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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-22
TITANIC DISASTER
SERMON SUBJECTS.

ELIZABETH, April 22.-Several
Elizabeth ministers today preached
sermons on the Titanic disaster. Mem
orial services for the victims were held
tonight by the members of Hawthorne
Lodge. No. $50, Sons of st. George, ana
members of Britannia Lodge, Daugh-
tiers of st. George, in the First Metho-
dist Protestant Church. A special SER
mon was preached by the Rev. ]. ".
Balderston, the pastor.
Lessons From the Titanic Disaster, .
was the subject of the sermon tonight
by the Rev. Joseph b. Ferguson, of
Greystone Presbyterian Church.; the
Rev. DR.. Clarence G. Reynolds. of the
Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church.;
the Rev. Christian G. Fischer, of the
German Lutheran Church, and the Rev.
John v. Ellison. of the East Baptist
Church.
mo More Sea-" was the topic of the
Rev. Charles III. Powers, of the Ep-
worth NJ. e. Church. The Rev. DIR.
John T. Kerr, of the Third Presbyterian
Church, preached on 1.-THE Tower of
Babel" In the First Presbyterian
Church, the Rev. DIR. A. w. Fismer
preached in the morning on Crossing
the Sea- and tonight the Rev. DIR.
William Force Whitaker preached on
sorrow on the Sea-"
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-22
OLD REMEDY
DARKENS THE HAIR
Gives Color, Lustre to Faded and
Gray Hair Dandruff Quick
~ Removed.

Fol generations Sage and Sulphur
have been used for hair and scalp
troubles. Almost everyone knows the
value of such a combination for keep
ing the hair a good. even color, for
curing dandruff, itching scalp and fall
ing hair and for promoting the growth
of the hair. Years ago the only way to
get a Hair Tonic of this kind was to
make it in the home. which was trou-
blesome and not always satisfactory.
Nowadays almost any up-to-date
druggist can supply his patrons with
a ready-to-use product, skillfully pre-
pared in perfectly equipped labora-
tories.
An ideal preparation of this sort
is Wyeth's Sage and sulphur Hair
Remedy. in which Sage and Sulphur
are combined with other valuable RENE
dies for scalp troubles and thin. weak
hair that is losing its color or coming
out. After using this remedy for a
few days, you gill notice the color
gradually coming back. your Scalp will
feel better, the dandruff will soon be
gone and in less than a months time
there will be a wonderful difference in
your hair. \
Don't neglect Your hair IL it is full
of dandruff, losing its color or com
ing out. Get a fifty cent bottle of
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur from your
druggist and see what a few days
treatment will do for you. All drug
gists sell 1t. under guarantee that
the money Will be refunded il the
remedy is not exactly as represented.
Agent. Charles w. Menk.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-22
HURT IN A DUEL GROWING
OUT OF TITANIC DISASTER.

MILLVILLE. April 22.-After a dis
pute as to the responsibility for4the
Titanic disaster. Albert Baxter and
Frederick Moore, of Eastern Shore,
Md, fought a duel with knives at Port
Norris. Moore was critically injured.
Baxter escaped.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-22
Women's LOO Union Suits
Special Sale of
Leather Hand Bags

These are choice, new, desirable goods which we for
tunately secured at a considerable concession from regular
wholesale prices-thats why we can sell them like this.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-22
PRECIOUS BOOK LOST ON TITANIC.

LONDON, April PA copy Of
Omar Khayyam. illustrated by Elihu
yedder. which took two years 70 bind
in very elaborate fooled morocco, inlaid
with 1900 gems and gold setting. and
which was bought by an American at
Sotheby's less than a month ago, was
lost on the Titanic The American paid
81. n2K for II.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-22
COUPLE is HELD UP
WHILE OUT WALKING.

