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nearby Reduction Works at Great Falls. At the
present time, because Of the use of electricity
and also of fuel oil, coal requirements at the
Great Falls Works are negligible and what coal
is used is bought locally.
Down at WashOe, however, in the Bear Greek
field in Carbon county the company operates I'M
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1927-03-04

Great Falls-Sunburst Oil and Re-
filming company may bring natural
gas here from Kelvin field.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1927-03-04

Havre-Gas being delivered here
from Bewes field.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1927-03-04

MONTANA should mine only
one per cent of her immense
coal reserves of 4O9' billion tons,
the yield would be sufficient to
keep her population warm for
at least 1000 years.
However, Notwithstanding It's
abundance and ready available
ity, not an ounce of coal is burn,
fuel for power in any Of the coal
New Britain herald., 1927-03-18
Radio
Musical Instruments
Watches, Diamonds, jeWclry [

DIAMONDS AND WATCHES-Are our speciality at all times. The better grade lower prices. Himberg 6 Horn. 392 Main or 10 R. R. Arcade
 plAMONDS-Retail at wholesale prices investigate! T. Resnlck, manufactur- ing ieWeler a40 Main onnn l,nrnn1er
New Britain herald., 1927-03-18

FOR SALE-7 pc. dining room set. g DC. living room set. pc. bedroom set. Every piece ike new. bargain for one who walts good furniture. Call ll-6
New Britain herald., 1927-03-18
Suburban For Sal

MY family house for sale at 73 East Main St., in center of Plainville. all modern Improvements in f,st class condition. s. H. smith.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-18

HART ST, 20i-5 room tenement, all
 modern Improvements. Ina. on prem
 ises llART ST &r-a rnnta tni,rL,,ont
New Britain herald., 1927-03-18
MERCHANDISE
Suburban For Sale

PLAINyILLE-6 room single house, bath room. electric lights and water. one car garage. Price very reasonable. Easy teams. Tel. 1s9-3. PLAINVILLE--6 room cottage with all Improvements and 3 extra building lots Price $500. small cash. ? min utes from center. P. Denuzze. 476 Main st. Tel, 4SiS or i5s72. at center. ? family house and ] store, car garage. good investment. Price sl3.000. Buy at 10 % basis. ?. Denuzze, i7s Main St. Tel 43fS-t5ST-e,
 PARK sT.--3 cottages, modern Improvements. oak floors fire place. Tel 9i9 mornings or evenings. PLAINVILLE--7 room cottage with all modern Improvements. acres Of land right on trolley line. Price s6,ooe. New England Real Estate Co.. i75 Main St. Tel 4S75-56S.
 NVILLE-Bungalow with 5 rooms and bath on lower floor, spare rooms upstairs. All improvements with gas, water, electricity. telephone and gar age. Large lot 50 feet front. Attrac- tive home uelghborhood and price; one block east of Pennington road and near New Britain road. 45 Trumbul Ave Tel. l9S.
 Real Estate Wanted S7 BUILDING wanted. Desirable loca- ton Ina, 17s Arch St. WANTED-2 tenement house on High St Call or write 10 L. R. Wolski. r. 0. Box 5So, Tel. f39i,
New Britain herald., 1927-03-18

sale. s rooms. all Improvements. 10 minutes from center, big yard. fruit trees owner leaving city. Price s7 500 Small cash down, Box l4-B, Herald nllintA
New Britain herald., 1927-03-18

H HARTFORD AVE, 2l%--3 tenement house for sale, ls rooms, all improve menta, Very good bargain sS.5O0. Must be sold inside of 12 days. Apply D. J. Ales Agency. 133 Main St.. Bristol. Phone ll53
New Britain herald., 1927-03-18
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Agrnts-Real \ Estate
Building Lots For Sale

II. J. FOiREN-Roal Estate X Insurance. 1"3 Main St., Room II. Tel. l790.
 Building Lots For Sale 81 BUILDING LOTS-Piainvtle. Pinehurst Manor. carefully restricted. all conven- tentes Prices reasonable and terms easy. The John Cooke Co.,. Neri Block, Plainytlle. Phone 36G-3. JEROME ST.-2 building lots for sale. P, Denu.ze. 476 Main St. Tel. 4343 or 45S7-2.
 TRACT OF LAND-Idoal- for chicken farm or home site. Call Mrs. Helen Oster, Slater road.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-18

