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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-20
LYRIC BUILDING is SOLD
To INSURANCE COMPANY
Virginia Life Now Owns En-.
tire Block 1925, 900 Is
Price Paid.

Through the purchase Of the Lyric
Building from the Laburnum corpo-
ration, holding company for the
Bryan estate. the Life Insurance
Company Of Virginia comes into pos
session Of the entire block bounded
by Broad. Tenth, Capitol and Ninth
Streets. The price paid was s325. 900.
and the Laburnum Realty Corpora
ton negotiated the sale.
The Lyric Building fronts los feet
and seven inches on Broad Street.
WIKI 4 depth of 1919 feet on Ninth
street, which makes the price paid
about S3,i55 per front foot The
building was constructed about ten
years ago for ;hc w. \. NJ. Amusc-
mcnt Company. which has lease
running for twenty-nine years vet.
However. 1t is expected that the in :
Surance company will ultimately
make an enlargement to the build :
with tho part given over 10 the the
alter property
John 6. Walker is president of the
Life Insurance Company of Virginia,
which was incorporated as stock
company in 1871. Its assets on Ian
uarT ]. 1922. were more than $4,000.
coo. 1t is tho oldest and largest in
Surancc company in the South. and
has surplus Of SS.i99303.O9. with
nearly 100000 policies in force rcp-
rcsenting over s214.0OO. 600.
The insurance company occupies its
own building. fronting the Capitol
square. the building being given over
entirely 10 insurance purposes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-20
NEW COUNTY UNIT LAW
FORWARD SCHOOL STEP
statute. ProNidIng for Central Hoard.
BcrUIncS Effective June lS-Itnrt
Sends Out Instructions.

Instructions in regard 10 the new
county unit law, which goes into eff
feet or June Is. are being sent ~
school authorities all over the State
ny Harris Hart, superintendent OF
Public Instruction. The purpose OF
The new law is to simplify the
scheme of local school government.
with all district boards being climi-
nnted and a county hoard formed
with ono representative from each
rngisteria! district.
AT tho present time there is con-
siderable confusion in school affairs
through the hundreds Of local
boards. Each maSisterial district is
now school district with three
trustees, and. consequently. there is
lack OF uniformity in salaries. terms
and general conditions.
The county unit law was passed
h. ihc General Assembly as the re-
suit OF IL constitutional change voted
last November The county board is
10 tc mad up % representative
from cach magister!al district, This
board acts as siNste body and pre-
scrihes tho sa1. r .es and rcGulR-
tons for the entire cgnHty
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-20

nnanee committee. The Delegates to
tho triannlRl council arc: Roy, bra.
Bowie. Burkhardt, OF Richmond
iicrryman Qroon, dean Of tho Tho.
"loHinRl Seminary, Alexandria; I'D
ward /" GOODWIN. OF Ashland. nnd
tho follow nv lay delesates: LudSr
Il. Carter Scott. Roosevelt Page. John
Stewart Bryan md Robert Iiuvurloy.
The nltarnatcs nro: Rov. Drs.
beverly Dallas Tucker Jr.. Theologi-
cal Seminary; j. Francis R!hblc. w.
-. Smith, OF Richmond, md l.. L..
Hammond. OF Culpepor. with these
lay nltcrnntes: Lewis G.. Williams.
j. NJ Taylor, John II. Minor. OF rilch-
mond, and DR.. j. ii. billiard. OF
charlottesville.
New members OF tho finance com
m!itcc nre: james Cnsk!e. chair
man; Judge II. Carter Scott und Lewis
c. Williams. all OF Richmond.
The executive committee OF the
Diocesan Missionary Society en-
braces: Rev W. Russell Bowie. d.
D.; Rev. w. II. Burkhardt. d. -, Rev.
Francis l.. Ribble. d. D.. all OF Rich-
elund. and Archdeacon +. w. Nevc.
ot Albemarie: John NJ. Tyler. john
stewar, Bryan. John B. Minor. and
oliver ]. Sands. Of Richmond, ROB
.rt Beverley. of Essex.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-20
CAPITOL SQUARE MARRINC
IS PROTESTED BY WOMEN
Federation of Clubs Adopts
Resolution Against Pro.
posed Office Building.
SUGGESTS work HE DELAYED
Legislature, mt Next Session. May
Empower Com mission, OrRanirn-
fion Says, IL Select Some other
sIte-Snys Step Most Rcprehensible.

