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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-22
STREET W|DtHIIvd
STUDY LAUNCHED
Effect on Property Values
viii BE Object of
Research Group.

Does the remarking of a narrow street
into wide thoroughfare. now familiar
plan in Washington, have the effect of
waving magic wand over the property
fronting that traffic artery, and. for the
reason of the widened street only, cause
increase in the value of contiguous real
estate? VIII the inconvenience to busi-
nesses fronting on street in the process
of being widened be of such proportions
as to offset completely the advantages
which might later come TO the building
in which those businesses are situated?
Is residential property value increased
substantially by street widening in resi-
Dental sections of city?
Seeking to answer these questions
with facts and data, the city planning
committee OF the National Association
of Real Estate Boards has chosen for
one of its principal topics of inveStiga-
ton during this year the effects of
street widening on real estate values, it
is announced.
Bartholomew Is Adviser.
Harland Bartholomew of the st. Louis
City Planning Commission is to act as
adviser in the work of the committee
during the coming year. Mr.. Bartholo-
NEW is a member of the board of gov
ernors of the Institute of City Planning
preparations for the coming ordinances
of Washington.
That the American city, whose growth
has been so rapid that in many cases,
a settlement founded with the prospects
of remaining a village has suddenly be-
come thriving industrial town, is be-
coming increasingly aware of the value
of city plans which outline the best de-
velopment of the community for the
distant future is indicated in a recent
tabulation of city planning commissions
in the United States, compiled by Lester
G. Chase. under the division of building
and housing of the Department of Com
merce. In an introduction to the tabu-
lation the following summary is given:
Value of Plan Recognized.
"At least 691 municipalities in the
United States have recognized the value
of farsighted planning for their orderly
physical development by establishing
official planning commissions or boards.
Based on the 1920 census fig
ures. 208 of the 691 municipalities listed
are cities of over $4,000 population,
while the remaining ABB are commune
ties of varying size down to villages of
less than 1000. Several of the small
est of these have under 500 inhabi-
tants
Geographically, the interest in city
planning is also widespread, MaSSachu-
sets showing the greatest number of
commissions in any one State, with
California next. Considering the pop
ulation and total number of commune
ties in the State. Wisconsin. Illinois,
Kansas, Texas and Florida all show
decided activity in this field"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-22
BILLBOARD FIGHT
SHOWS PROGRESS
Survey Reveals Only II
States Are Without Legis-
Iation Governing Signs.

Noteworthy progress has been made
in the national program of realtors
for the control of such outdoor adver-
Using as detractS from real estate
values and mars scenic beauty, Ward
G. Clifford of Kansas City, chairman of
the outdoor advertising committee of
the National Association of Real Estate
Boards, reported to the association at
its annual Midwinter convention.
Mr.. Clifford stated that members of
the Outdoor Advertising Association of
America in a recent resolution have
asked the Department of Commerce to
make a study of and recommendations
relative to the proper regulation of
commercial enterprises located beyond
the corporate limits of cities and towns
The outdoor advertisers have recon-
mended to the department that in the
study they cooperate with representa-
tiveS of the National Association of
Real Estate Boards, the Chamber of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-22
BUSINESS CONFERENCE.
GWlcrete Contractors Urged to At
tend Session Monday.

Local contractors engaged in con-
crete work are invited to attend a con-
ference Monday evening at the Raleigh
Hotel, when better business methods and
plans for cooperation with President
Hoover's move for more construction
during 1880 will be discussed.
The results of a recent survey, made
TO determine, the business and construc-
ton experiences of more than 1000 of
the concrete contractors of the country,
viii be reviewed by T. H. Merriam, Chi
cago, representing the Portland Cement
Association, under whose auspices the
conference will be held. The talk will
be illustrated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-22
ARCHITECTS POSITION
IN COMMUNITY PRAISED
Horace w. Peaslee Tells Board of
Trade Sales Managers Essen
TALLY of Services.

