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Evening star., 1913-12-07
Build Up Reputation.

1T seems to me that automobile COM
panies and statesmen should first of all try
10 build up a reputation for their cars.
They should be able to guarantee to the
customer 81 worth OF actual service for
every dollar invested in car.
Even the lowest priced automobile
represents a considerable expenditure.
II Is not always an easy task to convince
a man that an investment of $500 10
5000 will be profitable TO him. We Elust
spend a great deal of time teaching the
public the utility, mechanical value, time
saving and pleaSure-gfvfng features or
motor cars. The days when an auto
mobile could be sold during a champagne
dinrter have passed
a bad trait of some automobile sales
men is the belittIing Of a competitor $
goods-that which is known as knock
ing I think this is one of the greatest
mistakes made in selling motor cars.
Knocking may make a sale, but II
doesn't build a permanent business.
Above everything else i discourage this
among the statesmen OF my company.
Fair and honest comparison any sales
man may make. That is necessary. 1t
may be possible to demonstrate that the
thing you sell Is better than the thing
another man sells: but that Is no reason
for saying that the competitors article
is not good i honestly believe that
knocking has lost more automobile sales
than any other one thing.
Evening star., 1913-12-07
Natural Gas TO Run Motors.

Saving OF gasoline has become SO i'm
portant a part OF factory economy that
number OF plants are using gas. nat
urai or artificial, for testing and running
in their motors. The testing department
is not the only one. however. that uses
gasoline. and the Automobile Chamber
of Commerce has discovered another place
in the factory to save gasoline This fs
In the cleaning process as used IN the
assembly department.
Evening star., 1913-12-07
Interest in Gotham Show.

With the approach of the national auto
mobile show to be held in the Grand
Central Palace. New York, January to
10. automobilists are looking forward with
interest to the exhibits, many Of which
will be entirely new to the public. Me-
chanical improvements OF many sorts
have been added to the 1914 cars and
these. together with the wide variety of
bodies which car manufacturers are Of
fering on their new types, undoubtedly
will be the features which will attract the
motorists attention at the show.
Evening star., 1913-12-07
New Service Station.

A seventeen-thousand-do combina-
ton garage and service station will short
ly be erected at New Hampshire avenue
and M street northwest by the Foss-
Hughes Company. in the interest OF own
ers of Pierce-Arrow cars. Plans have
been prepared and approved for mod
ern structure. The building will be one
with frontage OF 101 feet and a depth
of sixty-five feet.
Evening star., 1913-12-07
Returns From Long Trim.

William p. Barnhart, local representa-
tive for the King and Pullman lines, re-
turned a few days ago from a two-month
trip through his territory. which includes
Virginia, West Virginia. Maryland, North
Carolina, eastern Ohio and western Penn.
sylvania. He met with success every
where and returned with 728 signed con.
tracts for cars to be delivered during the
coming season.
Evening star., 1913-12-07
Deliveries of Fcrd Cars.

Ford cars were delivered during the
week ending yesterday as follows: Tour
ing cars to Mrs. Teresa ]. Phillips. Rem.
resentative George Z. German, Mrs
Dorothy Y. Jones, j. +. Kelchner, Alex-
snder NJ. Garden and E. Emmett: a town
car to Senator f. NJ. Simmons and a de-
livery wagon TO the Star Laundry Com
pany-
Evening star., 1913-12-07
Will Sell Arco Electrics.

w. F. Redmond of this city has joined
the Hudson Automobile Company and
will have charge of the sale of the Argo
electric line, which has recently been
added in conjunction with the Hudson
car Mr.. Redmond is an expert in the
electric car line and is well known in
local motor circles.
Evening star., 1913-12-07
On Hunting Trim.

