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Imperial Valley press., 1931-08-20
Second Slayer To
Get Death Penalty

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 20. W.H -
Frank Pacigia, ex-sailor, was SEN
fenced to be hanged for the "acci-
dental" murder of w. E. Fuller.
Paciga's execution was set for
November l3, one week after his ac-
complice in crime, Harry Goold, is
scheduled to be executed
Goold and Paciga killed Fuller
when he choked to death on gag
they had thrust down his throat
while they robbed him.
Superior Judge c. P. Vincini de-
MED the request of Pacigas counsel
for new trial, based upon the point
that the man did not intend to kill
Fuller. Judge Vincini cited Cali
fornia law holding that killing
perpetrated in the course of a fel-
ony is punishable by death.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-08-20
@hN!uL1L-.o
w Isow:

BEVERLY HILLS, Aug. l9.
(SpeciaD - Every day brings
new schemes in the papers for
relief. The Russians got five
year plan. Maybe it's terrible
but they got one. We been two
years Just trying to get a plan.
The latest two came from Mr..
McKelvie of the north, and
Governor Long of the south,
neither one helps the corn rails
er or the city fellow. One wants
to give all the surplus wheat
to the unemployed chat has
been suggested more times
than there is bushels, Long
wants TO plant no cotton next
year. Both good schemes, but
neither don't put anybody to
work so we are still in the mar
ket for a plan.
We will just about have to
save ourselves accidentally,
that's the way We stumbled on
prosperity.
Yours,
Imperial Valley press., 1931-08-20
Recall Of Judge
Is Abandoned

REDWOOD CITY, Cal, Aug. 20.
W.H-Change in the state law pro-
viding for instructed jury verdicts
today was being advocated by a
citizens committee, organized here
to effect the recall of Judge George
H. Buck, the recall plan had been
abandoned.
Change In the program came af-
ter John j. Taafee, attorney for
Mrs. Constance May Gavin in her
S4,000,000 suit for a share in the
James L. Flood estate. said the re-
call would be injurious to her case
in the event a new trial is granted.
George Merrill, former mayor, in
suggesting working for a change in
the law spoke of ''rumors of COR
ruption in high offices"
Mrs. Gavin previously had urged
that the recall move be dropped
Imperial Valley press., 1931-08-20
rial. Of
CLARK IS
NEAR END
Case Expected To Be Civ
en- To Jury Late In
Afternoon.
COUNSEL REBUKED
Wife OF Accused AttOr.
ney Wants No Sympa-
thy From Ford.

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 90. U.H-
The future of young David H. Clark,
former deputy district attorney and
recent candidate for municipal
Judge, was to be placed in the hands
of jury of seven women and five
men late today.
Only a few minutes of the states
final argument and the judges in
structions remained when the noon
adjournment was taken at his trial
on the charge that he murdered
Herbert Spencer, political magazine
editor.
Special Prosecutor Joseph Ford.
concluding the states last argument
to the jury, said he would finish In
a very few minutes after the after
noon session of court was called.
Judge Stanley Murray was then
to read a charge to the jury and
that group was to take up delibera-
ton of whether Clark murdered
Spencer or shot him down in SELF
defense.
Ford spent the entire morning
rounding up the loose ends Of the
case and the only excitement was
contributed by Mrs. Nancy Malone
Clark. wife of the defendant. Mrs.
Clarke, blonde and pretty, stood up
in court and shouted that she didn't
want any sympathy when the
prosecutor remarked that he felt
sorry for her
Most of the time Ford used IN
flaying Clark's story that he had
been warned by Spencer to LAY OH
the underworld" in his campaign
for municipal judge.
Issues growing out of Clark'S race
for judge, which he lost at the June
elections, led to the double shoot
/ ing of Spencer and Charles Craw-
ford, politician.
Clark's Story False "a
CLARK told you that he was
threatened by Spencer in the cam
paign," Ford said, but Clark's story
was false. I know Spencer never
said to Clark: Lay off the under
world
Deep in their hearts the defend
ing attorneys and the members OF
the press know that Spencer never
| would have said a thing like that.
IF a man tells an untruth with
intent to deceive, you have the right
| to reject the whole testimony Of the
witness. You know that Clark told
an untruth about the warning from
! Spencer, so you have right to re-
! ject his whole story of shooting two
men in Self-defense."
Then speaking of Crawford and
/ his underworld connections when he
was political boss of the city, Ford
made some reference to Denver.
Colo, politics. The reference was
not understood in the courtroom.
Which reminds me-" said Ford
without any introduction to the re-
minder, "how about nine years ago,
the mayor of Denver cleaned up the
underworld in that city as it never
| had been cleaned before. And ne
| named the men. He caused a re-
form. Maybe Crawford had aspira-
tions TO run for mayor, don't
| know"
Mrs. Clark's unexpected outburst
contributed the most dramatic epi-
Sode OF the session.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-08-20

