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Alma record., 1914-04-23
QUITS RETAIL TRADE
Steve Gallagher Sells Business To
N. E. Saad

Last Friday morning S. Gallagher &
Co. sold their stock of novelty goods to
n. +. Saad. Mr. Saad is well known
to our citizens as a progressive busi-
ness man and one thoroughly compe-
tent by years of business experience to
make a success of his venture. Mr..
Gallagher has entered the employ of
Miller Bros, the Grocers.
Alma record., 1914-04-23

Elmer Webb made trip to Green,
vile Wednesday on business.
The Ketchikan miner., 1914-07-17
THE ocToRooN

This famous story of the south beforet he war is pro- duced by the Vitagraph com : pany with Clara Kimball Young and Earl Williams in the title
 role. Of Earl Williams we will ay that he is the best apper- ing on the screen today. The opening Biograph is a good drama, Pathe Weekly contains interesting news of the world. Miss Erna Lacy will sing one of her late popular songs and William Wadsworth,. that fun ny Edison comedian will wind up the show with one of his clever comedies. Saturday night we are going to show a two part Selig animal picture, "The Wise Old Elephant" All this at the House that sets the pace, the Dream. adv.
The Ketchikan miner., 1914-07-17

cepted the change in the gov ernment very quietly. presi- dent Carbajal issued a mani- festo calling on the citizens to obey the law and go about their business.
 San Antonio, Texas, July F It is reported here that Felix Diaz and a number of his friends have formed a junta and are preparing to start a revolution against Villa and
The Ketchikan miner., 1914-07-17

is simply retarded owing to bad condition of track remains unknown.
 Puerto, July 17-The British cruiser Bristol and the Ger man cruiser Dresden are both here, probably awaiting the ar rival of Huerta. Both vessels have steam up and allow no men ashore.
 City of Mexico, July 17-The populace of this city have &C.,
The Ketchikan miner., 1914-07-17
MRS. PANKHUAS7
 |S KIDNAPPED

London, July 17-As Mrs Pankhurst was being carried on stretcher through the streets to address a suffragette meeting, she was kidnapped by a body of policemen and is now in Halloway prison. Her condition is said to be very low and the fear is entertained by her friends that she is dying.
The Ketchikan miner., 1914-07-17

Vera Cruz,. July 1 7-Just where General Huerta and the remnant of his cabinet are, is considerable of mystery. IL is known that after rendering his resignation as president he left on special military train for Puerto, which passed through the city of Cordoba early yesterday, but has not 5een reported since. Whether the train has been stopped or
The Ketchikan miner., 1914-07-17
MILLlGAN FOR SENATOR

At the Divisional Convention of the Progressive Democratic convention in this city Wednes- day evening the precincts Of the West Coast of Prince of Wales Island were represented as were Wrangell, Charcoal prcinct and Ketchikan. $. E. Mil ligan of Charcoal was nominat- ed for the Territorial Senate, Frank Thompson of Craig and Capt Svendseth of Wrangell for the Territorial Legislature The nominations of the two Legislators of the northern end of the district were not made owing to the fact that there were no delegates from north of Wrangell, so the authority was given the Div isional Committee to mako same. E. c. Austin was elected as delegate in chief to repre- sent the division at the Ter ritorial Convention at Valdez, and will carry proxies of the greater number of precincts uifb him
The Ketchikan miner., 1914-07-17
PRINCESS AT TWO

F. E. Ryus, local representa- tive of the Canadian Pacific is in receipt of word from Juneau stating that the big steamer Princess Alice will be in port southbound between one and two o'clock in the morning. The Baseball team and "root- CTS" will go south on her as far as Rupert.
The Ketchikan miner., 1914-07-17
STICK BY
 THE GOAT

Denver, July 17-The Grand Convention of the B. P. o. E. now in sesseon in this city by resolution authorized the use of the "Goat" at iniations ill the various lodges of the order. Another resolution passed authorizes the Exalted Ruler to appoint two Grand Lodge members to suggest revisions of the ritual for action two years hence.
The Ketchikan miner., 1914-07-17
HAD IT IN HIS GRIP

