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The Washington times., 1919-05-04

The Princess jacques de BrogFe in her fancy
dress costume at her famous Jewel Ball, which
the Princess gave in Paris in 1914 just before
the war broke upon the gayetieS of the French
capital The guests came dressed as rubieS,
topazeS, diamonds, turquoiSeS, emeraIds, coraIS
and pearls. The Princess herself, wearing a
wonderful dress of white pearls, was an unfor-
getable figure among an extraordinary galaxy
Of beauty and sparkling jewels. The combined
array of Jewels at this ball had, perhaps, never
been rivalIed since the days of Louis XVI.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-06

Colonel Roosevelt career has left such a vivid
impression upon the people of his time that it is
necessary to touch but briefly upon some of the
more striking phases of his varied, interesting and
strenuous life to recall to the public mind full de
tails of his many exploits and experiences
Called to the White House in l90l after Pres-
dent Mckinley had been assassinated, Col. Roose-
vet ~ years Of age, became the youngest pres-
dent the United States has ever had. Three years
later he elected president by the largest pop
ular vote president has received.
Thus Roosevelt, sometimes called man of des-
tiny, served for seven years as the nations chief
magistrate. In a subsequent decade the fortunes of
politics did not favor him, for again candidate for
president this time leading the Progressive party
which he himself had organized when he differed
radically with some of the policies OF the Republi-
can party in l9l2-he went down to defeat to-
gether with the Republican candidate, William
Howard Taft Woodrow Wilson, democrat was
elected.
Col Roosevelt enemies agreed with his friends
that his life, his character and his writings repre-
tented high type of Amercanism.
OF Dutch ancestry, born in New York City on
October b. 1853, in house in East Twentieth
street the baby Theodore was a weakling. He was
one of four children who came to Theodore and
Martha Bulloch Roosevelt The mother was OF
southern stock and the father of northern, a stua-
ton which during the early years of Theodore
Junior boyhood was not allowed to interfere with
the family life of these children during the Civil
War days.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-06

Oyster Bay w. Jam 6Cone Theodore Roosevelt died his sleep
early today his home Hill this village Death believed
10 been to rheumatism which affected his
The Colonel attack of rheumatism
believed that his illness would likely
former president of Sunday and retired ~ o'clock last night
About Mrs Roosevelt Of
the night
Mrs Roosevelt ephoned Colonel Emlen Roosevelt
president and he the Roosevelt home Immediately kilograms
children of
Two Colonel Theodore
IT, and Captain Kermit Roosevelt abroad Captain
Roosevelt York Mrs Derby
and her TIVE children are n Aiken S. G.
Details for the funeral have been arranged but
expected later today kilograms coincidence began
from all the country today the
velts death became known.
The former president his home Sycamore Hill from the Roose-
welt Hospital Christmas
of
The rheumatism affected his right hand much
swollen He remained
be Last Saturday the coonel secretary Miss Josephine Ste called
him. but the coope asleep his Miss Scer
that had any idea that death neara hand.
Flags swerepl placed at half mast n Oyster Bay today
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-06

nr Richards revealed IN his state
muut that the cOionein inflnmmatofy
rh"umntism, from which he suffered
acuicly at times, was traceable twenty
years hack 90 an Infected tooth. This
Injection spread 20 nearly an the
Joints In w. coioners body a. the
years went on.
DENTAL was made by Dr. Richards
of statements which have been pub
llHhol from time 10 time that Colonel
Roosevelt suffereda from rciatica a.
we'll Hs rheumatism. The physician
assorted also that the colonel had nav-
~ suffered with mastoiditis. az was
reported when he went under an op-
GRAFTON about year ago Tor an alb
Hccss % the inner ear. and that neither
this operation nor the fever which he
contracted while In south America on
hunting trip could in any way be
considered a contrihutory cause tow
ard hia death
Blood pressure tests. n was said,
showed that the patient had arteries
~ "a man - forty instead Of sixty
YEARS
one Of the things that Ia believed to
have contributed more than any 9th
er to the colunefs breakdown was the
death last fall of his sun. Lieutenant
Quentin Roosevelt. tho aviator, In ac-
ton iu France. Proud Of his heroic
, SONS achiuvrmcnta. Colonel Roosevelt
! bore up under tho sorrow % hin death
with "a foriitude that was In keeping
with his spirit in public life. Friends
suId that while the father "dld not
carry hls heart nhis sleeve" he snf-
I fercd most poignant grief In silence
and tried 20 forget ID hy plunelnr
harder than ever into his work.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-06
SAD NEWS GRIEVES
CITIZENS WHO KNEW
COLONEL ROOSEVELT
Many Persons Living Here We're
Acquainted With the Former
President; All Mourn His
Death.

