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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-23
DOROTHY WARRIORS INTO EGGS.

cavern, and refused to go back again,
Our friends had no further trouble
in reaching the end of the passage, and
soon were standing in the outer air
upon the gloomy path between the two
high mountains. But the way to EV
lay plainly before them, and they ferry
emily hoped hat they had seen the
last of the Nome King and of his
dreadful palace.
The cavalcade was led by Ozma,
mounted on the Cowardly Lion, and the
Queen Of Ev. who rod upon the back
Of the Tiger. The children OF the
Queen walked behind her, hand in
hand. Dorothy rode the Sawhorse,
while the Scarecrow walked and com
manded the army in the absence Of the
Tin Woodman,
Presently the way began to tighten
and more of the sunshine TO come in
between the two mountains. And be-
fore long they heard the ''thumpl
thumpl thumpl" of the giants hammer
How may We pass the monstrous
man OF iron?" asked the Queen, anX-
ious for the safety of her children. But
Dorothy solved the problem by a word
to the magic belt.
The giant paused, with his hammer
held motionless in the air, thus allow
ing the entire party to pass between
his cast-iron legs in safety.
II there were any shifting, rock-col-
ored MONIES on the mountain side now,
they were silent and respectful, for our
adventures were not ANNOYED, as he
| fore, by their impudent laughter. Really
the MONIES had nothing 10 laugh at,
since the defeat Of their King,
on the other side they found OzmR's
| golden chariot, standing as they had
left It. Soon the Lion and the Tiger
were harnessed to the beautiful chariot,
in which was enough room for OzmR
aud the Queen and six of the, royal
children,
Little Evrirg preferred to ride with
! Dorothy upon the Sawhorse. which had
a long back, The Prince had recov-
cred from his shyness and had become
very fond Of the girl who had rescued
him, so they were fast friends and
| chatted pleasantly togetherw as they
ode along. Rillina was also perched
mon the head OF the wooden steed,
! which seemed not to mind the added
weight in the least, and the boy was
| fun OF wonder that a hen could talk
| and say such sensible things.
when they came 10 the gult. Osmas
| magic carpet carried them all over in
safety, and now they began to pass
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-23
WASHINGTON COUNTY is
UP WITH MEMORIAL u N

JACKSON, Miss, Oct. %. (spl)-
Washington county is the first in Mis-
sissippi to raise its allotment in the
Roosevelt memorial fund campaign. ae-
eording to reports from state h~eadquar-
tiers here. Washington's quota was $3.50.
Many other counties are succeeding
with their effort in the campaign, and
Lhe state quota of $4,000 will be raised
py Saturday night, in the opinion OF W.
.. Parks, campaign director.
scores OF checks for various amounts
nave been received at state headuuar-
trs here, and a thorough mail cam
palgn Is being conducted, letters having
peen sent to several hundred of the
contributions.
While there has been a ready response
Tor the call. Director Parks urges that
no friend Of Mr.. Roosevelt fail to send
IN some contribution. Checks may be
turned over to county chairmen or
mailed direct to headquarters. the
Roosevelt Memorial association, Ed
wards house, jackson, Miss.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-23

with the Nome King frightened
into submission by the clever ruse Of
the ScareCrow, there remained for the
Rescue Party Of OF only to find the
Tin Woodman So, with the magic
belt Of the Nome King 20 aid her,
Dorothy ~re-entored the palace, the doors
Of which stIll stood open. And every
one followed her except the Nome King.
the Queen Of Ev, and Prince Erving.
The Queen had taken the little Prince
into her lap and was fondling and
kissing him lovingly, for he was her
youngest born,
but the Others went with Dorothy,
and when she came 10 the middle Of the
first room the girl waved her hand.
as she had seen the King do. and
commanded the Tin WOodman. what
ever form he might then have. to re
sumo his proper shape. No result fol-
lowed this attempt. so Dorothy went
into another room and repeated II,
and 80 through all the rooms Of the
palace. Yet the Tin Woodman did not
appear 10 them. nor could they imagine
which among the thousands Of orHH-
ments was their transformed friend.
Sadly they returned to the throne
room, where the King. seeing that they
had met with failure, jeercd at Dorothy,
saying
You do not know how to use my
belt, so II u IL no use TO you Give It
back 10 me and viii let YOU go free
YOU and all the people who came with
you As for the royal family Of Ev.
they are my slaves, and shall remain
here
~ shall keep the belt" said Dorothy.
But how can YOU escape. without
my CONSENT asked the King
Easily enough answered the girl,
An We need 60 DO 81 70 walk out the
way b "A ~e came W
oh, that's all is IT, sncorcd the
King We'll, where is the passage
through which you entered this room
They an looked around, hut could
not discover the place, for II had long
since been closed. Dorothy. however.
would not be disnaved. She waved her
! hand toward the seemingly solid wall
Of the cavern and said
= command the passage to open
Instantly the order WNs ubeyed. the
opening appeared and tho passage bay
| plainly before them.
The King VAS amazed, and all the
| others oyerjgyed
Why then. II the bolt oboys YOU.
vero We uuahl" 60 discover the Tia
Wrodmang' asked Ozma,
! can't imagine, said Dorothy
"sse here, girl %rropaR"d tho King.
eagerly give me tho belt. and VIII
teIt you what shape the Tin Nnodman
was changed into. aHd then you can
easily t8Ud him"
Dorothy hesltated, bu, Bulina cried
out.
"pau't 500 do g. n the Nome King
gets the bcit again De will make every
one o.! ug prisoHerH, for We wlH hc IN
his power only by Eaopiug 'he belt,
pororhy. uil you ever be able to leave
thls place in p8f,Iy.+
Il thluF that lF frus said the Scare,
argw Put Z have another iiea, due
= ..- a .H-.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-23

