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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-28

railroads OF the United States will be
called in New York next Tuesday to
consider plan for settling the
strike now In progress, T. Dewitt
Cuyler. chairman OF tho Association
OF Railway Executives. announced
tonight after conference with
President Harding.
Cuyler added, however. that mo
definite basis" for strike settlement
was ready TO be placed before the
meeting. His conference with tho
president tonight, he said, had been
devoted TO general survey OF the
situation.
While Cuyler was positive in his
statement that the basis for reported
settlement OF the strike had not
been definitely drawn up, earlier re-
ports indicated that at least n tenta-
tive plan had resulted from the con-
ferences held during the day between
President Harding and leaders OF
the various railroad labor groups.
President Harding had made no
specific request TO the railroad exec
utives. Cuyler said when asked II
the question OF seniority rights had
been brought forward at the confer
ence with view to influencing some
railroads TO reconsider their stand
against returning these rights to
striking shopmen.
The executive chairman said he
was unable TO foretell whether
action in the strike situation would
be held in allegiance until the New
York meeting. The four-day delay
was necessary. he explained. that
Representatives OF railroad manage
ments might all get to the meeting
place.
When Informed of n strike settle
ment plan. attributed TO a member
OF the United States railroad labor
board in Chicago under which strik-
ers would regain seniority rank
just after workers who remained at
their Jobs. Cuyler said nothing OF
that nature had entered into his
conference with the president.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-28
SENIORITY RIGHTS BIG
QUESTION UP NOW

CHICAGO, July 27.--Destruction
/ OF an incentive TO remain at work
I IN case % future strikes will result
III present strikers are allowed to
return to work with former seniority
rights unimpaired. the western pres
idents' committe on public relations
OF the Association OF Railway Exec
utives said in n statement issued to-
day. In the absence from Chicago
OF Is. NJ. Jewell, head OF the striking
shopmen, and his international pres
idents, there was no statement from
the strike headquarters,
mot only justice" the executives
statement said, hut the public in
terest demands that in any settle
ment OF the strike, the seniority
rights OF the men who are now
working shall he recognized.
The men who have stayed at
work during the strike have been
given assurance OF protection not
only by the railroads but by the
government Itself" the statement
said.
The statement asserted that "men
who are now working have claims
upon the railways and the public su-
pcrior to those OF the strikers"
n stCOnu htileintnl issued Dy the
executives tonight said that western
railways with headquarters In Chi
cago report transportation condi-
| tions continue to be practically nor
NAL" A largo majority OF roads
the statement said, continued to
| handle more freight business than
year ago and all reported increases
in the number OF shop workmcn en-
| ployed.
With attention turned TO Wash
ington where union and rail execu-
tivcs conferred with the president
today, the situation here remained
practically unchanged. The labor
board devoted its time TO routine
matters while the federal courts here
Issued injunctions restraining
strikers from interfering with four
railroads, Reports OF violence
throughout the country today were
few and thore were no serious dis
orders.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-28
NEIGHBORS FIGHT;
MAN IS SLASHED
Free-for-all Shooting and
Cutting Affray Staged
on North Peoria

As the result Of neighborhood
quarrel which began when one
woman threw water over into
another woman's chicken house, one
man Is In the oklahoma hospital
suffering from painful cuts. ana Two
men and one woman, the wife OF the
man in the hospital. are being held
for invcstisation by the police.
c. y. Gilbert, a groceryman az
52S North Peoria, who was the only
one injured, received flesh wounds
in the arms and under the left ear,
said to have been inflicted by Her
man Ham, a barber living next door
to Gilbert. Ham, with Mrs. Gilbert,
and Theodore Cutliph, son-In law or
Ham, are being held by the police.
Two shots were fired by Gilbert AT
Ham, one OF them grazing the lat
ter's forehead. Mrs. Gilbert also
fired a shot during the fight, II Is
charged, having shot at Hams
Mrs. Cutliph.
Police characterized the miS-up as
a "clothes-line fuss" A quarrel en-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-28
EXPORT PURCHASE
ADVANCES GRAIN
Corn and Oats Following
Wheat; Provision Mar
ket Steady