ELM sT.-2 family house 6 rooms to floor; steam heat, two car garage A real bargain. Rabinow-Easchkow Real EState O.. SO3 Main St Phone IBID.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-18

FRANCIS ST. 113--New 7 room hunga- low, 2 car garage, all modern im- provements. Call 115 Francis St. Tel. 3S6t.R
New Britain herald., 1927-03-18
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Houses For Sale

HOUSE FOR SALES tenements- IA rooms, lot 66xl55, at 2is Glen St. 0.500.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-18
Wanted-TO Rent

WANTED TO RENT-Tencmcnt. central and only 5 rooms. Must be heated,
 Ist or 2nd floor. Two adults. Box 32-B.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-18


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New Britain herald., 1927-03-18
Houses For Sale

ROXBuRY ROAD--2 fam fly corner house. just completed; two car garage; best ot material and work manship used throughout Can be had on a good paying basis. Rabinow Easchkow Real Estate Co.,. 3O3 Main St Phone lSIO
New Britain herald., 1927-03-18

OFF WEST MAIN ST.--2 family house, 10 rooms, very good location ? car garage. Price $500, small cash. P. Denuzze. 416 Main St. Tel. 4343 or 45Si-2.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-18
Business Places For Rent

Business Places For Rent 70 EAST ST, 5l3-Automobile repairing shop. Room for IS cars and gasoline pump. Ina. E. Marholin, Sl Dwight St Tel. 36o7. HARTFORD AVE- stores two and room apartments. steam heated, for rent reasonable. Apply 97 Hartford Ave.
 TAILOR SHOP-For sale or rent Room r, Packard Bldg, Tel. s716-J or 1885. YARD EOOM-To rent, Ina. J. McCabe Lee St.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-18

HAYWOOD ST. 2s3--s room flat and garage all modern Improvements on
 lst floor. Vacant April l. Ina. 2nd floor. Phone A52l-4
New Britain herald., 1927-03-18
Warm Spring Days Are Here ---Freshen Up the Home
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and Tenements

, JUBILEE ST, 6e-2 teaements, rooms, all Improvements on Hartford car line. Price s26 and $15
New Britain herald., 1927-03-18
Mortgages

MONEY TO LOAN-Second mortgages. Schult1 & Costello. PAP Main street.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-18
FINANCIAL
Money Loaned

MONEY LoANED-On watches dIa. monds. jewelry. Bargains in unredeem
 ed pledges. New Britain Loan O., 6s Lafayette St. Bessie Feingold. Prop,
New Britain herald., 1927-03-18

HAYWOOD ST, 139-2nd floor, rooms with sun parlor, all modern improve ments Apply to 125 Arch St. Tel. 3473-5
New Britain herald., 1927-03-18

FOR SALE OR FOR RENT-Wel fur nished apartment, centrally located For further particulars write Box SS- G., Herald
New Britain herald., 1927-03-18

GLEN ST, 27--4 and room apartment all modern Improvements, Smooth Top gas range, hot and cold water, cleo trcal refrigeration. Apply supt on premises or F. o. Racll.iffe. Tel. 5000 or 3129
New Britain herald., 1927-03-18

HAYWOOD ST. 2S3-6 room fat ana garage, all modern improvements. on lst floor. Vacant April l. Ina. 2nd floor. Phone 452l-4.
Evening star., 1927-03-30
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and
ErTnine"-VitanhOn

