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Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1921-01-20
TRAINING NIGHT AT
EASTPCRT N. {. Church

On Wednesday January T.. ae off
:al board Of the Eastnort Methodist
Episcopal Church. Rey John T Jae-
yer, pastor. gave supper to the
members OF the church. Tie object
VAS 10 get together in a social Nay
and at the same time inargurate a
Church Training Night About -
sat down to enjoy the supper to-
sether. and OF that nurnbcr 62 return
ID cards promising to join enc Of ths
study classes. OF this number 81
acre present last night. which was
tic beginning OF the first course Of
study
The FIRST course Of study will CON
itue for six weeks Two classes hay#
seen formed, ont for adults and one
sar children. The textbook for the
adults IS .The Church Serving the
Neighborhood and is being Taught by
re- pastor. The children are study
ng Tae Story of Our Bible. ard are
eing led I,y the pastors wife
The program i as follows Eight
!, III. song and PRAYER service $40
iddrcss by the pastor subject.
Prayer. $50. study perind: S.45 L
y. glosiag Of The PRAYER service After
hc hour cf prayer and studE, tht
business Meetings OF the various de.
pariments II the cllurca Nil re held
IS follows
First Wednesday III the month. the
official board; second Nednesdas. lie
SUNDAY School BOARD; third N'edtles.
lay, the Epwortl League, and the
fourth Wednesday. the. Woman For.
eien Missionary Society
Everybody Is pleased with the new
1rogranl. and Church Training
Night promises To he success
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1921-01-20
SPECIAL MEETING Of
CITY COUNCIL TONIGHT

Mayor Levy has issued d c.tlI for
The members or the City Council 10
attend d special meeting tonight in
the Council Chamber. Several husi-
ness matters are scheduled 10 come
before the meeting. but it is under
stood that the principal question to
be given consideration will be that of
extending the hours fixed by the Coun-
cil for colored folks TO hold dances
in the city Assembly Rooms
Governor Ritchie, il is understood.
has interested himself in the matter.
and has made request of the council
to grant an extension of the hour for
eolored dances 10 close. The limit
placed upon these functions BY the
Council is 1880 O'Clock II has been
pointed out that many Of the colored
folks, desiring 10 attend these dances.
are frequently prevented from doing
40. because they arc employed as
iomestics in various households, and
in many Instances, il is late in the
night before they get away from their
work
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1921-01-20
NAVY BASKE.T TERS KEEP
Up WINNING STREAK

The Naval Academy basketball
team continued its winning streak yes
erday afternoon by Overwhelming the
I've of Villa Nova College. Of Penn
svlvauia, As to i9 The game made
he ninth consecutive victory
Tie fast ofTepsive play and clever
9asSing of the Middies was again the
telling factor in the result Their de-
eense. too. WAS strong, particularly
II tlle second half. when the visitors
lniv managed to register six points
The aiiddies threw total OF 20
eld goals. The PennsyNanians reg
istered five from the court. their other
nine points being the result Of the
splendid shooting Of Ryan from the
foul circle He accepted all chances
;ilat came his way
.tlllt. ii center. played q brilliant
game for Navy. as did Hyerly and
Mckee The lineup aad summary
Navy. Position villa Nova
Mckee Ryan
Hserly Sweeney
Aul P1cket'
Greiber Jones
WATERS Longhiir
Substitutions Navy. Waidlich for
Mckee. Blue for Bverly. Johnston for
Aun. Lyon for Greiger, Parr for Wat
Ter Navy scoring Goal from court
Auit ~. Byerly (5l. Mckee t5l. Wat
ters t'l goals from fouls, Mckee 6
out az ~ Waters Il out OF ~. Villa
Nola Goals from court. Ryan f2l
LoHshiin t2l. Pickett, goals from
fouls. RYAN tel Referee Pippen
niversity Of Maryland Umpire
NeD,vit, University Of Pennsylvania
Tirno OF periods 90 minutes
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1921-01-20
SEEK OWNERS OF LOTS
ON CAMP MEADE SITE

rhc Federal Government SeehtnE
owners Of town lots whief ars i'l
el'ldcd in thc Camp Meafle site s. of
si 10 pas tllein f5r tlieir praper5ies
Years ago mans persons b0uEht ioia
near Annapolis Junction and about
5000 al ttcs we're included with
5ihcr lands III lie military reselFa-
tion Many of the Ion owners cannot
bc POUND and nearly e5o0 lots of the
III, acres arc still Nlpnfchased
Tfeae lots IRE under eSldemnation
proceedings, bui this will moi preYen'
3lyMent diroet 10 tie owners Il they
can be found
Persons who hanght l2ts III tAe VI.
cinily of Annapolis Junction are div,
ging through Old paper g ste II the
arc among those for Whom mon q
waiting
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1921-01-20
K. A. FRATERNITY OF
ST. JOHNS CELEBRATES
BIRTHDAY OF LEE

