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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-04-12
ROBINSON REWARD
PUT Up To COURT
County Commissioners Make
That Decision After Hearing
Attorneys For Claimants

Practically the entire SESSION OF the
County commissioners OF Anne Arun-
del county was taken up this morning
in hearing the attorneys for the sew
eral claimants To the S2s0n reward
offered in the James Elder Tydings
case. for whose murder Robert Rob-
inson was hanged III the Annapolis
jail yard ON April hrst The claimants
are r. w Childress, Chief OF The
detective force OF Lynchburg. vir-
ginia, who was represented hy Al
torney /. r Whitehead. OF Baltimore.
formerly or Lynchhurg Joseph
Daugherty and Frank Min;iens City
Detectives of baltimore. with whom
Is associated in the ciaiEs. former
deputy sherihf William y X Lee, Of
Anne Arundel county and the three
OF whom we're represented by Attor-
ney Nicholas H Green. OF annapolis
and Cyrus Pumphrey. of Aane Arnn-
del county. who WAS represented by
Attorney ~ Sa Dunlap
The chief point urged on tchalf Of
Mr. Ch!ldress was that he actually
was instrumentsl in taking the sus-
pect. Robert Re- inson into custody
at Lynehhurg. and claims that the ar.
rest and conviction could not have
been accomplished without lie service
he rendered in the matter For Messvs
Daugherty, Miniiens and Lee il was
contended that they alone did the work
that really formed the basis Of the
arrest and conviction. that the prose
cution never heard OF Mr. Childress
lCnnfinaesI ON Page 81
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-04-12
LOWERING WATER MAINS
ON RESERVOIR HILL

W. j. Engla, engineer Of the Water
Works. is engaged with force Of
hands in lowering the water mains a.
the head of Reservoir Hill. National
Highway. in order to conform to the
new grade established in the pending
improvements. The grade proposed
will lower the hill feet. Work Oh
the hill has otherwise been suspended,
ma this leaves the highway with deep
ruts, rendering it almost impossible
for automobiles.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-04-12
MIDDIES TO PLAY MT.
ST. tMARY'S TOMORROW

The. first Maryland college baseball
team TO play at Annapolis this season
will be seen In action on the diamond
at the Naval Academy tomorrow.
when the nine of Mount St Mary's
College. Of Emmittshnrg, Md, will op-
pose the, midshipsnenl The game is
scheduled TO start at 3: 40 o'clock The
st Johns cadets areebooked to meet
the up-Staters at Enmittsburg on
SATURDAY. fa attaI f.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-04-12
MRS. REBECCA KING
DIES At RIPE AGE, Sc


Al the ripe age OF four-score and
six years. Mrs. Rebecca 4. King, we'll
known resident of Annapolis. died
early today al the residence OF her
niece. Mrs, Joseph Jewell. So East
street Death was due TO the infirmi-
ties of age. Surviving her are seven
children, daughters and sons. as
follows: Mrs. George Tydings. Mrs.
Alice Basil. and Mrs. Agnes Gable;
George Thomas. Harry and Robert
King. all OF Annapolis. a brother.
Edward Hopkins. OF Eastport, also
survives.
The funeral will be held from the
residence OF Mrs Jewell on Thurs
day afternoon at o'clock.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-04-12
WAY SEEMS CLEAR FOR
KING GEORGE ST. SEWER

Aside from the action taken in re-
gard 70 improving West street in the
near future. as referred 70 elsewhere
IN these columns. the members OF the
City Council waded through large
amount OF other business at the regu-
lar monthly meeting held last night
OF much importance from the stand
point of protecting the c.sy's interest
as we'll as to consumers OF water
was the proposed ordinance regulat-
ing the issuance of permits to house
holders TO make water connections.
and requirements in connection there
with. The ordinance was favorably
reported by the committee on bylaws
and ordinances, but as customary was
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-04-12
GANGWAY FOR AUTO OF
GOVERNOR RITcHIE

Governor Richie will, in the future
have ample room for leaving and en-
tering the grounds about the Execu-
tive Mansion in hisAautomobile. The
City Council has graciously complied
With request made by the Chief Exc
cutive to bring this about. Several
months ago Governor Richie had 9
driveway opened on the Bladen street
side of the Mansion grounds, this
making two gateways, the other
means of ingress and egress being on
the Church Circle side,
1t developed, however, that fire.
aucntly persons having business with
the Court of Appeals or other offices
in that building. parked their cars
along Bladen street to such an extent
as to crowd that thoroughfare and
leave little or no room for the Cover
nor's car 30 leave and enter the Man
sion grounds. With this situation
confronting him. the Governor ad-
dressed letter to the Council asking
permission TO place. parking sign
ON Blalen street, al his own expense
The CiAga Council promptly granted
thelG GOkernor's request,
Meeting OF. St. Anne's Yestry
There win be a meeting Of St
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-04-12