AT Crandall's Metropolitan Theater
next week will be presented, begin
ming Sunday afternoon, a First Ma
tional production, orchids and Er-
mine. a breezy comedy romance,
in which Colleen Moore is the star,
Jack Mulhan the leading man and
Sam Hardy, Gwen Lee, Alma Ben
nett, Hedda Hopper. Kate Price, Jed
Prouty and Emily F'itsroy as inn
portant members of the cast.
Vitaphone will be the principal
auxiliary feature with the new artists,
Jack Smith, THE Whispering Bari
Tone" and Bernardo De Pace. "Wiz-
ard of the Mandolin" and also a
recording artist of note. The bill
will embrace also the Metropolitan
World Survey, short reels and con-
tributions by the Metropolitan Sym
phony Orchestra, under Daniel Bree-
skin.
orchids of Ermine" abounds in
comedy situations and is further en-
livened by the snappiest of titles.
Colleen Moore appears in the role of
Pink" Watson, telephone operator.
first in a soiled and dusty cement
works and subsequently In one of
New York's most fashionable hotels.
in very amusing story.
Evening star., 1927-03-30
JOHN CHARLES THOMAS
TOMORROW.

John Charles Thomas. the Amer
lean baritone who won an ovation at
his recent appearance here with the
Washington Opera Co. in "Rigoletto." :"
will be presented in a song recital at
the National Theater tomorrow after
noon at 1880 by II. Arthur Smith.
Mr.. Thomas is a great favorite in
Washington. He first won recogni-
tion for his excellent singing of lead
ing roles in musical comedy Then
the concert stage proved successful
territory for his appearance. Finally,
after a debut with the local opera
company in his grand opera career,
Mr.. lomas went abroad and estab-
lisheu himself as rarely gifted opera
singer
Tomorrow Mr.. Thomas program
will include many fresh and unusual
examples of song literature as we'll as
some of the numbers that he has al
ready made his own in previous CON
cert appearances.
Evening star., 1927-03-30
EARLE-Loomis Twins.

The Loomis Twins Maxine and : IL
yinia. Dresden miniature comedlennes
will next week headline triple star
hjll at the Earle Theater, beglnnlnS
sunday afternoon. Maxine, the taller
of the two. is blessed with a Keen
sense of humor, an excellent voice
marked ability as a dance ana per
sonal charm.
Sharing top line honors are Hush
Skellyand Emma Heit in an elaboratel\
stapnd revue which also features
Helen Ellfelt and the Janis sisters, IN
a repertoire of song studies ana
character delineations. OF no less
importance will be the act "StepplnS
Out" presented by Carl Francis win
Miss Billy Stout, accompanied by the
Dale Sisters. Floyd Haley ana
George Rogers, in advertisement
written by Bert Kalmer and Harry
Ruby and staged by Max +. Hayes.
Others will include the Nathano
brothers. in Just "A Laugh" combined
with the art of roller skating: Murlei
Morgan and Van d. Sheldon in a
Dash of Red" Miss Morgan is salo
TO be the only comedienne in Vaude-
Vile who sings an "F'' above hlgh 7.
The photoplay feature will be FRO.
ducers' release of Fighting Love
starring Jetta Goudal, supported pE
Victor Varconi and Henry b. wal
thall.
Evening star., 1927-03-30
STRAND-"Broadway Flashes. "

The strand Theater will present as
,.s Yonsical comedy presentation next
weak. beginning Saturday matinee ol
this week. broadway Flashes" with
irwin b. Hamp heading the cast OF the
strand Players, which incIudes also
Lew Lewis, singing comedian; Ear
Root. Bilee I4aMonte, Bud Brewer
Ruth Adair, William Grant RENE
Vincent and Tereta Sheaffer.
Mary Deery win appear as an aodeu
attraction in a return engagement.
with new songs and dances
The photoplay for the entire week
Is a first jamestown Tiffany produc-
tion3 "Redheads Preferred" starring
RAYMOND Hitchcock. The supporting
cast includes Marjorie Daw. C1ssy
Fitzgerald and Theodore Won Eltz
GAYETY-"Wine Woman and Song. !"
Al title famous in stage annals.
Wine. Woman and Song" heralds
next weeks Columbia Circuit attrac-
ton at the Gayety Theater
Two decades ago the late Mortimer
M. THESE originated the name and
produced in the Circle Theater. New
York City. a piece that was pre-
destined to be the forerunner of a
horde of similar travesties. Bonita.
Lew Hearn and Alexander Carr were
in the original cast. First slated for
a two-week rpm, the piece stayed on
Broadway for whole year and then
toured the country TO amazing busi
ness for several seasons. In it have
appeared some of the best-known
players.
Dave Sidman. the present producer,
is said to have lived up to the reputa-
ton of his predecessors in giving
Wine, Woman and Song" cast and
production worthy of the time-trfed
place 1t holds in theatrical history.
Evening star., 1927-03-30
RIALTO Love Thrill"-"Shouider
Arms"

