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The Ordway new era., 1919-03-21

The letter referred to above is as
follows:
Osawatomie. Kansas.
February 2S. 1919.
Mr.. A. H. Samuels. Inspector,
Public Utilities Commission,
Denver, Colorado.
Dear Sir:
With reference to conversation
with our Mr.. ]. C. Gerty, trainmaster,
at Pueblo.
We regret very much that our peo-
pie on the west end of the line did
not take sufficient interest in the work
to handle the mail on local freight
train in and out of Pueblo. or did
not endeavor to borrow equipment
from the d. G r, c. to run stub
train between Pueblo and Horace,
so as to protect the business in that
section.
All of our wires were down he
tween La Crosse and Kansas CITY.
as well as the wires of other lines
and 1t was impossible to secure wire
service thru any way but thru Frisco
and our rencaters were not strong
enough to carry the load back to La
Crosse.
Our trainmaster. at the time. was
very busy irving to omen up the road
between Leoti and rToisington. but
we have issued Instructions to our
agent at Pueblo. as well as to our
agent at Ordwav. to see that in fu-
ture cases. the interests of the peo-
pie along our line ere better pro-
tected, and we sincerely hope that
nothing of this kind will occur again.
Yours truly.
ID. o. OUTLET.
SUPERINTENDENT
The Ordway new era., 1919-03-21

Paper clips-this once.
The Ordway new era., 1919-03-21

SEED BARLEY FOR SALE-Gov-
I ernment test 80 percent germina-
ton. Drescher Bros. Phone 92R2.
The Ordway new era., 1919-03-21
Want Ad Way
The Best Way

FOR SALE+SOME HOUSEHOLD
goods, chicken netting, etc. Call
at residence. Mrs. A. M. Stewart, on
corner east of Evangelical church.
The Ordway new era., 1919-03-21

STOCK FOR SALE
Three year old, 4-gal. Jersey COW.
fresh. One Holstein COW. yrs. old
1 bay mare, 8 yrs. old. in foal F. r
Fo1hher. block south of Ordway de-
pot. 1921
The Ordway new era., 1919-03-21

SUPERB AHLIAs-wRITE FOR
catalog. Rocky Ford Dahlia Gar
dens, Rocky Ford, Colo 3-21
The Ordway new era., 1919-03-21

FOR SALE-WHITE FACE BULL.
eligible to register. Coming three,
good one. ]. M. Johnson, Star Rt.
1. Box Springs. 3-21
The Ordway new era., 1919-03-21
SEEDS AND PLANTS

SUDAN GRASS SEED FOR SALE
Lewis II. Lynch. Olney Motor
Rt. A. 1928
The Ordway new era., 1919-03-21

registered Shorthorn bulls. One
registered Hereford. VIII trade for
other cattle. B. Dale Belshe, Ord
way. 1928
The Ordway new era., 1919-03-21
POULTRY AND PET STOCK

PURE BUFF ORPINGTON EGGS
for setting. Mrs. Chas. Schluneg-
ger. Ordway, southeast part of city.
The Ordway new era., 1919-03-21

2UREBRED r. C. RHODE ISLAM
Red day old chicks, 15c each
Eggs 75c per setting; $3.50 hundred
l.. w. Kaiser, phone S9R3 ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-12
DOUBLE TRACKS ARE OPENED
Southern Hnilroad Has Two-Wny Line
Now between Washington
md Atlanta.

