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Arizona republican., 1920-03-07
BABY CHICKS ELECTRIC HATCHERY

ELECTRIC HATCHERY
 25,o00 Matching Weekly Vigorous pureblood stock. Special attention u1 mail orders; safe delivery guaranteed. Anconas. Barred Rocks, Rhode Island Reds. Minorcas Brown, Buff, MacFarlane strain White Leg horns matching eggs. Write for price. PEERLESS 66- EGG HATCHER. Simple, automatic, $S.75. Express paid. D. F. Doke tBaby Chicks since 190S) BPS $. Spring St, Los Angeles, Calif.
 It 300 PER CENT per annum in an absolutely safe enterprise If an in- come like this on few hundred dol lars appeals to you write box 9S4, Rurkhnrriett. Tex. It EIGHT thoroughbred New Zealand rabbits. $7.00: beauties; also young, thoroughbred White Rock cockerels. HENS WANTED-Wi pay 29c per pound. Tribclet Market. 15 E. Wash ington. If Plates S. C. White Leghorns win at Phoenix. 1919, in the largest class Of Leghorns ever shown in Arizona. 1919, in the largest class of Leghorls ev--' shown in Arizona.
 WE WON
 Second and third cock.
 First hen.
 Second and third cockerel.
 First and second bullet.
 First pen.
 Sweepstakes Medal for Jest display and Silver Cup fo- best display Med ite~ranean class.
 OUR BIRDS POSSESS
 ViGOR-SI2.E E--TYPE AS EGG PRODUCERS ARE
 =, 70 D < = OUR SPECIAL. RATINGS FOR 1920 WILL BE BETTER THAN EVER. Eggs-S3.06, $5.00 and s7.50 per 15. Esgs from our Utiiity Yards per loo slo
 If you want the best in s. c. White Leehorns. write us your wants We aim 10 please.
 PLATE ; POULTRY PLANT RR l. Box B San Bernardino. Cal. It ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Rhode Island Red settings, utility stock. Si.50. select s2.oo. Phil Hershey 1210 F. Pierce. BROWN Leghorn hens. Phone 5R5. WHITE Wyandotte eggs. Phone l16J2. Lyman. Rout ,. n THoROUGHBRED Barred Rock eggs. Phone 1912, Riverside Nurserv. s1.5o per setting. If
 CHICK SUPPLIES
 Let us feed your chicks. Stars with Pratt's Buttermilk starting food; after week begin feeding Arizona chick scratch feed with starting food Feed it alone after a month. For fast and wonderful groWtig feed Arizona aeyel- oping food and Blatehford's milk mash. Let us advise you.
 PHOENIx SEED X FEED COMPANY
 125 T.. JEFFERSON. If CHICKENS WANTED Win pay BOG q pound Arnex Dining Room, SIS N. Central Ave If Thoroughbred K. I. Reds. heavy laying strain. S2 setting 15 Phone 4ss0. 125 North Eleventh Ave.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-07
5 H A FFER B ROS S. Tractor, Stationary Engine and Pump Repairing
 
For Sale-Miscellaneous

IF YOU want good light. have your -eflectors replated. Phoenix Plating CO. 2I5 East Adams. If
Arizona republican., 1920-03-07
For SaIe-LivestoCk

FOR SAIE-Seven work horses one mule from s100 10 S175 each. :. Ninth Ave railroad
Arizona republican., 1920-03-07
l.. l.. Young & sons.
 Nampn. Idaho. bm

FOR SALE.-lO0 head Of good grade dairy cows. now springers and about 100 head of well marked Holstein springer hefers; also about 200 heat of fat cows and steers for sale by owners Holm Bros. r. .. Box 5s5. Phone 104S Phoenix or loR5 Tempe. after 6 D. m.
 FOR SAI.E-A carload of Holstein cows Price sl25 per head: also car of springer hcifers. all tubercular tested. ready for shipment w F.
 Baxter or c. F.. Warner, Buckeye. Phone 11R21 or HRS. hs
Arizona republican., 1920-03-07

