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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-05-18
CAMPAIGN SHOWS
MORE ACTIVITY
-
SALVATION ARMY HOME APPEAL
DRIVE is SHOWING UP i'm
BETTER SHAPE

Business Mems Team No. 1, under
leadership of Mayor, Hopkins and j. L.
Andrews, report $4,000 in cash and
pledges. Mr.. Irwin, who has super
vision of the teams at the Brunswick
Marine Construction Company reports
that over two hundred cards are out
at the plant, returnabl today, and that
indications are that their boys will
do we'll Reports from other indus
trial plants Of the city indicate that
good contributions will be made by
the men, and on the whole, prospects
are looking much-.better than they
have at any time during the cam
paign.
The campaign closes the goth, and
there remains only five days in which
to secure the quota. The idea of be-
ing able to secure tn property fund,
in addition to the maintnance fund,
has been abandoned, and all efforts
will be put forth to put Brunswick ov-
Ter the top on. the maintenance fund,
which is approximately $5000.0o
There are.s6o provisions made at
the Salvation Army Headquarters for
the maintnance of a Salvation Army
Corps in Brunswick. by people of
lanw othr zone in the country, and
Brunswick people must realize that if
they want the Salvation Army, they
must at least maintain thir own corps.
BEGINNING today list of donations
with thenames and amounts,of these
contributions will be published from
Iday to day, as they are reported at
Headquarters.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-05-18
One Hundred and Forty Busi=
ness Men Invading The
West
SPECIAL TRAIN is
ON SCHEDULE TIME
First Time in History That Such
Party Has Invaded Middle
West to Secure Business and
to Cement Business Friend
ships and Relations.
Especial Wire to The News)
BY Louis ]. Leavy. Jr.

Cincinnati, Ohio, May 17.-Edwir
Chamber of Commerce, told the Mid.
RINhst-South Atlantic delegation today
In welcoming them to this city, that
the United States was too big and the
commerce too heavy, to any longer
look to one port to hadle the bulk
of it's commerce. He pledged his sup
port to the movement to route freight
destined for middle Western points
through South Atlantic ports.
The big feature of the first meet
ing on the, midwest party's itinerary
was The passing Of a resolution joint
ly by the Cincinnati Chamber OF
ing the attention of the Interstate
Commerce Commission to the oppor-
tnnity presented to relieve the present.
serious congestion, which is now
thheatening to disrupt industry and in.
trfere with production by routing i'm
ports and exports from and to the
middle West through the FIVE South
Atlantic ports.
Special features of the first day
were a noon luncheon and an automc
bile drive over the city, with dinner
tonight at the HotN Gibson. The
speakers tonight for the South At
lantic ports We're Rhett OF Charles
ton and George T. Cam, of~Savannah
Tomorrow will be spent in Cleve-
land. The trip SO far has been an
unqualified success.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-05-18
STEAMSHIP LACKAWANNA
in PORT FOR REPAIRS

The Steamship Lackawana. owned
by the Brunswick Marine Construc
tion Corporation. en- route from Port
Tampa to Baltimore with cargo, ar.
rived in port yaseraag aftrnon. put
ting in here for minor engine repairs
at the yards OF the owners. The
Lackawanna is under command of
Capt Luddeko. and is engaged In .he
ceastwise irlda.
There was u r,lmOr current on the
streets yesterday to the effect that
the Lackawan Ia had gone aground
off the Brll.s'yick bar. but there was
no truth III tbs report, which was
probably occa son" because of the
minor ergina trouble which forced
the vessel to put in here for repairs
before proceeding to Baltimore,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-05-18
EASTMAN GETS
NEXT ROAD MEET
ATLANTIC OCEAN HIGHWAY AS
ISOLATION GOING TO DODGE
METROPOLIS FOR JUNE
SESSION

