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Remarkable Changes at
Tenth and Market Streets
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RAPID changes take place in VIII
mangton. Where once trees cast cool
shadows In pleasant gardens. now
stand apartment houses. Some Sec
tions become more be~utiful in their
change, however. The corner at
T~nth and Market streets is already
one Of the city's show spots and after
the new lfl5rNry building Is erected
on the ste Of the Church building II
wall indeed be a source of pride TO all
Wilmingtonian To judge the change
alrcady accomplished. II might be In
teresting to compare that corper to-
day With the following description.
written little over n year ago, which
was An accurate portrayal at that
time.
1t wNs AN amazing corner. To one
Wilmington born and bred. il was a
miniature of the city so loved by ats
own. - de~pissd by residents who have
wandered In from n far country. On
two corners stood Office buildings. the
city's cherished sky -scraper" staring
with lofty unconcern over the head OF
It's neaShbor. These corners typify the
Wilmington of the boasting magazines
the wealthiest city of its siZe, the
city that has the men that made the
powder that won the war.
glanced across the street and
bhnke<i. Then | looked again. Was
se~ing = mirage summoned up by the
war book Il had been reading2 A
gAunt ruin drooped desolate in the
srassAcss, muddy square. The two
Eray-green stone walls which stiil
totters<i there had great gaps in them.
The steps were battered m. Surely the
ruins needed but one more shell from
Rig Bertha TO lay the crumbling re-
mains In the mud. l felt throb OF
sympathetic UNDERSTANDING for the
French peasants who return 90 mourn
over their shattered cashedrals. But
shrug.
more interesting. / hated to look at
1t. beSNuse the very sight Of II made
me feel SO selfishly pan,pered and un
worthily well fed and happy. Yet at
the same time | hked TO look, because
II v~s convincing proof that Boil
ehevism and lynching Notwithstanding,
the world has a kinder. better, friend
1ter heart than ever before. In one
window was a poster for relief work,
pie~dfnE ~Share" In another window
the picture of wistfui-eycd Armenian
child begged me TO save life. As
watched the httle building metamor-
pho~cd from a hank TO headquarters
for all sorts of relief work, IL seemed
Ia me that sffse air around il must be
wtnncwed by angel wings. Sickeuing
senttmentAlityl Mid Nictorianl At
the very thought of bearing even the
slightest resemblance TO Laura Bell.
shook OF my gentle fancies and gianc-
81 PAST the building 10 the open space
beyond IT,.
laughed aloud as l saw grin
ming u'hin. too impatient to so
around 10 the gate. scramble over the
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fence and tumble into the mud He
laughed too. and shook himself like a
wet terrier. Then with a piercing.
Hey fellows," he dashed over 10 his
gang, who Were taking positions for
basket bali. Wilmington wants what
Il wants when II wants it," / thought
when the bodies were moved from
the old grave yard to make room for
the new library. and then the new
library did not materialize. nobody
worried except the librarians. Now
when a playground is needed, they put
up apparatus in the cleared section.
VOLTA A playground in a graveyard. /.
1t reminds me N when we used to
borrow undertaker's chairs for our
class parties"
As / watched the lively game of
basket hail. i wondered what would
happen If our spritualist friends were
right and ghosts could return to their
old trysting places. / could fairly see
stately gentlemen in lowered waist
coats and satin small clothes. striding
down the street They looked puzzled
as they approached the corner. What
Is this" they muttered to each other.
eThe old meeting house is gone from
its place, and look! our graves are not
there
Then dainty ladies', all rufIles and
powder and patches. tripped by and
whispered. Where are the weeping
willows that used 10 overshadow our
gravesT"
Next. a phantom lad in quaint
blue uniform escorned a pretty girl
In hoopskirt and a huge poke-bonnet
down the street until they met a
grav-clad youth with a dropping
maiden clinglng to his arm. The
former foes shook hands (for there
are no feuds among the deadl. and
could hear them murmur wistfully.
why have they driven us out from
our pleasant resting Places"
\ shrill discordance of whistles, The
ghosts vanished. and in their places
crowded street venders. \ group of
clerks from the Offices hurried over to
have game OF volley ball before the
LUNCHEON hour was over. The ghosts
of prejudice and the old order had been
driven out to make way for the living
youth Of America.
The corner was 20 typical of the
utter unselfishuess and the open
handed generosity that characterizes
the city. The fondness for the past
had left a few white slabs unrole~ted.
but the greater love for the new had
exchanged the green mounds for
gravel And vet was it not a saner
and wiser viewpoint that substituted
goal posts for weeping willows
/ stood there. my desire to laugh AT
the inconEruity struggling with my
desire to sigh for the poor ghosts. Jt
was all so ridiculous and fansa stical.
and SO utterly modern and disrespect-
ful, and 80 practical and so dear.
laughed at the city that made a play
ground IN its graveyard. but loved &c,
1t was so American and so human.
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OPINIONS DIFFER.

