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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-05-19
LORDS BAR LADY RH0NDDA.

BY Associated Press 10 Every Evening.
London. May 1s.-By vote OF 20
TO 4 the committee on privileges Of
the House Of Lords decided today that
Lady Rhondda's claim and petition 10
sit in the House OF Lords had mot
been made out"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-05-19
Equitable Trust Co. Elects.

The directors of the Equitable Trust
Co. reorganized today and reelected
the following officers for the ensuing
year; Ohio Rowland, president;
Richard Reese. yice-president; Harry
T. Springer, vice. president and trea-
surer; David Nj. Hillegas. secretary:
n. c. Lakeland, assistant treasurer
and assistant secretary; Francis A.
Cooch, trust officer; Edward H. Por-
ter, assistant trust officer.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-05-19
Arrested in 3BIoodfieId.-

-Four Negroes were arrested this
morning on Lafayette street, known
TO the police as "Bloodf1eld," charged
with playing crap. They gave their
names as John Williams, Albert John
son, Bruce Ray. Hattie McMullin and
Eva Ross. They will be given a hear
ing in Municipal Court tomorrow.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-05-19
DRUG CASE TOMORROW.
Result OF Police Raid at sos West
Front Street.

Lydia Ponzo, Negress. arrested at
5OS West Front street yesterday
afternoon by a squad of detectives,
vas held IN $1,000 bail IN Municipal
Court today for hearing tomorrow
IN charges of having in her possession
narcotic drugs and a hypoderInic
needle.
Admitting that she was addicted to
the use of dope" Florence Morris
Negress, was committed TO the wori =
house.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-05-19
Mrs. Mary L. McManus.

Mrs. Mary T. McManus. a we'll
known resident OF this city. died yes
terday afternoon at her home, 1907
West Ninth street. She IS survived
by her husband. Andrew j. AcMan1a
and two sons, 3.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-05-19
EAGLE BOAT GOES ASHORE.
Crew OF Craft Grounded In Long
Island Desert Her.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
Amagansett. N. Y May 1s.-Eagle
Boat No. q went ashore early today
between Amagansett and East Hamp-
ton. near the southeastern tip Of Long
Island and was abandoned by her crew,
1t was expected she would be fioated
at high tide.
assisted by coast guards.
The vessels tail shaft was swept
away.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-05-19
Liberty Bond Quotations.


New York, May 1e.-Liberty bond
quotations at l p. m: Three and
halfs, ss.56; first As, -; second As.
1852; first ANS. 1892; second AIS.
1912; third ANS. 1924; fourth AIS,
1895; Victory ANS, 1O0.72; Victory
3x's, 10000
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-05-19
Thief Gets Family Wash.

Thief last night visited the yard OF
Mrs. Lewis Frankel. S1S West Fourth
street, and stripped the clotheline of
goods valued at about 81. A report of
the theft was made TO the police.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-05-19
FLOWERS FOR DEAD IN FRANCE.
American Legion in Paris VIII Deco.
rate 40 600 GRAVES

BY Associated Press 10 Every Evening.
Paris, May 1s.-The graves Of 40. 900
American soldiers will be decorated by
the Paris Post of the American Legion
on memorial days.
This is $4,000 fewer than the number
decorated last year, the reduction be-
ing due to the return of bodies to the
United States.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-05-19
Fishing In Virginia.

William G. Bryan, Arthur Swarts
and c. Candy Mammele of this city
and II. Warner McNeal of Newark.
are on fishing trip in Machipongo,
Va.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-05-19

Fascinating Fanny Brown" play.
will be presented for the soldiers at
Hope Farm tomorrow afternoon, by
Lawrence Roberts Post, No. 81,
American Legion.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-05-19
On Cruise TO New York.

Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred !. du Pont
sailed Last night on their new yacht
,ov q cruise 10 New York. They will be
gone several days,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-05-19

Stop using CLASSIFIED ads about your
business the day you go out Of buL-
ness.-Ady.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-05-19
WILMINGTON BOWLERS
IN PH|LA. TOURNEY
Local Men Rolled in Singles and
Doubles for Championship
Last Night

Wilmington bowIers rolled in the
inter- State championship tour narnent
in Philadelphia last night at the Key
stone alleys. The tournament runs
to May 26. The ADMINISTRATORS made
the following scores last night:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-05-19
William Lambert

1t isn't lost. A CLASSIFIED ad viii
find it for you.--Adv,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-05-19
MRS. M. v. KENNEDY DEAD.
Succumbed to Pneumonia Following
Cold Contracted, on Motor Trim.

Mrs. Mary V. Kennedy, So years
old. died yesterday at her home. 16
South Clayton street. from pneumonia.
contracted on An automobile trip to
Baltimore about a week ago. Her
husband is William G.. Kennedy.
master carpenter on the Maryland Di-
vision Of the p. B. G. w. railroad.
Deceased was a member Of st. Paul,s
r. c Church. Two children, Mary p.
Blickle and Leo I. Kennedy survive.
Funeral services will be held on Mon
day morning, with solemn requiem
mass at st. Pauls Church. Inter
ment will be made in Holy Cross
Cemetery, Philadelphia.
william Lambert.
William Lambert died yesterday at
the home OF his niece. Mrs. Joseph L.
Geiger, 617 West Sixth street.
~-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-17
SIGNOR LIBERATI
WILL APPEAR WITH
STUDEBAKER BAND
Michael p. Kelly, Conductor,
Successful in Securing Vir-
tuOsO for Concert.

Through the efforts of Michael p.
Kelly. conductor of the studebaker
band, AIIessandro Liberat, world
famed bandmaster and cornet-virtu-
oso, VIII appear Friday evening as
guest director of the band at the
annual concert TO be given at the
oliver theater. Sisnor Liberati's
band has appeared at many exposi-
tions i'm the United States and other
countries and is recognized as one
of the leading musical organizations
in the country.
Michael T. Kelly conductor of the
local band for the past two years,
was "a member of Liberati's Inter
national Concert Band Is years ago.
At the age of "a he was a drummer
boy i'm the British army and later
graduated from knellor Hall. the
British military school of music,
aftcrn which he jo.uted the famous
bandmaster's troupe AIr Kelly has
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-17

street suggests a width of so feet.
EWING AVENUE-has already
been recognized as a major street
and is TO be widcncd to so feet be-
tween Olive and Erns5erger. the
property having already been con-
denned. Eventually 1t should d.
extended to the east and west with
a width of so feet as proposed.
DONMOYER AVENUE ar
other existing street which is wen
located 70 serve as a maJor street.
although its present length IS Jess
than a mile long. a new cxtons..i-
to the east and west with a width
of so feet is proposed for this street.
CHIPPEWA AVENUES n seq
ticn line street parelIirg the eN-ren
southern limits. it should form aT
.mpOrtau. lnk between the future
industrial district TO The soutbwest
and the residential areas to the
southwest and the residential areas
TO the southeast The present and
proposed route Of this street passes
through undeveIoped property and
therefore a width OF so feet should
be the minimum.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-17
Motorists After New
Licenses Particular
As To Their Numbers

