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CREASY FACES KIN
WARD
SL
AWYERS
FORDNEY TO RETIRE
Ways
Will
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Brether and Sister of
Lavey Demand Accused Youth
Retract Statements
and Means Chairman
Net Seek Re-election
Washington. Jump 20. (Uv A. P.)
"I urn tired: I um sixty years old :
I want te rrft new and lie uith my
fninlly." Chairman .tn.vcnh W. 1'erd-
i . . """J. of tlic lleu-p Wnyi nntl Mean
' ,i f'ommlttt'e, ilertnrnl today In annennc-
Edith Court Reserves Decision en Ap-. ins in- lm. determined net tn seek
OF SLAIN TEACHER RECEIVE SETBACK
i re-election from the Klglith MlehlRan
I District, nftcr n continuous service of
iwrniy-ienr years.
Hy tlie time IiIh term etuN, Mnich 4
ne.t, Mr. I'erdney said, the three blc
mrnsures en whleli he has worked this
session t n riff, revenue nnd Ixiiiiiij
would have been enacted into law.
Coining from his committee, these ma
jor hills kept him rteatllly nt work and
while he Is still hale and firm. Mr.
Kerdney $nyn he is entitled te a rest.
plicatien te Inspect Grand
Jury Minutes
J STILL CLAIMS INNOCENCE INQUEST AGAIN POSTPONED
i
Freak Styles Must Die
NOmorewillwomensubmltto
elaborate, illogical fashions.
The spirit of an ne when it is
poed form te be natural is well
expressed by GROUND QRIPJ'HK
Shoes. Very Rently they teach
women te walk correctly with
ease nnd grace, without fatigue.
Ground Griper Shoes are
content te assist the body te be
its best, its natural self. In se
doing, today they are in style.
FOR ALL THE FAMILY
Qreund Qripper
SHOES
l.")02 Chestnut St.
I'hila
w I'hila.. I'a. n1""3
We Preach
What We Practice
In rnakmjr the enormous quantity of
pure American lev that our custom
ers depend upon, we um 10,im)i) rie.s
tens of Bituminous coal per month,
in addition te a latre indneit ton ten
riaffp through our p'ectne-dnvm
plant?.
In order te Keep our plant a: ten
production the quahtv ei tins ccal
must be the best must trie pew.T
eneuph te keep the HiK Wheel of
each machine up te 7e ri volutiens
per minute The u-e of inferior coal
might mean the dropping te tj" per
minute or lower, ami en the aveiace
1 l evolution less per minute nuans
1 ten of :ce les per day.
Te secure and insure coal that is
best in performance we pay 33' '
mere per ten than we would have
te pay for coal of tower productive
power. If it pays us, as manufac
turers using large tonnage, hew
much mere important it is that you,
as a householder, should buy the
best quality Anthracite coal
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COAL
AMERICAN ICE COMPANY
New Yerk, .tune 'JU. Willi tear it
their ejfs. l.e lte and Kva I.nvey.
I brother nnd lter nf twent) -tvo-enr-
I old IMItti I.nvey. dead Fi report teacher.
j yestenlay afternnim fi I Wt'linm
Creasy. Covington. Ky . .mhiiIi in the'
, Nns-nu Count jail at Mlneela.
'l'liev beccclie,l hint le retvact pub
Illcly 'lie statement .i" had made ihnt
lie had been oil i'tfenn'ij liii'llcllv
Pirn, with the miiiiik Miiinin lie is new
iKciis-il nf slioetin te de.ith.
Cnl and Mime. Cren. in the fai e
of medical evdence te the cenlrnrx.
sIimciI at lln pair iletianils and
napt.Hl
"It' true, tvery word 1 -.i.d An 1
si i' u, id ether i'ff.lir. tee!"
A moment of teliun followed and
tln dead Bill's btether spraiu twaiii
CtMv Hcfete he could st'-iki- It 1 111 in-
uiis rcstrniniM In 1'iMii M l!dw,rd-.
i Ai-I.int l'im.t Ati'ine of Nassau.