LEGIONITES PLAN FOR
WOMAN'S AUXILIARY

With the Formations of Woman's
Auxiliary as the principal object in
view. members OF the local Post of the
American Legion will meet at 8
o'clock tonight in the State Armory
Owing to the Importance OF the mat
ter to be given consideration. every
members of the Post, is urged to at
tend
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-04-12
Mission At ST. Mary's Church

A mission for women is being con-
Quoted at St Mary,s Church this week
by Fathers, O'Leary and keenan,, of
the Redemptorist Order Next week
they will hold mission for men
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-04-12
{. MINISTERS
RE-As|GMD HERE
Pastors OF Churches OF City And
Vicinity Returned BY Bal
tirnore Conference

All Methodist Episcopal ministers OF
Annapolis and Vicinity were returned
to their respective charges at the clos
ing session of the BALTIMORE Annual
Conference OF Meihoaisna which has
been in session at Mount Vernon
Place Church. Baltimore. for the past
week.
Rev. Don S. Colt, who has teen
superintendent of the Baltimore Dis
trict of the conferences which includes
Annapolis. was re-assigned to that
Office The local ministers returned
10 their pastorate, ares
Rev. FL Wilson Bargan, First
Church: Rev Emmette n. Spencer,
Maryland Avenue Church; Rev j. T.
Jaeger, Eastport Church; Rev. H.
Cory, West Annapolis. The assign
ments In the county include the fol-
lowing Rev. Wia lG. McKenaey,
Brooklyn Heightss Rev C. D. Taylor,
Baldwin Memorials Rev4G. H. Ben
nett, Curtis Bay; Rev. w c. Trogty,
Friendship; Rev G. I'll. HarFisons Mag
othy and Mount Carmel; South River
Supply; Rev. Gordon r. Jones
West River Circuit Rev. William
Lewis. was assigned to Laurel; Rev,
Louis Horpel 10 Hanover: and Rev.
j. w Fleming 70 Severn.
BialtiRore Press scored
Among other business marking the
closing session of the Conference was
the adoption OF resolution. scoring
the Baltimore press in the. following
words: We demand in the name OF
truth and fairness that the contemp
tuous treatment accorded BY lhe press
of Baltimore 20 the churches, and tc
lCoRtiRucd Page 3D.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-04-12
WANTED

Statesmen with automobile to handle
Small Power Combination CuItiyator
and Lawn Mower on commission basis
Low price and wonderful seller
Reply THE Secure COMPANY. Bal
timore, Md. ar
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-04-12
NEW REGULATIONS
FOR PROTECTING
WATER COMPANY

Proposed Ordinance Now Be
fore City Council conpels
Property Owners To Make APP
plications For Connections, Di-
recs-Fixes $50 Penalty
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-04-12
For Sale

Cine iron safe. about 1000 lbs
Apply Frank 4. Munroe, l40
Main st as-tf
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-04-12
l. Protect Rights

i announced that he
lcclaratory reso-
aete with qualilica-
pieleft All our rights.
ad he technical state
s IL, entral powers OF
allied. however, that
II @ @ tleelare for separ-
q pea4e with the central
M assumption alone that
. adequate. because We
s old world relation
Sc leinent already Of
desirable 10 do so In
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-04-12

Meeting Of St. Anne'ss Yestry
There viii be meeting OF ST
anne,s Vestry tonight at 8 O'clock.
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IConlInued en I.nge al
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tconiinued on Page &.
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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-11-25
HlxrAnn's Gl0rY

