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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-02
TOR SALE REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE-Four New strictly modern
homes with laundry. Garland furnace.
and walls decorated near Lincoln
school and Miami and South Side car
lines At office Leer and Dayton 81
sunday afternoons or telephone Tor ap-
pointment. Del Leer, owner. Bel 1850
Home 1926 $50 Il
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-02
ICK

We are Manufacturers and dlstributo-s
81 pure artincisl Sc sOr both family and
IS LUieSale use.
ARTIFICIAL ICB CO,
51J-0;l5 y .Derlck ct
Home 6l@3 Bell 222l
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-02
Gets a Position Gets Help |
Barter and Exchange
Autos. MOTORCYCLES. BIcYcLrs.

FOR SALE - Hupmohue roadster.
good mechanical condition excellent
tires. After 600 o. m. see car at 6l9
sherman av. -22J-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-02

WANTED Grst-cIass waitress. Union
News COMPANY! Elkhart. iuQ. 600
WANTED am young lady student
~ the South Bend Business college
and need work mornings. evenings aud
Saturday 90 help meet ms expenses.
VIII help with hOusevork or care Of
children wait table. etc. cali mC over
Bell phone JJl or Home JjJ1 71j3 q
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-02

WANTED So urgcUl Is the need OF OF
flee trained women and boys that
local bank has consented to loan money
to those who VIII train at a Business
College this fall. In this way YOU may
purchase a scholarship At the lowest
cash rate and pay small weekly install
mcnt-. For particulars call Mr.. stephens
or Mrs. Carson over telephone. Eel JJl
or Home boil. G92J-tf
FALL TERN AT THE KELLEY
BUSINESS SCHOOL 12O H. Wayne St.
viii begin Tuesday, sept. 3rd. Day and
evening sessions. NONE TOO OLD TO
BEGIN y COURSE. INDIVIDUAL IN
STEICTION. Positions secured fO- all
as soon as competent. Secure your seat
by registering promptly. The College
office viii be open every day and even
Ing. including Labor Day. for enroll
ments Call or phone Bell ?f5 Home
asa 1871
WANTED-AtJcnd night school at the
South Bend Business College beginning
sept. q. Make your evenings count FOR
particulars aud CItalog call Bell sol or
Home i5-t 6924-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-02

WANTED Young man 90 take care of
sales nOOr T. a Bennett Overland
co.. 80 y Michigan So 49,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-02
BUSINESS PERSONALS.

BUSINESS PERSONALS.
ATTENTIONS
100 not sell YOUR household goods FOR
next 90 nothing See Hclier's Exchange
Department. 10 will Ice interesting 10
s Ou.
HELLER FURNITJR RE co,
139J-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-02
PERSONALS.

Liberty bonds should be bought and
held hy the public 10 helps % win the
was We buy Liberty bonds for cash
8t New York Stock Exchange prices
from persons who are forced 20 sell
Onice hours Evenings = Co s. Room
l23 J. NJ :. Bldg 1927
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-02

WANTED-MISCELL
WANTED-lOOO people % profit at big
auction See advertisement. page T.
-8I4 .
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-02

FOR RENr-To adults hat OF -four
rooms and bath: unheated; convenient
To factories aud car line. Call Home
phone 1892 7flO-6
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-02

You 90 exchange your oId furniture
and rugs for new See ou- LNrbaugs
Department
HELLER ri RNIrT RE co.
112-16 : Michigan 81
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-02
LOST AND roUND.

diamond lavallicrc. Reward.
y phone 1913 1884
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-02
Nall HELl- wA~rED.