A party OF local motorists are enjoying
a hunting trip on the lower Potomac as
the guests of Samuel A. Luttrell on his
motor boat Idlewild. In the party are
Joseph M. Stoddard. Louis Weaver,
George A. Weaver. ]. ]. Bartram and
Percy Childs. They left Thursday after
noon and are expected home tomorrow.
Evening star., 1913-12-07

IL users of steam cars ever notice their
water gauge at a standstii while under
steam, they should try the lower check
valve to see that IL has not become seat
ed These check valves have above them
a small hand wheel, the screwing down
of which releases the valve. IL Is possible
for this to happen and the boiler tubes TO
get burnt.
Evening star., 1913-12-07
1914 Studebaker Deliveries

A six-cylinder Studebaker sedan was
delivered yesterday to George A. An
thony; an electric coupe to Thomas w.
Smith. a former president Of the Wash
fngton Board OF Trade: q '.30'' touring
car to Louis A. Potter, jr., and four
cylinder touring cars to o. w. Hines, DR..
Edgar Thompson, w. e. Needs and Rob-
ert l. Lewis
Evening star., 1913-12-07
Purchases Stevens-Duryea.

E. NJ. Talcott Is the latest purchaser
Of a model c six. fve-passenger Stevens
Duryea touring car. The machine. which
was delivered a few days ago, is finished
In Brewster green, with running gear to
match.
Evening star., 1913-12-07
Discourage Price-Cutting.

Il also wish to discourage price-cutting
the giving of extra equipment. rebates.
etc Price-cutting should be done when
the price is first put on the car. No one
wishes to deny a manufacturer or a sales
man a legitimate profit. To that he is
entitled. II is the foundation OF all com
ynercial enterprises. No man objects to
paying for an honest return. No man
who buys an automobile at a cut price
is sure that he will get an honest return.
There is always a reasonable doubt that
he has got the rock-bottom price. He
may Justly feel that If the price was cut
Evening star., 1913-12-07
Returned From Territory.

Joseph B. Trew. sales manager OF the
nd-Washington Motor Company. re-
turned yesterday morning from a week 5
trip through southern Maryland, I'm the
interest of his company.
Evening star., 1913-12-07
En- Route to Indianapolis.

Hoover Holton, special representative
Of the Empire Automobile Company, left
yesterday for Indianapolis. He stopped
over in Washington while passing through
from the south.
Evening star., 1913-12-07
Returned From New York.

Messrs. Irving J. Henderson and Percy
Z. Rowe returned yesterday from New
York, where they went to confer with
officials of the Chevrolet Motor Company.
Evening star., 1913-12-07
Joins H. B. Leary, yr.

Roy G. Mcdowell. for a number OF
years with Miller Brothers. Is now con-
nected with III. b. Leary. r. local Max
well representative.
Evening star., 1913-12-07
Using Ford Town Car.

Senator F. M. Simmons OF North Caro-
lima has purchased a Ford town car and
Is using it daily about the National Cap
ital. The car is finished In black with
the interior Of black leather.
Evening star., 1913-12-07
AuTOMOBlLE
MALENDAR)

December e-12-A Annual conven-
ton Of American Road Builders
Association. Philadelphia.
December l1-2O = First interna-
tionaI exposition of safety and san
itation. New York city, American
Museum Of Safety.
January 2-10- Importers Auto
mobile Salon. Hotel Astor. New
York.
January. 3-10- New York show.
Grand Central Palace.
January 10-17-Philadelphia auto
mobile show.
January 10-i7-Ileveland automo-
bile show.
January 1924 = Annual show
Washington Automobile Dealers
Association. Convention Hall.
January 24-31-Rochester, N T.,
show.
January 24-31-Chicago show.
January 1851 - Scranton, Pa.
show.
January 31-February 7-Minne-
apolis show.
February 2-7-Bufralo passenger
car show.
February Ola Buffalo truck
show.
February 21-2s = Newark. N. J..
show.
February 27-March tcincinnati.
Ohio. show.
March TIA = Boston passenger
car show.
March 9-14-Show at Des Moines,
Iowa.
March 17-2-Boston truck show.
Evening star., 1913-12-07

motor car construction. The type of
clutch. the style OF ignition. the system
OF cooling. the method Of gear change.
are things which make little difference
10 the user of car, If he knows that the
car he buys has a reputation for deliver
ing the goods
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-14

