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Citizens Form City-Wide ‘Better Housing Committee’
CALL SARNOFF,
WAGMAN, KATZ,
BIG OFFENDERS
Group Also Demand New
Building For Miller
High School
A city-wide committee to pro
mote and coordinate interest in bet
ter housing was organized Friday
Eight. Dec. 22.
The officers elected were: Charles
C Diggs, president: Edward Swann,
vice president; Robert J. Evans,
secretary; Aydee M. Dunaway, as
sistant secretary; J. Will Cooper,
treasurer. Publicity committee;
James McCall. Louis Martin. George
Johnson. Speaker's Bureau. Mrs.
Geraldine Bledsoe, chairman. In
vesting committee. Dr A. B. Cheage.
Emmett Cunningham. Finance com-,
mlttee. Rev William H Perk, cnair
man; William Sherrill and Dr. J. J. j
McClendon.
One of the most.constructive pro
grams for united efforts of all com-1
.
Uld unscrupulous land-]
lords was planned Cooperation is
asked for all religious fraternal, so- ]
cial and other organizations.
The committee's findings and rec-1
emmendations are as follows: ]
HOUSING—There s nothing so '
important and so vital to the eco- •
ftomic and soc-al structure of Ne- i
gro health and life in Detroit as
housing.
SOCIAL: In order to meet the J
-high rents the unscrupulous and un- j
American landlords are asking— |
our people must resort to all kinds
of methods to raise the amount
needed, which obviously lowers our
social status.
HEALTH—The majority of places
rented To Ttut people are ~ mere
shacks far below the standard re
quired by laws and city or- j
finances. These places obviously |
breed ;11 health, tuberculosis, pneu- j
monia. diptheria and like diseases. '
; The high rents charged for both '
sub-standard and those that meet j
the requirements of the Housing;
few is all out of proportion to the ;
yarning power of thr tenants who
are renting them. Hence, such!
th.ngs as insufficient quality and i
quantity of milk and other foods for
Cie upkeep of good health to chil- !
dren and adults is denied by the
secessity of maintaining these high j
» Therefore, because this housing 1
i < .n-^f^HBIW^mHI'
THANK you. Mr. and Mrs. Pub-
He for assisting the American
Beauty Social and Art club to suc
cess in its "Adopt a Family” plan
for holiday aid. Through your
contributions we were able to as
sist more than 100 families. We
are also deeply grateful to the
Erie Coal and Ire Co., for the
use of their trucks and services of
their driver in thr distribution
of the baskets and to the Michigan
Chronicle newspaper for Its splen-
Scene
In Passing
By AL WALLACE
_________
My dear Friends and Readers:
I wish to express my thanks to
you all for the way that you have
received and responded to my
humble offerings. May you all
have a very, very px'iS* erous and _
nappy new year.
Around the Town
I While strollirig down the avenue,
shopping and wishing like all the;
(other gators do ...I happened upon
I these two ... Garland Strickland
jc-:ming out of Engliss, smiling and
(concealing his Christmas package... ,
II wonder what it could be?. „ June i
Baber had packages galore... And j
(there was Len Andrews looking too
I'm told for a fine gold necklace
for you Give you one guess Hid
| behind packages so tall . Man I
I couldn't see Clyde Escoe at all ..
j Strolling a few feet farther down.
II bumped into Jessie Carter shop
ping around.. .Stopping in the rec
|ord Mart, there was old Johnnell I
I smart ... Necia Harkless. V-Bing;
[down... Oh! Just buying up all thej
(gowns. Bill Luvall. short and all. i
striving hard to pick something for]
(his heart.
j Everybody in Detroit was down 1
| town some time or other during the |
Christmas holidays.
"We will be in their fighting,”!
avers Coach Anderson, when asked!
lahauL the .forthcoming game with;
(the Scrollers .Watch my boys and
formulate your own opinion.
The Joints Jumped
> Friday night quiet as could be... .
wasn't hardly anybody out but us;
i free... Me and Old Man Hawkins
couldn’t get along so I stopped in
Jackson's to get warm ..Failing up
'.he stairs and looking around I dug I
Ice and Jim booging on down...:
(Smith, Penick and Strick, engaged
lin a hot stove debate I looked
wer to another table and who did
I see- John Anderson entertaining
I his brother and wifec...Me want to:
ithank John for the Christmas lager.!
