New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 1, 1925, Page 16

WINDSOR LOCKS . - AGAIN 1S UPSET Board of Education Denies Annual Report — Windsor Locks, Conn, Oct, 1 (P)— Five of the six meinbers of the bourd of education today sild they were astounded to read in the printed an- nual town reports, just issued, slale- ments and opinions made by their secretary, John B. Dowliug, on the recent school controversy that had not been submitted to thiu tor ap- proval before being turned over to the printe They deny that they ever saw much of the report as printed and are tuking lmumediate steps to have it rejected at the an- nual town meeting, All of the board, with the excep- tion of Mr., Dowling, signed a stule- ment this morning which stuted the report was a “personal” one of the secretary and was not sanction by them. The statement was signed by Herbert R. Coftin, chairman; John E. Mooney, John D. Egan, Dr. Harvey Richmond and Dr. Mic J. Kelly. The hoard protests against the references to the recent school con- troversy and especially to My, Dow- ling's explanation of the alleged de- lay in the payment of Supervising Principal Le er Juckson's salary whose abrupt and unexplained dis missal precipituted the serlous school row in the lListory of town. Mr. Dowling attributed this delay to several accounts outst: gainst the school for the hase of text books by Mr. Jackson. Mr. Dowling said today he knew of no law which required him to submit his report to the board be- fore printing it. “I followed the ¢ tom of this town,” he declared. *“I have been secretary for two and one halt years and the board has wueked me to turn over my fir port to It before having it As for the personal opinions T 1t T notice in reports of ofher fon that the same practice is followed Bank: Teller Admits That He Took Money Newark, N, J., Oct. 1 (A~ Charles M. Stutton, 24, teller of the Iron hound Trust company today pleaded non vult to a charge of embezzling 223,500 from the bank before Judge “affrey. Stutton is married, the father of two children, and lived Avenel He was preparing to move to a fair- ly sumptuous home in Montclair | when arrested last week. In his confession Sutton told de- tectives that he had spent the money on luxurious living and entertaining women other than his wife. never 1l re- printed, | at City Advertisement| In Grade on West Side of | south High Street: ity of New Britain, Conn October 1, 192 To whom 1t may concern: Notice is hereby given that the rd of Compensation and Assess ment of the City of New Britain, h made the following appratsement | and award of damages and ment of special benefits or ments, caused by the change ade of the west side High street, vi7 South West Eide Change asses befter- | n the of South | High Street " SURVIVOR OF FALL | through a thunder storm? ot Raymond Pierce, negro chaufleur, began his fight to escape t death penalty when he was arraigned in criminal court Newark, N. J. Photo show ing to alienists express va 'ing opinions as to his sanity. turned. The witness said two cours open at the time the danger sign were to be observed, ONE OF THOSE WHD GAVE HEINEN DATA (Continued from First Page) without drift; under all cirenmstances left “Was there United States conld have asked any except pilot in vourself w Rosendahl, Heinen il crosg-examined b; Lieutenant Commander ¢, E. Rosendahl, senior surviving officer and one of theee held hy wit- ness to have failed to heed danger signals long before to the was 6 one.”” was the reply. Coming back tn the valves a helinm, Rosend L if Heinen during his time with t the ship got in- hesitancy to valve helium Must Save Helinm in my own brain t said, “there wa neeessity to save helfum’ storm. Made Mistake what he thought Lansdowne as Heinen said that was well versed in the subject, but | that on this he made | mistake in judgment hecause he | had not a wide enough