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New Britain herald., 1925-10-07
TOO MANY HUSBANDS
 SPOIL NEBO'S BLISS
Asks Court to Set Aside Marriage to Mary
 Howard"

Carl Nebo, resident of this city for many years, has asked the su- perior court to set aside his mar rlage to Mary Howard Nebo, claim Ing she is a much married woman, having two other husbands.
 Carl began an action of divorce several months ago through the law firm of Nair &s Nair. He alleged un- faithfuIness on the part of his wife and cited records from police de- partments in other cities. After the complaint had been filed in court, the plaintiff confirmed his suspicion that his spouse had previously been wed and produced wedding certiti- cates from Vernon and Middletown purporting to show two previous marital ventures on the part Of his wife. An amendment to the com plaint filed by Nalr & Nair, alleges she married William Penfield of Portland at Middletown, March 16, 1909, and then married Charles r.. Walker of Vernon, September E.. 1911. She married Nebo, October 6, 1918, at Hartford.
 Nebo claims those who preceded him as husbands of Mary are living and have not been divorced.
 At the time she married PenAeld, Mary gave her age as 21, her home address as Portland. her parents as John Howard and Mary A. Maloney and said the marriage was her first. according to allegations in the writ.
 When she married Walker, her age was given as 23, her residence as Hartford her parents names Will liam Howard and Emma Williams. She said the marriage was her first.
 In her marriage to Nebo she also declared the marriage to be the first.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-07
VOlstead to Get Job as
 Prohibition Legal Adviser

St. Paul, Oct. ' Wl-The Pioneer Press says Andrew J. Volstead. father of the prohibition law, will be appointed head of the legal de- partment of the northwest dry en- forcement district by General W. F. Rhinow. regional director, arocrd- ing 10 advisers of General Rhino.
 "Air. Volstead will bear the title of legal adviser" the paper says.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-07
POSTAL RECEIPTS GAIN

Washington, Oct. : Ps-Septembcr postal receipts at fifty selected post offices amounted to S2S,551,4S5, Postmaster General New announced today the total being an increase of S2,65s,756 or 1925 per cent over September a year ago.
 Jacksonville led the fifty cities with an increase of Se.S7 per cent. Hartford was fourth with "2.66 per cent.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-07
No runs, one hit, no errors,


 Pittsburgh-Smith up. Flied out to Joe Harris. Meadows up. The Pittsburgh folks cheered their hero. Foul strike 1, ball l, ball 2, ball 3: Meadows got base on balls. Moore up. Ball l, strike ], foul strike ?, ball 2; Moore hit into double play. Peck to Judge.
 No runs, no hits, no errors.
 Fourth Inning
 Senators-Stan Harris up. Harris was hit by pitched ball. Goslin up, ball l. strike 1, strike 2 (Nead- ows fed Goslin nothing but curvcs) [, ball ?. Grantham took Goslin's liner and doubled Stan Harris at first. Judge up, strike 1. ball 1; out, Moore to Grantham. Meadows threw nothing but curve balls the entire inning. No runs, no hits, no errors.
 Pittsburgh-~Carey up, strike 1, strike ?, strike 3. Carey struck out on three pitched balls. Cuylcr up, strike l. CuyIcr got hit over the middle bag. It was the second hit off Johnson. Barnhart up, strike 1, ball 1, strike ? (Cuyler was rnn down between first and second). strike 3, Barnhart famed, No runs, one hit, no errors.
 Fifth Inning
 Senators-Joc Harris up. Joe Harris got a hit to deep short Bluege up, ball l; singled into left, Joe Harris stopping at second. Peck up, strike ], four, strike ,; Morrison is no warming up for Pittsburgh. Peck singled into left, Harris going to third and Blucge to second, The bases were filled and no one was ont. Ruel up, ball 1, four strike 1, strike ?, Euel famed. Johnson up. The Pittsburgh infield played back to try for double play. Strike 1. Some spectators hoppcd over the boxes md the game was halted until the field was cleared. Strike 2. John son also struck out. The crowd was frantic. Rlce up, strike l, ball 1, strike .. Toe Harris and Bluege scored on 3icc's single to center. Peck went 0 second. Stan Harris up, four strike 1. ball |, ball 2, strike foul. Traynor threw out tSan Harris at irst. Two runs, four hits moi er- ors. Pittsburgh opened her half of the fifth with a home run by Traynor.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-07
ACCIDENT ON PIKE
Bridgeport Woman Sent To Hospital With Broken Nose When Car Oyerturns On Milford Road.