The Hhfri9 81 Matlea Is go.nn "a
move q the heart 81 the city fse n5ti
have his Office next dp1r ~ the e4nysr
hai ihe asil win atlli remain Il the
lime klle
August witiIe. enc ~ Tannsry
sporlsman and hunter. ta1k , srln n
virginia - kant ana while there. ran
some squirrels In 4 holso4 asnle tree
shirh be- rpuN MOI Rei ons lse tried
~ smoke them uaf Nith Germ eAs
plpe, tie size u quart liz. illed with
eappase iravea hat SIR squirrels dbl
moi leave their dens 80 he da6sslesi n
wsik % Charles Tor ~ axe ana eni
the darn did lrer dNMn. 'riac hava tl.af
we're vim him said tsssY wouldn't
have nefte enough ID cut 4 man
npple tree down Ike thai. bnt August
paid M attention 70 TINT az ali When
The tres FELL he raised ia Gux4a eun
q ~ AhaaideF and hiazed ama8 ana
when Ihr smoke end aust elearrsl
away al ~ could find p'aa 4 house 81
ard tliFen kittens He also scni hnms
Tor hls eam boots. straw INT nnd the
Iaalt shaker.
w HFn very sorry to say that thA
correspondent 1T AL. faecaYbri,
was locked Ia ire room By lha Wof4
en- FOLKS iAri week he wifi 30 tunnel
or Monday q The wind le in the flahl
direction.
our haHker has special lnyiiasl ION
q trim Aunt sus's1 EFapp vine nesf
week.
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The foiloming we're recent visitors
Of Mr. and Mrs r. " Buchman ar.
and Mrs Nm ShaIIer. Ar. and Airs
Charles ahaner. If Baltimore. Mr..
Ray IIardesty and fnwily. ~ pliges-
Wills, and Mr. Iiuwden Davidson. Of
3andyvlile
Nr Edward seIlars and family Of
baltimore. were guests Of the for.
mefs brother. Mr. Howard gellars,
Valley Brook Farm. several days 1T
the paal week.
AZ, and mrR. g. Z Elaofoad spent
the paef Monday with frieNds IN Bal.
8lmore
The atnging class nf Wesley Is pro-
crossing nnply under fhp teacher.
Prof. Jafnb fIourk There Inns been
four saxanhone and one slide from
bone PLAYING with the class recently.
There Is about Ave hundred names
lin Tho corner stone Of the New Wea.
ldy Elmer HoaA "A the frst to die nf
Tho contributors
Mrs. Carrie 1.cpno spent Thanks
eivlna day with her son. Robert Iep-
no. Of naltlmore
Tire Building committee 81 Wpslny
needs m0neN The subscribers are
asked ID max nArtif they cannot pay
ail 81 their snbHciiptions.
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wIxDlR HEIGHTS

suniaY school, At iIanmony Crew
Sunday afternoon ii A0 prAeassins
ESQ D. nj
The Ladies' Ala Society 81 liar
mony Gf0Ye MET al the home IT Al
and Aira. I.nfhtr Mfefly Wednesday
November ~ AFTER bualnesx matter
we're alan0ard 81 refreshments mefs
served, consiatins 81 Ire cream AMI
cake Afnuns those present &re
Alessfs. and Mesdamns Rather MyoF
", Willard Wilson, Paul Easfon, John
liaatons Mesdamcs Martha Easton. Liz
9ie Wagner. Sarah Grimes, Louise
AiyerlY, Llzzle Grimes. Rebocra ship
ley Elmlfn Knann. Eliza Gorauch
Grace Knauil, Meila Slack, Ursula
Wilson. Margaret Gibson. Ruth shin
ley Lelia Harness, Aslaie Smith. Mamd
fnnle GLADYS hair. Marx 0aranch.
Cleedie SAsDIoy. Hisaa Shipley nraca
Smith, Hollis VIII. EFna Miller. Mary
Poole Hershall Poole. Althle Islua.
aay. Helen fohn, Hella Eaatun. Hollis
Creswall Esther Wilson, Misses Nab
lel Hhlnlev Helen Buir. Mildred
Grimes Lillian GriineR, Evelyn Hair.
Catherine smith. Leona Grlmes Mar
gafot roolt Louise Mverly. E4thef
( VILE Mary SbinieY. B0rnis Poole.
Winlfred Easlun. Measrs. Gny narher
Robert G0rsuch. Huland Poole. How
lell shlpiev Edwin tsorpnch, IIermun
Smith Harold ShiDleY Leroy and
Catherine Smith
Mrs X. T. shipley Is spending
some time with friends In baltimore.
MI William ~ Gibson, Jr. IL stlll
SERIOUSLY III at bis home near Glst.
Miss Lillian Grimes entertained on
Sunday Misses Mary Barber. EVELYN
Hair. Catherine Smith. Messrs Alton
Ilalnoa. George Grimes, Shlpley Smith
Whoener Wilson. Clarence Lindsay.
Arthur flainrs. William Penn aud
Lester Crimes
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Additional Briefs