CHICAGO, July 27.--Export buy
ing. which aggregated 2.500. 600
bushels, brought about a moderate
advance In prices today for wheat.
The close was firm. l-2c to i-4c
net higher, with September ti.0S Is
to sl.0s Ia and December sl.l0
is to Ia. Corn gained 3-sc TO 3-ic
and oats 1-Sc 10 lac TO 3-Sc. Pro-
visions finished unchanged to l2c
up,
Exporters started buying wheat
steadily on all dips In prices. Later
there was heavy covering by shorts,
especially during the last 80 min
utes. About 100000 bushels of
the wheat bought Tor export will he
shipped from here, and the remain
der will 60 from ports on the Gulf
OF Mexico.
Corn and oats were governed
chiefly by the action OF wheat. pack
ers buying rallied the provision mar
ket from declines due to lower quo
tatiOns on hogs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-28
SEEKS TO END LIFE
Larry O'Toolc, JAN Inmate, Hangs
Himself Twice Thursday and In
Rescued Each Time by JHiicr.

Please send my body to Pat
o Toole, Brooklyn, New York"
with this inscription written on n
sheet OF paper and pinned on the
door OF his cell at the police station,
Larry q Toole sentenced to 80 days
In the city jail on a charge OF state
vagranCy. twice tried to take his own
life by hanging Thursday. Each time
the mans plans were frustrated by
the timely Intervention OF tho jailer
and his assistant.
O'TOole gave no reason for HIS act
to the officers when they rescued
him by cutting the makeshift rope
on which he dangled several Inches
off uf the floor Each time he had
carefully slashed strips from the
bed ticking covering his cell mat
trcss. and binding these strips to-
gether In the form of rope had
tied one end to one OF the bars IN
the top OF the cell and the other
tightly about his neck and had then
Jumped Off OF his cot. The first at
tempt at suicide occurred Thursday
morning and the last time he at
tempted to take his life was shortly
after noon.
Thursday evening OTooie was re-
moved TO the county jail for safe
keeping.
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Automobiles

ONE Ford roadster for sale: first class
IN every way. Inquire 9l6 S. Maybelle.
Phone Usage 2176.
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EXCELSIOR wheel stolen. Peturn 10
''Ngh nIuF store. 80 W. Admiral RE-
ward so questions asked Osnge isiT,
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KANSAS CITY, July I,-CaU1e--Ke-
ceipts 5000; beef steers steady TO strong,
top $3.50. she stock steady to 25c lower,
many cows t3.7bI 90. most heifers SIS 90
$500. Gamers steady, bulk around $3.50,
best vehlers $500, all other classes dun
and weak. bologna bulls }3.7SIta5, cut
ter cows mostly t3.00d3.50, medium
stocksrs largely 5000 n $50.
Hogs-Receipts $500; opened slow. later
trading fairly active to both packers and
shippers i5H 25c lower. packing top 1885.
bulk 5000 9.9S. packing sows mostly
S7,b0d7.7b, few choice stock pigs steady.
natives lOT T2tc.
Sheep-Receipts 5000; native lamb,
strong to 25c higher, top fi2.75, bulk bet
ter grades Si2.50, cults around 800, S.
pound Idaho fed lambs fii.75, odd lots
Tat ewes generally .6.00q7.0O.
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Chicago Livestock.

CHICAGO. July 27-Csttle-Reoeipts
5000; fairly active. beef steers Gamers
beef steers 5000, bulk ssbOQlo. 90.
butcher she stock and stockers steady.
bulk cows and heifers s6.oon7.25, bulls
slow, weak 20 lower. veal calves strong to
2Sc higher, best vealers to packers around
t9bOTi0O0.
Hogs Receipts ~. 600. weak to ise low
or. top SlO.5O bulk tS.lOaioto, pigs 1oc
TO l6c lower, mostly t95ORio.O0. packing
snws mostly 1775GS26. killing pigs 1885
qlO30.
Sheep--RscNipt. rs. 900 strong 20 asc
higher on killing clAFses. top native lambs
fl2S0 TO city butchers ti2.sN to packers
hest western lambs held around $500,
good washingtons si2.76. oregon yenr-
lngs and ewes 80. 90. fat ewes mostly $3.50
1900. best feeder lambs ti2.3b.
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Lusr ou Federal drive ur0ken Arrow
tutl ur business section. large b,sck
I'uheI h'l earlier, with red leather
Iulut, containing valuable papers.
Under may torp bag N papers ara re-.
.urnul Jus"phine Mcdonald. care
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-28
RAILROAD CHIEFS
CALLED TO MEET
IN N. Y. TUESDAY
coNrINuEp PROM PAGE oNE

