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Informal Contracts
Will Be Validated
INV Associated preo. 4

(By ociated Press
WASHINGTON IN, Feb. 2e.-The dead.
lock between the House and Senate
on the bill legalizing informal war
contracts was broken today with q
compromise agreement limiting the
enactment providing for settlement Of
claims growing out Of the stimulation
OF mineral production to manganese,
chrome pyrites and tpngsten.
Under the compromise proposition
mineral claims adjusted by the secre-
Itary Of the interior are to be limited
to $8,500, 900. The bulk Of the con.
tracts which win be validated by the
bill aggregating more than $2,500, ,000.-
900 were made and will be adjusted
by the War department.
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FRED REYNOLDS
SUCCUNBED TO-DAY.
Popular Young Telegraph
er Was Victim of Ap-
pendicitis.

Fred Reynolds, q well known young
man Of this city and a son Of MI. and
Mrs. Thomas Reynulds or Ogden ave-
nue., died todaY at 12:40 o'clock at
Cook hospital, where he had under
gone an operation several days ago
for appendicitis.
For time his condition was con-
isidered precarious. However he rail-
lied somewhat and hopes were enter
tanned for his rec covery, when he was
sgainf taken worse and died today
Mr.. Reynoldb was the Associated
Press opytRe0L sf6f The Fairmont
Times and was. well known In this
city, where he had resid ed for some
time. Mr.. Reynolds came here q
number Of years ago with his parents;
who were resid dents OF Monongah, and
had resid led here, the greater portion
of his life.s He was married a nuns
iber Of years agof,to Miss Mary Ro-
gers, Of this city, and she survives
him with one daughter, aged about
three years.
Mr. Reynolds, the father Of the de-
ceased, young man, was until a few
years ago a trusted employe Of the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad. Ill
health compelle led him to give up ac-
tive duties. ]. "
,Mr. Reynolds Is survived BY his
wife and daughter, his parents and
four sisters and one brother, namely,
Mrs. Mamie Hamil ilton, Of Ohio; Miss
Trixie, Gypsy and, Katherine and Ce-
eli Reynolds, all OF this city.
i No funeral arrangements have been
made at this time.
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'(AV ORDERS IN
CIRCUIT / COURT
Case Againsd Bruce Hill
Has Been Stricken
From 1ocket.

The following kw orders have
been placed on the w order book II
the circuit court room.
NJ. Jean West vs.. p. Carl Gun.
ningham ct al. Plaintiff refuses to
amend her declaration and court de.
lcides that matters averred in declar-
alton not sufficient cause for action
upon which to base q suit and that
defendants recover costs from plain
tiff. Plaintiff expresses desire to ap-
ply to Supreme Court for writ Of err
ror to judgment and Judgment is sus-
pended 40 days to enable her to do so.
! FIRST National Bank OF Newburg vs.
Nv. ii. Conaway ct al,-Court having
considered motion Of said w. ~.
|Conaway to squash execution ISSUED; on
Judgment herein docketed January
T7th, 1919, doth sustain said motion
and duash eaid atom
Robert y. Cunning CHAM vs.. Charles
.JH. Watkins, Jr,. No sufficient state
ment or facts for constituting cause
lof action. Conclusions Of Law stated
rather than facts. Court takes time
to consider.
state Of West Virginia ys. Bruce
Hill. felony principal witness left
State after ildictment and refused TO
return. Upon motion Of Prosecuting
Attorney, court grants request that 9
nolle prossqul be entered to indict-
ment and case Is retired from docket
defendant excepts.
Cornelius b. Frum vs.. B. q @.
pailroad.-upon appeal-Court be-
J tlieyes The law is for dependant and
defendant may recover from Corne-
iins q. Num the costs Of the suit.
First National Bank vs.. Winnie M.
.Jacobs.-renewed motion to set aside
verdict Of Jury. Court refuses. De
fendant to ray $5,S20.S3 with interest
from the 14tn day Of January. Defend.
ant expresses desire to present pet-
tion to Supreme Court and judgment
is suspended for as days to allow her
to do so.
statevs. oward showalter. felony
Defendant forteits recognizance BY
failing to appear at the term Of court
Just closed. Gn motion Of Prosecuting
Attorney q cepias is awarded against
the defendant, returnable forthwith.
State VS. Willie G. Morgan, felony
Defendant forfeits recognizance by
non appearance at this term Of court.
A capias is awarded against him.
State VS.. Walter Commute, felony,
same as above.
Evidence was taken for the first
Itimethis morning in the several con-
demnation procee eedings Of the M. ".
T. Company in court. Fifteen COM
missioners with their attorneys ap-
|peared at 10 o'clock. The properties
which were examined Saturday be-
longed to Clarence W.. Fletcher.
Weldon O. Koon and others.
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Labor. Dele eg;ate tes Are
Ready TO Rep ort
(By Associated Press. !.