Emil Larson, superintendent of the Rose Inlet cannery was a local visitor over night. He came over to see what a real salmon looks like and is said to have "swiped" one from George Rounsefell and carried it aboard the Ali in his grip.
The Ketchikan miner., 1914-07-17
MRS. CARAVAN |S
 INDICTED

Mineola, July 17-The Grand Jury investigating the shoot ing of Mrs. Baily brought ill all indictment charging first de- gree manslaughter against Mrs. Carman this morning. She was released on a twenty thou sand dollar bail which friends furnished.
The Ketchikan miner., 1914-07-17

Fairbanks, July 17-Rapid progress is being made in the Alaskan Railroad survey, and the probabilities are accord ing to Commissioner Riggs, the work will have advanced far enough by the time Con- gress meets in December for the report to be presented to that body.
The Ketchikan miner., 1914-07-17

Washington July 17-Ad- vices were received today that General Carranza had gone on record as refusing to recognize the indebtedness Huerta had incurred during his occupancy of the presidential chair. He says he himself is not a candi-
The Ketchikan miner., 1914-07-17

The Dolphin went south al one this morning. Her passen gers from this port were D. J. Williams and wife, J. M. Olm- stead, H. Hamnato and four steerage.
The Ketchikan miner., 1914-07-17
Carranza.

Puerto Mexico, July IT. Later-Former President Huer- ta accompanied by former Min. ister of Finance Banquet ar rived at this port this morning and went on board the British cruiser Bristol. Huerta's de- parture was unOstentatous.
The Ketchikan miner., 1914-07-17
NAMETWOALASKA
 POSTMASTERS

Washington, July IT. John Metzger has been named as postmaster at Fox, Alaska and Wm. Hale at Klawack.
The Ketchikan miner., 1914-07-17

Washington, July 17-The administration, through Con- sul-General John Silliman has advised Carranza that they will not tolerate any overt acts a. gainst any of Huerta's follow CTS and that he must give ab- solute protection to life and pl operty.
The Ketchikan miner., 1914-07-17
HAL|bUT BRINGS
 HIGH PRICE

Seattle, July 17-The schoon- CT Alten is ill with 50,000 pounds of halibut, the Pacific with 10000, and the Daisy with 5000. They all sold their number one fish for five and five-eights cents.
The Ketchikan miner., 1914-07-17

Field received on the Seattle this morning the new fall line of Kenyon rain coats. adv.
The Ketchikan miner., 1914-07-17

II. Guy Woodward, represen- ting R. c. (Lucky Bob) St. Henry the aviator, is a local visitor. He is looking for con- tracts to give exhibition flights in the north.
The Ketchikan miner., 1914-07-17
Mexico City, July 17-Presi-
WILL RECOGNIZE
 CARRANZA

Washington, July 17-The ad ministration has notified John Silhman,. U. s. consul general of Mexico, to inform Carranza that recognition will be eX- tended to him if he will arrive at peaceful agreement with the Carbajal government
The Ketchikan miner., 1914-07-17

the presidency over to him at any time, if the latter desires the position.
The Ketchikan miner., 1914-07-17
Dry Goods at Cost

y OO$AO ~%& ~OO& Having decided to discon- tinue handling Dry Goods of all kinds, l will offer my STOCK AT COST. This means bargains such as never before heard of in ketchikan. Call and get my prices.
 Great reductions in rain coats. This week only. The Gateway Store.
 A. kALEEL
 THE GATE WAY STORE
The Ketchikan miner., 1914-07-17

Miss Lacy will sing at the Dream tonight. adv.
The Ketchikan miner., 1914-07-17
PRESIDENT HAS INDIGESTION

Washington, July 17-presi- dent Wilson is confined to the house today with an acute at- tack of indigestion, and a meeting of the cabinet sched- uled for this afternoon had to be postponed.
 A dandy comedy at the Dream tonight. adv
The Ketchikan miner., 1914-07-17

City of Mexico, July IT It is announced h. re that Presi
 dent Carbajal has notified Car ranza that he is ready to turn
The Ketchikan miner., 1914-07-17