BOYS TO SELL PAPERS ON STREET.
LIBERAL COMMISSIONS. CALL AT
CIECULATION DEPT. NEWS TIMES
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-02
oFIIUE HFLP


THE THOMAS SCHOOL. American
FALL TERN OPENING. Day school
Ccsdal. sept 80 Night school Wed
ue-das sept. ilf.
Stenography Typevrtu- Bookkoep
iuI Dietaphoue. Civil Service Special
civil service course FOR -teno-rap pliers.
auy system, begins Monday evening.
sept p Special dictator. Room This
course viii prcpare for ez"minations
aud GOVT positions paying $1,000 80
81 100 year
ThOro Courses Expert mstructors-
Best Text Books Iir-t-G lass Positions
WE INVITE You TO GALL 4Je.>
UNUSUAL OPFOETU MITES ia the
BUSINESS WORLD TODAY for COM
peteut. well-trained young lneu and
women. Get your business training at
this college where .ul Instructors are
specialists in their scDjerts. The bet
or your training. the better the posi- ton
you can command. All. COMMERCIAL
81 ELECTS. SPECIAL SECRE .--...- l.
COZ RISES. Day and l. ening sessions.
position secured for very graduate.
Tan Term begins sept e 1918. REG
lSIEE Vow ,kELLE. BUSINESS
9l1. Home 2fsi. 1l1J-tf
FALL TERM OPENS TUESDAY.
sept. THE HIGH GRADE THOMAS
SCHOOL Day and Night Sessions.
ENROLL AT ONCE. Onicc open
Every Day and Saturday Evening.
We Teach. StcuOgraphy, IypeWrit-
Ing. Dictaphouc. Bookkeeping. Civil
Service. Efficiency. Every Detail Is Iu-
Guided.
OR LICENSED EMPLOYMENT
DEPT Places Every Graduate in the
Best Position.
We Occupy Nearly aIl Of Third Floor
of American Trust Bldg. Michigan aud
Washington SITS school Rooms Just Re
modelled and Enlarged Giving Is Com
modiOus Well-Lighted. Up-tO-Date
Rooms and Equipment. and Best BUS
mess school I0cation i'm city.
SPECIAL CIVIL SERVICE COURSE
foI StenOgraphers Writing Any system
meut Positions. Two Months Night
Course Beginning Monday Evening
Sept e. Special Dictator. Room. Eca-
sonabIe Rate. 1882
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-02

GOV ERNMENT CIVIL SERVICE EN-
AtuNATIONS South Bend. boo Sep
tenn Der Government cleris. teacher. u
sPectre>s research clerk. typev ritter. Sa'
AIRY 81 go S200O Experience uuueee~
sary. Women desiring government posi-
items write FOR free particulars 20 j. q.
Leonard former Civil Service examiner.
500 ken0is Bldg Washington. II. g..
1f-S-G
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-02

FOR SALE-Buick Little six > passen-
ger automobile 1917 model This ma
chine is in frst-cisss condition. Address
i-1J0. News Times 1907
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-02
STORE ROOMS FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Lower part of two story
building , blocks from center OF
town; fine location for grocery. garage
or storage house. Situated on lot 1OOx
- feet n interested write Box TIC
care NeWs-Times and consult with
owner 1894 n
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-02

WANTED-Giris for Ice cream parlOr
good wages. short hours. Apply In
person Diana III w Washington
av 1881
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-02

ORDER YOUR COAL
AND UIHkK SUPPLIES Now.
Don't wait until the last minute.
We are prepared 10 loan you the
Necessary cash and give you from
three 10 twenty mOutls 20 repay
Us. IN smalI payments. No fec.
strictly legal Interest Call and let
US explain Our modern plan.
pROEIDENr LOAN Co.
J11 :. Michigan street.
lover ~ ~lOthlers.
Home Phone Bel Phone
Gao. 1ss1t,
VIZ SELL THRIFT STAMPS
Evening journal., 1918-04-24
FAREWELL ron MIR. GREENFIELD.

4 farewell dinner was given 20 the
Rev. Ernest Greenfield, the new pastor
Of Brandywine NJ. =. Church, former
pastor OF Stevenson NJ. +. Church, Ber-
lin. Md. al the Maryland Hotel, Berlin,
by Troop No. 4, Boy Scouts. of which
Mr. Greenfield was master. There was a
large attendance and a fine menu was
served. All the speakers regretted Mr.
Greenneld's departure from Berlin.
Medals and bars were awarded 20 Boy
Scouts for selling Liberty Bonds Many
members, OF Stevenson Church accom-
panied Mr.. and Mrs. Greenfield 10 the
Berlin railroad station, and the Knights
Of Meihodism presented Mr.. Greenfield
with a set Of military brushes. and the
Ladies' Aid Society gave Mrs. Green
field a sandwich server made of silver.
Evening journal., 1918-04-24
END FORTY HOURS DEVOTION.