Resolutions protesting against tho
use OF Capitol Square for an office
building for the State were adopted
Federation OF Woman's clubs in the
Jefferson Hotel yesterday morning
Tho resolutions suggest that the
building commit ssion delay Construc-
t'on OF a building until the General
Assembly meets again.
The convention. which opened We'd
ncsday. closed with a visit to the
Doolcy Hospital in order that The
could see the work being done for
the relief OF crippled children Re-
cause OF the rush ot business. the
selection OF the next convention city
was left 10 the executive committee.
AS onNers are elected every two
years. no election was held at this
convention. Mrs. Henry L Parker.
Of Newport News, a former pres!dcn'
of the organization, however, was
named as State director to succeed
Miss Helen Norris Cummings OF
Alexandria. whose term expires next
month
More than $50 delegates. repre-
senting seventy five clubs. were in
attendance on the convention. Dur
Ing the convention two Richmond or
Eatiza:ous. Tho Federation Of Moth
ers' Clubs and the kindergarten
Club, became affiliated with the
State federation
Declaring thai a building TN tho
southwest corner OF Capito! Square
would mar one of tho most beautiful
and historic landmarks Of the state.
the convention declared that w"
feel satisfied that the patriotic citi-
Eens of Virginia arc not willing thus
lightly 10 destroy for all time the
heritage from the past which, once
gone. cannot be replaced, and that
future generations will consider
such a step most reprcheusible;
therefore. he il
Resolved. That we earnestly pc
t!t,on the board OF building com
missioncrs TO use the power OF dis
erection invested in il by the act OF
Legislature To select some other site
available, rather than the southeast
corner OF the Capito! square. or else
delay further work In the Square
until another session OF the Leg isIa-
ture shall empower II TO select such
site as Will add and not detract from
the beauty OF our historic State
grounds and buildings"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-20
SONS OF VETERANS ADMIT.
FOhTY-TW0 into CAMP
Governor Trinkle One of New
Members of Stonewall Jack
son Organization.

F"rty-two new members wer, ad
united to Stonewall jackson Camp.
Sons OF Confederate Veterans AT =
meeting last night. making nearly
2oV additions 10 the camp since the
opening OF III. drive 10 bring tho
membership up to 1000 preparatory
To tho annual reunion OF the United
Confederate Veterans in Richmond
next month.
Included among the new members
We're Governor T.. Lee Trinklc At
torncy-Gencral John X Saunders
Auditor c. Lee Moore. Second Audi
tor Roosevelt! Page and Colonel
Governor. Others joining the camp
last night were:
NJ {. Loving. John c. Saunders.
Rosser II, Griffin. John y Buck
William T. Van Peit. J. Il. Cook. Jr,
T. NJ. Workman. G.. IL Winfrey. W.
II. Warren, w. II. Warren, Jr.. r. :.
Fitzgerald, j. e. Rcnnolds. Garter L.
Talman. Lawrence r. Berry, Warren
r Crump. J. W. Broadnax. w NJ
Hill John IL. Billiard, IL T. Ezekiel.
Ravee Norris. O. y. Swink. Il. a
Rutiin. Arthur ". James. G. Il
Meyers, John A. Wcckert. +. II.
iiardway. Leroy NJ. Lee. Waller Hol-
;iday. +. y. stephens. Malcolm y
Hart. r. :. Paulstt i G. Kirkmcyer
and Edwin II. Courtney
The camp has decided to hold a
bal! either on June or .. at the
jefferson Hotel. with the assistance
of Richmond and Stouewall jackson
Chapters, L. n. G. The committee
in charge of tho affair consists of
w Roy Mason, T.. l.. Remiss. Colonel
John \. Cutchins. j. Earle Dunford
and 6. W. Morris.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-20
CONSIDER THIRD BOAT
FOR NEW YORK LINE

Continued Increased fIoiph, traffic
handled by the Richmoud.N"w YORK
steamship Company ~ causing INC
oficiaIs TO discuss the putting on OF
another steamer, which would maxi.
the service between Richmond and
New YORK threo round t:ips q week
instead OF two, as at present Dircc-
tors OF the company viii meet short
ly TO decide on leasing another
steamer. and IL is probable that the
Lake Francis, formely in service. may
be secured from the United states
Shipping Board
Il Watkins Ellersou. an official of
ehe company. said yesterday mat the
business OF the company during the
last six months had Increased at a
tremendous rate. and that Increased
tonnage was n necessity
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-20
MARKETS HERE SUPPLIED
BY VIRGINIA GARDENERS
Most Fastidious Housewives
Of Richmond Can Crafty
Every Wish.

