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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-10
Laces for Easter Collars

Filet Laces so near like the real thing that every body thinks they are real These faces make excep- tionay beautiful collars and will combine well with the new frocks,
 $125, $1.5O and $1.75 yard Please look at them.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-10
Store closes daily at 6 o'clock
A Sale of Linoleum

Standard quality Linoler1m in attractive patterns sure to please. Tan, brown and dull green are the prominent colors Regular price for this $1.35. A too heavy stock makes us place it on sale at
 95 ctc. sQ. yard.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-10

Accept ''CaIifornia'' Syrup of Figs onty-lo0lk for the name California on the package. then you are sure your child is having the best ana most harmless laxative or physic for the little stomach, liver and bowels. Ch!l- dren love it's delicious fruity taste. Full directions for child's dose on each bottle. Give it without fear.- Adv,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-10

The Antoinette Brassiere Combinations are made with bandeaux or brassieres. They are one piece garments which take the place of corset cover drawers and short petticoat They are ideal because they eliminate extra clothes and there is no tendency to bulk or bunchiness under the dress They also launder easil ly.
 lat he second floor
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-10
! he Question of Gloves

There is much greater variety now than at any time since the opened The Valier and Trefousse available.
 The Vallier Washable in gray and white suede, vel vety, soft and altogether delightful to They wash perfectly, $3.5O pair The Trefousse Suede in new shades of brown and beaver made with the English bolt in thumb which fits we'll and does away with much strain ing of seams, $3.50 Trefousse white glazed Kid to with the bell sleeves, very graceful, S3.75 Silk and oHer Fabrics Gloves are in stock, all colors whic1 ~Te in demand 85 cts to $2O0
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-10
Rosaries for Easter

Mother of Pearl Beads, particularly dainty and charming to handle. lovely gift for first munion S2.O0 Sterling Silver, in little case, $395 $500 and S550 Amethyst 5octs Sapphire +o
 n1i S395
 nain
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-10
Candle light

The extra hour of daylight brings most of us the dinner supper table at early candle light. ; 4 Wax "Dip' is a plain tapering candle in SC colors. These are graceful and pretty, and co in three sizes nearly all the popular colors,
 15, 20 and 30 cts e Chippendale style for Chippendale rooms, all colo
 for 65 Renaissance all colors, for 65 Boudoir Candles short twisted '-inds, all colors,
 50 cts 8 Night Candles, Vigil lights which will burn 15 ho'
 $1.O0 Candles to fit long and short patent holders.
 Baserner
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-10
Easter Neckwear for Men

Handsome quality, Satins and Silks, new st ill all colors. There is a tendency to narrower e Persians Brocades, Basket Weaves and [ toned in rich effects.
 Broche weaves figured in self colors, small very neat.
 Crepe FaiIe, light weight and attractive in sign @ nice summer scarf. Open-end Ties good quality silk effective colors,
 $500 e Other grades in a profusion of styles,
 75 cts, $10O, $1.5O up to 5
 flo
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-10
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-16
DECISION

TIE vzr and E1t.l the ts-a.natioa os
mobilization, :. Permits Al Eare-
.-.ic-e1 sals TO. exrort, and. within
the United States. Eaies for ether
thzn beverage pG.poses. The un-
.1mpenga.sd Restrictions Lpoo the
disposition of lqgofs smposet By .nis
ae. ID of 4 nature far less severe than
the restrictions On the LEE Of proper
~ acquired before the enactment OF
TIE p.ohibitory Law. which were held
70 be permissible 81 cases arising
under the 18th amendment The
question whether an absolute proht-
bition Of sale would be applied by a
state TO liquor acquired before the
enactmsnt Of the prohibitory Law las
been raised by this court but TO.
answered, becaUge unnecessary 70 a
decfsion. But No reason appears why
a state statue. which postponss its
effective date long enough 10 enable
those engaged in business to dispose
Of stocks on hand a. the date Of its
enactment, should be obnoxious to
the l4th amendment: or why such q
federal iAw should be obnoxious 10
the nfth amendment We canno,
Say that seven months and nine day.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-16
Publishers Differ
Over Proposed
A-Page Limit

