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Omaha daily bee., 1921-06-26

Moeller Garage. 23d and Ames Ave
Peoples Stores. 18th and Paul
Pete-son's Grocery. $500 Arnes Ave Il
Prairie Park Garage. 2s05 Ames Ave-
Roberts. E. E, and Son, Grocery.
2o25 Sherman Ave.
Slcbodinsky. N. i4e2 N. 20th A~sL
Steek, G. l., ASA Grand Ave.
Walnut Hill GroeerE. too2 Hamilton
Weiner's Grocery, 2ist and Clark.
Western State Garage, 2s22 ". ieA
West Side)
Blackstone Garage. Ss.< T.-Eaz
Sos-ey Motor Co.. 25ss rasnaz.
Cherry G1r6e. Garage. sfe. xssve=vo.1i
Dundee Garage. 1913 Dodge
Eaylu. Don. Garage. tess i~exvsxwurA
HILL Geo. A.. soli Cunning.
Koeher Bros, ils s. sSth.
Lesven~crth Heights Garage. taso Lesven.
worth. A~3
Peony Inn. ssth and Dodge.
West Fsrnsn Garage. sscF Fsrnam
West Lawn Garage. 5sls Center.
tDownto~n1
Anderson. Carl. 1914 Jones
BingAnAn Garage. la S. .iTeh.
Breeders Farmers sply. Co. 3is s. 18Th.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-06-26
OMAHA. NEBRASKA
{South Side)

(South Siae)
Arbor Garage, 2sos S. s2d Ave
Avery Store, Avery Junction
boulevard Grocery. ses5 Haskell
ElasassoY Garage. 2eth and Vinton.
Ratunxiner Grocery. 3Soa s. s2d Ave
Roth. Jno. and Sons. s5es S. 18th
srahmer Sros-. 2se2 s. goth Ave
West Side Garage, 3ooI 20"
Wkitesel Garage, 1919 S. Isth.
(Norts S.Ss)
A=zss G-oee.y. 2s.3 A7es Ave.
ses Hive Grocery. Ne. :. Se.s y. setA
Bess<y's Grocery. 7sth AID EaH;!tos-
Bloom Grocery. asth and S2rasus.
B0Eisvard Garage. SIls S. 10Th.
Chons. B., Grocery, 2el1 Ames Ave.
Dsnsky. H., Grocery. s2ss N. 2lst.
Davis. H.. Grocery. 1891 N. 2pth.
Dorinson, r. Grocery. 1914 N. 27th-
Fairfax Grocery. s6th and SpauldinE.
Fintel. j.. and Son, 1892 Sherman Ave
Goniek's Grocery. 4set N. seth.
Jackson Auto Shcp. 1924 n. aOth.
Jacobson Grocery. 42e2 Hamilton
Kelly. C. r, Ss2o N. gath.
Kulakofsky Grocery. 24o2 Anes Ave.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-06-26
To Forsake Stage

Mildred Moore, the promising
young ingenue, who has been seen
in small parts in several Famous
Players and Metro pictures, has now
definitely decided 10 forsake the
speaking stage for the screen. She
has been given the part of the pretty
School Marin in "Schooldays,"
which William Nigh i, making for
Warner Brothers.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-06-26
What Theaters Offer

A novelty musical Offering In to be pre-
sented by the RathburD -Four as a feA-
tured act OF the new vaudeville show open
ing st the Empress today. Their program
Jazz and the instruments used are piano.
EaYophone, banjo, TnarimbR phone and
drum. Another featured act IS 10 be pnk<
sented by William Morrow and company.
Theirs Is q musical playlet called On .
Country Road" an episode that perua4
this clever company many opportunltfen
IN song and story. A program Of divSnkk
fled thrills is to be presented by N&AN
Clayton, dainty equilibrist The cletl31
ness and gracefulnegs OF her work on ~
perches and ladders stamp her az Ynaef&
of the art Payne and Mack completAQ6$
city in which they exhibit steps that Mn
never been seen outside Of q BroaeEaK'
| ST,ef
Omaha daily bee., 1921-06-26
Jack Coogan Dolls a Hit