At the Rialto next week. starting
this Saturday, two features will be pre-
sented-Laura La Plante in her latest
picture, 1.-THE Love Thrill" and Char
lie Chaplin, in a revival of one OF his
greatest successes, shoulder Arms.
In "The Love Thrill Laura La
Plante portrays a modern young bust
ness woman, who tries to sell an In
surance policy to wealthy bachelor.
OF course, the wealthy bachelor is
more interested in the beautiful sales
lady than he is in the policy. But
this much suggests the trend Of the
story. The supporting cast includes
Tom Moore, Bryant Washburn, Joce-
lyn Lee and Arthur Hoyt.
Shoulder Arms" Charlie Chaplin s
famous picture, has been re-issued In
new edition. This epic comedy OF
the World War broke house records
everywhere when it was first pro.
Evening star., 1927-03-30
PALACE-"The GeneraP-Jazz Week,

AT LoeW's Palace next week, start
ing Sunday afternoon, the third edition
of Jazz Week" will be presented with
Buster Keaton in THE General" his
first independent" production for
United Artists release, which took
nearly year to produce, and which is
said to have cost $500, 900. 1t is a
hilarious reproduction for screen com
edy purposes of the famous Andrews
railroad raid of 90, with Buster as the
engineer of the famous locomotive,
THE General" Marion Mack appears
as leading woman and Mike Donlin,
famous base ball star, has a prominent
role.
Featuring the list of stage attrac-
tions for Jazz Week" viii be Jack
Sidney. Cameo record star, melody
humorist and master of ceremonies.
Evening star., 1927-03-30
LITTLE THEATER APRIL S

The Washington Little Theater will
present three one-act plays at Pierce
aAHll, Sixteenth and Harvard streets,
5N5esday evening, April S. The first
play on the bill. 1.-THE Parchment, ;"
was written by Anna Cantrill Laws
and is directed by her. The second,
When the Boy Comes Home deal
ing with a phase Of the aftermath of
war, is being directed by Elsie Herman
This is a Milne play. and one of his
best. 1.-THE Drums of Dude" by Aus
Tin Strong, is being directed by the
organizer of the Washington Little
Theater, Estelle Allen.
Evening star., 1927-03-30
GEORGE WASHINGTON MINES.

Bernard Shaw's satire. Caesar and
Cleopatra" will be offered by the
Mines of George Washington Univer-
sitN this year as 4 par of the annual
Spring dramatic festival wherein the
dramatic clubs compete for the cup
presented by Phi Delta Gamma.
The play is sche. .lulei for presenta-
ton Friday night. April 8, at $50 in
the Gym Theater, @0l0 II street north
west
The cast provided for the coming
performance includes Anr Wrightson.
W1ford Edling Wilbur Bailey,
William Parsons, Mary Griffith,
Evening star., 1927-03-30
BOSTON SYMPHONY TUESDAY.

The Boston Symphony Orchestra,
Serge Koussevitzky, conductor. will
make its final concert appearance
this season at Polls Theater Tuesday
afternoon, at 4:30 o'clock. This will
be the last concert in Mrs Wilson
Greene's Artists course and will also
close for the season the series of con-
certs offered by the manager Up to
the present time Mr. koussevitzky
has not forwarded hsi program. but
it is understood that he is preparing a
of selections entirely new
to Washington.
Evening star., 1927-03-30

duced seven or eight years ago, and,
strange to relate, despite the great
number of people who then saw it.
seems now to be duplicating the feat
to make capacity houses recently IN
New York and other large cities.
Edna Purviance has the leading
feminine role, and the comedian S
brother, Sgd Chaplin, helps out in
much of the fun making.
Evening star., 1927-03-30
Mail the Coupon or Phone

