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NEWS NOTES FROM
 AMERICAN LEGION

The people of the United States are in sympathy with efforts of vet. erans to obtain the passage of the Fordney bill, according to Lemuel Bolles, National Adjutant of the American Legion, who bases his opin- ion on reports from North Dakota Oregon, Minnesota, Illinois, and other states. The legislatures of the first three states have passed resolutions urging the United States Senate to pass the bill and a plebiscite of Legion members in Illinois showed an over- whelming sentiment in favor of the national bonus. Ninety-nine per cent of the Illinois Legionnaires also ex- pressed temselves in favor of state bonus.
 In spite of the unemployment sit uation, which tends to increase the need of veterans for ready money, forty-siX per cent of the Illinois Legion members preferred some form of compensation other than cash.
 The American Legion reached the ten thousand post mark January 10, when Foss Post, Okla, was chartered in membership campaign. A total of 10,044 posts was achieved the week ending January 21, which registered a gain of twenty posts. The Depart ments of Illinois and Indiana led the lists te last two weeks. Extensive ac- tivity in establishing new posts is in dicated from Southern Departments of te Legin. Georgia is in the midst of a strenuous campaign; Louisiana seeks 10000 members before the next state convention and Florida will start drive for members soon.
 Scores of letters have ben received by the editor of the American Legion Weekly urging that the American Legion request the state department to obtain the release of the two Amer jeans, who were captured in Germany during an attempt to arrest Grover Cleveland Bergdoll, America's notor- ious draft dodger.
 Ninety new units of the Women's Auxiliary of the American Legion were chartered in the last two weeks, raising the total number to 1928. Iowa led with thirteen, followed by In- diana, eleven, New York, ten, and Minnesota, nine. The latest sceduled convention of the Auxiliary will be cid in the Department of Washington at Tacoma, February IT, IS and 19. This will be the tenth state conven- tion of the women's organization.
 American Legion members in Law renee, Mass, stood behind eleven vet erans, employees of the department of public property and parks, who were dismissed by a newly-elected commits sioner. The issue raised probably will test the valadity of the Massachusetts Act giving civil service preference to veterans in the courts. The commits sioner was forced to apologize for dis paraging remarks about ex-service men.
 Alabama American Legion members are willing to resume O. D. to effect the release of Captain Emmett Kill patrick a Red Cross worker held prisoner by the Bolsheviki in Russia, according to a resolution passed by the Legions state executive commit
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-02-18

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Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-02-18
BIRD LITERATURE IS
 TO BE DISTRIBUTED
 TO ARIZONA SCOUTS

PHOENIX, Jan. 30.-State Game Warden Joe V. Prochaska today or dered bird literature distributed among Boy Scouts of the state who were interested in bird study and were active in game preservation.
 MINING NEWS. MOHAVE MINER
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-02-18

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 meets the long existing demand
 for a comfortable, durable and economical light weight, six-cylin- der car. The public has always wanted such car-the NEW LIGHT. SIX satisfies this desire.
 Although this new six-cylinder car weighs but 24OO pounds, it is SO perfectly balanced that its road. ability is remarkable - there is no side sway or creeping = it drives straight as an arrow. You must ride in it and drive it to appreciate just how it sets new standards of power, fexibility, comfort, ease of
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AZ Dnllaa Tex.
ROANOKE HIGH VICTOR
Eliminates Charlottesville From State
Championship itace by Winning.
IN To ID,

Especial 10 The Times -Dispatch.l
LYNCHDURG, VA. March IA
Roanoke here tonight eliminated
Charlottesville in the high school
championship race by winning the
Western District honors. and the
right TO meet Bristol. OF the Far
Western District, for selection for tho
finals for the state high school bas-
ke.ball championship. The score was
80 TO IL. The Earnc. was tame and
often ragged. Neither team showed
good form. though Roanoke clearly
outpiayed Charlottesville in all points
OF the game
Ferguson and Coon were the stars
for Roanoke, and Waip for Charlottes-
VILE, the latter giving n wonderful
exhibition OF free shooting.
Lineup:
Roanoke Position Char.
Ferguson Co right forward. .Walp
Gray .........left forward. .Donnivita
krcOs .......... center 80. Hankins
Fades. .......risht guard Wood
Coon. left guard. Johnson (c)
summary: Goals from floor-Fcrgu-
son %. Krcbs (D. Fades (2). Walp,
Donn!vita ta). Gonls from foul.
Ferguson, In !: Fades. 3 in S: Walp,
Z in 10. Donnivita, ! in 3. Time-o0-
minute halves. Rercree--Mr. John
son. Impirc--Mr. Lee. both Lynch
burg E!ks' \. G.
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BOOK DOUBLE MAT BILL
FOUR GRAPPLERS TO MEET
IN LAST WRESTLING BOUTS
Frcbcrg and Christensen to Clash
Here March 2f - Turner En-
counters MctropOlios.


