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O L CHIGAGO MUTDE MYSTERY SOLVED - -.: (Continued from I"irst I known in lake shipping circles, Neither Boy Crushed Leopold, after making his ment to Mr. Crowe as composcdly though he were going nary routine. poscd photographers and elicked, calmly lighted a Young Loeb appeared the fected by what had take in spite of the long, he did not appear Young Loeb is son of Al Loeb, vice-president of Lo & Co., of which Mr. Rosenwald head. well state- hout his ordi for ewspag fter cameras grinding crushe Admits Writing Lette Leopold has admitted typi letter demanding $10,000 ran Jacob Franks, father of the Mr. Crowe said In giving in part det maping, State’s ney said that the Franks boy was struck with a chisel as the three sat in the rented automobile and then a gag thrust into the boy’s mouth, strang him. The clothing, Chief of Det Hughes said, was hidden in one place and the shoes in another. Young Leopold's room is filled wi specimens of birds and fowl. On all of his rambles Leopold was watchi for birds, alert for some unusual specimen. He has written many arti- eles on birds and was considered a brilllant student, Loeb, too, was rated a good student State’'s Attorney Crowe, said l.eo- pold, and Loeb, said they once had eonsidered kidnaping a son of Julius Rosenwald internationally known phil- anthropist. Mr, Crowe declared the case would be the first presented to the new June grand jury. The stenographic notes of the alleged confessions, he said, were locked up, an dalthough he said they might be made publie late today, he was taking every precaution to make the case complete, The typewriter on which the ran- wom letter was written and the rented automobile in which the killing oc- eurred, will be held as evidence, Mr Crowe said. The automobile was of the samemake as Leopold's car, Some Rich Man's Son The story they told of planning to kidnap a son of Julius Rosenwald ap- | parently was based on their belief that the philanthropist had a young | son. Mr. Rosenwald has no such .nn But they admitted, Mr, Crowe that they first merely had )n!Lnl M kidnaping a wealthy man's son for ransom. The authorities found a letter Leo- | pold had written to Loeb referring to & quarrel they had had. “I want you to feel that we &n an equal footing legally,” l,-npnm wrote, and “therefore I purp committed the same tort of which you were guilty In connection with the statement of the prosecutor that the kidnaping plan had been hatched months ago, it was #aid that both youths established small bank accounts outside Chicago, using assumed names. Want Early Trial A speedy trial for the two youths was indicated today by Chief Justice Caverly of the criminal court., Speak ing from the judicial stand point, he nald “This murder is no different from any other. I shall urge that the case £0 to trial as speedily as possible, Within thirty days justice should be served.” Toeh “Alded” Police After the Franks body was found detectives mald young loeb alded newspapermen and the police in trying to locate the drug store from which two talephone calls were made on May 22 1o the Franks home, Leopold, it is said, had talked of plana te go to Europe June 11 ails Crowe was ing ctives The typewriter an which the ransom | gram call letter was written was reported to thrown in a park lagoon. was belief that the letter was ometime before the Kidnap- addressed, “Dear sir, been sent to anyone. \ks May 21 are said to ve been written 15 it was ged cor cision to kidnap young when they saw afternoon of May alking home from 1le fessions that the state I'ranks was formed gency, the it was auto- an automobile rental d that on 1 the same make as opold’s 1ad been rented to him a Loeh, cords showed the had been urncd 24 ter been driven Why did “We dist ust did it amswered vad hade the venture money,” had money car hours lat a having 118 miles, you Kkill him*" the two Did 1t they are cged later adding that plan out of a desire and to acquire some though apparently been plentifully sup- by their parents. linois statute makes kidnap- or ransom crime for which punishment may be inflicted. says that any con- Kidnaping for ransom shall ath, or be punished by im- prisonment in the penitentiary for life or any term not less than five years. 