The coupon Is not order. 1t does not place
you under any obligations 1t is merely your re-
quest to bring to you free the details of this great
offer-the easy payments, the trade-in allowance
on your old battery and the free installation Sign
and mail the coupon today or telephone our Radio
Department. Or-better still-visit Our radio de-
partment as soon as possible.
Evening star., 1927-03-30
NATIONAL-"Lady Do"

At the National Theater next Sun
day night Frank l.. Teller will pre-
sent for It week S engagement IA new
musical comedy entitled Lady Do.
featuring karyl Norman, 1.-The Creole
Fashion Plate,' one of the world s
foremost female impersonators; Nancy
Wexford, last seen here as the star OF
Edward Royce's 'Cinders"; Lew
Hearn, featured comedian with many
musical comedy productions, and
Ralph Whitehead, well known to pa
irons of vaudeville and who appeared
here recently in Ziegfeld's Betsy"
Others in the cast. are Sylvan Lee and
Jane Moore. Maude Odell and Joseph
Letora.
Lady Do goes direct from the Ma
tional to the Liberty Theater, New
York
Evening star., 1927-03-30
JAILED FOR BAD CHECKS.
Man With Long Record Gets Seven
Years.

BALTIMORE. March 80 R.-
stephen de Preaux, who has a Grim
inal record extending from a London
Police Court to San Diego, Calf, In,
cluding $4,000 jewel robbery In
Portland, Me-, was found guilty OF
passing bad checks at local hotels and
sentenced to seven years in the Mary
land Penitentiary here yesterday.
De Preaux has been variously
known as BENJAMIN w. Smell. Cart.
J.. s. Wilhran and Michael Cheremy.
Evening star., 1927-03-30
TIBBETT-RETHBERG RECITAL
FRIDAY.

One of the most charming concert
events Of the season is announced by
Mrs. Wilson Greene in the joint re-
cital at Polls Theater Friday after
noon, at 4:30 o'clock, OF Lawrence
Tibbett. baritone of the Metropolitan
Opera Company, and Elizabeth Reth-
berg, famous soprano of the same
organization. The program will be an.
nocEcea later.
Evening star., 1927-03-30
KEITHS-.Derry and Baby Grands.

At B. F. Keith's Theater next week.
beginning Sunday. the big Keith Al
bee Combination, No. O." road show,
ropped by the famous Jerry and Her
Baby Grands. 1927 edition, will pro.
vide the entertainment. The act Is all
new and boasts of being the only at
traction of its kind in the world. Four
gold baby grand pianos are used and
a chorus of pretty girls
The Hamilton Sisters, Pearl and
Violet. and Jessie Fordyce will be fea-
tured in a big flash Offering sur
rounded by the chorus. Ray and Dot
Dean will present "Alpheus Pure ana
Simple" Billy Hallen, lots of comedy IN
ITS All Applesauce," and the kitaros.
famous Japanese performers, Will
demonstrate a superlative degree OF
dexterity. Their act is preceded by a
prologue with a bevy OF heautnul glrls;
several other acts will be announced
later, and screen features Will com
plete the bill.
Evening star., 1927-03-30
COLUMBIA-"The Beloved Rogue"

John Barrymore. in his first pro.
duction for United Artists, The Be
loved Rogue" another histrionic por-
trait of Francois Villon, Frances i'm
mortal beggar poet, is announced for
Loew's Columbia Theater following the
current engagement at that theater of
Slide, Kelly, Slide"
Evening star., 1927-03-30
Trade i'm your old
"A' Storage Battery

You won't need your A battery with
the Philco, SO we shall allow you a gen
erous amount for it on the purchase of
the Philco during this sale. No matter
how old it is-and in what condition!
Evening star., 1927-03-30

with Dick Leibert and his Lido Or.
chestra. The Cats Brothers, Lew and
Joe, rated as a pair of fine eccentric
dancers, and Jerrie, dancing accor-
deonist, and Joseph Cherry, composer
and musician, as guest conductor.
Evening star., 1927-03-30
Assigned to Baltimore.

