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The Washington times., 1916-09-16
Nine Additional Motor Concerns
in Washington Also Result
Of Policy.
BACKED BY PARENT COMPANY
Sales Direct WHI Be Discourag.
ed by Home Office Demon
strator Cars Arrive.

The new sales and service plan just
ineuguratcd by the Ford Motor Company
will be responsible for, the erection OF at
least four modern hreproof garage and
service stations In Washington within
tho next few months. II Ia also RESPONSE
BILE for the birth Of nine additional au-
tomobile concerns here.
In future all prospective purchasers OF
the Ford cur will be directed to the spe-
,ial limited agency N their particular
section Of the city 10y the Ford Motor
.Compary's local branch house. Sales
direc. will be discouraged where the
home conn aI.v is tL' arne'..
Each Of the new agencies VIII have the
active backing of the parent company
They will operate Independently OF each
other, but under the general snupervision
of tho Ford ompany. The sales man
..scrs Of sen Ell. of the nine Limited asen-
cies were activel! connected Win tne
sales department Of the Ford Company .
washington branch. and are widely
known among Washington motorlss'
particularly those who own Ford cars
Demonstrator cars we're delivered 10 tne
agencies two weeks ago.
There are seven special Ford agencies
In .he northwest section OF Washirston,
one in the northeast quarter. and one IN
Inc southwest section, While several OF
them are having new service stations
erected, all are equipped to give SER
vice immediately.
The Washington times., 1916-09-16
5000 FUND RAISED
BY PENSION MOVIES
Interior Department Men End Sol
diers' Relief Work.

Tonight will mark the passing OF
the Pension office movies"
These picture shows have been given
every night for the benefit of the fam
lilies OF, members OF the District ma
tional guard. and have been success
work OF relief. The money has already
been distributed among the needy.
v. J. Ayers, chief clerk OF the In
terror Department, assisted by d.
Neumann and other members OF the
Home Club, directed the perform
ances. The films shown were dona ed
by several OF the exchanges In the
city. and included Metropolitan. Para
mount, v. l.. s. E., World. Mutual.
Kline, Pathe. General Washington,
and Unicorn releases.
The Washington times., 1916-09-16
14o7 H street Northwest.

The Hill and Tibbitts agency at 14o7
H street northwest, was the first limit
ed sales agency opened in Washington.
Situated in the heart OF the downtown
section of the city, 1t il probably the
best known Ford sales room to business
men.
william G. Hill and r. d. Tibbitts.
of late years with the Ford Motor
Company's local branch, will devote
thsm selves, exclusively to the sales
Charles Jacobs, we'll known among
local motorists through his former
connection with the Ford Motor Com
pany, in its service department. will
have charge Of this. most important
branch of the new concern. -. -
The building at 1407 II street is
being used-the lower floor as sales
rooms the two above for service.
The Washington times., 1916-09-16
MOROSCO ACQUIRES
NEW YORK THEATER
VIII Send All New Productions
Here Before Taking Them
to Own House.

