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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-10-29

Hayward-The Hayward Rod and
Gun club members pledged themselves
to support the conservation wardens
in the enforcement of the fish and
game laws, at a recent meeting acre.
They adopted resolutions to that effect
and forwarded a copy to Gov. Blaine
and to Elmer S. Hall, state conserva-
ton commissioner.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-10-29

Eagle MISREPRESENTATION of the
new power line from Eagle River to
Minocqua, Wis, is under way. The
line is being built by the Eagle River
Light and Power Co., and will serve
many villages, summer resorts and
private homes.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-10-29

Madison-Mr. and Mrs. William
Shay, MacFarland, drove five miles
from Madison to their farm home be-
fore they missed their 3-year-old son,
who was riding in the tonneau of their
car when they left the city. The
child fell out of the machine shortly
after they left Madison, but was ulI-
hurt. He was found along the road
by George Drives, Madison, and
brought into the city BY telephone
the parents were notified of the where
abouts of the child.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-10-29

Peshtigo-Miss Lucille Fern Ban
croft, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. G
Bancroft, Grover, Marinette county
died in Iron Mountain, Mich, of hem
orrhages resulting form the extraction
of a tooth.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-10-29

Green Bay-During the week 225
hunting licenses were issued from the
office of County Clerk Robert B. Wick.
cry, bringing the total number of Ii.
censes in Brown county this year ia
4,075. The number is still short OF
the high mark of 4,400 set last year.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-10-29

Kempster-While seated in his auto
mobile at his farm near Kempster, a
calf made dash for his car and
jumping over the radiator, struck Ear
Mishler with such force as to dislocate
his shoulder and break his collarbone
Evening star., 1924-01-15
TAX UNIT TO REFUSE
ABSTRACT RULINGS
New Policy Adopted on Questions
Relating to Profits
Liability. ).
MUST COMPLETE THE DEAL
No Theoretical Transaction TO Be
Considered.

A new policy on questions involv.
ing income tax and profits liability
has been adopted by the bureau Of
internal revenue, under which rul-
ings and advice on questions will be
issued with respect to completed
transactions only.
The policy was necessary, II was
said. because OF the thousands of
requests for rulings upon abstract
cases or prospective transactions"
The following summary was ISSUED
In explanation OF the new bureau
attitude with regard to answering
"The transaction must be COM
p,esed and not merely proposed or
'The complete facts relating to the
Transaction. together with abstracts
from contracts or other documents
necessary to present the complete
facts. must be given. =,
THE names Of all the real parties
interested mot dummies used In
the transaction) must be stated, re-
gardless of who presents the ques-
tion. whether attorney, accountant.
tax service or other representative.
"A request for ruling must be
signed by the taxpayer. or. in case
he be represented by an attorney or
agent. the request must be accom-
panied by properly executed power Of
attorney. Banks. however, will not
be required to fuSpish powers Of
attorney with respect to Inquiries
affecting their depositors.
a taxpayer will not be furnished to
his attorney or agent unless the bu-
reau is specifically authorized to do
o by the taxpayer"
Evening star., 1924-01-15
CHURCH DRIVE NETS
$69,391 IN 3 DAYS
Campaign to Secure 100000 for
Parochial School Will Con-
tinue All Week,
BUILDING Is NOW ASSURED
Rev. II. ]. Riordan Gratifed at
Progress.

