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Evening journal., 1909-12-02
THE EVENING JOU2NAL THURSDAY DE 1EM3E2 q 1893
HEAR REPORTS OF
MISSION WORK

The Wilmington District Of the Wo-
mans Foreign Missionary Society Of the
Methodist Church began an ail-dsy SEES
sion In Union NJ. e. Church this morning
Luncheon was served at noon.
There was a large attendance OF dele
gates at the morning session which was
presided over by Mrs. ELI Mendinhall. The
session was devoted TO reports.
After devotional exercises led by Mrs.
Bolton. the Rev. w. f. Cochran gave an
address OF welcome, so inspiring that tho
convention gave him a rising vote OF
thanks
Greetings were read from Mrs. W. H
Haddock. the new Conference Secretary
who is conyuiesclng from serious illness.
The trsRsurer, Mrs. Kate Butler re-
ported dues from the various eux-liaries
Standard Bearers. Hannah Riddle. Mem.
orial Circle, Grace Cleaners, and Harrison
Street Junior League.
The Corresponding Secretary Mrs L
F. Shilling read a letter from Miss Ma
tilda Spencer, the Branch missionary &c
Japan. The mite box secretary gave an
encoursg ing report.
Mrs. Mendenhall. as district secretary
spoke OF many visits 10 auxiliar.es and
young peoples meetings. and particularly
Of the Executive Committee meeting a.
Philadelphia. where on February 20, wal
appointed a day of prayer for the Phila
delphia Branch, IN honor Of the birthda,
Of Mrs. Sarah Keen. for many years
Conference Secretary.
As this is the districts fortieth ami
versary a committee was appointed q
provide an anniversary program for TN
March quarterly meeting. The COMMITTEES
Is composed OF Mrs NJ. r. Lincoln, Mrs
H. II. Campbell, Miss Doraa McLoud
Mrs. Anna Brown and Mrs william Fiel'
Dr. Weber Jones may be the speaker sc
lected.
Mrs. II. H. Campbell. gave an inspirinI
report Of the young peoples work, es
pecially during the branch meeting. sh'
spoke Of the new Christian Hera'ds or
ganized at Mt. Pleasant under Miss Flor
ence weldin. The meeting closed will
prayer by Mrs. ]. II. ouigg.
This afternoon Mrs. II. II. Campbell WI
report the executive committee NEE -
at philadelphia. and Mrs. Katie Butlel
will report the Philadelphia Branch meet
ina.
Evening journal., 1909-12-02

first time in his life the next morning
when he came home He read In them the
accounts OF the murder transiating the
tale into the Polish language and said
that he expected to be arrested for the
crime.
1t was shown that he had not slept in
a brick yard where he said he slept on
the fatefui night and every alibl which
he constructed was broken down
He admitted that he threatened to kin
James II the aged farmer did not pay him
$50 wages Wilhelm he said was due him,
but declared he was joking when he made
tho threat The jury after being out
eiebty-fve hours. returned verd CT Of
guilty on May last and he was sentenced
10 be hanged.
Ever since that time William S. Harris,
counsel for the alien, has been fighting
10 obtain a sentence OF life imprisonment
for his client He was aided in his effort
BY DR. Theodore de Thodorovich, the local
consul OF Austr'a -Hungary.
The Board OF Pardons refused to be
lenient I'm Choqwos kris ca e and permitted
the law to take its course.
Evening journal., 1909-12-02
N. e. pANFoRrH's
UNUSUAL OFFER


ut isn't often that have faith
enough In tho medicine put up BY other
people to be willing to offer to re-
fund the money if Il does not cure"
said N. 3. Denforth to whining on
man who dropped into his store, "bdt
am glad TO sell DR., Towards specific
for the cure Of constipation and dys-
pepsia on that basis.
1.-THE DR.. Howard Company, 10 order
TO get q quick introductory sale, au-
thorizes mo to sell their regular fifty
cent bottles at half price, 25 cents
and. although I have sold a lot Of Il,
and have guaranteed every package.
not one has been brought back as I'M
satisfactory
There are sixty doses in a vial that
can be carried IN the vest pocket or
purse. and everyone has more medi-
olnai power than big pill or tablet
OF a tumbler Of mineral water.
Anyone who is subject to constipa-
ton, sick headache, dizziness. liver
trouble, indigestion or a general play
ed-out condition, ought to take advan-
tage Of this chance.
Evening journal., 1909-12-02
zELAYA NOW
READY TO QUIT