What probably will be the last in
door wrestling program Of the winter
season will take place Monday night.
March 81. at tho City Auditorium.
in the opening match OF card which
features "A heavyweight clash between
Harold Christensen and John Ere
berg
Promoters Zeke Smith and Billy
Wollsiefer. who staged the recent
Plestina- Frcberg clash. which proved
80 popular with the local mat fans,
announce that they are bringing
Frcberg back to Richmond in re-
sponse to popular demand which
was loudly voiced at his last appear
ancc. Although surrounding TO Pies
tln;-s Drowess In a ma: ch lasting APP
pro&imatciy an hour and q half Ere
berg proved beyond the shadow of n
doubt that he Is today the peer OF
any wrestler In America with the
possible exception of three or four of
the best
Many times in his match with the
claimant OF the worlds champion
ship FreberG pulled bits of heady
wrestling which brought the crowd
to It's feet and only the great strength
ana iron-likc tissues OF Plestina
saved him. The Chicago Swcde was
all over the mat. clcvcrly avoided
Picstinas charges many times and
otherwise stamped himself as Il com
ing grapplcr.
Christensen has demonstrated hIs
ability before 4 Richmond audience
before. Last year he appeared in op-
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MANY UNIVERSITY MEN,
OUT FOR BASEBALL
30 students Arc Getting Daily prac.
tiee-Coach Raftcry Very
Optimistic.

LEXINGTON. VA, March 12.-with
seventy-fve men out for practice
daily. Coach Raftery is optimistic
over, the prospects for the coming
baseball season at Washington and
Lee. Battery practice has been held
LOT the past month in the Doremus
Sood weather daily workouts arc be-
ing held on Wilson field.
Captain Hislo. Raines. Cobb, Nc
CailuH, Walker, Burke and Henfcr-
son. of last years varsity are back
in uniform. but competition for their
positions is unusually keen Mil
burn. Mcdonald. Love. Riddick. Iyub-
lircr. Mabin. Carr and Rice. Of the
1910 scrubs. are alec out and trying
hard to land regular berths. a large
number OF new mon have reported for
practice, but it is too early to nick
out the most promising material.
Manager J. l. Patterson announced
today that Washington and Leo would
meet Auburn in Lexington on April
20 and q, thus filling tho last open
dates in the 1921 schedule.
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RACE FOR LARGE STAKE
AT NORTH RANDALL TRACK
Cleveland II Given Event for sI2,-
O0o-Wlli Take Place
August =.
tby Associated Press.1

CLEVELAND. OHIO. March IL
The American Association of Trot-
ting Horse BREEDERS championship
stanton stake. valued at $4,000, will
be raced at the second grand circuit
meeting OF the North Randall track
here the week of August s. The
associations matron stake. worth
s?,oOO, viii be contested at the To-
iedo driving clubs grand circuit
meeting the week of August 1, Secre-
tary James Clark announced today.
These stakes this season will be
worth more than any futurities ever
promoted by the association. Fifty
eight thrce-year-old trotters have
qualified in the championship stake
the matron stake. The list OF eliEi-
bles include practically every good
three ycar-oid trotter in training All
of last years sensational two-ycar-
old trottcrs have been named to start
many largo stables entering Ave and
six horses in cnch event.
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position to plestina and furnished an

position to Plcstina and furnished an
excellent exhibition. The fact that
ne was forced 10 concedc about
iwenty POUNDS TO Marin had much to
do with the final result OF that ,nntch
He Is expected to give Freberg tho
battle OF his life when they clash
March 81.
Turner and Metropolis arc both
their previous meetings they have
proved themselves evenly matched
and should make n fast bout To b.pin
the program with. II Is announced
that the middlewcights will take the
mat at SEQ. and Will he immediately
followed by Freberg and Christensen
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Banquet Tennis Players
In New York April p
IBy Associated Press.l

