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Harry E. Jones. 1921: Hugh P. Nc
Cam. 1928; R. N. Hoffman, 2225; Mrs
S. T. Esmay, 2227; o. w. Melvin, 2229;
Susie Reeves. 2231; Patrick Dowd,
1888; J. r OMeara, 1895; Mrs. S.
Barrett, 2237; William Thompson,
2239; r. Vaughan, 2241, and Joseph
Molloy, 2243-
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DIED.

BANKS. Saturday. July "a 1920. at her resi-
denee. 2l3l Ward place NV. IDA HUNT
RANKS. beloved wife Of Nathaniel Banks
and daughter Of Louisa and the late Jere-
miah Hunt. She leaves sister. four
brothers and two daughters. Funeral from
st. Augustines Church Wednesday at 10
am. Remains at James Bros, 18th and l.
SITS. NV. ~
BEATrIE. Saturday. July "a 1920. at am.
MARY D., beloved wife of the late James
A. Beattie, mother OF William w and
James A. Beatte. Mrs. Mary A. and Laura
r. Hoover. Funeral from her late residence.
IS Cedar St. Cherrydale, W.. Tuesday after
noon at O'Clock. Relatives and friends in
vfted to attend.
pm. at Walter Reed Hospital. CLARA
CLARKE. beloved wife of Col Henry 2.
birmingham. L. $: A. retired. Funeral
from her late residence. L. S. Soldiers
Home, Tuesday. July 27. at 10 am. Re
QUEEN mass at L. s. Soldiers Home chapel.
Relatives and friends invited. Interment
Arlington national cemetery. Please omit
flowers.
CARTER. Departed this life 10 am. sstur-
day. July "a. 1890. at her residence. 1919
Benning road ne, MAGGIE w. beloved
wife Of Rev. Richard +. Carter. She leaves
a husband. seven children. two brothers. one
sister and number Of other relatives to mourn
,heir loss Funeral Wednesday. July ~. at
o'clock pm, from New Bethel Baptist
Church. 9th and SITS. NV. Relatives and
friends are invited TO attend. 27'
CARTER Members of Charles Catcher Chsp-
ter ter No. T. o. E. s., are notified TO attend
TER from New Bethel Baptist Church, 9Th
and SITS. NV. Wednesday. July IS, 1920,
LENA ]. HART. r. NJ
ARTHUR X. BROWN, R. P.
ANNA L. DORSEY. Sec'y.
EAsTERLING. Sunday. July %. 1920 at
ESQ a.m:, HORACE VIRGIL, beloved hus-
pand Q, Anna Anna N: Essteriing aged 50 years.
st. NV. Tuesday. July "a, at 10 Am
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licity attending this campaign is 9
good thing"
Despite the stated exodus from
Washington of many bootleggers, eyi.
dence is being gathered and placed
In the hands of federal officials which
Will be used in the prosecution o.
those on whom warrants will be
served this week.
Evidence Is Collected
1t was declared on good authority
that the federal officers have in their
possession evidences which will lead
TO the seizure of a very large amount
or whisky here within the week. /,
further was stated that DEVELOPMENTS
VIII reveal an Illicit whisky traffic
conducted by big men" who now are
being watched.
A great deal of whisky brought to
Washington is coming in small guam
titles through Union station. Many
have found it profitable to go to cities
north of here, it is stated. and buy
whisky so per cent cheaper than il
can be bought in the capital, return
ing to sell it in Washington 1t
probably would be an impossible thing
to search every suit case brought
through Union station. and unless ?
man is under suspicion through con-
slant repetition police at Union sta
ton are doing little to stop the traf-
fic
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CARD OF THANKS.