g United Press Leased Special Wire
NEW ORLEANS, La, Dec ?
"Zelaya is ready to step down and out
from the presidency and Secretary OF
state Knox will name his successor.
This was the statement made to-day
nv Consul General Altschul OF the
established Nicaraguan government
AItschul is considered Zelaya's per-
sonal representative in the United
States and is probably closer to the
Nicaraguan president than any other
Individual in the United States.
"zelava knows the turn of affairs.
Altschul declared. Il do not wish TO
make further comment. Secretary
Knox will name the next president OF
NJfcaragua If Knox so desires
Nv limited Press Leased SPECIAL Wire
WASHINGTON. Dec. 2.-That there Will
be an immediate and vigorous military de-
rnonstration by the United States aga
President Zeiaya Of Nicaragua and what
is left Of his government is practically
certain.
The scathing letter sent last night by
Secretary OF State Knox to Senior Rodri-
euez. Charge D'Anaires Of the lelavan
government in Washington is believed to
he the forerunner of an order from the
Navy Department, despatchirg marines
10 both the Atlantic and Pacific shores OF
Nicaragua.
The secretary's letter was delayed I'M
III ali should be in readiness for such a
demonstration. Eight hundred marines
have now been assembled at League Is
land Navy Yard, Philadelphia, and Will
"a Drnfrio
In addition, the Prairie will carry two g.
inch field pieces. 10000 rounds Of ammuni-
ton; tents. camp stoves and other held
supplies. At Panama, the Buffalo Is ready
10 leave for, Nicaragua with the 400 ma
rines who have been doing duty on the
canal zone.
There are already in Nicara guam or
ne'rhboring waters four men Of war: The
vicksburg. at Corinto; the Marietta at
Biuehelds. and the Des Moines and Ia
coma at Port Limon.
The cruiser New Orleans is under
steam at San Francisco, expecting to
be ordered to Nicaragua within a day
or two.
From these vessels could be landed
a force Of blue jackets and marines.
/ DelltNeQ 10 bt amply cAAlSitAN W N'Ro
with Zelaya's army especially in view
Of the assistance that would be rem
dered by the Estrada revolutionists.
Seathinq Letter.
Although Secretary Knox's letter to
Rodriguez enclosing that gentleman s
passports, was not unexpected, the
character of language he employed in
denouncing the present dictator OF
Nicaragua, was something of a sur
prise. His threat to hold zelaya per-
sonally responsible for the killing OF
the two Americans. Cannon FGroce
is without precedent This is taken
to mean that efforts viii be made by
the United States government to cap
ture zelaya and bring him to trial for
murder.
Evening journal., 1909-12-02
REVIEW WORK OF
CITY CHARITIES
Two Days Meeting to Open in
Century Club Friday
Afternoon

