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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-22

nets have been opened No license is
required for those cafes.
All these tourists are now British,
There are numbers Of cxcitable Bel
CLANS, a good many rrenchmen. and
sp, inklinz OF neutrais
There is no moro sacred snot for
south Africa than Delville wood
named Devils Wood" There moro
than l,oe0 South Africans fell In ac-
tion. Amid the great trees stripped
OF foliage and twigs by shot and she'll
the conflict ragged TWO hundred lis
buried In hasty graves that cannot al
ways be Identified This is the valhalis
sof the South African soldier
"A few days ago party Of tourists
were noticed IN this wood. hallowed
by memories of conflict and sacrifice.
Chattering like excited jays they bad
sEread their luncheon In the open air.
Corks popped and champagne flowed.
followed by the empty and discordant
laughter led by "fuxx --junketing upon
81: graves ot heroest while the guide
did 4 brssk trade In Nacuvenirs fiished
f;'pm the battlefield.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-22
Hfginian Want Ads Bring Results
adson17 Madison
WAN
AUCTION SALE
RECEIVERS SALE.

Dursuant tc decree OF the chancerv
court OF the city Of Richmond in the
cause of Tidewater and Western Rail
road Company VIZ. Richmond Trust and
Savings Company, trustee, ct ais, en-
tered December is. 1919 the under
SIGNED receiver win SELL subject 70
confirmation by the court. at public
auction, for cash. at the Real Estate
Exchange In the city of Richmond. on
The 3lst day Of December 1919. at IL
. clock. noon. the following:
Persona, Property, One passenger
coach. six lever cars, tne motor car one
handcsr. small amount OF iron and
steel rails. MI telegraph poles ann
wires now in thc possession OF the RI.
cAivsr; Tor more detailed Information
NJ said personal property appl~ To
the receiver;
Real Estate. Al right title and in
ierest of the Tidewdter and western
railroad company in the right of way
ircm Farnvilln, Va. to bermuda Hun
dred, Va. with terminal ana stations
and all Other properties thereon ana
certain tracta or parcels Of lands owned
by the company. enumerated and de-
sc.jhed in the report OF Commissioner
| ah1vcirI flied IN said -reuSr-br7r1i- 70
1918. and which tracts, with the ex-
ceptIen OF the rights Of way, may be
generally described as follows one.
terminals a Bermuda Hundred con-
tanning 80 acres more or Less Two.
Ware Bottom tract. containing shnut
"a acres. Third. Real estate at Ches-
ter including lot F In Werth's adj
ii, n, containing about 1875 acres
Fourth. Swift Creek t-act. containing
II 50 acres Five. Cahil) tract contain
ine 7f.a0 acres. SIX. Honey Hill tract.
containing 1885 acres. Seven. Peach
Orchard tract containing AIS acres
about 6 acres. Nine. winterneck tract.
containing about 10 9eres. Ten. Lands
at Moselsw's Junction. containing aooa+
2i acres.
The real estate will first be offered IN
parcels. and then as whole. For fur
Their Information and description Of
properties arply to undersigned re-
ceiver.
f. ". WILLIAMS
Receiver
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DUNCAN HIGHEST PAID
MOVIE SERIAL STAR

Ni.agranh hes signed ur Niiiiam
Duncan. the serial star, To contract
which ma Ses Duncan the highest paid
artist in this particular field Under
the Fscw arrangement Duncan. already
; known AS Americas serial king, VIII
+ immediately start . super serial ON
/ which il * announced that s. .00o.-
600 will be expended. His next chap
tered subject, therefore. will reach
an unparalleled climax of magnitude, IL
Is announced.
The Duncan deal was contaminated
, by Albert F.. Smith. president of Wit
agrarh. who in q telegram sent from
Los Angeles to John NJ. Quinn, gen.
eral manager stated that the Dunca n
productions now on the way VIII
usher in a new era in motion pic
lures.
Immediately after signing his con-
tract Mr.. Duncan said. Il am con-
WINGED that the day OF big serials is
here Mt last. and from now on every
/ first class theater viii run these con-
tinued subjects in the same fashion
az every first class magazine runs
serial stories
"tf is my am hition 10 make this
serial climax at all my efforts In this
! line. dramatically. scenically and sem
sationally."
/ Part OF William Duncans success
in serials may be traced to his early
days when he appeared ON the stage
as partner TO the famous Sandow
the professional strong man" IN
addition to his serial work he has
, appeared In stage productions and la
motion picture features. He always
insists on being his own director.
He recently completed Smashing
Barriers. now being seen weekly in
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-22