The architect holds a place of re-
sponsibility in the growth and beauty
OF cities as well as one Of duty to the
builders and buyers of homes and prop
erty in general, Horace w. Peaslee,
president of the Washington CHAPTER
OF the American Institute of Archi-
tects, told members of the sales mana
gers section of the Washington Real
Estate Board at their meeting this
Mr.. Peaslee asserted that the serv-
ices OF a skilled architect are essential
and necessary for the endurance of
good style in the building of residential
sections as well as commercial and
industrial areas. He asserted that in
the planning of a business area, if
proper thought and efficient service is
rendered by an architect, the tendency
of occupants to transfer from one loca-
ton to another is often avoided.
j. Wesley Buchanan, chairman of
the section, presided. About rs firms
were represented at the meeting.
The United States leads the world in
nil
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Gary Division Grows.

The Gary, ILL.,, Real Estate Board in
a recent statement reports that applica-
lions for membership in the Gary prop
erty owners division represent between
5000 and 1000 rental units.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-22

In 1880 the settled frontier of the
United States was only half way across
the continent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-30
BY LEMUEL F. PARTON.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, September 30.-Presi-
dent Hoover's recent comment on crime
and fishing was not a new idea with
/ him. In a de luxe book by President
Hoover. printed on marble paper, with
quaint wood cuts, and issued mere To-
day, It is revealed that years ago Her
bert Clark Hoover was genially preoc-
croied with incidental aspects OF fsn-
ing and good behavior
The hook is called "A Remedy for Dis
appearing Game Fishes IL mcluoes
two addresses. one made when he ac-
cepted the presidency of the Izaak Wal
ton League of America and the other
IAN address of President Hoover at
Madison Court House, Va. The PreSl-
dent is for mass production in fishes
this fact gaining added interest, In view
of the recent resignation OF Senator
Harry b. Halves of Missouri to take
charge of a $10,000,000 organization 10
achieve the same end with wild game.
Type Of Address Disclosed.
The President as revealed IN the for
gotten Izaak Walton address, is easy
going, whimsical, colloquial and ols-
cursive. In the future preSiuenUita IA
hibliopraphy, It will be interesting TO
contrast this amiable discourse with the
tenpestuous outpourings of Theodore
Roosevelt and the cautious lucubrations
of Calvin Coolidge. There Is an ease,
detachment and charm In this opus
which none of the White House writing
SQUAD achieved in the past. Mr.. Hoover
touches on the fishing-crime theme as
follows:
"At this point some one will deny
that we have ever taken o0O,UOUOuV
fish in q year. I agree with MIN tnat
we have not attained any such ideal
ner fisherman in long years. If it had
heen true. the moral state of the Nation
would have been better maintained dur
ing the last calendar year. There were
lots of people who committed crimes
who would not have done so II they nad
been fishing, and assure you that the
increase in crime is due to q lack In
those qualities of mind and character
which impregnate the soul OF every
fisherman except those who get no
bites, Unless we can promise at least
so fish per annun, including that oc-
casional big one for recounting and
memory purposes, we may despair OF
keeping the population from further
moral turpitude."
Policy He Advocated.
In substance, the book states policy
probably a presidential policy by this
time-or enough fish to go around, with
plenty of statistics and expert recon-
mendations for increasing the output
through Government agencies. Mr..
Hoover's fish formula IS exactly the
same as his formula for automobiles,
refrigeratorS and radios-breed more
and catch more.
BIASED upon the number of fishing
licensing States" he says, the Bureau
of Fisheries estimates that 100000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-30
BRAND SEES PEACE
MENACE IN GERMANY
French Premier Is Quoted a. Tell.
ing Women Elections Have
Strengthened Nationalist.

