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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-21
Radium Found by
Scientist in Spring

WILLIAMSTOWN, MASS, oct. u
Professor J. II Shrader, of the de-
parrment of physics at Williams Col
lege, announced to-day he had found
traces of radium in a spring near here
According to the experiments the
presence of this rare and valuable
element seems to be manifested in the
form of gas, and so far all Profess
sor Shrader's efforts to reduce it tc
salts of radium have proved unsuc
ceSsful.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-21
Branch Parcel Post
Office for w. Hunter

po.tmaster Boiling Jones an
.,rred Tuesday that a branch por-
al most office would be established
=, N,-. 46 and 4S West Hunter street.
We are now handling between
F, ,oo nd 10000 packages a day." said
,r. Jones. within a year we will
ss bsndling $4,000 packages a day.
rba Growth of this business is re-
and it is mostly new bust
uess
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-21
Danton's Descendant
On Longest Air Trip

Special Gable to The Atlanta Georgian.
PARIS, Oct. 21.-Through a rain
storm Aviator Pierre Daucourt, great
grandson of Danton, accompanied by
Henri Roux, set out to-day in an
aeroplane on a 3,150-mile fight TO
Cairo, Egypt.
This is the longest air voyage ever
attempted
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-21
5000 Children Pay
Honor to Dead Hero

WHEELING. w. VA. Oct. Iii
Five thousand school children
marcehd in the funeral procession
which to-day followed to the grave
the body of Jacob Biz, city light
tender, who gave his life in saving
5year old Robert Rudisle from death
under a railroad train.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-21
AnsIeN-McCartY Wedding.

Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Percival Ans
ley have issued invitations to the
marriage of their daughter, Laura, 10
Mr. John Rucker McCarty on Thurs
day evening, November 6, at o'clock,
the Prado, Ansley Park.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-21
Sturpeon-EIkin Weddino,

The marriage of Miss Amelia Stur-
geon to DR.. Arch Elkin will take place
Tuesday evening at $3.50 o'clock at
the home of the brides sister and
brother, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Collier,
on Park lane. After the reception DR.
Elkin and his bride will leave for a
trip East On their return they will
be at home with Mr.. and Mrs. Col
lier.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-21
West End Sewing Club.

The West End Sewing Club met
last with Mrs. c. ]. Thornton and
was DELIGHTFULLY."- entertained. 1t will
meet Friday, October "a, at 10 o'clock,
with Mrs. r. o. Hudson, No. 8 South
Gordon street.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-21
ARRESTED FOR LovE-MAkINe.

SAVANNAH, Oct. ELS. w. John
son, said to be a prominent citizen
Of Millen, was heavily fined by Re
corder Schwarz for an alleged at
tempt To- make love to every woman
he met on Broushton street
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-21

Thaddeus Johnson takes place We'd
nesday evening. Assisting her in re-
ceiving her guests will be Miss Mar
tina Duncan Miss Fay Duncan, of
Dauglasville, and Mrs. Merritt Muir
ply, of Little Rock, Ark.
Mrs. w. b. Reeves and Mrs. c. ],
Williamson will pour coffee and Miss
es Mary Head and Erin Hayes, of
West Point, will serve punch.
About rs guests will be present
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-21
Suffrage League Meeting.

At the meeting of the Woman
Suffrage League on Wednesday, Oc-
tober %, at 8 p. M, in Carnegie Lii
brary, Miss Aurelia Roach will MAKE
ar address on municipal government
Mrs. A. S. Mccarthy will read a pa
per on THE Woman of Tomorrow
and Mrs. A. C. Smith will speak or
current suffrage events.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-21
For Miss Katherine Ellis.

Mrs. Thornton Marye%will give a
small bridge party Friday afternoon
for Miss Katherine Ellis, a debutante.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-21
Mrs. Gunby to Entertain.

Mrs. r. f. Gunby will give a buffet
luncheon for the younger set on
Thursday, October 80, at the resi-
dence Of her father. Mr.. Clarke How
ell, ST., on Peachtree street. The oc-
casion will compliment Miss Rather
inc Ellis a debutante of the season,
and Miss Constance Knowles, a bride
elect
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-21
TAYLOR Benedict.

