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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-18

. The Greater st. Louis touched
ground at Lambert-St. Louis field
at 6:39:30 a. m. Is. S. t. yester-
day after having spent SAT hours.
% minutes and 80 seconds cruising
over the field. They lacked but 81
IL minutes Of having been aloft
~ days. Their new record exceeds
that OF John and Kenneth Hunter
by % hours and AZ minutes. but
lacks 352 hours, 81 minutes and 80
seconds OF the fliers' goal Of 1000.
Machine Missing
The end or the flight. the only
comeback endurance flight on rec
ord. was abrupt and unexpected.
Between 2 and 3 a. m. mechanics
heard the first break In the smooth
song CT the motor.
She's missing" they said.
From then on until dawn the
missing kept up and at 6:l5 a. m.
the flierS radioed that the crank
case was broken, two cylinders were
missing and oil was spraying over
the ship Before a special police
detail could arrive the plane began
sweeping In wide circles. and at
$3.50 the record breaking craft
touched ground In a perfect three
point landing.
Only about 300 persons witnessed
CONTINUED On Page TWO
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-18
HEALTH MEET
Mosquito Campaign May
Be Opened in County

At Harrington today a meeting was
to be held at 2 o'clock looking to a
general cleanup campaign FOR
Cameron county following the hot
summer m ,nths. and the approach
OF the time for fall tourists.
Out OF this meeting. y was said,
that a mosquito fight will be in
augurated and federal aid may be
asked to help eradicate this pest.
Mosquitoes have not been found
70 be more numerous than before,
but those watching the health 4
the county as a whole feel that
everything possible should be done
TO maintain the reputation OF VAL
ley for high health standards.
AT the meeting today at Harlin-
gen. IL was said plans for a clean-ur
campaign will be discussed and prob
ably decided upon.
Brownsville city circles have
agreed to join forces In this general
cleanup move.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-18
Well Throws Oil
Over Sooner Capital

OKLAHOMA CITY. Aug. 1872
Defeating efforts OF workmen to
halt the heavy flow Of kissing gas
and spouting oil, the c. c. Julian
Oil and Royalty company number
2 Houser which broke loose in a
residential section Of the city yes
terday, continued TO flow undated
today.
A break developed below the eel
lar when the well was shut in after
flowing its initial "a hours. menac-
ing a dozen nearby Oil wells and a
score Of residences and small bust
ness houses.
A score of families nearby left
their homes as the fumss settled
about them. Fires of nearby drill
ing wells were extinguished quick
". Althoug a fire zone Ia not
been established, streets about the
well were blocked and traffic de-
toured over seldom used streets in
the vicinity.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-18
STAGE IS SET
FOR FLIGHT
TO CHICAGO
Fliers Arriving To
Take Off Here
Tuesday

The Brownsville to Chicago air
race will start from the local mu-
nicipal airport at e:0i Tuesday
morning. according to Dick Allen,
derby manager.
Doubt was at first entertained
as to there being enough entrants
to continue with the race, but Mr.
Allen said Monday morning that
the race will start, and will start
Oh time.
Five entries are necessary before
the race will start, and the man
aysr, VINO arrived III Brownsville
saturday, feels confident that this
number will be entered. To date,
three have already signified their
intentions to enter, and have ar
rived in Brownsville already. More
are expected Monday afternoon.
Jack Livingston, winner Of the
Glass B event last year from Los
Angeles TO New York is already in
the city, and Earl Roland. Wichita
Falls. winner OF the ClaSA A event
in 1923 will arrive here this aftci-
noon. Al Mooney, another pilot OF
international fame, will also be on
hand.
A pilots meeting is scheduled for
Monday Afternoon at 4 o'clock at
the chamber Of commerce building.
Mr.. All1n explained. At this gath
ering. participants in the race will
receive detailed information as TO
the rules and regulations, and
Will be tree TO ask questions,
Col. 7. E. Gilmore. manager OF
the local airport, has been named
as referee and will handle all de-
tails Of the race in Brownsville. He
will also make arrangements TO
handle the contesting planes while
here.
Completed details will be worked
~ today, and the complete list Of
entrants will be released tonight,
when entry list is closed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-18
Three Burn When
Auto Strikes Tree