Under tho auspices OF the Associated
Charities and the social, service and
civic committees OF the New-Century
Club, a conference of charities and So
cial reforms will be held IN the New
Century Club building. tomorrow ar
ternoon at and p. m, and on Satur-
day at 1890 a. mr.. and y. m.
Wilmingtonians. who are interested
in charities and corrections. viii be
heard In speeches. The object Of the
conference Is TO bring before Will
mingtonians the results OF the latest
philentnropic endeavors along con-
structive lines that now exist in this
city and State. through organized eff
fort and legislation: 70 hear OF their
progressive features and to discuss the
vital problems relating 10 more effec-
tive measures for the betterment Of
the community.
The program for Friday evening win
be: Prayer. the Rev. II. W. Wells; ad-
dress Of chairman, "Civic Value of AS
ISOLATED Charities Methods" DIT. II. w.
Kellogg; address--"The city Hall, Its
Present Condition." J. l.. Banning.
president City Council ''Its Sanitary
Needs" DR.. II. w. Howell, president
Board OF Health; Duties and Expert
ences OF the Police Matrons," Mrs r.
NJ Wogan police matron: address,
1.-THE Results Of Eight Years With the
Workhouse," ]. Frank Ball.
Saturday. 1880 a. m.-Prayer. the
Rev. ID. NJ Cleland; West End Neigh
borhood House, Miss ]. M. Weaver;
| The Peoples Settlement, Miss Cert
rude Louise Cody. settlement co-work-
err; Fairgrounds Last Summer Miss
+. r. Talley; Delaware Industrial
School for Girls Mrs. r. S. jackson.
superintendent; Instruction for the
| Blind. Mrs =. @. Robinson; Red Cross
and Work at Hope Farm. Miss Il. p.
Bissell; Free Dispensary and District
| Nursing. Miss =. A. Summer.
Saturday afternoon-Reclaimi the
Maynard and Outcast. S. #. Whitley,
superintendent Sunday Breakfast As
ISOLATION; Influences OF the Crittenton
| Home. Mrs. J j. whitaker; Rescuing
| Neglected and Unfortunate Children,
Frank Stout agent S. p. c. c.; How
the Child Labor Law Operates. j. Aus
/ tin Ellison. Inspector; What the Con-
sumers' League Stands For, Miss NJ.
II. Sherman; The Hebrew Charities.
]. Harry Gordon.
/ Saturday evening". Harvey Spru-
ance. mayor. will preside; address,
'',rhe Success of the Juvenile Court
and the Probation System" Judge Nc
ISenzie cieland. judge Of the Municipal
Court, Chicago.
The committee in charge OF the con-
ference Is; Or. H. W. Kellogg, chair
man. the Rev. ID. NJ. Cleland j. Frank
Ball. Miss NJ. II. Sherman, Miss p
p. Blssell. Mrs II. ]. Stubbs. Mrs. VIII
liam II. Hin, Mrs. A. d. Warner. Sec
Rotary.
The association committee is: BishoT
+. J. Kinsman. the Rev. G. c. Hail
the Rev. F. NJ. KirlSus the Rev. c
A. Henderson. the Rev. Charles l.
Candee. the Rev. r. l.. Jackson, tn
Rev a. Alison, Jr.. L. c. Kent, j. S
Rossell. A. d. Warner, II. X. Miller
Mrs. Frances S. Garrett. Mrs. Horac
Belts. Miss NJ. II. A. Mather. Mis-
Alice p. Smyth, Miss Sarah w. Pyli
Mrs. S. H. Sherman, Mrs. r. G. Rot
insoH. Mrs. NJ. A. T. Clark. Mrs S.
Trump, Miss Alice Lobdell.
Evening journal., 1909-12-02
NEW PARK
FOR THE CITY

At the weekly meeting Of the execu-
tive committee Of the Board Of Park
Commissioners this morning the park
superintendent was instructed to con-
vert the ground adjoining Eden Park,
donated to the city by the Lobdell
family, into park land. The house now
on the ground, which has been vacated,
will be occupied by a park guard and
his family, and a baseball diamond
win be laid out and benches distri-
buted. Next summer the park will be
one Of the most attractive recreation
places in the city.
The committee permitted the con-
tractors for the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad bridge in Brandywine Park
to construct a narrow gage railway
TO convey stone from Lowering avenue
to the piers, provided the work is done
under the supervision Of the park
engineer.
Evening journal., 1909-12-02

