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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-14

!racaso va inevitable, por 10 visto, de
la conferencia de Londres. La ironia
por una parte y la enardecida violen-
cia por la otra estan poniendo en- gra-
We riesgo la mantenencia de la Enten-
te que de un momento a otro puede
romperse con las gravisimas conse-
cuencias que de clio puede derivarse,
pero todo es preferible a esta incer-
tidumbre-ha dicho LIE Matin-porque
asi 10 menos sabremos donde estan
nuestros enemigos.
BELFAST, agosto 14.-Despues de
una enfermedad de solo diez dfas ha
fallecido en- esta ciudad ell presidente
de Ia Dali Eireann, Sr. Arthus Grif
fifth. Ell grande hombre irlandes, una
de las figuras mas sobresalientes en-
ell presente momento hist0rico naciO-
nal, fue operadO en- un hospital, de
tOnsilitis, de cuya Operaci0n Sc creyO
por un momento que saldrfa bien, has
ia ell sabado que baj6 la tumba. La
Dieta ha declarado duelo nacional,
nueve dfas consecutivos las bande-
ras del Estado I4ibre Sc hallan me-
dia asia. Sc toman serias precauciO-
nes para evitar cualquier desordeA
durante ell entierrO, prOvocadO per los
enemigos de Mr.. Griffith y del nuevO
regimen imperante.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-14
La refOrma del ingeniO-
so Vachier

Sc ha registrado en- el Department
to de Patcntes de los Estados UnidOS,
un nuevQ aIaratO para Centrales aZll-
careras, que ha inventado el estudfO-
so jOven F. Vachier y cuyo modelo
conclude Sc manufacture en- la fun
dici6n de los sefiores Sobrinos de Por-
tilla
Ell senior Giorgetti, h&cendado de
Barcelona, ha prohijado ell proyec-
to, pues es muy amigo del ,joven inge-
micro, Y ell nuevo aparato significa
una verdadera revolution en- la mani
puiaci0n del guarapo, suprimiendO al
gunos lie les que hoy Sc emplean, ahO-
rrandO una importante sums de dine
ro los productores, empleando me-
nos tioinpo y obteniendo que no haya
perdidas.
La limpieZa del quarapO es mas ra-
pidc, mas eficiente por tanto de
mayor resultado significando la obra
del joven Vachier un esplendid, ade-
lanto en- favor de una de las princi-
l,ales Industries producdones del
pats. FL inventor esta hacienda ira
bajos paita la construction de apara-
tos cue Sc lleven enseguida al merca-
do y muy modesto no ha hecho ningdn
reclamo, el mereclNlo reclamo Ell ia
vor Y en- justicia de su invento.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-14
Ell SenadO cOnfirma un
nOmbramientO

Ell sabado ell conocido caballero ame-
ricano de esta ciudad, recibi6 un ca
bic desde Washington, informandole
que ell Senado habfa aprobado su nom
bramiento para Marshal de la Corte
Federal.
Tan pronto ell ST. Hubbard reciba
toda SUI Recommendation, jurara Y to-
mara possession de su cargo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-14
LOS HUELGUISTAS FERROVIARIOS Sc
ENTREGAN A BARBARAS DE-
PREDACIONES EN- EE. UU.
Ell sabado lego New York el equipo espanol
de Lawn Tennis que salio en- seguida pa
IA la ciudad de Filadelfia, donde
sc celebra e torneO.
(De Nuestro Serpicio Cablegrdfco)