NEW YORK, Sept. 1s.--After many
years OF planning and several months
of negotiations, oliver Morosco has
finally Joined tho ranks of New York
Theater owners. This fact was re-
veaied yesterday when II became known
that he had leased, for a long term
OF years, from Lee and J. J. shubert
the site and theater which they are
building on West Forty-fifth street. d.
rectly across from the Astor Hotel.
The new playhouse will be known as
the Morosco rhcater. and will be fully
equipped for every phase Of play pro-
duction.
The Morosco Theater will have q seat
ing capacity that will make II available
for either musical comedy or dramatic
productions. Mr.. Morosco now plans
to open the new house about January
with his latest musical success, Can
AIRY Cottage" now playing In San Fran
cisco.
The theater will be finished. II Is
estimated. by the latter part OF Decem-
Der. and In readiness for It's public
opening on the New Year. The acquisi-
ton OF the local property IL the FIRST
definite substantiation OF the rumor Of
a few months ago that this manager in
tended to establish a Morosco theater
in the six important theatrical cities
In America.
This theater will form the local head
quarters for the Morosco firm. The
new house will be under the personal
direction Of Mr.. Morosco and with its
completion he win divide his time be.
tween New York and the Pacific coast;
spending his springs and summer In the
West producing new plays In Los An
geles and San Francisco 'theaters and
presenting them In New York in the
fall and winter.
The Importance of this announcement
e wssh ing PisEe 10 Re-, Is that n1od mt
lions TO the National Capital prior 10
New York.
Close on the heels OF the completion
Of the local deal comes the news that a
new Morosco theater will shortly be
erected in the Loop district In Chicago.
Mr.. Morosco has also negotiated for
a site for a theater in Boston, where
a third house probably will 20 up be-
The first production OF the curren,
New York season will be up Stairs
and Down." q new comedy by Fred
eric and Fanny Hstton. WHICH is to
ton. II will be closely followed by nj,
new musical play. so Long Lefty.
which comes into the local shubert
Theater on October Q. In Washin ton
first presentation Of Owen Davis new
comedy "Mile-a- Minute Kendall" Thi,
is scheduled to come into New York
Immediately, after which Mr.. Moroscc
Brat" which in turn will be followed
by Canary Cottage" at presen,
scheduled to open the new Moroscc
Theater.
The Washington times., 1916-09-16
200 Pennsylvania Avenue Southeast.
14l Twelfth Street Northeast.

Only one agency was given by the
Ford Company in the northeast Sec
ton Of the city. steuart's garage. at ni
Twelfth street northeast.
by Monday. or Tuesday at the latest.
the extensive alterations and improve
ments begun on their building the first
of last week will have been completed.
and the firm settled down to hard work
on sales and service. Guy 7. Steuart,
l.. p. Steuart and A. J. Hendricks con-
stitute the firm. Hendricks was with
the Ford Motor Company for some time
prior to his present connection.
Later In the year further improve
ments. and an enla reement OF their
plant are planned. For the present their
service station Is more than ample for
any amount Of work which may be re-
quired.
The Washington times., 1916-09-16
Fourteenth and Irving Northwest.

The Columbia Auto supply company
will handle Mt. Pleasant business
Charles Some win have charge OF
both sales and service at the agency
AZ Eourteenth and Irving streets north
west. Associated with him will be X.
p. Rocca, formerly. Of the sales depart
ment OF the Ford Motor Company; e.
NJ. Marcy and r. l.. Some. Tor some
time connected with the sales depart
ment of the Columbia Auto Supply
Company. L. II. Meyers> will supervise
the service department.
The entire building at Fourteenth and
Irving streetS has been remodeled.' and
Will be used by the sales department
with temporary service station In con-
nection. Contract has already been let,
and work begun on what Is to be one
OF the most modern automobile service
stations in Washington. II will be de-
voted exclusively to Ford service.
The Washington times., 1916-09-16

.quitoes he should not direct his imprs-
cation toward New Jersey. but look into
his own or his neighbcrs back yard
for breeding place. DR.. Emerson
made this statement before an anti
mosquito army which gathered for
luncheon today in Newark after a tour
OF inspection Of New Jerseys one-tirne
famous misunderstanding piaces-ths
meadows and the Passaic river.
The Washington times., 1916-09-16
Thirty.first and NJ Streets.

The Parkway Motor Company. the
only agency so far appointed in George
town. is also we'll equipped. The sales
rooms at Thirty-first and NJ streets con-
meet In the back with the service sta
ton, fronting on Wisconsin avenue.
The building formerly occupied by
the Parkway Motor Company has been
for Fords. II has a capacity OF more
than seventy-fve cars. and Ia easily
accessible from two streets.
Yeale & Simpson. proprietors OF the
old Parkway Motor Company Tor years
at the same address, also head the new
safes agency william @. Hyatt, late OF
the Ford Company. has been made sales
manager. Associated with him IN this
department are r. L. Simpson ana D.
j. Gardner.
The Washington times., 1916-09-16
212a Fourteenth Street.