SHHRlFFS SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF a
W.T. OF Levari Facias. to me directed
az the Court House, on Market street.
between Tel IN and Eleventh streets. ~
the city OF Wilmington, New Castle
County. Delaware.
ON MONDAY.
THE 9TH DAY OF DECEMBER. 1909.
at 10 o'clock, a. M,
the following described real ertate viz
All that farm, plantation. and tract OF
land, situate lying and being In Brandy
vine hundred. county OF New Castle and
Tate Of Delaware. formerly OF William
y. Lodge, deceased. more particularly
bounded as follows. 70 wit.
Beginning at a point; on. the north.
Wilmington turnpike road az a stone:
now or late or w. C. Lodges thence
turnpike: north forty-six degrees and
and thirty-four feet TO a stone. a corner
raylor Dixon: thence along said .Dixon'r
and. north forty-five degrees and forty.
eight minutes. west one thousand VIZ
hundred and twenty-seven feet to a post:
forty-nine minutes. east two hundred
and forty-nine feet 70 a post In the
road: thence along said side OF said road
and along land now or late OF Bernard
McHugh. north forty-three degrees and
eleven minutes west one thousand four
IN a corner FOR this land and the. land
now or late Of said McHugh. thence
along said land nov or late Of said Me-
Hugh north sixty-elght degrees and
0fty-six minutes. east seventy-seven feet
10 stone In the said side o. Grub
Corner road: thence along seid side OF
said road, north twenty-eight de9ree.
ana twelve minutes. west one hundred
and twenty-four feet 20 n stone In said
side OF said road; thence south sixty-one
degrees and forty-eight minutes. west
five hundred and seventy-fve feet 20 q
stone IN the center line OF the north
branch OF Perkins Run; thence north
westerly. by said branch. following the
middle line thereof eight hundred and
/ fifty feet to n stone IN said creek. being
n corner for this land and land formerly
Of the Wilmington Volunteer FIRE Com
nanies. and now or late OF CHRISTOPHER
/ l.. Ward: thence south nfty-fOur degrees
| and twenty-one minutes, west along a
land now or late OF sale Ward. on'
| thousand FIVE hundred and scventy-hN,
feet 70 stone I'm the middle Of the sontl
/ branch OF the said Perkins's Run bein.
In line OF land now or late Of 3. n
Trump: thence southeasterlv along N
middle line q sald south branch, an
= lodge a distance OF four thousand. eieh
hundred feet 10 stone IN the mddl
OF said run; being also a corner for IN
north eighty-two deFrees and thirtee'
minutes east one hundred and hfty-thre
feet 10 a post ~ the lire Of. land now o
north fortv-eight degrees and thirtv- si'
minutes. east one hundred end twenty
nine feet 20 a post. IN the line OF land
thence north forty-fve degrees and nine
minutes east five hundred and fortv-twe
and a half feet TO a post for corner 81
/ Lodge: and thence south forty-six de-
grees and fortv-one minutes. east seven
hundred and thirty-two feet 10 the said
nhia and Wilmington turnpike road
being the point and place OF beginnine,
Seized and taken in execution - M
/ COMPANY, q corporation or the state OF
/ Delaware and 10 be sold by
CHARLES II. LiPPINCOTT
sherinrs Oflce. Wilmington, Del.
/ November 10 1900.
Nov20. q. 2A30 Dec.2A
Evening journal., 1909-12-02
LALLY coUPLERs FOR
PHILADELPHIA FIRE ENGINES

o. The Wilmington Brass Company has
received a contract from the city Of
Philadelphia TO furnish the fire depart
ment OF that city with the Lally
coupler. a patent fire hose coupler.
II is the intention Of Philadelphia
to equip all suction hose for steamers
in the Fire Department in that city
with the coupler. The order Is the
largest ever received by the local
firm.
The Lally coupler snaps on the hose
and is removed in an instant, It does
away with the time lost In screWing
the hose to the fire hydrants.
Evening journal., 1909-12-02
LECTURE TO GAS co. MEN
ON GAS MAINTENANCE

The Wilmington Gas Study Club, COM
posed OF employees Of the Wilmington
Gas and Electric Company. will meet I'm
Fraternal Han, Eighth and orange streets
this evening TO hear a lecture on gas
maintenance. after which refreshments
will be served. An orchestra viii provide
music. The club was organized two weeks
ago, and bylaws will be adopted this
evening.
Evening journal., 1909-12-02
NOTHING DOING" BY
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

Mayor J. Harvey Spruance was not
present at the meeting Of the City
Executive Committee, (the mayors
cabinet) yesterday afternoon. James
B. Clarkson, president Of the Police
Commiss' on, presided.
were discussed nothing important was
done" That was the answer a re-
porter received when he inquired what
had been done.
b. f. Shaw, president Of the Water
Commission, reported that the filter
plant at the weldin Farm would be in
operation by Christmas day.
Evening journal., 1909-12-02
MN R NOT YET
OUT OF BANKRUPTCY

Because Of a technical error Judge
Bradford yesterday afternoon entered
an order vacating the order previously
made confirming the composition in the
case Of Wallace MINER, bankrupt,
which order was entered on Monday.
The matter is again in the hands OF
Referee in Bankruptcy Wales, who
said this afternoon that as soon as
the papers are submitted TO him a
new composition would be made
Evening journal., 1909-12-02
THOUGHT FRUIT STAND
FREE LUNCH COUNTER

