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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-04-10
GREAT WAR VETERANS
BAND FROM CANADA
TO TOUR FOR LOAN
w ~ S C ANS WHO
= o U c ~ AND plAYE
ovbF SEAS WILL APPEAR
IN THIS DISTRICT.

Music may soothc the savage
breast, but this Is not the brand Of
harmony ordinarily played by the
Great War Veterans Band Of Ottawa.
Canada. which viii start a tour Of the
Fourth Federal Reserve District be.
ginning April II in the interest Of
the Victory Loan.
The Great War Veterans Band is
composed OF thirty Of the Canad ans
who fought In Flanders. Each Of
these musicians Is able to double In
steel" as well as brass. and every one
Of them wears wound stripe TO
prove IL.
In France they alternately used
their band instruments and bayonets
and drummed the Huns out Of many a
trench. Several are the proud pos.
SCISSORS Of one or more hero medals.
Lieutenant I. W James, the band
leader, took the first Canadian army
band 10 France in 1914 and served un
I'll the armistice was signed. In
France he organized the First brigade
Band ever in the field with some of
the men who are stin with him.
A number OF his players are former
members of the famous Tenth Bat.
talon. which held the Huns at Yprcs
in April, 1915. when the Germans
sought TO sweep through To Calais.
Some OF the men in the Great War
Veterans Band are permanently Grip.
pied as result OF their wounds. For
example-a shellmaimed left hand
preveHts one of the musicians from
holding his cornet. so he holds II 10 his
mouth by means of straps fastened
around his neck. The solo trombone
player with Lieutenant James has
only one lung. Bullets and a Hun
bayonet tore away the other lung. but
he is still proficient musician and in
good health.
Prominent speakers and a battery
Of statesmen win accompany the band
In its swing around the district
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Mn lfa'' anu E''Nl VIII ~
the world are in grave dan.
ger Famine and bolshe-
Sism have formed terrible
coalition Of destruction
This coalition Of hunger and hatred
la only one final purpose. The an
nih latior Of liberty MS "" know It.
Bolshcyism is the wicked brain that
directs 'hc plot Hunger is the nor.
rid instrument Of It's carrying out.
These things are being called to
the attention OF clorgymcn through
out the country In the appeals which
are going forth TO them To make sun
day. May 4. Victory Loan Sunday.
Europe is threatened with chaos.
And II Europe is threatened with
chaos. America is threatened. too.
Humanity is one.
Every clergyman Of whatever faith
must keep firmly in mind this fact:
Bolshevism aims al the ami.
hilation Of religion. the dcstruc-
ton Of faith in everything super
natural. the suppression Of wor.
ship as a social rite, and the en-
thronement Of atheism and un.
reason in place Of God and rca-
son. Every leader Of bolsheyism
is free thinkcr-most of them
are aVowcd hatcrs Of God all of
them desire the overthrow and
demolition Of all churches, creeds
and faiths.
Hunger IL the one misery
which can be depended on to hurl
bombs and fling nrebrands into
the finder Of popular ignorance
and discomfort Hunger IS the
thing which bolsheyism depends
on Ia make the chaotic masses
curse God and revile the saw.
ing truths Of the spirit. Famine
and bodily exhaustion speedily
make the minds Of men recep-
tive 20 the poison of atheism and
unfaith.
The Victory Liberty Loan Is the
paramount fundamentally at this
time for the preservation OF American
principles. human liberties, the sane.
titles Of religion, and the worship Of
Almighty God.
with these facts in mind the United
States Treasury Department has
thought It particularly urgent that the
help Of every clergyman be enlisted
for the Fifth Loan Drive which begins
April 2i-that the loan BE- linked into
the church services on Victory Loan
Sunday, May 4,
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tanks. Each tank will carry q
driver and pho, with a machine
gun mounted moracinrly in the
turrt which can b. turned to
give the gun a sweep in any dircc
tiuu
To the Huns IN the accompany
Ing photograph the machine run
must have looked quite terrible.
They appear 10 be crying Kane
md" hu, th- pilot looking ont OF
he 'urrot probably could not hear
them while The tank Wa climbing
the m her steep hillock below
An automobile with speakers
and sllrsrncn will travel with
each tank Meetings will be held
almost anywhere a crowd gathers
- inspect the tank Some Of the
tank rucatc-s will BE- veterans OF
'ho last drive which forced the
Toutons IN ask an arnistice.
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Behold Mr.. Heinrich Won Schaefer!
The kaiser old Hen used TO PRAYER
He's been cured and he asks
To be left at his tasks
Till he buys all the Notes he car
payfer.
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THEIR EDEN
BY JACK LAYTON.

