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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-02-12
A MAN AND A JOB.
Mr.. Editor:

W sNIltVi
With your permission | would
like to call to the attention of
your readers a few brief state
ments about the manner in which
Mr.. John Anglers, the former
chief engineer Of the Electric
Light Plant Il Watcrworks. came
to be succeeded by another.
Mr.. Anglers made demand
upon me that | "either discharge
Mr. Eugene Lopez or accept his
Mr. Angcr's) resignation" Not
being accustomed to allow an en-
plOyee to dictate my course to-
wards another employee, | ac-
cepted Mr.. Anglers alternative
proposition.
If the discharge of Mr.. Lopez
had been request, based upon
provable charges, might have
acted with more consideration.
But the userpation of my prerog
alive left me but one self-respect-
ing course.
In regard to the effort to make
political capitol out Of any re-
mark charged to me Of a day fol-
lowing the first phases of this in
l will add that my course
was dictated by common sense
and self-respect. Nothing more.
Lawrence F. Villerm;n,
Trustee of Public Property.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-02-12
Has Used Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy for 20 Years.

chamberlain s Cough Remedy
has been used in my household
for the past twenty years. | be
gan giving it to my children when
they were small. AS a quick re
lief for Group. whooping cough.
and ordinary colds. it has no
equal. Being free from opium
and other harmful drugs. J ne ler
felt afraid to give it to the chil-
dren. | have recommended it to
Il large number of friends and
neighbors. who have used it ana
speak highly Of it, writes Mrs.
Mary Minkc. ShOrtsville, n Y.
Obtainable everywhere.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-02-12
"0odsoa's Liver Tone" Starts Your uIveI
Better Than CaIoasl lnd Doeslt
SllivaiD OF Make vou Sick.

Listen 10 mel Take no moro sick.
ening, salivating calomel when bilious or
constipated. Don't lose a days work |!
Calomel is mercury or quicksilver
which causes necrosis of the bones.
Calomel, when il comes into contact
with sour bile crashes into it, breaking
it up. This is when you feel that awful
nausea and cramping. If you are slug
gish and all knocked out" If your
liver 10 storpid and bowels constipated
= yoa have headache, disxiness, coated
leaguss nvbs1a1A. = had q sle0asA sour
~ 49, . spoonful q harmless Odd
por4v~1s0 - ~ gQaclolgA
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-02-12
MARIA FACTORY NOT YET
SOLD.

In the las, issue Of the lIoUlSi-
ana Sugar Planter. published at
New Orleans appeared among
other interesting sugar items OF
news the statement that the Maria
Sugar and Refining Go. which IS
owned by Hon Adricn Gorsoulln
had been negotiated for aud sold
to syndicate of capitalists who
would remove the mill IN is en-
tlrctv for operation TO the island
Of Cuba. Wishing TO be better
informed Of the situation concern
inc this industry which means 50
much to the cane raiscrs Of the
Fourth Ward. we made it our
business to interview Mr.. Thomas
GonsoulIn. tire assistant manager.
and he Informed us that the plant
had not yet been sold. IN fact,
he with others interested. would
use their best cndcavors to keep
the Factory in operation if the
cane growers Of that section
would contract to sell their cane
to the mill as heretofore and not
ship it to other rcfncrics border
ing on the Tcche, when they paid
the same prices per ton for the
raw products. Mr.. GOnsoulin re
quested us to mention to the read
crs Of The Enterprise that he had
met with considerable success in
getting contracts signed up by
people who heretofore sold to
rcfineries at long distances and in
all probability the Plant would be
retained. The negotiations for
the sale Of the mill were true. as
the management had long since =
realized that the industry could
not he operated further at To-
reamville with such light toh-
mage Of cane when it had a ca
pacity for as much as 10000 tons. |
Last year the amount Of cane sup
piled reached 1000 tons which
could hacdly justify even start
Of the mill OF course last year the
crop was exceedingly short. but
now that prospects or bright
for large yield and the coLdi- ,
tons have changed. Mr.. Gonsou-
lin would reconsider, more espcc-
iallv if arrangements could be
made to keep the cane in that
section.
Now that the tariff is to re-
main on sugar neither Mr.. Con.
soulin nor his sons feel inclined to
dispose Of their holdings and even
If the present transaction is car.
ried out another stock company
would be formed for the erection
OF a smaller mill in that vicinity. (
Speaking Of the conditions as
re gard sugar, the Louisiana Sugar
Planter. which is the mouthpiecc
Of the organization takes hope
full view Of the situation and
those who are still dccrying the
Democratic party would do well
10 digest the following:
1.-THE sugar position, looking at
It in a worldwide way could
never be better than it is today /,
according to many Of the Louisi- /;
ma planters. who expressed them /.
'elvcs as thoroughly well salts
led with the situation which is
laily growing fairer. Louisi-
ma planters who are now figur-
ny on improvements both here
md in Cuba say that the sugar
stage is now set for the greatest
period of sugar progress and
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-02-12