HAWKINS. We wish TO extend our sincere
thanks to our relatives. friends and neigh
bors for their kindness during the illness
and sympathy and focal tributes mt the
death of beloved mother FRANCES
HAWKINS. HER LONELY CHILDREN.
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NJ ARRIEn

KAUFMAN-oUEEN. On Thursday. July 30
1870. at Elkton, Nd, 10y Rev. William X
Moon, Miss ETHEL NJ. QUEEN and Mr.
HARVEY \. KAUFMAN.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1920-04-29

STANTON. NJ. A.-Lot ) of block A, Cum
bcrland Subdivision, BOssier. Taxes,
$40: interest and cost to be added.
southwest quarter of section I. township
II. range H. containing 40 acres. Taaxes,
Sl9J: interest and cost to be added.
WALKER. II. c., jr.-Thc northwest quar-
ter of southwest quarter and south half
of southwest quarter of northwest quar-
ter of section ~ and northeast quarter
of southeast quarter and south half of
southwest quarter Of northeast quarter
of section 23. township II. range IL. con-
tanning 40 acres. Taxes, $13.95; inter
est and cost to be added.
WISINGER. \. L.-WeSt half Of northeast
quarter Of northwest quarter Of section
Is, township %. range IA 20 acres.
Taxes, S2.4S; interest and cost to be
added.
!. On said day Of sale will sell such por-
ton of said property as each debtor will
point out. and in case the debtor will not
and without further delay. sell the least
quantity Of said property of any debtor
which any bidder will buy for the amount
of taxes interest and cost due by said
debtor. The sale will be without appraise
mcnt. for cash. in legal tender money OF
the United States. and the property sold
shall be rcdeemable at any time for the
space of one year by paying the price given
including costs and 20 per cent thereon.
!. +. EDWARDS,
Sheriff and er-otcio Tax Collector, BOs
sier Parish, Louisiana.
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tion ), township II. range 1:-contain
ing in all 1131 acres. Taxes. $1179.93;
interest and cost to be added.
HERRING. ID. L.-1O acres in the north
west quarter of section 80, township IS,
range Is, north OF and adjoining He'll
perrin Addition. Taxes. $3.50: interest
and cost to be added.
IIOFFlIEIMER. Mrs. Nettic-The south
west quarter of northwest quarter of sec
tion ::G and east half of northeast quar-
ter of northeast quarter of section 10,
township 10. range Is. containing GO
acres. Taxes. S33 interest and cost to
be added
JACKSON, Harriet and Austin-The
northeast quarter of northwest quarter
and northwest quarter of northeast quar-
ter of section -; (lcss . acrcs), township
*. range II. containing II acres. Taxes,
SS.22: interest and cost to be added.
JAMES .Amanda-The northeast quarter
of southeast quarter of section "a, town.
ship -. range 49, containing 40 acres.
Taxes $1,000; interest and cost to be
added
MORTON. Lawrence-Lots Z and of block
Il. Benton. Taxes, Sis: interest and
cost to be added.
MVLLHAJpT. J. 1.-THE east half of sec
ton Is. township II, range 13, and
southwest quarter of section IL, town
ship II. range II. containing. 1870 acres.
laXeS, S4S4.j- interest anu cost 10 DE
added.
NELSON DIR. \. B.-The south half less
the southwest quarter of southwest quar-
teri of section T. and northeast quarter
and east half of southeast quarter of
section Is. township 10. range II, and
west half of west half of section IS.
township 49,. range II. containing $50
acres. Taxes, SS56S interest and cost
to be added.
PILKIETON. Mrs. l.. B.--The west half of
northeast quarter of section 10. township
20. range II. containing so acres. Taxes,
$3.50 interest and cost to be added.
REED. JamrS-Thc northwest quarter.
west half of northeast quarter and north
half of southwest quarter of section "a
and southeast quarter of northeast quar-
ter Of section ':;. township 40. range IL.
| 800 acres. Taxes. Sal 80 !; interest and
cost to be added
| SEALS. !. P.-All that part of the north
west quarter of southeast quarter of sec
ton %. township Is. range II. north OF
the ". s. and 7. Railroads. acres
Taxes. $6.9S: interest and cost to be
added.
SMALL. Ida - Lot II of block BE. Nc.
| tormick Annex, Bossicr Taxes $500
| interest and cost to b. added.
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.HORE -kBOTT ROlDS.

