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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, MARCH 15, 192(5.
Former Are Solemn While Latter
Are Gay
New Tork. March 1.'. (Tv The. m !
oung men unl tho Buy lu'li-s ..r
i t ail y for Ih Mr tprinn ti !. Tl
New Yurk puhlislilm: l'r.'i'-' s l:.--.
.inrouiK'fj tliflr ( .ir-uii.i! IIms
Thff titles nuseM a m .ioii of :
i.-r ami di.-lllUMonH youn;.- rr. n,
ulth l!m la'll's soiii"" hat k.ivit i:.
'Oft KiWruM'ii com nb'i' ion v. n
..-.ir. Mi" 1 1 ! "All th.'- M yntu-j
M. n." I' t a ' Oli' Hon el .ti i. :.
i.f ih- o'ina r sn i I'inn, M )
Minmci ro.l" ich' n-s 'lit vail wi'b
"Somf Arnvili-.ni 1. 'nil. !." all of
i H' m v of I'p 'i.!. i ' j i'oii Hur
ries contrihutcs "1' '!;. p p- r Artie" invl
A. P. Herbert. rrol'i "I.atiRliinR
Ann anl Ot!ir ' in "
Rtns LardriT nv.m. rh rP
twr-pn the nonih'T ynmi; mn mvl
the hricht cirl- vw'h "Tin! l.ov- ?'
una Other Stones." rom- rnini? soiii
very sorry young men, rev-nrl' '1 in
t!i. pay manner.
Th melancholy mn prMomlnntij
the ll't. But. thonch ont-nnmlif reel
i.v th( serious minds. the-re is nlfo i
'ovlal troop of American (tRiiroa of
.-nothcr for. In its rinks nr "The
Htse and Fall of J-Je Jam's," V.y
Robert Love: "The Saea of Billy the
Kid." by VTal'or Noble Burns;
' Forty Yean a flmiMer On the Mis-s-lwpl."
by OcrEe Dcvrnl, srel
"ferrets of a Flionman," by Chn.rl'3
R Cochran
Among tV ludifs In the pnriidn
mil 1" 'Tl:' Four'li Cjnn" ' ro
mance ot t'i 'lavs of Qun. n T.liza
lifih. bv Iml.-l r'irson, "n.ir.i
Karon." bv Hnrv-r O'H iirslns: a
family portrait' rflo.1 "Tin- Orand
Mothers." by ("Jermnv Wwo" ;
Tin: Ula.-k FlTmnc." nnneunc. .1 as
Mi romance of a pirl who?'. In" as
.i 1 most but not. finite ruined by a
traiid. and "Mated.," by Walnce Jr
wln. ThT' Is also 'The Blind Ond
deps," by Arthur Train, who writes
of lawyers and courts, and m ho:
'lerolne. is a fickle and capricious
lady. Justice.
"Soldiers Tay." by William Faulk
ner, and 'Some Found Adventure,"
by Robert E. McClure, arc annoiinc
orl as "Ironic" war novels- "Possible
Husbands," by Arlhur TrUcrman,
implies pessimism. ".Mantrap." by
Sinclair Lewis, is "a satirical burl' s-
iue of til.- 'preat open spiers'";
"Teeftallow" Is a. story of Tcnncss' e
hlll-blllies. by T. H. St rihlinir. A first
novel by William r. l.iullitt. "It's Not
none," concerns a li'h man who
"tried to pet nil til' ro is out or life,
and still keep his honor untarnish
ed." Cosmo Hamilton is on the
with "His Majesty the KiniT," a ro
mance of the time of I'harP-s 11;
t'apt. John W. Thompson, 1". !-'. M.
('., with "Fix F.ayom's:" Sir K. ,T.
P. Benn with "Confessions of a
Capitalist," and Albert. ,T. Nock with
"Jefferson." Llewelyn row y..
Knplishman, presenls a not altogeth
er cheerful idea with "The Ameri
can Junple." It is a record of five
years spejit In this country.