New Haven, Oct. z pl-Ovcrturn- ing of an automobile while travel ling over the Milford turnpike today sent Julia Warzo, Fl Cherry street, Bridgeport. 10 the hospital with d broken nose and possibly q skull fracture, Steve Warzo. her son, had an injury 10 his head: her husband, Gazzy, had a cut on the scalp, and a man named Geber. of Landport street. Bridgeport, had broken leg.
 The patients reached the New Ha- ven hospital about II o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-07
Forced Down Four Times
 In Flight to Seattle

Seattle, Oct. UP -- After being forced down four times on her way from San Francisco, the naval sea- plane PB-1 was at Sand Point to- day.
 Forest fire smoke compelled the plane to land at Port Angeles Sun day after flying from Astoria, Ore. there a new engine was installed. The plane's flight today from Port Angeles to Sand Point, a distance of 70 miles, took an hour because of heavy fog.
 The plane is to be remodelied here.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-07
30 MILLION DOLLAR
 COAL FIRM MERGER
Chicago and Eastern Capitalists
 Back Gigantic Deal
IRON co. MAKES PURCHASE
Bon Air Coal and Iron Corporation to Acquire Properties of Tenn. Cons. Coal Co. and Chattanooga Gas and Coke.

Nashville, Tenn. Oct. ' Rl-A merger of coal companies involving a sum of approximately S30,O00,0 and backed by large capital in Chi cago and several eastern cities, was announced today In the purchase by the Bon Air Coal and Iron Corpor- alton of the properties of the Tenn essee Consolidated Coal company and the Chattanooga Gas and Coke con- pany.
 The price to be paid for each of these big industrial properties will be Sl,250 00o, the sale of Chattanooga Coke and Gas company being sub- Ject to ratification by its stockhold- CTS before October 20.
 Other Cos. In Merger.
 Other companies which will form the giant merger are the J. J. Gray, Jr.. Foundry, Rockville, Tenn, al ready acquired by the Bon Air com- pany, and the Southern FeIro- lloys company, owning plants at Chatta- nooga and Cleveland, Tenn. The deal for the latter company has not been consummated, it was announced, but it is expected that its properties will be acquired.
 The deal was consummated by William J. Cummins, vice president and general manager of the Bon Air company. Negotiations extended over a period of 12 months. In the new corporation, MT. Cummins will be chairman of executive commit tee. The merger is to become effec- tive not less than 10 years after he acquired the Bon Air company.
 Those in Deal.
 Those associated with Mr. Cum- mins in the new company are re- garded as three of the greatest cap- tains of industry in the east and north. They are William Wrigley, Jrr of Chicago, Colonel Jacob Rup- pert. of New York, and John McE. Bowman. of New York.
 IL is the hope of Mr. Cummins to provide steady demand for the raw material of each of the companies combined and to reduce the operat- ing costs by buying raw materials from one or the other of the con- panies involved in the deal.
 Chemical by-products from the production of coal Is said to be one of the activities of the new corpor- ations.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-07

upon transportation and stated that We have got to use every possible use of aviation If We are going to maintain New England supremacy"
 Pointing out problems which he said have faced New Britain con cerns from time to time and which he said sometimes seriously bother the Trumbull Electric Mfg. Co.,, of which he is the head, the states chief executive called attention to the advantage of sending light ship ment 10 supplement a big order by air "1f we can get there first we can sell the goods and thus complete big job, otherwise the customer will buy where he can get his mer-
 (Continued on Page ID
New Britain herald., 1925-10-07
KILLED IN AUTO CRASH