i. PARIS, Feb. 26. The peace confer
ence commits lon on Internal tional la.
Dor egislation as al result Of the speed.
ing UP program It has been following
expects to complete the constitution
for an international labor. bureau; by
Friday i sl9.ps
Tie conclusion reached BY the com:
mission viii then be ready for jpresen-
,tation to the next plenary session OF
the Peace conference.
Some knotty prob blems have been en-.
countered by the Commission and
there have been numerous conf flicting
views to harmonic but these diff.
culties have been overcome and the
British proposals. as q whole have
been accepted. ,i,
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SURGERY TO make
BAD D /. BOYS. Do !. BETTER. Be. '|
Pruntytowlr Youths Being
Treated. at Fairmont
Hospital.
In accordance with state wild.
movement to better the health OF IA

In accordance with q state wide,
movement to better the health Of In.
mates ofthe insane asylum and also Of
the boys and girls In indust schools;
Prof. Harry Flescher, superint tendent
Of the Reform school at. Pruntytown,
is sending weekly to- Fatrmont hoss
pital two or three boys to have ade-
noids and tonsils removed. 49,
Mr. Elescher helisyea that the NOR
ais Of the. boys IN many instances are
harmed by I'D denpid Is and tectiye ton
sils and believes that by having there
boys treated their moral standard can
be- raised aterially. 5s
Fairmont Hospital No. 8 has been
designated as, the clinic atswhich pa
tients from West and boys from the
Reform school shall, he treated and Dr.
Q. NJ. Ramase, head yof the inst tuition,
has been made surgeon in chief to
care for these cases. ,a I,
Already q number boys have been.
treated and have had adenoids. and.
tonsils. removed at the institution and,
at this time there are two boys, Cay
Kinkead, aged 10, and. Dent choock,t
aged 16, at5the hospital to receive the
necessary treatment. ..-,tt- .s,,
Two orst three boys per week, will be.
sent to the hospital from the Reform
school until all cases where an soper-,
alton is deemed necessary to; the
health and morals of the pupils have
been performed. Il
The boys sre4r 4rut on their honor and
are sent stoi and from the hospital
The honor system which superin:
|tendent Elescher augprated, some
time ago lis working to perfection In
the school and the. school is correcting
the morals and manners Of the boys
to q large extent thereby: .ifi5 4,
To those closest in touch. with Mr.,
Flesher and his work he is often des,
signated az: he Ben Lindsay OF West
Virginia so skilfplly does he handle
the many cases, OF incorrigibIe boys.
which abe placed .unde or his care. AT.
this time there; are app telY $50
boys In the school at Pruntytown ana
according to- those CLOSE In touch With
| the situation the boys most; Of them
are bright manly and polite little
fellows. I'D. 81 Ramage is especially
pleaced' with Ithe. con3 pct! of th hesboys
placed under, his care and Is loud in
| his praise sof the ssystemsas establish
ed BY Supeript tendent Flesher OF the
Reform school.
| The state has designated various
state hospitals as, places where. In
lmates OF t.:the various state inst titutions
may. receive necessary medical atten-
Itipn. sF. n
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Organize Methodist
Minute Men Here

Harry q. Samson. chairman Pitts
'abNTk Area Methodist Minute Men,
tand Robert "a. Armstrong. of Nor
gkNt6Mn, chairman Of the Morgan
Town district, were In the city yester-
dfS contefring with local ,Method odists
q regam to the centenary movement
the denomination iswaging. Il
tn the F'airmont group are the
Eltet Meth odist Episcopal church, the
diamond Street M. .. church, the
eE3i HAND Avenue NJ. 2. church, the
n atkville church, the Meadowdale
cHNfGl, the Baxter church, and the
AfnsttSville church.
Eemhle White is chairman Of the
NatSt sa6thodist group Of -Four MIN
tte Men and the other MEMBERS Of
kAs committee are w. g. Meredith,
4 5cl6Sh Rosier; Charles w. Evans, !;
A Meredith, Trevey Nutter, w. p.
Buckley i. Z. Brown, WIG. Cunning
Efsni q. White and Alfred Riel,s
nIond ne The Minute Men ltf the
"a hlshd Avenue church.
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R|||E||||ER[ND|UM | ON
|1R||lR|IE|R CHANGES
] ||1B|0h[ ! ] ! N JUNE
seton For New Governs
llient viii Be Held ! in
August.
] TAKE / !. | Office { SEPT. |
Bill Becomes a Law as Soon.
As It Was Pass Y
ed. I q.
10 TAKE OFFICE SEPT. |

