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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-29
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AMI ans w ELkSs
Y. L., Canada-Did Natalie Talmadge
really get married last week, or was that
Just a rumor?
Yes. she married Buster Keaton, the
comedian, at her sister Normas home al
Bayside, Long Island. Norma and Con-
stance and Anita Loos all have homes
down theresa picture the wedding!
Sally, Columbus-Are the Farnum,
brothers going to go on making pictures q
Yes, surely-for Fox; Dustin has Just
signed with this company.
Nat Chicago-Which part Is Mary
Piekford playing in Little Lord Faunt-
leroy?"
She plays two parts-that Of the littis
boy and that of his mother. There is
some remarkable double exposure work
in this picture, as the two eharactera
are shown closer together than is usualk*
managed in scenes of this kind. Al -
there is a difference of six inches In tn
height--so you can see that Mary q
been doing some interesting things IN
working out Elects for this release,
Copyright, 1871.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-29

The INTERNATIONAL REFORM BUREAU attempting the
fighters
pected try all the
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-29

money saved had school
improvements delayed The city might money by
closing schoo entirely a couple years.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-29

THE gallons capacity
live the extreme north side yet
havea o sprinkle their
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-29

GENERAL asking latitude cutting expenditures
granted With which the expenditures benz
mad he accomplish something
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-29

CONTRACTS portable school buildings
yet erection of buildings
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-29

good paving could be placed the streets
where tys paving passabe streets
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-29

chance themselves on tn
plaza proposal? They going for it
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-29

EVEN Directing giving the people chance
to say they wish to have done.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-29

Golfers about empty headnethu putin
him in class wit European peers.
Evening journal., 1921-11-23
SPORT ON
HOLIDAY CARD
Morning and Afternoon
Football Games Seized
uled for Tomorrow
STATE TITLE
is AT STAKE

Sport apienty will be furnished
in these environs tomorrow. Thanks
giving Day. known nationally as
Turkey Day Il Is the biggest day
OF the season for football and the
gridiron game viii attract the major
portion OF attention in this section
a. IL does IN other parts OF the
country.
-Four big games are on the local
program. two for the morning and
two for the afternoon. The a. m.
session will bring the local scholastic
aggregations. Wilmington High and
Saiesianum Catholic High. against
their respective alumni. The Cherry
and White will entertain It's per-
formers OF the past Al Harlan Field
while the Gold and White viii act as
hosts 10 It's former students at Sec
ond and DUPONT streets.
A real tasty after-dinner morse
will be dished up BY the four leading
Independent elevens. Defiance
which held Chesrook 70 a one-poin
margin. IA to 13. a couple OF week
ago. will again engage the Champs
at Harlan Field. while Parkside an
81. Mary. rivals Of the ancient an
honorable variety, will race and tea
al one another al Pennsy Field. l
addition 20 the keen feeling 'twi,
the twain. the chance for a crack a
Evening journal., 1921-11-23
BRANDYwNE WINS 'EM.

Brandywine OF the Fourth Division
quoit team OF the Church 0uoit
League took FIVE games from Mt
Salem. Monday night, winning their
twenty-ffth straight game. Score;
Brandywine ....21 21 21 21 AS
Mt Salem ....1O s 3 10
Brandywine-Denn. Knapp, Ray
mond, Kolb. Mt. salem-Spenoe,
Ponsell. Johnson, White.
BRANDYWINE sPUTTERS.
Big Bill Raymond went down the
State to knock on rabbits then came
home and showed Mt. Salem how to
knock the quoits OF.
When Il comes to pinch II takes
Little Harry Denn to use his steinle
crullers.
skinnie Kolb can slins razor out
Oh YOU quoitsi
Kid Knapp the champion toe
jumper ilis the holes In the board
like nc does the holes in the city
streets.
Daddy Raymond hasn't been after
rabbits 1his year but no Is going
after Epw orth next week.
Pretty soft for Brandywine: Their
captain, Jack Karl can't pitch quoits
but he knows who can.
We are anSiousiy waiting on
'iuion's visit.
Evening journal., 1921-11-23
foreign CHAMPS
NOT So MUCH
Not Ranked High by Fol-
lowers of Sport in United
States
ALWAYS HAVE
BEEN DEFEATED
BY HENRY T.. FARRELL.

