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Mrs. Latney Barnes, of Amarillo,
Texas, is here at the bedside Of her
br other, Austin Lewis, who is quite i'll.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-15
WHITING
dnd its
PEOPLE

The mid-week services at the Meth
odtst church tonight viii be "A Clean
sweep meeting. The attendaaea Will
be ~ streets The plan = to start 81
the end 81 the street. farthest away
from the church and stop st evory Meth
odist home inviting people to join the
crowd and attend the service The
start should be made about seven ?. m
The +. Of p lodge viii have their
regular meeting tonight at which time
there viii BE- initiation on next
Wednesday night the degree team has
been invited 70 Gary 70 DO the initial
CRY work
Nj T ". Eaton + confined . his
home with illness but Is improving.
Mrs. oscar Goldsmith Or Chicago.
formerly OF whiting. has announced
the engagement Of her daughter Miss
Dorothy to AIR Marcus Taub also ~
Chicago The wedding : to take
place in March
David p Puriaton i On the sick
list.
The OIL CUB viii give their month
IL card party il their club rooms this
evening.
ar D. il. richardson of Pittsburg.
sras a guest 1t the home Or His aunt.
Mrs r.. w. Eaton of Sheridan ave.
III Tuesday evening.
Ar. ard Mrs =. e Purington of
sheridan avenue ha,e as their guests
9lr Ellsworth sweetmaa Of Nanistee.
Mich. and Miss Alice jenkins IF
Washington, D. g.
The regular meeting of the Fsthian
Sisters VIII be held or Friday even
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-15
RHEUMATIC PAINS
RAISING ARUMPUS?
Sloan's Liniment, kept handy.
takes the 6kht out of them

CLOSING around in the act and
then - the dreaded rheumatic
twingel But not for long when
Sloan's iliment is kept handy.
Pains, strains. sprains ~ how soon
this old family friend pesetyGtes psthoss
rsb1ine and helps drive EN- swayi
And how cleanly, too - no nuss. no
bother, no stained akin or clogged
pores. Muscles timber up, iumbago.
sciatica, neuralgia are promptly re-
heved. Keep a bottle handy all the
time. Get one today If you've run out
Of Sloan's Linirnent.
All druggists $50, zoe, S1.4D.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-15
ADVERTISEMENT
Don't Appreciate
McKeesport Field"
Pitts No. Proves Be Close Rival of BrndeFoser Well and ndi-
900 Feet of Gas Per Day. Bringing Comment from
Congressman Who Remarked That Other Communities Would be
Wild With Excitement al Such Speetaces
CONGRESSMAN JAMES F. BURKE,

The biggest gusher the MKeespo held yeser
cay the Pitts No 2 the flow Of which estimated at more than
100000 feet o'clock last night after the well had been
Connected to the lines Of the Peoples Gas Company.
Excitement high around the we'll after the spread that
Pitts No had large crowd watched with keen interest
work Of the de and company they hurried to make
e the connections from the well the and prevent accidents
salar to what had occurred a other wells IN the field
Among the interested spectators the birth Of the well
Congressman James Francis Burke Of Pittsburgh who loud his
praise Of the AloKeesport gas field
Mr. Burke stated Journal that he his be-
lief that the local field exceed by far field discovered and
edcted that greatness would be realized for long H
nd that similar field discovered any other part the
ty special would Be necessary haul the crowds but
people u Pittsburgh and vicinity accustomed big things
~ Do not set excited
ai Burke has particular interest oil and gas. He born
sight Of the Drake farm Nenango county, Pennsylvania the
na greatest 81 field the world and has visited oil and
ds everywhere.
Mr. Burke ays the people Of tins district DO realize what
adeu thing nave right here yards The Greatest Gas
cid IN The World
81 newspaper photographers and
bakers present the coming Of the Pitts No 2 All anxious
something 10 happen Q give them subject
Contractor John Saee ho brought the we'll happy
child with his bringing well that
such tremendous This Mr. Snees second well for Mr.
Pits.
All the ders and employees Pitts No recalled that Mr. Pitts
and confident he M repeat the No 2 especially
bigger.
BIG OIL & GAS COMPANY McKEESPORT, PA
You have share in this marvellous gas and oil field By act
ing and Oh Malice the Hotel Majestic Hammond or
Doas Hotel East Chicago send your subscription Carlson and
Desaus ZAP First National Bank Bldg Chicago 500 buys
300 partnership proposition
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-15