iel in Die Sano unb betra1tete i'm
priifeno pot aIen Seiten.
,aein @eielenitiif, Surge" riei
ct bann, nein Weiiteritif bait 8u
eertaft!"
CT cling raid aus Der 8erfitdtt.
sd perbc grb BEL @elegenbeit
on bieies @ort erinnern!" iaste
Slorion Dor iid BIN.
.0ielIetdt ,tper6e iH i'm baI6 be.
niisen," miirrneIte Der ihtparae 9e.
ter, als er ben S1Iiiiiel iorsfGItis
in elm Stiif 2eintpon6 tpideIte un6
III ben @anoidranf einidloB.
gs mar Der finite Gag felt Dem
erIten 8eilihe bes @rnfen Wen3eI.
Der Weiitcr lieB cine Stiinbe friiber
Seierabeno mafen aIs eetpobnIif
umo ihidte ben 2ebrling in bic
@obnltube; er tpoIlte nihf, baB Ser
@raf geieben fpiirbe, tuenrr err fGme.
slber feline goriid]t mar iiberfliiiiig;
crit ais bie Maht bereinse6ro6et
nor, frat @enael tief permlimmt in
bic Shmieoe, mo Neter ieiner
partete.
.Sertig9" fraste er fiirs.
,sSertis!" mar bic ebenIo frrSc
Mrttport.
y@s lit alles besabIt, poblper.
itanoen alles, ntft 10, MeiIter2"
vGs lit aqcs be5ablt, SEER
Grail"
Sdnellen Sfrittes perlieb 8en.
Sel bic Soble. Der SfmieS trat IN
Die 3biire unb iab inn mad, ID
lange CT ben laneen, flatternoer
Wantel burd Die Sdatten DER Iadt
ieben fonnte.
sd nil mid bdngen laiien,"
lad)te or baum, ripeitn Der Ser
@raf uidt irgelb elm 9ubenitiid
den i'm Sdiloe fiibrt; or bat mid
su ieinem Seller gemadt, CT iol
mid nidt umionit baSu gemadt ia
benz"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-14

l6ob CT babirl leidt unb geuanbt
iprang er iiber Sefen iinb 8rdben.
@ottfrieo unb gpdJen iaben inn
poa 8ermunoeriing 81.
80, pie berrli6!" iu6elte er, ais
er auf einen Selienporiprung geflet.
teri mar lrno nit eittem Male bas
0orf unb bos Sbal NIT Dem idJim.
mernben SluB linO ben 3innen bes
Sdloiies Sobenali uno oas weite
2uno Dor iif aiisgebreitet iab.
.@ottfrieo uno Gpd)en, fommt unO
ireut giid nit mir!!"
"a itanoen lie ale bret, nno
@ottirieo uno gpd)ett waren faum
i'm Stanoe, oa Die Sragell su be.
%onttporten, pel6e 6loriat on lie
ridtetc.
Limo pie beiBt bas groBe S6lob,
was bort iiber Die 8ronen Der
gGume cmlporragt2"
.Ios lit S6lob Sobenan," errpi'
berte 8ottfrieo.
sd mohte es mobl einmal IN Der
9tGbe ieben."
SO mollen mir bitgeben, Der
@eg lit nitt melt, if femme i'm
gall5 gelai."
Sic maften iid) arf uno itanbcr
nod elmer StutDe por Dert @raben
meldc bas Sd,loB 1tmgaben. Stal'
memo betrod)tete Slorian Die mdd)tl'
zen @ranitmollern oeiielben, Die ell
geu. orulfelu Sbore NIT ben %eiierner
| Sollgittcrn, Die groBen, idmerer
| 3uafetten. Sier nio ba flettertI
Gpbeu ulo miloer Wein al Dem 0e
mdiler empor. aui Dem Salfor
ariinte ulio bliibte eS bon Vlatt
pilan5en mo 9lumen.
Gin letter, mattpoller Ban,
iagte Slorian enolid), "abcr nib
umirennOlid)!"
lin 10 unireuholidler lit ober
Der oltc Sburm bort" cntge9nct
Gpd)cil.
% bait Iii rcdlt," iubr Sloriol
tort, .oiric idpuarScrL fablcn Moll
crn nit Den flcinen. OiiItcrenL per
aittcrten tSenItcrn boben ctluao Gro
bcnoes. llnbeimlidcSl GaSu oa
brGunlidc @cwGiier IN ocn breiteI
@r1ben unb ooS ld)ipdnfcnoC
rouihenoc Gobri6t.-ob Der Ora
ben wohl tiei lit, 8ottfrieo?"
Der porige &cntmcilter beS @ro
len lit onrin crtrnnfen.."
,@aS benm? No?"
,Sieb MIR bort, geraoe iibcr Scr
@aiieripiescl!"
.Oas Senitcrd)cn bort! I'D moft
uid)t in Der Stube bort mobncn. D
fonnte man lpobl oaS gall5c Sab
! lang fcinen Somuenitrabl icben!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-14
6. s. opiteI.
Ter SMlIKel.

