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Evening star., 1946-07-20
Post Office Pay Here
Possible Today if Bill
Is Signed in Time

Post ONCE Department employees
missed their payday yesterday and
have eft work for a long week end,
out nearly 5000 in the Washington
City Post Once service who work
today stand chance to get paid If
President Truman signs, in time, the
long-delayed Treasury-Post Office
appropriation bill which passed both
houses of Congress late yesterday.
No funds can be paid out until the
Gill becomes law.
The President cannot sign the
measure until it reaches him in Of
fetal enrolled form, with sigma lures
of the Speaker OF the House and the
President Pro Tenn of the Senate.
This probably will not be possible
until some time this afternoon, off,
cials said. There was no indication
early today at the White House when
Mr.. Truman would affix his sigma
ture.
At the Post Office Department,
however, j. M. Donaldson, First As
sistant Postmaster General, said
procedures would be speeded within
The whole postal service as soon as
the President signs.
Within two minutes after we
learn officially that the appropriation
bill has become law" Mr.. Donaldson
said, kilograms will be on their
way to officials CT the field service
throughout the United States au-
thorizing immediate disbursement
of the payroll"
Passage of the appropriation bill
was delayed by controversial
amendment on the price of silver,
tackled onto the supply bill. When
House and Senate conferees reached
agreement about noon on the price
at 9O.5 cents per ounce on silver
bought and sold by the Government,
the conference report was swiftly
passed by both Senate and House,
The rider was cut from the supply
bill and made separate measure.
Evening star., 1946-07-20
Mrs. Derman Fined Sis
For Hiqh- h-Speed Driyinq

Mrs. Sue L. Derman, %, of the
1900 block of Varnum street NV.
was sentenced to pay a total Of SITS
in fines or serve 80 days in Jail yes
terday on traffic charges lodged
against her July 4 after high
speed drive along New York avenue
NE.
Judge Walter J. Casey OF Munich
pal Court imposed 500 fine or 80
days in jail on a charge of driving
under the influence of intoxicating
liquor, $50 or 80 days for leaving
after colliding and s25 or 80 days
for operating without a permit.
Police said two youthful hitch
mixers from Baltimore, who were
given a lift by Mrs. Derman, re-
ported she reached speeds as high
as IS miles an hour, She struck a
taxicab and standing automobile
police said, before tire blew out
and forced her to stop.
Evening star., 1946-07-20
lNews of D. G. Men
In Armed Forces
Decorated

1t. Col. Richard w. Keyes, "a, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Keyes,
1918 Ontario place NV, recently
was decorated with the Distin-
Evening star., 1946-07-20
DC. Department Store
Sales Show 22% Rise
Over June, 1945
BY Edword c. Stone

Department store sales in the
Capital last month showed q sharp
gain of ~ per cent in dollar volume
over those in June, 1945, while total
sales in the first six months this
year ran 20 per cent ahead of those
in the comparable period year ago,
the Federal Reserve Bank Of Rich
nnond reported To-Day
Sales in other leading fifth district
cities in June were from to 80 per
cent better than those a year ago
and were as much as 80 per cent
higher in the siX-month period. The
June gain averaged % per cent in
the fifth district, with % per cent
advance in the six months.
The review covers 81 department
stores, the June and half-year up
turns being best shown by the fol-
lowing percentage comparisons with
similar periods in le45: r4,.
Evening star., 1946-07-20
Commodore Shelley Takes
Affache Post in London

The new American naval ,attache
on the staff of W. Averell Harri-
man, Ambassador to Great Britain
is Commodore Tully Shelley, OF
Washington. the Associated Press
reported yesterday from London.
Commodore Shelley is in the Eng
lish capital, but his son, 1t. Comdr
!Tully Shelley, jr., on duty at the
Navy Department. lives at the
Wardman Park Hotel, with his wife
and two children.
The commodore, who was intelli-
gence officer on the staff of Admiral
H. Kent Hewitt, American naval
commander in Europe, served about
three years ago at the Navy Depart
ment. He commanded the cruiser
Augusta before going to London.
In his new post, Commodore Shell
ley will replace Rear Admiral
Spencer S. Lewis of Calvert, Tex,
who will stay in London as Admiral
Hewitt's chief of staff.
Evening star., 1946-07-20
Capt. Sweeney Promoted
To Fire Battalion Chief