The Taylor Sales Company. at ZlZs
Fourteenth street northwest. Is the
only Ford agency on lower Four
teenth street. The firm has been In
business at this address for long
while. C. l.. Rupert, formerly Of the
Ford Motor Company, has been made
sales manager, and will have com
L. Taylor, jr., will personally super
wise all service orders.
Extensive alterations are ALREADY
under way on the two-story building.
Ample arrangements for service nave
been made. and a mechanical force 10
ready for all orders.
The Washington times., 1916-09-16
PARK VIEW PLANS BIG
SCHOOL CELEBRATION
Four-Day Fete to Be Held to
Mark Opening Of New
Building.

A four-dAy celebration to be held
by the Park View Citizens Associa-
ton from October 1s to 20, Will mark
the opening OF the Park View graded
school, which school officials assert
IL one OF the most modern OF It's kind.
Built at Newton and warder streets.
the school has an. ideal location. The
front or east side OF the school over
looks the Soldiers Home. while the
western front faces the woods OF
Maryland.
A movement Is under way by. the
citizens OF the nelghborhood to have
Congress purchase an additional plot
to the. north OF the school to add TO
the school grounds. This would give
an opportunity for open-air work.
There are seyenteen rooms In the
Is devoted to every class from kinder
garten to the Eighth b grade. An
assembly hall, with a, seating capac-
ity OF 800 Is q feature OF the building.
style of architecture Is undoubtedly
one OF the most beautiful in the school
system,' said Ernest l.. Thurston, SUI
perintendent OF schools.
Building Fireproof.
The entire building is practically
hreproof, with it's floors OF cement
and stairways OF iron. Modern fur
niture and equipment has been in
stalled throughout. This il especially
true OF the manual training shop for
boys and the domestic arts and sci-
ence rooms for girls.
Tho Park View School will be a
manual training center for all the
schools In the immediate vicinity. Each
class Will have about fifteen pupils.
although there II at present no equip
ped gymnasium, plans are being con-
sidered whereby the basement OF the
school can be converted into places OF
PHYSICAL training for both girls and
boys
800 Pupils Expected.
The eighteen teachers In the building
Will teach about 800 pupils In the diff.
ferent classes.
The new school is the frst known
graded school to have so many modern
improvements In the heating system
The fan system OF ventiiat ton In install.
ed, and the radiators all have an ad.
Unstable back by which any desired
temperature may be obtained and kept
Because II IL believed that green I,
less firing to the eye than black. ths
'blackboa rds" are OF the former color
The Washington times., 1916-09-16
Says Jersey "Skeeters'
Don't Bite Jerseyites

Ngw FORK. Sept. is.-New Jersey
mosquitoes do not bite New Workers,
but New York mosquitoes do bite Jersey
ties. according to DR.. Haven Emerson,
health commissioner. who adds that II
any one In the city suffers from mos
The Washington times., 1916-09-16
1920 Connecticut Avenue.

Taking advantage OF their location
at 1920 Connecticut avenue, on Wash.
ington's fashionable Motor Row"
the men behind the Universal Auto
Company have been energetic in the
sale OF Ford sedans and coupelets
TO be used as town cars for shopping.
Their sales and service departments
are In charge of men long associated
The Washington times., 1916-09-16

pany. at as Pennsylvania avenue
northwest, will open its sales and SER
vice departments to the public on Mon
day.
NJ. b. French will handle both sales
and service. Associated with him In
both departments Is A. p. Hume. Both
men have had long experience in WASH
ington automobile work.
The three-story building on Pennsyl-
vania avenue Is taken up by the sales
room on the ground floor. On the upper
floors complete automobile painting
and upholstering plant has been in
stalled. Besides the regular service
rendered Ford owners may have cars
rcfinished by the same concern. II IN
the only plant OF this nature being
run in connection with a Ford agency
in the city.
200 Pennsylvania Avenue Southeast.
The only Ford agency in the South
east section will be at 200 Pennsylvania
avenue southeast temporarily. II was
the last one to be appointed. and will be
ready for business on Monday.
James A. Donohoe and w. J. Howard
are the officers OF the concern. Howard
was formerly Of the Ford Motor Com
pany. The temporary location Of the
concern Is 200 Pennsylvania avenue
southeast.
A full announcement OF the company's
plans will be made later.
The Washington times., 1916-09-16