Washington DEC. 1lPrvT!ssor1s ot
tie Anthony bill which would Limit
20 - pages daily nevspapo-s and
Periodicals uE.Hs tie second class
nail privilege in order 70 conserve
ne~sp-.n- paper we're cornmecdei
and opposed by more than q score ..
Newspaper and magazine pub,isherz
today before the House rsos,oAc,
coMnittse-
Opposition to the measure came
Chiefly from the representatives ot
the larger newspapers who declared
that restriction Of tie size would d
little 70 remedy the situation re.
s1luag from the shortage OF pane.
and would serve oaly 10 work 4
great If nor fatal hardship On th-
large newspapers Of the couasry.
The bill was supported by pub
fishers OF small newspapers WHO d.
clAred they would Be forced 70 SIS.
pend Publication unless something
were done. In opening TIE hearn,
representative Anthony Of Kansas
author Of the bill. that from $50 -
=" small newspapers face susper !.
sson and Perhaps extinction shnu,.,
tae present shnrta3e Of revs,-t,,
paper continue TIE sho-taxa ,ha
Kansas representative CHARGED r..
que 20 tne action Of the srea. pub
nsnine concerns in buying up prac.f
eaAy the entire available su-o,r
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-16
N. n. Assies' easehsT - 1870

Durham. y. H D. "A sched-
uie OF II games = BASEBALL neI-
spring is annDUr -e3 by Manager
Wallace s. AkerEaz =, 81 New
Hampshire State Cel,vge. Harvar1 :
appears on the schedule for the h.s:
time in the history OF the coiless
The schedule:
April s. Wesleyan 4, Mi5i!e,ovr
=. Trinity at Hartford; -. Tufts 3:
Neoford: Ia. Harvard at Canh-,3gt
Ia. Boston University a, Durham
II. Bates az Durham. Nay = Mass.
chusetts AgEie at Durham: Z Cos
nectacut Aegie AT Durham. =, SrS-
ton College at Boston; -. Corn@c:.
cut Aggie at SIorrs: Is. Worc:s.f-
Tech at Worcester: -. BcSdoia ::
Durham: -. Wesleyan at Durham
-. Springfield at Durham: June :
Brown at Providence: Il. Tufts =,
Durham: IS. Bates or Brown 8.
Durham tpendinsl.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-16

was not 4 reasonable tine within
which to dispose ot ali liquors il
bonded warshoEses On Nov. Il, 1918.
The amount then IN storage vas
materially less than usually carried
because no such Iq1or could De law
fully made In America under the
Lever food and fUei control act aft
CT Sept .. 1917
Andsit, AZ e suggested, tie liquors
Remaining III boad Eov. q, 1919. were
not yet sufficiently ripened Or aged
TO psynit them 20 be advantagecQsly
disposed Of within the limited period
II seven months and nine DAYS
thereafter, the resulting :nconyen-
! ~ience to tbs owner. attributable to
TIE inherent qualities Of the property
. Itself. cannot be regarded as a TAX
ing OF property in Tire constitutional
sense.
Did the act become void by the
passing Of TIE war emergency before
the commencement Of these suits:
II Ia conceded that the mere cesEa-
ton Of hostilities under the arms
ttce did not abridge or suspend the
power Of Congress to resort TO pro-
hibition o. the liquor traffic as q
means of increasing cur war eff
cheney; that the support and care
I Of the army and navy during demob-
/ ilization was within the war ener-
Gency and that hence. the act was
| valid when passed. The coDtention
| is that between the date Of its enact
ment and the commencement Of
these suits i, had becor1e eviden,
that hostilities would not be re-
sumed: that demob!Iization had been
effected: that thereby the war emer-
gency was removed and that when
the emergency ceased the statute be-
come void.
ITO establish that the emergency
has passed, statements and acts Of
the President and Of other executive
officers are adduced, some Of them
antedattng the enactment Of the
statute here in question But
We have also the fact that since these
statements were made and these acts
were done. Congress ON Oct. zs. 1913,
passed over the Presidents veto the
national prohibition act;
that the Senate on Nov IS, 1919, re-
fused TO ratify the treaty Of peace
with Germany: that under the pro-
visions OF the Lever act the President
resumed on Oct. %. 1918, the con-
troll Of the fuel supply; that he is
still operating the railroads Of which
control had been taken as a war
measure and that on Nov. IS. 1919, he
vetoed Senate bill siI because # di-
minished that control: that pursu-
ant to the act Of March 4. 1919, he
continues TO control by means Of the
food administration grain corpora
tion. the supply Of grain and wheat
-four; that through the United States
Sugar Equalization Board, Inc, he
still regulates the price of sugar:
that in the message to Congress on
Dec. 2, 1919. he W. gently recommend
ed the further extension for six
months OF the powers Of the food ad-
ministration; that as commander
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-16