Charlotte OF Chicago. spent Tuesday
At the home Of her brother. Thomas
". Duggan OF Pennsylvania avenue.
a skating contest for children under
Is years OF age viii be given at the
tents courts in the Whiting park to-
morrow afternoon at four O'Clock
There will be skating contests for the
boys and girls with prizes for ali con-
testants.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-15

Accept California" syrup Of Figs
only-looH for tho name California on
the package. then you are sure your
child Is having the best and most harm
less laxative or paysic for TIT little
stomach liver and bowels. Children
love It's delicious fruity taste. Full
directions for child's dose on each bot
tie. Give Il without fear.
Mother. lou must say California"
adv
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-15
sTAR THEATRE TONIGHT

Last time tonight % see Marguerite
Clark in White Heather" also Back
81 nature GINS" sunshine comedy.
f-i5-i
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-15

Carl Il. Grtrith in Tower Of Jewels"
we guarantee this picture. Also Pathe
news and comedy. Coming tomorrow,
Eert Lyten IN "Rlack1es Redemption"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-15

Advertise in me Times and sd.
vertise again. Results come with
constant effort.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-15

For sALE:-I-onr good lots On Lake
ST.. "a West Park Addition. phone az
or call at Whiting Drug store II So
vak Home. Ills
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-15
Whiting
Advertisements
Are Winners
and are accepted by The whiting News
Co. S24. l1eth ST.. Phone I3s-W.

c2ntat.t Dance Thursday night.
January 18TH. Unity Hall liz
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-29
BOWLING.

The following scores were rolled last
night on the alleys of Grady's bowling
and pocket billiard parlors:
HERCULES LEAGUE.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-29
AMUsEA4ENTs.
LIONEL BAn.rxors At rnH rLArnousn.

LIONEL BAnaYMonn AT rnE PLAYnoUsn.
Lionel Barrymore, in his latest play,
"Thc Letter of the Law. will come TO Tho
Playhouse for thrcc nights and Saturday
matinee. commencing this evening. la
Robe Rouge" Was the French title OF thu.
play. ~ Il appeared ~ the original work of
the famous tlramatist, Eugs,ne Bric,n.
MouH,n. O grasping and ambitious magis-
trate 81 the French court of law, h thu
character in which Mr.. Barrymore will b.
seen. Tho story will tell in detail the efforts
Of Mouxon TO grasp power and fame in his
hands by false proeec'1tions. Doris
Rankin, ws.Il-known actress, VIII have
the chief feminine lead. She will also
appear opposite Mr.. Barrymore in the
screen version Of his legitimate suoccss,
"Thc Copperhcad," which will shortly be
secn in this city.
sAoAcIous PONY AT THE GARRrcx.
"Commodorc Tom," pony which is
helping to entertain patrons of the Gar
rick Theatre this week, appears to be en-
dow,sl with unusual saRacity for one of the
lowrr animals II IL not An uncommon
thing to sce a trained horse that can
count" distinguish colors, and 80 on. all
Of which "Commodore Tom" does, but
LItcTc AFF tNlUEN tuiN hltiitHi h'"6 WI vs'ss'a
it appears to havr monopoly. The act
concludes with some favorite melodies on
bells, which are played by the pony, and
in making his exit he hacks of into the
wings, bowling acknowledgment OF the
applause
MACK BENNETT aIRrs AT THE QUEEN.
FiglrativeIy speaking Mack Scnnett
Bathing Girls have captured the city and
have the amusement lovers in their grasp
with their appearance at the Queen
Theatre. These girlslpoesess not only ex-
cellcnt figures, but also prove capable and
entertaining when il comes to the singing
and dancing. The photoplay feature,
yankee Doodle in Berlin, Is n clever
satire, showing the defects and foilies Of
the Kaiser and his gang in their war
making. Boutwell, Browne, the famous
feminine impersonator, plays The vampire
and "vamps" valuable information Tor the
Allies.
CHARLES nay AT TIE HfaIro.
Today Charles Ray, in "String Beans, ;"
one OF the best and most typical OF the
Ray rlbc stories, is at the Rialto Theatre.
Ray is the originator OF this character.
He does not make his character ridiculous,
neither docs he present him as the per
fcction and miniature of an angel. String
Beans" was first shown at the Queen
several months ago.
MARION DAVIES At THE MAJESTIC
Considering how and in what position
Marion Davies won her first great fame, IL
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-29
OLDER BOYS COULD
NOT STAND THE PACE
Salcsianum Varsity Puts it Over
on Alumni Again by Score
Of 80 to l0.