1e kidnaping statute makes it pos- the prosecution to place the when indicted, on trial for two ipital crimes. 1f murder were not provable, the kidnaping charge still would provide the death penalty. Used False Names At the automobile rental the state's 3 men learned, copold, using the name of “Morton D. Ballard,” established credit on May 1. He gave as a reference the of Louis Mason,” and a tele- phone number, the agency manager said. “Mason,” the investigators de- clared, “was admitted by Loeb to have referred to him, and when he was called by telephone by the agency he said “Ballard” was of good charac- ter. On May 9, “Ballard” rented a car and returned it properly, so that on May 21 he was considered a regular customer when he obtained the red car. easy hoth hoys 1 with person icdor suffer de loys, agency, name Young lLoch Collapses Young Loeb collapsed in a faint when identified today by Mrs. Ger. trude Barish, owner of a cigar store, as having gone there with Leopold on May 22, the day after the killing, and nsed the telephone. He was rushed to a hn,-pxm. YANGEE AVIATORS RESUME TOMORROW Will Hop OIf at 3 a. m. From Japanese Station By Tha Associated Pres Tokio, May 31—The American fliers now at Kasumigaura are planning te hop off tomorrow at 3 a, m. on the next stage of their expedition around | the world, They had hoped to fly to- day, but it was found impossible to complete averhauling of their three | planes in time. he filers will head fret for Kush- on the southern end of this is- Honshu, possible, Kagoshima, at the ex treme southern end of Japan, the | same day, The stop at Kushimoto vill be shortened as much as possible, Present expectations are that its dur- will be only that necessary for ing the planes. The fliers hope to make the §00- mile jump across the China Sea Mon- day reachin the Asjatic continent near Shanghal Monday evening. ¥From Kasumigaura to Kushimote s miles; thenee to Kagoshima is almost as far, so that the fliers’ pro- # for 1,200 miles of travel within 48 hours or imoto, and, ation retie THE JINGLE BELLES INTTO. DAUGHTESR COTYA 7 FIUAIR e UK and then will go on, if | L GOTTA PLAN, TAIGHT 1M THE DAk o’ TvE City Items of 54 Sey- fromt he where Heinzmann street, has returned Britain General hospital underwent an operation. Home cooked iunches al Croweli's. —advt % Crauley and K. Hollfelder the week-end in Nor- Miss l.yvdia mour New Misses spending daughter was born at the New \ general hospital to Mr. and J. Callahan of 758 Arch Thursday night, and daughters and M William Kelley of 156 Main strect and Mr. and Mrs, hael Korij of 27 Hurlbert street, Watch for the A. Nash Co. Agents ts and Ove ts, $23.50,—ad\t. ¢minos E. Dulbis of Bridgeport d his anto on West Main last night when a machine was travelling ahead of him suddenly and caused him to rash info it. He reported the acci- dent to the police. 3 Columbia - Records, Pierce Co.