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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-05
E[Ks LODGE HOLDS
TALLATI0N FOR
ITS NEW OFFICERS
T. &. WARD BECOMES ENAITED
RuLER-SENERAL APPOINT
MENTS ARE ANNOI NCED.

installation Of the newly elected 81
iiceis Of Amarillo l.rdRc 80 913 D. q.
o. Elks, took place last u.rht El,c
tive officcra Installed wer, =. g. ward.
exalted ruler; n ~ Reynoli~ esteem.
ed lcadinr knight q. j.. uuu secretary
!. l.. Farwell treasurer and = j No
Clurc. tllor. J. T.. York. esteemed ieC
turing knight. was uut 90 The t.ty and
]. W Lawrence. esteemed loyal hn.ghi
VAS ~ ana unable a. attend.
Following BIZ installation into office.
Exaltcr Ruler Ward announced the ap.
pointment Of l.. e. iarrctt as chaplain.
o. n. Milican ns esquire and q .. ct
finger M inncr guard. Committees ap.
pointed wenr
House-Ura Embiy =. j. Wit and
Guy whiicomb
Entcrialnmoui-W ~ lirUWu,l Lsp
nard Nphuc ANA j. ~ Cuilum
s,rial--Pcrry Powell j. q. Malone
and A. r. Klopstein.
Nlsillng-J n. Tr0llngcr. 4. -. Arm.
sirOng and u. a. blaekhh,lr
AuditinE-W. y. Thompson u. y
knapp and a. q. Greenhln.
Membership. q. T. Has.rti j. W
Lawrence. 4. ". Ohorre. li Dawson
and Il. &. Daily
The personnel u thu library commit
tec .Will be- announced neat week.
Installation services we're in charge
q FL. Green. who was grand exalted
ruler. y a. I0tlDw acted u.s. grand
leading knight. 70. Dawson us GRAND
loyal knight. q. q. Ctting-r as grand
ecturing knight. ~. Ear fiipua as
grand secretary and o. u. MllDan a.
grand esquire.
The lodge extended q rising vote a.
thanks 60 ,r,tlring Exalted Ruler ~.
qua. tie responded With talk. t'lii'g
Of the pleasure Il had bc,n 10 hlm a.
slryc as exalted ruler during the past
year Talks were also made ~ TX
alter Ruler wad. Mr Reynolds. Mr
Farwell. MIR. Mcclure and Mr. otto
Hope was expressed that Amarillo
Lodge members would work a. increa~
the membership from 200 o. 1000 hy
July l. when the fiscal year ends and q
report IL made 70 the grand lodge An
active campaign would net 300 new
members. Il vas declared.
Such a successful campaign would
insure the burning y. the mortgagc or
the lodge nome. enabling ali r,-cipts
In the future 10 D. u~d for cutter.
iIlnmoni. improvements and other fca.
lures Il wus pointed out.
Exalted Rul,r Ward announced that
the newly elected offi,rs would Civ,
n hall "a the Elha thc.i wives aud lady
friends. Friday night. Ami IS. al ihe
home. There will De- mo- admission
charges. Elks being required only g
present their membership cards with
dues paid in advance.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-05