Complete agreement regarding di-
vision OF California's share of Colo
RADIO river water is accomplished,
and in that accomplishment the last
and most vital obstacle to compile
ton of the proposed All-American
canal contract is swept away.
Imperial Valley and Coachella
Valley have, by terms of this final
agreement which was effected at the
end of a series of conferences in
Los Angeles yesterday, 3,500,000 acre
feet of water out of agriculture's
first and prior claim on 3,850,000
acre feet. In addition Imperial
and Coachella Valleys are to have
the first 100000 acre feet of water
after the Metropolitan district allo-
cation is satisfied.
Imperial and Coachella Valleys
have now a guaranteed and ample
supply of Colorado river water to
serve all of the lands under the
ll-American canal" Mark Rose,
irrigation district director, declared
Imperial Valley press., 1931-08-20
Name Receiver
For Closed Bank

LOS ANGELES, Aug 20. W.H-
H. F. Schilling, representative of
the comptroller of the currency, has
been appointed receiver for the
United States National Bank, which
closed its doors Tuesday.
The bank, which has deposits OF
s6,400,000, was said to have got in
to difficulties through recent fall
ures Of the Harold G. Ferguson cor
poration. Schilling said no formal
statement would be issued until a
complete examination of the banks
books had been made. He recent
ly liquidated the First National
Bank of Fresno.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-08-20
FORMER WIFE OF
CHAPLIN QUIZzED
IN MYSTERY CASE

NEW YORK, Aug. 20. W.R-
Stories told by two actresses ques-
toned in the mysterious disappear
ance of a millionaire japanese silk
importer while on whoopee cruise
to Halifax have interested represent
atives of three governments.
The United States, Japan and
Great Britain are involved.
Mary Reisner, revealed during a
five hour questioning late yester-
day as Mary Dale, once of George
Whites Flying High" told of Hi
sashi Fugimura's fear OF a inan
aboard the Belgenland." The actress
had accompanied the merchant as
governess of his seven year old
daughter, also aboard.
The actress. a divorcee, about 26,
with pouty chin, round dimpled
cheeks, blue eyes and platinum
blonde hair, co-operated in every
way, Attorney Lumband said, after
the conference, and will be ques-
toned further before federal
grand jury Monday.
Mildred Harris, formerly Mrs.
Charles Chaplin, starred in a stage
act on the showboat cruise of the
Belgenland, described party she
gave the night Fujimura vanished.
Miss Reisner and man Miss Harris
did not know were guests, she in
dicated, but Fujimura was not.
Fuiimura was last seen aboard
the Belgenland about that time, Of
ficers of the ship reported.
A few hours earlier he had sent
his daughter, Kashira to bed, a
checkup of clothing revealed that
Fujimura wore his dinner coat
when he vanished.
A reward of $4,000 for informa-
ton leading to discovery and pro-
duction of Mr.. Fujimura if alive,
or recovery of his body, if dead
has been offered by legal represent
atives of the missing mans firm,
Asahi Corporation.
Mrs. Fujimura, reported to have
disclaimed any knowledge of gov
erness for their daughter, is in Sc
clusion on the family estate at Nor
walk. She is grief stricken as re-
suit of the double tragedy in her
family-disappearance OF the hus-
band and father, and death of an
infant daughter the day he vanish
ed.
NORWALK, Conn, Aug. 20. U.P)
Mrs. Hisashi Fujimura, wife OF
the missing millionaire japanese
silk importer, gave birth to a daugh-
ter today.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-08-20
Woman SWindler
Sent To Prison

