Ella Bryson Wins Canvasback Stakes At Laurel Park
At Laurel Park yesterday Ella Bryson, owned by R Carman, led a crowded field to win the Canvasback Selling Stakes for fillies and mares, with Briar Path and Tranid close behind. The day also featured the 1 1/16 mile handicap won by Buskin, as GM Miller and Pandean trailed before Buskin wore down the Carman horse at the wire. A steeplechase upset saw Idle Michael fall back, while Senegambian and Bewalt finished strong. Judge Walser suffered a fall at the second fence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurel Park
Wil
R. Carman
Ella Bryson
Aztade
Blue This- Ue
Meck
Taatant Shereard Scuster L. Parsons
Hukie
Elia Bryson
Briar
Arvbods
Briar Path
Scalivang
Dstanr Shore
Water Welles
Sherwood
Tria H
Hallenbeck
C. H. Robbins
Busk'n
Hamburg
Pandean
G. M. Miller
Ivan Gardner
Buskin
GM Miller
Carman
Fim
En P Andean
James Butler
Tudor King
Fron
IC Bewalt
Senegambian
Judge Walser
Cottman
Che goRt
Poe
McTaggart
Laete
Bryn
Legion
Norus
A. Allen
Idee Walser
Pier Pw
Senegamblan
Rene
Hurr
Aleta
Michael
Hatta
Bat Garines
Seward
Hameatreteh
Panurat
Wat
Ameo
Varnans
Ie Fairbrother
Firisiee
Ballyaag
Sorat
Seling
Weiss
J. Ashar
Vale
Hos
Tima
Helen
Borge
Ie Buxton
Rederts
Galnaboroug
Stowe
Abe
Iete
Stabwart Heer
Shaw
Pime
Borgea
Ouigare
Parr
Wenner
Sunth
Warkine
Florsen
Findnekers
Straign
Hederis
Giana
Crane
Warrenton Hunt Club Show Delivers Fine Sport and Costumes
Warrenton Va Oct 15 The Warrenton Hunt Club meet on the Wil lIam F F Wilbur farm drew about 2000 spectators in poor weather. The day featured large horse show classes and jumping with 15 costume floats led by Mrs John Gaines and Miss Fitz Elizabeth Gaines's America's Gift to the Nations. Awards went to entries from Mrs William C Hayes and Mrs Richard Wallach among others, plus multiple steeplechase results and a post-race ball at Fletcher Hall attended by many locals.
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Washington Post
Warrenton
Warrenton Hunt Club
William FF. Wilbur
Warrenton Hunt
New York
Philadelphia
Richmond
Washington
John 8. Gaines
Fitzabeth Gaines
America
Elizabeth Gaines
Misa Olivia Fell
P. A. Vans Agnew
William C. Hayes
Joan of Arc
Wallace Brown
Heyward Spilman
Gaines
Misa Olivia Pell
Joan of Ace
vFtret
H. C. Groom
Uncle Remus
Richard Wallace
Julian Keith
Graziola
Kelly
Amherst
R. L. Humphrey
Joseph Flannagan
Today's Racing Entries Show Selling Races and Handicaps
The list details six races with selling classifications for 3-year-olds and up across varied distances. Entries include horses such as Alorin Coy Flying Yankee Mor ratown Big Dipper and Mary Ann K in multiple events, with different weights and prices listed for each starter.
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Seals
Alorin
Qackland
Coy
Flying Yankee
Morratown
Big Dipper
Jurxa Hlartle Burton
Knight of
Gertrude F
Mex
Rodeo
Grater
Furlone Sandon
Salon
Gallant Roy
Jnatica Goebel
Daisy Patt
Kate K
Lostus
Hoentz
Grover Hughes
Hodge
Co Lad
Tro Skolney
Fitth
Moe
Commauretta
Jack Hanover
Rain Coat
Amazon
Gold Crest Girl
Don Cortez
Spradel
Christe
Chevron
Mary Ann K
Milton
Sleepland
Grton
Garneau
Verena
Marshall Sees Big Fair Attends With Carlin Twenty Hundred School Children Present
Fairfax Virginia October 15 Vice President Marshall and Representative C C Carlin visited the Fairfax county agricultural fair drawing 3000 visitors this week. Marshall praised the fruit display especially apples and noted the fair as a strong American institution aiding production. Carlin spoke followed by remarks. About 2000 schoolchildren from nearby areas attended. Directors extended the fair through tomorrow.
