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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-29
Spanish Envoy and
Family Return Tomorrow.


Family Return Tomorrow.
The Ambassador of Spain and
Sonora de Padilla, who are visiting
the former Minister TO Portugal and
Mrs. Thomas II. Burch, in their home
i'm New York. will return to Washing
Ton tomorrow evening. They will he
acrommnied by Mr.. and Mrs. Burch,
who will spend sometime with then,
here.
The Minister of Greece and Nine.
Sinopoulos will be hosts at dinner
this evening.
They will be hosts TO a company of
Is at dinner Saturday evening. later
taking their guests TO the dance al
the Hungarian legation.
The Minister of Egypt and Nine,
Samy entertained at dinner last eve
ming in honor of Senator and Mrs.
George H. Moses. in the legation,
when their guests were the Minister
of Colombia and Sonora de Olaya. the
Assistant Secretary of Commerce and
Mrs. MacCracken, Prof. Willoughby
OF y1hns Hopkins. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
eric D. McKenney, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
BRYAN Pitt and Miss Natalie Ham
nlond.
Representative and Mrs. John W.
Summers and Representative and Mrs.
Homer Hoch were hosts at dinner last
evening preceding the sub-debutante
dance given at the Congressional Club.
Their guests included their house
guests and a number of young people
home for the holidays. In fhe com
pany were Mrs. Hoch. widow OF for
mer Governor of Kansas, and mother
vel fg
from her home in Marion. kans.: Rep
resentative Hoch's brother-in-law and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. James Reid OF
New York. and their son, Mr.. Hoch
Reid: Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Summers OF
Philadelphia. son and daughter-in-law
Of Representative and Mrs. Summers;
Miss Marion Jardine. daughter OF the
Secretary of Agriculture and Mrs. Jar
dine. Miss Elizabeth Newgent. Miss
Elizabeth Kitchener. Miss Emily Bun
dry, Miss Jean Hoch, Miss Jean sum
r,ers, Mr.. Walker Greer, Mr.. James
Ruby. Mr.. John Kitchener and Mr..
Wharton Hoch.
Mrs. Adam Wyant and Mrs. Levi
Cook will entertain at dance at the
Washington Club for their daughters.
Miss Anne Wyant and Miss Polly
Cook
Representative William r. Hull en-.
tertained at dinner last evening in the
F'iorentine room at the Wardman Park
Hotel. having as his guests Represent
alive Fred A. Britten, Mr.. Paul L.
Haupert, Mr.. Walter W. Chamblin,
Mr.. Francis NJ Stephenson. Mr..
George E. Durno. Mr.. Paul r. Mallon,
Mr.. Fraser Edwards, Mr.. Harry b.
Gauss, Mr. Leroy Vernon. Mr.. Arthur
* Henning. Mr.. William p. Kennedy,
MIR. Guy ID. Mckinney. Mr.. William
Y. Lawson. Mr. Wilbur s. Forrest, Mr..
Carter Field. Mr.. Leo r. Sack. Mr..
Charles o. Gridiey. Mr.. Raymond p.
Brandt. Dir. Charles r. Keyser. Mr..
J q. Rodgers. Mr.. Horace II. Herr,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-29

for her daughter little Miss Ordway
Whitford. at the marionette show
which Is being given for the benefit
of the Girl Scouts in room PA Of the
National Press Club Building. In the
company are Miss Evelyn Chase. Miss
Peggy Watts, Miss Alice Fleming and
Miss Rebecca Lee.
Mrs. r. r. Saul entertained at a
luncheon and bridge this afternoon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-29

niece. Miss Dian Smith. who Is home
for the holidays from her studies at
Hannah Moore Academy.
Mrs. James w. Mcclure and her son
arrived today from Paris. KY, to visit
Mrs. McClure's mother, Mrs. Gillett-
Hill.
Mrs. George Langdon Whitford is
hostess TO company this afternoon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-29

Agnew 0reenIees. Miss Louise Latimer,
Mrs. sidney Prince, Mrs. Edward stat
ford, Mrs. Whitman Cross. Mrs. John
Martin, Mrs. Fulton Lewis, Miss Ly-
die Addison. Mrs. Adolph Hoehling.
Mrs. I.angdon and Mrs. Riley Gordon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-29
An unusual notice

