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Evening star., 1926-06-02
SENATE APPROVES
j GALLAT|N STATUE
Passes Resolution to Honor
Head of Treasury in Early
Days of Republic.

The Senate this afternoon passed a
Of a statue to Albert Gallatin, one of
the early Secretaries of the Treasury,
in the grounds Of the Treasury De-
partment Building. The resolution
now goes to the House for action.
The resolution was adopted after
Senator Walsh. Democrat, OF Montana
had given an interesting account OF
the brilliant career of Gallatin as a
member of Congress, as Secretary of
the Treasury and as representative Of
the United States IN several foreign
countries. The statue is to be pre-
Eented to the Government by an as
sociation now being formed, and the
resolution authorized an appropriation
OF $4,000 for the erection OF a
pedestal on which to place 1t. The
resolution suggests that the statue he
located at the north entrance To the
building. but leaves the final decision
to the Fine Arts Commission.
Senator Walsh pointed out that the
statue of Alexander Hamilton stands
at the south end of the Treasu and
that. like Hamilton, Gallatin was a
genius of finance" lie served Il
under jefferson and Madison, the
longest term of any head of that de
partment. I
Gallatin was a native of Geneva.
but came to this country in 1880 at
the age of ~ wears and settled in
western PENNSYLVANIA.
Senator Walsh said he lived to he
50 wears old and during his long and
useful career as a citizen of the United
States he served for short time In
the Senate. several terms in the
House and for about q quarter of a
century az head of the Treasury and
diplomat abroad.
HE had no sympathy for the idea
that national debt is national
blessing said Senator Walsh. and
during his service in the Treasury he
sought in every possible way to keep
down the debt of the United States
Senator Walsh said he thought it
was fitting that his memory should
he preserved by statue near the
great institution over which he pre-
sided for so many years.
Evening star., 1926-06-02
WELD FOR GRAND JURY
IN SHOOTING OF WIFE

August HaaE of 1211 Sixteenth h
street northeast. charged with shoot
Ing his wife. Irene Haag Of Cottage
Hill northeast. was held for the &C
tion of the grand jury on bond of
$500 following a preliminary hear
ing in Police Court today before Judge
Robert F.. Mattingly.
Mrs. Haag was seated in a porch
swing at her residence May ~ in the
company of former hoarder. John
Rupert, when. without warning, IA
pistol was discharged twice out of
the darkness, the bullet striking her
on the hip and leg.
Both she and Rupert claimed they
saw no one at the time, hut an al
legged threatening letter received by
her a short time before. said 10 have
been written by her husba nd from
whom she was separated, lent support
to the Government s claim that Haa g
was her asSa liant.
II also was testified that he lived
only few blocks away and had re
turned to his home a short time after
the shooting. HaaG entered a plea
OF absolutely not guilty"
Evening star., 1926-06-02

movement for increased wages. The
conference was called after a referen-
dunn vote Of the membership favored
the movement. The conference may
continue several days.
Meeting simultaneously, but sep
arately, q subcommittee of II general
chairmen Of the Brotherhood Of Loco
motive FTremep and Enginemen also
was discussing a wage increase move
ment.
The holding of the two meetings
here may indicate a joint request by
the engineers and firemen for ad-
vanced wages.
The meeting of the engineers in
augurates their action for increased
wages.
The amount to he asked. 1t is be-
lieved. Is approximately 81 day.
Evening star., 1926-06-02
NEW INSURANCE LAW.
Mexican Regulation of Companie.
to Be More Stringent.

MENICO CITY, JYne R).-The
regulations for the new insurance law
have been officially promulgated, and
the law thereby becomes effective. Ii
requires all insurance companies.
both Mexican and foreign. to secure
permits from the department Of in
duStry and commerce in order tn
operate.
Lengthy technical requirements
are prescribed with the intention of
safeguarding policy holders by gov
ernment supervision of the finances
of the companies. Any company not
complying with the law will he con-
sdered guilty OF fraud.
Evening star., 1926-06-02
Missouri to Keep
COnvicts Off Air
As Radio SOlOists
By the Associated Press.