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Washington Post
Fairfax
Marshall
C. C. Carlin
Virginia
Fairfax County
Carlin
Bride of W F Childs JR Miss Alice Carr Marries in Hyattsville
Miss Alice Blanche Carr daughter of Judge and Mrs Arthur Carr of Hyattsville Md married William Fentmore Childs Jr of Annapolis last evening at Pinkney Memorial Church in a major society event. Rev Henry Thomas officiated with a large gathering. After a wedding trip they will reside in Salisbury Md where the bridegroom is employed as a civil engineer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Blanche Carr
Hyattsville
Annapolis
Spertal
Hyattaville
Jes
Arthur Carr
William Fentmore Childs, Jr
Pinkney Memorial
Henry Thomas
St. Matthew's Parish
Gladys W. Carr
T. Carroll Grant
Florence Childs
Mattie Hardesty
Adalaide Rogers
Mississippi
J. H. Page
Baltimore
Messra. G. Hodges Carr
S. Gales
Edwin Friese
Catonsville
B. Ashby Carr
Louisville Results From a Wild Race Meet Card
The Louisville card lists six races with winners and payouts. Erin wins the first race for owner Murphy with $390 straight and $3.40 place. Billy Joe takes race two with $780 straight and $1.30 place. Multiple horses ran in each event, with various seconds and thirds and detailed times noted through the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sreat Olda
Erin
Murphy
Jimmie Gill
McCabe
Robert Kay
Taylor
Je W. Adair
Bob RB. Fellowman
Wyandohe
Seling
Billy Joe
Ren'a Brother
Collinal
Chesterton
Cannonade
I Star McGee
Jeff Roberts
J. Nolan
Carneau
Gabrig
Curlieve
Jack Kavanaugh
Louisville
Grecian
Boose
Mc Canel
Derich
Siler
Helen Raybould
Kris Kringle
Converse
Booker Ail
Pir Fr
Josie Ales
Royal Tea
Smythi
Smythi, $7.80 Straight, Lya50 Place, and 32.89 Show, No Sureget, 106 (fTeahan
James i
Dishmon
Princess Callaway
Kruier Tile
Dr. Kendall
Sa Jon
Sleepland
Son Bonne Chance
Yenghee
Jurists in Auto Crash Near Upper Marlboro
Judges Beall and Camalier were injured when their car was struck by another vehicle returning from court near Upper Marlboro. Also in the car were Merk, Hall, and stenographer MacCartee. Judge Camalier was cut on the forehead arm and hand while Judge Beall suffered a bruised side. Dr. Lansbury treated the wounds. both judges resumed duties in the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beall
Camalier
Upper Marlboro
Washington Post
Fillmore Beall
B. Harris Camalier
Washington
Marlboro
Merk
D. Hall
Robert G. MacCartee
Camealier
Short-priced horses win at Newmarket
London, Oct. 15. Weather improved at Newmarket but attendance fell from Cesarewitch levels. E Hulton's two year old Tag and Torloisk increased wins, stablemate Wippant captured the Heath plate. Sir BE Cassell had earlier won three races in one day. Results include Bretstaken and Prendergast stakes with tight betting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
London
Newmarket
E. Hulton
Sir BE. Cassell
Bretstaken
Silver Tag
Rickaby
Firet
Good and Gay
Polldamna
Torinisk
Donohue
Cattistock
Patrick
Heath Plate
mMe
Fuppant
Pickle
Sactair
Fragmentary Theatre Names From Diverse Papers
A garbled OCR fragment lists numerous names and aliases such as Helen, J. Harrell, Laurk, Phyllis Antoinette, Rosal Martyr, Dr. Duenner, Mycense, and many others. The text references Merning Telegraph Morning Telegraph Kemmatt Enquirer and Cinetonat Enquirer, with scattered place names and performers, but no coherent event or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merning Telegraph
Helen
Harrell
Laurk