The anniversary of General Robert
+. Lee vas celebrated Yesterday eyen-
ing IS the Beta Mn CHAPTER ef the
Kappa Alpha Order 81 Johns Cole
lesp. AZ the fraternity house ot7 Prince
George street The local chapter. like
o.iaers throughout the South. makes
lie practice of observing this birth-
slay celebration III honor Of tbs great
sautherner
General Lee was president Of Nasli-
IL gton College, now Washington and
I.ee University II the time of the
founding of Kappa Alpha there N
1865 Because ii his kindly interest
and noble example and because
K.lppa Alpha is The only strictly
southern frasernity III the United
General Lee has from the beginning
.iaen considered as the guiding genius
Of the fraternity and as the ideal of
It's acm5ers
States General Lee has from the be-
ginning been considered as the guid-
ing genius of the fraternity and as the
ddeal Of It's members.
During tile evening two toasts we're
rcspouded to as follows: r p. Tur-
ncr, head ol the local chapter. had as
his subject The Relation of General
Lee to Our Fraternity. and William
Kavanaugh Doty, of the Naval Acad-
einy. and editor Of The Kappa Alpha
journal. spoke on the subject Gem
eswl Lee The American King
Arthur.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1921-01-20
BABE DIES
WHILE PARENTS SLEEP

For Their -months-old taHglaei
. die iii led hpside tllom Without be
ing aware OF the fact until some lime
iffetMards Mas the experience this
morning of Georg @ Gross aus
Annie L Gross, 4 respectable eeloreC
onplr living on the GernfaatoWf
road The dead child b Louise Il
Gross. The child had bcen IL III tl1e
sheoping cough. aud il i imposed e
hape strangled 10 death while asleep
When the mother of the ehilil Ven
80 the bedroom 10 arouse tlie girl ate
shn and her husband had bees down
stairs Tor some time, il MAS foun6
that she Was dead The child ha5
aeen given attention several tine,
lGriDs tho night, according 70 tho mo
ther. and when she and tier hashail1
rose this morning il appeared 70 be
asleep. SO they did not disturb 4. fhi
vas the nature OF the testimony giveT
3efore Police Justice William y
lee. Of Germantown. who, upon Seins
notified of the death investigated b
case. Justice Ice, under the cireum
stances, decided that all inquest woulf
lie unnecessary
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1921-01-20
MAYOR ASKED TO NAME
DELEGATES TO NATION
VIDE ROAD congress

Mayor Levy has received Il colnlnu
nicatian from ths American Road
Railaers Association, asking him to
appoint three dehgates to represent
Annapolis Officially al The Nation vide
Good Roads Congress and the National
Good Roads show TO he held II the
Coliseum, Chicago February @ Il.
Tie Mayor has ntt Vet acted on the
request The Ss citation which has
It's headquarters 81 New York city Is
nov actively engaged III making prep-
arations for the Congress.
Delegates from yery section of the
Tinted states air Canada viii ai-
end and there vii also BE- represen-
ta5ivss from Cuba Porto Rico HaNali
and Alaska
Tie Congress altl show viii II held
under the auspices III tile American
Road Builders Association. tile ma
ionai organizai IN af government
slltc county and eiiy highway aiil
eiats engineers contractors and
manufacturers III road building mat
llincry and mater als II IN called for
9lie purpose ar discussing the proh-
lem eonfrontlia highway officials
lle economical Nie,adlture of fst APP
nriailol tasalil more l4t9 OH.
fillion lollars recently provided by
states ANA eauN for highway inl-
liroypnnnt in ts United states. and
mefhn.s al highwas enn-
& rae ion .slttl alafistelinee
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1921-01-20
FEAT Of
WIRELESS TALK HEARD
At RADIO PLANT HERE.
1lss Thc A..melaaea rre.s.l

san DIEGO. CAlA e.Ian 20 AZ
account Of i remarkable wireless con
rsation extending fron Avalon
catalina Islands. IN the Pacific
across the continent and over the At
laDtir 10 Spain and Portugal, wa
eiven today by Frank Axe, who has an
nnatenr station u Eseondido IL this
,oantry Axe SAYS he vas listening
IN when he heard the Avalon aviator
ell the operator in Portugal that he
v's going to try to reach Annapolis
Nd
The answer from Annapolis was
kat the message had been heard
loud and that it also had been heard
ay operators in Spain and Portugal
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1921-01-20
OF BRAND
MINISTRY is REAL
SECURITY FOR FRANCE
tt.. The .Nseeclateel Pre.s.l