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hruE WuuIu"I i u.uy vt1,us of
NiuIuu,rIu, taI.A
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" .'"' l''I IN' 'i.N 'liI Ih' i'ini'
president HuH ruu.l uNpr bad rs.
puUi immediately after tho receipt
nf news horr polio, placed thD iluFa
ou the 'N hHll Uf hHU mgs'. tu honor
cot th, great Am,ruu.
ThpuduIp nusu.,.t 70 had maus p,r
Horu friends 900 'Hv city 'hir'iN
among them ur, th, rough riders who
served with Hm IurnE en-, Spanish
American WpT Brfunfd = Nndry u
.nrW'I dvlDguiH tu runsf'tH from NoN
Nuslrn know t'nInurl tnoHrtHit and
vHH tlrl acquainted with members oI
.Hr 'oluuo'a um.f
.tol.r,l u.D.H..It's J,ptU rho,t,I
als aluu.f a. Hld Ha that nf m, own
.4d b,tr.. ,ru.ut Nt Uodry stated
TODAY .ue vHs ms hDu s1ut..I
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-06
UCusENtiTs uINITH FAILING
SiNtE LAST Iiititt NltN

NoW Nors. Jtn colonel Ruusp.
VrlrH hrt illness may o., said tp date
from Hsf February com February p.
30 Was announced 'hat ho hud aeon
removed from ha home boo oyster inN
tu tho Roosevelt hospital ln this city.
following Hu operation ON one uf biz
ears Soon after hIa arrival nt the
hospital b., underwent two more op-
,rttious fur the removal 81 diseased
tissue iU hlH Infected cHr and it was
admitted ut tho time thHi hr was no-
riuuHh Ill 10" remained lf THE huspi-
tI until March
During STAY and June the colonel
made number ul addrowea. speak
lur ut Springfield Mass. aud boo Sew
Nurk lu June ho made re- tour of
co., WoH during which hc suffered
H shEht attack uf pttlurHs Doe unu uf
hiH legs hut refused tu give up hn en-
rtrom,uis farN loo November tho
colonel WHH taken to fuuseyelt hose
ptll boz thH oIfN fur tho treatment nf
rheumatism. uud HDIHtlrH. While in
tHt hospital U.uuris became current
that the colonel WAS more seriously
900 thau DIE ph}rDuus would Hdm
Colonel Roosevelt returned Goo hlr
humr boo n,st.r Bay nn Chriatmis day.
t'mHrkuE ls nr .tuprvd Go tuc ru.,h
that hc was 'lrrluF hully''
ou the dly before christmas when
colonel Roosevelt lgft thr hospital
hero 90 sp,ud the holiday Boo oyster
lMy Miss Strichirr. boz apcakinr ul hs
condition said no WIS iu slight pain
ut intervals, but apparently wis ff
from ho.ur seriously ui on the sun
dJf previous Go bio departure for his
home hr hud dictated urtiti.a fnr tht
Kansas ,ify star and othvr puhlira
uunH from 4 4 am. until pm, lle
ut, WDl and Flopi uke 0hIN
SEQ marked had hecu hiH .mui
mont lt the hospital that Mrs. R, .so.
I Welt who at the beginning remained
with her husband continuously, WIS
t importuuel hN him Co. rest She went
b. tu oyster iHN, returning two 0r three
time 70 week tn visit him and hrlnp
him table drlIcuC.os ut which he Wai
| especially fond
Two separate blood tests had beef
made ht thc hospital. one hy Dr Rich.
ards and tho other hy Or inrtwcll
/ each of which confirmed the diagnosis
of tho othcr These tests. u wa,
aid, Indicated that the colonel wni
I entirely free from any organic dis
4 eaae and that his only trouble wni
I the inflAmmnt1rY rhoumaitmn. Thu
uilmcnt WAS only pronounced la hi
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-06

