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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-30
CECIL, PROBABLE
SUCCESSOR DE SIR
LLOYD GEORGE
Is eI que dirlge la
opoSici6n al gobierno
Sc considera que es Ell ma,
Appropriate para dirigir las
Heterogeneous facciones
del ParIamento

LONDRES. Octubre 29.-Lord 10
bert Cecil parece ser el mas Avocado
para sucedcr 4 Lloyd-George. en- ca
50 de que cl actual primer Ministro
del gabinete sea derrotado en- Ia
prueba a que Sc vera Sujeto esta Sc
mana o IA e~ntrante.
La actual situacion politica ingle-
sa presenta un eNtrano aspecto,
pues mientras cl gobierno parcce es-
tar inclinandose hacia los partidos
laborizta = radical, 81 future jefc del
gobierno parecc que sera un unio-
njSta.
No obstante que la poSicion poll
,ica de Lloyd-George es muy incierta,
las fuerzas oposicionistas Sc MUGS
tran incapaces para ]concentrar suS
a.aaucs. debido a la falta de una ba-
It comuu. Los representatives obre-
o sc halIan sin IN jefc astuto,
rlientras que los hberales anticuados
cstan Siendo hechos a un lado.
Lord Robert Cecil como Lloyd
George. es IN hombre que esta apo
yado por IN partido. Sc lc conSidera
IN IN clemento "S6Iido' por todos
los hombres de negocios, teniendo
ademaS ideas p~rogreSistas Y una CO.
rrecta perspectiva hacia la nuCva de-
mocracia y cI poder del Trabajo.
De esta aner Sc lie considera CO.
no cI hombrc con las c~ualidadeS ne
c~csarias para dirigir a las f~acciones
misccianeas que hay ahora en- Ia Ca
mara de los Comuncs. Su popularj-
dad Sc ha a~crecentado d costa del
~crecicntc descontcnto que hay o cl
@~obierno de coalicion, tanto dentro,
como fuera del Par!amento. BESIDE
hace algunaS ScmanaS, Lord Cecil ha
cStado quictsmente rcuniendo Y di-
riCiendo las fuerzas opoSicioniStas a.
Cobjerno V ha tornado la direction
en- varias juntaS Secretas dc los par
.amcntarios en- esta capital. Sus par
,idarios predicen cue surGlra como
Ia fiCura dominate en- el ataque que
Sc hara al gobicrno con motive Dc
Ia Situacion NHanciera. en- csta Sema-
IA.
CuanGo necesite iibroS en- cspanol
d,-;iase a I-nacio +. L0zanc. llS y.
-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-30
La p~eIlcuIa del Kaiser

COPENHAGUE. Octubre 29.-La
solicitud presentada por cl cX-Empe-
rador Aleman, por conducto de su
abogado en- Berlin. para que fuera
recogida Y confiscada Ia "Pelicula
del Kaiser" ha sido admitida en-
uno de los trihunales competentes de
la capital alcmana. FL Juez que como
clio de Ia solicitud, ACADIA dc fallar
en- Ia causa, ordenando IA detencion
Y confiscaci6n de Ia m~encionada Gin
"a, segdn dice en- su edici6n Ultima,
cl Zeitung am Mittag. En- vista de
este fallo Sc ha retirado Ia accion
contra el actor Fernando Bonn, que
fue quien prepare Ia pelicula.
justo en- u juicios Y prudente Y sa-
bio en- SUI actitud. Mi polftica, Por 10
tanto, qucda claramente cxpuesta;
promover I'm corocimiento intimo en-
ire los COS paises.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-30

CuauGo necesite iibroS en- cspahol
d~,-;iase a Ignacio +. L0Zanc. llS y.
Santa Rosa. Ave. San Antonio, Tex
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1919-10-24