ROSEVILLE, California, agosto IA.
Aver domingo explotaron cinco bonn
bas que fueron lanzadas sobre los rie-
les de los ferrocarriles Southern Pa
cific y Pacific Fruit Express Company,
Sc asegura que por elementos de los
ferroviarios en- huelga Los agentes
de la autoridad encargados de la guar
da en- los trenes dispararon sus rifles
en- todas direcciones, sobre todo hacia
los puntos de donde fueron lanzados
los explosives. A los tiros de los
agentes respondieron los huelguistas
con varias descargas cerradas, logran-
do herir al marshal de los EstadoS
Unidos de nombre Sullivan. Sc ha
procedido realizar severas pesquisas,
para detener a los autores del rebel
de atentado.
NEW YORK, agosto 14.-El saba
do lego el vapor "Aquitania" trayen-
do su bordo el equipo espanol de
AoWHISllAIio HltC FlCllC q QlopuCcll Ia
copa Davis. Sc les ha dispensado a
los jugadores espanoles un gran reci-
bimiento. Los distinguidos deportis-
tas salieron Embellishments para Phi
ladelphia donde ha de efectuarse. el
torneo. Els probable que una yez que
terminen en- los Estados IInidog
Cuba los jugadores espanoles, pues
han recibido de la Habana una esplen-
dida oferta.
LONDRES, agosto 14.-Raul Capa-
blanca, ell formidable ajedrecista Gu
bano, nantienese en- el primer puesto,
habiendo ganado hasta ahora ocho
partidas y media ha perddio una Y
media. Sigue al campeon cubano, ell
formidable jugador ruso, M. Alechine
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-14
NOta de DuelO

Ell sabado fallecio en- su residencia
de Santurce, parada Is, ell conocido jo-
ven Julio Dominguez, empleado de fe-
rrocarriles, Y al entierro que Sc lle-
vo efecto ell domingo por la tarde,
en- ell Cementerio de Santurce, concu-
rrieron numerosos parientes y amigos
Nuestro pesame a SUI esposa hi
jos, madre, hermanos y demas fami-
liares Y descanse en- el seno de Dios
su alma.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-14
NOTA AMOROSA.

Ell conocido joven espailol de esta
ciudad d. Jose Borges Perez, de la
firma Gonzalez Martinez Y Co., ha
formalizado compromise de amor, con
la distinguida seiIorita Angelita Flo
res, perteneciente una prestigiosa
familia de Aibonito.
Reciban los enamorados nuestra ell.
horabuena.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-14
A LA ISLA.

En- gestiones de negocios sale para
la Isla, el active joven NJ. E. Navarro,
de la conocida firma Sr. B. Fernan-
dez Hnos. Suces. Ell jab6n "Octagon"
esta perfectamente representado 10
trabaja bien la acreditada casa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-14
Carta del GObernador
Mont Reilly
AAOAAC AVCAAJ
4 cOntinudci0R iRsertam0s Ia ca,1a
que le fu6 dirijida p0r cl Gobct-
nddor Reilly al presideHfe de
Ia Asocidci6n de MdeStr0s.
San Juan, p. r., agosto II, 1922
Sr. G. sell6s sola,
Presidente de la Asociaci0n
de Maestros,
San Juan, p. r.
Mi querido ST.. sell6s :

Contestando a su pregunta de esta
fecha en- cuanto mi actitud en- rela-
ci6n con el aumento de salarios Il los
profesores, deseo reiterarie mi mani
festaci5n verbal que hice a su comit6
hace algunas semanas, las cuales fue-
ron las siguientes:
"Yo, estoy decididamente en- favor
de que Sc SUDAN todos los sueldos de
Ia isla, sean portorriquehos conti-
nentales. Alin mas, 70 deseo agregar
que 81 70 hubiese estado actuando de
Gobernador de la isla cuando la le-
gislaturg de Puerto Rico aprob6 la
ley rebajdndole el sueldo a los macs
tros, la hubiese vetado.
Cordialmente suyo,
~. Mont Reilly,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-14
vENDE DESPUES DE USADO
ES Ell DODGE

Esto indica que la inversion que
usted hace en- un CAIRO nuevo ests
mejor garantizada en- un caro- Dodge
Brothers que en- cualquier otro auto.
na6vil.'
Andreu, Aguilar y Co.,
San Juan. p. r. Advt
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-14
u. Mont Reilly,
Gobernador

Ell comentario pdblico de nsta carta
es que el Gobernador tiene en- sus
manos el poder de convocar la legis-
latura, para asf remediar>este conflic-
to.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-17
Charley Bachnon
To Haze Heavy
Football Schedule
Kansas Adde'S, Former n. d.
Stars Eleven, to Have
Competition.