The gardeners and truckers ~
Henrico. Hanover and Chesterfield
Counties are now we'll represented.
by their carly products. in the retail
market places OF Richmond. Tho
housewives and others who 20 mar
kcting this morning will find. fresh
from nearby gardens. cabbage
spinach. kale, onions, asparagus, let
tucc rad!shc English peas. rhubarh
and bcc,s, and from down South
truck patches, snaps. cymblings. Gu
cumbcrs. green peppers. celery. new
potatoes. egg plant and perhaps a
few other things. The Virginia
strawberry season is now at its
height and there will be oceans of
the finest the old State ever produced
at the retail stands this morning.
There will also be cherries from
North Carolina. whortlebcrrics and
dewberrics from South Carolina. AMI
pineapplcs from Florida. Tho most
fastidious can find all they are look
ing for in vegetable and fruit lines.
There have been extra fine
catches" in Virginia waters the past
few days and tn" fish stands this
morning VIII bo loadch u""h VII"
spots. croakcrs. trout, bu,teriish,
shad. perch. sturgeon and virginia
maclercl. the last named being the
latest arrival on the market. All Of
these are, on account Of tho heavy
catches. marked down in price.
The retail market IS well supplied
with spring chickens and hens Broil-
crs are now going at So 10 - cents
the pound. and hens at 80 TO 40. Eggs
arc priced 80 to 81 the dozen. Spring
lamb is much In evidence. this morn
,ng's prices being 81 10 80 cents per
Mound, according TO cut.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-20
Trnrhers Elect omccrs.

Miss Mary Pcrcivai was chosen
pres idcn, OF the Junior High School
Teachers Association at a meeting
held recently. other officers selected
at this time were. Miss Louise Coop
Earth. bellevue school: Miss Carter,
BaiubridG". MISS Sally Russell, Bin
ford; Miss I.incoUs. Robert T.. Lee.
vicc-rres Gent; Miss Rosa Branch,
secretary, and J. y. Ncwbill. treas
urer. Tho advisory council is com
posed Of Miss clara Gary. Miss Mary
Glasgow. and Miss Lyme Mose!ey.
Representatives in the League OF
Richmond Teachers are Miss EstelIe
Shackciford and Mrs. \. W. Lnvctt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-20
pupils in ucci,n, Tonight.

The advanced pupils OF the Flor
eucc Danscy School of Piano VIII be
heard i'm a recital ~ the Womcn's
Club tonight at s.ij o'clock. Mrs.
Robert :. Hudci ms. con,ralt", MI! as
sis, the class. Those pupils partic'-
patinC in the program are: opa
Earnest. Doris Ford. Geraldine ELLIS,
ilguc Traylor. Allen Euiiin. Hugh
Kidd. Dorothy Sclvage. Ais l.ochr,
Dorothy Rucgcr. Josephine Smyth.
Lucille Traylor. Olive Christian. and
Ethel Boiling. Miss boiling and MISS
christian are assistant teachers Tor
primary and intermediate pupils.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-20
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

"wcstovcr," homo Of William
BYRD. on lower James River. open
10 public. morning. afternoon and
niEht tea served Ia afternoon;
dancing at night
John MarshR,l House, Ninth and
Marshall streets, open o 4, NJ. Ia
L. NJ.
Farm,.S =. NJ.
Old Dominion tenn!s tourna-
mont, Country Club OF Virginia,
9 \ NJ. and 3 L. NJ.
Observation-Disclosures leagues; for
schedules see Sporting Puge.
Cor Theater Calendar soc Page
F!ve)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-20
nt.oon subscriptions will be given

httoen subscriptions will be given
an outflt.
Tho little receiver 10 said to be
quito marvel. a young Church
iiil! amateur lately used one loaned
In tho Pittsburgh concerts. II IL
said 10 DO very efficient for tho
WBAZ concerts.
Folks In all rocations nro taking
TO the club with zeal and are max
ing excellent Roadway. Boys and
girls. men and women. seem equally
enthused IN the new art and in I'll.
easy method of obtaining an outht
without cost.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-20
nnid House ON East Franklin.

An early morning raid yesterday
Melted thirty-two gallons of raw
corn LIQUOR from an address on Fast
Franklin Street Policeman W. T..
Rces. and others conducted the raid
on the house, which has stood va
cant for long time. The liquor
vas found in the basement. Three
men ran out Of the house when Po-
liccman Reese approached, hut none
Ui them was caught. They each had
Il gallon jug under his arm. which
they dropped to Increase their speed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-20
To inspect Briel Farm.

large delegation OF Councilman
Will meet at tho City Hall this after
noon at ; o'clock to leave on a tour
Of inspection of the Brlei farm. in
Iicnrico County. below Seven Pines
In the party VIII be members OF tho
Finance and Utilities Committees
and tho special farm committee. eni-
bracing Chairman James r. peterz
A!doRmAa ". Sae1xaS White and
Irouncilnnrn James e. D!ckerson
Other city officials Will accompany
the Councilman.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-20
Medical Alumni Organized.