~ - n ANNANIaAaNAf
Omitted Press stan Correspondent.
NEW YORK-America does not
think much OF the class OF foreign
champions.
Results. more than prejudice.
lead 10 this opinion.
After seeing Carpenter. Mile.
Lenclen, Willies Hunter and the
constant procession OF British fight
ers that come over with a title and
leave a victim OF second raters. the
crown OF European champion" does
not stand very high on the American
sport exchange.
II is very unusual then 10 have a
British champion visit these shores
go down 70 defeat twice and yet
have that beaten champion regarded
as the greatest player in the world
However, that Is just what hap
pened in the case OF Miss Cecil
Leitch, the British woman golf
champion
Uncle Sam though that Miss AlerA
Sterling. the Atlanta girl. was some
golf player and when she was de-
2 AEAANA NMANF " MISS AaEAAAMH AAmNN~
leans were inclined TO throw on the
/ cynicism with which they usually
looked at British appraisal Of great
ness and agree that the British wo-
man was the greatest OF them all.
Naturally. the invasion last sum-
mer OF America by Miss Leitch was
one OF the banner events OF the golf
season. The British champion start
ed on auspiciously enough by de-
feating Miss Sterling for the Cana
dian woman's title.
Then came the reverses.
In the second round OF the Amer
lean championships. the English
queen OF the links was unexpected
ly beaten by Mrs. F. c. Let's. Chi
cago. former western champion.
One week later in the Betheilyr
Cup tournament in Philadelphia
she was again defeated by Mis-
Glenna collett, the sensational Prov
idence girl.
! Undismayed by these reverses
Miss Beitch again regained her form
and didn't lose another match.
Her smiles In the face OF defea
and the gallant and cordial way q
which she rushed TO conEratulat
her conquerors won her a place (
: the heart OF every American go
fan. so that when she was lesvin
: for home, one Of the best critics
America said:
Although unsuccessful IN IN
main purpose OF her coming I
American shores. Miss Leitch cav
realistic proof Of the fact that sh
be holds place as perhaps the great
est woman golfer the world has eve
SEEN
Miss Leitch has returned hom
70 England. She left with promis
/. TO return next season and make an
other effort to win the America
title which is the last OF her gol
=. world TO conquer.
Evening journal., 1921-11-23
COOknan Cookies
BY HAZEL

old No. team stiri holding their
own. Alta boy. Slim, make 'em all
work
Old No. team. which has been
travelling AZ such a fast pace, had
some ham tossers with Il this week.
II dropped all FIVE games 10 Mount
Salem. Ouchi That hurstsl
old No. team set a record for
the league. Oh, my But Goodman
loves to wallop Second Baptist. No
tice. President Taylor. Scores:
Cookman... 21 21 21 2t 21-5
I'd Baptist. s ? s 20 90
Look at that-5 10 0. Wow, aw
full Alta boy, Bill
No. team went to Westminster
and had five games handed to them.
Somebody had to help us along But
don't let us scare you. Westminster.
Never mind. Dutch. you may not
be able TO play, but you sure are
some coach and rooter.
There does not seem to be many
basketball teams ready TO accept
Manager ziegler's challenge. Come
on, fellows, get in touch with zieg-
Ter, so4 East Sixth street. Goodman
wants games.
What do you say. Dinty7 Haven't
heard T. uch from our City League
team, but we notice It is driving tn,
leaders. Who was Il that dropped
the leaders that one gamer
Well, boys. Hanover surprised
itself, but we can't win them all
Wait until we get the rules down I
little better Alta boy. Reese &c
them next time. Hanover. 81; Cook
man. Is. -.
Evening journal., 1921-11-23
Old SwedeS' Chips
BY "sNAPPER"