FOR SALE-Well marked Holstein cows, coming fresh, and heifer; l+ mile east Alhambra brick yard. Theodore DurreT. D
Arizona republican., 1920-03-07
BABY CHICKS

Matching every week. Arizona's larg- est hatchery. White Leghorns. Brown Leghorns, Barred Plymouth Rocks. Rhode Island Reds. AItchelfs Poultry Farm, Phone 266. Center and Lewis
 ~qn if
Arizona republican., 1920-03-07

JUST arrived from Northern Cali fornia 56 head horses and mules: first class; will sell on easy terms to right party. or will trade for cattle Several set good chain harness. 3o5 N Second Ave. known as Patt's Corral. across street from Water Users Assn n
Arizona republican., 1920-03-07
Horses and Mules

lOdu OI DlOShS ludTeS anu tOIStSs tiSo some good mules. weight from 1900 to 1600 lbs. each. Several well matched teams, ages to s years old. Prices right. Second Ave. and Madison, Star Corral FOR SALE-60 rabbits and hutches. cows, one fresh. Asylum road, f mile north of Mcdowell second house on east side. Phone 16J4. r JUST arrived from Sacramento, Cal, 2e head well broke work mules, from HOO to 15o0 lbs. each; age form , to years. This stock is well broke and from the Johnson ranch, California. All mules sold on absolute guarantee. and will sell on terms Ask for MT. McDonald's mules. on corner Monroe and 9th Ave. Phone 3s92. If FOR SALE-Registere Hereford cattle. 50 two-year- bulls; 90 one yearold bulls; 50 two and three year old heifers; 90 one-year old heifers. The very best of breeding, very strong in anxiety, 4th blood. These cattle have good bone, good color, with plenty of quality and size. All raised on our farm here in Idaho Our herd was established over twenty-six years ago in eastern Nebraska, and we have been continually in the business since. We now have probably the largest pure bred herd of Herefords west of the Rocky mountains. Write or come and see us. Our prices are reasonable and our cattle give satisfaction.
 MIDLAND BREEDING FARM
 l.. l.. Young X Sons.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-07
S2,OOO
510 w Washington,

FOR SALES room brick pebble dashed house. bath. light. gas, water, old shade. double garage. chicken yard. Close in on carline. Phone. Owner 22l6 1t
Arizona republican., 1920-03-07
Panther City Realty
 Company
9 ". Monroe $

9 ". Monroe st. D FOR SALE = New four-room frame bungalow. nicely furnished throughout 1z2I F. Willetta St n
Arizona republican., 1920-03-07
For Sale-Livestock

FOR SALE4Two good cows, to b. fresh this month: one registered Jer sey bull very reasonable. A. G. liar grave. Phone 2R11.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-29

The Case Six Model comes in body
types: Touring; Sport; Sedan; Coupe.
Case-Continental Red Seal Motor West
inghouse Starting and Lighting System.
Delco Ignition. JacoX Steering Gear. Ray
field Carburetor. Stewart Vacuum Fuel
Feed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-29
NORTH CAROLINA ORDERS
100000 AUTOMOBILE TAGS
Police Declare Use OF One Instead Of
Two Plates Gives Law
breakers Advantage.
[ Special TO The Times DISPATCH

Special TO The Times Dispatch.
RALEIGH. y. g.. Feb. 2S--The Sec
rotary OF state today placed an order
FOR 10000 automobile tags for the
coming year. The design selected has
white raised letters aud figures on q,
dark brown background. and Is one OF
N" most attractive of the plates that
the state has used. II is expected that
additional orders Will have to he sent
Tor the Indications now arc that the
State will need 10000 plates for the
present year.
TIL" normal increase in the number
or automobiles and trucks in the State
during the past year has been about
30 per cent. Based on this average
The state will have 10000 motor
driven vehicles by the end OF the next
year.
The plates this year cos, about ,1a.-
onn. which is Il saving OF $1,000 on
the cost last yea: This is tho result
OF me new law. which does no. re-
ru!re but one license tag on ma chimes
next year. whereas two have been used
ior the past three years. II will cos;
ABOUT the same amount OF money 10
1listributc he tags to the automobile
owners OF tho state.
Police officials Of North Carolina
however, do not look favorably upon
the one-plate system. for thcv poini
out II will bc almost impossiblc for
'r;tiiic officers 20 apprehcnd peoDlr who
10 not use the right tags With ono
plat" on the rear Of tho car the traC-
lie COP VIII have little chance to stop
Il man oucc he passes him with the
I wrong tag on his machine.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-29
CORD TIRES ARE POPULAR.
HAVE ONLY ASSUMED
PROMINENCE SINCE 1914
Once Consfdrred Luxury. Declared FIX
trn Value In Obtnincd as Result of
WtthstandtHS Rough Usage.