—advt. The Sunshine Monday at 2:30 in It is requested that as many bers as possible attend as Daniels, the state vice president, be present and speak about the ternational convention recently at Newark, N, J Mattabesett Tribe, No. 14, 1. O. R. M., will hold its regular meeting Monday evening in Judd's hall and confer the chief’'s degree, A son, Nobert Edson, was born at the New Britain General hospital vesterday to Mr. and Mrs. Edson TNussell of 514 Church street. Superintendent of Schools 8. H. Holmes who has been a patient at Charter Oak hospital, Hartford .is ex- pected home tomorrow and will re- sume his duties soon. Hallinan's Lunch from §:30 a. m. to 7:30 p. m.—advt, Augusta Blair has brough! suit for damages against Henry Yoops of West Granby, alleging non-payment on a note, She is represented by Donald Gaffney. The writ is refurn- able in the city court the first Monday of June, imil to Mr Fas Mi which stopped $r.00. C. L. society will meet the Y. W. C. A, Mrs. will in- held Mucke, son of Mr. and Mrs, Ernest Mucke of 38 Summer street, a | student at Cushing Academy, under- went an operation for appendicitis at the Fitchburg, Mass, hospital, Wed nesday. Clara Camp, R. N, of A, will dec- orate the graves of deceased mem- hers tomorrow afternoon. The mem- bers will meet at Central Park at 2 ‘o'clock and all who can are requested [ to bring flowers, Mrs, Zole I. Culver and Aughter, | Mary, of Main street are registered at the Hotel Glaslyn-Chatham, At- ntie Lm for two weeks, .Mannmz Wms Hohdav Shuttle Meadow Event | In the handicap flag tournament held at the Shuttle Meadow yesterday, | David Manning won first prize by | completing the 18 holes and planting | his flag on the first pole with a gross |of 82, Dana L. Vibberts was second, his flag being planted on the 15th green with a gross of 88, ’ FOR BENEFIT OF PALESTINE The New Britain chapter of Ha- | dassah and the B'nai B'rith auxiliary Iwill nold a carnival, entertainment and dance at Odd Fellows' hall on Wednesday and Thursday evenings, June 4 and 5. The proceeds will be divided equally between the N'nai P'rith home building fund in Pales- tine #nd the Hadassah medical or. ganization in that countr Members of the Young Judea will assist at the flower and refreshment booths, The giris who will be on duty are: Ida Katz, Libbie Dunn, Ger- trude Brombe: Gertrude Kaplin, Doria Cohen, Dora Bell, Molly Gib- lowitz, Fanny Chotiner, Fdith Fich- man, Mildred Kiemowitz, th Bloomberg, Ethel Menus, Reatrice Spector, Estella Eisenberg, Rose Hoff. man, Rose Seidman, Ruth Goldstein and Bylvia Wotkin. The girix will be costumed 1o reperent various flowers | on sale at the booths, mem- | Charles | THE HERALD “WANT ADS” Alphabetically Arranged For Quick and Ready Referenc LINE RATES FOR CONSECUTIVE INSERTIONS Charge Prepaid day... 1 5 09 days g .2 a8 days 1l 21 days 1 28 d 1 d 1 day 1 11, Yearly Order Rates Upon Application Count 6 words to a line 14 lines to an lnch. Minimum Space, 3 lines. Minimum Book Charge, 35 cents. No Ad Accepted After ! P. M, Classified Page on Same Dav. Ads Accepted Over the Telephone for Convenience of Customers. Cal 5 and Ask for a Ad” 225 L tor Operator ANNOUNCEMENTS Burial Vaults, Monuments 1 BURIAL VAUL1S—Concrete stecl reinforc- ed; water proof, heremetically sealed. will outiast either wood or metal. not tequite larger Ir.s, remsonably priced. N. B. Vault Co.. 276 Maple. Phone 3765, | W BRITAIN—Monument Works, 123/ Oak St. Monuments of all sizes and des- cription. Carving and letter cutting our apecialty. Florists and Nursery) CUT FLOWERS—potted pl variety. Johnson's Greeniiouse, 517 CUT FLOWERS—potted pian funeral work, free delivery. Sandalli Green}ous Phone 2643-12, FLOWER PLANTS strawllogers, verbenas, petunias scarlet | sage, calendula, Wil- liam, early cosmos, etc, nd | days. John I NIUMS adir Tomato and pepper plants. Surpr 44 Whiting_street GERANIUMS 107 10 Astor | & dor, sage 40 and 43, a doz atos 3 in, 40c. a dor., pepper 10c. a doz EgE planty 40c oz, loose tomatos 20 and e osia, 2 Mill street, Asters, snapdragons, marigolds, eet