MANHATTAN. Kans. Sept. 10
Good material but the stiffest scbed-
u.e in the football history Of the
Kansas State Agricultural college
here Is the situation that will con
front Coach Charley Bachman OF the
Kansas Aggles when the gridiron
workouts start Sept Is. Twelve
veterans who have won letters in
one or more of the preceding foot
ball campaigns are expected back.
along with eight second string"
men from last season.
The football squad viii take the
field sept Il for the first Iimbering
mp under the direction OF Capt. X.
u. Hahn Of Clay Center Under rules
OF the Missouri Valley Athletic con-
ference. OF which the college is a
member the coach can not take the
helm until Sept IS.
The season starts with the game
with Washburn college of Toreka
on Oct T. On successive Saturdays
the Aggies will meet.
Washington university at S..
Louis; University Of Oklahoma al
Norman: University of Kansas at
Manhattan. University OF Missouri
at Columbia Iowa State college
tAmes) al Manhattan. and Univer-
sity Of Nebraska az Lincoln all
conference games.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-17
Noe Dame Football Squad Grind Strength Uncertai
Braun SuPPIants
Brains In Major
League Baseball
Twenty-one Home Runs on
July % in American and
National Leagues.

This certainly IS the era Of swat in
baseball.
Those experts who cling 70 the be-
lief that Drawn has not suppianted
brains, 10 a certain extent. as a fac
tor in baseball need only 70 con-
suit the batting records.
Saturday July %, 1922. viii live
long in the baseball annals as a
mute testimonial 10 the part tha,
smuggling now plays IN the modern
game.
on that date 21 home runs were
made IN the American and National
Leagues. thereby piling up a new
home-run record for one day in the
majors, or any other leage. for that
matter.
Pittsburg and PhiIIy.
The National League played the
more prominent part in the home
run festivities, making IA circuit
drives. OF which i've were 20 the
credit Of the Piusburg team and an
equal number 70 the Phillies
The American League was respOn-
.sible for seven four-sackers.
No single player IN the American
League contributed more than one
home run. In the National, Henline
of the Phillies and Carey or Pitts
burg chalked up a. pair.
Fifteen or 20 years ago 21 home
runs TO be made in a day simply
means that the ball is lively and that
the pitchers are not quite so good.
However, one must not forget that
the lively ball takes considerable
stuff from the pitcher.
Delving into the dope, some Inter
esting datum is uncovered. which
tends 10 show the strides that bat
ting has made in the last five years.
At the close OF the 1917 season
the average team batting average OF
the American League was PAT. in
1921 it was .249. five years ago.
while in 1921 II was 2S9.
Five years ago there were ID bats
men in the American League batting
for percentages Of 500 or better
In this list Of 13 batsmen were seven
players that had gone 10 bat less
than 100 times. So in reality there
were really only six regular 800 or
better hitters.
Last season 81 American League
players batted 800 or better. Al
the present time there are about 4C
/ in the 800 class.
Fans Like Smuggling.
The lively ball is Of course parity
to blame. although the pitchers
must bear some Of the burden foi
the free hitting that Is now featur-
ing major league baseball.
smuggling appears to have struck
popular chord with the fans. The
attendance records prove they Ike
if. The big fear IS that It Will De
overdone and react.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-17
Motion Picture
Camera To Help.
Coach Grid Team
University of Missouri Ath-
letes to be Shown Faults
In Pictures.

