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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-21
IRA WEST

Mrs. Duvai West. who has been
visiting in Brownsville the past week
returned 20 her home in San Antonio
Sunday evening. While she was here
many Of her friends honored her with
social functions Of various kinds.
Among her hostesses during the week
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-21

lander. Mrs. W. $. FaAey was leader
for the afternoons program and
told several imaginative stories.
rs. G. 5. Lasby gave an interesting
talk on Medieval Literature" Mrs.
y. a. Graham, who IA ar interesting
story teller. told of the first king
cf stories. Songs az Deeds Mrs.
Nathan Craig brought out the main
Qualities in the Rnlcnd tale. @Beo-
wulf" was discussed ~ Mrs. T. "A.
Beniteau. she also told Of the prim-
tive life Of ancient times.
"A round table discussion was n
charge Of Mrs. n. A. Thomson
which ended about the famous
knights IN old legends. she also
talked about Tennvson's and Nor
lcy's stories.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-21
HONoRED AT SHOWER

41& meeting ~11IyAtUeu 70 meet tnE
third Saturday in December.
HON0RED AT SHOWER
Miss Elizabeth Wilbanks and Mrs.
Otha Trip entertained at the home
Of Mrs. Richard Sethman Thursday
evening with a shower honoring Mrs.
Fred RusteberE. Jr., a recent bride. A
color scheme OF pink and green was
carried out. roses, corona, and ferns
being used.
Each guest brought the honor guest
some pleasing gift. Refreshments
Of fruit salad and whipped cream,
with coffee were served.
Those guests present were Mes
danes William Cabler. Claude Tandy,
G. Williams. Chauncey Reid, Hugh
Wilbanks. Jerry Tidwell, Richard
Sethman, Harrison, Diltx, and Misses
Dorothy Banta, Bernice Hutton.
Elizabeth Webster, Anna Mae Walton.
Beulah Wiseman, Anna Lois Pearson
and Frances Sethman.
, CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY
Eileen Marshall. daughter Of Rev.
and Mrs. +. w. Marshall. was the
hostess 70 q number of her friends
Friday afternoon ut her home in
celebration OF her thirteenth birth
day. The color scheme of white and
yellow vas carried out in the dec0ra-
tions. refreshments. and the games.
In the living room cosmos decorated
the walls and the tables. while q
large bank Of kumqusts was stacked
on the piano.
The entertainment was on the ma
ture Of q journey 70 the North Pole,
the pole being on the dining room tn
bic with the favors all stacked about
covered with snow. The beginning Of
the journey was a snow storm IN
which the flakes were letters and the
first one TO spell SNOW" received
an umbrella, a bottle Of perfume In
the shape Of one, to keep off the
flakes Mary Breen won this prize.
Others 20 win prizes were Laura
Radie Rentfro. a balloon in the
f bang contest: Lucille Clements, 4
ball IN the snow ball fight; Margaret
Huffaker a turkey q in tho turkey
hunt; Lucille Clements, . knife in
the carving contest.
The guests were Mary Helen
George. Lucille Clements, Laura Ray
die Rentfro. Clara Gladys Patterson,
Anna Ruth Langford, Frances Crea-
ger. Lorine Strain, Maurine Barnes,
Mary Breen. Margaret Huffaker,
Mary Sue Sanders, Hannah Littleton.
Billy McCarty. Merle McBee, Willie
p. and Anna Louise Marshall.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-21

meeting were Mesdames n. L. Yates.
s. G. Tucker and w. w. Taylor.
The meeting adjourned 20 meet the
third Saturday in December.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-21

the dinner which was served It
small tables. Miss Maude Harris was
presented the high score handsome
award and the second high trophy
was received BY Miss Mary Ander-
son.
Guests for the evening were Misses
Lorraine Estes, Aline blacksmith and
Exa Bell Sublett.
DELPHIANS STUDY ROMANCES.
The regular meeting Of the Alpha
Dclphian chapter was held Wednes-
day afternoon at . o'clock NJ the
home Of Mrs. J. A. Graham. "Mod-
ern R0mances IN the Making was
given In . talk made BY Mrs. She
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-21


g. G.. Casey and Phil n. Moyle az
San Benito we're visiting in the
upper Valley Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Simons and
MIR. and Mrs. Paul Boone of San Be-
nito were visiting Mr.. and Mrs. ". H.
Ehlers at Rio Hondo the past week
end
Tom Miller Of Mexico City Va
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-21
MILO BRIDGE ENTERTAINED