Phyllis Antoinette
Buzz Around
Kesom
Kenessa
Parlor Boy
Yarle Man
Thornhill
Spearhead
Hanean
Rosal Martyr
A. N. Aiken
J. H. Houghton
Dr. Duenner
Kemmatt Enquirer
Voluspa
J. B. Harrell
Schnapps
Laura
Joe Finn
Burs Around
Kewesra
Fifty-five
Hm Basey
Mannaseh
Ray of Light
Uncle Man
Hanson
Pullux
Royal Martyr
Dangerous March
Oakhurst
Hoppe Now Leads Inman In Billiards Standings
Chicago October report shows Willie Hoppe stretching lead over Melbourne Inman after a win on Balk Hine. Hoppe totals 2494 points to Inman's 2119 with multiple accumulated scores listed. promo for next Sunday Post featuring "Pieces of the Game" and advance paper orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Willie Hoppe
Melbourne Inman
Hoppe
Inman
Y Hopper
Post
Adv
Uniform State Laws Draft Advances at Milwaukee Conference
Commission on uniform corporation law reports 20 of 46 tentative sections passed with 26 remaining for discussion. Act aims to unify corporate law nationwide, drafted by Richberg Shepherd Taylor Glass Brown. Massie named chair of executive committee after Stanke step down. Resolutions urged physician nurse regulation highway construction indigent care and anti lynching laws. A driving proposal to ban cotton raising in 1915 was shelved for executive review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Willard
United States
Chicago
Charles E. Shepherd
Seattle
Seneca W. Taylor
St. Louis
Hiram Glass
Austin, Tex
Rome G. Brown
Minneapolis
Eugene C. Massie
Richmond
Charles T. Terry
William H. Stanke
Pennsylvania
Stanke
Madison
Wis
Executive Committee
Casket Makers Debate Uniform Production Costs
George P. Johnson of Chicago led the morning session of the Casket Manufacturers Association of America at the Powhatan discussing uniform production costs based on a scientific cost study. Redfield's address was postponed, B L Ewing proposed freight rate readjustments, and R Murphy headed the cost committee in Decatur NL. Sectional meetings were held privately, aimed at industry harmony, followed by a social get together and fish dinner at the hotel salon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George P. Johnson
Chicago
Casket Manufacturers’ Association of America
Powhatan
Commerce Redfield
B. L. Ewing
R. Murphy
Decatur
United States
Palon
Boundary Dispute Between North Carolina and Tennessee
The Supreme Court heard a five year old boundary dispute between North Carolina and Tennessee over the line separating them. Originating from a 1821 commission and expanding through Civil War era encroachments, the case concerns land taxes and title grants on a 30,000 to 40,000 acre tract and the sovereignty of the states in determining ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Tennessee
Supreme Court
Bar
Boundary Commission
District Bar Association names three candidates for District Supreme Court
A committee formed at a District Bar Association meeting selected three local lawyers to present to the President as candidates for the District Supreme Court seat to succeed Pantel Thew Wright. The list was to be reported at the Bar Association meeting the next day. Benjamin F. Leighton serves as chairman with members Alexander H. Bell Charles W. Clagett J Spalding Flannery James B. Archer Conrad H. Syme Leon Tobriner Edward H. Thomas and John W. Yerkes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Bar Association
District Supreme Court Judicciary
Pantel Thew Wright
Bar Association
Benjamin F. Leighton
Alexander H. Bell
Charles W. Clagett J. Spalding Flannery