.Copy..a,. u't.. Dbl. Wss.''u Nr"-uar't . u'n'
As Billy Townc drove up the mar
row road. he ,Wcd blur Of scarlet at
the edge of wood. And MS Ne came
nearer, Billy whistlod. for the scarlet
blur proved to be u sillcn swcatri'
with.a girls brown head above II.
BiITs wondcrmcnt was caused nv
the fact that the road Ut This rolni
was almost impossible. no human hah-
itatlon for miles, and no vehicle ~
II any sort in sight. How then had-ih
small. whte-slirpcrcd creature chosen
II this wilderness In which to confirm"
her knitting? For Billy could see that
she was knitting. The needles
CLEANED I'm the sunlight as the iS"hi-
ed girl hummed song.
Billy had been sent up in his little
car by the chief engineer and the new
made way was precariouS.
The girl, raising dark eyes from her
knitting. regarded him coldly, 'hrn
resumed her work.
II thought" he bluudered. "that you
nigh, need assistance
she raised her pretty hrows.
WHY" She aS,od. Il am comfort
able here"
You're not lost thcn?" Billy qucs-
Toned.
The g..l shook her head Il know
w. vhrr. ana" She answered lie
cirudly.
There seemed uutA.us TO do, after
that Lu. fp continue hi, way. bat
| nam. .., .fr.yapIy llgrh To depart.
... ...... engineer .u..lci over IL
gr...- Dad. ....rsI a.uls 1t the o. .H'.
s. t.r ....v..,, yl.f had. in one j8.h
o.. u... ,..s. I.,,,l.l "a Billy. It
wa. i..r.t,. %. course. to expect that
! ill.,. r,,.sa z-.H would he al h"r ,N'.
t., p,. upon On, following day. Hut
.g a,.rvncImlu. desire took E.l'r 80
| .l,, chief .r.insor
-t... ra, tu go up top agJ.nt" hr
p.,,... ,.- -ry. ana r,. -erat man a5-
,,.fr ,......G 500 fUy went and
| r ru the fmI bis joyous searching
I c.l. dia..yd "a, rcd blur which
-~rv iafn that safJv scarlet Sw,a."~.
! Exactly IN the same spot sat 'u"
haunting girI. stIll calmly bentlu-
over her shifting and hummius
what seemed to Hny Il most appro-
pirate song. you'll BE Coming Back
Again TO Ne. My pcaric."
Deliberately Billy stopped his ear.
"I yishu he said. that You would
snt,sfy my very natural. though may
be. impertlucnt curiosity. How. do you
,,,,,,,,y. q, .,rpa h,rpg Tho ROAD Il
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Church andLoan
Wage One Fight
On BoIsheUisnl

