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The Keota news., 1918-08-23

In the practical work OF dis
Infection there are three exsen'
tisls:
l.. A preparation Of the
building that will facilitate
reaching organisms Of disease.
2. A disinfectAnt which upon
contact can be depended upon to
destroy such organisms.
3. A method Of applying the
disinfectant that will assure the
most thorough contact with the
bacteria.
The Keota news., 1918-08-23
Why 0ald o Ysvnaf

Dandru6 and dry scalp usually he
cause snd Cuticura the remedy. Rub
the Ointment into scalp. Follow viii
bot shampoo Of Cuticura Soap. Joe
free sample address. ''Cuticufa, Dspk
Z. Boston. At druggists and By mail.
Soap -, Ointment q and 't0.-Adv.
The Keota news., 1918-08-23
Two Bad Ways.

Two Bad Ways.
Il wonder which 10 the wOrse.
method"
whats on your mind noWr
ITO spend your money faster than
you earn 1t. or to hang onto every
cent you make In the hope that you
will be able to crowd q lifetime of
10Y into the last few weeks allotted
your
The Keota news., 1918-08-23

The less q man knows about women
the more he suspects they know about
him.
The Keota news., 1918-08-23

deW ead r. g
stand, and hadhoo6
aehee svsey day. !
05od evoGythinI ]
could think o9 and
was under . ply.
sician's care for two
years. Adn hiso0
kad used LYDIA Z.
Ptnkham's vsgo.
tsbjs Compoundsn0
oho told ne about
e. From @e inst
day I took kIbegM
70 feel bettse and
now ] On we'll and
abIo % Do most any
kind u Wugk. I
have boen recon.
mending @e Com.
The Keota news., 1918-08-23
A 4Ei SE&Iipown
NJ K41 Te4 How Lydia
2 Pfnlkhaanhs Vegetable
Compound Rsseoeod
AW Hoalh.

lesvneie. N. j.-"Fce obeut u,Roo
0cCSc 4 ou8lro6 from nervous bCook.
The Keota news., 1918-08-23

lts Kind.
THE allies have the Huns on The
hip" "Oh. pop. are they In hip pick.
otT'
The Keota news., 1918-08-23

A small boy defines q headache -
a stomach ache In the brain.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-06-23

make a story in themselves. We had
read and heard quite little about
Tehuantepee and its inhabitants and
were looking forward to the visit
with no little expectancy, being as
sured that we would there see the
most typical native community, free
Omaha daily bee., 1918-06-23

ing. 1t was, I believe. the unanimous
verdict that Tehuantepec measured
up fully to the advance agents pros
pectus and that we we're fortunate IN
being able to see its people in their
present state OF guilelessness before
they become hardened by contact
with tourists and succunb to the
CONTINUED on Next Psse)
Omaha daily bee., 1918-06-23

scribing our transcontinental journey
across Mexico from the Atlantic to
the Pacific and back again to the At
lantic in three days. referred Incl
dentaily to our stop in the town OF
Tehuantepec, saying that our expert
ence and observations there might
Omaha daily bee., 1918-06-23

from the intrusion and corruption of
foreign.rs, on our itinerary.
We ched Tehuantepec about the
middlt he afternoon and remained
over fs going to Salina Cruz
about 10 o'clock the next day and
passing through it again with but a
brief stop on our return in the even
Omaha daily bee., 1918-06-23

master minions of the law and then
dispersed in satisfied good humor and
good order. V. r.
.. II.
Two Oceans in One Day.
Vera Cruz, Sept. 20. l9lo.-ln de-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-13
WORKERS HEAR
ABOUT "CO-0PERAT| T|ON |"
Robert II. Richards Tells New
Castle Company Employees How
They Can Help Each Other.