fSsticnal Crop Improvements s.rvfeel
lkNNARMING Is business the
same as any other business
aud must he ron on economic
principles. This is the great hope Of
he farm bureau organizations. Pro-
iuctlon depends upon economical
marketing, but economical marketing
can never come about unless pro-
luction costs are established" says
Mr.. Frank Raackes. Y. p. American
Steel & Wire Company.
"No matter what the cause, It Is
generally admitted that the average
farmer dlslikes bookkeeping and ae-
curate computations. Yet unless a
farmer will keep books. he can never
slcceed under modern conditions.
BY keeping books, do not mean that
he must keep Journal. day book and
ledger In the commonly accepted
terms. at least not In the beginning.
II Will be very much better to adopt
some scheme OF farm record which
will be to him memorandum OF
every farm event. This book will
not need to be balanced in order TO
be OF value to him and yet IL faith
fully kept. 1t may be balanced.
Nearly every agricultural college
anw has farm RECORD hook which Is
s.ih.r giresi free or said At . narai-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-22

TRUSTEES AucT1oN SALE ~,
TRACT OF LAND SITUATED IN
WEsTMoRF,bNNp PLACE. HE'S
RICO COUNTY. VIRGINIA. 4 SHORT
DISTANT, WEST oF TIFF CITY Or
RICHNONb.
In execution Of n deed af trust.
da ed February /. 1918. and recorded sr
the clerks office Of tho circuit cour I
~ Henrice county, Virginia. in deed
book EOS II, page 20s. default having
been made In the payment of a part Of
the debt thereby secured. and havlns-
been required h.. the beneficiary there
in 50 to do, we viii sell at public aucs
ton on the premises
TUESDAY, DECEMBER ~. 1919.
ut 400 O'clock p. NJ.
TIE following described property;
All that certain tract or parcel Of
land situated and being in the county
OF Henrico. state of Virginia, being lot
No. ., as shown on plat Of westmore-
land Place made by Warren H. Han-
ming. dated MAY 6. 1918, and recorded
In the clerks office Of Henrieo county,
Virginia, in plat book 10. page "a. which
tr.ct fronts two hundred feet 600
fest) on the north line Of Powhatan
avenue and extends back between par
aliel lines. the eastern line Of which 10
the western line OF lot No. /. $40 feet.
all as shown on the plat afore said.
TERMS: Cash.
THE AMERICAN NATIONAL.
BANK OF RICHMOND.
Trustee.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-22

