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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-21

da smo dosegli sedanje stanje
miru in neodvisnosti "a majhne
ellie ako ne moreno premagati
nash lastnih predsodkov."
Koneno je bila sklicana kon-
vencija drzav, katera je dala
pobudo "a sklicanje Ustavne
konvencije v |. 1887. Washing
ton, XII Sc je smatral pref "a
vojaka nego drzavnika, Sc je
udelezil konvencije bolj prisilje-
no.
"Vzpostavimo standard, XII DO
sprejemljiv in izboljsljiv modrim
in postenim,' je dejal. In ko so
pisali Ustavo, je bilo predlaga-
no, da Sc predsednika (republi-
ke) ne sme ponovno voliti v
urad. K temu je Washington de-
jail:
"Po mojen misljenju ne mo-
re biti najmanjse nevarnosti, da
bi predsednik mogel ostati v
uradu preko svoje dolocene do
be ali "a trajno, razen skraj
no ACKNOWLEDGMENT politicnem
ozracju; sicer pa nina We
likega pomona kdo je predsed-
mix, ako postane ljudstvo ne
mono samovladanja."
Washingtonu nj prijalo, da
postane prvi predsednik, toda
Sc je podal, ko mu je Aleksan-
der Hamilton prepricevalno do.
kazal, da uspelosts move Wade
zavisi Cd MEGA. V svojem pr
VEN govoru ustolicenja je
Washington dejal:
"Ohranitev svetega plamen9
svobode in usoda republikanske
oblike Wade Sc ps, pravici sma
ira, V globljem in konGnem po'
menu besede, kot ma kocko po
stavljen eksperiment zaupar
ameriskemu ljudstvu.'
Tekom njegovih dveh pred
sedniskih terminov, je ime e
Washington priliko izraziti -
in to ne prvic - ideal verskt
svobode, ma kateri je bila zgra
jena dezela. Zavedajoc Sc bistvs
tega temelja svobode we're IL
prepricanja, je pisal zIdovsk
kongregaciji V New Portu
Rhode Island naslednje:
"Danes nj vec rgovora tenn
da gotov razred druzbe dovo
ljuje drugemu, da Sc posluzuj'
| in uziva svoje naravne pravice
Z zadovoljstvom moreno belle
ziti, da vlada Zed. drzav ne da
je potuhe bigotstvu, ne sankci
jonira zatiranja in zahteva OF
vseh, XII 1--WE v njenem obmoc
} iu lie to, da Sc izkazejo dobr
, drzavljane in nudijo oh vsaki pri
. liki tel vladi svojo podporo il
zvestobo :"
| V septembru 1896 je Wash
ington izdaj svoj sloviti "Fare
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-21

" Grille bolnisnici smo pod
we'll korake "a umetniski pro-
gram in veterani SO IL koze, pla-
stika, prediva in drugega mate
rijala naredili krasne umetnis-'
ke predmete. Spodbudos "a ia
program SO dale clanice Gray
Lady.
Tudi vi innate priliko, da po-
magate materijalno to sluzbo
Rdecega kriza in sicer tekom
kampanje, ki Sc bo vrsila od
4. do II. marca "a skslad RIDE
cega krsza v sirsein Clevelandu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-21
Geo. Washington jie rekel

Obletnica George Washingtonovega rojstnega dine je
lepa prka pocastitve spomina moza XII e vodi Kontnen
tano vojsko do image neodvsnost ter hod neugaeno
pot prvega predsednika dezee, katero je pomagal
ustvariti.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-21