BY the ASSOClhIeu EIeebs
GENEVA, September 30.-Journal de
Geneve quoted Aristide BRAND, French
foreign minister, today, as saying to q
group of representatives Of womens
international organizations that the
recent German elections had strength
ened attacks Of Nationalist against
him.
But despite these attacks" he said,
81 know that have the good viii Of
the peoples and above all Of the people
Of France"
PROSTATE Germany, Mr.. BRAND said,
is Q danger to peace and that Is why
he has insisted that the scheme for
European union reinforce solidarity and
independence Of European nations.
81 contemplate . kind Of financial
mechanism for Europe capable Of
rendering service to nations In perilous
situations, service of which peace viii
be the first beneficiary"
No government and no people really
desire war at present, he declared, but
there are many interests working
against peace.
These opponents Of our desire for
peace are manufacturers of munitions,
builders of ornaments, etc, and they
are supporting press campaigns which
obStruct our efforts. These articles
against peace are written with pens
made of the same steel as that Of
cannonS and artillery shells.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-30
AUTHORITY OF |. C. C.
is INVOLVED IN CASE
Judges Weigh Railways Challenge
Of Right to Order Construc-
ton of Extension.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PORTLAND, Greg, September 3d.
Whether the Interstate Commerce
Commission has authority to force q
railroad to build an extension Of its
lines was being considered today by
three Federal judges.
The case in which the Union Pacific
Railroad challenged the commissions
authority to order its subsidiary, the
Oregon Washington Railroad 81 Naviga-
ton Co., to construct q 185-nile line
from Crane TO Crescent Lake, Greg,
was taken under advisement by the
court as the hearing ended here
yesterday.
Attorneys for the railway argued that
the commissions Interpretation of the
Interstate Commerce act Of 1920 violated
the fifth amendment Of the Federal
Constitution protecting an owner from
loss OF property without due process OF
law.
The railroad company commended such
an extension would cost $1l 900, 900 and
would operate at a loss of $1,000. 900
or more annually.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-30
HOOVER COMMENT ON FISHING
AND CRIME ECHO OF LONG AGO
Book Just Published Reveals He Was
Occupied With Same Subjects in
Earlier Years.

people went game fishing i'm 1925. ANY
calculation of 20 years ago will show
that not 100000 people went fishing
sympathy with attempts at disarrna-
ment of the gigantic army. which every
year marches against the fish, nor any
limitations on its equipment of auto
mobiles, tackle or lamentations. / am
for force, more force. and more fish"
French Strother, in a charming in
PRODUCTION to the book, says there are
many Herbert Hoovers, unknown to the
public, submerged in the private per-
sonality of a famous man." The Her
bert Hoover herein revealed seems to
be much more human and likahle
person than the synthetic creation of
political campaigns.
Copyright, 193O)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-30

the gangster, has been paid $4,000 by
the City of Chicago more than q month
after his assassination.
Who collected the money has not yet
been revealed Payment was made to
Harry Zuta," a name under which the
gangster sometimes went. The payment
represented the balance due Zuta under
condemnation proceedings against prop
erty he owned
zuta was slain as he fed nickels to
q slot machine at Wisconsin resort
August l. The payment by the city
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-30
MAKE HARBOR SURVEY

Nationalist May Use Weihaiwei
as Naval Base.
NANKING (P).--The Nationalist gov
eminent has begun survey Of the
harbor Of Weihaiwei with the idea Of
using It as a naval base when the
British surrender this treaty port TO
Chinese jurisdiction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-30
Radio
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So, 500 PAID TO CANISTER
MONTH AFTER HIS DEATH

Some One Impersonated Jack Zuta
After His Assassination in Chi
cago and Signed Receipt.
BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. September 30.-Jack zuta.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-30

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trio Radio on the Budget Pay
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Arrange to hear General Electric
FULL RANCE Radio-and you will
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-30

to Harry zuta" was made Santanahex
ii, City Hall records revealed today.
Who passed the check and the cir.
cumstances under which n was Issued
are matters that probably will be lacked
into when hearing on Zutas estate
Is held by Judge Henry Horner Octo-
Der rs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-30

In three beautiful brown walnut
cabinets, with smooth satin fin.
ish, is radio worthy of the G-B
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Friend"-that has been your as
surance of efficiency and service
in so many General Electric
products.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-30
Woman in Kitchen
Traffic Victim as
Auto Pays Her Visit

BY the Associated Press.
COLUMBUS, Ohio. September
30.--It's getting so now that a
person can sit right at home and
be traffic fatality.
Mrs. Gertrude Marburger, So.
Sunday night was sitting In her
kitchen, frame addition to her
brick house.
Tytus Glushak was out driving
and terminated his ride right in
side the kitchen, which was
wrecked.
Mrs. Marburger is suffering
bruises and nervous shock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-30

Copyright, 1900
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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Passenger trains were not run over
our railroads at night until after the
fast mail trains had proved that night
operation was safe and practical
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-13
WANTED-AGENTS.

WANTED-AGENTS.
AMAZING FLUID refinishes autos like newly
painted Jobs in so minutes Possible to make
800 weekly introducing it.: Write for par
ticulars and free sample offer Nu-Rex sta.
G, Dept. 2S4, Milwaukee, Wis.
Observation-Disclosures Mysterious prod
uct doubles life Of silk hosiery. Women buy.
ing like wildhre Possible to make up to
500 weekly with our exclusive territory and
subaKent plan. Free particulars. Filing Coz
221 Clarke stO Milwaukee Wis.,
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.

HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.
COLLECTION TELLER wanted by national
bank; must be neat. accurate, good penman
s Ssess sce fsa Star o expected
MEN AND WOMEN employed in Government
work and to married women who have some
spare time through t the ed day; can help g19
out Of the idle rut and start yourself "a a
Sasss SS1 3d. s Stan o shaw you how
MEN AND WOMEN quickly learn the real
estate business immediate employment.
whole or TING Ese sS you Eda1
eir ei@ pSo 5ltaR North ioio. fh0mAS
MEN Or WoMEN.Am you need .s to kn ,9v.,i Is
city is alive with eager buyers awaiting your
call; $40 week easy If you hustle , Room pom
N. Y. ave. 8 to noon.
PRESS FEEDER. job presses; Phone Net.
62os today, or call at Youngs' Printing Co.
dent ability. exceeding industry. pleasing re-
finemeHnt necessary Can 5.a to pm or Pc Pc
a strong fraternal insurance society. offers
liberal contI act to man or woman capable
I Len Sei Buiid,rg. 1928 St. NV yl,' fOO
TO MEN and women Of neat appearance and
work where the pay sy
the average salary earned. I need imme-
Let me explain this work. Address BOX
MAN AND WIFE, good cook,
middle-aged; colored; man
chauffeur, wait table, look after
grounds. SIPS monthly. Phone
Cleveland 1857 between 8 and 10
am; after 6 pm.
MERCHANDISE ADJUSTER.
A prominent woman's speciality
store desires to employ a man or
woman who has had experience in
adjusting customers claims. Ability
to manage adjustments, tact, COM
mand of English and good appear
ance are required; most interesting
position for the person who qualities.
In application state age, education
and previous experience. Address
Box 1921, Star Office.
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RELIABLE PERSON WILL KEEP BED
room furniture for party not caring to pay
storage Tel Met 54nA Ia
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Charlotte Designing School.
Professional and practical courses in dress
designing tanght ,hy Parisian, methods. Be-
Ole Conn. Ave National ee61s
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ANT, BEDBUG. MOTH. ROACH. e1te rmlna-
ton guaranteed. Cyanide gas tuntsau2n
of homes Also fumigation chamber to rio
furniture OF moths and oedouss. CAL ano
deliver. American Dlsinfectant Co., $3.50 Eye
St NJ National 647S. apl4'
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Continued on Next PsGe.I
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SITUATION-MEN.

MAN desires Job as general house cleaner;
nrstsclass city reference. Phone Potomac
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-13
RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

The following business concerns
guarantee satisfaction to Star read
ers. Any complaint found necessary
to be made to The Star will receive
prompt attention. For admission to
Recommended Service Column call
National 5000. Branch lis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-13

OUTDOOR RECREATION FOR YOUR SON
after school; Sat. also; auto from school to
home college councillor. Col 1876.
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.