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
the strikers. IL was asserted that
the proposition OF calling off the
strike orders, even though all but
two or three major roads yielded on
seniority, had not been discussed.
This left the intimation that Presi-
dent Harding would bring pressure
to bear upon the executives OF these
lines as part OF the strike settle
ment endeaYor.
The whole seniority question has
arisen since the strike was called,
It was pointed out.
The importance attributed to the
seniority issue at today's meetings
was connected by some observers
with the stand known 10 have been
taken by certain OF President Hard
ing's cabinet advisors who are said
to have urged that he use every in
fluence 10 have the railroads re-
consider their refusal to restore SEN
iority rights TO strikers.
Labor participants In the presi-
dents conference on the railroad
strike had the impression that Pres
ident Harding intended to persuade
railroad executives to yield on the
seniority point rather than to use
any forc!ble means.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-28
STOCKS UNEVEN
EARLY IN DAY
Weakness Of Mexican Sea-
board Issues Sets New
Low Quotations

NEW YORK. July 27.-stock mar
hot prices were uneven in the early
mart OF today's trading under the in
very generally later unde rthe In
t'u,ure OF n demand for the rails
and other standard shares. Initial
r.1e'ions were again primarily due
I, the weakness OF Mexican Sea-
hoard issues, which made new low
prircs for the current movement on
more aggressive selling evidently
from professional sources.
stpels. equipments and other favor
tbs Of the Industrial division reflect
Oh tentative resumption Of bull
ulcrations by pools. Extreme gAns
&, those groups ranged from two to
aver seven points. Crucible rising
bunvautly on heavy accumulation.
Utlities also made a good showing.
~ OF the strongest issues being
,H1goIidated Gas. which made n sub
s1ntial response to the announce
uopt that the stock had been re-
stored 20 It's former s per cent an
uuul basis.
Additional railroad reports for
lime were OF a mixed character.
I-urther net gains were shown but
the Atchison system was an excep-
zion increased operating expenses
o. about sl.70CO00O, being accom-
u3nied by net decrease OF $1,000
Money tendencies were easier, call
loans opening at l-2 per cent and
holding throughout the session at
that figure. In private negotiations
demand loans were made at IA
per cent.
me further collapse OF German
marks TO within a fraction OF their
Now record impaired some Irregular
Ay as to foreign exchanges. Ster-
lrg was firm with French, Italian
and Belgian quotations and nomi-
nal changes were shown by most
OF the neutral countries.
Easy money rates caused further
active buying OF government war
flo,ation in today's bond market,
tmall gains being registered by most
Of the active Issues, Fourth Lib
erty las touched $i0l.S6 new
high, but reacted later, closing at
SlOl7O.
International loans were dull and
showed no final changes.
Seaboard air line 6s, Missouri Pa
c,fic general As, Northern Pacific re-
funding Gs, Atchison general 4s and
two Of the St. Paul Issues showed
strength.
the Increased dividend rate on the
common stock. Several Of the for
eign and domestic oil bonds were
firm to strong, but Market Street
Railways Consolidated SIS eased. To-
tai sales, par value. were sl6,2O5, 900.
New offerings included $6,00O.OOO
Southern Colorado Power company,
first mortgage per cent on S6,OOO,--
600 city OF Philadelphia 25-year
per cent.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-28
l7,O28 PERSONS
REGISTER IN CITY
Democratic Majority Ac-
cording to Returns
Is 3,279

Returns from all but four OF the
go city precincts show a total regis
tration OF l7,02S voters. The number
OF democrats registering was l0,l2i
as against 6,S27 republicans, indi-
eating democratic majority OF
3.279. The precincts not yet re-
porting are !. 2, 12 and AZ. II. j..
Moore. county registrar expects to
be able to report on the county reg
istration today.
Tho tabulated city precinct returns
fnllCWs
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sued, which was taken up by GIL
bert. wh6 police say has been ar
rested on numerous occasions for
nelghborhuod rows, and Gilbert
started to the barber shop to "havo
!; out" with Ham. The men had q
quarrel, In tho midst of which Mrs.
Gilbert ran out with n gun and fired
at Mrs, Cutliph, giving tho gun to
her husband, who fired. twice nt
Ham, Then Ham grahbcn razor
and started at Gilbert. Tho row viii
probably be thrashcd out In police
court this afternoon.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-28
Chicago Produce.