impression IN the minds ~ the people
Of Fmnco and On foreigners has an im
lp0riant hearing on the issue.
1.-THE German government d0cs not
desire 90 see hate papeiuntrd between
nations IN acCrrdancr with this par
pOro li Intends tu submit fresh propos
ais on this sublert a. the government
u France. he "details of which arc uuv
under CONSIDERATION and the subject
ri discussion wiih tho ahur'rs of Ger
mlnV should th, government 81
France entertain objections iY ihr rm
plumrni 0f numbers 0f German htnr
ers Boo tho areas und .rruiug rrc.ustrur
d ion. thr government OFF Germany stands
ready o. offer in Fran EHu,r. officers
and resources boo whatever fuu be- ar
eepinh.p.
I'm respect 90 thr senHd consider
alton. namely ih, Imm.lAt, establish.
m,ui ty Germany Dt 600 u.fun. SUM o.
Zach money. On iratH rNphlns' OF boo
rtrunr Hou uous. o. .s obvious Shat
Germany nu fu.fn Jr.s obligation uuIf
through 'ursr H.tIrH boo fI. volume
q h,r ,sr.rf. TH' m,uuniUW pf'
mVd lF thU rU.HHu.. experts NJ Ger
many fo. usa at lhs conference iu Ion
dun b. demonstrated h.t yus' ibis Boo.
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rum"nis WOULD waive ih'r grh'rai
1or'ugc' constitutes m "i"b s''u
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iecesslry s"curiu', tnr tho safety Z"
nch "a loan. II y ihc 'pln'"n ui th'
German government mat u me loan
we're PROPERTY "fthillA'd anu ''l'I'N
nd " thosc who have 'Nid'u hNI'i"h
- granted q general amnesty, the large
ums - German capital Nhfh nave
t'n secretly Withdrawn from 'i'imahl
ould again H. drawn in iof me loan ana
heFehN hec''n' available Ter 'he ~
arations. I
1t has been reiterated ny me a'll'H
nd associated governments That th'
iiuaiion u Germany u better man
hat u many % The allied and ass"ciai
countries. due 10 the TACT thai Ger
many has No. foreign debts. i"rmanf
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led aad associapal~poNcrs within m
limit q her camciiy, should This meas
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-05

The leader ~ hand ~ wolves who's
Expectations have caused thousands oi
dollars lnfs to stoclSmon of Colorado
will b. used as a dccuy Ia an effort 70
tap other wolves ~ his band
An Illinois farmer found pearl he.
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Germany MORALLY BOUND
TO PAY--sETTLEMENT Be
MADE SOON, VIEW LEADERS
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
In foreign exchange, 81 important pro
f,aFtlone
Constructlon Work Slow

0tsN NUM- IitOM fatAI N.NG
In foreign exchange, 81 important pro
portions.
Construction Work slow
In addressing ourselves % the first
particular. namely. the rehabilitation
Of the devastated regions. certain facts
are az once apparent. For four years
ten Of the ss departments ~ Franc
served as the theatre of war and sus
tnined the severest blows ~ ;hc con
fiict. In these ten departments a mum
Der q cities. towns and villages are
either partly or entirely destroyed and
wide stretches Of fertile farming lands
were laid waste. Only a little has beer
accomplished toward the rebuilding q
homes. there occupation and there cul
tlyation u the land IN the two years
that have elapsed since the ending -
the war. For the immediate rehatiii
tation u these devastated regions Ger
many has repeatedly preferred labor
technical advice and material assist
ance. These offers have not been ar
cepted. nor have they even reached N,
point ~ diplomatic exchange. The re-
son Is no; far 70 seek.
Peculiar though Il may seem. thcr,
exists In France only a limited degre
q concern for the rehabilitation II thg
devastated rrglnns. Advanced indrm
mites have been given % thu former
occupants u the soil and these occu
pans have removed 90 other parts 81
the country and taken up their abod,
there. The siiyaging - the abandon
ed war materials and the cleaning ur
a the war areas has been undertaken
by Influential groups u promoters who
are making no effort % expedite the
Performance q their contracts. The
fact that Influential opinion In France
sees In the devastated regions a remark
able opportunity for a political aglta.
ton which will always make a deep
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-05
BETTER BUSINESS
COMING, SAY AUTO
DEALERS Of CITY
ARRiNGEuENTs BLING MADE
IOR ANNIVERSARY BNNQUET
90 ASSOCIATION.