Gs bate Slorian Elm @lid 5u
iein geoaht, bnB er in Dem Sauie
oes Sdmieos bate bleiben oiirfen;
aber er empfano mir su balo, bab er
BON einem boien Serrn Su einem
nod boieren gefommen mar. limo
bod bereute er es ,tiht, eebIie6en 5u
iein; pie jGbaornig aud Der Weiiter,
nie idtper feline Sano aid iein
modte, Guianna mar fir i'm elm
Gngel Der Milbe uno Cite. sic er.
leidterte ibm iein bartes Soos, 100
lie irlr fonnte, mnb menlt er lire
Gimme bGrte. lpenr er lire Sippen
auf ieiner @anse iiibltc. Damn
alaubte Ser arnle, ~perlaiiene a,tabe
ieine eigene Wutter miebergeinnoen
5l baben.
Sait orei Sabre bate Slorian baS
Mab gebrebt. brei lange Sabre,
CONNER mo @iilter, ppnt friiben
Morgen bis ii ole Nadt. slm GnOe
bes oritten Sabres bate Der WeiIter
at ibnt geiagt: .9as fannit III
iebt mobl! Bon MN OIL mirIt III
anoere 4rbciten pcrrihten." @c.
nige 3agc ipGter bnttc CT einen
Suno mitgebrod)t.
5lorian erlernte onS 'Satopcrf
idynel mo leidt, iuib wern ea ihin
aitd) on arait iebltc. ben Idppercll
Sanmmcr 5u idrpinaen, 10 mad,te,
i'm lein idarics angc nno ieillc &C.
lcnfigen Singer Inn 10 geifidter 81
ieincn Nrbciteu. Nof eireln Sabre
tbot err Is ben bci6en 8eIellen BARN
5iiuor.
Der @eiiter freufe iid Der Gid
tigfeit ieincs behring's nno niiete
lie nod ar1iien ans; aber boS Soos
Oes 3nubeu iwlrbe onrum llid)t bel
Ter. 9tur iano er iest baufiser De
lcaenbeit ais iriiher, Die @eiitcril1
ulo lire ainoer 81 icbcn itnS nit
ibncu ipredlen 81 fonmen.
Sloriau ipar alio bon BEN Ofet'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-14
dem Stsl5e auf ietner anmitbisen.
Shnttpu &prnohIiu.