In well-plnycd game last night tho
Salesianum Alumni were handed their
second defeat OF the season by the Salesi-
anum varsity by the score Of 30 to 10.
The contest was close until the middle
>of the second half, when the older boys
seemed to have become tired, for they had
but little practice before the game, they
being substituted for the Beaco m 3
Business College quintet, which had to
cancel on account Of the illness of three
OF its players.
Lowell started the scoring on the first
tap-of with beautiful field goal from the
side Of the net, which was Immediately
followed with free toss from Walsh.
Then "Clcm" Carney got things going for
the older boys, and kept tho younger boys
busy till the end OF the first half which
ended in the favor Of the varsity, Is to 10.
The older boys recovered somewhat at
the opening of the second half, closing the
gap in the score to the tune OF % to Is.
But the Gold and White youngsters pulled
themselves together and soon put a safe
distance between themselves and their
older brothers.
Salesianums next game will take place
on Saturday afternoon at $50 o clock at
the st. Patrick's gym, against the Newark
High aggregation The locals succeeded
in outclassing this fast quintet nj Newark
several weeks ago by the close score of
IL to .. Score
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-29
JACK JOHNSON COMING
BACK TO i. s. he SAYS
Plans to Return and Fix Up Old
Charge and Then Fight Jack
Dempsey.
Rx A.sociatcti pres. to Every Evcnins

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Mexico CITY. Jan. 20.--Jack johnson,
former heavyweight pugilist champion Q,
the world. plans to return to tho United
States at once to face charges pending
against him in Chicago. Ills, according TO
a letter shown the Associated frcss yes
terday by johnson. The former champion
is confident he can arrange legal dii-
ficultics in time to fight Jack dempsey
before the latter meets Georges 'arpen-
tier of France, and asserts Dempsey must
meet him before he can claim the worlds
championship.
The letter shown by the former cham
pion was written by him to Charles +.
Clyne, United States district attorney IN
Chicago. 1t said johnson would go TO
New York by the way of Havana, ar
ranging through the American Embassy
here for federal agents from MIR Clvne's
office TO meet him in New York. This
step was for the purpose OF avoiding COM
plications Johnson requested Mr.. Clyne
to give him 36 hours of lcoway after he ar
rived in Chicago SO that he might secure
bondsmen and make other legal prepara-
tions.
Johnson asserted yesterday that he
weighed 213 pounds, but would 90 into
training immediately after reaching the
To make his old fighting weight During
the eight years that Johnson has been out
of the United States he has visited virtual
ly every country in the old world and
South America.
Chicago, Jan. 2o.--John Arthur (Jack)
Johnson. Negro heavyweight puglist,
fed to Europe in 1914 after he had been
sentenced to a year in a federal prison
and fined $1,000 on charge OF violating
the white slave law. He was out on bond
pending new trial on some OF the counts
and resentenced on Others.
Charles f. Clyne, federal district at
tornev who prosecuted Johnson, early
TODAY said he had received no communica-
ton from the Negro since he left Chicago.
Johnson's Indictment grew out of allega-
tons that be paid the railroad fare of a
woman from Pittshurg to Chicago.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-29