Perchanee no novelty has created
such wide popularity than the Jackie
Coogan dolls which have just been
placed On the market The figure
shows Jackie in the character Of
@Peck's Bad Boy" dressed in over
alls, checkered cap and blue shirt,
All big department stores throughout
the country are advertising the dolls
extensively.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-06-26
Chose for Part

Montague Love has been chosen
to play the part of Col Roger Ibbet-
son in George Fitznaurice's Par
amount picture, "Peter Ibbetson,"
costarring Elise Ferguson and Wal
lace Reid. The part is the one
Lionel Barrymore originated IN the
stage production of DuMauriers 5
book a few years ago.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-06-26

Buffet. s. Il. and Sons. sIs S. Iith-
Douglas St Garage. 1915 Dourlax.
Hoilan6er, e, 1871 Les~enworth.
Howell. 7. G. and Son, Ifis Leavenworth
Jourdsn Grocery. l7ol yinton
Marsh Oakland Co, Goth and Exyney.
Meeks Auto CO.. 2eT Farnxra.
Middle State Garage 2e2e FarnAm-
National Tire shop. 1874 Capitol
Nebraska Service Garage, sft 8 istk
White Garage. z13 8. fsth.
PAPnLoy. NEBRASKA
Boyer Garage
Eaton. Wa. GxzSa
Miller. s. n
Ia PNg!x, NxsxAsxA
erothers. T. r.
BELLEVUE, NEBRASKA
Bellevue Lenber Co
Trent Wn.. General Merchandise.
ELKHoRN, NEBRASKA
white. Nick-Ford Esrrre-
FORT CROOK. NEBRASKA
Newman A. General MerehAndise.
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IA
Steinherg Grocery. 1915 Broadway.
Wilson. Roy. Garage. 1896 Bresdvsy.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-06-26

. % won o'e'
K aaGSs q arose following
~ GARDENS recent visit to the
G5Ydwyn studio. at Culver City.
When asked by a reporter if sh.
Intended to return to screen work,
she said:
u should love to. This studio
thrills me. When / made 'Thais' for
Goldwyn the art had not developed
to the point 1t has now reached. We
worked on little stages, chilly and
uncomfortable. But now," she added,
waving her long walking stick
toward the big glass stages. you
have more facilities 10 work with
than any other OF the arts"
Miss Garden was the guest Of
Rupert Hughes when she visited
the studio. Upon meeting Reginald
Barker and Frank Lloyd. featured
Goldwyn directors, she entered into
a long discussion with them about
the present state Of motion pictures.
She even went to the studio theater
and looked at scenes from Mr..
Barnes Of New York" starring Tom
Moore. and The Grim Comedian"
OF Phoebe Hunt, playing the fem
iri.ie lead IN the latter picture, Miss
Garden sand: "She has the most
marvellous hair I nave ever seen"
Omaha daily bee., 1921-06-26
From Our Own Wells
to the Consumer

CHAFFER Oh and Refining Company not only
- produces the rich crude oils from its own wells
but also rehnes them In its own refinery. Hence we
are able carefully to oversee and rgdy inspect
DEEPROCK products at every STEP This is why
DEEP. ROCK gasoline, kerosene, oils and greases
have such an unrvaled reputation.
To assueyou of getting these high quality petroleum
products-fllIl strength and unaduIterated- have
established for your protection and convenience 173
distributing stations, including those Of the Home on
Company, allied
In addition to our large complete refinery, We own
and operate 46l o wells 200 miles Of pipe lines, 633
tank cars and feet Of tank tue6-a complete chain
at your service
Stop at nearest DEEP-ROcK Garage OF Stztoa
and obtain the advantages and economy found IN
EEP-ROCK-the petroleum products with pedigree.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-06-26
Welfare Societies
Working ODertinte
For Girls On Coast