Double tracks are now in service on
the entire line OF the Southern RAN
road from Washington TO Atlanta. ac.
cording to an announcement made
nere yesterday hy j. II. Drake. general
freight agent OF the Southern Mr.
Drake said that completing this SER
VIE the section between mile pos,s
i@' and ii2, near Thickctty. :. c., IA.
Just n"cn cut in. This gives the line
a douhic-track highway built TO mod
eFn standards with favorable grades
an" curvature aud all streams spanned
"N structures OF concrete aud steel
Although grading and track -iayinr
arc mus brought to Il close a largo
amount OF work in laying ballast sur
.1tlAS "ill have TO be done before
me newer parts OF the iinc are nm, in
ne sam" shape as tho older track
hHds The Installation of electric All.
tomato block signals for the criir.
Instance between Washington and Al
I"hit Viii also hc complete when ,ha
construction now under way h.twcnn
pl-tcd " So'''-
nouble-track work on the sou,h.-,
was started in 1902. when the con.
S,ruction was begun on the sayen,v.
niht miles between Alexanirii ana
rang" Va. The rebuilding OF tn, en-.
.rr n" has been done under the d.
t'yt supervision OF Major w. II. WclIs
III .n't4H cA!c: engineer and now con
SuitnE eng .nccr OF construction ,nr
me southern Railroad lines
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-12
SHORTHORN BREEDERS PLAN
MEETING HERE FAIR WEEK
Honrd OF Directors 10 Re Elected by
Association Formed at
stanton.

state Fair Week members OF the Viz
Einia Shorthorn Breeders Association.
organized September : in Stanton,
Will meet at Murphys Hotel to elect a
board Of directors for the organization.
AT the. organization meeting OF the
association in stanton SiXtE-th three OF
the most influential breeders in the
state were present, and II. W. Laugh
WIN. OIL kaphinc, was elected president :
T.. IL: Taller. of Dublin, vice pres ident
ale" j. G. Gather. OF Winchester. secre-
iary and treasurer.
snort addresses were made by j. r.
Morton %. Cooper. Of the animal hus-
handry department of the Virginia
polytechnic Institutes; Or. y. Smith. OF
the bureau Of animal industry, and
Assistant Director OF Markets d. Is
Owen
At the meeting here in October dis
cusSion OF how to promote the best in =
tercSts OF the breeders and the work of
pushing public alee Will be discussed
II was pointed out by officials OF the
orEanI2ation that on september > the
augusta County Shorthorn Breeders
association held public sale. at which
iorty-SeNen cattle were sold at an
average OF S26o head. by the efforts
OF the ASSOCIATION great good can be
aSccompl ished. they assert, As every
bcrcular germs and are guaranteed 10
be IN the best OF health.
y COW sold by II. l.. Coiner, OF Swoop
brought the highest price OF the sale.
which was Sa05 NJ Harrison, of
Ca incsvillo, also sold bull for $500
All the stock offered for sale was
young.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-12
FORMER CRAYs DISCUSS
PLAN FOR REORCAN|z|NG
More Than 200 Veterans Attend
Meeting and Favor Forming
New Units.
ADJUTANT-GENERAL IN SPEECH
10 Lane Stern Urges Early Activity
as ENpcdicnt M0vc-WOuld Make
Richmond Headquarters for First
Regiment of Guard.