The prinfipal speaker NJ The quarterly
dinner of the Forcmen's Club Of the New
Castle Leather Company, held at Ham
ua'a cafe, last night. was Robert II
Richards. attorney for tho COMPANY
The affair was attended hy eevcnt y
five or more men and women. all having
charge Of various departments of the
company. Mr. Richards who was intro
ducpd by j. Writ Willis, = member Of the
firm of Bingcr, New and Willis. owners of
The company who acted ns toastmaster at
The dinner Mr. Richards discussed. "Cn-
operation He said in part
9Co-oncraton means nothing more
thnn that which we arc doing at all
times We do IT moro than anything
else On the baseball or football field
We all do II and IN plain Anglo Saxon
No call i teaIn work
III is not confined To tho activities
of The human rare alone. for We find
il manifest in lower life The ants with
ont II could not construct the immcnee
hills. the beavers through II are enabled 10
fell trees 81 that they fall 10 the very inch
AMI enable them to construct the dams
The wolves hunt IN packs knowing that
they can better accomplish their objective
IN travelling IN groups. and even IN ycgc-
table life We find if evident
In war. cooperation brings results
and only recently tho newspapers tell us
of the Allled War Board being formed, so
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-13
PLAN FIELD MEET
Delaware College Athletes Make
Preparations for Annual Con
tests on Nav II.

Newark March H. NJ n meeting Of
the Delaware College Athletic Council
last night plans were discussed for the
annual lnter-Scholastic field and track
meet which will hc held ON Frazer Field
MAY II As customary there will be two
classes and high schools from All parts Of
The Peninsula. and adjoining counties IN
PENNSYLVANIA and MARYLAND viii be in
vitod to compete
The Co,mcil awarded the "n' IN basket
ball to the following Manager Wilson
Captain Ilorscy Iord \IcNandcr. Carter
Narsfon. Ritz and Barnard Craig was
awarded tho old English ~
The baseball schedule promises to bc an
unusually short ono this year MANY
colleges viii close in tpril or Nav and
consequently 10 games viii hc PLAYED after
MAY. The schedule as completed 81 far
follows April q. s. John If lnuapoli=
A. Newark Npu u. lla,clforl AZ
llavcrfor'l lpril "a ! r~uu~ at Newark
MAY 8 Svar,hmoro ~ ~uarthmnro and
MAY ~. Rock Hill ~ Rork lltl
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-13
MILITARY TRAINING To STOP.

htear a. March ~ Military tram
ing tur it.>cbail plaNcr- in tho Amori-
can League wIl hc dropped this season
Prceiicl Johnson announced Yesterday
enc at tho reasons tor dlScontlnulnp
The drills l. because tho clubs will be
unable to get scTgeants To instruct tho
mon
Il was told hy army authorities that
the daily drills last season stimulated
recruiting to n marked degree Prcsi-
dent johnson said There is no need
of that now because Of the draft
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-13
BRAVES START SOUTH.

Boston Nlarrh ~ Ncmlora oi the
Roeion National League baseball clul
started from tholr homes ~ variuua see
tions nf the country Yesterday toward
Miami. lla where srrIug training is to
hcgin on FndaN
" alter liapEuod. business mana ecr
ot thr liravcS AMI = party ul new wspapct
mcu lett herr last Wght | bcy will hc
Joincd ~ Now Work toda1 hv PLAY
cr- llcnrN and NcGrav others will JOIN
the party On tho WaN Three PLAYERS 10.
mann unsigned lhcN arc Id konctChy
tho tlf-f ha=cnau Dick Rudoiph he VT
cram pitcher. and hartcs lttigog,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-13
WILLARD TO FIGHT
Fulton Said TO be Likely Rival
for July d Battle.

Jacksonville, Fla. March - joss
Willard. hcavywcight champion of The
world. has signed n contract 70 fight either
lrcd Fulton or Jack nemuscy on July !.
col ] g. Miller q rotlrcd ranchman
and nl mqgnate of Oklahamo Is the man
who holds the contract Tor Willard 8
services. and the Colonel IS now on his
way to Kansas CITY to meet Mike Colllns
manager Of Fulton, 20 dlscuss terms for n
match
Miller declared that if hc coul / not come
20 satisfactory arrangement with Fulton
~ his manager he wnuld npen negotiations
with lack kcarns. manager II Dempsey
! &. Miller WAS ono of tho owners ni
thc Inl Ranch CIRRUS. with which Willard
travelled. and has been pretty close to
the champion fur the last two yeats
lIc IS a good Snowman end should ho
able to promote big fight successfully
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-13
| BIG GAME ON At
| LOCAL Y THIS WEEK
Delaware College Quintet Will
Clash With Pick of Local
Senior League.

