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The Alaska daily empire., 1922-07-14
Former Resident of
 Juneau Dies in Dawson

DAWSON, Y. T., July 14-Mrs. C. B. Edwards, wife of the general agent of the White Pass & Yukon, for 20 years active in the social life of the Yukon, died here yesterday.
 Mrs. Edwards was born in Cham pagne, III. She went to Juneau a quarter of a century ago, later nov ing to Whitehorse and then here
 Mrs Edwards was well known by the old-time residents of Juneau, hay ing lived here at one time. She came North to Juneau if 1898 with har husband and little daughter MT Edwards owned a grocery store and the family lived here three years, when MT. Edwards entered the cm- plOy of tho White Pass Company and they went to Whitehorse and later to Dlwson. where they have resided since.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-07-14
Walks with
 Another Mans Wife, Is Dead

SEATTLE, July 14.-J. M Hunt died late yesterday after noon from injuries received two nights ago when he was struck down by D. M. Baer, and ex policeman. Baer found Hunt walking on a downtown street with Mrs Baer and trouble started right away.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-07-14
Screen Comedian Is to
 Wed His Leading Lady

LOS ANGELES. July 14.-Larry Semon. screen comedian. is engaged Q marry his leading lady Lucille Carlyle. according to announcement made here today.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-07-14
PEACE MOVES.

CHICAGO. July 14.-Peace moves in the strike of shopmen are re- ported to be progressing encourag- ingly at St. Paul where union lead CTS and railroad executives of lines centering in the Twin Cities are conferring.
 The trend of events which threat ems to bring the maintenance of way men in the national crisis is being watched with interest.
 The maintenance of way men voted to strike and President E. F. Grable is holding them back with difficulty.
 The situation in Texas seems sub dued considerably but Federal forces remain in readiness at San Antonio to move if needed.
 Clerks and freight handlers con tinue to leave their posts in various sections of the country but that situation Is not acute. s
 The Railroad Labor Board reports
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-07-14
HARDING'S VIEWS

WASHINGTON, July 14-President Harding considers that as Chief Executive he has the power to oper- ate coal mines in emergency This is stated at the White House.
 No statement. however. as to whether the President considers the presen such an emergency is made, but the existence of the power of the government for that purpose has been def;E.seiv determined in the minds Of responsible officials.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-07-14

CHICAGO, July IA. - The forces of striking railroad men were augu- mented today by a call authorizing the stationary firemen and engin- eers, also machine shop oilers to suspend work next Monday.
 The call effects about 5000 men who operate all power generating machinery in the railroad shops and roundhouses. N
 Cessation of work by the men ordered out is expected to further cripple the railroads in efforts. to keep abreast of equipment repairs.
 ANOTHER STRIKE PROBABLE.
 CINCINNATI, July IA. - T.. c, Carroll, President of the General Chairmans' Association of the Main tenance of Way Brotherhood an nounced last night on leaving fot Louisville that he carried requests from the majority of the general chairmen of the organization that he call meeting of the General Chairmans' Association. At this meeting plans could be perfected for calling out of the 100000 main tenance of way workers.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-07-14
NEW WALK OUT |. IS ORDERED FOR FIRST OF WEEK
Stationary Firemen,E Engineers and Oilers Ordered to
 Strike Next Monday. MAINTENANCE OF WAY
 MEN MAY ALSO STRIKE
Railroad Labor Board Re- ports Little Progress for
 Any Settlement.

BULLETIN-CHICAGO, H., July 14.-Chairman Ben w. Hooper, of the Railroad Labor Board, and B. M. Jewell, of the shop craft unions. are reported in a conference here late this afternoon.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-07-14
DYNAMITE TRAP.

WHITESVILLE, w. Va, July IA. -One miner was killed and ten others injured. four seriously, when a mine train carrying them to work near Mordue ran into a dynamite trip The mine has been working injunction since June 1.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-07-14
OPERATORS AND
 MINERS REJECT
 PEACE OVERTURE
President Lewis Is Opposed to Proposals Made to
 End Strike of Miners. BITUMINOUS OPERATORS ARE AGAINST PROPOSALS Two Factions of Present Strike of Miners Turn
 Down Proposals.