Therefore " thine enemy hun.
Sd. feed him II he thirst give
him drink: for m so doing thou
shalt heap Goals Of fire on his
head Be not overcome Of evil but
overcome evil with good 80 Epis-
tie 10 the Romans. XII; 2o2il
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'NllE peace and good will ~
the world are in grave dan
ger Famine and bolshe-
Sism have formed a terrible
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Shall proven; tho organization and
maintenance Of state police or con-
s,ahulary.
Governor cornwclI then sums M III"
situation regarding what is possible l.
be done as follows:
"Firsj--Thn state is prohibited b!
federal statute from maintaining an in
dependent military or militia force.
"S"cond--To rcurSan:Zc The Natinna!
Guard w must have $500 men by jun
~ tho present year. but by. reason Of
the failur" Of congress TO pass an ~
propri;ltion hill III" war department car
supply equipment for only one regiment
and the state would have 10 equip thu
remainder If the guard at its own en-
1rnsc. In addition 10 this II must IN
crease the number OF men at the rat
nf nifty per cent per year until the lo'al
force - 6. 4ah men ut least
"Th;rd-Thc question. therefore. mar
rows down 10 the fact that tho state
mus; provide some form Of police iorcc
or 20 without any protection whatever.
The other subjects in the call for IN"
cx;ra session were given only slight
mention hv the governor In his message.
which h. closed as follows: nope
tha. This spcria! session will he charac-
t.r;2rI hv the sam" good feeling tina;
rfnr,iIcd at tho regular session. ana AIN
confident the desire ID meet all Dues
ri,.rs arising in tho same patriotic spirit
as u; The regular session VIII be mani
T.
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and other forms Of grip makes it
doubly necessary that we be ex-
ccedingly careful with medicine,
and the gently acting drugs such
as the foregoing are the only ones
to be used in this vicious disease.
If after the attack of influenza it
leaves one with serious inAamma-.
ton of the kidneys, due to ma
lures effort to throw off the
poisons, or toxins, if the kidneys
and the intest tines are clogged
with toxic poisons and one suffers
with backache, headache rheu-
matte pains, sometimes swollen
feet, get rid of these toxins and
take this same antiseptic remedy
-"Anuric."
If you need building up, L you
are weak, pale and anRmic, you
can readily gain in red blood,
vigor and vitality by taking a
simple iron-tablet. The best is
called "Irontic." Or if you want
a good herbal tonic without al
cohol, you can procure at almost
every drug store Dr.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery, made
from wild roots and barks, In
LIQUID or tablet form.
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The Governors Message

United States and rf satisfying u judG
nrut rendered by il"
In regard To providing military or pn-
lice protection for The state. tn" cover
nor quotes form his former message 10
show that he had mo copyright plan
h" was trying To fore" through TN"
lrriSnturr." s,iS forth his reasons Tor
hrI.cvine 4 revival Of the National
Guard an impractical plan. and declares
the chuiC" must b. mad" bet wccn Il state
police fore" and no state protection at
all
He DECLARED himself opposed to any
change being made At this time III III"
statewide primary law. explaining that
h" had included tho subject in hts call
merely out OF courtesy for the request
ur the legislature expressed by rrsula-
ton.
Continuing his discussion % the Eir-
Einia debt settlement proposition. Gov
/ crnur CnrnWcil said:
''EcEa rdlrSS Of what any of US may
have frl, or may feel u"w as 10 the
amount Of interest which the court ad-
judged We should pay on tn" principal
S"m found Ia IL. due tn. state Of r.
EiEla Us our shar" Of the Virginia debt.
or regardless Of what any Of us may
feel as 10 tn" mistakes that nav" been
made 10y past legislatures and officials
in failing 10 avail themselves OF Offered
pppurt unitics To settle ih. contrur"rN\
for many millions less than "" no"
have To pay. thor" wIs and Is 3ut one
hOn"rnbl" cuurs" "p"n now
ITO harr attempted rcpudiation nr
wait I'd Ia ~ cnrrcrd would not on'E
have boon diShonorahI". hut disastrous.
The burden. if ~1uitably diSfrioutHa
among all the r""pl" and over ailsTlasS"s
! Of property. will BE- by no means heavy.
| spread. as it must be. over period 81
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.nHrlIr Iron Works IN aunua