It is a curious anomaly OF the senior
service, says the London Daily News,
that an officer who attains, as Lord
JellIcoe and Sir David Beatty have Just
attained, the rank of admiral Of the
feet, is required by precedent to retire
from active command. The rule may
have been designed to eliminate old
seadogs who had become too ancient
to bite. but It seems slnguIarly foolish
to permit its application to men like
Jelllcoe and Beatty. BY the unprece-
denied rapidity of his promotion, Sir
David has finished his sea career at
the age Of forty-eight-in the prime OF
his life. The army is free from this
senseless precedent. for the rank Of
field marshal--which is the military
equivalent to the rank Of admiral of
the fleet--was, OF course, held during
the war by both Lord French and Sir
Douglas Haig.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1919-10-24

ment of the space included in the
street intersections and the space
opposite the alleys together with the
expense which may be incurred in
constructing and repairing sewers by
the village at large
SEC. 6. That it is the intention
of the Chairman and Board of Trust
ees to issue negotiable local improve
ment bonds of said Local Improve
ment District No to pay for the
costs and expenses of making such
improvements (less the portion paid
by the village at large); that such
local improvement bonds will be
issued in anticipation of the collec-
ton of installments of special assess
ments and will be issued as obliga-
tons of the said Local Improvement
District, by the village as agent for
said district, and the same shall not
be charge or obligation against the
village at large; that such local i'm
provement bonds shall be payable in
ten equal annual installments and
shall bear interest at the rate of
seven per cent per annum from the
date of issuance until paid; that such
bonds shall contain such recitaIs as
are authorized by law.
SEC. z. That the total estimated
cost of such proposed improvement Is
$153, 286.14.
SEC. 8. That for convenience in
making such special assessments and
ascertaining the benefits received by
the several tracts of land, it is the in
tention of the Board of Trustees to
apportion the assessments on the
lots and parcels of land Immediately
abutting, contiguous and approx
mate to the streets and portions
thereof to be improved, by frontage,
but in making such assessments upon
lots and parcels of land included in
such improvement district, and esp
ecially upon tributary lots, and in
all cases where the portion of 'front.'
age is inequitable or unfair, the
and will apportion such assessments
in such manner, under all of the cir
cumstances of each particular case,
as may be fair, just and equitable,
and will appOrtion such assessments
in accordance with the benefits re-
ceived.
SEC. 9 That the chairman and
board of trustees will meet in the
council chamber in the Simon Bro
Tiers Building in the Village of Cot
tonwood in Idaho County, State of
Idaho, at ten o'clock A. M. on the 18th
day of November, A. D., 1919 for the
purpose of receiving, considering and
acting upon objections, protests and
responsiveness, to the creating of such
local improvement district and the
making of such proposed improve
ments and that said board viii re
main in session as long As may be
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1919-10-24

the improvements herein mentioned
and to construct a Macadam pay
ment upon a portion of the streets
hereinafter described and a hard sur
face payment upon a portion of such
streets in accordance with the plans
and specifications hereinafter ap-
proved and adopted; and
WHEREAS, such improvements
will especially benefit the property
included in such assessment district
and abutting, fronting and tributary
to the streets proposed to be improv-
ed; and,
WHEREAS, the village engineer,
at the request of and in accordance
with the specific directions of the
chairman and board, has prepared
and returned and filed with the vii
lage clerk, and designated, LOCAL
IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO. 3,
EXHIBITS 1 TO 10, INCLUSIVE'
detailed plans, specifications, blue
prints, estimate of costs and other
data relative to the proposed i'm
provements; and,
l4AEAS, it is of especial
benefit to the property and lots and
parcels of land included within such
local improvement district and to the
owners thereof, that such improve
ments be made at the time and in the
manner and form herein contemplate
ed; and,
WHEREAS, it is necessary that
a local improvement district be
created by name and numbered, and
that all resolutions and ordinances
and instruments relating to the max
ing of such improvements be re-
ferred to by the name of such i'm
provement district:
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT
ORDAINED BY THE CHAIRMAN
AND BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF
THE VILLAGE OF COTTONWOOD;
SECTION /. That it is the in,
tention of the Chairman and Board
of Trustees of the Village of Cot.
tonwood, in Idaho County, State Of
Idaho, to create local improvement
district in the said Village of Cotton,
wood for the making of the improve,
ments hereinafter described, anC
that such local improvement district
be and the same hereby is designated
and the same shall be named LOCAL
IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO. 8"
and that in all resolutions, ordinances
instruments and proceedings in the
creation of said improvement district
and in the making of such improve
ments, and in the levying of assess.
ments therefor, said district may BIZ
referred to bv the name hereby des
'onn+nI onA adnnted
SEC 2. Tat TIE outer bound
aries and lirnits of said local Improve
ment district No. 8 be and the same
hereby are fixed and described a!
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1919-10-24