VEEDERSBURG. Ind. Aug. 10
lP)-Two young women and a young
man were burned to death when an
automobile caught fire after collid-
ing with a tree along a hight j.
four miles south of here early today.
The dead are: Julia May Eckhart
10. Of Buck Greek; Opal Hcinlach,
IS, Of Frankfort, and Blaze Metzger,
Of Lafayette.
Truman Cline, Of Camden, a
fourth passenger IN the car, was
severely burned and Is In a critical
condition
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4 ACCIDENTS 4,
SEND RIDERS
TO HOSPITAL
Eighteen Are Injured
In Wrecks OF
Two Days

Highway No. IL claimed another
victim over the weekend. this time
a small child seven months old. and
sent six others 10 the Mercedes hos
pltal. Near Brownsville. a second
wreck resulted In four being rushed
to the Mercy hospital.
"A third accident three miles ~ tn
OF Raymondville about 10 p. m. re-
suited IN seven persons injured. a
a burned up, and another badly
damaged.
Elizabeth Owens, 7-months old
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. G. IT,.
Owens. Edcouch, was instantly killed
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-18

when the Owens car collided with
one belonging to Mr.. and Mrs. w.
+. Simms. also OF Edcouch. between
Bixby and La Feria at ais Sunday
afternoon.
Vara Simms, Mr.. Simm's sister,
and /. r. Simms, the latter Of Wes-
laco. were both occupants or the
second car, l.. r. Simms driving.
All six were rushed to the hospital
In Mercedes. where they we're given
medical treatment. Injuries were
reported as minor.
Skull Crushed
Elizabeth Owens was killed in
SANITY, however. her skull being
crushed in the collision. II was said
that the car In which she was ID
ing turned over one and a half
times. The body is being held at the
Stotler mortuary.
The second wreck Sunday hap
pened on the Boca Chica highway
about five miles from Brownsville
when a large sedan driven BY S. @.
Vittitoe. Brownsville, owner or the
Junkin Apartments. coIlided with a
second a driven by Joe Leftwich.
employe OF the Brownsville post
office.
Occupants Of the Vittitoe car were
Mary Vittitoe. n. E. Arnold or Hous-
ton, MI. Vittitoe's nephew. o. friend
from Houston named Fondrou nd
Mr. Vittitoe. In the second car were
Joe Leftwicf and "a. r.. Brooks.
Three I'm Hospital
Brooks received several cuts and
bruises about the skull. Leftwich
suffered a fractured jaw and cuts
on the head and neck. and Mr.. Wit
titoe was hurt about the head and on
the left arm. Mary Vittitoe was
also cut. but was given medical
treatment al the hospital and re-
leased. The other three are still in
the Mercy hospital.
The accident occurred about A
o'clock Sunday afternoon, and al
though deputy sheriff r. G.. Delaney
Is investigating the case. the exact
cause of the collision has not zen
determined. 1t happened on the
bridge that spans the drainage ditch
on the Boca Chlca highway five
Continued On page I'D
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KNITTING LEADS
TO MAN HUNT
AT rio HONDO
Viviano Garcia Is
jailed After
Search

Viviano Garcia, 24-year-old grub
bling camp employee, is In the Cam
eron jail today following the stab
bing and slashing Of Justimiano
Izaguirre near Rio Hondo Sunday
morning.
Garcia was captured after a
vigorous four-hour man hunt
| through a dense underground Of
brush near the grubbing camp. The
man-hunt al organized and led
into action by Deputy Sheriff r.
l.. Longoria. Some IS men. most OF
them from the grubbing camp.
combed the brush for four hours
before Garcia was discovered.
Virtually Scalped
Izaguirre was so severely slashed
and stabbed that the attending ply
stefan stated Sunday morning that
he had little chance TO live. An IN
confirmed report Of the sheriff's
office Monday morning had It
that Izaguirre was dead from his
wounds. The flashing knife was
driven into Izaguirre's lungs, kidney
and back and he was virtually
scalped Indian fashion, officers
state.
Garcia, Izaguirre. Ramon Cara
and Jesus Flores. all employees Of
the grubbing camp, returned about
sun up from an all-night dance in
a truck with a fifth man whom
they say they do not know. This
mar was not a skillful driver and
when he started up to leave the
camp. he ran over Garcia's leg, the
men said.
Man Hunt Organized
Izaguirre laughed heartily at the
accident. and Garcia took offense
at his laughter. the two witnesses
said. The stabbing and slashing
then ensued. Garcia fled into a 40
acre underground Of brush near the
camp. open fields surrounded the
tract on all sides but one. The
grubbers stationed a man at each
corner of the tract and sent for
officers.
Deputy Sheriff Longoria arrived
soon afterward and organized a
man-hunt among the grubbers.
other officers in the party were
Deputy Sheriff Pablo Lopez. City
Marshal q. p. McClung Of Rio
Hondo and Deputy Marshal Ernes-
to Gonzales.
After four hours OF securing the
dense underground, Garcia was
flushed and captured. He came out
Of the tract near McClung, who
took him into custody.
The filing OF charges are being
held UP pending confirmation Of
Izaguirre's deat.
Garcia told Deputy Sheriff Lon
goria that he became incensed at
Izaguirre when he laughed at him.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-18
Good viii Caravan Ariues