irr wells "0njiGunCS l" we "r'H'i'"'
fi.ld. l!Ir.rutp"; ~ III" present ';ihE w.
ing npr-uXImat".y l'" narrr'S wv
month.
ExirusIrc improvements |" Inc con-
,,,,I'. hnIL,rrs IN :hr form sc now me-
~, r,r,. enforcement Of buildings. "tr..
u.,rr shown tn har" been made NJ prac-
t:,,lIv every rlaut operated by the La
E,ll"
irr;ur ;h,. year Just closed III" CON
many acquired -; acre. Of steam roai 'f'
min ,.n,Iuiv AMI adjoining Obi" county.
r",,r hurd-,I ana iwcniy-thrr" acres o..
land wrr,. secured in Rrrnkr county "G-
,arrnt :" III" l.al'"il" hN-prmdurt n'n".
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twenty years. II accordance" with In"
provisions Of car constitution. The ire
m"nduus inCrrHs" IN taNahi" values
which will com" with business read
juEtmcnt anu with 4 revival or BUSINESS
activilv'wi'l form an entirely n"w basis
# :LSS"SSu"ni
81 do not moan h"wcr"r. - suggest
that the lrGi<Itlurr. should ron:in" ir@'If
10 direct lcS."s for raising REVENUE. si'r-
rinl ur general. now or hereafter. h"r"
Will be legitimate sources Of indirect
taxation for state purposes n.ihr iatuF"
as in":" hay.. n""n in IA" past. anu
where these source: r',' hr Utilized with
fairness Ia tn" business or industry al
fr,lrd they should BE- 50 utilized.
AT the time this Is written Am hut
advised N. In the plan "r plans l"r
raising the additional r"NrHn" nc"d"'!
which y,i!r committee has adopted ana
wh:rh /, will present I" y'Ta. NH' / i''''
confident rnr"ful CONSIDERATION i9 i'~'hE
given tn. subject AMI that You vii! G"a!
with the matter with pati"nc" and S""u
Judgment
I,;scIss!ng ia" prnrus"d revival 0F IN"
Nai."nai l;,Iari :is ! solution "l ~
rronicm IT furnishing n" state VIII
military ar i'"i!," protection. 'i"E"Fnor
,'nruwrll rApiaii,"d HAT ~. order that
. ,,,. NIGH, h- found il possible. 10
rrca,,izr a single reg .mrnt q '1;H ionas
t;uard OH the 4lh instant J called on
General Carter. chief nf III" militia nu-
rr,u uc ,hr var Department.. and Went
over The ,nnil"r with him ih"r"HEhlE.
"IIc rxpIa!,rrI thoroughly. ana IN 'h'
same dar confirmed Ms statement 10 III"
urall,. "" letter. ~: follows: "h"r III"
rr..viSIuii>: Of section t" "t In" act OF
'.nrrrcss approved Jane =. 1916. each
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The grip or Spanish influenza is
to be feared not so much tor the
immediate attack as for the
sneakingly destructive after
effects; the inflammation in the
car, nose, pneumonia, broncho-
pneumonia, and the marked pros
fratson that follow the damage
done to the nervous system. Any
form of grip requires the most
careful treatment. Frequent
doses Of castor oil, or vegetable
cathartic such MS is made from
May-apple, alocs and jaIap, to be
had at every drug store in the
form Of DR.. Picrcc's Pleasant Pei
let's. And IN alkaline medicine
should be taken both during the
attack aud afterwards for its
antiseptic action on the urinary
tract, the bladder, kidneys and
intestines. This is a harmless
alkaline medicine and can be had
at most drug stores, known as
"Anuric" {anti-uric-acid) tablets.
They come in 60-cent walls con-
tanning about so tablets.
The frequency with which
pneumonia follows the catarrhal
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I'm OLD KENTUCKY"
OPENS ENGAGEMENT
At COURT TONIGHT

WHO that has Soon IN I'D kentucky
iand who has ROY can forge ~" w'!d
md rntlickirE soon" with Tho tw"ntE
or more pichorrmn."S: who can ;"-E"'
how they laws:,'d NATL they c7'"1 ~
their iri.nIiablH antics rs they &0"ri"1.
sang, danced ard played until you a"-
lieved. and rightly, too. that they enjoy
cd il as much As E"UrS"Iv'S
And th.n ,h.rH xaS N. S-rpt r>c"
scene whn ,an forget tina: r";l: you
remember !uw 'hr nHGuti:U! blu" S?aSS
heroine discussed .l$ a .,.~,,''% T"'i" Nor
lovers HurS.' - victory. S7N"'! i|S ;"?-
tune and won his heart. aU! hos '';;S
same heron" S;v;iaS i''T"Ss q =: ~ =:
chasn St<?. :,,"si by a..-nr. AZ: s.1''"i
this sam, ,"Ic'S ~. :;:ih ~" 'i;t.--:;tS-
ing fight a.: III" brink e.; liz i'"'.';Iic".
And YOU WI rs.r. NIB ,..''. H. = ~ =
tic heroine ran int, -" burning S:ahi"
and saved L;:.".:. ;:..$S. ;.;..i ''. - iU2Hi'
Other th:&.:$ row ;H1j yaG" a'i"Ai ."" -
cailcc! to.it WI. ~ - all gong -
have L Cir5rr, :" S'''''':i Sr;tr" "'t ;'@E
again Car j; cn,rnS - ~" our; :"-G!chi
and to-r,c-rnw. Th.., Nj! b. y ?n:I-
lar priced :u:li.a"" Thursday.
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! rii
Mines Break RECORDS.