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 90 WP)-
Mrs. Jean Marie Loder, alias Marie
Hood, was today under sentence OF
two to 20 years following her con-
viction of two counts of grand
theft.
Sentence was imposed by Superior
Judge B. Ray Schauer after the
woman pleaded guilty to defrauding
two persons through promotion OF
mythical gold mine and third
person through secret hair re-
Storer formula"
Imperial Valley press., 1931-08-20
POincare Observes
list Anniversary

SAMPIGNY, France, Aug. 20. U.P)
At his simple country home in the
peaceful French countryside here,
Raymond Poincare, president Of
France during the war years and
savior of the franc in 1926, cele-
brated his list birthday today.
After an illness which has lasted
two years, Poincare appears his
age. He walks with the aid OF a
stick, but he is still energetic physi-
cally and mentally.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-08-20
Many Missing In
Far East Storm

SEOUL, Korea, Aug. 20 U,P)-
Scores of boats have been wrecked
or are missing and more than 90
persons are feared dead in a terri
fic storm sweeping the ocean off
Fernando.
One motorboat carrying 10 per-
sons went down.
A total of rs boats are believed
to have been lost and the list of
known dead is 35, with % others
missing and 72 persons have been
rescued
Imperial Valley press., 1931-08-20
BUTLER TO RETIRE

QUANTICO, Va, Aug. 20. UP-
Major General Smedley D. Butler,
who won two congressional medals
of honor as a fighting marine. ap-
piled today to the navy department
for retirement effective october I.
Butler is commandant OF the marine
barracks here. He plans to live in
Newton Square. Philadelphia. Pa.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-08-20
Woman Driver To
Know Fate Soon

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 90 U.P -
The case of Miss Hazel Webster,
charged with manslaughter as the
result of the death of Charles Mari,
10, was expected to go to jury late
today.
Anthony Shapiro, eyewitness, tes-
titled as others have-that Miss
Webster was driving at high speed
down the wrong side of the street,
ignored red light and struck the
child
Imperial Valley press., 1931-08-20
FREAK STORMS
DO DAMAGE TO
EASTERN CITIES
Sudden Tidal Waves On
Atlantic Coast Puzzle
Weather Men.

NEW YORK, Aug. 90 Outbreak
rain, wind and lightning storms
along the Atlantic City beach ter
minated in floods and disrupted
communication left a toll in lives
and property damage
-Four were feared drowned in tho
surf off Atlantic City when the
deadly undertow from a series or
waves six TO eight feet high sucked
scores into deep water. Only one
body had been recovered.
John Birch. Columbus, Ohio, lit
orally danced to his death in the
surf at Wildwood when he skipped
few steps in a dance marathon
under way there TO rescue a l5-
year-old boy.
Cause of the sudden tidal attack
on the Atlantic City beach was un-
known today. Several advanced
the theory 1t was the result OF o
tropical storm Monday off Porto
Rico which had radiated huge waves
at a speed of 35 miles an hour.
NORFOLK, Va, Aug. 20. U.H -
Streets were being cleared of mud
and buildings repaired today alter
what the weather bureau described
as the worst storm locally in MS
tory struck the city, accompanied
by a 65-mile an hour wind.
Water in streets was five feet deep
in some sections. The roof OF the
Pennsylvania railroad station was
blown off. Trees were uprooted
and hundreds of windows shattered.
PITTSBURGH, Aug. 20. (U.H -
Heavy rain storms in the Allegheny
mountains were blamed today fol
the crash of a Chicago-NeW York
plane at Belts field, McKeesport
in which six persons were injured
and for two forced landings at Ever
EFT, Pa, airport.
Two pilots and four passengers
injured when the New York bound
plane skidded over a 30-foot en-
bankment as it was landed at Bet
tbs field. were in McKeesport hos
pital today.
The injured include: A. d. Smith
"A, Jackson. Calf. pilot, probable
fractured skull; and Forrest Web
ster, 36, Milwaukee, Wis. head la
cerations and leg injuries.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-08-20
Continued on page 81
FrancO-SOviet
Pact Approved