Some great accounts of ball games
come to Every Evening. but this one
1Akao all prizes:
A~0annk team defeated (blank team
q game featured by the cheating of
e umpire"
Another report of the same game
ives the saxse score. but is to the
Meet that the pitnhing and catching
kas the feature
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DOWN THE PENINSULA.
PARKsLEV BEATS CAPByILLE-

Parksley. Va Aug. 1i--Athough
oushit almost two to one Parksley
took the game yesterday from Cape
vile through superior baserunning. 4
10 g.
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SNOW HILL TAKES GAME.

SNOW Hill. Md. Aug. 11-Snow Hill
defeated Tel ',,eranceville In feature
lese game, Tuesday, to I.
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SNOW HILL STOPPED.

Snow HUI. Nd, Aug. l1.-C17ssield
r4o,ped Snow Hili's winning streak
bv winning yesterdays game, 8 to 1.
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PRINCESS ANNE DEFEATED.

Cambridge. Md Aug 11.-Cam-
hrsdee defeated Princess Anne here
yesterday. to 4
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pocouoKY HAS LUCKY INNING.

Poconoke City. Md Aug. n.-Poco-
kuoke scored eight runs in the seventh
I,nning yesterday and defeated Mar
(delia. s to 4.
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Many On Grocers' Excur~on.
RThe annual excarson left this city
liz morning for Atlantic City. Twelve
hundred and forty two persons were
b board Two special trains OF IA cars
h0h were ueed.
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BRlscoE PITCHES WE'LL.

Eastons Nd, Aug 1l.-Easton easily
defeated ct Michaels yesterday after
|noon, to i.
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FRANK W PrERsoN.
anernta ".
NlTIfE

NOTICE.
Nollce u hereby given mat the Mayor
ard Council of Wilmington 80 through
fne Board pf Directors of tho Street and
Sewer Department. will make apDlicAtion
~ the Court 0f General sessions ~ tho
state - Delaware, IN and for New Castle
county. az It's session on the first dag ~
September a -. 1921 at AZ O'Clock a
~. IN the. County Court House at Viii
mingtOn, Delaware. fof the appointment
sons - yscstc all that portion of the bod
of lweiffh etreef, laid Out on the map
of the city N Wilmington Delaware.
more particularly described as follows
Beginning at the intersection Of the
ngrtbesstefly side ~ Twelfth STREET at
eTestefly side Of Grant avcnre AZ sixty
feet iG0 feetl vide: thence norfhweeteriy
along the said side ~ Twelfth street
three hundred and forty feet $40 fee.)
~ thc southeasteriy side Of Bayard ave-
me. ~ sixty feet 900 feetj vide formeriy
rallied Tsrrace Lane thence soUthwesferiy'
along the said side n Baysrd avenue
side of Twelfth street, tnence soutbeaster-
~ along the saiG side of Twelfth street,
three hundred and forty feet $40 feef)
20 the D0rfhwesferiy side ~ Grant ave.
aucs thence thereby nort'easterfy fifty
fee1 go feetl % the place ~ beginning.
street befne pubic street 0f fhc city
of Wilmington and a public road IN VIII
ningtQn hundred
Board Of Directors of the street and
Sewer Department
A. l. JOHNSON.
PRESIDENT
FRANK W. pTERsOT.
Secretary
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legal Notices
NllTIf

&OIffIK
Sotice ls hereby given that the Mayor
and .6ouneil .of Wilmington. Through
the Board of Directors ~ the street and
20 the Court Of General apszions Ia and
for Ns~ Castle county. as It's session.
on Thhxstisy the first day of september.
a. ~ fb2f, st Al O'Clock. n rn In tho
County Court Hou~T. at Wilmington.
Desaw1re. for the AppDintn Of athres
disintsrssted and impartial persons 20
yacate su that portion ~ neN company
fosd being in the city Of Wiiminxton.
Delaware. beginning at the intersection
FORMED by the nOrtherly side ~ Lancaster
afenue. With the westerly side n UniDn
street thence running noftberiy along
the said Westerly side ~ union street 70 tbs
sonfheriy side of Third street. thence
westsriy and Dsfailei with Third street.,
~ feet 81 inrhesy more or lezs 70
point. II being the westerly side ~ THAT
Formerly was tho New Corppsng Foxd
thence soDtberiy and parallels with Union
street, along ithe said westerly side of
northeriy side IN Isncastsr svens.s'
thence easterly aiong the said portbcrly
side of Lancaster avenue. fifteen feet, four
and three quarter inches lis feet. az
inchfsl. more or isss. - the place of be-
Bo1RkD OF DIRECTORS or TBz
sTKFET AND sRWER DEPART
K l. JouSsos.
President.
FRANK W. PTERsoN.
Secrets ~.
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AUTOMOBILES