Capt. Edward A. Sweeney, Of En-
gine No. 26, is being promoted Au-
gust to the rank of battalion chief
succeeding Chief Dennis J. Reilly
who retires on that date.
The advancement was ordered
yesterday by the Commissioners.
Capt. Sweeney has been in the de-
partment since 1911 and has been
serving as acting battalion chief
He is the senior captain.
AT the same time, the Commits
sioners named Lit. William ]. Wal
smith to succeed Capt. Sweeney
Sergt. Aubrey B. Mattingly was pro-
NOTED to lieutenant replacing 1t.
Theodore Martin, who retired July
l, and Sergt. Meade G. Fairall was
advanced to lieutenant replacing 1t.
WalSmith.
Pvts. Adolph M. Peel and George
E. Deaner were made sergeants re-
placing Mattingly and Fairall.
Sergt. Benjamin @. Carter and
Francis c. ODonnell and Pvts. Elmer
l.. Hall and Salem D. Rankin were
granted an increase of S6.78 a month
for outstanding efficiency.
Evening star., 1946-07-20

VIII 1cSclFeu Ills Nois hcses.
manent commission with the first
$500 Army officers approved re-
Gently by President Truman, was
cited for continually exposing him.
self to enemy fire to maintain con-
tact with rear tank units in the
failure of radio communication
when his own attacking infantry
faced loss of rear support.
Lit. COmdr. Howard F. Mears,
U. s. NJ, whose widow, Mrs. Norita
M. Mears, lives at 2445 Fifteenth
street NV, has been posthumously
awarded the Navy Cross, the Dis
tinguished Flying Cross, the Air
Medal and two gold stars in lieu
of second and third Air Medals,
the Navy announced.
The citation accompanying the
award of the Navy Cross extolled
Comdr. Mears' extraordinary hero
Evening star., 1946-07-20
Cholera Epidemic Hits
10 Munchuriun Cities
By the Assoeioted Press

MUKDEN, July 20.-The Chinese
National Relief and Rehabilitation
Administration Office here reported
today that 10 Manchurian cities are
in the grip of a cholera epidemic
which already has caused 270 deaths.
Cases here have reached 38 with
IL fatalities, while there have been
AZ cases reported in Changchun with
80 deaths. the report said.
Evening star., 1946-07-20
Death Toll Rises to 10
In Hong Kong Typhoon
BY the Associoted Press

HONG KONG, July 20.-Th.
known death toll of a l06-mile
hour typhoon, which lashed Hong
Kong for three hours last Thursday
rose to 10 today as rescuers due
through debris for the bodies of foul
children, four men and a woman
killed when house collapsed or
them during the height of the gale
One other person previously had
been reported killed.
The typhoon wrecked six ships, de-
stroyed communications and sent
huge waves dashing over the road
fronting the harbor.
Evening star., 1946-07-20
Ellen Drew Wins Divorce

LOS ANGELES, July 20 (P).-
Screen Actress Ellen Drew yesterday
divorced Sydney S. Bartlett. film
writer. testifying that "he was more
interested in his work than he was
in me-" Married at Lake Tahoe in
l941, they separated last June. r
Army fame throwers are being
used in England to kill weeds and
nettleS.
Nogales international., 1946-07-04
Edward F. Stollef For
Justice OF The Peace

I am a candidate for Justice of
the Peace, Precinct No. l, on the
Democratic ticket. I am So years
old, born in New York. I have
lived in Nogales since April, 1914,
married Dolores Martinez here in
1916, and we have three children.
Vera, the oldest, is now Mrs. Al
fredo Puchi; Jennie, who is asso-
ciated with me in the grocery
store, known as Jennie's Market,
and Edward, Jr., who is in the U.
S. Navy.
In 1902 I started working in the
newspaper business and with the
exception of couple years in the
Army, one year for law book
publishing house, and another
half year printing a daily paper
for lawyer recording all court
transactions, I have worked con-
tinuously on a daily newspaper,
% years of which was on the No
gales Herald.
In 1913 when the revolution was
boiling in Mexico and it looked
like war between Mexico and the
US, enlisted in the Army, and
was assigned to the 18th Infantry,
and after serving eight months on
the border at Calexico, the regi-
ment was sent to Nogales. During
the time the regiment wes sta
toned here several skirmishes be-
tween Mexican troops and the 18th
Infantry occurred. During one of
these brushes a young lad of my
outfit was killed, his name being
Nogales international., 1946-07-04
Rodriguez Sets
New Flight
Record