I,.u. iron n-,. mines produced drr-
.r.- III" y"nr Il greater i"nhfE" 'h;tn -,
o my s!fnIlpr period IN IA" h'St"tE ~
49,. .,,,,,,r,ny, tho production Tor ih'
. Gar hrjur $3.50! gross tons an va
.rr:,s" e.: IS -" cent over 'hr P'''''"'
,,,,,L rinr- operated A. capacity
throughout tn. Year. In" production Ne
1S,ri.,~ny!ll" min"--iSn.Ihn not tons
! an :n"".aS" Of "a per cHhi wv w -
Whrrl!ms m,n"--G4.+77 not tons. an
! ,,,,',.,'.,.,. ~ ~ nrr cert over th~ pHcfi-
u Iar"!!n ,raD min"--iGc.S'l nr' tons
go, i,,rr,.,s,, If &c ;"r cent uN"" the pc
Z yiuuS year.
Manufacturing Plants.
Ping, fur:.gcrS and open hcarih S'"'I
r,.,,,t =. cr.. Operated ut raIaci,E through
gu; th'. %"ar. .
! in various finishing mills 'h"7r "h'
! unnecessarily a d"gr'r -: "ur'ai'n'"h' III
,,,..r.,i..,,.~ OWING - Al imadruual' sup
niy If $.,m!-:in'ahrG steel. y Sta'"'h'h'
-. The ,nri,ag" produced Tor III" year
-, gross ,tnusl and comparison win Inv
ur,.> .uuS year follows. .a,O
pic. iron .............. -G".lS2 @"?'!n,
!,,T,c,s ......... +iH.i!l Ao!.n-
! l;iII.is ami slabs. ...... ""p."'" $3.50
Finished goods $500. "'''-''
Pay Roll.
The av,rug. uumE"r al employees "rr,
m. I'm. year VAS i.l"". IN" ntE roii ~.
his ,I.rind ;i:grrpatiuE $,.6l@.nl Iva. 81
,n,r,,:, il, nav roll expenditure" -!
e. -nS%ir..u over ihr preceding year.
! Shipments.
.rh. a.gr".:.r'" vACr -; shipments l"r
,h.. wear wn# $3l.Gi%.2l l.i:; c"inparr
with s%l.GIG."GSn- tor III" PF"N '"U'
| Oil Production.
Ou prediction ;"r IN" Year "hS ~ 49,
barrels, liz" production "i oil i"r INC
ycar having h"cn increased 'Ar"NEh tm'
! ncnuirrmcui in August. l"lS. "i tF"""'
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the frs; time in the history nf Tho bust
ness police Reserves !Iad |" b" called "i:.
To keep III" anxious crowds in check
The play. which III IiS"l: is big cnnuu.,
and stirring enough Ia attract moro han
ordinary. attention. gains added weigh
from the excellent selection and lH;-
anciaG OF the cast, which includes such
sterling screen :avnr,lcs as Frar,N
Sheridan. Arthur ronaidsnn. kath"7lu"
kaclrcd, Icna kC"f" Ruby" i" E"m"r.
james Morrison. with other Of great
merit bat lesser fame. THc title, En-
Tighten Thy Daughter is the keymnt" &C
tho production. and n" theme on when
il is based is worked out IN 4 manner
which carries 10 every parent wh" secs
II a ncvrr-tG- b"-fnrrut'r lesson. ISEOr-
ancc of the shares. pitfalls and daDg"r-
which h"S"t the paths OF young Girls
Just budding into wnmanho"d ~ show Il
10 bo in"IcuSnblc. and the result Of that
Ignorance * shown in Il way which com
Dcls attention and consideration from
every ono.
''EnliEhtcn Thy naushtrT' is one OF
~" very few plays which u is really tn.
duty of every parent IT, So" and heed
and IN" management &c tho ColnnInr
theatre haS acted wisely in obtaining
II for presentation here.
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HEADACHE STOPS,
NEURALGIA GONE
DE. JAMES HEADACHE POWDERS
GIVE INSTANT RELIEF-COST
DIME A PACKAGE.