dem StslSe auf ieiner anmutbisen.
i6onen @emablin.
yWiGit Oh Die Stiferei niht
ruben laiien, liebe Siloegarb, ltto
animerfiam anboren, mas i6 Dir
an iagen babe2"
SD bore Dir ia INNER sit, 8al.
bemar, mir ent9ebt feines Seiner
Worte!"
.Seiite piit1i6e ih Define beion.
oere auimerfiomfeit, neil aud)
meme Iittbeiling bon beicnoercr
Irt it,"
On mafit MIDI neusierig, meinI
2ieber."
sd bin eS lGiisit, bin lGngit
neiiaierig, mie III Die Mittbeilnng
auinebmen mirit. SD bofie, oab
On Did burh bieielbc nift mif'
resit."
rslbcr, mas lit Ocm %geifeben?
9u Gngltiait midi"
.SIt bieie Iuircgnng ld)oh oa?
Gel rilbig, S~ilbe9arb, cS lit ni6ts,
moriiber Iu 5u cridreden brarfIt.
es lit mr. l%lngerpcbnteS. Sd mlB
9id) ailf einige Gage perlallel!!"
% mein 8ott!" riei Die HrGiin
erbleifeno.
.slber, SiloegarO-licbcS aino!"
.@oloemar. III nciBt llid)t. ME
icbr ih Gid liebc, mcld)e IngIt MIDI
ergreiit, mcnn i6 mr. boran ocnfc,
nidt in Ieincr G6be ieln 5l oiir..
icu."
.GS boilcrt ia mir ipcnlge Sagc,
spci @od,en bodItens, iino ld) bun
uieoer bobeim bel Girl"
.Hltr mrniac Gage! Sn ellcr
! GSortiebmg nni Ser 4. Seitc.l
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-14

lih beSeid1net mcrben mu6. Gin
2ebrling, Der ein iold)es Stiif Ir.
belt gemaft bat, miro @eiele."
SO ecbt mir cine iolde 9lr6eit
auf, @ciiter! Sd mcroe lie ma.
d)eil."
sou geid,eben, Surge, aber crit
Den Shliiiiel! l1n6 iest fomm nit
ms Sans, Dit fannit bellte am
Siid)c mitelien. Comic aber Die
Come ultereesaneen lit, legit 9it
Gid idlofcn. ooinit Olt nieber Dor
Sngcsntbrild) aufiteben uno Die al.
geinnacltc Irheit fortiesen %fannlt!"
limo bis bo6in. Satcr?" frogte
Gpttirieb id)iihtern.
Sam er mnd)en, mas CT MIL"
so oiirfcn mir 5uiamnlen ipa-
Siercn gcben2"
I'D, bobc nihtS oogegen, bod
ieio Sbr mir 5itr 3cit oabeim."
Die 2inoer bGtten am liebiten bas
Mittagsbroo i'm Std, eelaiiet mo
udren iogleid) binausgeeilt; aber tie
muiBten ansbolten. aaum aber lpar
Der Mcilter pom eide aIfgeItan-
ocn. ba itiirmten Tie jlibelnb fort.
Sloridn bate beitc ben ifonitell
Gag ieines 2ebeilS. gtod) niemals
bate or Oos @liid senoiien, nit
frobliden gltersgenpiien frobli6 81
icin; bei,te 0itrfte or eS, iino Die
langc Sitriifseordngte iiigetolide
2l,it brad unsebemnlt berpor. gr
ians iu,b pfiff nit ben 8ogclli I'M
oic @ette, in pfeiIiduteIem 2aufe
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-14
Die feindid)en brQder.