Autom obiIes For Sale IL
1921 FORD TOURING, s4oo.
1917 BUICK ToUMNG. $3.50.
1920 BUICK TOURING.
1915 BUICK BIG TOURING. $500
1916 BUICK LITTLE TOURING $50
STEVENS DURYEA TOURING.
S400.
1917 sTUDEBAKER TOURING.
$3.50. n
See Mr.. Ratledge 1DI7-19 Orange St.
Open evenings 70 8.
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ReaI Esta,e
FOR RENT

FOR RENT
ff07 West Fourth 50. 10 ana =.
601 West Fifth st. Apt. 4 and b.
6i9 East Seventh 81. 5 +.
SO Spruce 81. r.
SOC East Eighth ST.. 4 and sfor~
5I3 King ST.. IS =.
F. A. DAVIS & co.
Pha1e 7f2. 1000 TATNAII. STREET.
Real Estate Notary Public
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These Did Not Office They Teephond Their Ads
AUCTIONS
sales

sALEs--Of every d~scfip-
iion. Anywhere. II yob want 20 sell
nee Hamilton, The suuare Deal
Aucfionsef and Farm agent 70s
Madison ~. Phone 1888 w.
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AUTOMOBILES
Antoine moblyes For sale

FORD PARTs--srghtiy used. At half
p4ice: chAssis. crank cases. motors. spot
Iights and other parts snyders Garage,
Second and Jefferson streets.
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EOP RENT
For RENT
SPECIAL OFFER

~ AN<tf1L< vi Il IN
VIII consider one or two new or rood
secondhand automobiles as part nay
uent Tor either 0f these west side we'll
located residential properties.
No r. Eight rooms, bath. two porcaes.
electric lights. laundry tubs and heater.
This property is in hrst-clasS condition
and must be seen to be appreciated
Price only $500. rent $50 per month.
NO. -TWo-family apartment house.
containing two modern four-room private
apartments equipped with steam heat and
electric lights. All plumbing and electric
wiring is new. Lot, 30 las feet. TO
rear street. Price, $500 rent 800
per month.
For further information see
NJ. w. VAUGHN
Phone Gas. s14 Orange Strsss
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CLASSIFIED DISPLAY

FRANK W. PTERsoN.
Secretary.
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AN OPPORTUkITf--For a girl Co learn
artistic painting must have some
knowledge of water color painting. be
willing to listen 10 adsife and the ability
10 profit BY il. Write fun history and
what ability you have in nrsE letter.
Address ] n. Every Eseiiing Office.
CLERKS OVER I7-For postal mail SER
vice, $50 month examinations seDtefH-
Der. experience unnecessary. far free
particulars write J Leonard IOrnnt
civil service examiner fau5 Egaitaisls
Bldg, WASHINGTON ID q.
GIRL-Wanted for general housework at
2403 Harrison street. Take No. IL car
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USED CARS

our 4-day clearance sale afforded many
an opportunity 90 huy wonderful values
at extremely low prices Every one who
bought was more than satisfied We now
have our show rooms stocked with new
and Interesting bargains Come look
them over.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-09-15

tended All report an enjoyable
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Barton Of the
Wilson Community visited nj the
hom eof Mrs. Barton's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. s. r. Eoff, Wednesday.
Miss Bessie Smith Of Lubbock,
spept Saturday night with Miss
Blanche ENNIS.
Miss Matte Mae Barber left Fri
day for her home in the Wilson vi
cinity, after Il weeks visi. at the
home Of her aunt, Mrs. s. c. Borland.
Mrs. s. p. Eoff and daughter, Vim
eta, spent Tuesday afternoon at the
home of their daughter and sister,
Mrs. J. C. McDale.
Messrs. Caluin and Ealy Eoff were
Lubbock visitors Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Cowart spent
Wednesday night at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. +. j. Cowart.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. ID. Pate spent Fri
day afternoon at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. S. r. Eoff.
Mr.. s. d. Stewart was in town
Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. Calvin Eoff was dinner guest
at the home of his sister, Mrs. J. c.
McDale, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Richardson and
son of Lubbock, visited at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Richardson
Sunday.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-09-15
HAPPENINGS OF SLIDE
AND COMMUNITY THIS WEEK