! The Jim. Jam was jumping with
, the solid jive.. .Everybody was hav-.
, ing their kicks on the mellow side
.1 know you like this enlighting
| jive. ..so here it is on the readers
i The cats were in Jacksonjjln
: thicker than bees Jumping, jivtnf;;
! mugging and rugging I metin'
everybody, anybody, all the bodies,
having a grand time... Come on
! readers let's conversatc.
Jumping with the jive; Ann Rus- j
sell, Katherine Spears. Norman Ta,,
bor. Frog Henderson. Billy Coving? i
ton. Artlett Lewis. Vernice Hicks, i
Herbert Bates, Bill Brown and gobs
of others.
j Leaving here and falling up to
, the Women's Federation .which had
been converted into a beautiful ball
! lowering Christmas tree . .The Lesi
Allegru Provessivess were swing
ing, out in full glat their first j
charity ball. .Dancing to I.eroy
►■Smith orch. I glimpsed Jean John
| -on. James Duncan. Mary Louise
S.nalcton Billy Hall. Billy Allen ]
'June' DicKens, - Bassett" Jones. Em-,
mett Bryant. Rose Marie Wallace. l
Ambrose Nutt. Mary Acmes Miller.
Fc-rdmand Penn. Lucille Gr< s hn and
Willie Joe Benham \
of others.
Newcomers to Detroit Feted
At Pre-Christmas Party
The mad social whirl of gay
Christmas parties really began last
( night, with the lovely party at the
home of Miss Cecil Whittaker, at
| 309 East Philadelphia. The party was
n honor of two attractive newcom
ers to Detroit. Miss Cornelia Lewis
I r f Oklahoma City. Okla. and Miss
I Jane Ella Saunders, of Kansas City,
Mo. The affair, which was given in
'.rue holiday style included many -.f
Detroit's younger smart set
Among those seen enjoying the
latest recordings, swinging under
• the. gay Christ mas dcc.>raii«*o« and
dnd high rent problem hits the very '
foundation of the Negro life and ex- |
istence in Detroit, our "committee!
Recommends"—that every organiza-'
tion and individual put behind this ]
movement "to clean up this situation
<very ounce of intelligence and!
energy the Good Lord has given j
It might be interesting here to [
know that the new city administra- ,
tion under Mayor-elect Edward J. •
Jeffries, has promised complete co- !
Mr Diggs brought to the atten-,
t»on of—the—eotmmUee and Cited •
this example among others, said he. ]
"I know of one landlord who took ,
the bathtub out of a five-room
house, in order to rent the bathroom !
as a bed room.
He added, among the biggest
“rent gougers” is a man named j
"Wagman." owner of the Oxford
hall and other apartments in the
Negro district and the two most
fiagrant violators of the State Hous- i
.i*g code and City ordinance are
Louis Kat/ and Joseph Sarnoff. |
EMANCIPATION PROGRAM
AIKEN. S. C.. Dec 29—Emanci
pation celeoration will Be Observed
“here at IhTffTlfen gradelTTFiM Mfln-*
day afternoon. January 1, under the
auspices of the Ministers union of |
Aiken county Rev M G Moseley,
president.
Unexcelled
FOR
DEPENDABLE, |
ECONOMIC
AND
Sincere Service
•
WEBSTER
FUNERAL
HOME
307 Frederick St.
Temple 1-1197
•
Our Sympathetic Service
in Your Hour of Sorrow
Lightens Your Burden
Columbia 3335 River Rouge. Vmewood 2-3597
McFALL BROTHERS, Inc.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
-A TEMPLE OF SERVICE’
714 I. Canfield Cor. Hastings
i'HE MICHIGAN CHRONICLE - - A RELIABLE INDEPENDENT WEEKLY
AID MORE THAN 100 FAMILIES
did cooperation. To the Wecando
club. Missionary society of Bethel
church, Women of Zion of F.be
nrzer A.ME. church. Willing
Workers' club of St. Paul A.M.E.Z.
church, the Brewster City coun
cil. thr East Side Merchants’ as
sociation and others for their f
splendid cooperation and the fol- i
lowing donors from whom addi
tional contributions were received
last week, Sidney Morris. S2O; I
Atty. Charles Perkins. SI; Louis I
balloons, partaking of delicious rc-j
freshments and having a jolly old
time were: Doris Brooks. Gecrgc
Dunbar. Basset Jones. Mary Louise |
Singleton. Billy Hall. Dorothy Dan- j
lels. Susan Bethel. Anne Russell, i
Carol Evans, Ben Davis. Cornelia
Lewis, Harrison Washington, Mar- 1
guerite Foyer. Henri Anderson. Jane!