Piano Wanted to Rent Ap- ply Miner office. If adv.
The Ketchikan miner., 1914-07-17

date for any office, the presi- dency least of all.
The Ketchikan miner., 1914-07-17
Mexican Situation Still A Great Muddle---
 Huerta Safe on British Cruiser

dent Carbajal this morning ordered the release of all pol itical prisoners in the govern ment prisons. In this city alone it is estimated that at the very least seven thousand men are held.
The Ketchikan miner., 1914-07-17

The steamer Dolphin is due southbound at midnight to- night.
The Ketchikan miner., 1914-07-17
THREE BOATS TONIGHT

Three boats, the North west en, the Jefferson and the Sampson are due to arrive from the south during the next twelve hours. None of them had reported by wireless up to four o'clock this afternoon. An error in reading one of yesterdays cablegrams had the Sampson sailing last night instead of Wednesday, as was the case.
The Ketchikan miner., 1914-07-17

The Octoroon at the Dream tonight. adv.
The Ketchikan miner., 1914-07-17

A dandy comedy at the Dream
The Ketchikan miner., 1914-07-17

The Weekly Miner $3. a year
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-08

N. w. King was at Beaiisville Sun.
clark Williams left sunday for cieve-
Harold McCammon was At Wheeling
%. VI. Greenbank. OF Rellaire. sne,,
sunday here with his family
Oonk ball Of Bellaire. was In town a
couple OF DAYS the last Of the week
sa,nFsS Graee Johnson was at Wheeling
friends. vi
Mrs. otto ?. weisend is at Barnes.
vile visiting relatives and friends
Miss Virginia Kane. Of Caldwell snent
Dougherty.
II. G. ogIe returned Friday ,ror,
last week on business ''
Mrs. win Cunningham Is here from
NJ ''' fnnt Nisitlng her parents. Mr.. and
Donald X. Martin returned sunday
evening from Bellaire. where he mas
been with his brother. Edmond
Charles J. Weisend. OF Wbcelinr --,.
mere the guest Of relatives over sunday
Mlsses Catherine Cokey and Josephine
Sv13Sst spent saturday and sunday al
w a. oden. Of WAYNE township has
moved his family 20 Woodsheld
ho,,,. TIA Beardmore has returned
nis,e atter spending the winter with her
,d ster; Mrs. Hattie Mccormick AZ Sis
Charles L. Dirhl was az Wheeling ras,
NheiF'h a new Ie0
Arthur Sandt. Walter Rprth,-.
larry and Walter Schwail. students al
ohio state University az Columbus 80 =.
mere spending their vacation
MISS Gussie Cronin. who Is a student
AZ -; w. l. at Delaware is az bome
spending her vacation.
MIS-. lilah TruaN and two dauRbters
NJ tirard: Ohio, are the guests ~
oodsheld relatives VI
Br- DIXON u. keysor left Monda,.
loIhine Tor his home in Chicago &C.
SP.nding Few days here with relaftvss
Lr; - Thornberry returned sIt,S,,.
''TnlhE from Columbus
fatrick Gallagher. Of Butler pa h..
S5etn mere on oil business for sever,I
y class Of Eve girls were coparr,.,
AZ 'he Evangelical church SUNDAY
~. - = PERKINS. OF Armstrong; Mills
- y, Inls city last week
streets Monday was on our
,.,i Mrs Forest Hawkins was az zs,,s.
'",e 9St week visiting relatives
y -. Ihornbcrrv. Sr. was Al Coi,,,,,
""s Last week on business.
n, = ~. norris and =. W Nefswo,,., 81,
yy.s etilS'iIie' were on our streets iast
Mr. and Mrs. r. W. Arm.,ronr &c.,
'NlluaE n. Armstrong; Mills
crest VI. Hawkins has refur,.a e.
business trip to Columns e" rum
Bert T. Ryan, Of Toledo vvas L. -.
OF business last WeeI ~ '"Nh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-08
Contract Auarheh-