Now that pneumatic cord tires have
made such a big place for themselves
In the automobile world and have
come TO he regarded as the best type
1f tire SO far developed for automu-
bile use, much interest centcrs in the
Z story of the development of this type
from its first adaption to rchicular use
= TO it's present advanced state,
Cord tires have only assumed prom
5-inence since 1914. although at thar
time they were not new. having been
made in this country as carly as i9oi.
q them. from the fabric type OF tire
which w, TO that time had been used
{ universally on automobiles. In a
UP Of cross woven cotton fabric. or
!, duck each successive layer Of fabric
s being placed at an angle OF i1 de-
y srces In it's relation to the layer OF
fabric under il. This construction
\ makes for extreme durability. but In
comparison with a cord tire Is lacking
+ somewhat In resilicncy. or lisveliness.
Built OF Strong Cords.
. woven fabric They are sult OF
astrong cords. similar TO a fishing line.
weave. The several layers or cords are
built up on the bias to furnish max
rimum strength. This construction per-
tire as il follows the surface Of the
street. goes far toward eliminating
friction and greatly reduces power
4cOnSnJnDtlOn.
The first cord tires were jntcnded
Efor use on electric vehicles. and for
. nearly ton years were confined to this
sphere Their advantages in this scrv-
ice during this period became so ,ar-
Aparent that tire engineers semsed their
adaDtability 20 gasoline propelled cars.
and after much experimenting and re-
timing. evolved cord tire suitable for
use on these cars.
Z At first they were used on large
passenger cars. and were very costly.
(which caused them TO be regarded as
a luxury by automobile owners. Bnt
pearcd. and tire engineers soon were
making cord tires for the medium
sDriced cars, and now for all classes or
cars. no matter what the size OF the
wheels.
Give Extra Mileage.
y In cost per tire they exceed other
types some what. as the construction is
emorc extensive. but the extra mileage
"ihe higher cost, II cord tires did moth
inc more than permit greater mileage
than the fabric type. their existence
would be amply justified.
Increased mileage is the livelincss or
the tire-its ability to absorb the
shocks and prevent them from affect
ing the mechanism of tho car. The
Inequalities OF the road and furnish
iihe easy riding qualities for which cord
tires have become noted.
The cry OF the public Is for better
tires-less tircs--fcwer tire changes
clonEcr tire lifc-lowcr cost per mile
y The fabric tire made tho automobile
possible. but for many years pne.:-
S;natic tires came in for their share Of
criticism. They were credited with
being responsible for the high cost OF
motortnE-and blamed for most OF tn.
motorists trials and tribulations.
This was the condition that cord
tires have overcome
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-29

OF making their operations pay better
protts. The following chief advantages
are claimed for til. use Of traiicrS:
They double the hauling capacity Of
each truck.
One driver handles the double load
There is a saving OF about SO per
cent IN the cost o. hauling the extra
load.
Trail"rs take care OF excess ship
Inents in the busy season.
trhilcrS in duh seasons than 10 let
the trucks stand idle
Overlooking OF trucks is avoided.
waiting time OF trucks and drivers
Is saved while traiicrs are being loaded
and unioaded.
The loaded trailer. can be lcf, at an
intcrmediate point for. loading or UNI
loading while the truck proceeds to its
own destination. the trailer being
picked up on the return trip.
Smaller, and cheaper trucks haul
the same tonnage with trailcrs or
semiiraile's az trucks Of double their
capacity.
Operating and overhead expenses are
all reduced when small trucks and
traiicrs are used
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-29
CLAIM STUDEBAKER CAR
Is SEASONS SENSATION
Considered Not Only Unusual but Rev
olutionary In Its