Birmingham, Mass, Oct. R- Mrs. Mary Sheehan of Cambridge died at the Birmingham hospital today from injuries sustained an hour before in South. Sudbury when the automobile in which she and her husband had started for Florida was overturned after col liding with another car at a street corner. Mir. Sheohan wae slightly hurt.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-07
Colonial Air Lines
 Gets Govt. Contract

Washington. Oct. ' U2l-Awards of the air mail services first con- tract routes were mades today by Postmaster General New and in- cluded the New York Boston route 10 Colonial air lines Inc. Nauga- tuck, Conn.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-07
ARRESTED FOR ASSAULT

Sam Fernsriiie of S4 Lafayette street was arrested on Main street this afternoon by Sergeant John J. King after he Is alleged to have as- saulted Louis Buchillo of sSo Elm street, fellow workman. Both men were engaged in construction work near the railroad crossing.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-07
Stallings Not to Manage
 Cubs, Veeck Says Today

Chicago. Oct. tF9 -- President William Neeck of the Chicago Cubs has denied that George Stallings, manager Of the Rochester Interna- tional league would be named man. ager of the Chicago team. as indi- cated in reports from New York.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-07
BoNIB SHIP EXpLoDEs

Bordeaux, France, Oct. : 0F.-A ship laden with bombs destined for the French troops in Morocco ex- ploded in Bordeaux harbor today. There are many wounded.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-07
APPLE TREE BLOSSOMS

New York, Sept, : dp-In defiance of the chill autumn blasts sweeping in from the sound, an apple. tree is blooming on the farm of F. c. Rapp, of st. Albans, L. l., in ali the vernal hardness of spring.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-07
Permitted To Score On Ground Rules When Ball Hits Edge of Grandstand Walter Johnson And Lee Meadows Start Game As Opposing Mounds men.
TRAYNOR KNOCKS
 HOMER IN FIFTH
Innings 2 8 4 $ 6 z 8 9 Senators 0 0 0 2 Pirates Q o 0 0
BASEBALL EXTRA TODAY

Immediately upon the Conclu- sion of the game this after noon The Herald will publish a baseball extra, giving an account of the game play by play and a complete box score
New Britain herald., 1925-10-07
one mt, no errors.
 Third Inning

senators-Ruel up. Traynor rob bed Ruel of two base hit with a 1eaping catch of hard hit ball. Johnson up. Strike 1. strike 2. ball T. bail .. ball 8; Johnson went out. Wright 10 Grantham. Rice up. Rice got a single Into right. Stan Harris up. Mead ~9s tried to get Rice off first. Ball 1. ball :; Rice was picked off first Meadows to Grantham.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-07

Average Daily Circulation For w., Week .ls Ending 1o1Qc
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-13
Helen Wills Has
Taken Up Golf

. BERKELEY, Jan. 13. - Helen
Wills, national and Olympic tennis
champion, has fallen a victim of the
pernicfous golf bug.
~ She has armed herself with q bag
Of clubs and now almost every day
is dividing the time she used to
give to tennis with the royal and an
Clint game.
Playing on Berkeley links she al
ready has attracted attention with
the accuracy of her shots and the
steadneSs Of her nerve.
The training she has given her
eye in playing tcnbis plus her ma
tural and somewhat Wcanny ability
rs an athlete together with the i'm
perturbable temperament which has
won. for her the title of "littie pok-
CT face" ON the tennis courts, have
given her an excellent start at golf.
Her father, who usually docs the
talking for Helen, affirms that she
is playing 9jnst Because its u good
chance for her
But :. Pop Fuller, who with her
father is ldrgely responsible for de-
vcloping Miss Wills as u tennis play
er, is 4 little more enthusiastic.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-13
FIGHTS, FIGHTERS
AND THE RESULTS

