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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-28
HIGH PRICE FOR LAND.
Maryland Farm Of 181 Acres
Brings $4,000.

A new high price for farm land is
said to have been established in Fred
erick county. Maryland. with the sale
of Bellevue. the country estate OF
Ernest D. Michael, on tho pike. a
mile east of Frederick. comprising 1871
acres, to Vernon T. Smith OF Fred
erick for $4,000. The farm fs con-
sidered one Of the most fertile in the
county and has produced an average
of three and half tons Of sweet corn
and twenty-five bushels Of wheat to
an acre. The new owner will engage
in dairying.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-28
FIGHT BARRING CHILDREN,
Illinois May Provide Law to Pun
ish Landlords.

providing heavy penalties for land
lords who bar the doors Of their
apartments to children. IT was learned
today. Members of the city councils
and Gov. Lowden are arrayed on be-
half of the little ones, it is said, and
it is regarded as certain that some
Legislation will be evolved that will
deal with landlords accused of en-
couraging race suicide.
Dispatches indicate that there is no
discrimination against dogs and cats,
but many of the owners positively
bar children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-28
new YORK BUILDING
SOLD FOR MILLION
Mrs. Isabel Anderson, Owner of
Fifteen-Story Structure Which
Changes Hands.

Mrs. Isabel Anderson. wife Of LarZ
Anderson of this city. has sold the
fifteen story Anderson building in
New York city. corner of Broadway
and 18TH street to Frederick Brown,
real estate operator of New York, adj
vices from that city state. The con-
Sideration is reported as having been
$1,000, 0GO. 4 few days later Mr.
Brown resoId the building by cable
from Japan TO Charles GaleWski of
New York city.
Owing TO the absence from Wash
ington of Mrs. Anderson the report
could not be verified locally.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-03

GeT NAY not De her when you come
1 back, Uncle Wiggily." sal Nurse
Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy, the musl1rat lady
housekeeper to the bunny rabbit gen
ueman one day, as he started away
from his hollow stump bungalow
Not be here2 Why. re you going
10 run awayz" asked 1Ir. Longears. IN
great surprise. Z hone notr" he
added
7 hope not. also" laughed Miss
Fuzzy Wuzzy. no, I'm not going TO
run away" she went on I'm just
going 10 the moving pictures this
afternoon. with Aunt Jsrushia Am
and Mrs. Widdlewobhle. I may not
be home until nearly time TO get
your supper. So If you should happen
TO come back before then you'll just
"Oh, III do that" promised the
bunny. III wait good while be-
fore III 90 without my supper" he
said with a laugh
So. after a while, Uncle Wiggily
went hopping over the fields and
through the woods. looking for an
adventure Nurse Jane called Ior
aunt Jerushia Ann and Ms Wibble-
wobble and started for the movies.
Uncle Wiggily had not hoped very
far before he met his friend, Grand
father Goosey Gander.
Where are you going, Grandpa
Goosey1 asked the bunny gentleman
~Oh. nowhere in particular" was
the answer.
Then come along back 70 my hol-
low stump bungalow with me- IN
vited Uncle WigEily- Nurse Jane IS
out and we can sit and have a nice
talk I was going TO look for an
adventure, but I'd rather sit and talk
with you"
Grandpa Goosey said that was very
nice Of Uncle Wiggily, ana soon the
Two friends were hipplty hopping and
widdie-WaddlinE together hack across
the fields to the hollow stump bunga-
low.
Wait here a minute said Uncle
Wiggily TO Granda Goosey. once they
were inside Just sit down In this
easy chair"
and what are you going 10 do7"
asked Grandpa Goosey as the rabbit
gentleman took off his tall silk hat
and started for the kitchen
'Oh, I'm just going 10 look for
something TO eat" was the answer.
Could you eat som ething2"
7 might nibble a bit OF eornstarch
pudding as the goose gentleman's
answer.
And could crack Up a bit OF
cherry pit, If ] could find it," laughed
Uncle Wiggily. i hope Nurse Jane
left something IN the pantry"
But the musErat lady was going to
bring supper home from the delicates-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-03
Il Years Ago Today

