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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-14

u. Appleton & Co. announce the
publication OF n special gift edition
OF that classic. Uncle Remus: His
Songs and Ills Sayings" by Joel
Chandler Harris. special introduce
tion has been written by Thomas Nell
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Illustrations by a. b. frost and T. w.
hemble hyc caught the spirit OF the
delicious humor to perfection. Every
ext page has n delightful border OF
animals In tint. This is the most
famous OF the Uncle RenIus hooks.
containing as 1t does such prime ia
voritts as the stories OF THE Won
deriu! Tar Baby" How Mr. Rabbit
Lost HIS Tall" and The Awful Fate
" Mr.. Wolf"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-14

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-14

people Bill Mortimer's Blue Room
Win regrets ana remorse and make
Il Impossible for Jedbureh to pull
his feet out of his old and fine ira
ditions. 1t Is not the excellent jed
burGh TO whom Martha Wainwright
gives her love. but the unworthy
everlasting problem develops as to
whether. having discovered 1.-The
Flu, Siue h9qm into which thou shalt not
,,;oii; Martha Is to rise above her
let the dead past bury its dead or
sacrifice herself on the altar OF
pride. refuse to marry Mortimer and
solved BY Jedburgh In n scene OF in
tense emotion which brings to an
end a story in which Cosmo Hamilton
has done his best work.
se rlan o SRsREN g. BA 2: pStnam Ry
Sons. New York. 1.-The mos, promis-
ing thing that has come out OF Ire
LAM land for some years" says the Man;
the author has. Indeed. managed to
produce rare thing In these Irish
stories, which are so far from being
ho ''HS " !h"Gs wF.,sn 0e o,nes
story in the books n remarkable
achievement In the Erotesuue. but
combining. too, great distinction and
THE SECRET SPRINGS. BY Har-
vey OIliggins. Harper IL Brothers.
New York.
Where are they?-tho secret springs
Of your inner being, the motive
power back of good and evil? Science
is just discovering through the aid
of psychoanalysis; and here are the
readable form. that any one can
grasp them. And this study of what
really goes on in our minds and souls
is a fascinating one! Through the
account Of mr. a
physician who has employed the
methods Of psychoanalysis for many
years in the treatment OF nervous
cummonest completes" and shows
how the psychounalysis treats them.
Finally In his examination OF our
self-mastery and guidance through
misunderstanding.
SAT sATANS hd D,ARX b Lson'a AN an,
Written shortly before his death
N Finland, where he sought refuge
from the Boshevist faction with
symbolic novel sum up the personal
d.sillusionment of the life of one Of
Russia.s mos4 brilliant writers-in
the minds OF many critics the most
brilliant since Tolstoy. 1t Is an
overwhelming satire on human
greed and selnshncss.
In tniS Dook Satan comes TO earth.
finding habitation in the body of
Chicago millionaire. He goes to
italy. meets n mysterious Mr.. Marcus
and most beautiful girl whom he
believes to lie the strangers daugh-
ter. II turns out that the Madonna"
has been the cynic's mistress and that
they are conspiring TO get his money
and beat Satan at his own game. In
short Another feels that the devil
has little to teach human beings In
their present stage OF development.
ELIZABETH, HER FOLKS Be
Barbara Kay. Doubleday, Page &
Co, Garden City. y. Y.
Elizabeth Swift, thirteen. and, al
though she does not realize II, some
thing OF snob. spends the summer
with her grandparents on their farm
At Cape Cod. During the long happy
AaYS of picnlcS clam hnk.a Ind
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-14
Faded Hair Now
Easily Renewed