Tie CkzcA e tie Hosy Cro9 =
TO SAT- t-EAdsz.esy On q ezHva8 q
tie city sur tie raising q fzz1s .
eo0pae.e ifs 6zCtS1G TIE cArcA
has p1rchzseG tie building begun q
LIS By Tie CocCegztsoral church 70
rspsAee its h1roed edface and tee
pan - 70 make il tie headGzzrters
q tke 8:1se-wt3e Eorenels q TIE
Church cf TIE Eo2y Cross TIE
b1RtEng VII sEye IS tie central o.
czthedZ. cl-rh ard the a6EE.-srs-
c-ve S4css VII ee toca-sd here TIE
active co-Orsraclo1 q Gardner csti-
c-s Is 70 Be solGised for sae GEE
rset5cc nd ec1ipUe.t q tie tzsst-S
for lis iocai sri State work
Noaey Is . - raksea By issuing
shares and every persia who makes
. r,edge a a specified SIN VIII b. =
Shareholder tn TIE building and II
tie moyen.nt ~tSch il represents
Tie shares are issoed n der1mtna-
.soEs snail enough 70 give eye-E-
BODY an cpporrEn.sy tc p.ossess st
least o-e-
TIE pan e the church itsef ;s de-
Egned 70 Include al pers9as n mem
b<rxs,a and iks~se ali people may
become Shareholders. !, Is . church
TIA. seeks 20 draw Il churches and
srEz1x a-sc1s together fU Common
service IN the kInstn of God
TIE ceErch already has begun TO
o-Sar;ze branches through the STATE
and - meeting the needs q those
wkc losg far and believe n TIE urso,
os Christian people every-Lsrs for
eoEMoa service IogsIhs-. /, l. no.
another an additional church tEt
s.E.Tss 10 ts tie means @; bringing
ic.o hamc1- tsose that already ex-
ist-
n c-6e. 70 give sSe 1oTsDsu, its
fEI expression Il Is necessary for i,
20 grow both At center and csrcClfer-
e1ce 81 the sane time. While s-bo--
tina.e branches are spring.ng Up
crsr tie Safe the Central organiEa-
tioa must expand 70 meet their
needs. ConTs!zsn;ly the building fo-
tie Administrative wcrk nus- be
speedily coEpIs,el
As pecp,e everywhere ere feeling
tLs res59-se 10 .ni<- in1er-cenomina-
iEo-al movement 50 l. 3 certain chas
pecpie Il Gardiner will respond 10
Il as Trey would nct IL the building
~ere 20 be devoted - strictly deaon-
.aasicna uses-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-16
House Democrats
Fight Against Probe
Wartime Expenses

