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Evening star., 1908-02-03
Saengerbund Musical.

Miss Anita Dietrich. sister of Miss Irene
Dietrich o. The Merry Widow. cap
tured the audience 1t the fifth musical ot
the Washington SaenSeround at the So
cety's rooms in e street last night She
sang Bischoffs S Summer Wind and
Kortheurs Loves Rapture. her encore
number being Lohrs You'd Better Ask
Me- which had to 30 repeated
Miss Mildred kolp. a fourteen Year old
pianist. played two Chopin numbers eN-
callently. the A flat ..'Polonaise'' and the
Funeral March
Mrs S. l.. Burton OF I.aconia. y. H.
formerly Miss Kitty I. Berry OF Wash
ngton. surprised the audience pleasantly
when she appeared Unexpectedly and sang
three numbers. MosZkowsky's '.Siumber
Song, Denza's May Morning and chad
wick.s Dear Love When in Thine
Arms
The rest OF the program was: ChoruSeS.
Die Stile Wasserrose. tAbu. Us IIaben
Lwei Biumloin Cieblu.iet tSchraderp
Saersrrbund: baritone solo, TIL Death
tMasclieronD. Frank RchStoch; soprano
solo. aria. Farewell of Joan of Are
tTschaikowsky} Nine. Anita Ieineck-
Lloyd piano aecompaninrant by Miss
Ouida Wheeluck: violin duets, Largo from
double. concerto in y minor IBacln. Pas
tor;tle' tGodardi. Nessrs. Herman K.
Hoffman and SieSfr:cd Schafbau; Henry
\ander. musical dir sctor
Evening star., 1908-02-03
In Custody in Cuba.

Mai. Sylvester received II communities
ton this morning from Jose Jerez Y
Narona chief of the secret polio, of
Havana Cuba, giving additional intor-
nation concerning the arrest of George
Whitfield. alias Spencer. who is wanted
here TO answer charges of passing worth
less drafts on the agents of two steam
ship lines and having thus obtained about
$50 Copies of the photograph taken of
the prisoner by the Havana authorities
we're also sent to Maj. Sylvester. Whit
field was arrested in Havana upon
charges of having attempted to swindle
two banks there. II is likely that Lieut.
Peck or Detective Warren will go tn
Cuba to bring Whitfield to this city.
Evening star., 1908-02-03
1NDooR-oUTDooR CLUB MEETS.
Announcement of Plans to Increase
the Membership.

Miss Florence NJ. Brown. secretary of
the Y. W. c. A., at the annual supper and
business meeting of the Indoor-Outdoor
membership contest soon to be in
augurated.
According to Miss Brown, the members
will be organized as two bodies. to be
styled the army and the navy. respect
lively with Misses kethly and Beail as
generals An "A" or an M will be
worn according to the branch of the
Service" the wearer is working for. a
pennant for whichever, side is in the
lead will be displayed. 1t was announced
that through the courtesy of the man
agement of the Corcoran Gallery of Art,
the building will be thrown open for the
entire membership of the Y. w. {. y.
February -. from until 10 o'clock.
At the business meeting of the l. o. c..
which followed the supper. the following
officers were elected for the ensuing year:
Miss Mayzie Kunsman. president. Miss M.
Carrie Smith. first vice president: Miss
Miss Mildred Rarthelow, third vice presi-
dent; Miss Alice Crane recording secre-
tary: Miss +. +. Mentzer corresponding
secretary. Miss Bertha Ieiisley, treasurer:
Miss Alice Smith, historian.
Others present were Misses Iudema
Sayre Marion Hopkins. Anna Hall. Bes-
sic Catlett. Mae Il. Catlett. Irene Gibson.
Agnes Hawkins. Lydia Hughes. Imogene
| James j. A. Lange. Louie Dale Leeds.
| Marion b. Nevins Adrelle Payne. Irene
Payne Emma j. Randall, Mamie Turpin
| and Mary j. Van Hook.
J Watch for a Cty-Randle Hishlande -
Evening star., 1908-02-03
SIXTIETH ANNIVERSARY.
Signing of Treaty of Guadalupe
Hidalgo Commemorated.