Five more for the Second Division
ouoiters. Union was the victim
Monday night although they gave
us the hardest contest we have had.
Mt. Salem collected two games
from our Third Division team In
which both teams we're well matched
With one more team 70 play in the
first round the Second Division team
has yet to lose a game.
Manager AL Moore Is keeping his
tossers in trim for the big game next
week. with Mt Salem.
McCabe lined up against our
basketball tossers Monday night.
That's all.
It took two full spaces in the
scorebook TO record Walls field goals
Some eye. Stretch.
The two old workhorses. Nickel
vey and Jewell. staged a comeback
and proved a very warm pair at the
finish. Nice work. boys
Buddie Allen Is sure some speedy
forward. Bud hit the net for half
a dozen two-pointers. One field goal
was all that was registered against
our guards. Some squad.
The rabbit supper that was TO be
held last week has been postponed
/ forever. For further information
inquire OF Bob Palfrey.
Hereafter Lickor Smith will be
appointed on any committee involv-
ing game suppers. Such as rabbits
/ GALLEY or tame) and other fowl.
Big game Thursday night, fellows.
at the Y. NJ. c. A. We play st.
I Paurs and as there will be no club
meeting. everybody will have a
chance TO see the team in action.
Let's have a big turn out Game
starts at o'clock.
Evening journal., 1921-11-23

,r,Dression that football has devei-
o,ed into a moliycoddle game. Far
from it. The coaches still insist
hat the men play hard. Playing
hard. however. does not mean that
the player must slug. and resort TO
o,her rough tactics that lay himself
open 10 a penalty. .A
PLAYERS seldom get away with
slurrinr. when competent ofhcials
arc in charge OF the game. Twice
mis- wear two OF the big elevens IN
the cast have suffered because OF
rough play.
In the game between Penn ana
swarthmore, which ended IN 70
tic. Penn suffered severely because
one of its players was elected from
the game for slugging. The penalty
netted swarthmore about 20 yeards'
because the ball was well In Penn $
territory at the time. Coach Heis-
man Of Penn was so peeved that he
dropped the offending player from
the squad.
In the game between Princeton
and the Navy. a Princeton player
was caught slugging and II cost the
Orange and Black 40 yards, since the
ball was we'll in Navy territory when
the punishment was inflicted.
Football Is more Of a sport for
sports sake. Win at any cost and
in any way is no longer the watch
word. spprtsmsnship rather than
results is the slogan. The new foot
ball has done much to bring about
present conditions. The old style
with it's mass formations, was made
to order for slugging. Players could
pull the rough stuff and invariably
escape detection. The new open
game makes II easy for the officials
TO observe infrsctions OF the rules
Penalties usually prove very costly
Hence the coaches dwell on the i'm
portance OF clean, hard play.
r E
Evening journal., 1921-11-23
Famous Catcher Offers
Some Real Wisdom

third play that
the major leagues
a successfully plfered
execute
the
In inning
be consideration.
break with
IL s a third The
handle the throw
whch deceptive slide
club Of the bran
double
Make
the
made Hlman
gotten Heiman. and
who
the only wayto o
Looks dope just
Evening journal., 1921-11-23

Rule 34-Sect1on ?; Man on
third. Players all in position when
pitcher steps toward third and,
after several bluffs, throws the ball.
Is it a balk? No.
Rule 56-Section s: Runner on
second. He is caught on base when
running to third, throws up his
hands and is hit by the ball on the
arm. His back was TO the ball. Was
he out? Yes. II the umpire consid-
ers he threw his arms up TO inter
fere with the throw.
Rule 56-Scction 10: One out
first and second occupied. An in
field ny is hit to third baseman and
legally caught. Base runner is
caught of second. but is not touched
with the BAH. Is he out7 Yes. n
the ball is thrown to second base
before he gets back.
Rule S5-,Section s: In above
case, can it be called double play =?
Yes.
Evening journal., 1921-11-23
THINKS SUM SEEKS
BOIT ARRANGEMENT

Dear Bauleaxe:-In reply 10 the
statement in your columns on Mon
day night. evidently eminating from
the direction OF George Null, man
ager OF Kid Sum. I think his object
is TO get someone to arrange bout
for his boy. why doesn't he get a
fight AZ one Of the Philly clubs him
self? do not believe he has the
reputation. have fought as good az
he third preliminary at the Ice Pal
ace. do not think Sum can claim
The State title as he has been beaten
twice by George Morrow. 7 have
had 20 wins and only one defeat
JOE HALL
Evening journal., 1921-11-23