Mr.. Will Mercer. of Shreveport. In Il
friendly manner. has taken us to task
fer advocating the construction of sand
clay rOndS here in BOSSier Parish. Mr..
Mercer is Il HoSSier product. for Years
II resident of Ward One. and has many
friends throughout the parish who look
upon him as Il representative citizen.
But if all this We're not true. we would
still give space to his contribution. for
he writes with IL knowledge Of the
subject at hand. He says:
Mr.. \. -. Scanland Benton. La.
Denr 40: have always been Il strong
supporter of the policies Of the Banner.
but | want to say that | think you need
to chang" your editorials considerably on
the good roads question and get in line
with Il more modern plan of building.
The cry now all over til" country is fol-
better and better roads and the only way
We can get better roads Is to dig way down
in the pockets of the taxpayers and pay
for them. The modern high speed. high
powered truck. carrying from one to seven
tons ut Il fifteen or twenty mile clip. would
not get far on the best Sand-clay road ever
built. and this means of transportation Il
not an It'H uGtffu oI INT lutuTe NUt ILL
absolute necessity to our civilization. and
| say let's build roads that will carry this
load with minimum of rcpnirs.
Even the gravel roads we are now build
in. will not begin to carry the tOnnag,
demanded of them without Il complete re-
placement of the entire wearing Surfac,
about every three years and constant work
to even keep them in reasonably paSsablt
condition.
know that one creates all kinds Of II
disturbance with the average taxpayer when
il is suggested to spend S25.OOO per mile
for road. but Tx puts up II great dr,
bigger squcal when his flivvcr gets stuck
up to the nxlrs and some handy fellow
with team comes along and charges him
five or ten to pull him out. and in most
CASTS about cnr pull ut fly" dollars per pull
would pay his years good-roads tax.
one real honest to goodness brick oi
cement road in every parish In til" State
of Louisiana would add more taxable wealth
and make mere pcop" happy and c"ntrntrd
in one year than five times that many miles
of sand-clny road would do in five years
and th,s tan b" accomplished within tn,
next five to seven years II each and every
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Offered For Lease

state of Louisiana. Executive Department,
BatoR Rouge. Louisiana.
By virtue of. and in conformity with. the
provisions of Act No. 30 Of the Extra Ses-
sion of 1918, sealed bids will BE- received
Mt my office on or before the I'd day Of
May. 1920, at twelve o'clock noon. for the
lease of the OIL, gas and mineral rights In
and to the following described land situated
in Webster. Hossier and Bienville parishes
Louisiana. to-wit:
The north half of northwest quarter,
northwest quarter Of northeast quarter.
southwest quarter Of northwest quarter and
lot Of section .. northeast quarter. west
half Of southeast quarter and lot 6 Of section
;. all Of section 81. west half Of west half,
east half Of northwest quarter and lot D
Of section 33. township is, north, range TO-
west. Louisiana Meridian. All Of sections
- and 30, township II. north, range 10
west. Louisiana Meridian. Containing In
the aggregate an estimated acreage OF
224O acres.
Either cash or certified check to the
amount of the cash bonus contained In the
bid shall accompany each bid. and sald
| cash or certified check shall bc forfeited
to the State by the successful bidder In the
event said bidder does not enter into WITT.
| ten contract within ten days after his bio
| shall have been accepted.
The right to reject any and all bids re-
| served X. &. PLEASANT.
Governor of the State Of Louisiana.
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NOTICE TO MORTGAGE CREDITORS.