experience | in his past. | £ ; | “Were yon called iandet Landloene pilot2 [ Aecomnt for valving helinm? asked Rosendall, |8 eNogini thajopen.t: iy earinlon b Rt d it highott aptain - Heinen disagreed and still s H S nel William Mitehell that Sl b #hould have heen parachutes in he with emphasis sendahl ask “Do might modify that by Asked ven Comm as to of | an witness ler aerologist, officer | ment, “Then it ment occasion al | was a question of ju when fo valve . . ar any ane it is your opinion of Com rany oy as inen to weather | A | to fly G would not allow any | 1¥pe Ll alrship, said you consider it safe to he place aboard an Ofi'ic‘cr the Edward Oswald Litehtield County 1926 el s ‘onrt Hartford l (] Seott, September R 01 NOTICE. Oct. 1. (R—Charles led action, siner of the Burean veland, directar ORDE n t Franklin Coombs $ Sugan Middlemass Bertha R Cath. A Minnie Zwic Curtiss I.. § Conrad Cia Santi Cianci Gioo wick City of New T ain, Fst Work (ost of The above Anes nat inc asmess relaving aidewn Accepted record and publis of the Common Couneil, Atte ALFRED T ndopted, certified from ed twice, by order THOMPS cars that the whereabonts of Safety, of Chicago, was elected pre unknown, and 1as made all rea- tain it and has Vintif [in convention here last night is a . veteran movement 1t furiher notice of the | e n by | Pittsburgh Vive spaper | Hill, Nex last |New York known |Hartford; Major | Seott in the the P s to ascy put in suceeeds |eatety o tates retion Other Presidents Yeork: A Pavid Henry (&l W. van arder of notice in the |were Herald Whitn Se Palmer, A a ne fendant i N 1ecessive | York, . E. Pettibonr, Boston Harry B. Webber, of Chicago, | managing director, Wiltlam I cron. of Chicago ptember 30, 1925, ( treasur WHT ATON F. DOWD. 'THE POTTERS Harrison W. Noel, Jersey youth who killed little Mary Daly and him, guarded by policeman, listen- | “T eertainly do not,” Relnen re- s were first by steer- ing a course o the ship wonld stay cond to let the ship | drift to the | the ho saved the Shenandoah? “Yes, Commander Lansdowne for ahl wanted fo know the §henandoah had ever noticed a registered, nd not fo valve up to the last possible m"-i Idea of Getting Loan | there ying of the present ship.” Of Natl. Safety Council | #re calling further troops to the col- | |any Connecticut Trust company or | savings department of any Connecti- |dent of the National Safety Couneil | fOr M \lie | merely a coincidence, United Auel, officers olected | Maeuvers, Reninger, Il he not | Allentown, €. B. Auel, Pittsburgh, [lcased the wash stand at the Hotel | HOMES FOR WORKINGMEN Crowded East Side Block in New York Is Now To Have BAodel Apartment Bullt By Rockefeller New York, Oct. 1 (#)}—A new vista of life was presented today to the residents of one crowded Fast Side block whe nan innovation in apart- ment houses fo rthat section ,backed by John D. Rockefeller, Jr, was thrown open to tenants. The structure, siluated on A e A between East 65th and East 66tL street, 18 to be . nown as the Rock felle Gurden apartments, and is de- signed to housc the families ot workingmen. It las the largest lightest and airiest rooms that many | of these families have ever known. | It has steam heat, hot water and | bathrooms, and a large sunken gard- en where the children may play, safe from the hazards of street traffic, The six story structure has ajartments, ranging from four tu six rooms. Rentals are based on an | expected return of 6 per cent on the | investment, g0 In Big Essay Contest ays on window lighting ente pri insti- Chamber of Commerce ad by points, the essay | ¢ decided, The | the essay will will get 10, | Ess ed in the tuted by the will be jr committee thought expr get 10 points, land the plan 10, Manuseripts are already reaching the Chamber of Commeree, The gen- | eral rules of entering it h heen | printed and are being distributed by | merchants