NEW YORK. March l2.-The
date for the national tennis din
ncr to be rendered the victorious
American Davis cup team. has
been set for April % in this city.
Complete details have not been
arranged, but in addition to the
members of the team. William r.
Tilden. IL. William NJ. Johnston.
Watson Washburn and Samuel
Hardy. an effort will he made to
obtain the attendance of every
member Of former United States
cup teams.
Dwight +. Davis. donor OF the
international trophy, ranking
players for the past years, vet
Grams and officials will also be In
cludcd. as we'll as the officers and
leading members of Il majority of
the tennis clubs composing the
national association.
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Attorney for State
To Ask Postponement
LEY A.xocinicd press.1

CHICAGO. March I2.-'rhe State
attorneys Office today formally an
nounccd that when the trial OF the
Chicago White Sox players
charged with throwing the 1919
world series. comes up next Mon
day. the State Will move that the
case be taken from call and not
brought back until next fall when
the baseball season has ended.
Attorneys for the defense said
they would insist on either an I'M
mediate trial or Dismissal
Judge kencsaw VI. Landis. base
bail commissioner. when informed
OF the states announcement. said
he would Immediately place all OF
the indicted players on the In
eligible list and that none of then,
could play In organized baseball
pending thu trial.
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Shreveport Citizens
Worship Babe" Ruth
tBy Associated Press I

NEW YORK. March l2--"R,ho"
Ruth is being henpcd with honors
in Shreveport. La. where the New
York Americans are spring train
ing. II was reported here today
he rides around in an autOmo-
bile loaned by citizens and is not
required to have n license -rho
usual license plate Is replaced by
a small sign inscribed Babe"
Ruth
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KANSAS CITY. MO-, March 12.-At-
lanta, Ga, Athletic Club. won third
place in the national amateur ath-
letic union basketball tournament
here tonight 10y defeating Lowe and
Campbell. of Kansas City. "a to 90.
Lowe and Campbell. by its defeat.
finishes In fourth place. The contest
Club and Southwestern College. Win
heid. Kansas. for the tournament
championship was then begun.
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pascbnl, Couch p,.charred.

HAKTFOKD. CONN. Mnrch 12.-
Thomas sullivan. baseball coach Mt
Trinity College, has been discharged
because OF ungcntlcmanly conduct"
according TO a notice given by Theo-
dore G. Hudson. alumni secretary.
today. Sullivan plays professionally
under the name of Tommy Logan.
He came here from Savannah of the
southern League.
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Gleason ncfnsc. to Coum,rt

MANAHACH1E, TENAS March -
kid Gleason. manager OF the White
SoN team, now in training here. de-
clined to make statement concern
ing the proposed postponeme1t OF
the trial of tho eight former players
Tor alleged conspiracy in their 1919
world series. Gleason said he had no
statement issued must come from
President Ccmiskey, or Secretary
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Hold Rig Boat Race Next FAN.

NEW YORK, March 12.-The BRIT
ism International trophy race will be
held Mt Detroit. September 3, 5 and
6. 1t was announced here today by
Commodore Judson. OF the Motor
Boat Club Of America The Detroit
yacht club now holds the trophy,
which was won az Cowes, England.
last year by Miss America. piloted by
Garwood. now commodore OF the Do
troll club
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JoIe Ray OUT with Tn Wac

NEW YORK. March 12.-Joic Ray.
OF Chicago. will be unable to defend
his national title in the 1,000-yard
indoor games here March 10, It was
announced today. The officials of
the union were informed by the ma
tionhl champion that tendon strained
at the Olympic games last year was
bothering him again and ne intended
to rest for the outdoor champion
ships next summer.
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YnIe E.nn.r. x,.4

NEW HAVEN, CONN. Nnrrh 10
yale defeated Dartmouth, 10 to Z NJ
fencing this afternoon and concluded
rs intercollegiate schedule with nve
victories. BESIDES Dartmouth Yale
has defeated Harvard. pennsyiv,n;o
Coinnoia and Massachusetts Institute
or Technology, and lost only TO An
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Middle Grnppler, Win.