Michael Mande. against whom a
charge Of disorderly conduct was sub
stituted for one of vagrancy. had
hearing In City Court this morning
after which Judge. Cochran hhed him
$50 and costs.
Morris Vliet. who has a fruit store
on King street, testified that he gave
Mande something to eat when he was
begging a few days ago. The next day.
he said, Mande came to the store and
proceeded TO help himself Vliet inter
ferred and Mande subsequently told
Mrs. Vliet 1t was testified that he was
going to kill her husband.
Evening journal., 1909-12-02

the Federal grand jury several days
ago. was brought into the United
states Court this afternoon. He de-
sired to change his plea from not guilty
TO guilty. He is accused OF using the
mail to defraud the public by adver-
Using fancy chickens and chicken
breeding paraphernalia for sale and
failing to send the goods when orders
were received with checks. inclosed.
Evening journal., 1909-12-02

Leslie Culver, aged 80 years, OF Del
mar. while visiting Cyrus Wyman, at
No. 500 East Ninth street, was strick-
en- with hemorrhages today. DR.. d. I.
McColley was called In and gave the
man medical attention. He was later
taken to the p. 3. s. W. Railroad sta
ton in the Phoenix ambulance and
placed aboard a train to be taken back
10 his home at Delmar.
Evening journal., 1909-12-02
Another EaaIe for the Zoo.

Professor Jason. Of the colored COLI
lege at Dover. captured a large bald
eagle a few days ago, and this morn
ing he sent it to Professor A. r.
Spaid. superintendent Of county
schools to be presented to the VIII
mington Zoo. The eagle is unusually
large and win be a valuable addition
to the Zoo population.
Evening journal., 1909-12-02
FiIino Indictment Forms.

Deputy Attorney General Josiah VOL
colt is now filing forms Of indictments.
They will be Of considerable assist
ance to the work Of the attorney gem
erals Office. There we're some indict-
ments. forms on file including many
used while Judge George Gray was att
torney general.
Evening journal., 1909-12-02
stats HospItal Trustees in ssssi0n.

The trustees Of the Delaware state
Hospital for the Insane, at Farnhurst'
are holding their monthly meeting to-
day. DR.. Walter Steele, Of Newark
who succeeded DR.. Black, OF New Cas-
tie. was present, this being the first
meeting he has attended since his ap-
pointment
Evening journal., 1909-12-02
Rihln Class Martina.

The Rev. II. W. Kellogs will con-
duct the Bible study class al the
Young Womans Christian Association
this evening. These lectures by Or.
Kellogg are Of special Interest, as he
has a fine collection OF pictures which
we're taken in Palestine, which he
shows TO the class.
Evening journal., 1909-12-02
Mecsbe Memorial Church AnnIvsrsary

The congregation Of McCabe Mem
orial Church. is arranging 70 celebrate
it's first anniversary on Sunday next.
The Rev. William Downey. a leading
minister Of the Philadelphia Confer
ence, editor of the philadelphia Meth
odist" will preach morning and even
ing. The Ladies' Aid Society OF the
church viii hold a supper In the
church basement this evening at $50
o'clock.
Evening journal., 1909-12-02

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case OF catarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure
r. J. CHENEY a. CO.. Toledo. Ohio
We, the undersigned. have known F. J.
Cheney for the last Is years, and believe
him perfectly honorable in all business
transactions and financially able to carry
out any obligations made by his firm
WALDING, kINNAN a MARVIN
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo. o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces Of the system. Testimonials
sent free. Price 75c. per bottle Sold by
all Druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipa-
ton.
Evening journal., 1909-12-02
pUBLIC SALE

There viii be exposed az Public
Sale. at the Livery Stable OF James II.
Alfree. IN Delaware City, New Castle
county, Delaware, on
FRIDAY.
the Third Day Of December, 1909.
at 100 o'clock y. m,
The following described personal prop
erty:
ono ine Stallion. 1--WE first-ciass geld
lngs; three good mares; one three-year-
old colt, one double carriage; three sim
gle carriages; two hacks. lot of harness
and other personal property.
NICHOLSON, BRADFORD & COOPER,
Attorneys IN fact for James II. Alfree.
Terms Will be made known on dav Of
sale. NovS0-Dec2.
Evening journal., 1909-12-02
Eire on oIasnow Earm.

