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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-02-04
Dinner Stories

at is possible said Chief Justice
William Howard Taft, "for men to
state their cases fully and still be
brief
Possible, but unusual" said one
versed in 1.-The ways OF the United
States supreme court.
yes" said Mr.. Taft, when I was
candidate for president Iwent out TO
Milwaukee to make a speech. l was
byT a German-Americau
who had reached high place in the
esteem of the community.
when he came on the stage was
all set to hear the usual effort from
the introducing orator He fooled me
and set record for ,brevity in
speeches introducing presidential tim
Der.
my friend from Milwaukee walked
graveiy to the center of the stage,
helped himself-yes, 1 know it was in
Milwaukee-to a glass of ice water,
and held up his hand for silence.
- Mister Chairman, ladies and
shentlemen,' he began fmpressively,
I have been requested to introduce
by you the Honorable William II.
Taft. who is to address you
There was a slight pause, and the
orator turned graciously to the
speaker and concluded:
have dit SO, undt he viii now
do So"
~ Little Johnny, tho he had been to
the poultry show the night before with
his father and his uncle, insisted that
he be taken again on the night that
his mother and aunt decided to go.
After pleadings didn't serve to daunt
the little fellows determination, it was
decided 10 take him along
While at the show the lad enjoyed
himself immensely, but on the way out
OF the building he seemed rather re-
luctant to leave, and continually look
ed back inquiringly. Finally he said
to his mother, Ma. let's wait until
they let the animals loose
Why Johnny" said the mother,
they don't let the animals loose"
"Oh, yes. they do" said Johnny.
Last night pa said to Uncle Henry.
Let's stick around & while. We might
get chance to pick up a couple of
chickens
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-02-04

if the demand continues to diminish,
it will cease to make it. If I had the
kind of a neck you have that would
take a three-inch clericaI-collar with
ease, it would be all right, but l am
compelled to Cling to the wing collar
because it affords an orifice or slot.
as it were, in which the anterior part
of the thyroid cartilage OF the larynx
(vulgarly known as the Adams applet.
can oscillate freely as nature intended
it, If your campaign continues. I
shall revert to my youthful collar a
made-up four-in- hand, sans collar
Cease firing! F. d. S.
So far, our campaign against the
wing collar has been waged on esthetic
grounds. Objection was predicated on
the fact that it Is an unloveiy and in
artistic sartorial establishment We
like to keep the column on a high
plane But our real objection to the
device is that it exposes the Adams
apple.
Man. we go on to say. is a fairly
presentable creature so long as he
keeps his legs and his adams apple
covered.
The moral of the Boldly case, as we
see it, is that emotional insanity is a
futile defense when employed in be-
half of negro who has killed a white
man.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-02-04
JUST FOLKS
THE LIVING.
by EDGAR A. CUES

THE LIVING.
You will praise him when he's gone,
When his earthly struggle closes
ION may send the florists roses
His dark bier to lie upon:
When he cannot hear or see,
You will very friendly be-
, But twere better far, he'd vow,
II he had your friendship now.
You will speak about his worth
When he has noe need Of fame,
You viii glorify his name
When at last he quits the earth;
s And If ne should die today.
Many kindly things you'd say,
But / wonder why do men
Always seem to wait till then?
When the frost is on his cheek
And his hands lie still and cold,
All his good deeds wilfAbe told,
Those who're silent now Will speak
When Mt last his journey ends
He will pass thru lines of friends,
But today he mustn't know
That his neighbors love him so.
Draw mp. friends. on either side
For the man who lives today,
Smile at him and smooth the way,
Let the line be long and wide.
Let your praise Of him be said
AS you wouIdfif he were dead,
Make his living march as fine
As shah be his funeral line
Copyright, 1922, by Edgar A Guest}
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-02-04
George Matthew Adams
Daily Talk
CONFIDENCE.

I am reminded of a story of a boat
that was hit in mid-stream. 1t began
way in.
The captain commanded all to
crowd on the high side of the boat.
while he headed for shore
There was a father with his little
boy on that boat. who said: son,
don't be afraid. everything will be all
right, we shall reach the shore safely
And SO the little fellow held the
fathers hand-and waited.
When the shore was reached, his
father said: Were you afraid. my
boy" No, Father" the boy replied.
you told me not to be, and so I
wasn't"
Big human beings need to have the
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-02-04