CHICAGO. July --Buttcr-High,r:
creamery extras Sic, flrsts 500 SIC stand
ards 32R n 32Ac.
Eggs-Unchanged; receipts sS?s cases.
PoUltry--Alve lower. fowls 20d?lc.
broilers 22 u n 25c, roosters l3bc.
PotHtoes-Demand and movement i'm %
proving slightly. but limited firm under
tone but market btill weak, receipts bs
cars, total United states shipments ss2
cars. east shore Virginia cloth top bar
res oobblers f?.76d 500. Kansas sacked
cobhlers No. ! ti.260i.50 cwt.. early
Ohios sacked poorly graded. few sales 9oe
q LOO cwt:, Minnesota sacked early ohios
few sales 81 .OO9li0 cwt
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CLARK'S DAMAGE
SUIT LOW TRICK,
WILSON DECLARES
coNrINUED FROM PAGE ONE

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
ages for false imprisonment. such
as this. canot be maintained until the
case before the Justice OF the peace
Is disposed Of II. II. Wilson knew
this was false when he wrote II.
He knew the damage suit filed
against himself and the Ardmore
press was for libel. and not for false
arrest. He knew that the libel suit
was based on one OF the most sour
rilous political Advertisements ever
appearing In this state"
Wilson appeals TO all democrats
to quit this eleventh-hour attempt
at mud singing and then opens his
6;inch guns " a mud-slipging cam
Palgp,e -- -
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{. W. GATES. n q.
M. l.. pOtINDSTDHE. N
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AEROHA LODGE. no. 80. l. -. O. r.
Neets every Wednesday evening. 730 y
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MIDAS LODGE. NO SOL /. o. O. r., meets
every Tuesday evening, West Tulsa.
Il. J. SLlNKARD. Secretary.
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Receipts i.ito; slow, slightly lower on
butchers nrtive ,tcady 10 ,,ronr COWS
500 heifers $3.50, Gamers and cuttsrH
tl.5o1 2.Co, calves steady. stockers and
feeders steady
Hogs-Receipts 1000: slow mostly iSc
lower top 1910, bulk 5000 30, stock
ers 2sc lower
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-28

NEW YORK, July 27-Cottonseed oil
advanced is to 20 points on buying OF
new crop months by commission houses
and short covering in July. Subsequently
tenders OF $4,000 barrels on July con-
trncts and liberal offerings OF October
turned the market, net gains being 2 to ~
points, Sales 1900 barrels. Prime crude
nominal, prime summer yellow spot O.4b 70
lo.ssc. July iO.iSc, September lo.t6c,
December s2Sc.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-28

WUnIh- 2, IN.
RkYMpND Fisher. Y. W.
IL, H. HUGHLETT, W Il.
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ORDER or LOYAL SONS. tulsa lciresids
No, 3, second ana fourth Saturday each
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%'ss,.&r~