Mrs. Roy W. MuIhausen enter
tanned for members Of the Hi-Lo
EridEc cluh On Thursday afternoon
At her home IN Harrington. Pink rose
buds we're used I'm tall vases and
baskets. Among the four tables cf
players. Mrs. Fred Turner received
the high score award. which was a
salt and pepper set. The guest prize.
a handmade handkerchief. was
awarded "a Mrs. Charles Bowie.
A tempting luncheon OF chicken
salad. sandwiches. hot chocolate and
pumpkin pie was served 10 the MEM
hers and the following guests: Mrs.
WI. - Brock. Mrs. XII. AMrCali. Mrs.
Bowie. Mrs. r.. q. Trcon ard Mrs. T..
A. Cowden Of San Benito and Mrs.
A. Boughn cf Harlinren. The next
meeting Of the club will meet with
Mrs. G.. Il. Miner.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-21
MRS. DOWNS mas CLUB.

The Big Bridge club had their reg
ular party on Thursday afternoon
nt the home Of Mrs. r.. III. Downs.
The home was inviting with cut
garden flowers. A trophy was pre-
scented n Mrs. VI. II. Suhlett for be-
INK successful IN the afternoons al
version. The guest prize was given 20
Mrs. "A. R. Etchinson.
"A luncheon was served following
the games. Guests were Mrs. W. B..
Hinklv and Mrs. Etrhinson. Mrs.
Paul Cowgirl vii entertain the men,
hers I'm her home nc the next meet
irF.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-21

Members uf the Thursday Lunch
con club met this week At the home
Of Mrs. j. Il. Bell In Valencia Park.
Cut flowers az red and green were
used in decorating the rooms. TIE
color theme was also carried out INV
Tire luncheon which consisted cf
tarnaie loaf. sweet potato croquettes.
corn on cob. and vegetable salad
in mint green. and a cranberry des-
sert. Mrs. Guy Cornett was pre-
scented n pair W gun metal hose fer
being successful during the games.
Guests for the afternoon were
Mrs. w. Meriwether and Mvr. Geo.
Ttate Of Harrington.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-03-30
SAP|RO TELLS OF
FINANCIAL STATUS
Continued from First Page.)

day. AS long as Reed was conferred
on routine questions his voice twelve
feet back of him was heard as a
rolling humble. far from the STEM
torian boom of which it is capable.
Sapiro testified he moved TO Chi
cago in September. 1928. although
he remained a member of the San
Francisco firm of Sapiro. Levy and
Hays until January. 1925.
Reed examined Sapiro closely.
phrasing his questions little diff
fercntly dozen times in an effort
to trap Sapiro.
Tho net result was Sapiros admis-
sion that prior to 1925 he was as
sociatod with others with whom he
shared percentages OF the aggregate
income of all Of them.
He Got Most
Generally Sapiro's division was the
highest, in some instances 81 per
cent. in later instances 60 per cent.
His present partners are former
Judge Robert S. Marks OF Chicago.
who receives $3.50 a month. and in
addition one third OF tho gross in
come, and Walter Lynch who re-
Ceivcs an unstatcd salary.
Sapiro WAS clever in cyaaing
Reeds traps.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-03-30
EMPL0YE DROPS DEAD,
DEPT. SUSPENDS WORK
Sudden Death of Achillc Torclli
Shocks Fellow Employees and They
Arc Despatched Home.

Stricken with a sudden attack OF
heart trouble while he was engaged
in his duties as clerk i'll the milling
and drilling room of the Corbin
Screw corporation this morning at
about $50 o'clock. Achille Torclli.
40 years old, Of Il Beatty street, fell
to the hoo: and died Immediately.
Other wor!lmen rushed to his side
and Dr. Carl j. Hart was called. Tho
man was dead when tho doctor
reached him, but hopeful that spark
Of life might yet be in his body the
police We're asked to send the pull
motor, but it was not used. DR.. John
Purnoy vas called and he pro-
nounccd death due to heart trouble.
Torelli enjoyed unusual popular
ity with his fellow employees in the
room, since he had worked there
about 10 years. Associates We're
greatly shocked aud it WAS decided
to cease activities Tor the morning
and the workers We're sent to their
homes. The noise Of the room dis
turbcd the doctors as hey worked
TO save his life ana it was partly on
this account that the company de-
ciied 10 take the course. Torelli en-
tered the employ Of the company on
January 3, l9l2. For many years
prior to his death. he WAS secretary
Of the United Italian societies.
Surviving him are his wife. three
daughters, three sons, two brothers i'll
New York and one in Chicago, and
Il sister in California.
Funeral arrangements in charge
OF Laraia & Sagarino company. un
dertakcrs, are incomplete. 1t is cN-
pected that the funeral will be held
Friday morning.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-03-30
City Items