Milton Eirod. manager OF the
south Bend branch OF the state au-
tomobue license bureaus. relates
many amusing incidents concerning
the license seekers and some OF
their eccenuic.ues. Some people
are extremely "fusyy." he said, about
the numbers they receive. Many
are strongly opposed TO any license
card or plate having "13" in any
combination. one lady is reported
20 have objected 20 a number having
a "3" i'm 81. Others ask for and re-
ceive the same number as their tele-
phone. one farmer wanted the
same number as his rural route NUM-
bcr Peculiar as some OF these re-
quests may SEEM the local branch
endeavors Co satisfy whenever pos
siDIe those who make them.
Nr Elrod himself drew the num-
Der 1874
The numbers assigned 10 South
Bend begin with seventy thousand
Gordon Ostot. sergeant Of the state
highway police, secured 70001. Fred
Beal or the Twentieth Century
garage. drew 70CQ7. and Fred IT.
Thomas received 70o13
a large clerical force employed
st the branch makes 10 possible for
the work - progress smoothly. and
there is little delay even during rush
hours. Mr.. E.rod, who IS a mem
Der Of tho Hoos.ar state Auto assoc
citation, said yesterday IN Virtually
all of the go stations now working
on the 1923 plates. the direction IS
Ia the charge of the Hoosler State
association, and the service general
~ may thus be credited to the ac-
tivities OF the statewide owner or
gauizati0n that has been working for
years to- make motoring conditions
more ideal"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-17
Freed On Check
Charge, Now A SKIS
$4,000 Damages

Damages u $4,000 arc sourIt
by Mary Hammond I'M euffa I'm
which the Merchants national PANS
and Paul y Prass of the Union
Shoe s+ora 900 4 Afirtte,,, -. 49,.
named defa15arts as he -es-l+ sr
an alleged dIsDute over five dol
lar cbeel This check +ba con-
rIaint auered IN her suit fIed SAT-
urdav I'M Suncr.o- court %o o MAS
tar5ara4 pres in r.a,-,,e,+ TO-
Dair Of shoes
At the time she made ogt he
oto,r- +bo -r--r-s-, .--.- eo-4r d. r-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-17
InstGHs Coffee Machine
Ind POrdered Sngnr VIII


The South Bend Wholesale Gro
Gerry Co. has recently added 20 their
plant a coffee roasting and blend
Ing machine and a powdered sugar
mill
The coffee machine. said to be
the only one OF its kind in South
Bend and vicinity. Is capable OF
turning out $4,000 pounds month.
II enables the company 10 buy raw
coffee direct from the coffee pro-
ducing countries
The powdered sugar-miI which
grinds out % barrels OF sugar I'm "A
day. makes it possible for the com
pany TO cell powdered sugar at a
much cheaper price. according TO
the management.
With these two machines the
company expects to place on the
local market a brand Of coffee and
powdered sugar comparable with
other brands at an attractive price.
Previous tn tho installation of the
mill and rooster. the South Bend
Wholesale Grocer company was
chiefly a distributor for goods pack
ed out or town
The company today has three
brands 90 coffee the Best Ever. ST.
Joe Valley and Trcplc Aroma.
Their trade mark IS drawing of
the earth cnc.rcIed by two banners
upon which Is printed. South Bend.
World Famed"
The company was formed .n 1901
by n group OF south Bend business
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-17