washington. Dec E--Twelye roll calls
inte.spsrsed with charges ana eo,,..-
Charges. extending over two ,exis,a,svs
days brought adoption late toa.x 8,
the House o: = special rule ,errn,..;,- >
'nnnedia:e Consideration Of the repo>,
OF the committee which inves.i-.,.a
wartime expenditures Of the va -
yArtment
Democratic members throughor, the
Wo seFs'ons vaged q hard fight to pre-
vsns consideration Of the report rh;c,
they asserted made no specific charge.
sad vas only series Of veiied hint, =.
maud In reply Republican reprexen,..
u~es charged the Denocr.:. v;,,
tioekfns proceedings TO conceal IN.
fraod aad ineompeteney Of the v.r A.
raftment"
The report. which was fsled s.xer.,
weeks ago By the committee Of -tt.h
representative Graham Of I,,iroi, !.
chairman. attacked war depa,.rs,, 20
neiais for alleged was:eful expenditure
OF money and suggested reooe,t,. -
an claims for unexpired contrac,, a..
tied BY the war dep6rtmen. ana ,,,h-
mission Of these claims to an imnar,;.,
board for final approval.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-16
SARDINE PACKERS
Hold Meeting with Fine At
tendance Monday Evening at
Augusta HOuse-Ofiicers of
National Gamers: ASs0'n
Are Speakers

4 meeting OF sAgdine packers from
al over the State was held Monday
evening a; the Augusta House for the
purpose Of listening 10 the proposed
national advertising serene 10 he car
RED OF under the direction Of the Ma
ticnai Gamers Association There was
fine attendance at the session. wticr
was held following a delicious banQuc:
served In the banquet hall.
Ofrce.s OF the National Canners' As
sociztion were present and addressed
the meeting. they being President Frans
Gerber of the association. Washington.
d. c.: Assistant Secretary Frank shoux,
Washington. D. c.: H. NJ Locmi.. ns-
tonal director Washington. D. C: ard
r. r. Flanders. director Of inspection,
Washington. D. c. Others in attend
ance were Frank Rowe of the BLACK
nAn-Rcss Advertising Agency. New
York: r. D. Troup os the American
Canning Co, New York: Louis Garce.on
Of Eastport: r. E. Allison and A. II. C.
Coufe. chief OF the division Of inspec-
tion. State department OF agriculture.
The meeting was presided over By
James Abernethey (chairman) Of Penn
hroFe- Other packers pre-ent we're. II
J. Peacock c. A. RamsdeT. James ].
NcCurcy. Ncces p. Lawrence. Rain,
Hinkery. Luoec: " w. Brown. ". r
Mcdonald, George O. Boynton. q. A.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-16
CITY BASKETBALL
LEAGUE WILL OPEN
WEDNESDAY EVENING

Al i-cICs-Ios-s poin. 10 q very I've
y winter IL, 1i74 llce II basketball
TIE city League under the auspices
son Wednesday evening 9, City n-ll
with three games al z th< same
eTenins between TIE several teams
IN the league TIE frs g11E- ~li
t-xi1 promptly al - p NJ and
promises - D. j hummer The Old
rivals u Ihe T~lrznt BaSsazl!
Leaz1e will Clzxh-Busiress Men W.
ClsE8acs. and lis safe 10 ss<-ns :
that the Paper Makers viii keep
he Business Men mighty busy Next
come the Typeslinge-s ard Eato.s,
and Il all reports are true Eaton in
tends 20 retrieve her fost fortunes oe
tha BASEBALL season and viii show
tie Publishers Z thing CT Ivo- C-os-
sets are 10 meet Ihe All Stars and
IRE latter g;Ii have 20 I've up 70 thei-
name land then some i they are 70
be IL II with the sho@nake-s from tie
East Side. who intend making g,1r-r
first game in .he league q win.
1t Is expected and urged that =
Teco-d-treaking crowd will Ee n at
tendance to se~ tire launching a the
new league ands give their respective
outfits their cheers II seems proha-
be that the old rivalry OF the Twi-
light League vii! te resumed ard
That enthusiasm among the fans
viii -on high Ever ere Should cone
and cheer their fayo-i1es on To VIC
tory. Men should cring their wives
ard daughters as this IS good clean
sport and shosid be encouraged
Admission TO the gamss WedneS-
day evening will te free, so 10 one
tas any excuse TO stay away On &C
count Of the price
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-16