Massachusetts has lately been agi-
tated by the transfer of Henry D. VII
son. the prohibition enforcement
agent in that state, and the substitu-
ton of james p. Roberts. Wilson,
it is said. raided a banquet at which
the governor of the state was a guest
and he discovered liquid refreshments
in an adjoining room, of which the
governor had not partaken. This was
apparently the beginning of the trou-
bic and she elimination of charge
OF over-zeal. Is the public to under
stand that Mr.. Wilson should have
waited until after the governor had a
drink?
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-02-04
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-02-04

Congressman Fordney, in an effort
10 bolster up his tariff bill, charges
that knives bought in Germany for .
cents are sold in this country for So.
But he does not call attention to the
time when American made sewing
machines were bought in Germany
and shipped back to this country be
cause the purchaser could save money
by doing so. However. Marshall
Field 6. Co, declare that the knife IN
question was made in the United
States.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-02-04

The striking packing house en-
ploves are returning to their jobs only
10 find t. cir places filled in many in
stances. After all is said and done,
the value of a commodity, whether it
be goods or service, is the price that
it will brin-- today. What good does
it do to the manufacturer of automo-
bles to maintain last years selling
price for his ears if he doesn't sell
any? What good does Ado labor to
attempt to maintain its wage Stan
dard of last year if there is no en-
ployment?
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-02-04

Expert statisticians say that the
farm mortgages of the country are
now $4,000, 600. 900, and that the fed
eraI la1d banks are carrying $415,-
100000, only 5 per cent of the total
amount. Ninety-five per cent of the
farmers are presumed to be paying
higher interest rates. Annual issues
of taX-exempt state and municipal
bonds have increased five-fold from
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-02-04

secretary Mellon could|hardly have
proposed a more unpopular plan for
increasing revenue to cover the sol
dier bonus than that which he has
suggested to congress. Opposition to
taxing the postal service is almost uni
" ersAl. A tax on bank checks would
be generally evaded. Automobiles al
ready are carrying an unjust share Of
the public burden.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-02-04

The New York journal of Com
merce remarks in connection with the
farm conference that 1.-The only real
help for present conditions is found in
lowering of wages and prices that are
out of line with the general level, re-
duction OF. taxes. including the tariff,
thereby helping the farmer to get
what he wants at lower cost" The
latter part of this suggestion makes
the proteeuonists see red.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-02-04

British national financing during
the year 1921 resulted in a net re-
duction of approximately $165, $780,
600 in the total liabilities of the gov
eminent. The changes which pro-
duced this net result included a reduc-
ton during the year of $685. 100000
in the debt owed by Great Britain to
other countries. Uncle Sam should
have had a share of this money.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-02-04

Illustrating the old adage that 'ac-
tions speak louder than words" the
Nebraska legislature. in special ses-
sion has passed a revised appropria-
ton bill carrying a tax reduction for
the current year of nearly 100000.
promises.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-02-04

It is estimated that the enforcement
of the prohibitory amendment is cost
ing thee government s1O0,OO0,00O a
year. But the "wet5'' and the "drys'
arc taxed alike to pay it.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-02-04

1852. S1S,s44 in 1918 to s1.SO5,S6S.916
in 1921, with prospects of still fur
Their increases in 1922. Yet the farm
err is taxed on his mortgage indebted
ness and it is now proposed to tax his
honded debts.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-02-04

81 am ready" said Mr.. Agnew. ito
talk business. 1 have a house, a pro-
fession-now, I want a wife too-and
Ann I can't wait any longer for you"
Neither-neither c-can L" stam-
mered the rich Miss Fordyce. And no.
body maryeled when they spent their
honeymoon touring in the taxizcab.
copyright, 1922. by the Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate.)
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-02-04
Another Attempt to Thwart the
Column.

Sir-Please discontinue your cam
rpaign against the wing collar. You
have driven it out of the retail stores
and 1 am compelled to send to the
factory for it. and the factory tells me
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-02-04

Two years afterward Billy Agnew
became part of a great law firm, built
a pretty bungalow in the suburbs. and
put The taxi in a tiny garage built
with his own har ds- After that ne
called on Ann Fordyce. who happened
to be visiting Mrs Granville again.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-09
FRUIT AND CHICKEN
F. RMS
OR COUNTRY. HOMES