The next melting of the Atlantic
I;Ocean Highway association will be
held in Eastman sometime during
the month of June, at date soon
to be decided upon. At the meeting
held in McRae recently the associa-
tion was invited to Eastman on be-
half of the Eastman Kiwanis club
and will be the guests of that organi
zation when converting
The melting in Eastman will be the
sixth to be held by the association
since :ts forming at Brunswick sever
al months ago. In every county in
which meetings. have been held sa far,
the result has been that bond cleo
ton has been called by the authori-
ties for the purpose of securing funds
with which to construct the roads
through the several counties inter-
ested. 1t is now regarded as GER
tainty that the Ocmulgee river at
Lumber City will be brldged, as an
outcome of the recent melting at Nc.
Rae, the expense fthe work to be
divided between tn counties of Tel
fair and Jeff Davis and the Federal
government.
! 1t is the hope of good roads en-
thusiasts that the meeting will bring
on bond election, or that other
, means may be devised for putting
the connecting link of the highway,
which is to be a hard-surfaced road
for its entire length, through Dodge
county.
The assembly in Eastman will be
attended by the members of the state
| Highway commission, the state high
way engineer, the engineers for the
i leleventh and twelfth districts and
, Frank T. Reynolds, secrtary of the
Georgia County Commissioners asso-
citation. Delegates will also be on
band from all of the counties between
Macon and Brunswick. At noon the
good roads representatives will be
rendered luncheon or dinner by the
citizens of the city.
| Following the meeting at Eastman
another will be held at Hawkinsville
and later one at Perry, which will
complete Organization in all of the
countlss south of Macon,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-05-18

its gets really mad, goes ON a ram
page and browns ou t everything in
and around Asheville. For miles we
have been following this beautiful
stream, and those members of the
who have neve before made the
trip up the Saluda grade, were not
exactly frightened, gut wee bit ner-
vous as engines on either end of the
train pulled andpuffed and fought to
make tn grade.
Tomorrow morning at nine o'clock
the special will make it's first stop
on the great trip. when we expect
to arrive in Cincinnati. There the
party will be given its first Welcome
to the middle west and the members
i will be kept busy throughout the
day, as many plans have been made
flor the. entertainment in tn big
,Ohio city.
The personnel of the Brunswick
car, after a few changes were made
at the last minute, is as follows:
A. NJ Ross, F. E. Decker, J. H. Par
ker, G. s. TAFT, G.. Miller. u. E. Lam
bright A. j. Gordon, J. J. Vickers
Brian S. Brown, ]. M. Couric, J.. R
Minehan, ]. L. Andrews, l.. H. Haym
LII. H. Herndon, l.. J. Leavy, Jr., r. L
! Philips. A. M Smith, DR. w M. Odum
H. S. Young. Atlanta, F. Fl. Albbott
Of the Georgia Land Owners Associa
tion. Mike Walsh, representing the
iYaryap Rosin and Turpentine Com
ipany will join the party at Chicago
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-05-18
PENNSYLVANIA PRIMARIES
WILL BE HELD TODAY
(By the Associated Press)

Philadelphia, May 17.-All the po-
litical parties of Pennsylvania will
conduct primaries tomorrow. Attor-
ney General A. Mitchell Palmer is
the only presidential candidate on the
Dmocratic ticket, but opponents have
inauguratedI movement to write in
the name of William G. McAdoo. Ed
ward Randolph Wood is Philadelphia
only candidate in the Republican pr;-
mary, where the fight is chiefly to set
tie factional defnses.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-05-18
Cyde Liner San Marcos Arrived
Yesterday to Relieve Con-
gesti0n Here
MISSION MAY PROVE
TO BE A FAILURE
Lonshoremen in Brunwsick on
Strike Demanding go and 65
Cents an Hour more Than is
Paid in Other Ports, Says
Fuller.