concrete walks on both sides of the
street and to be graded.
ROAD, from the west line of Gold
stone Street to the southeasterly
limits of the village, to be graded and
macadamized.
KING STREET from Main Street
to the north line of North Street, to
have eight foot concrete walks on
both sides and the balance to be paw
ed with hard surface pavement.
KING STREET from the north line
of North Street to Foster Avenue to
be graded and macadamized the ma
cadam to be twenty feet in width.
FOSTER AVENUE to be graded
and macadamized with twenty foot
macadam from King Street to east
First Street.
BROADWAY to be graded and a
fourteen foot concrete walk provided
from Main steet to First South street,
from First South street to south side
of jefferson Avenue an eight foot
concrete walk to be provided and four
foot parking, and to be paved full
width of street from Main street to
south side of First South street, the
balance from First South street to
south side of jefferson to be paved
with thirty foot pavement in center
of the street.
FRONT STREET from Main Street
to the west line of Lewiston Street
and to be provided with an eight foot
concrete sidewalk on the south side
and paved with hard surface pave
mcnt the full width between said
walk and the flume, which now car
ries the waters of Cottonwood Creek.
FRONT STREET from the west
line of Lewiston Street to Oak Street;
and Oak Street from Front Street to
Jefferson Avenue and jefferson Ave-
nue. from Oak Street to Broadway to
be graded and macadamized for a
width of twenty feet; the full length
between the points mentioned.
All streets to be provided with
storms sewers, inlet basins, culverts,
ct cetra, as provided in the plans and
specifications therefor on file with
the Village Clerk, reference to which
is hereby made
SEC. a. That the improvement
provided for herein is an original inn
provement. That plans and specifi-
cations, blue-prints, estimates of
costs and other data for the making
of the proposed improvements pre-
pared by the village engineer and
filed with the village clerk (designat-
ed Local Improvement District No.
8 Exhibits 1 to 10, inclusive) and
submitted to the chairman and Board
o. Trustees for their approval, be and
tie same hereby are adopted, ap-
proved and confirmed.
SEC. 5. That it is the intention
to pay for the cost of the improve
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1919-10-24

follows:
Beginning at the southeast corner
of lot 28, Block 81" of L. p. Browns
Addition to the Town of Cottonwood,
Idaho; thence in a southerly direc-
tion to the southeast corner of Lot 10,
Block &c" of said Browns Addition;
thence westerly along the south line
of said Block &c" and continuing on
the same course to the east line of
Maple Street thence north along the
west line of Blocks "P", "M", &C"
and I'D" of Proctor's Addition and
produced northerly in the same course
to a point which is 1925 feet north
from the northwest corner of Block
I'D" of said Proctor's Addition;
thence easterly in straight line to
northwest corner of Block "H", Town
of Cottonwood; thence north to the
northwest corner of lot 8, Block Is,
McPherson's- First Addition; thence
east along the north line of Blocks 10
and ID of said McPherson's Addition
and produced in a straight line
easterly to a point which is 720 feet
east from the section line between
Sections and 5 of Township 81,
North, Range 1 E. B. M; thence
south to the southeast corner of lot
IL, Block of Aichlmayr's Addition;
thence west to the west line of East
Street; thence southerly to the south
east corner of Block A of L. P.
Browns Addition; thence southerly
to the northwest corner of lot 16,
Block &C" of L. P. Browns Addition;
thence southeasterly to the northeast
corner of lot 8, Block "a" of SAID
Browns Addition; thence southerly
along the east line of said Block "a"
to the southeast corner of said Block;
thence westerly along the north line
of Euclid Street to the intersection
with the north line of "First Street
South" as originally laid out and plat
ted; thence northwesterly along the
north line of said First Street
South" to the southeast corner of lot
%, Block az" of L. P. Browns Addi-
ton, this being the point of begin
ming.
Also, 500 feet on either side and
parallel to the center line of the road
or street as located starting at the
east line of Main Street and west
line of Euclid Street as plated in l.
P. Browns Addition and running in
an easterly direction to the east
limits of the town Of Cottonwood.
SEC. 8. That the names of the
streets to be improved, together with
the points between which such i'm.
provements shall be made and the
General character of the proposed i'm
-~o--o--o-t- GRO NJ fN1lnwc.
MAIN STREET from tie west lire
of Goldstone Street to the South line
of Front Street TO be paved with hard
surface pavement and fourteen fool
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1919-10-24


