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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-06
HARDING A WASHINGTON

MARION, Julio 5.-A primera hOra
de hoy ha salido para La, capital fede-
raj ell presidente Harding, quien asisti6
a los festivales celebrates aver aqui
para conmemorar la gloriosa fecha ma
cional.
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nifestaciones acerca Ge la veracidad
que puedan tener estos informes.
EN- LA VECINDAD DE HAM
MAN ARDEN NUMER0SOS
EDIFICIOS

DUBLIN, julio 5.-A Ia una de la
tarde de hoy Sc ha iniciado 'el bomDar-
deo contra Hamman. varios edihcios
radicados EN- la vecindad Sc hallan ar
diendo con motive de las granadas que
explotan sin cesar.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-06
oTRAS NoTICIAS
DE FRANKFORT

TiARIs, julio 5.-Nuevos informes
negados de Frankfort aseguran que Ell
ntmero de muertos heridos en- las car
gas dadas por la caballeria, es muy
considerable.
Los animos estan muy excitadcs y
Sc teme que Sc reanuden los distrrbiOs.
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UNA NUEVA NoTICIA CON
REFERENCIA A DE VALERA
Y VAN.

DUBLIN, julio 5.-Noticias no con
hrmadas aseguran que Eamon de Vale.
ra fue herido ay'er por los provisiora-
les que atacaron 'el hotel Hamman.
Los funcionarios del gobierno del
Estado Libre han rehusado hacer ma.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-06
EAM0N DE VALERA NO HA
SIDO HERIDO

DUBLIN, julio 5.-se han desmenti-
do las noticias circuladas en- Europa
references las Heridas recibidas por
Eamon de Valera.
FL caudillo de los insurrectos des.
pues del desastre de Fourcourts Sc re.
tiro de la comandancia de sus hues.
tes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-06
AERop1ANos soBRE DUBLIN

DUHLIN,- Numterosos aeroplanos,
ostentando Ia insignia del Estado Lii
bre, han realizado esta tarde un raid
sobre Dublin bombardeando las posi-
clones de los insurrectos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-06

''Nota de la Administrator -
FL Sr. Fernandez estuvo asegurado ocho
amos, nueve dias v Ell premio annual de
primas fue menor de vEINTE Y ocHo
DOLLARS.
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Ell INsIgNE ANAToLE FRAN.
CE HA STDo CoNDECoRAD0

LIsBoA. julio s.-El prsaidsnts De
Ia repdblica ha conferido si collar Dc
Ia orden Dc Santiago y ds h Espada
al gran utsfato francis Anatois
France. qus IA sxprssado sus dessos
de visitar esta capital.
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AQIlEDUCT RESULTS

Irirat race tnvc furlongs)-First
cork Elm. & To /. > to /, to /; Indy
lmcE. to =. q to L. 3 to /. Also ran.
ar ar Hubble, KnnKrnnd, Irish Pat
li"wsprit, lsruHhwuod. Golden Dawn
II.
second race tsix and half fur
l"nEHl First. Liberty Girl. : to /. {
10 o. To o: second. General Cadorna
To l, To ]. to =; third, Ting 4
Ling. : TO |, ; to /, s to d. Also ran
i'acltna, High c., Thornhcdge
Mamhi, Searchliyht, ILL.,, War Relief
lirlnk. Sibolu, Mnndulay,
Third race Zone mile)-F!rst, Comic
song, 70 !. to 6. to .; second
Excuse Nc, . TO l. 4 to ., TOD: third
Thimbi". TO 8. 3 to Q. to5. Also
ran-Mnstcr Hand, Warmask.
Fourth race Give furlongs)-
Sally's Alley, 10 TO !. to l. TO 3;
second. SILK Tassel. 8 to /. z to i.
70 .; third. Eld"rado. 4 to i. S to ).
70 o. Also ran-Crochet Crcsta
S"iisa. Belphrizonia. Simplex, Dream
Days.
Firth race Cone milc)-Firs,. Car.
yayon. S to ). 8 to 5. / to 1. second
Catalan. . TO |, $ to 5. TO .; third
Mount Hope: TO !. to ., to J. Ais,
ran Scottish Chief. Spcarlene, Witch
work. Camouhcur.
sixth race emile and u Sixteenth
First Flying Cloud. 3 to o. out, out
second. BcrsalGliere. to ., out, out
comfy two starters).
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INDIGESTION
RELIEVED WITH
NEW CORDIAL
New Cordial Called "Anti-Fcr-
ment." Originated by n
Druggist and Recommended
by Physicians, NcutrallzeS
Acid Condition OF Stomach,
Prevents Fermentation and
Brings Instant Relief,