aseo5 and G.d
% n Z: ave. NV Nat. $3.50. N1' 800
as5qs
fscS.s use Grade sSS
weather here: We advise you NOT not to delay
rec EGtE 70 gsaTs to TO ps az
aetoTy seeHes to start IN May For salts
Home. Decorators, Metropots 4'I osss; 1903 os
9In 81; nv; Just ask your neighbor as TO
papeT ed ss sSs1 up. C. Goodman 400 ST.
PAPERING IS rooms, 2-story hall, $50
EinSs SeAs sn;. no Hso seiaSs. Also painting ali
nnPPtAsP PER PROMPTLY with latest
Kautuss " 1918 st prizes SS'is ssas Ar
PAPERHANGING-Room papered, IS >p:
prqmpt personal attention; newest designs.
.: Egdal. 1903 10th st. NV. Adams 7l49. ls'
ments; the better kind; reasonable terms
Hds 1esr ss7a Na15 AZ DECORATING Co., phone
work at reasonable ratss esis sTsra dvsS
8. J. Koran, 1850 Newton st. ne. North o58s.
PAPERHANGING and painting; reasonable
Harry Lee son III ca Ga A st. se ~ gu
PAPERHANGING, PAINTING, PLAsTERING.
reasonable prices; prompt service BY skilled
pEcoRAfINGs Co. Nat ta1 o5oo NooN s.
ELECTROMAGNETIC papeTed. IS and
oeorss '9 aias 18Th T TO- uT Ant
PAPERHANGING AND PA1NTTNG-specIa
prices prices this month only, average size room
H1tins for ge9ss We 81 q
Boy lead, linseed oil, pure turpentine and
paints are mixed on premises so ingredients
w 70 an
ending inside services and fixtures. for $50.
we install new baths, do all kinds Of plumb
REGISTERED plumber in accordance With With the
regulations OF the District Building. We in
style radiesors excasv eis hs at So per
ga radiator Our heating plants are guar
It IS below zero outsds new We Sulid ~ neR
porches, brick, metal and stone garages and
pay without interest It does not require a
note until the work is Completed. 0' FIRST si
payment may start June LIST. No work sub
shop under the supervision Of our manager,
VINO mas ST., the experience OF II years. Estl-
O. e VIII k Pge 90 the fof soa
Sn Co. nc s sE4 sth st. HONE w.
PIANO TUNING $3.50: repair estimates
Tree ,6 SSa1ndeTSS2-sehaetteT Co.; 644 st. ne.
new ceiling. $40 up; guaranteed F. L.
Smith, 7o5 18th st. sc. Lin. 1881.
PLUMBING-Special attention to remodel
ing and repair work, shop and res. 1920
10th st. ne. Atlantic 1851. D. ]. Sillers. l6'
! PLUMBING. HEATING. OIL BURNING; re-
pairs and installation: found reliable for 80
years J f Guerin. 4l2 E. Cap. Lin. SAT-.
PLUMBING. heating, repairs and installa-
tons; lowest prices; guaran teed service s.
W. Jack, call Kyattsville 1874. is
PRINTING-Better printing. lower price:
S2.95 letter heads, bill heads, statement
cards, envelopes delivered: no deposit, parcel
post or express TO pay. Phone Adams 6sl5
j. c. Kelly, 2548 l4th st. NV
| RADIO SERVICE and electrical repairing.
COYLE, North 39S9-W. i3S
REFRIGERATOR REPAIRING-Have your
old refrigerator or ice box repaired by ex-
pert. NJ. Isis, 803 9Th NV. Nat. 1854
ROOFING - General repairing, painting;
guaranteed service. Call Mr.. Bowen, Poto-
mac 2l64. SO st. ne. 19'
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WANTED-ROOM AND BOARD IN PRIVATE
family by brothers. II and 10 years OF age.
Just starting to work. Reduced rates only
can be considered. Address Box 1921. Star
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TAP DANCING TAUGHT IN YOUR HOME
any time by appointment. Routine in ten
lessons. Mr.. Redford. Phone Nat. 1880.
BOARD. ROOM g. CARE FOR AN ELDERLY
lady; preferably in private home. Terms
must be reasonable. Address Box 1881. Star
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INsTRuCT1oN COURSES.

AUTO DRIVING TAUGHT SYSTE1s AIIOAL-
IL; low rates. Call Potomac 0279 after 9
pm; can Franklin es4S week days. 10 to q;
LINOTYPE OPERATORS EARN s6o-s6o
week; men, women; day and night classes.
BURTON LINOTYPE SCHOOL, Printcraft
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PERSONAL.

UPHOLSTERING, furniture repairing; work
done in the home If desired. z. S. Weaver,
l454 Newton ST. NV. Adams 840l.
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pie who will room and board take Eoud
care Of and give good home to 5-year-old
girl Address Box 1871. Star ONCE.
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PAPERING-Rooms scraped. pointed up and
paperea, Ss;0 .o1 up. c. r Goodman, 400 B st.
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PAPERHANG1NG-Roo papered, IS >p;
j. Egdal. 3509 10th st. NV. Adams 7l49. l9S
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PAPERHANCING. painting home improve
ments the better kind; reasonable terms
II desired. National Decorating Co, phone
Adams 1878. l25 Webster ST. NV i5S
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"NATURELE" OR OUR OWN PERMA-
nents. $40 complete; latest 6; best in berma-
nent waving; need no finger wave; dsne by
our male experts. MabeIle Honour Graduate
School, BIZ 14th st NV Dist 1864