Maj. George NJ. Halloran. Chemicsk
Warfare Service. at the Army Indusf
trial School. Munitions Building, has
been assigned TO duty at headquarters
Sd COrps Area. Raltimore
Evening star., 1927-03-30
Gen. Ruggles Reappointed.

Brig. Gen. Golden LII. Ruggles has
been reappointed assistant chief of
ordnance, u. S. Army, for period of
four years beginning today. marking
his second term in that office.
Evening star., 1927-03-30
COMING ATTRACTIONS IN WASHINGTON
THEATERS

Lonnelie Dawson, Arthur Davis.
Edward Moulton, Ralph Harris and
Kenneth Yearns.
Evening star., 1927-03-30
No Hum-nO Distortion

Perfect power always of the required
strength and without interruption Your
set reception is constant and uniform
with the Philco ALB Socket power.
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SPRINGS DETOUR TIME.
SO WATCH OUT ADVICE
HoOSier Motor Club Secretary Reminds Motorists to Find
Out Road Conditions First.

out it's entire length. Out Of this
fact, Stops points out, has grown
one of the most important services
Of the $50 clubs affiliated with the
American Automobile Association.
when spring opens up the way
to longer automobile journeys, the
motorist Is tempted to make brief
tours over highways that he thinks
he knows" says Stops. This fire.
quently leads him into trouble, be.
cause local road conditions are par
ticularly susceptible to change at
this season. Roads left in bad con-
dition by winter are frequently un.
der repair, necessitating detours
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acknowledge Of road conditions on
vie weekend motor trip frequently
is as important as knowing the
proper road to take on a longer
journey, according to Todd Stops,
secretary-manage of the Hoosier
Motor Club, who points out that
spring often proves this fact.
With road repair and new con-
struction getting under way in vir-
tually all parts of the country, the
motorist who plans a short week.
end trip may find his program go.
ing all awry because he assumed
the highway ahead Of him to be
in good condition and open through
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hat sometimes are nearly impas-

that sometimes are nearly impas-
sable.
For this reason, motor clubs
have extended their service in the
matter of keeping check on local
and nearby road conditions. 1t is
service that is becoming increas-
ingly popular. because it saves thou
sands from the necessity of turning
back on trips that have been planned
for weekend outings. It pays to be
thoroughly acquainted with road
conditions at all times"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-29
SALVATION ARMY BUSY
Collecting Money and Clothing for
Relief of Flood Sufferers.

Salvation Army posts throughout
the State are collecting funds and
clothing for the Mississippi. flood
sufferers, according to Maj. w. B.
Sewers, State commander.
Approximately 5000 already has
been donated in money.
Sewers appealed to Indianapolis
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They Live Longer

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, April 29.-The aver
age span of life of the citizen of New
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citizens to aid in the contributions.
He said clothing will be collected. if
the headquarters are notified by
phones Main 2276. Main 1862 or
Riley 6622.
Evening star., 1927-09-18

Recent accessions at the Public
Library and lists of recommended
reading will appear in this column
each Sunday.
Educational.
Burba nix, Luther. Training the Human
Plant. 1907. IkI-BS9t
Ceilings, Ellsworth. School Supervi-
sion in Theory and Practice.
IPO-C69.
Griswold. S. f. Guide to Good Read
ing. IP-GS8g
y. T. A. National Council of Educa.
ton. Character Education. IkRM'
MI
Neill. A. S. The Problem Child. IkI-
N314p.
Greece.
Allen. J. T. Stage Antiquities of the
Greeks and Romans. VU32-Al53.
Guick. c. b. Modern Traits in Old
Greek Life, FF32- -G953m.
Hayes, ID. A. Greek Culture and the
Greek Testament. X32-H328g.
Myres, i. l.. The Political Ideas Of
the Greeks. FF32 Mop.
Nilsson, M. Z. History Of Greek
Religion. 1925 BZQ-N59.E.
Wachtler Hans. The Bluteze't der
Griechischen kunst i'm Spiecel der
Reliefsarkophage. 1910. WJ127-