Indigestion ana its attcndan. Ills
such as dyspepsia, heartburn. sour
stomach gripping pains. dysrntcry
diarrhoea. collie. cholera mOrhus
chronic constipation. gas, etc. and
even sick. nervous headaches are now
directly trac"able to disorders in the
digestive organs.
The food sours before II Is fully
diGcstcd. thus putting into solution
toxic poisons that are absorbed into
the system, Irritating the intcstincs
and setting up inflammntion TO
avoid this. you simply hav. 10 pre-
vent fermentation by using Anti
'crmcnt.
Anti Fcrmcnt ncutralizcs I'll. acid
condition of the stomeh. cleans"s and
swcctcns the bowels. soothcs and
heals the intlamcd intcstincs and in
crcascs the low OF gastric juices. Civ
ing quick ANA certain relief. Get "A
bottle of Anti Fermcnt from your
lrugEis; with guarantee of salts
factory results or money returned. 1t
will improve your appetite. give you
rcstful sleep. and make You feel bet
ter Than YOU ever felt in your life
Adv.
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GIVE Foil CREDIT FOR
SHOWING OF BROWNS
| BY Associated prcss.1

ST. LOUIS. Mo-. Juno 2i.-I.cr Foil
WHO Resumed 49, manager OF tho
tI"vclanh Indians IN 1919. today has
IA" 81. Louis ltr"wns In first place,
nut refuses 10 venture Il prcdirltlo ua
To whether tho lucal American will
win IN" prnnant M claimed by ST
Louis fans.
Expecting n hard tuSSlc with tho
M"w York Yankees and the detroit
Tigers for the top run. Fohi drrlnrr,i
~" ltrowns are getting some OF Tho
"irealss' ana that the machine is
running smoothly.
Ability to develop star players and
rrmurkablr good Judgment In swing
inE his batting order Is held r.spnn-
sib!c FOR Fohl's success with the
browns. According To Foil. the teams
batting is second TO none and superinr
TO most teams: the pitching is aver
age: the !niicld is strong; the Outfeid
- good. ana the clubs neetncss OF
foot ranks with the swiftest
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NEWPORT NEWS BOY
IS CLEVER FIGHTER

Newr"rt News has flashed upon the
pueilistlr horizon n featherw is II 1
boxer, who, according to reports re-
ceired here, II n conner, Frankie Mu-
Farlnnd is the name pfIthe lad, and
he desires To meet the winner of the
Lev" Demrsert lied" Leonard bout
To he stated tonight at The Church
Hi Athlette Association,
The most recent performance Of Me.
Fnrlnnd whs when no lost close
match to speedy" Lawrence. lie In
popular In Newport News mud there
were many who were under tho I'M .
preston that the bout should have
been q draw,
Sergeant paiy. OF Langley Field, Ia
arrnnglnT n boxing program Ia ho
hold on duly 4, aud la Attempting Ia
get h"Nor In this vicinity la mrot
M"FnrlRnd In cv"ut ncHutintion, can :
not u" completed for n match botwcsn
M"Fnriand and Tho winner OF to.
niuhtR hnut.
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WOMEN CHAMPS MAY
NOT MEET IN SINGLES
Doctors Orders May Keep
Mile. Lcnglcn From
Playing.
tty United Npwa,1