First stops in the reorganization OF
The Richmond Grays into wha, is hoped
with hradquaracrs here. was taken
last night when u meeting of about
zoo former members Of the battalion
shall Streets.
Veterans of chancellorsville and
the Spanish War rubbed shoulders with
mon still wearing foreign service
Stripcs or the pin of the American
lived again as the assembled veterans
were addressed by their former officers
and scarcely a man left the building
tain and stgnifcd his Intention Of
again becoming member OF the Rich
Adju,ant General \. L. Stern was the
principal speaker and former .Adjutant-
General Charles j; Anderson also ad-
Holding that Richmond should bc
me hHadauarters Of the Firs, Viz
briefly on how 10 yet 1T here.
History of Organizations
Former Adjutant General Andorso,
gave tho aSScmbiaEc a short history
or tho organization and suggested that
proposed First Regiment here. the
BiMeS he asked to form a battalion
va T p,"s FfoSSihilitiGs Of the two com
taken INTO ;he orH1lnization fntac;.
maxim the battalion have six com
panies was discussed. Captain Dicker-
son offered forty men in his comranv
as The iifth company to he formed and
, Il is thonent car,ain Jackson viii
orcaS par OF ms company into the
officers as high as the rank Of major
oht'erTd to enlist as privates to start
ms ball rolling and meetings we're
hold in each OF tho company head
P"M1T a ;nr after G.,,, The first peetins.
cnisiment IN the @a rHSns S ~hSn 'es
Major Joseph lie Masurier yesterday
E s our the list of new companies
belnS organized.
~ koa nol[c an infantry company is
.ai hrcnared Tor inspection by Cap
tam CHARLES T.. Turner ana is to he
''"S'e'"" IN within the next few days
Newport News Forming.
:. TcleEraphic dispatches from Newnor,
News say that an infantry company
Will be ready TO he mustered into SER
Nicc within three weeks there. whore
wilkins. ny MAJOR L. Il.
Captain, Beverly Il. Harvard reported
organization under him Of q companv
Oh Tnoast artil!>rv in Gloucester County.
hay yne , s GitiTs Of Marion and saltviiic
an inf fsnIr 20 D" allowed to organize
Charles C. McCrcedy "P'a'"
!, fa,,rN o'nsdon another company Of
y. - '"''S formed ny "a
EIonert IL Campbell while panvilIe is
ESQ ,orsaniHinc military body sun
ir aSo intantry under Major j. Cleve
Major William II Gil. Of tho recu-
az "lnS. has been detailcd 10 The
,rn OF instructor and inspector i,
vas earned last night and has Guar
er,I IN the Office OF the adjutant- gen
f,rac'iHa " all OF tho former officers
horo me hichmond Gravs who are now
dnG ~ was proposed and thourb, - !.
far I" oTSa nize the companies in t;fno
Gn nc unNeilinS OF tho monument of
General "Stoncwall" jackson 90
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-12
.F|REMEN NOT FAVORABLE
TO GIVING UP NEW UNION
Majority Oppose Suggestion OF Dircc-
tor Myers That They Drop
Organization.
SECRETARY LEBOLO RESIGNS
Aide to Chief Joyncs Decides Not 10
Act for Employccs-Some Want to
Affiliate With Trades and Labor
Council.

While many Richmond firemcn las.
night wanted TO abandon the char
granted tho loca. union by the Inter
national Association of Fire Fighters.
in conformancc with the wishes OF Di-
doctor of Public Safety Myers. the ma
IL for while longer pending develop
mentS. In it's meeting the union was
. uinidSd III opinion as TO whether to
withdraw from tn. International asSo-
citation and set up L ,cil union ai,iliat-
INK with the Centra". .adeS and Labor
Council
\ number Of the n-cmen were for
actin: upon the suggestion :nat was
made few days ago by Director Of
Public safety Myers. when. in con
ference with the iircmcn's representa-
:ives. he stated his opposition to the
international association. and intimatcd
that he would regard with favor
purely Richmond union.
Stick TO Their Union.
The purpose Of the meeting last
night was 10 take definite ACTON in re-
gard to what kind OF union the firemcn
desired. and the consensus of opinion.
after spirited discussion. appeared to
he For sticking TO the association.
one Of the salient objections to the
intcrnaiion association was voiced by
ing $$2i annually 10 the treasury of
the international association without
KNOWN what was to be done with the
money. The cost Of ani!iatiug with the
would be only So annually. one of
The officers pointed out
secretary II. J. Lebolo formally ten
dered his resignation to the union to
take effect Immediately. He stated
tina his position was for a local union.
and that he could not serve any longer
in the capacity OF AN official. Action
on his RESIGNATION was deferred for a
later meeting. and. meanwhile. il is
understood tina; he Will he urged to
reconsider. Leho!o occupies the posi-
lion of secretary 10 Fire chief Joyncs
Say Statement Erroneous.
It was pointed out by one o. the
frernen on the floor that the impress
SIGN created from the statements made
by the organizer from Washington at
the time that the union was formed
TO tho effect that the fremcn could
not strike WAS erroneous. and that they
could strike. He stated that the rules
Of the association provided that it was
''inadvisahlc 20 strike" but did not
take away from them tho right TO
strike whenever demands could not he
enforced in any other way.
one OF the officials stated last night
following the meeting that Director
Myers had requested the union to fur
nish him with copy of the bylaws /
OF the association. ne said that this /
would be in the hands or the director ,
in few days.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-12
COLONEL H. w. ANDERSON
SUFFERS INJURY ABROAD
Richmond Man Falls from Hridgc In
nnia, hurt ~ Not Scri-
OuSiy Hurt.
Injuries to Lieu-enan,