Tho anniversary banquet of the Anna.
rIll' Panhandle Automoufo Association
vas Hrt ba,f from May 10 Aml ~
Do thc vcckJ dinner .. tle association
hold 900 $50 o.l,Ui Hat night in the
Amarillo h,frI o. = Llkus chair.
man Df tlr .i uum lui entertainment
,DWUitir" Announce, thli hD viii have
% program ,n that dat, that viii stand
uut Zoo the annals of the association NJ
une ,l thc brightest
10 WAS decided that the local auto.
UuhiI, dealers would represent the as
ru'mtion in larf, body az the ColOru.
dD tu.Gulf convention O.. hr held April
O., aud 2, in Eut Worth. The decision
hHr und' boo frspIus tu Re- letter from
li'' ". Nculrl. secretary uf the Colo.
udo.toGuif Highway Association. In.
Hf q. ThUur 90 announced TINT "a
IT'ufiast w.il %, SERVED the members
' the lu.M uH"atIIu prior 10 their
departure Nuril on tour which win
include Stafford. Dumas ullhnr and
Claiming.
4 motion was PASSED providing TINT
tlr hour no, association meets Tor IL
wcrkly dinner w. changed from $50 Co
% u.rIu's end thence forward the meet.
irgs viii hp held at this hour.
T.. r l,unH addressed no, meeting
on the value ~ service he said that
''ryiOr was must VITAL not fr,c ser.
,i,. bUi i'tIo points III personal ui.
t'rt.'n Goo th. ears which would not
only l.d rIr DVu'rs bot momot, u bet.
t'r feeling between customers and dial.
,fs.
4. ~. Dixon spo'T an "Iiiiance."
Tho ou'IuuE az future sales 8. bright.
uid uis Williams o. said that lur
March sales showed au iucpuv. uf
from 90 fu 90 u.r. cent. From western
Sew M,yio" th. prospects especially
ur. .a'd Conditions ar, growing bet.
tee boz ,,id aud the present pi, -ports
are that sales will compare iayouihly
with that 90 1919.
=. " lays who has Just returned
ffnm California. said that the dealers
ther, were DOING u heavy business
without The slightest show ~ let
up. he commended the automobile
associations 90 California and the *.
rcllcnt work they We're doing
q. D. Egars was guest IL N,
evening.
In announcing the program Tor the
dinner next Monday evening prcsl.
lent Toncy thisIm named y. !. Riggs.
J. W Timmuns, u. +. Johns and Fred.
orick 4. woodruff as speakers.
II was decided to invite the Anna.
rillp bankers o. D, the guests 81 the
association ~ this dinner
The New York herald., 1921-01-30
rMMrDTATr PossEssION.

Beautiful Richmond Hili corner, doctor ;
home or small sanitarium; could convert
into or family: III rooms. foyer hall.
laundry: hardwood floors. heat. electric; Us
foot frontage; sleeping porch; ~ foot glass
porch: garage: shrubbery. hedges. Owner.
1898 Bushwick av., Bklyn.
SOLID BRICK HOUSE, attached; 10 minutes
from Grand Central or Times So; rooms
and tiled bath. hardwood floors, open fire.
place, hot water heat; garage: price si1 600 /:
terms 25eo cash. balance like rent. w.
KAYE. los West 43d ct. Il.
SELL or exchange, attractive six room
house, tiled bath: all improvements. See
SJAUKEN, 10711 10oth st, Richmond Hll.
TO Rent-March 4. nine room house, thrcs
baths furnished; Kew Gardens. q 40 Her
ali
The New York herald., 1921-01-30

An advertisements M the Lost and
Found columns Of THE NEW YORK
HERALD offers a real possibility Of
recovering your lost property.
The New York herald., 1921-01-30

WEST i5TH STREET.
Will sell year lease OF story dwelling
recently renovated: immediate possession;
has oil improvements.
PEPE. WAsHINGToN SQUARE.
The New York herald., 1921-01-30
CITY REAL ESTATE.
Above 18th st. TO 59th st. Qnclusive).
East River to North River.

s3D ST.. adjacent Lexington av.. 20 foot.
four story building; bargain at SIS. 800.
WERTHEIM. 405 Lexington av
The New York herald., 1921-01-30
roR sALE-unusually attractive all yes

FOR SALE-Unusually attractive all year
home; new Colonial brick dwelling, with
garage: first floor has large living room,
dining room, Kitchen; extra toilet and laun-
dry In basement: second floor, three bed
rooms, tiled bath; interior finished through
out in white enamel woodwork and mahogany
finished doors; parquet floors throughout;
hot water heat. gas, electricity, sewer, &C.
restricted section; no assessments; flNe
minutes walk TO large park and bathing:
one block express station; rs minutes Grand
Central; cent fare; $4,000 cash reduirea.
balance or terms. For plan and photo call.
write or phone J. s. WITHERS. ~ Wander
bilt 9v.. New York, room 1914. Phone van
|
The New York herald., 1921-01-30

WEST aTth st., near sth av.-Four story
high stoop. suitable for alteration into
business and apartments; can be purchased
for small cash payments and at a bargain
vacant. SLAwSON e. HOBBS, 162 w 72d ST
The New York herald., 1921-01-30
Above seth st.-5th Av. to east River.