Raising $ss.ss1 in three days is
ehe record hung up by st. Martins
parish in the drive for 500. 600 for
in sontinusso OF "a, a paeocnial school. which
me new school on the old Doodv
nIaSe. browning the T street hill. on.
2osite the new Langley Junior Hieh
dsn Isno0i, IN Is assured" Rev. NJ, J. Rior-
Taly In the parish hall last nirht.
re said that work on the structnrs
wiIl begin within two months. with
tor or en1eesstiSn soo sS;S that the model school
occunou.S @ 0vU chi.drsn ~ Will be ready for
Kew. Francis x. Cavanaeh. the a.
slstant pastor. who 10 manaeinr the
Gtssnlpaign: IAN was given an ovation BY
ed TO .ls,77s. Honors fos ouh.v ths dnv
were were carried of by Ferdinand Nc.
Slvern. captain OF team 3. which
brought In s2.74s. and Mrs. Hattie
be1t' broneht' IN oaPsaan aIa OF team 2. which
tains reported as follows: Mrs. Frank
SI.6s5: Miss Nettie Fitzgerald. iohS: 81 oho:
Mrs. John Trspp. s1.sls; John E. Nc.
Carton; *l.22o; r. McChesney, 32.I05;
Maurer. Mhnri Hasry sI'..s' Walsh 'l'2a7' and Gus
,sada,s Among the large contributions yes
terday were: $500. Cavanagh family
ssoo aa heS; nesv, F, K Cavanagh Qncludlng
Tloeekher; $500, PrE: Pa.riek: cnat.ei j. cei,,ns M;
family. Patrick o'Donoghus and fanns
ily; 5000. Mrs. Bridget Doodv.
phomas keefe. Mr. and Mrs. A. J.
Taaton. Taa. MIS-. Mary LEstrange Reilly.
John E. Stanton and family, in n
memory OF Rose j. stanton: Louis
hrauss and family dncluding 500
RFTe,siously Fo,sn reporteD:. $3.50. y. ].
Jehenna !" Foleg Fle~o[SE NJ Of and 50sn Mr.. C. q anh
McGuirl; s135. Koliher ' family m y
Thomas A. Jameson.
sloo-st Martins Senior Girls Club,
friend. Grace Dousherty. John Har-
rington and family, Mrs. Catherine +
Batch and family, Mr.. and Mrs J r
Morse, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Murray,
Mr. A. j.. Cunningham and family.
Peter Fersinger, Bartholomew G.
King, Charles r. Krener. Lydia stew
art. Thomas J. Crowell. William
OoBrien. in memory Of Mary A.
SSBrien; Dr.. and Mrs. Otto J. Ram
r. NJ. Welsh, e. NJ Graney. MI. and
Mrs. Charles B. Powell. Mr.. and Mrs.
James E. Power. Ernest c. Ruebsam.
Charles W. owings, J. F. o'Connor.
;1msmdST Mrs, Frances a. 1iae Raedsr and family
shaw: Charles P. Hart. Miss NJ h.
Bannon. in memory Of Katherine J.
McCuei Mr.: P. D. Breen and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Littleield,
Kichard c. Sullivan, Wise Bros. G. c,
Iiiil, Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Hurley. Mrs
Mary A. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. James
T. Gill. Michael ]. Callahan, Richard
J. Mccormick, Agnes A. Farrell. Ice
Cream Ladies', Bernard Hunt. In
memory of Margaret v. Hunt; Ar
thur l. Blakeslee. John A. kraus
Bernard P. Dougherty. ODonnell
family. Mrs. Katherine Herman and
family Uncluding $50 previously re-
ported; Mr.. and Mrs. John Z. Daily
fincluding $50 previously reported) t:
Mr. and Mrs. J. Eugene Radcliffe Mr..
and Mrs. L. Lee kendig, Rt. Rev.
Thomas J. Shahan.
Edward r. Pruner. E. r. Byrne and
family. Joseph Bayer. d. A. O'Connor.
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Barrett. Ella NJ.
Phelan. Ann McGfvney. Mrs. Mary A
Evening star., 1924-01-15

Chishiam. In memory Of Mrs. Ann
Farmer: Nicholas Bombardier.. Mrs, L..
Cady. in memory of John Cady: Mrs.
Margaret e. Ferrell, Mary Horan. Mr..
and Mrs. Edward NJ. Mshoney. Peter
White, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Wilhelm,
w. J. Telma. Mrs. ]. A. Redmond. Rose
Aline McEllin, In memory Of Mrs. A. E.
Harvey; Mrs: Anna Edmonds family. In
Paul ii. Furfey. !. F. Brady and fam
lily. Norah Collins. Richard B. Thiba-
deau. Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Triebler.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. Higgins. Margaret
c Nelson, Mr.. J. v. Byrne in memory
Of Johns B. Holden: Mr.: Wallace II.
Morris. in memory Of Nellie Balm Nor
ris; Mr.. and Mrs. Al. Morris. in men,
ory Of Ida May McEnahey; Harry G.
memory of Margaret z. Riley. Clement
krogmann. Clement B. Kroginann. Mr..
and Mrs. w. H.. Murray, the Neitzey
family. "a friend" Mary L. Carey. B.
F. Saul. Patrick Tobin family. Miss
Anna V. Fox. Christopher NJ. Columbus,
Mrs. Bridget Kelly, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph A. Connors.
Evening star., 1924-01-15
MERGER OF TRACTION
LINES HERE URGED
zihlman Tells Lawyers This Gan
Be Accomplished by In
direct Means.

