Morning register., June 18, 1922, Image 17

I Jtoftttitii "''A IteaMet SIS
Third Section Pages 1 to 4
VOLUME LI
EUCENE, LANE COUNTY, OREGON, SUNDAY, JUNE 18, 1922
NUMBER St
FEDERAL RESERVE BANKS
SOUND OPTIMISTIC NOTE
Improvomont Reported In All
Soctions of Country
BUSINESS "TIDE TURNING
I'IijhIhiI Ii-.mIuc1., In huUtntry
' niul hurrt'iilnic iff Vrlvv
iiy itoiiuiir 7;. hmitii
I'OHTI.ANO, H-.. .limti n.-Tho
fi-deml rMirv system, iikn mi ntten
llit phynl' lmi, keep, it ringm- on the
pulso of lli iinlliiti ami Ikhiji'h uiunlli
IV bulletins regarding Km lieiillli uf its
iiilKhly patient, lit i iiiiiliiit Hh bul
letins. It him reports from inch one
nf llio twvhu fluml remrvo Itiuiku,
which in i mtimtml in the large elites
of VUt lniiM mr hi of Hit euiinlry, ii;unr
lv: Moston, New York, I'lilhidHpliI:.,
I'levuluud, Richmond, Ailuiiiu, Chi
toKO, Ht J -oil Is, AllniitiuimllM, Kiiunum
'Iiy, I'uIIum it ltd Hun .YunriMro, The
hunks Imvn la lliulr luni mlliictfd
data throughout their respective iIh
IrlciH. Ily tlilH inui'cKH the- bulletlna
nf tlltt fttlll'llll H'Ht'l'Vtl NVHtetll uro ren
dered t'oinprtdienslvn iii their m;uin
und ituthoutlu In their vuiU'liiHlmm.,
. Oregon lu n part of the twelfth fed
eral K'HITVO dlHlf('t, heildqUIirterH Of
wli It'll urj u Uli thu li'ili-iiil rct-n-vii
luni k of Hun Knim-iHiMf, Hiumli
hunks of tin twelfth district hid id-1
ruled at l. oh Angeles, l'oiilaii'l. H
tittle, Hull l-nke lty nml Hpukane.
Tho report uf the twelfth district.
therefore, eovur thu extreme western
part uf thn ruiintr. .
IleiM'tln Am HlniUih
Recent report from ull tho dl-irkls
Itavo been unanimous In their Itera
tion of tho ui'tliulKtlo noli-. The
opening paragraph of nlinoxt every
review fur noma time bus mriliilncd
cither th words t 'in I y Improvo
intml," "continued st remit h," "turn
fur tho belter" or "brighter pros
pects." Tho third federal rcm-rvo dis
trict, with honduartoia at l'htludcl
prln, report tho business situation ns
much hotter than ul any prevloiiH
time In 4422, niul tioten the (treat 1
creartu In tho nu inborn of -nnlerK for
fnrnttl dellvorlrn a9 lndlmtlvu of n
return of confidence In tho future.
Thin oltiiiiRo In particular, nflrr ninny
uinntbM of hand-to-mouth huyliiK. 1
dlxtlnrtly rnrminiKlnir.
Tho frdenil renervw hnnk of St.
I.oiiIr In tho t'lKhtll dlittrlct keepH In
('Ioho tuiM'h with flniineliil tnuttern In
Um dbtrld hy mrHiiN of u imtlon
nalrn nddnvMod lo icatiif hnlnriH
tntoroiitic imil In ahle to report "not--ntilo
trli!w In th-dlnrihn tf nor
mill Jit all britni'tieti uf lu'dvlty." In
thin tlltitrlrt 1h vlttloned "mon ronfl
dcncH In value und tho future of
InmliieiM than at any ditto In more
than elRhteun moiithh."
