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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-15
SOCIAL EVENTS AND
PERSONAL MENTION

bcn have returned from their wedding
trip. and viii MAKE their homo Ia
Richmond
Mrs Frank Daniel Turner left Tues
day for her home IN Philadelphia. after
"A visit 10 Alr ANA Mira. joan j. Turner.
a; 80 North !iurNie street.
Henry snyerthorn. OF Lynchburg. Is
IN Richmond for IL short stay, before
going to Petersburg.
home Ia Danyille. after visiting frienda
IL this city.
sir. and Mrs, Julien Gum have re
turned to ;h,ig country place at west
hampton, after Spending several months
at the Chesterfield.
Mrs. Beth Palmer. daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs icdw!n ~. Palmer. Is III Win
appeudiciis At st Lukes Hospital
Miss Floyd Taylor has gone 20 VII
louEhoy Beach, where she is the guest
Of Mrs George S.lDeiB.
Mrs. Kober, Burton Maryc. who has
been in Newport News since last fall,
fore leaving for Washington and Bal
rimorc.
Mr. and MIS-. Ireden Jenkins have
returned - Norfolk, aftor Il short stay
In this city.
Miss Ben NJ Friend. OF Dnnvinc. is
spending this weck as the guest OF
friends Ia Richmond
Mrs. II. a Patton. OF Stafford Coun-
ty, Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. wood
~ This city.
Miss. Jessie Wrieelesworth. who has
been visiting friends Ia Richmond. has
returned 70 her home ia LynchburG.
MIR. and Mrs Elmer S. McFaddcn. oc
Richmond, spent the week end as
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Ray In
Newport News.
Mrs. William : Wh.tehurst and Mrs.
Robert y Whitehurst have gone to
Atlantic city Tor TWO weeks stay.
Mrs. Brawner Gates. Of THIS city. has
been the recent guest OF her mother.
Mrs r. 3. Merchant. IN Frcdericks-
burg.
General ana Mrs. william Rumn Cox
arc now =: their plantation IN Edge-
comb county. North Carolina
Miss Annie Gillian. OF Lynchhurg, Is
spending several days Win friends in
tnis city.
Mrs =. p. Saunders. OF Fr.dericks-
burg. arrived here Wednesday for a
short visit
MISS Berncc Harris and =. ". Har-
ris. of PowhataH County. haze been re-
cent Visitors 70 Richmond
" " Tuwan mas returned 10 his
home, after spending the week end
with friends IN south Richmond.
Mrs. \ y. Yates and Miss Bessie
Colston nave returned TO Freder!cke-
burg. after several days visit 10 Mrs
Charles Morton In This city
O. = Harris and his son have 70
turned go powhsiau County. after v!s-
ltire relatives here.
Frank Tilmaa. who has been on a
I.a' Hfr a.
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Sentence. Mctrd Ont.

lSpecal 10 Tho Times Dispatch
Buclt'ngham va. May li-paui' Y.
SwiHer was tried In tho Circuit; Court
mere and given ave years IN The p.ni-
tertiary for breaking into the store
house of : =. Pearson at Diilwyn.
negro boy, Moses Patteson, was sout
FOR two years 20 The retorina,ory for
breaking into the store OF c : John
son a. WlnEina. John Clark Ccolorcd)
got two years In tho pcn!tcntiary FOR
breaking Into the dwelling house OF
j. Munro Harris
These defendants submitted their
cases for consideration by Judge
iiGuGlcy without a Jury
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-15
All of These Things Are Brand New and Fine
and They Go On Sale Very Much Below
Regular Price