CLEVELAND, June 2.-There
will be no more individual broad
casting by inmates of Missouri
State Penitentiary
Frank f., kinball. secretary of the
Missouri State Board of Charities
and Corrections. attending the ma
tiona! Conference OF Social York
here, said yesterday that Missouri
learned n lesson from Harry Snod-
grass, king of the worries"
The radio followers of Snodarass
literally bomba rded the State Par
don Board for his release, kimball
said. so individual c"nvicts Will he
kept off the air in the future. We
NAV broadcast the Prison Band
again, but we are through with
soloists.''
Evening star., 1926-06-02
ROBBERY is ADMITTED.
James L. Jackson Held on $1,000
Bond in Police Court.

Apprehension of James l.. Jackson
by Policeman Alec F'riedherg of the
fourth precinct as the former was
about to leap from a window May 90
resulted In his plea of guilty in Police
Court today To the charge of house
breaking. He was held for the action
of the grand jury on a bond of 81 900.
The home entered was apartment
101. .39 Newton street. the reSiden
of Joseph A. Donaldson. A suit of
clothes and two fountain pens were
taken
Evening star., 1926-06-02

lawn by the virginia State Battlefield
Markers Association, which contri.
butes the first to each community.
1t commentaries the second battle Of
Winchester, June 1918. 1853 The
marker will be unveiled Saturday
afternoon. The presentation will be
made by Gen. Robert M. Colvin,
Harrisonburg, Va, representing the
association, and received by Mayor
Julian F.. Ward. A short memorial
address will be delivered by City
Solicitor Philip Williams.
Evening star., 1926-06-02
HISTORIC HOME SAVED.
Place Where Confederacy Sscrs-
tary Hid Will Be Preserved.

BRADENTON, Fla, June ~
The historic mansion where Judah
Philip Benjamin, Secretary Of the Con
federacy, took refuge during the Civil
War is to he preserved as a memorial
by the Daughters Of the COnfederacy.
Benjamin, when General Robert p.
Lee surrendered, hid in secret cham
ber in the rear Of large fireplace
1t was directly from this home that
Benjamin finally fed to England. to
escape the hardships of reconstruction
daVS
Evening star., 1926-06-02
ENGINEERS MAY ASK
81 A DAY WAGE RAISE
General Chairmen Of Brotherhood
Meeting in Cleveland to De-
eide on Proposed Plea.

BY the Associated Press.
CLEVELAND. Ohio, June 2.-Three
hundred general chairmen of the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
met here today to consider a proposed
Evening star., 1926-06-02
ALIENS WIN DECISION.

citizenship to aliens on the sole
ground that they claimed exemption
from military service during the war
is ''unwarranted by law" the United
States Circuit Court of Appeals
ruled in decision handed down to-
6av
Evening star., 1926-06-02

This amount recently was asked in
Joint movement by the Brotherhood
of Trainmen and the Order Of Rail-
way Conductors.
The Switchmen's Union of North
America also asked a wage increase.
Evening star., 1926-06-02

fare council Of Chile have proved so
successful in solving the housing prob
lens of the poor that r large number
that will be modern and sanitary will
be hnilt in Santiago and XalparaiSO
Evening star., 1926-06-02
BATTLE MARKER PLACED.

Winchester Mem0rial Commence
rates Event of June 1915, 1858.
Special Dispatch to The Star.
WINCHESTER, Va, June 1.-The
first OF half dozen or more Civil
War battlefield markers to he erected
in Winchester and vicinity was pla aced
in pOsiti0n today on the City Hall
Evening star., 1926-03-28
CENTRAL-"Borrowed Finery :"

Borrowed F'inery" is announced as
the photoplay attraction at CrandalPs
Central Theater the first two days
of this week, beginning this after
noon, with a cast headed by Lou
Tellegen, Gertrude Astor and TriXie
FriganZa. The comedy will he Bobby
Vernon in Christie's Watch Out"
and the bill will be completed by other
short reels and pipe organ music.
Tuesday and Wednesday, Richard
Barthelmess in First Nationals pro-
duction. Just Suppose" adapted
from the play by A. L. Thomas, with
Lois Moran and Bijou Fernandez, also
Lloyd Hamilton in Careful. Please;
Thursday and Friday, steel Prefer
red," a romance of Americas great
industry, with Vera Reynolds. Will
liam Boyd, Hobart Bosworth, Helene
Sullivan, Nigel Barrie and William V.
Mong. together with Jimmie Arthur
in "My Stars; Saturday, Rod La
ROGUE in the title role of Brave
heart" adapted from the play
"Strongheart,' with Lillian Rich,
Robert Edeson. Tyrone Power and
Jean Acl1er supporting: also Earle
Foxe in Booth Tarkington's Van
Bibker" story, The Wrestler"
Evening star., 1926-03-28
AMBASSADOR-"The Dancer of
Paris "