D EPORTs from St. Petersburgh
II show that more trouble is feared
since the r-ooung Of the revolution
lists at MOSCOW
A. i. sharpe took the official oath
CT office yesterday afternoon and as
sumed she responsibility OF collector
Of customs Of the Ell Paso district
The Dixie carnival company IS
coming TO town in few days for
weeks stay
Gernett king VIII leave tonight for
CEuanea-
work on the Lamar school IS going
Forward without interruption.
ne new portion OF the Providence
hospital which has been under course
Of construction for the past month.
Is nearly completed.
a p. Coles's store and warehouse
on St. Louis street is completed and
ready for use.
the foundations OF the new siL-story
Phelus-D6dge office building
Pat Garrett returned from Mexico
today and, after a conference with
his successor. A L Sharpe, viii re-
turn tomorrow to Santa Rosalia 10
resume work on the Finstad case.
One Of the most brilliant affairs OF
the season was the New Years re-
ceptiou given by Mesdames J. H.
the residence OF airs. Dean on Myrtle
avenue.
judge ". II. Celdwen Is IN san
Ballard Coldweu has returned 10
the state university.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-03
DECEMBER WARM AND DRY,
REPORTS WEATHER OBSERVER

FL Paso had IS thunder storms
during the month OF December. but
the amount Of precipitation for the
month, however, was less than the
average % that month, according 20
a report Tor the month made BIZ F.
n Shaver, observer at the govern
ment weather bureau. December also
was warmer than usual
The total precipitation for the
month was ~ inch. OF this amount
II inch fell on the night Of Dec II
IS There were 81 cloudy days and
seven partly cloudy.
The highest temperature for the
month was "a degrees on Dec and
the lowest 90 on Dec. 20. The average
daily tempera ture exceeded the urerI-
ous hiElest aTeraEa BY q deErees-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-03

me pot over there seems pretty veil
stirred up already.
The postmaster, while chewing to-
bacco and splitting on the stove at
the postofnce yesterday. remarked
that there were many things as i'm
portant TO man as money Cape
Allsop agreed that this might be true.
but said he could not think Of any
thing he needed quite 50 bad at the
present time.
sue Sims SAYS II they keep on tam
pering with the liquor business the
next thing anybody knows all the
moonshine stills viii 90 dry"
When the postmaster read fashions
decree that women's skirts would be
about nine inches shorter next season
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-03

than at present he said they had
better stop right now. they had gone
far enough.
Miss Petunia Belcher. who IS be-
lived TO be expecting q New Year
present from her unknown CORE
spondent, has worried the postmaster
so much by calling for her mail SO
often that he hopes she viii not get
anything.
Wherever blasting Is 20 be done
with dynamite or giant powder. the
innocent bystanders are there in
large numbers. wherever a danger
Gus building IS to be pulled down
there viii the bystanders flock
in droves. There Is no payday for
the innocent hystaHders at the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-03

allow II he could make some mighty
good suggestions as 70 how a post
office Of his class should be run.
Yam Barlow believes S25 a quart
for whisky IS too high unless a fellow
is about half drunk when he buys g.
Zero Peck and his wife are at outs
again The trouble arose over some
sort OF remark by Zero about her
cooking; that the only thing on the
table Fit 20 eat was the raw oysters.
We note that Emma Goldman and
Alec Berlman win soon leave for
Russia 90 make their future home
II they can stir up anything in that
country they viii be a lucky pair. as
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-03
HO6w1UOzONeagS
Dunk Bolts, Regular Corresrcndenl
George BinEhaml.
TriEhted-E- L Adams

A LEXANDER 8IOsELEE sees a dun
n New Year for his dozen dogs. as
he finds himself unable financially
to do anything extra for them.
Bub smothers would like 20 know
how they. make condensed milk.
The Wild Rose school is not having
a holiday recess. Prof Cape Ausop
says the pupils are already too far
behind with their work.
The Hogville postmaster is OF the
opinion that II the government would
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-03
WANT Ell PASO-ALAMOGORDO
ROAD TO BE STATE HIGHWAY