Mrs. M. A. Pomeroy. Sectv,
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-02-12

Chest pains and q dry. hackln.
cough. should be treated with
HAIIlARD'S IIOREIIOUND SY-
RIP taken internally. and = HER
RICK s RED PEPPER POROUS
PLASTER applied to the chest
Huv the dollar size Iloreho'nd
syrup: YOU get Porous Plaster
free with each bottle. Sold by
EStorgc Drug Co.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-02-12
FOR CITY MARSHAL.

To tina Voters:
] have tho honor TO announce my can
didacy for the sillce Of City .rshal. II
elected to that Office ! promise that my
aim will Mt oil times be to subsarve tho
interest OF my people, aud that | will
discharge the duties Of my Office imparti
ally and efficiently, | further wish to say
that favor the platform of Hon. John
M. Parker. Progress sive nominee for Gov
ernoS, to the letter.
GASTON DAUTERIVE
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-02-12
MOTHER TELLS now v|Mol
Made Her Delicate Bow Strone

0ado Her Delicate Boy Strong
New York City. MY little boy was
In a very weak. delicate condition as q
result of gastritis and the measles and
there seemed no hope Of saving his life.
The doctor prescribed cod liver oil but
he could not take it. l decided to try
Vinol = and with splendid results. 1t
seemed to agree with him so that now he
is . strong healthy boy. Mrs: THOMAS
CITz0ERAI.p, 1890 Park Ave, N. Y. City.
We guarantee Vinol, our delicious
cod liver and iron tonic. for rundown
conditions, chronic coughs, colds and
bronchitiA .. ..
John r. Taylor = Bro. Druggista
New IBERIA Il.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-02-12

Famous Players Star to be Seer
IN Seven-Eeel Feature in
in Large Cities before Reg
ular Release on Paramount
Program.
Poor Little rcppiua. IN
which Mary i'cktord Is nest 10
appear. viii be her first seven
j reel feature. The play. which
was written rs Kat" Jordan and
directed by Sidney OIcott. will ne
released March > on the l'ara
mount program, and IS The Gr,t
l'IckforI picture released since
the formation Of fhc lamous
Players Mary rickford Company.
III which She has a half Interest.
In "'oor Little Fcpplna " Miss
Flckf"rI a"ain PLAYS the part of
the abused child This time She
has a little American eirl lid
napcd IN Italy. To escape her
captors she puts on boys Goth
NO an'0 comes t" Amer,'a
Throughout most of The play. She
appears as this ragged little
urchin. who acts as messenger
boy. boot black and general scr1
ant for q group Of colluterIclters.
There IS opportunity for MANY cY-
citing adventures, before The
gang is captured. nnd the girI IS
restored to her parcnis. There IS
y love story in the play also. he
domancc between Pcppina and
the lawyer who hofricuds the Iii
tie messenger "hoy.'
IN the supporting east arc Ell
win Merchant. Euocnc O'Hritn.
Antonio Maori. Ernesto Tortl.
tcsarc Gravina w. Y. Carleton
md Jack Pickord.
Special presentations IN New
York and several other LARGE
'itics will be given before the
'cguIar release. 10 and zoe.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-02-12
ANNOU NCEMENIo.


