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MILO, ROUTE 1

Helmet and William Totzke called
on Monday evening at the Chas. Mil
Ter home.
The many friends Of Mrs. John En-
mons were greatly shocked and
grieved to hear of her death which oc-
Cured at her home in Park Rapids on
Saturday, February 8. She had just
a couple of weeks ago been visiting
here with old friends and was sick
with the flu when she left for her
home; it developed into pneumonia
which caused her death.
Fredwin Crooks is visiting at the /.
w. Deuel. home.
Anyone wanting more snow just
notify the home talent folks Of dis
trict 6, as they have proved that they
can make it snow any time they
want to by just talking about their
play They had plans made again to
go to district 5, Greenbush, on Satur-
day, February IA, but of course it
showed, making the roads almost i'm
passable This being the second time
that they had planned to go to Green
bush, and were disappointed both
times. When they played in district
it showed; when they played at For
eston it showed, and nearly every time
they practiced it showed and now they
have almost decided that they have
been the cause Of all the stormy
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GREENHOUSE

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Heruth and sons,
Ben and Oscar, spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. A. Boehm at Blue Hill.
Edward Lindstrom came home from
Minneapolis last week, where he has
been quite sick with the flu.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Refman and son and
Mrs. B. Reiman were entertained at
Aug. Bauman's last Sunday afternoon.
Anna and Alfred Heruth and Alice
Reiman spent Sunday evening at B.
Wilhelm's.
Ivan and George Deglman and Joe
and John Seifert spent Sunday with
Otto Bauman.
Misses Edna Leander and Hildah
Barhaug spent Sunday at Gennow's.
Quite few families in this neigh
borhood are sick with the flu.
Herman Wilhelm called. on Alfred
Heruth last week.
Misses Alice Reiman and Clara
Betzler spent Sunday with Anna
Heruth, who is staying at w. Heruth's
place, while Mr.. and Mrs. w. Heruth
have gone to. St. Paul., where Willie
will have an operation. ~
Eddie Fradette spent Tuesday even
ing at w. Heruth's. There. must be
some attraction.
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{ TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO

Mrs. c. H. Rines and Mrs: T. Il.
Galley made a trip to Mora on Tues
day to visit Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. New
bert.
A. A. Shute and Mary Anderson of
this place were married by Rev. Bouck
on Saturday.
! Mrs. I. G. Patterson has so far re-
covered from her illness to be able to
appear outdoors again.
There is considerable sickness in
this village at the present time many
people are confined to their homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Briggs lost their
boy, aged three years, this morning.
Pneumonia was the cause of his death.
Hon. Henry Mallette was among the
normal school bapqueters at st. Cloud
the other night and delivered a short
address.
L. S. Briggs has taken up his work
as clerk of the railroad committee.
Lincoln's birthday was duly OBJ
served by Custer camp, Sons of Veter-
ans, with program Of singing and
speaking.
Potatoes are ranging in price this
week from 40 to SO cents per bushel.
Hay is quoted on the market at $3.50
to Sc per ton.
A large quantity of fine quality oak
ties is now coming to market.
DR.. Tarbox was called to Minneap-
oils on Tuesday to attend little Oracle
Dunn, who was seriously ill with
bronchial trouble.
Epsey lodge, No. 1O3, A. o. U. W..
was instituted by Grand Master w. b
Mccormack on Friday evening, Feb
ruary 8.
Wesley Tabor died from pneumonia
at his home near Spencer Brook or
Wednesday morning.
Chas. Victor Of Santiago brought II
steers to market recently for which he
received $3.50. 1t pays to raise beef
cattle.
Stephen Dysart died at his home
near soule's siding on Saturday. H.
was 81 years of age and had been all
ing for more than year. The remain!
were inferred at Spencer Brook, Rev
Bouck officiating.
A. N. Ross has secured big St
Bernard dog and the small boys abou
town are already using it for a pony
j The 16-year-old boy of Gusta,
Manke was seriously injured on Sat
urday when he was struck by lim1
from a falling tree.
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LIVONIA