1t seriously has been stated that
more .than 10000 girls from every
section OF the United States SO to
Los Angeles every year TO become
star in the moves" These figures
comprise a composite estimate by
casting directors, managers OF agen-
cies and CIVIC authorities.
Probably 200 OF the 10000 OBJ
|. ta;r work." lays the ehronicler. "It
Is = serioZs situation and the Los
Angeles Y. w. c A. and affiliated
societies have taken an. active hand
IN protecting those gIrls-the re-
naming 9,soowho fail to obtain
work Not every girl who comes to
Los Angeles and does not realize
her ambition is poor girl. Many
OF them return TO their homes. On
the other hand, there are others
who are not financially able TO get
back TO the home town. and these
are assisted in some way by various
organizations in Los Angeles look
ing after such. The proposition OF
sounding a warning throughout the
United States to movie struck
girls to remain at home or, else
bring with them sufhcien. funds to
tide them over until they can per-
nanewly eAaeish themselves in
motion pieHif fork. has been con-
sidetA a1j1NrQus occasions by
fffes Aet6l 6efy association. the
A&ey DE6Nl6ducers' associa-
81 80 psrPicture Direc-
.-IGg .lterested
~ Nkaso be won over
Omaha daily bee., 1921-06-26

Eugene O'Brien opines that some
people are finding times hard only IN
comparison TO when they were SOFT
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-19
BRITISH LEADERS SEE
SUCCESS EOR CONFERENCE

Washington, Nov. i9.-Attention
was directed by the British delegation
spokesman today to n statement made
I'm the House OF Commons the other
day by Under Secretary Harmsworth.
of the foreign office, In the following
language:
"'rhe policy OF spheres OF influence
In China has been superseded by one
of international cooperation. and the
further development OF this policy
will no doubt form one OF the sub
jects OF discussion at Washington"
This formal statement Is regarded
by the British delegates Of the utmost
Importance In It's bearing on the pro-
ceedings OF the conference, supple
mentng as II does the expressions OF
Premier BRAND indicating Frances
willingness to give up exclusive terri
torial privileges I'm China. Americas
favorable position is well known, and
Japan's one OF general acceptance OF
the principle of abandonment. though
with conditions that may impose some
difficulty. Accordingly prospect OF
the ultimate acceptance of this partic-
ular Chinese appeal Is regarded az
very good.
British spokesmen raid today that
the general trend of opinion at home
was that the Washington conference
would be a success and that certainly
Its success was earnestly and urani-
mously desired.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-19
CORPORATION TAX FIXED.
confsress Agrss on 12N Per
Cent on Inconss; $1,000
Exemption Eliminated.
" Associated Pr.ss to Every xvsn,ns

0y Associated Prssa 70 Every Hvanrns
Warrington. Nov. 1et--Completing
their revision OF the tax bill, House
and Senate conferees agreed today to
corporation income tax rate OF 1874
per cent. the figure fixed In the origi-
nal house measure. This IN an In
crease Of IN per cent over tho pres
ent rate. but 10 ~ per cent less than
the figure agreed upon by tho Senate.
The conferees also agreed to the
Senate amendment repeating the $4,000
normal exemption allowed corpora
tions. except that this exemption
would be continued in the case Of cor
porations having net incomes OF $685.
900 a year.
The scnntc managers rcceded from
the senate liquor tax amendment. and
the original house provision was re-
written ii'o the bill. This provides
for a tax OF s$2.20 proof gallon on
whisky or on alcohol illegally diverted
for beverage purposes.
The reduction agreed upon In the
increase Of the corporation income tax
will cut IN half the additional s260, ,O00,-
600 which the Senate had planned To
obtain from this source as partial
cfset for the repeal OF the excess
prof,ts tax.
Treasur.' experts would not estimate
the total revenue which would be re-
turned by the bill In its present form
] but some OF the conferees were OF the
opinion Il would yield from 100000.
900 to $iO0,0o0.00o less than the Trea.
sury Department has said would b,
necessary for this fiscal year.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-19
LONDON PAPERS FEAR
INCREASE OF IDLE ARMY

