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merely on the opinion OF one witness as to
the rate of speed.
In France the speed limit in the open
country is thirty kilometres. or 1854 miles
an hour. and when passing through vii
lagos twenty kilometres, or 12D miles, an
hour.
Comparison has been made between the
motor vehicle regulations OF the cities of
Buffalo and Rochester, which with New
York city include the cities of the first
class in the Empire State.
In Buffalo the rate Of speed for motor
vehicles varies in accordance with the
speed zones designated by the authorities,
the highest speed allowed being eighteen
miles an hour. Practically the same pro-
visions prevail in Rochester.
one OF the important recommendations
is that the new ordinance should convey
the necessary authority to the Police
Commissioner Of the city of New York 10
designate such street intersections as may
be deemed proper, where the traffic police
shall have the same jurisdiction over
pedestrians as they have at present over
drivers of all vehicles. Such an ordi-
nance will soon be adopted i'm Chicago on
tho recommendation OF Captain c. G.
Heaiy. Of the Chicago mounted police.
I'm Kansas City, Mo. a similar ordi-
nance has been enacted. enabling the po-
lice to control pedestrians the same as
they do divers of vehicles in the down
town district. This new regulate has
been in force for the last month, and has
proved very satisfactory. its chief advan-
fapc being the 81 fetv a forded NOT only IN
the pedestrians but 10 the drivers OF all
vehicles, there being no congestion at
principal street intersections There Is
penalty Of from s. to $50 for violations
Of The ordinance by pedes TRANS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-26
Twenty Mile Speed Limit
Is Likely for This City

ont time without violating tho cIty's speed
ordinance.
At the request OF Ralph Folks, chairman
NJ the special a!dcrmauic committee. the
Touring club OF America. through it's icgis-
lative committee has recommended that
tho ordiuanc" should be based upon Sec
ton 81 Of the motor vehicle law OF the
State OF New York, known as the Callan
law. with the exception OF tho substitution
Of twenty miles" instead Of thirty miles -
In support ~ twenty-nile speed limit
attention IS directed 10 the Local Govern
mcnt Board ~ Great Britain. which has
promulgated an order 70 the effect that no
motor ear shall he driven at speed ex-
Cceding twenty miles an hour. on convlc-
ton for tho first offence tho line shall not
exceed 80. FOR the second offence 800, and
for any subsequent offence so. hut q per-
son shall not Dc convicted under this rogu-
!atlou for exceeding the limit Of speed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-26
New Ordinance May Also
Give Police Control Over
Pedestrian Traffic.

Virtually every municipality I'm the United
States will he interested I'm the new ordi-
nance for the regulation OF motor vehicle
traffic soon 20 be adopted by the Board OF
Aldermen OF this city. II Is probable that
speed limit not to exceed twenty miles
an hour viii be specifically defined. in order
that the ordinance can be effectively en-
forced
The absolute necessity FOR such an ordi-
nance is recognized by the authorities.
That the present city ordinance which pre-
scribes a speed OF eight and fifteen miles
an hour is obsolete - conceded upon all
sides. especially as there Is scarcely an au-
tomobtle driven IN New York at The pres
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-26
AUTOMOBILES.
AUTOMOBILES.
No car regardless of price, can do more or give more

1t has the famous valve-in-head motor,
which means greater power because less
heat units are wasted. 1t has multiple
vacuum exhaust system, giving 20% more
power than other motors, by clearing the
cylinders after each explosion. It's prim-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-26

Our 1912 Tire Book-based on
IS years of tire making-is filled
with facts you should know. AJAX
us to mail It to you.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-26

board tool boxes elm
mate unsightliness.
The easily adjusted
frontseats assure COM
fort and convenience
toeveryd driver, nomat-
ter what his build may
be. The wheelbase Of
122T inches assures
the easiest riding.
All in all, there is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-26
AUTOMOBILES.