AMERICAN BASEMENT, "a ROOMS.
6SrH ST, BET. MADISON & PARK AV
The New York herald., 1921-01-30
Borough Of Richmond-saIc or Rent
N,pvr1tor-s nARcAINs.

MARVELLOUS BARGAINS.
4J acres best quality south shore water
front, with riparian rights. at 5000 acre No.
$3.50 - acres, very choice, on macadafi
road, water and electric lights, at $3.50 acre
No. iiiOe Fine modern 10 room house, plot
T5xi20, furnished, Sl1 500; No. 102s5 Full
details on request J. STERLING DRAKE,
~ Broadway New York. -
loo acres, suitable for building lots. at sta
tion on line Staten Island II. r., 70 minute
from the new city docks at Clifton. TOR
particulars address p. Q. box l212' City Han
station, New York city, ". Y.
The New York herald., 1921-01-30

Sl20Oo wanted from to years first mort
gage on highly improved ranch near Los
Angeles; bank appraisal S46,O 600. Mac
GREtiOR, % w. 3Tth Phone Frtz Roy 22s3
The New York herald., 1921-01-30
APARTMENTS = UNFURNISHED

Above 5oh st.-5th Av. to North River.
The New York herald., 1921-01-30
Borough of Queens-saic or Rent.

FOR SALE-6 room apartment, jackson
Heights; large rooms favorable terms;
monthly carrying charges sos; cooperative
plan; immediate occupancy. Phone PARRY,
Newtown 236f.
If you are looking for an office building az
n New York headquarters for Western
manufacturing concern, with about $4,000 SO.
feet of floor surface and which might easily
be converted into one-half offices and the
balance as warehouse for manufactured
goods, look at 444 Jackson av., Bridge Plaza.
Long Island City, N. Y, and for price aud
terms Telephone PAYNTAR. Astorin ll21.
The New York herald., 1921-01-30
APARTMENTS - UNPUBLISHED.

Above seth st.-sth Av. to North River.
The New York herald., 1921-01-30

% foot tenement. With stores. 45th st., ns1r
rents 20, ,150. wERTHElM, 405 Lexington sv.
The New York herald., 1921-01-30
Borough, Of Observation-Disclosures.

Borough OF mnnnnuau--Misccunucou
northwest corner private residence, with
large frontage on one OF the best uptown
avenues: suitable for ladies' club, physi-
clans house, could be altered into high
class suites: room In rear for private ga
rage: reasonable price. owner. II 170f Her.
aid. Washington Heights.
FIVE story stable, 10000 square feet. large
elevators: suitable alterations: possession
May I; sacrifice. A. W. MILLER CO.,
SOS Sth av.
OWNER leaving city will sell story corner
walk-up with stores. Box 60I, 2OD Cable
Building.
sACRIFICE-Five story cold water flat, rent
1920: first mortgage xlaOOO; price
sio, 900: assessed SIC. 800; principals DIXIE,
IL story high class loft building, in the Thir-
tics; rents sf2O, 900; price $500 900.
10 story apartment house, mellow 2Jd ST.;
rents S52, 600 price S225.QOO.
Plot OF 60 lots, washington Heights Sec
tion good for large institution: 81 900
per lot. SAMUEL GINSBERG, II Park row.
Barclay s595.
So. 600 carh buys four story eiEhs family.
rent $1,000: first mortgage Si4.JO0; price
siT 500. Principals only. Dixie, 2Tf West
The New York herald., 1921-01-30
Above 1fth st to 5oth sc. Unclusive).
East River to North River.
DOWNTOWN DWELLINGS.