Establishing a new flight RECORD
from Los Angeles to Mexico City
Abelardo Rodriguez, 27, son Of For.
mer President Abelardo Rodriguez
of Mexico, Friday piloted a Psi
Mustang over the route in six hours
and II minutes.
This bettered by one hour anC
10 minutes the previous record OF
seven hours and 36 minutes, sci
nine days previously by CONNER
cial airliner.
Rodriguez acquired the Mustang
recently from the War Surplus Ad-
ministration for only $500.
Roaring off Los Angeles Airport
runways at sos am, psf, he
landed in Mexico City at 11:22 a
M, psf. Refue1ing stops were made
at Hermosil1o, capital of Sonora, OF
which his father now is governor
and at Mazatlan.
These Is minute pauses were in
cluded in the elapsed time.
Rodriguez served with the Roya,
Canadian Air Forces at the outset
of the war, and later became test
pilot in Los Angeles for North
American Aviation, Inc.
Nogales international., 1946-07-04
LEGAL NOTICE
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
OF SANTA CRUZ COUNTY
STATE OF ARIZONA.
NOTICE 10 CREDITORS

Estate of WILLIAM A. PARKER,
deceased. Notice is hereby given by
the undersigned administrative of
the estate of William A. Parker,
deceased, to the creditors of and all
persons having claims against the
said deceased, to exhibit them, with
the necessary vouchers, within ten
months after the first publication
of this notice to the said admins
tratrix at 243 Morley Avenue, No
gales, Arizona, the same being the
place for the transaction Of the
business of said estate, in said
County of Santa Cruz.
DATED at Nogales, Arizona on
this 18th day of June, 1916.
ADDIE M. PARKER,
Administrative of the estate
OF William A. Parker,
deceased.
(1st Pub. June IA, 1946)
Nogales international., 1946-07-04

Stephen D. Little. Later on, the
camp on the outskirts of Nogales
was named Camp Stephen D.
Little in his honor.
In 1915 when things quieted
down in Mexico, the War Depart
ment again gave the soldier the
privilege of buying his discharge
if he no longer wanted to stay in
the Army. I gave Uncle Sam $85
and he gave me an honorable dis
charge, character excellent. I was
at that time Quartermaster and
mess sergeant of Co. G. I then
accepted a position with the No
gales Herald and worked on that
paper continuously until the first
of 1875 when I bought Jennie's
Market.
My son will be discharged from
the Navy in August and then he
and Jennie will operate the store.
In seeking the office of Justice
of the Peace 7 believe I am capa-
BILE of performing the duties of
that Court without any outside
assistance.
L have never sought nor held a
political office in my life. Have
been a lifelong Democrat and
never was aligned with any of the
many political cliques that bios
somed out in Nogales in my 80
years of residence here.
Your vote on July 10Th will be
appreciated.
EDWARD F. STOLLFsR
Political ADVERTISEMENT
Nogales international., 1946-07-04
Major Hansen,
Fl. Huachuca
Leaving Army

Major Francis j. Meik, Infantry,
has been appointed Commanding
Officer of Fort Huachuca. He re-
lieves jor H. R. Hansen, Cavalry,
we'll known in Nogales, who will be
separated from the service.
Major Meik is resident of Salt
Lake City, Utah, and was a con-
tractor prior to entering active duty
III November 1910.
Major Hansen was assigned to
Fort Huachuca on June 10, 1912,
and served as Post Adjutant from
November 1912 until February 1916,
when he was made Executive Off
Ger and later Post Commander.
Major and Mrs. Hansen and
their two children, Carol Lee and
Robert, Jr., plan to leave Fort Hua-
chuca on or about July 10 for Mich
igan.
Nogales international., 1946-07-04
Death Claims
Mrs. Wayland
In Phoenix