TODAY
IN THE NEWS
Theodore Roosevelt
A Great Mans Tribute


A GREAT American has pass
~ ed. Al a time when Amer.
lea most needed him 20 help
her solve her pressing problems OF
reconstruction. Theodore Roosc.
Welt is mo- more.
II is impossible 10 be- Influenced
hy pnrt isnnship in npprnisiug this
great man n il not for ms party
LEADERSHIP thni hr will 20 down in.
90 history. hut for hi, vibrant
Amcriruni.m. ,tauuch and un
afrnid
Ever since those early days Of
the war when hc sounded the
clarion tome, of warning ngnin,t
Grrnsuy. Theodore Roo.ey.lt
proved that hr wa. mot nnl, d fer
vent u,trint. Lut a fur..ipbtrd one
While thrr, ,rr. some that cried
Pence. p,urr. l,i o., have prnrr. ''
Rns.cy,li hurled bnrk tbr tluu.
deripv message of pafrirk Ilarr,
.Tb.r, B. un pD8a.
Time and timt again Roosevelt
warned fhc r.opl. uf America that
20 demoer.r, like our. and a BRA.
I''l"'F I'M we "i"''t '""'" ""'
,u.rAlst lle made DO clear save tu
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N'f ihal hfltluhl lhl' Md7
America f. Wruyrp. that they who
III t.,. sl.. ..I
"''''' TODD" "'''''
moi spare America.
II b.. bpI I,,u. .u.tIU.,, a.. F,t
iiH country h1u7' vow Wuillu nave
rendered lrr uu uGHi.uIuhIp ..tk.
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I'' NI 'h"' 'l'NH'E 'i' '. '' 'l N''
Uruplp
put t.I,u.1 R....,.Iff. Iu.t
lilr, 'iNNbrd "' N was WIN ~h'N
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-06
ARCHIBALD HoosEvEIH-s
IATI7iIk.IN.IAW pfr,,

liosten, Jan. s.--Thomas ~ John.
Lockw nod, iather-in-law of Captain
Archibald Roosevelt, died Saturday
night but the fact ala not become
grneully known Until this morning
when the home WAS communicated
with In reference to the death OF Mr..
Nnpsevelt Mr. Lockwood'a daughter.
Mrs Archie Roosevelt. arrived here
from Now York this forenoon.
captain Roosevelt was accompany
ing her when a measaEe overlook him
on the train which he left az the next
station with the purpose of going in-
medately 70 oyster iiay.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-06
Coup d Eiai Is Believed TO Have
Executed; Officers Of Wolff
Bureau Seized by the spartacus
Group.
LEADING NEWSPAPERS
ARE ALSO SEIZED
Attack Is Believed 10 Have Been
Made From Worlsingmen 8
Quarter, Which Gives Access TO
Berlins Newspaper Row.

Amsterdam. IAN 4 COUP d'otlt
tuut ulHUr iH Ieriiu yesterday Do ls he-
IrVsd here. pu the basis 81 HdylHef
from usfliu to-day. There htd been
uumrfIHuH tnit au oyoftufn 90 some
.nrf In the German capital WAS cN-
rs.t.a SATURDAY,. \ telegram from
HrrIu tuiai HiYH that tho offirrs uf
ihD Mu'f bureau. the soml-ufflrhl
n.wa treurs was occupied SUNDAY
evening lut 10 durH NOT state ny whom
The Hslaur, Was made.
Amsterdam. Jan. The suHrtHcus
Gruup SUNDAY evening made another
attempt fu HeIEp thp reiuH uf power iu
Berlin ANA occupied tte office 90 the
WpIff bureau. thc semi-uffriul news
agency
The naf telegram received here
from The Wolff bureau announced the
.H..uIt ul I.H office.
Private Hus.rta eHN that The SuHr.
uruuH occupied the offices of hulf A
dozen uIl newspapers Including ths
socialist NurWHotts
The uffiDys of the Wolff Bureau and
the lcudiur newspapers are enncon.
Uritrd iu small area south uf iutsi
Den Linden. which ls accessible from
NrHuieuurs H wurkinHWeu'H quarter
This D. one Of the sironrhulds uf ths
SpHriHvHuH. who previously selaeH
newspaper ofncrs hut wore uubhl,
tu gain control uf tho city
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-06
LIFE OF ROOSEVELT
CROWDED WITH MANY
DEEDS OF SERVICE

Sterling Americanism of Colonel Shines Forth
Through Every Act; Was Americas Youngest
President; Won Great Laurels Through Media
ton in usso-Japanese War; Distinguished Him
self During Clash With Spain, and Used Utmost
Efforts to Be Sent to France to Fight Germany;
Was Versatile Writer and Lecturer.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-06
SUMMONS COMES in
EARLY MORNING AS
COLONEL is ASLEEP