= most Appropriate In the opinion cf her
audiences at tho Majestic, where stse is
now playing in "'rhe Cinema Murder" to
find her in thin. photoplay presenting a
young actrss Of the day. "rhc Speak
easy will probably give thosc thirsty
oncr few things to lspgh shout
"A REnuLAR GIRL" AT THE vIcToRfA.
"A Regular Girl which IL the feature
attraction At tho Victoria Theatre this
weck, is ono of the most entertaining
photoplays produced in several months.
The authors of the story Frances Marion
and Edmund Gouiding-hnvc taken a
typical American gjrl full II fun and
ginger, and PLACED her in the center of
timely plot which deals with the prob
lerns and difiic1lltic. arising from her de-
termination to land jobs for returned
soldiers and aid them in finding wives TO
match Elsie Janis n the Regular
Girl"
Tim cArfToL" At THE SAVOY
The hi.trionic powers Of Leah Baird,
famed as one Of the truly great emotional
stars of the screen, were taxed To the limit
in her newest Artro Production, serhe
Capitol" powerful perturbation Of
Augustus Thomas famous stage SUCCESS,
which comce TO the Savoy Theatre, be-
ginning today and the balance Of the
week. In "1'he Capitol drama Of
social and political Washington, Mrs
Baird IS introduced ms Margaret kennard,
who docs lot of interesting things.
RICHARD cAHLE AND "sussHNE" AT
PLAYHOUSE.
A popular combination Of play and
PLAYER comes when Sunshine" will be
At The Playhouse next Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday, with Richard Carle rs
the chief player. This musical attraction
has already played for ~ weeks in Tho
larger cities. Richard Carle IL one Of
Wilmingtons particular favoritcs His
coming now, the first in tho last two
or three years, means much To the public
who thronghly ENJOY clever and q re-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-29
GREENHILL SHOOT SATURDAY.
High Gun Will be Winner Of Leg on
Philip du Pont Trophy.

Grccnhil members are looking forward
to n big day at the traps on Saturday.
The fifty target event viii be on yard
age handicap by ella sses, and the high gun
will be winner of the seventh leg on the
Philip du Pont Fox gun trophy. There will
be special take home trophies for each of
the four classes. The high gun in each
class to receive a trophy and >also a trophy
for the shooter making the nearest to the
average score of his class.
The contest for the Black Diamond cup
closes on Saturday with the shoot-oif for
final ownership. William Minnick, J. A.
FRANKIE. III. Wilson, H. III. Lotiand, G. l..
Walker, l.. L. Boyco, j. Il. McHurh, G.
Voshell, J. ]. Sheppard and G. w. Towns
ley will clash in twenty-five target event,
with the club added target handicap TO
decide the winner of this trophy.
Once more chickens and plum puddings
will be an attraction of the day. These
shoots will be at ten targets and the club
will insist that shooters squad themselves
and also fix upon their own hand.caps.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-29
ANGLERS AND GUNNERS.
Association Making Drive for Mem.
bership Of 1000.

The Delaware Anglers and Gunners
Association will hold its monthly meeting
next Tuesday evening, February g. in the
Bottomly Building. The members are
taking a very active part in their drive for
1000 members. At the last meeting, 40
new members were elected to membership
and from the present outlook there will be
over 100 applications put in for member
ship at the February meeting.
The association, through Senator l. III.
Ball, has received $50 copies of the
Migratory Bird Laws, as well as the book
of different game laws of each State,
Canada and Alaska, which Will be sent to
each of the members.
The association has offered three prizes
TO. be gwen to the three members that
bring In the largest number of new men,
hers between january ! and May 4, at
which time the association expects to hold
q rally, In some hall. The booster commit
tee is receiving alarge number OF inquiries
about the casting contest, which viii be
held about May i.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-29
sALEsrANuM c. n. 9.
sALEsrASuM ALUMNI.