Mrs. G. T. James came down from
Zimmerman on Monday, having been
there several days helping take care
Of the Tigue children, who were sick
with the flu.
Mrs Chas. Cohoes spent Sunday af-
ternoon at Chas. Mulder's.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gramhill were in
Elk River on Saturday on business.
Mrs. Jas. Tiff was called to the
Frank Right home on Monday after
noon. Her daughter, Ruth, is still
quite sick with the flu.
School commenced in both districts
on Monday, after a two weeks vaca-
ton on account Of so much influenza.
The sale at Martins on Saturday
was not very largely attended on ac-
count Of the cold weather and bad
roads.
Alfred Smart is here from Wiscon-
sin to spend several weeks with the
home folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Brand and family
were Sunday guests at Aug. Rosene's.
Jim Bastian from Blue Lake called
at H. Schumacher's on Monday.
There are still several cases of in
HuOllAd Ill LIE
Mulder children are quite sick with it.
There has been several land trans
fers in this vicinity the past month.
John Gramhill sold his place to Jack
Nelson, Rudolph Lemke from Crown
bought the Isaac Johnson farm, and
Robt. Lemke purchased the 120-acre
farm he has been renting from his
father here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ola Hauge enter
tanned the following guests at dinner
on Sunday: Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Tufte
and family and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Gramhill.
Carl Brand recently purchased a
fine team of horses from Jack Nelson.
Miss Bernice Gramhill has resigned
her position at Swanson's store in Tim
norman and will spend a couple Of
weeks at home. She and her sister,
Edith, expect to go to Minneapolis the
first Of March and take a business
course at college.
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wAHKON

James Arlington came from Anoka
Monday for visit with his folks.
DR.. Swennes has made several pro-
fessional trips to the east side this
last week.
Clifford Wilkes spent one day last
week at home.
Roy Addington went to Duluth Mon
day night, where he will serve on the
federal jury. Arrow Mann is driving
the mail route during his absence.
Most of the flu patients are again
able to be out.
1ngvard Maiser left for Redtop on
Monday evening, where he will spend
several months.
Fred Gallery is looking after the Nc.
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Grath interests in this neighborhood

Grath interests in this neighborhood
this week.
Mrs. Danielson Of Redtop is at the
Oredson home for a few days.
Most Of the work at the McCuaig-
Emmons camp is finished.
Several of our young people were
guests at dancing party at the Chas.
Stalker home on Saturday evening.
Merton Ash was chief during the
illness of Editor Sloan last week.
DR.. Gilbert of Onamia was in town
on professional business Saturday.
Miss Hilah Martin was called home
from Minong, Wis.,, by the illness of
the entire Martin family. They are
all much improved at this writing.
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PEASE

J. P. DeRose made a business trip
to Minneapolis last week. rs
Mrs. Roulet came home on Saturday
night from Hector, where she visited
her son, Charley. 5'sf,t. 60
: TIE TIE young people of the church will
give cantata in the Christian church
on Thursday evening, February, 26.
Nels Eye and another gentleman
from Greenbush are working on Mr..
Alderink's residence. :
H. Straightif has purchased the lot
adjoining E. S. Starkenburg's and the
feed warehouse, which was formerly a
blacksmith shop, also another building
which was formerly used as a cream
station. He will have these buildings
moved to his lot and fit them up for a
blacksmithshop and dwelling. We are
glad Mr.. Straightiff has decided to re
main with us instead Of going to Big
Lake as he had planned.
We still have considerable sickness
in the community. Some families are
just recovering from the flu while
others are just coming down with it.
Ruth VanRoekel is quit ill with pneu-
monia.
Mrs. DeJong, mother of Mrs. Jake
Walberg, passed away last Friday at
the Walberg home. Death was due to
old age, heart disease and dropsy. The
funeral was held Wednesday.
Annie Often and Walter Wilkins
were married at the parsonage last
Thursday evening. Best wishes and
heartiest congratulations to the new
lyweds.
Bill HOFFMAN and Martin Kingman
returned from Chicago on Tuesday
evening. Mr.. Kingman brought his
bride, formerly Miss Jennie Wagner
with him. Congratulations.
Forty-two tubs of butter were
shipped this week.
Two men arrived here Tuesday
evening to pack Rev. Hams furniture
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Notice of Village Election.

Notice of Village Election.
Notice is hereby given that the annual viii
lage election for the village of Princeton, coun.
ty of Mile Laos. state of Minnesota, will be
held at the village hall on Tuesday, March 9th,
1920, between the hours of a. and p. M.
for the purpose of electing the following named
village officers and for the terms stated, to-
wit:
1 president of village council for one year.
l trustee of village council for three years.
l treasurer for one year.
l recorder for one year.
1 justice of the peace for two years.
1 constable for two years.
Dated at Princeton, Mimi, this 18th day Of
February, 1920. ALFONSO HOWARD.
Gle Village Recorder.
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0degard's Garage
weather.

weather.
Karl Soderquist visited one day last
week at the Henry Sanford home.
Mr.. Ogren is gust at the Archie
Cone home this week.
Miss Orpha Ross went home on Sun
day to attend the wedding Of nephew
on Monday, acting al bridesmaid.
Miss Matilda Clayton took her place as
teacher during her absence on Mon
day.
Miss Coral Perry spent a few days
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last week with her sister-in-law, Mrs.
ballard Perry, of Oak Park, who was.
seriously i'll. She passed away on.
Sunday, February Is.
The Milo Mutual Farmers club that
was to have met last Friday evening,
February Ii, was postponed on ac-
count of bad roads.
The road to Foreston is being snow
plowed again today, Monday, the work
being done by Northway, Deuel. and
Totzke.
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List Your Farms.