adopt this method Of advising the so
tiers Of IBERIA Parish. that ! AN candl
date for reelection TO the office OF
Sheriff of the Parish, aud would be very
much pleased to receive the vote of ever
qualified voter ! promise if elected 10
conduct the Office "a | have in the paat
and again submit my clnims 70 the cleo
torate. Yours reRupciiUllv,
GEORGE HENDER SON.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-02-12
IMPORTANT MEETING.

The members Of the Protestant
Cemetery Association are urged
to be present at the regular meet
ing Of the Association on Monday
afternoon next at Hotel Frederic
At four o'clock.
Mrs M A poxnnro,, Q
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-02-12
PAST1M THEATRE. WEDNES-
DAY. FEB. 10th. MARY
PICKFORD IN SPECIAL"

Famous Players Star to be Seen
III Seven Reel Feature in
IN Large Cities before Reg
ular Release on Paramount
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-25
BAPTIST.

Leigh Strect-Rev. J. J. Wicker. Il.
ID. the pastor. will preach AT IL o'clock
on the subject. The Victorious Life"
and at 6:l5 OF Gods Plan for Every
Life"
i'irst-In the absence of the pastor.
Rev. Francis Albert. the assistant pas
tor. VIII preach at both morning aud
evening services. II and Sis o'clock.
Sunday school at $50. with the Ba-
rt"a aud philathea classes meeting in
the eastern annex
Grace Strcrt-Rcv. Lloyd T. Wilson.
-. D., the pastor. Will preach at both
the morning and the evening services
Grove ANenuc-Thcre will be preach
ing at both the morning and evening
services by the pastor. Rev. w g
James. -. -.
BrOndus NcmOrinl-Rcv w r.. Glib
son, the pastor. viii preach at il on
the subject, "'rhe Best Kind of a Sol
der" and at Sis on The Prodigal
sons Elder Brother" sunday school
at 9:l5.
Pine Strect-Rev. J. Il Hutson. D..
d. will preach in the morning on The
Cause and Cure Of Despondency." and
in the evening on why Pray for the
Coming of Christi"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-25
SHORTAGE IN SUPPLIES
WORRYING MANUFACTURERS

To meet orders from Richmond and
vicinity and from throughout the
United States the Kline Kar Corpora
ton. OF this city, is working It's plant
at fun force. General Manager Kline
has just returned from AN extended
trip 10 the material markets. and re-
ports "A scarcity of material. which is
causing many OF the automobile plants
to close down some of their depart
ments. Nom delivery by the raw ma
;erial producers and the part makers
is causing manufacturers much con-
corn.
The Kline kar Corporation has been
very fortunate. as the supplies for the
entire season were bought far In ad-
vance Of the increasing price and
shortage market. and the company has
been able TO make prompt deliveries.
both locally and to the outside terri
tory.
The advance in material will. how
ever. ncCeSsitate an increased price on
tn" finished product in the wear future,
and IN" popular priced siX-cylnder
cars Of which tho Kline Is a member.
VIII ENJOY the present low price only
20: III" present season. The cost OF
materials has increased from 10 per
cent to Zoe per cent, and in some cases
higher.
II is however. pleasing TO note that
the general opinion is that gasoline
prices will be reduced. and that cos,
OF operating Will decrease. The rise
in price on gasoline has had good
effect on the industry, as nearly every
manufacturer has worked out a more
economical car. and in this instance
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-25
CHItISTI.A y.

