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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-19

rrocks OF organdie in rainbow hues ana
will carry plaques Of daisy: petals %niGn
rhey will scatter In the path or the prlne
and groom az they leave the altar Nr.
George 4. Wright. Jr.. brother o. the
bride, will attend Mr.. Mareeilus as pest
man. Mrs. william WriN Will play
tho wedding march and 'duAnB the cere
monv Mss Wilma Csrnahtn <will> sing
very softly an appropriate selection.
4 reception will be held following me
ceremony and the same lovely appoint
mcn,s Of yellow and white Will be seen
throughout Al 7:l5 Mr.. MarcelIus ana
mis- bride will leave on an EXTENDED
honrvmoon trip and al the conclusion OF
,h.Ir travels will resid" al Akron. "
The brides travelling costume Will De
mod,sh suit Of green cloth with aces
SORES In corresponding shade.
To-day's bride is the daughter or MT
and Mrs. George Wright and is
charming and accomplishing young
woman. She il a graduate Of the mi
versitv Of Virginia. at CharlottesVil!e'
where she first me; Mr.. Marcellus VINO
is a son of Mrs. I. f. Marcellus. OF the
southern city. Mr.. Marcellus is a prom
inent cmploye Of the Goodrich Runoer
Company, OF Akron. They nave me
hear;i.s; congratulations Of their many
friends.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-19
Misses
Gladstone Yruell. George McFadde
n ", M.
WIN Entertain Tuesday

Miss Flora Henry has invited NUN
he. nr friends to be- her guests on Tues
dav evening when she VIII enterta ain III
formally n her homo on f1ftHentn
stree, ~ honor Of Miss Catherine ShGTts
and Miss Jane Barry. the guest Hss
included "A large numhe rot IrienuS u
th,. honor guests.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-19
Misses
Honorprv Dancing Party.

|. Last evening at tho Country club Mr..
and Mrs. ". t.. Weiss entertained with
p merry informal dance in honor Of
their niece. Miss Helena Auh a recent
graduate of Mt. de Chautai academy.
Eeautiful noral decorations were ar
ranged in the ball room ny I.anEhanS
and Won R"rgS orchestra furnished au
exceptionally good musical program
There WAS An intermiSSlon 1T II O'Clock
when n supper was served under III"
direction Of Manager Swartz. Tho de
tails Of the appointments here w"rr
effectively carried ont IN purple and
gold. the colors OF the Mount Eradu-
ttes. ,
The guests wc-"'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-19
To Organize Club.

All tho children IN the city ne re-
minded " the fact that Junior Red
nath j'hautauoUa VII be organized ms
afternoon q: > O'clock n Rridr" rafh
Mr.. Rarr"s, the ad""n"" man. aNsist''
nv. several local l3rics. Will Ne there
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-19
dinner Party.

Mrs. Nile Ratcliffe entertained me
members Of the bridal party OF inc
Marcellus- Wright wedding last evening
AZ Mr. home IN LennoX. Beautiful ar-
pointments marked the dinner whicn
r.as served AT : o'clock. following
Which the guests enjoyed an informal
party given by Mrs. Jack shalvcy. OF
the Island.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-19
DelirMful Party.

Mrs. Fred Bush0n WAS hostess 70.
gathering of friends last evening al neg
home in Park View. the guests NclNa-
ink the girls OF the office force OF the
Geo Electric Company. where MIS-
Rushon was formerly employed. Va
rirty Of pleasing pastimcs made the eve
ming pass all too quickly for the guests
who at q late hour were served defect
able luncheon with charming appoint
meniS apparent.
nd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-19
D., VIC. A. Delegates To Conference

Tonight MISS Amy Krcuger. secretary
Of the Y. ". = A. Industrial Girls Fed,
araiian. who Inns he-'u appointed 10 lead
Tho Ahlc classes Of the Y. ". {. y. con
fcrcnse at oxford. Ohio and Miss CATH
crime SAoit. no will be registrar OF
.thc rorf.r-nca 1T DnniRon University.
Granville. Ohio. Will leave on III" mid
night train over the f. & q. WIN
thorn will 20 several young lnd.ea from
tic ARSorla':on
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-19
Marcsl1u.-Wr,ght wedding.