the transformation a the Tin Wood
man, pud they all awaited his return
with considerable impatience, for they
were anxious to leave this underground
cavern soc the sunshine once more.
But when the Nome King came back
he brought nothing with him except a
puzzled and anxious expression upon his
face.
Hes Eon2'' he said. "The Tin
Noodmau is nowhere in the palace
Are You suro?" asked Ozma, sternly,
"rm very aurc." answered the King,
trembling, for I know just what
transformed him into, and exactly where
be stood, But he Is not there, II
please do3'l change me into a goose
egg. because I've done the best | could,
They were all silent Cor a time, and
then Dorothy said:
There ls no use furnishing the Nome
King o. more. and I'm 'fraid Wen
have TO go away without our friend
IF he is not here, we cannot rescue
him, agreed the ScareCrow, sadly,
'Ioor Nick ! wonder what has become
Of him
And no owed me six weeks back
pay said ono Of the generals. wirtng
the tears from his eyes with his gold
laced coat sleeve,
Very Sorrowully they determined TO
W. '''i blR'A "tA'' it'1'
FORMER companion, and so Ozma gave
The order TO begin the march through
the passage.
The army went first. and then the
royal family Of Ev, and a~fterward came
Dorothy, uzma, Billina, the Scarecrow
and TiNlok
They Irfl the Nome King seowling at
Them ttoN his throne, and a no
thought Ql danger until ozma Glanced
10 hook back and saw a large number
~ tho warriors following them in fun
chase, with their swords and spears
ana aNos raised to strike down the fuei-
lives ns soon rs they drew near enough,
EvidcUtlt the Nome King had made
this last sttompt TO prevent their es-
Gaping him, but II did him no good,
for when Dorothy saw the danger they
were ln shc stopped and waved her
hand and whispered a command to ple
magic belt.
Instantly the foremost warriors be-
tame eggs. which rolled upon the floor
Vt the cavern In such numbers tnHt
those behind could not advance with
out stepping upon them. But when
they saw the eggs, all desire to au,
vance departed from the warriors, and
they turned and fled madly into The
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-23
TWO SHOT WHEN POLICE
NIP STRIKE ARSON PLOT

YOUNGSTOWN, o., Oct. 23.-One
man a fatally wounded and another
seriously injured when police broke up
two alleged attempts at arson by strik-
ing steel workers today.
A group of striking Serbians and Ttal.
ians held a secret meeting in Brier
Hill and decided, it is alleged, to burn
the houses Of several men who con-
tinued to work if their threats of vio-
lence were not needed. Learning of the
plan, police lay in wait for the strikers.
Three Serbians had set afire one house
before they were caught and a group
Of three Italians was surprised at
tempting to fire two houses.
All are under arrest on various
charges, including carrying concealed
weapons and attempted arson.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-23
.RAPs U. S. DEPARTMENT.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Oct. 23.-Dr.
Charles A, l., Reed, Cincinnati, at the
convention of the Mississippi Valley
Medical association. launched an at
tack upon the treasury and interior de-
partments for their direction of the
United States public health service and
other health activities. He asserted
that efficiency of the bureau had been
lowered materially "hy those who med
died with a subject with which they
were not acquainted, and at a time
when meddling was dangerous
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-23