The SiXtieth anniversary of the signing
OF the treaty of Guadaloupe Hidalgo was
celebrated in the red room of the Ebbitt
House last night. large audience being
present. Mr.. f. O'Donoghue presided
and Charles w. Otis served as secretary
An address on the events leading up to
the treaty was read by the historian of
the society. \. j. Boyer. An address on
the same lines was made by Representa-
tive knowland of California. who is
president of the California Historical So
ciety. Senator Reed Smoot of Utah
graphically depicted the part taken by
the people of Utah in the Mexican war.
John Barrett made an address, stating
that the United States was only on the
verge of the great events in which she
was TO participate in the interest of hu-
manity.
Representatives Smith and Needham
of California told of conditions in Cali
fornia today. Gov. Bradford Prince spoke
FOR New Mexico and Leonard J. Garner
closed with a euIogy on the west. There
was IL piano solo by NJ. Bustamante vocal
and violin duets by Messrs. J. and NJ.
Doud. a soprano solo by Miss Rose Sill
ney and measures on the guitar and
mandolin by Messrs. c. III. and Alfredo
Rulin.
Evening star., 1908-02-03
LAST WEEK AT HAMLINE.
Revival Services to Close Friday
Evening Next

The revivals services that have Teen in
progress AZ the HaInliae NJ. r. Church
for several weeks, under the direction of
Evangelist Thomas Harrison, will come
to close next Friday night. il is an
nounced. In his sermon last night Mr..
Harrison took as his text What should
it profit man OF he gain the whole
world and lose his soul9"
He. impressed upon his audience that
death comes without warning. and urged
his hearers 10 be ready 10 meet the sum-
mons hence when il comes. He said all
good acts will be rewarded. just as bad
ones will be punished. The evangelist
will preach this evening on The Mas
ter's Call
Rev. Charles f. Guthrie requested
every one in the congregation to attend
the meeting of the excise board next
Saturday morning to protest against the
renewal OF a, liquor license 10 the saloon
opposite the main entrance of the BCsi-
ness High School
Evening star., 1908-02-03
Practitioners Hear Lectures.

Several hundred probatjoners composed
~ audience Yesterday afternoon at the
Iaveniic Court assembled To hear lectures
apon good citizenship by Judge DeLacy
and his assistants Th, meetings occur
III" firSt Sunday of each month and they
axe said to be- q great source OF benefit
I" the wards Of tbe court.
The idea of holding these monthly me l.
Ings was first originated by tle Juvenile
Court and II i stated. have become so
popular as means Of inStiling hist prn-
clplcs III che Youthful CulpritS that the
system has been generally adopted by
Othcr courts in the country
II was stated at the court yesterday that
Judge Benjamin Lindsey. Justice OF the
juvenile court OF Denver Col will visit
tine local court the present week as the
guest of Judge DeLacy. He will be
rendered banquet by the Washington
Fairgrounds Association during his stay
Evening star., 1908-02-03
: COLORED MAN SUSPECTED.
Search in Baltimore for Murderer
of Henry Reid.

A colored man who is alleged to have
stolen clothing in South Washington over
week ago is wanted as suspect In
the Henry w Reid murder case. The
police know who he is and Il detective
went to Baltimore To see il he can be
located 1t is stated that the man is an
oyster shucker and that he owned a knife
somewhat similar in appearance TO the
knit. with which Reid was killed. The
police have been told that the man was
seen in the vicinity of Reids saloon
within an hour Of the time the body of
the murdered man was found, and are
anxious TO apprehend him.
The police of the second precinct
thought yesterday morning they had a
possible clue in the murder case. when a
blood stained overcoat and hat were
turned over to them. The coat had been
found hanging from fence near 9TH and
l. streets and the hat was found in the
parking. Before the detectives had spent
much time looking after the coat and
hat they ascertained that the owner was
the occupant of a cell in the station. He
had been arrested and locked up for in
toxication. The man, il Is believed. had
hung his coat on the fence in the belief
that ii was his retiring time. There We're
two ten-dollar bills in rhe pockets of the
coat and the owner was greatly pleased
when he learned they had not been alb
stracted.
Joseph Toy. who was arrested Saturday
night by Detective O'Dea and held on
suspicion, is still in custody. He was
seen at the station yesterday by wit
nesses. but they were unable to Identify
him as being one of the men seen in or
about the saloon just before the murder
was committed. He will be held, how
ever. for further investigation.
Detectives arranged 10 have a prisoner
in the workhouse seen by some of the
witnesses, this afternoon. Other clues
were investigated yesterday. but without
anything being accomplished.
Evening star., 1908-02-03
LONG TERM IN JAIL.
Lloyd Dolson Sentenced for Attempt
ed Housebreaking.