Oh letosnji 215. obletnici ME
govega rojstva, maj George
Washington spregovori sam o
sebi. Njegove besede dajejo vpo-
gled v njegov znacaj in osvet-
ljujejo spremembe, skozi kate
re je sla dezela liza casa, ko
.je on izvrsil svojo zgodovinsko
nalogo.
Ko je Drugi kontinentalni
kongres imenoval Washingtona
vrhovnim poveljnikom ameri-
ske armade, je dejal: "Prosim,
da 81 sleherni cd vas, XII ste ma
vzoci V tel sobi zapomni, da da-
nes izjavljam vso iskrenostjo,
da sc ne smatram vrednega
sprejeti visokega poveljstva, XII
Sc mi ga poverja'. Svoji zeni
pa je pisal: " Ker je bila
usoda TAXA, da me je vrgla ma
pot te sluzbe, bonn gojil upanje
da bo mole podvzetje sluzilo
dobri stvari in cilju'.
Navzlic ponovnim tekom pr
viii let vojne, nj Washingtonov
pogum nikdar upadel. Izkazal Sc
je najboljsega vodnika, podpor-
nika in pobornika stvari, "a ka-
tero Sc je boril.
Po koncani vojni je Washing
ton mislil samo o tenn, kako Sc
bo povrnil priljubljene farme v
Mount Vernon. Kljub temu je
ostal ma svojem mestu dolzno-
sti. Polozaj v dezeli je bill resen
Nepokorna in nezadovoljna ar
mada je bila Sc vedno v orozju
Trinaj jst drzav Sc nj imelo res.
nicno narodne Wade. Mnogih
Sc je polotila sprico takega po.
lozaja obupnost in SO argumen.
trail, da je potrebna monarhi
ia, ali vojaska diktatura, kate
70 mai bi uvedel Washington
Armada je resno mislila ma tai
nacrt in Washingtonu je bile
poslano pismo, V katerem je bi
la sprozena ideja tega nacrta.
Ma to pismo je Washington
odgovoril: "Ne morem razume
ii, v Gem sem pokazal tako "a
dlzanje, da hi bio moglo dat
spodbudo "a ponudbo, XII Sc m
vidi kot najvecja nesreca, k
more zadeti mojo dezelo.'
Ko je poslednji angleski vo
jak zapustil dezelo, ko je kon
gres sprejel potrebne zakone
XII so zagotavljali vojakom Mi
hove pravice, potem je Sell
Washington "a kratko dobo po
stal "privatni drzavljan ma bre
govih reke Potomac
Vendar je Sc vedno mislil n;
javne zadeve. 10 je videl kak'
SO Sc posamezne drzaVe protiVil
prepustiti primerne oblasti kon
gresu zvezne Wade ter opaz;
medsebojno ljubosumnost n
obeh straneh, je dejal: "Mislim
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-01
SHALL WE SHARE FOOD?

Andrea Gromyko, Soviet
delegate to the United Ma
tons, denounces the use of
food for political purposes
and. directing his remarks
somewhat at the United
States, demands that food
exporting countries "a k e
adequate steps to ecOnomize
on the domestic consump-
ton to increase exports.
Boiled down, the Soviet
diplomat insists that the
United States economic on
the domestic consumption of
food in order to be able to
send a greater volume to al
leviate the worlds shortage
of cereals. Apparently, the
idea in back of the Russians
mind is that those who have
should freely share with
those who have not.
In connection with the
need in the world for aGdi-
tional foodstuffs. we call at
tention to the Department
of Agriculture's program
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-01
Very Truly Yours
By SENATOR CLAUDE PEPPER

: at;ona1 defense or other neces-
sarv governmental services TO be
impaired. Moreover, if income
taxes are to be reduced, wanted
the poor to get the first benefit
Of the reduction and do not Just
favor reducing taxes on those OF
high income without giving con-
Esideration to the burden OF the
people who need the most help.
informed the chamber also.
that | believe in local self-govern-
ment in all eases where local gov
eminent can adequately deal with
problems presented, but that GER
tain problems were national IN
character like the national de-
Tense and many other matters
that would have to be dealt with
by the national government.
informed the chamber also that i
believe in the principle OF lncen-
tive taxation for business, that is,
rewarding business which carries
on valuable research which gives
employment when employment is
short and which provides welfare
funds for lis workers, and in
many other cases.
The board asked me whether I
would favor repeal of the Wagner
Act and stated that would not,
because the Wagner Act affords
necessary and just protection to
labor and to the working people
generally, who are the backbone
of the nation | stated, however,
that if there were amendments Of
fered to this act, which were just
and fair, or if any other legisla-
ton affecting labor were just and
fair, / would give it honest and
open-minded consideration. OF
course. believe in both labor
and management keeping its con-
tracts. I don't want to see either
group impose on the other and /
want to see, as do all of us, high
production and prosperity for
both business and labor and the
general public.
I wish, the next time You take
a vacation, you would consider
spending that vacation travelling
over our Great State of Florida.
1t is wonderful trip for you and
I hope you will take il soon if you
have not had it.
Very truly yours,
CLAUDE PEPPER.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-01
TO-DAY in HISTORY
Know Americal