-vveS 20 6Ays 2eser kose:<5ao -
CEASED G. -Ae EEE.9 e IL ax8zD-
C-s Ncr EzF re xDme sAas Con-
Es c-sa5sd ty she rsrzss % ees-
Eg=1ts Tie date Wh<a tie sreAfy a
E.zcs sA7EG b. szgneA n ve-Hz9el
g easeEas-T ~ G<rEAA and Am
E- representatives st.ce ky IL
c-Z-5o- = treaty = oesy . pro
roAZ E-l xpl-ured ~ tAe Senate
sssss ]. vas expected TIA. The CO..
e5-E5c- ct the wzr WecN rrece6e
sEz .sr-za-5cn q DoaEExtsoA Coz-
s-ssz tas-stre. r-UELed TIA. tie
z0s w1s- lAs sr- CEASED 70 BE CO.
-Irs x.eZE hs he1 hy -. Pres
s1E-S zScs--zz-.1x xat procz@t-g
1Ae szcs wien csnooEi2tsca ha6
ts-5-z-sd
II l. s-aS<e5 TIA. he Lad doee %.
TIE co-ts--5oc does vsclence % bcch
-1s EA-gags al tie evk3k.t rzT-
rcss u the p-ovsESce- Wks1
-5- Pr@6slr Esas1oeed l. kss veto
-asg= t.s LEcbEEEroa q the
z-T zo5 lU- I1s words were
5szs-l=ss Es=3 Il = pc2Es.- ssnss-
- ss Il Lad 6sczz-vt 10 CccEress
u t5s cs-zS5o- q -he signing & tie
z-5ze.c<= TIE vE thrs comes %
a. eE5 Z Ls Lad believed O. Oc-
-c5e- = ts,I. thai 6anooLztsoo
zzd- II Al exact sease. terminated
As void 5ozh-5sss L4ve EszZe3 thea
: prcsc-aDstson 70 skat eject: tcr
- Lad uzn4tesse6 n ssrcnz coavsc-
czo. Iza1 r.zzysc1loc Epoc sale q
-c-c- sLc-i1 e-1 Only hy SCcA
p-oc-zEa-io2 co1li -hs rIpcse d
Co-EA 5e otvza1sd b-t II far1 de-
-cc.EzEtzc1 Ez6 lot terminated n
7-= --os 81 re vs-o q tie acs q
Cs-1ots- -. 1913: @. ~ tse tine these
szf.z we're began; and 20: s1gss tAas
arrears, 1. has Ees ye. terminated
Tce -epcT- O sLs secretary O. Ts-
-z5s 70 tse President under cate At
S3v=r1ser II 1913 Sard Transmitted
% Congress or Decenoe- y. l. de-
scr155nE tie progress q ctmcSaliE2-
.sor shows CP I'D. TIA. during TIE
presiding Is GAYS sNoT- l-iss. -s.s
cEce-s z-d .8..ss enlisted Eea lad
bear discharged: the rate Of dis
csz-ze a@.-S Substantially 1hs same
= 6ursrg Tie rcEIh Of Octohe--in
w..ch ss.s oEcs-s ard 13.sse eaiiss-
- -en were discharged
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-16

