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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-12-01

Lucien Grenicr

The body OF Lucien Grenier, 49,
year-old youth who in a melancholy
spirit committed suicide by hanging
himself at one OF Styles & Reynolds
buildings in Berlin early Sunday
morning. is still at the undertaking
parlors OF B. c, Porter Sons. The
company Is holding the body await
ing instruction from the boys par
ents relative TO having the body sent
10 his home in Hammond. Canada.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-12-01

New York 49, Exchanges, 1,592,-
10N 600; balances los 5000, 600.
Boston - Exchanges, 100000;
balances. 99,oooo0o.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-12-01
Maori GIRL TELLS
HER STORY TO JURY
(continued from First Page)

ed on state street, John Barnano
used TO visit her about three times
a day. giving her fruit, gum. candy
and such things During most OF
the time. she testified, he was not
working. Once, she testified, she
said aren't you Working"
Wanted TO Marry Her
He replied that there was no use
working unless she would marry
him. che testified, She testified that
she advised him 10 work for his
mother and that he replied he
would rather work for her,
She testified that UP to this time
he was always respectful in his
dealings with her She said she
never sent him any notes.
Never Liked Him
She testified that AZ about this
time he offered 10 take her home
and that he said there was no harm
in his walking her home" She said
she never KEEP, company with any
other man, and she told Bagnano
that she didn't love him, He told
her II she would keep steady com.
pany with him, she'd get used 10
him, she testified but she said she'd
never get used 70 him.
She testified that John Bagnano
had her photo ana that her mother
told her that Johns mother had
come OVar IRVING ~ orr,,r- - ,,,-,
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-12-01
TREASURY STATEMENT
EXCHANGES & BALANCES

rcosury balance ..... $14o,9s2:2s
Evening star., 1925-01-25

ceived note from Won Stroheim in
viting him to report at the Metro
Goldwyn Mayer studios for a screen
test the next day. He complied, and
two days later signed for his present
role. e
An interesting cast is working at
the Sennett studio in a two-reel COM
edy directed by Eddie Cline.
Alice Day is featured, with Ray
mond Mckee opposite. and Barbara
Tenant, we'll known dramatic
actress of the screen, has an impor-
tant role. Vernon Dent, Sunshine
Hart and Jack Cooper complete the
cast of this fun film. which is said to
strike new note in slapstick satire
More stress is laid upon the story and
gags and less on grotesque char
acters and trick makeup
Frank Tuttle and the company of
players who went to Cuba for the
tropical scenes in "A Kiss in the
Dark" the picture being filmed from
Frederick Lonsdale's play, Aren't W.
All, with Adolph Menjou. LilliaE
Rich and Aileen Pringle in the lead
ing roles, have returned to the Lon:
island studio. AS soon as Tuttle +
ready for the interiors, Ann Penning
ton, star of the "Ziegfeld Follies,'
will be added to the cast to do a spe
cialty number in house party. scene
Camera work on David Belasco'.
play, The Boomerang" has com
menced. The cast will be headed b,
Anita Stewart and Bert LyteH, VIII,
have just completed work togethe
in Never the Twain Shall Meet" an
others signed are Arthur Edmund Ca
rewe, Philo Mccullough, Ruth Dwye
Francis Feeney and Winter Hal.
Cashier will direct the picture, whic
Producer Schulberg declares is
rare combination of good coined
and fine drama blended into an en-
tirely new sort of film, an innovatio
in screen entertainment"
Real fire horses are seen in actio .
in "Pampered Youth" the film yer
sion of Booth Tarkington's, nov,
The Magnificent Ambersons" Lo
Evening star., 1925-01-25

learn to play an instrument AS a
matter OF fact, | liked the movies
and my ambition was to become n
motion picture actor. But my father
had died and my mother was the
boss, so that when l talked about go
ing to movie, she insisted that |
practice the piano. She used to sit
by my side and she never gave me
a chance to dispute her ideas. What
ever success ] have achieved really
should be credited to my mother.
MY ambition now is to become
great as musician and marry some
sweet girl who can be a daughter to
my mother and try to repay her for
forcing me to become a musician"
Evening star., 1925-01-25