Fire on the farm of Samuel Alrich.
tenanted by Samuel Brown, below
Glasgow, caused $4,000 damage short
ly after midnight. The buildings were
insured by Mr.. Alrich. but Mr.. Brown
lost all his personal affects. The orr
gin Of the fire is not known.
Evening journal., 1909-12-02
ROOMS FOR RENT

CSSfRHRD- s6s. sof AND 500 RACE 81.
" Philadelphia. Rooms. &c. $50, Soc
"ntlemen only. api-na-iv.
FOR RENT - FURNISHED ROOMS
A for light housekeeping. 20i r.. 18th St.
Nov2s-1mo.
z Or RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS
for lodging, all conveniences.
Nov.ib-eod-lmo No. S35 Monroe st.
Evening journal., 1909-12-02

A meeting Of the Association OF Col
ored School Teachers Of New Castle
county which was formed last month.
will be held at the Howard school on
Saturday.
Evening journal., 1909-12-02

H. H. Crowell has been advanced
from the telephone service Of the P.
B. & W. r. r. Co. to leverman in the
Landlith tower.
Evening journal., 1909-12-02

A divorce decree nisi was granted
in the Superior Court today in the
case Of Isabella Accooe VS.. James H.
Acooe, Jr.
Evening journal., 1909-12-02
pUPTTC SAFES
SALE

FINE FURNITURE AND HAND
SOME CARPETS and RUGS. will be sold
at Stidham a. Sons Auction Store. No
III East Fourth street, on FRIDAY, DE-
CEMBER, 3rd. 1909, at o'clock p m.
Fine oak and walnut bed room suites
two handsome parlor suites leather and
Verona couches. brass and enameled
beds. fine mattresses pillows and boil
sters. sideboards, pedestal extension ta-
bles. book case roll top desk chiffon
iers. odd bureaus. box seat dining
chairs. cane and wood seat chairs. IS
fancy parior rockers. table linen. blank
cts and beddngs.
RUGSi RUGSi
Fifty handsome Administer. Brussel
and Smyrna rugs. excellent assortment
OF patterns and colorings. Velvet ana
B-ussel carpets and mattings. 100 pic,
lures Just the thing for Christmas The
above goods are all new and have been
sent here 20 be sold al this sale for what
they win bring Goods on inspection
Thursday evening and Friday morning.
A chance 70 buy goods at your price.
sTTDHAM q SONS, Aucts.
Nov29- Decl-2.
Evening journal., 1909-12-02

sSsr~e7N nov Urn 4 iI-xiReE RAE
II bit dog. black body. white ring
around neck white on end or tail coi-
lar on with three brass tags on same
e., ~ same HENRY LEACH.
nj Wooddale. Del
Evening journal., 1909-12-02
Have New unlforms.

Wilmington City Railway Company's
motormen and conductors have donnod
their winter uniforms.
Evening journal., 1909-12-02

FOR SALE

$4,000 Preferred Stock in a home
corporation. established Is years. doing
a profitable business. This stock will pay
Z per cent dividends. guaranteed (cuInu-
lativel and win be a irst lien on the
business.
A bonus OF 20 per cent common stoc
will be gwen with each share preferred
sold. The additional capital to be used
profitable Investment Full particulars
furnished on request Address
INVESTMENT
Nov27-tf p. o. Box SO
Evening journal., 1909-12-02
STORAGE.

Household Goods S SatoinosS s;'
taken on storage at low rates clean. Light
and airy rooms for household goods.
Both Phones.
M ssiuoers'si,i .Ghristy,sna street;
Nov27-tts.-1mo.
Evening journal., 1909-12-02
poARnTNG AND LODGING

,,ys0TRb@ GENfrEMEN BoxRb>
w ers, or man and wife.
Nov 2-lmo-eod. l1oo latnah -
Wy NTTD- BOARDERS.
w Nov22-eod-6t. No. 100 French 81.
Evening journal., 1909-12-02
WANTFD

- ASTED~GooD WORK HORSE.
" 1900 pounds, cheap. Cell OF phone
ARMY INDUSTRIAL
HOME, 22l Shipley 81, pecl-3t