ATfnostice Day deioded ourselves Win
the idea that directly fighting caSeed,
we had to only pull over a lever Of TO
press n button in order to utilizest this
tftht tt,e.fs.fff1 L At the
munitions OF peace.
Furthermore, we thought thcsks1ac-
tories would then be strenCthenAd by
the return home OF men frouAv the
front, It Is now recognised that this
idea was a. delusion. but II might
have been partially realized had che
British government been prepared
through Its ministry of recommendation
with a business policy, and at once
have in formed the manufacturer IA
what extent his new industry would
be protected or left unprotected.
AS 1t Is, the industrial world OF
Great Britain remains TO this hour In
state ~ uncertainty. lacking i
definite pronouncement ct bun1ne0
checked through government inActfD0
REFLEX FROM DISCIPT1NE
The disinclination for work which
follows release from military dibci-
pine has been fostered tn GREAT
and the bonus paid soldiers an Do
mobilization. The belief that tAfs
bonus would be used an bridge back
to civil life was fallActouS In uilae
cases out OF ten II gave a man q good
time but when 1t was finished he had
iess desire TO. work than wherr Il WsAA
intact No one is to blame for III 1t
is human nature, but II Is ~ vsAtt to
recognize It
Now what Is to bedone.
1t h the first duty Of the BrsttSh
government to hrcak down tho ptes-
emit high cost of living. RI necessary
for tho purpose, 1t ninst assume full
control Of oil the machinery Of Supy
ply IN the same way an II. -cxcRu11ls
full power over the ts1nstrins n 3lsc,
country for the making Of slscIte. a1ff,1
munitions. - NJ
IL left 10 private enterprise we.4Hk
not only going to see no reduction Oh
the prices. but rise IN them sdurSn3
the winter, Nothing should be saefl
undone to reduce profits on neceex1
ties to an even less than .s1orn4xy
margin and to eliminate the a. -
cent increase which we knuw~ hAs
been brought into existence. SUiitls
high prices are broken up there will
be no decrease in the present dis
contents .sE
INDUSTRY AWAITS DECTAARA11taH
For increase of output we need the
increase of raw material and an 81
tension of manufactures and In
ried out without q government dccla-
ration OF its settled commercial
policy.
Heat and food ara two vital nec4S-
sites of mankind. and We hold within
the british empire ample supplteeto lot
raw material in both instancesT-ccai
in the matter of heat. and wheAtfn
the matter Of food. But we have 10
obtain both supplies at a reasbnania
figure. At the present time, by
strange irony, Great Britain cannot
import the surplus wheat Of -Aps-
tralia owing to the high cost cf-eoAi
in England
The other remedy which the British
government must apply without de-
lay--a remedy urged ON II during the
coal strike of lsf2--is to teach the
miners the full meaning ana a{knfta-
cameo OF their industry. Coal Ia Eng
lands cole raw material. IT'S EXPORT
means the power To purchase the food
without which millions would Sfsrye.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-22
BOYS URGED TO TAKE
PRIDE IN THE FARsf

Durham New Hampshire. Dec 10.
"Ourf boys. should be taught that
they have As much reason to be proud
OF becoming farmers as In becoming
lawyers said w. A. Lloyd OF the
United States Department OF Agri-
culture. at recent conference OF New
Hampshire college OF Farm Rureau
and Extension workers. There arc
heroes Of great worth out in the coun-
try who are being passed by without
notice"
Mr.. Lloyd urged that steps be taken
70 locate ~ historic sites those New
HampShire farms where aericultural
practices OF benefit were first put in
operation. New Hampshire Is the
home Of the Baldwin apple. said Mr..
Lloyd, and the farm on which, the APP
Pies were hrst raised should be
marked ny the people OF the state.
Herds grass. he asserted was discov-
cred growing wild IN New Hasnpsilha
b Joha Herd.
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mar tditor of the london Evening
-zl-A1
British government and prominent
millionaire member Of parltament.)
London Lee 21.~~As a nation
Great Irta.u is passing through a
crisis Of discout"nts AT the moment
Of writing there are between fifty
and sixty strikes ia progress In the
United Kingdom,
There are today three outstanding
abnormal conditions. They are dove
tailed into each other, but can be ex-
amined moro simply apart; ta) High
cost OF living; tb) diminutton of out
put, tc) Discrimination for work.
The high cost of living and its
effects have been camoufiaged-it is
the exact word lin Great Britain by
the wheat subsidy. So long as the
four pound loaf remains at iS cent?.
no matter how it is kept ut that price
The high cost eff living Is not likely
to result in worse than the shoulder
ing fires OF discomfort.
] dislike the subsidy. but, remove
it, leave bread at the mercy OF the
same causes that initiate the prices
Of all other necessaries, except meat
and sugar. and within a week there
@phid bS SuC0 bfaLH kHFpuSHoNI
Great Britain Ms would compel the
government to take immediate action
to reduce the cost Of living TO more
normal proportions.
Official recognition of prohteerins Is
now taking late in tho day and q
committee appointed 10 inquire into
it But Is the British government
going TO take no action on profiteering
until the committee reports
BY profiteering ] mean tho ahnor
NAL margin of profits made on the
necessities of civilized life. whether
food or furniture. fuel or raiment. II
IS impossible to deny that this abb
normal margin exists.
Only recently a COMPANY anplfed
for SO, 9DG GOO new capital, and their
prospectus showed that with no in
crease of capital their profits during
tho three years between March 1916.
and March. 1919, had increased by
more than IS per cent II is a rea~
sonabie assumption that the 4 per
cent increase of PROFITS is not excess
sive as compared with rival concerns
doing a similar trade
This is a single instance, but in
view of it IL the government going
10 allow this state of things to abide
until tho profitecriug committee re-
por4se
i.ct i, he remembered in every To-
cafitr people live alongside Tom the
butcher, Dick the grocer ana Harry
the 3reensrocer. They sec the style
thesVA their neighhors, live in today,
as compared with five YEARS ago. and
in face of this demonstra bic evidence
al what use is IL TO tell them that
food proiitecring Is imaginary. gross
~ exaggerated. or question that
can he reiegated TO the day on which
a select COMMITTEES shall report?
The diminution of output is OF
coure directly due to the war; ii
not only withdrew SO many million
skilled hands from productive labor
hut il also converted so much pro-
ductiVe output into reproductive by
tho manufacture Of munitions of war.
We Brtons pride ourselves NOT
without reason. on the wonderful
manner in which our war factories
we're organized AMI right up 10
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-22
WHAT FARM EARNS.
Bookkeeping Necessary IN Making Income Tax Returns