The marriage of Mrs. Kate Taylor,
of Macon, and DR.. Samuel c. Bene-
dict, of Athens, which takes place
Thursday at noon at the brides home
in Macon, will be of much interest,
both bride and bridegroom being
prominent and popular.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-21
For Miss Anne Akers.

The buffet luncheon to be given by
Misses Mary and Helen Hawkins No
vember will compliment Miss Anne
Akers, a debutante.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-21
Eastern Star.

Atlanta Chapter. No. 81, Order of
Eastern Star, will hold it's regular
meeting this Wednesday, October %,
at 1880 o'clock at the Masonic Temple.
All members are urged to be present.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-21
For Miss Cochran,

For Miss Cochran.
Miss An: Belle Adkins box party
Monday complimented Miss Ona
Cochran, a bride elect. Guests were
Misses Aline Wellborn, Ursula Work
man, Laura Hart and Eunice Coch-
ran.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-21
For Mrs. Chanev.

For Mrs. CLANCY.
Mrs. Douglas Coleman CLANCY, of
Virginia, who arrives Thursday to
visit Mrs. Bun Wylie, will be rendered
several informal affairs, among them
a series of small parties Mrs. Wylie
is planning
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-21
Wood Campbell.

The marriage of Miss lillian Wood.
of Nashville, to Morton Campbell, of
Atlanta, took place Tuesday morning
at 10 o'clock at the rectory of the Ca
thedral of Incarnation. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. Father
Parker.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-21
For Miss Martin.

For Miss Martin.
Miss Frances Connally will give a
bridge party this week for Miss Alice
Martin, of Jacksonville, Fla, who Is
visiting Mrs. Warner Martin.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-21
SeIkirk Bowies.

Selkirk- SoWies.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Selkirk an
pcunce the marriage OF their daugh
ter, Dorothy MelroSe, to Horace
Wheeler Bowles, the wedding having
taken place Sunday, October 10, at
the brides home in Druid Hills. Only
the immediate families were pres
, ent. Rev. w. r. Owen officiated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bowles are at home
to their friends at No. 20 Druid place.
Lester Brinson.
Miss Mary Lester and Philip l..
crimson were married on October 10
at D. m. at the Snider Memorial
parsonage, Jacksonville, Rev Clarke
Crawford officiating
The bride is a former Atlanta girl.
The couple are at home at NO, 44Z
Duval street, Jacksonville, Fla.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-21
A Coat Sale Thursday

The best outer wrap styles that we have
ever been so fortunate to show will be on dis
play here tomorrow.
There are $50 coats and wraps In about
twenty different styles, .ffording wide scope
for your selection, and remarkable values In each
class Most of them are adaptations of approved
foreign styles, and the variety shown is so great
that no difficulty will be found In securing
stylish wrap, at popular price, suitine your
individual taste.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-21

Mrs Leroy Duncan will give .
h,Iffet luncheon Wednesday at her
home on Myrtle street for Miss Mar
tha Duncan. whose marriage to Mr..
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-21

D. A. r. Restaurant.
Interest continues to center around
the D. A. r. restaurant in 'The House
That Jack Built" Mrs. Dan Lyle is
chairman for Wednesday and VIII be
assisted by these women, who are
members of her committee: Mrs. 5.
n. Connally, Mrs. ]. c, McCrory. MIS-.
w. e. Whitehead, Mrs. \. V. Hart
well. Mrs. J. O'Keefe Nelson, Mrs.
Edward Lowery, Mrs. Arthur rue
Mrs r n. Drake. Mrs. Julian Bailey,
Mrs Neal, Miss Martha Harris, Miss
Hartwell
Dinner. 50c-Roast beef, brown
gravy. rice, spaghetti, French fried
potatoes, pickles, hot rolls, coffee or
tea, two-storied Potato pie,
Lunch, 35c-Cornfeld nam, cole
slaw, hot rolls, tea or coifee.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-07-02