furnace steel. This means far easierrid-
ing car. Its fabrication system is POSI-
TIVE. A separate pipe leads to each i'm
portant bearing and gear-driven pump
forces the oil to the bearings continuously.
No ifs" or "ands" about it. The running
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-26

ing device facilitates
easy starting.
Bodies do not touch
the da sh, nor the
frame, being set on
rubber Jugs, thereby
preventing irritating
Squeaks, noises and
vibration. Radiator
sc poada with o core
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-26

separate from the casing so that strains on
the frame cannot damage the radiator.
Greater braking surface than on any other
car in America. Rear wheels have four
teen spokes, two more than most cars.
Springs are "a in. wide and Of electric
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-26
MR.. BEECRoFT BUYS A WHITE.

David Beecroft. editor OF Automobile. %
Motor Age" and The Commercial Nehi-
Gle" and widely recognized az an authority
on all matters pertaining TO motoring. has
placed an order for a White touring car.
with electric starting and electric lighting
equipment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-26

SUNDAYS NETWORK TRIBUNE
Mailed anywhere in the United States
for 81 so a year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-01

your mothers heart and make your
wife ashamed she said Yes
II love to see people as loyal to God
as Prince William OF Orange was to
his country. For when he was tempted
by his enemies he replied. Not for
money. wife or power would mix In
my cup one drop Of treason Small
wonder that he died by the hand OF
an assassin and little children stopped
playing in the streets and cried.
I'VE want less OF the social life and
more OF God. A woman In Lincoln,
Nebraska. asked her pastor why II
was she couldn't get her husband TO
church. and the minister told her she
couldn't get any one into the church
when she lived the kind OF life she
lived. She thanked the pastor for the
rebuke. and went home. and when her
husband and son came home she IN
vited them into the parlor and there
Confessed Her Shortcomings
and asked them to pray with her
They did. and soon all three were
brought to a saving knowledge OF
Jesus Christ. Then she asked her
husband why Il was she couldn't do
that before. and he replied. because
went where you went and you went
where ] went. I did what you wanted
me TO do. and you did what I wanted
you TO do. So you were no better
Christian than ! was All that some
OF you church members are At for Is
TO help make up a crowd and count
one more when the preacher makes
up his annual report
daniel Webster was asked what he
intended to be when he grew up. and
he replied. A lawyer He was ad-
vised not to do Il. as the profession
was overcrovded. but he replied,
There II plenty Of room At the top
There IL more room close 10 Jesus.
and you have more elbow room and
get away from the crowd
Men al Close Range.
Sometimes by your presence or
absence ] can tell better what kind OF
man you are than BY some heroic
deed or act you have committed. The
failure on your pert 20 lTe a proper
life r. a betrayal Of God
You church members. are Won
right when you say We have 10 have
fcenre 70 pave our streetsY Every
saloon gives the devil a better chance
70 drag your boz into the psnifsnfiary
and into he'll and every brewery WITH
ia double distilled liquid damnation
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Stops Falling Hair and
Destroys DandruH