necessary to complete the business
OF such meeting and will adjourn
from time to time and from day to
day until the business of such meet
ing is fully determined and transacted
SEC. 10. That the village clerk
be and he hereby is directed to pub
lish this ordinance in the COTTON
WOOD CHRONICLE, the official
newspaper for said village in at
least two consecutive issues of SAID
newspaper, and an affidavit of such
publication shall be filed with the said
clerk before the time herein fixed for
filing protests.
SEC. IL. That in the creation of
such local improvement district, and
in the making of such proposed i'm
provement and the levying of assess
ments therefor, it is the intention of
the Chairman and the Board of Trust
ees to proceed in accordance with
Chapter 152 of the Compiled Laws or
the State of Idaho as amended pv
Chapter rs of the Laws of Idaho for
the year 1919.
PASSED by the Board Of Trustees
of the Village of Cottonwood and APP
proved by the Chairman of said Board
this goth day of October, A. D., 1919.
s. ]. PETERSON
CHAIRMAN.
ATTEST:
M. M. BELKNAP
(SEAL) VILLAGE CLERK.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1919-10-24
Someone Is Lying.

Excerpt of a conversation between
Jim Neill and his brother "julcer,"
Pike Ewing of the G. X. yard. "rhe
fool kid didn't have sense enough to
let go of the bar he had on his shout
der when he felt the floor dropping
away from his feet and. of course,
when the old magnet added the bar
to the under side Of the plate it was
carrying down the shop, the kid went
with 1t. The worst Of 1t was the
craneman couldn't turn OF the Juice
and release the kid without dropping
the plate on top Of him at the same
time, So"
II s'pose they had to let the kid
hang there and starve, huh T'-HeaVO
Together.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1919-10-24
KEENAN, SCORES AGAIN

Every woman, old or young,
married or single, optimist or
chronic crouch, will find herself
gripped in the spell of ''The Sill
yer Girl" starring the distin-
guished character actor, Frank
keenan,, which, will be shown at
the Orpheum Theatre on Tues
day. 1t is a big, 100 per cent
man play and a woman's great
problem. Young, beautiful and
attractive, how would you have
acted, Madame or Miss, were
you married to a man old enough
to be your father and youth and
life, with all its glitter and shall
low gaieties called to you? No
answer can be given until it Is
seen to what extent "The Silver
Girl" was tried and tempted.
But in the end she proved, not
silver, but pure gold!
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1919-10-24
ORDINANCE NO. 1O4.