nal price Our own company pph
lishes farm record which may ~
had upon application to any of l1r
agencies.
THE way to begin any farm roc
ord Is to make plat Of your farm -
indicate the buildings and fences ~
to mark in each field the cropo or
animals produced. This stseuld ~
done each year and these yeaiiy
maps kept for comparison. The HIT
step In to make a farm inventory md
this inventory should be contfnWe4
In a similar book ench year. The rec
ords should also contain the man an(
horse labor record, receipts and ~
pensea.. household expenses an&Al
leading accounts, such Ms hogs, gr41It,
poultry. hay and other produce cid
Records should also be kept Of ~
dates of seed time and harvAek h
earliest killing frost and the NJ
frost in the spring. u. !. Z I
The great valne Of the f6rmou
reau should b. 10 induce all naaIaAo
to keep records on a similar pln11 III
that costs may be established. MI
Bookkeeping In necessary an6 ~
way to begin w to set Farm le1
hook and stick 10 III, then xAt
vii, take its paper place A
other businesses" g. 81
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-22
Dissertation Of War Graves
by Visitors Shocks Friends

poignant meulations were disturbed by
hordes Of stghtseers.
The steel helmet or some other plti-
full relic, placed by . comrade upon
the hasty grave Of his pal. IL nIchad
away by souvenior hunters At Uass-
ciieandaie some tourists were found by
The OFFICER in charge q sraves busily-
stripping the last resting place or
shell nosecaps.s TIN being remon.
STATED vita. one Of the hooters re.
Piled %. wa thought 1t didn't mater
Trains are now running from Ossend
tc near Ypres. On the outskirts az The
fssfsd ts~n that wa~spt-~ tire capital
81 ancient Ylsnaers iss uSw estami-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-22

rartz' A6s. ei.---severe restrictions
must 1etrnncAsd upon the trippers who
reeare. - ,3Aunt to the battiehelds Of
Franco 81 FLANDERS as on lsvei with
sisit % Jbhe% Island, Pleasure Beach.
Biackpcol ~or~somc other haunt OF
kAaStyA-~s-Na+ss 4ss-s8H E
Il Not AeA1-ARo three wagons contain
Ftng tnc bodies of British soldiers re-
moved -IQM t6k YpTcs salient for re-
burial were-hald up at Menin gate by
= string 9tsthars "a -bane full on sight.
scsrs. Infotnaation was being retained
nv a. Ealde who used a neEaphonc.
Broken heaffsd relatives. whose dead
AfS. ,ss..$kx 4..tr \, 8.t.s.t.
8 VI 70 shs 8 Il 20 b .issse heer iIs-
~ ssssssd. esrcitd ilaeAyuae waen Their
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-22
AUCTION SALE.
RTsTEE's SALE. soGTH RICHMOND.
sale Conducted by o. 4. Hawkins,
Manager Real Estate Department.
Hickmond Trust Company