Stephen Vincent Benet's magazine
| story. "Uriah's Son." The new pro-
| ductions comprise the second series
| TO be made by the Earl Hudson units,
which came to New York from Holly
wood in October.
A third picture will be a. comedy
drama based on a story by Gerald
Beaumont, in which Milton Sills will
shine as New York policeman.
Silas E. Snyder has been appointed
publicity director for the West Coast
First National units. 1t was Mr..
Snyder who furnished the excellent
stories that preceded the coming OF
Abraham Lincoln"
Rudolph Valentino is going to give
gold medal to the critic who selects
the most popular screen actor or
actress, Rudolph himself excepted.
Joseph Jackson of Ritz Carlton Pic
lures, United Studios, Hollywood, has
charge of the voting contest.
George Fitzmaurice has cast for
the principal roles In his next pro-
duction, His Supreme Moment"
Blanche Sweet, Ronald Colman,
Kathlyn Myers, Belle Bennett, Cyril
Chadwick, Ned Sparks and Nick de
Ruiz. The picture is an adaptation
by Frances Marion of May Edginton' 8
latest novel. World Without End
which was bought in galley form.
Both the film and the novel will be
released simultaneously.
Production has started upon 1.-THE
Mansion of Aching Hearts," with
James P. Hogan directing and Clara
Bow in the featured part. The
theme of one of the most popular
songs ever written is woven into the
story. The ballad, composed by
Lamb. it is said. ran into an edition
of millions.
Mrs. Harriet Hawley Locher, di-
rector of the public service and
educational department of the Gran
dali Theaters, returned to Washing
ton last Monday from the better films
conference at the Waldorf-Astoria,
where she made an address before
the delegates on special programs for
children. Mrs. Locher was congratu-
lated upon presenting the only tang
ible plan for betterment advanced by
a delegate to the conference.
For several seasons Doris Kenyon
has alternated between the articulate
stage and the screen. She recently
signed a longterm contract with
First National and hereafter will be
seen on the silver sheet exclusively
in First National pictures. Her first
picture under the new contract is 'If
/ Marry Again. in which she appears
with Lloyd Hughes, Hobart Bosworth.
Frank Mayo, Myrtle Stedman and
Anna Q. Nilsson.
Patrons OF Crandall's Metropolitan
Theater last week were greeted with
handsome new velour hangingS that
beautified the proscenium and side
tabs. The new stage draperieS are of
rich plum colored velour, with har-
monizing borders. and panels. They
were installed a week ago and repre-
sent IL is claimed. q cost in excess
of $4,000.
James P. Hogan will direct for Pre-
ferred Pictures My Lady's Lips"
based on Eve Cnsells original screen
story. for which she will write the
adaptation.
Clara Bow and George Hackathorne
head the cast.
Roy Giusti, who plays the role
of the villainous crown prince in
Erich Won Stroheim's production of
The Merry Widow" was. playing
in THE Clinging Vine" in Los Angeles
when Won Stroheim was casting
The Merry Widow" and one night
the director saw the show. At
the end of the first act Giusti re-
Evening star., 1925-01-25
Takorna.

Today and tomorrow, Irene Rich
and Monte Blue. in 'Lucretia Lom-
bard, Pathe News and Topics of the
Day; Tuesday. Bebe Daniels and
Tom Moore, in Dangerous Money,
Hodge Podge, comedy. Hang On"
Wednesday and Thursday, Virginia
ValIi and Marc McDermott, in 'In
Every Woman's Life and Lloyd
Hamilton, in MY Friend; Friday
Richard Dix and Bebe Daniels, in
Sinners in Heaven" Aesop's Fables
and Mel Burns in Busy Buddies"
Saturday, matinee and evening. "Da-
vid Copperfeid," a screen version OF
Charles Dickens novel; Aesop's Fa-
bles; serial, Ten Scars Make a
Man." and Bobby Vernon, in Reno
or Bust"
Evening star., 1925-01-25
FInograns