London, Nov. 19.--Suspension sof all
naval construction by Great Britain
including work on the four capital
ships OF the super-Hood type. and the
questions arising as result of this
action by the Admiralty. were the
chief topics for today's newspapers.
Two or three of the principal news
papers refrain from comment. but the
majority OF the others heartily en-
dorse the governments decision.
All the newspapers treat at length
the question of unemployment caused
at the order. and while two or three
contend that II will not add greatly
to the ranks of the idle, the ma jority
concur in the belief that the outlool,
is serious. They point out that thou
sands of persons are employed by tbs
shipyards, and that thousands NOR,
would have been eventually engaged
in the subsidiary work:
Reports from the various shipbu!ld
ing centers say the suspension cause>
CONSERVATION among the workers. al
though not all the yards are equal,
affected.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-19
FARLEY INTERESTS
CENTEREO ON JAPAN;
HER MOVE AWAITED
Continued from page j,

& The naval question remained mean
time outside the real matter Of fact,
negotiations with the experts with
the Ave powers working independently
to develop their national viewpoints.
But is was live subject In the minds
Of delegations and technical advisers,
all of whom attached great importance
10 the announcement that the United
states would stand dctermiredly
against ALLEGATION OF all basic ratio
OF her plan.
! In the view Of the American dele
cation, "the way to reduce is to re-
ducc." scaling down directly from OK
listing naval strength without favorine
any snation In the process. The dele
gates insist that present proportionate
strength lis the only possible basis fer
the reduction. declaring that to open
n debate on the subject Of national
needs and national asprat ons"
lrather than existing facts. would n axe
the negotiations an endless tangl OF
argument.
SO. II Japan means to suggest a
American principle. SO that she VIII
have different ratio after reduction
than before, she Is certain to meet
with determined opposition from the
American delegation. This govern
ment believes the present proportion
IL proper ono. and the American
naval advisers. at least, are coursell-
Ing that IL the ratio cannot he main
tanned by agreement. then it must be
maintained by continuation of com
lpetitlye building
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-19
NEW CHARTERS.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Dover Nov. l0.--Charters were filed
here. yesterday, as follows.
Pan-A merican Fruit CO. South Orange
y, J.. capital, 81 100 600.
Northern G.. " Co, Philadelphia Pa
81 600 900
Occident OIL Production Co. Whining
ton. Del $1,000 900
Cummings on Co, Chicago. m: ST.
900 600
General Products TO-. New York City
5000 600
Maryland Credit-Finance Corpora,ion
Easton, Md: $500. 900.
Adam Investment Co. Wilmington.
Del $3.50 900
Photo-Color Corporation, Philadelphia.
Pa 81 $4,000.
wallace Kellett Co.. Philadelphia. Pa.
SIOO, 600.
weilsboro silk Co. wilmington. Del
800. 600.
somcrset-Cambria Coal Mining q
Johnstown, Pa. Si00. 900
r. g. Dahlberg Go. oGlenbook Com
k25, ,OOO
Mortgage Finance Corporation Of Am.r.
lea. Wilmington. De' SO 900.
Encyclopedia Britannica Wilmington
Del. 5000
AIi-Me,al Products Co. wilminyi
Montgomery Ice Co. Philadelphia. "A.
~ 900
Hinchman Products Corporation. Phil
adelphta. Pa. 81 900
Increasc in capital OF HoagIand Cor
pOration from 81 .0O0OO0 to 81 900 600
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-19
FINANCIAL NOTES.

Another railroad company yesterday
resumed dividends when the Chesapeake
declared dividend OF per cent, 70 be
paid January 3, on its 1922, 500 OF
stock
Copper demand continues good. although
slightly less than earlier in the week
While copper Is obtainabie at IL 3-s cents
most producers are showing reluctance TO
sell at that price and some are asking
l3i3 for this year deliveries.
While the rising tendency. of security
values =" say Newburger Henderson a
Loeb Of Philadelphia, may be punctusted
by logical and healthy reactions. there y
no mistaking the upward swing. and IL
will be found that the market after these
temporary checks will constantly break
into new high ground. We are certain
for long pull the entire market is headed
for much higher prices. and there il moth
ing i'm sight to stop It's progress.
With payment Of semi-anDual dividend
of 3iI per cent on January I. common stock
holders OF Baldwin Locomotive Works will
have received a total OF 24i5 per cent Ior
2t.50 a share since organization OF present
company. Dividends for full year were
earned in first six months Even last
July with shipments down to only 20
per cent due 90 protracted shutdown over
Fourth OF July the company earned it's
dividend requirements
One OF the strongest issues yesterday
was International Mercantile Marine pre-
erred. which advanced more than points
on the reports chat payments aggreQatine
S26 ,OD .OOO by the shipping Board were
under favorable consideration. A auietu.
was given TO these rumors by officials OF
the company. who said that. except for a
relatively small balance Tnternat tiona
Mercantile Marine had received paymen,
on all It's claims against the government
This announcement caused moderate
setback from the high. but the stock cam,
back rather strong on the close. probabI,
on professional short covering
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-19
THOMPSON FINED SIS.
Gypsy Accused In Municipal Court, OF
Neglectine His Child.