Saunders. Margeret Mathews. Myr-j
tie and S. E. Williams. John Teague ]
Joseph Jenkins. Jennie Harpor, For-(
rest Young. J- hn Carney. Douglas j
Tibbs. Willie Joe Benham. Leonard ;
Proctor. Levan Weiss. Emmefa
(Morton, Harrison Stewart. Bernice
: Jones. Eugene Gillot. John Metz, I
Robert Love. Marge Strickland, j
Louis and Conklin Bray. Harricdell
Bryant, Bernice Grove Coote, j
' Alcthia Taylor. Kathleen Coote, Em- j
mett Brown. Ruth and Helen Bank- !
] head. June Dickens and several
Many of the guests were on their ]
! way to or from the Poliwogs party |
:at the Frogs' club. The hostess, Miss,
Cecil Whittaker, a recent graduate
of South Carolina State college, is
| spending her first winter in Detroit
| in five years, although she is well
known in Detroit's younger sot, ]
: since she has spent practically all of
j her summers here.
Thp Lamp Isn't Low Anymore!!
( Somebody lit the Lamps and they
really burned...ln a game packed
with thrills, suspense and plenty of i
fireworks, we watched the Lamps (
i barely nose out a hairline victory
(over the highly rated Sphinx five,
j All the debs about town, frat men.
society playboys. Ford workers, I
(glamour gals...and the Press, were]
there cheering and pulling for their I
favorites.. Cheering Betty Luis.!
'come on Eddie... Howard Tandy... \
Martha Bradby.. Berney Watkins
Lucille Green. . Don't hurt Willie 1
! Jo.-. Mary Miller ..Margaret' Wit-}
! liams. . ..Herbert Bates .. Herbert!
Simms and others.
Orchids to them all:
I must say a word or two about;
all the fine talent down town Satur-i
day. Sunday, and Monday.. decked j
out in furs galore... Fur coats, fur i
jackets, fur hais. fur muffs and some j
even had fur on their shoes ..My
; old eyes were really over worked !
I trying to take in everything. j
Next week I will have more j
Christmas news for you...l'm gone!
but not for long.
PSggl
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CENTURY
CLUB
STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY
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CODE 407
THESE WHISKIES
ON SALE AT ALL STATt
STORES. SODS. AND
AT YOUR FAVORITE BAR
CENTURY
CLUB
STRAIGHT RYE WHISKEY
90 PROOF
[ OUART . CODE 214
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THESE WHISKIES ARK
4 YEARS OLD
SHERRILL EMANCIPATION DAY
SPEAKER IN TWO CITIES
LETTERS TO
THE EDITOR
Michigan Chronicle Office
268 Eliot Street
Detroit. Michigan
Dear Sir:
Please accept my profound appre
ciation for the gift of papers that
you distributed in our hospital for
circulation among the patients. I
regard it as a distinctly superior
type of gift. The patients were
happy recipients of your widely
read paper and appreciated the gift
more immensely because they are
shut-ins and have no contact with
the outside world and current
You have spread a bit more joy j
and yuletide gladness by your I
thoujAitfulness of others. I sincerely |
hope you will continue to serve in
such a manner as to merit continued
good-will of the people.
Sincerely yours, Parkside Hos
pital, E. R. Carney. Administrator.
E. Martin. $1; Johnson Flower
Shop. Loop Beauty Shop, Mable
Hall. Mrs. tapto and Mrs. Kelly,
we are grateful. And so, until an
other year thank you. You
have been splendid! Pictured
above are members of the club,
photographed just prior to deliv
ering well-packed baskets. From
left to right, are: Lucille Hilton,
in truck; Mrs. Gussie Aranah;
Pauline Koyston. Mable Smith,
Carolyn Foote and I .-com- Jones.