Call eves, plants, 1 pot to- | Joe tore Announcements 7 B, GEORGES—jeweler, T Tformerly of Room 10, 166 Maln St, 18 now located at 436 | _Main Bt., directly opposite East Main St. | FREBE—5x%7 eniargement with every roll of | tiim developed by Ohrnstedts, 73 West Main 8t WEATHER STRIPS—Install the accurate metal atrips saves 1.3 coal bills, window screens. T, E, Woods. Phone 2765, NOTICE Dr, John B. Poyer has reoovered from his recent fliness and will be at his office at the Drug Store, 581 Main St., and at his home office, 70 Walnut (St, Can be seen at any time, Special Notice | Rummage Sale for the henefit of Children's Home, Monday afternoon and all day Tuesday, June and 3. Cor, Lafayette and Main Sts.—advt. | Special Notices | Charity Whist given by Conn, Coun- il of Catholie Women in New Rur. ritt #fotel, Sat. afternoon at 2 o'clock. Tickets 81, 84 a table, Refreshments| acrved,—advt, LIMITATION OF CLAIMS At & court of prabate holden at New Rritaln within and for the district.af Rer Iin, In the County of Martford and Etate of Connecticut, on the 28th day of May A, D, 1924 Present, Bernard P, Gafney, Faq On metion of Hannah Morey of Rritain, as executris of the last will tesiament of Frank P. Morey late of Britain, within said district deceassd This court dath dectes that six months allowed and Jimited for the ereditory of said estate to eshibit their claims again aAMe 16 the executiix And direcis that notice be given of this order b advert in & mewspaper published in sald New Britain and having a circulation N oWAlA Alstrict, ANA by posting A cop. theraaf on tha public sign post in sald town af New RBritaln, Bearest the pl where the decansed Iast @welt and return make ertifisd from Rerord RERNARD F, GAFFNET and New Tn4 Ml s LouD! DOMT WAMT Tk SuEIK TLEARM MONE O CURrR SECPEYS! . OO A -E Lt A - THAT'S THE YO8 FOR YOUL., ™M LAD- 5N MOMSEMSE! ) MONE OF WS MINIONSE 18 wiTHIN® MILES Do | | CHEVROLET | REO MOTOR CARS and #rus ll. Kenneth | WILLYS-KNIGHT AND OVERLAND \notor (| ANNOUNCEMENTS ] Lost and Founa I ——— AUTOMOTIVE ) ————-———_—d Autos and Trucks For Sale ‘ I AUTOMOTIVE Autos and Trucks For Sale ] BUICK—Dig 4, Price $100, Phone 2215, Tiuder Trust | BANK BOOK—Ro, 20063 o, kindly return to the Commercial Co. touring car, in good -hly-a | C. A. Bence, 51 Mai . | PREiAne | USED CARS— BUIC 192 embroide | BLOUSE—unfinished, tan in v return to package, lost. ~Iinder please 148 Kelsey St. Reward. DOG—Japanese spaniel, brown and white. models, casy terms, Park St., Ha Toadsters and tourings, 1319 and | Priced low and sold on our Aaron G. Cohen, Inc, 185 | rtford. _Open evenings. taken In trade for new Fords. All m good condition and priced low with CHEVROLET go0d engine. Finder return to 69 East Main St. oin and 51 ndkerchief, their return —Tost between 1. Main streets, tied up in ha suitable reward to finder for appearances Superior St, Phone 2]1. 1921-~touring car, new top, eayy terms. and tires Excellent | Auto Co. 176 Arch Overland touring, medel §3. CARE to Ruick: s rings. Dwight St., or reward if re- “probably in yleinity of southern section. Liberal turned to Herald. Inc., nings. need of slight repairs, 185 Park St., Overland touring, model 9{. Allen 17, touring car. Maxwell 17, touring car. Hudson 18, coup! i Chevrolet 3275 include Overlands, | Oldsmobiles. Some in | Aaron G. Cohen, ' Hartford. Open eve- N\ tortoine sh. call 2399- ataining sum of PATR—of glasses, with T rims, lost. Reward. Iinder POCKETBOOK—black, « order. Wm. Bo T—touring car, Price $160, = | Ford 20, coup 1913, OK run- | P touring cal Inquire at Conn. L4 ushey . money also receipt of C. M. Barton. baby grand, 34x4 lost beiween New T—touring, 1919, model ¥. B. 5 Madison street. 1 ton worm drive truck. % ton delivery, el roadster, can be seen Sunday. 