THIS evening al 3 O'CLOCK At the home
OF the bride. No. lO) South York street.
Mis-, Margaret A Wright will become
the bride OF Mr.. Webb Lee MarCellus, OF
Akron. q. This Will be one OF the most
beautiful HON" weddings Of the month.
although simplicity Will mark the de-
tails Yellow daisies and ferns Will he
used rrcfusely IN decorating the entire
home and an altar of these lovely bios
SONS will be arranged in the living room
where the ceremony Will be performed
by Rev. Harry &. Howard. pastor OF the
Thomson NJ r.. church. There vii! be
about 100 guests in attendance.
The bride Will be Htt!rcd In a'hand-
some bridal dress OF white chiffon and
sin. with which she VIII wear tulle
Veil held in place with n handnau OF
orange blossoms. She viii carry bout
nuct Of brides roses shOwered with val
lev lilies Miss Virginia MCGrana han.
IN, bridesmaid. Will wear a charming
costume Of hlUr orGand!e and her flow
rrs Will hc MarGU"rit"s. tied with blue
tulle.. Mrs Harvey Portz. s!ster OF the
bride, Will Re her natron n. honor. and
she VIII VICAR a lovely frock OF pale vel
low tulIr Misses ForrnC" BARTLETT and
Eva and FLA beth ShsinoerG Will he
the flower Girls and 'hey vii appear in
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-19
Eneaaoment Announced.

Tie ongagemcnt Of MISS MHTH =.
Rcam. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Il.
douglas P:nkerton. WIS announced on
Thursday evening al dellShttnl Pr,
crcssIyr party. The guests Assembly
rrs, M the residence Of Rev. and Mrs;
Il q. ,iaunt and later the happy crowi
adjourned ~ the home OF Mss Beam
where II program OF merry games was
enjoyed until late hour "h"h Irn,p,
In, uunrhcon was served The an
mnuncement was clcverly made with the
n,arr cards. on" word being on "ach
card which upon being put together con-
vnvcd the entire announcements. u"
wedding will he among IN" interesting
mur,ial events or late June.
Thus" sharing the pleasures "f last
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-19
r,ra, Pre.Nuptial Party.

The last in II series Of ptc.nuptia
rartics for Miss Margaret Wrght
whose marriage TO Mr.. W. Lee Marcel
Ils Of Akrcn. o.. Will be An event OF
TO-DAY, was given last evening ny NIT
lax Shaiycy at her home on Mary
land street. The young ladies spen, q
very pleasant evening III music ana
CONDENSATION and at II O'Clock a de-
Iicious luncheon was served with pretty
aproIntmcnfs of pink and WHITE aP'
parcuts The guests were:
Misses
Margaret Wright Ruth Ratclife
WIS, canadian Frances Brnverman
Narrarct C;roSun Angela Fink
Ecr, McElroy Nancy Brokaw
M"Sdames-
George Wagner VIM. Nright
Nj Ra,cItffe Harvey PortZ
''' rara-ell PARTY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-19

-suY WAR sAvM01 VrAlu19
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-19

Spylrnl pr0mlmcni Whe"IhE TT"T,F
viii return today from New Ath,n'
where they have been attending wv
i.ni,cd PRESBYTERIAN church. Am"nE
,hne, who navo attended are: Rev. and
rWs Cnas. II. Robinson. Miss FiizahHtl
notv. Mra \ L. Allen. Of Wnr"""d ana
Miss Margaret Hare.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-19
INFORMAL Country Club Party.
rannia Club Dance.


The foremost social function Tor neh'
week is the informal dance to be gwen
by the Wheeling Tennis club in the pail
room of tie Mcclure Hotel uu Tt stay
,Ntnng at $50 o'clock> This IL the
first dance Of the summer series. and
the committee In charge has left moth
ing undone thar might add To the pleas
ure IF their guests. The musical pro-
gram Will be an exceptionally hne one
The ''Maxon Dixon Seven" Of ClarksourK.
w. Va. having been engaged to fur-
nish It. This orchestra Is one OF me
leading crchestras Of the cast. being
particularly popular for COLLEGE dances
having played repeatedly in both New
York and Pittsburgh. Their music has
IN" pep" and spirit that rharactcrlzes
College musicians. and the local peopl"
wcr,, fnrLunat" in securing them Tor
Tu"sda.s affair
Roh"It H. Bowie - chairman IN gen
rrHl chars" and the following compose
the committee on arrangements:
~ A. GreiE f.. Is. Hopkins
y 4 GrniE ! = Jefferson
E'rapZhrinl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-19

wo1nan's Club Gar1'n Party PoSTponeo
49, ITCunu's ,Yub. Garden fartH'
,,,'i'I, ,,.,s ,n have brCn given on tho
Afternoon and evening Of June e. whlfn
10 oreature a garden hrliYc. "nta,"r'a
sumner and dance At night, mas oen
most rou,.d until the week Following III"
do,r hal Ing been changed Ia July !.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-19
Farewell Party.