seventh Strect-ln the morning the
VIII preach from the ;ubject, "A Good
Workman" In the evening the pulpit
vii! he occupied by Rev. Roger l..
Clark, pastor of the Third Christian
Church.
Third-The pastor. Rev Roger L..
Clark, will preach at the morning ser
vice from the subject. Healed by a
Tonch Of His Garment Rev. Mall
COIN L. .Normcnt Will occupy the pulpit
at night. sunday school at $3.50 o'clock.
Hanover Nvrnuc-The pastor. Rev.
George w kcmpcr. will preach at II
and Sis o'clock. Subject of morning
sermon. '"rhc Supreme Test Of Great
Life" and OF the evening sermon. The
Lost Opportunity" Christian Endeavor
will meet at 7:l5 o'clock.
Colonial Plnce-Suuday school a; 4
O'CLOCK. followed by preaching services.
Life and Advent-Elder James Howle
Viii preach at II o'clock on BY What
Standard are We Being Measured? ~
and at Sis on The Pleasure of the
Lord Shall Prosper in HIS Hand"
COwnrdin Avenue-The pastor, Rev.
r. Wayne Long, will preach morning
and evening on the subjects. Faith
in Unexpected Places" and "Unrecord-
ed >Heroism.
McHne Mission. South Richmond
Services will be conducted AT and S
o'clock in the evening hy Rev. II. j..
Coffee. Sunday school az $3.50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-25
ROADS THROUGH MARSHES
Binst OF Dynamite VIII Open Pores of
Rondbcd md Make Road
PussNble.

Road overScerS and supervisors have
a hard struggle III many places to
keep in even passable condition the
roads which rum through stretches OF
low marshy ground In spite of all
they can do with the side bitches. the
amount Of water i'll the adjacent land
is so great that every heavy rain
causes mud holes There is an mex
penSive remedy for this condition in
some cases. remedy which many
farmers are already applying to drain
their lands. The accumulation of wa
ter is due 10 an insufficient channel
TO drain IL away, even when there
is winding, choked brook or branch
through The land If this channel
were straight and free from obstruc-
ton 10 place where the water would
run away readily, the land would be
drained. To dig such a new channel
is usually too expensive for the farmer
or the road ovcTScer, but there is an
other easier and cheaper way to con-
stuct IL in many cases. This is to
blast channel through the marsh
with dynamite. Occasionally, where
The water is held on the surface by
layer Of clay "A few feet thick, over
lying a bed of gravel or other porous
material. ii is cheaper 10 blast a large
mole through the clay to the porous
material. The hole must then be fill
ed with stone, brush and other coarse
Stufi. so that the clay Will not choke
up the outlet for the water.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-25
WHERE COTTON GROWS

cotton production in the United
states IN 1913 according to the sta
tstics compiled by the Census Bureau
ana just made public. WAS the smallest
since 1903. amounting to Il.l9l,S2O
bales. or nearly 5000. 900 bales less
than the crop Of 1914.
OF the total for the COUNTRY. Texas
produced 3.22T,4SO. or more than one
fourth Of the 1915 crop. followed by
Georgia with l,acS.6I3 bales. or more
than one-siXth of the total output in
the United States. Other states PRO
oucing large crops were South Carolina.
WIN l'l33,s1o bales: Alabama. l.o2oS2e
bales; Mississippi. a53.aG5 bales; Ar
kansas, Sl6.o"2 bales; North Carolina.
"'''i'i bales. and Oklahoma. 63Esos
bales. Although cotton is grown in
eish'een states. the combined produc,
Oh tour eNas, Georgia. South Carolina
ana Ala acknowledgement almost Two
thirds Of the total crop of 1918.
Virginia cuts nut small figure in
couon cultivation. as compared with
inc above figures However. she has
zen or dozen counties, the farmers OF
when handle a good deal OF nonev
obtained from the cotton they grow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-25
vi ETHOpIST.