More In the so!" r vrin are tl,.i
"Poems of Theo.lore Tireiser," pre
sentinc the tietionist In a new rob ;
"Slur".oo(l An.lerson's Noti -l;ool,;"
"Ivigar Alb n Poe," by Joseph Wno.l
Kreilch: "The MaKnificrnt Idler; A
Life of Walt Whitman." by Cameron
ILobts. and I'm Conrad books
There Is aim "The Mind of i!;.;
PresifKnt." by c. P.isrom SI- ?np. Mr.
''oolide's former seer t;ii;: "Th"
In'itnnte 1.. -tiers of iVilom 1 Ilmis. ."
arrancd as a i.nrrnt-ii'e bv Cini.
Seyrnour. and the np lnoils of fuiail-
r Secretary Houston.
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lav cither on water or kind bfcausn
ot lugii InMiiaiiic rati-s am. nuickly
niountliiif Inter, st cliarR.'s. Once tlu
hti baps of Hlk reach port, after
'ho ouhhcM possible ea voyav,
Hp v are transferrt-d to raper-lui'd
bace:: mm ami w-i.t eastward with
'p;.s.v tram spted. Fsually ailk
sltipn:. nt.s ure large enouch 'o innm
UP sieclal t r.i 1 li s but if not nil'.
jieuently bulky th" shipments go in
'...i;.afe cars at'ucl:' 1 to lliultcj
paS"nRor trains.
ii.suran e ii'.'s on llk are not
made puldi.-, tl;.- policies readins
ti.T the r ite ".is per acreenient."
Th i'. ason for C ,-. . recy Is another
."i.t nf th. 'ride.
I.til'ihiy oi the enrriers rur.s
,boi't fiv em's on th' hundred tin!.
hr, oi value, whli h is m I'S' If a con
si lei . 1 1 1 item as silk avrajreg Jl.i'i.n
a bale, and the liability charge like
tl." Insuianee, Is ot, a Mm" basis.
Vh n Insurance and carrier In.
blli'v aiv a,.. 1 to ke cos' involvd
in a oarfo uf silk ranqing from 51.
"'in. to mom than ? l ''h1'1'" a,
, p. djuni.s transportation becomes
an economy r.Hh r than an ex-pens-.
Ir.t. rest clrirp's reach l,0f to
$1 sea a da v.
Tho Arabia Mam has set the r'C
or.l for ;i sinslc cargo, docking vt'h
t c . 1 V t bales of raw silk and l"r'
tons of manufactured silk or a to
tal value of m.nf'.ri.r.cri. This wan
rushed to mills In Pennsylvania, New
,lerney and New England on two
special trains consisting of 55 cars.
Sixteen engines, two of them electric,
were used to hault the shipments
to Chicago, where If was transferred
for shipment on east. '
The special trains run on seh'd
ulei calling for no stops except to
change engln"s at Junction points or
throuch mechanical necessity.
Speed records for overland trans
portation of silk Is claimed by th
Croat Northern Railway, which
hauled 13 cars of raw silk and one
passenger coach from Seattle to St.
Paul In fi2 hours and S3 minutes,
The same train returning made the
return trip In 47 hours and If min
utes being favored by the grades,
.vev'vard bound. The time for the
3. .'.71 inllcs was !9 hours 45 min
ute s.
RED LIGHTS WARN COP
OF AUTOMOBILE THEFT
ruli' cman Hopkins Puts Two Pul
lets Into Sexlan But Tirher
Manages to Fsonpe1
When it was l'arned Saturday
rdcb.t that a ear stolon from Patrick
j Hoy of Kden avenu", Southington,
was heading towards New Britain,
s. riff am. Michael J. Flynn. flashed n
warning to patrolmen bv use o tho
:-.-d light syste-ji, which was ru-rr'-.tly
Install'..'.
Shortly alier Ihe r'-d lights
l!;.i'."d th': iv w... officer "'is Hop
kirs .saw the car approaching on
Main slre t, ami lie jumped in an-o'h'-r
machine and pave chase.