The Contract Tor the erection OF the
new building to be Occupied by the Bank
OF Follansbee was let yesterday 10 con-
lowest bidder
Work on the foundation for the hant,
viii De started this week and rushed 10
hhlsh 50 that IL can be opened for
business by the first of next July The
pulding viii be erected on Main street
netWeen the building formerly ocurIed
nH the racket store and the row of cot =
ssases' almost directly across the street
from the office OF DIR. Leo HUH IL Will
ne made OF brick and will be two stories
hisn the entire nrst floor will be Occur
viii be htted up TO be used a. Offices.
The foundation of the building will he
made OF cement and will be raised above
building are to he 25Nf5 feet. About n
OF hs stock Tor this new concern has
bsen disposed Of. mostly TO business men
va tne loNn and resldcmts OF the county,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-08
GAINESVILLE


a. a.
lNi'N ~ Lll.. o.. April 1aThc ton
weeks contest Boo tho ghriatIHr TtIr.
.rh"ni STARTED iu good shape T.af -u,
DAY. The three cartertaufr s.,r ...
fanEuinc ae Goo results. The IaraI sou.
are iu The lead "a Few points rna fr.f
days record stands a. foIiowa. No..
class 80 points LOYAL sons. q. poirf.
and YOUNG Ladies. fg
Ara FRANK turhIu Of Walnut rfrrrt
and guests Mrs Charles g1Ierrsr "a
lolumbus ana Mr. maggie Bouriss ~
,nmhridgc and Airf VIII CafdWru III
Nortn Arch street are suendInr a.. f.t
in Wheeling shopping
y. T.. NchumHu left SUNDAY f.r
u leittntFIlle. whore De- haa accepted +.
p". lll"n in tnr window glass factory
MIS- fnarlrH Scott and rar r...
move returned home from pleasant
Ngt with Columbus relative.
Ml.H barbara IiTlwuHrIf OF fF|.
place. ia spending H few dave with r..
h,L,. ~ Quaker city and CHlair.
Mrs. George uluref. or NlHerIIr.- r.f.
ana pr trendiuE few days Win BOIL
mother. Mrs g. E Navf0r and .|af.-
Mr. Charles Jacaiey. or West Main
Mr. and Mre Dallas Uorre. az Cam
bridge. we're sunday guests at the home
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-08

According 10 Law. not more than go
voters can vote at one election district
ana this morning. the county commits
sioners took up the matter Of redfstrict-
ing the county. In the districts that the
amount OF voters exceeded the legal
amount. and added four more precincts
10 the number In the county. In Gross
Creek district. the country precincts N
remain The same. except In Follans bee
where the three precincts OF the city
proper were made the precincts in the
county. Previously TO this Follaus be-
ton.
In Wellsburg. six precincts were pro-
posed TO take the place OF the four that
Tor many years have been the official
voting places.
In Buffalo district the Windy nm
voting precinct II entirely eliminated
ana two new ones made. one at the Ham
mond school house and the other at the
windsor school. below the coal works.
Part OF the Lewis school vote goes to
the Hammond school. The other dis
tricts acr as they always were.
The new boundary lines have be-n
gone over by the prosecuting attorney.
and approved by him end submitted 10
the court They have not vet been
adopted. and they will have TO be pub
lished the required number OF DAYS as
the law prescribcs. The new districts
VIII have TO be established before the
election this coming November
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-08
WIND WORKS SEWING
MACHINE m GREAT sTyt g

machine that can be- run bv a.
ian. That aounda inrrodibic a., 80,
such a machine b. boInr ebov-r 4.
Ihe window Of tho Palace Furnifurc
company ~ 1900 Main street al a..
l- attached 20 the hand wheel Of n
standard sewing machine TO catch
We air which an ordinary electric fan
kiH''d loot away. throws against ri
no on from the lcctrlc fan runs tho
machine easily 4 akofcnfon bead h.
used ON The demonstrating machine
To show how the standard works
ihlH ingenious. yet simple device
ls attracting much attention. and
many people are making 10 n point 10
WAX past The Palace. on Main stree.
llel below twelfth street. 10 see the
Arrangement work
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-08
rollanab4a Rri.f.