Peter Thompson, charged with
neglecting a minor child. was fined
SIS and costs ny Judge Hastings in
Municipal Court today. Thompson's
wife, Catherine Meter, was In court on
a charge, Of larceny Of &l5 from VIII
liam II. Jones, a Negro barber at 300
West Second street, The couple are
gypsies on their way to Tampa, Fla.
The woman said she recently under
went an operation and has not been
well. Testimony was produced to
prove this John w. Brady represent
cd the defendants. The woman denied
taking the money. Thompson said the
reason his child was dressed in the
manner in which she was found was
that he had just taken her from bed.
She was scantly clad when taken to
the police station yesterday.
The woman was ordered dismissed
upon the restitution OF the SIS. Miss
Forrest and Godfrey Handy of the
Probation of'cer testified that the
child said she had not had bath
since Easter.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-19
NEW CITY FlREMEN
TO GIVE EXHIBITION
NEXT WEDNESDAY
Continued from rarc i.

This. at least. II the plan now nnd
II u thought BY the direct ,rs to be
the most feasible way In which to de-
termine their selections. They are
and have been greatly puzzled in des-
ignating the men who are to have
virtual charge OF the individual COM
panies. for they realize the importance
OF these positions and are very anx-
ious to get the best men available for
the positions. Because OF their anxi-
ETY. IN this respect. the appointment
of the company officers has been
somewhat delayed.
The directors have appointed Will
lard s. Yarnall and William II. Mahan
to be fire inspectors. They will work
under Fire Marshal f. Morton Ain
scow and will make the Inspections
OF all the buildings in the city in an
effort to eliminate all fire risks that
can be avoided and to see that the
laws and ordinances pertaining to
fire hazards are lived up to. The
board also appointed William j. Bayey
master mechanic for the entire depart
ment and Frederick Cobb mechanician.
They will have charge OF the mechan-
ical end OF the department and will
see that all engines are maintained In
the best of condition. Bayley Is a
former assistant chief OF the depart
ment. He is a skilled. machinist.
All next week the firemen will be
given instruction in the handling and
operation OF the various pieces OF fire
apparatus. 1t is the intention to have
virtually every man In each company
competent TO run an engine and to be
able to drive motor vehicle.
The flremen's training school will
conclude its work next wednesd
SO far as the training OF candidates
have been completed, but the training
work will be continued in the depart
ment every day after II has been es-
tablished, for arrangements will be
made to keep the firemen in first
class trim all the time.
James II. McManus. chairman OF the
finance committee OF CITY Council
has asked Mayor Harvey TO be pres
ent at the meeting OF Council mex,
Thursday night. 80 he can sign the
| are loan ordinance which will at thai
time be given third and final reading
and most likely adopted by the Coun.
Gil. BY having the mayor approve 4
at once the city will save a weeks
i time: otherwise it could not be de
clared law until the following Thurs
day night. On Wednesday night Mr.
i McManus will endeavor TO have tn,
Sinking Fund. Commissioners arrange
To advertise the bonds. This will taxi
two weeks, so that the actual sail
cannot be consummated before th'
middle OF December.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-19
1900 KILLED AT CItOsSINGs.
Nearly $500 Others Injured by Reck-
less Auto Driving Over Tracks.