DOWNTOWN DWELLINGS.
Possession May ! 18th st. between sth and
9th avs. convenient 20 subway, IL" and
crosstown lines 10 foot four story basement
and cellar private houses. u rooms: good
GnftR gsfa nnsr each Is. ssE%s ns
FOR SALE;-Houses and premises. 2f0-2f2
w. 2sth IT. For particulars address At
ToRNEY G. B. VAN wART. $40 Putnam
av., Brooklyn.
GRAND CIRCLE Vicinity; two non-eievntor
apartments, containing over f43 rooms, 81
baths: rented. without leases, $40 900; sac
rifice $685. 600; principals. SNOWBER. $50
9th av.
MADISON Av. corner. close to 5gth St; viii
lease for long term of years. rEAsE g.
! ELLIMAN. $40 Madison av. Murray Hiu
G200.
| SUITABLE TITLpER OR CONTRACTOR.
~ story - IT, building. 45th ST.. I'd and
| Sd avs, al less than land value.
MAURICE WERTHEIM.
io5 Lexington av. Phone Murray I'M 0os3.
STUYVESANT PARK.
othe ye Invssipent sSo pT propepts. FOR sale cAs
| II. SOMMER. Rutherfurd place.
THREE tenements, Including corner,
3 stories having stores; vicinity 10th
rents rent :r sii 900, free and clear; want
offer. DERsCHUCH CO, $50 Bway.
WEST aTth ST., near sth av.-Four story
high stoop. suitable for alteration into
business and apartments; can be purchased
for small cash payments and at bargain !;
vacant. sLKwsoN HOBBS, 1e2 w. 72d st:
WEST 18TH STREET.
Will sell year lease OF story dwelling I;
recently renovated; immediate possession;
''' PEPE. WXsHINGToN SQUARE.
10TH ST., BET sTH AND 9TH Avs.
Three story and basement dwelling, suit
able furnished rooms or boarding house;
price $1,000; cash $1,000; possession.
J. ARTHUR FISCHER, 800 eth av.
| % foot tenement. with stores, 45th ST., near
I'd ev.. price ~ 500; mortgage efS 900:
rents 20 ,750. wERTfE1M, 405 Lexington av.
The New York herald., 1921-01-30

10TH ST., BET. sTH AND 9TH Avs.
Three story and basement dwelling, suit
able furnished rooms or boarding house; (;
price S17,5O0; cash e5 200; possession.
J., ARTHUR FISCHER, 800 9th av.
Evening star., 1921-08-28
$500.
Near Takoma Park.

One Square from 14th St. Cars.
Strictly modern Groom semi-bungaiow, hav-
ing hardwood floors aud trim. tiled hath:
i.w.h.; electricity: gas: open fireplace; large
slossss large fsan. porch; n.,.ip ,.iieeppMH. porch;
thronS SSouf; large lot with beautiful shrubbery
garden. This place will please you. and the
owner will accept reasonable terms and give
early possession. An exceptional bargain. In
spect at once. Main 1910. 2ss
NEW BUNGALOW. ROOMS AND BATH:
gas and electric lights: large corner lot. near
can. For sale by owner.
T. L. Funkhouser,
| 35th and Bunker Hill Road.
Evening star., 1921-08-28
BEAUTIFUL CORNER
HOME WITH SIX
LARGE OTIS

Clarendon, Va; faces 70 feet on Clarendon
ave., 2DO feet on Alexandra ave: corner lot
beautiful lawn: shrubbery: sixteen yonnE fruit
Piles, piums; frame house; paint good; front
and side porch, 81 feet long; shutters. screens
all windows: galvanized shinxle roof: entire
house newly papered and painted inside: seven
soon. hath reception ssli With closet, ,5;n. Par
doors; dining room. i5xls. four windowa
"opens to porchl. gas logs snd mantel; very
large kitchen. l2xls builtin cabinst. porce-
lain sink. gas range; large pantry. III.
fixtures. medicine cabibst. two windows: bed
room. 12xl4. closet, two windows: bedroom.
1916, bay window. four windows, closet; bed
room. 1OxI3, two windows. closet: concerted
rear porch: water supplied At &1.s5 per month
(no pumpinGl. but pump and well At rear
porch should have occasion to use them; Ideal
tAmerican Radiator Company hot-water heat
cars: workshop: loft over entire garage; fire
proof roof: two chicken houses: wood house
electricity In honse and garage: new up-to-
date fixtures; excellent garden spot. 1870 3 .
II. talmost half acre): concrete sidewalks
front and around house; No 800 Clarendon ave.
Two blocks from station Washington Virginia
car line1. 18th and Penna. ave. NV, twenty
minute schedule. only IL cents, Communication;
bus line 10 Georgetown 10 cents: close 10
school, stores. churches; IA miles to White
House; good auto road: owner occupant. Mr..
Joseph C. Lilly: sale sign on property. Inspect
apy time. Possession thirty days. Price only
4s. 600. Terms. 81 500 cash, balance, 877 no..
includes everything. 4 tnterested Inspect a,
Think Of q splendid corner home. with 1870
50 IT,, all modern improvements. good out
buildings. for only IS. 400.
WALTER O'HARA,
Exclusive Agent on Above Properties.
l specialize in Nearby Virginia.
Main 492S. 1909 NV.
Evening star., 1921-08-28
6ROOMS, CELLAR AND
THREE PORCHES.
ALL FOR $500.
PARK LANE.'VA