Injuries to Lieutenant Colonel Henry
w. Anderson. OF Richmond who is Rcd
cross bmmiSSlrner TO tho balkan
states, are not considered Serious. ac-
cording 10 report received hero yas-
terday from Captain Louis | Janc, di-
Commission.
Colonel Robert T.. oven, head Of tho
Red Cross 2ctivitics in Europo Mas
States with Northumberland And.r
son, according TO the report aud wb.,
near Scutaria In Albania, tho icu,c,.-
ant-coloncl teil from a bridge .,d
badly strained shoulder
sRThree members Of the party STAYED
WITH the injured man. tho rcpor, read
he. moved 20 Budapest. ALTHOUGH /, i,
said that Lieutenant Colonel AndcrsnI
may not be fully recovered for ucarl,
year. his condition is not considered
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-12
SELL S801.819.542 WORTH
Of INSURANCE DURING 1918
>'htc insurance Department Com,u
'S"r"N on Policies Taken ont
Inst Ncnr.

Insurance written in Virginia 40
,'IH!hF &" figures just compiled nI. No
iEhia stat" Hurcau Of lnsura,,cs
WIZ SHo!'Hi'5i2 during the pas;
flre insurance written in the Si,,o
a ayGris,7 to $,s&$5.5s7&od an incrcasS
~ 4'l'' "hil" payments for fire
;,9,Ii,, Ne Insurance for the year aCu,Ilai
%Li'l2N while S7a.if2.22i worth Of in.
~ ne vas written IN this line.
hIf- Insurance policies issued ru,r
s"rcd 20 oi6 and were Tor a su,n - :
'".Sas SO while payments o. -isKs nv
ne u2i"Pan.es amounted TO G.iga.,.33
!, Tornado Insurance issued came -
o''.-%i Ind payments TO policybold
.tz ~ S-.f'N vas made. According "a
iyPDri even Industrial sick beur-
pa.d out 2&qs;N ''''"''''i ana
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-12


II tho grand jury yesterday in rolicc
Cou-, on the charge Of the murder of
kohcr; Hohson. also colo-cd and Of feloni-
onSly shooting a; his wife. Bessie Jackson.
whh intent to Kill.
Mrs. =. Il I.oaAe. a white woman. was
hn"d $50 yesterday in PoIico Court when
arr4iEncd on tho charge Of driving an auto
mobile while under tho Influence Of in
icNicants Through her attorney she noted
an appeal
Claude Woodward. president OF the 1916
class OF John Marshall High School an
nounccd yesterday that there would bc
reunion OF the class mex; Monday night
IN the auditorium of the school comncnC-
'rE q, $50 O'Clock. Following the ex-
change % informal greetings a dance vii!
b" held in tho corridor and lobby
Will he tho mrs; reunion OF tho class since
the United States entered the war
Richmond odd Fellows may have a new
member soon. III tho person OF Governor
men; made yesterday. which stated that
application for membership
Richmond Nest. No. 1866. Order Of Owls
viii entertain their members. their families
and friends az their home zoo East Broad
street next Monday evening. Th.-c viii
ee singing. dancing and refreshments
Edward Saxby. OF WILLIAMSBURG who was
operated on Tuesday a the Memorial Hos
pitA! is reported improved, and may re-
turn homo within two thrc. weeks
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-12
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Girl swimmers to rompetc ut
HoNNitIcrs' pool, 3:30.
United brotherhood OF Railway
Clerks. Eagles HILL. Mt s.
Millmcp'> Union meets mt Fra
tcrnnl linll, ON Hull street. mt -.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Oishc W.
Joe Turner, broadway Athletic
Arena. nj S:i5.
Reception for Rev. md Mrs. w.
H. Gov, Of Holy Comforter Church.
mt parish house, at $40.
Meeting to discuss religious cen
sus Mt Church Of Epiphany, Dnrton
Heights, Mt S:i5.
Motion pictures under n,Spfccs OF
"nr Camp Community Service mt
Fulton playground mt S:30 \. VI.
Academy of MuSic--"Comc Along
nj SEQ.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-12
+ POLICEMAN IS DISMISSED
Pntroiman G. r. sharp Removed From,
Force by Chief sherry After
+ 49, HcHring'

tPatrolman g. +. Sharp If tho Third
Dtsfrict facine trial before chief or
Police Sherry on charges OF conduct
Z unbecominS an officer and gentle
n1an." was dismissed from the Police
Department yesterday
Two weeks ago the officer was
4 drought before the chief and asked for
q continuance OF his case
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-12
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