' nnd juil atiemlunt
'I hi' d'.'iinaiii i in' tool place u tin
cccrmler e( the mil. v.lier.. Cr.i w i
!''! from liN i ell te unci the brother
ami sister. Tli" iiinn wh" ti.ld tli, ,ii
! erirle. Mi I mm tmd lcr own life
w l.ile In was iiin'j mi a , nil, b in tli
'tlltli; llXllll (if I III- ll'l s( wlii'ii sin
in. I (i'i. II' rHM'ii'M. W..s up, nl;
I i a.'.' :i
I'aies linithcr and isler
His lips enricil in a sneer w lien li
was aI,i.il If he knew the W01114 111.111
.iiul woman lie aiiweri'd :
"en bet I de "
When '.., I iimiv p,iii,',i her fm;er ,
it li.ni and 'iv'ii nl 111 the re.i! tru'li w.is
I'l'iHII, ll" sliepll aimed Ml her. She
pis iiilcd as if timii ,1 hinw .
The 0.111n wiiin.ni i iimpleiei! In
Lie an inintinp cep.ii tineiit i'l' the New
Ymk Central Itniii-.i.nl .11 I t:ea. N Y
WmIi lie ' bi'i'Ilii'I'. wli.i .Hi's til Tapper
. I .alie. N Y . she .1'iit- tn l'leeiinrt i'-
telil.n te line the lull!! wlln is 't(: r (I-il
w ill sl.lMMS lift" sister
I.iist tiiKht she .aid that reizaidless of
wl.ii Creasy had snli eerbedv Unew
'. : sjt,.r fur what she was ;iu limn.
i.'ii!. swrn't. liitih'e uirl
Iinluniillen n.nliist Crc.isj. in ,ew
nf Creiisi'v stnteiiieiiis, ran hlp'i i.i
Tieepiirt last til-lit wlie.i tindiiiRs of Dr
Vrtbar .I.ieipies. Asitunr Medical Kv
ai.i.iier of Nassau feuntj. who per
tunned ail .llltepsy ,Pti the be,l . w-re
made public. lie nld anx reflection
mi her i harai tcr was utterly groiinl greiinl
less Af'er tweinv-fiiur heiirs uf invs'i-
c.ti.iii the authorities h.ie made )uib-
i si reasons h . the hiliexe W,l-
.niii Cren : the s,ii'i- nf his weet
lieari They enumerittid their reasmis
. fellow
Claims Sl Kcasens for (iiillt
111' 1 Kei rttd l'"H
White IMaliH. X. Y.. .Inn" -ii Su
preme Court .liistlre Mersehaiiser re
seneil ihilsieti tednj when iitteriie;,
for Walter S. Wind, in Jail chtirucil
with minderlni! Clarence 1'eter. asked 1
the rlj-ht te inspect the tlrnnd .lury 1
minute en which ,tl.e Indictment for
tir-r dearee murder "was based. '
Fermer Supreme Court .lustlce Iaae
V Mills, appearing for Wind, bitterly
atlinheil Dlstrbt Allet lie Week. 1
"Your honor ought te send for the com- ;
mitinent which keep Ward In jail." 1
continued Mr Mill, "aiiil add in In- '
ilelihle ink that Ward 111111 remain
there until the DHtrnt Attorney I
icady te j:ive him a trial."
Impicst Asaln I'ustHined
Corener F.t7,':er.tld auneiitii 'd thai
etlic mole lie liad postponed the In
quest Inte Trier' death, lie save no
teaseii. but said the inquest would be
held en Wedliesa; .
lie In siihpecnned five witnesses,
whose testinmin will enable him te
render a erdiet which will Identify the
dead man tell the time, place and
eaiise if In dentli. and establish the
identity nf the person lespeiisllile
The CiiKiini lellernteil lnt lUKhttli.it
iiiuiisel for Wnrd ciiiild mil up.iear at
the iuiuc.t te 1 insv-exiiniiiie witnesses.
althiuis:li the were welcome a spri tu
tor Mr Campbell mny nialte a for
mal demand te iippenr a counsel lit
the lieuiniiitif: of the hearing, but the
ib inand w 111 be d uiicii.