miro Is Iir pohl gebell, mcili
&ino.~ troitetc Sitioruta ben idJlnd,-
jeI,bell altaben mo gclcitctc i'm aus
Dem @Gitsdcn.
Mi bernielbcn N%llgelblldc trot
Ecter ans DER Sdynlicbc.
Sltianna c%rbleid,tc.
.@as lit oos fiir ciu Surge,
Srai?"
Gin ornlcs, perlaliencS aino. &c
fer! Sd bob 6 geitcrn Sibeno Ialbs
tcbt bon Der Sdmellc bier allf-"
Limb buit linn eil Eager berec'
rid)tet mo ibm Den fnlirrenOcn Mas
gen sefiiat uub Si,m NbihieO nod
iGltberlid) nit @ottirieo's aleioerlt
ausitaiiirt, be9"
,Geter. er lit driller ais mir, er
fat feinen aberdeen ans Der peiten
@eltl"
,llnb barlm miib id i'm nGbrcrl
iunb fleiben? @ariim bolt 3u i'm
niht onf's ShloB eeifidt? Irme
2eiitc mie mir fcnnen itift uffenen
Gid, fir iremSes Solf ur,b berse-
lauiene Sneebiebe balten."
@r padte Den 31naben Bel Der
Shulter nno brebte i'm nnianii
beriim.
.Wie beiBt On bent, 8urihe?
Was bait 1u gelernt9 $50 finn
Define gItern?"
sd belize Jlorian," itotterte De,
8nabe-.ih FAINT aiif bent Seilt
tanaen-@Itern babe ih niht."
Cine nette Silanse," ladte bel
Shntieo nuf.
Slorian ifliis Die gmgen 81 30
bei1--belle 3otbe ities ibm IN oil
bleifen Waneer.
.Teter," bot Snianna, .oenf al
Teine eieenen 2in6er!""
,0auert Did Der Sunee2" fraet'
er ,tno blidte lie lauernb an.
sd miibte ein Sers bon Steii
baben, iper,t mid iein llnsliid MIDI
riibrtc."
Limb Iu, gurid'--seidllt es 81,
BEL uns?"
.Sebr gut" iaete Der anabe leii
unb iab NIT einem ~banfbaren Bid
5u Ser Jrau ai,f.
,1as lit ia prGdtig!" rief Be
Sd)mieo NIT idaoenfrobem sSobne
no fdnnit 0u bier bleiben!"
,gber, Setter"
.Dos sibt's, Srau2 Gn bdit if,
auSaencmimen, b~eberberst, geipeiii
geflei6et-i4 niG bas quite @erl
0as 9u anaefaneeu bait, au gno
fiibren! Sd bebalte ben Sunge'
bier nnb Iebre i'm arbeiten."
.SuIanna erihraf; Der ihparS
Yeter un6 Elm g,ttes Derf; %
pabte nift s%miammen! @os modi
er MIR NIT benz 2naben norbaben
1lorian periudJte ibm 81 banter
,Warid) in bic Shmiebe!" inter
braf er i'm ranb rmo 5og i'm M
iid fort.
! aIs Suidnna cine St,tn6c ipGte
in Die @erfItatt trnt, I'M nod Der
anaben su ieber, itano er in oer
auiten uno brebie bas @ab Oes 8lc
iebalss.
Or ioG mir ben Snn6 eriesen.
lahte ibr 8eter bobniidp ms "
iift.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-14

10 mill ids ais 8"ciclcnitiid Be,
troften."
.Sabt Tonf, Ieiiter!."
Sn Ser fclgenbcn Naf)t idlici
Slorinn niht. slS Ole @ciellcn Die
Shmieoe n%erlaiien bnttelt, iestc or
iid an iein @eieqeuitiid. nno ais
Der Meiiter in Der Sriibe Die Sbiir
offnete, bate er cs poaenbet.
Gritoiint nabm Yetcr ben Shliii.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-14
&apitcl.
Sas @erbrcdcn.

Die @raiin job in ibrem &c.
made am S%tidrabmen. Sbr gegen-
iiber hattie IalOemar Ylas gellom.
men. Scin auae riihte nit sGrtli-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-14
lteber $4,000 abselcbmt!

: Snncrbdlb Der lcBten 5chn
= Sabre baben Die S~crorsgeber
= oieier Seituns fir obisc Suun,e
= In5ei9cs Iuftrdsc. ipcIdc fir
: fatbolid c 3eitungcil nid,t :
= n%nnebnbdr ipdren, ~ublcbnen
= miiiicn. @s banSelt iidD I'm
= 1old)c Ir5ciecn, ipcldc unrceIlc
: iino unpaiicnbc Nnpreiiuueen
= in,b empfebluneen bctrnicn. bic
= ipir i'm Sntereiic Der reeIlcn @es
= Id,dftslpelt iinb ans prinSis
= ptellen 8ebcnfen bon
T inicren 2eieru fcrnbictten.
= Wir Oanfcn Bel bieicr &C. :
= lc9cntcit alien ictcn ycicrn ltnb
= Mn5eieefnnbcn, lpeld)c burdl i6rc
: finan5iellc llnteritiisung unicrcr :
= Sldttcr b 10 II bnbcn. odS
= lie ein @~eritdnbnif fir bic
= SGtuierisfeifen nnierer Gage ais
= Seransgsber fathuliiher Seitun.
= Gen beipieien baben. 8ir bitten
= audl in 3ufunft sei(. Inicrc
: 8ldtter nift 81 nersciier, ipcnn
+ CO it'd I'm u n5cisen banbclt. :
= fpclfc fir unierc 9Idtter
+ a a + m cdbie iinb.
: 8atbpIifhe 9rudsefeafhaft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-14