We have several inquiries here now
for good 80, 12O and 160-acre farms.
List now on your own terms and get it
on our March printed list. Calvin o.
son & Evan H. Peterson, Princeton,
MINI.
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Dissolution of Partnership.

Notice is hereby given that the
partnership formerly existing between
Andrew Lidenberg and c. G. Peterson
has been dissolved by mutual consent.
Andrew Lidenberg,
9-3c c.. G. Peterson.
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Pick out your heavy hens, Ground
five pounds each, and bring them to
US on or before Saturday, February
FL. Will pay 29c per pound. Townsend
Produce CO. .es S9-1c
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| LOCAL MARKET QUOTATIONS

The quotations hereunder are those
prevailing on Thursday morning at the
time of going to press:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-29

WI I'M
each: reasonable ami: convenience.
Phone Y. 21i2. Rent reasonable i.
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A BEAUTIFUL CORNER IN CHEVY CHASE
y, SQUARE OF CONN. AVE-
Price. $4,000.
A detached modern house OF large I"ons anu
bath, with fine servants room a a'h IN ~
ment; hot water heat. electric light. hara~oou
floors: lot S5xSO; beautiful lawn: garage ana,
in fact. every appointment Of an up-fodate
home. Immediate possession Reasona pie teT lSs
NEW BUNGALOW IN CHEVY CHASE 'osi
OFF CONN. AVE.
Price. $4,000.
very artistcalIy designed home large
rooms and baths. hotwater heat, electric ilsht
and electric range: garage; lot 6Oxl2'; sleeping
nnrch tiled front porch; every modern improve
ment. Immediate possession; heaS S nnpT
BARGA!Ns in IN SEEyEL LaN4 P Az
Price, $l6,5Oo.
10 rooms bath and servants bath: lou ionIV'
ieautifuI porches three sides; garage; sleep
;pg norch yapor heat. electric light. IN excel
lent condition. Immediate possession. Reason
aoie FINE FINE HOME IN GEORGETOWN.
Price, $4,000.
Worth considerably more. One Of the most
attractive homes in Georgetown; Il rooms ana
. baths, hotwater heat. electric light, hard
wood doors Many fine old trees and shrub
bery: lot 3Ox249. In absolutely perfect condl-
ton. Immediate possession. This property Is
Ideally arranged for a doctors home.
WFAifTIFCL HOME NEAR THE ONTARIO
APARTMENT.
One SQUARE north Columbia I'd. and ontario fd
Price $40. $50.
well built modern home; colonial design;
large rooms and :. baths. hot water heat,
electric light hardwood floors: very large lot
Immediate possession. Reasonable terms.
ILLINOIS AVE. NEAR GA. AVE.
Price. SIS. 500
A rcry desirable modern home convenient to
two car lines large rooms and bath. hot
water heat, electric light. hardwood floors 4
bedrooms: lot 22x9O; porches front and rear
screens. awnings; ample garage space. I'M
mediate possession. Reasonable terms.
MOORE &
142O-22 +
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DESIRABLE HOMES FOR SALE BY
MOORE & HILL, INC,
112O-12 II ST NJ w
lain 4752.