EVERY woman knows how impor-
tant u Is TO keep her hair attractIye
and free from gray. faded streaks
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-14

scIous Lnlon OF ali being which ;ncy
believe IS The road TO Godhood
''Swoe; Rocket is a mystical novel
iuh OF subtle beauties, pcrvadcd by
b sense o. taoSe unseen tulngS more
pcauti!ui. more enduring than the
stch. the story of Il man and Il woman
ilNInG IN the bc.,utiiui atmosphere %
a inc old mouse. Sweet Rocket -
where generations of men have lived
ana loved; and OF how they went
hand in naud on their spiritual quest
Ihc power OF its mysticism, the in
tcrcSt OF its Scarchinss, the sense OF
beauty that pcrradcs and undcriies
eN tIEtniHs, give L. t,lS l.,,cSI D.. Miss
johnston BOOKS rare distinction
IN the field of spiritual quest. she is
getting on"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-14

the gentle dignity and true worth
of her grandparents, even II the
hired Girr does set" ut the supper
table and the family car Is q Ford
She and Peggy. her tomboy chum.
have many adventures. and straighten
out the love story of Elizaboth's
brother Buddy, and PeEgy's sister
Ruth, which has become much In
tangled with a certain rich and un-
pleasant Piggy" Chambers At the
end CT the book Elizabeth Is no
longer snob. that Is the heart OF
the story.
Barbara Kay is n writer who un-
unerr!ng Intuition and sympathy she
depicts the problems. the point of
view and the mental processes of
adolescence.
THE ANTHOLOGY OF ANOTHER
TOWN. By Il. w. Howe. Alfred A.
Enopf. New York.
The other town IL OF course a coun-
try town and here are tho stories OF
Sammy Hemingway. Judge Terry.
Hon. Martin iiolbrook. Gladys Hart.
Doc Robinson, and seventy more Of
It's inhabitants. Mr.. Howe has lived
among the people of whom he writes
for fifty years and he supplies ma
tcrial enough to set up dozen novel
lists in business. He records no great
wickedness or tragedies, but pictures
the real life of the common people
as he knows them. Tho anthology
Is panorama, really. Of what one
critic has called America incarnatr"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-14

ELIZABETH. HER FOLKS b,
barbara Kay. Doubleday, Page &
Co, Garden City, y. Y.
Elizabeth Swift, thirteen, and, al
though she does not realize II, some
thing OF snob. spends the summer
with her grandparents on their farm
At Cape Cod. During the long happy
days of picnics. clam bak.s and
swimming. she learns to appreciate
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-14

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sNtIHtniuE, give t. tnis ia,cSt D.. Miss
In the field of spiritual quest. she is
getting on"
MISSY. BY Dana Gatlin. Dou-
bieday, Page Il Co.. Garden City.
Missy" is q relation, certainly a
hrst cousin. OF Pcnrod. for every
prank rcnrod left undonc she ac-
which he ESCAPED she has fallen Into.
The story interprets the heart and
,nind oil girl passing through the
patty which make Melissa one of the
Very few real girls of fiction. Wheth-
cr she Ia giving with "empressinent,"
dinner parties at hich small cups of
dcmi- tassc are served, or sitting with
her hands perdu beneath the silky
iur OF Fihne ,poor. faithful Poppy
linda. the family cat, had no idea tina,
she was Fiane) lightly exchanging
by dinagc with the suiturs which
,hronGed The baronial hall, or trying
Eeresi member Of the ''swaggerest"
set in Macon City. Missy is Lse fncar-
nation of the delicious ineXpIicable
dreams OF youth.
ENEMIES or WOMEN. Ry ".
R!asco lbancz. +. l.. Dutton & Co..
This story is concerned with a
group OF confirmed "woman-haters"
VINO gather together AT "a Monte Carlo
villa. anu relates the human compli-
cations that com4 is;o their lives and,
changing their outlook on many
things. wreck their sworn enmity.
Tncse chief characters are two. Prince
Michael Fedo. Luh!moT, son OF an
undlSci pl!ncd Russian princess and q
spanish solder. and Alicia. Duchess
de Dcli!lc, whose mother was Next
can hciresS and whose father WAS an
ing ism gentleman. The prince and
Ahcia knew each other woll. and
dis!iked each other heartily, as chill
dren, 10y each of them the lnterycn-
ing years had been given over TO the
iimit!css pursuit OF pleasure; they
Were utterly undisciplined, enormous.
~ rich, unhampercd by principle or
by circumstance. When they met
afain IN Monte Carlo they had both
HIt mao become tiresoMr: they we're
bo,h d!s!Ilusioned, more than a l!;tlc
SAD IN spite of his hatred of All
women Michael found himscl: be-
coming A!ics"'s friend. and the ro.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-29
Welsh Too Clever
For Boston Boxer.
Who Quits i'm 4th