When the drivr of ihe slolep K.-dail
retus'd U stop officer .Hopkins tired
two shots at th" machbie, but the
car msirmc"'l in elud.. him In the
noit invest f-ecticn of the city.
Later the machine -was found In
Sou! b iu-;ton, aban'lone.l, and an ox
aniin.'i'ion dirTlosi-l that the two
shots Cr'-d by the officer had en
tered the hack of the sedan.
Nicholas Ka.d Narrow
Escape Back in 1905
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TAX 18 NEW GUN
Moonshine Manufacturers Will
Be Compelled to Pay
Washington, March If. (T rians
to use the taxing power of the gov-
riiment as a weapon against boot,
leggem were announcer) today by
Assistant Secretary Andrews of the
treasury, in charge of prohibition
enforcement,
.Deputy Internal revenue, collectors
will be designated to s'-rve with
prohibition administrators and le'y
and eoll.-.et taxes on the manufac
ture, of moonshine..
Not only will Ihls prove an eff.
clent enforcement, step, in the opin
ion ot Mr. Andrews, but sufficient
revenue should result In a few years
to defray the entire cost of enforce
A complete
PRINCES, wars, conventions, the excitements of Eu
rope, football victories, the counting up of votes, church
affairs, community weddings everything eventful. Yet
the newspaper is incomplete without the news that con
cerns you most.
Events belong to unusual days. But day after day
you get out of bed, wear clothes, eat foods, walk in
shoes. News of better mattresses for your bed, of bet
ter clothes, food, shoes, at prices you like ... is of
more moment to you than the overthrow of kings.
Things of daily importance are talked about in adver
tisements. Shaving sticks, tooth pastes, cuff links,
breakfast foods. Here is friendly, intimate news to
make your days mor pleasant. News of things you
know about and might like to know more. Conve
niences you once thought could never be yours.
Advertisements are the news of every-day things
that concern you most. No newspaper would be com
plete without them.
Advertisements arc frequently the most
interesting news in the paper.
Kead them
IB
New Britain Herald
OVER 13,000 DISTRIBUTED DAILY
The Herald is the Only Newspaper in New Britain
With An Audited Circulation
SKIPPY
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POLLY AND HER
pa's thms Like A
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ment.
The law proildes, he pointed out,
for the collection of IMO a gallon
on distilled spirits which are divert
nj to brveragd purposes.
Attempts w he, made, he said, to
collect taxes not only on the amount
of ll'iuor seized but on Din total
amount which prohibition authori
ties estimate the bootlegger has
manufactured.
Colection of such taxes already
lias been tried out In the Pittsburgh
and Texas districts and has proven
auecrvful, he added.
Fines amounting to f o.ai'fi.fian an
nually are now collected by the gov.
eminent front prohibition violators,
he estimated, and wdth the addition
of the taxes Mr. Andrews Is confi
dent, the annual federal bill of about
$jn,e.fift.n(fi for prohibition enforce,
nient will b met.
Finance Minister of
France Not So Hopeful
Parts, March IS The r,ew
finance minister, Baoul Peret, sees
no prospect for early passage of the
newspaper
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PALS
AVE. M 5EE1M
HE ACTS LIKE
IM DOME
YOU IWTO
OME I'M eom A
r
TONSILS OUT
PAx PEe?KlM5'-
Tf4T HIM
LIKE OV-
3?
n
i
budget, h la quoted declarluj
In an Interview with a Parla news
paper, and It will be necessary to
Ksk the chamber of deputlea to
pass professional credits for April
and May.
The only object now in view, the
finance minister ronMnues, la to a;et
the pasuig at the earlleat possible
moment of a budget balanced by
simple measurea such as will not
give rise, to tntfi mlnable discus
sions. That accomplished, there will be
plenty of loifura to And new and
better forms of taxation for Incor
poration In the 1!:T budget in place,
of those provisionally adopted.
Ml.VEH TOXF.S SAVtI
Fehuyler Falls, N. T. March 15
ipiOne hundred silver foxes worth
sf.p.fjfiO were saved last night when
fire damaged the Alaska Stiver Fox
f-rm. Peveral beavers, rescued from
the pens, a'tacked the firemen, and
a wild cat, which the firemen feared
to release, was burned to death.
ft's a sure rop sale If you use
Herald Classified ada.