4 Sp.!nEing sensations ut automobile
shows has become Studebakcr habit,
but, perhaps. tho greatest one yet intro
duccd Is tho appearance of the new
S'udchaker Light six. Coincident with
rs advent at the motor car show il is
announced that the entire facilities OF
the great $4,000, 600 factories now
nearing completion in South Bend. Ind
VIII he devoted 10 the manufacture OF
this model.
The new car is hailed h. its makers
as the worlds greatest light six" ana
rhis ear Is considered not only unusual
but revolutionary in it's design.
INC new light six ranks as the first
chr at IT'S price equipped with cord
iircs. which today are on all 81 the
most expensive motor cars AS a mat
ter of fact. numerous features Of high
priced motor cars are 10 be found in the
Studcbaker Light Six.
y hurried inspection at the show
gives only sight conception OF how
much class this new car really has
IL looks n great dea, longer Than /;
Is because Of the rakish cut OF the body
Inc nigh, narrow radiator Is pa,ticii-
iarly pleasing and the lines OF the
iustrous black enameled body are low
AND graceful viewed from any angle
Even the windshield is tirnci nj a
clever. angle and the tenders have a
neat hug, which is convincing.
Outstanding features are such little
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-29
PNEUMATIC TIRES FOUND
VAL UABLE ON TRUCKS
Can Travel Over Rough RondS aud
ptOushcd Fields With
Comfort.

the motor truck on the farm has in
troduced several factors covcrning
this use. Pneumatic tires for ira vel
on rough roads and over p,oughed
h"!ds. protection against the weather
and ample light are the chief dema nds
which every farm truck must meet
solid tires or Dneunatics, according
10 the needs of the user. 4 buil,-i,I
weather and self-trackinE electric
lights make night hauling safe. In
addition. there is an electric starter
sectional radiator and military rad
iator guard. 4 governor, an odomcter
mechanical horn and steel bum
per--ail built in at tho factory and
included in every Ace truck delivered.
The Acc truck represents the apex
of truck valuc--a truck ready for the
driver and load when delivered.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-29

things not usually found in cars Of
this price. like plate glass oval win
dows in rear Of n distinctive gypsy
type. outside door handles. double dim
ming headlights. limousine tootb0aru
and other luxurious trimmings The
upholstery is Of genuine leather and
Doth drivers compartment ana tonncau
have plenty Of leg room The seats are
big. deep and comfortable. ana the in
Strument board is we'll arranged for
the convenience Of driver. In fact
when YOU slide in undcr the wheel
YOU are Immediately delighted with the
accessibility OF clutch pedal. brake ac-
ccierator and starter, while Il biz.
easily handled steering wheel makes
YOU feel that You could drive tn. ear
ali dAy without any discomfort
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-29
VALUE OF TRAILERS

Many Operators of Motor EIprc.s
Lines Make Trucks Pay
BETTER Profits.
Operators Of interc!ty and rural mo-
tor express lines are beginning to use
trAilcrs with their trucks as means
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-29

Live Automobile Dealers,

Live Automobile Dealers
ATTENTION!
One of America s grade Truck Manufac-
tuners want live representation in every county
in Virginia.
Have a liberal commission proposition for re-
sponsible dealers. Get the easy Truck business
in your territory
For information, write to Raymond, Box K
633, Richmond Times Dispatch, or see MIR. Ray
nnond at Murphy's Hotel, all Show Week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-29

Cord tire equipment. $3.50 f.. o. E.
Richmond. Atlantic High Pressure Lubricat-
ing System at 26 points. Harvey Semi
Elliptic Bronze Bushed Springs. DupleS
Head Lamps. adjusted vertically and hor-
izontaly. Wheelbase 1913 inches Weight
OF Sport Model, $50 pounds
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-29
THE NEW CASE SIX MODEL v SPORT CAR
THE NEW CASE SPORT MODEL