Default having been made in the
payment OF tho prins ipal nd OF certain
instruments of interest secured by a
deed of trus. from Virginia Warehouse
corporation TO Richmond Trust ana
Savings company trustee. dated June
/. 1915, and recorded in the clerks Of
fce Of the hustings court. part II, OF
the city OF Richmond. Virginia. In deed
book ts-B. 1T page .4s. notice Is here .
by given that pursuant to the provi-
stons OF the said deed OF trust. the
undersigned TRUSTEES win seli at the
front door Of the CITY Hall. in the city
Of Richmond, Virginia, on the 2sth das
II December 1919. at II o'clock. in the
forenoon, 10 the highest and hest bid :
der. upon the terms all cash, or one
third cash and bafs.sec enc, two anft
three years. the following lots or par
GELS Of land. located n the city Of Rich
mond. Virginia. in what Us nov know
as South Richmond formerly Man
chesterl, and in tina. section OF the city
between Hull street ON the north,
Morgan street on the south Fifth
street on The east and Tenth street on
the west, and which will be generally
described as follows.
~ That lot at the southeast corner
Of the intersection ~ Hun and Fighta
streets fronting @es feet on the sou b
side Of HUI street, cumming back be-
tween parallel lfNfS 100 1eet. tGp ma =
lot fronting 81 feet on the north lire
OF Decatur street between seventh and
Eighth streets. commencing IS fest
from the northwest corner OF the inter =
section Of Eighth And Decatur streets.
t51Correr lot 81 fees fronting on DE
catur street at the rorthwes; corner %
the intersection of Decatur and Eighth
streets tt1 Lot ell feet fronting on
the south slice OF Decatur street he
fNpr NpA fyh tk<a
commencing - feet from the intersec-
tion OF the south tinn OF Decatur street
with 'he eastern limo Of Eighth street.
80 That lot fronting :io feet on the
north side at Syoci1s Sn street. betwe n
Seventh ana Eighh streets. Including
the entire frontaet between saia
streets except so feet a, the northeast
corner Of the intersection Of Eighth and
stockton streets. -, That lot a. the
southwest corner NJ ne intersection OF
Stockton ami Seventh streets. fronting
on the west line of seventh street lsI
feet. tT1 That lot at the northwest cor
ner ~ the Intersection of Seventh ani
Everett streets, and fronting on tae
vast line Of Seventh street. 80 fect
80 THAT lot al the northeast corner
Of the Intersection Of Everett ard
Eighth streets, frantsng NJ feet Oh
Everett street. and its Feet on HI gi,t b
street ~ That tot nj the southeast
corner of the intersection ~ Everett
and Eighth streets, fronting Ics ie.t
on the south line %: Everett street. ard
extending back - Iaury street. 3aa
Lots Nos. - TO 90, inclusive. on the
plan Of the lands nf Katherine Stein
inRs court. rsrt II I'D The following
lots in Purcelfs addition. as shnwn on
map record.i in dsef book sc. page st
ct the records Of Chesterfield county I;
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by GEORGE r. CRt NToRD 4 CO,
Peal Estate Agent and Amctioneers.
Richmond. Va.