Lloyd Dclson. colored. was given eleven
months and twcnty-nine days in the
United States Jail today by Judge Kim
ball of the Police Court upon conviction
of attempted house breaking early Sunday
morning. Policeman McAerson who
placed the accused under arrest testified
that as he was walking toward police
Fcall BOX at 18th and j. streets to COM
muncate with the first precinct station
house he discovered the accused man at
tempting with d heavy chisel to break
open d window in the establishment of
SIMON G. Shields.
When asked for an explanation Delson
stated he was cold and wanted to get
into the store to warm himself and OBJ
tain a place to sleep. He told the same
story to the court today Delson gave his
age as nineteen years and stated he had
only been in the city short time.
Evening star., 1908-02-03
MEETS TO COMPLETE PLANS.
subcommittee on Memorial to Rev.
D. J. Stafford.

Final arrangements for the public me-
mortal meeting TO be held in honor of the
late Father Stafford will not be completed.
it is announced. until the meeting tomor-
row afternoon of the subcommittee having
tba matter in charge. Announcement has
been made that Mr.. p. r. Chase has Of
fered the use of his theater next Sunday
afternoon at I O'Clock. The doors will be
opened at 80 O'Clock. Seats in the audi
torium and galleries will be free. The
boxes and seats upon the stage will be
reserved for those participating in the
meeting. Music will be furnished by the
choir of st. Patrick's Church and a section
of the Marine Band under the direction of
Lieut. SantIemann. The list of speakers
who will address the meeting will be an
nounccd Wednesday. Owing to many re-
quests of those who desire to contribute
to The memorial fund. those in charge have
decided To keep the fund open until
March L.
Evening star., 1908-02-03
Nearly a Year in Jail.

Edward Carter, eolored. WAS sentenced
10 eleven months and twenty-nine days
ia the United States Jail today by Judge
kimbal on the charge OF aSSaultine
Charles Proctor. u compa niou. Saturday
h ght. Witnesses testified that Garter
Proctor and a number OF Others were
drinking the night OF the assault. and
toward midnight the prisoner and prose
.utinS witness became involved in an
argument. An attempt was made to sepa-
}dte them. which WIS apparently success
tuI. but Carter drew a knife and stabbed
Proctor three times in the back as he was
walking away from him. Carter stated
ti@ cutting was done in self defense
Evening star., 1908-02-03
PLANS FOR RECEUTION.
w. C. 7. u. to Honor the National
Officers.

At recent special meeting Of the eN-
acutive committee of the District of Co
lumbia Womai,'s Christian Temperance
Union arrangements were made for a re-
ception to the national officers of that
organization. The national president. Mrs.
Lillian NJ. \. Stevens; the national vice
president. Miss Anna Gordon: the national
superintendent of legislation. Mrs. Mar
gare. Dye Ellis: the president Of Mary
land w. c. T. L.. Mrs. Mary b. Haslup;
the president of Virginia w. c. r. L..
Mrs Howard NJ. Hoge; the national press
superintendent. Miss Eva Foster; the su-
perintendent of flower missions Miss Sew
ALI: the national superintendent of sol
diers and sailors work Mrs. Ella Thatch-
er. will arrive in Washington February
: and will remain for time, looking after
legislative matters.
The reception will be held in the pariorS
of the w. {. r. L. building. :,22 9th street
Friday. February u. from to 1o pm
The committee in charge Of arrangements
consists of Mrs. Alfred Wood. Mrs. Hull
Mrs. Howard and Miss Gussie Nichols:
committee on invitations. Mrs Laura OIL
ney: on decorations, Miss Eleanor Walker.
Mrs. Walter Brown. Mrs. L. T. Moore
and Miss Gussie Nichols We're appointed a
committee 10 look after the comfort of the
officers during their stay.
1t was announced that the Young Woi;a-
ans Christian TEMPE ra nee unions will pre-
sent pictures Of Miss Frances +. Willard
to George Washington University and
to public schools in the city as follows:
At George Washington University Hail.
February is at $ pm: Mckinley Manual
Training School. about March 4. by Anna
Gordon .'Y': Normal School. at Franklin
building February II at Lib pm. by
Central. ''Y'': Emery School. at. United
Brethren Church. North Capitol and r
streets. at . pm. February ~ by lie
Droit .'Y''; Jefferson School, South Wash
ington. February u at :. pm, by Hope
iul "Y.''
Frances Smith ~ will present a pic
tura to the Ludlow School and North
Capitol w. c. T. u. will present one TO
the CarbpTy School on dates not yet
determined
Evening star., 1908-02-03
PLANS OF SAENGERBUND.
Arrangements for Annual "Conven
ton of Fools and Other Events.