ESCO Boot silk Hose. high
spIiced heel and toe, deep Isle
garter top, In all the newest
shades; q pair, SOC.
McCalium silk Ciockcd Hose, In
black with white. white with black,
and white with white, to sell for
500.
Pure silk Hose, In black only.
with green and gold tops, SILK all
the way; $3.50 values; special.
0Jc.
KAUFMANN'S make OF Silk
Hose, in navy, sky, pink. black.
white and tan. with reinforced
heel and toe. Isle garter top; 81
values, zoe.
Painted Dresden Hose, in white
with pink and blue flowers to
shade or blend with any dress.
5000.
Accordion Silk Ribbed Hose, In
the McCallum make. In black and
white only; pair 5000.
y Pure silk Hose, in black and
white, with elaborate lace inserts,
ranging in price from $4,000 to
S2DS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-15
O Need Being Old Or
Wrirkled Before rs

l!ll!sn Russell SAYS any woman who has
wrinkles before She's - Is herself rcspon-
1b.c to- them Suu.llae and fresh air sho
considers more valuable as compression pro
servers Than nostrlns and cosmetics.
~ oest nlty or.y temporarily cover up de-
fe-,s These arc certain rue aids 20 Ma
'ar' which may DO applied with directly
Opposite effect Ordinary ,nc-co.'z.t way
i"r instance actually removes Is had OF
o-Iish complexion los EraiuaUy. almost i'm
IeretV;ll S. p@-i!ns cf the WORKOUT scarf
shir. just ono ounce. procu-ah'e NJ any
sruE st7-o. VII soon urye!. AZ entirely NOW
-fsa or.-- tt course CutEurcu. h.r-uishes,
Ike p!m;'.s frotis!ct. Inc lines ulotA
patches I've. .po-s d'.aUTear with the dis
cafaed sk!a.
To prevent ~ --uovc wrinisle, "A FAC.
bath which also produces natural results
81 made - diss0Ivtng an ounce az powdered
siNo.ite i1 huIf p!nt witch hnE-i This
s. inmcdisi'.y effective 0nG gives TO unto
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-15

Especial 10 The Times pispatch.1
Charlottesvlllo. Va. Mag -ilorbcrt
Bishop and Miss Frances Kir,ley
Thnckcr were married At s o'clock
last evening a. the home OF the br!do's
parents, ON Belmont. the ceremony
being performed by The Rev Samuel
l. Dumville. pastor OF The Hinton ave
nue. Methodist Church Mr. and Mrs.
Bishop lcft over Tho Southern for an
extended bridal "trip. They VIII make
their homo ia Orange, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-15
SUSPECTED UORBI:R DEAD.
lie Dies OF Wounds rnf!ctcd Will,
IsN~iN tIn.s NrrrSI.

lSnec.al 70 The times Dispatch.l
Alexandria. Va. Nay William
Bright. th,rty-ave years old. suspected
- car robbery who was shot YESTERDAY
morriuE by Detective I. G. Rc!ter. OF
The Southern Railway Company, died
IN N" afternoon az tho Alexandria Hos
pital. y jury Summoned by Coroner
George Stuart. ~ TalrfaX County.
gave a vcrGic: % tust!Gablc homicide.
~ is claimed th7' Bright. who was
with Lawrence Petty after being
placed under arrest, whipped on, .
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-15
ounce nj Ncstnnorclnnd club.
IN AND OUT OF TOWN.

Mrs. Thomas c. Gordon and her small
son. william. are In Baltimore for Il
short stay.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Vincent Adamson have
taken a place In Powhatan County for
tho summer months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Thruston Cor
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-15
Ucnmnn IN IndorSed.

Especial 10 The Times Di spatch
Norfolk, Va. May li.--NRthonial
Beaman, president OF tho National
Bank OF Commerce, was Endorsed
FOR position on the director
ate OF the regional Federal reserve
bank by the Norfolk T!dcwater Credi,
Mems Association.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-15
VIRGINIA POSTMASTERS
NOMINATED RY WILSON
Appointment of Askcw at puinski SOt
Mcnnt 90 Indirntr Policy In
Ninth District.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.
Washington. May l4.-prcs!lcut
Wilson to-day sent The followiup nom
nations OF Virginia postmasters to
the Senate:
Frank H. Rinchart. CovinEton: Ci'u-
ton II. Camper. Fincastle, John H. Mas
sic. Edinburg: !. -. Asken. Fulasli
rho appointment of the Grat two
Riuchart and Camper was recon
mendcd by Congressman Flood Mas
sie's appointment was urged by Con-
gresham Hay.
The appointment % J n Astew. at
PULASKI was first recommended By
Senator's Martin and Swanson Cover
nor Stuart also concurred IN tho APP
po!ntment when he had conference
with tho Postmastcr.Gcncral I'm re-
gard to Ninth District postfnastcrs Ia at
week. Congressman Glass madc no OBJ
lection TO Askcw's appointment.
Tho appointment Of Askew 1T pu-
laski has absolutely no s!gntncaurc 1a
Indicating the policy 20 be followed
bv mastcr-Gcueral Burclson In tho
appointment OF men 20 MI the offices
in tho Ninth District. which have been
vacant and In dispute between tho two
Virginia factions fo> +uorc than a year
anu 2 half Tho Pulaski appointment
was considered "a an Individual case,
and Aslcw named because no ohtec-
ton was made 10 him from any quar-
.1r
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-15
1rIHII I[AUF'NlANIN STORE,
To-day Brings the Early Summer Sale
Of Light Weight Hosiery and Under
wear, for, the Whole Family