The highway commission, OF New
Mexico vas asked Saturday 20 desig-
nate the Fl Paso-Alamog ordo road
as a state highway. This request was
made hv X Il. Roberts. manager of
the chamber OF commerce, James G.
llcNary, president Of ths First Ma
tl0nal bank and Judge Adrian Pool
from Il Paso. and By o. A. Lee. Or
A1amogordo. member OF the New
Mexico legislature and Dr. 8 H.
Johnson. good roads enthusiast from
Ruidoso- 1lr Roberts and Mr. Nc
Nary left Friday nfght for Santa Fs.
semi annual Interest on Savings 1--
counts viii be due Jan lsL De-
positors are requested 20 present pass
books for credit
First Nuflonal Hank-=AdF.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-03

one Of our readers says, More EgEs'
increased my supply from three TO
III eggs Any poultry raiser can
easily double his profits BY doubling
the egg production OF his hens. a
scientific tonic has been discovered
that revitallzes the flock and makes
hens work ali the time The tonic
IS called -1lore Eggs. Give your
hens few cents worth o. More
Eggs" and you VIII be amazed and
delighted With results
Vow is the ti-ze TO give More Eggs"
10 your hens, while prices are high
and profits big Don't let your hens
loaf make them lay More Eggs
Tonic has done this for 100000
chicken raisers all over the country.
IL VIII do the same FOR y0u.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-03
Poultry Raisers Everywhere Tel
Wonderful Results Of 'M0re Eggs"

More Eggs a Godsend
received your -Aore EsEs Tonic and
found % was great Goisend- I was
only getting - eggs a day, and now ]
am getting 50 per day
3lTRLLE ICE. Boston. KY
More Eggs" Paid the Pastor.
can't express IN words how much /
have been benefited by more Eggs."
have paid my debts. clothed the chill
lren in new dresses. and that ls not
ALL paid my pastor his dues sold
ace some. ard had ] = dozen left
MRS LENA AcBltOON- Woodbury., Tenn
1900 Eggs from - Hens
TIE more Esss Ioulc old wonders
FOR me ] had % hens when 7 got the
tonic and Was getting five or six eggs
day April 1st 7 had over 1900 eggs
Z never saw the equal
EDW. MEKKER. Pontiac, Mich.
IG8 Hens-I5OO Hens
have fed two boxes OF More EEEs
20 my hens and think they have broken
the egg record have ldl White Leg
horns and in exactly q days got rs
MIS-. Il II. PATTON. Waverly. 40
$500 Worth Of EgEs from a. Hens
never used More Egg1 Tonic untu
package and have sold over $500 90 worth
% eggs from torrT-l0ur hens more Egss
Lluic did 10 A. c. IHODE.
sterling kanE-, p no. BOX a.
1868 Ecrs After / Package
Last fan ] bought box OF your More
EEEs Tonic and would IKE 10 have you
know the result From January LIST 20
July Isl ny hens laid 1855 eEgl
A. p WHITE Scranton Pa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-03

IT is a big disadvantage for the Tick
4 vile band to play during a hard rain,
on account Of the fact that most Of the
horns are built so they VIII catch
water.
lobe Mosley and the forty or fifty
other Dog Hill characters held a mass
meeting at the Wild Onion school
house last Friday night and extended
a vote Of thanks to the people who
had taken the time to read about them
the past year, and they hope every
body had a nice Christmas.
If a person is bound 10 tell his
troubles tell the little ones; they'll
know all about the big ones anyway.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-03

END OF the week Not one OF them
looks forward 20 promotion for work
veil done A bTstander follows the
occupation for nothinE and boards
himself
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-03
500 PaeBage

u you send .S1-G0 TO i. J. Refer. the
poultry expert $50 Refer Bldg
Kansas City Missouri, today he viii
send sou two large size S1-00 pack
ages OF Store Eggs one package
being absolutely free on the special
limited offer he Is making now The
Million Dollar Merchants Bank OF
Kansas City, Missouri. guarantees Il
sou are not absolutely satisfied your
dollar viii be returned on request
So there is no risk Send a dollar
today on this free package offer.
Profit by the experience OF a man
who has made a fortune cut OF pour
try.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-03
. YES TIONS
4 AND
ANS WERS