splendid home, coatains 9 nice rooms, recep-
tton hall. parior, windows. size 16xl2: din.
Ing room. 8 windows. opens to lafEs porch ;
kitchen; gas for cooking; 3 nice bedrooms. one
room opens to large secopd.story hack porch
cellar. concrete. under half Of house; tin roof
concrete foundation; lot 40x1iO to s-ft alley
chicken house with yard large renr porch on
nrst floor: also large front and side porch
pump on back porch: house lighted hy gas; in
splendid condition throughout: ahsde trees
in yard; full grown hedge front sad side only
70 Il. from car line at Park Lane sta. Wash.
& Old Dom. RwyJ: minutes ride to George
town: 100 IT, from Chefrydale pike: busses
pass every 10 minutes: mile only to George
town; 3 miles from White House: sale sign en-
property; owner-occ1gant. Mr.. James Mater.
terms very easy: $500 cash. balance. $40 per
month. includes everything. Bee this At osce.
Possession 30 days.
Evening star., 1921-08-28
ROSEMONT.

Five rooms and bath; full basement; cement
floor. brick foundation: slate covered asphalt
roof; laundry trays with hot and cold water
throughout; furnsce and gas heater to 80gal-
Ion tank: double h0ors both upstairs and down,
with building paper between; doors are max;
double side walls with bailding paper between.
insuring coolness In summer and warmth in
winter; four tons; Of coal. all That 10 necessary
for winter use; Hughes electric range In kitch-
en-. together with porcelain sink and drain
board and buiH-in cabinet: four large closets.
one with outside window; comPlete hath with
met; electric lights with dome :Axtures In iv.
ins and dining, rpons; entire houss Juet deco
inside nat wall paint and WOODWORK stsined to
complete and the yard and garden viii Be seady
early this week. : =
See this choice property today. Do not wait:
because they sell .s fast as completed. Agent
at NORTH ROSEMONT station all day Sunday.
Take electric car at 18th and Pa. ave. aad
get on at North Rosemont station. Cross tracks
and walk east. Agent at North Rosemont sta
tiOn. So.
Monthly fare. slightly in excess Of 10 cents.
F. c. GOODNOW COMPANY,
710 King St,
Alexandra, Va.
20 FhOaa QQ6 . =
Evening star., 1921-08-28
CORNER HOME,
E ROOMS AND BATH.
- ONLY SA.o7s.

Nice six.room and bath home: electric
lights: three bedrooms reception hall. large
kitchen and pantry with window. porcelain
sink; sewerage to river: hot-water heat: con-
crete cellar under hsif Of house: attic storage
space: front porch on two sides; also back
porch; tin roof, CUTTERS and downsp0uts: cor
ner lot, 50 front By 7a deep: honse piped for
gas: newly papered and painted: hedge around
located 4 minutes walk from Mackeys sta
ton Go up the hill, sale sign on property
place; grapes. 9 fruit trees. shade trees. etc. !:
fMT. Lacey's place): minutes ride from
Georgetown on Great Falls electric line: Is
minutes ride from center Of city by auto. In
spect any time you wish Owner occupant.
Price only 4,9IS: cash. $3.50: balance, $40
per nonth. includes everything. See this.
It's good. Poseesaien 30 days.