M"Sda mfs- ,,.
, & z. Az M w llRnl
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-04-17
DAVIS out FOR
THE TRACK TEAM.
Former Scholastic Star Is.
Making Good in
College

MoRGANTowN, April 17.-Last
May when the Second annual high
school track and fled meet for West
virginia schools was held here, one
.of the sensations OF the meet was tho
jumping OF an awkward youngster
named Davis who wore the colors of
Triadelphia high school, near wheel
ing. Davis stood more than six feet
IN height and violated all rules of,
procedure when he jumped but he
was the only of the thirty contestants.
who could stay with Harry Workman
OF Huntington TO tho finish. Finally,
Workman equalled the state scollexe'
record and won the event but Dayiss
was eliminated "a bare inch bc.nWa
him.
This year Davis is q freshman n
the university but only recently car, J:
cut for Coach Cartmells track sCea.i.
Not recognizing Davis as the same
youth who had created the furore here
last May the managers of tho track
team were even loath to equip hin
with IN outfit, SO Davis went out ri;
civilian clothes and heavy military.
shoes and Gquallcl the NEST perfor,n..:
ances OF all the. other high jumpa.g
candidates with the result that Couelfs
Cartmell had him equipped forthwith;
re wmen have as much natural abii-
lty as Davis aud Cartmell believes that
with proper training and hard worS
ne can bring him up near the sixsfo6E
mark before he leaves the University
four years hence. rs
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-04-17
NEW MANAGER
FOR SENATORS
IS PREDICTED
Griffith Will Become Pres
ident of the Washing
ton Club Soon
BY FRED TuRRYvlLLE.

Well. another season has started
and some clubs are hearing sweet
plaudits ano others already are get
ting the razz. 1t is pretty early to
talk about changing managers, but
this is absolutely straight tip; there
will be change in the management OF
the Washington clue within a few
weeks.
George Mcbride, veteran infielder
with the Senators, is slated to step
into Griff's shoes in very short time.
But, folks. the fans didn't bring that
about. 1t was all Grfff's decision. He
is president of the Washington team
now and 1t has been his intention right
along to name Mcbride manager as
soon as the 1920 team was whipped in
shape and the Nationals were well on
in the pennant race.
Griff now will stick to the cts
and attend the functions of a big
league prexy as .befits the office.
1t took some argument at that to
get Grin set for the camera man. He
was plenty used to being snapped in
baseball regalia. But when the pho
tographer wanted to get him in street
toys Griff argued about it. And he
wouldn't consent to naving his pic
ture taken with those large horn
trimmed glasses on at all. No sir. He
wants to look as young as possible
and he doesn't think glasses-even
though sportively horny Of rim-reg.
lister youth.
And now that he is about to be pres.
ident and hang up his old uniform
we'll have to look into the family Bi.
bic and see what his full name is. 1t
is Clarke Calvin Griffith, and he was
born November 20, 1869, at Navada,
Mo. He has had considerable base.
ball experience both as player and
manager and we won't so into the de.
tails here.
AS president Of the club he already
has had some experience and pleasing
ones, too. He has found out that the
Washington fans are real fans il
they're given square deal and he has
reason to believe tina with new owner.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-04-17
|0NLY ONE GAME
PLAYED FRIDAY
Pittsburgh Wins Lone Con.
test so from st. Louis
Cardinals

Owing to poor weather conditions
only one major league game was
played yesterday the Pirates and
Cards coming together in the lone
contest in both circuits. Pittsburgh
won this game rather easily SO. Sher-
dell, who was on the mound for the
Cards was rather easy picking for the
pesky Pirates under the command OF
George Gibson, while Carlson for
Pittsburgh was in mid-season form,
and let the st. Louis bunch down with
six scattered bingles, two OF which
wore made by Sherdell who got a
three sacke: and single out Of three
trips to the plate, which is not bad
for a hurler. Whitfield, playing third
for the Pirates was the batting star
OF the game getting three hits in as
many times at bat, giving him a per-
feet mark for the day. >,
Carlson yesterday gave the best
exhibition of pitching for the Pirates
uncorkcd TO date. and the war vet
eran seems to give evidence of good
year. This lad made good impress
sion in the training season and it was
freely predicted that he would be one
of Gibson's best bets. His perform
ance yesterday backs up the opinion
held by the sport scribes that he will
deliver the goods.
After the game today in st. Louis,
the Pirates will move over to Gin
cinnati to tackle the Reds in series
OF games, and If they can do as well
or better than they have done with
the Cards they should face the homo
town congregation well up in the race
when the season is ushered in at For
hes Field next week.
Ponder or Earl Hamilton will like
~ face the Cards in the final contest
OF the opening series in st. Louis this
afternoon, the weatherman permit
ting game to be staged.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-04-17
Realty Deeds Are
Filed for Record