POLISH ENJOYS ABSENT;
CONFERENCE POSTPONED

WASHINGTON, Oct. 23.-Owing TO
the delay in the arrival of Polish dele
gates, the opening sessions of the X
ecutive council of the International
Congress of Workingwomen, which was
to have been held here today. was post
poned until Saturday,
Delegates from "a countries have been
invited to attend the congress which
win convene Oct. %, simultaneously
with the assembling of the international
labor conference provided for in the
treaty OF Versailles.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-23
ST. LUKE'S SUMMER

lacking enormously Of the ideal, St L.ukc's summer is upon
US. The French call it St Martins summcr-rEtc de S. Mar
TN in, 1t begins on s. luke's day, Oct. Is, and ends on St. Mar
tns day Nov II. tits a sort Of Indian summer. clear, beautiful
and summey, This year it is gloomy, gray and autumnal but
may clear OFF and brighten up, ST. Lukcs summer ought to be
a great harvest time for cotton picking, but it is not; the weather
IS so fie that people imagine that il is going TO continue so
indefinitely and postpone work until. the first thing they know
the bad weather sets in and makes picking difficult. This wears
crop, IRON all accounts, is pretty we'll gathered for the time Of
year. although many OF the fields arc white as if never touched
Cotton pickers are prosperous. receiving from 81 50 to $500 per
hundtedwelght. Pickcrs that can turn in from 800 to 500 pounds
a day make good wages, and add no little to the expense Of pro-
duction; but II prices range around 70 cents the pound the cx-
pense of production will be ~abundantlv covered.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-23
TO MEET PENSIONERS

HICKMAN, KY, oct, 90. (Spl)--Judge
f., j.. Stair. of this city, county Judge,
has set Friday, Oct. "a, as day to meet
each pensioner holding a Confederate
pension certificate in the East end OF
the county, and win be at the city hall
in Fulton. He is required by law to
get the number Of certificates each
wear. The Confederate pensioners i'm
this end of the county are meeting him
his office here in the courthouse.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-23
AID CLUB WILL MEET
FRIDAY AT GAY0S0

The regular s%emimonthly meeting of
the Advertising club Of Memphis will
be held at the Hotel Gayoso Friday aft
ernoon at 1915. Some very important
matters are scheduled to come up and
Il rousing meeting is expected.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-23
THRICE TOLD TALES OR MORE.

In the Twice Told Tales of Ten Years
Ago there appears the following:
Wv. W. Talbert in an open letter
charges that j. ]. Williams is regis
tering a large number of negroes and
Is setting an example to bring the ne
groes in this section into politics again. "
Thus history repeats itself within a
decade.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-23

from a visit to friends in New York
and Chicago. .
Mrs. sam Stout is entertaining as her
guest Mrs. M. l.. Stout, of Bowling
Green, Ky.
Miss Nellie Ford has returned from a
visit to friends in Knoxville.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-23
LET'S BUY A MASK.

PETERSBURG, Va, Oct. 23.-Mas-
querading as federal agents, three young
white men last night went to the home
of Mrs. James E.. Sullivan here and
hauled away 400 gallons of whisky.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-23
HOW DID YoURs TURN OUT?

The melancholy days are come, the sad
dest of the year;
We opened up the stuff we made and
found it wasn't beer;
Hid in the darkness Of the shed, for
seven weary weeks,
We made 1t from a formula prepared
by willy Greeks.
For the powders and the tablets, good
money did we pay;
We poured the mess into a key and
waited for today,
Where are the birds, those wild young
birds, that gave so much advice2
And told us how to make the stuff
without a bit of ice.
Alas! they have deserted us; they
thought 'twould be a mess,
But now that Art has tasted it, | know
they miss their guess,
He sold the coliseum and has options
on the moon;
| think I'll take a shot myself-but with
a tablespoon.
Eds holding to the kitchen sink, the
baby looks like twins;
The stove is running round the room,
Joe's telling ali his sins;
Toms feet are in the chandelier, Bills
head is in my lap,
While Bob walks out into the night,
AL takes a little nap.
Did | say melancholy days? | really
must be sick;
While what we made was not like beer,
Oh, boy, it had some kick.
IT. o. NJ,
st. Louis, Nc.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-23
DON'T A Them.

The Barnum & Bailey and Ringing
Brothers circus require their ticket
sellers to wear a uniform of black coats
and purple pants. Chick Bell, former
manager for the RhOda Royal indoor
and out of money circus; Stanley Daw-
son, Roly Poly, press agent of Billy Van;
BOZ Courtney, former dispenser of good
cheer in Memphis, all robust young gen.
tlemen of extremely masculine tenden-
cies, threaten to walk out if the purple
pants are supplemented with purple or
red neckties.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-23

Runs a headline. Attacks from Rear
Threaten Yudenitch at P%etrograd." If
a mosquito attacks your from the rear
Yu-Den-Itch.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-23
SOCIETY NOTE.