ANNAPOLIS, MD. March 12.-The
Annapolis midshipmen closed their
wrestling season today by scoring n
decisive victory over Pennsylvania
state College. intercollegiate title
holders last year. The middics gained
two falls and three decisions, while
State capture two decisions. The
score by points was: Navy, 10; State.
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Mrs. FnIk Wins In FIr,,.

: NEW YORK. March Ia.-Mrs Ed
Mn MI y. Ealk ,aational indoor title
h ~ deTeated Miss Martha Bayard.
% snort HIS. y. j.. IN the singles
iinalS for the women's mctronolitan
tennis championship here today. In
} IN, nnnls OF the doubles Miss Marie
Mrs. l. G. Morris and Mrs II II
Briggs. =
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PLAY CLOSE CONTEST
WOMEN STAGE THRILLING
BASKETBALL ENCOUNTER
Federal Reserve Scxtct Drops Game
to Wcsthampton by Score of 20
tn o. nj " w ~

Girls of the Federal reserve bank
dropped a basketball game TO the
Westhampton College scXtet ycstcr-
day afternoon in the Y. W. C. a. gym
nasiu'n by the score of 90 to 81. The
contest proved to be one OF the most
Interesting played on tho ''Y" floor
This year. rs the teams were evenly
matched.
Staging of comeback in tile seq
ond half by the Federal team was n
feature of the game, although the
government aggregation lost the bat
tie. When the first half was COM
pletcd the score stood 20 to in favor
OF the college team.
Fighting desperately, Federal grad
ualiy oHcrcame the lead of their OPP
ponents and when the second half had
ended the teams We're even. 81 TO 81
NO extra period was played. but the
teams agreed that the first OUTFIT to
rceisters two points would be de-
clarcd the victor. Each fought hard,
but Miss Doanc. one of Wcsthamp-
tons forwards. Gagged the ball after
three minutes OF play and brought
victory to hcr team.
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Exhibition Games

B. neaH una. ,% $Tsxas league :
hoefcr. McCarty; Bailey, James,
Scott and Rnsche. Kelly.
Minneapolis cam. Ass'mJ II ii
Batteries: AIcLoughlin. GIN and
Shcstak. Chandler; Crow and SylSes-
ter.
At TT. Worth, Tex: r. II. f,
Kansas City Gam; Ass'n.)....
TT. Worth (Tcx. Lcague).... Q
batteries: Williams. Hines and Os-
terfel;. Lamb; Appleton. GlaZier aud
At Shreveport. La: r. II. 4.
Mew York Gam. League)...- 8 2
shpeyeport crgx l.cague +,
Devormcr. Tonman; Price. Watson
and Fann. Wallace.
Al Orange, Tex: Ri. f..
st. Louis Cardinals cd team. 4 s Z
and Perkins: Haynes. Maycs, Walker
and Clemens. Eiffcrt.
AT Cisco. Tex: RH E.
Batteries: Luquc. Wingoand Fish
cr. IIargraye; sherman. Danforth.
Martin and Hartley.
| Dallas tTexas League) ;..... 2
Cleveland Gam. !.eaGue). 3
pa,ieri ssd Wilt Wtliiams; SsisIF a Esz
uhls and o'Neill. Nunamalser,
| Thomas.
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Nashville School Takes.

NASHVILLE. TENN. March 1o-
Tho iume-FoEg High School OF this
city won the state prey school cham
pionship by defeating the MontEom-
cry Bell Academy team in the finals
Of the State preparatory school has
ketball tournament by score OF "a
TO %.
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HaIc Eish Yirtnriou.

PRINCETON. y. j.. March 12.-Yalc
defeated Princeton. IL to IL in SWIM
ming meet tonight, but Princeton
won the intercollegiate water polo
title by defeating the Yale team.
% TO
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Penn Cngers win Gom.,

PHILADELPHIA, March l2.-Thc
University of Pennsylvania. defeated
Princeton, 80 to %. here tonight in
an intercollegiate league basketball
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Fed. Position W. c.
IL. Jones. forward Doaue
branch forward .... George
lSroks. ....... center ....J. Williams
Sand.rson.. center Baker
V. lienshaw left guard "A. Williams
Frccney.. right guard .Shipman
Goals fro lield-H. Jones. lD,
I.rarch. Doane 90. George go.
Goals from foul-H. Jones (). Duanc
90. Rcferee-NTiss Webb. Time OF
halvcs-15 minutes
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT


BfATN-ftNNlrHtD 70
FOR RENT-sic,iy furnished Groom
modern apartment. Won located. IN good
nsighborhood. Can h. seen sunday from
~ to I y ~. CAL Ia r. Utica. South.
east corrrr apartment. second foot
ron RENT-Hcsutifoi furnlshed apart
mcnt four rooms, bath and garage. $50.
rhone Usage 9oe, - y Pettus.
FUHNteHED apartment. two rooms. W
murphy beds, Kitchen ana private bath.
Sui,aele for couple or gidf employed. Rel
MAYBELLE. NORTH, i20-EaHt front
furnished apartment. two large rooms
walking distance " Main adjacent totH
ear lines.
MARY BkuCkMAN-Nl,eiy furnished T.
room apartment. two bed rooms psng"
NICELY furnishcd 3 rooms and bath
south side. lights. water and aas. Usage
a5lb
NICELY furnlshed, 3.toopt apartment,
south side. on bus line, adults only also
gafaBe. cedar go
sew. furnished apartments At 26it r..
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Adults
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second floor.
THREE or i-room apartment. In private
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THtRTEENTiI H.. I0s-Nireiy furnished
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2z6o.
THREE large. nicely furnished rooms. OPP
pusite Emmerson school Bldg. Usage
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VERY desirable apartment. south side.
four rooms and bath, furnished except
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UOOD rhlNUS 70 TAT

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pals. tls0; comb $40 Remit with Or
der. Money refunded " not satisfied. r,
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WHITE Loshurn laying hens aud ruost
ors. 1910 u. Eleventh 81, Kendall car
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FINANCIAL


REAL ESTATE LOANS Tor five years on
business or reGidenco property In Tulsa
no commission principal payable any
time after frat yepr or at ond Of ffNe
years. interest semi-annuallyi farm loans
same terms
GREER INVESTMENT COMPANY
col simmons BidE Phone ORaRs 2ibe.
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BIZ hAi1AA a. ahhN
si1-rOom house fun lot, close In. S-'
1900 down. $40 per month for i've I'd"
only. Cedar 1853.
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ONE y with baby chicks LAYING hons
several purebred Reds and liEht nrah.
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our or CRY REAL rsrArE stA

FOR SALE-Sununer cottage thrs'
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one acre. Mrs. g n Evens Noel Mo-
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i2-ft. sleeping porch, two good ,ot
chicken house, barn, garage, one noJA
east of Normal. The best tailor. shoP ~
town. A bargain for CHHhN can or ~
owner. 4. II. Roberts. phone 5i7. IPllr
quah, Okla.
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Vents. Cslifornis, all Improvement
cept house, has walnut shade trees
at 1870 n, Cheyenne, before $50 a ~
after 4 b. m. W. NJ sumner.
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PROPERTY for

FOR SALE on TRApE-podge touring
car for Ford cali Usage s98s.
FOR SALE ar trade: Hup touring car.
good conditions good tires. Want Ford
coupe or podgc roadster, Usage 1859,
FOR SALE-Wul trade for light cat.
T-paFacugcr OldSmohile In first class
condition Telephone Osage 7S0s
FGNE-pAssEN0ER car and some cash 90
trade fur vacant lot, cedar 1850.
SOME furniture to trade Tor good used.
late Ford, 81 n, NapthuH
SEVEN PASSENGER and chummy Mar.
mon To- trade as part psYmcn on prop
erty worth the money, wheeler Invest.
mVut co, Cedar 29s
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. touring 20 trade for
light car. ossge slla.
WANTED-To sell good young hound;
viii take him aud show you what ha
can do. viii trade him On a Ford car.
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ENtiiANGE-A AUTOMOBILE 10
TON TRUCK for sale or trade Tor Ford
roadster can cedar 1865
~ KARAT, hiuo-white. perfect diamond
slice tiitEf mortgage 10 trade Tor car
cedar 27fg.
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MOUsEnuID UOODs


furniture for sale. Now combination coal
and gus stove. larger riEc, used with gas
little while last winter New revolving
harealn. Apex electric. waAhing machine
almost new and IN perfect condition, cost
,tta, a b-rEeln, ana VII make terms 10