kVcYbody knows what spring has Been like but not
everybody knows just how has Inconvenience the
trr OF hosiery and underwear All winter long the great mills
at work turning by the thousands
OF thousands for the spring trade And the spring
III coming Factories had to be kept going mills had
turning rolls had be and stocks pile up piled up
in warehouses This dsarrangenen made many
crs anxious to unload possible KAUFNANNS
took advantage OF this opportunity buy
IN large quantities. and we viii dsRose OF them anckly.
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Supreme Court Opinions.

Especial TO Tho Times DispntCh.1
Raleigh. " c., May H.-Op!nions
were handed down By the Supreme
Court aa follows yc3ie rday.
Thurston NJ. Southern Railway. from
AlamHncc tfour cases). Judgment at
urmed in cnch.
Ioiton VS.. Moore from Alnmancc.
affirmed.
star ~. Cotton Mills, form CASTOR
ncw trial.
Ciu of GastonIa VS.. Bank. from
CASTOR, an!rVeG.
Wilson KS Manufacturing Company,
from Lincoln. affirmed
state vs. Wcllnrn, from Rowan, no
error.
Ray vs. Patterson from Hoke. error
Alexander rs. city Of StatevilIe. no
error.
Cooper KS. Southern Railway Com
pany. from Caharrus. new trial
Tcctcr W. Horn,r School. from Ca
Larrus. no error.
rharr vs.. Commissioners. from Ca
5arrUs, no error.
Land Company Va Floyd. from CalG-
well, new trial.
HoFer ". Lumber Company. from
Hurkc, affirmed
Tucker Rope Company vs. Aluminium
co'HI any, from Rowan, affirmed
bowman We. Blanxonstip. from ca
tawba, no error.
i.ytlo ~. Telegraph Company. from
Rutherford. no error
Mckinney vs.. Street. from Mitchell.
reversed.
i'oaton IS. Lumber Company, from
henderson. no error.
Cooper vs. Express Company, from
Henderson. error
policlI Va. Cline. from Catawba, no
error.
sismon We. Shell, from catawba. no
error.
Michael vs.. Leach, from Mcdowell.
no error.
nycrs Va. Express Company. from
Buucoinhc. no error
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-15
irnr1nnr XII. IIin,snlf.

Winston Salem. y. @. May li-Bur-
CESS Boles. aged nfty gears. a SUCCESS
III! SurrE County farmer. shot his
brains out with shotgun at his home
carly Yesterday. III health - given "a
m. cause
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-15
POSTMASTERS CHOSEN
FOR VIRGINIA TOWNS
Further Announcements RcsultinE
From Examinations Wc-
Gently Held.
Especial TO The Times Dispatch. !