Colonel James j Pollard. vice. rros!dcr.
~ Pollard q BaEhy. and G e. Worsham
resident ~ Richmond Press, have heor
elected members OF the board OF directors
II Tho Bank of Commerce and Trusts w
f"rick shelton has also been elected as
'istant cashier OF the institution
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-12
MORE THAN HALF OF FUND
Fur WIDOW WOMAN RAISED
,"n>trihutions to Timc.-Dispntc,
""iicf Case Yesterday Amount
to S22.J0

the a. s,,. neaTted persons from Al ovcr
,9f iHnd o. $3.50 being raised for ,b ~
Of mo a. . t Widow woman. sole supporr
d E'ri of nine, and who for Inc n'.s,
We months has been i'll.
3rS say that this woman vii
D.: unhh.e to take up the rcsponsibiiity
Sarin E for and supporting her
family for at lcas, another nonib a.
shouEh her son has been working, tho
.HH,iiE nave been unable to keen tha
WH!i from the door and actual wan,
t,,es the brave little woman ana he.
"ro9a IN ne face. Rent for TWO months
rhrr,ends -, have taken up her case
through The Times Dispatch a relief
tund for her has been raised. Alrca5y
nadt ~ the amount asked for has been
contr'hutcd, although the fund was
only started September S.
Inc pitifui situation OF A woman.
alon" in the world except for her TWO
young. ones and made suddenly helm
trSs by illness has touched many
pe completed within the week.
on'r.put!ons received YESTERDAYS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-12

IL he Chanccrv Court yesterday al
min;Strntors wery appointed in severa
small estates. Mrs. Anne 5 Harris
Mas appointed administrators Of IN,
estate OF Mary -. Elicit, valued a,
$1,000 The Virginia Trust Company
VII administer the estate OF Mary II
Webster valued at $4,000. Other uunl
h'ati"ns were on estates of Involving
smaller amounts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-12
ADMINISTRATION Nomca

Total OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES :
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-20
court RECEIVES BIDS
FOR THREE BRIDGES
Construction Proposals On
Three Spans Near Jeffer-
son Opened

The Marion eouaty court received
bids this morning for the construction
Of three bridges on jefferson Way
lust north Of jefferson and south Of
the Jackson HILL
The bids were received on prices sub.
mitted first on concrete per cubic yard,
then on steel per pound and hsnd rail.
ing per lineal foot.
On these three estimates the follow.
ing bids were submitted;
Curtis Gardner Of Portland. concrete
Sa7, steel-T cents and railing -sia cents.
Stebinger Bros. Of Portland, concrete
$sS. steel 6 S-4 cents and railing )
cents.
q. S. Barhan Of Lyons, Oregon, con
crete ss4.s5. steel s-4 cents and rail
ing stf cents.
Union Bridge Co. Of Portland, con-
crete $3.50, steel 6li cents and railing
S1s cents.
Erixon and Jones, Salem, concrete
27.57, steel 6 cents and railing per I'm
cal foot s15 cents. -,
The county court has taken the bids
under consideration as it reserves ths
rigbt 70 reject any or all bids. The 70
tal cost of the three bridges to pc
built viii approximate $4,000.
Que Of the bridges is just north Of
Jefferson. the other -four miles north
ana another five miles north Of Jef-
ferson. They are from Is to 90 feet
wide npd viii be of the square con
erete form instead Of round.
Plans for these bridges are drawn ey
the state highway department and the
bnildinr supcrintcnded by the depart
ment As they are on the highway, !,
1 Cor the county to prepare inc toao
he'd ard build necessary bridges oetole
tbe work Of paving begins. Marion
county y, paws the cost Of the bridges
iust rs II does other work Of grading
preparatory to turning over the ROAD y
the highway department.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-20
SUMMONS No. 1440l
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
of the State OF Oregon for Marion
County. Deuart,aent No