acres with 4-room house. n mile
from town. with cherry trees 35 peach
trees. 4 plum trees. and apple trees.
800 strawberry plants, some gOOseberries
600 or 200 chickens. brooder stoves,
$50 egg incubatOrs, ! barn, hen houses.
l 7xi0 20x75. / 2jT1S. All for $500
Q room house, near state line. facing
Dixie Highway, with lots. $4,000.
So A on Crumstown Rd., near Five
Point school with new bungalow A136
with furnace. plenty OF fruit and truck.
Only $50 90
For a country home. 10 acres. south
west part OF city. Just one mile from
city limits. $500 per acre.
room house. stock. tools and crops
$1,000
A with 5-room house. plenty of
out buildings. on the CrumstOwn road.
near Sample road Plenty OF fruit and
truck. $500.
state Line. half mile from school house
Price $500
II acres with new 5-room house ana
garage and 20 fruit trees. 100 grape
stalks. y acre Strawberries. near
Il acres. Chicago road. 4-room house.
$500, or Will tFade for property in the
west side OF city. and pay the difference
30 acres, without buildings, near Cass-
0polis. Mich. Price $500
- acres AZ Osceola. dandy plsra for
country home or fruit and chicken farm
$500
40 acres near Slower school house
on the Edwardsburg road. with an &
room house, building facing pavement.
Price $3.50
81 A. 8 miles west OF the city. with
$500
s. scres Z miles west Of city. plenty
Of out buildings and fruit. rood
gram 4Irm ,-s1U
100 acres. near Daley. Michigan. with
= acres 81 timber; no buildings. all
FOR SlIeo cash
lUI scres. Jus; eact OF Granger abou;
10 miles OF pavement all new build
2o6 acres. just miles northeast o.
city. mi from pavement. plenty Of
buildings - a alfalfa. - A. tim
ber. would make a dandy place 20 BE-
cur up 10 small acreages $4,000
GO 4. with i7-roOm huose near I'd
" sourg. with 90 a. timber. could cut
about TO 10000 ties II a alfalfa
Price S6j per acre
&S \. near Edwsburs. Q a cranes
a. Alfalfa. lo-room house all stock
tools. and crops 20 or will exchange
equity FOR South Bend or Mishawska
property.
ALEX S. LANCET
500 s Chaplin 81.
Phones L-l206 and Main 3OS8
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-09

7 KNOW THAT You ARE NOT
A RENTER BY CHOICE BUT
HERE Is YOUR LAST CHANCE
To BECOME a HOME OWNER
by CHOICE. N THE WORLD
FAMED CITY OF SOUTH BEND.
FOR ABOUT $4,000.
ONLY SEVEN LEFr-MoDERN-
YES A REVELATION N AR
CHITECTURE; NEWLY BUILT
BUNGALOWS WITH ALL THE
MODERN CoNvENIENCEs AND
COMFORTS THAT ANY GOOD
FAMILY COULD ASK FOR.
OWNER SAYS "PRoUGH SELL
THEM AT COST"
LOCATION IDEAI-BETwEEN
MICHIGAN AND MIAMI SITS. IL
THE SOUTHEASTERN PART OF
TIE CITY. NEAR CAR LINES
STORES. SCHOOLS AND
CHURCHES. STREETS NEWLY
PAVED. OFT OF THE SMOKE
ZoNE-INTO YOUR OWN HOME.
ONLY $4,000 DOWN: $3.50 PER
MONTH.
PLEASE DON'T BELIEVE ALL
Yor HEAR-RUT WHAT YOU
SEE. Use YOUR owN EYES
DON'T DELAY - INVESTIGATE
TO-DAY
Can BE SEEN AND INSPECTED
BY APPOINTMENT oNLY-A
RARE CHANCE TO BEAT THE
SPECTATORS TO 1T.
WRITE 81. j. PRoUGH, iils 5.
MAIN ST. SOUTH BEND.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-09
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY


Lake House Hotel RrlgCsvile. Wis
cnusln- Beautiful Location. Good
Fishing. Bathing Free Boats Clean
Beds 10 miles from Portage. also 1C
miles from flc DoHS Excellent home
cooking Satisfaction guaranteed.
Rates SIS per week Ernest Keu. new
prop.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-09
FARMS FOR SALE.

SCUTaE1N IlaNllED
100 a. imp. Farm. s.. 500 5000 buys
200 q. improy farm en- town. T. cash
l@o impr Waterfront farm only
500. NEAR WASHINGTON. ID. c
i Keen. California, Nd
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-09