anJe OF its location would suggest
am increase in width TO so feet. An
extension TO the north should also
be made
WALNUT DIAMOND CERT
.RUDE-if connected and widened as
suggested on the major street plan
would create another useful cross
town street 4 minimum width of
90 feet throughout would only re-
quire The widening of Walnut Street
between Division and Linden, and
LaPorte and Lincoln Way West, to-
Gether with the widening of Cert
rude south of Prairie. This recon-
mendation presumed, OF course, that
there viii lie no car line on this
street.
CHAPLIN COTTAGE GROVE
KEMBLE-Chapin Street now car
ries car line between Prairie and
Washington and has width of sc
feet. Cottage Grove varies in width
from a. to 60 feet 1t is proposed TO
connect these two streets and give
them a uniform width Of so feet
throughout This should be the
minimum width for streets with
car line Kemble Street. though
somewhat disjoining from Chaplin,
forms its logical extension 10 the
south and should have the same
width.
TAYLOR STREET-becaus Of its
location is logically a major street.
Marion and has two bad joys in its
l. l.
other at Lincoln Way West. II now
varies in width from q to sc feet
ana should be widened to 50 feet
and connected with Portage.
WILLIAMS WOOD -- Williams
parallels Taylor on the east and
should prove a serviCeable street as
the business district expands. Its
present width of &c feet should
prove sufficient but i'm order to func-
ton properly il should be connected
with Wood Street which also has an
adequate width Of 60 feet.
E-FRANKLIN - La
fayette is 50 - feet wide for prac-
dcally It's entire length. but dead
ends just south of Indiana ay.
Franklin ST.. just 10 the west OF
Lafayette is also an important thor
ofare but has a width OF only ST
feet and dead-ends at Sample St.
on the north and Ewing on the
south. A more direct connection
should be made between Lafayette
and Franklin at Broadway, and
Franklin should be given width
Of 50 feet and extended 10 the
southwest as shown on the major
street plan
MAIN STR EET-has a cOmmo-
dious width OF 90 feet, but does not
carry "a great amount of traffic south
OF the business district, mainly be-
cause of ia proximity TO Michigan
ST.. which is the main highway. A.
the city expands 10 the south. Main
ST should prove exceptionally USE
full as a relief street for Michigan.
The extension 20 the southwest
should be made as suggested.
FELLOWS TREET-varies m
width from 30 10 As feet A width
OF 60 feet should prove sufficient
provided this street is not TO carry
a car line An extension 20 the
south should be made as proposed
on the street plan.
HILL STREET, short but use
/ fuI street on the west side OF the
I river Az present it carries a car
line and has width OF 66 feet. which
/ VIII eventually prove too narrow,
I especially 4 South Bend Nv. should
I be wldeued. II the bridge over the
river = built 10 connect South
7 Bend av with Marion St, Hin 81.
should be so feet; otherwise 100
/ feet
MIAMI -EDDY-Though not d.
+ rectly connected across the river.
i these streets nevertheless afford
good crOSstown connection and
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-17
EXPERT
SUBMITS REPORT
FOR SOUTH BEND
Widen Traffic Streets, De-
velop Radials, Is Idea Ad-
vanced by Bartholomew.

Continued From Page OBeD
cial Development, traffic aocommo-
dation and extension of street rail-
way facilities.
Ewing av., Indiana av., Sample
ST.. Division ST.. Mishawaka av.. Ne
Kinley av.. Corby av., EM God av.,
and Hamilton ST. are mentioned as
principal traffic streets running east
and west. Olive St. Walnut st. Cha
pin e.. Lafayette blvd. Main and
Mich gan SITS, Fellows and Hill sts.,
Eddy st. and Miami av.. Ernsper-
ger and Sixth sts., Twelfth and
Nineteenth sts., are the major
streets north and south.
Dead-ends and joys mentioned for
elimination are:
Mishawaka av., at Sample St.
bridge Michigan St, at Howard st.
and Niles I'd. Indiana az. and M
ami 81; Indiana av., at kemble av.;
Mckinley av. and Cofax av, az
Eddy ST.: Sixth St, at Mishawaka
av; Jefferson blvd. and Pleasant
81 PraSt 10 Lincoln way W. at
Brookheid St; Portage av.. with
Taylor and Wood SIS. Washington
and Circle avs: Colfax and Wash
ingtOu ave. at Birdsell St; Carroll
and South sts.. and Fellows and
Monroe So
Would Widen Radials
The radlais, those existing and
proposed. should be w!dened 20 at
least 100 IT.. Of similar width as
Michigan and Main SITS, said the
planning expert Major traffic
streets. surveyed 10y the compass,
should have width Of at least rs
or so # Minor streets should be
given q minimum width Of 80 It.
T. O. Wells. ass. slant to Barthol-
omew, was present with his chief
u was a full meeting Of the COM
mission. al nine members being
present with the exception Of
George Robertson Mayor Seeoirt
took an active interest in the dis
cussious
on motion Of Chairman Happ, a
committee composed of City Engi-
neer Fred Anderson. secretary: Err
nest ". Young and Fred W Keller.
was appointed 10 study BarthOlo-
news report and report back, with
their commentator TO the COM
mission at q later meeting
Field representatives are az work
in the city engineers and park de-
partments offices on coming maps
Wiz be completed within the next
80 days according % statements
made 10 the commissio on. on the
request OF Mr. Bartholomew. Mr..
Happ selected a second committee
Of the commlssl on's members TO
study the zon.ng maps and the re-
pore 20 be included Herewith when
completed.
Members L. W. Slaughter. pres.-
dent OF the board Of public works.
Ralph Hutchinson. city councilman.
and Otis : Rom!ne. park commits
sloner, were chosen for the zoning
committee
MICHIGAN STREET--is part OF
the Dixie Highway and passes north
and south through the city and cen
trial business district. Fortunately,
It's width OF 9s feet as established in
the original alan. has been extended
northward Ia the river ard south
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-17
Uife Cleaned Cash TIL,
Spouse So,rS in COmpldiHt

