing Kinsaie to-day. The Leland
was owned by A. .. Gross. Of Deer
Head, Me. The cause of this wreck
has not vet been earned.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-26
Bedford City

BEDFORD CITY. Oct. 26.---Miss
Edith Blackwell. member Of faculty
of Randolph-Macon Institute at Dam
Vile. is visiting relatives at the acad-
envy.
Miss Eleanor, her sister, is also a
guest at that institution.
Mr.. Paul Jernigan. OF Bluefield, w.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-26
Inf.ntiie Paralysis Cured.

CHICAGO. Oct. 26.-Medica1 skill pur-
chased by the Pullman millions to-day
is reported to have triumphed over the
iwnfantile paralysis. which for days has
held in its grip the two children OF
Congressman Frank Lowden.
The children. with their father and
mother, are In quarantine At the. LO-
denis ountry estate near Oregon. III.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-26
purs,pcs Husband "A Year,.

BALTIMORE. MD, oct. 26.--Af-
ter fourteen years devoted to efforts
to ind her husband. Mrs. Eva Fried
man stood at the bar of the SCUM
western police station and identified
a man whom she had had arrested as
her long missing husband.
Mrs. Friedman lives in Brooklyn n.
The mar she confronted and charged
with ~nonsupport has been living at
%o. 2400 West Baltimore stree. When
detectives went to the house II arrest
Adolph Friedman. the name given in
the warrant, they were told that the
head Of the family living there was
George Freeman.
Mrs. Friedman could not establish
a charge Of bigamy. and the man was
released.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-26
Made Corporals.

The following p~rivaies have been
named as ~eorporals by Captain VIII
liam NJ. Myers, OF the Richmond
Howitxers:N. Sidney II. Cook. Waycrly
s. Tucker. Charles A. Saunders and
John G. Fink.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-26
FINED
FOR SELLING LIQUOR

Especial to h Richmond virgin.an.)
STAIfNTON, VA, Oct. s6.--John
Garland a liveryman was fined In po-
lice court $s5 and put under Z $500
bond for twelve months for selling Ia
uuDr in violation OF law.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-26
Treops after Ou,iaw..

MANILA. Oct, 26.-Troops are on
their way to the west coast OF the Cult
Of Davo, where bands of outlaws are
reported to be attacking foreigners and
Dilipino planters. Several Of the latter
have been killed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-26
CREW OF K SHIP
RESCUED IN MID-OCEAN

LONDON, Oct. GA dispatch to
Lloyds says that the captain and four
members Of the crew Of the American
s~Aaanar Florence Leland have been
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-26

in religious work and the many re
forms he advocated gained fm a
number of admirers.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-26
S23.75

Nearly every 0 p
lar cloth Is represented
in all the seasons
newest colorings. 1he
workmanship and style
bear Miller 4 Rhoafls
stamp, which is a
guarantee of perfec-
ton. Not one of these
suits can be duplicsted
for less than $50.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-25
YOU CAN MAKE MONEY


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facing south and west on 9th and + SITS. (:
commands a delightful view OF the en-
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dust of the city, in choice residence
district. and with excellent car service.
Owner must sell within five days and
VIII consider any reasonable offer; look
the ground over today and make us an
offer Monday morning.
Just east of the above corner we offer
a handsome 5-room buhga,ow, elegantly
designed and thoroughly well built strict
" modern. for $4,000. an easy terms. or
will make q liberal discount for cash.
Just four blocks south of the business
district We have a splendid 5-room cot
tage. which can be bought at a big saw
ing; the house is worth $3.50. but we
Will consider an offer way below this; let
us show YOU this home,
Near Sth South and 8th East we are
Just finishing q handsome white brick
home OF the bungalow type. which is at
tractive in every way; s35Oo; easy terms
YOU FURNISH TIE lot AND WE
YOU CAN PAY FOR IT ON THE EASY
WE WRITE FIRE INSURANCE
THAT INSURES.
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IL Main st. Bell phone 910.
1886