Up to Yesterday there had been IS
sued over $500 cunning licenses II
Hartford county
Miss louise Caplc has returned 10
Baltimore after visiting relatives ami
friends Ia this city
Rdnald QuIdort. an automobile
salesman. said he was driving aiOne
the Bay Shore road neaF Fisnine
Creek. N j.. when rabbit. chased
hy two dogs. jumped into his fI,vvef
and erouched behind him QuilOrt pns
the bunny IN the tool box and took Il
home.
Believed 20 be mentally unbalanced,
James A. Mofrell 40 years old. Allan.
tic City. stabbed his wife and her sis
ter Mrs Richard Keller. with a pair
Of large shears IN their home. and as
the police battered IN the front door
to arrest him. Mofroli slashed his Jug
ular vein with the shears and Is IN
the City Hospital in serious conalr
ti0D.
The newly elected Clerk 81 the Court
Edwin Mallor, Register of Wills VIII
liam r. nrIcker and Sheriff Edward
Martin win take % their duties foF
their terms on December LIST. fhe deD-
uties ~ Register Of Wills Office win
be Ray G. Fogle and George Lippy
Mr.. Lippv being reappolnted In the
Clerks ONCE Mr.. shipley. OF Sykes
VILE; Lee Mans. Tyrone @ n copen.
haver and Dr. J. w. Earhart. this city
Harry Fowler, who resides on the
Mt. Olive Fruit farm, near New Wind
sor. met with right serious acct
dent last week. lie had been huntine
and set bis loaded gun down to. skin
one OF the rabbits for a neighbor
woman and while so engaged the
woman's three-year Old boy pulled the
trigger and discharged the load
which passed through Mr. Fowler's
thigh. He was taken 10 d h0spital Inn
mediateIy and given the necessary at
tention and Is reported getting along
well.
About 20 women met nj the home
OF Mira n A. Nuabaum to see the dem
0natration on the canning ~ meats.
Miss Everett assisted hy Mrs. Nus
haum and Mrs Carbaugh demonstrat.
esS the canning Of chicken and beef
The women are very much interested
IN the steam pressure cooker and
three were ordered from the club. Tile
canning 81 meat IL becoming very pop,
uiar and this Is The season Of the yeai
to start a. Join one OF the Homemnk.
er's Clubs and you win learn how 4
Is done.
Twelve persons we're killed, 30 81
more Injured and considerable proper.
" DAMAGE done by two cyclones wllici
struck IN widely separated parts Of
the State ~ Arkansas. Friday Ons
storm near Mena. IN the extreme west
ern part ~ the State. wiped ont i
family Of eight persons Another
storm. striking lumber eauip neal
Arkdeiphla. killed one person. injured
"a others and then skipped north % /
point near Malvern. where three more
persons were killed and number in
iured.
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oFRER 10 CITIES AND TOWNS
rHE STATE HOARD OF FORESTRY
WILL EXAMINE AND REpORT
I.pnN SHADE TREE oNNnITtnNs