While the defense is making legai ef
fen tn (jna-h the indictment against
Ward mi the ground of insufficient eii
dein e, the nutliei Itie are gathering
mete ami nieie cidcnee The I'inki r r
ten are making a thoieuglf check en 1
the movements ((f Ward and Peter, and'
hiipein he able in show when and where
and iimlei what clii iimstance the two
men 1111'. and why Ward killed the
penniless. s!.ahh raliur. ,
1 nilependeiit Inv et igat inn
f-herlfl Weni'-r i making an Inde
pendent tn est igat ion te locate Chailey
ltiiss and .lack. who. according te
W. iid's ier. were eve-w ltneses te the
sheeting The Sheriff tiil believe that
.liiincs .1. Cunningham, the material
witness i,ew mit mi .'J.'iOOO ball, was
telling tlie tiuth in hi -inf-ment a te
the connect inn of Charley Iteger 11 mJ
doe (or IiUli .Incksen with the rnv
nnd I co-eperar.nc with Cunnlnghairi
in 1111 efteit te produce thee men.
It was te) oiled III White I'lllllls yis
t?nl.i that DNtrier Attorney Wee
and ex-.lu.stti e Mill haxe hreken a
f-ienilsnp 1 C twenty -rive years' stand
ing because of the e.vhunge of persc.u
alltles they indulged in at one of I11M
iam'I;' hea-'iiigs liefere .l'itice Mor Mer
si'hailsc" I'enp'ic who fieqllenl the
c'liiiriiiiiiise shv that Weeks and Mill
ha 'e net speUi 11 tn each cither since
:...it da.
WANTED
100
USED CARS
Because we sold practically our entire stock of
used cars, during our recent three-day Whirlwind
Sale, we are in a position te offer you an attrac
tive preposition te trade your car in as part pay
ment en a new Jewett or Paige.
tfcc Visieibuiers
BROAD STREET AT VINE. PHILADELPHIA
Q0r
The Tailored
SLIPOVER
of Xatunil Rreirn Alpaca
Fer Spert fu car
riV
1 WJf- 'rW.
iPr.L! l 'FD AT
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Of a wift, plui t ' ik' arn ,ki i p
c f r i faveF t wi the i t ' i?o i?e
wttiit t r go 1 ir trr,,ii vt t ( r wt.i
bf "g ur"i-J i c r cannot rjn or ri-c.
!.t ( '. - ' '-d
1701 CHEMNL7 5TRLET
u:n)J7 irVV., DECISIONS OF RAIL BOARD
n wa- about ru ,uim iTe u n ' UNLIKELY TO AVERT STRIKE
. . r
That he devoted In entire nine Preimnary ..War Council" te Be
trMiig te break her engageineiit le th.s '
iM,n Held by Union Officials Tonight
That the shot which killed the gi-' Chicago, .hint '.'i; 1 Hy A I' -was
tired at a distance, which prei ! ide Satuidai ' dei i-mus hv the I 11, led
he si,i(.,de theen . State Itailrnnd I.iibnr l'.n.u'd lieid.ng
Thar Cre.i.sy was Inten-ely -pileus of several toads m imlatmn nf the Trans-Mi-
I.aiey's popularity. I portatieu Ait In farn lug out work te
That he bniught a leaded piste! w Ith ' , nntrai tnr. and pending npinlen iu
li in when lie lame te I'teepnrt two rliim iu,)re , ,ic whuh wne posted
weiki age fur lic.uitig teda. are expected In rail-
That l.e has a re...nl and rep,;tatim. mud , , ,".. m have little million m
is a l.uthar'e. ' lis ei..lenee, h h.s i.nnni leaders toward inertlng the
' addre-s. hook" and ii-ue, nnd iln'a ihreatem d t:lke net metiili
1' w.i- said :.'i-t iiight In a Nas.,1 ; -'u ,ard indicated that 1' w-eu'd
Count cfBelnl that the .mry Civasv f,,le tin snine general jinm iples, in
old In Lis cell in the Minenii jnil , f,,i , r, decision- In con trait iae
ha been hadlv shaken, and tlul h.. I; . .fewell. he.iil of the railwnv em
ar emits m be-in. nh the i-ha'.icter nt pi0e' di piirttuetit nf the American
th" dead girl wire di-prevtd by tl.e 'i.,leratiiin -f I.nher. who i in i'ihi.m
"itiiii;. 1 nf th,. cimass nf the shepmen's strike
It Is the.- he'ii f th.v 'he ieung vote, -id the ics'ilt nf the r'feienbim
weniaii neei intende I tn mai" h,m .it ,,rni. h, would net be announce'! until
ml. but p'uwd with tire hecau.e of 'lie . Wndm sda .