46 | Imwood. Reward for return, | CHEVROLET, Peretti, Oak_ street 2051 Rudolph's Garage, 1 Salestoom, 4 Elm St, Phone 3392. | » touring car. Hew, | " 1 coupe. Phone ¢ o roadster, $325. 1925— nette, like Cherry St. Personals 6 You think of vacation, think of a cam- era, we have folding cameias $4.00 up. tion Chery St. DODGE—roadster, 1920, mechanical condl perfect. Phone AUTOMOTIVE DSED CAR EXCHANGE PHONM 739-3, $6 ARCH B8T. Rudolph’s Garage, 2051-2, -~ 137 Box cameras $1.00 up, Arcade Studio, Superior Phone 2093. DODGE—roadster, looks good, fine tire uto Co., 1 [ N ! S | AUTOMOTIYE ' ED, KENNED! } of used cars and parts, 26 Willow stre 192! ery good llllD.' This 1s a bargain. | Arch. _Phone 21 o exchang USED CARS— Auto and Truck Agencies 8 MOTOR CARS— Better cars | being bullt and Bulck Is builde | them.” New Britain Buick Co | FSSEX, 1 BUIC] are ing nett, 88 Arch coach, miles and completely overhauled. Terms ! and trade considered. Tun less than 1000 | Studebaker “Big 6’ aedan, Reo, 5 pass., sedan, $6a0. Cadillac touring car, 7 p: 3800, McGauley & Ben- St. Phone 2952, Arch _street. Phone 2607. CHANDLER and Cleveland 1avior cars sud mccessories, American Sales Ce CADILLAC CARS — Sales Lash Motor Co. “A Reput \West Main, corner Lincoln_street. | MOTOR CANS—Sales and| service, Superior Auto Company, 176 _roem 4 Eim _Arch_St. _Phone 21, | DODGE BROTHERS MOTOR CARS—8ales | and service, 6. & F. Motor Sales Co., 165 £y Franklin; ‘phone 731 DURANT AND STAR motor cars. Saies| and service, “Just Real Good Cars.” C.| A. Bence, 1% Main street; ‘phone 2215, FORD CARS, Fordson tractor, Saies eerve genuine parts and accessoriea Auto- motive Sales & Sorvice Co, 200 B. Main. GARDNER X-—outperforms any car in ita claes, Sales & Service, 43 Woodland 8t,, John J. Heckman. Phone HUPMUBILE CARS—Baies an) lerv!co. Llll4 Service Station, Hartfor: Staniey and 6 Main St. Ruick coupe, individual 127 Che: FORDS—~ ALL ELMER ” #s Co., Sale and Service, ‘phone 2109, INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS—~Rackliffe Park and Bigelow Sta Phon v w_Britain and vicinity GOOD USED C. A Bence 61 Main 8t.; at department, 1924 ex 1922 1918 1922 1920 s and Servise, ‘phone 2216, MAXWELL A CHRYSLER—Rales and eecvice, McGauley and Beouett 98 Arch street, Phone 205 MOON MOTOR ~ CARS—Favorably known rid over, ¥, L. Groen, Sales and | 142 Arch St Phone 625, H and Oakland motor cars. Ealas axd Service, A, G. Hawker, ‘phol 2466, PAIGE AND JEWETT—81086 (0 Whitmore Paig St. (near Elm Oak McGAU 58 Eim etreet; o M. Searle & Co., Sales and Bervice, con GOOD USED Eim and Park Ets, New Britaln, Com ‘phone 2110. Local agents for Gabriel 1923 1922 Buirk Jewet cara, showroom at ¢ Eim 8 Mazw nd Jordan Motor & ol vice, Onorato Moto® C~ » Phone 3425, ROLLIN: and Main St STUDEBAKERS—Ligl iz touring, $1048 special six touring, $1425; big #ix touring, 91.050; V. O. B, factory. M, Irving J.“'. 193 Arch Bt “This is & Studebaker year” 190 ARCH Autos and Trucks For Salo 9 oF | FORD—roadster, 1913 with attachable body. | Heleen Garage, | FORD—speedster, valves, geared up, wire wheels, sport body fenders $300, TERME ARRANGED PRICES RIGHT NEW BRITAIN —— e the Maxwell & Chr Reo apeed wagon, Maxwell, PHONE 2052, Star sedan, Dodge touring, American mix Hudson touring. Studehaker touring. Haynes touring, HONETMAN AUTO SALES CO, Chandler tour. car, 7 p: model 63, Buick 4 pas Qldsmobile tour. car 7 pai 107 Arch street. # special bullt overhead SALES CO., PHONE 1713, AMERICAN Rudolph's Gi 3 PLM ST, rry Bt. Phone 2051-2. Sal St. _Thons 3392, USED CARS-— Moon demonstratisn, Ruick roadster, Buick teuring Chevrolet sedan, Ford wedan, MODELS ALL PRICES F. L. GREEN, 142 ARCH STREFT. AUTOMOBILE €O, MAIN STREET. CARS— LSED CARS—~ Coach 