Freddie Welsh, former lightweight
che mpion Of the world, made his first
step toward regaining his title at the
Coliseum A. c., of Newark, last night,
and Freddie's foot didn't slip, either,
for he handed out such thorough beat
ing to one Vii ie (Kid) Green, of Bos-
ton. in the main bout that Green re-
fused to come out for the fifth round.
When Green failed to leave his chair
and face Welsh as the bell rang for the
afth session Of milling two physicians
near the ringside were summoned to in
yestgate the Boston boys claim that
ne had wrenched his right shoulder
and therefore could not continue. They
made an examination and reported that
Green was uninjurcd. The referee then
dec arcd We sh the winner
The old champion looked very good
IN this bout, his footwork being very
1ast and his wind good, although he
did look trife heavy about the waist
freddie weigf. j 1879 pounds and
Green tipped the beam at 1876. In the
econd round w sh staggered his man
with beautiful right hsnd punch to
she jaw, and in the fourth he again had
Green weak as the result of vicious
light uppeleut to the jaw while they
were in close
New-York tribune., 1920-12-29
Acquires House
In 56th Street
For Art Center
Dwelling Between Madison
and Park Avenues Pur-
chased by Group of Per.
sons Interested in Art
o0th St. Site for Y.M.H.A.
Property Opposite Home Of
Andrew Carnegie; Old
Holding on Bowerv. Sold

Emily T. Fairchld has sold to a
group OF persons interested in art the
four-story and basement dwelling a,
o5 East Fifty-sixth Street, cox1Oo be.
tween Madison and Park avenues, for
tHe establishment of a $250,o 900 art
center to contain cooperative galleries.
saiesrooms, lecture rooms. etc.
The plan was fire. broached last
spring at a dinnor 9 ssided over BY
tional Institute Of Arss and Letters
It has the backing Of Charles Dana
Gibson. Mrs. Ripley Hitchcock, Emily
'. Hammond and other prominent men
and women.
Adjoining. property may be added to
the site, which is near q number of
studio buildings and leading ar.
stores. The structure taken over will
be extensively remodelled. Bonds TO
the amount Of $40, 900 were subscribed
at the dinner.
:, Eugene H. Paul. secretary of the
Young Mems Hebrew Association at
Lexington Avenue and Ninety-second
Street, has bought from the City Real
others the vacant plot, 50x1001l. on
the south side of Ninety ninth Street,
$50 feet east of Fifth Avenue. The
property is alongside the three private
garages erected by Otto H. Kahn and
whose home is opposite the Andrew
Carnegie home.
Louis Friedlandcr executor. sold
264h Bowery, a three-story building.
l6.11x99.6x irregular, near Houston
Street, which had been in the family
since 1870. Title has been taken n
the name of 264 Bowerv Inc.
Sale Of Houston Street Corner
John Fnck and another sod to
Sander Tilattsky the fve-story build
ing Isl East Houston Street, south
east corner Of Eldridge Street, 29.3x
74.5.
Ennis & sinnott purchased from
Charles L. Bailey the vacant plot, T5x
100, at the northeast corner of Wads-
worth Avenue and 178tn Street
Tne Elring Realty c mpany resoid
to Adelaide II. Pybas the tnree-story
building 6s East Eleventh Street, 212x
94.9.
Garage for l44th Street
J., W. J. Hueton & Son sold for the
Pinkney estate, Clarence H. Kelsey
Administrator, to Mary Mullen the lot
25xl00, on the south side Of 144th
Street, 535 feet east Of Lcnox Avenue
alrs. Mullen wiz erect a garage.
George S. Runk sod for George Il.
Snalfer 1876 West fitty-s.xtn Street.
.wo-story garage, having a tron1age
Of % ieet
New-York tribune., 1920-12-29
sl1arkey TO Meet
Moore i'm Garden
Feature Tonight