COLUMBIA. No. Sept. l6.-
University of Missouri athletes of the
future will be given valuable train
ing by means Of motion pictures In
Just the proper way 70 top a hurdle,
or stop a charging linesman. box an
end. or slide into second. # plans
being formulated by the athletic de-
partment Of the university are car
ried into effect.
A motion picture camera recently
presented to the university by a.um-
nj and local business men is to be
htted with a slow motion attach
ment. which will make it possible
to project the movements of an
athlete on the screen very slowly so
that they may be analysed and
copied by others, It was explained
today
BY filming the work of athletes
who develop ability beyond The ave
rage. the department here expects
TO build up a library covering every
phase OF major sports. The bob
and the "Brutus Hamiltons" of the
future are TO be the stars of these
Tiger films.
The gift of the moCon picture
camera is direct result Of the hlm-
ing in recent years OF outstanding
events OF the school year, with the
MiSsouri-Kansas game Is the main
feature. and showing the reels be-
fore alumni associations over the
state. and some cases in other states.
Two films The Tale OF the Tiger.
and I'm Tiger Town" have been re-
leased.
TC produce these films, a motion
picture camera and operator were
brought 10 Columbia, and the
alumni decided that it would be
cheaper for the university 10 own the
camera. The gift was accepted By
Pres't ]. c. Jones. who will appoint
committee to determine what
events shall be filmed.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-17

with Georgia Tech at Atlanta on
oct. 2S. This viii be the first in
tcrsectiopal combat on the schedule
OF the locals.
kalamazoo should be met and de-
feoted with ease in the first tussle
here sept. 30 st. Louis university
does not promise 90 be very dan
gerOUs the succeeding week and the
real early season test IS expected
at Purdue on oct. "A. DePauw
comes here on oct. q and II the
TWO teams run true 20 class. Notre
Dame VIII triumph by a good mar
gin
Il IS the next week tia tthe Cold
en- Tornadocs OF Georgia are 20 be
me opponents Of the Rockmen in
the south BY this time Rockne
hopes TO have his men well determ-
ined and in the bes. OF condition
II viii be an important struggle. de-
termininG the supremacy Of either
The middle west or the south.
Big doinEs are slated for the Irish
AFTER their return. Nov ( being the
Homecoming date and Indiana the
..tN ~ NlAaN AAANtaoAAAL - naA -MUAA r.
name fans are due 10 take South
,10d by storm on that day and u
IS In the Irish. Indiana is sure TO
crushed
trnisclce Day holds promise for
She Army The mon OF West Point
.rit SET another crack at their west
IN rivals on that day Il will be
hot fight on the Plains and a gala
day for either the east or the west
A welcomed relief from the stree
nous schedule is In view Nov. IS
vhea downstate fans VIII obtain an
opportunity 20 see tho 1921 cham
ri1ns In action against Butler az
indianapolis But a week later
EociJrcs men viii again toss the
toys IN the bag and jog across the
country 20 P.tisburg for an argu-
men. with Carnegie Tech. a dan
-erous Zoe.
And 70 matter how -he season
GOES Capt Csrbsrry's team viii
blaze a trail on Thanksgiving day.
Nebraska is scheduled. II unde-
feated. a Notre Dame victory viii
back the claim Of national cham
pions; n previously defeated. a No
&c Dame victory viii retrieve lost
..urcls
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-17
DESTINY BRINGS
REB RUSSELL UP
Heavy Hitting Rates Him as
One of Games Greatest
Comebacks.