Dorothy Mackaill, in the title role,
and Conway Tearle opposite, sup
ported by Robert Cain, Henry Wharf
and Paul Ellis, will be seen in First
Nationals film version of Michael
Arlen's The Dancer of Paris" at
CrandaIls Ambassador Theater the
first three days of this week, begin
ming this afternoon. The story is
one of gayety and social intrigue in
Paris. The bill will include a comedy.
news reels and pipe organ and ac-
compartments and solo interludes.
Wednesday and Thursday, The
Wanderer." Paramount's version of
othe play based on the Biblical parable
'of the prodigal son, directed by RaOul
Walsh, with Greta Nissen as Tisha
the temptress; William Collier, jr.. as
the prodigal; Ernest Terrence, Wal
lace Beery, Tyrone Power, kathlyn
Williams, Holmes Herbert and SnitZ
Edwards, augmented by an AeSop
Fable; Friday. Tom Moore, Bessie
Love. Harrison Ford, Norman Trevor,
Bobby" Watson, George Nash and
William B. Mack in Paramounts film
ing of George NJ. Cohan's THE Song
and Dance Man" the story of a bad
actor who finally found it out. also
Walter HERS, in Weak But willing;
Saturday, Don't" a Metro GoldwYn
production adapted from story by
Rupert Hughes, with Sally O'Neil,
John Patrick, Bert Roach and James
Morrison, also a Sennett comedy,
"Sportlight. and chapter play.
Evening star., 1926-03-28
T.AIiONIA.

Today and tomorrow. Leatrice Joy
in The Wedding Song Pathe News
and Our Gang comedy. Continuous
Sunday. from 3 pm. matinee Monday
at $3.50; Tuesday and Wednesday,, Is
theE Ralstor. Ford Sterling. Lawrence
Gray and Miss America" (Fay Ian
phier) in The American Venus con-
edy, Alice Day in cold Turkey
Thursday. Percy Marmont and Noah
Beery in Lord Jim and George Lew
in jest Fun, with Baby Marguerite
in song and dance numbers. Friday
Richard Talmadge in The Isle ue
Hope" Aesops Fable and second chan
ter, The Green Archer. Saturdav
Reginald Denny in oh, Doctor.
AesOp's Fable and comedy. MATINEE.
2l5; evening. continuous from > pm.
Evening star., 1926-03-28
Photoplays This Week
LINCOLN-"Just Suppose"

Just Suppose" starring Richard
Barthelmess, a romance concerning
the prince of a little European king
dom and a beautiful young American
girl, will be seen at the Lincoln The
ater for the first three days of this
week, beginning today. The scenes are
laid in the palace of the king abroad
and upon the estates of fashionable
Long Island. Ii was adopted from the
play by A. T.. Thomas and presents
Lois. Moran in the role opposite the
star. Lloyd Hamilton in Careful,
Please" will also be shown.
Wednesday and Thursday, Marie
Provost and Matt Moore in His Jazz
Bride the story of an avaricious
bride who almost ruins her husbands
financial prospects. also Ralph Graves
In Mack Sennett's, Good Morning,
Madam; Friday, Monte Blue in THE
Man Upstairs, supplemented by Alice
Day in Sennett's Love and Kisses"
and the Path Review; Saturday, THE
Song and Dance Man" George NJ.
Cohans comedy drama, with Tom
Moore IN the title role, supported by
Bessie Love. Harrison Ford, Bobby"
Watson. Norman Trevor. George Nash
and William b. Mack; also my
Swedie," starring Neal Burns, and
Casey of the Coast Guard" No. 6.
Evening star., 1926-03-28
PRINCESS.