PEOPLE stand in admiration of SPEEDY handsome A
Feature Sport Model It's many wanted enements better
ments and touches of individuality instant approval It
appeals alike to business and professional Beneath it's beau
fu symmetrical lines all latteay tried tested and proven
features 1t exces comfort appointments Unequaled for per
durability To and ride in it is con-
elusive. Come today and this Case surprise
Arizona republican., 1920-03-12
1VAAU
 0
; ADVENTURES OF TIE TWINS
 % Olive Roberty Bartosa1
ssAll the worlds a stage
THE OSTRICH MAKES A MEAL


 again with and b1inked big eyes
 the me I'm of like nera a
 Nick to migh
 wher a hos don't eieve rairo here muh mt a hatsn it I And
Arizona republican., 1920-03-12

Menu for Tomorrow BREAKF,AST-Bake apple, scram bled eggs, toast, coffee.
 LUNCHEON = Macaroni a a d. brown bread and butter, preserves, tea. DINNER = Tomato soup, brolied white fish, French fried potatoes baked celery, head lettuce salad, queen of buildings. coffee
 My Own Recipes
 As spring draws nearer many VeSe- tables begin to be more plentiful and consequently fall off in price. Head lettuce is usually the first to drop q few cents per pound. There's no salad more delicious and crisp. Whether one chooses the old fashioned Boston head or the rather modern Iceberg, the salad gives piquancy to the whole nlASs and always goes with everything else.
 Macaroni Salad
 11% cups coked macaroni :. F cup salmon
 F cup diced celery
 1 green pepper
 1 onion
 tabIespoonfuls French dressing Mayonnaise dressing the stick into one -half-inch pieces to cook Mix rcacaroni, celery, chopped pepper and minced onion and let stand in the French dressing for 30 minutes. Add salmon. arrange on lettuce, add mayonaise and serve.
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Arizona republican., 1920-03-12
5iste'74he4H KI I%1EN

Iron rust has most astonishing way of appearing on garments Sometimes pin will be bit rusty and leave two little brown spots in most conspicuous place
 When this happens try lemon juice and salt Wet the spot with drop of emonjuce add salt and put on more lemon juice Lay in the sun and when the salt is dry the rust spot will be gone.
 If the sun refuses to put in appearance for the day hold the stain with it's saturated solution of lemon uce and salt over steam The rust will be demoved.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-12

After severalmonths of carefully test ing all the various Vacuum Cleaners on the Western Market we have found that Royal gets more dirt by actual test than any other cleaner excep- tion.
 Our sales room is equipped for excel lent Vacuum Cleaner tests. Not only can we show that Royal gets more dirt from the carpets and rugs but 1t IS the only cleaner that will perfectly clean bare floor surfaces-hardwood floors, linoleum, etc.-Without steaklng or scratching. We know what Royal will do-we want to show you. It will cover every nook and corner of the home. It will clean your draperies, curtains,
Arizona republican., 1920-03-12

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 spike I'll have to find sonethins utesa that told wake up?
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Arizona republican., 1920-03-12

By kind of sixth sense" IS -year-od Rebecca Ma tosian rght finds lost children and unites them with their parents Her work among the quarter million wan derng orphans of the Near East has earned her the title at the Neutral House. of the Near East Relief of Fam fly Matchmaker She is working among the Turkish deportees. |
Arizona republican., 1920-03-12

cups diced celery
 l cup white sauce
 2 tablespoons grated cheese
 F cup dried bread crumbs
 Paprika
 Cook celery until tender in boiling salted water. Drain. In buttered baking dish put layer of bread crumbs Melt grated cheese in white sauce and add celery. Pour mixture in baking dish, add paprika and a layer of bread crumbs. Bake in hot oven for 20 minutes.
 Queen of Puddings
 cup milk
 1 tablespoon butter
 cup bread crumbs (soft part of loaf)
 eggs
 tablespoons sugar
 Grated rind one lemon
 3 tablespoons strawberry jam
 14 teaspon salt
 Scald milk and butter and pour over bread crumbs. Beat yolks of eggs till thick and lemon coIored. Add yolks. lemon rind and sugar to bread crumbs Pour mixture into a buttered baking dish and bake in a moderate oven till set Remove from oven, spread with jam and cover with the whites of the eggs beaten till stiL and dry with tablespoons of sugar. Return 10 the oven and brown slightly on top.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-12
Royal Gets More Dirt Than Any Other /N
 Vacuum Cleaner---We Can Prove It! Nl