BERLIN, Aug. 90 W2)-The ini-
tialing of the new Franco-Soyiet
treaty of non-aggression was
viewed today as extremely signifi-
cant.
Press dispatches from Paris as
serted the pact had been completed,
despite denialS from official sources
in Paris.
The United Press reported the
completion of the Franco-Soviet
non-aggression accord earlier in the
week, from London. The French
foreign office refused to confirm
the report.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-08-20

NORWALK, Conn, Aug. 20, U.P)
Mrs. Hisashi Fujimura, wife of
the missing millionaire japanese
silk importer, gave birth to daugh-
ter today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-26
STARR COUNTY

Precinct No. l.-Rio Grande City;
f. j. Guerra, presiding judge;
Pedro Salinas. Asst. judge: Leo
poldo Reynoldo, clerk; Antonio G.
Falcon, clerk.
Precinct NO. aroma: c. II.
Guerra, presiding judge; Jimmie
Cara, Asst. Judge: Adam Cara.
clerk; Francisco Gonzalez. clerk.
Precinct No. 4.-San Marcos; Al
berto Montalvo. presiding judge; Hi
lario Saenz, Asst. judge.
Precinct No. 5.-Grulla; r. S.
Molina. presiding Judge: Ernesto
Villarreal, Asst. judge; Mrs. G. S.
~Eliscondo, clerk; Enrique Moreno,
clerk.
Z. G. Couch, President
II. l.. Yates. Secretary.
In testimony Of all of which the
district, through its board Of di-
rectors, has caused this notice 70
be signed by its president and at
tested by the secretary OF the
district on this. the LIST day OF
August, A. d., 1881.
r. G. Couch
President Of the Board OF Dr.
rectors OF the Lower Rio Grande
Water Conservation District Of
Texas.
ATTEST.
II. L. Yates
Secretary Of the Board Of d.
rectors Of the Lower Rio Grande
Water Conservation District Of
Texas.
8-5-l2-lg-26-4t-4i20
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WILLACY COUNTY

Precinct No. l. -Raymondville.
court house; Tom Fuller. presiding
judge; r. B. Bush, Asst. judge,
Geo. L. Lochrie, CLERK; II. G. Glover,
clerk.
Precinct No. 2. - Raymondville
high school; Henry Hudson, presid-
ing Judge; w. ". Smith, Asst.
Judge; r. B. Eaton, clerk; G. r.
Holloway, clerk
Precinct No. 3.7James Dickin-
son club house: Lusk Keene, pre-
siding Judge; r. Z. Jackson, Asst
Judge.
Precinct No. fires Norias
rancho. @. Nyquist. presiding
judge; NJ. B. Bourne, Asst. judge;
G. H. Schermerhorn, clerk; j. j.
Schultz, clerk.
Precinct No. 5.-Lasara school
house,. F. Nash. presiding judge.
Precinct No. 6.-Willamar school
house: II. B. Wilson, presiding
judge; L. d. Stone, Asst. judge; A.
NJ. Mcneil, clerk; c. NJ. Potts,
clerk
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HUNTERS

We will fry your white wings. Plan
your white wing suppers at the
Coffee Shop, Rio Hondo, Tex.
RIFT
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Business Chances


Have b0nafide proposition 10
offer local party who has $500
capital TO invest. Investigate.
Box R-lS0 Herald. R-IS0
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF
PARTNERSHIP