r Indirect legislation which would
force a merger OF the two street car
companies In the District OF coIum.
biA, is the way to bring down car
fares here. Representative r. N. Eihl-
man OF Maryland told the Federal
Bar Association at a meeting last
night at the Post ONCE Department
auditorium. The association elected
|officsrs. as follows: President, Thorn
as E. Shearman, Department of Agri-
culture. succeeding Pickens Nsasle
Of the Navy Department: vice prssi.
Evening star., 1924-01-15
MOST FARMERS BANKRUPT
SENATOR WHEELER SAYS
90 Per Cent Face Ruin, Alleged Due
to Favoritism Of Reserve
Bank System.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press. -
BOSTON, January 1s.-Ninety per
cent of the s.ooe. 900 farmers" In the
United States arc bankrupt todsy,
and II the federal reserve system is
not purged OF favoritism fully so per
cent OF the rural banks will close
their doors. United StAtSo Senator
Burton X. Wheeler. democrat, Of Mon
tanA said in an address here last
night at a Methodist dinner.
I'VE farmers in the. United States
are facing a crisis in matters Of pro-
lection. and say that the man in the
White House does not understand. the
situation in the northwest at ALL"
Senator Wheeler said. Attacking the
republican administration as "reac-
tionary." Senator Wheeler said that
the policy now being pursued was
running the northwest. and that X
continued 1t would cause the western
ers to send men to Congress who
would make tho redoubtable Hiram
Johnson look as tame as q Boston
banker
Evening star., 1924-01-15

dent. r. 3 Dsyendorf. Internal reve-
nue.: secretary. Randolph Collins. De-
pArtment Of Justice, and treasurer,
Miss Irene Rohleder. Treasury De.
,partment.
Representative. Z1hlman said he
doubted the constitutionality Of d.
rect legislation forcing a merger Of
the two street car companies, but
declared the same end could be
brought about by Indirect legislation
merger. Gr. zihlmaii suggested as Is
q means TO this end. abolishment Of
the uniform fare system OF the Pub
lie Utilities Commission.
Representative Zlhlman went into
the hnances OF the two companies.
declaring much OF the stock OF the
Washineton Railway and Electric
Company WAS "watered," citing stock
market quotations to illustrate his
point.
Evening star., 1924-01-15

In 1921 the printers Of Albany, n.
T., declared strike as protest
against the employment OF non-union
men.
The speech Of the aborisines Of
Africa changes with almost every
generation.
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e-MusicaI Instruments

PATHE talking machine: dark oak case,
nice condition; $15O size for $40. Lin
coin 6S65
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CITY ADVERTISEMENT.
OFFICE or TIE BOARD

indianapolis Ind. Nov :, 1924.
TO WHOM IT NAY CONCERN:
Notice g hereby given b. the Board OF
Public Works Of The City Of Indianapolis,
Indiana that on the 3D. day of November.
IH24, t2ey approved an assessment roll
showing the prima IaCls aGse ssnlents for
the following desrCibed public improve
meut, IS authorized by the Improvement
resolution named
Improvement Resolution 70. 1925.
ADAMS STREET.
From north property line Of Twenty
Fifth Street.
The south property line Of Thirtieth
Street
BY paving the roadway with Asphalt.
AsphaItic Concrete. Concrete or Brick laid
ou a 6-iucN gravel concrete foundation.
width Of q feet paving the wings ofAsae
intersecting streets and alleys n a 81 ~
manner and TO the widths show
plans. providing 2lO lmoal feet Of 4NTS-
inch Stratlfied Limestone Marginal Stone
or IA X2S2- Inch Standard steel paving
guard as specified; resettlng s nlanh0ie
tops to grade.
Also extending all water. gas. saver and
other private service connections 10 prop
eTty line. where not already in.
Al! 10 be as shown on plan and as
specified
Persons interested in or affected by said
described public Improvement are hereby
notified that the Board of Public Works
OF AZ city has fixed Friday Nov. IA.
1924 = p. III. as a date upon which rJ-
monstrances VIII he received or heard.
agains; the amount assessed against each
piece OF property described n SAID roll,
and viii determine the question as to
whether such lots or tracts of land have
been OF viii b. benefited N the amounts
named on said roll, OF in a greater or less
sum than that named on said roll
said asse ssment roll showing said pF1u1a
facie assessments. with the names Of own
ers and descriptions OF property subject TO
be assessed. Is on file and may De seen at
the office Of the Board Of Public WORKS
of SAID city.
CHARLES {. COFFIN.
". Fl. FREEMAN.
u J. SPENCER,
Board Of Public Works City Of Indian
Xov. s. Z. 8, 10. Il. II, 10, 1924.
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FARM LANDS