The twentysixth annual convention of
fools Narren- -SitZune' will be held at
the clubhouse of the Washington Saen-
gerbund next Monday evening at S:l1
o clock. The ffty-sixth annual costume
ball Will be given at National Rifles Ar
mory Tuesday evening. February IS.
Prizes will be awarded for groups and in
dividuals as follows: First prize, $40;
second prize. Sl5; third prize, SO. Char
acter. originality and execution will have
special consideration i'm the awarding of
these group prizes. Single masks will
receive prizes. eight in number as fol-
lows: Best character mask. best bur-
lesque mask. most original mask. best
comic mask. prize being given in each
class TO both 4 lady and gentleman.
The masquerade TanZkra enc hen VII ba
held AZ the clubhouse Thursday. March
| -. and The chldren's masquerade ball
viii also be at the clubhouse Friday.
| April To-
Evening star., 1908-02-03
FAREWELL TO PASTOR.
Testimonial to DR.. Macleod of First
PRESBYTERIAN Church.

\ large congregation assembled in the
First Presbyterian Church last evening
as farewell testimonial to Rev. Donald
c. Macleod. the pastor. before his de-
parture for the orient He will leave
Washington Tuesday evening for New
York. Thence he will sail for Europe
on his way to the east where he viii
remain for some time.
About seventy-fiye persons made con-
fessions of faith before the congrega-
ton last night and sixty new members
were admitted TO the church nj the com
munion services. In short address DIR
Macleod expressed regret that he was
leaving the church for an indefinite time
Newly chosen deacons We're insta lied
and received the administration of office
Several baptisms also were held.
After the services DR.. Macleod held a
reception
Evening star., 1908-02-03
LOCAL MENTION.
AMUs.MENTS TONIGHT.

National--Otis skinner in The Honor OF
the Family" 81. pm.
columbia-Guy Standing and Theodore
Roberts in Tie Right of Way s:ia pm.
X las o-Mrs. Fiske in, Rosmershom,
S.lr pm.
Case Polite vaddevilla. S:i' pm.
New Academy-M Mr. David Higgins i'll
His Last Dollar" SD pm.
Najcstic-Iew Welch in The Shoe
maker" S:iJ pm.
Gaycty-Rose SydslI.s London Bellies,
*:;1 pm.
New Lyceum-"The California Gi Is,
>:I3 pm
Convention Hal-Rniler skating-morn-
ing. afternoon and night.
Evening star., 1908-02-03
EXCURSIONS TOMORROW.

Nu4fulk and Washington steamers for
Fort Monroe Norfolk. Newport News and
all points south every evening in the
year at $50 o. .oek
Electric trains t~um fztb street and
PauHsy lyaa5a avenue Tor Mount Vernon
ioHriy. - am To = pm. Arlington and
AtsNaadria every twenty minutes.
Ferry steamer aeilawauna 10 AleNan-
Grjl every hour ant half from am. 10
T. nm.
Evening star., 1908-02-03
Paper Dress Reception.

The coiored children of the southeast
and southwest sections OF the city gave
q successful paper dress reception Friday
night al the Auditorium on Sth streei
southeast. The entertainment was givcr
for the benefit Of Camp Pleasant. under
TN, auspices Of the auxiliary TO the sum
nitv outing committee, of which Miss /. l
Rs.sscil is chairman.
The young people raised sum oi
money an, one ~ them. Miss Mary
Young. was made proud by receiving q
prize for having made and worn tho
~--t..~es 49,. lSesS.
Evening star., 1908-02-03
IMPERIAL PoTENTATE HERE.
Frank C. Roundy the Guest of Local
ShrinerS