In st. stanislaus Kostka Church, on
last Sunday the service OF forty hours
devotion opened, with the Rev. Pastor
a. OleXlnski as celebrant OF the high
mass. Benediction was given in the
evening by the Very Rev Father From
entin, d. D.; the Rev. Father Tucker as
deacon and the Rev. Father Lee as sub
deacon.
The deyoiion continued until last
night. when the exercises closed with
the procession OF the Most Blessed Sac
raIneni. The parochial societies Of the
Holy Rosary. Children OF Mary and the
Huzzsrs and Scouts participated in the
procession.
The Rev. VI. Monkiewicz, OF Phils-
delphia. gave the solemn benedictlon,
with the Rev. NJ. Arminlssi. OF Brides
burg, Philadelphia, as deacon; the Rev
NJ. Kryslyniak, OF Philadelphia, as sub
deacon. and the Rev. ". Lipiniski, Of
Camden y. j.. as master Of ceremonies
The choir OF st. Stanlslsus Church
furnished appropriate music under the
direction Of Il. Adarnowsbi. Polish
people from all parts Of the city at
tended the exercises.
In the sanctuary were the followlne
prlesls Inc rev. j. WdcuOWlak, OF baF
OF Baltimore, Md; the Rev. Johr
Clancy, OF Wilmington, Del; the Rev
George Welsh. Of Camden. n. j.: th'
Rev. NJ. Monkiewicz. OF Philadelphia
the Rev. j. Godrycz. OF Philadelphia
the Rev. :. Wierzynsh, OF Camden
/ y. j.; the Rev. NJ. Lipinski, OF Camden
| n j.; the Rev. :. Mioduszewski o
/ Manayunk Pa; The Rev. J. Kuczynsk
/ OF Philadelphia, Pa; the Rev. r. kacl
marcczyk, OF Philadelphia, Pa; the Rev
Evening journal., 1918-04-24
Chester's Preferred
Realty Investment

offering to the people of Wilmington
unparalleled opportunity to gilt edge" residential
realty at ground floor prices
Garden City s a highly improved and beautiful resi-
dence park within short ride of Chester and the factory
district, with Scent fare Troleys directly to Garden
City Cement sidewalks curbs and CUTTERS shade and
many varieties of beautiful shrubbery together with its close
proximity to lovely Chester Park, make Garden City the
attractive and heathfu homePlsce in Chester City
water gas electric lights and telephone service throughout
Houses already built and people living there and
other homes under of construction. Thousands
and Thousands Of dollars have been spent and thousands
will be spent in making Garden City Cheers premier
residential community
Within years tme-or less-Garden City will be
populous community Of pretty homes. You VIII also find
PROPERTY VALUES AWAY UP and constantly the M
crease And then-you wouldn't sell your lot Garden
City for FIVE TIMES WHAT l AM ASKING YOU FOR
IT TODAY
My headquarters IN Wilmington are located at No. S07
Shipley street. where information and free transportation
can be secured A visit to my Offices inquiry VIII
able you prove your satisfaction the high quality,
well the pro6tmakng future of Garden City. you
cannot call, hll in coupon and send today
Evening journal., 1918-04-24
You Can't Go Wrong
on Chester

Chester's future is CERTAIN. Il can no more stop
growing and thriving than the United States stop
ing and thriving Never has there been greater investment
opportunity Real Estate than Chester residential realty
RIGHT NOW. Land values Increasing by leaps and
bounds
Stop and think what made realty values boom at Gary,
Hopewel, Caney's Point Wilmington, Bridgeport and De-
trot Then read the above of Chesters
moth plants and you have the answer.
Chesters stupendous industrial activity has made for
for Of realty investors Infinitely greater
money-makng possibilities available for the far
sighted investor because Chesers high wages its improved
transportation and better living accommodations bring
ing in families by the hundreds.
Evening journal., 1918-04-24
RUB OUT wrinkles
keep SKIN Clear