AN ORDINANCE REPEATING
ORDINANCE NO. 100, PASSED
AND APPROVED AUGUST II,
1918 AND REPEATING ORD
NANCE NO, l01, PASSED AND
APPROVED SEPTEMBER %, 1918
WHEREAS, the Chairman and
Board of Trustees of the Village of
Cottonwood by Ordinance No. 10,
passed and approved August II, 1918
and Ordinance No. fO1, passed and
approved September 20, 1918, created
an improvement district by number
and said improvement district was
named and designated LOCAL I'M
PROVEMENT DISTRICT NO. %;
and,
WHEREAS, the creation of such
improvement district was to grade the
streets therein and to build concrete
curbs and cutters and concrete side
walks and provide drainage system
for storm water and macadamize the
streets for the full width between the
curbs; and,
WHEREAS, since the creation of
such Local Improvement District, it
has been deemed advisable and for
property in said improvement district,
that portion of said streets be im~
proved by the construction of a hard
surface pavement and,
WHEREAS, the assessment roll
for the construction of such hard
surface pavement is insufficient to
pay for the cost thereof; and,
WHEREAS, it will be necessary to
pass new ordinances and establish
time for the hearing of protests and
do such other things as may be deem
ed necessary in order to create such |
new improvement district and con-
struct the improvement therein con-
templated.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE 1T OR
DAMNED BY THE CHAIRMAN AND !
BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE |
VILLAGE OF COTTONWOOD:
SECTION /.
That Ordinance No. 100 declaring |
the intention of the Chairman and |
Board of Trustees of the Village of !
Cottonwood to create local improve
ment district, passed and approved |
August 21st, 1913 be and the same
hereby is repealed.
SECTION 2.
That Ordinance No. 101 creating a
local improvement district by number
and providing for the making of an
assessment roll, passed and approved
September 23rd, 1918 be and the
same hereby is repealed.
SECTION 8.
That the assessment roll hereto I
fore approved for the making of the
improvements in said local improve
ment district No 2, be and the same
hereby is vacated and set aside.
PASSED by the Board of Trustees
of the Village of Cottonwood and ap-
proved by the Chairman of said
Board this 4th day of August, A. D.
1919.
S. j. PETERSON
Chairman.
ATTEST:
M. M. BELKNAP
(SEAL) Village Clerk
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1919-10-24
ORDINANCE NO LOG

AN ORDINANCE DECLARING THE
MAN AND BOARD OF TRUST
EES OF THE VILLAGE OF COT
TONWOOD IN IDAHO COUNTY,
STATE OF IDAHO, TO CREATE A
LOCAL IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT
BY NUMBER FOR THE MAKING
OF PROPOSED IMPROVEMENTS
THEREIN, AS HEREINAFTER
DESCRIBED; FIXING AND DES
CRIBING THE OUTER BOUND
ARIES AND LIMITS OF SUCH
LOCAL IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT;
FIXING AND DESCRIBING THE
STREETS TO BE INCLUDED IN
SUCH DISTRICT, AND, DETER
MINING THE POINTS BETWEEN
WHICH SUCH IMPROVEMENTS
WILL BE MADE; DECLARING
THE INTENTION OF THE CHAIR
MAN AND BOARD OF TRUSTEES
TO CAUSE SUCH STREETS TO BE
GRADED, ROLLED AND PAVED,
AND TO CONSTRUCT CONCRETE
CURBS AND SIDEWALKS AND
TO PERFORM ALL OTHER WORK
INCIDENTAL TO THE IMPROVE
MENTS HEREIN CONTEMPLATE
ED; APPROVING PLANS, SPECIFI-
CATIONS, ESTIMATES OF COST
AND OTHER DATA FOR THE
MAKING OF SUCH IMPROVE
MENTS, AND REFERRING TO
THE SAME HEREIN FOR MORE
DETAILED INFORMATION; PROV
1DTNG FOR THE PAYMENT OF
THE COSTS OF IMPROVING THE
STREET INTERSECTIONS AND
THE SPACE OPPOSITE ALLEYS;
DECLARING THE INTENTION OF
THE CHAIRMAN AND BOARD OF
TRUSTEES TO ISSUE LOCAL I'M
PROVEMENT BONDS FOR THE
PAYMENT OF THE BALANCE OF
THE COST OF SUCH IMPROVE
MENTS; FIXING THE TIME AND
PLACE WHEN AND WHERE THE
CHAIRMAN AND BOARD OF
TRUSTEES WILL MEET FOR THE
PURPOSE OF HEARING PRO-
TESTS AGAINST THE CREATION
OF SUCH LOCAL IMPROVEMENT
DISTRICT, AND PROVIDING FOR
NOTICES OF SUCH MEETING;
AND DECLARING THE INTEN-
TON OF THE CHAIRMAN AND
DOAhD Vt 1 NJ . L EEO ~ L NJ
CFFD WITH THE CREATION OF
SUCH LOCAL IMPROVEMENT
DISTRICT AND THE MAKING OF
SUCH IMPROVEMENTS AND THE
LEVYING OF SPECIAL ASSESS
MENTS THEREFOR UNDER THE
PROVISIONS OF THE REVISED
CODES OF THE STATE OF IDAHO
AND ESPECIALLY IN ACCORD
ANCE WITH CHAPTER 152 Or
THE COMPILED LAWS OF THE
STATE OF IDAHO AS AMENDED
BY CHAPTER 76 OF THE LAWS
OF IDAHO FOR THE YEAR 1919.
WHEREAS, it is necessary for
the comfort, convenience, health and
safety of the residents End inhahi-
+~-+" of the Village of Cottonwood
nd TIE owners of property within
tie local Improvement district herein
after described and to provide the
same with concrete. curbs and side
walks or any portion or part or all of
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1919-10-24