thill' " saw her Tl rheiaN h.ne In, Hweir .tatemeiiis In Mirlnu- un.en
,1, .. .,,.,...,,, seirral lette; s,,.. ;,, l,.Prl. ,,, ,(, MI,, ii,,.,te .,,1
h.ne him written 'e Crea by Mi- j .rw l.e Imlcg s.utiu.eMt favoring .1
l.irm 111 wtiic li she -.lid that she wished I s'mI-e mil , uinurHc nieir by un.en
she wele Willi lllUl All liCM' k'tt'-Ts ,.11(,. ,w. ,v , ,),.,, ,),,. uel( (,h
we-e aiTeetii.niltel'. signed, it ,. said. Scr,..ine. hv tie H'siilt of the refereij.
1,1. nt tl, ui'.st iiiiiic.rt.int ciues. the ,, ,. sUien-ien of weik aipe,ir
1 -'c. w.'h which the gfl was killed, inevitable
I..-S been negativi!. ,t jl s,,l l , , f I,.... ,,f aerlitig a strike faded with
tug't Ir William II Ituncie. win, .,.,,,.,,.. is hi .leliu Scott. M-cretan ..f
v i- ciillec1 te afterul th ciil when si,,. tj ,.alViM ,,.,poies' cer,artmenr iht
s '"""I '. 't. 1 id tie fiiithcnties t,,,. heard's r iling' in the centrnct'c.'i(.
i- !' '.n.nfii in'Ki'li p. iked .un Hiisi ,,,! , ,, c.,l(.;, ,, ,.i0
i"l. "d '1 by. as it was fe.inn. Ml .j,vell called a meeting ,,f ,he
wined out wli.i, id -inle ting"r prl-.fs sll0) (-,..,,, iviicy Committee for te.
. ' i'''1" b n him ci.ed. night a .1 preliminaiy war ci'iinil
imt ihe prope-ed strike.
MARINES AT GETTYSBURG
PLUNGES TO HIS DEATH
Fourth Brigade Will Encamp en
3attlefleld for Twe Weeks Retired Business Man Leaps Frem
iiettysbuig. I'.i.. .i. ne I'd 1 I'.i A Brooklyn Bridge Before Crowd
I' . I e vnng lid nf th" l.miti i.i N(. 1(i ,(llll. 0JH,rv !,...
' I nrcl Mat -s .M.irli.e-. u,,, .' 011(M ,t-,M-tne. nf Hrenklyti, wr.illln
it. .up ..'I the h.-ntleUeld et t.ittxslv.ig ,,.,!,., .j pi,M,.,i; ' t he Nuiv Yerk Hub-
.. ' 'inwciks i.inie into f.llll' .ll'.l-h ,.,. ,.,,,.,, iMinillilleiT siilcid, W's-
'"'"' " iciiiM with 1 l,e.i ,e,..u afieiiinnii hv jumping intn Un
1,1111. n: eiiiipiiien' 111. in,. I.- .-,, 1iu., ,-,., ,(. ,,,1,1,11,. ,,,- ,l0
I'.renkh 11 I'lidge nftcr friistr.ntug ilw
efforts nf ncnlv a hundred poi-i,ii s.0
trinl te pii'M'ttt him.
Mcn,t'.'c t.-.i 1 1 . who had been suffp; .
tng fimi a ne von breakdown appar
inth hud p'anned for sonic tune te
take hi- own life, nnd left eh Hilled ri
sfi'ct s fnr netlfvlng '1 s 1 .',i (,.,.