JERSEY CITY, April 22.-Christopher
Virgins. of 152 Coles street, reported
to the police today thai while he vas
walking in Newark avenue last night,
accompanied by a young oma Ave
men held them UP snd demanded
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-22
SAYS TITANIC LIFEB0AT
HAD NOT EVEN COMPASS

ITHACA, N. Y, April 22.-"There
was not even a compass, to say moth
ing Of food and water. on the lifeboat
in which my husband and left the
Titanic" said Mrs. Norman G. Cham
bers. who Is visiting her mother, DR..
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-22
Annual Spring Sale Women's :

If we went MO the market today We would have to pay at least as much if not more thnt
ng this undrwear for sale Such eg the situation is not wise TO lay in your funa seasons
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-22

money and tried to wrench a diamond
ring from the young woman's hand
This, he said. took place at Waldo ave-
nue..
move as II to draw q revolver from his
hip pocket and the men ran of. He
was unable to give a good description
of them
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-22

Elma Griggs, in this city, yesterday.
Mrs. Chambers said they got off in
the second lifeboat, that nothing was
said about women first at h a time
and that there were almost as many
men as women among the thirty
eight persons on the boat. She said the
passengers at the time she left were
unwilling to leave the boat and re-
fused to take the matter seriously at
Nj
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-30

spoolaI NuaSvi fsr-is%
 LONDON, pet-' s&-NereF dtd ute end oe the 3aIE4n war s.-am tO be ap fer ave present, Tks allies xs&sAs 'sN&I6 4h B tR %ss .aaaE pcsAls o4 the ~ther sla~ Se Ne pFeros- teropa,
 n repIytHS io ihss prcensAss of shs GIaes tha TNst& deuiet sHeSy ous of tAsn. It TvfEssx to EiVs up tt's t=Frt- spries Gs1neaded end it's fefusSl fE coucasd in ianEaag% whlch ahUwH A rAoAf remarkable growth In detevm.u- Ation,
 So defiant haR Turkey b4cOn1e, for sanAA veAEon or nAnther. thar ita coun- ter pTcpoAAiS t0 the A]iisa cftsr HInTcat nothing. The u1RAnlEsoan exgFqvinH of ths srinlun of lie aIlien on what inc Turss nsfer ~Aa giNar Dht fdAaY. 5t WaR:
 "Turk%y's terms do nos taxm e"on a baHs 5or nekvttntipHs."
 There Ia eveTy reH$oa to heiese ngW tIIAt fhe SnOrt@ to ht1nk hbotIt paAce %tIl nAI and thai hbsuhtlea win he Teo9eued.
 NawD from BnIGarf today Is tt tke aiTeet that war Ia expected tu ccu- menes again aud itasty preparations are eIroRfy under ~eY.
 The position of Tutisey tA eohslfef. ed now in he by np means hopaitsA Bulgaria can probably nsyer taiEe
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us possible aiter ths inauguration 10 eaVr the FIIipihos tbeh freedom.
 Mr. Wiiaon also declared rRAt aA soon 1s he. k suuthern man. took hold 6t iEe' >admiTittSF id1 STFFafIsHH it ToaiA MEsR tl1s obutaraticn of everything which lvod tended to divide iho N1sIh from the ScutR ana r4rI solidarity of rhe whnle csunrry-
 Tn ringing terea he uttered the hc- lief shSL nrnuroIies can nV longer
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MOLD UP RATEETS,
Al.....AA Rar.lIna.

a,.elaI Nugget 6$rElo9'
 TIETiN&TpNr D. C., Dec. 2s.-The .ov.ruruehE hN4 hold up the patents m inc lands in HsnH orUilla which ,,Are applied for hy .hr InternahnHAi r,or.a~ and Manufacturing Company. ,rns eonpAny wae furrnts'i Il year ot t~u axo 10 Leloe up several important ,utA,a,r,es in Eaatsrn WashEnsLrn Nnd cr.eon. Pnrt nf their holdings :oH- rru cf electric roads znd power nunAsS md trem%ndcuH development uork had been contemplated by them nn, the holding up nf thE lands win prob&nly tAVe a v"Y shT7o"H rn-ut nh .Itelr Intent1nhs.
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10 kKRR OPEN HOUSE.