Ph1adeiplia-i1ddie Martin, new
bantam champion, won Il ten round
decision from Tommy Murray, Phi
ladclpbia, in an unsatisfactory bout.
Carl Trcmaine, Cleveland bantam
weight, won q ten round decision
from PatzyS Wallace, Philadelphia.
Memphis Sammy Mandell, Rock
fprd lightweight, stopped Charley
Feraca. New Orleans, in the sixth
round when Feraei 5 seconds tossed
ID towel
Miami, Fla.-Young Striking,
Georgia light heavyweight, out.
pointed Hugh Walker, Kansas City
heavyweight, in . TN round bout.
Cincinnati Charley Weincrt,
Newark heavyweight, knocked out
jack Dowucy, Columbus. in the
third round. Weipcrt was almost
Knocked out in the firs. round.
Montrcal-Bobby Garcia, feather
weight champion of the United
States army, won ten round deci-
sion from Leo Roy, Canadian
champion.
Duluth, Minn.-Cowboy Padgett
was awarded the dseision in ten
round bout over Ray Ryan here hast
night on foul. The foul occurred
in the ninth round.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-13
HUGHES FOREIGN
POLICY WILL NOT
UNDERGO CHANGE
By unitea press Lensed wIre

s.. WASHINGTON, Jan. 13.-- En-
largement and development of See
rotary of State Huges' foreign poll
cies will be undertaken by the next
administration to meet new devel-
opments in the foreign situation, a
spokesman for President Coolidge
said today.
No basic changes in policies, how
ever, is contemplated. In relation
to the Russian situation, it was point
ed out that the Russian people have
made progress since 1923, when the
President fully stated his attitude
on the subject of recognition. Mr..
Coolidge was described, as hopeful
that the Russian situation will de-
velop more rapidly in the future.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-13
MORTENSEN WILL
WRESTLE MILLER
HERE NEXT WEEK

Fred Mortensen, the wrestling
carpenter" who surprised wrestling
fans throughout Southern California
when he threw "Bull" Montana
twice last Tuesday night, has ac-
ceptcd the challenge Of Orlando
Miller of San 'Bernardino for a
match next Tuesday night at the
Palace theater.
Miller is rated as one of the best
men in the game, although he is
only a youngster of %. He has
won his last 20 contests and ac-
cording to press clippings, which he
has sent to Manager Brick of the
Palace theater, Miller has thrown
Bull" Montana twice i'll 26 min
utes.
His def to the winner of the
Northumberland match ! a st
week was welcomed by Mortensen,
who said he would like to take on
the young man and show him what
real wrestling is. Mortensen has
heard considerable of Miller but
has never seen him in action, and
confidently believes that he can
take next week s match.
Manager Brick has been badly
bitten by tho wrestling bug and
is lining up things for ar return
bout between Bull j." Montana and
Mortensen, with Il $1,000 sdebet
which was offered by Montana, fol
lowing his defeat by Mortonsen
There is also "A possibility that Adj
Sahtelle recognized as the. light
heavyweight champion, may 4bc
brought here to w1esf1e Moften5en..
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-13
Reserved Seats
Put on Sale For
the Junior Play

Reserved seats were placed on
sale today at Loynd' 8 drug store
for the Junior Class play TO be
given at Central High school audi
torium on Friday and Saturday ev-
enings of this week. Much inter-
est has been aroused over tho play
E" $685." for WHICH rehearsals have
been going on for some time, un-
der the direction of Mr.. and Mrs.
Cooper MacMurray, experienced
dramatists.
Some splendid high school talent
will be featured in the production
and the high school orchestra will
furnish music for the occasion.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-13
ESSgsa Blood Pressure.
CfarOnac Indigestion, diabetes,
Rgssa D0wsa Condition

"AGmel has done wonders for me"
lin treatment of Brights DiscaSc)
writes Toronto man, I'VE have
had ten days test of Agmcl on our
tcn-ycar old boy, with most remark
able results" (kidney trouble) writes
another. a man with high blood
rrcssure writes Reduced my blood
pressure from ,179 to las in one
week" A physician writes, regard
ine his patient Before he began TAX
ing AGmel the amount of sugar in
his urine was 005G5a to 3.5%o. Since
the first week Of Agmcl treatment
| have failed to find any sugar pres
-cnt." Another physician, answering
the question of bis patient, writes
MY experience with Agmel covers
only two cases. One a case of dia-
bctcs-this case is an apparent cure
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-13