Carmcla Ponscllc, soloist with
the New Britain Choral Society and
Boston Festival Orchestra, in popu-
lar program next Sunday afternoon.
Capitol Theater, Tickets at Crowell's.
-adyt
+. G. Plat of 50 Grove Hin has
returned from New York. where he
underwent a serious operation.
Eddie Anderson to roll Peters of
Bristol AZ Rogers tonight.-advt.
Numbered among those who
have returned to this city TOR the
mid-year holidays from the various
surrounding colleges are Kenyon
LOOMS. who is a student ut Am
horst; Armand Landino, who re-
turns from Syracuse university:
Thomas Under, who is a student at
Taft college, and Burton Kinney. a
student at Pratt Institute.
Mrs. james T. Moore Of Isl Maple
street has returned TO hcr home
from two weeks stay at the New
Britain General hospital
Eddie Anderson to roll Peters Of
Bristol ut Rogers tonight,-adyt.
Waliingford quarry. Fellowcraft
club. will have charge of the initial
rlou of % candidates for Harmony
quarry of New Britain this evening
David G. Mahonoy will enter the
employ Of the Louie L. Jones real
estate agency on April I, specialize
ing In the real estate field.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Ladl who
has been the guest of Miss Amulia
TraUt over the Weekend. loft this
afternoon 10 spend the remainder Of
her mid-week vacation with friends
in Providence before returning to
Wellesley college where she is 4
student.
Rev Sidney W. Wallace, rector of
Trinity church, Portland. will speak
at the Lcnten service at 81. Marks
Episcopal church this evening.
Rev Gunnar Jansen Of Phjladol-
phia will speak this evening at the
Elm Swedish Baptist church.
The usual "Wednesday evening
LcutcD service will be held tonight
at st. Johns German Luther church.
Rev. DR.. George w. c. Hi! will
continue his regular Lenten services
at the South Congregational church
this evening.
Co No. ! OF the fire department
was called at l0:4S this forenoon to
brush fire on Brighton street.
Miss Jennie Johnson OF Maple Hill
avenue entertained with two tables
Of bridg" at her home last evening,
Miss Eleanor Carlson Of Maple Hill
ayenuc was awarded first prize.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-03-30
DESERTI0N CHARGED
Albert Marks Claims Wife Left Him
First But she Replies lie Wanted
to Marry Another.

Decision was reserved ny JuiE"
Newell Jennings Of the superior
court yesterday after he had heard
the evidence in the actions for dt~
vorce brought against each other by
Albert Jackson Marks of A. Jubilee
street. this city. and Anna V. Marks
of 9 Garden street, this city. The
trial was featured by a bitter con-
test, each claiming desertion on the
part Of the other and each claim
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-03-30
D. 5, {. WINNER is
INSANE, FRIENDLESS
bdoIDh Burynski Committed to
Asylum This Afternoon

Insane and fricNdlcss, Vet pos
scssir~ one OF the most cherished
assets man could have--a citation
for bravery during the World War
Alolph Burynski was taken to the
state hospital at Norwich this after
noon after having spent the night in
n cell at police headquarters rs a
10 the Town Home by John J.. Doyle
superintendent Of poor, but he wan-
dcrCd away and his whereabouts
was not known until he amhled into
the police station about l o'clock
this morning. Give me a place. ="
lie pleaded. Il don't know what
might happen
Burynslli, according to papers In
his pockets, enlisted in the army
March 50. 1915 and on January IS,
1919. while serving with Co. +. sc
Infantry, SEND Division. he was cited
for bravery. According to the cita-
ton. he heard the cries of wound
ed comrades nNar Cote, 1S2, to the
northeast Of St Juvin, France, and
disrcga riding his own safety h"
sprang upon a parapet and went out
under fire to make three trips to
the nearest first aid station, half Il
mile away. Each time. he carried
. wounded comrade. In addition to
the citation, he has his honorable
discharge from the army.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-03-30
Legal Notice.