Wilmingtons basketball fans will have
an opportunity to sec tho fastest Y. NJ
G. A. game of the season on Saturday
night, when a quintet representing tho
local "Y" will clash with the Delaware
College Y. NJ. G. A. Without doubt,
somc Of the best basketball material of
the State will clash in this battle.
The Delaware College Association will
hc represented by the first team many Of
the players being from Wilmington.
Tho local team will hc chosen from the
four teams Of tho Senior Basketball
League and will be composed of the fol-
lowing men: Piorson, Garvino and Boggs,
forwards: Livermorc, center; Lowry,
Sharpe and Iongacrc, guards
This game will he played in con-
noctlon with tho league games. The
first game Of the evening (schcducd league
gamcl. will be played by the kcwpics and
Rcd Cross
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-13
LUxBURG STILL HELD.
Former German Minister Did Not Il seapc
10 Chile. Says Foreign Once

Bucnos Aires, March ~. Reports
were current here yesterday that Count
Won Lrxburg, former German Minister Ia
Argentina, had fled II was said lac
had been missing for several days from
the house i'm the suburb of Iornaa dc
Xamorn. where he was supposed 10 have
been under strict surveillance. and that
Monday night he. with the former Ger
man naval attache and large group of
other Germans, passed through P,innte
Del Inca, in the Andes. on the inter
national train for Chile.
After Investigation of these reports.
the Foreign Office said they were untrue
and that Il had been assured by the police
that The count WAS still here under guard
The Foreign Office says the reports were
due To mistake as to the identity Of the
Gcrnnns Sc on on The International trim
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-13
Y. NJ. c. A. MrNSTRELS.

Members Of the y M 6. A. Mirtrels
will mako their bow again to q Wilmington
audience on Friday night with something
entirely new with something amusing
and something thouehtfulIn character 7
Work of tho Rows Division Dramatic
and Glee Club has reputation 20 sustain.
and the coming show. will b" nothing
short of those hich proved successful
IN the past
Already a sale Of tickets 10 tho shop
has been large. the house being prac-
tically sold out already Friends ~ ihc
players arc supporting tho undertaking
with great enthusiasm Tho show wll
begin ~ g l5in the auditorium of tho <ew
Century Club
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-13
SALESIANUM'S FINAL.

Salesianum will close another eucccss-
ful baaketball seasnn tonight when Il will
clash with the Coatesville lIigh school
five at Rrownson Hall The Eighth
and West street tossers arc not expected
to have q very hard time Of il as Coates
Vile, though fast combination for it,
clasu, WAS easily beaten by Friend
School last week The Pennsylvanians
play their own particular style of basket
ball and when showing flashes of their
best form would give tho best seen hero q
hard tusslo.
Salcsianum is well prir.ed for tho
paine tonight and expects "a finish NJ
its season in perfect style A record
crowd is expected 10 hc on heDd tp see
the Cold and White tosaefs IN their inal
patnt
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-13
ALEXANDER IN LINE,

Chlcago March i3 The Chicag,
Cubs lett hcrr N two ererla cars last
night for tho spring training camp ~
Pasadena. Cal There Was rueh q
hnldouts to sign then contracts ami Al
PLAYERS. With tho exception If t'r"vol
cleveland kle<andor and Peter kildun
an iuholdor camn I" terms
AloNandcr advised prnsidont Wnrgh-
man hat he would iorn the club at
Kansas ''itv TO-DAY kllduH also vii
JON tho party at Kansas CITY Fred
Mitchell Is confident he can satisfy thr
demands of AleSandcr. who wants p
SInOoo bonus for his transfer from rhil
adplphia
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-13
DRILL FOR SOLDIERS.