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Besidss beaufifying the han, ons application Of
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cieen:e purihes and nvieorsies the sczlp, forever
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Dsnderins Z TO the hair what fresh shower, Of
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- bsspd1ui. Il q once imparss q sparkling bril-
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The scaP. Use h every day for short time, sfter
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You a. surely have pretty, soft, hssrous hair,
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- - - - suU1hsa - -
~ - - e -
SesuB n1suuaD - e.
-Jss.s - Dsunnn1 - - -
~ sx1umphnnaly - - ~ -
90 80 ~ IA hynas - -.
- ~ 80 = uun6nEGul uuaunu1n1
g - nsiy oDaf1& ~ 49,
thsy vsu1l hass ppss1h1nso - -
- - Oof P6e6p ~ = -. -
vss a. fsvursss dissip,s e Chr11k
Zee - ~ 81 Hln vonf = ~ -
vhsn John asks1 TIE 0oss<1ea chr1se
replied. 'Bsosnss 60 81 yos v1n ssts.y
Me- ana tbsn saeh of thsn ssks1.
Lord b II IL and the Lord rep,is1. II
10 - w1om give ne 49, anA He
thep 6ippsd n n The backst an1 thrnst
MN he face Of Judas. al he trsD-
b1sd 70 know that the Lord ha1 d.
covered his unfaithfulness. Aftsr Ju-
das had LETT the Disciples remained.
singing hymns. and finally they
marched into the garden Of Gsth-
semane.
This brings me down to my scr.
mon.- said Mr.. Sunday. Every man
or woman classines themselves
According TO Their Acts
When the disciples entered the gar
den there was one group here. an
other here and he went alone to an.
other spot and there they were eight
on the edge. three further inside and
one alone. The largest crowd was on
the edge. and that 10 the trouble with
the church today. Too many cling 10
the edge OF worldliness and think too
little Of God. The truth n not always
pleasant to hear. The church MEM
bers who live milky. cider. chalk and
water kind Of q life never get any
nearer to God than the little boy that
shoots at the moon with a cap pistol.
The nearer the ties OF Relationship
the stronger the ties of responsibility.
I don't care II the world does damn
me. will testify for the Master. He
says Great are ye whom they praise
and great are ye for those who rsvile
you.
OF Loyalty to God.
Il conld In one act do something
that would break Mrs. Sundays heart,
but II would not bring one tear to
your eyes. You can in one ace break
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the necessary funds for the buildins
OF the tabernacle 90 that no further
collections will be necessary through.
out the campaign
The afternoon service for mon viii
start at 2 O'Clock.
In the afternoon Sunday. there viii
be three meetings for women only
These meetings win be held In the
First Presbyterian church. Thomp
+. sou N. II church and the Vance Mem
oriaI church.
Rev. Sunday paid a high tribute 70
wheeling yesterday. He stated tina;
the city OF Toledo. with q population
OF $50 900 was the largest city he ever
preached In With her 1900 inhabi.
tans this city has far surpassed To
lsdo, he said in the interest, that Is
! being manifested In the campaign,
the number OF converts ana the
amount OF money that has been col.
lected.
Among those present at the meet.
ings yesterday was George y. Hart
man or Tunnelton. q cousin OF Mr..
Rodehsaver. Mr.. Hartman gave the
famous Sunday choris.sr the nrst in
structions In music some years ago.
MUCH REGRET OVER
Mr.. oiLu's DEPARTURE.
IL vas with deep regret that
those Interested in the Sunday move
ment IN Wheeling. bid goodbye to A.
y. Gil. and his wife yesterday. Mr.
GIL. who Is the advance man for tho
Sunday campaign departed for Fargo.
where Mr.. Sunday will open his cam
paign Mt the close OF the Wheeling
meetings. Following the Fargo meet
Ing he will conduct one or two
others after which he will return
home to rest before opening his East
Liverpool meeting.
The human endurance OF "BiIIv"
Sunday marvels athletic instructors
who have been attending the cam
paigns. During his sermons he is con.
snntly "on the run" and ia never still
Tor minute. He sleeps but four or
hye hours day and eats very little
But despite the fact that he IS a ply
sical marvel. the Wheeling Campaign
mas started TO tell on the famed evan
Selist His voice Is not So strong az
when he opened his campaigns. ana
deep circles are making their appear
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ance around his eyes. Rev. Sunday
states that while the campaign will
tar his strength to a great extent.
with weeks rest he will be in night
Ing condition for the Fargo campaign.
Evening Sermon.
Faith and Fidelity" was the topic
OF a.powerful argument for righteous
ness. by Mr.. Sunday at the service last
evening, and his every remark was
closely followed by the large audi
ence. numbering some 5000 people.
Mr.. Sunday Landed the man that
stood up for God and denounced the
church member that betrayed him.
He pleaded for people to come out
for God, stand by Him and show by
their lives that they believed in His
promises. and not betray Him by be-
ing lukewarm. thus causing people to
doubt Him.
Hia text was taken from Matthew
xvi, %. Lord. is It II" and he said:
God created man and placed him
in the Garden OF Eden Then man
sinned and he
Paid tho Penalty.
II man hadn't sinned he wouldn't have
had to die. ane Qur 4ives would not
have had to be three score years apd
ten. God trusted Adam and he be-
trayed Him. Then another promise
OF God, The seed of a woman mean
ing Jesus. shall bruise the serpent's
head and then Jesus came into the
world and the Jews refused TO listen
to His claims ard refused to accept
Him as their Savior. Jesus. however.
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/ should have said come and seen
when ] meant saw
you tell me how much You remi
the Bible and how much YOU do for
God and will show you the figure at
which you stand on the spiritual Their
mometer. You 90 to church and sing
God paid IL ALL and you are standing
In shoes that are not paid for.
Jesus took Peter, James ana John
with him on the Mount, and of All the
men he thought he could depend on
these were the three. and they. whsn
IL came to the trial. got cold feet and
betrayed him.
IF ! could bring you people to see
now close some of You are 70 the
grave you would shudder. and yet not
one OF you are prepared 70 meet God.
For what was Jesus crucifedf To
keep you
People Out of Hell,
and yet you will betray him. Not o,s
OF you will say Not my WIN but Thin.
be done You Will say, Not my win.
but and there you stop. And Why
Because Il costs too much 20 fnIsh
H. The majority OF you church nam
bers have moral CURVATURE Of the rpIns
and your spiritual batting average IL
When preachers depend on ron AZ
the crisis you fall down with cold
feet
Mr.. Sunday closed his sermon VITA
. beautiful story Of q little child who
went out with his father 20 cut wood.
tcoatInvsd On TENTH pse.)
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started on his pilgrimage and He said
TO HIS Disciples. 20 into the city and
ron VII Ind there a colt tied to a
post az a certain place. and bring him
" me. ara n they say anything 10
you, just tell them The Master has
need % him The disciples then
vent 70 the city and found the horse
And When the loaferS sitting around
assea hem What they were doing
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Never Saw HE Father.