/. o. o, r. DIRECTORY
Odd Fellows Hall ll2b South Boulder
AuROHA LODGE. no. 80. !. o. O. n.
Neets every Wednesday evening. 73O y.
m.
c. W. GATES. n a.
NJ. l.. POuNDaTOHE. Secretary
TULSA LODGE No. 30. !. o. o, r.. meets
every Tuesday evening. 2 80.
g, ". FOL1Z. n. a.
J. T. MOORE Secretary,
TULSA EECAhPMENT no. ~. !. o. o, r.
Meets on second ana fourth FRIDAY OF sAch
!. l. HUdHLETT. c. T..
Il. Ii. FULLER. Scribe,
TULSA REBEKAH No. 25 l. o. o. p.
Regular meeting urtt aud third Friday
uf each month 3. m,
MRS MOLLlE LOWE. ~ O..
MKS CARRY DAVIS, Sec.
Usage AG2s-R,
TULSA CANTON NO. 10. l. o. O r,
Patriarch Militant. Fret saturday each
}. ?, MOORE. capt
X. II. FULLER CLERK.
ORDER or LOYAL SONS. tulsa lciresids
No. 3, second ana fourth Saturday each
'''''" RkYMiND Fisher. y. W.
II, a. HuGHLETT. ", Il.
MIDAS LODGE. No. sol. l. o. O. r., meets
every Tutsday evening, West Tulsa.
Il. J. sLiNkARD. Secretary.
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NEW YORK. July ,T--FOrslsn ex-
change irregular.
Great Britnln-Demand tt|'s, cabies
Ii&h, 60-dBy bills on banks i.t7S
Frhnce-Demand $40, cables S2jn.
Ttaly-Demand 40, cables 459i.
Germany--Demand .lsb, cables 10.
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KANSAS CITY. July ?7.-Butter and
eggs unchanged.
Poultry-Broilers 1c lower, 13ft2c,
hens unchanged l6dioc.
PotatOes--UuchAnged.
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LEGAL
IPublishei In the Tulsa psily World, July
20 20 and 30. 1879. World Publishing
COMPANY puhlIsbetl.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Notice IL hereby given that on tho 7th
day ~ August 1899. between the hours
W two ard three o'clock y. m. the com
tulssIouers Of Tulsa county viii receive.
lr. ana consider proposals flr tho con.
strucilou NJ five ID drainage openings
rrUpuacd ~ hc constructed I'm TulFn coun-
ty uni such proposals TO- be made out on
forms ns prepared ty the county engineer
and co. be accompanied hy certified check
lr bidders bond I'm the amount equivalent
tu APPROXIMATELY lo"e of tho engineer
estimate NJ cost
Tho rIEht H eVprcsely reserved 10 re-
icr' tnv ur an bids and ~ waive trrhui.
ca'firs IN the awarding ~ y tuutr.ct.
Hlr'ri thIf VAN tpy of 1uly lHn9
BOARD OF ,OrNTN CpMMtSSiOSEUS.
ny DAN w. PATTON.
County iuEIUser
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Kan.a. Cttx Grain

KANSAS CITY. July 17.-Cash wh.at--
No. hard ii.0idl.l9. No. red si.ose
iOs.
Corn--So white b6hc, No. : yellow
Gle. No. yellow soc. No. : mixed bshc
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FORT WORTH July 27.-cattle--Re.
Q375.
HoEs--Receipts 1850! Hight .s75aio,oo.
mixed fsbOd9.?S, pigs 100000,
stocker sheep t',0og 400, feeder lambs
SLOeG Looa
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NEW YORK

NEW YORK, July 27.-Lesd-st,aoy.
spot b.75c,
zlnc--Firm. East ST. Louis spot and
nearby delivery 500.
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WICHITA. July -Hogs-Receipts
Wv. soc lower. top $3.50. bulk I9,b0d9 Go
r,ady. beNf Sff'elP cows ,4SSassc' bulls Sc 60
Gs1t, calves t2.OOnsOO.
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quiet and unchanged, sales on the spot Ga
bales, 10 arrive 80 bales, low middllbg
eO25o, middling 2t.50c good middling
22.Soc, receipts 1919 bales stock 1906 sos
bales,
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NEW YORK, July 2T-CaII Money
Easy high az. low ,, ruling rate 5h.
closing bid ,. offered at sa. last loan 3.
Call Lohns-Against AcceptAnces g.
Time Loans-Stesdy, 60 and oo-day az
a.. b-month tGih.
Mercantile Paper--Prims <6tM.
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Jew YORK July 27-I.iberty bonii
tU.I sias 10000, second As 1000 first
n.la fourth AVS 1910. Victory 4As
S"oa'ed 10000, called 4As lOo.5t.
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LONDON. July 2i.--Lead-spot Lis iss
futures LA l?s Cd
zino-spot J3o Is. futures L;s Iss Ga.
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Nicaragua now Is raising sugar
cane on from 10000 TO 10000 acres
Of land.
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By the Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. July 27.--A meet
tng OF executives Of ltS Of the major
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TELEPHONE WANT DS are
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New York COttor


NEW YORK. July 21.--Cotton--spot
quiet, middling 2i,55c.
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rUHfIY rERsoNNI

CufcNrS dinner oycry saturday at the
S1'r' drug store 10 T.. second ST.,
HHmcth'ur rood every day
LADIES l,prn tu swim gracefully soc Mr.
Ice 1T Sunset plunge.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-28

SOME nARGAIN- Chevrolet 400, new TOP.
new paint, In good condition. price ans.
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