49, j L -
me special election IN which each
y9ter q the city viii be priyileged e.
ssft ms ms VOTE 1orl or aEainst the amend
eA city charter which was passed at
the recent session OF the West Vir-
girta LEGISLATURE VIII pc held on the,
sec0nd tuesday IN JuneS 1913.
Previous to that date probably ten
dpys before the election the charter
infits entirety win be published In
eSnh Of the city papers in order that
TIE voter may vote intelligently on
tie matter tof whether Fairmont is to.
have q new form Of city Koyernment
and new commissioners OF il to % an
under the present regime indafinitely
ofiatsleast tintil the charter IN 5its orie.
iisai form is acted upon by the su.
prem court al the United States.
AShould the voters a the city vote
for tie charter "a be adonted in .Inns.
an eiaction swiIl ha; i,aIfi on B M second
Tuessd dayrin August Al which titne fonr
Commissioners VIII be chosen. Each.
voter IA pfiyileged Ia vote for two com.
missioners.
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No LEADEN HEEL
IN TAYLOR COUNTY.
Man Who Killed Grafton
policeman to Hang
pas 2. u
lByAAssociated Press. -

GRAFTON Feb. 2s.-ln 1emwdeA
court room at eleven o'clock this
morning judi 1e Fortney. ~ the Taylor
county court, sentenca Jacos Luts to
be hanged Juhe % the state peni.
tentiary at Nd dpnd Vile.
Lutz was foAl6 guilty by a special
jury Of the M der Of Chief Of Police
Phillips on e. ruary 8 while the Off
Ger was tempting to arrest the Grim
inal On chargl of bootlegging
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GENERAL STRIKE
.PROCLA|NEIlD
RANR0ADS0
Object is to Set l|p
Government / = nh sllIS
out Kningd u dom.
revolt At IMl|||NlHBu
Parts Of Libau and
Taken From ID
4 wiki.
REVOLT At MANNHEIM !!

BERLIN, Tuesday. Eel. S
Associated Press) ind
Radical Socialists have iaunTli6d
movement to overthrow the SxistInf
government in saxony. where thN
newly elected Diet was to ssasb
today.
a general strike had bean pto.
claimed and railroad comnd6ie ieasion
with Halle, one Of the prinSipSl JUNO
tion points in saxony, has Bsan bro
ken.
The Spartacans IRE Reported 10
have taken possession a. Hip9tn and
other industrial centere
( Independent s6citli s. IeInaI.
have issued q mani detuandinI
the retirement Of the einAr f6totn.
ment, declaring taht IL ssau impo0|.
ment to Socialism and Tie ltberat|o1
of the prolateriat
The Independent ecctkiistt aI0
Idorking feverishly for the pro cle,ns-
tion Of q Soviet republic i4 sa2pny
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COPENHAGEN. Feb .-rh0
ports Of LiBau! ana WiuaRs IA Coul-
land, on the Baltic Sea which were
taken by the Ro1sheytN II 7knpa,F 81
have been recaptuTed
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sWALlAcEs FoRg AhiRAesApoR.

WAEIACE FUHF HFlklBA8SNUOH.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 26. Hugh
Campbell Wallace. Of Tacoma, Wash,
was nominated by President Wilson
today to be American ambassador to
France to succeed Ambassador Sharp
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$685.. X
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: The state has designated various
state hospitals as, places where, In
mates OF; the syarfo fous state inst stitutionsl
may. receive necessary medical atten-
Ainn w. f.s. "A. D ~ " Ii.Ls ,.st.li it.-.. y 81
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Falr tonight; Thafs tay sslr IL
slightly warmer. ss
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Tuesday
HOME A FEW DAYS