l776-Gen. Washington unfurls,
for the first time, the Grand Flag
of the Is United Colonies, at his
headquarters, Cambridge, Mass.
1781-Mutiny in Revolutionary
Army: some 1900 of Pennsylvan-
ia Line march to Washington to
demand remedy of Congress. Men
unpaid for year, lack of food and
clothing, kept after 3-year enlist
ment term up.
1831-First issue of William
Lloyd Garrison's historic Liberia
tor. I will not equivocate;
l will not excuse I will be
heard"
1837-Surplus of $35 million in
Treasury and Government begins
its distribution among the States.
1847-100 years ago. Country's
population around q million; the
public debt some S38 million; cost
$50 million to run country for
year.
l863-President Lincoln signs
the Emancipation Proclamation.
19l3-Psrcel post first in OPP
Grafton.
l9l5-The Panama Canal Off
cially opens to commerce.
l942-The United Nations Pact
signed by 26 countries.
1943-American planes bomb
JapS on Kiska in the Aleutians.
l945-GermanS make combined
land-air drive on US. Third and
Seventh Armies in counter-at-
tack.
l946-Jap Emperor Hirohito
abjureS divinity. Alabama, Okla
homa A. and M, Miami and Geor-
gia win college football classics.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-01
TOdav's Anniversaries
know America)

1735-Paul Revere, Boston pa
triot, master-silversmith, whose
foundry played large part in
the country's industrial develop
ment, born in Boston. Died May
10. 1919.
1745--4Anthony Wayne, tannery
owner popular, daring Gen.
Mad Anthony of Revolution
fame, born at Waynesboro, Pa.
Died Dec. Is, 1896.
1830-Paul Hamilton Hayne,
famed Southern poet, courageous
soul in bitterness and defeat, born
in Charleston, S. c. Died July
6, 1885. sr
lS64-Alfred Stieglitz, pioneer
photographer, innovator of photo
graphy as creative art, born in
Hoboken, ~ j. Died July IS,
1896
1869-Milton J. Rosenau, Har-
ward founder of worlds first
school of public health, Univer-
slty of North Carolina professor.
medical genius, born in Phila-
delphia. Died April 8, 1916.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-01
SMALL NEWSPAPERS
ARE WORRIED

Small newspapers have
been somewhat concerned
in the newsprint industry,
where paper mills are being
steadily purchased by large
publishing houses, with the
result that independent pub
fishers have. difficulty in ac-
curing necessary n e w s.
print.
The matter engages the
attention of Senator William
LANCER, of North Dakota,
who says he will request d
congressional investigation
into the possibility that some
collision exists between the
large paper mills and big
publishers, with the result
that there is discrimination
against t h e Independent
publisher.
While we are without
facts to support the charge
Of indiscrimination, there
seems to be reason for the
investigation. Obviously, if
independent publishers cam
not secure newsprint, they
cannot continue their pub
LEGATIONS. The value of local,
or county, newspapers to the
Republic is immense, and
they should not be put out
of business because they do
not have the capital to meet
the purchasing policy of
large-scale publishers.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-01
Who Knows!
fANSWERS ON pACE Al

/. How does the average per
capita income in 1945 compare
with 1910?
2. What is Furacin?
3. How much was spent on
jewels and baubles in the u. S.
in l945?
4. What was Americas best
year for church contributions?
5. What percentage of Amer
lean families have incomes of less
than $4,000 year?
6. What is the efficiency rat
ing of disabled veterans on jobs?
Z. What was the total cost of
World War II to the U. S., as of
December 81, l945?
8. A special railway coach has
been equipped with glass floor.
Why?
8. In what European nations
the troops of the Big Three chief
ly distributed?
10. Who is U. S. Ambassador
to Great Britain?
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-01
KNOW ANY GOOD
BARROOM STORIES?

7 DENVER. ZAP If anyone
has some authentic old western
/ ballads or some tall tales that
were told along the trails and
bars of the pioneer west, the
/ Library of Congress would like
to see them.
DR.. Duncan Enrich, chief of
the hbrary's folklore section, is
leading the hunt for such ma
terial and warns ''The west is
weak in collecting its folklore,
and if it doesn't begin to get
some of it now, a lot will be
lost"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-01
NOTHING OFFICIAL"