taking part in the win-| dow display contest, In order to take part in the essay | contest it js nree to |stare window entered in the nd tell why the writer thinks the ¢ contest 1 in diction he at ry select a contest The merchants many people the contest and prizes of money to- talling $75 have been offered ke part in 1100 Scholarships Are s | Assured by Bankers Atlantic City, 1P| The Amecrican Bankers' 1tion | coneluded the general ¢ annual convention foday i cient subscriptions promised, 1o establish- ment of at least 000 scholar ships in economics in American col- le and uni ties, Total sub- seriptions cived at the beginning of the session were $468.225, bnt as- | | sociation officials that, .4».(.’ |ficient additional pledges will be re- celved to bring the sum to $1,000,- | 000 making 200 larships possible |before the campaign iz officially | | o | SN0 | sions of its with suffi- on hand, or assure the 100 £5 nd helieve he (aillaux Denies Any Pari. Oct. 1 (P—Reports here that Finance Minister Caillaux might improve the opportunity of his debt funding {rip to the United States to | seok a new loan are get at rest by cihlegram received from him by (he mimstry tocay. 1th!| I did not come to nezotiate any wlatever and ve refused ‘¢ listen to any overtures on that sub. ject” the message sair “T antior- | T|ize you io deny any Horeports in an press.” MERELY COINCIDENCT. Oct. 1 (P —The from Constantinople that the port rks | " London, | ors the he B.| and annoucement in Lon- of { don that 3 will <1~ | 2 strong fleet in Near IZastern waters he next few weeks are explained British official quarters as bheing | 1d as having | 11 maintain | in anee > fleet hl it zing n he officials say. | THOMAS L. STANTON, former pro- | prietor of the Empire Garage, has | no signific: is on oW T [Burritt Garage and will open Mon- and ‘rln\ for husiness, ma POLLY AND HER PALS indow 1s the best dressed in town, | | Credits, {eut VETERAN HARNESS MAKER ONCE WELL KNOWN HERE John Yi, Gardner, Former Yocal Business Man, Passes Away at Kankakee, Il John L. Gardner one of the plon- eer harness makers of this section of the state, whose shop on Main street opposite Commercial street, was the stopping place for scores of farmers in the early days of the city's history, dled in Kankakee, Iii- nols, last Baturdoy. Mr, Gardner's shop was visited by | people from all over Connecticut in |the 00's after he had purchased and placed In front of his store a life size and llfelike wooden horse, now the proprety of John MeInerney who was assoclated with him in business and who later bought the store. He left New Britain about 20 rs ago and made his home in Kankakee. He retained membership in Comrt Charter Oak, F. of A, in this. His only surviving relative is a son, John L. Gardner, Jr., of New York city, AUTO KNOCKS WOMAN DOWN Mrs, A. Schultz of 58 Maple street was struck and knocked down on the west side of the park yesterday \fternoon by an aytomobile driven by TLouls Squillaclote of 16 Maple millaclote reported the ac- cident to Sergeant Matthias Rival et e headquarters, saying that the woman stepped from the curb into fhe path of his machine. She es- caped uninjured. The Eng! of re are but nd 1,000 Church ot clergymen under 35 ycars uE ESSORS’ NOTICE On or before October 15, 1925 all persons who are owners of personal property subject to taxation in the ity of New Britain, Conn,, are here- by notified to file a Tax List properly made out and sworn to with the Board of Assessors at their office. The following property is subject to taxation and must be listed under a penalty for failure to list the sunie; Horses, Mules, Thoroughbreds. ittle, Oxen, efe, Cows, Olds, Two Year Olds, horoughbred iheep, Goats, value Swine, Toultry ceeding Dogs. (o W ding $100 vaule execeding $25. (No. of Fowls) value ex- tehe Wago: etc., Bicycles, Diamonds, other pleces |of fewelry, value