Believed Have Been Caused by Rheumatism, Which
Heart; Had Suffered Severe Attack New Years Day. Retired at
O'clock Last Night and This Morning Was Found Dead by Mrs Roose
ve Had Been in I'll Health Since Last February Though He nse
He Felt Bully Both Houses of Congress Adjourn Mark Respect
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-06
Wilson to Return
To France After
Short Stay Here

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p.,ts Inn- q ltcaidgl WI 9
, vu return 10 the \ u,trl
= srt,. 40 attend the closihs sr-
q ATOMS of tho present coNEteN7
o according 90 present plane nn" !
a viu come back 10 France ipr the !.
lntrr AttIng ot the peace con
. rreHf
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-06

New YORK. Jan. 81 Copper nomin-
al. mcctrolitic g0Hga Lead quiet
spot ufforri M 900 January bThi
Hpcitor duil Enat H. l,ouis delivery
spot offered at 3fo January 7bb. At
London spot copper Ls2 Elecirolytic
Ll22. Tin L2t2, lead Lfei spelier
IhG
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-06

Tonight ana Tuesday fasr. not much
change ir temperature,
Local. Maximum, 80, minimum, n
range, is at ; o'clock, II. wind,
north; clear.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-21
PEOPLES FORIW

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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-21
OFFICERS ARRESTED
ON NARCOTIC CHARGE
FurmCr sheriff ~ Custer County aud
Drumright constable Nrrnign"d
and MAX" Bond
GOT DRUG FROM MEXICO
Officers Badg, Inhblcd tho Mcn tu
Operate WIN Freedom. ono l.
Druggist In DrumriRht

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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-21

The Japanese silk cocoon crop MS
wear is estimated tn excess NJ T. .
400 600 bushels.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-21
STATUE OF GERMANIA IS
WRECKED BY LIGHTNING

sTRAsEuRG." " sept 20 i, has
become known only recently that
stands IA the public square here
cUmmcmoratinE the victory OF he
prussiauS IN 1870 and the founda
tion of the empire Of the Hohenzol-
lprus was shattered by lightning in
August, l91s, when the allied armies
were driving the Germans before
them along the British frontA5
Tn" stroke or lightning nuw re-
gardcd M symbolic uf the approach
ing fate of the German armies
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-21
FamO Kills SebOrrhea

sc,ercs knows no~ thu Scbouhea
eau.ss' FILLING hsir and hnany,
baldness.
sebosrhes s the bScillu, of dan.
srif
Frnpo actually kills thi, germ that
kills the hair
The formula 81 Fano came from
one Of Drtru't's largest Laboratories,
after two years OF constant research.
II worked scorcs Of authenticated
cures o1 S>burrhcs, before Il was
cvrn given q name
II you have dsniruG. You have
GboaIhoa
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pcn-trRtes the glands IT the Ealp
that iced tbc ssif
II Erv~- hair by making and Keep
ing IN, scalp and hnr healthy
Srborrhca q, d,,ea.- r., deadly
~ haiI - u fyuSrbo. 60 the toc,h.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-21
MEMORIAL SERVICES HELD
FOR THE LATE A. c. CRUCE
Special 10 The World

Special 10 The World
, OKLAHOMA CITY. Sept 20 Tho
Oklahoma city bar held memorial
services for the late A G Crucc IN
the district courtroom OF Judge
George w. Clark this morning Dis
irict judges federal Judges and
members OF the bar spoke feeling
and eloquently OF the departed Jun
ist
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-21

An English railroad In painting
the hand rails OF It's freight cars
white 80 that tralnmen can see them
more easily at night
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-21

Its inventor hIs patented tent
pole that telescopes to alter its
height and terminates "a a screw TO
hold ~ 10 the ground
cleaning with gasoline
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-21


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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-21
Supply Dept.