W. B. Redman To
Open Office Here
Walter B. Redman, who has man- !
aged the Pontiac field office of the j
Social Security Board since it was
opened by him in August, 1937, has
been assigned to Detroit where he
has just opened a Federal Social
Security Office in the Terminal Ar
cade Building, 14131 Woodward
avenue, opposite Ford's Highland
Park Plant.
This is one of three new offices
to in Detroit and will
service, in addition to the Highland
Park area, the territory bounded by
Elmhurst avenue, Grand River.
Telegraph, Eight-Mile Road east to
the Port Huron, line of the Grand
Trunk Railway, and southwest on
the north and west of Hamtramck.
This office will issue social securi
ty account number cards, change
records concerning those already is
sued. issue duplicates, and accept
claims applications from survivors
of deceased workers in covered
employment as well as from the
wage eaters themselves who arc
retiring on or after attainment of
age sixty-five.
The northeast office is located al“
8037 Harper avenue near Van
Dyke.
UNIVERSAL HAGAR’S
SPIRITUAL TEMPLE NO. 1
944 Napoleon Street
SERVICES SUNDAYS
Sunday School 9 A. M.
Preaching 11 A. M.
H. Y. P. U. 6 P. M.
Lecturing 8 P. M.
Message Circle and Healing
Thursday 8 P. M.
Lecturing Friday 8 P. M.
Message Circle and Healing ;
REV. C. B. HURLEY
Supreme Mother and Pastor
REV MARGIE MULLIGAN
Assistant Pastor
PRINCESS MINNIE BANDY ]
2nd Associated Pastor
Deaconess Annie Chatman,
Clerk
G. W. HURLEY
Prophet and Founder
BARBER SHOPS
BROWN’S
BARBER SHOP
PROMPT SERVICE
SANITARY METHODS
901 Watson, cor. Hastings
S. W. BROWN. Prop.
Service Barber Shop
4446 Brush Street
Terrace 2-8770
OPEN 7 A. M. TO 12 P. M. !
BEAUTY SHOPS
RITZIE BEAUTY SALON
Expert Operators
Susie Thomas. Sadie Evans, j
Ella Cobb. Ethel Stinson
607 E. Forest TE. 1-4727 j
Rosa Sims, Prop.
Lamay Beauty Shoppe
7—Expert Operators—7
4714 Beaubien, Nr. Forest
Terrace 1-1541
Anna Mae Crockett,
E W Craig. Props
Particular Women Co To
LULU’S
BEAUTY SALON
Try Our Special Guaranteed
Hair-Grower
4809 Hastings, Nr. Hancock
Temple 1-0404 j
Odell’s Beauty Salon
Modern Hair Styling
Finger Waving
PORO SYSTEM
459 Adams Ca. 4913
MAMIE O WATERS. Prop.
WILLIE DARNELL
LILLIE MURRAY
Former Operators of
Bee Dew Beauty Shop No. 2
Owned And Operated At
Hudson Inn Beauty
Salon
3860 Hudson, Near Vinewood
Ty 52329
Specialize in All Lines of
Beauty Culture
Imperial Beauty and
Barber Shop
PROMPT SERVICE
SANITARY METHODS
2639 St. Antoine
MRS. R. BUFORD & SON
RUFUS JR- Prop.
Flora’s Beauty Salon
S EXPERIENCED OPERATORS 1
Individualistic Artists in
Beauty Culture
2016 E. DAVISON
FLORA TEASI.EY. Prop.
GRIFFIN’S
Beauty Salon
•'HAIR STYLING"
Alice Branham, Formerly of
Bell's System
Marie Griffin D. L. Griffin
4767 Hastings Te. 1-4945
CONFECTIONARIES j
STOP AT
CHENE STREET
CONFECTIONERY
1525 Cheno Street
! We have soft drinks, candies and
ice cream. Also Beer and Wins to
►ake out.
William L. Sherrill, associate
editor of the Michigan Chronicle
and president of the Federated Fire
I Groups will appear as guest speak
> er on two Emancipatioi. Day pro
grams. Monday, Jan. 1.