Tne ladlev eR thA KtEcATah K0ssa will be -at ho4i1e.,' at rhetr club roouIe op eteA&mAn avenue. to their lady ard Kphuernan fTlsAdA Eer EeRF dHS. eum EwU to ftva 0'cluck D. W.
 NAsdknnas MWraRe, ThaahpAons Ezs: tAu<h, Zehaer. Eorhtsn and Fetee@cH pHRcsqp ot the club w4il kef as recsp- tIOH rrmmitreA AoV
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TURKEY STANDS FIRM
 =.I AS GiBRAL TAR'S ROCK

As the urusent uEns the TelagTAph'a ScTTespondeHt Kasrs 10 be At A IoHH for tha rsescn as to Ihe modification nf the F0uManaAH forces VulsaE 1t EcnId lrt4R, ihGt,. x.itke4 EA. preaaiS4A' Roaxnanaa Euinaa- 'rvn&eafunz In fxllrH fer heTp' la tta 'eztFem1+y4 One tf11ng in p1xEaIF9J CAExaIh in tk@ opinion cT alt and that h Eh4x EhsuiA RA1sazautA- tzkH ssAsn- xsAdxeky -tfse wfszlG ukkNAA- tfpn VIII be WcFE# ttsRn <V~: !: COaB9ANTENoFLa. R&c- sH.-Itse minister's oE rh% Forts have dectdaa tIIsst Turkey Will nok c&de Adr4aEsopIe under any raseunAstAna4R whErsTaT. Thls dsCislpn hAG bssR cume to after lA@ Mn4t eaTa<AI 1ezIberstion and a thCrOugR weighing of an tAe elF1Mu- stanpes and the YdsaLotA EtbtltA. The F~re IR fully aware rhae thiA
 nTm stand wiIl likely mean contin.
 ua1Icn of the war and the innIedlate renewal of lhe @aaEe of thiH city With aH 1AA hDYT0rE <1IEt such e yteg% will AnrAA, t1n they besI that the humilia- stsn e9uIt bB nc greater than ta aHF- reuts% Auch important territory while TnFKs5 Kt1.! hAE au army in thn Held. Taking everything into ReeOunt the psop1A In this city aFe G0th1hE fDr # but to fight oh.
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HlEEInA FAtRter. sDlFulRr and Hoa- tInaR roee1Ved ,tsxo y~Afa.
 RsuHsi, BHlytAe, LeglAiaer. Andsr- scn Bussy, l&Arin, R%ddsn Hnancr. NccaIn an4 Brown got three yearR
 It SsAA thHpght itRaly that Ryan would have tsetIssd Ef@ sentence and thas tks tsrps naeted out to the Cihsz1 neS'A tsu-<E Abuut twenty ysara Rvbn EAs 4elendAnts Ihetn- uelT<s epGtnAa to.HznIfsst sAtissaeti1II.
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WILSON HOLDS.
 CONFERENCE UNDERWOOD WILL BE THE CHIEF c0NFGaEH TO-
 MORROW.
ssumuue Ar44iAi 24s4tsAs.

s4wwuu& &FAAiAl 9AatEAs-
 TRNNTON. Dae. &o.-WnchEeW FFl- son hAkAn q series be conferences 10. day with various IeAdsTH of the deEMU- cratIG pREty, TutADrTOw VIII hA given ever principally to | conference Wlth CnMkrsAHmAn Underwood wsth whorl matters CE the greatest !nDortAnrH wiI1 hA dlsCc4aAd.
 The real w1rk Df inc nraHldEnt elect may be said to haFa begun with theEa ecnfHFenees and hardly R tsidnhealt of rest cAa he expected At AIzh nom thla tIhnE fHr&Arh.
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epsnIAI NMadf harwSs&

ePenLAI NAA@ @ee narS@A
 BOSTON. pee. aR-ChNTfeR " ptrRR a RHR at wealthy fnt dealer og Alaska, haa oaniEnltLsa Hltniaa after having Apss1t all Ills nA6nsy gambling and having | good rIuts during Chrdst- mAA
 HA El+w Lp about 417!s00 since hA hfgAn to calaarE1a ChTigrmAs Gt hna Angeles. aeEas tins he4Ors that lrs pant &i2y0ne;. Thsch hA hEa inherited frum hia mother and while ha hGd nnaaY Rn AnR ReeMad 10 en!qS htAhRelt KnSl~ thoroughly. WAer is whs gone he hAeanas 4shpDudAht and finally eS
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ALASKAN DISSIPATES
 /. AND KILLS HIMSELF
cIdud ta puf an end to 1t.