FIO W Z - EE w eENS
AGO FROM DENVER
Tom Allison came home few days
from Denver where he has beon ON.
pIoyed for some time past with the
Gates Rubber Company. He expects
10 remain in Canon City for some
time.
VISITED RELATIVES
HERE LAST SATURDAY
Fred Kober. Jr., Of Florence spent
Saturday visiting relatives and friends
in this city.
FLORENCE GIRLS VISIT
FRIENDS FOR WEEKEND
Misses Helen Thomas and Mabel
Saylor OF Florence spent Saturday and
Sunday with friends in Canon City.
EXPECTED HOME
FROM DENVER TONIGHT
Ralph WAN, OF the Wann Motor
Company, Inc. ia expected home to-
night from Denver where he has been
since last Saturday on a business trip.
He is driving new Ford car to Canon
City.
HOME MONDAY NIGHT M
Z FROM NEW oRLEANe
J. J. Haley. cashier Of the local Of
nee OF the Dsuver II Rio Gratlde. re.
turned 10 Canon City Monday night
after a months southern trip, during
which hc visited New orleans. Bir.
m'nsham. Ala. and other points OF IL,
terest. Mr., Haley. II Il up,lcrrfoqd,
win resume :iis d,zties With The Rio
0rande cotnpeny on friday u this
week. q. F. FoFsythe Of Denver. who
has beer looking sitter MI. Haiey's po-
sifion FOR the last f9ur wseks, viii be
ctScked out IN ~ oourse of the next
~ days ); Y - Ct. e. Z. ! ;:1.,. ~!
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WELDING,
Public Sale

High-grade dairy cattle To close
out / will sell my entire herd of fine
Holstein COWS to the highest bidder,
at what is known as the Bell dairy,
at 639 Myrtle avenue, South Canon
City, Colo. on Thursday, March 20,
1910. beginning at 1880 .. M: Twenty
high-grade Holstein cows, some fresh,
some heavy springers, 2-year-old reg
iste-ed bull from the CrHsedale farm
at Fow er. Colo, and of his calves
from the best cows IL, the herd; milk
house equipment, consisting Of wash
ing vat with turbine brush and ster-
ilizer attached,1 aerator and ] bottling
can, all bottles and crates and cans.
Also ! boys stock saddle. The cows
offered for sale are all young and alb
solutely right and you carnot go
wrong no matter which one you buy.
Terms cash.
J. A. JEFFERSON.
GAG Myrtle avenue, corner South
Seventh street, Soutf, Canon.
j. c. Brewer, Auctioneer. Phone
Canon 67s J3. s9-it
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ATHLETIC SMOKER
At RockvALE FRIDAY

Thomas Easton, manager of the
Rockvale baseball club, was in the
city Saturday advertising grand ath-
letic smoker to be given at the Rock
vale town ball Friday evening. March
IA. under the auspices Of the baseball
club
The main features OF the evening
will be 10-round sparring contest be-
tween Kid Johnson of Grand Valley.
and Johnny-Kid Mex OF Pueblo.
These men are recognized to be two
of the fastest boxers in their class in
the state. There will also be pre-
liminary bout between Kid Bell Of
Pueblo and Kid Bruce OF Coal Creek.
to 80 eight rounds.
Kid Mex and Johnson were the prin-
cipal drawing cards at the E,ks' rocial
here February "a.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

D1s15 q is.s5; butchers. s1ss5w a Is "a
Cattle--Choice and prime. s16.Soep
2o.0Q; common and medium, Si0.5o$
1850 butcher stock. cows and bejfers,
07.ab; stockers and feeders. rood'
choice and prime. e11,16G i4.7s: 10.
ferior. eoinruon and medium. 5000
t17.t00 n. 90.
Sheep Lambs. choice and prir,.
tls;co 11e.76; medium nnd good. Sis.zs
ci,clee and prime. t1s,so6il,oo: medi,sS; dMins
snS sco sood' tai'se 2 ls.so; eu'ls' 1909 .
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Chicago Produce.
Chicago.-Butter--C 430ssc
Eggs-Firsts. 39c; ordinary firsts sa
&sshc; ut mark. cases included. ss0
Potatoes--wIsconsin, Michigan ana
Minnesota. bulk. s1.ss OHIO; do sacks,
g1.60Q1.70.
Poultry = Alive. higher. Spring..
sac; fowls. ale.
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Forty hours' devotion will be held
at st. NichaeI'a church. commencizG
next Friday and ending Sunday morn
ing.
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Miscellaneous Markets.
Metal Market

Metal Markets.
Colorado settlement prices:
Bar silver, &1.01 ~.
Copper. lb.. 16@17c.
Lead, $6.25.
SpeIter, $6.22H.
Tungsten. per unit. s12.oo@i6.oo.
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New York Cofton,

New York.-cotton - March 2.,a.
May. 2s.1z: July. 21.S9: October, 20.3o:
December. 20.05 ~'
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NOTICE..

will not be responsible for any bills
contracted by Mrs. A. Schrlthess.
w-4tp. A, ScEULTHESS.
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HAY AND GRAIN MARKET.
y. o. B. ne.=sr. Carload Prices.
GraIn.
o.. per 100 lbs, BeIIIng.. ].
Flour.
Flour.