PHOENIX, July 3-Mrs. Jane
Wayland, wife of w. R. Wayland,
vice-president of the Valley National
Bank, died June oath in their
apartment in Hotel Westward Ho
after an illness that first became
serious four months ago. She was
81 years old.
A native of Lawrence, Kan, Mrs.
Wayland married Mr.. Wayland in
Clifton, February 13, 1908. The
couple moved in 1912 to Phoenix
where they have resided ever since.
Never a seeker of publicity, Mrs.
Wayland nevertheless was widely
known for her many benevolences
and particularly for her work
among children and young girls.
She took a deep interest in the st.
Luke's Convalescent Home, of which
she was a director, and an active
part of the Girl Scouts.
Through her generosity the resi-
dence and land at 1887 West Jeffer-
son street was given to the city with
understanding it was to be operated
for homeless children under the
supervision Of the Volunteers OF
America.
Mrs. Wayland was known among
the employees of the hotel, of which
Mr.. Wayland is president, for her
deep interest and sympathy with
their personal affairs. She was an
active worker at the side of her hus-
band during the "a years he was
becoming a civic leader in the COM
munity.
Nogales international., 1946-07-04
Range, Forest
Fire Danger
Greatest N0w

June Is to September 80 is the
established period of greatest forest
and range fire danger in western
states.
In one year these fires have killed
enough timber to build 215,0 900 five
room homes; killed enough timber
to make 100000 tons of newsprint;
killed millions of little trees-to-
morrow's timber; burned over an
area larger than New York state.
Nine out of every 10 forest and
range fires are man-made. In other
words, enough lumber to build 193,-
500 five-room homes would have
been spared if the American people
had exerted normal care in using
American Forests. On request of
forest service agencies, Red Cross
has agreed to assist in carrying this
message of tragic waste into every
American home.
Here are some suggestions: The
Rule of Five
1. Break every match in two.
2. If you must build outdoor fires,
first ask if the law requires a per-
nit.
3. Drown every outdoor fire with
water, or smother fire with earth
from which leaves are removed.
4. Crush out thoroughly your
cigarette, cigar, or pipe ashes.
5. See that each member of your
family knows these rules.
Nogales international., 1946-07-04
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
OF SANTA CRUZ COUNTY
STATE OF ARIZONA.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate of RHODA S. McCarty
deceased. Notice is hereby given by
the undersigned John A. McCarty
executor Of the estate of Rhoda S
McCarty, deceased, to the creditors
Of and all persons having claims
against the said deceased, to ex-
hibit them, with the necessary
vouchers, within ten months after
the first publication of this notice
to the said executor at 243 Morley
Avenue, Nogales, Arizona, the same
being the place for the transaction
Of the business Of said estate, in
said County of Santa Cruz.
DATED at Nogales, Arizona, this
18th day of June, 1916.
JOHN A. MCCARTHY,
Executor of the estate of
Rhoda S. McCarty,
deceased.
(1st Pub. June IA, 1946)
Nogales international., 1946-07-04
ARMY DECENTRALIZATION

Demobilization in both Army and
Navy personnel is still running on
schedule according to announce
ment from Washington this week
The Army's strength was down tc
1,550 600 men on July /. The Navy
since VI Day has discharged 2,452,-
818, and the Coast Guard and Ma
rine Corps are both ahead of sched-
ule.
Nogales international., 1946-07-04

During ten momentous years
in Congress John R. Murdock
has fought the battles of Ari-
zona while safeguarding the
fundamental life of Our Ma
ton.
Through seniority rights and
competent ability he has be-
come Chairman of the House
Committee on Irrigation and
Reclamation, being the only
Nogales international., 1946-07-04
Your Senior Congressman

Member of the House from Arizona to attain such
position of advantage
High Committee position personal merit and rpened leg
isave experience all combine justify his denomination and
reelection.
Subject to the Democratic Primaries, July 10, 1910
Evening star., 1946-10-08
SUBURBAN sALE-vIRGlkIA.