The Clyde Liner, San Marcos.
steamed into her old accustomed
berth at the Mallory-Clyde line
wharves yesterday Afternoon, and in
cidntally its the first ship OF either
the Clyde or Mallory line to rach the
25th.
Situations due to the general strike
which has been on in all of tn ports
in the last sixty days and while the
San Marcos comes to Brunswick to re-
lieve the jam, and congestion here.
it is doubtful if her mission will be
successful since there is a strike on
hre among the longshoremen.
Thomas Fuller, agent of the Clyde
line told a News representative VS.
terday that the laborers in Brunswick
are demanding sixty and sixty-flve
cents per hour in Brunswick-sixty
on the wharves and sixty-f1ve IN the
ships. This he says is twenty cents
pr hour more than Is being paid at
Savannah and Jacksonville.
/ While the San Marcos arrived ear
lily yesterday, light from Port Arthur
Texas, not a lick of work has been
done yesterday. while there are hun
drds III tons of freight congested
n the warehouses awaiting shipment.
Mr. Fuller says he is waiting on ad-
ivces from New York as TO whether
the demands of the longshoremen will
be granted. HIS stated that he did
not believe the company would pay
the increases demanded.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-05-18
(By L. ]. Leavy. Jr.

On Board West Special, May 16.-
En-. Route.-With approximately 14O
boosters from the five great South
Atlantic ports, Wilmington, Charles
ton, Savannah, Brunswick and Jack
sonville. the Midwest special lest
Columbia exactly on time this morn
ing (something unusual for the South
ern Railway, but true nevertheless)
and the first three or four hours We're
1Sgpent in a general Introduction OF
the members of the party. The dele
gation from each city passed through
each car, introducing himself to the
various members, and before Spar
tanburg was reached every member
know the other. very soon one would
have thought that the acquaintance
had exended over a period of several
years.
At Spartanburg this morning. the
entire party assembled in front OF
the depot, where group picture was
taken. The pictures ar to be deyel-
oped at once and will be forwarded to
the various cities in the itinerary to
be used in the newspapers upon the
arrival Of the party there.
The train in which the trip is being
made dss aver yhandsome one. First
is tourist car. then comes the Sa'
vanah Pullman, Brunswick next; then
Jacksonville, Charleston and Will
: mington, in the order named, then
,;oh ~ 70 hau
ample for the accommodation of the
marty, and the service has been ex
cellent, and TIM the observation, in
which the secretaries, publicity men
and others have their offices.
Among those joining the party al
Spartanburg this morning was Hon
Matthew Hale. president of the
South Atlantic Maritime Association
who came down from washington
and will make the entire trip with the
party. Mr. Hale, having resided ir
Brunswick during the period wher
the concrete steamship Atlantis was
in course or construction. is wei
known to the Brunswick party
We are now Meaning Asneville
and the only stop made thus far was
for fifteen minutes at Spartanburg
At present may members of the par
/. ty are enjoying this, beautiful scenery
/, passing through "The Land of th'
Sky. and indeed 1t is beautiful jus
at this season. AT Asheville shor
stop will be mad e giving the mem
4 4fy,,a nh RI foIr q
. the Frsnch Broad river, which, whel
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-05-18
COLD STOAGE BILL
PASSED BY SENATE
(By the Associated Press)

Washington, May 1.-THE cold
storage bill. requiring the date of en-.
try of goods into cold storage be
marked on them when offered for
sale and limiting the period in which
articles may be kept in storage, was
passd today by the senate. The Bill
now goes to conference
Representative of the trades that
will be affected by the passage of the
bill offered no objection to it in the
form finally approved. and it will
likely be passed without serious op
position,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-05-18

Washington, May 17.-As first
step towards breaking ,the ffsdgbt
blockade in the north the Interstate
Commerce Commission today wiied
to all state railway and public service
commissions, urging them to join
'hands; with the government in an at
tempt to lift the burden. 81:
The plan is to enlist the inspectors
,of the different state commissions in
the work of assembling accurate data
respecting the actual conditions exist
ing at critical points. in order that
necessary relief measures may be TAX
en- without delay
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-05-18