al OBSTACLES stand aside Tor him
who firmly hxes his gaze on a coveted
goal. and goes forward with steady
sfeD aud n strong heart Homes iu
Hlrtcr Heights are within reach ~
those whose esthetic natures and ideals
demand beauty in abundance and
whose wills calmly and fearlc>sly af-
firm that substitutes are unacceptable.
Louis g Palmer & Co.
Main 1+,D ft2 Union Trust Bldg
EXCLUSIVE HOMES II EXCLUSIVE
LOCATIONS
\ ro0urS S-ictlv modern Sleeping porch.
oak finish. ON heat. ou Rivers ide Drive
) rooms. corner location Son Wood
ward aV
% rooms on Portage AZ
Louis ~ Palmer a Go
Main 1870 Al. Union Trust Bid-.
IL HARTER HEIGHTS wh. re TO Is quiet
and high = rooms strictly modern aud
new Must De- seen 60 appreciate
Louis a.. Palmer a CO.
Main 1909 fi2 Union Trust Bldg
I AKGE HOUSE suitable for room .ng
house. or II YOU are looking for In iu-
vestmeuf. see this ON North Lafayette.
Louis q. Palmer a Co
Main 1867 AZ Union Trust Bldg
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-09
RADIO SUPPLIES.
Gut Rate

RADIO SUPPLIES
Concensers 3 or - plate. xs.ss. vsrlo-
.4OO ohms S60j complete stock l-rms
cash. Write Tor price list Atlas Nsc.
trie Co. 2e22 =. Clark ST.. Chicsgo.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-09
NAVARRO PLACE. beautlfuI home. y

NAVARRO PLACE beautiful home. o.
room, maid 8 room, all conyeniences, ga
~, $1,000 Northwest. excellent home,
hem, e-r0om, garage S4-vo NortheasI
sfrn, hrOom. garage, $fHO. North
Us splendid S-rOOm home modern,
double garage. good section. 5000. south
east close 20 Michigan modern. 1-r00m,
toored attic garage. large Too. SoJOO.
Beautiful home. Groom. modern, garage,
splendid shade large lot sttO0 Rose
land. near So Mary s, Groom, built Two
years. hot water heat large lot, 500.
$500 casn. East neat cottage. part mod
ern. $500. $500 cash acre. Koseland,
$500. Northwest. large lot, $3.50. south
EAST, large lot. 500 We have property
in every part OF the city. Worden Realty
Co. Main 4fj, rs Farmers Trust Bldg.
NORTHWEST room house and gar
age. 3 bedrooms. close 90 school, cal
and stores. House has vcstibule. re
ception h8h with closet, large living
room. dining room and kitchen down
stairs Upstairs. 3 large bedrooms and
bath Lot has fruit and shade trees
garage has storage or play room above.
House and garage newly painted
paved street, moderate price.
WILLIAM HAPP,
Realtor
Phone Lincoln 15T1-207 S. Main 81
] Will TRADE my equity iu a bouse
and lot in good location for Ford Sc
dan or Ford coupe Call 1l5J w Dl-
vision AZ
SHERMAN AV.-roUr hundred block, b
room house. barely modern. Price
M ROBINSON & son
1et ~ Main So. End FLOOR Main 50
SOTTHEA ST-FDR SALE
1919 Dale Av room modern house,
viii sell on contract.
sol y. seventh St. Six room partly
modern house, viii seu on contract.
1916 81 ST. JOSEPH 81 s room modern
house; viii sell en- contract or trade
for small farm.
T. f'ItHk a son
33GS Farmers Trust Bldg
Ofice Lincoln ISL Res. Lincoln $50.
FOR SALE-uoubIe house. modern. six
rooms and bath each side close In.
Price 5000 Easy terms. The rent Will
1kLPH a OSBORNE. Eealtor and
81 ONE Builder NJ 572 Conservative
- ne Bldg
ST JOE ST N-Five hundred block.
thoroughly modern. eight room house,
hardwood floors Price 5000 This Is
real bargain, only i've blocSs from
NJ ROBINSON & son
f2f Main So. 2nd Floor Main 6sa
FOR SALE-We have ne largest assert
meut or moderate priced homes iu the
CITY Good ocatons ranging between
$500 and SJooO.
can r. crs3 open Evenings & sunday
HATSFIELD 4 HATSFIELD
ne W WashinEton
WANTED-F0r quick turnover list
your houses with us. We have mum
Der ~ cash buyer-we DO not bind
fhe seller
Cau T. E6i Open Evenings Sunday
HAT~FIELp & II aTSFIELD
ma W. washington
CATALpA AV, s -partiy modern @
room house suitable for families
o. kovacs. 40 Chapin 50 I'm. ele3.
HOMES FOR SALE
room bungalow strictly modern
'amnau S.. $500. Terms
!. III
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-09

FOR SATE-Great bargain Oh Francis
ST. near r. Jefferson Blvd. nine room
house. q bedrooms. bath C.stern. stove
heat paved street. Price 5000; term,
South Bend Realty Co. 80 : Main
ST. Main I11l
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-09
THE MAPLEWOOD