Today and tomorrow, Rin.TinTin in
Below the Line" news reel and
Harry Landgon il His Marriage
Vow: Tuesday and Wednesday, Col
leen Moore in I'VE Moderns." and
OIIenry comedy, '"Transients in Ar
cadia": Tuesday, surprise night; Thurs
day, "fhe Best People, comedy and
amateur night; Friday, Bert Lytell in
Sporting Life" Charley Chase in
Isn't Life Terrible" news reel and
episode of The Green Archer" ,;
Saturday, Tom Mix in "Deadwood
Coach Jimmy Aubrey in Home
Scouts Aesop Fables and episode >
Of Battling Brewster"
Evening star., 1926-03-28
Will Stage Real Race.

the track, battling for the lead, when
suddenly the silver screen will rise.
and, before your eyes. the two horses
you saw but moment before in the
picture will appear on the stage, gal
looping to a lighting finish, urged on
by whip and spur. With a roar of
thudding hoofs and the whistle of air
through widespread nostrils, they'll
finish that race to smashing climax
Manager Sparrow has had the
horses and riders sent down from
New York to give Strand patrons the
kick of a real horse race, down the
home stretch with the gallant old
ruler of the track breaking his heart
to finish first
Evening star., 1926-03-28

To-day Richard BartheImess in 'Jf5-t
Suppose" and Lloyd Hamilton .H
Careful, Please; tomorrow, Claire
Windsor and Conrad Nagel i'm Dane
Madness" and Buster Brown comcdy
Tuesday Rod La Rocque in "Brare-
heart" and Cliff BoWes in Quick SER
ice. Wednesday, Marguerite de ia
Motto and Alan Forrest in Fifth A1r-
nuc" and Alice Day in Sennctt $
"Hotsy Totsy'' Thursday. Jacqucliur
Logan in Wages for Wives" and
comedy, The Heartbreaker"; F'ridal
Hoot Gibson in THE Arizona Sweep.
stakes. Jimmie Arthur in Fair Gu,
Foolish" and Hodge Podge": Safut
day, Monte Blue in THE Man Iu.
stairs" "Our Gang" in Good Chez
and casey Of the Coast Guard" No. .
Evening star., 1926-03-28
RAPHAEL.

Today Rudolph Valentino il
"Bobra." Adventures of Maize No. IL,
"A Snitch in Time" Aesop Fables;
tomorrow, Malcolm McGregor in
"Flaming Waters comedy; Tuesday,
Florence Eidor and Jack Holt in
THE Enchanted HILL" comedy. Fox
News, amateur night; Wednesday,
Alma Ruben and Edmund Love in
East Lynne comedy; Thursday,
Lewis Stone and Shirley Mason in
What Fools Men" comedy. and
Gift Shoppe; Friday. Irene Rich in
Lady Windermere' Fan comedy,
and professional night; Saturday.
Clara Bow in 1.-THE Scarlet West >"
comedy, Scarlet Streak" 10. J.
Evening star., 1926-03-28

HAVE you ever seen "a horse rac'
on the screen and wished that you
could see it in reality, with the breath
sobbing through the nostrils of the
horses as they dashed to Il finish?
Well, that wish will be granted at
the Strand next week. TWO living
race horses, ridden by living jockeys.
will finish on the stage in Il gripping
race begun in the picture, king of
the Turf"
The picture will begin as any movie
would, but when the big race starts,
you'll hear the beat of hoofs and the
snort of highly strung thoroughbreds.
The two leaders will be sweeping down
Evening star., 1926-03-28
AVENUE GRAND.

Today, Reginald Denny in What
Happened to Jones" and comedy; to-
morrow, Greta Nissen, Ernest Tor
renee and William Collier, jr.. in The
Wanderer" and Aesop Fable; Tuesday
and Wednesday, Florence Vidor and
Adolphe Menjcu in THE Grand Ouch
ess and the Waiter" and Sennett's
The Gosh Darn Mortgage; Thurs
day, Betty Compson in "The Palace of
Pleasure" Neal Burns in Run Tin
Can" and Hodge Podge'': Friday.
Jack Hoxie in The White Outlaw"
and comedy "A Flaming Affair; Sat
urday, Lon CLANCY in The Black
bird" juvenile comedy and Casey of
the Coast Guard" No. ,.
Evening star., 1926-03-28

sire" and AL ST. John i'm Rain ana
Shines; Wednesday, John Bowers and
Marguerite de La Motto in "The Peo-
pie VS.. Nancy Preston" and Walter
Hers in Weak But Willing; Thurs
day, Bebe Daniels in Lovers in Quar-.
antine" and comedy Friday. Lew
Cody and Norma Shearer in Ills So.
retary" and comedy; Saturday. Jas.
queline Logan in The Outsider" ana
Buster Brown comedy.
Evening star., 1926-03-28
APOLLO.

