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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-16
Crcager's Attorney Takes Hand.

George A. Hill Jr.. attorney for
Creagcr, took w the examination of
Donaldson.
Il made no objection to turning the
case over to Williamson" Donaldson
declared. explaining that it was not
an unusual procedure.
Il consider the question of water
the most important in the valley" he
said.
Donaldson said he did not "get the
impression that tie postmaster gen.
eral. the chief inspector or the solicitor
of the Postoffice Department were try
ing to stifle and smother the investi-
CATION of the Alamo Land and Sugar
Company"
Senator HefIin said Creager is an
official of the Alamo Land and Sugar
Company.
MIR. Creager never complained of
bitterness against IN investigation, 4"
Donaldson testified what he did CON-
plain of was of his company being
classed with others which might prove
fraudulent. He also objected to his
irrigation system being coupled with
that Of other compagics. l did not
find anything to indicate that Creager
did not want a full and prompt in
vcstigation.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-16
CREACER KEPT
NOTHING BACK,
WITNESS SAYS
Inspector on Stand in Val.
ley Fraud Charge Probe
Clears Texan.
FURNISHED HIM DATA
Denies He Was Kept From
Going to Lower Rio
Grande Section.

! Washington, ID. e., April 40. Il.
Williamson, post office inspector. told
the Senate committee inouiring into
charges of land frauds IN the Lower
Rio Grande Valley Of Texas today
that neither X. Il. Creager. Texas Re
publican national committeeman. nor
c. II. Swallow had attempted to con
ceal anything from him during his in
vestigations.
"They gave me all the information
called for" Williamson said. They
did not prcvea: me from going 10 the
Valley"
Inspector on Stand.
Inspector J. VI. Donaldson. who fol
lowed Williamson on the stand. was
questioned by the assistant committee
prosecutor.
Donaldson said that in March. 1921
he went into files including complaints
of frauds in the Rio Grande valley
prepared a QUESTIONABLE for persons
claiming frauds. and received answers
Il did not have time to make q
personal investigation, he sad. ex.
planning that complaints had come into
his office. at Kansas City.
There were twelve or fifteen land
companies, Donaldson said. involved
and many of the complaints were
against the W. +. Stewart Land Com.
pany. The companies we're members
of the Lower Rio Grande Valley Land
Mems Association. he added.
Il was trying as best / could to
investigate all companies at the same
time" he explained.
Senator Helm maintained that Don.
aldson was removed from the Texas
land fraud case because of complaints
of prejudice" through Creager's in.
flucnce and that Williamson was sub.
stituted.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-01
UN VERDADERO PATRIOTA

luchas por el manteniniento de los
principles redentores que nos lego ell
querido MAESTRO, Munoz Rivera.
Voy a cumplir mi promesa.
Despues que curse ell bachillerato
en- el Seminario Conciliar bajo Ia di-.
reccion del Venerable Padre Berries,
Don Antonio Barcel6, regreso a su
pueblo, siendo empleado por sus pa
rientes en- La mercantil Bird G. Barat,
donde permanecio un numero de
amos; fue, por su intachable conduc-
ia, su extrema laboriosidad, la serie-
dad de caracter y la actividad e in
teres personal con que impulsaba ell
negocio, ell Milo Mimado, Y captain
dose la confianza de la frma mer-
cantil le nombraron Apoderado Ge-
neral interesado en- la misma.
Con las ganancias que obtuvo, Y
ambicionando Ia plena emancipation,
amante, como ha sido siempre, a la
ibertad ciudadana, Sc establecio por
su cuenta, abriendo un comercio, a
cuya tienda lie puso ell nombre de
@El Opio". Pero sus arraigadas ideas
liberales el profundo amor que SEN
tia por su Pals, lie hacian manifes-
tar sus sentimientos, y teniendo una
vez una fuerte v acalorada discussion
! en- la plaza de Fajardo en- ell 1894,
por su viriI Y patriotica actitud v
las ideas liberales que sostenfa en-
, aquel incidente, protestando contra
ell regimen opresor, la Guardia Civil
intent6 deternerlo, no realizando su
deseo, por la intervention de sus
amigos, quienes evitaron el abuse Y
atropello que querfan cometer con el.
Cuando Don Antonio, poseia una
fortuna, adquirida al fragor de sa-
crificios, privaciones y luchas, de una
manera digna honrada, tuvo que
abandonar Casa v Hacienda, como
10 hicieron los Caballeros de la an
tigua Roma, llevados a impulses de
sus sentimientos patrioticos, ingre-
sand0 en- Ell partido que, Slempfe nd
mantenido en- sus bases las ideas mas
avanzadas y salvadoras para el Pals,
! v cuyos principales eran la suprema
aspiration de su iuventud.
En- la Camara de Delegates. en- ell
antique regimen gubernamental de
Puerto Rico, Don Antonio, ocup6 un
pupitre en- ell afio 1908. La labor eff
ciente v patriotica que realizo, 10 de-
muestra patentemente sus reeleccio-
mes con aquel Alto Cuerpo Legis-
/ lativo, que era entonces la unica re-
presentation genuina del Pals, y
cuando en- ell aIio 1912, tuvo la Le-
gislatura una labor intensa, ante un
problema diffcil arduo para solu-
| cionar, por motive de que, habfa la
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-01