Swift and Co. VS.. S. and N. Gaveras
than, injunction, dismissed.
suit on acct, verdict for plaintiff.
w. B. Coins VS.. Katie L. Gordon
nullify suit dismissed.
Lotion Land Co. VS.. Brunswick
Gross Arms Co., verdict for plaintiff
o. Marks and Sons VS.. HaQSel Bros.
suit on acct. verdict for plaintiff.
J. D. Blanton VS.. r. M. Hawes. suit
on notes, verdict for plaintiff.
for plaintiff. So
KATHLEEN Latham VS.. VIM. J. La
Union Mercantile Co., equity, vrdict
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-05-18
A FALL IN PRICES
AT SAN FRANCISCO
lBy the Associated Pressl

San Francisco. May 37:-A large
San Francisco department store. de-
voted almost EXCLUSIVELY to women's
wear, advertised today twenty per
cent reduction in prices on all. mer-
chandise until further notice. A num-
ber of haberdashers also advise a ma
terial decreash in prices on mems
exclusive OF clothing.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-05-18
NEW ALTITUDE RECORD /.
ESTABLISHED AT MINEOLA
(By the Associated Press)

Mineola., N. ", May T.--Clarence
Coonsbs today establishd a new
worlds altitude record for a pilot and
three passengers, by ascending to q
height of seventeen thousand one hun
dred and fifty feet The previous rec
ord was also hid by Coombs. and was
made less than two weeks ago.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-05-18
CONGRESS TO PROVIDE
CIVIL SERVICE PENSIONS
(Bv the Associated Press

Washington. May 17--Legislation
providing for a national system of
civil service pensions was completed
today with the adoption by the senate
of the conference report on the Ster-
ling bill.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-05-18
PEACE RESOLUTION IS
PRESENTED TO HOUSE
(By the Associated Press)

Washington, May 1.-THE peacs
resolution adopted by the senate Sat
urday was formally presented to the
house of representatives today, and
was laid on the table instead of being
sent Immediately to conference. The
house republicans are, seeking plan
for the house to accept it without con-
fernce action.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-05-18

MORE CITIES ARE
OCCUPIED BY REBELS
Bv the Associated Pressl

Mexico City, via Laredo May IL
Occupation of Monterey, Zacateias
and Victoria by revolutionists is re-
ported at the headquarters Of General
Gonzales last night.
General Manuel Mezia, governor of
the South district of Lower California,
has fed, and is en- route to the United
States. according to revolutionists
Representatives today.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-23
Poet Tells Truth About Life
OF Reporter In An Expose Of
Habits, Dreams, Joys, Regrets

beIion OF something Reads statistics
about alcohol destroying efficiency
Thinks "Ill never drink again.
wastes time and money and never
gets you anywhere"
Another reporter comes along and
says Come on; let's 90 over The
river" Thinks. "Oh, well. one glass
Becomes n Target
At 10 o'clock sneaks In and friend
wife uuioads her opinion Of him on
him. He Is for peace Offers com
promise Gives wife all Of his loose
change She shuts up and goes TO
sleep, feeling abused
Reporter wakes up late al night
with headache. Thinks I wish
could keep away from these low down
drunkards. 7 am too good to assO-
ciate with thar kind OF people" Gets
ice water; puts some on head Gets
hot water bottle; puts it on stomach
Eventually goes TO sleep
Wakes Up next morning Remem-
hers giving wife money Slips over
and gets it out Of her pocketb0Ok in
The bureau drawer. Dresses and
beats IT, remaining in favor OF the
18th amendment nearly all day And
so on and SO on
Sometimes the reporter wonders
when men learned TO talk why we
are here. what it's all about Some
times he sees the blue sky and Won
Wers why he. or anybody else has TO
work and cannot fly away like a
bird Sometimes he wonders why he
can't be on the seashore, or in The
mountains or wdlking up shady lines
OF chasing nymphs through the fields
OF clover But usually he is thinking
that some day he'll get a better job.
He seldom does, for there's fasciua-
ton In being a reporter
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-23
Business Chances