Notice Is hereby given that the
partnership between w. r. Heaner
and Z. w. Bounds, Jr.. both OF
Brownsville. Texas. doing business
under the firm name Of STANLEY
TRANSFER AND STORAGE COM
PANY. was dissolved on the lst
day OF June. A. ID. 1891.
All debts due 10 the said partner
ship are TO be paid and those due
from the same. dischar red at the
Intersection OF 5th St. and the Mis-
souri, Pacific Railway. in the city
OF Brownsville. Texas. where said
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Merchandise


Land For Rent
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G ADVERTISEMENT

Bonham, presiding Judge; E. Z.
Houch, Asst. judge; Burton Hughes.
clerk: Jack B. Pollack, clerk.
Precinct No. ELISA, school
house; /. I. Myers, presiding judge;
Porter Davis, Asst. Judge; A. +.
Smith, clerk; John Moore, Clerk g.
Precinct No. % Edcouc n,
II. +. Buggerman, presiding Judge,
j. T. Ballinger. Asst Judge; A. ]
Sephans, clerk; A. p. Hill. clerk.
Precinct No. 23.-J. r. Garrett
presiding Judge; r. Zamora, Asst
judge.
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HIDALGO COUNTY

Precinct No. City Hall, Mer-
cedes; Fred Johnson. Presiding
Judge; Robert Thomas, Assistant
Judge; T. J. H~artgill, Clerk; Judd
Davis, Clerk.
Precinct No. 2-Donna, City
Hall: T. T. Sanders, Presiding
Judge; r. J.. Maulden. Assistant
Judge; l.. b. Viroen, Clerk; @. f.
Woods. Clerk.
Precinct No. 3-Hidalgo; ]. (.
Aekin, Presiding Judge; Tonche
Brewster. Assistant Judge: w. r.
Zachman. Clerk; M. f. Babb, Clerk.
Precinct No. 4-McAllen: @. x.
Leslie, Jr., Presiding Judge; Scott
Ford. Assistant Judge; John Ewing,
Clerk; T. q. Murrow, Clerk.
Precinct No. 5-Mission, City
Hall: /. j. Wright. Presiding Judge:
AL Voltz. Assistant Judge; C..
Barnes. Clerk: Z. I. Stuart, Clerk.
Precinct No. 6-LoS Ebanos,
School House; Chas. Smith, Pre-
siding Judge; Ed Sullivan, Assist
ant Judge; Pablo Flores, Clerk;
ftOSeLQO FlOIeSs Clelk.
Precinct No. 7-Edinburg. Fire
Station; f. M. Smith, Presiding
Judge; A. z. Potter. Assistant
Judge; Ralph Hughes, Clerk; o. NJ.
Kenyon. Clerk.
Precinct No. 9-East Edinburg,
s. F. Austin School; j. 10y Ram
sour, Presiding Judge: Ignacio Ro-
driguez, Assistant Judge: r. D..
Hendrix, Clerk; T. z. JaspersOn,
Clerk.
4recinct No. 9-Alsonia: Miguel
Chapa Montalgo, Presiding Judge:
Mrs. Jack Lane. Assistant Judge:
Jesus Perez, Clerk; A. j.. Cavazos,
Clerk.
Precinct No. l0.-Pharr. City Hall;
Homer Gum. Presiding Judge:
Swanson Reynolds. Assis { a II I
Judge; t. j. Copeland, Clerk; M.
H. Lowrie, Clerk.
Precinct No ll-Alamo: John
Burkhart, Presiding Judge; Floyd
Swallow, Assistant Judge. O.. L..
Cowley. Clerk; A. B. Lampert,
Clerk.
Precinct No. l3-Panchita. School
House: John Gents, Presiding
Judge; Geo. Luttring. Assistant
Judge; Pillar Cavazos, Clerk; B. s.
Bali. Clerk.
Precinct No. 14-Weslaco. CITY
Hal w. II. Baxter. ST., Presiding
Judge; O.. "A. Weber. Assistant
Judge; r. E. Clark, Clerk. B. f..
Graham, Clerk.
Precinct No. i5-School House.
Fred Michler. Presiding Judge;
leopold Zamora. Assistant Judge:
Teodosa CardenaS, Clerk: Paul
Vela. Clerk.
Precinct No. Omission, School:
]. Z. Hodgins, Presiding Judge:
Petro Longoria. Assistant Judge
Robert Austin, Clerk; Lazaro Hino-
josa, Clerk.
Precinct No. l7-EaSt Donna: Z.
B. TONNE. presiding judge: Ben
igno j. Escobar, Asst. judge: Juan
w. Casares, clerk; Ciprian Mora,
Clerk.
Precinct No. 18.-West McAllen:
w. B. Spell. presiding Judge: y. @.
Robinson. Asst. judge; G. B. Braga,
clerk; Hugh Williams, clerk.
Precinct No. l9-San Juan: Lee
Green, Presiding judge: w. 7.
Motley. Asst. Judge: f. NJ. Griffith.
clerk; B. Mighell. clerk.
Precinct No. 20-Hargill: K. w.
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Business Chances