James B. Archer
Conrad H. Syme
Leon
Wright Charges Dropped and Kemp Death Reported
The House judiciary committee filed a report recommending no further action on charges against Associate Justice Wright of the District of Columbia Supreme Court after an extensive inquiry. Separating himself from public service, Wright resigned effective November 15. In a separate case, William T. Kemp, 37, a carpenter, died from a self inflicted gunshot wound after expressing suicidal intent. coroner Nevitt ruled death by own action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House Judiciary Committee
Wright
District of Columbia Supreme Court
House
Public Service
Kemp
William T. Kemp
Second and
T Streets
I Street
Nevitt
Forrest We. Wardman
Justice Stafford
W. G. Gardiner
Brandenburg & Branden Mites Schmidt
Attornes
Brandenburg & Brandenburg
A. A. Birney
Campbell
National Vaccine and Antitoxin Institute
Thomas—Eliia & Donaldson
Ferguson
No. & Altman Va
Webb
Wilson & Barksdale
Forreat
Wiltale
Hamilton
Gertman
Yerkes & Hamilton
Ridout
Thompson Va
Thompson
Beall
Clemence
Commercial Fire Insurance Company
Easby-Smith—Douglas, Ruffin & Qbear
Fuldner
Neale & England
Earnshaw Va
Newman
Worthington
Syme
Stephens
United States Trust Company
District of Columbia
Ella & Donaldson
Lambert—Syme
Potomac Electric Power Company
Tarlington
Johnson
British-American Assurance Company
Va. Bernard's
Clephane
Walt
Brandenburg
Hale
Duckett
Farmer
United Statae Ve
McKee
Glanle—McKenney
Flannery & Hitz
Balderston
Middledorf
Middledorff
Quins—Reidy
Atwell
McLacch Jen—Owen
Foster
Arcade Company
Teharty
Adriaane—Lambert
Whippler
Lynham
Hufty
Sullivan
Burke
Hexford Va
Keane
Penning
Gorden
Faker
Lambert Eliza & Donaldson
Hipley
Urtho
Attorne
Archer & Sm
Steino
Brunemer
Driver
Richardson
Merillat
Davis
Lyon
Supreme Court Docket and Courtroom Proceedings Update
The legal record lists multiple high court items with names including The State Banking Board of Oklahoma, W A Farsted, J Th Lankford, Platte Iron Works, American Water Softener Company, and North Carolina versus Tennessee. It covers leave to file briefs, arguments in equity and circuit courts, emergency adjourning notices, and bench schedules across Federal and District courts detailing cases, participants, adjournments, and forthcoming hearings through November 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Supreme Court
Justice McKenna
Justice Holmes
Justice Day
Justice Hughes
Justice van Devanter
Justice Lamar
Justice Pitney
Justce McReynolds
Franklin B. Lord
New York City
William L. Martina
Montgomery
Ala
Charles C. Pavey
Columbus
Ohio
State Banking Board of
State of Oklahoma
W. A. Farsted
W. A. Ledbetter
J. Th. Lankford
State Banking Board
Platte Iron Works Company
American Water Softener Company
J. C. Lankford
Farish
Stata Banking Board
State of Yelahoma
W. S. Parish
W. A Ledbetter
Charles West
W. Conard
Allen McReynolds
Platte Iron Works Et al
State of
North Carolina
Tennessee
Thomas W. Bickett
Thomas W. Bichelt
Charles T. Cates, Sr
Deeds of Trust list across Meridian Hill and Petworth properties
A long list of deeds of trust details secured by various properties across multiple neighborhoods including Petworth Meridian Hill and Pinehurst. Names include William F Curtis Marsha Lah ta James Berry and Marvin A Custis Herbert T Shannen Merton I Luchs Elizabeth J Gates Olivia T Taggart and many others. Amounts range from 100 to 7 000 with terms from one to five years and semiannual or quarterly interest.