Frank c. Roundy imperial potentate Of
the Mystic Shrine of the United States.
reached Washington yesterday from Chi
cage He is stopping at the Hotel Ra-
leigh. and last evening and today he re-
ccived calls from many OF the local
siriners.
While Mr Eotindy remains here he will
he the guest Of Noble Roe r'ulkerson. po-
tentate of Almas Temple of Washington.
Wednesday Noble Roundy will be enter
tained in Philadelphia by Lulu Temple
o: that city.
Extensive preparations are being made
by the officers of Lulu in honor of his
visit. He viii. be accompanied To Phila :
deiphia by delegation of nobles from
Alrnas Temple
Evening star., 1908-02-03

Watch for City-Randle Highlands
Advt.
Evening star., 1908-02-03
Chris. Xander's Melliston Recon-

m~rded To all. y Wild Cherry Cordial
thlt benefits. 1..e bot. Only at Hi9 1tli Sd
Evening star., 1908-02-03
Cornell Annual Banquet.

jacob Could Schurman. president of
cornell University, viii be the guest Of
Hon"rtat th" annual banquet OF the Dis
it4,t of COLUMBIA Cornell alumni. To be
h~ld at the Raleigh Hotel February t.
= is expected that many Curnclians will
cotc from Baltimore and other nearby
places to meet President SchuFman and
'loar his address. Mr.. Carlos y. Mirck
Is chairman OF the banquet committee"
Evening star., 1908-02-03

Wilson Reed. colored, an employe of
the Firth-Sterling steel plant. while land
ing from the ferry steamer Lackawanna
yesterday morning to go to work, slipped
and fell. sustaining a fracture of his left
leg below the knee. The injured man
was placed on the steamer and taken 10
his home in Alexandria, and the broken
bone was set.
Evening star., 1908-02-03
japanese Art Goods at Auction.

The jamestown exhibit of Messrs. ku
memo & Ota. together with recent con
signmant of art goods from Japan vii
be sold at public auction. by catalogue
at Sloan's. 1867 q street. Wednesday
Thursday and Friday of this week, at Il
and ). On view up TO hour of sale
AdVt
Evening star., 1908-02-03
CITY AND DISTRICT.
Address by Representative Padget

Address by Representative Padgett.
Representative l.. p. Padget, of Ten
ncssee last evening spoke before a large
audience at the Central Union Mission
flc explained tu@ various religions OF the
world and COMPARED the tenets OF each
'.ith tine teachings 81 Christianity
). &. Pratt conducted the devotional ex-
"rciSeS preceding tho address. q. b.
Brown offered the invocation.
Miss Gertrude Iteiaud sang a solo
Evening star., 1908-02-03
Well Send You a Check

only 20 he used toward opening savings
account with the United States Trust Co
on receiving ~ lib. Elk Grove Butter
coupons or 20 Golden Rod Sausage cou-
ppns. 10 of each viii be accepted.
Golden Il Co. 92S La. ave
Evening star., 1908-02-03
Oil Heaters-Cas Radiators
l.1i G st. c. y. Muddiman & Co. Gle l2 st

Amelia VIII ans. colored. forty years
of age. living at tut & street northeast,
was accidentally struck on the nose by
taa brake crank while boarding Il street
caT at Wisconsin avenue and street
Yesterday afternoon. Her injury was
dressed at tine Georgetown University
Hospital
Evening star., 1908-02-03
Address OH Socialism.

rs Socialism Inevitable?" was the sub
ject of an address last evening by Philip
Rappaport of Indianapolis. Ind. in
Pythian Temple before the members OF
the Economic Educational League. He
answered the question in the first two
words of his address. 1T is, and gave a
picture of society from the beginning to
the nreSent Gay
Evening star., 1908-02-03

Wednesday morning. commencing lc:::o
T. auiifUl furniture for every room in the
hcma. including some exceptional pieces
in sallS mahogany. Your money counts
t"rr. Wilson X Mayors. 12221 and 12o9
Evening star., 1908-02-03
Mamie Green,

Mamie Green, colored, twenty-three
years of age. "A resident of Willow Tree
alley. was treated at the Emergency Hos
pital yesterday afternoon for a painful
injury TO her leg. caused. she stated. by
falling on the steps at her home. The
women was able TO go home after she
had received treatment
Evening star., 1908-02-03
Order Eeisinger's Ice Cream,
100 sal: 50 J.. gal Serial No. 1865
80, 4, II n " Phone NJ 216.