CLEANING. Pressing shop Doing
fair business. Cheap rent Hoffman
preSser. wringer. mirror, tables.
dashboard. electric iron. sewing
machine. other articles. $4,000 cash.
Write RIOS Herald. R-206
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G ADVERTISEMENT

business will be continued BY L. l.
Stanley under the firm name OF
Stanley Transfer and Storage
Company.
K. w. BOUNDS, Jr.
w. f. HEANER.
8-l9-26-2-g-4t-4i35
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AutOrn0tive

10 Autos for Sale
FOR SALE. Brand new Buick 8
sedan. latest model. hardly broken
in. Cost Sl655.O0. will sell for $4,000.
terms. w. A. RaSco, Phone 1888 or
II. R-207
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G ADVERTISEMENT

Precinct No. 32-Dishman. Dish
man School House; Clay Mills, Pre-
siding Judge: A. w. Dixon, As
sistant Judge.
Precinct No. 33-Las Yescas, Old
School House; Mrs. J. M. Saner,
Presiding Judge; A. ARIA. Jr., AS
sistant Judge.
Precinct No. $50 Inn o |
Planting Co.'S Office; Matt Brown,
Presiding Judge.
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Rentals


COOL BEDROOM. southern expos
ure. private entrance. Garage M
desired. See Peterson at Merchants
Bank. Rl3l
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oA1AAA@NNNAH -
FOR THE DISTRICT LEVY
OF TAX; AGAINST THE DIS
TRICT LEVY OF TAX"
Said election shall be conducted
in accordance with the General
Election Laws OF the State Of Tex
as. except as herein otherwise pro-
vided None but resident property tax
payers who are qualified TO vote
under the laws OF the state shall
be entitled 10 vote. The voting
precincts for such election shall
be those previously established by
tn Commissioners Court OF the
respective counties in which such
voting precincts lie, and the Off
GERS OF election shall be those ap-
pointed at the proceeding Febru-
airy term Jy the Commissioners
Courts OF the respective counties in
which such precincts -
The presiding officers OF election
shall return the ballot boxes in to
the County Clerks OF the respective
counties in which such voting pre-
cinctS lie. and shall make returns
OF election as follows: One CODY
shall be delivered TO the president
of the board OF directors Of the dis
trict. n copy shall be delivered
to the secretary OF the board O.
directors, and one copy shall be re-
tanned by such presiding officer.
If any voting precinct extend be-
yond the boundaries OF the district.
the presiding officer shall require
every person offering 70 vote at
such election TO subscribe the fol-
lowing oath:
"I do solemnly swear or affirm
that I am a qualified voter under
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TWO NICE cool bedrooms I'm
private home for gentlemen. Also
board and room. Phone $50. Ill
St. Charles. Rl02
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USED refrigerators large and small
cheap. some large enough for meat
market or hotel. Phillips Hardware.
San Benito. R-l97
Evening star., 1931-06-26
Washington Stock Exchange
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