Editor, The Citlzen-
We treat our politics locally
somewhat like our religion--ev-
cry time we don't like a preach.
er, we send him somewhere else
The commissioners hollered their
heads off and sent the axe down
on any plans to bring Mr.. King
back. Now the claim is that Mr..
Ellingson is not doing his job as
he should
Mr.. Ellingson, don't resign!
Demand a public hearing from
the City Commissioners, and let
the public know just what is
hatchingl
1t is high time that the citi-
zens have something to say in
the choice of who is to be city
manager. A degree in engineer
ing or a major in the reserves
is no security that man is ca
pable to be our city manager.
Don't hand us the baloney that
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-01

for production in the United
States, Mr.. Clinton P. An
derson, the Secretary, says
that there should not be a
reduction as long as the
world needs the output of
our farmers.
This is very true, but,
over and beyond the needs
of the world, is a question.
Who is to pay the American
farmer, and those of other
countries, for producing
food for people not able to
purchase il?
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-01
HOPE IN POLITICS

the human breast" says a
poet, and that is particular
ly true in politics.
The people of the United
States, or at least a vast ma
jority of them, sense a feel
ing, tinged deeply with
hope, regarding proposed
retrenchments of the Re-
publicans who, for the first
time since 1880, will have
a majority in congress when
it convenes tomorrow.
Chief element in that
hope is that the Republicans
will reduce government eX-
penses and, as a result of
that reduction, cut down in
come taxes.
Probably we may be alto
gether too sanguine over
what the Republicans may
succeed in doing. We recall,
in November of 1915, how
deeply flushed with hope
Key Westers were when the
commission-manager form
of government became eff
fective in Key West.
Many of us have not yet
given up hoping that eondl-
tons will change for the bet
ter in City Hall, but, if we
are frank with ourselves,
the only change we can
note there, as compared
with the councilmanic form
of government, is that it
costs more now to conduct
the affairs of the city than
it did when we had a mayor
and councilmen. ..
Not for an instant do we
feel that the present form
of government is not far
better than the council
manic. The fault is not in
the commission manager
form but in the way it is OPP
Grated. The most essential
thing in that form of gov
eminent, efficiency with
economy, has not yet been
put into effect.
The trouble has been that
the taxpayers, who provide
the money to operate the
city, have not been given
sufficient consideration. In
stead of o b t a i n in G re-
lief, taxes still continue
high, and, instead of a re-
duction in expenditures,
they have increased.
But let us return our
thoughts to the Republicans
who are about to swing In
to the saddle nationally
| The only way they will be
able to succeed will be to
insist that the government
stop flinging the money OF
the taxpayers to the -four
winds. That can be done
chiefly by stopping the gov
eminent from playing Santa
Claus to the States, and
thereby exercising m o + e
power in the States. AS
Senator Byrd has asserted
until he is hoarse, let the
States take care of the fl
nancial affairs that strictly
pertain to the States. And
let the States be as deeply
concerned in their cities as
they are in their counties.
Why should all of the race
track money that is derived
solely from the cities be
distributed to the counties?
And what applies to race
funds applies also to the
cigarette and other special
taxes.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-01
UNUSUAL ACCIDENT

NEW YORK. - Alexander
Cook, 41-year-old mail carrier.
and father of four children, was
fatally injured when he was
struck by the body of a woman
who plunged to her death from
the top of a History apartment
building. He died an hour later
in hospital.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-01

we do not have other competent
Key Westers who could ably
fill this position.
The job of city public service
director is being handled ably
and well, but is that the qualifi-
cation for city manager?
A dissatisfied taxpayer,
ALBERT G.. ROBERTS.
Dee Al 1915
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-01
Peoples Forum
sssssssessssssals ssssssss

The Cftisen Nsses smcs expires.
sf0ms OF the views tsx It's read
ers. bat the editor PRESERVES the
rionk to delete any Mems which
rantcd. The writer shouId be
fair and conffne the letters 60
300 words, and wrftet ON ONE side
OF the naper only. signature of
the writer's muss aeCOmpany the
lettcrs md will be Itablfshea ua-
less requested other wise.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-01

We are inclined to give
much more thought to what
is due us than what is due
from us. Selfishness always
prevails.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-01

That the city manager
plan of government is a sue
cess is proved by the fact
that 724 cities have adopt
ed the plan and their num-
Der is. increasing.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-01

One ga cabin cruiser. Good con-
dition. Cheap. Apply l06-A
,Poinciana between 10 am. and
l pm. or apply 1870 MacAr-
thur Homes between 5 and 7
pm. dec30-6tx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-01

Education, despite a |
theories to the contrary,
does not end at graduation
but at the grave.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-01
CLASSIFIED ADS
HELP WANTED

Experienced dining room wal
tresses. Neat, clean. Must
have white uniforms. Apply
in person. South Beach Res
taurant, foot of Simonton st.
dec28- 4tx
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She Divided