WASHINGTON, July 14.-lt be- came definitely known today that President Lewis of the United Mine Workers and other national officers of the Union are preparing to recommend that President Harding s proposal for negotiation for the coal strike be rejected.
 It is understood that the bitumin- ous operators will likewise present objections to President Harding's proposal.
 It is understood the Pennsylvania operators will flatly refuse the pro- posal and others will seek modifica- tion especially with regard to the wage scale effective before the strike while negotiations are pend ing.
 Several days ago the anthracite operators notified President Harding the proposal was agreeable to them and they were ready for arbitration.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-07-14

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-14
Trustees Auction Sale
Desirable Tract
of Land
About 10S Acres
With Improvements
Thereon

BY virtue Of certain deed OF trust.
dated April Is. 1921. and recorded in
the Clerks OiHcr OF the powhatnn
county Circuit Court, Decd Book No.
s., page 2OI, default having been
made in portion OF the debt therein
secured, and being required H. tho
beneficiary under the said deed of
trust so TO do. ], the undersigned
trustee. Will. on
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 10. 1921.
Al - O'clock Noon.
sell in front OF the Powhatan County
courthouse the real estate conveyed
BY said deed OF trust, being q Ger
tain tract. piece AND parcel OF land
iyinS and being In Hugucnot Dis
'rici, fowhatan County. containing
one hundred and six and three
1ourths (lubSi) acres. and is NIL that
certain tract described as 1851. acres,
formerly belonging TO Larry Nose
icy and recently conveyed TO Richard
t. Moselcy. by deed from james A.
illi!nan clerk OF the Circuit Court
OF Powhatan County as will moro
iully appear by reference to the sur
vey OF w. a. Brown. surveyor of
Powhatan County, and order of court
entered at the May term the said
tract by the SAID survey ascertained
TO contain loss. acres. and described
as commencing AT a corner on Top
nam line. thence y. 5s w. Oh. TO cor
ner, thence y. l. +. 21.iO Oh. to cor
y. SIP to slight elbow, thence with
road ESQ to corner, thence s. 70 T.
ll.50 10 corner, thence ). / l.. $40 Oh
TO corner on Henry Taylors line,
thence along his line y. 6s w. Is to
corner, thence W. l7.l0 TO place of be-
ginning, save and except TWO acres
next 10 and adjoining the land OF Top-
ham on the south. TO be designated by
straight line extending from Tay-
iors line on the east to the opposite
lihe on the west, the said TWO acres
being hereby expressly reserved, IL
being intended to convey unto the
party OF the second part 1868, acres
OF the said tract ana no moro. hound
ed on the north by the lands OF Il. a.
Winfree. on the east by r. w. Win
free: south by the lands of Henry
Taylor and the TWO acres reserved
On the west by the lands OF Goodies
estate and others, being the same real
estate conveyed to said David ID. viii
lis by Richard +. Moscley and wife
by their deed dated June IS. 1918, and
recorded january IL, 1914, in Deed
Book No. 81. page 1874, in the Office
OF the Clerk OF the Circuit Court OF
Powhatan County. Virginia.
TERMS: Cash.
JOHN f. TAYLOR.
Trustee.
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Street north 80 by 1875 feet. Aug.
49, 1922. tax. $3.50; lien. $40.
A. Kcnton Muhleman. Matthias r.
kayhoc. Gladys NJ. (wlfc) to Ruby
O.. Rose, No. sol Roseneath Road,
beginning at northeast corner OF
hensinSton Avenue and Roseneath
Road. east 80 feet. thence north
TO south line Patterson Avenue. 5O52
1918 feet to parallel line therewith
on which II ADULTS 5000 feet. thence
10 south line Patterson Avenue 5052
feet. August es. 1922; tax. $3.50:
$40.
a. kemtcn Aiuhieman. Matthias Il.
kayhoe. Gladys NJ. (wife) to Will
liam c. Bell, No. 1921 south mo
kenslngton Avenue, 50 feet east Til
den street, east 25 feet by l2S feet.
August "a. 1922: tax. sl2: $40.
American Trust Co. executor. to
Alice NJ. Grubbs. No. 26lS Fourth
Avenue. beginning at intersection Of
south line OF Logan Street with west
line Fourth Avenue. south 20 feet
by $40 feet. July IS. 1922: $1,000.
Mamie II. Cooper. Willis -. (hus-
hand) to Il. Arenstein. No. l24 north
line Byrd street, IS feet west Second
street, west - feet\2 inches By GO
feet Aug. &c. 1929; tax. zoe: $40.
The following realty transactions
were recorded yesterday in Chancery
Court:
+62-Anderson Brown. Georgianna
'wifc), To Willie T. Brown. lot on
west line Luke street, 16o feet south
west corner Luke and York Streets,
south 22rlOO feet. September 90
1920. Tar. loo $40.
46S-Georgianna Brown. Ander-
son thusband). to Matilda H. Brown,
lot on south line Winston street.
between Luke and Gentry Streets
2"AiO0 feet. September 90, 1920. Tax,
Zoe. $40.
i7i-W. ID. Saunders to samuel T.
Atkinson, No. II Third Street, be-
ginning at intersection OF east line
Third Street, with north line Cary
street. north 52Xl30 feet. August 30.
1922. $4,000.
i16-John l.. Chase. Hannah NJ
twife). to Walter +. Iippord No
2236. north line Park Avenue. 1ls
teet east Addison Street, east
twenty-five feet four inches by 141
ieet. August "a. 1922. Tax. STA,
$40.
479-Iienry f. Brinkley to
l.azarn karp. No. !, Block +. plan
Chamber!ayne Court. beginning n.
northwest intersection Chamber
layne Avenue and stuart Road. north
$40.
iSo-Thacker r. Archer. Carrie Il.
Swife), to Albert Il. Wright. Annie
h. twife). No. 1903 south line Leigh
street. 20 feet west Mozclle street,
west 3oNl5O feet. September :. 1922
Tax. $3.50. $40.
ISL. Howard May. Maggie n.
twife). TO l.. r.. Blank, lot on east
iine' The Terrace. % feet south Ba-
con Road. south - feet, l41x3o foo,
40 feet, September /. 1922 Tax a.
$40.
iSi-Garnett l.. Bowden. Florence
r. (wite). 10 c. H. Kaufelt. r. !.
byers, No. ?i5-l7. east line Thirty.
second street. 1872 feet south p
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED

BY virtue OF a certain deed OF trust
dated July 9. 1919. and OF record in
the clerks office OF The Circuit Court
Of Hanover County, Virginia, default
certain notes secured therein. and
being required so TO do, Will sell
by public auction. on the premises, on
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER "A. 1922.
"a, IL o'clock noon.
the property described in said deed,
"All that certain lot, piece or parcel
OF land, with the buildings and i'm.
proVcIncnts thereon. containing
5!l.O. acres, situated, lying. being IN
the County of Hanover. State OF Eir-
SInia, about miles east OF Ashland,
III Ashland Township. and bounded
as follows: on the north and east by
The lands OF J: L. Martin. Mrs NJ. e.
Trayior. r. West and Sam kersey;
on the south by the lands OF Mrs
w. II. Il. Campbell! ANA Hill Carter.
and on the west by the lands OF Hill
Garter: Tom winston. ]; Il. King and
Mrs. Sarah i. kcrstyS estate the
mctcs and bounds OF which are more
particularly set forth on "a plat OF
survey made by WORKMAN peatross,
under undo dat OF September. 1918, and
l. in the clerks office OF Hanover
County. Eeins the same property
conveyed To Robi. kirk by deed from
$. l.. king and wife. dated July 70
-. HiiH -NNc'u III - ID. %, pHS
i65, in the clerk ) office OF the said
court"
The above property is sold subject
TO a prior mortgage to the Federal
Land Bank OF baltimore, amounting
10 SI,olo.1I. with interest thereon
from. November 10, 1920, toEether
with any costs and taxes which may
DC due.
TERMS: Cash as 20 expense of ex-
ecutinS this trust, any taxes due and
unpaid, the taxes for the year 1922
TO ue pro rated. and To pay the sum
OF S2,S24.lG. balance at one and two
years, purchaser 10 give negotiable
note bearing interest at the rate OF
. Go per aHnum and secured by deed
OF trust upon the said property, or all
cash, At the option of the purchaser.
c. l.. DENOON,
PAUL NJ. PENICK,
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ELEVEN