1 . lit,, I his ilttcrllliilll ' .e lil.l r. 'iniii
- 1 i , i" nil lie i.f'ci .1 1i1.1i' b of
tn IHOI'U llil'.es, tl'lllll 'I'llU llinti' I( .
'11 r. the n iii'in, ei,( ainpi d I.i si 1 nt
1' tei'lllg nf caillp Wll 'il'ii lltillledl-
II 1
li,'ll"l.l. Stued'ey I' II I'l' r I'l ' "IP
.Hid it 1 i ' nun 1 in w " ' 1 .' 1,
' 1 11 'l-t Ul'i k 1- 11 ' gin .1, , I !
,ri"ii s.nistltc' 1 II el1 Ml ln
,,1 c t u ads lie i,i ' .1 v: ' 1
1 week iii.il.iug pre .11. 1. rv , 1. M- l' r
' 1 en .iinpn 1 ii'
AMUNDSEN CHANGES PLANS
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DR. WU'S BODY CREMATED
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Water
Unexcelled fw
Table Use
Known and pre
scribed by the
Medical Profession
for many years as
possessing great
Medicinal Properties
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DISTRIBUTORS
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nwtt.Mra,
fJM'U CO.
Will Land at Spitzbergen Instead of
Cape Colombia
Christiama. Norway, .lune 'Jil -I'.v
A I 1 Itii.tld Aiiiunil-i n. tin Niiiwc
Funeral Ceremony Held According gmn ixf.leter. hit ihnnred hi- p. m
te Christian Faith ,''',"', '"- '"l't " ! te tin Nc.li
. .,,.,. .el Idle. H wa lejieitrd heie .,d i., II-
Londen. .Iinie . dli A I '-lb- ,, mieiids te liind nt Spithiigen. in-
". nt W11 'ling; I aiiE. former t In- M,.(, llf ,.,. '0l)mbin, had been
11 . Mlllistel In Hllillg!lltl. Illlll tnl- iiliiujied
1 rnteig'i Mlni-.e" 111 Sun Yn'-SeM'. A vrweilnn aide efB, er is gong te
...., -ii ( hinese alv ne. wa- (rcinatecl spltzhcrgen te mai 1; out a nult.ihle land-
' idin . ays (entral Ni dispute li , . ..1,,,,.
f"cn lion-ikens. Dr W. die in Can- k '
'''ihe'fnneriT.er...,..,,.,. h"ld .ineril- McCORMICK LEAVES HOSPITAL
,r,g '1 the ('hiistmii tiuth, was most Chii'ii,)!. .lime I'd - i Hy A I' 1
uiieie A vii-t con' nurse of pen- Hareld I" MeCeniii'k. ihainiian of
pe wa pic-ciit. in, lulling 11 11 11 mix I- the 11 itiu' heard ".' tne Iiilcii.i.
(t high etlifii nf the S'liitb CI111111 tii.nal llaiwcsicr ('(iinp.iny . wlm-e e.
11111 cent iiperntiell el't'.llll ' I I'l 1I V.ctcr
A l'inf inldress was gneii In SiiiiIi li I.i .pliusi'. imted spe-mli! 1,1
( etisiil .Inline. mi ii'u s.iid the wh'.le Kliindul.a eperiiiinn-, 'nliai'ti'd wide
I lUllsh-speiikiiig v'-rld i-e.'ili7i'il thin attentl'ti. '''ft 'b" Wi le .Meiui,n,il
1 li.ni had nifleied a hlnw hi the death Ileepitn! la-' ugh'
if "Mi 1 ' in 1 gieate- talesmen. Neither Mr. Mi Conn ck nerhisphy-
si, -inn Is-ue.l any Miiiinciit.
ONLY ONE LOST ON PURITAN . mn 17"
('in l, "riiuri' in ih" h-'''l "' '' I ll
tTi..n e srhnnn..', Mlltmn Men l.inia I" r, , , w r. .J " llinllllll l.e 'I .