II began raining Sunday eve and
continued showers through Monday
II has rained | i-2 inches here.
Mr. Terry from New Home was in
the community last Tuesday evening
Mr. Delbert White from Lynn Co.
passed through this vicinity Wednes-
day, euroute to Lubbock His father
and Mr. Milwee came back home with
him.
Mrs. T. J. Davis and daughter
spent a while Tuesday evening with
Mrs. r. W Harrist.
Mrs Jim Mabray and son Martin,
were transacting business in Lub-
book Wednesday.
Mr. Woods, from the New Home
community was at the store last Wed
nesday
Mr. I J. Davis and wife were AZ
Lubhock Thursday on business.
Several in the Community were
transacting business In town last Sat
urday.
Mr.. J. G. Stanford and family, and
Bennett Stanford and family from
Ropesville, visited at the home Of MIR.
Jim Mabray last Sunday
Mr.. jay Harlan and wife, George
Harland and wife. Mr. Chapel and
wife, from Slaton and Mr.. Tom
Hughes and family from Lakeview
Community were guests ut the home
of T. J. Davis on last Sunday.
Several in the Community attend
ed the all-day singing at Lubbock on
last Sunday.
Mrs. Williams and family spent last
Sunday with Mr. Moore and wife
Mr. Crouch from New Home was
at the store Monday morning.
Mr.. Clarence Barton from Lubbock
spent last Saturday night with Leon
ard Davis.
Mr.. Bill Hanley returned to the
ranch last Saturday, after spending
a few weeks at Lubbock. attending
the meetings there.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-09-15

pointments at New Hope Friday and
Sunday night.
Mr.. S. D. Pate was In town Wed
ncsday.
Messrs. J. c. Roberts, Gus Hanen,
Lee Nix and T. A. Battin were among
the Lubbock visitors Saturday.
The Stewart children are attend
ing the Lubbock schools this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Nix and children,
and Mrs. Winningham spent Sunday
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. T. A.
Battin.
Mr.. Virgil Cowart took his first
bale Of cotton to town Friday.
Mr.. S. p. Eoff and daughter, Vim
eta, were in town Saturday after
noon.
Mrs. Mamie Wylie and daughter,
Loula Kate. were in town Saturday.
Miss Lauell Borland Entertained
with an ice cream supper Thursday
night, Il being her birthday. Quite
a number of the Woodrow young peo-
pie and some few from Lubbock at
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-09-15
CENTER NEWS ITEMS
OF THE PAST WEEK

The farmers are making great
progress toward gathering their crops
while some have not started. Quite
few are preparing their land for
wheat
Messrs. r. Reiken, Jack, Frank,
George Baker, Bonnie Chan and Mr.
II. ID. HappinRer and sons, Dick and
Henry and Misses Tommie Goeth, and
Martha, Myrtle, Edith and Emma
Abney, were among callers in Aber-
nathy one day last week.
Mr.. A. W. Jones was seen hauling
load Of wheat to Alternately last
Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. Fred Ray was seen transacting
business in this part OF the section
one day last week.
Mr.. Hubert Bond visited friends in
this part Of the world one day last
week
Messrs. Henry, Herman and Rhine
Hobbins were callers Of the J. II.
Baker home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earnest Jones were
callers at the Edgar Abney home Sun
day:
Mr.. Edgar Abney and Fred Ray
motored to Plains. Texas. southwest
Of Lubbock last Sunday. They went
70 look at some land. but they say II
Is awful sorry.
Mr.. SCARCE Baker and sisters, Luz
ellie, Alma, Carril and Mae attended
church and sunday school at Monroe
Sunday.
sunday School u still progressing
nicely. A large crowd was present.
Everyone seems 70 be greatly inter
ssted and II trying 10 do his part.
After Sunday School. Rev. Rankin
preached, bis text being, Not Every
One That Sayeth Lord, Lord. shall en-
tsr into The Kingdom " Heaven" lie
delivered q gFaet message and every
one went sway greatly benefited.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-09-15
Catarrh Cannot Be Cureo

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS. as thsy
cannot reach the seat OF the disoase.
catarfh n a local disease. greatly In
auenced BY constitutional conditions. and
internal remsty Halls Caiarrh Mcdi-
cine " taken Internally and acts thru
the blood on the mucous surfaces OF tho
system Halls Catarrh Medicine waf
prescribed b one Of the best physicians
In this country for years. II IL com,
posed Of sofnr Of the best tones known.
combined WITH some 81 the best blood
purifiers. The perfect Combination of
the ingredients IN Halls Cstarrn Ned
cine u what produces such wonderful,
tlst4nouials free
v CHENEY 4 CO. Props.. Toledo. O
All DruEsists. -,
Halle Family pills for constipation
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-09-15
GIRLS LEMON JUICE
BLEACHES FRECKLES