Office Of state Tar Collector.
Benton. Louisiana.
In conformity with Section 63 Of Act 81 of
the Acts of 1883. and subsequent laws of
Louisiana. notice is hereby given to all
persons holding mortgages upon real estate
located in the Parish of Bossicr State of
Louisiana, upon which taxes for the year
1919 have not been paid. that l will begin
the sale of same at the front door of the
Court House in the town of Benton. La.
on Saturday. May s. 1920. and that II
number of pieces of property so delinquent
now being advertised in the Bossier
Banner, in conformity with the law. prepar-
atory to such sale. The attention of mort
gage creditors is especially called to this
advertisement of tax sales. and they are
warned to take such steps prior to the sales
as may be necessary to protect their rights.
!. +. EDWARDS.
Sheriff and er-obfcio Tax Collector, Bos-
Sicr Parish, Louisiana.
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TAX ORDINANCES
liz idopted BY the Bnssier Leree hoard Jor
the Year Ig10

.is idopted BY the Bnssier Leree Board tor
the leGr Ig2D.
An ordinance lcvying 1O-mill tax on ai
property in the North BOssier Lcvce ms
trict subject to taxation for evee anu
drainage purposes for the year 1920
BE it ordained. by the Board Of commis-
sioncrs of the North BOssicr Levce District.
in regular session convened That distriet
lcvce and drainage tax Of 10 mills on ins
dollar of its assessed valuation bc and tne
same Is hereby levied on all property ~.
,latcd in the North Bossier Lcvce Distre'
for the year 1920.
An ordinance lcyying a local asscssmcnt .,
- cents per acre on every acre Oh ianu
within the North Bossicr 1.cvcc IHstne'
for the year 1920.
Be 1t ordained by the Board Of tommis.
siencrs Of the North Bossi"r Lcvce Disine,
in regular session convened That iotHi
assessment of - cents per acre on eSfIy
acre of land within the North Bossfcr Lew
District for the year 1920 BE- ana tn'
same is hereby levied.
NJ. =. BoLINGER,
President North Bossicr Levee Boa"'
!. PERRY. Secretary.
NnriI .pD 1870 Juur %
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FINAL ACCOUNT.

SHccession of Mrs.. N. II. Giles. decreased. In
District court. Bossier Parish, Louisiana.
NOTICE is hereby given that H. l.. Giles. adj
ministrator of the succession of Mrs. NJ. T..
Giles, deceased. has this day filed in my
Office his final account in said succession,
and If opposition be not made thereto within
the time prescribed by law. the same will be
homologated and made the judgement of the
Court
Given under my official signature and seal
of Office. at Benton. La. on this. the 18th
day of April. 1920.
JAS. NJ. HENDERSON,
1872 Clerk Bosser District Court
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April -,
CONST.AHLE~S SALE.

r. H. CoIrH ~. Sol Banks. ~ JhA ',s.
court. SecGad Ward, Parish ~ B"ss'e''
Louisiana.
BY virtue of Il writ of fcri tdcids. is s.S
on the 9TH day of April. 1870, by thf nv "a
l.. W. Hutchings. Justice Of said court -
to M. directed. in the above entitled cau,s.
I have seized and will Offer for sale 70 v.
last and highest bidder. ut tac tron' =.
of said Justice. ut II O'Clock h.m''
Saturday the I'D day of May. wv.
bay MARE. about IA hands high. aoou. i
wears old. dark name and tail. nam y.
Pcarlfr: :" one mare COLT. about mon III
old white star in forhcad. as per caat ..
mortgage. defendant to paintiH I ns ...oi
dated July, 2s. 1919. recorded III
Mortgages. volume /. page 1870.
This sale in order to satisfy n judsrh'eS'
duly rendered in foreclosure OF sa'a ny"
gage for the sum of SGT 80. and c'S.s.
-.o..- CHARLES SMITH. & nstap".
April -, 1920. lmay .oI
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

NoricE is hereby given to all taxpayers that
will complete the listing of all property
In Bossier Parish for assessment purposes
on or before Saturday. May !, 1920. and
that the assessment lists will be open for
inspection by the public for twenty days,
beginning on that date. and ending Thurs
day. May 10th. All taxpayers arc notified
that the assessment lists viii be subject 10
examination for this twenty-day period. as
required by law.
l.. u. TAYLOR, Assessor.
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You enjoy reading the Banner. So
would your relative who has removed
from the parish. Why don't you order
1t mailed to him?
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CHI 3o5siet &anutr
Mrs. w. III. SCANLAND, OWner.