Claiming taot hls wife Dora was
70 qaarre-scrae that she never gave
him a peaceful moment and thar
che would walk up 90 the cash reg
.--er ~ h.s grocery store az 1870 u.
Calvert S. and take out al. tho NOM
- leaving h.m none with which to-
run h.s business Louis Nc.Gl-eh
h.e3 e petition FOR divorce from her
IN superior court 80 . saturday.
Ne.d..ch alleges in tho complaint
that whenever hs asked her not 70
take at the money. she calls Em a
string ~ vile names unat 60 mem
tor 81 the coup.a.ut and cleaned
the register jus- the same. She has
also falsely accused a.m ~ inf
1slity be claims
Married n April 1900 they sep
arated ln November 1899. and he
as6s for The custody az the.r sons
Herman and Isado-e II and nine
years Cd respectively
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-17

should be given a width Of so feet.
SIXTH ERNSPERGER we'll
located 10 serve as major streets
and are connected by a bridge over
the river. Suggestions for the cor
recuon Of the three joys on Sixth
ST. at Pleasant MishaWaka and Jet
fer5on are shown on Drawing No.
3. At Pleasant st. the jog il very
bad and will become more danger
0us and inconvenient as traffic in
creases. A width Of so feet is recon-
mended throughout for these
streets.
TWELFTH STREET-though not
continuous across the river, it is
we'll situated to serve as a secondary
major street. The district through
which the present street and new
extension traverse is undeveloped
and a width of so feet should now
be secured.
LOGAN-NINETEE ZENITH con-
nocted by bridge over the river at
the eastern city limits and form a
good direct crosstown thorofare. 4
minimum width of so feet through
ont is also recommended for these
streets.
WILSON AVENUE east and
west street paralleling the northern
city limits west Of Portage av. To
the east of Niles I'd. there exists an
other section line road that could
we'll be connected with Wilson TO
form a good direct crOsstoWn street.
\ width Of so feet - suggested.
HAMTLTON-BRYAN UNIVER-
SITY and FEPLER-f connected
and widened would create a service
able street affOrding crosstown con-
nection to the Notre Dame campus.
Like other crosstown streets its
minimum width should be 80 feet.
OD-ANCELIA--are not d.
rectly connected at Portage bat
would function at a useful street if
developed as suggested on the ma
jor street plan with a width TO so
feet
CRUMSTOWN-PRAST - Crums-
town av. should be extended I'm a
straight line TO connect with Lin
coin Way W, Via Prast and u new
extension, all with a uniform width
OF so fet. See Drawing No. l.
LINDSEY STREET-has a sufi-
cient width of co feet but should be
given "A direct connection with Lin
coin Way W.
COREY EATERICK-Cor5y has
a minimum width or so feet and
now terminates just west OF the east
city limits Il should be extended
to the east with a minimum width
equal 10 its present width. Emer-
lex st. which connects Corby with
Leeper should be increased from
30 TO so feet.
NAVARRE-MARION- MADISON
all are short streets just north OF
the business district In the orig
ina town these streets were all
plated So u feet wide between the
river and the alley line just west OF
Lafayette but were all reduced 10
width in subsequent adjacent lay
outs Navarro Is car line street
and therefore should be increased
u width from so 10 so feet between
Lafayette and Portage. Marion
and Madison should be Increased 20
a. least Go feet west o. Lafayette.
The jog at Marion and scott should
be eliminated.
LASALLE-NIc INLEY- I.aSalie
OK terminates on the west az La
Porte and on the east at Sunnyside
It's present width Of sc feet between
east OF Scott should Prov sufficient.
LaSalle should be connected on the
cas-. with Mckinley av-, which street
should also have a width OF so feet.
COLFAX AVENUE one Of the
main east and west streets in the
o us!nesS district but extends only "a
far as Eddy 81. on the east and
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-17
SKIDDING AUTOS
CAUSE OF INJURY
TO THREE PERSONS
Mary 10. Miller, Wilmena
Pomranka and John Cooley,
Waterman, Are Hurt.