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
Washiurton May it.-Thc following
NiremA postmasters were appointed
to-day
pocNbridro Alum Springs. Rock.
bridge County. James y Patton.
Spriuswood. Eoutetourt County. T. -
Thrashcr. Potomac Beach. Wcstmorc-
land County Frank II Blackstone, Ben
iiur, Lee County. Robert l. Wilson;
Hickory. Norfolk County. James y
Roberts Ircal, Caroline County. Mag
ric /. Collins: Inboden. Wise County.
Hiram y. Alexander, Noyth Hoiston
Smyth County. Mrs. Jessie VI Hughes.
Pounding Mill. farewell County. James
4 AltEcr.
Permanently Continued.
Tho following postmastcrs have
passed. The combinations and boon or
dcred permanently coGtinucd:
Cohoko. K!ug William County. Henry
= Pollard. Dot. Ice County. Rose =.
Sh"lburn; Rosclnnd Nelson County
Harry NJ Giles. Childress. Moutrom-
cry County. Ray 4 Palmer. Farmers
Fork. Richmond County. william II.
Omohundro; Havclock. Richmond Couu-
-, William II Marks: Hollywood. Ap.
pouattcN County. Isabella Turns: Tam
pico. York County. Leroy 4 Iurrsby:
Norem, Appomattox County, Richard
81. Abbitt.
Hugh VI Beatty has been temporarily
dosirnated "a postmaster T., Boous
f@th Lee County. @ II NJ.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-15
'Gauze
Underwear

Gauze Vest, fine ribbed, 1Oc.
Gauze Vest, sheer and elastic.
10c.
Lisle Vest, fine ribbed, o5c.
Extra Fine Quality Isle Vest,
5Oc.
Union Suits, fine ribbed, lace
trimmed, 2oc.
Union Suits, fine ribbed, tight
knee, lace trimmed, fine quality.
60c.
Lisle Union Suit, lace and tight
knee, 81 90.
Children's Knit Underwear.
Gauze Vest. fine ribbed, 4 to II
years, i0C.
Children's Gauze Waist, 9 to IA
years. zoe.
Infants Gauze Vests, fine ribbed,
121ec.
Infants Lisle Vests, 25c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-15
non EyI,ihition.

Society Ia much Interested In the
exhibition OF foreign dolls that viii
be held this afternoon from 10 s
o'clock ~ the lecture-ruom or the
Second PRESBYTERIAN Church. The OK
hsbition includes number OF fascinat-
ing dolls that wero collected by Mrs
T.. s Cone and Miss Anne Christian
during their travels through Europe
and the East ana some o! them arc
very rare and Interesting specimens.
The doll that has been dressed by the
Junior Mriains 10 he sent To tho Fro
tcstant Church at Jerusalem. hand
some ana beautifully appointed ty;,
VIII also be OF exhibition this after
noon The public is Invited to attend.
I; is also in the nature Of a going
away reception TO Miss Virginia, OF
Virginia" the doll to be sent 10 the
mission school In Jerusalem. which
viii be given as reward to the best
student. All young people VIII be In
tcrestcd to see tho contrast between
the doll OF the American child and the
poor little ones used by the children
of the HOLY Land These dolls are Of
real educational value. as they portray
not only the costumes. but tho Gus
toms Of the country they represent
For Mrs. Hays.
says the Baltimore Sun OF recent
issue:
!hIc'hal'N III 'uhS'c"H o" H"i S""E
al Elenola. her country place at
Underwood. In honor of Mrs. William
q. Hays. OF Richmond. who Is the
guest OF her sist"rin-law. Mrs John
II Wight, at Wildwood, her country
place In the Green Spring Valley"
\ number OF interesting functions
have been given for Mrs. Hays dur
ing her visit
Ounce at Wcstmorrinnd Club.
The WestmOrcland Club VIII give
It's usual informal dance 10 the mem
hers, their families and guests this
evening at the club. The hours are
from . to IL o'clock. and q number Of
interesting parties are noted there
each week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-15

pistol and pointed II at tho detective.
Bright had box of tobacco when ar
rested -Four others were found near
the car later
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-15

Congrossmcn Wnte0n. Iioll1nd and
Carlin have filed with the clerk OF
the House OF Representatives. a sworn
certificate that there was no cNpcuso
attached TO their campaign to secure
nomination for Congress-.
Under the law Congrcssmon arc re-
ruircd TO flo with ne CLERK % the
House certificate OF their campaign
expenses Gftceu DAVIS before the pri-
mary. and fifteen DAYS after their cleo
ton. There being no opposing candi-
date in either OF those three districts
there was no primary ard no expense
In connection thcrcw q. II. NJ.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-15
DEEP RUN HUNT MEET
WILL BE SOCIETY EVENT
Annual hnnir mt Country Club EN-
pccted To Pruvc Most
Interesting.