commerce men. and they plan to
attend the Rotary cub meeting
there Tuesday noon.
Tuesday afternoon the party viii
arrive in Brownsville. and will be
hosts Of Brownsville officials in
Matamoros at 7 p. m.
The local chamber Of commerce
has planned an entertainment pro-
gram for Wednesday, which in
cludes a tour of this section and
a trip TO Boca Chica. The San An
tonic men will return in time TO
meet with the local Rotary club
Wednesday at II o'clock.
The delegation consists Of Q men,
bers. headed by Porter A. Whaley,
secretary Of the San Antonio Cham
Der Of Commerce.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-18
Students Killed In
Planes Collision

SAN ANTONIO. Aug. 18.-LP-
Two students of the Advanced Fly
ing School. Kelly Field, lost their
lives in an aerial collision during
attack maneuvers at a 200-foot al
titude near Won Ormy today.
They ere Donald Dewitt Camp
bell. %. sol of Mr.. and Mrs.
George c. Campbell. OF Anadarko.
Okla, and Cadet Robert Lee Scott.
%. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
Scott. OF Bethany. Ill.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-18
Mexican Aviator
Escapes Plane Crash

MEXICO CITY. Aug. l8.-tRl-
A San Luis Potosi dispatch to
Excelsior today said that Arnulfo
Cortes. who was Col. Roberto Fier-
ro's mechanic on his nonstop
flight from New York to Mexico
City recently. escaped unhurt when
his plane was destroyed there yes
terday-
A wing collapsed while m the
air. Cortes. who Is a pilot, was
making a tour OF the country.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-18

A goodwill tour, composed of
prominent business men and city
officials Of San Antonio. arrived In
the Valley by automobile Monday
morning. stopping first In Edinburg.
where the San Antonio lei met
with chamber of commerce officials
and city officers.
A dinner in McAllen vas schedul-
ed for noon. which Is TO be follow
ed by a banquet In Harrington Mon
day night. to be held at the Reese
vii Mond with directors Of the
Harrington Chamber OF Commerce.
and the mayor as guests. 1t is TO
start al 8. p. m.
Tuesday, the good will tourists
will meet with the San Benito city
officials, including chamber Of
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-18
Former Judge Faces
Charge of Forgery

FREDERICKSBURG, Tex. Aug.
i8-tP-Charged with forgery and
embezzlemer.. Max Blum. so. for
me Gillespie county judge, faced
arraignment at the August term OF
district court 10 convene here today.
4 grand jury several months ago
returned nine indictments against
Blum. whose father. Balthasar Blum,
for many years was Gillespie coun-
ty tax assessor.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-18
Thousands Visit
Boca Chica Beach

A total Of sos passengers and
801 ears visited the Boca Chica
beach Sunday, according to figures
IN the office Of County Engineer
w. o. Washington.
or this total, Sos cars passed over
the toll bridge to the island beach.
Check was kept from ~ D. m.
Saturday night to midnight Sunday
IN arriving at these figures.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-18
Houston Drug Store
Proprietor Killed

HOUSTON. Aug. l8-tPl- John
Grada, %. suburban drug store OPP
orator. was fatally shot yesterday at
his store when a pistol IN the hands
OF Nike CASTILLO, 20. was discharged.
In a statement to police Castillo
said the weapon was fired accident
ally as he was exhibiting II to
friends. CASTILLO was charged with
murder.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-18
Austin Teacher Is
Killed in Crash

AUSTIN. Aug. 18-fPl-Miss Mary
Fiegel. teacher in the Austin high
school for more than ten years. was
killed yesterday in an automobile
accident at Port Huron. Mich, ac-
co-ding to messages received by re-
latives here today.
Walter Fiegel. her brother. was
advised that Miss Fegel as IN a
car with her sister. Dorothy and a
sister-in-law. Lorraine Fiegel. and
Mrs. Fiegel's infant daughter. Her
sister-in-law also was killed. and
Dorothy was seriously injured.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-18
Moody Asks Libel Freedom
Governor Wishes Jim Would Let Papers Print
Things He Can Tell From Record