slippery pavemeuts are blamed
FOR three accidents yesterday after
noon and last night which result
ed In injuries 70 three persons, none
az which .s expected % prove SER
ious
John Cooley. 611 =. South ST,
watchman for ne Grand Trunk and
western railroad at Us 81. Joseph
Hf crosEuG. W.lmrna Pouranka,
1913 H-h 81. and Mary 10. Miller.
137 s scott e.. are the injured per-
sons
Cooley was struck by automo-
BILE driven ov IT. G. Weppler. 9o9
Nas-ar 80. az 3.45 O'Clock yester-
day afternoon, receiving scalp
wound and fractured ribs lie was
removed 20 Epworth hospital by
Whepp.er and treated boy Dr. Walt
er IT. Baker. who said his condition
is not serious.
According 20 Wepp.er he was
driving north on ST. Joseph 81. and
az tho intersection Ok the street and
the Grand Trunk T.Eht-pf-way ran
iuso Cooley. throwing him 20 the
pavement Wepp,cr declared he
did rot notice Cooley until it was
too late and slippery streets pre-
vented him from avoiding tho ac-
c.deut
The Pomrauka and Miller girls
were riding in the Chevrolet sedan
driven by Virginia HUI. 90 Vas
sa- 81. a daughter OF Councilman
George +. Hull. when the machine
skidded striking an east bound
Washington ST. car.
Girls Painfully Hurt
The P0mran1sa and Miller girls
were painfully cut about thS face
by flying glass and removed 10 St.
Joseph hospital where they were
given medical attention and later
removed 20 their homes. Their
condition IS not serious.
Miss Hull and Ruth Jennings.
1892 T. DuEail st., another oCcu-
pant OF the car escaped without
injuries
The Hull car was travelling west
on Washington ST. and had turned
south on Scott ST. when the machine
skidded, tho rear right wheel OF
the machine striking an approach
Ing east bound Washington st. car,
tearing off the wheel or the Hull
car.
Carl Van Gundy. 221S 6. Lafay-
cite ST. momentar!ly lost control Of
his machine about 10 o'clock last
night when it skidded. striking the
warning sign at St. Louis blvd. and
jefferson blvd. The warning sign
-sas snapped Off at the base. but
Van Gundy escaped without injur-
ies The front Of Van Gundy's car
was slightly damaged.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-17
TIRE HNrTF-Edvin Brill

heart. -. VIII spend 90 days ia JAIN
because he was too ardent a wooer.
Eruheart was found guilty Of hav-
ing Induced Gertrude Evans, 10. and
married 90 come here with him from.
Indianapolis The couple were iivins
together when arrested. The girl
said he PROMISED 10 marry her when
She obtained a divorce from her hus-
band. SHE wu Ice returned 10 her
parents .n Kentucky
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-17

Ministerul de finante a fost'
IMluntati ca, a sosit un. nou trans
port de monede metaliee de 80 si
!25 de bani.