An unusual notice
about Homespun Apparel her
aided by the fashionably dressed
society-as the very "snartes:.
Introductory price
until January tenth
\ Homespuu Dress for s;;.
You may choose your own color
1.-THE material is woven in this
shop)-your own style and 4
wonderful tailor az this shop
will make the dress according 20
your wishes-guaranteed salts
faction.
As you know-this !: 4 re-
nlarkable offer.
Also clearance OF al gif;
wares-greatly reduced
The Bes, Cellar Gift Shop.
1923 II Street NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-29

" HE Secretary of State and Mrs.
Kellogg have sent out invita-
tions for a breakfast, Monday.
i January >, at 1890 o'clock,
AT the Pan,American Union
Building. The party is the annual
New Year day breakfast given by the
Secretary of State to the members OF
the diplomatic corps.
The Secretary of War ana Mrs
Dwight r. Davis have given their box
for the Harvard Glee Clubs concert
this evening TO their youngest daugh'
ter. Miss Helen Davis, who will have
.. company of young people with her.
The Secretary of Commerce ana
Mrs, Hoover will entertain company
of young people for the latter's niece.
Miss Janet Large, daughter OF Mrs
Henry Large Of California. who IS
snendinc the Winter with Secretary
and Mrs. Hoover and attending
school in Washington. Others with
them in their box tonight will be Mrs
lardine. Miss Ruth Jardine and Miss
Marion Iardine. wife and daughters
of the Secretary of Agriculture; Mrs
Evans and Miss Katherine Evans. wife
and daughter of Representative W. f..
Evans of California. and Mrs. Mans
field Allan OF New York. house guest
of the Secretary and Mrs. Hoover.
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The Betty Hanna smart shop
always step ahead OF the
mode and the seasons pre-
senting to the uItra-smart Tor
the many affairs OF this brilliant
social season-Vogue's newest
versions in afternoon and eve
ming wear.
There is 4 note OF distinction
about a Betty Hanna irock-sc
smart and different and most OF
all so fatteriny TO the individu-
atty OF the wearer. The Betty
Hanna is highly concerned that
their customers are smartest in
their models.
Clothes must suit the individual
that rs the reason discrininat-
ing eyes hasten their gaze On the
Betty Hanna frock and add IN
admiration. I've never seen her
SO beautiful they viii be very
happy 20 show you these new
lovely afternoon and evening
models.
The Betty Hanna Shop IS no;
expensive
lois Connecticut !avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-29
Miss Iatimer Makes
Debut at Tea Dance Today.

Judge and Mrs. Wilmer J. Latimer
will entertain at tea dance this aft
ernoon from 4 to o'clock, when they
will present their daughter, Miss LII
liam I.atimer. The club Is gay with
decorations in keeping with. the sea
son and the receiving party will sta nd
before a screen of palms and ferns
festooned with flowers sent to the
popular debutant.
Mrs. Latimer will ne assisted by
Mrs. Richard Snowden, Mrs. David
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gorelSa Atmosphere,
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sasrc>lNlAS teg sac a very e>a'''
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those Who are rsAanAsaS tsaNs' -
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-29

for her daughters, the Misses Saul.
I'm compliment to Miss Barbara Fair.
child and Miss Carol Grosvenor, who
are home for the holidays.
Mr.. Charles porterfeld Light, jr..
left yesterday for Chicago to attend
the three.day session Of the American
Associa ton of Law Teachers. He will
return to Washington Monday.
The Women's Club Of Bethesda will
give dance at the old Montgomery
Country Club on Bradley Boulevard,
this evening az benefit for the new
club building at Bethesda.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-29

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NJ. Bertha Nails, in her beau
tiiul shop. Maison Jules. is pre-
senting an exclusive showing OF
afternoon and evening apparel
for the miss and larger woman.
Because of the late opening
December l0--of this shop, all
merchandise on display is ad-
vanced Spring wear.
Spring styles in daytime
dresses are smart crepes and
cantons OF navy. black and high
shades--with individual touches.
Too--there are tailored and semi
dressy models for afternoon.
The brilliant evening mode So
popular in Paris is interpreted
here in beautifully beade d
models.
There are airy chiffons and
bouffant evening dresses with
many ruffies aud the slim waist
line ior the miss.
Afternoon dresses, Slos0. $500.
NJ. Bertha Nails is sole agen,
for Harry Collins high-grade
PEI iume new exotic odouY,
refined. delicate and unusual
$50.
NOTE-Even,ng gowns. isg
off.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-29
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tire s,cck at clothes Tor t,-v
toss-pr,csS cat agsa:irsly lo~
tor clearance.
Goats. two-piscs Sai.s as1
dresses PLAIN and tancv iog p,,y
or party are iound =, THIS de-
lsgh,,nl speciality $hcp tor '.,.'s
bo>s and girls cp 20 <evss years
The prices 90 Sonse .. ,h-se
deeSv dcdS are eus exact r
haIt-au are greatly reduced
Earlr selections assure eSNsce
last rorad the ecrner :yc-r
Connecticut.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-29

and Mrs. RuAi Warmer, who came
from New York for the party.
Serving at the punch bowl win b
Miss Elizabeth Greenlees and Mics
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-29