NEW YORK, Sept. 16-Destlny
has brought John 'Reb" Russell
back to the major leagues as an
outfelder after he as a left-hand
pitcher three years ago and forth
with forgotten. A marked inclina-
ton to change a pitched ball into a
home run will keep him there for
some time TO come.
Russell is hitting them so far and
so often nowadays that he is rank
ed with Ruth, Hornsby, Williams
and Title Walker as one Of the
most dangerous sluggers OF the day
He has been up with the Pirates
only a comparatively few weeks,
yet in that interval his total has
m ounted into double figures An
even start with the rest Of the field
and Russell might easily nave top-
ped the National League in home
runs, if not both the majors
Comes Back Strong.
AS Il is he has sold himself COM
pletely as a come back He is
through with pitching Of course,
Just as Ruth, Joe NWood and others
have given up he mound in favor
OF the outfeld. 1t would be a uni
que little plot If Ruth and Russell,
two OF the leading southpaws OF
another day and age, should head
their respective leagues in smuggling
next year.
Fate IS entirely responsible for
RusselVs return 10 the big time
He pitched his arm away for the
White Sox between 1912 and 1919,
too many curve balls being the an
swer. He was let out by Comiskey
and believed. Ike the rest OF hem
that his days in the big leagues had
been cut short forever He went tc
for $40 a week and managed "a
snake a pretty good thing Of IL by
pitching semi-pro ball on Saturdays
and holidays.
Enter fate at this juncture Min
neapous was playing IN the Hoos-
Ter metropolis and Joe Canti.lon
was IN a bad way for an outaelder
Rondeau having pulled up lame
lie heard OF Russell. sent for him
and offered him a contract. Rus
sell fell for the bsi. much against
his better judgement.
This happened at the outset OF
the present season. Within few
months Russell was back on the
major league circuit.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-17

Everything IS in readiness for tho
races at Springbrook
lark this afternoon. The weeks de-
lay has enabled the management 10
get the half-mile oval In perfect
condition. The duat-lOying prepare
zion used las, sunday and the sub
saouent hard rains have made a
solid foundation and with an addi-
,onal liberal sprinkling OF oil this
morning VIII make he runway suit
able for East driving
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-17
MIKE DUNDEE WINS
OVER MIDGET SMITH
Rock Island Boxer Makes
Ready For Trip to Force
Match With KiIbane.

CHICAGO. Sept 16.-(By I. y. s.
Mike Dundee, Rock Island ban
tam or featherweight. whichever
condition presents itself. is making
ready for a trip east where he
VIII attempt TO force Johnny Kilbane
into a match. Mike. Friday night
defeated Midget Smith at Aurora
winning six Of the 10 rounds He
made q show Of tho eastern bantam
Fld had the match gone another
four rounds would have scored a
knockout. Mike has beaten Joe
Burman (twice). Eddie Anderson,
Sammy Mandeu and Midget Smith in
The last three months
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-17
New Rules
Bv Billy EVANS.


While a number Of minor changes
have been made in the football
rules. only few OF them material
" affect the style OF play In re
alitv most OF the changes mean lit
tie or nothing from the spectators
point Of view.
As a matter OF fact. the only
change Of real interest to football
fans is the new feature known az
the try for-a-point" play.
II will be recalled that this play
was substituted for the goal after
touchdown. For years there had
been cry for the elimination OF
that play. Last season the rule
makers wiped It off the books and
substituted the "try-for-a-point
feature.
During the past month 7 have
talked with a number or Ieaolhs
coaches In the east on the new play.
They seem to be divided in opinion.
Some argue that IT viii provide
big thrill. while others say that IL
IS lust as senseless as the goal after
touchdown.
In the "trv- for-a-point" play, the
side scoring the touchdown Is per
n7ftted 10 bring the ball out 20 any
~oint not less than five yards from
the goal line. or 10 any greater DIS
+arce they choose. and there
so~iromare is formed with the scor-
ing side in possession OF the ball
The attacking side can make any
plav which is legal in ordinary
so-inmage. and try 20 score either
bv placement, drop kick, run or Tor
ard PASS. II successful in putting
the BAH over the line on any single
NAV or kick a field goal one point
Is added 20 their total
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-17
BREWERS COP 81

MILWAUKEE. sept l6-SchaaclS,
latting for Lober in the eleventh
singled 20 right enabling MilwaJ-
.ce' to take the first game OF the
series with Louisville five TO four.
Pott pitched excellent bail. for Mil
waukee except IN the sixth inning.
Deberry also hurled in fine form af-
ter the first. Score.
Louisville 1000 O04 900 90 AL
Milwaukee 400 600 900 OF 5-12-o
Deberry Koob and Brattem; Potts
and Wyatt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-17

By Illness stat PhOoga
OF
men the fall
s
o a will
a mel
tine
s a gim o n o rdaya after
noon is &
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-17