DESIRABLE HOME ON 8 ST. NEAR
NEW HAMP. AVE.
Price $4,000.
An exceptionally wen built three story brick
dwelling; 10 rooms and baths. hot-v.ter heat.
electric light: large lot. with tvo-car brick
g sa a in rear Immediate possession. Only
FINE HOME FOR A CoLoRED FAMILY.
Near Sherman ave. end Columbia rgad.' "A
well built twostory brick dwelling: rooms
$3.50. Only $50 cash required.
NEAR 18th AND LoNGFELI.Ow SITS.
A VERY ATTRACTIVE NEW HOUSE
with large rooms and baths hot-Water
heat. electric light. hardwood floors; in perfect
condition; large lot. Owner win give fmme-
diate possession. Price. S1o,5o0. Only e 500
cash required.
NEAR sth AND N sTs. NV.
Gated in the downtown district -Kentinx nov
for $56 per month. Price, 50, 500 fer the two
houses.
NEAR Sth AND KENNEDY SIS, NV.
Price. $7.750.
Well built modern brick dwelling contain.
ing 8 line rooms and bath, hot-vater heat,
electric light colonial front porch, large rear
porch; lot 5o1142 to paved alley. Reasonable
terms.
BLooMINGDALE HOME.
Renting for $50 per month. we'll buiit
two-stcry brick dwelling. 8 rooms and bath !:
ne sEAa 1as Sn II Ssd ssoSon
Price, 81. $50. ;.
very desirable home the Heishts: con.
venient to the 18th and 18th 81. car lines.
fine rooms and BATH hot-water heat. elec.
trio light; in perfect coalition. Reasonable
terms. - :. = :
FINE CORNER ON THE >HElGHTs.a
Near 18th asd Park road -.
Price, $l2 500
1 we'll built modern tve-family snartmsnt.
' with hot-watef- heat. electric light -Rentinc
for $3.50 per mo. Reasonable teFms.-
HILL, INC, -
St. NV.
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ron sHII-KUUsH.
BOSS & PHELPS,
14O6 H St. NV.
Price. $13,25O.

Price, $l3,Z5O.
Near 18th and Columhsa crd.-An aurseoye
situation and q convenient one; home o1efed
for sale for the frst tine sence ~ wss n 1S,s.
bouse 9 rooms With 4 bedrooms. hath and
sleeping porch on second sser; heated Wit. .ith
hot-vafer. having electric lights. peronet hooFs
and handsome Rxtures and decota uens.
Price, $12,5O
leaving city Is Offering indivissa'ls built hsme
for sale colonial style thrcusheut; larre
porches house has hot-Eater hest. electric
lights and q garage. II looking for sueur6s .
home il would pay you to lock At this enc be-
fore making . purchase.
Price, $l0,750.
In Washington Heights. convenient to beth
car ,lipes-A .2-stsry, Broom house. having
rooms on each floor: house has hOf-vater heat.
electric lights. pafguet hsNx. throoghsut: an.
nile xararp space. The whsle house has recently
taen renovated throughout. il In 0rst-ciSns cvn
ditiop, can be At aay tine and psssc0fsn
will be given Mt cz'ee
Price. $4,000.
A little ~ from Conn ave. in the downtown
sectional location Of exclusive s"Ies there
are ~ rooms. 2 baths: hot vatAr hAat; cleo
tric lights = hardwood nsors skEsaaive Axture.
and decsratisna throughout This house Il
uwned by 4 prominent. ArM9 e0cs5. wRs Il.
leaving the city. sHd- rhis hsase F" oeeiseo
Price, SI2. 500: =
An attractive home On 18th al. 10 Columbia
I.iyht,-very few houses Of sach an attrar
tive pan can be fsuhd IN this Convenient iscA
ton. three stsrxn colonial style. bex-yp<
brick .S. wiz ,sh;. s's soss.. deep let
psypd alley and With garage Tor two can- fSs
session will be given at once and easy ter"s
Of sale made.
PHI ELPS.
OF HOMES
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,e placed at your disposal.
tached six-room and bath brick house. with
h.-wh. electric lights and hardwood floors
and trim: sleeping porrh. On large lot. Price.
IS. 500, on terms.
18th street NV. near Scott Circle. Twelve
room brick residence containing baths.
h-wh electric lights. Lot is slightly over
~ feet in width. This il an excellent house
in every respect and in addition to 4 desirable
strictly residential property it is an ideal home
and office for physician. Price, SSs'VOo
Terms can be arranged
North Carolina avenue. One block from
Lincoln SQUARE Six rooms and bath, h--w.b-,
electric light; deep let to wide siley. and IN
the pink Of condition. Price, $1,000
shepberd street between Georgia avenue and
18th street Six rooms and bath. furnace heat.
gas light Colonial front porch and rear porch.
In perfect condition. Immediate occupancy.
Price. $500, 81. 900 cash.
NE. On / street in good neighborhood
Six rooms and bath. h.-w.h., electric lights
ON deep lot to wide alley. This house is
vacant and available for immediate occupancy
Price. $3.50.
Takoma Park. Two blocks from car line,
Of ground. Concrete cellar Can Be bought
for $3.50. $500 cash and $S5 monthly.
NE On. NJ street. One block south OF
Florida avenue. Six-room and bath brick
house Colonial porch front and rear. Weather
stripped throughout. H.-w.h.. electric ltghts.
Possession can be given inmediately. Price,
81, 800, on easy terms.
Columbia Heights. six-roen and bath brick
house. Furnace heat. concrete cell2r and rear
porch Vacant and AVAILABLE for inmadi2te
occupancy. Price. $500. $50 cash and $50
monthly.
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ization of trained statesmen will
Mt Pleasant st. near line A semi
detached I-room and reception hall brick house.
Til.. bat h. w h.. electric lights. sctehed-in
sleeping porch colonial front porch. Awnings
and screens throughout. stationary tuos anu
avatury in basement. Lot l32 leet 10 io-lo"''
alley. Price, So. 900
Georgetown on street near 'lst SIX
room and bath brick house. Parquet flooring.
colonial front porch and double rear porch.
H.w.h. electric lights. Deep lo'' with ample
space for garage. Price. $500.
Takoma Park. Less than five minutes Walk
to Capital Traction line A dandy hollow
tile six-room and tile bath home on lot oox
$50 it Front and rear porches concrete Gel
lar pipeless furnace, electric light. gas for
cooking Price IS $50 on small cash payment
and small monthly payment
X street near North Capitol. six-room
and ba tn brick house. Deep lot 10 wide alley.
Price 81. 900 easy terms.
Corcoran street. Near Dupont Circle. A big
nine room three-story brick house. Furnace
heat and gas. Immediate possession. Price.
$3.50. very easy terms.
Takoma Park. A brand new bungalow. Six
rooms and bath cleo. lights. H.-w.h. Gas for
cooking. Instantaneous heater. Laundry tubs
and lavatory in basement. Concrete front
porch and large rear porch. Hardwood floors
and trim; large lot, with ample space
for garden. Price So $50 on very easy terms
18th street NV. between and SITS. A
beautiful home of the English basement type.
containing IL rooms and two baths. h.-w.h..
electric lights. This house is in excellent con-
dition built of best materials and beautifully
finished Price is low at SIG, 500. Easy terms
can be arranged.
Shepherd ST Semi-detached. just off 14th st.
A fine eight room and bath brick house.
H.-w.h.. electric lights. In excellent condi
ton Full laundry equipment in basement.
lot. Price. $1l 900, on terms.
w a M &
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Continued.
Tel M. 1910.