street. south 3Sxl32 feet. September
6. 1879. Tax. Sl2O. $40.
iS7-iIaunah Kersc O'Connor. VIII
liam O'Connor Chusband). to Joseph
II. Laync. Mary twite). No. 10 west
line Linden street. l6o feet north
Main Street. north 15x1OO 'cet, Au-
gust rs. 1872. Tax. 81. $40.
i9l-John Garland Pollard. Grac.
p. twife) "a james E. Boone. Mary
-. twlfe). No. 2o2 west line Ada
son Street. % feet inches south
Taylor Street. south 20 feet / inch by
GO feet CrroGular), August 90. 1922
Tax. $500. $40.
iei-Iohn r. Swartwout, Rose n.
twIfe) to Claude l.. Guthrie. lot on
east line North Avenue. 400 north
Crawford Street, north. 5Oxl35 fss
September 6. 1872. Tax. si20. $40.
i9S-Mary r:liis Jenkens. c. A.. Jr.
chusband) No 153 east line Colonial
Avenue. $50 feot north Beverly Stress
Tax, .sli. $40.
$50 T.. Funston. trustee. to an
drew l.. O'Drien No. 2O7 east line
Iwenty-hfth street, as feet inches
north Grace Street. north, 80 feet
|; 'oe&r, kf.a t-s>ssa " 1AIsea, feet.
inches a. test !nchos (irregular).
August 20, ia22. $685..
$40. runsten, trustee. to An
drew p DTicn. lot at northeast In
tcrs"otion ns trace and Twenty-itth
streets. cas-. along Grace Street ~
feet, thence a. right angles north is
ieet 10 inches, thence at right angles
west l2 fc"t. thence in northwestern
direction feet inches. thence west
SO feet inches 10 east line Twenty
| NTH stree tNsnce south 4S feet
inches Gr'egWar), August %. 1922.
s84S.
Am = NunnalIy. q. J.. Denoon.
trustees. 4" Luult. 9. Kelley. No 24O5
east line Hanover Avenue, As feet
east Elm Str""t. west 20xl35 feet.
Septembci : in22 $o,S0O.
i3G-l.".tlI H,enner. trustee. to NJ
). Hancock. y = Hancock thusband).
lots :. S, a0d 10. square 16, plan
% Mount Comfort. located at south
east love- Aidcr Street and Third
Avenue, fronting on Third Avenue
l20Nii0 fcpt, LUiy 7. 1922. $1,000.
43'-Edward j. Blake, trustee. to
G. o. Allen, Nettie b. (wife). No. 1916
west lin. Garland Avenue, 255 feet
north Drco!i"nd Park Boulevard.
north t0Nl35 feet, September /, 1922.
s4,lS0
HE. Lorraine Rufln. John Sloan.
trustees. - Burnlcigh Crump, No 20
south line hanover Street, A feet
last Rosenoath Road. east 2296xl3o
feet. Septcmbe: 4, 1922. $3.50.
i43-M. II Nunnally. G. L. Rich
ardson. trustees. to Nellie NJ. Wright.
Horace s. thus5and). No. 515 Virginia
Avenue. hcGtnuinC at southeast cor
ner Virginia Avenue to Homo Street.
south, GoNli5 feet. September @. 1922.
$3.50.
iil-A. k"nton Muhleman. trustee,
| to Violet NJ. Markland r. NJ. (hus-
band). No sis Virginia Avenue, be-
ginning a; southeast corner Virginia
Avenue to Home Street. south. 6Oxl15
feet. September I, 1922. 1910 and
interest. 1aca,u
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HUCTIONS-LEC>lL.S
Legal Notices
o I
THE CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAIL.
WAY COMPANY
NOTICE OF SPECIAL. STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING
Kichmoud. Va. Angus, is. isz2.