imperiosa inprescindible necesldad
de adquirir fondos para fomentar,
con la intensidad consiguiente, la
instruction P1biica en- Ell Pals, Ell
tonces, Don Antonio, despues de lar
gos dias de vigilia constante labor
legislative, consigui6 por medic de
su natural inteligencia y SUI profan-
do conocimiento en- cuestiones de TO-
mento Y hacienda, presentar una ley.
Esta ley, que Sc llam6 "Ley de Pa
tentes", cuando empezo a regir, cau-
SO, realmente, un malestar general
en- toda la Isla, por las err6neas y
equivocadas interpretaciones que de
Ia misma sc hicieron, las acerbas
criticas, calificandose con los mayo
res epftetos. Mas por ell transcurso
de los amos, Sc lego la conclusion
hermosa que, aquella celebre y Saba
ley, vino salvar la colunna pcdero-
sa de nuestro desarrollo intellectual,
Y, ell mas importante problema del
Fals, cuaI es, la instruction; aya-
dando, a la vez, con parte de los fon-
dos recaudados en- el Tesoro P1blico,
como producto de la citada ley, a
las obras proyectadas de puentes y
conservation de carreteras.
Fue nominado despues Miembro
del Consejo Executive, cargo que
desempeno con la lealtad la honra-
dez en- el caracterfstica, sisteniendo
muy en- alto, los sentimientos de
puertorriqueno que vibran en- su
alma.
Concurri6 la calebre Asamblea
de Miramar en- el aiio de 1915, como
buen Unionista Y, obedeciendo su
sentir de patricia. ALI, como en- mi
les ocasiones de su vida, supo man
tener, con la valentia de su caracter
v con la entereza de sus sentimien-
(Continda en- la pagina 15)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-01