Baltimore, Nov. 1a..-More than 1900
persons were killed and nearly three
times that number were seriously In
sired i'm accidents at railroad crossings
in the last year. according TO n state-
ment prepared by G.. w. Galloway
vice-president OF the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad az n part OF the rail-
roads campaign for the promotion OF
safety.
Most of these accidents befell motor
lists who failed to observe ordinary
precautions when approaching grade
crossings, such as slowing down 20
moderate speed and looking and listen
ing before crossing the tracks.
The Baltimore & Ohio has been try
ing. by means OF observers at cross
ings, who take the number OF all cars
| ing the tracks Mt an excessive speed
10 mail to the owners of such autono-
biles. cards warning them that cnrs
carelessly handled expose the occu-
pants to danger.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-19
WARNS OF INDIAN SUMNER.
Pennsylvania Prophet Sees Severe
Winter Ready 10 Make Appearance.

Pottsvillc, Pa. Nov. 19.--with n
temperature Of 70 and men wearing
overcoats looking uncomfortable and
foolish. Gus Luckenbili. weather
prophet OF the Philadelphia & Read
ing Railway. today persisted in his
prediction that the approaching winter
Will be severe one and that back of
the mild weather there are numerous
blizyards only awaiting the proper
pressure in the snow fields OF the
Northwest to bring them here. 1t was
Luckenbill's prediction OF numerous
storms which induced the railroad 10
get it's snow ploughs ready for service.
Persons who allow Indian summer
weather in November to deceive them
are like those who allow themselves
10 be deceived by the mild weather in
June into the belief there will be no
hot weather" says Luckenbill.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-19
CENTRAL WILSON TO SPEAK.
WIN Give World War Veterans Some
OF His Experiences In Civil War.

Personal "reminiscences OF the Civil
War;" will be the subject Of an ad-
dress by General James II. Wilson
next Monday evening at the regular
meeting OF Laurence Roberts Post
No. 81, American Legion. A pep
committee" has been appointed to get
all World War buddies together at
the meeting.
General Wilson. who lives at 1905
Rodney street, is the last sn yiving
member Of General Grants star, and
also the only living corps commander
of either the Northern or southern
armies. At the close of the war he
commanded the largest force of
cavalry ever assembled on the North
American continent
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-19
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARkET.
BY Associated Press to Every Evening.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
Chicago. Nov. 19.-Cattle. rsceipts
1000; compared with a week ago.
choice prime 1900 to 1850 mound
steers, steady to higher, other nm
even; E'ost yearling short fed plain.
heavies I'D grassers. % to soc lower.
she stock and bulls, steady; veal
calves 70 to 81 lower stt.ckers and
feeders largely 25c lower.
Hogs Receipts 5000; active and
strong TO LOG higher than fridays
average, mixed up most: good clear
ances; 100 paid for $50 to 100 pounds
aoerage; practical top, $50: bulk.
6.7O@6S2; light lights 10 to l5c lower:
Pigs 25 to soc lower; bulk desirable.
7.00@7.5o.
Sheep Receipts 1000; co npa,ed
with week ago; fat lambs 25 to 40c
lover; fat sheep IS to 81 lower. feeder
lambs steady.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-19
MUST HAVE WRITTEN 0. X.
Chamber Of Commerce Not Back Of
Commercial PublIes tIOps.

Omcials OF tho Chamber OF Com
merce announce that that organization
In not Interested In issuing any book
let. telephone directory or any other
publication. There are said to be
certain organizations that are engaged
In Issuing such publications, that It
Is reported to the Chamber Of Com
mercc, have been stating that their
work was indorsed by the Chamber
This is erroneous. II Is stated, be-
cause no Endorsement Of the Chamber
Of Commerce In ever given. unless Il
is written. So any man approached
by any one with the statement that
his work Is indorsed by the Chamber
OF Commerce, can readily ask for the
written Indorsemcnt n the salesman
cannot produce this, the prospective
patron can realize that there has been
no Endorsement.
One OF the concerns witch, IL is
said. are effected. is the Wilmington 4
Philadelphia Traction Co.. This corpo-
ration. through it's officials. today de-
MED that It was issuing any pamphlet
or booklet It ls stated that can
vassers for publication have said
that they were getting the booklet on,
| for the Traction Co. with Chamber oi
Commerce Endorsement.