ioNnoS' June ~ I'LL know
l."nri"u, tho french ,eun,- champion,
,"ld III" United Ncws when nsk o,i
whether ell" WOULD play IN TIA" r"mius
matrhr. at Wimbledon, Sh" indicated
,hc odds w"rs slightly nsa'nr, hcr
rnrucirat,mI In TIA" singles. where
she would have AN oppuriuuity tu
meet MrH, Media i'jursded, Mallory,
settle NE uu"s,i"n i"tt In doubt II,
Forrest nm when tn" Frcuvh girl de-
'"ml'"d On tho Ground ~ illness.
Il Van, t" play, trrrihly;", Mile, Len
do"t"r's orders. aud ] ann taking a
most severe course OF trra tinnu,, ALSO.
my parents ar" friEhtfmlly net against
nay pinyinM,"
suzanne Looks ncttcr.
The correspondent remarked that
she waS ,uul,inK much better than she
did ut Forest Hills.
'"rhat was terrible, wasn't IT," phr
"a III, laughing Gayly.
IL WAS hard to believe that this was
the sam" r!rl who Was helped sohbins
OF OF ia" Forest liills courts year
ago. She IL much plumrvr and no,
So sunburn"d. In fact. sh" looks az
though she would be much more at
home IN tho ballroom than on the ten
You should have seen me three
months ago when though my health
WAS FULLY restored" Mile. Lcnplcn
said said; But the I'LL, playing have
"Drnw Matters Iittlr.~
Regarding the drawings. Mile. Len
glen said, the draw matters little TO
ine and would In no way affect my
participating. though the draw seems
to bs "a good one"
In the draw, Mile. Icnglcn was
rlaced N the upper half with Miss
ackane. the l9-ycar-Old British star,
and Mrs. Peacock. and in the lower
half are Mrs. Mallory and Mrs. Beam
ish. Miss MCkane is expected to give
the French champion "A hard fight
She has been playing :, brilliant game
lately. having recently defeated Mrs
Mallory Mile. Lenglcn drew Miss
Elizabeth tsyau for her partner in the
Ladies' Ipubl,S
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HAS FOUGHT FORTY
TIMES IN 8 MONTHS
tRv United News.1

NEW YORK. June cl-Dave SHADE,
wclterweiEht member OF the fghtinl-
Shade clan, is Well OH the way to
ward new record for flstic engage
mcnts for one year.
Since his debut at Madison square
Garden Last October. this san Fran
cisco boy has hecn In forty bouts
AT mat rate. he Will have bought
sixty times before the next October
rolls around.
OF these bouts, shade has los, only
two decisions. The first was when
he was forced 10 Jul; in the eighth
round against Mickey Walker In
Newark because he broke his hand,
and the second was when he lost TO
Frankie school In Buffalo. Ills most
notable achievements during his
eight months OF pumnelinr was his
toHr-round knockout OF pinkic
Mitchell in Milwaukee.
shade has a draw TO his credit with
the Champ. Jack Br!tton
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NORWICH HAS FAST
TRIAL AT LATONIA
fRr l,niieA Nswa.t

CINCINNATI. Junu at.-Murvich
the great three lvar-uih who will h.,
called upon IN The thp.U0o Kerturky
special at lhtnnia next Saturday tn
retrieve last weeks defeat hy wh,Et
away, did miie anh an eighth here
today IN iih4 Thts IL mn eighth less
than hs aud his competitors will step
I'm the Eperial.
Showing apparently little effort.
tn" ll"ch horne carried 10 pounds
~ quarter ar mile In twenty three
seconds, The half In "a, thrcr-
quarters In iiiaa-h, the milo In 1s4l,
aud Tho niue furlpnsa In i;64.
l'ondl"ch, Il, H. Ehannon's entry.
was Hcnt ono and u quarter mllcs I'm
?s0S. despite heavy cavor,ur OF dirt
"n the track lie fnl.hcd tho milo
In i;4h 40
Th!hodauN. owned by w. Perkins.
worked u mile In lsan 40, without
being In tho least cx,snoen,
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SEVEN PLAYERS WIN
WAY To SECOND ROUND
Lone Match. Squared on 18th
Hole, Is Stopped by
Storm.
FOR SOUTHERN uoi.r TITLE
Perry Admir- and nnhby Jones Arc
Among tho Competitors Sttlt Ito
mnininG In Tomrnr, at Atlanta
Contest,
tRv Assoriatc,lrrr...l