cIdUd to nut an end to 1t.
 HIh tAtelI< is hslIevea to Ls nEHalSS engaged in the fur busIneas in un4l' ashR and Aornc of the 'paDgrs haEs an &IEInE the story of the 4on'A auEcits hAre detucrIhetE 4hs fAther as A nttl' 6onsire. Some df the Ha0neT spsns NaR used for bucket gambling.
 The tInht reTpatlsAbl4 fSatrra of the RroEy ia tlrh4 inc boT who killed hlm- asiE +a said to nave heAN only 0evRA- keen SeA<S nt age.
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VII LS0N HOPES SOON 10
 GIVE UP PHILIPPINES

hope to axIA BOW that parity hAh come 1atn power whosr chief oRtsut is tn croats b r1aiitv government of tOr ana ng etsAesglez
 '-0rdSfa a1t 1nAIA .ts Ba tmAstsred" ssfa MI. SF1lspH. -Sut with G4od's hsip tlisS taarl be mAstsrsd and the country va, be relieved from the p,,ussa whlch kAve aslaysd develop rleut and AspSvsd tsas GrsAt l'o@Y of the pSosAl oe~ s9,Gaa opportunities"
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huRsst xpRciaI Service.

HTAUNTCN, l1ee. 2a-"Ths Phil tpphlA I6faMaa aEs p.Ft of our frorfier Aut J.Hrte Wr-1ltaaf se1stt."'SlexR4rs ourselves of ta,at frUnlIGr.' ThsaA ~ere the senyaliunnl wordz lseA by To01tDW WitscR hA niFht at a han. QuHt given In his henor here. They Rrs clearly declnratinn that the 1emPcr2tIL. party hfs docIde6 aS suvn
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|25,OOO GARMENT
 WORKERS STRIKE

nrders still unfnishsd Ter ChziSlmss and New YVar'F. 4 conference WAH held last night between the employsS aud anplOyes but nothing cana Of is and ihG. dzders had zireAdy bean iE" sued to the gATmsnt makers not Go proceed 10 work rhis morrtps uhlaaa ihA,r terms had been RsTeed tu,
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bs the toOlh. ef pthefA
 om me whole ihA sentences ATs re- xzrds6 As exceedingly lsu1ent 1onsid erinE the srxvitT of the ofrensA
 Hock.n. cMNct,. Butler. TounE &1t Muxs w&rs bssafahceh tu sl1 SeArn
 Peter ]. 4sut4E Cleveland and sAr' T Ro1 fOaT 1seEs.
 B%Enhar4Gt n3 sh"uos. Philips waatssslasAf SSe a4s year and "n' A&Y. -Sh,.
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'DYNA|N|TERS SENTENCED
R0UmANIA IS ARRIVING FOR WAR
tohEtaN MiNIaTEA DEAD.

Nusnsa 9htqI4I Es~sIs%
 BERLIN, Dec. 36.-PbTetgH M5n2htAF Waauhtsr of the Osrma1 empire. died last night 4t Stuttgart He has besn deeply snzAEad FsIently In work aFls- Ing from the 1hrsAtsniHE condition Of affairs in nurupe and lA sald to haTs bPen ovsrRnriIad tn 1IIch an eKtRnt that hS fell an 4AhS Victim GU th% fatal attack
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A few detAHtEtHat2ons wgse made ih frOnr of sGAns of the xaops today hRt Iu al eaSaS the dspnn4tratOrs were diaUef1ed by the police wIThcut trvn- hhR
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6pssisl Nutbsa Ssrvnz.

6psslsl Nutbsa Ssrvlos.
 NEW YORK. Dec. 9I.-AGna hundred ana twenty Ar4 thousand garment FoEksrs went out oIs aITike herc tc- naY Hhd the trade Ein probably hc crippled unless q settlement unn tc arrived Gt h%ture ioIE. The strke H9s already bton felt uwing n the
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eRssIaI kHnpaa SarsIsA

INDIANAPOLIS. Der. &O,--ThR dy- IR1nits conEpEFAIoCa were EentereSd to-day snd Ryan, tosmsrIy president of the Structural Irob Workers, re- edved seEen years In rgs psnirent;ary whRe all the othe7E W%re sentenced tn lesser r*ruts. In. the chse of Fm~E
 Cersy,. coush4th- Murphy, cene &lUd Clark ssntsnes wAa suS9ja~d propa' hly nN0arse thsy were I0uRd cnly to
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NOTICE.

rhsAs holding vstss in MusIlsrs ssaihS estlsal fer shs M0sA raAtIAr lady, pIAAAs turM tltssh in aA tlss eoh- fsaR eIsaAA PeoNhRtIy At 2 ?. n. 0s- eaNhhsr ai, 1e11. 4kA wiEnss wEli ba A4anAHna4A hy ah4 ssusnitaa% st Alsa %AsNIsAl. Ads
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BARN PARTY.

hArn pAtty VIII bA given Ul sL Mary's pnrIEh hall on Friday, IanMry 10. Ths hRI %tii rhEn be fully com- 5Istad and q most IVsuus ti1I% mas ne anticipated.
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LOSES FIMQERe AND TOES.