Glide thz. the aet has csasst r. 5e
valid
Was the act repealed By The a6op-
ton OF the eishteeath~ h~ansadneal, b.
the express terms Of the aasnGnheo. .
the prohibition thereby imposed BE-
comes eeective after one year from ia
-atia-a,ion- RAtidcatiou vas proclaim
&c On Jan. 2. 1873 The eozteatIon il
that. Is the amendment became OF. i.s
adoption an integral par. Of the cons.i-
Udon, its impi.cations are ss binding as
is language; that n po=tpon.ng tie e.
feciive date of he prohibition tie
amendment .npIedly guaranteed 70
nan ufactu-ers and dealers ii iatoxt-
catiag uquors year Of grace: and
enac not only was Congress prohibited
thereby from eaacting meanwhile new
prohihitory legislation. but aiso tia. ,he
then existing restriction imposed By the
wartime prohibition act was removed
TIE eighteenth amendment with its
implications. II any, is binding. not only
IN LINES 81 peace. but Ia war. .
furthernore. tie Amendment is binai,,
alike Upon The United States ara .hs
iodfVtcCal states. II il eua-an.ass a..
year OF immunity from interference ne
tns ieoefai government with the l,n,,o-
tranc tt Is dificu,, to sas ~.
tne guaranty does no. extend Ala :,
immunity from interference bv ~. g.
oi'iooai states, with ike results .,.o
as 70 .ns existing state legislation. The
contention Is clearly unsound.
,
DID the prohibition imposed bv -.
act expire By Limitation befo-. -.
commencement OF these suits, = . !.
~ contended both that the "a.
oeen concluded and that the a.,,,.r,
xation has terminated.
In the absence Of specific ,,,r,...
90 the contrary. the period O. us- &c
0een neid to extend to the ra.,s,...e-
" tne treaty Of peace or the proc,.,r.
'ion OF peace. From the fact th., 80.
'1'es concerning war actiyftie. a.,
tAin each . specific provision o.. -
eefmining when it shall ceas. ..
operative and from the aI,exea -.
w sacn provisions here. i, is ar.,,ss
mat the term 'conciSsion Of III. 80,
snood not be given its ordiua-v Ia,
meanins; that instead # sf,ouL h. e
..faed as the time when actua, hos,;,,
oes ceased, or when the ,-s.,~ :.
peAee was signed at Versailles ON J,..
2. Sls. BY the American ana Co.
representatives; or. more reneanx
~nen the actual war ernerrencr
ceased by reason Of our comni.,.
victory and the disarmament ~ ,no
enemy. coupled with the demobil;1.e
tion OF our army and the closing
OF our war activities; or when the
declared purpose Of the act of .con.
serving the manpower Of the nation
ana to Increase efficiency in the pro
auction OF arms. munitions. ships
food and clothing for the army and
navy, shall have been fully salts
nee. But there is nothing in the
words used to Justify such a con-
struction- Conclusion Of the war
clearly did not mean cessation OF
hostnities, because the act was ap-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-16
Ends Stub born Coughs
IN q HisTTu

You'll never know how quickly .
try this famous old homemade rem
edy. Anyone who has cougned all day
and N night, win say that the imme-
date relief give il almost like magic.
il is very easily prepared. and really
thsre is nothing better for coughs
Into . pint bottle, put Zk ounces
of Pinex; then add plain granulated
suRar syrup TO make a full pint. Or
you can use clarified molasses, honey,
Or corn syrup, instead Of sugar syrup.
Either way, the full pint saves about
wo-thirds Of the money usually spent
for cough preparations. and gives you
q more positive, effective remedy. IL
keeps perfectly, and ta.es pleasant
children like it.
You ran feel this take hold in
stantly, soothing and healing the mem.
branes in ali the air passages. Il
promptly loosens a dry. tight cough,
and som you will notice the phlegm
thin odt and then disappear alto
gether. A days use will usually break
np an ordinary throat or chest cold,
and il is also splendid for bronchitis.
Group. hoarseness, and bronchial
asthma.
Pipex is a most valuable concen-
trsted compound OF genuine Norway
pine extract, the most reliable remedy
for throat and chest ailments.
To avoid disappointment, ask ycur.
druggist for "2i ounces Of Pinex"
with directions and don't aeeept anv-
thing else Guaranteed 10 give sbso-
!utc satisfaction or money refunded.
! The Piuex Co, Fl Wayne. nd
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-16
IF THIN and
NERVOUS, TRY
PHOSPHATE