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Closing time for insertion
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
1-PfRIAl, I..OTB. JIONUMENTS
5 I'EATH NOIlCEa
3 FI.ORIRT8
4 FUNERAL DIRECTORS
5 IOST AND FOUND
t rF.RfONAI.S
7 STORE ANNOUNCEMENTS
ArTOMODILES
t At'TO ASD TRUCK AGENCIES
8Al'TeiS AND TRUCKS FOR 8AI.E
! 10-AliTOJIOnlLES FOR EXCHANGH
ill AUTO PARTS AN D ACCESSOUltJ
I 12 AUTOMORILES WANTED
! 13 AUTOS-TAX1 SERVICE
I nC,ARAC.i;S TO LET
i 15 MOTORCYCLES AND BICYCLES
ISMnTOKCYCLES-BlCVCLES WANTED
17-SERVICE STATIONS KEPAIHINO
nrsiNF.ss SERVICE
IS BARPER8 HAIRD'S MASSEU6B
19 BUIM-'INO AND CONTRACT
in BUSINESS EERVICE UENDERED
1 DENTISTS
;: DRESSMAKING MILLINERY
S I'VEINO & Ll.EANIV;
:t-INSI'U.vNC ALL KIN 08
::. I.A WVER.'i PATENT ATTORNETS
;j MOVING, TRUCKING, BAGGAGE
:T PAINTING, PAPER HANGING
21-PLUMBING, HEAT G. METAL WORK
:9 PRESSING AND TAILORING
20 PRINT'B, JOBB'G. STATIONERY
31 PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
o? REPAIRING & PIANO TUNING
i3 WANTED TO RENDER SERVICES
EDUCATIONAL
4 CORRESPONDENCE COURSE
Z'j DANCING TEACHERS
36 INSTRUMENTAL AND VOCAL
57 LOCAL & PRIVATE INSTRUCTORS
3S WANTED INSTRUCTORS
EMPLOYMENT
35 EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
40 HELP AGENTS WANTED
41 HELP-MEN WANTED
42 HELP WOMEN WANTED
43 HELP-MEN OH WOMEN
44 SITUATIONS WANTED MEN'
45 SITUATIONS WANTED WOMEN
FINANCIAL
4 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
47INVEKTMENTJI. STOCKS, BONDS
4 8 MONEY LOANED
45 WANTED TO BORROW
LIVE STOCK
JA CATTLE AND SWINE
51PO0S, CA1V. PETS
M EGG8. rOI'l.'J'KY SL'PPLIES
53 HORSES, VEHICLES .
34 WANTED LIVE STOCK
MERCHANDISE
5SARTIC1.ES for sale
i HU I LPI NG MATERIA LS
:,;-m'SINESS & OFFICE EQUIP.
r,s FARM AND DAIRY PRODUCTS
33 FEED AND FUEL
BO FERTILIZERS. SEEDS, PLANTS
Gl FOOTWEAR AND CLOTHING
3r,00D THINGS TO EAT
83 HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES
64 MACHINERY, ELEC. & TOOLS
05 MERCHANDISE AT TUB STORES
fit, MUSI C A L INSTR U MEN T3
f".l-B RADIO
C;WATCHI":S DIAMONDS. JEWELRY
67 WANTED ARTICLES TO BUY
HEAL ESTATE FOR RENT
1! APARTMENTS ft TENEMENTS
70 BUSINESS PLACES FOR BENT
71 DESK ROOM AND OFFICES
72 FARM FOR RENT
73 HOUSES FOR PENT
73 SUBURBAN FOR BENT
73 VACATION PLACES FOR RENT
7 WAREHOUSES STORAGE
77 WANTED TO RENT
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
7S AGENTS R.EAL, ESTATE
79 AUCTIONEERS V
SO BLDel. &: BUSINESS PROPERTY
M BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE
52 FARMS FOR SALE
?3 HOUSES FOR SALE
84 SHORE PLACES FOR SALE
53 SUBURBAN FOR SCALE
S5 REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE
57 REAL ESTATE WANTED
ROOMS, BOARD AND HOTELS
SS HOTELS
SS ROOMS FOR RENT
tn ROOMS AND BOARD
-ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPING
-WHERE TO DIVE
-WANTED BOARD OR LODGING .