BY ORDER of the Superior Court
for Hartford County. State OF Con-
necticut, in a foreclosure action en-
titled: Donald Leavitt, Trustee Tor
the New Britain Lumber Company
Us. Joseph Leonard, ct ais. Alfred
Levitt, Esq. acting as Committee
will sell at public auction on the
premises April 4. 1927. at eleven
G1) A. NJ, the following property OF
the defendant, Joseph Leonardo:
Known as lot No. "a on Map OF
Pleasant Manor by Hall & Bacon,
October 1919. recorded In New Brit
ain Land Records. Vol. 2 Of Maps,
Page 1913, said land being bounded
North by lot No. % on said map,
1857 feet: East by lot No. Is on
said map. so feet: South by lot %
On said map, 1874 feet, more or
less; and West by East Street so
feet.
For further information inquire
of Alfred Levitt. No. 299 Main
Street, New Britain.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-03-30
SAUNDERS CAPTAIN OF
H. s. BASKETBALL TEAM
Defeats SOwka and Zalcski for
Leadership of Five by Close
Vote Today

Fred Saunders. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Horace saunders OF 20 Chest
nut street, was elected captain Of
next years New Britain High school
basketball team In an election held
today. His victory was by a close
vote over Edward Sowka. a guard.
and Alexander Zalcski. forward.
Saunders played center and forward
He has been a member of the
schools squad for the past two
years. Last year he was substitute
forward and this year no was sched-
uled to fill in at forward when he
tcll victim to faculty ruling and
was numbered among the l6 out
laws. He is a member OF the Theta
Sigma fraternity.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-03-30

Protestant Ministers
Meet at South Church

4 meeting of the Protestant Min
isters' association was held in the
parlors Of the South Congregational
church yesterday morning. Those
present were Rev Raymond n. Gil.
man. NJ. n. Greene. Carl friedrich
son. William IL. Anderson. Samue,
Sutclfte. William Ross. Warren NJ.
Blodgett. Axel l. Peterson. Dr.
George W. c. Hill. Theodore A.
Greene. and Leo S. RosencranS.
A paper on the subject OF John
Wesley and Methodism." was read
by Rev. William H. Anderson. pastor
OF Trinity Methodist Episcopal
church.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-03-30
OILS AND MOTORS
ARE Sliding down
Investment Shares However
Continue in Demand

Nav York. March 80 tp--Itrayy
selling Of oils and low priced motor
shares, based on niayorahle d.
valopmrnts in those industries uu-
Settled today's stock market, While
move against the general trend,
there Was q noticeable slackoning of
the strong demand for Investment
shares. many OF which established
new high records earlier in the
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-03-30
Airmen's Night Flares
Get Woman From Bed

On complaint OF Mrs. Harriet
Hargreaves. who lives az the foot OF
Belden street, near the Crcmo Brew
cry, Officer Peter Cabolus and Wal
ter Wagner investigated a fireworks
report at o'clock this morning, and
Nelson. well known aviator, and
Lieutenant Carl Dixon. also well
known in flying circles. that they
and three other men had been try
ing out some parachute flares. They
had not anticipated that the noise
would be SO great as to arouse any
one.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-03-30
WALNUT STREET COUPLE
Welded IS YEARS TODAY
Mr.. and Mrs. William TrcWhclla
Were United in Marriage March
80 1854 in Cheshire

Mr.. and Mrs. William Trewhella.
residents Of New Brit2in for the past
SO years are quietly observing their
Goth wedding anniversary today at
their home at 10 Walnut street.
They were married March 80, 1861
at Mr.. Trewhclla's home in Cheshire.
They came to New Britain in 1894
and Trewhclla opened meat
market that year. For 90 years he
was in business on Church street, re-
firing in 1924
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-03-30
PAY LAST TRIBUTE
To AUTO VICTIMS
Continued from First Page)