Bantamweights will meet in the fea-
turc event OF fifteen rounds in Madison
Square Garden tom .eht 1t will be a
decision bout between Roy Moore, of
St Paul, and Jack Sharkey, the lower
" est Side Italian. Ray is substituting
or ms namesake, Pa, who was sud-
'cr y taken i'll Christmas Day.
In the ton-round semi-fnal Panama
J." Cans will oppose Sailor Darden.
h's will be their third fight in six
n 1hths. Cans must whip Darden to
ain permanent possession of the Rick
I'd belt, emblematic of tbs colored
n'ddleweight championship. Cans de-
ated George Robinson for the first
rctch," and he disposed of George
'hristian several weeks age for the
ietond victory.
A fast scrap is promised when Char
lc Pilklngton, former amateur cham
ion. swaps punches With Tommy Elm.
F Paterson. n. j. The opener, of six
rounds, Will introduce Packe' O'Gatty
md Sid Atkins the latter champion Of
0Icnto, Canada.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-29
X e al Estate News
Silk Manufacturers to
Locate in Fourth Ave.
viii Pay sl5O.OOO for Space in
Building on Fourth Avenue;
O'her Rentals

M: & L. Hess, Inc. and Albert B.
Ashforth. Inc, leased the fifth floor,
containing 10000 square feet. IN the
Hess Building, 354 Fourth Avenue. 20
3. Edmund David. Inc, silk manufac-
turers. for an aggregate rental Of an
rroxinately sl50o00 The premises
VIII be used for a showroom and for
executive Offices.
:, The st. George Woolen Mills. the
rau! kner Woolen Mills the Mackenzie
oolen Mills and the Plainfield Wool
en- Mills have taken large floor area for
@Aelr executive Offices and stock de-
'arcments IN th4 twelvestory building
l49 Madison Avenue, southeast corner
1hirtysecond Street. Possession Of
new quarters will be had about Febru-
ary l, 1921. The lease was negotiated
through the Rowantree-Schley Com
pany.
Z. S. Willard e. Co. rented space at
404 Fourth Avenue to Amoury & Bcrc.
importers and exporters; to Goodman
\ THESE and to j. Drummer. and at So
William Street. floor TO the Federal
Light and Traction Company.
He'll & Stern leased, at 229 to 239
West Thirty-sixth Street, the sixth
floor to Louis Simon & Co.; at 1853 to
le4 West Twenty-seventh Street, the
eleventh floor to Merle, Boemerwald s.
pelchman, and at 121 to 1877 West
Twenty-seventh Street, the fifth floor
10 A. W. Wolf & Co,
Tankeos, Smith & Co. leased. at the
northeast corner of Cortlandt and
Greenwich streets. the second floor, 1T
a rental aggregating SIS 900, to the
Amsler Blueprint Company. and por-
ON of the floor to George A. Kerr,
Inc, and the basement store to James
Fontana.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-29
Many Candidates Report
For All Sports at Navy

ANNAPOLIS. Md. Dec 2s.-Encour-
aged by the SPLENDID showing of tn.
Navay Academy in winter ports last
vear the midshipmen are turning out
large numbers for work in the
squads Of boxing, wrestling, swimming,
,vater polo gymnastics and fencing.
There is no sign o. the apathy
toward these sports which generally
exists before the Christmas holiday
and the Academy gymnasium presents
busy scene each afternoon, with the
candidates IN the different sports at
work
Try-outs in boxing and wrestling are
going on every afternoon. the boxing
under the direction of Coach Spike
Webb and Assistant Coach J. J. Daugh-
erty. The training table will begin
next week with twenty-five Of the most
prom ising, and additions will tie made
to it from time to time from the squad
Of over twenty-five members. Besides
engaging in great deal Of actual box
ing the candidates are getting into
shape by bag punching, rope skipping
and work with the medicine balls.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-29
Athletic Officials Meet
In Confab at Chicago