Sc va a encOntrar eco en- el pueblo.
iCuan infructuosa sera esa labor. !!
iQue fracaso enorme, obtendra ell
que emprenda esa propaganda ju-
daica! Es que, Sacaso ell Pals, ese
conglomerado de patriotas que for
man ell ejercito simbolico del honor,
la lealtad, el decoro v la personali-
dad puertorriquefia, es tan candido
que, Sc dejara sugestionar por un
lenguaie subversivo Y maquiavelico?
No. El Pals, obedece un solo sem
tir y pensar. Ese pensar Y ese SEN
tir, esta transcrito en- el programa
del partido que representa-, la IL
BERTAD para Puerto Rico, la FRA
TERNIDAD entire los puertorrique-
fios, Y la IGUALDAD en- el goce Y
disfrute del bienestar patrio.
Habfa olvidado la promesa de mi
anterior artfculo, analizar a Don
Antonio Barcel6, en- los amos de su
juventud. Abstrafdo EN- cuestiones
que nunca podran eyistir en- nues-
ira gran colectividad, han cruzado
por mi mente, aguijoneando mi sem
tir, fantastico cataclismo, tremendos
rel&mpagos, verdaderos caos. Mas,
estoy fntima y firmemente convened
do que, no pasaran de alusinacio-
nes de mi cerebro, ficciones no mas
de mi alma, por ell amor que tengo
mi partido. La razon que tengo
como fundamento para clio es obvia.
Todo ell que esta afiliado al partido
"Union de Puerto Rico" seg1n Ell
decir del pueblo, Sc considera es
un hombre de honor, y en- los hom-
hres de honor, no ha habido, no puc-
de haber, no habra traidores.
Desde el humilde campesino, labo-
rioso, que baia de sus montaiias, ale
gre Y sonreido, para depositar en- las
urnas electorales, cumpliendo una
patri6tica obligation eiercitando ell
sagrado derecbo del sufregio, su vo-
to, hasta ell JEFE que dirige la cam
pafa. ocupan su puesto de honor con-
siguiente. Todos, como hiios de esta
adorada Y bendecida terra, amanda
la, con todo ell sentir del corazon
puertorriqueio, doblamos las rodillas
para comulgar en- ell Santo Altar de
la Patria.
Y toda discrepancia de criterio v
toda rencilla que ha surgido en- ell
seno de nuestra colectividad, alimen-
tada dentro por el exces0 cello de
todo buen Unionista, Sc desvanece,
Sc esfuma, surgiendo del choque y
cruce de las ideas, levantadas por los
hombres que estamos fernando un
solo bloque, genuinamente borinque-
no, ell esplendoroso triunfo Que STEM
pre- ha coronado en- los con1icios, las
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-01


Sligo el camino que he emprendi-
do. La curiosidad de estudiar a es-
te patricia, descomponer su estruc-
tura polftica, hacienda un analisis
Qualitative cuantitativo de sus sa-
crifcios Y lueha, de sus afanes y
desvelos, en- la defensa por ell desen-
volvimiento de la augusta trinidad
que encierra ell partido, cuyo JEFE
es el. Legftimo y noble titulo que
neva ganado, por todo cuanto ha he
cho- en- las lfdes de su partido.
Don Antonio Barcel0, no necesita
esfuerzo mental alguno, para llegar
a la conclusion que, es I'm prestigio
ciudadano, un probado patricia Y un
poseedor de grandes Y cfvicas vir-
tudes.
Tada su vida, desde que entro en-
Ia arena del combate polftico, ha 81
do es, un batallar constante, in
fatigado, incansable; sostenida, como
su honor, en- 10 mas alto de su perso-
nalidad, guardadas, sagradamente, en-
10 ignoto de su alma puertorriquefla.
Pero en- Puerto Rico Sc tergiyer-
san tanto las verdaderas cualidades
de los personajes en- ell drama po-
litico; Sc juega, a sabiendas y dia-
rio, con la "doble cara, Y Sc encum-
bran actores, con espasmodica estra-
tagema. en- la plena seguridad y CO.
nocimiento de que, nuestro pueblo,
siempre, ha tenido por tradici6n y
etnologia, la hidalga nobleza y el es-
pfritu hermoso Y bello de misericor-
dia v compassion, hacia esos tipos en-
vidiosos y fanfafrones que vagan por
esos mundos,. llevando sobre sus hom-
bros la pesada carga de la TRACTION
politica.
La osadfa el POGO respeto, toca
al colmo; en- significados escritores de
altos vuelos. La inquina y ell odio
personal que guardian en- sus almas,
llegan a turbar sus facultades, y
proclamanse victimas, sacrificados en-
La evoluci6n politica, por bastardas
v mezquinas ambiciones particula-
res, v, pretendese extinguir ell grito
estruendoso que, en- el ambito suena
del soberano pueblo, recriminando y
sefialando a los Judas, de dolorosos
v tristes acontccimientos.
Sc echa ante 81 triNunal de la opi-
ni6n pibIica d Da'a en- forma in
tencional v malrada.. responsabilida-
des imaginative inexistentes; Y
de una manera falaz Y traidora, Sc
atribuyen cualidades otros, sin ha-
ber hecho serene meditado examen
dc conciencia. Sc intenta balancear-
Sc con un verdadero prestigio patrio
con un leal noble mantenedor de
las doctrinas y principles del partl-
do, con el Jefe Magno dc la Union
de Puerto Rico, lanzando acusaeio-
nes llenas de ironia implacabie odio
personal, obedeciendo al doble iuego'
mauuiavelico, de una propaganda m
sidiosa, malsana y antipatriotica.
Sc quiere sembrar por doquier, la
semilla de la discordia, establecer dl-
visiones, con predicas satanicas, en-
la erronea v absurda creencia que
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-01