The most delicate skin viii quickly
respond to the soothing and tonic ef-
fects OF Hokara when this pure skin
cream Is used.
AS massage cream or after shaving
Il is unequslled. removing all irrlts-
tions, and making the skin soft and vel
vety.
Apply a little TO the hands or face,
afser washing and surprise yourself
with the dead skin that comes or.
Hokars is the only antiseptlc massage
cream, and pimples. eczema and all skin
blemishes soon disappear when it is
used.
Although far superior 10 the ordin-
AIRY massage creams and sold on a guar
sntee OF best you ever used Of money
back, yet the price is a tri1e, only 35c
Tor a liberal jar; larger size Coo. Sold
on guarantee By n. b. Danforth.
Evening journal., 1918-04-24
A Colossus of
Industrial Enterprise

Chesters strategic location coupled with its extraordi-
nary industrial advantages have made it the site of many
of the greatest manufacturing plants IN America Among
these Baldwin Locomotive Works. Westinghouse EIec-
trc EddystOne Ammunition Co., General Chemical Com
pany Texas OIL Company, Chester Steel Company Atlantic
Refining Company Sun Shipbuldng Company, General
Electric Company, Viscoss Silk Mills American Dyewood
Company EddystOne Print Works. Pennsylvania Casting &
Machine Co., Scott Paper Mills Duplex Metal Company,
Federal Steel Foundry, SeabOard Steel Casting Company,
Aberfoyle Manufacturing Company Semet Solvay Com
psny, Chester Lace Mills, Congoem manufacturing Com
pany South Chester Pipe Tube Company Hetzels Mills,
Keystone Drop Forge, Vulcan Works, F. W. Tmne g. Co..
Tmdsl Morris Company, Phia- Sub. Gas & Electric Co..
Union Petroleum Company. These Of the prom
nent industries that viii go working full capacity
after the
What is Americas greatest industry today? Ship
building and Chester is right in the heart Of the mammoth
shpbuiding section
Evening journal., 1918-04-24

The earthquake in California on sun
day, despite It's small loss Of life and
property, created q news sensation, for
earth tremors are not common In the
United states. The first quake re-
corded in what Is now the United
state, occurred on January 26. 1868.
when violent ttemOrs were felt In New
England. parts OF Canada and Delaware.
The second on record came along on
October 90, 1927, the quake being felt
from Maryland to Maine. The mast
severe quake recorded in New England
occurred on November IS. i755. the
rocking and iafring continuing four
minutes and being felt at Halifax and
far out at sea.
The greatest series Of seismic dis
turbances began on December IS. 1871,
and did not cease entirely fog more
than a year Large areas Of land were
uplifled; lakes and ponds disappeared
the Mississippi River was thrown back
IN huge waves, which, rolling forward
swept down bluffs and felled timber OF
large size. During the FIRST three
months Of 1871, 1874 district shocks
were felt The severest disturbanc,
extended over an area OF 10000 square
ihe ruate being felt from New
Orleans 10 Detroit and as far east az
( Boston, ar area Of more than i,O0O,0Ol
/ square miles.
The first great earthquake in Tn
United States was that at Charleston
on August 81, 1886. in which twenty
seven lives were lost and ss,0O0OO
+ property loss sustained. This quak'
was noted for the tremendous speed @
/ the waves. some travelling as high al
1000 feet a second. The quaking wa
felt from Northern Florida 20 Ontari,
and as far west as Iowa. an area o
10000 square miles.
one OF the greatest quakes recorde'
was that Of September TO 10, 1922 a
Yakutat Bay Alaska, an area OF 1890
SQUARE miles being affecled. 4 mRxl
Evening journal., 1918-04-24
Cash in on Chester's
Wonderful Future