In line Win the NOV" launched
here reccntly. graduates OF the Med
toai College Of Virginia ia norfolk
and Portsmouth have organized an
alumni chapter with Or T.. { s
Taliaferro as liz head. The chapter
VIII meet twice yearly IN May and
November aud Viii work earnestly TO
6oos. The Richmond Institution.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-20
Child Struck hr Anin.

The Injuries of Margaret Wright,
aged i. Of $40 Marks street, South
Richmond who was Knocked down
at Tenth and Hnii Streets by an au-
iornobile alleged to have been driven
hy l. Lindsay, were not regarded as
serious last night. The child, who
Is said 70 have been crossing the
street when struck. is badly bruised
about the head and body. II is re-
rGytcd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-20
Of Judge Richardson.

Judge n. c. Richardson. who has
been confined Ia his home for two
weeks. was reported in good condl-
tion yesterday. II was said at the
City Hall Yesterday that Judge Rich
ardson would probably he ahl" TO at
tend the sessions of court next week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-20
speak. on Community Life.

Mrs. Annie X. Barrett explained tn.
purpose OF tho Community Life cam
paigu In Virginia at meeting At
Louisa TUESDAY night In connection
with the Rural Life Campaign in
progress throughout Virginia Rev.
Charles Monroe spoke on "Educs-
t'on In Rural Schools" and an adj.
dress was delivered also by Frank T
West
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-20
VIII Expand CITY.

An instrument OF tremendous po-
i'utiahtS. the IadiophOue broadcast
~ the familiar pottsburgh. Newark.
schenectady Mcdford Hillside and
other points has wrought miracles
ia the city udus,rialiy and socially
w tn" far-rcachimc field Of instruc-
tv" ana entertaining accomplish
rncnis
i;ichmond IA. already been placea
on the latest radio maps; a sheet
containing a few b.acH dots with the
stations. calls opposite which repre-
sen, the location Of q progressive
c.'H WBAH wrl Offer the radio pub
is s.ryic. coinuarabl, with the
hest Indicated on the map
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-20
Auxiliary To Paper.

Following the policy of The Dis
patch papers. the radio broadcast
VIII form one of the most efficient
huNiliari"s To the newspaper posi-
bic. Not only viii the public he
enabled 20 obtain a tweuty-Cour- hour
news service. lat the transmission
"i musical programs public ad-
dresses and other interesting fea-
lures viii form an indiSrcnsa bic
feature OF the rccrcational life OF
Virginia
For the first time In their lives
individuals operating the simple
crystal set are able to tune in and
hear a real broadcast concert In
fact during the tests il was brought
TO light tina; these sets were per
hapS the most successful outfits used
ter This purpose
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-15

statesmen WANTED TO carry our line
OF solder, babbitt. tin and lead on a com
mission basis: must be familiar with the
hardware, automobile, plumbing, supply
and manufacturing trade. Excellent side
line proposition address M G.. CAN
FIELD SONS COMPANY, SO Wilsey at.
Newark, n. J.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-15
LEGAL NOTICE.


SALE OF REFRESHMENT PRIVILEGES
IN INDIANAPOLIS PARKS THURS
DAY FEBRUARY 16 $500 P M,
COUNCIL CHAMBER, CITY HALL.
At the above time and place the Board
OF Park Commissioners will offer for sale
at auction the refreshment privileges in
earned, Douglass, Brookside and Ellen
berger Parks. and also the Srefreshment
pFlyIeges at the old Canoe Club at Thir-
Park.
These privileges will be let for one year.
ana the successful bidder Will be required
10 deposit his certified check for 10 per
cent or the amount OF his bid to guaran-
tee good faith. Rental will be payable in
equal installments on June 1st and Sep
temper lst' 1922. The successful bidder
viii De required to execute contract and
give bond for the performance OF the
same. to be approved by the Board OF
Park Commissioners
light is reserved to reject any or all
NOTICE OF EXAMINATION FOR FTFT,D
EXAMINERS.
me public accounting law OF Indiana
provides that field examiners OF the De-
par aTtIlent OF Inspection and Supervision Of
Public Ohces shall be appointed from ap-
p!tcants who shall have successfully
passed an open. competitive examination
Tor testing their fitness for appointment.
IN accordance with the provisions of
said law the State and deputy examiners
Will hold such an examination in the SEN
ate chamber and House OF Representatives
at the Statehouse, indianapolis. Indiana
Thursday. March 2, 1922, beginning
promptly at $50 o'clock a. m. The ex-
animation will occupy the forenoon and
afternoon OF said day.
Persons desiring to take said examina-
ton are requested to notify the depart
ment by letter to that effect on OF before
Feb. 25. 1922.
JESSE E. ESCHBACH,
State Examiner.
LAWRENCE 2. ORR,
Deputy Examiner.
WALTER u. OWENS,
Deputy Examiner.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-15