GROUNDED
BY United Press leased wire

CHATHAM, Mass, Jan. l3.-The
U. S. submarine SIG, with an cs-
timated crew of SO men aboard, is
grounded on sandbar seven miles
north of here, according to an SOS
picked up by the Chatham radio
station at 1850 a. m. today.
The location of the submarine
was described as five miles south
of Naussan Beach light.
Two coast guard cutters have
been ordered to the assistance of
the stranded submarine.
1t was understood the $40 ground
cd on sand bar during heavy
fog aud high wind last night and
that her position offshore was some
what obscured by heavy sea. The
submarine reported beng about
two thirds submerged.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-13

FOR SALE-Chcap, used furniture.
227 North Seventh. Ste
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-13
Mixed Matches
Are Fr0Wned On
By umsted Press Leased Wire

Los ANGELES, Jan. 13.-Mix-
ed matches are thing of the past
in California, according to a deci-
sion announced here late yesterday
by Seth Strelinger, chairman OF tho
state boxing commission. .55,
In granting Il temporary. permit
to the Assembly Auditor-Iin. 4 club
located in tie heart Of the colored
district Of Los Angeles, Strelinger
made it plain that the commission
would frown on bouts between
blacks and whites. The new club
will stage its first shown on We'd
nesday night, ]asuary 2l.
Promoters of the Assembly club
assured the commissioner that their
program would consist entirely of
bouts between eolored performers.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-13
HENDERSON is
SLATED TO GO
TO COLU MBlA
Formal Statement to Be
Given Within Few
Days
By United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, Jan 13.-
Coach Knute Rockne, Notre Dame
mentor, has accepted contract as
coach at the University of Southern
California, succeeding ELMER c..
Henderson, according to a "semi-
official information published
here today.
Henderson, it is stated; will GO
to Columbia University as head
coach.
Warren Bovard, comptroller of T..
S. c., and II. j. Stonier, secretary
and treasurer, conferred with
Rocknc yesterday in San Francisco
ii was reported.
Graduate Manager CwHnn Wilson
refused to confirm the report, but
did admit there woud be some for
nal statement within ten days.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-13
LONG BEACH MAN
is FAIALLY BURNED
by United Press Leased Wire

LONG BEACH, Jan. 13.-Ted
Camp, laborer at the Triangle Re
finery, Signal Hill, was possibly
fatally burned last night when Il
gasoline stiil exploded, setting fire
to his clothes. II. Powell working
with Camp, was seriously burned.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-13

in thirty days. The other, a case of
a man of affairs who was nervous,
had gastric trouble, constipation, etc,
His wife was in about The same con
dition. They arc like a pair of kids
now"
What Agncl has done for others it
can do for you. 1t is a ccrrcctiyc
tood-tonic--not drug.
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Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-13
|TODAY'SWANT ADS

kATES:-The rate for inserting
Prepaid Classified or Liner Adver-
tisements in the Imperial Valley
Press is l cent per werd each inser-
tion, Minimum charge 25 cents.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-13
THE PRESS CT CLASSlFIED SECTION
For S0lc-i.eaI Estate

FOR SALT room house. with I
acre land, or will trade for city
property. Eel Centre or Brawley.
Inquire 232 North Fourth ST., Ell,
Cehtro. l2t6
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-13
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

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WA,NTED-To buy 2 to 4 hundred
laying hens. White Leghorns pre-
fcrred. j. c. Nicely, Rte. A, Box
AZ. Imperial, Cal. 1910
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-13

EOE SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
--Geuerally fair tonight and Wed
nesdaN Slightly warmeg IL the in
terror lonlgAt
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-13