MhlIe pr .sl0An does not like tO exPreHa any VeRlIy definite opinion eS to the CGnditiTi Gf Frank Connolly he says 1t is certain that part of each of the foaT limbs zrust bE amputated. The pRTtB will, hcwaFsT. bs only sums ahgEt4 and tQaR. 1AASbFt :.
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MAIL ExFkcrgn.

Mall lz expected to Rtflvs thiR eva- hing hnt ita arrIysl iu not suEa. The sna1l for tha nutside is FuppHsod la leave Nome In ths mnrninE Tith the carrier wh0 Is dMa today.
 From this 4l1Re fprTHEd mail tO' the oulHsae %ia Glasa on Mnndays and FFtdayA
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-30

ConataHtipople and right bch;tId u!H BrIgRrINa ar1ny siln staDds Adrlan- oDle whEch has resisted eVoTy effort 1g. .tAlsAAn.s Ig 1HniTA the Eurs1s have !: kaEl;k8 aaiA sNsnGaasazrss z5ttttfIL T1S esryi@h 1rtHy Ia away UK on thA hdFsat1s 'and BcunaFi haS Innehed at tvAry SAewt sF iha MonteHsEr.1s. " Turkey 1E in the queer r9slticn ct belax ovurruM aR cvaf by enanien udt stIri kol4laE ltk o~R fin all IlS four nuarte%~. And Tso~, w4rh hostile hsEsF cmPe6 0r tts territory il sill GsneE tta enemies and refuses thhtr proaoeAin t0R pAac&
 -+-
 LONDON. Dec 80-1hE Belgrade correspondents Of .tiTa paily Telegraph reports that RUithianIs i$ nuw rnrbil- lsihk it's f0rcaa and tlint conditions look ncpr@ sselpus than rpeT- at the hHginnlnw of the FAEsae war Rdu- tnsrIa hut oatS TstaHsd to join tae 0tfses RaID@h ElatAA against Turkey bht actually threatened to iCir the rnrscA and ighE against her Christ tan netshbQra + is HOW feared thai RoumanIA may still sAkE zidas Fitf the Ottoman emrlre and oven Rpme people believe rhnt Turkeys deterrn' Ined stand in the EegptIatIous th dIf in q large neRsure to q promise oi support f-on inc RdlI1tE1ta1 gpVsrn- ment hllouid hcRtIiitSss hF Eau9Wed
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MIsS JIM HILL CUTE.

Hp4AtAI MsFpBR 9arNlAA
 ST. PAUL, Dec &E-Th% engage snent 4i Misz Rnehef HTtI. daughter of ';Jim" H1lL the famous railroad huiId- CT. hAE nesh ahACuUeed The happy huabAad wEl bs Dr. Emit BoHulEnan e1 lhA ptty.
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Drowning ot the queen At etah1 9csJrh aIl4FP tDmOthoW night.
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sx.pe psT sasmth eGE shH NuEesA
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Au.ustsd nuta. .as TshsA 20 us~ts | PsurA,
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RYAN GETS SEVEN YEARS
 AND OTHERS GET LESS

\ great orD1d a'sa present &4 shs asnrsncea weFA p1ssed And the men were followed later az they ware rs-
 moved 10 jaIt but HU % ~crd Ht "yn- psthy WEB heard RmHnEHt an tha spactatnrs Tor lhcsA who had made AssaAzinatiou theEz Instrument for re- YenxR on society.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-30

DoK rAeAG at I$:3s tomorrow, caTBL val day,
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csa4y sAeB &At .sssf- .a Tshs,s ssAnu.[ - :.
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RAaE HVpis cider nE Lslia,aar'a.
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i. L.Ue.lsHls,. .IEa ,LahIaAAf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-12-22
IMPROVED STORAGE BATTERY.
"Ironclad- Exide' Adds Much tt
Electric Propelled Vehicles.