lnUnt ItutcH IIin'IIiu
Throughout tho country In tho
tunne'. onil hnnklnir situatinn Rrner
nlly tho Important fetituro h tho ron
llnitM donlluo nf intercut nit eg. Mony
rated hnvo boon dwlhilnic now for
mnro than a year nml on ruto pre-:
vnllliiK rut on on vurioim c hi wen of
loans nro Inwor tlmn ul any time since;
1017. Wore It not for the InvpHtment
ilemuml III connection with povern
ment. municipal and Industrial fi
nancing. tJioro cam ho n douht hut
that thoy would bo mill lower. The
exceptional tictlvlty of tho bond mar
ket, eoupled with an extensive rise
In prlcpM, bun nhled in druwhiK pub-
(Contlnued on Pnixo S. Column J
SALVAGE OF LUSITANIA
PLAN OF AMERICAN FIRM
ki:i: iTi:i(i:wr aiii sti i
i.iMio ovi;it fiuui-A'v
Mnnr Wlm Hit,;,k wlili Aiiiluiriiy
AlMiut lJfK Kin,,, ,,,
Am Ski'iiiiciii
(rorro,,Wi,,l,,1KI, of iliu Akmi-IiiIoiI l.r)
. INI.UN My as. Tin. H(,a...i.-I)t
nililuil from Now yrt iiuu mi AmiT
li'iill Kilvime mfiiiimny wiih K'iIiik lo
mlBii llU I.UHl la ,IIH II I UIJH.l.l kn.-il
l,nt """i1. Ilium, who
flunk Willi otllhiillly i,,t HfMiii;
b iliw from Ihn hullutn r thn ma urn
Klu-lilliiil kh to llui I.imitunlu nvor
Ih-Iiik flOlllfll.
Ulr l-ii.ili rli k Yiiiiiik In lroiii:ly of
III" uiiImIiiii Unit It will iiovor Im
Imif. Iln luni rhlimn nf 111., nilllllr
"llv hiKiikm ni..-l,, ii,iiK Hi,, WMr,
niul lirniiKlit lulu tif.i'i .ni..-i r.mi
Hhllvi that )im hiwrimi) war I'luuialllrK.
.wniiy in uiciii luni liiiim Idi'iM'iliMiil
nml it r.niB,,.nii, nuiitlinr ,,M ),,,
Hllllll. N'n linn IiiiiU-h niiirn fil...nl pi.iu.
lllir Hlllllffll Klllllll.
To an liiturvlfwcr Kir Froiloi-lfl hn.
niijil II In viu-y Iniiiriiluili'K, llinnuli not
alii4i.liili.ly liuiiiiHlliln, lliui tiio I.iikI
lanla ciimIiI ln nilni'il. Tim cunt wnulil
in. mil. or all prnimrtlnn to lu.r valiu.
Aflcr IvIllH m.iVi-11 yiMirK ILl Ilia hntlnm
of I Iii' Mi a II wuulil imil. nn iiiui-h lo
ri'iiiHliiln lu.r an to l.tillil a now vub-
il.
To l.ullil a floating rhamlirr nlno
lntliilri.il fi'ct lonir nml onn liiimlroil
fool wlilu it nil to ul l i-iri lit lo ralwo tin.
wri-i-k Iiy nii'iiiiB of Hti'i.l caliliw. woulil
IiivoIvk. Hlr Kr.'il.rlik ii!ill out.
an i.xHn.lltiiro ho cnnt.lili.rat.lo nn to
ninko tho iniili-rtahlnK ly Hint menna
quit JintMiRHll.lfl on hny conuniTclnl
IMHiif. I'h4 altcrnatlvo tliftlio.1 of
raining !hi vpkbuI by pumplnic In com
t.n.HMHl ttir hunlly hoonifil foiu.ll.lH.
Ilofuio Dint coillil lio ili.no Hlie would
liavu to lis miiAle air tiKlit iiy rlonintf
all oii.iiIiikii. It 1h IniiMwKililo fur ill v
om to work nt a doplli of 2T.O foot,
nml tlioy would linvo to ko Hint fur
uinlor wntor to trot nt tho l.tiMttntlln.
Tlio (triwitiyit ilopth at which dlvorH
now Work surcemfully la 180 foot.
EDO AGES
till OF. LIFE
CHANGE IN MUSIC PLANNED
XtyrK OF KADNKKK TO UR DKIjKT
Kl I-'ltOM AUMKX1AX 3IITIPS
rnrro-nnnflrnfa of tho Aftioclatcd Pr8)
CoNSTAXTIXtH'IJ:, May U. A
radical ehnnrrn In the national niiiKle
of the Armenian people In helm?
planned hy the native, tench or who
are lu charge of tho educational work
of the orpha (insert in tho Armenian
soviet republic.