.SlIS James Ross and son, Russell ~
Nneehng, have returned to their 49,
ailtr Pleasant visit at the home "a
Virginia avenue " -""ii"g OF
II Mulley. OF Wheeling. spept S,,r,,,.
~ me nome OF Mr.. and Mrs. ia 49,
'",e OF Jefferson street
~, 10 bertha simpson. OF Virginia ave-
country ' i'iehus IN The
Mrs James Peters and SON MI.
nSS.. returned TO their home IN WbcelinE
sL.'l "a pleasant visit at the bor,. 80
ntS' parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles s,.5t
OF Virginia avenue W ''ahi
or. ana Mrs. Henry Brandt. Of yyboot-
tms' spent sunday at the home Of tbetr
son. Harry 81 Main street VI '"eH
r., =. 'addtck has returned bor,c Co.
~" i visit with relatives at W,v1cst
Iarence Francis was p{,t.r..-,
''FFttoI on saturday and SUNDAY . "
. harles southern has accontcd . 49,,
al me employ OF Leo Lust. tbe t.
Mrs VI S. Kane Of Virrf,f, ,,..-,..
~ wheeling visitor vegferd,, :, '''"'
L. Ntllam lteistcr was n husiress ',-t.t...
vt lioilday's Cove voeferds,. 'iTitoI
,.dfnkln Jones was vfsifiv. ef.
-, t1burgh over SUNDAY i'i'HuN IN
ahg AIRS 4. Barnett and ~bftd-.,
a. ps ',,gins 2 Few days with reistivg1
w illiam Grimm. Of Vireirf, ,,.,.,.
va ilttNhurFh visitor on satrrd,,.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-08
SEALED PROPOSALS

Foties - 49, S,,- . SsS
chants ana Other Wholesals Dealers
NOIICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TFat
the state Board Of Control OF the Stale
OI west virginia Will receive bids daily
az It's ottice at Charleston, West Virxinis.
lor furnishing supplies for the levcrnl
State INSTITUTIONS. the financial uana .,e-
mcnt OF which IL vested n said Board.
contracts VIII be awarded 20 the lowest
bidders, quality considered. and other
thlnEs being equal West Virginia dea!-
ers VIII be given preference
Lists or supplies needed will be fur
uishcd bidders on rcceipt OF requests
stating the lire desired
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL
jc-1-u Charleston. West Virxsnia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-08
WEILSBURG

wELI-sBURC. WE. April There
are stilF no clues 70 ths murdsrtrs o.
Joe ioinskl. who Was found on sunday
- entns below the city uudEr = pale OF
brush The officers searched All ia =
yesterday and late into The uiEht % try
70 lnd something tangible upon when
10 work. but could discover nothing
II was reported that Joe FoWley. one
OF The men last seen with Poiinskl was
working Al a coal mine al Cross CrcCk
mining town In Pennsylvania Dcpu-
ties were appointed 20 auprchsnd him
put they have not yet reported 10 thu
thertffs office In town. Eocuskf the
Other man. was found 90 have worked ~
McMcchen. - he said when he applied
Tor WORK here. but ne has not yet Dc-n
found since leaving here last Monday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-08
Standings Complies.

New standings were placed on hot
mills numbers one. two and three on IN II
SATURDAY. This completes the installa-
uon OF the standings on all OF the sheet
anu I'm mills and are proving "A great
Improvement as well a. n comfort 10 the
employees Of these departments.
The old standings were torn up and
the earth was removed beneath where
they stood and "a flow OF water was run
Into this sort OF trough and Is regulated
so that the water will Just keen high
enough 10 touch the plates and keep them
cool a. All times. The plates are much
smaller than those formerly used and
are set upon frame work and now
the men work on the same smooth sur
lace the yhad before. the only exception
being that the standings will be cooled
AZ all times and the men will not Suf-
Ter 50 much from the heat in the hot
summer months.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-08
Body Reported Found.