Denounciation and campaign appeals fared forth again today as
forces aligned with Ross Sterling Of Houston and James L. Ferguson
prepared to do battle in the final week Of campaigning before Satur-
days run-of election to decide the democratic gubernatorial nomna-
ton.
West Texas, which went almost sondly for Senator Clint Small in the
first primary, was their battle-ground last week as Sterling and Fergu-
son. the latter speaking for the candidacy Of his wife. Mrs. Miriam A
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-18

terday were 1.72 inches at Birming-
ham, Ala. $50 at Davenport. Ia.
and 1874 in Williston, N. ID.
Southern Illinois and Indiana.
numbered among the acutely strick-
en- areas in the government drought
survey. received soaking rains in
most sections. Those crops that
had not been completely burned out
were considered to have a good
chance for recovery.
The weekend was kind 10 the
corn belt farther west. also a more
than an inch Of rain fell in the
last few days at Valentine. Neb.,
Keokuk. Ia. and Fort Dodge, la.
Substantial showers were reported
in most IF the two states.
The whitening tobacco crop OF
Southern Wisconsin, the corn. late
wheat and potatoe fields Of Mime
sofa and the Dakotas. all benefited
TO an extent not easily estimated.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-18
REPORT Is AWAITED

WASHINGTON. Aug. l8.-lP-
As the White House awaited word
from governors Of drought stricken
states on the progress in forming
their relief organizations, the
weather bureau today reported
beneficial rains in wide areas dur
ing the past twentylfour hours and
predicted further precipitation.
President Hoover returned from
his camp in Virginia after review
ing the drought situation with Sec
rotary Hyde and Chairman Legge
Of the farm board. With the excep-
ton OF the designation of former
Governor Byrd Of Virginia as head
Of the organization from that state
none Of the governors had reported.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-18
Woman Charged In
Husbands Shooting

HOUSTON. Aug. 18-P- Mrs.
Maxine Jonej was held In jail here
today charged with assault to muir
der in connection with the shooting
Of her husband, w. p. Jones. 81.
taxi driver, who was near death in
a hospital. Jones was shot Saturday
after an argument.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-18
Rain in Central America
Millions of Dollars Aid Received While Board
Considers Drought Relief :

CHICAGO. Aug. is-OP-MIlions of dollars fell over Central America
yesterday in the form Of widespread rains.
Fairly general precipitation, added to the scattered showers OF the
last few days. brought much needed relief to many drought stricken
areas. freshening up pastureland and giving corn a new lease or life.
More scattered showers are expected by the weather bureau today and
tomorrow over the western plains as well as in the southern states.
The heaviest rainfans reported to the Chicago weather bureau YES
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-18
GIRL BROWNS

AUSTIN. Aug. l6-lP- Jessie
Stevens, 10, was drowned yesterday
In the Colorado river near here
where she had been swimming with
a party. Members OF the party said
she was an excellent swimmer and
believed she had suffered an ac-
cident.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-18
HERE ARE FIVE O r.

Added 10 the accidents already
reported. five others were report
ed injured In WeSlaco. Arthur
Marshall, manager Of the Weslaco
cold storage plant, was the most
serious Of these. with two ribs and
the small bone In his left arm
broken.
Marshall was injured when he
stepped out from behind his own
a In front OF the post office Mon
day morning and was struck by ar
automobile driven by ROLAND
Carr.
Four others, Jesus Herrera. Flor
entino Dequez. Marqueta Descerez
and Maria Garcia, are IN the hos
pital with minor injuries received
in "a collision Sunday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-18
WEATHER

For Brownsville and the Valley:
Fair TO partly cloudy tonight and
Tuesday.
Fol East Texas. Generally fair
tonight and Tuesday: not much
change In temperature.
Light 10 moderate southeriy winds
On the coast.
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Falling Tree Kills I.
Tourists in Oregon

ASTORIA. Ore. Aug. 16.-tPl-
Jack II. Kalpan, 10. and his sister,
Celia, Fl, Portland. we're killed
near here yesterday when a tree
four feet in diameter fell on their
automobile as they drove along the
highway.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-18
Brownsville Man
Underroes Oneration

w. l. Pendergraft was reported to
be resting well at Mercy hospital
Monday following an operation for
appendicitis He underwent the op-
Grafton Saturday evening.
Pendergraft Is manager OF the
Port Isabel Yacht club.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-18
Land After CAT Hours
Missing Engine Causes O'Brine and jackson
To Return to Earth After Il Days