exceeding $25. Household furniture, of any one family, value exceeding $500, Private libraries and books, value exceeding $200. Pianofortes, plano players, phono- graphs and other musical instru- nients, value exceeding $25. Iarming tools, actually and exclu- sively nsed in the business of farm- ing upon any one farm, value ex- ceeding 8200, Meclianics' tools, actually used by |!he owner in his trade, value exceed- ling $200, Excess of credits over debis of including individuals and partner: hut not corporations. Bonds, Mortgages and other notes, other choses in action. Cash on hand, money on deposit in bank in this state or elsewhere, except deposits in Connecticut Sav- ings bunks, savings department of Nationz $500. axable personal property subject to listing not mentioned in any printed item above. The Assessors will he in session for the purpose of receiving such lists in Room 206, City Hall, on Oc- tober 1st and each week day there- after up to and including October 15th from 8:30 a. m. to 5:00 p. m. nd October Srd, 10th and 15th from p. m. to 9 p. m. in addition. FRANK M. ZIMMERMAN, JAMES J. BUTLER, FRANK DZICZEK. at New Britain, Conn., th day of Sept. 1925, Bank, value exceeding Pated this 2 R e ©1925. by King Features Syndicate, Ine. Groat Brincn rihs remavad. THE HERALD “WANT ADS” Alphabetically Arranged For Quick and Ready once, LINE RATES FOR CONSECUTIVE INSERTIONS Charge Prepatd 10 Yearly Order Rat Count 6 words 14 lines to an Inch, Minimum Space, 3 lin Minimum Book Charge, 36 cents, No Ad Accepted After 1 P, M, for Cli ‘:Iflcd Page on Same Day. Sat, 10 Ads Accepted Over tha Telephons for convenience of customers, Call 936, Ask for a “Want Ad" Operator. Upon Application a line, ANNOUNCEMENTS Burial Lots, Mopuments 1 forced; watt ed, will out Do not require priced. Tel. 647-15 elther Oak Bt ' our_epecialty. BURTAL VAULTS—Concrete steel rein: proot, bermetically veal- 00d or metal 7 lots. Reasonably N. B. Vault Co. Kenalngton NEW BRITAIN—Mounmental Works, 133 Monuments of a'l eizes and deacriptions, Carving and letter cutting e AUTOMOTIVE ~ "™ | AUTOMOTIVE ' Auto and Truck Agencies s CS—Bales and Bervice. Bric Bales, 171 South Main 8t Autos and Trucks For Sale STUDEBAKER—b-pussenger, mechanic Iy ght, vaint and_ uphoistery wre exc ACNE won Motor Phone §70, BUICK MOTOR OARB—sales and servics. Capltol Bulck Cou 193 Arch 8t. Phone 2607, CADILLAG CARB—Bale and _dervice Lash Motor Co. “A Reputable Concern.” West Main,_corner_Lincoln_streeta. GHEVROLET MOTOR CARB—8ales &nd service. Buperior Auto Company, 17¢ Arch Bt._Phony 211, CHRYSLER—4 and 6. Bales and service. Bennett Motor Bales, 360 Arch 8t Phone 2962 DODGE_BROTHE ale wrvica 8, & ¥. Motor Sales Corp, Elm 8 corner Frankiin. Phone 13: FORD CARS AND TRUCKS—Fordson tractor, Bal and service Genuln Darta and wccessorios Automotive Bales & Bervice Co., 200 E. Maln. Phone 2701 HUPMOBILE CARS—Bales and wervice. City Bervice Btation, Hartford Ave. eor. Stanley St A. M, Paonesss. CEXTNGTON—Oakiand and_Gray, High grade motor cara. Sales and eervice O. A. Bence, 61 Main Bt. Phone 2218, LEXTNGTON, OAKLAND aud GRAY M tor Cara, ales and Service Hardware Oity Motor Co., § Elm 8t Phoue 2734. NASH—motor_cars, Bes the new line rvice A G, Hawkes '23 SEDAN $116. JEWETT 1924 COU- PE $660. HUPMOBILE TOURING EX- CELLENT ORDER 8580, SERIES OTHERS. 