" oNeHs-E1. e. B.
A. The falls themselves never freeze
over. though the river above or be-
low them sometimes fills with ice
In certain severe winters notably
1856, 1860 and ISIS. ice Islands have
formed and have so consolidated as
to construct an ice bridge over half
OF the American rapids. Only the
very bold sightseer. however. would
risk viewing the fails from these
bridges OF ice. which might collapse
at any moment.
O. May Alaska become q state
whenever a. chooses s-tf. C..
A. A territory is admitted into the
union OF states by act Of congress
When a territory has gained suffi-
Gent population and Importance, Il
petitions congress for admission and
when IL has convinced that body that
10 is worthy Of q place in the great
sisterhood it is admitted The time
at which congress viii consider Alas
IA up 70 the standard Is impossible
TO forecast
@ Is a uaturaIized citizen entitled
TO hold any office that a born AmerI-
can may holdf-J. G. II.
a The naturaliZed citizen may hold
any office but that OF president or
vice president Only native born
Americans, under a provision Of the
constitution are eligible 70 these
posts
G. Are there any winds that blow
constantly In the same direction
W. II. W.
A The trade winds which prevail
In eqatorial regions blow in the same
direction the year through. North Of
the equator they blow from northeast
TO southwest and south OF the equa-
tor from southeast 10 northwest
q How does the weather bureau
measure the velocity OF the wind and
the annual rniufalIf- Nv. H. w.
A. The rainfall az a given point IS
measured by an instrument con-
stTucted on the principal Of the fun
mel. II the big end Of the funnel
which catches the rain has an area
80 times as great as the tube that
leads from it, rainfall Of l-40th Of
an inch viii register I inch in the
gauge. Each rain Is thus measured
and all are added together 20 get the
annual rainfall The Instrument
which registers the velocity Of the
wind is attached 10 a pinwheel and
works on the principle OF the speed
q why f. longitude measured
from Greenwich. England ID c. 4.
A The Royal observatory Of Eng
land was located at Green witch and
IS as one OF the great institutions or
Its kind at the time that the world
was finding itself from a Eeograph-
ical standpoint Great Britain was
also coming into a maritime domi-
nance For these reasons Green
Wich came 20 be the basic meridian.
O. Please tell me if Or. Paul Ber-
nnrdO Altendorf r. native American
or a naturallzed American, and. n
nnturallzed. where he was bOrnf-
Reader.
A. Dr.. Altendorf was born IN Ger
many and Is a naturalized American.
(Any reader can get the answer to
any question by writing The Herald
Information bureau. Frederic J. Has
kin, Director, Washington %. C. This
offer applies strictly TO informa tion.
The bureau can not give advice on
legal. medical and financial matters.
IL does not attempt to settle domes-
tic troubles nor TO undertake ez-
haustive - 7earch on any subject.
Give fun name and address and en-
close 2-cent stamp for return post
age. Write your question plainly and
briefly All replies are sent direct
TO the inquirer.)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-03
MAYOR DAVIS TO SUPERVISE
LOCAL POLICE DEPARTMENT

Mayor Charles Davis viii supervise
the police department from now on
instead Of councilman W T. Griffith
Councilman Griffith has charge OF
the fire department health depart
ment. city disposal plant and COM
fort stations.
Kodak FinlshinT ses Gsndara-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-03

A vast amount Of work nov
remains to be done which the in
teTTention Of var has necessarily
delayed and accumulated, and
the result is that "s"""% very
large capital expenditures ought
to be made to make up for the
interruptions inevitably due to
the var and to prepare the rail-
reads to serve adequately the in
creased traffic throughout the
country.
WALKER D. HINES
Director GezersI q Rslrocss
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-03

A du f HO L IA
ess psss Ra sai as he e from % ne 5 fo @ " PICKED an @ @ mayor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-03
Send COuDon

Just mu in and mail coupon
with only one dollar. You viii
be sent. Immediately, two 500
packages OF MORE EGGS
The extra package being
FREE Don't watt Reap the
BIG profits MORE EGGS"
VIII make for you. Act NOW
on this special free package
offer Every days delay ~
means extra egg profits lost
Send the COUPON TO-DAY
Evening star., 1920-03-25
FOR SALE-H0USEs
e,nwtanmNA.