Chester the most prosperous city Of its size in the
United States Il Is the fastest growing city in the world
bar nonel
The fabulous growth of Chester strs the imagination
Less than decade ago. Chester obscure mill town.
Today il a teemng, thriving industrial center with more
than $50 mammoth industries representing investment
of nearly one hundred and fifty million dollars and giving
daily employment to over $4,000 Cheser's payroll
is over 100000 yearly.
Right now Chester has over 100000 families her
waiting st-ACHING to locate within her boundaries
soon as they find houses to live IN.
Evening journal., 1918-04-24

John Mickurd. OF Coatesville. Pa; the
Rev. :. Zbytmewsh OF Philadelphia,
pa; the Rev. s Dolan, Of Philadelphia,
Pa.
Evening journal., 1918-04-24
Earthquakes in United STATES

mum uplift OF 47is feet was noted IN
the solid shore line; the nearby glaciers
pushed forward at the rate or nan
mile a year and the vast Muir glacier
more than i5O miles away, began TO re-
cede. AT the end Of eight years " had
fallen back nearly eight miles.
The san Francisco earthquake ard
subsequent fre. which destroyed most
OF the city. occurred on April Is, 1905
The City Hall and hundreds OF other
buildings soon were In ruins. Fire broke
out and added to the confusion. Dyna-
mite was used and after many hours or
battling the flames were finally check
ed The fre swept $50 city blocks or
I'VE square miles, inficling a total loss
OF s5OOOOOOOO Twenty-cight thousand
buildings. valued at dOo,00Oo0 were
destroyed.
The FIRST authentic record Of an earth
quake was I'm i03S a. d., In China
which Is said TO have Killed 5000. The
quake OF 1890, in Peklng Killed iOo'-
600. That in 1856, In China, was prob
ably the most destructive OF all times
some 10000 dying. In 1903 Yeddo
Iapan. was visited by a quake, 20OO0
being victims. In 1874 Peking was again
visited. this time 10000 dying. A quak,
IN India In 1887 took a toll OF i5O'0Jl
lives.
Italy has been the greatest sufferer
| from reismic disturbances. In 1898
Sicily was devastated, 60.0OO victimo be
ing the toll OF death In 1883 MESSING
and Calabria generally was visited b,
a quake, the death list totaling 60OO
in 1851, 1900 died IN minor quakes IL
/ Italy; six years later 1900 Gala
brians succumbed; IN 1908 came The
great Messina-Reggio disaster, IN whiei
these two cities were totally destroyei
and 10000 lost their lives. In 1871
quakes again visited Italy, this tim'
KILLING 1900.
Evening journal., 1918-04-24
Look What The
du POnt Company Did!

1t established fact that the dupont Company made
land values at Csneys Point and HOpe've Va Hundreds
of people made money by purchasing residential realty in
the vicinity Of these plants.
The Indiana Steel Company put Gary, Ind. on the
map Henry Ford made land values in Detroit and
brought other great industries to that city.
The Rubber Manufacturers erected many plants for
tire making out m Springfield Ohio as to quickly transform
small town into thriving city. The National Cash Reg
Evening journal., 1918-04-24
COUPON

Buy
Liberty Bonds
And Prove Your Pa
triotism.
Evening journal., 1918-04-24

ister Company brought thous-
snds Of families to Dayton,
thus building UP a city. Bridge
port, Conn, and other cities
throughout the United States are
striking examples of what capi-
tai back of industry will do in
multiplying population. Popu-
lation necessitstes improved
transportation facilities and
rapid transit booms residential
realty values.
Evening journal., 1918-04-24
The Greater Philadelphia
Will Boom Chester

The Philadelphia 'Pubic Ledger" recently described
plan for incorporating wide of adjacent territory
which would make Philadelphia city Of 100000
peophe second largest city in the United States This
will a huge Improvement scheme, embOdying
subwsys and elevated systems of transportation which viii
vastly increase realty values
Evening journal., 1918-04-24
Was IN MISERY FOR
IS Weeks HAPPY