Richmoud. Va. August Is. 1924
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that =
Special MeetinS OF the Stockhold.rl OF
The Chesapeake and Ohio Hallway Com.
thnI "as been called W the Board of
Directors OF said Company to T.. held
a, tn. principal Office VI H. Company IN
IN. C!ty %: Richmond. Virginia. on Tues.
day, TIA" tIIn day Of September. 1872. a:
iI:00 u'clocH a 81. tOi tbs following pur.
poses:
ta) To consider snS act upon a pro.
posaI to lacrosse the CompRnys
capital stock ~ the addition thereto
OF stock in the PAT amount OF 3sv.-
0yvVvV. to be divided into 800. 900
shares OF tue par value VI 400 e1cn.
81 as TO make ;he total authorized par
amount OF such CAPITA stUca sIs5.-
vsV.VyJ consisting ui ..sJV.VVV snA-es
OF the par value Of 500 eacn, such
incEcase ~; capita! etUCh TO be "
sGcn class or ciasscs. Win SUCH dcsig-
haEOns. preferences ana .Ot.aS pvw=t.
or restrictions OF Qualifications there
OF, a- the Stockholders at SAID meet.
ms shall determine VI authorize. AID
specifically without limiting the gem
crafty OF the foregoing. 70 consider
ana act UPON pGOpO-al That the adj
cHiona! capital s:ock u" IN. urst
inhtance preferred stock. and that too
same. or any ,nereoi may Ue con-
Ne't!b!s int common stuck.
tbl To authorize the board oil Dr.
fcctoTs OF the Company from lime TO
time to issue and to dispose OF such
aNi.noaa! STOCK On suCn terms as such
BoATd may Ia the e1erC!se .: iis law
fui d!sc: elton determine.
tc) To ratify anu cVuhrm sucn ac-
ton heretofore taken authorized
by said Board IN anticipation OF sucn
action by the siOchhO!GeTs. d C may "a
submitted 10 the meeting. ana to taxa
su-h other and further action IN the
premises. Iic.Id!as the authorization
OF amp neccssary OF appropriate
amendment o. amendments a. the
charter "a II. Company. m. s.scA.
hr!dtre .hn meeting may Ie-
tcrm!ne. and
tdJ For the trnuSaCtt0n .! such
otnet uUsIncsk !.ay properly come
o"fure the meeting.
For the purpose Of the meeting the stock
trLnEfeT books VIII be closed at f. 81.
On Frloa;. September !. ls-g ana renIa!E
Closed until 10 Al. Wednesday,
september -. 1922.
b order OF The Hoard OF Directors
=. TREEVETT
Secretary.
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
j. d. CARNEAL & SONS.
Auctionccrs.
Auction Sale
OF
Bankrupt's Real Estate
No. 1G EAST LEIGH STREET,
RICHMOND. VA.