They purpo&o to olimlntito ' the
"nolo of fuidmvttf und HiihmltuUnn."
und toitmtltuto a more Joyoun uplrlt,
ucoordlnr to ,. Hay Oden, Oakland,
t'itt,, Hiipetintcndent of the American
Industrial school whero 2,000 Armen
ian children ore learning native
trade.
"Muny ftenerutlonH of nupprewlon
and porsocutliiu hava loft nn indelible
Iniprom on tho popular music nnd
folk book of tho Armenian pooplo."
wild Mr. Offden recently. 'Tho nu
tivo dnnccs, poems nnd plays nro nil
In a distinctly minor key which. Is
hound to hnvM a depressing effert on
the youth of the country, nut witu
(ho dawn of n new freedom, thin note
of sad lies ought lo be changed, so
far as possible. Into a uplrlt of Insplr
11 Him nnd enthushiHm. In the schools,
wo have, agreed to eliminate so mo of
tho most depressing or mo national
folk siings, replacing them with
other national mtiHle revived from
tho ancient songs of tho shepherds
and farmers."
Three Thousand Years Ago Use
of Animal Glands Known
DR. BREASTEDGIVES FACTS
An Inundation r JtcKlorlns Youth
In Hi-t l-'orll In An Aiu-lcnt
Kgyptlnii JKN'iuiicnt '.
morrnfironlnr ut the Aixoclnteil PrweO
rHIACli. Juno J7. Tho restora
tion nt youth to ihn aged, attempted
recently by means of animal gin mis.
wan also attempted at leant 3000
years kko, aef-ordlug to Hr. J amen II.
Hreasled of the Cnlversity nf Chlcngo.
An "Incuiil.'itliin of Transrormlng an
(lid Mini Into a Youth of Twenty" Is
set forth In the Kdwln Hmlth papyrus.
Iho Kf;yptluu doriiment which Mr.
Ilreasteil linn declared contains un
paralleled evidence of advanced
knowledge and scientific spirit on the
part of Kgyplinn physicians of 1H00
It. C or earlier. The Innnniatlon, on
tho contrary, he said Is characterized
by rellaueo on hocus-pocus, r.
Hronsted's theory is that an extraordi
nary book on surgery and external
medicine fall Jnto tho hands of n
iitack w)io was morn Interested in
charma for making old men young.
nnd who had tho Incongruous texts
combined In tho same roll. Thu In
the papyrus magical formulae jostle
n exposition of delicate surgical op
erations heretofore believed to bo de
cidedly modern.
WrltU-u Aliout 1H00 B. C.
Tho handwriting Indicates ihnt It
was probably written about 1X00 It. C.
and It is thought to be a copy of a
manuscript that is at least a thousand
years older. Tho original may have
been written as early aa 3400 H. C.
It Is thought by aomo of t ho words
which appear in tho manuscript and
which wore long out of voguo Jn 1800
B. C.
The. manuscript also contains "The
Incantation of Kxpelling tho Wind of
tho Year of I'est.' This shows the
widely prevalent notion which has
persisted to tho present day that the
winds curry inallrmant plagues. The
lust two parts of tho papyrus are
w rl t ten In a ve ry d I f f eren t Tfa nd
wrltlng from the front page.
Tho columns In front treat of the
head, then tho lowor head, the mouth,
the neck nnd the spine. Llero the
papyrus stops but it is evidence that
tlio remainder treated tho lower body.
'Triiit of Wounds in Until
' Tho- first group of ten .casert which
nr,o described treat. of woundaof the
head of which tsoven aro Knlfo and
sword wounds. The surgeon la in
structed how to probe tho wound und
in case of n severe knlfo wound told,
"You should have in ado for him a
wooden braco padded with linen (and
have) tho head fastened to it. His
treatment should be sitting, plnced
between two supports of brick, until
you know whether he is making any
progress."
Oaso eight deals with "a fracture of
tho skull under tho skin." Tho sur
geon Is told to operate, to open at the
point of contusion, nnd "to elevate
tho depression outward." It la pos
sible trephining is involved here; if
so. It Is tho earliest mention of it in
history.
For a cut In tho forehead, physl
cluna skin, a kind of linen I win doge,
Is to be used or a doublo bandage
applied ho as to cause "tlm lips of
tho wound to join ono another."