Tlar nothing in the whole category
- home supplies that Will give YOU an
.2r1! amount of plcasur" for ia" money
expended as will White House Cosf e.
Evening star., 1908-02-03
Niagara Falls in Winter. The

Frost kirs builds glorious palaces at
Niagara The crystal beauties of the ice
coated trees are beyond description Tx
cellent train service via Pennsylvania R.R
-AdVt.
Evening star., 1908-02-03
When Your Money Is Deposited

in banking dept. of Union Trust Co gov
ernment supervision insures its safety
interest paid on all accounts. subject to
check. New banking house. 18th and II
Hrf
Evening star., 1908-02-03
$50 for the Best Solution.

The mystery of loaf o. bread PROPOSE
tom, Into low many pieces OF various
s.z"s is it possible to divide loaf OF
MEINBERGe Bread with six straight
eats of Il knife across any side? See
saturdays or Sundays Star. large al.
Evening star., 1908-02-03
Heurich's Beers Are Zealously

guarded from Impurities not only during
the brewing, but also while being aged
and bottled. As fipal safeguard they
ar. DasteuriZed. , GoZ. MaerZen or Senate
81 IL. = doZ. Lager, s1..c: bot. rebate JUc
Evening star., 1908-02-03
Extreme Care Marks Every Stage

of til" production o. old Glory" It's
Impossible to brew purar. cIssaner. more
wholesome dark beer Have q ease dciiv-
cred Phone w -. Abner-D DrurX Brew Co
Evening star., 1908-02-03
We've Won a Reputation

for promptness in making millwGIk. Ma
=. fed. eSu,:;
Evening star., 1908-02-03
CITY ITEMS.
In the Interest of Health Your

Table Should Always Have
Schneider's Malt" Bread.
No other wheat product combines 50
much nourishmeut as Malt Bread.
Made by special met hods. which develop
all the food properties of its ingredients.
Young and old thrive on it. At grocers'. &c.
Evening star., 1908-02-03

If you have no telephone and live near
Vermont avenue and S street northwest,
you can leave want ads for The Star
at Lupton's drug store.
Evening star., 1908-02-03
Know About Connecticut Piesp

They the best and most delicious
pies that can be made. Nnce. pumpkin
and all good kinds Fresh at all grocers
Evening star., 1908-02-03

Tho sudden death of B"atrice Lewis,
rolored three rsanths old. WIS reported
t. Coroner hewitt Yesterday morning.
The child died at Tie home af the parents.
~ X street southwest. ana the death was
rrportcd 10 n" coroner. there having been
rp phy siCian IA attendance during her
last illness \ cert .ticatc of death from
natural causes was given.
Evening star., 1908-02-03
Wives of the Grocery and Provision

rsat that Sall suths Provisions, should
500 tha, their husr3ands' photoS are sent
=, Nj Auth care ui The Star 1T once.
Evening star., 1908-02-03

Advertisers with no telephone living
near nth and . streets northwest can
leave want ads for The Star at Hutch
ms pharmacy, corner 18th and q.
Evening star., 1908-02-03
Canitol Hill Branch.

O'Donnelrs Drug Store! I'D and Pennssi-
Sania avenue southe asst, receives WANT
Ads for The Star at / cent word.
Evening star., 1908-02-03

only to be used toward opening a savings
account with the United States Trust Co
on receiving III lib. Elk Grove Butter
coupons or - Golden Rod Sausage cou-
pons. ID of each will be accepted
Golden q Co. 92S La. ave. ja24-rf
Evening star., 1908-02-03

Swift e. Co.'S sales of fresh beef in
Washington for the week ending Satur-
dag. Feb. l. averaged 100 cents per pound
-Aavt
Evening star., 1908-02-03
Fancy Whole Rice, 71sc Lb.;

Broken tc 10. Honny. &c qt. Navy
Beans. Sc at Red Kidney Beans. loc
at. Lima Beans. Sc lb. No. II Ith ST.
ne. and j. T. ID. Pyles' 10 other stores.
Evening star., 1908-02-03
20 Smokecraft Cigar Bands
Auction Sale New Furniture

VIII cutitla yol Ia check. s." large d
IN sporting section. Sundays Star.