'"'tddle Atlantic Golf Tournament WIN
,,tt,ir Pinycd ON Links Neat Week. and
,l.t III Draw FashioDHbic Gathering.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-15

MISS DAISY N0rENnI Of ms Oily. WHO
Inns been spending some time In Roam
okc and salem. where shc has been
much entertained. is nov visiting
friends In Lyuchburg, 90 route 20 her
home here. Miss Morgan was tho
guest OF her grandmother, Mrs. w a..
Morgan. nj VALLEY Farm" near
salem, and Mrs Marvin Pace, IN Roam
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-15
Richmond Guests Entertained.

An enjoyable dinner party az the
Norfolk Country club on saturday
evening was given by Preston Cot
TON !n honor o. Miss Emily RUthcr-
f,ord Royall. OF Richmond. who Jig a
house cues, of Mrs W. T. Ayletie. OF
N.wpOrt News.
The table was arranged with
c"nt.rpIece Of flowers and shaded
Covcrs were laid FOR six. Mr.. Cot,on's
rues,s Including Mrs ". r. Aylette,
81 Newport News Mr and Mrs Ed
ward Stribnug, Miss Royan. q Rich
mond: ". r. Wo:aman, Jr.. OF Los
Angles. cal
Captain Andrew Long, United States
Savy, entertained a. bridge rarty
Monday evening At h!s a2artment ia
tho Holland u NorfoU, III honor OF
Mrs. Edwin Hewitt. =. Richmond. "ho
is tho guest OF hes sister. Mrs. Floyd
Hughes. IN York street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-15


buthe annual meet OF the Deep Run
mt Club to DO held at the Country
,eco.b OF Virginia tomorrow afternoon
grcl he one .: tho biggest society
events OF the late spring season. Tea
I'm! be served At quaint, rustic thblrs
".'n tho terraces ana vcrnnGas OF the
lighthouse and IN Informal hop VIII
- be place In the evening following
sumner. Many pretty gowns win be
Worn 0y the women In attendance. and
-, he pink coats Of the huntsmcn wlli add
,jrilNan; touches to the scene. The
,,horue will be king % the afternoon,
and bright colorcd parasOl9 OF many
beautiful AOc!oty women VIII dot the
wide lawns and grounds OF the club
Society viii be out Ia force TO wit
ness the event, and many srnar: folk
VIII motor out
Next week the Middle Atlantic gol:
tournament VIII be played on Thurs-
day. Friday and Saturday on IN" club
links and representation from WASH
ington Baltimore, Wilmsnston Nor
folk and Hampton Clubs w!ll attend
This tournament win DO the occasion
for another fashionable gathering Of
smart society.
thristiHn--i< Grams.
The marriage OF Miss Ammo Hartman
Kerans. OF Bon Air. TO John barnuin
Christian. OF this city. VIII be cele-
hrated very quietly on May - AZ To
home OF Mr. and Mrs Taylor Robinson,
G2G West Grnco street.
Visiting Here.
Miss Anna Louise Burruga. OF TO
routc. Canada, Is visiting Mis- joan
cite I3urrusa, ~ her homo, 3O7 South
Fourth Street for fetg days. Miss
Burruss. who IL lovely girl. IS =
daughter ot Mr ana Mrs GraTson
Burruss. At ono time residents or k'0h-
Inoud. and "A number OF Interesting
AFFAIRS have been planned FOR her dur
ing her stay n this city. she IL on i'-r
way North from Durham, =. c., whore
:, great many handsome entertainments
wcro rendered her.
May Card Tournament.
Tho May card tournament 0: The
Wonan's club wiz be PLAYED In tho
club parlors this evening a. slj
o'clock with auction bridge rs the
game. This is tho eighth and last
card tournament OF tho season, and
a inrre number Of tables have already
been reserved FOR tn" affair supper
VIII be servcl following tho game, and
decorations VIII be n b-irht spring
flower The usual rules concerning
partners md registering Of tables "!l!
be observed
Tho tournaments have hc"n managed.
with most charming success, by Adj
inlrai IIarrlo Webster. and form ono
OF the most Interesting and pleasing
PARTS OF the social scnson IN Rich
lnond each Year
Entertained In Washington.
United states Senator ana Mrs
claude A. swanson viii Do guests ~
sir ana Mrs Isaac Cans az Tho int
tlal performance u "ilcc ReENneG"
on Saturday evening in washington.
Senator and Mrs. Works VIII also be
Arizona republican., 1914-11-22
EXCLUSIVE MOTORCYCLE
 REPAIR SHOP IN MESA