"SNN t+N&Ns<
ci the whole family together,
Children grow up so quickly
go 10 >chooi-~marry--and tate.
too, plays a hand--so that the
times when all the family is
home are few,
This il a picture everyone
wants and yet is so often put
otf~~while YOU have the oppor-
tunity grasp II,
Underwood 4 Underwood do
not charge any more for group
picture than Tor an individual
Where il is announcement for
some members oi the family 90
come To the studio Underwood
4 Underwood are glad To send
an artist To your heme~~some
prefer group pictures taken in
the home,
Telephone Main 400 and the
Young lady who answers will
take care Of all arrangements
Tor YOU,
lsM Connecticut Avenue.
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CONTINUED on Nineteenth paze)
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles III. lie Fevre
win entertain at supper dance this
evening at the Carlton Hotel for THEN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-29

] u dgin g
ON the
lists of reser-
vations al
ready made
it seems that
all the smart
going social
sets av
chosen Ward
m a n Park
New Years
Eve Dance as
the place aud
time to greet
a Happy and
p osperous
New Year.
Columbia 1000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Bruce Howe
will entertain at dinner this evening
al Grasslands for their two nieces
Miss Margaret Howe and Miss Kath
arine Carlisle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-29

Mrs. Adam Wyant and Mrs. Levi
Cook will entertain at a dance at the
Washington Club for their daughters.
Miss Anne Wyant and Miss Polly
Cook
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-29

hoaNcalNo-
Because ri needed Space 'or
the constantly arr,NiaS rev S''tS
from tcsc&xn ports MIS- J.
Msurv Dove. IL. wishes - az
nocnCe-~.
An Extensive Sale
Starting January !
all Imported aEstcls> red@>rd
~,
This sale IS an eep>>s;aa'tv 81
ncte-~a chance IL purchase We'd
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-05-17
SAYS US. CAN
STOP FLOODS
Urges Texans to Aid
In Preventing Fu-
ture Disasters

WICHITA FALLS. Texas. May H..
PA message from out VI the
flood regions or the Mississippi
valley came 10 the West Texas Cham
Der of Commerce convention here
Tuesday through X. r. Ellis, Of
Memphis. Tenn. yice-president Of
the United States board of COM
mercc.
"A disaster, such as the great
flood makes all the nation akin just
as commerce destroys sectionalism
and makes the country one in q
unison Of Development said Mr..
Ellis.
In a speech featuring the morning
session, he described some Of flood
conditions he had seen with his own
ewes. and declared that the problem
Of the floods must and viii be
solved. Every section Of the country
is affected by the disaster. and every
section must come to the rescue
through the United States govern
ment. he told the convention.
"Thc American people are rich
enough. the American people have
the intelligence and the viii power
10 put stop TO such disasters. and
they will do 20. but they need the
aid OF such organizations ~ the
West Texas Chamber OF Commerce,
he declared.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-05-17
DISMISSALOF
MISS JOHNSON
IS PROBABLE
Majority San Antonio
School Bo ard Re-
ported in Favor of
Making Change

SAN ANTONIO, Texas, May IL
III President Frank Haines threw "A
bombsheil into the school board
controversy, discussing the dismis-
sal Of Miss johnson as principal Of
breckenridge high school Tuesday
when ne announced that the board
~ powerless to vote on Miss John
sens retention unless Marshall John
Ston, superintendent Of school. rec
ommends her for reappointment.
Virtual assurance also was given
that the majority az the board mem
bers would favor her dismissal and
that G. ". Gotke, former vice prin-
cipal Of Maine Avenue high school.
would be her successor. Goethe was
elected dean Of the Brownsville
Junior College.
The controversy over Miss John
son started with o thrtat on the
part Of the breckenridge students To
strike III she failed of reappoint-
ment. This threat which was en-
dcrsed with the signature Of almost
every student. has never been pub
licly withdrawn and the students
maintain that they will stand be-
hind Miss Johnson.
Il know nothing about it." was
Mr.. Gotke's comment when the
above news dispatch from san An
tonic was called 70 his attention. Mr..
Gotke came To brownsville few
weeks ago having accept the position
of principal Of the senior high
school. and last Thursday was elect
cd dean " the junior college 10
succeed ". X. Duprc who was elect
ed but resigned.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-05-17
ECONOMY BLOC
MEETS DEFEAT
House Majority Lin
ed Up For Appro-
priations