PHbiishcd on Thursday Of Each Week
ENTERED as Srcond-class matter at the post
office at Benton. La. under act of Con-
grcss of date March =, 1879.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-22
BROADWAY TIGERS
WEAKENED

Tho broadway Tigers have been
considerably weakened for their an.
nual gridiron struggle with tho Lin
coin Raiispiittsrs which will hold the
center Of the local sport stage Tur-
key day. The game which will have
no bearing on tho title which belongs
10 Ballard high school. Is neverthe-
lesa one Of the big games Of the
year.
The Tigers have lost the services
Of Jean Ward. their scrappy little
quarterback. Haynes and Paul
strizek. regular csnters. are both out
Of the game. II ~ doubtful also
whether or not Melster. the regular
fullback. who Is suffering from an
Injured hip. viii be able 10 play.
Coach Powers OF the First hill
team isn't ready 20 announce his
changed lineup as yet
Out at Lincoln the Tailspiit;ers
have been weakened by the loss Of
Captain Hnllei. who was expected 20
play one Of the halfbaek berfhH. Hal
let WIS hurt in the game with West
Seattle.
Farley win be shifted from fun.
back 20 one ~ the ends. Matthews
will probably start az fuilbaek.
Otherwise. the Lincoln team win
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All-American Door Open to Notre Dame Star
PUT UP NEW GOLD CUP
FOR MOTOR SPEED BOATS

DETROIT. Nov. ga new 81. 600
gold cup. offered TO promote racing
OF displacement type ~ boats. hy
Garfield A. Wood and Carl Fisher.
Is expected 20 put new pep into the
ncing OF model hull craft during the
1891 racing season. The new trophy
has just been accepted by the Ameri.
can Power Boat nHaocia lion, and Will
be raced for ths first time at the
gold cup events In Detroit next sca.
son.
q. 4. Wood II well known as
owner Of Miss America" which won
this years international races for the
Hafmesworth trophy lie has owned
most ~ the world champions, IN fact.
FOR the past two or thrse years. and
L. said 70 have plans for invading not
only the displacement ana world
champion classes next season. hut
tho little limited power class races
a. well.
Fisher became famous as pro
mot~r Of the automobit, racing
events. and later aH donor u the
g. 600 Fisher trophy for racing
boats. Both 81 these men arr ex-
pecird 60 be In the competition again
next season for tbs highest honorn
In motofbnatdom.
A meeting o. officials Of the
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menace to the claim of the
Golden Bears TO the gridiron
title of the Pacific coast.
And that team Is the University
Of southern California. This Is tho
same squad that Elmer Henderson,
former broadway mentor. IL tutor.
ing, This squad l. not Yet a mem.
Der Of the Coast conference, but
nevertheless they VIII come In for
some consideration as they haven't
lost game this year and also res
istered a win over stanford by a
10 70 0 count earlier in the season.
Whether or not the 4. 5. c, will
have any further claims on the
Coast honors depends upon their
showing with the Oregon Rggrega-
tlon at Los Angeles Turkey day
True. the University OF Oregon had
a tough game Saturday and cannot
be expected 20 put up their best
game against the rrojans, but never
thelcss the Southerners viii come IN
for a bis argument should they DC.
feat oregon.
California may have 90 play the
Trojans a post season game II the
u. 5. {. defeats Oregon before either
team can be awarded the game at
Pasadena with the Eastern team
yet TO be selected. California has
undoubtedly the more impressive
record OF the two. but records don't
count for much on the football field
these days.
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SEATTLE
GOLFERS
WIN
BURNS CUP