Near 18th and H SITS. NE.
$6.35O. ST, ESQ Cash.
q rooms bath colonial brick home: hot
water heat, electric lights. hardwood floors
rnd trim; room for garage; cwner occupant.
Near 9th and E Streets Sc.
5000. $1,000 Cash.
rooms: bath. hot.water heat. semi.de-
tached: splendid condition; an exceptionally
good buy.
Z St. NV. 800 Block.
$4.75O. $1,000 Cash.
I0-room and hath brick; In good condition:
good front and back yards: very conveniently
located to downtown section and all depart
inents,
North Capitol ST.. Bloomingdale.
$3.50. Terms.
ceptioually we'll arranged built in china
closets; convenient 10 Gov. Printing onice.
Bloomingdale. Two-Family Flat
$1,000. $1,000 Cash.
Bay-wintew press brick containing 8 rooms
and bath on lower floor: rooms and bath on
upper neeri suar porches; monthly tenants.
Eye St. NE. 800 Block.
$4,95O. $3.50 Cash.
rooms, hath; modern heating plant: good
condition; yard to paved alley.
Z GIBBONS.
18th and II SITS. NV.
Evening star., 1920-03-25
WANTED-APARTMENTS.

isY APRIL I. FOR FOUR YOUNG LADIES;
NV. section. Address Box 3O4-B, Star office.
WANTED : FURNISHED APARTMENT. BY
Army onicer. on or about April 15 two rooms,
kitchen and bath; modern: in northwest sec
tion: for summer months; children: will
consider purchase Of furniture TO reasonable
amount and take lease; give location and terms.
Address Box 8S-A, Star ONCE 26s
g OR ROOM UNFUINIsHED APARTMENT
oS1 n. Star ofice. 27'
COD LOVES CHILDREN. HAVE Two
me three or four rooms. unfurnished: perma-
nent government employe. Address Box ola.
star office. 23s
FURNTsHED OR USFURNfsHED APART
dress Boz 29s.A. Star Office %.
1913 at. NV, Apt. "a OR 5 FURNISH
ID rooms In NV: section; ami. ReasoEahe
rent. 23s
OR ) ROOM FURNISHED APARTMENT OR
house. with lease: NV. location. and must be
reasonable: avnilabie by April Is. Address Rox
27O-A. Star Office. 26s
ury. Address Box 27eA. Star Office. 25'
WILL. SOME ONE PLEASE HELP ME- FIND
to room unfurnished apartment, $40 TO
$50: Permanent, careful tenant; 9 adults. Ad
dress Rox e60-A Star office. 28'
wANTER TO 2 ROOMS AND BATH. Ne.
preferred, by April 1: adults eplOyed. Address
BOX 213-A, Star office. 2Ha
BY MARRIED COUPLE, BROOM. KI1CHEN-
cite and bath apartment. preferably unfurnish-
ed. or will buy furniture, Rent must he rea-
sOnable. Call Navy 1871, p1s
FOUh on MORE UNFUN ROOMS AND
hath W part ef private hesaej city vs. suburbs.
Address BeN R50.A. Star offtpp, Rgs
tNFGKNfSHED APT, WXNTEDI K00MB.
kitchen and bath northwest section or sub
urhs permanent married couple, Address Box
S2D-A, Star office. 28'
ONFUKNfNIED B-ROOM AND RATH HOUSE,
keeping apartmenti Eood a.w. section, reason
able. Address Box 140-A, Star ONCE. p.
ny APRIL Ia ROOMS. KITCHENEI'rE AND
bath, In modern apartment housei willing TO
take lease for enc year, Phone Cleveland 1870,
branch l1s, IS
Evening star., 1920-03-25
FOR SALE-HOUSES >.
p. F. CARLEY,
617 E St. NV. +. 6l53.
Real Estate and
Business Broker.