185 PARK HARTFORD, LEXINGTON 23 TOURING $850. AARON G, COHEN, 8T, CONN MANY INC, OPEN EVENINGS. BUICK USED CAR LEPT. the following Iste mode cars oo hand, correctly -priced and (n tine condition. LOOK =-BUICK, RUNS GOOD $85. FORD Master sx Ford cou| Ford coupe. Jewett cou; Mazwell seda: CAPITOL BUICE CO. 193 ARCH STREET PHONE 2807, touring. e reet. GTDFMOBILE MOTOR CARE—'The Ree fined Six" Smith Motor Balea, 100 West Main 6t. Phone 2000, STUDEBAKER MOTOR CATS: Bervice, Albro Motor Bales Arch_Bt. Phone 260, CHRYBLER USED CAR DEPT. rysler sport touring. siwell d-pass. coupe. Chandler chuinwy eedas. les and Co., Florist BOSTON FEI Sandalle's Greenhouscs, 215 all occaslons, Visitors ate welcome, Gardon _Greenhouse, 1163 tanley ery reasonahle prices. Oak Bt. fresh cut flowers, for Call pergonally or phone Flower variety. Johnson' VOR 8A #tock for fall planting, ing plants, shade trees, ones made over, apo Gardeners, Merlden, Conn. ' Plone 1412-2, of guaranteed lawns. M. H. Tuttle, RBritain, Specializing on funera) Greenhouse, 617 Church 8t. Lost and Found CHANGE P Wed, Arch St wore, Store. GOLD WRIST grammar_ sehool, Finder kindly ing Co. TADY'S— Grand Sts, Owner can have vrovingproperty Phone 3114, st noon hus, WATCH—Dbetwaen + Reward. eame pleasa call Plainvilie 263 SUT FLOWBRS—potted plants, pleasing work. (E—privet and barberrs hedge Hardy tlower- ornamental shrubbery and New Jawns put in and old Nott Plant Co,, Land- Columbub "Ave., Makers Phone orders to 109 Winthrop 8t, New o Maln 8t. or Falr Dept. Reward If returned to Fair Dept. . church and Arch S, return to Adkins Print- nicy beg found, ror, Camp and by and paying for ad. A four months old hiack-tan hound. Auburn, 6-pass. touring. Maxwell touring. Bulck 6-cyl, b Chevrolet coup: WILLYS-ENIGHT AND CVERLAND— motor cara, showrooiu and service, 121 Cherry Bt. “The Bleeve-Valve Motor.” H R. C. Rudoluh. Phone 2051 Autos and Trucks for Sale 9 BARGAIN —for_nquick eale, 1074 Dodge Brothers roadster, with eummer and winter top, Owner left for Florida. Car can Lo soen at the &, & ¥, Motor Sales Corp., Dndge Brothers Dealers. Open sedan. OPEN LVENINGS UNTIL 9:30. BENNETT MOTOR SALES CO., 250 ARCH STREET TEL, 2052 e L B Ander, privately owned. Must bs sold at once, Can he bought right. Phone ROLET COUPE, 1984 —porfect con- ditlon, " with extras, Original owner. Phone 1325-3, ELCAT, 19 wn been overhauled and painted. Bargain $100. Party leaving town. Tnquire 253 Myrtle St. FORD TRUCK--1 ton, 1823, In good con- ditlon. Express body on it. Good bar- galn if taken at o Inquire, George Pierre, 45 Lafayetta FORD Ford sedan, GODD VALUE— Your chance to buy & good used Ford, backed Ly the reputation of the latgest northern Counecticut. & few specials, Many trom, Tuder, Tuder. Coupe, Tudor. tires. Fordor. §400. tire Panel. $280. Tourlng.| $225 Runabout, 250 Rudolph's Garag: Cherry §t. Phone 2031.2, Salésroom, 7 Main St. Phone 2121, LEXINGTON—5 passenger, brougham In first cl; condition, paint and uphol cellent, brand new eords, A. Bence, 51 Maln 8t. Phone 2218, LEXINGTON, 1923—sport touring caF, fully equipped, newly painted and over- hanled, Six wire wlieels and good tir WIIl take vour old car In trade, Rence, 51 Main §t. Phone 2218. 3250, 3350, $350. New paim’ late 1323 mechanical ry are e &pa New paint LT Small down payments, Personals ea for are no children, D HOM old, where ther fean family ddress Box New RBritain Herald. OLD PHOTOGRAPHS—Wsa co Inok better than the old ones. Studlo, SUFFERERB O Asthma, _drop: and paralvels, rallayed, saved, manitr. Address, Mrs, A, D. Box 1346, New Haven, Conn, PRINCE INVITES GARY without drugs, 8, Head of U, Steel Corp. Has Hc pitality Repaid in Novel Form By Maharajah of Kapurthala. New York, Oct. when Elbert M. Gary, chairman the Bankers club. the sta the Maharajah's day party on November 24 and exhibitions by dancing zirls. is traveling incognito. with a mother-of-pearl being introduced in im“?