mattresses and walls just as efficient ly as it will get the dirt from the car pets and rugs. In short the Royal IS a complete housekeeping plant. Come in and see it.
 Note These Royal Superlorltles
 Five Royal Superiorities
 l. Only cleaner that cleans bare floor surface; cleans hardwood floors perfectly
 2. Gets more dirt, by actual weight, than any other cleaner made.
 g. Does not remove nap from the carpet Gan be used on the finest orentals and Wiltons without in- jury; in fact it lengthens the life of the finer carpets.
 f. Does thorough work, even when used rapidly.
 5. Least tiresome to operate (verv light, switch at finger yl tips, adjustable to all sur ~ faces) /SNGMQmsV
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-09
sECCIoN 20


Sera Illegal importar introducir en-
la Zona del Canal, manufacturer,
vender, regular, enajenar, transporter
o estar en- possession tener control de
detro de Ia Zona del Canal, cuales
quiera heores alcoholics, fcrmcntados,
mezelados (brcwedl, destilados, vino
SOS, malteosos 0 espirituosos, excepto
farmac6uticos, industriales 0 medicinal
les bajo reg!amentos que Sc dictaran
por el .Presidepte cualesquicra lico
res denSro de la Zona del Canal con
nfracci0n de tn presente seran cOnfs-
cados favor de los Estados Uidos:
Disponiendose que esta secci6n no Sc
ra aplieab,e a licOr en- transito por ell
Canal de Panama por ell ferrocarril.
Toda infracci6n de cualquiera de las
disposiciones de esta secci6n sera cas-
tigada con mlta de no mas de $1,000
o prision que no eXceda de seis me-
ses, por la .primcra ofensa, con mul
ia no menor de 5000 nj mayor de
$4,000 Y prisi6n de no mCnos de un
mes nj mas de c.neo amos por Ia Sc
guda o subsiguientcs infracciones
Toda infracei6n cometida hasta aho-
IA en- Ia Zona del Canal podra ser pro-
cesada y toda pena por la misma podra
hacerse cnmplr en- la misma forma Y
aplitud como 81 no hubiere pasado esta
ley.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-09
sEcCIoN ls

FL Uomisionado debera de tempo
en- tempo expedir los reglamentos, res
pecto al es'ablecinnynto, fianza y ex
plotaci6n de plantas jndustriates de
alcohol, plantas Observation-Disclosures, y
amaeenes de adeudo que aqui Sc au-
torizan, a In distribution, venta,
exPortaci6n, Y uso de alcohol que fue
rem necesarios, convenientes, o propios
para asegurar Ia renta, impedir la des-
viaci6n de alcohol no para bebida V
demas industries que empiearen dichO
alcohol como materia prima quimica o
para otros fines legales en- el mas alto
nivel possible, de eficiencia cient'f flea V
Fsomercial pue fslere congruente cGn
los intereses del gobierno, V que ase-
cure un abasto amplio de dicho alco
hol Y fomente su uso en- Ia investiga
ici6n cientffca e desarrollo de com
bustible, tintes Y otros prOductos le
gales
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-09
SECCIoN IA

Siempre que Sc perdiere alcohol por
evaporation por otfa merma, filta-
Ici6n, accidente o causa inevitable du-
rante Ia destiaci6n, redestilaci6n, des
naturalization, retro, conducci6n por
embarque, almacenaje, dep6si
to, empaque, transferencia recobro
de tai alcohol el Comisionado podra
remitir reintegrar cualquier contri-
buci6n impuesta sobre dicho alcohol
a virtud de Ia lev VICENTE, siempre
que q estuviere satisfecho de que el
plcohol no ha sido destinado a min
gun uso Illegal: .Disponiendose. ademas,
que tai concession no Sc hara 81 la per
soma que solcite Ia misma recobra di-
cha perdida medianse reclamation va
Ida de SECURE.