....wi v, ws...vw,,w. .,..-... .j ...... -WI1 , , ,, ,
Reach Neva Scetlan Pert
l-a lluie. N. . .I'tie L'tl
I' ' The s'hniilli' Spiii lllI'M'il te j,'", j," ,n'
ell Willi OMceu it ,i,,' pini'i'ii iiis
lllg Uli'tl nf the till, ill e-ter m-Ikieiii'I'
I 'ui it mi winch was wrecked off Kiilih'
Island, .lune 'J.'l (Inly one of the
1 irew was drowned
The l'liiltun. a prospective contender i
for the liiternulteiial lUlicnnun'ti race
next fall, wits reported a hopelees
wreck. rt
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"The Cab That Toek the Tax Out of Taxi"
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Yellow
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Announces
Anether
Reduction in Rates
Effective July 1st, our charge for
one passenger will be reduced
16 -He
The rate for the first
, two-fifths of a mile will be 25,
and for succeeding two-fifths lOp' each.
After the first two-fifths mile, you will
be able te ride at the rate of
25c per Mile
When Yellow Cab ser
vice was inaugurated in Philadel
phia, we. premised you that as the
volume of our business grew, we
would share our profits with you by
reducing our rates.
Yeu have given us the increased
volume. We carried approximately
600,000 Mere Passengers
in the first five months of this year
than in the corresponding months of
1921.
We are keeping our word. We
made three reductions in 1921, and we
are new giving you the
Lewest Cab Rate in
Philadelphia's History!
Te make possible this rate, our
drivers are contributing their share.
They must increase their volume of
business or their earnings will be less.
They join us in asking your support
and co-operation.
If it were net for Yellow Cab Ce.
and your loyal support, Philadelphians
would still be riding in dirty, rickety
cabs at grossly excessive rates ! Let us
have your continued support and you
will have still further reductions in
rates.
Hail a Yellow en the Street
or Call
Poplar S600
"The Cab That Toek the Tax Out of Taxi" I
EfalliW'WIHiOT.
GINGER ALE,
It's a happy drink
There never was such a friendly drink as Clicquot Club
Ginger Ale. Yeu can depend upon it always. Day
after day, in summer or winter, in Newport or Les
Angeles, the taste never varies. It's a man's drink and
a woman's. Little children love it, and it is kind te
them. The fussiest people accept it gratefully and are
perfectly satisfied. The geed-natured, easy-going folk,
who usually take anything that comes along, ask for,
and often insist upon, Clicquot Club Ginger Ale. There
is the secret of Clicquot popularity they all like it.
But don't think that the happy blend, the taste of
Clicquot is all. Within every dancing drop of the
golden liquid is purity itself. The water from which it
is made is drawn from springs in cool caverns. Ne
ginger but real Jamaica ginger is used, no sugar or
fruit juice that is net as pure as can be bought or
grown.
There arc ether Clicquot beverages
All are pure and geed. Besides Ginger Ale, Clicquot
makes Sarseperilla, Birch Beer, and Reet Beer. We don't
knew a better way td tell you hew pure and oed these
drinks are than te say they are worthy companions of
Clicquot Club Ginger Ale. Get a few bottles of these flavors
when you buy a case of Clicquot Club for the home.
Ginger Ale
Sarsaparilla
Birch Beer
Reet Beer
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THE CLICQUOT CLUB COMPANY flNNl I
Millis, Mass., U. S. A. fRSSi!lMkKlsS il
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They
All
Melt
APPERSON
MOTOR CARS
TwENTY-NINE years of pioneering in
meter-car design and mas.ter craftsman
ship help te account for the moderate
price and remarkable performance of
Apperson Beverly models. In all that
time the Appersons have never built a
car te meet a set price or made a com
promise in quality or efficiency. Among
folk, who appreciate the economy of a fine
thing bought at a conservative price, the
Apperson has always ranked as a meter
car of individuality and enduring value.
Srvrv distinctive body type. The Beverly Sedanettc, shown above,
carries four passenger anywhere, in luxury and distinctive beauty. I'ricet
range from $2620 te $3695 at Kokomo, Indiana. Excise taxis extra.
APPERSON BROS. AUTOMOBILE CO., KOKOMO, IND.
APPERSON MOTORS OF PENNA.
Direct Facleru Branch
S. W. Cor. Bread and Race Streets
l.ecunl 5IC7
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