Squeeze the juice Of two lemons
into a bottle containing three ounces
of Orchard White, which any drug
store will supply for a few cents.
shake well and you have . quarter
pint OF the best freckle and tan 10
ton, and complexion whitener.
Massage this sweetly fragrant
lemon lotion into the face, neck,
arms and hands each day and see
how freckles and blemishes bleach
out and how clear, soft and rosy
white the skin becomes.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-09-15
AN INTERESTING BATCH
OF ITEMS FROM CARLISLE

II has been some time since you
hve heard fro mCarlisle, hut II IL
still Oh the map.
We have Sunday School every Sun
day afternoon at four O'Clock. Every
body come.
A new boy arrived at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones, September 5.
Mother and son are getting along
fine.
The young folks injoyed a party
at Mr.. Esco Casey Wednesday night.
Brother Eckles, of Plainview
preached Saturday night and Sunday
morning. Brother Tennison baptised
six into the church on Sunday after
noon and preached Sunday night.
Brother Oden will preach the
fourth Sunday in each month.
The christian meeting will begin
Saturday night, Brother Bently will
do the preaching.
Mrs. Hankins' mother, of Plainview
was visiting her last week.
Mr.. McNeely and family of town
attended the baptising Sunday after
noon and church Sunday night.
Mr.. Ottie Guin, wife and baby Of
Plainview, are visiting relatives and
friends here this week
Some of the young folks attended
the singing in town Sunday. All re-
ported good singing.
Mr.. Bailey Hankins and wife are
attending to business in Kress this
week.
Miss Susie Moore visited home
folks Saturday night and Sunday.
Travis Tubbs, Leslie Sims and
Certus Bonds made a business trip
to the Slaughter Ranch last week.
Mrs. Ernest Self was visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs Burrough last
week.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-09-15

We had fine rain Monday and
Monday night, which was a help TO
some things and great damage TO
others.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. N. Barber of the
Wilson Community spent Thursday
night al the home Of Mrs BARRIERS
sister, Mrs. s. Z. Borland.
Rev. Carr filled his regular APP
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-09-15

The Avalanche and the Dallas
Semi. Weekly News for one year.
s2.2b. This u . splendid eombin-
alton Tor the farmer and the rural
subscriber, as6
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-09-15

Germany money will look pretty
good 10 southern farmers in exchsngs
Tor cotton, " they can just get
enough 81 u.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-09-15

W. v Cumbie and family have re-.
turned 10 their home on 18th street
after weeks stay with friends In
the country.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-09-15

Mrs.. N, L. Davis aud son, d. II
wichita Falls, we're the guests II
NJ, and Mrs Louie 2. Moore 81 1912
W iith. s., last Sunday
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-09-15

Never iudEs : msn ~ his nams.
Tho nIitl.h prohibitions leader Il
named tank.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-09-15

The Avalanche will pay you good
price for clean rags.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-09-15

John Rails % Hale Center, visited
relatives and transacted business IN
Luhhoek fueaday.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-09
Franklin Car
Has Record Day
In Shipments

Syracuse. X J.. July a-Evsry
ErsvicUs record in tia matter ci
sn pmsntS vas ecC&sn gaae 80
whsn tAs Franklin AueeuchIIs
s,mpaaF &c tbs czsy shipped rs
TAR The aext largest shipment
svsr recorded ~ Fra1klia was On
December 81 a4ss. when ltg ears
lsEr the FeaasEta tlekary- rha
EranAf1 dealer crga1 tsslEic1 res
ssrGay Gel1versf I9e ears Eata the
hands ce cIsremsrs. vhfch Is cI-se
to a record Il 5z does aos esclh-
lisa cue.
Al previous I1as records were
shattered sAis year 1851 ears h1r-
.us oseu sAiRPs,f erum the tacc-ry
ttrt1g the mc1rh- n s exceeds br
tour sha number q ears saf1aad II
9lE1s cf 1lst ysar Iuae &C 1891
g,es dcwa Ia Frunklin b hstrrv as
rAe sgvsnlA best mcnth IL the
uul-csr ce sAfpmens ss1cs loan
W ltinscn sEarrsd wurS On tAs
-irse Fralkaa ear twenty Fsa-s
tsc teGay psg-flE the cxsntv-
year Interval alncss SIS I1I ra-s
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greater use OF cars, and a greater
appreciation OF the praetica..value
Of cars"