Referee Central Board. Time
keeper-E. l.. Bader. Time of halves
20 minutes
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-29
RACQUET CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES.
Jay Gould One OF the Players in Phila-
dclnhia Contest Today.

BY Associated Press 60 Every Evening
Philadelphia, Jan. 29.--Play for the
national racquets doubles championship
started at the Racquet club here today and
will continue until Saturday. Star play
ers from New York, Chicago, Boston and
Philadelphia are entered in the tourna-
ment.
In todays matches J.. W. Wear and
JAY Gould, representing the Racquet
Club, meet X. A. Gardner and l.. IL.
Reynolds, Chicago, G. c. Phell, national
singles champion, and STANLEY Mortimer,
New York, played 5. I. Gardner and
Howard Linn. Chicago; S. W Pearson aud
W. j. McGIynn, Philadelphia, met q T..
Frclinrhuysen and +. Cutting, New York,
and Cramer Roberts and Charles 5.
Bfomley, Philadelphia, played g. Hatch
and J. W. Waterbury, New York.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-29
BASKETBALL TONIGHT.
Young Friends and EpwoFth Meet In the
Formers Gym.

A large crowd ia expected at Friends
School gymnasium tonight at s o'clock,
to witness what promises to be ono Of the
fastest baskctba1l games Of the winter:
Epworth and Young Friends, undefeated
leaders Of the Community Church League,
meet in contest, which will in all proba-
bility decide the championship df the
league for the first half Of the season.
Young Friends will play Garrett Taylor,
"Hick Thompson and Warren Morrow,
considered three Of the best in town, while
Epworth has three boys Of equal calibrc in
bud" Spcakrnan, Johnny Cole and Les
Burns. Friends will fill out their line-up
from Hopes. Brosius, Morris and Hamp-
ton, and Epworth will choose among
Stillcy, Wahls, Massey, Jewell, Under
wood and Fisher. Mr.. Ross will be
referee. No admission is charged and the
sporting public is invited To the gnmc.
All the above Epworth boys arc re-
quested to meet their manager In the
church parlor at 7 p. IN.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-29
HANOVER MEN TO
PRESENT MINISTRELSY

The 'fFlory-Yost Worst Minstrel Co. ("
will entertain in Hanover Church GYM
nssium tomorrow evening under the
auspices OF the Mems League. This is
the first social night planned by the league
and all the members and friends of the
church are looking forward to delightful
evening. The program of ministrelsy is
said 10 be one of the best ever arranged
by an amateur organization.
All the friends of the chuich are invited.
Entrance to the building viii be from
Jefferson street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-29
NOTICE TO NEW CASTLE
AND SOUTH WILMINGTON
GAS CONSUMERS

Gas service will be discontinued to New
Castle snd South Wilmington between the
hours of a. III. and $50 =. M, Sunday,
February /.
All customers in those districts are
requested TO turn off all burners and leave
of until they are SURF service has been re-
established.
The interruption Is neccssitated by
changes due TO the work Of the State High
way Department.
Wilmington Gas Company
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-29
BRowNsoN TOURNAMENT.
Checker, Pool and Card CoatNsls
Start In Neay Future.

Checker, pool ard card tournaments
will within few dayy, bs launched ~
the Brownson Library Association. L<,fs
of pep IL expected 70 develop among tbe
contcpdcrs, NJ they will have t<tore thin
throughout the contests vision a the
silver loving cup that ia to ~ donated 10
the winner. Prizes are also To he donated
70 the men able TO land IN second and
third places.
70 conduit the tournament are Charles j.
lynch, champion checker player NJ the
State " Delaware, and John Crant, siso
recognized ~ player of ability,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-29
Yankee
Doodle
in Berlin =


Prices:
Mat, Bal, zoe; Orch,
soc. Nights, Bal, Soc;
Orch, soc. War tax in
cluded).
Continuous Performance,
Beginning at IL Noon
Bathing Beauties appear
at lao, 3.l5, 6.35, SIS and
$50 p. m. Fashion review
at 8 p. m.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-29
READY FOR BIG SHOW"
Large Cast In Entertainment This Even
inc nj the r. NJ ~ A.