TIL syTEF.'S AUCTION SALE or AN
ATTRACTIVE AND u ESIRA T. r:
PLACE CONT AIMING % ACRES 10
GATED AT kINGSI4AND STATION
AND CONVENIENT TO THE RI.
TERsBrRG ELECTRIC CAR. WITH
GOOD DWELLING AND 0THE!.
IMPROVEMENTS
In execution Of deed ~ trust 10
the undersigned trustee. bearing DAT.
March IL. 1919. recorded in the clerk j
office Of the circuit court OF Chester
aeld caunty. in deed book lss page
si2 default having heen made IN the
payment of the debt therein secured
viii. At the request of the noteholder,
sci on the premises, at public auction.
MONDAY. DECEMBER -. 1919
ut + o'clock Y. NJ
Al shat certain rcai estate described
n the said decd IS follows:
All that certain tract Of land. WITH
All improvements thereon. lying and
being in Dale district. chesteraeld
county T{rrluta containing 81 acre..
moro or imss being known "a Parker
IT.H. sad prnnertr is located on the
western side. Of the 4 c. L. Railroad
aaf extends from saia road westwarity
il EenfrAiia County Road. and adiolns
tie lands of w ". Turner. T. y. Tor
scy and A =. Branch
TERMS: Cash as 10 cost ~ executinE
this trust, any taxes or insurance that
may be due. one note for the sum Of
t.ena, with interest from March ~,
1919. until raid. and also past due
notes amounting TO $3.50. with interest
from March 10. 1919. until paid. The
81 600 has priority ever all other notes.
This property IL sold subject to a deed
OF trust for s2,5'G, with interest from
june g. 1874. uutil paid. Balance upon
such terms as may he announced at
The sale,
r J. CRAWFORD.
Trustee
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-22
PRIZE COW HONORED GUEST
IN HOTEL DINING ROOM

comedy biack-and white COW Was
m invited and we'll behaved guest At
n business mems luncheon In the
crystal room OF q Portland. s3rS.,
hotel recently The purpose of the
occasion was To honor the bovine,
known AZ 's-riliy hicssi'tra." FOR extra
ordinary industry and producrivcacss
She H. seven years old, and in six
years has produced i5s,776l pounds
I, milk, yielding s.l4s.ss pounds oi
butter.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-22

1--WE Tive to 1hree-Ton Delivered with
body. &i.445. One-cne 10 one and
one-haif delivered with body. $i.0iI,
One three-fourths body, see. Two
Soo-pound ewo-wheel traifcrs. $40
each II. u. KING MOTOR CORPO-
RATION. $40 west Broad street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-22

Fer fmmedtste Delivery Two and one
half ton Aaccar truck. with Woods
hydraulic Hoist and steel drmp
body. also Maccar chassis frem one
and onA-half TO three and one-hai.
TONS. For spot delivery II. u.
KING MOTOR CORPORATION. sac
West Broad stree.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-22
REnurLr arruBL,c Trucks.

One Ton. One and Oue-Haif Ton, two
ton ready for Immediate delivery
Price to sell. One threc-fourths ton
panel body and windshield. pneu-
matte tires: e bargain. $3.50. Fl. p.
KING MOTOR CORPORATION. SEQ
West Broad street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-22

F1v~-Pass~uEer Pullman. Electric
starter and lights. Good condition.
extra tire. very cheap,
N. ID. KING moron CO.
$50 West Broad street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-22
PROFESSIONAL

Detective. General lnvastigafieaa md
detective work: civil. criminal ai-
vorce. Represented throughout the
United States. SOUTHERN DETEs'-
TIVE AGENCY (Licensed1, Central
National Bank building. Telephone
Randolph SIS.
HuEAeA Deli Hespitat-Doils Repaired
and parts furnished. Wigs made or
furnished. 200 North Third street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-22
by KENNEDY JONES

tJoint founder, with Lord North
ciihe OF the LoRdcn IsaEly Mail. for
mar tditor of the london Evening
Nm Sd z
British government and prominent
millionaire member Of parliament.)
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-22
WANIS
WANTED

raansa. @Fuxniture. SEWING Machines.
houuphoId goods bought, sold. ex-
changed ANDERSONS. Broad NJ
First
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PLUMBING and HEATING

Money to Lean on Country Real Estate.
GEC~E CRAWFORD q co. sas r
Vain rtfeaf