aItaIu LYMAN. of the 5Oth Infantry
is putting his mon through special
course Of drills ~ anticipation Of call
iof parade ct hl- mon. IN thc near future.
In ease amy such call shall come Tho
people Of thc citN Viii glyc them 4 heart,
welcome. "a such An event
\n iron fag-polc IS not an easy climb
As several 81 tho prlvatee found when
cndcavoring 10 negotiate the one erected
l,v the Pcnua II Il men on the tennis
ground The halvaris had broken and
became cntangIcd AZ the top. and at
last accounts volunteer from the naval
side Of the service was hciug earnestly
sought
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-13
RAISE PRIZE CROr.
Milford BOY Wins In Nofih Annnii,
District

Theodore Lloyd ~ Milford nas ih,
Delaware winner ~ iho hrst pryr So
m oash, ~ tho North Atlnnto dtsiur
uf the Bows Reclamation C,uirat r,f
Quoted by the du pont a.. nat y,u
The contest closed on December ti.
sections of tho country gave 'hc priy,
nf $50, $50 and 500 each zach ,ont,-
ant utilized an acrr uf waste laud ,nI
the land that Lloyd worked nn bed many
pine stuup7 which vrro pulled ruf WlfL
q stump pullor or blasted Ur sIth dfu1
mite " took him ihrco vrrls 90 clear
the land and tho cost ~ fariil.ltr usf.
on thc land was 2G 10 planted toms
tors, md HE gross receipt ifnm fhsf.
were 2l1j 49, 10 nov hss 't Isni
planted ~ rlotrr and alf,f
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-13
HOPPE WINS

William Hoppe u, hdhauI ,har,ni 81
rlaycd two exhibition matches herc
Yesterday with G. & Peterson. IN which
Hoppe displayed wonderful skill at ~,
t1lc~ of billiards. bak line and three
cu~hlone IN tho afternoon lu the hali
line match Hoppe vaS IN splendid form ami
won ~ 700 - - ~ four lnnlng= In
the thrcc-cushion game Hoppe va. al-o
IL finc fcttlc and defeated Peterson h>
~ to Is IN ~ innings
IN ;hc evening Hoppe H halk line
billiards defeated Peterson 2o0 to n.
il three innings Hoppe won the hrrc
cushion game % t. ~ N * i4lnning
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-13
IiILLCREST.
,,,als
iIAtiI.l5Y
rec Ncllin.

HlIICRESr ~. FAHKSiDE THURSDAY.
JIillcrcSt and ParkSidc Will clash Thurs
dav night in n Junior League game.
Manager Pace of lIllcrcsi has made full
arrangements for thc game and has left u
message at this office for Manager Brady
Of Parksidc. which the latter should call
for
IIaglcv and keystone viii nlso play
Thursday night al Eden Park The
game which was announced rs forfeited to
Parksidc bv keystone viii he played off
on the date agreed upon by both manage
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-13
T.. II. &. W. ELECTION.

The annual meeting and election of the
T. y y " r r Ataleuc Association
will be held FRIDAY night al lis quarters.
Fourth and Shiplcy streets. Reports
fortho past term will be heard and officers
for the coming term Will be chosen 4
smoker will be held IN connection with
the meeting
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-13
No Action on State Fair.

Owing to q lack Of quorum. two mcm-
hcrs beng absent. the meeting of the
Delaware State FAIR scheduled for YES
terday afternoon. was postponed Just
when the meeting will bc held uld not bc
learned those present not tivlng any date.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-13
Seek Citv's Supply Of Explosives.

\ canvass Of the pawnshops. hardware
and drug stores OF This city was begun bv
the local police, yesterday. under dIrcc-
irons ISSUED bv the Federal government
for thc purpose Of ascertalninc how much
explosives m the form OF loaded shells.
gun powder. etc. these merchants have
IN hanI
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-13
JUNIOR LEAGUE.
Hagley WalIops Hillcrcst Five, Score
50 To IL

llaglcy winners of the champion
ship in the Junior Basketball League
took another game last night when
they showed Hillcrcst under in game
postponed from last week by the score
of 50 to II. The Breck's Lane tossers were
in scoring mood and piled mp total OF
II field goals NlcNcy leading with 10.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-13

in sense we are not acting unNisely
but towards victory.
This idea is productive of results and
cooperation IN enterprise of all kinds r.
bound 10 auccecd"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-13

tAek tho waiter what rrI 'pi,.
- ou'ro living ~ thr p4i tL brr
whats allpwcd toriatiil. frrrI
Journal
New Britain herald., 1918-08-27
HOME GARDEN PRIZES.