This famous photoplay taken
with. the Nezperce Indians you
will all want to see it. See their
big war dance on the screen The
first picture taken in this COM
munity.
Children 25c, Adults Soc
Afternoon and Evening
The Cordova daily times., 1919-12-16
HICKMAN TOBE CANDIDATE FOR
 COMMITTEEMAN

KETCHIKAN, Dec. 16 Special to the Daily Times) Hon. J. R. Heck man yesterday authorized the Repub- lican Club of Ketchikan to announce his candidacy for the position of Re- publican national committeeman from Alaska. In his communication to the club Senator Heckman said:
 'T have been urged during the past several months by friends throughout the territory to announce my candi- dacy for Republican national commit teeman, but have told them all that was not and would not become a candidate for any political position, preferring to serve hereafter in the ranks of the Republican party.
 However, my Republican friends today have taken the matter into their own hands and demand that 1 allow my name to be entered in the primary. This demand is so general that l feel that I can no longer refuse. l am go- ing into this contest reluctantly and with the distinct understanding that I am bound by no promises nor under obligation to any individual or set of individuals, except to use my infiu- ence as committeeman, in case I am elected and the national administra- tion is Republican, as 1 confidentially believe it will be, to secure the ap- pointment of men to office in Alaska who have been indorsed by the Re- publican organizations, and to aid in securing candidates for elective of. fices who have been nominated by the Republican party in the primaries"
The Cordova daily times., 1919-12-16
ALLEGED PROFESSOR WHO PREDICTED WORLDS END
 PROVED TO BE FLUNKEY

Professor Albert Fortier, who cre- ated considerable apprehnsion in the minds of the ignorant by predicting the end of the world by planetary dis turbance December IT, is no astrono- mer or scientist, averred Rev Father William McMillan to a Miner repre- sentative this week.
 Rev. Father McMillan, who is pas tor of the local Catholic church, stated that he had known Fortier well in Santa Clara College, and he was a sort of flunkey around the observa- tory, working in the college in the capacity of an architect, for which he received $90 per month. Fortier as- sisted in the observatory at times, and received a smattering of knowl- edge from the professor in charge.
 Father McMillan declares that he is in no way sufficiently versed in sci ence to predict the disasters of Dec. IT, and that being a plausible talker, he has succeeded in acquiring little notoriety by alarming the people, Valdez Miner
The Cordova daily times., 1919-12-16

The official declaration of Senator Heckman's candidacy will be filed by his friends in Ketchikan
The Cordova daily times., 1919-12-16

Scarborough Pictures that please at prices that are right. Over Cordova drug store. Phone 140-3 rings.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-12-16

Mrs. Dunham's homemade mince, meat at Finkelstein & Sapiro's. 10-tt
The Cordova daily times., 1919-12-16

Mrs. Dunham's homemade mince' meat at Finkelstein & Sapiros. 1O-tf
The Cordova daily times., 1919-12-16

Fresh Ever-Ready Flashlight Bat teries, all sizes. Blum-O m-O'Neill Co. 3-tf
The Cordova daily times., 1919-12-16

Job printing at Daily Times office.