Today and tomorrow, Florence Vidor
and Adolphe Menjou in The Grand
Duchess and the Waiter" and Sen
nett's The Gosh Darn Mortgage;
Tuesday Ernest Terrence, William
Collier. ir., and Greta Nissen in THE
Wanderer" and Aesop Fable; Wednes-
day, Jacqueline Logan in Wages for
Wives" and comedy; Thursday, Tom
Moore and Bessie Love in THE Song
aud Dance Man" and comedy: Friday,
Betty Compson in "The Palace of
Pleasure" Hal Roach's "A Punch in
the Nose" and Hodge Podge"; Satur-
day, Reginald Denny in What Hap
pened to Jones'" comedy, "Lickety
Split" and Casey of the Coast Guard"
No 2
Evening star., 1926-03-28
CHEVY CHASE.

Today and tomorrow, Rim Tin Tin
(the wonder dog) in Tracked in the
Snow Country" Pathe Review, News
Events and Aesop's Fables; Tuesday,
Owen Moore, Madge Bellamy and
Bryant Washburn. The Parasite. +"
Mack Sennett's THE Iron Nag;
Wednesday and Thursday, Ihanez's
1.-THE Torrent" with Ricardo Cortez
and Greta Garbo, News Events: Fri
day, Fred Thompson, THE Bandit
Baby; Harry Langdon, Horace
Greedy, jr."; seventh chapter, Ace
of Spades; Saturday, Rudolph Shild-
Evening star., 1926-03-28

Today and tomorrow. Charles Ray
and Eleanor Boardman in Rex
Beach's Auction Block; Tuesday,
Percy .Marmont, Shirley Mason, Noah
Beery and Raymond Hatton in Lord
Jim: Wednesday, Leatrice Joy and
Robert Ames in THE Wedding Song;
Thursday and Friday, showings Z
and pm, Richard Cortez and Greta
Garbo in Ibanez's Torrent: Satur-
day, Norman Kerry in Lorraine of
the Lions; Sunday and Monday,
Blanche Sweet, Lois Wilson and Ben
Lyon in "Bluebeard's Seven Wives, "
and Charley Chaplin in idle Class" /"
Evening star., 1926-03-28
PARK

Today and tomorrow, Rudolph
Schildkraut and Kate Price in His
People" also Park news events:
Tuesday, Clara Bow. Frank keenan,
and Ford Sterling in My Lady's
Lips" Van Bibber comedy, THE Big
Dame Huncher," Pathe coIored re-
view and Gift Shoppe; Wednesday
and Thursday. Eleanor Boardman
and Charles Ray in THE Auction
Block" by Rex Beach; Dinky Doodle
in How the Camel Got His Hump"
and Park news events; Friday. double
feature, Cullen Lands and Ethei
Clayton in THE Mansion of Aching
Hearts" and Douglas Fairbanks in
Evening star., 1926-03-28
ELITE.

Today and tomorrow. Norma Shearer
in His Secretary" also comedy and
Pathe News; Tuesday and Wednes-
day, Gloria Swanson in stage
Struck" also comedy; Thursday,
"Richard the Lion Hearted" also
Pathe News; Friday, Lillian Gish in
"The White Rose" also comedy; Sat-
urday, Douglas Fairbanks in THE
Mark of Zorro" also comedy.
Evening star., 1926-03-28
LEADER.

Richard the Lion Hearted" q
story OF the twelfth century and the
holy crusade against the Mohamme-
dams, is the attraction for this week
announced by the Leader Theater.
An extraordinary cast is headed by
Wallace Beery and Douglas Fair
banks. Short subjects will be added
attractions,
Evening star., 1926-03-28

1.-THE Mollycoddle"; Saturday, double
feature, James oliver Curwood's
"rhe Ancient Highway" with Jack
Holt and Billie Love, and Mary Pick
ford in 1.-The Love Light" also chap
ter 2 of "The Green Archer" Shows
continuous ON Saturday from . pm;
on Sunday from p.m.)
Evening star., 1926-03-28
HPPODROME.