James Wilson of st. Thomas SEM
mary.
Rev. Thomas Lawlor conducted
the committal services for Mr.. Welch
and Father McCrann. Father Lyddy.
and Father Lawlor conducted Mr.
Eiley's committal services.
A wealth OF floral tributes at both
funerals testified to the great cs-
TEEN in which Mr. Wc!ch and Mr.
Riley were held by their friends,
business associates and fraternal
brothers.
Four hundred members o. the Y.
NJ, T. \ & L. society in so autolno
pics visited the homes Of Mr., Welch
and Mr.. Riley in this city and OF
Edward J. Shcchy in Bristol last
night TO pay their last respects to
their deceased associates.
Funeral Of Mr.. shcchy
especial to the Herald
Bristol. March 30--Pcople from
all walks of life consrcgated at st,
Joseph's church this morning at
$40 o'clock to attend the funeral
services for Edward J. Shcchy, who
was instantly killed. with two COM
panions, in an automobile accident
In Cheshire Monday morning.
Rev. Oliver II. MagneIl. pastor of
st. Josephs church, was the ceie-
brant of the high mass of requiem,
Rev. William L. kearney, formerly
assistant pastor at st. Josophs ana
now located at ST. Thomas Seminary
in Hartford, was deacon and keV.
Thomas Lynch, the present assistant
pastor, was sub-deaCon. In the
sanctuary during the mass were Rev.
William ?. Latin, pastor Of St
Matthew's church, Forestvilte: Rev
james A. Broderick. pastor OF the
Immaculate Conception church or
Terryville: Rev. John J. fitzgerald
of Waterbury and who was formerly
located in New Britain, and numer-
GUS other priests from about the
state.
Representatives OF Palos Council
Knights OF Columbus, Bristol Lodge
of Elks, the Y. NJ. T, A. B. society
of New Britain, the Foresters OF
America and the merchants division
of the chamber Of commerce at
tended the services. At the conclu-
sion of the mass prayers. for the
dead were read by Rev. William +.
kcarney.
Following these prayers. James
Donahue sang "America' while an
honorary guard from G. A. Hadseil
Camp. U. S. w. V, holding the
furlcd banners of the oncampment,
stood at attention beside the caskct.
Bugler James Burns then sounded
taps from the choir loft while boy
Scout in uniform sounded the echo
from a point in st. Joseph's ceme-
torv nearby. AS the body was belns
borne from the church, James Dona-
hue sang Some Sweet Day.
The committal prayers at the
grave In the new st. Joseph's ceme-
terry were read by Rev. Oliver Y.
Magnell, while Fathers kearney,
Latin, Lynch and a number of other
priests gathered there with the
mourners. A volley was fired over
the grave by q firing squad from G.
A. Hadsell Camp.
AS a remark of respect to Mr..
Sheehy. the merchants Of the city
displayed their sidewalk flags at
half mast. The Connecticut Hat
Co. Of which Mr.. Sheehy was part
uer. was closed for the day.
Mrs Shcehy was unable to attend
the funeral services for her husband
today and is confined to her home
critically i'll and with a trained
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-03-30
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dies IN new YORK
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in World War


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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-03-30
AUTO RUNS INTO GIRL.

Charles Karvoski of t05 Broad
street reported to Captain Kelly at
lo:4o this morning that as he was
driving south on Franklin Square.
Doris Rand. aged 6. ran in front OF
his car near the Senior High school
and was struck. He said she was
shaken up but did not appear to
he hurt She was given medical at
tention.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-03-30
GUEST NIGHT PLANNED

The last meeting for the fiscal
year was held by the directors of
the Business and Professional
Womcn's club last evening. II was
voted to have Guest Night on
April Z, when Miss Corinne Bacon
will speak on Books" The an
nual meeting will be. held next
month.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-03-30
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY

Mr.. and Mrs. Girari Casale Of
Maple Hill observed their S0th we'd
ding anniversary last evening. EN-
ploycs and officials Of the New
Britain Trust Co, where Mr.. Casale
is employed, motorcd to Maple Hill
and helped the couple celebrate.
Gifts of flowers. and a purse OF gold
were given Mr.. and Mrs. Casale.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-03-30
Deaths
Julius Louis Wcntland

julius Louis Wcntland, II days
cid son of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Went
land of 80 Magnolia street, died
late last night at his home. The
funeral will be held tomorrow after
noon at o'clock. Rev. A. c. Thco-
doro Stecge. pastor of st. Matthew's
German Lutheran church, will Off
ciatc. Burial will be in Fairvicw
CT metery.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-03-30
Funerals
Mrs. Patrick Grove

The funeral of Mrs. Patrick Grove.
former resident of this city, will be
held tomorrow morning from her
home at Al Franklin avenue, Hart
ford, at $50 o'clock and at 900
o'clock from st. Patrick's church.
Burial will be in st. Mary's ccme-
terry. this city.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-03-30

nurse in attendance. Mrs Shcchy
has not been in good health for two
years and her husbands death has
seriously affected her.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-03-30
ScraiinO RaDillO

Tho funeral Of Seralino Rapillo of
1879 Washington street, who died in
New York city Monday win be held
tomorrow morning at Coney Island,
and burial will be in New York city.
The Washington times., 1927-09-13
Help Wanted
statesmen

TWO HIGH CLASS,
WELL DRESSED MEN
OF GOOD PERSONAL
try TO SELL BANK
STOCKS, IN WHICH
WE SPECIALIZE.
MUST BE MEN OF
c HARAcTE Err AND
ABILITY WITH CLEAN
RECORDS AND UNI
QUESTIONABLE REF
ERENCES. PPLY
SUITE 21e, TRANS
PoRTATIoN BUILD
ING.
The Washington times., 1927-09-13

BUICK USED CARS
STANLEY H. HoRNER, INC.
1015-1111 14th st. N. w. NJ. $500