with the automobile industry here.
Harry NJ. Braiove is manager of the
service department.; Harry G. Specter.
sales manager. and John b. Pettis,
business manager.
The freproof building, capable Of ac-
commodating all Ford service, has been
oponed for service use. The lower floor
Is given over to sales rooms. "A policy
along the lines OF the Ford Motor Com
pany" In the way Bralove yesterday
described the plans for the new concern.
The Washington times., 1916-09-16
Would March to Senate.

COLUMBUS. Ohio. Sept. 1s.-Jacob
S. Coxey. OF Massiilon. Ohio. who more
than twenty years ago led "Coxey's
army" OF unemployed on a long march
to Washington. filed papers with the
pendent candidate for United States
Se nator. He IL the only independent
candidate for office on the Ohio ticket.
The Washington times., 1916-09-16
Concert Today
By the U. s. Marine Band, at
the White House, at
4:30 p. M.
WILLIAM H. sANrBLMANN. Leader.

WILLIAM II. sANTBLMANN. Leader.
March. 'Uncle Sans Favorite."
II. ID. ONeil
dedicated to the United States
Marine Band.)
Overture, "Tannhauser". Wagner
Pasquinade 49,. ....... .Gottschalk
Grand scenes from ..HanseI and
Greter' ............H umperdinck
Waltz, Gold and Silver. .Lehar
Two movements from Symphony
New World .......... .Dvorak
(a) Largo. OBJ Scherzo.
Patrol, Marching Through
Georgia" ................. Sousa
Slavonic Rhapsody .Friedemann
THE stap-spangled Banner"
The Washington times., 1916-09-16
1929 L Street Northwest.

Oscar H. Robey. and c. r.. Mangum.
two of the best known and most pop
uIar men connected with the Ford
industry in Washington are sponsors
for the agency at 1929 L street north
west. Both were formerly with the
Ford company's local branch, Robey
in the sales, and Mangum In the serv-
ice department.
Their three-story building on l.
street will easily accommodate more
than 100 cars. Room in excess of
5000 square feet Is at their disposal
for sales and service.
I'VE want to sell cars, but to us
service Is more important than the
sale" was the way Mangum summed
up his policy yesterday. They report
sales OF more than seventy Ave cars
since their opening, ten days ago. De-
liveries will be made next week, In
all probability. Robey-Mangum are
reported to have placed the largest
single agency order for the new cars
OF any Washington agency.
William Tancre. for more than
twelve years the shop foreman for
Miller Brothers when the latter were
Washington Ford dealers, has been
placed In charge OF the service de-
partment.
456 Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest.
Occupying probably the largest quar-
tiers of any limited sales agency in
washington, the Avenue Sales Com
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-22
signed s. f. GlasscocS, Trnstee. wili an
sATURDAN. TIIE sor III n 5, y. "a Or y.