Curse do Pex1ad1szro.
Curse do Reporter.
CursO dc AdministFaciem
oCientfflca do La CiTculacien
Ge niarios Y Revista&.
Curso do Redacci6n.
Curso de Rodacci3n Dc
CuAn4os y IrOtodrRanas.
Curse De Ehcisncia Mental.
Sc NRC1
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1924-04-26
FOREIGN

Newly established sterilization OF
German currency threatened.
Japan won't recall Hanihara; hopes
fol- Coolidge veto Of the exclusion
measure.
Japanese Printing Association puts
boycott on California products while
demonstrations are planned in Toxic
against exclusion by United States.
simultaneously with thu negotla
tions for settlement of the PREPARATION
problem, Germany plans to start 4
campaign for the return of at least
some of the colonies that were taken
from her under the Treaty of Yer
sailles.
Prediction Of recall OF Hanihara
officially denied in Tokyo.
Japan, the emigration Of whose ma
tionals constitutes such a thorny
problem for the United States. is hav
ing immigration problems of her own.
Just as Japanese iaborers are barred
from America. Chinese ldborers are
barred from Japan.
Baron Rudolf Fielder son OF the
former Austrian field marshal shot
and killed his Deautifu. twenty year
old wife and fatally wounded himself
at Vienna because he los: all his for.
tune in franc speculations.
The reparation commission at a
Paris session practically told Ger
many to get down tC work pre.Lara
tory to a blanket acceptance OF the
experts reports.
Stuart MacLaren. British aviator,
reached Cairo from Athens, having
safely negotiated the transmediter
ranean passage on his attempted
globe encircling flight.
The Washington navai agreement
as we'll as the four power agreement
regarding possessions in the Pacific
have become valid before the League
of Nations and the international court
at The Hague.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1924-04-26
GENERAL

Striking actors will stage revues in
Manhattan Opera House, New York.
Forty business men were robbed OF
$4,000 by six gunner in Bronx store,
New York.
hooper, rail board chairman, offers
amendments to Howell bill which
would outlaw strike.
Rufus Dawes. brother Of General
Charles G. Dawes, returns impressed
with the tax burdens of European
countries.
Senator Norris gathers huge mass
OF propaganda literature and glittering
land boom circulars based on Ford
Muscle Shoals offer.
Harry *. Thaw took the witness
stand at Ph.laI lpl to try to prove
his fitness to be freed and manage his
cWn a.-aIrs.
Reuben NOrkin. convicted of com
plicIty in the bruta. murder of Mrs.
Abraham Becker, whose body was
found in Bron: pit, New York. Was
executed in the electric chair in Sin
Sing.
Ii one yearns for horseback riding
tr Evanston, ILL.,. after shutdown, one
must aftix a tail light to ones horse
This was the ruling OF tie chief OF
l.. lice after MIG. ride tangled the
traffic.
Senate agrees on 2 per cent of 1890
census as basis of immigration appol
tionment conforming to House bill.
Odds on Governor Smiths chances
to become President changed from
to ~. to l to 7. according to New
York betting commissioners
The three round the world air
planes proceeded to Dutch Harbor
Alaska. from Chignik, without thei:
leader, Major Martin.
Baldwin Locomotive Works have
received orders from South Africa TO,
four locomotives and from Colombia
for one. which brings untitled orders
to above 100000. It is said.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1924-04-26
Events That Concern the Two
Hemisphere Recorded So as
to Be Read at a Glance.
FOREIGN AFFAIRS EPITOMIZED
Paragraphs Which Picture Executive
and Legislative Activities at the
National and State
Capitals.
WASHINGTON