The big show " be given this evening
IN the Y NJ H,A has ia it's cast 80 people
and IL is taking ~ other people 70 sssisf
IN making tho affair tho real thing.
Three orchcstras arc furnishing mpric
for tho different acts in tho show. This
affair, the big show, will be at the dig
posnl of any charitable institution for
charitable purposes This affair is open
10 the public.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-29

sourceful comedian and Mr.. Carlc IL thAt
at tbs very best He adds bifs and remarks
OF his own witticisms during the perform
nnce Of Sunshine" that have made the
audiences in other cities 20 into GA of
hearty lauKhter. A special symphony
orchestra accompanies Sunshine" 5eats
for the engagement will 10 on sale today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-29
St. Mary's Defeats Emmanuel Reserves.

St. Maryis basketball team easily
defeated the Emmanuel reserves of New
Castle in hotly contested game In Eden
Park hall last night, by the score of Is TO
9. Morris starred for the winners.
Evening star., 1920-05-05
FOUND

PIN, in G st. in front Of Church Of Epiphany
at $3.50 Monday evening. Owner may nave
same BY describing pin and paying 1of' ~.
Call at ONCE Of Church Of Epiphany
WRIST WATCH. lafy's. gold. IN 10th st st.
r.w.. morning Of April 80. Call at 7sS Up
shur ST. NV.
Evening star., 1920-05-05
WANTED-HELP.
SELL TIRES
MALE.

nlercial and departmental PRESIDENT and exten-
sionl courses. Tuition combined courses $40
month. Prepares FOR revenue auditor. New
classes forming. Register today. Revenue Au-
ditors' Training Inst. 4l2 Kellogg bldg. 1416
Evening star., 1920-05-05

YOUNG WOMAN, under thirty years old. a.
companion and housekeeper In family Of two,
unincumbered. and willing to 20 to seashore
during summer. Address Box 240-T, Star office.
stating telephone number.
Evening star., 1920-05-05

SALESMAN-For nationally
advertised product of merit; to
a man of unquestionable ability
this offers an exceptional oppor-
tunity. Apply to Mr.. J. L.
Reeves, us 18th NV, from 9 to
10 am, 4 to 5 pm.
Evening star., 1920-05-05
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
MARSHALL BUSINESS BROKERS.


913 ". Y. ave.
Delicatessep and confectionery: one living
room. doing u successful business; price, Sl2W
Confectionery and soda business; low rent
price. $500. .,,
established; price, 81, 100.
Rooming house; no better location NV; l3
rooms: well furnished; price. 81 200.
Rooming house. 10th and Ii sts: II
rooms: large income; price. 81 ,4oO
Rooming house; near 11th and Mass ave.
X rooms: fine furniture; price. $2HD.
Iunchroom bargain: located on 9th ST.; one
Of hest paying places of its class in city; in
spect and make Offer.
Moving picture theater; rent, So; about
200 seats; price. $3.50.
Iunchroom: opposite govt. departments: one
Grocery and confectionery: old established
corner: rent $35; price, $1,000.
confectionery and cigars; near Soldiers
Home: reasonable rent: inspect this place and
you win buy; price. $1,000.
First-class delicatessen. confectionery and
fruit store; 5-year lease; good living rooms:
price right.
Tailoring business, repairing. cleaning, ETC.;
one Of the best places we ever listed for $780,
MARSHALL BUSINESS BROKERS.
g13 n. Y. ave.
WANTED-To buy well located auto accessory
business or garage. Address Box BAIT, Star
Evening star., 1920-05-05

COLORED-
Several settled men to act
as china packers; those
with some experience pre-
ferred; good salaries, steady
positions to those who
qualify. Apply Mr.. Little,
fifth floor,
THE PALAIS ROYAL,
11th and G SITS.