Parkside and ST. Mary's two con-
tenders for the State grid honors
and two old rivals In sport. will at
tend TO the process OF elimination
tomorrow afternoon, at Penny
Field. Both realize that the win
ner will remain In line for the title.
Another thing hinges on the out
come OF the contest. the champion
ship Of the East Side. and this alone
means something to the contending
aErregations.
Manager volkman. of the Black
and White and Manager Bradley. OF
tho Cats. state that their warriors
Evening journal., 1921-11-23

Charley Brickley wants 10 bring
his New York Giants to Whining
ton. according to a letter received
by Chesrook. He would be induced
by a $4,000 guarantee. And he also
adds that ne will throw in an ex-
hibitiOn OF his proves as a drop
kicker for good measure. No
Charley Is not going 10 bring his
Giants 10 Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1921-11-23

As far rs The Battlcaxe Il con-
ccrned no bantamweight in the State
has clearer claim TO the champion
ship than SUM. We must again
mention the fact that no one has
ever made an attempt 20 cover the
$50 forfeit posted with us and
which Is stiT mp. IL hVs never been
taken down by Null, although we
were ready 20 return it several
weeks ago. a. announced I'm these
columns. And Sum claimed the
title long before the posting OF the
hfty bucks. The Battleaxe takos It's
position ON Sums record and his
willingness to meet all eligible men.
We have an idea that opinion Is
considerably divided as to whether
Morrow defeated Sum twice or nos.
-f-t-f-
The olympia is the name given
10 Wilmingtons newest basketball
han. SIS shipley street. We're pat
ting ourselves on the back when we
-av that we we're requested TO give
suggestions for name and the hrsi
one we mentioned was accepted for
the new hail. Defiance will have the
honor of opening the Olympia on
Saturday with a double header. A
dance will most likely follow the
games.
Evening journal., 1921-11-23

Notre Dame Is help up as the
best eleven in the middle-west
by some critics who In the same
breath deplore the early season
defeat az the hands Ok Iowa,
Conference winners
Evening journal., 1921-11-23
Turkey Days sports
(Mornlno)
EOOIHAIl


FOOTBALL.
Wilmington High vs. Alumni.
saiesisnun vs.. Alumni. Second
and dupont
Pine A. e. VS. South Side Snappcrs.
Fourth and Church.
Cross Country run. Ferris School
10 Y. NJ. G. A.
Beilefonte W. Five Points. Elm
hurst
Rockford W. St. Hedwie. Rockford
Tower.
(Afternoonl
FOOTBALL.
Defiance Va. Cheerook. Harlan
Field
Parkslde Va. St. Mary's Pennsy
Field
Parkside Aggies W. 81. Mary's
Academy. Pennsy Field.
Ninth Ward ". Rockford. Rock
ford.
Park A. C. vs.. 81. Peters. New
Castle.
TRAPsHooTtNc.
Poultry Shoot. Greenhill. "a m
and p. M
Poultry Shoot. DastiaSe. "a m.
and p. m)
Evening journal., 1921-11-23
eACREs OF DIAMONDS"


Just a timely twist OF the famou
old story;
once upon a time there was
vera. vera, devoted hunter
who secured the hills and plains
to fetch a rsbbit-to demon
strate his prowess TO his wife
and likewise enjoy the writhing
envy Of his fellow men. He
trampcd for many rods and
wcarily turned homeward. His
iron. unshot. the leads intact
unto their casings-unrabbited
Heavily he dragged his steps
10 his kitchen and sank leadedly
on the sofa, disgraced and hum
bled. Al length his wife did
query az 20 his whereabouts
and he spake. and voiced the
truth. "A-rabbiting."
why. Emmet." she gasped
Just like that-"why Emmet,
why didn't you tell me you
were going 10 hunt FOR rabbit.
Il was only FIVE minutes ago
that I kicked one off'n the back
perch"
Evening journal., 1921-11-23