Hungarian Patent. 9s lbs. sacked,
subject to discount ...:........ .sG.I4
Ject TO discount -.-....... 167
Hungarian. "a lbs. sacked. sub
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Chicago Produce.

Linseed.
Duluth. Minn.-Linseed. s3.s5h.
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OPERATED ON AT
MINNEouA HOSPITAL

Miss Stella Flarnigan, who under
went throat operation at Minnedua
hospital Thursday by DR. J J. Pattee.
returned to Canon City Saturday. ac-
companied by her father. Miss Elan
nigan has been troubled with her
throat since an attack OF the infiuerza
in November. butts now getting along
as well as could be expected.
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Creameries. ex- LIST grade. lb.....- .5s
Creameries. I'd grade (cold stor-
Process butter .43
Packing stock INSTRUMENTATION. 80
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BURIED AT GREENWOOD
CEMETERY LAST SATURDAY.

nome with her father. Mr.. Rupp. on
TwelveMile Park, and II was there
that the infant died from pneumonia
March 5. The deceased was born
June i, 1918.
BACK FROM FORT
COLLINS CONVENTION
Ralph r. Jehries, county agricul-
tural agent, returned home last Satur-
day night from the annual convention
Of the county agents Of the state at
Fort Collins. The meeting at Fort
Collins was in session all of last week
and all OF the county agents Of the
state, % in number, were in attend
ance. The first three days were spent
in conference with representatives. OF
the farm bureaus OF Colorado. and the
remainder Of the time in the Discus
sion OF matters directly affecting ,heir
own organization.
ENDEAvoR SOCIETY
ENJOYS A SOCIAL
The members OF the Endeavor So
ciety of the Christian church were de-
Iightfully entertained at social gath
eripg at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harlan Edwards OF East Main street
last Friday evening 1t was in the ma
cure Of st. Patricks day ce,cbra-
tion. and was hugely enjoyed by AL
Refreshments were served. Twenty
two young people were present.
IOWA VISITORS RETURN
TO THEIR HOMES
w. q. Short Of Clarinda, Ia, and
Mrs. NJ. =. Cox Of lies Moines, Ia.
left for Denver Saturday after three
days stay with Mrs. 3, d. Kart Mr..
Short is brother.in-Isw OF Mrs. Hart.
They stopped IN Canon City ON their
way home from BellIpgham. WASH,
where they attended t1le funeral Of
their mother, Mrs. short. victim Of
pneumopia following the inducnxa.
M. Ehorf says he y coming for 2
joneSx stay a canSp city Eext tinc.
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HAS RETURNED FROM
VISIT TO SMOKY CT

Mrs. Jesse Jones returned from
Pueblo this afternoon after a visit
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Stenhens. for the last week.
nt~k knsrh- ANn - xAr
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Eggs.
Butter.

Eggs. strictly fresh case
count -.-.---..-..---.- -$lo.4oV io.eo
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MONEY TO LOAN

KEEP your own keys and counsel by
renting steel safety box at the
Fremont county National Bank, So to
So per year. II
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OK KNIGHT NND g. w.
ANDERSON GET INTO RACE

Richard j. knight and C. w. Ancer-
son have become the candidates for
aldermen in the First wals on the
Cit Eens 'ricket. No caucus was
held in this ward. and these men be-
came identified with the candidates on
the ticket later. Mr.. Anderson is the
florist ard Mr.. Knight is an eiectri-
clan.
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MISCELLANEOUS

ALL kinds dye work, guaranteed to
be done properly ;also cleaning and
pressing at reasonable price. Canon
556-J. 57-6t
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LEFT SUNDAY FOR
VISIT TO DENVER

Mrs. Charles A. Hyder and little
daughter. Anna May. left Sunday
,norning for Denver. where they will
spend couple Of weeks visiting rela-
tives and friends.
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TWO cars, any time. any place. ]. N.
Stee.e, 1925 Macon avenue. Phone
Canon 1851. Taxi service. auto re-
pairing. 57-p6t