A French scientist has discovered IN
organic phosphate which should b q
very effective remedy for weak nerves,
sleepiessness. th:hness and lack Of
strength. energy and vigor.
Its substance il described by special
lists as identical in composition with
certain vital elements naturally found
N brain and nerve cells and one which
when taken into the human system is
quickly converted into healthy living
tissue.
This phosphate is already widely
known among druggists In this country
as Bitro- Phosphate and some phys!-
clans claim that through itS use
strength. energy. vfgor and nerve force
are frequently increased in two weeks
time.
DR. Frederick Koiie. Editor Of New
YORK Physicians Who's Who" says
It should be prescribed by every doctor
and used in every hospital In the United
States Az there as q great variety Of
so allied phosphates. those who wish to
test this substance should be sure 10
get the genuine Bitro-Phospha.e.
dec.-s-ls
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-16
IN RETROSPECT
Auto Dope of 25 Years
Ago
WI, members the Frs. Ca -.
cus.a,-Osd Timer Haas ss.- ::
Eariy EEsrts a. Agt>-:. g.
strse.isr

Or eIhibE-E8z- l. uzlz - "a
szto-ctiSe show -ro,1-zs g. . @h--
the yery --latest v0-i = - =
beautiful lines and Tssp-=z@s-: -
of vaTn5sh - pleasing = - 80
Sep INSIDE All The wz--E 5=3l.'
VII give yo1 Al eszt-s - -, "a
dope and. = you v.sn- f2[l-N -
practical deE1o-szrai391 q - -
g.. endurance ard c-9zto-z . -
particular Eolsi -hl-s -. -
what of yesterday Lei - -.
hack decade Ct tao
Il was in Ihe early ni-e-sss .=tl,s
some 81 the Present day ga
Tad qcit ss0b0~rinz ovs- izs- "
and kicking STATS CIT - ,h.4- c-sz-=s
that re first E+o-0r car Czux-s.
geS its way through A-gzs-z s.-~..s
10 she wooder-e-. g many No.
who had never betos-r sse- a ~-..-s.
lsss ca-.ese-- ], ~zs Il -. va -
: big street parzfe c< Rs-u- 2
Raiiey's circas ari Ire elephants a.
steam calliope ve-e ,Sat s=,,-s:. -.
point Of in-sreS. TIA. 5zv.
AEcag the wise g1-s -hrsa -
Possessed a sTna.:srl-S @: z-tn-r1b..-
dope there vas r. S-.a,-rsrs-i-.,.
and skeptieisz as - - ability -
tls machine to neg .-z:z ia hills o.
augusta and their aez1-s v--s ve,,
founded fer upon r=zcz-s - foo-
of Old R!nes hill. il taEz=s -. r-.
70 - isnomiaic1sIy pu..=.z ID 90.
the top
II was only . short TIM -
sc2te Eot known that tie arz- q,
o he OWNED Il the city ma =.
appearance On the Streets
AT noE mechanical sr-e---.-.
aens OF the Journal va. a. rAs- -.
p'cpFle'or of = machine shop A.: :.
ing q an Ingenious turn -
conceived tie idea Of bui,Sz-r =,
All by his lonesome Wiz =. =
plNn OF the body. re c,-s---..t
az that time was co-s:ss-zs
very fine apearing and rno~- s.-----
1o'e car. that not only bo-ra4 -.
mp asong on the lere, ~ -,
o the divers hills s-,-o----
sne city: although, az . nvcs 80 !.
ped II was OF the s.e.-s- -.
'h q body SET hisa, ir - "a
on after this P VI c.,-,a
n,,-s an enterpr.ssrg rns-h.-.
purchased small car ara - :. :.
nnlns the number ~er - -,
years passed.