The success of the electric vehicle in
the delivery of merchandise. it is. claimed.
has in a great measure been responsible
for the reduction of the delivery expense
to merchants and naturally tends to low
discussed so much these days The main
tenance of a proper delivery, system is "a
matter of considerable cost To merchants
The success of this class of vehicle has
led to its adoption in nearly every city
in the country, and invariably its use
has shown great economies.
With the development of the electric
vehicle has gone hand in hand the de-
velopment OF vehicle batteries. The bat
terry. being the motive power for an
electric car, is of such great Importance
that it has been studied, experimental
with and perfected and today it is in
every way as dependable as any other
part of the car.
A recent improvement in the storage
battery field has been that of the iron
refinement and development of the
standard ''ex.de" battery, which for
years has been used in the majority of all
electric vehicles The ''ironclad-exide'
battery has been in service since Janu-
airy, 1911, and the results of it's use are
said to have shown that it gives increas-
ed mileage, two or three times longer
life and considerably reduces the cost of
operation.
The Electric Storage Battery Com
pany. maker of this battery, Is said to
be the oldest and largest battery manu-
facturer in the country, having had TWEEN
tN-four years of experience in this work
and having devoted all of it's time to the
design and manufacture of storage bat
terry and auxiliary apparatus
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-12-22
ROAD PROJECT APPROVED.
Motorists Pleased Over Yosemite Ma.
tional Park Plan.

Oliver Z. Hutchinson, general manager
of one of the great Michigan automobile
works. wrote the other day from Los
Angeles concerning road conditions:
Motorists in this part OF California
are greatly pleased over the advance Of
plans being made TO improve and open a
private road through the outer part of
Yosemite National Park. Tourists in gen.
eral have obtained an erroneous impress
sion that the government does not want
to grant access to the park for automo-
biles. The government merely wants to
safeguard the tourist, as the roads
through the park are not in shape to
carry automobiles, and the government
cannot see its way clear to make a suf-
ficient appropriation to make the Yosem-
lite roads safe.
The Yosemite valley is directly in con-
troll OF the government, but in the outer
part of the park are several roads con-
trolled by private interests. These are
the roads which the various automobile
clubs propose To open, and will contribute
to fund for that purpose. The move
ment has started. and it is expected that
by next June automobiles can come as far
into the park as Glacier Point.
When the interest of automobile own
ers i'm Los Angeles and vicinity iS aroused
something is bound TO happen. auto
mobiles in this section seem tn he as nu-
merous as the rcdwoods in the national
park, and the streets at times look like
the streets around the automobile fac
torres in Michigan when the empty
freight cars are playing hide and seek Up
in Bangor, Me-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-12-22
LUXURY IN MOTOR AIM.
in Auto Industry All
Tend Toward Comfort.

Standardization OF the pleasure types
of cars and the advancement and develop
ment in efficiency and refinement are the
real reasons for the present day informed
attitude OF the automobile-using public.
Just as soon as the motor car demon
strated it's practicability, the general pub
lie began to try to learn something about
it. The result has been that the public
has advanced with the advance of the
automobile, until today both have reached
a satisfactory state. The motor car is
well along toward freedom from faults,
and the owners have mastered nearly all
its perplexities.
The pioneers of car making have not in
the last several years made material
changes in one years design from an
other and this season the only addition
to some leading cars is more complete
equipment and in some cases the adop-
ton of a particular type of self-starter.
For the last three or four years auto
mobile manufacturers have devoted their
attention to the development of luxury,
refinement and comfort for the user Spa
cious seating room. good upholstering,
highly polished paint and many other de-
tails of appointment are the chief fea
lures OF the motor car of today. The
lighting problem has been solved by the
installation of an electric dynamo, by
which is generated electricity for lighting
the outside lamps and generally at the
same time furnishing the power for self
starters. The electric lighting system is
several years old. but II has reached it's
highest degree of perfection only this
year.
Another important Improvement this
year, and one that will particularly inter
est the motorist, is increased baggage
equipment. Almost every car. large or
small, has provided for carrying extra
luggage. More and more such equipment
has been necessary because of the motor
lists desire to tour through the country
for weekend trips. and often cross-con-
tinent touring for three and four weeks
at a time.
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