The only exclusive motorcycle shop on the south side. and one where mo- torcyclists are assured the best of workmanship. is maintained in Mesa at 6S West Main street. by Guy D. Collins. Collins has been engaged ir the work in Mesa as d mechanic for a number of years and, ever an enthusiastic motorcyclist, he last summer launched into business for himself, which from the very day he started has kept him on the go con stantly.
 Collins has acquired the south side agency for the Indian motorcycle, again offering the southsider an dd vantage by catering only to the mo torcycle business. The improvements r ir the 1915 model of the Indian are innumerable and Collins is confident that the machine is going to prove big seller Among the refinements offered on the new models are the vanadium steel construction, gear shifting lever. dual clutch control.
 new magneto, neutral countersh2ft
 Indian start, heavy duty clutch,
 three-speed gear and lightweight
 models All the engineering perfec
 tions which the motorcycle world has accredited to the Indian have been retained, and to these has been added Ia characteristic group of sound new
 mechanical developments such as is always expected of Indian skill and ingenuity.
 1 Above his Indian agency Collins maintains his repair shop for all
 makes of machines and carries a good sized line of motorcycle repairs
 in stock His bicycle repair depart
 ment is also a noteworthy division
Arizona republican., 1914-11-22
EXPERT REPAIR MEN
Continued From Page Ten)

shop is the oldest in Tempe and originally grew from a bicycle and timers shop to be one of the pro- minent garages on the southside.
 Ahlquist himself is well known in the valley as an automobile man. He located in Tempe when the town sported but one machine-that could hardly be called an auto, for it was but single cylinder car with the then existing habit of running much when it felt like it. From the bi- cycle shop. Ahlquist increased the auto business in Tempe, eventually moving into larger quarters and op erating q general repair, auto agen- cy and machine shop. Two years hc spent in the business at Phoenix. and then returned to assume control of the Tempe Garage where he has since been located.
 The garage employs two and three and sometimes four mechanics. Since
 no agency is maintained, full time
 is spent on repair work. Under such circumstances, the mechanics have fitted themselves for the repairing of all makes of machines, which is ai-
 ways accomplished with guaranteed satisfaction to the owner.
 In addition to the auto repair
 work. the shop maintains machine | department, where all kinds of ma
 chine work is turned out. An up-to- date lathe and all necessary equip.
 ment is on hand. The bicycle re 1 pair department is up to date in ai
 it's divisions.
 1 Just now Ahlquist is engaged ;r
 the building of a. second roadster of his own make for the shop use. ThI present Red Streak remodeled in roadster style from a 1910 over land. has gone through some hard
 wear. and as an auxiliary Ahlquist
 is now rebuilding a Mitchell along
 the same lines of construction.
Arizona republican., 1914-11-22
GEM CITY GARAGE ORANGE CIRCLE STATION

With the recent addition of the Orange Circle service station and the probable addition this week of the agency for some of the new 1915 ma chimes, the Gem City garage of Mesa is looking forward to a steadily m creasing stream of business. This same shop has been in the auto business in Mesa for years, in fact, it was the first shop the town sup ported, and with the growth of Mesa the garage has grown to be one of the largest and busiest on this side of the river.
 Earl D. Baylescs, the Gem City garage manager halls from Phoenix, where he was for some time assOci- ated with McArthur Bros. Two years he has been one of the live wires of the automobile industry on the south side.
 The repair department and livery ard storage divisions of the shop are its big assets. Five mechanics arc on the job constantly and often in times of rush even more help is required. The shop handles every variety of repair work and caters to every job. from a bicycle to the larg- teed satisfaction attached to every piece of work turned out
 1 The livery division of the shop