Ccn,cnnry-The pastor. Rev Thomas
y. Smoot. ID. d. will preach in the
morning at II. and in the evening
a. Sis o'clock.
broad Strect-Rev. Fred r. Chenault,
the pastor, will preach a: II O'Clock
In the morning on a Good Place
10 Hide IA Good Thing for Good Sur
prise and in the evening at s:l5 on
"A False Longing"
Union Stntion-i'ev. w ASbury Chris
ton y. y, the pastor. will preach at
II o'clock. Rev }. II. Light. y. d. Will
preach a, o'clock.
Drnnch McmorinI-Rev. George w
Watkins VIII preach In the morning at
II o'c!ock. Sunday school meets at
$50
Highland Pnrk-PreachinE both
morning and evening by the pastor,
Rev g. O. futile At II o'clock the
subject will he Sources of Spiritual
Life" and At s. Saved to Serve"
Monumcnt-Thc pastor. Rev. r. II.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-25
pTtESBYTEEtIAS.

First-Rcv F. T. McFaden, d. D.,
The pastor. will preach a; II o'clock
The evening service at Sis o'clock
VIII be given over 10 sacred song led
by the quartet Of the church-Airs
Hudsins. Miss kuyk. Mr.. Sharitz and
Mr. Ludwig
second-Rev. Russell Cecil. n. p,
the pastor Will preach at II and Sis
o'clock The Lords supper will be
administered at the morning service
sunday school at 9:t5 o'clock
Northumberland at II and
s;!5 o'clock by the pastor. Rev. James
y. Fair. =. y Sunday school at $50
o'clock.
Grace CoNenant-Rev. J. Calvin stew
art, - D. the pastor, Will preach at II
and Sis o'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-25
THE CHURCHES AND
TO-DAY'S SERVICES
Loyalty cared for by every member.
he he young or old. rich or poor.
An ADMONITION,
NOT a COMMAND

Loyalty cared for by every member.
, he he young or old. rich or poor.
AN ADMONITTON,
NOT \ COMMAND
The letter from the council as we
read II imprcsseS us in three ways:
first. it's declaration that the Holy
Spirit was the Guide and that they
the council members. were workers
together with God; second. it was gen
tie. not n command but an admonition
rs to brothers In Christ: And third. il
spoke finely of Barnabas and Paul as
men who had hazardcd their lives for
the name of Christ. II took into it's
fellowship as IL were the whole body
Of Christians wherever they were, Jew
ara GENTLE alike, and bound them to-
gethcr in freedom which was of
Christ, because IL came from the truth.
THE truth shall make YOU free" 1t
did not AZ once settle the CONTROVERSY
but il established n principle and that.
after all. Is the important thing. Con-
troNersics have to die out gradually as
men outgrow them. but principles
stand and endure. We may make two
or three comments here in closing.
First. there must be freedom in Chris
tianity so long AS the great founda
tons o! salvation through Christ aEd
pure living are revercnccd.
We cannot all worship alike. 1t
would be well If we would say to the
Jews to-day, Keep your Old Tcsta-
ment law If you wish. call your
churches Christian synagogucs and
worship after your own fashion. only
confess Christ as your King and live
rs He would have you live" Second
We must not be worried by controversy
III the apostles met il in the frs, cen
| fury we are likely To meet IL in tho
twentieth century. We are human and
the church is in the world. though no,
OF the world. Differences of opinion
| will arise. only We must be patient and
| loving and not let the difference,
\ breed bitter dissension. SO long az
we all love Christ and serve Him ".
are not far apart. And. finally let us
get together, the closer the better, and
/ take counsel together how we can
bring the world TO Christ. Differences
are often forgotten when We have a
| supreme love and a supreme motive
/ The Master viii care for His Kingdom
! II "" are only true and ready TO do
our part.
! Dear Lord, thank Thee for all the
I history given us in the Bible for il
teaches me much. Let me love Thee
and love my brothers. Hold together
IN an invisible but mighty bond all
who love and serve Thee Guide us b.
! Thy Holy Spirit. Lead US into ali
truth. And then come again. dear
Jesus and make the word know Thee
as the one and only King. Amen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-25
EPISCOPAL.