The business man will find
his every want and desire
has been anticipated and
carefully provided for.
Mongel Pencils
Velvet Pencils
Hex Round Pencils
Braisdell Cslored Pencils
Copying Pencils
Ora wing Pencils
Sterographer Pencils
Sengbush Ink Wells
Victor Ink Wells
Davis Ink Wells
Safety Ink Wells
Pin Trays %
Glass PaperweightS
Rulers of all kinds
Pen Points
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Library Paste 30
Mucilage
Inks of all colors
Gem Clips
Bankers Pins
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Bulldog Clips
Solid Head Punches
Triumph Punches
Notary Seals
All sizes Office Scissors
Attorneys Brief Cases,
made with several com
partments
Challenge Eyelet Ma
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Gum Labels
Office Scales
Desk Lamps
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Mail Boxes
Letter Files
Wood and Metal Index
Boxes
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-21

caused CONSERVATION among ia.
sup"Tstitiuug Germnus amt their .,,..
'hoTiiips here deCrerd that dh.pl,' o.
~ileuC" bc kept regarding IL ~ .r.
was allowed Ia see the mur4u..,-
thereafter except workmsn y,l,
were AT once employed Ia repair ~
The lightning struck the sword
which "Grrmania" hrlndishos goa.
ward heaven. The imperial .ag.,
was damaged and the angel uf var
which stands At the foot II ,h.
statue, was wrc~ked. Despite The
repairs. traces uf the thuri.rn.It.
slll are visible
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-09-14
OLDSMOBILE

Eight cylinder; passenger; late model Oldsmobile; splendid running condi- ton; good paint, top and tires; looks as good as new; see this and get a bargain; orly sS50
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-09-14
TIRES

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-09-14
RIIICK

Six-cylinder; 5-passenger Buick: in Al conditions newly painted, with new top and good tires all around; this car is mechanically right and bar gain for some one. Ask for demon- stration.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-09-14
RRISCOE

Club roadster; splendid running condi- dition, with 5 good tires; new paint and top; this car has been run less than 5000 miles and pickup for only $500. Call and let us demonstrate.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-09-14

WE WILL guarantee to save you one third in your building cost of apart ments, dwellings and hotels. A Powell steel kitchen, white enameled, fire proof, with every up-to-date kitchen appliance, costs one-half what the av- craze kitchen costs the Murphy In- a-Door Bed not a folding --bed), a metal bed that at night can be in your sun parlor or sleeping porch or instantly turned into a room; in the day without effort placed in the closet, out of sight; most sanitary and comfortable; three rooms Mur- phyzed have the efficiency of six rooms: rents go down, owners profits go up; more convenience and less housework. For information, write or come and see our display rooms Murphy Door Bed Co.,, of Atlanta 204 Peachtree Arcade Bldg, Atlanta. Ga
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-09-14

AUTOMOBILES
A1T6M08fIEs FOR SALE
IN USED CARS
PAIGE

Six-cylinder; 5-passenger Paige; newly painted; has four good tires; new top and is mechanically right: this car is a splendid family car; ask for demon stration.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-09-14

The Palace Auto Paint and Top Trimming Shop is the best equipped in the city of BirminS- ham with an absolutely dust proof drying chamber and force of factory experts doing the work.
 Our top trimming and uphol- stering department is in class by itself with a first-class trim mer direct from the auto factor ies in charge.
 We guarantee first-class fac tory work in every respect: your inspection invited and es- inmates with color; suggestions cheerfully furnished.
 See MT. Korb, 1700 Second Ave nue. or phone Main 9513.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-09-14
H U P

Five passenger: late model Hupmobile; good tires; splendid paint and top; this car is in splendid mechanical con- dition and looks and runs like new. A bargain for $500.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-09-14

USED CAkS-We have Spienoid line of used cars and trucks of all makes. in Gnnd condition. See tor best prices and terms Cruse-Cra ,iford Mfg Co Ave R and 22nd St
 1925 CASH will buy real bargain. 5-pass- enger Saxon car. Continental motor. all tires in good condition; this car musi be sold today. Api,'v 2T Ave. F.. Ems lev Ala Phone Ensley 147e. FOR SALE--Dodge roadster: in perfect
 condition; will have to be seen to be \ appreciated. Phone Main 71S9. 214
 South Fist Street.
 ONE Overland car, 5-passenger, model s3 good tires and top: Al mechanical condition; price. $350; bargain for cash. Phone Woodlawn 932
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-09-14

Chevrolet Repairing If your repairing is not done by reliable concerns, how are you to know whether or not good parts are used and whether or not all details are attended to? Play safe by patronizing us we are reliable and thor oughly established and claim a long list of satisfied Chevrolet owner-customers who will testify for us.
 Main 5436
 "49O" REPAIR SHOP
 O.E. YOUNG. MGR.
 210 s. 22d Street