The following deeds have been filed
with County Clerk a. G. Martin:
Virgil Harr and wife to Mary f
Harr, parcel Of land in the Monon.
gahela Industrial companys addition
10 the city OF Fairmont; considera,
Oak Lawn Cemetery company ia
Belle Merrill, parcel of land in the
above mentioned cemetery; considera.
tion 500.
Thomas l. Hunsaker to Louise West
Hite parcel of land on Fairmont ave.
nue., in the city Of Fairmont; consid.
GRAFTON, $1,500. -
stephen VanGilder and wife to Ora
Z. Conner parcel OF land in the
consideration, $4,5O0.N
Net Robinson to w. A. Fluharty a
parcel of land in the town of Manning.
ton; consideration, S1,45O.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-04-17
Sport Chat

Some years ago when Barney Drey-
fuss paid something over $4,000 iron
men for one Marty o'Toole baseball
fans though that the Pittsburgh mag
nate had exceeded all the speed linn.
its in purchase prices for bail play
ers, but the price paid for Ruth by the
New York Yanks together with the
salary paid this star makes Barney's
investment look like penny ante
game in a millionaire's club. Marty
o'Tole was right much of a lemon
in the big leagues. but the foxy Bar
ney worked him in enough exhibition
and league games during the first
month he was with the Pirates and
while he was still drawing card TO
cover his investment and then some.
Ruth has started out this season
like an evil egg. He muffed "a fly
that cost the first game and struck
F, out three times in the second encoun-
date. However, 1t is our opinion that
Ruth will yet hit his stride and make
good-fairly good at least. although
he will be expected to do the impos-
sible by fandom. The Yanks have,
got one whale of an investment in
Ruth and he will have to do some tall
smuggling to offset s125,000 purchase
money and $4,000 salary. The
Yanks have the advantage, however,
for the first few weeks. no matter
how things break. Until Ruth has
been around the circuit at least once
he will be drawing card whether he
gets home run or not. IL he starts
hitting the fans will come out at least
once or twice to see him hit, and II
he is not hitting they will come out
to tell him publicly what beautiful
frost" he is.
There are several better ball play
ers in the majors who are not get
ting "a much coin as Ruth; but there
is none getting more free advertis-
ing. However. the idea of paying fab
ulous prices for ball players and pay
ing them inappropriate salaries, to-
gether with doubtful deals and trades
10 bad business. Such stunts are
hurting baseball, and the sooner the
magnates get down to sane policy
the better it will be for ell concerned.
But Ruth is not to blame. We are
for him. Any bird in these days who
has chance to grab off large slice
of the well known coin of the realm
and does not do it, is put as much
a sucker as the fellow who psvys a
big price to see fellow play ball who
in many games has nothing, as the:
boys say. but glove, bat and a
prayer.
Chess fans of this section will gath
er at The Fairmont tonight. when
John A. emory, Pittsburgher star.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-04-17
IN NEW soLE.

BUcKHANNoN, April 17.-Ernssts'
Beck. one of the greatest -athletcs
Wesleyan college ever produced, anu
Abe Fisher, another athlete Of ethei
Methodists, whose feats have been on,
a par with those of Beck, are out over
the state of West Virginia at this time
In the interest of the big half million;
dollar endowment campaign whicir
comes TO close on May. Both Fish.
er and Beck left here on "Wednesday
morning and will be gone some two
weeks. They are soliciting subscrit.
tons and addressing audiences at
some points. Fisher is a gradual e nj
oratory here and Beck is not any SEQ.
ond string man when 1t comes to slini,.,
ing oratorical phrases. u,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-04-17
BASEBALL MEETING.