Paris. FRANCE. Jan. 20 The
prime purpose OF the BRAND ministry
IN directing the government Of the
nation will be 10 obtain real security
for France through the disarmament
OF Germany.
We have treaty of peace with
Germany, declares q statement OF the
ministry. bat We have not real peace
Is spta peace which will solidly
establish Frances essential rights and
assure her security We shall obtain
that security only If Germany is dis
armed That is for rs the vital ques-
tion. marking out for the government
its first and most sacred duty. We
shall not fail in it, Renaration comes
next in the governments program
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1921-01-20
LAID TO REST
IN ST. ANNE'S

The Rev II c. Lane. pastor Of the
Eastport Baptist Church. officiated at
the funeral OF John Williams, which
took place yesterday afternoon from
his late home in Easiport The de-
ceased was buried in St. Anne's Gene
terry. The palIhearers were his nep-
hews William and Edwin Parks.
Arthur and Clarence Parks and Lee
BRAND and jacob Medford. james S.
Taylor and sons had charge IF the
funeral arrangements
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1921-01-20
WARMER WEATHER IN
WAKE OF. FRIGID WAVE
Temperature Got As Low AS 10.
Degrees. Record For
This Winter
SPA CREEK FROZE OVER

The frigid spell Of weather that
gripped the entire eastern section of
the country during the past SO hours,
gave way TO a warmer WaYe Today,
and II will he even warmer tonight
aud tomorrow. according 70 the fore
casts issued By the Weather Bureau
officials.
Yesterday WAS the c0llest day Of the
present winter The mercury IN the
early morning hours registered gem
orally around the IL degree mark but
in some sections, particularly along
the water front i drupBod g as low
as IL degrees The previous low fig
ure for the season Mas 20 degrees
The temperature remained several de-
grees below The freezing polnt
throughout the day but At night. when
the Wind veered around 10 The south
east. il steadily grew warmer. and
today conditions have Leen decidedly
pleasant
Spa creek Is frozen from shore to
shore and ice also formed i'll thc har-
tDr Wednesday night and yesterday
hit 50 far there IS no Indication Of
skating As tllis has Leen the first
srtexe of ans consequence during the
alfer The fact that the cold spell
was short lived there have been only
fcN reports of frozen water pipes but
3lousekeepers were compelled 70 con-
tinuaIIy stoke their furnaces and
stoves To keep conditions comfortable
about tile household.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1921-01-20
CARDINAL GIBBONS
NOW ABLE TO WALK

With bis condition showing Improve
mem attending pllysieails permitted
Cardinal Gibbons q pay brief visit
~ ne cathedral YESTERDAY aecem-
panied by the Rev Alkert II smith
has seeretary and tie Rev Eslsar'i
Leonard
During lie rariy part of fle l,ty.
tile physicians permitted tne cardinal
10 walk about in his study after which
he turned 10 them and remarked.
Zine ] am beginning 70 feel ms old
self. This is the first time that he
hrs been allowed to walk since his
illness
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1921-01-20
EMI-ANNUAL TESTS
AT NAVAL ACADEMY

NJ semi-annual examinations Of
tbs tour classes OF midshipmen begin
al the Naval Academy tomorrow, The
hrs; class will have navigation: sec
ond modern languages; third, nlaths-
mates. aid fourth languages
On Saturday the first class Will
have ordnance. second. electrical en-
giaeering and physics: third. marine
engineering and physics, and fourth
English. The examinations will con-
.,ns Through Thursday ni next week
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1921-01-20
Dance For Colored Folks

('olorpd folks Of the city have Sc
cured the use Of the City Assembly
Rooms for i dance 10 be given or
"Wednesday night OF next week, in
stead OF Thursday night as has bee
stated The dance Will be one OF the
series arranged under the manage
mont Of John King, a well-knoNT
Young colorcd man about town. Music
for the occasion will be furnished b.
Gertrude Wells Jazz orchestra frqm
Washington.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1921-01-20
At LEAST A HUNDRED
MILLION IMPROPERLY
PAID SH|pBUN DERS
el,s Tho Assee.a.ea a.ress.1