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M'ntnmm Honk Charge, JK enti.
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Ad Aeeenttd Over th Ttlephont
for coiivcnMiit ef cuMomn. Call
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
lliinul Lots, Muniinirnts I
RTTTMA.Y Vitll.TU Ca'..,"b ...
ftircod; "voter. proof, htrmettfiillj ictltd
N B. Vault Co. Phont 647-U.
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Oak si. Monument of til altea tnrj
doscrlptions. Carvlni and Ittttr cuttlag
our KDecialt.v.
Flnrlsls
liOS1N FERNS Very roaonabla prlca
Sandellla Groenhoupt. 21V Oak 6t
CUT FIjOWEKS nlsn (un.rnl woik and
rotted plmt?. lie nntnyr'a Oreeuhouat-,
204 I. s.ill" ft. Pb.ino 3"51-4.
CUT FLOWERS-potted plaiTfai pltatlni
variety. Sptclalljinii on funeral work
' '.mmuue. ai r nurrn Bl.
SPRING FLOWERS-tullps, hytclntht and
daffoellta. Flower Carije-n Greenhouae,
H3 St.inlfy St. Plmne 3S2fi-J.
He Walked
Nelll de Laittro of Oakland.
Calif., went rlellng Tvith a young
man tho other niRht. When she rc
fiiR'?el lo so tn a roaelhonsfi with
him he. ordcrcel her to pet out niif!
walk. She suepoFtcd that he call a.
taxi for her. mill when he -Rent to
his car. Ho showed up several
hours later.
DRIVE YOURSELF
NEW CARS TO RENT
DAY AND MGIIT SERVICE
2.c an hour LV a mile.
You-Drive Auto Renting Co.
Cor. SpMuniir nnd Elm
Telephone 3ftRI.
By
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OATe UII7H A CANAy.
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By
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
t.rwt and Found 6
COLLIE Doe;-villi whitt neck. Iiad col
lr fin. Hiini to St. 3 Chureti St.
Slor Aniiniiiii iini'iitA
jrwT ARRIVHP rn-fli tic U of fllmt.
buy your fllma hrre and ct a cuntrm
frco. Arrt'le Sturllo.
AUTOMOTIVE
Aulo and Truck Agencies 8 :
ACMC TRUCKS-Salo" anil Srlct, Erie.
ton alotoi Saltt. 171 Soutb Uala ft.
Phunt 870. j
BUICK MOTOR CAIiS-Stlet and Sarvlrt.
CapHal Bulck Co. I Arrb et fhtmt
JUL
CHEVKOIXT MOTOR CARS Sales aud 1
arvtct. Sut-ertoi Anto Compter, 111
Church Bt. Phfins 811.
cTlRTSLER 4 tod I. Bales and ,
service. Bennett Motor Saltt, 260 Arch
ft. Phone 2a:,
UOlXiB BROTHERS-Sale tod tarrlr'tl
8. A 7. Motor Bales Corp., lot Elm 6t
corner Frtnklln. Phont 731;
FORI) CARS ao4 TRUCKS Fordton
tractor. Saltt aud service. Genuine
parts and accttsortes. Automotive 8alet
SjrviceCo.. 848 Elm. Phont 1701.
FRANKLIN CARS Tht car for 10 feara.
Sales and Service, il) Weal Mam St,
Tel. S9.
HUPMOUII.E 6 AND CVLINDERS
City Service Station
20 Hartford Ave.
A. M. Paoneaaa Prea.
Alao the Doniljan Motor Co.
for, of Itroail and HIkIi Stt.