1l touring, Knight. $100, nd, 3150, Thess cars all in good running eondi- tion, some mewly painted and with good tire equipment are priced low with easy terms, The allowances wa made on as Part payment for new Studebakers wers conservative, hence the lower LEY & BENNETT, ARCH STREET. very prices, CARS— Ca Fin rme 8 roadater, r irst Payment t sedan el touring. Studebaker touring s Studebaker sedan Studebaker touring Studebaker sedan Bulck touring Ruick touring Buick touring Paige touring Haynes eoupe Ford sedan Chayralet touring ST, TED, 2100 EN EVENINGS Orverlar HUDEON reasonable, fos | party lJeaving ? pam. readate 47 Belden str Speedtser, n &ood condition pric r quick sale. 2 seta of ti state, Toqui James Mack, Lot M IRVING JLITER 8 vass, teedete AUPNORILE, 1 « pam, coupe. ::‘\_n’::n t., Hartofrd, Botk in beat of conditlon, Aaron $25—touring, aiso 1933 Veiis Easy 185 Park 195 ARCH 8T, PHONE 811, Cohen, Inc., LOCOMORILE 1NE T pase tor livery Looks like ne EAIn, Aaron 8., Hartford edan, pertect condition XINGTON-—Ap pecial 1 passenger tourin w! This is A genuine ha s G. Cohen, Ine, 155 Park pen_evenings { Siudebaker Jear L¥XINGTON, 1 ATUDERAKER £ood paint, f 1923 Mght § touring, exceilent buy. B35—touring, 7 passo iret class condition. C. A. Phone 2218, OV condition, Cherry St | _4 ®im g tLAND—m new tires, Touring, exceilent | Rudo), s Garage, Phone %081-2, Salesroom, odel 83, Phone 5392, FATGH touring NEW BRITAIN BUICK €O, | _Phone 1134.2 car, 'n_ good condition, UBED CARS— 2 ARCH ST, PHONE 2407 | . STODBBAKER 191 | runsing condition. ©. A. Bence, §1 Main Phone 2218, | j—touring car in .-i]l REO—teuring c tion nee wirect GOLF INSTRUCTOR P-TH WON'T DO ==+ MY SCOTCH ACCEAT € BAD- BY CLIFF V'PORE MUT! PONTCHA wMOw A . STooL PIDEEOM ! HEM Y SEE 7 GGk reasonable price, *nd — 1932 Buick tauriag with Res Nagh 6, demonstrator, Ar, § passenger, gond come | top. Call at 22 Hor« | finor. A G 4s8. [H HAWKER, TEL, ELM 8T, Auto I'arts and Accessuries n 1CAN HAMMI‘.Y‘I-.U RINGS, HAYBES- TOS LINING, MOBILUIL UILS ECOUN OMY AUTO BLV’PL' Lo, 11 MALN . BATIERIES—The Willare “proven us. Simmons 8 Bat- B St. Phone 2 = Westinghuure, radio batteries Cotton's Batteiy Service 8 300 E. Man Bt Tel 11716 DATTON "“THOROBRED —Coras, All eie low pressure, long oiilel eAns com fort, wafety and economy, piices reason The Ball I've Co., 319 Arch 3 TEASE GUN FREE—with every 6 1bs, of rear-end and tra jon grease in bulk o cans. 25 per cent teduction an 8l makes of spark plugs. Handy Garage. Eim, ocr. Beymour streets, MICHELIN ires and tubes. Gas service, Koppell Aute Supply Ce. Elm St. Phone 2145 PENNSTLVANI accum cup tires, 0% | fabric, § x4 over wize cord, T. H. Cogawell, 8 Chestout & w, ol and gt | ributors, Kelley-Spr 0 ano Fire- | stose Cord tires. Clark’s Accessory | _®hop, 138 South Man 8t. Phone 1599. [ - AT automobtl STORAGE BATTER! tir J. M. Farrell, Phone 15 110 Frankiin 84. IFE OF GIVEN fOUR BATTERY-1S THE YOUR CAR AND SHOULD PROPER ATTENTION AT REGULAR INTERVALS. CAREFUL SERVICE A1 THE ONEIL TIRE & BATTERY STA STERRE'IT\ TION. PHONE 900 ‘ 39 WASHINGTON ST. | Autos—Taxi Service GITY TAXI, PHONE 33i0—When you call U we send 5ou the best cars and mos STAR TAXI SERVICE—CaN 530, New Hotel w e 2 or night service. Hotel 1, Fitzpatrick, owner- {§EILUW CAB SERVICE—the | tazicab built 1o insure safety and | fert for the passengers. first % mile and tions! quarter mije. Ea | wsnger 30 cia eatra Phose 1709 for im wrage fs COR_—Whiting and_Btanier Sts. Eas 8 rent. Inquire. N Geogle. 13 or _phene $05. = e |GARAGE SPACE—indiiidu Tirepront sracious garages, insides dimensions 103 23, Flectric lights. Inguire Frankiin Sq. Station. . cles_and_ ¥y cles & for aaie, ih perict condi- | tien coawer brake. Price 3% 37 Hant - OO s eplanmn. o "“