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School Street
Soctiwest
Samoal H. Walker
Elia Barnhart
Richard C .Thompson
Richard Thompson
Ella
Uarry Barnhart
Sixteenth
Seventeenth Streets
Wiliam H Rowlinson
Ua. T Raphael &, Casllear
Square
Econd
Kenyon Streft
Oates
Bleth Street
James KE. Cooke
Mary FE. Cooke
Hiluarouk- Otway B. Zantuinger
Alexander E. Cole
Capitol Street
Catherines T. Buscher
John H. Jr
Margaret L. Crawford
Sixteenth Street Heights
Luperturg Investment Corporation
Benedict Kirsch
Colt Mata Road
Kirketeing
Oto Simon
Sarah Bpigel
Intercar
Meridian HI
Fifth Street
Rhode Inland Avenue
Catherine
Weyrich
Jennie E. Willett
Lot
Petworth -Moldaugh & Shannen
Harry
Netile T McInturff
Fifth &Treet
Lantstreste
Shenet Ux
Frank Tjunghaus
James P. Junghaus
Ormond H. Butler
Henry Ebert
Kalorama Heights
Anns EK. McQueen
Caroline & McLanahan
Inta
Marbachusetts Avenue
Mabel Johnann
Guy T Stewart
LE Droit Park
Edward B. McGetrick
Jerele I. Mahler
Ingleside
Maurice EK. Dorsey
Willem
Warner
Long Meadows
Charlen G. Allen
Samuel G. Eberly
Twentieth Street
Optreets
Harriet W Moore
Robert AL Veitch
Florida Avenue
Balthasar Gerlach
Mary E. Clark
T Street
Fitzabeth J Gates
S Nichola
St—Frances
Nichols
Elizabeth
Woodley Park
Chevy Chase T Great Falla Land Corporation
Addie M. Flyns
Kenilworth
William F. Curtis
George A. Maddox
Richard Mc Curtin
Marsha Lah
James Berry
Marvin A Custis
Perpetual
Yellett Canby
John H. Zabel
Daniel C Leahy
Myra J. Spencer
Elizabeth H. Lloyd
Washington Loan & Troat Co
Equitable Cooperative Building
Petworth Warry
Nelle
Meinturff
Francia Lau
William
Martin J. Gottwala
Percy HO Russell
George L Bangell
John Russell
Mary EH Clark
Ernest le Schmidt
George M Emmerich
German American Building Association
Pinehurst
Elizabeth J Gates
Eugene McLachlen
Frank Fuller
Frances S Niche
Periannually
Binek
LE Uroit Park
Coleman
Richard K. Tyler
Charles G Werden
Wilfred Stevens
Black
Herbert T Shannen
Merton I Luchs
Louis Ro Peak
Watson F Clark
Mo M
Julia H Chadwick
National Savings & Trust Co
Meridian Hili—Fdwart HooChildera Et Ax
Heney H. Bergmanp
Charles &Ehater
Ancure Northern Liberty Gennan American
Bieck
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Canvassback
Laurel Track
Butler
Trumpkins
Niewerapr
Warrenton Exhibition
Richard Wallach
Julian C. Keith
Intry
Fletcher Hall
W. H. Pool
Aquilla
W. F. Wilbur
Lady Betty
J. K. Maddux
Claus
I. K. Maddux
Mes. Portman
Jack Senhouse
B. Hareyt
Harry Edmonds
Lady Elway
Springfield Stables
F. G. Hostetter
Agiulla
W. F Withar
Mra. Smith
Steptoe
Milas Wallace
R. R. Barrett
Mra. Portman
Hunter
John
Aquilin
Frank Wooden
J. M. Glaswcack
Print
Vaughn
W. HR
Emory
Forsythe Barber
T. L. Humphrey
Turd
Ballymore
Leith
Race Brook
T. L. Evans
Belay Borami
Mee R
Merry Twinkle
Fair Helen
Sue Daras
Royal Blue
Deviltry
Volant
Haversack
Yan Aware
Gage Hypatis
Jim Basey
Hesom
Ida Lavin
Fury
Puler Bor
Sia
Connemara
Igewresa
Milton Roblee
Dick's Fet
Silas Grump
Madre
Mandlesp
Jay Light
Manaszeh
Toms Iz Hanson
Uy Puallax
Rosa Martyr
Our John
Kazan
AON
Akio
Leonine Pelli
el Orn
Napier
Brush
Duenner
Highton
Ming Fileanor