ST. LOUIS. Aug. S-P-Da Jackson and Forest oBrine we're back
to earth today after completing the longest sustained flight IN history.
Conflicting versions Of what brought the sturdy monoplane. Greater St.
Louis, back TO ground we're given by the fiers and their manager.
The pilots said they landed because OF a break In the crankcase of the
motor.
William Pickens. manager OF Jackson and OBrine, said they landed
because OF lack Of financial returns.
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GETS RAN

LITTLE ROCK. Ark. Aug l5-
R-Rainfall varying from moder-
ate to heavy downpours today and
last night appeared TO have broken
a drought Of from 70 to 80 days
duration in most sections Of Ark
ansas. Several points in the north
part Of the state reported rains Of
more than 3 inches. while in most
places where rain fell farmers said
It was sufficient 10 insure good
fall gardens and late crops.
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RIVER FORECAST

There will be a slight to moderate
rise In the river 40 San Benito and
Brownsville during the next "a to
50 hours.
flood Present 2a-Hr. 7s-Hr.
Stage Stage Ching Rain
ATrn@n~ rHwlT.x 49, 800 $50 $50 -
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Ferguson, strove to enlist the votes
which observers practically agreed
would decide the nomination. And
both Sterling and Ferguson were
leaving lieutenants In the West
Texas field this week to continue
the fight.
Sterling supporters declared they
would carry the campaign into
every town Of more than 500 popu-
lation in West Texas and into many
rural districts.
Ferguson turned from West Texas
yesterday after an address Satur-
day night at Breckenridge and
planned TO speak tonight at Port
Arthur. journeying ncrthward
thereafter for a closing speech Fri
day at Marlin.
Sterling Moves East
His line Of offensive moved in ar
opposite course northward TO that
Of Sterling. who expected to speak
today at Gainesville nd Paris. NOV
ing southwark during the week and
closing Friday night at Galveston
Sterling rested yesterday at Fort
Worth.
The burden or the Sterling ap-
peal was honesty In government
an attack upon the Impeachment
record of Ferguson while governor
and the pardon record Of his wife
and an explanation of Sterling:
plan for state highway construction
with bonds secured by "a gasoline
tax. rather than a tax upon prop
erty.
Ferguson's campaign embodied q
defense Of his wife's pardon record
accommodation OF Sterling, former
Governor w. r. Hobby and Govern
or Dan Moody. and a declaration
that as "one Of the tribe Of Judah
he would lead the people out o
bondage" with verbal artillery par.
ticularly directed at Sterling's high.
way financing plan.
Moody ASKS Libel Freedom
Governor Moody continued in the
field as a speaker against Fergu.
son. planning addresses today a.
Nacogdoches and Lufkin. Tuesday
at Dallas. Wednesday at San Ange.
10, Thursday at Houston and Friday
at Austin.
In a statement issued YESTERDAY
at Dallas. where he rested during
the day. the governor declared "thC
forces OF good government will wiz
this fight The people n rallyinE
to the defense Of their state againSt
FerguSonism.
TIE enthusiasm and the ardor 81
these citizens spells the defeat oI
Jim Ferguson and F~ergusonism II
Texas next Saturday worse thar
FerguSonism has eve been defeated
before.
While the people know the
meaning OF Fergusonism. ! wish
that old Jim would withdraw Tx
threat which he hangs over the
ior damages and let them print hi
record OF my comments on 1t.
Offers Same
II have told them they coulc
print anything he said about me
and that ! will waive all claims Il
damages. He wants to keep a,
much as possible of what ! say oui
OF the papers by his threat to brint
suits for damages ! do not blame
the press: the papers are willing u
CONTINUED on Page Two)
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TIDE TABLE

TIDE TABLE
High and low tide &C Point Isabel
tomorrow. under normal neteorol-
ogical conditions:
High ........s....s...... 1855 a. IN
Low 5:25 10. m
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v. Monday shrdlu m nu M M !
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SALE--HouSES.
nyTEpEr PLACE

Located on this beautiful street. semi-de.
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two baths, hot-wate heat electric lights,
two open hreplaces. sleeping porch; large
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e. PR THE e. M fus spsy TRUST COMPANY,
REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT.
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RRICk HOME
CHEVY CHASE, d. c.

If you are looking for an unusually low.
priced home in this excellent section; inspect
fireplace, h.-w:h;. large attie garase Va.
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on Military I'd. to 1884 Belt I'd, or call Ma
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