FOR SALE OR TRADE-54O acres White
River bottom land. 3 sets improvements;
One-half in hogs interest in approx
mately 250 corn, for merchandise furni-
ture or income. z. G.. SCOTT, 1717 n.
Center St, Terre Haute, Ind.
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NOTICES
80 LEGAL NOTICES
CITY ADVERTISEMENT
LEGAL NOTICE
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
OFETCE m THE pnApD
OFFICE OF THE BOARD
Ind, Iaadsiianapo1s, Ind. Nox. 3 1924.

Indianapolis. Ind. Nov ) 1924
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Notice Is hereby given by the Board Of
Public Works of the City of Indianapolis
Indiana, that sealed proposals viii be re-
celved by i. at its office, until , 0 clock
p. m. on Wednesday, Nov 10Th 1924 for
the following described public improve
ment, in the City of Indianapolis, as au-
thOriZed by
Improvement Resolution No. 12O61.
DELAWARE STREET.
from point % feet south of south
property line Of Fifty-SiXth Street,
To south property line of Fifty-Ninth
Street
BY grading the roadway from curb-line
to curb-l line to a uniform width Of thirty
800 feet, grading the wings of the in
tersectlng streets in similar manner and
to the widths as shown on plans; curling
both SIDES Of the roadway with Stratited
Limestone. Berea Sandstone Granite or
6X24-lnch concrete curb; curling the
wings OF intersecting streets in d similar
manner and to the widths as shown on
plans; providing lS9 llncal feet Of 10
a drain sewer from main drain III West
ned road 10 new manhOle as shown on
laying 90 lnoal feet Of I2-inch drain
pipe with connections made to inlets and
new msnhOie; also laying 10 lineal feet
OF l3-inch drain pipe from new manhO.e
TO be constructed to the main drain Iu
Westheld Road providing > new eaten
basins, including inlet tops, providing .
new iron lnets: laying 20 llneal feet Of
lj-inch drain pipe, and laying ITO lineai
feet OF 12-lnch drain pipe with cOnnec-
uons made to lnlets catch basins and man
hole of drain sewer IN Fifty Eighth Street
as shown OIL plans. constructing a nam
drain sewer running west from maUhUle
Of drain sewer ar Fifty Seventh Street and
Washington boulevard to Delaware Street:
thence south in Delaware Street to Fifty
sixth Stracf. by constructing new man
holes. catch basins. including inlet tops;
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Nov. 8. 1924
Improvement Resolution 80. 1909.
To east property line of Keystone Ave

Improvement Resolution No 1909
ENGLISH AVENUE
FROM east property line of Randolph
To east property line of Keystone Ave
nue..
BY grading and paving the roadway
with wooden Block, Asphalt, Asphaltic-
Concrete or Brick laid on a 6-inch gravel
concrete foundation from curb line to curb
me 10 a UNIFORM width OF 10 feet; grad
ing and paving the wings of the inter-
secting streets and alleys in a similar man
Tier ana to the widths as shown on plans;
providing "a meal feet Of l0-fOOt radius
Granite eorners: providing new iron in
lets; laying 20 lneal feet Of 12-inch
ufam pipe With connections made to in
lets and catch basins. providing 254 lineal
IIeet OF fX18-inch Straiihed Limestone
Also extending all water. gas. sewer
and other private service connections to
property line, where not already IN
Al 10 be as shown on plan and as
Contractor in submitting his bid must
SUBMIT a separate bid per 50 I'd for the
grading aud paving Of the roadway OK
elusive OF the space occupied by car
tracks, q separate bid per SO yd. for the
Sradip@ ana paving of the space occupied
by tn" car tracks; separate bid per
separate bid per Inlet for new iron inlets;
p separate bid per lineal foot for 80
dram pipe laid; and separate bid @
lneal foot for 4x1S-inch Stratiied -
stone Marginal stone
All work done in the making of said
described public Improvement shall BE- in
accordance With the terms and conditions
of the Improvement Resolutions as num-
bered. adopted by the Board Of Public
Works on the above named day. and the
detailed drawings plans proflles and speci-
fcau0ns which are on file and may be
seen IN the office Of said Board Of Public
Works Of the City of indianapolis
The SAID Board Of Public Works has
fixed Wednesday. Nov. 20, 1924, at 2
O'Clock p. m. at its office in said city
as the time and place for the public
consideration Of the proposed Improvement,
at which time SAID Board uf Public Works
viii hear all persons interested, Or whose
property IS liable to BE- assessed for said
Improvement, and viii determine whether
the benefits to the property liable to be
assessed for such Improvement ard the
benefits TO the City Of Indian 4polis will
equal the estimated cost thereof
BY order Of the Board Of Public
Works.
CHARLES z. COFFIN,
". 3. FREEMAN,
NJ. J. SPENCER
Board Of Public Works. City OF Indian
aDOls.
Nov. g. II. 1924.
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CITY ADvERTIsENENT-