Today and tomorrow, Mae Murray
in "The Masked Bride" also Mack
Sennett comedy; Tuesday and We'd
nesday, Conrad Nagel and Claire
Windsor in Dance Madness" also
Van Bibber comedy and Pathe News; /;
Thursday and Friday, Lon CLANCY In
'The Blackbird," also comedy; Satur-
Evening star., 1926-03-28
CAROLINA.

Today and tomorrow, THE Scarlet
West" with Clara Bow; Tuesday.
Charles Ray in Bright Lights;
Wednesday, owen Moore and Con-
stance Bennett in Married" Thurs
day. Marie Provost in Seven Sin
ners": Friday, Kenneth Harlan in
The Fighting Edge; Saturday,
Monte Blue in The Man Upstairs
Evening star., 1926-03-28

national News: Friday. Pete Morrison
in Cowboy Grit" and Adventures
of Maizie" No. 10, Little Andy Loo
ney";; Saturday, Harry Carey in
"Driftin' Thru" comedy and Inter
national News, also matinee kiddie9'
sliSYfhe party.
Evening star., 1926-03-28
EMPIRE.

Today and tomorrow, Cullen Lands
and Dorothy Devore in THE Mid
night Flyer" and comedy; Tuesday.
George Walsh in The Prince of
Broadway" and comedy; Wednesday.
Ruth Roland in Dollar Down" and
comedy; Thursday, Bill Cody In THE
Fighting Sheriff." comedy and Inter
Evening star., 1926-03-28
Continued from Third Page)

fred Savoir, directed by Nal St. Clair,
and the cast includes Andre De Be
ranger, Dot Farley. Brandon Hurst
and William Courtright. Lucky
Stars" starring Harry Langdon; the
Pathe Review and pipe-org music
will round out the bill.
Tuesday and Wednesday, lbaneZ $
Torrent, directed by Monta Bell. with
Ricardo Ccrtez and Greta Garbo in the
leading roles. supported by Gertrude
Olmstead. Tully Marshall, Arthur
Edmund Carewe Edward Connolly
and Lucien Littlefield, also Bobby
Vernon in Watch Out" and the
Topics of the Day; Thursday and
Friday. Reginald Denny In Univer-
sails version of George Broadhursts s
play, what Happened to Jones" ;"
also a short comedy. The Fighting
Tailor: Saturday. Vera Reynolds,
William Boyd. Hobart Bosworth,
Charlie Murray and Ben Turpin in
steel Preferred" supplemented by
Juvenile comedy and a new chapter
play.
Evening star., 1926-03-28
SAVOY.

Today, Madge Bellamy and, Jack
Mulhall in THE Dixie Merchant" and
comedy; tomorrow, May McAvoy in
THE Road to Glory" Earle FoXe in
THE Big Game Hunter" and Pathc
Review; Tuesday, "Playthings of De
Evening star., 1926-03-28
HOME.

Today, Vera Reynolds and William
Boyd in "Steel Preferred" and Cliff
Bowes in "Quick Service; tomorrow,
Florence Vidor and Adolphe Menjou
in THE Grand Duchess and the Wait
er" and Billy Dooley in "a Salty Sap;
Tuesday. Lon CLANCY i'm 1.-THE Black
bird" and Buster Brown comedy;
Wednesday. Madge Bellamy and Jack
Mulhall in "'rhe Dixie Merchant" and
Clyde Cooke In What's the World
Coming To-; Thursday, May McAvoy
in THE Road to Glory" and comedy,
"The Fighting Tailor; Friday, Regi-
maid Denny IN what Happened to
Jones'" Aesop Fable and Pathe Re
view; Saturday, Jacqueline Logan in
THE Outsider" our Gang" in Mary,
Queen of Tots and Casey of the
Coast Guard" No. /.
Evening star., 1926-03-28

day, Douglas Fairbanks in His
Majesty the American" Maize" No.
IL and Pathe News
Evening star., 1926-03-28
CIRCLE.

kraut in. His People; Universal
comedy, Honeymoon Hotel"
Evening star., 1926-03-28

CAROLINA 11th & NC. Ave. Sc.
THE SCARLET
Evening star., 1926-05-08
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extra tire: S975.
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Terms If Desired.
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Evening star., 1926-05-08
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