His first appearance will be at
2:30 p.m. at the Macedonia Baptist
church, corner St. Aubir. and Mul
lett streets, after which he will
speak at 8 p.m. in Toledo.
Mr. Sherrill is rated as one of
America's finest platform person
alities.
Lillian Matthews,
Historian, To Speak
Lillian Wheeler Matthews, histor
ian of note, has according to an- (
nouncements accepted the invitation
of Rev. Metcalf, pastor of St. Pet
er's A.M.E.Z. church, Hamtramck.
Mich., to appear as guest lecturer ]
on the radio program of the church. I
Sunday. Dec. 31. at 11:30 p.m. over
radio station CKLW.
The speaker is also scheduled to
appear at St. Peter’s church Mon
day. Jan. 1. in an Emancipation day
address. The program will be
gin at 11 p.m. These appearances
precede Mrs. Matthews' departure
for a transcontinental lecture tour
BUYER'S GUIDE
and SERVICE DIRECTORY
DRUGGISTS I
BENSON S DRUGS
YOUR FRIENDLY DRUGGIST
1944 Joseph Campau
We meet all prices on national
advertised Drugs, etc.
GROCERY STORES
VISIT
MABARAK MARKET
2603 Elmwood Ave.
Cor. Hendricks
We Carry A Full Line In
CP.OCERIES. MEATS and
VEGETABLES
BOOKER T. WASHINGTON
Quality Groceries and Meats
Fresh Vegetables Daily
592 Farnsworth
Cor. St. Antoine
Te. 2-9553 Free Deliveries
KNOX
GROCERIES, LIVE CHICKENS
We Specialize In
BETTER MEATS
3437 Beaubien St.
Near Brewster Projects
HAPPY N€W YEAR
Erwin Baremeister
FANCY GROCERIES AND
FIRST CLASS MEATS
RICHT PRICES
8545 Oakland Avenue
FUNERAL HOMES
Webster Funeral
Home
307 Frederic Street
Temple 1-1197
McFall Bros. Funeral
Home
714 E. Canfield Co. 3335
River Rouge Vinewood 2-3557
WHERE TO GO
COZY CORNER
BAR & CRILL
DINE and DANCE
Choice Beer, Wine Cr Liquor
4100 Hastings Te. 2-8412
‘ SHOE REPAIRERS
foe's Electrical Shoe
Repairing
See Joe Cj Save Your Dough’
1533 |ns Campau
SERVICE STATIONS
Cobb's Friendly
Service
CHENE St MAPLE
St. Antoine & Elisabeth
Gas - Oil • Acrcwonet
TAILORS
j Hooker and Hooker
I CLEANING—ALTERING
! PRESSING—REPAIRING
! All garments insured against "i
Firs and Theft
WE CALI. FOR AND DELIVER
2236 St. Aubin Ave. Fiti 2596
English Carment
Cleaning
Cleaning. Pressing. Dyeing
and Altering
HAT CLEANING
3824 Hastings Street
JatORDaY, DECEMBER 30, 1939
Central High Offers
Consumers’ Course
Central high school. Linwood and
Tuxedo streets, u offering a course
in consumer buying for the winter
term which begins January 8. 1940.
This course is designated to cover
such things as buying food, cloth
ing. cosmetics, life insurance, buy
ing on time and many other topics.
The instructor. Samuel lavobs,
special instructor in consumer prob
lems for Wayne university, will be
at Central high school Wednesday.
Jan. 3, to explain the Work of the
course to those who are interested.
Comments From
Brady’s Health
Studio
I have just completed the pine
needle vapor bath ami general mas
sage at Mrs. Brady’s Health Studio..
It is difficult to describe the fine,
feeling that one experiences after
just an invigorating toning up of
the muscles. All 1 can say is that
it i< great and I heartily recom
of necessity must keep going many,
hours during the day. This studio
is bringing to Detroit many of the
featured baths niativ go all the way
to Hot Springs to eujov.
W. C. WOODSON
I am feeling fine, you feel like
a different person. ' all women
should take this treatment. T highly
endorse it. and Mrs. Brady’s attend
■ant U great.
Respectfully.
NF.LL C. RANSOM
331 X W. Warren avenue
‘Receives Bonus’
BEN HENDERSON
Climaxing the most successful
season in the history of its organi
zation, the Pfeiffer Brewing Com
pany announces that their Star
Race Salesman, Ben .Henderson,
had been given a handsome bonus.