NEARBY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Estates
sl9.96o, A delightful surprise awaits you
s materials: rooms. % SHoiIywood rS' bath. de-
nxe oa
nicely shrubbed; copper plumbing and
downspouts throughout: slate roof: pic
spse spset ea Ell eReasVe asn
GROOM BRICK in an attractive suburban
brick home. having living room with fire.
place, dining room, kitchen, 3 bedrooms
anq tiled bath sanf1 full o VIZ SRay S hesS
Co, sile Il 5 wilson blvd. GE. or OK. s:s4
TouRIsT goME aDaE Tss ibsa nss
bath bst Sasn on and nan Fu III "a oi 1f'o
ssn ' fs IsE R''as
s2d6 sGDGfT.M1sSED. GE hsfS consider rooms and
toned heat; near Lee blvd. and Glebe I'd.
Copper screening, storm windows: range
e ns n..sss Il 5t'asn AoN sGifS II RE
TY CO., 2204 Wilson blvd. GIL. 1900
! bEnRooMs ON 2 ACRES. vacant and
recently redecorated; this Colonial home
has large living room with fireplace. spa
eious, dining room with built-in china cup,
sorner bedfms snd Ss With
laundry trays. oil h.-wh.;, lovely setting;
conv. to shopping and schools; IL miles
from Pentagon on surfaced road: only
1000 cash required. FRED J. GEORGE.
Realtor.. 2173 No. Glebe rd., GIL 6777,
N S.RM. AIL-BRICK HOUSE in excellent
condition: has fully equipped Kitchen,
bedrms., tile. bath: End noor; full base:
ment; beautiful lot on quiet street: IN good
GEORGE, Realtor., 2173 No. Glebe I'd.
sPRaWLiNG sri xvii e BGUtNGALow, white masonry.
in immaculate condition. attractively deco
rated; center hall, living rm.. with fire.
place. 2 bedrms. with unusual closet ar
porch. SIT. new rsfriserator and new
gas range: abundance Of cabinets: large
well -lsp dscsped lot with picket fence; de-
tached garage; awnings storm windows:
perfect location $1,000 cash, bal. easy
terms. FRED ]. GEORGE. Realtor, 2173
No Glebe I'd, GI. 6177, OK. DIAL -
LEE HEIGHTS-Red brick on nice land
cious dining rm. equipped kitchen; dinette
complete bath. recreation .rm; spacious
2nd floor, semi1nished; full basement, out
side entrance. oil h.-w.h, util. rm. at
tached garage FRED j. GEORGE. Realtor,
2173 No. Glebe I'd, GIL. 6T77. OK. 0141.
7-RooM BUNGALOW on 1s-acre lot. First
floor. has living room 12x29 with fre-5
Z bedrooms and tile bath; 3 more bed
rooms ON second floor, large closets, jap
anese cherry trees In yard. Convenient to
schools, shopping and buses. Bee this
sf.ufsssss sa osss hSHi ash Sico1H Ssn ma sss
Evening star., 1946-10-08
OFFICES FOR RENT.

IDEAL DOCTOR and dentist combination
office. large reception room and other
Street entrance at sidewalk level in new
shsDDinss g Center; ten 'iil iIlsnInassd s aSssor'ss
sUnass ssss new rsn ss'SR rkG S H92o9 Epsf5f ne Rss
APPROxIMATELY 1880 50. FT. Of space
on 1st floor Of the lobby Of large down
HERBERT HARVEY, RE. 1868, 9l2 18th
Il; Eth T. AND X SITS. N.w.-Now remodeiine
building into very desirable ofaces for
choice ONCE space. Call KAY REALTY
81 GPPEF "a I4ih iSos ssr NV, $500 block lsrse
front once on End door. S75 mo-; call
ittfs sis nSRdsx NE 81 R4 single ono. j,
sas pRgR9 RSpsR sGaT aas IN: eos s1ss
NJ NEAk &, coNs. ass AND N ST; NV. 2 rooms
on 2nd floor, one about 1SxI5. the other
about oxS, also lavatory: heat furnished;
~ e ss:s ions
sss s. srd ST. NV lisht rooms. 400 sa.
oFFIcF sdFf1 sRa SapSs sPxeE Excellent location for
physician or chiropodis@s @ sn columhis pie. Ss
bIEsrRABLE IIss OFFICES on the frst noor.
located in the heart Of the financial dis
trict. long lease to desirable tenants
FREENY'S, sos I7th st. NV. nr. II.
LAWYER - Two large, attractive rooms
available Immediately In building con-
venient to courts; very reasonable. Reply.
sUS sMoSDEkN I'll Z new % BLDG, Rockville, Nd.
opposite, courthouse; No. 20 East Mont
gomery ave. Phone OWNER, Oh. 1863.
1907 n sT. NV large roorns, small
room, pvt. bath; rent, S76 month, including
light and heat. DAVID = BARRY, ~.
Evening star., 1946-10-08
oUT-oF-ToWN REAL ESTATE.