ATLANTA, ga. June 2l,--Srvcn
players won their way int" tho zoe
golf tournament today, hat n violent
ra'nstorn INTERRUPTED tho match hr-
tween l. w. i'aimcr, Miami, aud NJ.
9. Jones. Atlanta. Just as tho Florida
hole
They VIII settle their contest to-.
the second round. The other seven
survivors OF today's rounds arc Perry
Ada'r, Atlanta. who meets Chris
Brink, Louisville; w. c. Harris. Menu
Frank GoiCh0uN. New Orleans, who
meets X, II. BauGh. in. Birmingham.
and i. y, bradshaw. Atlanta, who
match.
Kentucky Champion Out.
There We're TWO rounds OF eighteen
holes each today, but. beginning to-
morrow and through the finals Satur-
Day DAY, all Championships Will be FOR
Adair. present champion. eliminated
Mike Thomas, Nashville "sou,hpaw."
and this afternoon, after being
up at the turn. Despite the la;tcr's
good puttinS, Brink, who holds the
Kentucky championship. put /. NJ.
Lax,on, Charlotte, out OF the tourn"-
ment, ) and !. In the afternoon, Lax
ton missed a four-foot putt on No. 10.
and when the kentuck fan paid him a
stymie on 10. II, the Charlotte play
- pHNs ipi''I l'IlilN = bdl!. Alter
that Brink won Nos. 10, - and IL the
latter with "A birdie four
Harris showed wonderful form on
the green's in tn. afternoon, although
slicing occasionally from the tee, and
eliminated Lewis TachAu. l.ou!sville
] UP. The Memphis lad shot IS
Easy for InbbH Jones.
Bobby Jones had IAN easy time
eliminating u. 7. McRitChic, Atlanta
S and :. IN the afternoon He sho; the
drst nine against MCRitChie In "a, two
below par, getting four brides. The
fact that his leg is still bound up
from an operation did not seem TO af-
feet the youthful star. ana tomorrow
he VIII have as an opponent the Mem
ph's youngstcr, Harris, whose left
arm is strapped with tape to prevent
strained tendon affecting his work.
GodChauN found Ewing Watkins,
CHATTANOOGA, hard opponent in the
afternoon and they turned with Wat
k!ns up. Watkins holcd a sixty
foot pitch on NO. . for a birdie three.
after, getting into a bunker, but
SodchauN squared il on tho fifteenth
after laying Watkins a stymie and
won on No IL. when he ho!ed 4
twelvefoot putt after a wonderful
recovery from a slice.
Baugh. who is only 16 years OF age,
and playing his first championship
tournament, put out Charles Cox. At.
lanta, . ana in the afternoon. play
ing the last four holes after the heavy
rain. Tho birmingham younEstcr
shot an s..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-22

Visitors to the Capital Square will
he hbls Ia obtain Lemonade MI eny
tndar fran a Soeth skuated near The
H'ate Library i,uiidins and operated
for the henehi of the John u. Tahh
Memorial Library for Children. The
money Will ha used TO buy additional
b"o'sH for tho library, which IL abao.
in'ely FREQ To tho hoyH and Urls III
Richmond and tho on,iro state, thusc
out OF town using tho parcel post
tfstom. Tho unnl!nu drink will be
froHhly mndo nj frequent Intervals
mud Will bc Hrrvcd leo cold. Chill
nron nro reminded that thoro IL yet
plenty OF limo 10 enter tho member
ship content In which many valuabl,
cash prizes arc being offered. De-
tails can DO obtained from tho libra
rinn.
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TO TRY DOG RAGING
AROUND NEW YORK
thy limited NAVEL