immigration bill is passed by Senate
with vote of 81 to 6.
President Coolidge issued an appeal
to the people to observe forest pres
rvation week.
Ford's grip on Muscle Shoals slips
as Senate committee hearing contin-
ues sessions.
Speaker Gillett denies he got contis-
Gated whisky.
President Coolidge is now assured a
majority of delegates to the Cleveland
convention.
The radical group in Congress
seems to be suffering from the lack
of adequate leadership. due to the
continued indispositiun OF Senator La
Toilette.
A special issue Of postage stamps
to be known as the Huguenot-Wallo
tercentenary stamps vas announced
by the post Office department in com
memoration OF the three hundI edith
anniversary of the settling in New
Netherland. now New York state. Of
the Walloons in 1924
Misunderstanding" at the White House
went into the discard when host OF
visitors who called at the noon hour
were instructed to walk through the
executive Offices quietly. They saw
the President seated at his desk at
work.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1924-04-26
Western farmers cut down wheat

Western farmers cut down wheat
acreage because of small returns.
New York marlborough trainmen
viii vote May on proposed 5 per celt
wage reduction.
Textile mill owners and unions
meeting daily at Boston in separate
groups as industry's crisis is threat
e, ed in New England.
Attorney General Stone has estah'
lished brand new espionage system
to keep tab on internal doings in the
Governments law enforcement branch
Reports from Dutch Harbor. Alaska
announced the safe arrival at thai
point of planes Nos. 2. 3 and of the
American army round the world tligh;
squadron.
Instructions to flight If a. y attempt
il made to reduce wages CT lengthet
working hours" W. be sent to al
local unions affiliated with the Un: e.
Textile Workers of America. the
emergency board of the Union votef
at special meeting al Boston
Constant exposure to gasoline
fumes is one apparent use OF can
GER. DR.. Frederick l.. Hoffman, Of New
;rk. N. j., told the American Associa
tn for. Cancer Research convention
at Buffalo. He mentioned over eating
ard excessive smoking AS probable
causes.
The state will interpose no objec
tic n to a r. quest w. Fl. Grosh. age
f.ther of Ted Crosh slain universit,
student. to spring the ga 3 trap t.
execute William B. Ward. Globe ne
srO, who was convicted of he youth:
murder, it was announced by r. b
Sims. superintendent of the Arizon'
state prison.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1924-04-26
SPORTING

Plans to make New Jersey worlds
boxing center.
Star of Argentine polo team may
play with England.
Babe Ruth hits his frs. home run
bu; Yankees lose at Washington. Il
to 3
bethlehem F. G. defeats New York
F. c. by to 0 in American Football
Association c;p tie.
Clarence De Mar wins Boston Mara
thon in record time.
Columbia beats Harvard on the
diamond.
Stanley Harris. the young Washins
ton manager. has his pitchers in bet
ter shape at the present time than
they have been for years.
Byron Specie. the recruit pitche,
from Wichita. is expected to become
star with Washington.
Mule" Shirley's spirit batting and
fielding have caused Manager Harris
of the Senator'S to decide to retain the
college first sacker.
Maybe the new Interpretation of the
TulSS VIC uoC "a oOi'Su W
bruised baseballs has something to do
with the low scores.
II it Is true that Firpo has received
an offer of $250.00O to FOX Wills or
Dempsey here he should accept in a
hurry. A battle with the negro or the
world champion would nut an end to
Firpo's drawing power.
At the age OF sixtysix King Gustav
Of Sweden recently cached the final
round of the mixed doubles handicap
at Cannes on the Riviera, playing with
Mile de Alvarez OF Spain as his part
ner.
Georgetown University defeated the
Harvard nine on the Hilltop at Wash.
ington 8 to 4. in game featured by
heavy hitting. Four home 'uns were
counted, the Hilltoppers anu Crimson
sharing .ually with two each.
A two-run rally in tie seventh in
ming by Princeton swept away Column
bias 4 to lead and proved to be the
decisiv factor in the Tigers Z to 4
victory over the Blue and White on
South Field, New York.
Eddie Gallagher, recruit first base.
man with the Chicago White Sox, was
released to the Pittsfield, Mass. club
of the Eastern League for more sea.
soning.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1924-04-26
NATIONS BUSINESS