As the result Of Saturdays So 70 6
win against the wavcriy team the
Walter J. Buras' cup viii once NOR.
adorn the trophy room OF the Seattle
Golf club.
The Oregon players came here
with the - points gained IN tho
first half % this home and homo
links battle played on Tho wavrriy
course last month. but the locals
soon wiped out this handicap and fin
lshed with n balance q 20 points on
the fun match.
The scores follow. with tho Port.
land player mentioned first in each
case.
willing 0. s,ell .: Wilhelm .. Stein
!: Watson 0. Campbell J. straiEht 0.
Bailingcr 3: Bragg 0. Russell J Henry
1. Beebo :. siocum /. Blair 2. Kitten.
back 0. Aver J. Davi. o. Burnett a.
Pierson l. IEulskamp J. Mckenzie 0.
Van Tuyi ,. Mecooi 0. Tidmarsh O.:
Wernicke 0. Dickinson ): Jones 0,
McEiwain .: Nelson ,. Moore 4:
parsiI 0. Cameron J. Minor I. stlrrat
?: Macklin o. Ford .. cavanaugh 0.
stimson ,. Beas 0. schofieid a.
Total-Portiand 8. Seattle 60.
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EVERS
WELCOMED
BACK TO CHI

CHICAGO. Nov. 23.--Johnny Evers
was welcomed home today. The new
manager Of the Cubs r.turned 20
the lot where he first became famous
In the "Tinker 70 Evers to Chance"
combination. 10 take charge Of Chi
cago's National league club.
Eyers has been in Cuba with n
tam Of the New York Giants. Dur.
ing the last season he acted MS John
McGraw's assistant and much Of the
success OF the team toward the end
OF the season was attributed to
Evcrs' work.
In coming back 10 Chicago. Evers
will find n warm spot in the Cubs
fans hearts. He has always been a
favorite here. He was manager Of
the Cubs for n time following the
regime Of Frank Chance, but left TO
play second base for the Boston
Braves.
Ths Trotan's fighting qualities
has made him many close friends.
and many bitter enemies. He Joined
the Cubs when he was only II years
OF age and has been known as one
OF the greatest players the game
ever produced.
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WAS 1T PLOT TO MAKE MAN.O WAR LOSE TO SIR BARTON?

who heard Of tho matter that there
wna deliberate attempt made 10
keep Man o. War from winning.
The saddle used by Hummer In
this race was practically new. hav.
ing been used only twice previously
This shows that the precautions
taken 10 protect Man o. War were
fully Justified The slightest tam
peflng with anything concerning
such an animal might spoil his en-
tire career ana cause his owner
heavy financial loss.
II the strap had broken earlier
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Gold Cup. the famous British rae
Ing trophy.
American rportsrnen would like 20
see the owner Of thr wonder horse
consent 10 make tho trip. They
believe tho victory Of Man o War
over Engiand's best horses would
convince the racing authorities on
the other side that there are no cold
strains In our American thorough.
bred a. typified by tho American
champion.
The English stud book does not
recognize the Hastings strain IN the
blood line OF Man o. War because
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many Of the American thoroughbrr
records were destroyed during
Civii wsr. Their contention is y 4
the American stud book II me
product Of memory.
II Man o. War races ut Ascot -
British racing dictators would learn
that Man o. War IN "A thoroughbred
Perhaps nothing but visible per-
fofmance can convince them.
How would you like 70 see an
American win the hEcot Gold Cup
with an American horso7 Nan q
War can do H.
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GRID IS g


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tns t~fevs Ntss."stn ~ 10
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ceeet tseese bsA nssn.saf Ats
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American Power Boat association
VIII be held in New York next month.
during tho National Motor Boat
show, which Is % be held NJ Grand
General palace December 10 20 IS
At this time plans for the various
1891 racing events viii be worked
out In detail Many Of the big racing
motors 10 be used In tho 1921 cham.
piona viii DO on display at the
National exhibition. as VIII as the
famous hulls which won this years
houorn