OFF l'E or TIE BOARD
... ., lHqia,la Is lId Soy ,. 1874.
~ NON MAY 'DNCtkN
- N''t.r IS h'Fstt elErn nv me Board on
iHpIF " orhs OF the NY OF iaqlanapqns,
lNbi4Na thdt on IN" 30 Day or Novenl Der
l"-f. they approved an assessment roll
sn""thE ne pfiha taCle assessments Tor
'h' l"io"laG des"rlo~d puo.f improve
uent. AS authorized by the Improvement
Hts4lutl'u named:
Improvement kcsolntion No. IlS0f.
SPFtCE : hItT.
from south property me OF Prospect
street
10 north property line of Minnesota
street
t.N"-pt the bridge over Pleasant Run.
iiy grading and paving tho roadway with
Asnha!t Aspnaltlc Concrete C9DrTeta or
Brick laid on a 6-nch gravel concrete
foundation from curb line to c.rh lHc to
uniform width Of - feet; grazing ard
paving the Wings of the iutcrsectlDC
str@"ts and alleys ln a similar manner and
- the widths as shown on plans: vemov-
lne old curb as~shown on plans; providing
l'o incal Ieet or StratlfIed LiniS-tonr
Hores Sandstone Granite or 6X24inch
Concrete curb. providing liueal feet Of
6foot radius granite corners. providing
l6 lmeal feet OF l0-foot radius granite
radius granite corners; providing $50 lin@al
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h-Honses. Flats Furnished

HAMILTON Y. go. 5-rm. mod well-furu
house; front porch. garage. Web. 7494-
TACOMA. y 204: furnished Groom semi
modern house. garage. Brook. 226l.
Will STARE modern home with adult
4O3l Rookwood Wash, O597-W.
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p BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS

- BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS
MULLER's HAT SHOP.
Moved to 107 w Maryland St.
PLUMBING and repair work promptly
done. CHARLES WALTZ. Drexel 1910.
EXPERT paper hanging: low rates. Work
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CWEVROIET coach. 5.passenger; closed
car; wear old good tires; upholstering
like new excellent shane mechanically. A
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Open evenings.
CHEVROLET touring, 1923 bargain
terms CENTRAL BUICK CO 2917
Central Ave. Ran. 1900 Open evenings.
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SWISSHELM PARKER
544 F. Wash ST.
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maxwell touring 80. runs good 1877
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Omen Evenings and sunday
WG.Lr~ E<lGHT touring. lots Of extras.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENT
indianapolis. Ind. Nov & 1924

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN;
Notice is hereby given by the Board Of
Public Works Of the City OF Indianapolis,
Indiana that II is desired and deemed
necessary to make the following described
public improvements in the City of Indi-
annapolis, as authorized by the following
numbered IMPROVEMENT resolutions adopt
ed by said board on the Sd day of NoyeI1-
Der. 1924.
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IRV. AVE y. 81: upper duplex; rooms,
bath den. sleeping porch laundry. hot
water furnace Irvington 1919.
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Dated Indianapolis Ind. Oct Goth. 1924
Oct 2S 30-NNv
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NICE business room splendid location.
suitable for auto top. battery. electric
shop Address X Y Z. 500 Gamer St.,
Nob.esville. Ind
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NOTICE OF CERTIFIED PUBLIC AC-
COUNTANTS' EXAMINATION
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CHARLES T. COFFIN,
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Board Of Public Works, City Of Indian
apOls.
Nov g. IL. 1924.
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Nov S''' s. 7 8. 10. II. -. 13. 1924.
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SITUATIONS WANTED
10 ROOMS FOR RENT

Asst 10TH car line; nicely fur. mod; pri.
family: reasonable. Web $3.50.
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GOOD bicycles IS and up: tires. 50 and
M go Naaaachrsetts AVE-