Mr. Henderson *ho has done
much to popularizecthis beer anionß
Negroes, here, and’ in other states,
moving it to one of the leading
sellers throughout hi- territory, ex
tends a Merry Christmas and
Happy New Year to all of his
MISCELLANEOUS
FLOWER SHOPS
IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD
CRATIOT FLOWER HOUSE
East Side, 2039 Gratiot Ave.
at St. Aubin
Fi. 6355
BERRY FLORIST
West Side, 7843 W. Jefferson
Vi. 1-5135
VISIT THE
POLIDORE TAVERN
Try Our Chili and Kosher
Sandwiches
BEER AND WINE
1506 Chene Street
- FOR RENT
4 ROOMS FURNISHED
3848 McArthur Place
At $32.50 Monthly
ROOM FOR RENT
Large, Neatly Furnished
Private Home
Couple or Single Men
Convenient for Clair, or
Oak Cars
9544 Goodwin To, 5-4459
Large. Front Neatly Furnished
Room
FOR RENT
private home
Convenient Location--Oakland
Car--Couple or Single
Trinity 10309
MRS. THOMAS
Neatly Furnished
Room
SINGLE OR DOUBLE
Near Crosstown Car Line
Tyler 4-6784 Mrs. Terry
FOR RENT
COMFORTABLE
FURNISHED ROOMS
Also
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING (or
SINCLE OR COUPLES
6163 Iroquois
FURNISHED ROOMS
For Rent
Employed Couple or Two
Refined Men
6179 Iroquois Plaza 0048
SPACE AVAILABLE
FOR CLUB MEETINCS,
PARTIES, RAFFLES, ETC.
Kitchen Privileges--Reasonable
Tr. 1-1343
STORE FOR RENT
30’x40’
COOD LOCATION
VISIT
Rosetta's Dress Shop
9037 Oakland Avenue
For Fine Dresses. Hats.
Ladies Apparel
Tell Them That You
Saw It In The
Michigan Chronicle
MISCELLANEOUS
LINCOLN ZEPHYR
MERCURY-8
Plaxa 4280 lies. IV. 691 S
JAMES A. GRANT
NEW AND USED CARS
Representing JOHNS BROS.
FORD DEALERS
RADFORD'S
FISK and CHICKEN MARKET
OYSTERS IN SEASON
2011 |os. Campau, near Maple
Phone Fi. 3180
HOLjDAY CREETINCS
SWAN’S
4718 Milford Avenue
Wish You A Merry Christmas
And A Happy New Year
We Appreciate ’Your
Patronage
LIVINGSTONE COAL CO.
"Call Us For Prompt Service”
When Ordering
GOOD FUEL AT I
ECONOMICAL PRICES
Townsend 82442
14201 GREELY
SAVE MONEY
At CHOVERS FLORSHEIM
SHOE STORE
9036 Oakland Ave., and Owen .St. (
SPECIAL!
Velvet Boots $1.95
Better Shoes for the Entire Family
HEALTH-TOL
"World’s Finest Tooth Powder'
Sold at All Drug Stores
Dr. and Mrs. t£. G. Boddie, Mfgrs |
Owen’s Factory Shoe
Repairing
1521 Chene Street
We Carry a Complete Line In
Second Hand Shoes
YOU ARE NEXT AT
SCOTT’S
Shoe Shine Parlor
2220 Chen* St.
Good Service Is Our Motto |
Blue Heart Case
1701 Orleans Street
We Specialize In Bar-B-Q and
Good Home Cooking
Norverlean Hill. Prop
Ceters Variety Shop
Ladies' Garments Re-styled !
Like New At Popular Prices. ]
Service To Meet Your
Convenience
3100 Rivard Ch. 8618
FOR SALE
TAVERN BAR
20-Ft. Back Bar—2B-Ft Front
Counter and Stools
Tr. 2-8913
Very Reasonable
Union Progressive League
Formerly the Elks' Rest
2113 Chene Street
, We cater to Clubs, Private Partiea j
Mass Meetings and Dances
Phone Ft. 1130
1 E. W. TEETERS. Manager