A meeting of the committee appoint ed by the mayor to act on the matter of awarding prizes o those excelling in home garden and farm production and also to arrange the New Britain food exhibit at the Berlin fair will be held Thursday evening at o'clock at the Chamber of Commerce rooms. The members of the committee are as fol- lows: H. V. Camp, chairman; George K. Macauley, George F. Kibbe, H. P Richards, Hubert $. Blake and r. T. Murray. It is proposed to arrange an attractive exhibit at the, fair which will include products from the garden and also samples of the canning done this summer under the direction of the Woman's committed. Evcry member of the committee is urged to be present Thursday night.
New Britain herald., 1918-08-27
TRAINING FOR COMMISSION

Flying cadet William H. Rybeck of this city who is stationed at the oil-l cers training school at Fort Omaha, Pilots ground school course and has passed successfully. He must now take five weeks course in Intensive rili- tary training, a new institution for the balloon men. He will then get some practical balloon work, probably in some other camp, after which he expects to receive lieutenant's com mission
New Britain herald., 1918-08-27

man submarine in the Mediterranean by patrol boats, added that the mate of the submarine attempted to com init suicide when brought on board a rescue ship. The man appeared to be insane and was reported to have declared the lost U-boat had torpe- doed the LuSitania.
 The German admiralty according to advices from London on August 10, has admitted Lieut.. SchWieGer was killed when a U-boat he commanded struck a mine in the North sea. The dispatch said his death occurred in September 1917.
New Britain herald., 1918-08-27
26O.O0O MALE ENEMY
 ALIENS IN AMERICA
Department of Justice Announces Figures From Registration Last
 January.

Washington, August 27.-Abort 100000 unnaturalized male Germans live in the United States and have registered with police and postmasters under enemy alien regulations the department of justice reporis. The registration for males was held in January and a few additional Ger mans are being recorded from time to time Reports of the registration of German women more than months ago have not yet been fully tabulated, but it is believed less than 100000 en- rolled.
 These figures do not include the interned Germans whose number never has been made public.
New Britain herald., 1918-08-27
WALKER CALLED INTO SERVICE

Raymond Walker has received his call to report at Pelham Park, N. Y, for service with the Naval Reserve. Walker Is a graduate of the local High school, class of 1918, and is the third of his class to join the colors. On July 16 Walker with @ group of High school mates, went to New Hay on and enlisted and sinco has been awaiting the call. He will report at the Pelham training station Wednes- day August 2Sth.
New Britain herald., 1918-08-27
ON 10 TRANSATLANTIC TRIPS,

Harold Martin is home on a two weeks furlough in this city. He en- listed in the Naval Reserve three months ago and was assigned to a hospital transport Martin says that the sights that may be seen on these transports make one long to get a crack at the Kaiser all the more. The ship on which Martin is doing his bit has made ten trips during the last three months. When his fourlough is up he will report at an Atlantic port on the coast of Virginia.
New Britain herald., 1918-08-27
LUSITANIA PIRATE
 A FRENCH PRISONER
Lieut.. ScI1w-ieger, Previously Reported Dead, Captured By Patrol Boat
 in Mediterranean.
in Mediterranean

Paris, Aug. 27.-Lieut. Schwieger, who sank the Lusitania, has been cap- tured by a French patrol boat in the Mediterranean, according to La Jour nal A large submarine of which he was second in command had just tor pedoed a British steamer between Malta and Sicily. The German was waiting to see the vessel sink when two French patrol boats emerged from the fog and sank the U-boat. Of the crew of 75, only one officer and four men were rescued by the patrol boat.
 While being taken to Toulon the Of fcer appeared ill at ease. When he thought no one was looking he tried to throw some papers overheard but a sailor seized his arm. He refused to answer questions but an examination of the papers explained his uneasi- ness
 A dispatch from Toulon last Friday which described the sinking of a Ger
New Britain herald., 1918-08-27
MV-RDER OF BOY ALEXIS
 BY BOLSHEVIKI CONFIRMED