NEW YORK, June ai.--i'og 'rae!ns
Hn!SM hn 1t ,rfn ~ Hut Er"w"E sSsss
Wide. scale, IN thu hear future. Harry
htnmt, we'll. known baking referee. Ii
netting. fnt Tho promoters IN locating
According Ia H.uu,, he has started
the halt rolling hy founding u stable
uf fnHt tuge tn enier In the New York
events and has made arrangements 10
from, ireland T." lend class to Tho
opening,
Negotiations nrc under way for n
aoI track y, Newark and another on
Long Island.
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Pacific Trrinis stnrs.

san FRANCISCO. Juno 2i.-Throo
Pacific tonniH stars. william NJ. JuhnR-
ton, MiHs Helen Willis and Willis L.
Davis, will represent the West In
Eastern singles trnn!B championships
thia aummor, pr. Summer Hardy. SAN
Franc!scn, president of tho California
Lawn Tennis Association, announced
today Tho coast doubles champion
ships TO be held ut Los Angeles. July
T. Possibly Mrs. May Sutton Bundy
and Miss Mary Browne. OF Loa An
gNlos. also Will make tho trip.
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TO CONTINUE FIGHT
OVER HORSE RACING
LIZ Assnclntcd rrcss1

NEW OKI.ENNS. Iunc FLA now
development in the fight over hurSr
racing in New orleans came To light
today when II was announced that the
directorate of the business Men :
Racing Association hnd rendered its
resignation. 1t was stated this ar-
ton was taken To permit II cumpict"
REORGANIZATION Of the association.
Ii Was said Il number Of business
men wcr" considering an invitation !,
accept membership in the new iircc-
turatc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-22
rirem-n Meet Charles ctt.

The team representing the Rich
u.ond Fire Department will meet the
Charles City Boys, of the county bv
that name. at l.uck's Diamond, in
church Hill, this afternoon at ?
o'clock. The freiighters have been
busy practicine for the contest. and
me VISITING nine IL reported to he u
fast one. Fans are promised a rood
game.
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Double nnchIc Win. stake

NEWONSTIE ENti-. Inne 9l.-
bouO!" hackle by Rachclor's Double.
out Of Sweet llnckncss, owned ny i.
T.. y. Langley, won tn" %urthumher-
land plate. a two mile handicap. run
AT Gosforth Park here. today w VI
q. Singers IuuiSo was second, and
Colonel Chartcris' RaUiharon. third.
Fourteen horses AZ
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- "a
American Jockey Rid.c> Winner.

~ .NNSOTlIltV T'r'SS
ctREA,iil. IRELAND June ol.---
MAJOR Lod"r'S SriE" Island, by spear
mint out OF Nnlly Desmond. ridden las
the american jockey. Archibald. won
Tie Irish Derby. ran here today y
SulllNaES ordOucy was second and
Lord Lasccilos' Montscrrat, third
Involve hors.s started.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-22
EE IT ORDAINED ny THE COUNCIL.
OF THE CITY OF IiCIiAIOND:

!. That the Virginia hallway and
Power Company be. and IL is hereby
authorized and permitted to construct
an additional track. so as To have
double tracks, on jefferson Avenue
from Twcnty-frst To Twenty MIN
tracks on M street at Twenty MN
and connecting with its present,
tracks on Marshal! Street at Tween
tS-hrst, with all necessary cross
overs. sidines, switches. etc. ard to
operate its ears thereon SO az to Civ.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-22
AN ORDNANCE

To permit the Virginia Railway and
POWER Company to construct and
operate an additional track ON Jcf-
icrSon Avenue, from Twenty frYt
10 Twcnty-hfth Street. and sIngl.
track on ZIP" street. from Twenty
hihth street to Thirty-iirst street.
and also to remove It's donnie.
tracks. poles and wires and discou.
tlnuc the operation OF It's cars ON
Twcnty-fourth Street from Mar
Sha!! To Broad. and on BROAD. from
Tw"nty-fourth to Tweniy-nfth. and
on Twcnty-tifth. from Broad 10 M
street. and it's single track on
Twcnty-hfth street. from Nj" Ia
y, and on p street from Tween
ty-nfth To Twenty ninth street, and
It's wcstbound track on M" street
from Twenty-ninth Street 70 Thir-
tE-hTSt Street, and on Thirty-iirsi
street. from M Street 10 "l''
street. on certain conditions
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cold Chick" Cushing Dies