The School of Medicine the leading Medical Journal of
Mexico speaking ofAguame Agme) said in an editorial
in 1912 1t the only substance known up the present
time in the whole world, having the power to radically
and permanently overcome.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-13
BgsSglat's Disease

EERETOFORE sufferers from Brights Disease, Diabetes
~ Blood Pressure and other ailments have travelled from
all parts of the world certain district of Mexico
where they could parake of the healing of the Mguey plant
This sap its natural few hours time There
way of preventing this without destroying health giving
elements After fourteen of experimentation method of
evaporation has been discovered by which this sap be
concentrated and kept indefinitely without esscnng any
degree it's healing effect So "Agme go the
world and perform the healing it has done at home
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-13
For Saic-MisceiianeOus

FOR SALE-Furnituro and lease,
"A room rooming house. Inquire
232 North Fourth St., Ell Centro.
12t6
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-13

EXPERIENCED truck or tractor
driver wants work. Box TAO. 1878
WHITE Woman wishes work as
cook or general housework, pre-
fer restaurant or ranch. Press
Box 494. 1918
WANTED--Listings of city and
county property. No initiation, Ca
lexico and El Centre to exchange
for San Diego. Income and resi-
dence. A. D. Piersall, 800 f. st.
San Diego. 10t4
YOUNG LADY wishes general
housework. Apply 123B So. 9th
Ninth st. 9t5
WANTED-To buy feeder hogs.
Jack Houser, 4 mile east of Main
st. Box Is, Ell Centre. Stl0
WANTED-You our IIundry work. 1856
West Sixth ST., Imperial Calf. 4
22t26
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-13

FOR SALE Furniture and three
years lease on apartment house
III FL Centre. Income $400 per
month, cheap rent and is a mon
ey maker. o. w. Afflerbaugh,
Edgar Bros. Realty Co. iOt6
HOUSES FOR SALE-We have a
good q room house, furnished, well
located, possession AS hours, easy
terms.
5 rooms, modern, Holt Ave, worth
$4,000 will sell for $4,000. This is
a snap.
Six rooms just completed, new.
A fine home, easy terms. o. w.
Afflerbaugh, Edgar Bros. Realty
Co. 1Ot6
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-13
Another Victim
Claimed by Gas

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 13.--whilc
health department. officials labored
IN campaign of education against
carbon monoxide gas, Mrs. Zola
Wright, 26, died at the Receiving
hospital today, poisoned by fumes
generated by Il small gas heater ii
her bedroom.
The fatality brings the carbon
monoXide casualty total for this ci-
ty up TO 20 for the past few weeks.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-13
The Weather
By United rress Leased Wire

FOR Los ANGELES AND VI
ClNITN-Fair tonight aud Wcdnos-
day with moderate temperature.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-13

FOR SALE--New houses built to
SUIT, on easy terms. One good
house to trade for San Diego re-
sldence lots. Several buys in
good farm land. S. j. Anker, Bar
bara Worth Bldg, Ell Centre. 1918
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-13

FOR SAIE-At bargain. Modern
d room house, furnished or unfur-
nlshed. Reasonable terms. III
Orange. l2tf
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-13

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-Nice
little home, 5 rooms and bath,
completely and nicely furnished,
lawn trees, garage fenced. Cor
ncr Fourth and Hamilton, paved
street. Will sell for $4,000 cash
or trade for San Diego or Ocean
Beach house and pay any differ
ence, or viii sell house vacant
for $4,000 half cash. Balance $35
per month. Real bargain and
won't take a nickle less than
above price 740 South Fourth st.
Off
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-13

FOR SALE-Alfaifa hay $50 in
field, baled $3.50. l mile south
west Heber. Henry Weiss. l2tL
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-13

FOR SALE-Choap, large lot, three
room house. SmaI payment down.
After Z p. N. at S33 El Centric
Ave. 12t3
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-13

The Garden Grove, Orange Coun.
ty, walnut association paid its nem-
bers this year Sl52,QOO.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-13

EXPERIENCED truck or tractor
driver wants work. Box TAO. 1918