LIEUT. COLONEL ROWAN
MAY GET TARDY AWARD
IS MAN WHO AllItl.J) FAMOL'S
MKKK.UaO 'IK) (i.AIW IA '
Hrnvn Officer Jiellvrred It Knowing
Jin Would Iti fUiot im Spy If
Plwovorcd by SjuiniardH
fclorriiHiimulf'tiMMir thtt AHHoelntiii PrenK)
HAN KKANCIHCO, Ca June 10.
Lieutenant Colonel Andrew H. Howmi.
retired, tho man who car rind the
fatuous "message to Oarcla" in lS'JS,
during tho HpaniMh-Amerlean war, will
receive a belated recognition for brav
ery, if Benator Kamuo) V. KhortrldKO
of California can bring It about. The
senator has received assurunces from
.Secretary of War Weeks that ho will
take up with tho arluy board having
jurisdiction tho granting of u medal
or of a distinguished service cross.
IJeutenant General Kelson A. Miles
ordered young IJeutenant Itownn to
deliver a "message, to flarcla." I)ls-
crction, initiative and bravery wero
required. itownn itid not ask who
(larela was, Where ho could be found.
or how to get thero,. Instead, he de
livered tho message to Uenorul tiarcla,
lu the interior of Culm, where Oarcla
with his little band of patriots was ul-
most surrounded by Spanish forces.
Jtowan know that if the message were
Intercepted by the Spaniards ho would
bo shot or hanged as a spy.
Garcia, heartened by the promise
of aid from the I'nited States, just
entering tho war with Spain, fought
on. and the foe was overcome.
lieutenant Kownn was cited by
O en or a I Miles In dispatches to Wash
ington as follows:
"This was a most perilous under-,
taking, and in my judgment Lieuten
ant Jtowan performed on act of hero
ism and cool daring that has rarely !
been excelled in tho annala of war- j
fare."
Rowan Inter was appointed lleuten- '
ant colonel of volunteers, and in 19,18
was retired from the regular army I
witn me runic or major. He resides
in Ban Francisco.
Of II. s.
HOFE OF ALBANIA
Plea is Made By Bey Ahmet
Zogu, Minister of Interior
WOULD BE BOOST HE SAYS
Ofllchil Says Albanians Andtut and
J'roinl Kaen witli Traditions An
, Uihidiifc Iho Christum Kra
f CorreHjiomlence of the Associated Preia)
Tift ANA, Albania, May 31 "Rec
ognize ub," said Bey Ahmet Zogu,
Albania's minister of tho Interior to
tho Associated Pres correspondent In
a recent Interview. "If America rec
ognizes us, and sends a diplomatic
representative to Albania, it will be
the biggest boost Albania can have,"
bo declared.
"We are an ancient nnd nrnnd men
Wo have traditions antedating the
Christian era. We have suffered un
der the tyrant's heel. Wo have been
oppressed by both Asiatic and Kuro
pean peoples. We have dreamed for
centuries a dream of freedom. We
nro tho most homogeneous race in
the Balkans and long for tho chance
to determine our destiny by ourselves.
America, wnose pagen or history
gleam with glorious deeds In the
cause of human liberty, should recog
nize, Albania, for It Is a country
which has. suffered long centuries of
(Continued on Page 3, Column 3)
CAREER OF BANDIT MONTE
MICHAELS ENDS ABRUPTLY
AMKKICAV OtTIiAW LKD BAND
or iio!mi:its in mexico
Two Years Ago a Petroleum Com
pany of Mexico Set a Price of
910,000 on Moittc's Head
(CorrPHpondcncR of tho Annotated Press)
MKXICO CITY, May 2fi. A bandit
who for moro than three years has
led n roving bund of marauders
through the Tamplco oil fields, was
killed the other day by one of his own
countrymen who refused to believe
that Monte Michaels, six-shooter In
hand, was on a friendly mission when
he attempted forced entrance to the
headquarters of a petroleum camp.
Monte, a hard-hitting and straight
shooting American, como to Tamplco
severul yeura ago, ostensibly to work.
in the oil fields. He tired of drilling
and pumping and started out to
gather Home or the plentiful gold by ,
means of the familiar stickup system, i
He prospered and ho gathered fol- j
lowers.
Two years ago a price was set on
Monte's head by the International
Petroleum company $10,000 gold for
him, dead or alive. 1 Monte answered 1
the challenge by holding up a pas
senger train at Ohorreras, Tamaulipas,
and bagging enough money to keep
hfm and his followers for months.