‘, effect, England v I ponT = \ BELIEVE T} | e YISAY THAT MOT T O HERLD CAL FIND ANNY GOLF BALL { LOST, STRAVED ( oR STOLENE / YE REALLY MEAN THAT EF SOMEONE EVER STOLE AuY O HER GOLF BALLS JHE” CouLD LOCATE s ‘ WAL, T DONT BELIEVE 1T 7, Amer- 4 B.E.B. them fo Arcade HEART TROUBLE— high blood preesure 1 will gladly tell you, free of charge, how my dear mother was and her life This T feel s my duty to hu- Spence, | 10 ELEPHANT RIDE 1 (M—Ruler of American industry host to ons of the wealthiest princes of India yesterday of the board of the United States Steel Corporation entertained the Mahara- jah of Kapurthala at a luncheon at Mr. Gary's hospitality was repaid by an urgent invitation to journey to e of Kapurthala to attend fifty-second birth- with rides on elephants caparisoned with a half million dollars worth of jewels The eastern ruler whose revenues are estimated at $3,000,000 a year He arrived here after a tour of South America. Patent leather shoes which shine are for NATIONAL—tonring car. b-pars. garage to rent. 22 Cottage Place, 576, GTDSMORILE A1X 1919, ondition, Price $200, Tol. i PAIGE="Cliummy" roadsior, 4 pasenger, 6 eyl 45-h. p. Dependable and easy 1lding with snubbers, extra tire and bumper. Makes round trip to New London on § gals. of gas, 8280, Whit- more, 519 East Main 8t. STUDEBAKER— special prime_ condition Rev. G, W. C. Phona 1081, STUDEBAKER—IIght 8ix_coups, _prime conditlon. new cord tires. Tel. 339-13. 149 Glen St VELTE 6 —model 78 touring, 1oo new. just overhauled. Don't ml opportunity, ~Saerifice $75, 218, Berlin, Conn. almo Tel. Paz an you rida for sale, A-1 Apply 1242 East ELMER AUTO €O, 13 MAIN ST PHONE 1513, W% sedan, TR SEE MR, GOSSELIN Extra equipment. HUl, 16 Washington t. —_—— OVERLAND USED CAR DEPT, - 1026 1323 Ford coups. ¥ord sedan, Ford tourings, modaels, Overland tourlng. Overland touring $76; Cleveland roadster. Overland closed. delivery. trusk Bulck 6 touring, $76, R. €. RUDOLPH, 117 CHERRY 8T, PHONB 208 1 MAIN BT. PHONE 1, PR ke this Write Box @) Lau 1023 1921 1025 D CARS ~OF UNUSUAL VALU) 1By BRAND NEW MOON ALSO DIAN SEDAN BOTH 1926 CARS. OLDSMO- BILE 1024 SEDAN REFINIEHE AARON G. COHEN. INC, 185 PARK 8T, HARTFORD, CONN, e e — ORDER OF NOTICE OF HEARING District of Berlin, ss; Probate Court, September 29th, A. D\ 1925, Estate of Andrew Lawrence. late of the town of Rerlin, fn sald district, deceawed. Upon _the application of Les Lawrence praying that as executor he may be au- thorlzed and empowered: to sell and con- vey real estate standing in the name of said decedent as por sald application on file more fully appears, It is Ordered, That sald application be heard and determined at the Probate Office in New Britan, in safd district, on the 6th day of October A. D. 1325, at 9 o'clock In the forenoon, and that notice be glven of the pendency of said application and the time and place of hearing thereon, by publishing this order in seme newspaper having a circulation In sald dstrice, and by posting a copy of this order on the public aign post in the town of Berlin, in sald district, and by giving notice to all partles in interest, efther porsonally or by malling to each one, prepaid postage, a | AUTOMOTIVE SALES & SERVICE CO., copy of this order, and return make to this court of the notice given. Attest: BERNARD F. GAFFNEY, Judge. BY J. P. McEVOY RENEWED FORDN ‘Tudor sedan (2), at $318, Roadster (3), at $200, Roadster (7), at 108, Tourlug cars (2), at $136. Coupe at’ $150. Caupe at 8325, Top, truck (stake' sides), ot % ton (panel body) et 8178, Ton express at $200. . OTHER CARS Palgs, 1910, 7 puasenger touring ut Reo, 1919, tourlng car, § passengez, at §100. Libera) terms en all the above ears. 200 B. MAIN 8T, FHOND 3701, SWEEPING CAR REDUCTIONS OF THE that noise it wiff NEXT TEN DATS poor little yotr. SIGNED - POOR LITTLE ME A FULL LINE OF RECONDITIONED USED CARS, WE GUARANTEE TO SAVE TOU AT LEAST $100 TO $:00 ON A CAR THE LACK OF ROOM NECESSITATES TRE TREMENDOUS SACRIFI 3 TRADES 'AND TERMS CONSIDERED, Chrysler spert touring. Cleveland Maxwell pedan. Mazxwell touring, (2.) Nash touring. Overland touring. Fords (3.) Cadillac touring T-pass. Céle “3", teuring, T-pass. Huydeon sedan, 6-prea n. Hudson coach, §-pass. Hudeen conch, §-pass, Hudson . couch, B-pass. FHudsen speedster, E-pase. Essex coach, §-pams, Overland sedan. Ovarland touring, % 2. [ THE HONEIMAN AUTO EALES 00, 189 ARCH 8T. FHONE 3441, PRy