FIRST and second mortgages on Indiana
and Indiana polls real estate. r. B. WILL
SON. 10S N. Delaware st. Main 1913.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-15

CITY ADVERTISEMENT.
LEGAL NOTICE.
Department of Public Works once OF
the Board
Indianapolis, Ind. Feb. IL, 1929
Notice to Contractors: Notice Is hereby
given by the Board of Public Works OF the
city of Indianapolis Indiana, that sealed
proposals will be received by it, at its
office until 2 p. m, Monday, Feb. q, 1922.
MISCELLANEOUS SPECIFICATION.
NO. 243
For the publication of legal notices, in
accordance with the laws governing the
proceedings of the Board of Public Works.
The Board Of Public Works reserves
the right to reject any or all bids.
CHARLES e. COFFIN,
w. II. FREEMAN,
NJ J. SPENCER,
Board of Public Works, City of Indian
apolis.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-15
sALEsMAN-WANTE ed.
statesmen

A self-respecting salesman whose am
bition is beyond his present place, might
find more congenial employment with US
and at the same time double his income.
We require man OF clean character. who
would appreciate a life job with fast
growing concern where industry would be
rewarded with far above average earn
ing Call at sos odd Fellow Bldg. after
g 80 a m
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-15
SCHOOL CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS.
TE-NFEoCr2 INV

SCHOOL CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS.
TEMPORARY LOAN.
Sealed bids will be received by the IN
designed at the ONCE Of the Board OF
School Commissioners, southwest corner
Of Meridian and Ohio streets, Indianapolis,
Indiana. until 10 o'clock a. m. February
q. 1874 for temporary loan Of $3.50, 000
TO the Board of School Commissioners OF
the city Of indianapolis. Indiana. for the
relief OF and In aid Of said boards "Spe-
cial Fund"
said lean viii bear interest at rate Of
not more than six 90 per cent per an
mum, interest payable at the maturity OF
the loan, and will be evidenced by notes
Of said board, aggregating IN principal
$3.50. 600, to be dated the day the loan is
contaminated.
The offers or bids for said loan will be
opened at the place on the date and at the
hour above mentioned. and the loan will
be awarded to ths bidder or bidders Of
fering 10 lend the money at the lowest
rate OF interest, but the said board re-
serves the right to reject any and all bids.
said loan is 10 be made IN pursuance CT
the Indiana Statute OF 1919 acts 1919.
p. g., and the amendment thereto OF 1920
Especial Session, 1920. ?. 1919
WALTER J. TWINAME,
Business Dir=%tor
Board OF School Commissioners Of the City
OF indianapolis.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-15
IN MEMORIAM.

IN MEMORABILIA loving remembrance
of our dear friend. Ada Roney. who do
parted this life one year ago today Feb
IS, 1921
Today recalls sad memories
OF a loved one gone to rest.
Those who think Of her today
Are the ones who loved her best
MR.. AND MRS. TRACER AND BOYS.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-15
.LOsT AND FOUND.

LOST-Black cat very playful, name
Honey Boob; reward Call Drexel 6484.
LOST-Hound dog. brown, white feet,
leather collar. Reward. Randolph O525.
LOsT-AiredaIe pup, name Rags. Liberal
reward Belmont 1922. 326 n. Mount.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-15
AUCTIONS.
AUCTION SALE.

AUCTION SALE.
A. our regular sale on Thursday, $50
g. IA. February 49, at
227 y. NEW JERSEY
we VIII sell @ lot OF fine household goods
consisting OF mahogany dfessors several
OAK dressers. tables mahogany and oak
library tables. fumed oak dining room
suite, several other dining room tables
and chairs, 3 daveno suites chinoniers,
kitchen cabinets. refri gerators, several
high oven gas ranges. several small gas
ranges. A Florence hotblast heater, limo
leum, rocking chairs. morris chairs brass
beds. iron beds, mahogany wood bed,
springs and mattresses. gxIg rugs. small
rugs. bedding dishes. cooking utensils. In
fact everything needed for housek eeping.
SHANK AUCTION co.
MCPHERSON AUCTION co.
We sell everything on earth 10 West
ohio street Room 203. Phone Circle
ASS Circle SSH