THE Germans are solving movie
~ competition by restricting foreign
pictures. For each German film exhi-
bited one foreign film will be permitted
70 enter in competition.
The movies have many troubles
denied to other persons and things.
Now somebody wants TO bore for oil
under the Metro -Goldwyn lot in Culver
City, Calf.
Cecil 3. De Mile having left Para
mount, is said to be about to join with
Producers Distributing Corporation.
Mr. De Miles plans call for eight
supervised productions and for two
specials which he will direct.
Emmett ]. Flynn's plans contemplate
the direction and production of
Seventh Heaven" and ''Lightnin', ,"
with THE Houseboat on the Styx," the
John Kendrick Bangs classic, later on.
1t is said that William Fox is to
eliminate the element of rhokum'' from
all future Fox pictures.
After January / 1928, all motion pic
lures in France must be printed on
uon-intlammable stock.
Vitagraph is to celebrate its twenty
eighth anniversary with a 'Vitagraph
month" next month.
A Pathe cameraman is said to have
discovered an invention whereby, in
Phantom Ballet" three figures dance
In different tempo, after which they
are halted in the air and their actions
are reversed.
At the recent conference of the
National Cnrl7rnitfaa Inn
In New York, a resolution was adopted
tndorSing motion picture study clubs -
in order. to create support for good
films Of all types III the community.
Richard Barthelmess has engaged
John s. Robertson, whose contract with
inspiration Pictures has come to an end.
William r. Hearst seems reluctant
10 let go, after Announcing his re-
1lrement from the picture business,
says Film Daily. He now states he
will have Marion Davies make Polly
Preferred" and Quality Street"
Film Daily is authority for the. re-
pert that Gloria Swanson did not
want to leave Hollywood when called
Io New York; then she did not want
to- leave New York when called to
Paris, and now she doesn't want to
leave Paris, and the report says her
friends are talking about a French
marquis.
After. years of turbulent silence
Fannie Hurst is said to have fully
retracted what she said about the
pocture production of her story Star
Dust" that featured Hope Hampton,
now admitting that the contract for
the purchase of the story gave the
purchasers the right to do what they
did in order to meet the demands of
censorship.
Warner Brothers have bought the
screen rights to the Pulitzer prize
play, Hell Bent for Heaven"
\ campaign for setting Hollywood
right before all the world is under
way, indorsed by the chamber of
commerce and the All Year Club of
Southern California.
Ernst Lubitsch has commenced a
new picture for Warner Brothers with
Monte Blue and Marie Provost in the
leads. Its name is not announced.
into production at First Nationals
new Eastern studios this week
"Chickie," an adaptation of h enore
Meherin's $ newspaper serial, and The
Necessary Evil" d screen version of
Evening star., 1925-01-25
Raphael.

Today and tomorrow. D. w. Grif-
fith's America; Tuesday, Pola Negri,
In forbidden Paradise" also profess
sional and amateur contest at 8
o'clock: Wednesday and Thursday.
Rudolph Valentino. In "A Sainted
Devil" comedy. THE Girl Hater'; +;
Friday. Betty Compson. in 1.-The Garden
of Weeds" and THE -Getters," No.
2: Saturday, Fred Thompson. in
LAUNDERING Hoofs." Into the Net"
No. 8; comedy, 1.-The Goofy Age"
Evening star., 1925-01-25
York.

Today and tomorrow, Harold Lloyd
In Hot Water; Nell Shipman. in
white Water" and Lyman H. Howe's
"Hodge-Podge"; Tuesday and Wed
nesday, Barbara La Marr and Bert
Lytell, in "Sandra,' and Charlie
Chase, in Hello. Baby; Thursday
Betty Compson. in THE Garden OF
Weeds" and Stan Laurel, in 'Wide
Open Spaces; Friday, Elaine Ham
merstein, in "One Glorious Night;
Cupid" and Cliff Bowes. in Have
Mercy; Saturday, The Sunset Trail,
Harry Langdon, in Sennetts The
Hanson Cabman,' and "Galloping
Hoofs," No. 8.
Evening star., 1925-01-25
Timberg Talents at Keith S

HERMAN TIMBERG, song writer,
violinist and producer, began his
career as a. youngster in Gus Ed
wards vaudeville act, School Days"
and afterward starred in it as d le-
gitimate attraction.
Sammy Timberg has been playing
the piano since he was nine years of
age.
'It wasn't because l wanted TO
play" explains the youthful musi-
clan, but because my mother decided
that / was to follow in the footsteps
of other members Of the family and
Evening star., 1925-01-25
Revere.