/ WANTED some one with small capital "a
I take restaurant az Lynchviile. Phi So
I FOR Restaurant, furnished. Adj
/ dress 215iz S. stanton, Room No. 2. Phi
+ ESTABLISHED laying interurban truck
I line out Of II Paso, $1,000 and references
necessary 20 handle this Address II 125.
I care Herald
FOR SALE-Nice chair bsrbershlp and
good paying business i'm front. $4,000 cash.
Excellent location. heart OF city address
$40 Texas ST Phone 1894
BEsTAURANT-Good money maker. fine
LEGATION, rent $685. money maker $500 a
bargain. take used car and difference
Pm sgts-J
FOR SALE wen equipped studio doing
good business I'm the best oil town in state
very cheap rent long lease, lights. water.
gas. VIII sell cheap Part cash. Wire
OF write Box 1871. Breckenridge. Texas
MAN and wife would like manaF cement
% hotel or rooming house No objection 20
place that Is run down = given proper
Ing 20 Mexico. address RES, care Herald
EXCEPTIONALLY high grade positions
for experienced business men available
through Y. H. C. A. vocational depart
See Ar Wheeler. SEQ an 70 u noon
TO INVEST WITH SAILS Or OFFICE
SERVICES $1,000 20 $40. coo IN business en-
terprise- Full inrestlEation- Give all de-
tails IN first letter address S-1f, care
--9la---
FOR sALE-Barrain. Maria steam Laun-
dry boilers steam I mango roller. 3
washers. large size. 4 collar machine gas
engine, larEe5 dry room; everything com
lleted, being running. good business sale
$500
ATTEN1TON-Lerinrt Car Owners
Agency for this car now being formed
here $4,000 preferred stock open guar
anteed 20 percent per aunum- Write Tor
"a 81 "HHrnH Hn
and parts. Nation wide advertising backed
By car as represented assures complete sue
cess Tor this agency Ny Brooks. al
lllls 81 Phone 49,
Hl SINEsS FOR GrinshaWs.-' the
wen known Albuquerque confectionery and
lunch room now in hands OF receiver fine
soda fountain and all fixtures. ready for
business. must be sold az sacrifice write
Roy Mcdonald receiver. Albuquerque.
FOR sALE-Up 10 date dry cleaning e.
ranllslue1t doing an average OF 500
week. Hoffman press and other equip
meut all new. splendid location for any
one seeking health or interested I'm an on
boom. priced for quick sale address 7
1881 care Herald
LEXINGTON n Paso Motor Co. now being
formed preferred stock guaranteed 20 per
eenE per ennuln; tla.Ql1 open Par value
800 per share; sound Investment. thorough
tuvesti cation. money secured by bond cars
and parts Mr. Brooks. All Mills St Phone
WANTED-Ladies 10 learn corset business.
start a business Of your own pleasant as
ven az profitable. An instructions riven
FREE Openings Oct. for city managers
IN Maria, Amarillo, Big Springs and sew
eral other west Texas towns address state
Manager or Phone 3sss Barcley Corset Co.
2. Q. Box 116o. Fl Paso. Tex
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
We are headquarters for business cuuor-
tullues. That's our speciality. What Kind
q business are you looking for7 See Us
before buying hotels. roomiug houses.
Restaurants. coufectioneries. etc We can
save you money II you want to sell your
business list with rs for quick sale
FL PAsO BUSINESS EXCHANGE.
Phone 1906. 112 W. san Antonio St.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-23
TWO HELD UNDER BOND
BY u. S. on DRUG CHARGE

Pleading guilty 10 bringing a small
quantity Of morphine across the Dor
der. Establan Moreno was held for
federal district court under bond OF
$1,000 following a preliminary hear
ing before United States missioner
A J. ". Schmid Thursday morning
Frank n Crow, waiter in a Juarez
restaurant was held under $1,000
bond for an alleged attempt TO I'M
port drugs Neither defendant gave
bond
SoIedada L. Arondez. charged on
two counts with violating the ma
tional prohibition act, was arraigned
before the commissioner Wednesday
afternoon and given bond Of $3.50.
George Wylie and Lois Langford.
charged with violation OF the Mann
act were held under bond OF s2,5o0
each for appearance at preliminary
hearing set for Saturday morning at
10 o'clock.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-23
LEE BURDICK GOES TO
ROBBERS HARDWARE, CO.