Slumber parties continue on Court
avenue in the Cumberland Telephone
exchange vicinity.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-23
MUELLER AS CHIEF.

BERLIN, Oct. 23.-Dr. August Muel-
Ter, former food controller, probably will
head the German delegation at the labor
congress at Washington.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-23

The News Sclmtar appears 10 have been guilty OF a social
error in giving prominence to a few of the distinguished quests
at the prize tight Tuesday night According to the Commercial
Appeal the first thing its informant did was TO look around and
ION the other side OF the ring from me were Mr.. Frank Fisher
Mr.. R. L. Jordan and Mrs. Charles r. Shannon, all OF the Gu.
zens league" The News Scinitar, relying upon the accuracy al
the Commercial Appeal, takes this opportunity to apologize 10
Mrs. Shannon for failing to include her among the list of notables
The rain is bad on the farmers, but we arc sure thew will
be content TO suffer a reasonable loss when they realize thai il L.
the only thing that saves the people of Memphis from the spell
binder.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-23

A prohibitionist wrote a headline,
Alcohol is king in the realm of a sci
ence." King A.. is considerable of a
ruler in several other realms, is he not?
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-23

a special train bound for London.
.
VERDUN. France, Oct. %. tBy the
Associated Press.)-Over the historic
battle field of Verdun, King Alfonso of
Spain walked yesterday with Marshal
Petain, chief defender of the citadel
during the tremendous struggle fought
in February and March. 1916, Upon his
arrival at Verdun, King Alfonso pro-
ceeded to the military cemetery where
he deposited q wreath of orchids tied
with ribbons forming the Spanish colors,
upon which was painted a tribute from
the royal visitor.
The party then turned to the battle
field, reaching Fort Douaumont at 10
o'clock, Great interest in the fort was
evidenced by King Alfonso, who asked
TO be shown the underground passages
leading to the outer redoubts, When
he and the marshal emerged from the
deep shelters they were both stained
with mud.
Marshall Petain and King Anfonso
walked over what was once No Mans
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-23
NO FEAR.

The nearer he gets up in the air
toward his boss the less fear apparently
the flying parson' has.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-23

~ nv W
Austin Sims. the irrepressible, the
sage of the Peabody cigar stand, just
can't be kept out of this column. His
jokes are too fresh to be kept out, But
did he tell a fresh one this time?
"A travelling man In Arkansas" says
Austin, put up at a hotel in a small
town. The clock on the wall attracted
him. He asked the proprietor what
kind of a clock 1t was
That's an S-day clock replied mine
host. 1T runs eight days without wind
Huh snorted the traveller. How
long would it run if you wound it|"
The Nod editor recently offered, In
an ~unguarded moment OF mental hiatus,
a quart of homemade booze for the best
name for the new doctors building to
be erected at Third street Cour
avenue. There have been many re-
plies which we'll print from time to
time but we regret to state that we
another moment of amnesia we drank
aforesaid quart. That's why one day
there was no Nod" column.
Here's one touching answer to which
we've added some lines of our own:
"Ye Editor Mods:
Seeing your attractive prizes offered
for the best name for the new building
to be erected by the Memphis doctors,
and trusting that l may be successful
in being the winner as l sure would
like ID get that quart of made in Mem
phis whisky, let me hereby suggest the
name of the Pill Building. / realize that
| would be taking a long chance on
drinking this famous booze, but then
| am not afraid to be bumped off as
the country Is dry (almost) and life
holds no charms for me anyway with
all the joy water gone.
Thanking you and etc, l beg to
A w. J. BRINE"
Very fine, Mr.. Brine,
To suggest the name of Pill"
Get in line, do not whine
With tummy ache or Ill.
We'd hate to think
You'd take a drink
of whisky that is homemade
OF old Bay Rum, king alchohol or n
other pomade.
Stick close to Bevo, brother dear,
Or you'll be mad to rue 1t.
A drink of homemade booze or beer?
Oh, never, never do II,
You saw the charm of life is gone
Since old 10y water left us,
But drink homemade,
All doctors aid
Can't return the life bereft us.
THE SklN-A.DA GAME.
Dees old life is a skin-a-de game;
It's a helIuva life, and whos-a to
blame?
IT'S YOU skin-a me, and I skin-a you.
You skin-a da Gentle, l skin-a da
Jew;
It's up on-a da coal, up on-a da gas,
It's a six cent-a fare, you stop-a da
pass;
It's up on-a da eats, up on-a da
phone,
No chance for a man to save-a da
bone;
Da only way now, to make-a da monI'
Is to skin-a each dog san-of-
a-gun,
And stay in da skin-a-da game.
Mrs. n. j.. r.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-23
YeEditOrNOds
81 Jolts and Jesfs
Slipped Past
lVS4The Bl.ae Pencil
BIOLOGICAL