Earl
Savoy
Fairfax Farmers
W. F. Childs, JR
Laurel
Morning Telegraph
Ashland
Lond
Anna Kruter
Gertrude B
Justice Goebel
Daisy Platt
Lao Skolny
Donlus
Goldcrest
Cheiatle
Mary Aon Garneau
Gold Olor
Cinetonat! Enquirer
Hig Draper
Jassie Louis
Oakland
Hattie Burton
Anna Krester
Iallant Day
Hedge
Serius
Leo
Waldcrest
Raincoat
Don Cortes
Mary Ann E
Milton B
Forges
Model Corporation
Mertz
Mertz and Mertz Co., Inc
F St
United States Court of Claims
Edward K. Campbell
Charles G. Howry
Fenton W. Booth
Samus
Barney
George W. Atkinson
Interior Department
Messrs
C. C. Dantela
Edward C. O’brien
Dantell, Henderson
Webster Ballinger
John A. Ballcane
Lafayrtta Burrus
Azelde
M. A. Rowley
BE. L. Garrard
Alfred ©. Markley
John D. Clark
California Bridge and Construction Company
Heinzmann Bros
Court of Appeals
Robi Ma
von Orsdel
Samuel W. Perkins
A. William Suelzer
Alexander P. A. Connor
Pracice
Whitford
Appellant
F. J. Hogan
Appelles
United States Trust Company Ve. Blundon
TH. Winship
Simmson Roy
J.T. Sherrier
W. 3
William G
Braemer
Equity Court
Justice McCoy
Kinyoun
Hopkins
Juaics Stafford
Thomas Q. Bradley
H. H. Glaasle
J. W. McNeill
MG Grimes
W. KE. Lester
John M. Mahon
Taylor Vs. Masonic Hall Association
J. EC
Padgett
Duvall
Crawford Ye Crawford
Coombe
Ker
J. L. Yougle
Aldeut—Hume
Cockrell
Carrighs
Neale @ England
Tucker, Kenyon & Macfarland
Hogan
Provident Relief Axeoclarton Wa
American Home Life Insurance Company
Proctor
Safford Va
McAden
Bates
Circuit Court NO
Lambert & Yeatman
Lamson Va Siddell
Gles— Siddall
Gardiner
Na Bi
Burrh Va
Washington Railway and Electric Company
Montague & Moriarty
Dunlop
Edwards
Sylvester
Jet
Torde Fsme
Welsh Va. City and Suburban Railway Co
Dutton
Rey—Johnson
Circuit Court
Hancork Ve Tuttle
Munsey Trust Company
District National Bank
Garnishees
W Geynn
Basby-Simith
Auntrese
Pieharty
Perry & Son
Carreng
Baker, Braggere
Pronter
Matcheimer
Criminal Court
Chist
Corington
S. Philip Baker
Asaannt
Cale
I. Q HO Alvard
United Tates
Clarence Doone
Elm. Hewlett
J. McLaurin
United States Va
Wade Fairfax
RC. le Moncure
R. G Finney
Ernest Magee
Richhard Powell
Lewia Herbert
George Alexander
District Court
Justices Anderson
Second Street
S Street
Rhode Island
J. A. Pressagno
L. J. Lauman
Justice Anderson
Stilson Hutchins
Simpson Sullivan Company
Burn
Calvert—Gree
Fox Va
Moree
McNerman Ve. McGee
O'Briea
Ottenborne
Rust Ve
Wareh
Wille— Clark
Radout
Fairfield Va
Davia
Attorners, Coombe
Harlow
Washington and Southern Bank
Richartapp
Attarnaya
Wilson—Whitford
Faulkner
Rosen Attorneys
Tobriner
Wwolt
Virginia Warricon
Ammerican Security
William I Pallard
EW. Gray
Walter Ho Marlow
Marlow
Charles Fo Anderson
Ro Festan Suesley
Robert Adam
Wild Fled
AB Lac
Julie Grady
Will Fed
Sheehy
Frederick E. Pierce
First Neonal Fire Insurance Co
Datendant
Atwrneye
J. B Archer
Easley-Smith
Margaret H Moran
Creed Mo
Fulton
J. G Na Laboulsan
H. Winship Wheatley
Altman & Co
Equity Suite
Margaret W. Shinn
John B. Shing
United Divone
J. F. Babel
Ashley M Gould
Joseph EB Cusack
Trustes
RD Quicter
L. L. Perkins
BOND
Equitable Surety Co
Phono
Southern Bldg
Niewsopa Peehrbhive