AUSTIN. Texas, May lT.-CPl-
Stringent economy advocates were
defeated at every turn today as "a
house majority lined up behind the
appropriations committee and votcd
only for its recommended cuts, to-
falling about $4,000 in biennial
budgets of four state eleemosynary
institutions. The heaviest cut Cell
upon the Gainesville girls training
school Its S1s2.l60 budget was re-.
duced by $3i coo. the main items
lest being n $4,000 dormitory re-
modelling fund and 81 .0O0 10 reno
yate and enlarge the laundry.
Budgets Of The Confederate w0-
mems house. Austin. and the home
for crippled and deformed children
At Galveston went untouched, de-
srite representative Van Zandt's az
tempt 70 slash Si0.000 repair and
improvement item from the latter.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-05-17
JESSE ROSE HAS
SAME BONDSMEN

L. G. Nichols, formerly sheriff OF
Cameron county. and L. NJ. Chau-
doin. both of aHrlingen. again went
On the bond Of Jesse Rose yester-
day afternoon when the two cases
against him on charges OF intimida-
tion were generally continued in fed
eral court.
Rose had been under an old bond
or $4,000, but new ones Of $500
each IN the two eases were made
yesterday afternoon. Three other
men, Judge A. b. Crane, John Swan
ner and Archie Clark. made their
bonds yesterday morning. They face
two charges each with two counts in
each charge with the exception Of
Clark who faces one charge with
two counts in IL.
They probably will be tried at
the next term az federal court in
December. They are charged with
intimidation of J. Il. Currie and II.
q. Hart. federal with ssses in the
case Of Sheriff Raymond Teller. on a
charge of pconage and now serving d
term in prison.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-05-17
suit SETTLED
FOR INSURANCE
Agreed Judgment For
$4,000 is Reached
In Case

Mrs. Bertha Lawrence Of Edinburg
received AN agreed judgment of
$4,000 in her suit in federal court
against the National Fidelity Life
Insurance Company. attorneys in the
ease agreeing on the settlement here
this morning.
Mrs. Lawrence was suing for $4,000
II her husband. James w. Lawrence,
who disappeared in Kansas City on
March :. 1921. died natural death
and $4,000 IL her husband died a
violent death. She was asking $10,-
GOO when the suit came up for trial
al the last term Of court. but the
jury was unable TO agree and the
case was set for retrial at this term
of the court.
At the last term of court testi-
mony was introduced by attorneys
for the plaintiff 10 the effect that
a jitney driver had been held up
and forced To haul body TO the
Missouri river and dump il in the
water Papers ann clothing found in
the house were identified later IAN
belonging "a Lawrence.
Judge A. W. Cameron Of Edinburg
was attorney for the plaintiff with
ex-governor Pat NJ. Neff Of Waco,
". ID. Frank of Dallas. and Guy NJ.
Cowgill or Kansas City a. attorneys
for the defendant company.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-05-17
FEAR TROUBLE
INPHILIPPINES
Followers of Insane
Emperor Refuse to
Be Pacified

MANILA. May I7.-tPl-A report
received here today by the con-
stabulary said reign Of fear and a
tieup of business had resulted in the
two provinces affected by the re-
cent uprising Of followers of Flor
lntreRcherado, insane native and
self-proclaimed Emperor Of the
Philippines"
The report declared that In
trencheradO's followers had plotted
TO seize the entire Philippine archi-
pelago. eventually, and while il in
dicated that the latter move was
somewhat indefinite. well defined
plan was conceived to take over the
government Of Iloilo province.
Many haeiendas in lloilo ard 0cci-
dental Negr6s provinces were said to
have been eft without laborers rs a
result Of the disturbance, and that
a serious stoppage of business fol-
lowed.
Rumors that certain Of the ring
leaders who escaped arrest might at
tempt 70 prevent the removal Of In
rrencherado to Manila for confine-
ment in an insane asylum were said
by the constabulary report to have
caused terror with the result that
many natives remained indoors. The
report also indicated an attempt
would be made TO free the So per-
sens arrested in the outbreak.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-05-17
MRS. TUCKER WINS
CONSOLATION CUP