Other charges of banditry have been
made against Monte, but no one cared
to match him in eunnlay to aaln the
reward.
Several days ago. however. Monte
entered an International Petroleum
company camp near Zacamlxtle and,
finding the door of the headquarters'
office barred against him. he drew his
gun and demanded admission.
, OHIO, PUNS TO
4-1
President's Town to Be Hun
dred Years Old in July
TO ENTERTWiTRIGi CROWD
Of More Import nnco to Citizenry
. Itian Cenu-nary Brent Will Pe
Return of FrnJdcut :
(Correspondent:, of the Associated Prm)
MARION, O., Juno I. The eye
of the country, focused : on Marlon
two 'years ago, again vlU be turned
to this Ohio town, which has sent the
twenty-ninth president to the White
House, July 2 to 6. Marlon' will be
100 years old then, and It plans to en
tertain more distinguished - citltens
during the four-day centenary cele
bration, than in the rushing days of
the Harding campaign, when many
notables flocked here.- - 1
Of more Importance to Marlon peo
ple than the centenary itseif, will be
the return at that time of theirs and
the country" ''first t cltlsen," Presi
dent Warren a. Harding, and Mrs,
Florence Kiln Harding.. It will be
the first time the Hardlngs have come
back to their home town since they
left a year and a half ago. .
General Pershing to Attend
General John J. Pershing has
promised to attend "the. celebration,
(Continued on Pan 4. Column 4) ;
TOURISTS IN ROME STUNG
CITY ASKS TAX OF 10 PER CENT ;
OP HOTEL -IHJXS ' j
f Correspondence of the Associated Press)
HOM.H, May 25. J- Reeking the
monoy of the tourist in Rome; the
municipality bethought itself of col
lecting from him a tax of 10 per cent
of his hotel hill, simply for the priv
ilege of sojourning in the city. But
there was oi violent opopsltion from
the public in general and hotel keep
ers In particular, with the customary
references to the killing of the goose
that lays the golden egg, and the pro
posal, for the time bepng at any rate,
has been shelved.
Alreudy a tourist in Rome pays' a
tux, based on his-hotT biilr of 10 per
cent for service, supposed to bo In
place of tips, and a luxury tax of from
seven per cent to 12 per cent. The
new tax would have made a third
enforced contribution.
Ten per cent In the bill Instead of
tips does not work out very well. The
tourist avers he has to tip anyway to
get good service, and the servants say
they do not by any means receive
their share of the considerable sum
produced by this levy.
Tho hotels of Rome, closed during
the war, aro reopening, but proprie
tors are complaining of excessive
costs. They declare that before the
war they could feed a servant for 85
cents a day, and that now they must
pay three dollars for tho same food.
All this may be true, nevertheless
those who provide food and drink for
tho public In Rome show striking evi
dences of prosperity and are generally
referred to aa "sharks."
HOW TO BUILD A RADIO SET Article 4
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DETECTOR,
TYPft,
CommcpcjaC 7Vpc
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A-WOOD,
C;GAUNA;.
E-HeAfrmCOPPER.WW
F-BtNpuKiPosr
G-GALLNAIC(J?
BRASS STOVCBOLTjt NUTS
TIIM HMTIXTOIl
Bv PHANK I. HOI.AU
Instructor of Mnmiitl Trnlnlng.
Dotrolt HUrh Schools.
Round, wnvos, ns tlir-y nro ennght by
tho nntonntie nro not of n ili'slnible
enrront nnd thoy must lio chntiKcd.
This In rtono by the detector. Iiolcc
loi's ntny bo inirohnsod, nnd I novo
shown two types of ronily-mnile In
struments In my drawing, but for a
very smnll. sum you can niako ono
yourself.
Kvory hnmo-mndo detector Is mailt.
In ft illrtorent wny nml of different
mntorliils, for there nro only two es
sential points lo be kept In mind
.When constructing one. First, llmre
must bo proVMcd some moons' of
UolilltiK Iho "cut whisker" so it cim
bu inuvocl about nnd niljustwl on tlui
bo '.provided Bomo )nenn of IiolilInK
. ...i .i..i.. u, vnn ..my work
out tlio other details of tho Instru
ment ns you see u.