We are getting anxious for the To-
cal Industrial league to get under way.
1t promises to be hot fight this year
and we trust that nothing will turn
up to hinder the league from having
a great season. There will be a big
baseball meeting tonight at the "Y"
when final details for the season will
be gone oser.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-04-17
GAME WILL Be
PLAYED # It
R||A||INSNOM0RE
<ieIl viii Be in Poor Con-
dition-Heayy Rain
Here Last Night

with heavy rains yesterday after
noon and last night and dark clouds In
he SKY this morning at an early hour
it seems unlikely that the local high
school baseball team will be able to
STAKE the game with Pennington this
afternoon which is listed as the base
I,ail Inaugural in our well known city.
II the game is staged at all 1t will be
With adverse conditions under foot,
40 10 speak and the only way Eel
low can hope to make the circuit Will
be 10 bring duck boat to the park
ma paddle around the base paths.
Old 4. r. was ON terrible loot last
night and sprinkled things up In gen.
erai. However. 1t Is the intention OF
The local high school coach to stage
HE game IL possible. even II water
poio rules have to be observed. II
Win be an easy day for spit ball ar
lists Il any there be on the Farming
ION or Fairmont teams. The hurlers
WON'T have to expectorate on the
ziobnie as there will be plenty Of mois-
titfe inS the air or in the neighborins
yicfnityt to get the ball water-logged
sfiongh to do a shimmy between the
mound and the plate.
Harry Stansbury's heroes down MOI
santown way were denied the enjoy
iiient Of hooking up with the Wheel
ing team yesterday afternoon, owing
10 the Door weather conditions, anu
lfeywill be lucky to get in a game this
Afternoon. The game will be played
il possible, because Harry don't want
IA nay the Wheeling boys good sum
Of coin Just to sit around the metro
poiitan Morgantown hotels, flirting
With all the pretty girls in the village.
There will be some more games next
week; II it doesn't rain. The weather
man won't likely have the weeps ala
reason and once the diamond stars get
going they will make up for lost time.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-04-17
~ HOW HEY
STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Pittsburgh, 5; St. Louis, o.
STANDING OF CLUBS.

TooAY's SCHEDULE.
Pittsburgh at st. Louis.
Chicago at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
Boston at New York.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-04-17

ship and new policies there are going
to be many parks full this season.
Then they'll quit talking about moving
the Washington club to Toronto. In.
dianapolis or somewhere else.
The fans Know George Mcbride. too.
He's been at 1t for some time. Break
ing into life's game at Milwaukee. No
vember 81, 1881, he, has played bali
most OF the time since that date. He
has retired as a regular. but he haa
Deen Grlffs first lieutenant for some
time. And now he'll be full.fledge,l
playing manager.
The change may come in a few
days or it may be few weeks, but IL
won't be long.
The fans are wishing Grir lots OF
success as owner and president and
the same goes for George Mcbride in
his new job.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-04-17
Levi B. Harr, Houses and Lots

BRICK HOUSE OF
@ on ooa residence street Ihe price Is 5oo on term
SPENCE STREET gas
Gated near Maple avenue the street The
HAMILTON STREET HOME The house
after leaving Monroe Small
in own bass n e n mouse s @ e Close
Price
RESIDENCE Park and the OVENS an
sides by wide planted in small fruits and
Of the finest
The price will be made right and terms to suit
for business houses.
Groom residences in the CITY
fine corner lot and paved street "
1856 CEDAR STREET Miller Spring
s CARLTON STREET
nice lot sze xso This home
good looking Terms are reasonable
suitable for large fam
lily or rooming house
IS ACRE FARM
oubuidngs
Price $1,000
Morganwn avenue and
the factories reception hail.
parlor dining
SPEEDWAY COTTAGE $500 every three
five
Price $3.50. Must be sold quick
EASY $500
and monthly. Price $780,
ACRE LoTs-Fine minutes drive out
Of Payments be arranged
cash and $40 monthly
buy of these suburban locations. = -
MODERN SPRING STREET HOME of $e5oo
BUILDING
It makes difference in
have assisted laying off about $4,000
make that NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
LOTS
BON AIR and
every modern convenience
terms
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-04-17

There's some differaace between
golf and baseball. When the bate,
hits ball foul he forgets about Il
and takes crack at another one
When a golfer hits into the rough then
the fun begins.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-04-17
AGaiG.

Of.
Il Tor investment and your terms
Signed ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Address
Il sell reasonable
Professionalism
furnace o Tuesday a s5000
handsome homes the city Fine garden pasture and
POSSESSION
good lot, ps2ed street.
four mines Good proposition Investigate
I HANDSOME GALow-on Street. Price s45oo
$2oops1OO
made
OF the big
improvements. $4,000.
& GoRDEN STREET BUNGALOW
"a BIG MARION COUNTY FARM wohngn
property In part payment This farm popuarly the
PRESTON COUNTY
barn good outbudngs cellar
ilton -
CORNER OF EAST SPEEDWAY good location
rooms MODERN hard wood fnhng
esH 1a A es me
this it a
HOMES
n loot bridge about one half mile
watson this
reasonable price-make engagement property.
AJAcksoN STREET BUSINESS PROPERTY
Sooo the
room is occupied Company.
$500 Terms