Mrs. Il. o. Works has returned to
Brownsville with the trophy en-
trusted her by Mrs. +. j. Tucker.
winner Of the consolation flight m
the eleventh annual tournament just
concluded in Fort Worth by the Tex
a. Nomen's Golf Association.
The cup was awarded Mrs. Tucker
by the women golfers of the Glen
wood Golf a. Country { Club on whose
course the tournament was played.
IL u large flower bowl. Mrs.
Tucker n staying over IN North
Texas visiting Mss Annie Tucker at
Bolton where she j. in school Mrs.
Tucker will return 20 Brownsville
tomorrow morning
Other Brownsville golfers III the
tournament were Mrs. o. ID. Deputy,
the only one of the quartet TO get
into the championship flight. and
Mrs. j. Nj. George. All save Mrs.
Deputy were in the consolation
flight.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-05-17
ABILENE MAN
EHEAD West
TEXASC.OFC.
r. w. Haynie Elected
President by Unani-
nous Vote; Other
Officials Named

WICHITA FALLS. Texas. May II.
-tP,-A lawyer will head the West
Texas Chamber Of Commerce for
the ensuing year. The ninth annual
convention Of the organization here
Tuesday unanimously elected At
torney r. W. Haynie Of Abilene As
president. succeeding A. i. Duggan,
of Littlefield.
Mr.. Haynie was runner up TO Mr..
Dnsgan in last years convention. He
is former president Of the Abilene
School board.
The nominations, including also %
vice residents and ~ directors,
were presented to the convention
just after noon and the list az nom
inees were unanimously elected by
the delegates.
The secretary treasurer. and gen
cral manager are named by the di-
rectors. which also select an exec
utive committee TO carry on the
work OF the chamber.
The vice presidents elected are:
G. q. Small. Wellington: Walter D..
Cline. Wichita Falls; Porter A..
Whaley, San Antonio; M. X. Graham,
Continued on page two)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-05-17
President Will
Not Call Special
Session Congress

WASHINGTON, d. a.. May l7-iPl
After receipt Of report from Sec
retary Hoover containing a definite
program for relief and rehabilitation
~ the Mississippi valley. it was re-
iterated IL the White House today
that President Coolidge sees no need
for special session Of congress 20
handle the situation.
In q lengthy message the press
dents secretary declared the re-
sponsc az the American public TO
appeals for funds makes it reason
able safe" that with the money m
hand and in prospect the Red Cross
would "a able to do the work "on
an efficient basis"
Mr.. Hoover has divided the pro-
gram into two phases: First. flood
relief, and then reconstruction. He
said the governors Of each OF the
states ia the flood regions had ap-
pointed commissions under "abie
chairmanships" 10 aid in recon
struction measures.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-05-17
Former American Beauty Who Bought Prince
for Husband, Now Seeking Divorce in Paris

PARIS. May i7-lP3-Aimee Crock
er's marriage To Prince Nistilav Ga.-
atzine was characterized in court by
the princes counsel today AZ pure
IN commercial one, actuated hy her
desire 20 become a princess. The
counsel's statement was made during
argument in opposing the wife's di-
VERGE action charging the prince with
adultery and abandonment.
For his part the prince declared
that he married the former California
heiress for a financial settlement ard
on condition that the marriage be-
one In rare only,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-05-17

ny Naval Radio 10 The Herald
from u y. and Texas AgricuIfurs
Departments

Primary destinations of Ternm
lG:
Mixed Vegetables: 1 each Houston.
Philadelphia. &c. Louis.
Carrots; &C. Louis \.
Green Corn; A Kansas City. A ~.
Louis. Memphis. Houston.
Tomatoes: each Houston. n.
Louis. Los Angeles.
tAatal0upeSs \ St Louis.
Lariot shipments Of entire United
States reported for Monday, Mav i6s
Tomatoes: Imperial Valley a.
Florida East Coast ~. Other Florida
6l- Mississippi NJ. Texas "A. total NJ. H.
s2 ears. Total 40 date this season
-H756. total To same date last sea-
son-2376 ears. Unreported May Is
Florida 2, Mexico 2i cars.
Potatoes: Alabama BG. Colorado R
Idaho 5- Florida 9, Georgia l2. In. E..
Maine a.. Michigan 23. Minnesota 4H'
South Carolina 81. Texas 20, Wash
ington Is. Wisconsin 60. total Il. s.
40 cars. Total 90 date this season
--old 131rl7B. new g221 rnrH tn
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