and he was born on November 10 fol
lowing.
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tcontInvsd on Tenth pses.)
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makes it doubly hard for your boy to

makes It doubly hard for your boy to
live right.
There are not six million out OF
twenty-six million church members IN
the country that live absolutely Chris
tian lives. and IL Is these kind Of
church members that create doubt In
the minds of the rnsaved and make
the Paynes. Ingersolls and Voltaires
IF / had a thousand tongues. each
speaking a different, language. I could
not describe the chaos among these
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Never Saw HE Father.
Continuing he said: II never looked
In my fathers face for he did not
come back. and from the time was
six years old fought the world. We
heard the wolf scratching at the door.
and then our mother told us she was
going TO send us To the soldiers
orphans home. We went to the town
10 take the train and then my mother
cried but We did not know what was
wrong When the train pulled out we
looked out the window and watched
our mother 40 far a. we could see
her. He then told OF EsttIng on at
Council Bluffs cold and hungry. and
going down the street met a woman
that ran hotel and asked her for
something 20 eat. We told her our
story and she took Va In and fed us.
saying she was a soldiers widow her
self and that was why she wa. run
ming the hotel. How We played around
the railroad yards and climbed on a
freight train Just pulling out. and how
the.conductor cried when We told our
story. and finally OF landing a. the
home where We stayed for some tine.
Continuing he said.
= am q flushed graduate from the
University % Poverty
and hard knocks have nIled my
esophasus with my knife. drank cot.
Tee rom a saucer. biscked my shoes
With stove polish. said came when
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Christians that think that they ar. on
a silver wheeled chariot
Ticketsd Through 20 Heaven.
for they will End on, that they VII
Be sidetracked with . hot box before
they get half way 90 their destination
The trouble T. wa are counting fhs
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world are bringing mockery upon the