Chamber of Commerce OF the United
States has evolved code of business
ethics Ito wealth and happiness of the
world"
Eastmank Kodak Company accused
of monopoly and unfair competition in
motion picture film.
Business brisk in Chicago district.
despite reports of slowing down else.
where.
John d. Rockefeller, Jr. in Easter
message scores employers who use
iron hand" and urges commercial
honesty.
Record breaking business is being
done by United States elevator com
panies building creators for Office
buildings and apartments
Establishment OF a federal system
OF cooperative marketing of farm
products is proposed in bill intro.
duced in the house, Washington. by
Representative Williams, Michigan.
Authorization also wOulo BE given
clearing mouse associations to form
export corporations ..nder the Webb
Pomerene ac., and $15,G00,000 is ap-
p.opilaLed
The House passed the Ketcham bill
to promote American agriculture by
expanding the service OF the Depart
ment OF Agriculture in gathering and
disseminating information on agricul
tural production. competition and de.
mand IN foreign countries, in promot-
ing the sale Of farm products abroad,
&c.
New Haven Railroad expects a sur
plus Of $1,7O0.000 for 1924.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-22
SA|LORC CAPTURES
DR|VERO OF AUTO
Two Women and Man Hurt
in Crash.

Mrs. Mary Jennings was suffering
from cuts on the legs, arms and face
today received Sunday when an auto
driven by her husband, Edward Jen-
nings, 2103 S. Emerson Ave, was
struck by an auto driven by John
Miller, %, colored, Beech Grove, Ind,
at Emerson Ave. and Southeastern
Ave Mrs. Amanda Maloy, 814 Ma
pie St, Mrs. Jennings mother, who
was also in the car, was injured
about the chest and left leg. Jen-
nings was cut about the face. All
We're taken home.
Miller left his car and was cap
tured down the street by Lee Maloy
who gave his address as u. S. S
Wilmington. He was charged with
assault and battery and failure tc
stop after an accident.
Mrs. Elmer Kruse, 226 f. Michi-
gan St, was slightly injured when
an auto driven by her husband upset
at Twelfth St. and Cornell Ave,
after striking an auto owned by
George Hayes, 1914 Cornell Ave,
parked at the curb.
James Haley, 81, of 525 Blake St,
was slightly injured when he was
struck by an auto driven by Leroy
Wakefield. r. r. o. box "a F.. DIT
California and Washington SITS. VIII
nesses said Haley walked in front Of
The auto. He was taken home.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-22
TOURISTS RELYON
GARAGE SERVICE
Don Herr Company E8tab-
IiShed EnYiabIe Reputation.

a source OF complete satisfaction
is the Don Herr Cab Company, where
tourists mud caked. road worn cars
may be left over night and greet
them bright and shining in the morn.
ing. Within convenient walking dis.
lance Of the city's leading hotels this
very modern equipped automobile
hotel fills the bill particularly well
because of its infalHble dependability.
Intelligent mechanics will look it
over and doctor it wisely. while CON
scientious men wash its face and
make it look the respectable citizen
it was when 1t started its long jour
ney.
The local folks can get the habit
OF depending upon this concern for
parking space night and day, too,
with perfect safety. Every bit Of
workmanship put on the car is of
the very highest type and every
promise made is kept That is the
reputation built up by many years
Of experience by Don Herr. one city's
veteran Service specialists. -
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-22
HOLIDAY BRANCH
SERVES DEALERS
Automobile Accessories May
Be Had on Short Notice,

A branch store recently opened
by w. J. Holldiya & co. At
426 N. Capitol Ave has for it's OBJ.
ject service ct all times for dealers
in any kind of automobiles.
z. ]. Holiday assures you of a
complete line of every standard make
Of replacement parts and accesso-
ries. A full stock of the necessi-
ties Of dealers agency or garage
equipment of various kinds makes II
possible for this branc to fill at
short notice just about any kind OF
an order they are apt to receive.
They are doing equally as much
for the out-of-town dealers as they
are for the local concern, and their
effort is to accommodate them in
the shortest possible time with the
highest grade of merchandise.