IL doubt whether there Is another
person In Philadelphia more grateful
toward Tanlec than ! am" said W. J..
Gormley. 1904 Daily street, Philadelphia.
a well-known caterer. Just think. after
suffering all the tortures Of rheuma-
tism and stomach trouble for the past
eighteen weeks or so, am able 20 cay
that l never felt more hearty and Wig
orous IN my life than do today.
Not only did / suffer pains and
aches in my limbs and arms, but my
stomach refused TO digest my food
properly. Dizziness, bloating, and that
loggy feeling after eating were com
mon. Since taking Tanlac oil my
troubles have been corrected"
Tsnlac is being sold In Wilmington
at Eckerds drug store.
Evening journal., 1918-04-24
Overwhelming Millions Invested in Manufacturing
Make Chester The Investors Mecca

uETTY GREEN made countless millions through shrewd
III investments. On, being asked what the surest
way to make money she reped "Invest your hum
dreds where capitalized industry invests its millions"
Look what the dupont did for land values at
Carneys Point and HopeweD, Va
Look how the Indiana Steel Corporation caused realty
values to triple in value night at Gary, Ind
Then look how CAPITALIZED INDUSTRY has with
in few years transformed quiet town Of $4,000 people
into thriving industrial center with daylight population
Of 100000 and growing fast that building operators can't
keep pace with it.
The broad ax., 1918-07-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Cary B. Lewis have re-
moved from their elaborate home, 624s
s. Sangamon street, to the Idlewild Ho-
tel, 33rd street and Wabash avenue,
where this coming September DR.. Stork
win present them with an heir.
The broad ax., 1918-07-13
One prominent county
selected for the third county
I b
CHIPS

Hon. Martin B. Madden was in Chi.
eagO the first part of the week, consult
ing with some of his friends and looking
after his political fences in the First
congressional district of Illinois.
The broad ax., 1918-07-13

Aadaas EusIla Carter q $500 Va.
= svsane. who Is attending TIE tsseh-
Institute IN Tu.kssss, Ala hss
a'its N but her usazy fris.ds hsrs
sad e know that shs ]. approving.
The broad ax., 1918-07-13

William G. Anderson left Thursday
evening for Springfield, Ill, 20 file his
petition to enable him to run for the
nomination for the legislature in the
Third senatorial district of Illinois. His
petition contains the names Of more than
enc thousand white and Colored voters
in that district.
The broad ax., 1918-07-13
THE SUNDAY SCHOOL AND 3. 7
P. q. CONVENTION And
OTHER ITEMS.


The Sunday School and B. Y. P. o..
convention of the North Wood River
District of Northern Illinois has been
in session this week at Shiloh Baptist
Church, ed and May streets, Rev. d.
h. Harris, pastor. Thursday night the
convention had parade with the sery-
ice flags in the parade. They paraded
down May street to 61st street; east on
6lst to Aberdeen; south on Aberdeen
street to sd street; west on ed to Ada
street, and return They halted at the
church and Aarchsd IN ana had singing
of patriotic songs, and there were q
few addresses, and they raised money
from each Sunday school. Berean
raised the most, which was twenty-three
dollars; st. John Baptist, twenty dol
lars and half; Bethesda, seventeen
dollars, and Shiloh Baptist, fifteen dol
lars. These were the largest collections
taken, and they were doing fine for each
Sunday school according to the number
of members they had.
The ST. Johns Baptist Church ssrv-
ice Flag contained thirty-three stars;
the Bersan Baptist Church Flag, eleven
stars; the Shiloh Baptist Church, Eve
EarA
The Shiloh Baptist Church, where the
convention was held, is one Of the best
and most homelike churches in Chicago.
It was constructed under the direction
of its pastor. Rev. D. H. Harris, who d
honest and straightforward and great
power for good in EneleEood-
A tiny Tot wedding was given Mon
Day night at Hope Presbyterian Church,
slst street and Loomis boulevard.
George Warren was groom and sheriey
Perry was bride.
Hope Presbytsrian Sunday school is
having its picnic today at Washington
Park III