world are bringing mockery upon the
church
Il believe in Lent. but I believe In
q Lent that lasx 365 days in q year oil
honest service for Jesus Christ. II Is
travesty on religion 10 assume that
We can get such an overstock OF sal
walton in 40 days that we can live like
the devil the other 325 days in the
year.
sour churches are getting 10 be
fashionable churches with the re-
iieion left out hardly expect
you osslSed, nnIIdswed, stamped
on-the-eork, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Presbyterlsns and Luthersns to
say 'Amen"-you don't, beeauss
you're nidebovnd.
Spiritual DleItsIIs.
IF you love your neishbor and are
living hight. say II. n you don't. then
cont What you need L. a dose of
spiritual digitslis to make your heart
move faster for God.
Here the service was stopped for a
time BY a woman becoming IN In the
centre OF the tabernacle, and Mr.. sun.
day took the children 70 task for
esttins up on the seats and rubber.
Ing. He said: You boys and Girls
alt down and don't get excited, Keep
your eyes on me and ] viii tip you on
70 everything that goes on"
After quiet had been restored. Mr.
Sunday beEfed the Indulgence Of HE
audience. While ne gave an iiiustra.
ton ron his own life. He told Of
bis father going 10 var In Angus,
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THE AVERAGE
CHURCH MEMBER

(ossaaausa IRE. mrs, Y.rs,.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-06-26
"Antillian" Abandoned.

New Orleans, June 26.-The $500 ton steamship Antillian of the Ley land Line, aground on reef near Turks Island, West Indies, was aban- doned and rapidly is breaking to pieces.
 The entire crew was saved, though a picked squad remained on the ves- sel until it was seen her position was hopeless. The loss will exceed $1,000,000
The Prescott daily news., 1912-06-26
COLLEGE BOYS ARE BLAMED
Immoral" Dances Carried by Stu dents From Bad Districts to
 Their Homes.

Indianapolis, June 26.-With blood in their eyes for a fight against i'm moral dance halls and such dances as the grizzly bear" "bunnie hug" and others of similar nature, officers of the United Professional Teachers of Dancing of America are here for the national convention of the organiza- tton
 w. F. Braun of Pittsburg, treasurer of the association, who has travelled all over the United States in a cam paign against immoral and question able dances, said:
 "The grizzly bear dance, the bun. ny hug and other such dances origi mated in such places as the 'barbary coast disreputable district in San Francisco. The popularity of such immoral dances is largely due to col lege boys, who have carried the new dances from the immoral districts to their homes and to what is called re- spectable society.
 Conditions are not even the best in what is understood as the fashionable society of Indianapolis, as dances of an immoral nature have crept in there. It is the desire of OUT organ iZation to stamp out the immoral dances and to make dancing respect able and artistic, as it ought to be-"
The Prescott daily news., 1912-06-26

"ElSAsSts9tas.
 dential nomination. None of them can do more than hope to receive the re- quired FPS votes on the first ballot MT. Bryan has said repeatedly that he was in no sense candidate, yet he goes into the convention as a dele gate from Nebraska the second choice of more states than any avowed can didate.
 While it is admitted that defeat in his fight against Judge Parker would be a severe blow to MT, Bryan, yet his friends do Tot concede that it would eliminate him as a presidential possibility. AS the chairman of the committee on resolutions, which he probably will be if he is not made tenn porary chairman of the convention, MT. Bryan will have the opportunity to speak in presenting the platform. Right after that the nominations for president will be in order.
 A computation of the delegates rep resented by the committeeman as they were cast on the vote for and against Parker shows the following result:
 For Parker, S1 committeeman rep resenting 692 delegates.
 For James, 20 committeeman repre- senting $50 delegates.
 For OGorman, committeeman rep resenting 52 delegates.
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sisted into it. The two boys of Will Der Houchins were swept away from the boat.
 Silas, the younger, sank before his father could go to his rescue. The 5-year-old boy saved himself by swim ming to plank. As soon as D. w. Houchins had the others in the third boat he swan after the boy on the floating plank and took him to shore on his back