CADILUAC CARS-Sales A Service. Lath
Motor Co. "A Reputal.lt Concern.'
West Main, corner Lincoln gtreet.
LEXINGTON. OAKLAND AND GRAY
Cara. Sales and Service. Hoidware Cltj
Motoi Co.. Kim St. Phont Hit.
Lt'XINCTiiN Oakland and Gray. Hl(h
grade motor cars. Sales and aarvtre.
C. A. Bence, H Mtln St. Phont 271s
LEXINCiTON, OAKLAND and CRAY Mo.
tor Can. Sales and Service. Hardware
Cltj Motot Co.. Elm St Phont J724.
OLDSMOBILE MOTOR CARS "Tht Rt
fined Six " Smith Motoi Salaa, 100 West
Ham St Phone 211110,
NASH motor cart. See the new line.
Sales and Service. A. O. Hawlisr, it
Elm Street. Phont 246.
PAIGE A JEWETT-Sales A8e"r7ct.
VMiltmore Pnlge A Jevteit Co. 31 S Eatt
Main Kt. Phone 2S10.
REO MOTOR CAHS and trucks. Keasstb
M. Searle A Co. Sale and Service; cor.
Elm and Park Stt. Phone 2110. Loral
agente for Gabriel Hnubheit.
BTUHKHAUEIi MOTOR CARS Sales and
Service, Albro Motoi Sales Co., Ml
Arch St, Phone !0.
WILLYS-KNIGHT AND OVERLAND
motor cart. Salt sand Service. 129
Cherry St. "The Sleeve-Val.e Motor."
R. C. Rudolph. Phone 20M-2
Autos ami Truck Tor Sale U
f0R"l BKI.AN-2-1924: 3-19C4 Ford tour,
lugs. 2-IU24 Oeriand tourings, H3j
Maxwell roup Id good condition, 1923
Ford sedan. Ford 1925 1-ton truck,
WlMys-Kntght touring. Time payments
Rudolph's Oarage. 127 Cherry 6t. Phone
2051-2. Salesroom 6 Main St. Phone
635.
BARGAINS FOR QUICK SALE 1&?3
Bulck 4-pa. coupe, JoS5. 1&25 Gray
touring, J450. IH25 Chevrolet tourine-,
1385. Chevrolet coupe, ?4fi5.
I.xlngton demonstrators. 1925 Hudson
hrougham, $25. 1924 Oldsmoblle irdfin,
J450. Fords, all models. Aaron C
Cohen, I nr. 185 Park 6t., Hartford,
Conn. Open veninpfl.
FORD TIIITCK J ton, Rcre?n body, n -,.
motor, just InstaUfd, price right if talfn
at on-'. Phon-"-- '
LiKX1N;TON late 1923 sport model. Mln
ute Man elx. 5 passenger touring tar.
thoroughly reconditioned and newlj
painted. Six wire wheels end good tires
Trades and terms considered. C, A
Bence. M Main St. Phone 221 6.
HTPMOBII,E 1P26 Hupmohlle '6,"; lf:
Ford roupe: 1321 Hupmohlle tourine, A
new tirej. Tho Pomllnn Motor Co., Inc.,
73 Frond Ft. Tel.. 1734-3
ItEO USED CAR DEn.
THREE RED SPEED WAGONS.
ONE REO TOURING. ' -
THESE CARS HAVE BV.E.V COMPLETE.
T.Y REBUILT AND PAINTED. GOOD
TIRES, BATTERIES AND GENERAL
EQUIPMENT.
30 DAY 'WRrTTEN GUARANTEE '
WITH EACH CAR.
TERMS,
OFEN EVENTNGS TILL 9 O'CLOCK '
KENNETH M. SEARLB A CO
COR. ELM A PARK STS.
PHONE 2110
BUICK USED CAR DEPT.
IBS Bulck Breufham.
12 Hupmoblle touring.
192J Butck touring.
1924 Studebaker sedan.
1931 Studebaker touring.
1924 Chevrolet touring.
19?4 Maxwell touring.
And t good Ford coupet.
CAPITo BUICB CO..
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