CSortiesruis ani Ser 4. Seitc.,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-10-28
A New Principle in
Complexion Treatment
(From Society World)


Most creams are injurious when
used habitually. They clog the pores
and eventually form a permanent,
soggy, sitting film which interferes
with eliminative action and makes the
skin sickly and pasty. There is an
pplication-mercolize wax-which
acts upon an entirely different prin-
ciple. While perfectly harmless, it
has the peculiar property of remov-
ing by absorption the dead and half
dead particles of scarf skin, as well as
unhealthy matter in the pores. Thus
1t takes away from instead of adding
to the complexion, differing in this re-
spect from cosmetics. The result Is
q perfectly natural and healthy young
complexion. Mercolized wax, procur-
able at any drug store Zone ounce is
sufficiently, is applied at night like cold
cream and washed off in the morning.
The correct principle in the treat
ment of wrinkles Is to tighten the
skin, which naturally irons out the
lines A face bath, remarkably effec-
tive in this direction, may be made by
dissolving / OF. powdered saxolite in
u pt witch hazel.
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manager will be written to Joe Smith,
manager of the Cincinnati Shamrocks
Harry Hawkins, manager of the Day
ton Shilohs; Bruce Weldon, who
brought the All Stars to this city from
Indianapolis; Andy Reinhart, manager
of the indianapolis Reserves for many
years and George Rohrer, manager of
the Norwood Blues of Cincinnati.
All of these men are experienced
managers and have enjoyed the conf
dence of the players for many years
and any one would be able to give
Richmond a winning team.
The terms that the local club will
extend manager were not determin-
ed, 1t depending largely upon the kind
Of proposition that would be offered
for it's consideration. 1t wants team
that will be able to win at least two
thirds of the games on its schedule
and will be prepared to pay a substan-
'tial bonus to it's manager for next year
providing he can show the right kind
of figures in his percentage of games
won for the season.
Negotiations Not Dropped.
This does not mean that all nego-
stations with Kenney are dropped. He
is considered by many as the most de-
sirable man who can be given the
n.anagership for next year and it is
known that he desires to come to
Richmond Should he be given charge
of baseball here, he will be instructed
to build up an entirely new team, part
of whom may be West Covington play
ers, but not so many as to stamp it as
this years West Covington team.
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SENTIMENT AGAINST
W CONVICTION TEAM
Baseball Club Decides to
Pick 1914 Aggregation
From Different Towns.
WANTS GOOD MANAGER
BY cHALMER MuTcHNER.

Owing to dissatisfaction expressed
by Richmond baseball fans at the idea
of bringing an outside baseball team
to this city next season, the Richmond
Baseball club at It's meeting last night
decided 1t would be better to Instruct
the manager that will be hired for next
years team to select his players from
a number of different places.
Baseball fans of this city have ex-
pressed dislike for the idea of bring
ing the entire West Covingtn team
here next year, believing it would not
receive the support that would be &C
corded a newly organized nine.
At the meeting last night the cor
respondence that has passed between
George Brehm and r. l.. Kenney, man.
ager Of the West Covington team was
ordered filed for future reference and
the secretary was instructed to open
negotiations with number of other
well known managers Of semi-profes-
sional teams in Ohio and Indiana.
Letters stating the desire of the To-
cal organization to employ capable
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