I11Ce, HlO,OUO.
A little off from New Hampshire ave. and
just listed property for sale; 3-story brick
house constructed by of the well known
builders. There are 3 rooms and bath. q bed
rooms the house in excellent condition
throughout inside finish Of white and nahog-
any. Immediate possession.
Price, $3.50.
In Chevy Chase. close to the circle-A home
vacant August 1. This is twe-story colonial
house. having and attic: = complete
bathrooms hot-water heat: electric lights I'M
usually large porches and garage.
Price, S1O.5OO.
Close to 10th st. and right downtown-It is
very unusual to have home like this one for
sale within easy walking distance of the down
brick house, having II rooms and bath large
lot 10 alley with room for double garage. The
property has been recently renovated through
out and possession he had. Easy terms Of
sale.
Price. $12.5OO.
Right near 14th and Columbia rd.-A hs nd
some 3-story brick house having 10 rooms .
baths hot water heat: electric lights rear
porches, and the whole property iu first-class
condition. This house is occupied by owner
who has spent good deal OF Reaey On iHprey
ing the property.
Price. S16.5 500.
In Cleveland Psrk-One of those attractive
properties that represent real heni-: In. lot
is large with trers and shrnbbery. The house
ing electric lights. unusually large porches
open fireplaces md handsomely decorated
throughout. The property "a clear of ineum-
brancc owner is leaving the city: convenient
given.
ROSS z.
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4,/oO
comfortable little house in a good con.
venient neighborhodf; house contains rooms
and bath; heated by iatrobe; gas; alley; space
for garage.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
$3.50
This splendid new semi detached brick home:
located near 18th st. in the hest part of the
Heights. 1t contains rooms and bath, with
electricity. hot-water heat, front and double
rear porces and built-in garage. Very reason
able terms may be made.
GEORGETOWN
$3.50
Six large rooms and bath: heated By fur
mace; high elevation and conveniently located;
terms, 81 500 cash and $3.50 per month. m
GLIDING all interest.
CENTRAL NORTHWEST
$1,000
large brick residence near 9th and SITS. ::
suitable for rooming house; good prospects Of
becoming business property; eeatains IA roma
= baths; toilet first hoof; heated BY hot
water; electric lights. 80, 90. go.
& LUCHS, -.
Main 2345.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

BEAUTIFUL TIE ROOM HOME, 18th ST.
ncsr Harvard, hot water heat; splendid condi-
ton. built Icy lrurninger. Slo'u0, immediate
POSSE sson. OWNER, address Box ll-P, star
Office.
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TABLE BOARD.

ARMY AND NAVY INN. 1440 st. NV
Best table board. by week month Franktin