NEW YORK Jan 10 At least
100000 600. improperly paid ship
builders ~ the United states Ship
ping Board. viii be disclosed IN ihc
auditing of the Shipping Board ac,
ounts nov being made, Colonel \. II
Aba,lie Il rmer comptroller general of
he board declared here today before
he Walsh investigating committee.
Colonel Ahadie declared there We're
a great many Irregularities between
he Bethlehem Steel Corporation and
he Shipping board as a result Of the
connection OF Charles n Scllwab with
roth the board and tho corporation.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1921-01-20
VAGABOND BASKETERS
TO PLAY CHIEFTAINS

Tic basketball team Of the Vaga
bond A. c. Of Annapolis will line up
tonight against the crack five Of the
Chiefjains Club, 81 Baltimore, in the
gymnasium of ST Johns College The
game will get under way at O'clock.
The t'hieftains have established a rep
u;ation among amateur teams around
Baltimore and the game promises TO
lie we'll contested
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1921-01-20
Former Cook At .Y' Dead

Henrietta Mcpherson, eoiored, fo5
some time employed as cook at Oh
VI W G. A. cafeteria. diod yesterdas
il her home, 9 Northwest street Sh
had been i'll only short time. Ifef
fuaer;l will be held from sAsbur
African Methodist Episcopal Churcl
IN SUNDAY at , 80 D. IN.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1921-01-20
U. S. Commercial Privileges
tlsv THE ass0riafed Press.t

WASHINGTON, ID. G., Jan. 20.--
Constructive legislation 70 guarantee
the United States equal commercial
privileges on the sea, was urged To-
dag rs Senator Ransaeli, of Louisiana.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1921-01-20
AUTOMOBILE LINES
TO END ISOLATION
IN SOUTHERN MD.
This Proposition Suggested Fol
lowing Tour BY Governor And
Other Officials Through Lower
Counties Direct Route To
City
EXCL LUSIVE RIGHTS TO
WOULD-BE BACKERS


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Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1921-01-20
DEMPSEY NOR
CARPENTER HAS PUT
FORFEIT FOR FIGHT
tny The Asaoclased Pre.s.l

MN YORK Jan 80 Expressing
hrs determination 70 carry alone. II
nee. 5ary. the 100000 champion shir
bout between Jack Dempsey and
George Carpenter, Tex Richards
American promoter Of the contest To-
asa expressed a desire for full in
tstigation @ determine whethcr any
partiee 10 the contract had deposited
j, .mounts required Of hem
NF.W YORK. Jan 20 Neither J4cF
l1rmpsey nor Georges Carpenter, un-
der contract for d 100000 champion
slip forfeit bout next summer have
put up their forfoit money with the
here II MAS announced 10
elay hy +. ] Fuller yice president nf
the t'ensral Fnion Trust 90.
dempsey has made na deposit oi
ang kind here said Mr. Fuller
earpeniier has made no deposit Is
eealired By the contract H. has dc
,asiled some French securities with
Morton Iardges and Company Paris
bankers. but these eanno, be exported
81 ttli country under The f'ranrh law
taarlrs 81 cochran tn Ileifisl
promoter mas deposited his nleney
md Villain 4 Bradt and ,reN Rick
ard illo Aoleriean promoter havs
Covered their deposits With snreis
bonds As alloEed l}y the tottraet
Thai Is M whole stors of rho d.
aosils
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1921-01-20
Direct Route Desired

Governor Iiitehie Is particularly
ii xiolls to have established a direct
y ~ e, Baltifnt re city for the people
- ST Mtry's and ealycrt counties
Ilis question Mas discussed with
G airman Mack&ll, ot tho State Roads
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1921-01-20

Continued ~ page ~
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-26
HOUSES FOR SALE
Watch GRAND Forks
Grow
HOUSES EoR al,

FOR RENT. t
$sS.eo-Nine room al modern furnisred
house. in Riverside Park.
South Fourth st. s
FOR SALE.
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Belmont Ave. ~
$sooo.o0-ssven room all modera house
on Vernon ave. $3.50
$500. oe-EEht room all modern house
on Vernon Ave. ''
$bedo.eo-Six room house, ali modern
but heat, with stoves ana so
foot lot. In Riversido PARK.
$500. oo-Seven room house, all mod
err, on University Ave.
5000 room all modern house
in Riverside Park. "
$4So0.00-Ten room all modern house
on South Fourth st.
but heat, close in on walnut ST.,
$1,000 .e0-Sjx room house and barn, rs
foot lot, on Skidmore Ave.
$lSo0.o0-F4ve room cottage. screened
IN !porch, city water and electric
lights, on International Ave.
5 G nm IT,. n .
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wv. III. Kelsey
HOUSES AND LOTS
A Few Of Our Best Barrain.