LES YoUA vtcATIoNsa NJ, HOME M, and Y ].
Florida's Gulf Coast: fertile homesites, !
to acres. fronting or near salt water:
boa. d9ee Drly re.d nasd oT
session. ssES; ' For s besutifui iliustrstsd frse
eoeklss. write .,1 q phone III ! i4G4 GRAY osio
FSE FSiEfassA sArE. e. fsfnssfs II afslse VI s srm bath
furn. hse; wooded acres fronting 400.ft
on u. s. 80, Caledonia scenic ares, Pa;
rannns a., na,s
ing. nshing., golf. swimming. caH Ik
DEsIkAsIr GSsa ALL PROPERTY with sev.n-room
10 acres Of land: close to Route 8; located
Bere s " " fsE rRHs' MooRs oss INsuhSNcR hsssh
Va. "P Phone ii Once @ sss; residence. III p
FRONT ROYAL sECTION-
900 acres, on on No 30 highwsy; n :crs an
miles oi No % high.ss sIss, at IN slg Z, p9
roads. 2h miles east Of. Front Royal:
SIS. 500 "a acres. with 6-room. 2-story
residence; on shenandoah River; land and
all for xf,50u casn, property vacant
acres. with 5-room modern residence;
tourists camp: $iI I.50o: property vacant
brooder house. barn and .storase house; S
miles west Of Front Royal Va.
22-room hotel, now being operated as .
the American Viscoss plant; si2 300.
business In Front Royal. for sale; hns gro.
,nd 9ssr aoo to al 1e e n oen
basis at s65 per mo-: right in the heart OF
5he Rnsness sss sssslen q Front Eoya rsnf
Royal Va. Phone l24.
Evening star., 1946-10-08
orrlcfs ron RgNT tcoNT.,.

!, otblCES hOk k8NI {C0SI.l.
.:s y, ss9 81 STlE'':ls l:7:sss|::' s::'
's''si;:: i:: a.sa s:s1;s': VIZ
sfs y s; ,s.s So. a. 7s4g gs.w-,.. 4. mont. 6,
~ isndssi 1s.i sssst. eas sa.a s'Ssos e. ssBs
bst; I .nitssie s ior pl saies "a ana service. srd
door; 500; O.. 7eb5. before noon con. -Is I,sn
smother; very casap snss rent: downtown loSa-
SHWLf SHp I'll MtkkoDsIKb n sS1H and decorated suites.
best location; professional or semiprofss-
s,Sss sSSos SURF 500 = y. 4.ssen ,.,s ,si..;
sHssshsr sssE rosEBan osaE ssa .nd rss5 III NV
Ta 18Th All; AID COLUMBIA RD.. corner. 1901
Columbia rd-s rooms. sns bath and q, porch, rsa
space. Excellent location for . physician
or dentist; desirable lease to proper tenant.
Call Mr.. Elder, H. @. SMrTHY CO.. Ma.
SUITE OF OFFICES OF PHYSICIAN on
9Th st near coinmbia rd, d. avatiabls at,., n
ppt dSiiSrs SEX ao%ARp B.
INC. Realtors 2a2 Southern Bldg. Tele-
BaSef pocfoEs HH eoSFflcE-Exesllent location ier
physician or dentist. 5000 block Pennsyl-
vania ave. Sc. Call Mr.: Odutt. SHANNON
g. LUcHS CO, National 234b -l0
DOWNTOWN, 903 e st. n.w.--Available
approx Oct. / 8. store and 2 floors above,
and rear butldine with 4 floors and ele-
yator;. rent whole or In part. Call Mr..
G.. Ma 1896 after 12 noon. -13
DOWNTOWN OFFICE, 2 rooms. hrst hoor,
| near Ambassador Hotel. 500. MA. 4179.
1880 L ST. N.W-Modern front detached
bldg: 50x100 IT,: 3 noors suitable for
showroom. restaurant or once: 4,000-lb.
freight elevator; between Statler and
Mayhower Hotels. JEROME s. MURRAY,
1881 g st. NV RE 2480 -15