John b. Holman, plaintiff, VS. Caro-
lyn, il. Myer, defendant. Summons.
To Carolyn IL. Myer, defendant;
In the name of the state Of Oregon
you ate hereby required to appear and
answer the complaint filed against you
in the above entitled action within
six weeks from the date OF the first
publication thereof, towit: within six
weeks from the 10th day Of May. 1919
and if you fail so TO answer for want
thereof the plaintiff will take indg
ment against you for the sum Of $l09
together with interest thereon at the
rate Of Z percent per annum from the
81 day Of April, 1900, less the sum OF
$lGs, together with tho costs and dis
bufaements Of this action, and f0r an
order Of sale Of the property attached
in said action, towit;
All your right. title and interest in
and TO the south one half Of lot six
(G) in block three (3) in the city Of
Salem, Oregon, and for a further or
der directing Theodore Roth, garnsshee
to pay over to the sheriff CT Marion
county, State OF Oregon, the sum Of
s6t. SO held by said Theodore Roth in
trust for you.
liealion thereof by virtue Of an order
You are further notified that this
summons is served upon you by pub
duly made and entered by Hon. W.
NJ. Bushey, county judge for Marion
county, state Of Oregon, on the 18Th
day Of May 1919, which said order TO
quires the summons in this cause to b
published once each week for six con
secntive weeks in the Daily Capital
Journal, a newspaper Of general cir
eulation published at Salem, Marion
county, state Of Oregon, and you are
furiler notified that the date Of the
first publication thereof Is the 18Th
day Of May, 1919, and that the dat'
Of the last publication thereof win b.
the 9th day Of June, 1919.
GRANT C0RBY,
Residing at Salem, Oregon, attorney
for plaintiff, b2i
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-20
Telephone Strike Still
Holds California Cites
In Deadlock; End FOrseer

San Francisco, june 2O.-Pending a
decision by the officials Of the teic-
phone company and unions representing
its striking employees all over the state,
there is no change il the telephone sit
uation this afternoon. Service continues
impaired and pieketing Of the exchang,
es BY girl operators continues with bat
little excitement.
The conference Of employers aud
employes today Is expected to get down
to real basis of settlement, for pres,
sure is being brought to bear upon both
sides BY business Interests, seeking an
early termination of the tieup.
Strikers claim they were joined by
several supervisors today, who stated
they remained at work because they
thought the union was not backing
their demand for $4.a5 a day Union
officials say this is included In the
scale they are urging.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-20
WILLARD STATION TO
HAVE new BUILDING
$4,000 Brick and Concrete
Structure To Rise On
High Street.

This afternoon there was signed a
contract between the Willard Service
station and William MeGaehsist, JF.,
calling fer the erection of 8 $4,000
brick and cement building on High
street. between the Derby building
and the Rigdon undertaking parlors.
The building will face 40 feet on
High street and win have depth o.
SO feet. The front will be Of pressed
brick TO correspond with the Derby
building, while the general structure
will be Of cement. The site Of the build
in is now occupied by franc resi-
denee. which will be removed at 1nee
as the contract calls for the completion
Of the building by early fall.
The Willard Service station owned
by ]. R. Degge and E. H. Buirel has
found that its rapidly growing business
required larger headquarters and since
last December has been looking for a
satisfactory location. With the build
ing facing on High street, there VIII
be a driveway through with the exit
on the. alley to the rear leading out to
Court street.
The business was taken over in April
Of 1918 by Degge 4 Burrell with a To-
cation first N the Derby building and
later on account of increasing business
moved to AIS Court street
In the new building it is estimated
there win be ample space for the VIII
lard service station but also for all
kinds Of auto electrical work and to
care for this part Of the business the
firm has already employed an expert
electrician.