$4,000 az the present rate Of sx-
change.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-17
SdIIy's Alley Winner OF
$4,000 Belmont Futurity

BELMONT PARK. y. Y. Sept IS.
-(By L. PD-W. S. l{imer'a Sally's
Alley won the $4,000 2-yeaS-old
futUrity race. climax Of the Belmon.
race SEASON today.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-17

Men and things have each their
proper perspective. To Judge rightly
OF some Il is necessary TO sec them
near. of others we can never judge
rightly but al a distance.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-24
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FORD GARAGE-Eastern Iowa. town %
Ou0. 2-story brick building 4OXf15.
steam heat, room tat above, 7J-car
capacity. on Grant highway. com
plete shop and office equipment. do
ing 10000 annually. one Of the best
On state
GENERAL STORE Near Minnesota
county seat town 100. own building
garage. 1-room house. 'ce house ana 3
acres or land, electricity complete
equipment. gas filling station, Ford
truck doing $4,000 annually. elegant
territory Complete. $1,000
GARAGE--Wi Wisconsin town. pear s. Paul
own building aoX1J. full equipment
800 ga curb pump exceptional loca-
ton. large territory; no competition .
highway W. H. large business. A real
live garage fully fitted for 3 800
FLOUR AND FEED MuLI-North Da-
kota town 100. near DevlTs lake: own
= story 1J-Dhl cap. mill: complete
equipment also handle coal aud wood A.
good territory owner retiring Slf-
500 complete
good building 34xG0 fully equipped
shop. go gal. curb pump good lor1-
tio1 on highway. doing about $l-.UOJ
Yearly. Complete 5000
BLA' KSMITH SIIOP-Central Wiscon SIN
town 800. complete equipment. good O.
room house; lots: work for = men
about ~ 90 stock Complete $500.
TIRE SHOP-Central Wisconsin county
seat town. rent So complete nigh
grade equipment for repairing tires and
radiators Doing large business. Com
plete $3.50.
FORD GARAGE-North Dakota county
seat town own modern freproof build
ing. warehouse; complete shop and Of
ice equipment direct agency contract.
good territory; choice location. on main
highway; large business. S27.J and
Invoice stock.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE - Eastern
Minnesota town 800 own building WITH
living rooms: clean stock staple
goods complete equipment cuTh sta
riOn. etc. doing $50 600 annually 5000
and invoice about 81 600
GRAIN. FUEL AND FEED - Minnesota
town 500 near Twin sites; own build
ing 4OX4S. on leased ground complete
equipment: doing $4,000 annually 81,
80 and invoice stock
GARAGE-North Dakota county seat town
$500 freprOOf building j0X140: COM
plete shop and Office equip ~gent. rest
room Nash and Franklin agencies; cor
ner location on highway. large bus
mess. The kind seldom offered.
BUSINESS EXCHANGE co.
225 Hamm Bldg ST. Paul. Mimi
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-24

LuTS-In south part OF city; some 90
Michigan ST Wesley Van Vain. 62a
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-24
WHY PAY BIG RENT ALL WINTER

Why not buy big foomy TOT on the
easiest sind o. terms and put up =
garage oT small house 90 live in this
winter and build a home on the front
- your lot next YEAR, Large numbers
81 people are doing 10. AID their living
expense are coming down with a rush
Close 20 IincOlc Way car line. be
tween Mishnwaka and South Bend. all
= American nelghb0rhood. and a new
school building right on ihe addition /;
improvements except pavement. now io
on manv Of the streets. and going In on
o. q others Lots from fZ75 20 $500 /.
tens $500 first payment. $500 per
mOctb. No taxes o. interest fOr one
year: other special discounts
We have several big four room houses
With fun basement nov building, for
ssIe 800 DOWN. S25 per month, In
cluding interest Look them over
Csli the offce aud we viii .ake you
out any time.
MEYERS LJ,,G COMPANY
t-2 Farmers Trust Bldg Main 7J4
open evenings seven 70 nine y. N