SAIOESDAG. TIM SOTlI DAY or
DECE1DER, 1916,
between the hours or 10 800 O'Clock n. M.
and 500 o'clock u. M. OF that dRy. ofTer FOR
Ssr ~ ~ p ,S! auction, to the highest hld-
IT. at thG Trout door OF the court house
" tlarflSon county, West Virginia. the
P pGS err soInreyed ~ said Deed ot Trust,
Auu winch Is described therein RS follows,
to.wit; An that certain oil ana gas lease
on thAt ecrtRtn tract OF land situate In
~ H. Dissriet Harrison County, and state
" VI west irEtntN. on the waters OF Coon'S
i KIN bounded substantially az follows, to-
500 ON che Sorth by lands OF II W, Thomp-
on the East NV lands of q. "A. rector:
sh lh9 south by lands of Il. w. Thomp-
son, or W.. g. q. and q. Co. lease;
ono the West by lands 0c +. w. ThomP-
s contain acres, morc or less. which ;
described as being that part Of the H. w,
thompson tract OF land beginning at a
4corner 80 tho Nv. q; sCl ana z. t., ''in,,sS'
a S.a running thence in II SOuthcrIy direc-
non y, M WITH the said w. G: o.. and q Go to
IN = SoutlwcSterty direction With c,Iual
itnd uniform Width Of 500 IT. and pnrniiei
IN, ans tEEse ncreS, aud being tho same lease
aS cNccnted by E, w. and Rctty Thomn-
. son t0 AZ y, THOMPSON, dated Novcmhcr
SS,I l9Hl. aud recorded III thc 0nicS 81 tho
Clerk Of the County Court az IInrrtson
Ss0u'isy: West virginia. in Decd Book No
ga, ~, AI paES -- md which said lcnSc
was conveyed assigned, transferred nnd sol
oyer by tho said a. H. THOMPSON 70 thr
s'ud ErRntor, Blackstone Oil md Gas Com.
PhnS' which snid assignment Of lease *
GuiE recordGd in Snid Clerks Office Df soid
county md state; together with two COM
litntc oIl dnrriclSss rslO0 Dbl. on Tank: il
#;NO;l WI Jarrett Tack comDlCtc / NM an I'LL.
men Shfyock Wire Rope CLAIMS / IiL, IN
y MAY Engine; 200 IT Steel MenslirInTT,
Line: s.inch 800 IT Wire Snn,i'S Ina
~ inch 500 IT. Wire Drilling Cable: o308
u. -,inch No. IL Spec Reading TuhInEs
l,ziL .inch %, w. s. Wire Line pumnIn .
Outht' One Small Erumc DwcIiinEy. Mi
casing tubing: steel collars packers cas-
NE nipples; nipples. casing hcnJiS anud
SnpS' ellis tees; unions; huli-rupes N iyrS 4
N1lNe rods grip adjustOra; ma crnSs
nedHs steel valve seats: valve Guns. StncI
barrels; Snatch blocks: tubing hoolst
longs; clips; Wrcnchcs; cocks; braces,
DhIicrs clamps; CAPS; belts: tools. INN
per ana all other property now hCIonrInr
70 anu which may hereafter belong 10 rho
Salu Ernntnr, appurtenant neCrss11.y and
uAeLnl IN maintaining. preserving mid an
ef3LlnE the lease herein conveyed
(. , hlS conveyance IL subject TO mo IinIt,
tlOnA, conditions, reservations cOvcnnnts
grants and exceptions RS contained II, liz
sara tense, ms executed by E w ma I,ntFSs
thompson TO a. II. Thompson! which ala
l ISsS IL dated the Goth day or Noycn,ber
1903, us aforesaid. S'''oeF'
TERMS OF SALE
said real estHte Will be sold for ono t,,tr5
OF the purchase money cnsh IN hnniJ ~, ffn ~
day or sale, one.third thereof with iptnrs
esq, N one Senr, and one-third thereon
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-22

March. IaI1, OF recosd In Trust Deed BOOK
80. 3, at paEe 81. in the once Of the
CLERK OF the County Court of Harrison
County, West Virginia. 10 secure the paS-
Inent Of certain note In spid Deed OF
Trust fully mentioned and described, aud
any mud all renewals thereof and to in-
demnlty and save harmless the securities
in said note, or any renewal thereof: and
default having been made in the payment
thereof and being notified and required so
TO do by the holder of said note, the under
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-22