In pursuance of on order entered
by the United states Dia;ric; Court
for the Eastern District OF Virginia
on SSep,ember 1922, In the matter
undersigned Specinl commissioners.
appointed for the purposes. will sell
at public auction. on the premises,
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER Is. 1922.
at hve CD o'clock =. NJ.
All that lot OF land. with the brick
dwelling No. lG East Leigh Street.
thereon. lying and being in the city
OF Richmond. Virginia, beginning at
a point ON the north line of Leigh
street 3ih feet west from the west
line OF First Street. thence running
westwardiy and fronting on the north
line OF Leigh Street 30 feet. thence
AZ right angles in a northerly direc-
ton 1876 feet to an alley Is feet wide.
thence with the southern line Of said
alley In an caSterly direction 30 feet
thence at right angles In Il southcrly
direction 1876 feet to the point OF be-
ginning.
Said sale 10 be made subject to con-
hrmation by the Court, free and clear
OF all liens and cncumbrances thereon,
and upon the following terms: One
MALT cash and balance in equal in
stal'mcn's. evidenced by notes OF the
purchaser. payable at six and twelve
months after date. with interest
thereon at the rate OF per ccntum
per annum, secured by deed OF trust
upon said real estate. or for all cash.
at tho option OF tho purchaser
JOHN u. LEARY
Trustee in Bankruptcy. and
j. ]. CARNEAL.
Special commissioners
hereby certify that the bond re-
CURED of the aforesaid Special Com
missioncrs has been duly executed
JAMES ID. BRADY,
Deputy Clerk L: $. District Court for
Eastern District OF Virginia.
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RE<iL ESTATE FOR SALE
Iiusincss I,rnn..r,y

building. sioTi.s
brick. 5000 square feet OF floor ..l..
'ator: first floor all granoli,hiG; cen.
r.iiy located. poBsess!on 80 days. Price
reasonable. Boh . iGs. care Tho Dis.
patch.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Real Estate for Exchange
FOR SALE
OR
EXCHANGE.

Wanted to trade, splen-
did farm for Richmond
: income property. The
farm is worth fifteen
thousand dollars and is
clear. What have you
to offer?
Wanted to trade, good
hotel in nearby town
for apartment house of
about the same value,
fifteen thousand dol
lars.
Wanted to trade, West
End home and Barton
Heights home for good
building lots in desir-
able section of the city.
Wanted to trade, Main
Street store, good
renter. What have you
to offer?
S. l.. Thomas, with
Morton g. Thalhimer,
Randolph 81.
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BY II. Z. CHAPLIN e co. INC.
Real Estate Auctioncers.
Main and Twelfth SITS.
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
FOR SALE,
1902 Grove
Avenue

Choice home. briclt. detached nine
rooms. bath. hot-air heat. metal
weather stripped, screened. concrete
cellar under entire house with .hro,
laundry tubs ana servants toilet
hrick garage. owner wants to soil
Lot 30xi35.
RICHMOND TRUST co.
Seventh and Main SITS
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rent. on Hopkins Road, In
Chesterfield County. one milo from end
Hull Street car line. cali between s
and II. 81. l.. T. CheathaM.
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Houses for Rent

NORTON G. THALIIlMER.
Flrst National Bank building.
Phone Randolph %
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Farms and Land for Sale =;

ARM BARGAIN ~ acres. rni!.s
from RIchmond. 50 acres cleared ball
Ahcs Ia wood. FuuF-rOUn house, In fair
condition All farming implements in
Guided IN the tow price OF $4,000. Easy
terms j. l.. Mcdaniel. win Il. S.
iiudS!ns {. 60.
~-St.. farm Tot sale. ;. acres in cu,-
'Nauon; dwelling and UutbuIidlnEs;
E"pa water, GOOD uc!HhborhGod. near
chifrh ana bchCJi: la Southampton
S'G.'y. virginia. cash or terms. see OF
writ. q. +. Edifurd, ivoT. Va. Il l.
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FOR SALE
OR RENT

Attractive home in West End Ex-
ccllcnt neiShbOrhood. one square OF
park; convenient to cars; six rooms,
sleeping porch. hot-water heat, oak
floors. automatic water heater: thor
ouShly modern. Immediate possess
sion.
We would be glad to show you this
comfortable home.
SCHMIDT, WILSON & RICHARDSON.
INC.
IS ~ Eighth ST. Randolph 1895.