CHICAGO, H., Dec. 2a.-Conferences
Of athletic officials Of various Middle
West, Eastern and Southern institu-
tions in session here this week may
change the tenor of Intercollegia late
athletics next year. The first meeting
was held to-day by the Athletic Re
search Society.
On Wednesday the intercollegiate
Athletic Association will discuss pro
osed changes in football rules. The
elimination of the goal kick after
touchdowns and the suppression of the
forward pass have been talked Of. Bar
ring of distance penalties within ten
yards of the goal line, except for in
tentional roughness sufficient to put
player out of the game has also been
suggested.
Reports of athletic committees and
the subject Of the national track meet,
now in the hands of the executive com
roittee, will be considered on Wednes-
day The annual session of college
gymnasium directors is scheduled for
Thursday
New-York tribune., 1920-12-29
Bouts Hereabouts
TONIGHT

Madison Square Garden - Jack
5harkey vs.. Roy Moore, fifteen
rounds; Pa@ama Joe Cans vs.. Sailor
Darden, ten rounds; Charlie Pill
kington vs.. Tommy Elm, ten rounds:
Packey O'Gatty VS.. Dick Atkins, six
rounds.
NEW YEARS DAY (Afternoon)
Commonwealth s. c. frankie
Jerome VI. Jack Tracey, ten rounds;
Matty Brooks w. * i'd" AIberts, ten
rounds.
East New York A. A.-EddIe Wal
lace w. Al ksle. fifteen rounds.
hidge~ood Grove Club - Silent
Martin Va. Johnny Howard. fifteen
rounds.
Brighton Boxing Club fStaten
Islsnd) - WaIlIe Curry w. Young
Rector, twelve rounds.
NEW YEARS DAY Evening"
Pioneer 8. e. -- packey O'Catty
~. Benny Coster, fifteen rounds;
Lew Snyder W. Larry Hegan. ten
rounds.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-29
Investors Buy Tenemenis
In Harlem Section
Flat in 88th Street and Another
in West I37th Street
A,nong the Sales

Samuel Wench sold TO William Hart
man the Eve story fet so East Eighty
eighth STREET. 25xl0O.
The Twinboyc Corporation sold to
Frank Houver the six-story modern
fla and stores i44 East 123d Street
SO. .4X100ll.
The estate Of Frederick Beinhauer
sold to Harris Diamond the four-story
tenement and store 2165 Second Ave
nue., 25.3X74
Benjamin F. spellman sod to Aaron
Goldberg the six-story tenement 243
to 247 East l05th Street. 40 7xl0o.9.
William H man sold 1936-l940 Lex
ington Avenue, two four story fats
40x65.
Moses Katzenelson sold to the Mar
nat CONSTRUCTION Company (Isidor Wit
kind, r. z. Tinsley and s. Sackheim
directors) the five-story fat and store
at 1904 Third Avenue. 2Sx100.
Frank Sullivan and Alexander Hen
schel sold for the estate of S. N. Jaco
bus to an investor the fivestory fat
IT'S West 18th Street, 25x100.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-29
Our Navy Wrestlers
Too Much for Turks

There arc no more terrible Turkish
wrestlers. At the Knights Of Colum-
Nus American Service Mems Club on
Rue Bosporous, Constantnople, the
K. Of c. secretaries recently staged n
wrestling tournament between Turk
ish athletes and men Of the American
Mediterranean fotilla.
Conditions Of the bout were that
the TURKS take a shower bath at ring
side and abstain from Oriental tricks,
such 81 eye-gouVirg and ear-twisting.
Some Of the Turkish champs baked at
the showers, others mstook them for
throat sprays to be used after hookah-
smoking. Six Turks faced six Ameri-
cans. Of different weights and one after
another had their swarthy shoulders
pinned 70 the mat
New-York tribune., 1920-12-29
Minor Leagues Storm Center
As Big Fellows Quiet Do,un
Johnson, Pitching
arm in Shape Again,
Signs for Next Year

VNASH JUNCTION. Dec. 28.--Pitcher
Walter Johnson's signed con.
tract for the season of 1921, his
fifteenth season in major league
baseball. was received in the mail
to-day by President Manager Clark
Griffith of the Washington Ameri-
can League club.
Johnson wrote from his farm
near Coffeyville, Kan- that the in
jury to his arm which handicapped
him last season had yielded to treat
ment and that he expected to regain
his former effectiveness. johnson
will be thirty-.our years old on his
next birthday.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-29
Results of Auction Sales