Chick" Gushing. -. a nationally
known Jockey. was found dead today
AZ the Fair Grounds here. where ne
was in charge OF string of racing
horses.
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STREET RAILWAY
FRANCHISES
OFFICE OF
THE CITY CLERK
Richmond. Va.
June II, 1922
Richmond. Va.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN;

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Take notice that an ordinance has
ooen recommended 20 the Council Of
mo City of Richmond by it's Commit
zee on streets proposing an amend
~ ,,te1 ,hs 70 inc street railway FRANCHISES
ooimrpany' by which the said company
viii be permitted to remove us
RACES poles and wires and discon-
I!hue inc operation OF its cars on
Twenty-fourth Street, from Marshall
Street to Broad. and on Broad street.
from twenty fourth to Twenty-hfth.
n mrosd on - Ihw we. NTH Street. from
Street. from Twenty NTH to Twenty
ninth street. and also to remove It's
wes,bound track and discontinue the
Street. from Twenty.ninth To Thirty
nrst street and on Thirty-nrst street
from Nj Street TO "P' Street. and
also to track its lines on Jcf-
street to Twcnty-iif,h Street. and TO
construct single track on ''P'
street. from Twenty ninth Street to
Thirty-nrst Street. all OF which In
the cars OF tn" said Virginia Hallway
ana Power Company. which said
amendments Of tn" said street rail-
way franchises are more particularly
and In detail SO, out In tn. following
ordinance. which may lie acted on by
me common council At any regular
or called meeting held AFTER this
notice has been published for ten
days In TN" Richmond Times dig
patch. a Newspaper published in the
city or Richmond The said ordi-
nance may thereafter br acted on by
the Board OF Aldermen at any regular
or special meeting held after the said
ordinance shall be adopted, II IL Is
adopted. by the Common Council
Inc ordinance proposing the said
amendments. now pending In the
common Council as aforesaid. reads
as follows.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-22
$24 a. Year Saving to You!
It's a matter of simple arithmetic

It's matter of simple arithmetic
The gasoline bus operate dependable service for
less than lOcent fare They charge Fifth Avenue in
New York the Baltimore bus lines Washington bus lines
and everywhere else. ~ ~
Where this service daily you cents to 90
to and from work. That's S. a month
The Trackss Trolley we have suggested can he
operated for cents ride YOU That's So
month"; saving of So for every working days S24 year!
Now, that's worth while thinking about when discussing
Trackcss TrOlcys Gasoline Buses
The you make this saving is because the COM
pany can operate race Troeys cheaper could run
gasoline buses
Authentic figures show that to 1OOOOpound 3O-pas
Senger Gasoline Bus mile To Track
less trolley Car OF the weight capacity costs
only IS cents-a saving of S1a mile.
Indeed the style of that we demonstrated
1876 q mile
Because Tracless Trolley can be sold to the public at
cheaper fares than Gasoline Bus rides because all the
advantages of Gasoline operation and BESIDES say it
is the best proposition devised building community
and serving the masses!
racklcss Irolcys practically nose1ess; they
gasoline or other offensive odors there chggng rafting
"heh hy stop and start they pull the their
senges; they are not confined to tracks, in and
traffic with the other vehccs-and they enable
everybody to ride at popular fare.
In another al will why every Realtor and every
Home Seeker should boost the Trackless Trolley.
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AppnIuchInn I..,,,,,,,


Knoxville. 81; Bristol. 20.
Cleveland. /: Grcencviilc, :.
kinrsDort, ,: johnson civ. /
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N"whrk. 20. syracuse. o..
Baltimore, b. buffalo. ,.
others postponed, Wet grounds,
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