The lovesick swain was dis
cussing his love affair with ;
sympathetic friend.
You say she partially re-
turned your affections?" asked
his friend.
Yes, she sent back all my let
tiers, but kept the jewelry"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-01

Too o f t e n repentance is
a matter of having been
found out. -. * s.5'..s
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-01

Over $40 Daily Commission, sell
ing Municipalities for front doors,
trailer camps, etc. Write Box
149, Medford, Mass.
jan1-1tx
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Livingroom suite, breakfast set
bedroom suite, including inner
spring mattress, with box
springs. floor lamp, other mis-
cellaneous articles. 1908 Dun
can street. Janl-2tX
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|, Wanted maid, white or colored,
for small hotel. Phone 9132.
dec3l-3tS
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For guaranteed plumbing work
and repairs, call John Curry,
5l2 Margaret street. phone 781.
Give us a try on your next job.
Free estimates. jan1- lmox
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Today The Citizen says in an
editorial paragraph:
I'VE would like to have our
taxes meet us half way"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-01
FOR SALE

Servel Gas refrigerator, 6 Gu. fit.
Excellent condition. 900 South
ard st. dec30-3tx
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GIFTS - GIFTS - GIFTS
Wedding, shower, birthday, an
niversary, or just one Of appre-
citation. You can find just what
you want at Shirts. Linen Shop,
512 Fleming. Phone 118.
jan1-tf
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-01

The first of the "snow birds"
came to town yesterday and was
arrested shortly after his ar
rival Arraigned before Justice
of the Peace Frank o. Roberts,
the defendant was held in $50
bail for criminal court on a
charge of vagrancy. He is now a
guest" of Jailer Leon Roberts.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-01

Jack Hayes, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. A. Hayes, who had been
in Key West for the holidays,
left this morning for Montgom-
cry to resume his studies in the
University of Alabama.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-01
Key West In
Days Gone By
AS TAKEN FROM FILES
OF TIE CITIZEN OF
JANUARY /. 1887

key West celebrates New
Year With Spirit Of Much Hap
piness,3 says a two-column,
front-page headline in The Citi-
zen tdoay.
William w. Demeritt, Jr., who
has been spending the Christmas
and New Years holidays with
his parents, plans to leave to-
morrow for Atlanta to begin his
final year as student of dem
tistry in the Southern Dental
College.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn c. Price
have received information from
Tarpon Springs, giving in detail
exercises that were held on
Christmas Day in the planting of
a tree in memory of Mother
Meres," pioneer resident of that
city. Mrs. Meres was Mrs. Prices
mother. The planting was done
by Girl Scouts under the direc-
ton of the Tarpon Springs Gar
den Club.
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Baby carriage, baby bed, high
chair, basSinette, card table. 46
Rest Beach. dec30-3tx
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Harry johnson, who had been
visiting in Key West, left this
morning for Miami.
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MISCELLANEOUS

Wanted-Small carpentry jobs
and saw filing jobs. Call 9191
between 9 and II a. m.)
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Try Swedish Massage for relax
alton while on your vacation.
Phone SIS. 1919 Margaret St.
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WANTED
PHOTO SUPPLIES

10 m-m cameras, Is MN sound
projectors, Baco Press cam
eras, Speed Graphics, candid
cameras. All size film. Cam
era cases, light meters. Com
plete Photographic supply.
Evans, SOC Southland Street.
jan1-tf
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Three-bedroom mouse, furnished
or unfinished, all modern i'm
provements. Priced for quick
sale. Down payment can be
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pm. decl0-1mo
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Electric Ironing Cords with
Switches. Lowe and Son, 846
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C. E. Electric Stove, reasonable.
Phone 718-W or 425 Francis
St. dec3l-4t
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1916 Packard Clipper Eight Sc
dan. Black with chrome wheels,
radio and heater. Come and
see it. Monroe Motors, 1901
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REFRIGERATION

REFRIGERATION
Guaranteed refrigeration service,
engineering. Prompt service on
all domestic and commercial
refrigeration equipment. C. B.
Paris. Phone II. Jan1-5t
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For Sale an E Flat Alto Saxo-
phone, in good condition. $500.
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100 or more pigeons, $4,000, all,
including wire. 1903 South
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Practically new hospital bed and
wheel chair. Apply 81 Flem-
ing ST., front apt. Phone 1068-W.
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Hi-Lustre White Enamel, OTIS. and
gals. Lowe and Son, SAG Olivia
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For Sale-Complete household
furniture. Option to rent apt.
Tel. 1922. dec3O-3tx