Almost the whole town was shock 81
this morning, By the story that was
Circulated by a man that lives in a
small house boat I'm Buffalo creek. uu-
der the railroad bridge. that two men
who had been fishing out Buffalo creeIS
rowed up to his house boat at midnight
and awakened him BY knocking al his
door, and stated that they had found the
body OF man in the creek. while fish
ing. and wanted to know what to do
with ~. lie tells the story that the
body or the drowned man was in the
skiff. and the skiff was a blue one. TT .
men I'm the blue skiff left his boat with
the body OF the man in 10. and said that
they were going to Wellsburg to give
II to the officers
Immediately upon hearing this story
the sheriff and his deIuty got busy on
the case. and tried to find out some
thing OF the men in the skiff The
sheriff Interviewed the man. who report =
ed that he had seen the men last even
ing. and told the same story that no
told other people in town. Inauriy.
along the river and creek at the other
houschoats there. failed to reveal any
thing that would substantiate the mans
story. No blue skiff f. known in tho
city. and none on the creek saw "A -Ltff
OF that color yesterday. and the fishing
season Is not good at the present time
as the creek is very hiGh and the water
muddy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-08
BUILDING CODE
Committee Of Board OF Trss. CO.,
P'e'es REVISION Of BUILDING LaS.s
WIN Report 20 Council

ne revision o fthc BUILDING rod
I9I lno city Of Wheeling has boon go,
Eitled D. The Board Of Trade comm,
iI'sidenf W. w. Irvine Tho coy5r,'i,
'- no" ready 10 report 10 comet
a.. ~ h'Ni meeting. 70 is understood
me present building laws AZ ro., oi,l
mcndcd In tho report
hp code was drafted with tho az.
.i.iancc 81 city Solicitor fireman b,
,,n' committee which is composed III
. llt building Inspector y. T. Faboy
nlI'ri q. W. Bates. Contractor TT
w w. Paul. q. s. Bowers and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-08

The Horseshoe oil and Gas Company
or"nsht IN two good wells on Monday.
In the Beech Bottom field ono ~ ,6c
Mozlngo farm and the other on the Nc
5innis farm, The well on the Mozingo
aarm IS said TO be good for about
1900. 900 feet per day. and the Nfrc:in,Is
Wen VIII be good for 900 600 RotI
Mclls made fine showing ard show cd
great pressure before they had drilled
inches.
The No. well on tho Meyer farm. by
N. Z. Brashear and others, has been
started The rig was built some time
ago. and the engine and boiler has been
put I'm place.
hauling TO the fields has been greatly
handicapped by the extreme bad condf-
ton OF the roads. The recent rains have
put them In very bad shape and until
the mud dries up. and the. roads become
TO what il absolutely necessary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-08
FOLLANSBEE

FOLLANSBEE. W. Va. April An
extension Of about nifty feet was added
70 the railroad siding at the blu. plate OF
the ware room at the mill yesterday
The work was started At o'clock and a
lsrre torce % men were set 60 work and
mad the extension completed last even
ing. The siding was extended 30 as TO
make ~ more convenient for the seventy
hfe or more car loads OF bricks which
are now On the way and will be used in
Tairs 10 the Follans bee Bros. mill this
summer. The mill fence was removed
from the upper side OF the mill yard
last week and since that time cement and
gravel have been coming I'm large guam
Titles and work ON the many new build
inEs and the two new sheet mills will -
started a. soon as the weather becomes
favorable
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-08

sew steel rollers were Installed re-
Ssn'ig Geneath the large rolls at the new
naI hlII this Improvement allows The
steel ingots TO enter the Differ
.ht sets or rolls far more easily than
'h9f formerly did without the rollers
thhenry EIhott. the oiler on the bar
n ntl engine ~ on the sick list. While
1Dsseht ms position IL being niled Nv
'"nh Mulligan. former oiier
w, new ofhce has been erected at
not nlll and will be occupied nv me
.rtH tslniiIendent OF the mill r. II Rogers.
- ~ uIliuihs was completed on SATURDAY.
~ i'i ,,.lS OF brlck. has plenty OF light and
~ me Malls are nicely piastered. making m
III every way the best office in The r,7tii