.Ofa HaIuRbIe on and Gas Lease ON 4 1,I,ack
Of Land. Situate on the Waters OF Gems
1san. In Clay District, Harrison County,
West virginia. Containing 5 Acres, More
or LeNs, ToEetheE with Two on Wells
4 Thereon and All Personal Property used
In Operating Said Lease.
BY virtue OF the authority veateGT In the
Undersigned Trustee, by the Deed of Trust
executed BY the Blackstone Oil and Gas
company 70 theundersiEnd s, T.. GlasscOcI,
IFuste, bearing date the 18th day OF
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-22

a sANIPLE FARM pARGAIN.
q so acres, all tillnble, so in cultivation .
miles to town of 5000 on trunk line rail-
road. Good 4 room house, phone; barn,
slo, Granary, windmill, poultry house,
orchard Of peaches, apples, grapes. berz
RES Soil dark sandy loan. Only 5000
per acre. Over 500 other farms for sale.
all sizes and prices. from $50 to $1,000
an acre. Mild winters, healthful climates
COED water, schools, markets Ideal crop
and stock country. Nrlte for dependable
description of the best undeveloped section
Of the corn belt. GolonIzationrDept. N.
Il 6 It: Ry., room 1907 Railway Exchange
Bldg. st. Louis, Mo.
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FOR RENT-A four room apartment in
good condition, with bath, use Of base
ment, water rent paid, desirable resell
dence section, 300 1-3 Clay street, $1,000
per month. Ready December IS. Charles
q. Conman, 216 Court st.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-22

FOR RBNT-House of six rooms and bath,
on Church street. Admission, rent SIS
Joseph Bentley, 63T Dale avenue, Bell
phone 24S-W.
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FOR RENT-Fourth street, North View.
two four room apartments; one eight
room house. For Information call Bell
phone 1857.
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WANTED TO BUY-Best cash prices paid
for good second hand furniture. Call us
on Bell phone 64-J. ClarksburR Furni-
ture & Sales Co. 122-124 West Pike st.
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WANTED TO BUY

WANTED TO BU9-vea1 calves and
fat hogs. Phone or write Candy
Provision Company. Clarksburg,
w. Va.
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FOR II5N'T--Io man and wife only, two
large light furnished rooms, in basement,
for light housekeeping, with every con-
Eenience and comfort, private bath, open
fire, stationary tubs, ana cellar. Apply
at 446 Lee st.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-22

Insurance Let US write your fusur-
ance for you in good, old.
reliable Fire Insurance
Companies. If YOU have a.
loss we want to pay you. III
will cost YOU no more to
have II good Insurance CO
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with interest, IN two years from dny OF
sale, taking from the purchaser notes
bearing Interest from day OF Bnle, with
good personal security for tile Deferred
paym ents, and returning the legal title as
further security.
Given under my hand thfs the 18th day
of December, 1910.
s. +. GLASSCocR. TruRtee.
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MONEY TO LOAN

@--->@-3-s@>@-->>~>~
Why BE WITHOUT MONEY! / accom-
modate everybody, by loaniug money on
watches, diamonds, jcweIry. musical in
struments. etc los. Jay. Jeweler.
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0-Two good houess on lots SIS
BY 100 feet each in splen-
did location. Both houses
rent for $500 per month
and are close to one of the
best industries we have.
The lots are level and hous-
es In good repair. The
price we ask would not
more than build the houses
today.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-22

FOR RENT-one four room cottage, cen!
italy located. Apply to J. W. Bush, Bell
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FOR RENT-New Z room house, bath, pan
try, front and back porches; cement eel
lar, slate roof, lot 4OxJ2O On Orchard
street, Stealey Heights. See II. A. Olds,
l14 chapel street, Bell phone 1126-J.
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FOR RENT-Twe new four room cottages
with half acre lots at Norwood addition
Glenn q: Waters, 306 Prunty Bldg, Bell
phone 1871.
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FOR RI1NT-one set ~ light housekceD-
Pike street.
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How Would
These Houses
Suit You?
$0750

SS675O Eight room bungalow, on
corner lot i5N120 feet. This
Ia splendid home.
Good Home-on Mulberry street, we
can offGr TO the house
seeker one OF the best prop.
critics for the money IN tito
city, Eight rooms with
bath. basement and large
porchos. Largo lot and To-
Gated Just right for bus
mess man. Let us talk
this over with you.