Today and tomorrow. Lover OF
Camille" with Monte Blue and Marie
Provost: Tuesday. Destroying Angel"
Wednesday. 'Is Divorce a Failure;
Thursday. "Spithre," with Betty
Blythe; Friday, The Lone WOLF
with Jack Holt and Dorothy Dalton
Saturday, Tents Of Allah"
Evening star., 1925-01-25
Continued from Third Page J

comedy and International News;
Tuesday, when a Girl Loves" We'd
nesday, William Desmond, in out
witted"; Thursday, THE Miracle
Maker; Aesop's Fables and amateur
night; Friday, "The Silent Accuser,"
and chapters l and of THE Go
Getters" series; Saturday, Thunder
Ing Hoofs," and Jimmy Aubrey, in
"The Lunatic."
Evening star., 1925-01-25
Photoplays This Week

Nip of Scotch; Thursday, Mae Muir
ray. in "Circe. the Enchantress," and
Charlie Chase, in Hello, Baby; Fri
day, In This Freedom and Sunshine
comedy, Children Wanted; Satur-
day, Hoot Gibson. in 1.-The Ridin' Kid
and Ben Turpin, in THE Reel Yir-
ginian."
Evening star., 1925-01-25
Mrs. Wallace Reid Coming

4 ARRANGEMENTS are being made
at Loew's Palace Theater for the
appearance during the week begin
ming February 8 OF Mrs Wallace Reid
in person and on the screen in her
new screen drama Of the younger set
Broken Laws"
In this production Mrs. Reid ap-
pears in the central role OF a drama
Of the presnet era in America, though
it Is stated that the picture advances
no propaganda, as did several pictures
brought out by Mrs. Reid following
the tragic death OF her husband.
Evening star., 1925-01-25
Savoy.

Sunday, Florence vidor, in Chris
tine Of the Hungry Heart" and Aesor
Fable, "On the lee; Monday. AN.
other Mans Wife" Neal Burns, in
Court Plaster and Bruce scenic
Farewell; Tuesday. Metros special
Married Flirts," and the Hallroom
Boys, in West Is East; Wednesday
six Cylinder Love" and comedy, "a
Evening star., 1925-01-25

Angeles pensions" its dump firemen
puts them out to pasture when
they have finished active service. It
was from among this lot that horses
were obtained for the fire scenes, and
1t is said the animals were keen to
answer the clang of the gong.
Dance Madness" an. original
screen, script by 8. Jay Kaufman, fea-
ture writer Of the New York Evening
Telegram, has been purchased by
Metro-Goldwyn-M Mayer. 1t Is Kauf-
mans first contribution to pictures.
Erich Won Strohefm's Greed" and
Victor Seastrom's He Who Gets
Slapped" are listed by the Moviegoer,
notion picture critic for the New
York Sun, among the Ave worthiest
ohotoplays for.1924. This critic bases
lis hopes for equally great produc-
ions In 1925 on the fact that pictures
;uch as these have opened up. new
paths in motion picture art, and de-
,lares also that both pictures are
destined to influence methods of d.
.'ection.
TriXie Friganza will play one of the
eading roles. that OF Mrs. Mckee. in
ling Eidor's Proud Flesh" from
lawrence Rising's novel The stage
tar was appearing in The C.inging
Inc" at the Playhouse in Los Ange
es when seen by the director.
Three Pilgrims and a Tinker" a
ecent novel by Mary Borden. has
Jeen secured by Metro-Goldwyn-
layer for production. The locale Is
ne hunting country Of England and
ie story that OF a woman who has
lree children by her first two hus-
Evening star., 1925-01-25

New York, in January, 1905, and Ede-
son played the title role for more
than three years in this country and
abroad.
Corbin SHIELD, formerly connected
with Moore's Rialto, and for many
years manager of the Garden Theater
(now the CentraD and of the Leader
Theater, has been appointed publicity
representative for the Rialto Theater.
Mr.. SHIELD has many friends who will
welcome his return.
Jack Pickford, who began his
screen career in Universal pictures
as kid, has returned to the fold
and will play the juvenile in The
Goose Woman" by Rex Beach, under
the direction Of Clarence Brown.
Twenty tons of bitumInous coal were
delivered to the back door of the Para
mount Long Island studio early in Jan
uary and chuted down to the lower
stage for coal mining scenes in Thomas
Meighan's picture. Coming Through"
The coal was loaded. unloaded. hauled
up an incline on trips, shoveled hither
and yon by miners under Meighans
direction. and finally, when the scenes
were finished, sent to the studio fur
mace.
Evening star., 1925-01-25
Next Week. 8 photoplays