The State Board II Forestry has
egtaDllshed Shade Tree Department.
with 4 CORPS of experts 70 meet the
slemanda for SnE0fmatlon and assis.
llnnee Ia handling shade tree problems
and tree planting. This department
VIII glye adfiI aH 70 Insect and tree
diseases the care and protection
trees tie selection Of trees for
planting planting plans. and any mat.
Ter pertaining 20 shade tree Problems
This service should be 81 apeelal
interest % towns and cities. where
shade trees ae sufh Valuable as
set. and where neglect results in rap
IA determination
The Fofeatfy Department will up-
on request 0f town officials Dr resi- pom.
uible ORGANIZATIONS, make complete
examination 81 The trees on tnwn
Including . tree census and report
euumefaiiDR the number. kinds. and
condition ~ trees On each 1t the
streets wilh recommendation aa -
.sfeatmeni and estimated tnas4 This
gervlcr u rendered without csarea
Furthermore she Forestry laopar
aincns VII n requested ID 10 40 fur
nl4ii at ebtini cOEt 40 expert IL super
wise ans tree trimming OF plantinR
wpFk that may BE- needed
fhp shade trees Ia nloi ~ fhe'lawns
are IN ronF cnHuIEloa. dine to neglect
pr abase Many ~ them SIRE Is dan
ferrous condition and should be ~
moved 9fheia have dead wood nf nR-
slightly STUBS. ahoslng evidence II pre-
nature decay Most ail 81 themmFe II
need of trimming tn shape fhsn IN.
N order ~ gfte proper clearance
above the streets and sldewalks. ane
- lncfeaee tie effectiveness aF The
street LIGHTING system. % we'll - q
grcatly improve their anpaa ranrn
Y IN tbe desire IL tht department
70 cooperate with ghe towns aaa all
zee N the State IN malntaininn the
ahade Trees N he best condition pos
eihle. and Nhefe tree plaaung e de-
sired 6 submit detailed nian fag
eFing aueft important malfera a. tie
SELECTION ~ khe Mpeies ID liant loda
tipn spafinR method 81 pinniina. pro
terileu. efr
EITHER fail or Water = he hast
iliue nf tie Fear 70 pea stssfs tFssssa II,
20 ahaDs 81 II can shan ~ done more
lcheapFy and fail baupfits wIli So ~.
parent - tbe beelnnine ~ me ncsf
Hfowlas ssaaOr Afske asnlieaslan h
The STATE fsoarf ~ FORESTRY sis csls
vera hallsiua Baliimafs
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/ The fIomemaker's Club Of Gist met
on the nth with COED Abundance.
Delnunatratlons IN atebciline and bead
making we're given
The Illinois Commerce Commission
has issned an order reducing street
ear fares in Chicago from eight renta
% Eve cents, effectlve today Let Bal
timore No the same
union Thanksgiving service waa
held IN the Methodist church. New
Windsor. Yesterday at 10 O'Clock The
Rev DR.. David Iaughlln. OF Rnltis
more. delivered the sermon
six hunters were killed and four
wounded IN the deer hunting season
In Wisconsin and upper Michlean.
which closed Tuesday, the State Com
aeryation Commission announced
While walking on the sidewalk ia
Rock Hail. Sunday evening. Joseph
Walbert was struck BY an automobile
Ills skull was fractured and he died
several hours later The driver Of the
chr has not yet been identified
Nj. and Mrs. Carl KalIenbach. 81
Weodblne, formerly Of sykesvllle. an
neanee sAe enlargement or thelr
daughter Frieda. 10 Mr.. Vernon i-e-
nay Rathcli 0f Baltimore. The we'd.
ding win take place on New Years
pay.
On last Saturday morning. kaiha.
Ign. the little daughter Of Mr. an3
Mrs u. NJ. Metlor, Jr., aykssyllle, Fa-
ceiyed painful scalp wound runsn !
by a workman on the electric liglt
pole opposite Phelps 4 Browns store.
dropplnR a pair II pillars which ssrues
the child q glancing blow On the head
The Blue Ridge Rod and Gun Club
House. situated on prOmOnturs
cross the Potomac river from liar-
per's Ferry. was totally destroyed b.
fire Of accidental origin. tnaethor with
AL Of ~ contents. Saturday evening
The names we're discovered about 50
o'clock and in less than an hour the
building WIS IN ashes The loss. Il Is
said, Is between $4,000 and sle,on0.
With boys bathing in the suaque-
hanna River. ~ Sunbnry PIhn dandes
lions blooming and worms fodhd with
IN a few inches Of the TOP 81 the
ground. Indications are. old riyeFmen
said. that the winter wsn be mild
and not severe. az haa been generally
predicted Never. Il - declared. sTc
worms found close % the top Of the
ground II there u n be 4 hard winter,
Mnskrats and other far-bearing ami
mals are declared not % hays heavy
coat
About 10 women met IN The County
Agent's nfiiee on Tuesday Afternoon
10 form . II6mrmakcr's Club and 20
aee the demonstration In Christmas
suggestions watch was arranged 81
the Home Demonstration Agent and
the Art COmittee Many 81 the wemal
brought IN many attractive articles
for Christmas augaesiinns which we're
displayed on the tables Mrs. Joha
bennett brought some Of her beautiful
lamp shades and aEvc demnnstga.
lion on making them We hope 70 have
smother meeting early In January.
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Special Prizes Oh DomesIics

It'll muslin l9e yard Lfght and
dark heavy outings l5c yard. Heavy
unbieaelued muslin tlp yard 40 inch
henvg unbleached muslin zoe. nnEix
patterns II dfeas RlnglIama tac yard
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Special Values n Millinery

Hats that ore priced elsewhere Goa
$500 and $500 our nriep noN s6Nf
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Jersey All WOOL Dresses

An woos JersaI dresses n 0ne ana
two pieces styles. "a a variety Of leaa-
ing shaded 1915. ORDER these Is mail
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ladies' Goats and Suiis

Ladies' aiI w0ol conts III navy,
brown 1890 Other prices up 20 $40.
Ladies' an wool suits prices from SIS
un 10 $1,000.
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MILDLY BI0uses

All wool nlddy bloases Ia navy.
red $500 Wesh mldases from Csc up.
% E2.as
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Special Bargain Prices in ladies' Ready to Wear
Rubber Shoes. Boots and Aries

Ball Band Ilubbers, fi00ss and Az
tics New Is The season Can be bought
cheaper now than last season Full
line ii slices and styles 30 az al
shoes
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Columbia GrapOhonss
and Records

We have Columbia arnphophpnae
and records At greatly reduced prices
Prices below he regulag aeents price
We are Ia position 81 supply your
wants order now foE rhflstnaa L
VIII pny ynN to Net our prices III
these machines