I shall describe two types of do-
tcpor"'typo 1. (tot a nploce of wood
H-ln. by 2M-ln. by 4-ln., nn old
cuff or siiBiiondor clip, a Ploeo of
C.UI . . "... . .. rnnnil-hOIld lirOSS
screw, nd 'a n,.loco of f ln? lm.. or
X TV Kent m" be drawing
Itend the cuff clip ns shown. Drill
holes In both parts to receivo BorewB.
The out vlilk.r, wWoli l nmd. of
tho f Ino braBS or copper wlro, Is to
lie attarni'ii 10 ino cat wiiinni'.
with a lilt of Bolilnr, Tho eat whisker
Itself is the brass or bronxo spring
wll-o bont Into a plBtnll by winding it
Closely iiroiinii i. ii.i."h...
Tho cryfltal Is nothing moro than
. . ..lt.l.l.n l..nwn iino. v.irimts
names ns galena, carborundum, sili
con, eto. The succoss ot your insiru
nient depoluls greatly upon tho sen
sitiveness ot the detector nnd for this
reason It is well to buy a good, tested
crystnl. Tho crystal must ho chipped
off a bit. so that It has a bright sur
face nnd gives a good contnet.
Solder n small Ml of melal the
technical term Ib "wing" In the slot
of the cat whisker scrow. This mtikcs
it moro uonvunlent lo turn the acrow
with your fingers.
. .... ... ....ni in ihn cuff clln.
Scrow down tho cnt whisker till It
touches tho dotector. Tho instrument
Is now ready for uso. If, inatead of
mounting It on a base of its own, you
profor to mount it on tho tuning coll
bnso. you mny ao so. - -
Typo 8 Is made In much the same
. .1. .Kn nn. n rn mirrhnBCd.
howovor, nnd only tho assembling
need bo nono Dy you, ino
tlbns In this enso nre made botween
tho nuts on tho bolt .1.
Bo euro when making connectlonB
nnd beforo soldering nny joints, that
All parts nre wen hithi'imi.
Nrmt Snnilayt How ti ninko a loose
coupler. - ;. '
Copyrlghtf 1041!, Associated Editors.
BUY FROM YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD GROCER ALWAYS
What Ahmt '
Grocery-ftieesl
Pecause of the equalizing forces of competition every
where, it is literally true now that you receive just exactly
what you pay for. In other words, quality is the t
true economy.
Any merchant can make a "good buy" at one time or
another and offer reductions. These reductions or specials
tend to draw attention o that particular store. While you
may save a few pennies on the special article you pay full '
price for the bulk of food you buy. "
Does not the store that stands by you and your com-'
munity consistently year after year deserve your patron-'
age? Give this matter serious thought then patronize
your neighborhood grocer more.;
West End Grocery Miller's Grocery The Neighborhood
Groceries Four Deliveries Store Co.
Vegetables, Pastry : Daily Groceries, Ice Cream, Candies
1104 W. 6th - Phone 1347 13th and High Phone 983 1070 Lawrence Phone 1415
L. A. Milne Grocery College Crest Rowling's Grocery
1 Groceries CASH GROCERY - 1 Staple '
Flour and Feed f." j Phone S13R and Fancy Groceries
13th and Mom . Phone 198 At College Crest Station Phone 1375 - 657 Jefferson'
The F. E. Lamb Grocery Isaac Whealdon
Model Cash Grocery Complete Line of Staple-; ' '"
Meats L0lmches0n9' StaPIe and Fancy Groceries and Fancy Groceries
311 High - Phone 1475J 356 E. 8th - Phone 1287R 1085 W. 4th At Qkir St
Hiltibrand's Grocery DUGAN'S L'.R.MiUer' Grocery
Fancy ftear Cot Cah Grocery 759 Monroe
and Staple Groceries ' Seventh and Blair Groceries of AH Kinds ,
790 E. Uth - Phone 926 Phone 542R PbotM 1094
Everson's Success Underwood & Ryan
Grocery and Market Coffee & Supply Co. Neighborhood Grocers v
Free Deliveries "Success" brand Coffees, We Deliver v
10:00 to 12 KX) 4:00 to 6:00 Teas, Extracts. Spices " "
1459 E. 13th - Phone 656 692 W. 4th Phone 147S 13th at Patterson Phone 95
Your Neighborhood Grocer Is a Community Necessity