Next Week Q Photoplays
COLUM MBIA-Emerson
Hougli's North of &c." with
Jack Holt, Jacqueline Logan
and Ernest Terrence.
ROPOLITAN-Lewis
Stone and Anna Q. Nilsson,
in Tnez From Hollywood"
PALACE-Victor Fleming's
The Devils Cargo" featur-
ing Wallace Beery.
RIALTO-Reginald Denny, in
ooh, Doctor"
TIVOLI-Claire Windsor, in
Metros The Dixie Handi-
cap"
AMBASSADOR-Inez From
Hollywood"
CENTRAL-Reed Rowes, in
Lightning Romance"
Evening star., 1925-01-25

William de Mile and Robert Ede-
son celebrated the twentieth ami
versary of the premier of Strong
heart" during the filming of Men
and Women" which De Mile is pro-
ducing, with EdeSon as featured
player. "Strongheart" was written by
William de Mile, produced by Henry
3. Harris at the Hudson Theater, in
Evening star., 1925-01-25

bands and a, fourth child by her third
husband The reaction of the chill
dreu, who are the three pilgrims and
a tinker" to their mothers marital
affairs, forms the basis of the plot.
Larry Semon, who recently COM
pleted the Aim version of l.. Frank
Baum's fantastic comic opera, The
Wizard OF o." has made arrange
ments for a series of strip cartoons
to be run in several newspapers
throughout the country. His new
series will differ materially from the
sport cartoons which gained him
fame and will deal with the adven-
lures OF Larry a motion picture
comedian director, and Dorothy a
would be screen star. Dorothy, by the
way, is the name of Larrys flancee,
Dorothy Dwan, whom it is said he
will marry shortly.
Evening star., 1925-01-25

At the recent conference of the
National Committee for Better Films,
In New York, a resolution was adopted
tndorsing motion picture study clubs" ="
in order. to create support for good
films Of all types in the community.
Evening star., 1925-08-22

Good paint, good
anical condition: $685.
Franklin Motor Car
Main T045.
Evening star., 1925-08-22

LADY. having experience in selling, to call
on Typewriter Users in downtown office build
irzs: references required: salary ana commits q
sion; would consider person who could work
part time Address Box 17S-R. Star Office.
Evening star., 1925-08-22

DURANT touring 1923 fully equipped and
N excellent condition SiS3 cash balance
S22 SO per month your car in trade. 1f21
Conn ave
Evening star., 1925-08-22

BUICK, 1924, master s, 5-pass. touring sp-
pearance and condition excellent; spare tire
and spotlight, bumpers front and rear: other
extras Owner selling on account OF buy
inc new Buick se6an. 1n16 Conn. ave.
Evening star., 1925-08-22

FORD roadster new body and tenders: terms
Northeast Motor Co. 900 Bladensburg road
Used Car Department. 1885 H st. ne. Lin
coin $40.
Evening star., 1925-08-22

FLINT 40 TOURING. 1875 used very htti.
new spare terms. Call M-. Clear- Col
Evening star., 1925-08-22

FORD BODTEs-New and used: al types
all models: also delivery bodice tor and y
ton; clearing house: specially low price
Robev Motor Co. 1929 L st
Evening star., 1925-08-22

DODGE SEDAN. IJc1--First-class condition
win sell 1862 cash ard the balance or ve-.
easy terms. Remember the address" Wa
lace Motor 700 7
Evening star., 1925-08-22

FORD coune. new paint. frst-clsss cordi
ton: easy terms. Northeast Motor Co
900 Bladensburg road, Used Car Department
122S 81 y Iincnlrn S40
Evening star., 1925-08-22

ELECTRIC MASSAGE. VIOLET r .,Y. Their
moite treatment for neuritis. lunlbago. rhcu-
matisn aching. swollen loints, nervousness.
Hnnrs n-S. freatnent. 81 - Pr R1lS. 2os
Evening star., 1925-08-22

il1.,l ~, RANT sEDAN-Fiye ncw, balloon tires
new pant lob. ls q real bargain: S2T5 down.
zlanCp 10 Mr. 2S0I NJ ~
Evening star., 1925-08-22
FOR SALE-AUTOMoBmES.
o-tinued.l

DODGE SEDAN. IoaE: ioots fre ard runs
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ba lal'se easy-pay rrrert plar "Rer7Cmoer t''e
addrrss wallace Motor Co. 1909 J. e. = v
Evening star., 1925-08-22