You St. NV.
Near lst. Two apartments Of ; rooms and
bath each. One apt rents for $87 per month.
Other apt. occupied by owner. who Will give
immediate possession. Prizes, including rooms
Of AL furniture. $500 Cash payment. $500.
Easy terms.
Near 5th and + SITS. NV.
Business property consisting Of 5 living
rooms and storeroomi. Lot 2OzIO0 Cash pay
n.ent, $1,000. Price. s8.5cO
9th St. Near NJ NV.
rooms and bath. L~trobe heat. Lot 2o,1M
sssd s. fef fr.ees sa s4'ssS t'' s'''Se' A'A '@''
Near 9th and G SITS. S.W.
Groom and bath brick. Large lot. ., Nice Me-
Oregon Ave.
Seven rooms, 2 baths. II. -w.h. Modern home.
CT sh payment, 81 900 Price, $8.50G
Near East Cap. and 11th SITS.
rooms and bath. Concrete cellar. Lot
IfA1 asgs Utssttnl Pras PGasrn
Near 1st and S SITS. NV.
3 rooms: bath: Steam heat; Terms Terms to suit.
Georgia Ave.
A beautiful home. Modern IN all respects.
ii rooms. baths, H.-w.h. Lot 22xl25 IT.
Price. $4,000.
Georgetown.
One Of the hest pieces Of business property
IN this section. Old established stand. Full
particulars as this Office. Price, sat .h0O.
Near 10Th and Eye SITS. NV.
business property con.i.tins of rooms and
store. Terms, Price. s650o.
Suburban.
Beautiful home, II rooms, h.-w.h.; acres
land. Improved property. Walking distance
$15,O
Other good suburban places listed with US.
Cali and get list.
P. F. CARLEY.
S. 25O-s75o CASH. $50 MONTH"; r. AND
b. brick; cellar; furnace heat; stationary
tubs in cellar: small back yard; alley: on u
IT. ne. near II ct.
$475O-CAsH, $500, $50 MONTHS r. AND
b. brick; large bach yard; alley; latrobe
heat; or North Carolina ave. Sc. near Lin
coin Park
$42oo-s5OO CASH. s45 PER MONTHS R.
and b. brick; cellar: latrobs heat: q ct. ne.
near Sd.
FOR COLORED
$35OO-$5OO CASH. $45 MONTH"; r. AND
b. basement brick back yard; alley; on 9th
NEWsOM. Real Estate. 111o H st. ne.
Evening star., 1920-03-25
FOR SALE-HOUSES
Continued.

Near Conn. Ave. and Million
Dollar Bridge.
$4,000. Terms.
Attractive corner residence containing 8
beautiful light rooms. large front porch. iiv-
ing room with tapestry brick fireplace. small
dining p.nssy a.d sassa
large closet in each room and four additional
closets in hallway. sleeping porch. attic over
Entire Th, house BACK , a os iGS Roct y. creep See1
Park. and the view from each room can never
be obstrueted.
Vacant. Saul's Addition.
Detached.
$11,85O. Terms to Suit.
s rooms, tile bath. electric lights. hot water
heat hardwood floors. open hreplacet garage;
grape arbor; newly decorated inside and out.
Ready TO move into at once.
Jefferson St. Brightwood. d. c.
$1,000. Terms.
Modern semi detached home Of rooms and
s heat owner % Sn :1Ss
possession to suit purchaser,
Two-Family Flats Near Capitol.
$1,000. $500 Cash.
splend,dly constructed and modern two fam.
lily fats containing roosns and bath down
stairs. rooms and bath upsthirsi separate
heating plantsl large yards to paved alley;
HARTUNG
3O1 Southern Bldg,