E"rvc-rurkinr. splitting OF dull thrnb-
hinE headaches yield in just f"w mo-
ru"nis I" Dr. James Headache POWDERS
which cost only IN c"iits Il packaS" al
any drug S1"r". rs the quickest. sur
cst headache relief IN the Who'll" world.
Don't suffer. Relieve the agony and dis
trr%s now. You can. Millions Of Inrn
and women haze found that. headache
or neuralgia misery IL needless. Gct
what YOU ask for.
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NOTICE TO LABOR

A special mass meeting under the
direction OF the Ohio Valley
Trades and Labor Assembly will
be held Friday evening. March ID.
mt s o'clock, at Assembly Hall, to
consider the cndOrscmnt OF candi-
dates Tor Council for the City OF
Wheeling. All workers arc urged
to be present.
W. L. CUMBERLIDGE, sec'y.
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EMPLOYMENT FOR SOLDIERS

MELBOURNE. Saturday. March s.
In order !" take car" Of unemployed re-
turned soldiers. the federal government
~ Australia has appropriated S-.o"n-
400 :nr ,h;. cons: ructIon OF public WORKS
,.r.iinr tho completion of larger loan
s,.h.rl" Ia rro,ld. work Cor the homo
coming .\nzacs along more permanent
limos.
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co,s. FANG. Hssdaene, and Pains

raYsrd. f-rru 4 roId are soon relieved by
;:,!:i~@ LAXATIVE PROMO oUININE
RABBITS There's only ono Promo Qui-
nine" y. W. GROVES signature on tn"
n,
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or,, One PROMO ouurNr-

70 get the genuine. call for full nam
LAXATIVE: EEuMp .oUlN1NE Tablets
Look fc- sic:atur" Of j.. W, Grove
cures Z Cold IN ON. Day. SOC
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g, -to-jai creations viii probably prov"
.r.,r,. ..,t..:..-il:sG !" - >;":'"E SEA- wv
an :Hcv =" Disappointed.
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\ French substitute cnr glass = 7:ah
-. ,.r:.:,r: l:Gh' metal lattice WORN VIZ
I n.'n-ini.am:Ta!lr i!!u-
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A BELLE STOCKHOLDERS RE- ELECT
THE ENTIRE BOARD Of DIRECTORS

Annual Report Earnings of Corporation for Past Year to Be
Over Nine Million Dollars Leaving Balance OF Over SIX
Million Net After Profits, Income and Other Taxes Are
Deducted.
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BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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Il mi.iIi ai:n call %"ir n''"H' "f 80
Tho :r''' tifu: :;""il"n Is! ~ ~" a. o
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Evening journal., 1919-11-04
APPLY SQUARE DEAL
TO USED CAR BUSINESS.

One Of The interesting automobile
row developments IS that OF samuel
Gorson. the used car dealer, who main
tains a selling and service establish
ment at No. e3S-2i0 North Broad street,
Philadelphia, Pa. Fifteen years ago Mr..
Gorson started business in small way
but through square dealing has in
creased his business until today he oc-
cupies The present large building at the
above address.
Mr.. Gorson and his associates have
been practical automobile men for a
long lime. the formers experience go
Ing back 10 the bicycle days. Mr.. Cor
son knew owners needs and established
his business on plan OF efficiency and
square dealing. He deals only in high
grade cars. A car must pass a rigid
examination before Il is accepted for
resale. When a car does pass, II is put
through the service department and
overhauled. This applies not only to
the engine but to the finish and ap-
polnlmenis OF the ear. One who goes
into the salesroom imagines at first
glance that every car offered for sale
Is a new car Repairing and reiinlshing
are done In the service department,
and even new tires are put on the cars.
Furthermore, the guarantee Of this con-
Germ IS something tangible. Cars are
kept in good running order after they
are in the hands OF owners. lf any
thing defective comes 10 light, replace