Lee BurdlcE, formerly manager and
director OF the krakauer a. York ma
chlnery department. has resigned from
that company 10 take the second vice
presidency OF the Robbers COMPANY.
Mr. Brrdlck. who has been connect
ed with the krakauer interests for
many years, viii take on his new
duties with the Robbers company
at once
This addition TO The Robbers com
pany staff was made necessary on
account Of the rapid increase in bust
ness with Mexico. lIr. Roe stated.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-23


NOTICE or SALE UNDER EXECUTION.
County OF I'll Paso.
Notice IS hereby given that By virtue o.
a certain execution and order OF sale issued
out q the Justice Court Of Precinct No. ]
q II Faso county Tex r. 3. Rawlins.
E4i-s j Justice OF the Peace on the 9TH day
Or september. 1890. for the sum Of g102 Is.
WIN 6 Per cent Interest from January 1st.
1870. and al costs OF suit. under e judr-
rnant against Pedro Cruz "a favor Of n
Alnsa & Sons. Inc. a cornoration- in a
certain cause in said Court No. 1881. and
5lg-eo IL AlnEa g Sons. me- vs. Pedro
Lruz IN which a judgment lien was fore
closed upon the hereinafter described
property and placed in nay hands FOR sarv-
Ice. 7, ] 81 Davis, Constable Of Precinct
No Of Fl Paao County. Texas. At Il go
o'clock am on the eth day Of September.
5crine4 real estate, situated in the safd
County Of El Paso. state o. Texas and
1elonginE 20 the said Pedro Cruz. to-wit-
LOT in Block 81 Of East Fl Paso Ad-
dltlon 20 the city Of Fl TaEo in the county
OF u FaEos state OF Texas and levied upon
as the property OF the said Pedro Cruz
And on the first Tuesday in October
1870, the same being the 5th day o. said
month al the courthouse door OF Fl Paro
county. Texas. in the City o. Il Paso. be-
tween the hours Of 20 am and 4 O'Clock
? m. VII offer FOR sale and sen az public
auction 1cr cash at the courthouse door
all Of the right tide and interest OF said
Pedro cruz In and 70 the said above de-
scrlbed real estate.
witness my hand this 9TH day OF Sep
TENDER. 1890
IN DAVIS.
Constable Precinct No. I, FL Paso County.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-23
ROOming Housss-For Sale and Rent

ROoming Houses-For Sale and Rent
BY OWNER-Seven room roominE house,
an the rooms well furnished. sos S. stan
ton, PHI 1855
TO PARTY wishing 20 keep boarders.
kitchen and dining furnished. Address s.
s.. care Herald
NEWLY furnished room house. sleep
ing porches. steam heat. good lease. cheap
rent. close in on car line, Phone s955-
FOR SALE-By owner. large well fur
nished apartment house. good location
address 81 ISIS, care Herald
TO BUY OR SELL thar rooming or apart
ment house. hotel or business. See Meters.
JAMES L. MARI a C0MPANF-
Phone $3.50 sos san Antonio St
BUY from owner elerant home and in
come property. combined. Sunset Heights
completely furnished throughout. net in
Of Illness. $4,000 VIII handle Address s.
So. care Herald
BOOMING HOUSE BARGAIN.
rs furnished aprs clearing S215 NOR .hiy.
cheap lease. $4,000 5000 cash.
See 8lR. j. Z. LEE with.
FRANK z. cox. Realtor.
Us Caples Bids Phone e4-b
Is ROOMS, arranged IN II apartments. pri-
Fate baths, steam heat always full Price
S1S5o0o. about s2500-00 cash
q rooms. arranged in three-room apart
ments. private baths. running water price
f15o0-0Q. about 100000 cash
rooms, arranged In housezeepiuE suites.
ton. price 100000
Is two-r0om apartments. rent $4,000 This
place is good for $4,000 per month clear
WE HAVE lots or OTHERS.
See Meters
~ JAMES L MARI q COMPANY.
1na san Antonio St