Eddie has lead the Champs
through another successful season
and has them pointed toward de-
Tending the State title. chesrook
will meet Defiance at Harlan Field
tomorrow afternoon and the winner
OF the Parkside-St Mary's game
later.
Evening journal., 1921-11-23

We hear that Joe Hampton was
more than the third man in the
ring when he refereed down At the
Fort on Sunday. From all accounts
Joe was one Of he principals and
handled his mitts pretty well.
Evening journal., 1921-11-23

The 'big hand" should he extend
cd TO that Defiance crew OF griddcrs.
The boys from the Tenth Ward have
made as good and better showing
than other clcvcns in It's class. De-
feating Fort dupont and losing TO
Chesrook by one point puts them
way up among the first They had
the misfortune 20 play Parkside
with Paul Eemske In the lineup Of
the Black and White. IL looks as n
Defiance will not have a chance 20
mcet 81. Mary's, due, according 70
reports 20 the fact that they cannot
agree on the choice of playing
field. The Tenth Waricrs may bc
right I'm their stand. Manager Mat
shannon says. I've have given I'm too
often when we knew that we were
right" A game between 81. Mary
and Defiance would no doubt he one
of the biggest attractions OF the
local independent season.
Evening journal., 1921-11-23
TOday'S Sport Angle
r f A T E m

R r A T F m
Rough
Not 80 many
years ago that
was the college
veil Of every
football coach.
Things are diff
ferent now Foot
ball mentors no
longer look on
the rough stun
with favor.
Don't get the
Evening journal., 1921-11-23
MHIrE srAR M TINIsH.

After defeating Chesrook, Jrs-, the
White Star warriors will play their
last game Of the season with the
Elsmere eleven. AZ 10 o'clock. Friday
az Elsmcre The probable lineups
will be as follows:
White star. Elsmcre.
Evening journal., 1921-11-23

One Congressman Is being
sucd for breach Of promise. but
many others could he held on
the same charge differently de-
fined.
Evening journal., 1921-11-23
SEVENTH WARD VS.. vINCONrE

The Seventh Ward A. A. basket
ball team will play Vineome. OF Phil
adelphia, in the Friends School
gymnasium on Friday night st.
Ann and Parkside Aggles viii meet
in a preliminary game.
Evening journal., 1921-11-23

HcssiOn. Defiancc's sorrcl-
topped end must have told the
Fort fellow nc was ''it," I'm that
game OF tag ne enjoyed.
Evening journal., 1921-11-23

Advertise through the Want Ads
for experienced managers. The
Want Ads win open up lucrative
positions with stores and Offices.
Evening journal., 1921-11-23
CHURCH LEAGUE.
DIAMOND WINS HERE.

Diamond Council took two out Of
three games from the Daughters Of
America. in a Jr. o. u. A. NJ. Quot
League match. on Monday night
Scores:
D. OF A. ...... Z 2i 1o-l
Diamond ...... 21 s 21-2
Players: d. OF Ayers, Ruf.
Dill Carrigan. iamond-James,
Wright, Taylor, Dolson. Buckmaster.
Evening journal., 1921-11-23

subs. parkside-Ro Osmond. w
HAYES. Bacon. Evans. Bernardo. ".
brennan. wade. Faults. Gruhh. kaylor.
Volkman ST. Mary's-lohnson, J.
Hayes. Siattcry. Reese. r. Quinn. Con-
nelly. r. Nolan Hutcheson Green, Ghl.
B. NfcCuluon. German. Mccaughan, ].
Quinn
Refcrcc-Foulk. Penn. Umplrc-Seihy
Colgate Head ianesman -pougherty'
Delaware Field Judce-Ryan.
kick-on-2 no.
Evening journal., 1921-11-23
No Bean Bag Affair Here

The probable lineup to start the
Mary game at Ponnsy
Field tomorrow afternoon.
Evening journal., 1921-11-23

With the report that rabbits are
plentiful. more fur coats will be worn
this season.
Evening journal., 1921-11-23

or parch your throat. Both
are cut out by our exclusive
patented process. So, just
pass up any old idea you may
have stored away that you
can't smoke a pipel We tell
you that you can-and just
have the time of your life on
every fire-up-if you play
Prince Albert for packing!
What P. A. hands you in a
pipe it will duplicate in a
homemade cigarettel Gee
but you'll have a lot of fun
rolling 'em with Prince Albert;
and, it's a cinch because P. A.
is crimp cut and stays putt
Evening journal., 1921-11-23
Eisnere
WTLCONiT WINS TWO.