AAoO0Eo A4NOcLOIS
. A Fewof Our Best Bargains
; sssao. oo-A thoroughly modern,
Q house Y East. Grand
: throughout. Good garage. WIN
. ssll downstairs furniture, which
: is of beautiful design and In
for $Ssoo.oo. A very good buy.
$21oO.0O-A 4-room house in
North End: Has water. sewer.
: electric lights, hardwood floors.
/, Easy terms. B-2S91.
! $500 :o0-5-room house In North
|. End. In arst-class condition,
floors downstairs; garase.
. Small payment down, BALANCE
. monthly. This is a bargain.
$685.. o0-Beautiful Vernon Ave.
. home, a thoroughly modern s.
; water heat; garage. R-2So1.
house on COTTONWOOD; maple
floors; basement with heating
4. plant; s Rrsses able
. bungalow on Walnut St. hard.
wood floors. hot water heat.
, B-29O4.
$6oe0.00-A 5-room bungalow on
; Belmont Ave-. strictly modern,
a very good house. Good gar
age. B-2s05.
S40N.00-Riverside Park lot with.
; So It. frontage. Terms I ozsutt.
Exceptionally choice building \
;1oSo.oo-Beautiful corner lot on
D ~ Z Inn A va :. kA ~ frnntA0nl&
|, Satisfactory terms.
|. Real Estate Department
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~ DeMers AVG.
0
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HELP-GENERAL.

THE AMERICAN ART WORKS,
IN thp spseisitsY ,.aadvsrtisiascneldr have
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. complete line Of copyrighted art
calendars. commercial calendars,
monthly AAveftisinE service, and ..
wide range Of quick selling speoisI-
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The Kempsr Thomas Co. cincin-
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opening for. an advertising Y
salesman for North Dakota
territory. Line consists Of fine !
art and business calendars, ax-
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goods and begins Decem-
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GRAND FoRKs HERALD. "a laal.
FURNITURE
NORTH nAkoTA0

FURNITURE FOR sALE-B0oKCASE
combination bookcase I'M writipg,
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uPHOLSTERIN0 AND FURNITURE
repAirfn1. Household goods 5paaked
fof shipment; prices reasonable. Z.
Brown 9026W. Barlow,s Art Store
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SECONDHAND FURNETuRE,-sTovES
Anything hoiisfit,, sold, EXCHANGED. Nc,
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MAN OR WOMAN wANTED-sALARY
ssG. full time, 76c. IN hour spare time,
ExpeFience unnecessary. International
Hosiery Mills. Norristpwn, p /.
FAMILY WANTED ON FARM-No.' I,
EdkpoEe, N. d.
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.WE BUT AND SELL SECOND HAND
furniture And stoves. a. F, Schave,
y SOS. ira st. sRhone t1eJ.
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BUSINESS CHANCES

WANTED SALES MANAGER IS 10
open .ofice. organize crew twenty
speciality statesmen to cover North Da-
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thing new; rapid seller; big profits;-
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600 Ito $4,000 capital to finance BUSH.
ness.s Address, President, Paul Rub
Der Co, Salisbury, NC.
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HAT CLEANERs

Hats Cleansd Aud Reblocked. First class
work g. !. Hat Cleaning Parlor.
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WE WANT a LADY OR GENTLEMAN
AGENT TO handle city trade in Grand
is'a wonderful opportunity as you 1iiI
DO retailing the genuine j. r. watkins
products including Watkins Cocoanut
Oil Shampoo Garda Face Powder.
ucts. Write today for free sarnpIee
n particulars. The J.. r. Watkins
CO., Dept. s.. Winona, MINI.
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SByTs sELL NEW. ARcoND HAND
f1fniture, stoves. NV. Furniture
Co. EOS s. 83rd. Phone 3l1W. .fs.
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Fine Uphelsterine ana Repairing. Sur-
lnitlre q China Packing for Ship.
PIPING. NV Furniture Co. Phone 211M.
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sUMED OAK BUFFET AND oak
dresser. Practically new. 4e5 ChSy-
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HELM

Hats Cleaned and RahlockeA. Also do
nrst class shoe rspairing. Tho Busy Hee.
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SELL MINITMEND FOR
tires and tubes; cost &c repair; sur
passes v~ulcanizing, saves 5oo%.
Every auto and accessory dealer
buys. Profits amazing. Shaw made
IA Arstl day. Hart made S155 first
week: Particulars and free samples.
Tha Continental RNbher Co., Dept. S.,
philadelphia, Pa.
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