PARTIES LEAVING FOR MIAMI ABOUT
Sept l 10 7-passenger Buick have room for
two at $50 per person. Address Box lal r..
Star ONCE GIVE address and telephone mum
Evening star., 1925-08-22
PEE&ONAy,
UI0E~~I~~N

TO MIAMI FORD SEDAN SEPTEMBER 3:
lincoln 3o1S-I
Evening star., 1925-08-22

Wanted Situations ..
Advertisements under the above class nca-
hors will be accepted al The star once;
Y tn ST. and Pa. ave. until $50 m e aey
Of issue. All advertisements for The snn,
May Star must he received at The star o-rb IT,
by $50 pm Saturday, or AT any ~ hne
Star branch offices by 30 pm. SATURDAY;
. CASH WITH ORDER is required tor all
4 vertisen1ents from transient adytrtlsers--
Evening star., 1925-08-22

nlng order: 50. 1nls 4th 81 ne or
ESSEN COACH 1924 6-cyhnde- an ex
cellent buy at $3.50. Terms. Lambert Hue
son Motors Comnanv 100 I. 81 v "
Evening star., 1925-08-22

BUICK SPORT ROADSTER, I9c3-In splen-
did condition: new paint. 1855 Park ru-
NV Adarns 1896.
Evening star., 1925-08-22
HELP-MALE Continued.

UPHOLSTERER wanted by high-class firm.
Address Box 125-R. star once. o..
WHOLESALE GROCERY CLERK. not over
IS years. Must be quick at figures and
write leSIble hand. Experience essential.
but not absolutely necessary. Satisfactory
reference to character and honesty re-
quired. Apply III own handwriting, giving
phone number If possible. Address Box
l36-R. star Office.
YOUNG MAN. electrical appliance store. pre-
vious experience preferred. Give full par
tculars and references IN letter. Address
BoH 25l-R. star office :3'
YOUNG MEN. several. with cars to travel
W Maryland and Delaware selling finest line
of shop tools TO garages and machine shops.
Address BoX 250-R. star office. IS
YOUNG MEN. 10 sell candy N theater; Ar.
Evening star., 1925-08-22

PORD SEDAN. 1928 model: nsE ton loci
wheel. park light. spare tire. car is IN A
condition: 5000; terms. Edson & Co. S.
Nd. ave ne Oper evenings
Evening star., 1925-08-22
LIVE STOCK AND CATTLE.

cow AND GALE 5 gallons per day. LaII
Ga ave and Van Buren, st. Phone ADAMS
223 ------
GUERNsEYs. Jerseys HolsteinE; some real
COWS. priced TO sell Dale PARK jersey
Farm. Silver Sp~!rz Nd Woodside 81 N.
Evening star., 1925-08-22

STOCK SALESNEN-Two first-class sccur-
ity statesmen wanted to sell limited amount
! a stock OF a going concern rated in Dun's
and Bradstreet's at over 81 900 900. The
eresident of the company is nationally we'll
known on account of manu- actured articles
bearing his name that are sold world wide.
This stock has never before been offered to
tho publc None but high-class statesmen
with best of references need apply. Address
letter giving qualifications and references
and will arranse for interview Address Box
| 3q-R. Star Office
TAXI DRIVER. colorcd. wanted. Franklin
Evening star., 1925-08-22

LADY-Permanent position in educational
field for refined unencumbered woman be-
tween IS and so having sense of responsible
ity: liberal compensation; splendid oppor-
tunity for promotion. Ado --s Box 356-K.
Evening star., 1925-08-22

BUICK, 1873, 6-cvl 5-pass. touring. snare
tire bumpers and other extras. For ,ale
by original owner. Dr. Boslsy. 500 9th 81.
Evening star., 1925-08-22

I FdIHr 6nS TO TOURING I 1925: large six run
FORD CoUPE-U.ed 8 mos looks and run 5
Is - r, spj -. -. OF terms. LlHc. o-pt.
Evening star., 1925-08-22

DODGE to'irirr. 1874, n Al condition;
terms SIS 10th st. ne.
Evening star., 1925-08-22

FORD TUDOR SEDAN. 1875 new about
two weeks old. Balloon tire equipment. with
extra tire and many extras. Substantial ]
saving for Quick sale. Convenient terms
Lambert Hudson Motors Company. l72@ J.