The genus ''Lemur" still flourishes
newspaper offices.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-23

land and which now shows no sign Of
life.
The party returned to Verdun shortly
before noon.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-23
SPANISH KING LEAVES
PARIS FOR LONDON

PARIS, Oct, 23,-King Alfonso, con-
GLIDING his brief visit to France, LETT
here at 11;50 o'clock this morning on
a special train bound for London.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-23

Also the order 'Lepidoptera."
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-23

editors Note-Read about the
GROWING Of Eeardo In next weeks
chapter. Tho King of E'v."
Copyright, 1919, by Frank l.. Baum for
the George Matthew Adams Service.)
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1919-03-27

better, glad to say.
There is a. new sleeping disease,
people go to sleep and are very hard
to arouse. The effects of the flu is
given as the cause.
Mrs. d. e. Clodfe1ter and little son
Odell spent one day last week with
his father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. Y.
G. Weavil of route 1, High Point.
Shady Grove and Bethany played a
match game OF ball at Shady Grove
public school house grounds Friday
evening. Shady Grove was defeated,
the score being 40 to 20.
Mrs. William Pool is spending some
time in Winston with her daughter
and family
Mr.. and Mrs. Carilla will be at their
home near here some time next week.
The old folders convention will be
held Saturday night and every one is
invited.
l. Mrs. C. C. Smith attended the meet
ing at Wallburg Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Redwine of Lex
ington. is spending a few days with
Mrs. Redwine's. father near Wallburg,
George Clinard and family.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1919-03-27
1,cH POINT ROUTE = NEWS.

,obr Welborn of Townsville, Route
JOnm nind a load of spokes to Waugh
!, , M one day last week.
town = Clodfelter spent Saturday of
y -oak in SOuthside, winston.
last old summer time. The buds are
gov tting forth and all nature seems to
timed to happiness
DC mo writer attended the missionary
atinr at Wallburg Baptist Church
ml eVd evening. Rev. Holloway of
I ln.'+hm0nt preached a splendid SER
SOU SOU scripture reading was deliver
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1919-03-27

ca by J. Walter futile, Misses Horn
and Clement.
Most of the good housewives are
planting and sowing in their gardens.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1919-03-27

Messrs Charley Rothrock and D. M.
Wyer spent last Thursday evening in
Lexington to get nitrate OF soda.
Mrs D. B. Wyer continues to get
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1919-03-27

This is gardening time and the To-
ca1ites are getting hoe and raks in
shape.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1919-03-27
Every One
Should Know Regarding the
Jewelry Business

QUALITY coNsIDERATIoN-THEN
REPUTATION TO MAINTAIN to do
variety ewey which would
detrnt
CONSIDER JEWEIRY, Watches clocks
getting something
WE WANT YOU TO KNOW AND FEEL THAT WHEN YOU BUY AN
getting absolutely
msrepesent
single article sell it. We have ideas this matter and
policy better
HAVE ONLY ONE price AND WE SELL ONLY FOR CASH
NATURALLY GOODS AT THE LOWEST POS
WOULDN'T RATHER your money
chfds
<.@G
THIS LINE IS Ii.
FROM LEADING JEWELRY HOUSES OF
STYLES patterns
article months old
he make from
tee standard watch Wrist watches also carried
WATCHES WOMEN YOUNG WOMEN: Bracelet
$500
the leading makes
1915 $4,000
in
wedding
Chaelaine
Scarf Pins, Charms,
Pie and
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1919-03-27

Two Drops Of "Gets-It" Will Do It.
Ever hand-carve your toe with
knife trying to get rid Of a corn?
Ever use scissors and snip off part
Of the corn too close to the quick?
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1919-03-27

A class of Is to 100 will be initiated
into tho 1ocoi lot7o-~ Of TT!1-c rr'l -
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-10
The Safest Investment is Eartn--ItSelf

When bought tn right and where rapid Improvements will quickly
ACRE TRACTS te City View al ion offer tn moderate
the best b. n1 DI for mpnrearh full
ctabc, small monthly
Saturday. Pick today before they all sold
We also have several lots on North PEORIA $3.50 To-; only $40 per month We
to or