BY JACOB II, Mayors
9sth St 3os to alo e. S. $50 IT Of
I'd ave 75xlo0s, 3story shop and story
laundry: Harris Levy agt NJ Bowsky Fur
Dressing and Dyeing co ct al; due sy,
..s2$s: taxes. etc. 81 $685.; prior pno mtres
BY James J. Donovan
Nclson ave. 1914, g. $50 TT Of i64th
st, 25.lx65.3x25.2x67. z-story dwelling ,
Jas Corduke ct al; due. s7e2o.s7; taxes
etc. &7s4.I3: 10 the plaintiY for $500.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-29
Brokers in Recent Sales

Worthington Whitehouse, Inc, ne
gotiated the recently reported sale for
Mos s. Taylor Pyne jr., Of 10 East
Sixty-frst Street, recently altered into
q high class bachelor apartment, TO
Merle Middleton.
The Lay Realty Company is the
real buyer of 1l3 Waverley Place. sold
re emily.
the buyer of the hve-story fiat at SO
St Nicholas Avenue, sold by the
tizig Holdinrs. Inc.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-29
Operator Pm chases Loft
RuiId'nrs in Warren Street

The estate Of Eugene A. Hoffman
sold to Richard Elliott an operator
the two lve-story bui dings at 120 to
l22 Chambers Street. extending through
tie block to 80 and 50 Warren Street
5oxl75.9, and hvc-story building at
~ Warren Street. 2Fx1O02 The estate
has been asking $4,000 for the prop
erty, which one time formed part of
She old Trinity Church farm.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-29
Ar1nln Fl. Nj ;tileman BUYS
Fine Home in 65fh Street

Armin II Mittleran. attorney. Of 347
Medson Avenue. has purchased for
Florence Walton the five-story 2O-foot
American basemant dwelling at 1874
East SiXty-ffth Street This house is
com "letcly furnished and WAS heid at
SloQ 600. Pease & Gilman we're the
brokers.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-29
Old Baseball Star Dies

PITTSBURGH, Dec. 28.-Word was
received here to-day Of the death al,
Frostburg, Md, OF Joseph Bropny, a
well known baseball player. Brophy
was star for several seasons in the
eld Pennsylvania. Ohio and Maryland
League.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-29
Pirates Release Mckechnie

PITISBURGH, Dec. 28-DiM Nc
kechnie has been released by the
Pittsburgh National League baseball
club 10 the Minneapolis team OF the
American Association IL became
known here to-day. Nc -echnie has
played with nalf dozen big league
clubs, inclUding the Giants
New-York tribune., 1920-12-29
Grand Street Buildings Owned
For IS Years BOUGHT by Tenan.

Wright Bare ay, Inc, sold for Fannie
NJ Constable 437 Grand Street a four
story and bas ment building with store.
25XlO0; also for James = Barclay 43o
Grand street, a similar building. 25x
lo0' These properties have not been
tran sferred for over seventv-ive years.
L. Reiner, the purchaser, has been q
tenant for some years
New-York tribune., 1920-12-29
Broadway Corner Flat Sold

Goodwin & Goodwin. Inc, sold the
fve-s story store and apartment at 1886
Broadway, southeast corner of Sixty
fifth Street. The new owner. plans ex-
tensive improvements.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-29
Long Island

A REAL SACRIFICE
Handsome English stucco home OF 0 rooms
ana baths. with garage. on beautifully
shaded cornoi plot southern exposure
facing 100 feet on parked boulevard and
ls5 feet on cross street large sun porch
or living room. with glass enclosed break
iast room sleeping perchos on second f. or :.
hot water heat and All improvein. nts
built Tn 1919; $2l5oo. could not be replaced
for $500 Phone me before noon for ap-
1ointmeAt to inspect r. H. Horberrar
Fitxroy 2605 West 94th St