Monumcntnl-Rev. James w Morris.
y. D. the rector, will preach al II and
O'Clock. sunday school At as. and
Mems Bihle Class at 10 o'clock
-. Pnurs-Rcv. w. r. Bowie, d. D.,
the rector. Will preach at IL and SIS
o'clock sunday school at 10, and Holy
Communion AZ go o'clock in the
morning.
Christ Church-The rector Rev.
Charles w Sydnor. will preach at
II and o'clock.
st. Andrew's-Services at II ard Sis
o'clock. conducted by the rector, Rev
j. Francis Rihble. assisted by Rev
Philip y. Arthur
Holy Trinity-Scrvices at IL and SIS
o'clock. conducted by Rev. j. J. Gra-
watt, -. u. rector. and Rev. Thomas
q. Faulkner, assistant rector.
81. Nnrk's-There will be- the regu-
ar services conducted by Rev :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-25
Health is the First Wealth

The rich man suffering from asth
matte or pulmonary trouble knows
mus afflicted. Either may be able TO
OBTAIN relief by using Eckman's AL
.erht!Ec. "a preparation containing cal
twenty Years has been giving wide
spread satisfaction in such cases
81 course, its use should he seconded
by rest. pure food and fresh air. Tor
n" medicine can be OF much help where
these provisions Of Nature are not
made use OF. But in numerous in
stances where they have nc; produced
desired results, Eckman's Alternative
has furnished the missing link in the
chain.
1t contains no poisonous or habit
forming drugs. SO a trial is safe
sod by Tra&le Drug Co. and leading
druggists.
Eckmnn Laboratory. PhiIndcIphIu.
advertisement
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-25
Potts. d. D.. viii preach morning and

Potts. y. D.. will preach morning and
evSning.
Grnce-Rev. f. l. colley. the pastor.
Will preach at II and at s o'clock
Morning subject. The Ultimate End of
Life: evening subject. disappointed
Futures"
Laurel Street-Rcv. j. *. joint, the
pastor. Will preach AT IL and S:i5
O'Clock on the subjects True and False
Standards of Life" and What DO We
More Than These"
FairmOunt Avenur-Rev. j. j. Par
sons. pastor of the Paramount Baptist
Church. will preach at IL o'clock. aud
Rev w. s. Dycnoc. OF Hanover Cir
cult will preach at night
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-25
Round Trip to Washington
$500 from Richmond

Second Saturday Educational Excur-
SION. Tickets good only on special
tram !eaNinE Shafer and Broad Streets
Washington II is y. NJ. and returning
i tSi Wash,nstor 500 T.. NJ. due
Rlchinond 1919 T. NJ. same date. Chill
dren between = and II years. half fare.
No, baggage can he checked on these
tickets.
Inc washington American League
team plays Cleveland on this date
Gully l5th): and as there Is consider
able rivalry between the two teams.
test.
For detailed information regarding
this trip, apply TO any r.. r. & p. r. L.
Ticket Agent or TO the Undersigned
W. NJ. TAYLOR,
Travelling Passenger Agent.
W. +. TAYLOR.
Traffic Manager.
First National Bank Building
Telephone Madison 1900
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-25
SALVATION ARMY.

The Salvation Army Will hold a
special service this afternoon at $3.50
o'clock in William Byrd Park, at which
the special speakers will be Colonel Il.
L. HALF. OF Philadelphia, Brigadier w.
Escott. of Baltimore, and Adjutant
Louisa Brazier. of Washington. There
will be special singing and music. All
the visiting officers will take part in
the service At o'clock tonight in the
Salvation Army Auditorium. 100 North
seventh Street Colonel HALF will
sneak
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-25
FIVE

"arbureter boitsd directly thereto has
given Increased mileage
Some Of the recent deliveries OF the
Kline kar were to NJ. l.. Norvell. hve-
passenger; y w. Bowe. Jr.. nve.p
scnGer; y. NJ. Cover. four-passcng.r,
Shamrock roadster; |. r. Newton rve-
passenger; Il, X. Palmer. hve-passen.
ger: u. Harris i've passenger; Mrs.
l.. II. Winston. tlve-passenger. and
Thomas Gresham. Jr.. twc-passenger
roadster.