London, Aug. 26.-'A Russian prince who recently arrived in London, ac- cording to the Daily Mail confirms the vague rumors of the killing of Alexis, the son of the former emper- or. After the father was executed The Bolsheviki went to the son. say ing:
 We killed your father-a dogs death for a dog.
 Alexis burst into tears and one of the band then shot him dead The boy was fl years old.
New Britain herald., 1918-08-27
SIR HORACE ARCHANTBAULT.

Montreal, Aug. 27.-Sir Horace Archambault, chief justice of Quebec, died suddenly of heart failure at Trois Pistoles Sunday. He was 61 years old.
New Britain herald., 1918-08-27

The Ladies' Auxiliary, U' S w. V., will hold it's regular meeting Iuesday evening in G. A. R. hall.
New Britain herald., 1918-08-27

of Springfield is
 III this city.
 nan of Lincoln
 s employ of the
 Hartford.
 nurse in the
 aH Returned from
 Ben of Stanley
 m her vacation
 east auarantined
 Irenfent Street
 pect street is
 ITS on a '. $,
 sMaple street
 m with his
 py for Cosey
 And his vace
 Hsnevolent
 3aug in St.
 hesday eve
 h of Stanley
 pngh.
 ln and Kath-
 Burned from a
 6ry Park, N. J,
 who has been
 liner school at
 tnrn home this
 &g the course of
 dintz sold today SReal Estate Co.,, a alt 16 Pearl court to &dian and Barsom l. who has composed songs, had his latest Keeney's Sat. night Mother's Prayer for Her @3n Blue, was sung by the Fer, Miss Oliva Madden. i, haA Thompson for the past 1erk \in the office of the city IS left fhat department and is Emanently employed as clerk in 
 Riee of the first district exemp- McMillan and the clerks at his presented Harold Nyborg with a Dist watch and a purse of money be- bre he left today with the draft quota Camp Greenleaf, Ga.
 MT. and Mrs. D. J. Mcguire and l family of Black Rock avenue have re- l turned from a two weeks stay at Pleasant View R. I. T. w. Pagan | has returned from his vacation spent ] at Pleasant View, R. I. Mrs D. F. 1 Mcguire of New York is visiting at l the home of her son, D. J. Mcguire. There will be an important meet 1 ing and rehearsal of the '. M. T. A ! & B. Drum Corps Tuesday evening at l 8 o'clock. All members are requested 1 to be present as important business 1 is to be transacted
 The Stanley Quarter Red Cross l Auxiliary will meet at the Stanley l school Tuesday afternoon and evening l It is earnestly desired that this work be continued and that all who car ] will attend and assist in the sewing Theodore c. Wallen of Maple street who enlisted in the U. $. Navy more than a, year ago, has been promoted tc | the rank of chief yeoman. He re turned to New York today after short fur1ough in this city.
New Britain herald., 1918-08-27

A dispatch from Toulon last Friday which described the sinking of a Ger.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-05-23

WANTED-Scrap Iron, Rags,
Metals, Hides, Sacks, etc.
Highest prices paid. Pensacola
Hide & Metal Co., 200 E. Zarra-
gossa st. Phone 299.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-05-23

FOR SALE+Second hand sewing ma
chimes, all makes. $500 up. Gunar :
anteed Reynalds Music House. Phone
1717. 1888
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-05-23

FOR SALE-The following used
cars, one 1913 model Ford
Roadster, one 1917 model 5 pas
senger Ford Touring Car, one
Buick Light Six, 5 passenger;
one Jeffrey Roadster, late mod
ell, $3.50; one Overland, 1917
model, 5 passenger, touring car,
$3.50, and one Studebaker Road
ster, $3.50. All bargain prices,
cash or easy terms. One Dodge
Roadster, 1917 NOEL and one
light delivery truck at bargain.
Pensacola Buick & Supply Co.,
Phone 465.