90 those that are happy and want 20
make others So ~ YOU have q Crouch
don't write for rates VICTOR KTT-
CHIN PROP GREEN LAKE. WIS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-09

HOUSES FOR SALE.
FOR SALE

NV 6-room modern home and furnish
ings Inquire DO Wakawa av.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-09

Hundreds ~ Jobs now 0pen in Auto
and Tractor Business paying from $50 90
500 81 Month. No lay-offs or strikes.
complete Automobile aul Tractor
course DO lowest tuition ever offered
send for may big cataiu- describing En-
urt1l my special offer. Big concerns
prefer kahe Trained Auto Mechanics.
ACT NOW
l,ahe Auto < Tractor school
bert. - Michigan 81 Ontario. Chicago, III.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-09
shore Property For sale

Shore Property For Sale SO
FOR SALE-Ideal summer home on Lake
Chaplin, S-room concrete house. water
system, sewer. electric lights. Frenca
doors and windows cObblestOne fire
place, fun bath. garage: ! A. ground
lake; min. walk 20 Interurban sta
ton. "a mi 90 Michigan Pike. JUST
across the lake from Berrien Springs.
Michigan. Owner unable TO occupy.
VIII sacrifice. Write us your require
ments. McOmber q Co, Niles Mich.
FOR SALE. WITH a NEW COTTAGE
on the lot. Indian Lake. 5000 cash
Inquire Eugene Mickle. Eau Clsir
Mich.
LONG BEACH-And homeland Beach
property for sale az 1920 prices. !. X.
cullen, Glenida Cottage. sheridan Beach
Mlchigan CITY, Ind lOpen Sundaysl
NEW
SUBDIVISION
on Lower Fish Lake. Good fishing
boating and bathing; sand bottom. Buy
now and secure choice sites Large lots
$40 down and s. a month FOr particu-
Laws address Oak Beach Summer Colony.
ms Nichigan -
Real Estate For Exchange IS
FOR SALE or tTade, 40 acres near town.
Will accept Ford truck in deal Call
ar 500 George Az.
LOT IN Jackson Addition for sale or viii
exchange for good used Ford. Inquire
4f3 14th St. River Park
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-14 acres
near city limits Good buildings ideal
for subdividirg- Price 100000. Call
Lincoln G331
To EXCHANGE-Fo small equity and
modern price house. automobile, vacant
Tot. good contract and some money.
Write T. q. Box "a. South Bend Ind
FOR TRADE- l2O acres I'm Stark county /:
good black soil trade for general store
g. W. Stout Middletown. Ind
OLDS Eight Touring ear: in excellent
condition. VIII exchange as first paw
ment on house or vacant lot. 1876 y
Main s.
Wantcd-Rcal Estate 50
HAVE CASH for bargains Box A-I2
News Times.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-09

8 r. Bungalow. Al condition. s
Grant St. $1,000
r. II. All modern facing Laurel
ST, and r.. II. facing Washington ST.
This is a corner property. Oak floor
and oak trim. VIII sell reasonable.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-09
FOR A GOOD INVESTMENT,
LOOK THIS LIST OVER

Fassnacht Az, room house, 5000.
room house, lngley Av; possession
az once $500.
LOngley Az, 9 room house, with
l-1ranre $500
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-09

6R. H. s. Kendall ST.. between the
Oliver and Studebaker factories, all
modern but furnace, $500.
o r. II, Merry Av. partly modern
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-09
Il II, =. NTWue0aKeT y, III WOl
with laundry and garage, $500.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

For sale. good paying department
store on south side, long established.
rare opportunity 70 get possession OF
this store al invoice price.
story store building. with sddi-
tional rooms. on s. Chaplin st. In the
200 block. and garage for cars. VIII
sell on terms. 81 900.
story frame store building, with
additional ) rooms. all mod. but fur
mace. zoo block $ Chaplin St, $500.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-09

7R H Kendall St, Just OF Of Indi-
ana Az 81 500.
r. H.. with lots, S. Camden ST.,
s.. zoo
west OF Laurel. r. on each Side.
y. .ftb
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-09

r. brick veneer house. 100 block
S. Scott ST. partly mod, $500
r. H., Hauey Az. au modern. So
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-09
Real Estate Opportunities Are Under Classcatons SO
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


l1t. VIII exchange equity for auto.
Louis o. Palmer & Go.
Main 1859 4f2 Union Trust Bldg