Welcome Council won two out OF
three from the Junior Guards after
a hard battle in the Jr. O. u. A. NJ
Quot League last night Scores;
Welcome ........-..2 II III
W. Gunrnh ~ II 81
Players. Welcome-sharp. Pier
son. Simmons. Karl. Jr. Guards
Hayden. Clark, Moore. Wright.
Evening journal., 1921-11-23

Chesrook for the State title is at
stake. Wowi What a battle.
Yes, therein be sport apienty in
our fair city 10 celebrate the holi-
day. The sport lovers can be
thankful
Evening journal., 1921-11-23
State Csidiron Title At
Stake In This Game

are fully primed for the big battle.
All the practices and previous tus-
sles have pointed the teams toward
this one big fracas. or course. both
expect to win and will trot out on
pennsy Field tomorrow afternoon.
at 2.l5 o'clock. with only that one
point in prospective.
The rival aggregatione appear on
equal footing. even though there rs
no chance 20 compare their relative
strength through previous games
The comparative score method can.
not be used as no one opponent ap-'
pears on the schedules OF both. st.
Mary's has played all out-of-town
teams and has made wonderful
showing against some choice talent
/ In this section. Parkside has ioss
but one game and that az the hands
OF Elkton The Kirkwood Parkcrs
| have defeated all OF the possible
contended- In the local Get and are
very anxious to get a crack at Ches-
rook. holders Of the championship.
A victory tomorrow win offer this
medium Seasons statistics OF the
two teams follow:
Evening journal., 1921-11-23
Axc'ion:

Many a fellow who wants the earth
gets n generous portion OF IL thrown
M him I'm the form OF mud.
Evening journal., 1921-11-23
You'll get
somewhere
with a pipe
and P. A.!

Start fresh all over again
at the beginningl Get a pipe
and forget every smoke ex-
perience you ever had that
spilled the beansI
For a jimmy pipe, packed
brimful with Prince Albert,
will trim any degree of smoke
Joy you ever registered! It's
arevelationl You never puffed
such delightful, satisfying
flavor; or, such fragrancel
Why-you just want to eat
the zephyry smoke-it's so
fascinatingly goodl
Put a pin in here! Prince
Albert can't bite your tongue
Evening journal., 1921-11-23

Football will occupy the pre-
mier position along with turkey.
the holiday bird. on tOmorrow's
bill Of fare. Four stellar attrac-
tions arc on the list for local
eridirons. Wilmington High and
SaIesianum battle with their
alumni I'm the morning and the
Evening journal., 1921-11-23
News in Numbers

Mary's Tits are the offerings for
the afternoon.
Evening journal., 1921-11-23

HAVE YOU BAGGED ANY
HUNTERS YET THIS SEASON?
Evening journal., 1921-11-23

Prince Albert is seid ~
foppy red bags, tidy red
fins, hsndsome pound
and half pound Tin hu.
nidors and IN the pound
crystal glass humfdor
Irifh sponge moisfenD
for fhaf keeps The to-
baeeo IN such perfect
condition.
Evening journal., 1921-11-23
BOWLING

lnpusrRlAL BOWLING LEAGUE
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1921-03-04
KNOX GARAGE REPAIR
DEPARTMENT READY

The Knox Garage is so far COM
pleted that they are able to do any
repair work necessary. For this i'm
portant work they have secured the
services of Mr.. Clarence Troutman,
who has had fourteen years exper-
fence and to whom the autoist may
safely tell his troubles. Mr.. Trout
man was formerly with the New
conner Auto Sales Company, Cincn-
natl. and received his early training
with the L. S. Electric Co.
The garage will be ready to store
cars by April LIST, the floor for the
same now being laid.
They are agents for the Comet
and bort machines. the former sell
ing at $2,55O and the later at 81,
$50.