Sobannes o. / bans @en9ipeIier al
Sein Oro.
suit booo Seils ioaoe til Hi.
fooemls; nuoen nogen biiOer feot
paanp. fan ban life ie SUBS &t.
ge" nl1oen no8en bliOer loot
at gano og 9lanO. fan ban life
fomme mo / @nos aige.4
0ette, Ian life ie~, fan life
fomme mo I @nos aige1, oct bar
baarOe Oro for enbper, iom mente
at hume ie % biplpe lie ieIo mo
CUBS aige uoen ny 5soiel.
gnbber Qfltligbeo er uOeluffet.
Roget lienenoe aigiort meoer pi
aIIereoe / Seiu Oro gers 26 og
q - De TO SIags Naao.
Men noar ban iaa pioere tiger
IS bare iet mig og Dog life tro.
(8. 36) = oSngen fan fomme til
mig, uoen 6aoeren, iom ienOte mig,
oraoer bam@ Gg. 44) og igrlie
.Qeriom 5 life aOe @enneifeisn.
mems ag0 og oriffer bans BLOB,
baOe 5 life Gin / eoer" 90. 53),
Iaa titles bans 8iIberere oOer for
no9et Iige iao afgiort, noget, De
Ilet life fan fonme uOen ON.
Os = Be 0eiIige. oeIii9neOe
ORD. Seius toIte ON ben @oO,
Ser oarer", ON gepigt 9ip@. ON Jig
ieIo iom o2ipets greo og 9ioets
Crit, og ON, at Den, aiom TOM.
mer til BAN, oil ban ingenlnnOe
fate no" = Bette birtelig glaze
9uoifab, oct er gaaet oeres gren
forbi.
Ren eet bar De anbenbort for.
ltaaet = at uoen ON Seius, uoen
at TONNE I'll Dam % fro paa
BAN, uoen at nooe bam. bar Der
in9en gei til Simmerig eler til
epigt 2iO.
9ette aItioo, at set oarige c,
BET ebige Sin o9 oct ebi 9 e
2ips Earring aennem Cubs
Sen, at oct titles iaa abiolut for.
an, oct er for Dem oen baorOe SoIe.
Ren er oct life oct iamme emo.
nu2 Rnnee bpIber ariihis Tom
en- flor MoroIlerer, ariIten0ommen
Tom Den iterite c~ibiliierenoe Rogt,
men oens abfoIutisme er
Dem en- baaro Gale.
9ette, at bet obioIut ianoe, BET
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-07-02
Rel oct Sogn
tilbsrer jog life.

@anife tilf9Ioigt er ies fommen
til at lPie ct Bar artifler / .9an.
nepirfe" Of ben gennem fine Sfrif-
ter NOT iao befenote 5orfotter 90
Brett SIR. gitereaaro. San ipnes
imioIertio fun at pRre oanrligt be-
panoret / Geologien. On bis 3eoIo.
al bar ban 10 nof oannet fig, og
ieg foritoar, at ban enoogiaa fin.
Der ben iaa fortr9fieIie, at ban
enifer at meooeIe ben til andre.
StnffeIs 5oIf, iom ital IeDe pao
6enl
Gen fsrite artifel l9ite ieg for
ca. tire Wooneoer iioen. San bar
Der peo at beitemme, bnor itor 81
belen ber p9re, eaer boilfe Del of
Den. man fan antage iom aonon
eller RegeI. Seq fan life citere Or.
oene, ban brugte, oa ieg life bar
glaoene oeo Snanoen, men Wenin.
gen buffer ieg tpoeIiet NOT: Sons
gibeI inoifranfeoe fig til bet npe
9eitamente. Gen femme Sage peo
ben Geologi er imiolertio ben, Of
bet gornle Teltomente er inaleoes
inoflettet | bet npe, faa be ilet lite
er til at ifilIe 40. 9ette bliper
gitergaaro ieIp uoen at nioe bet ct
gebis paa. Sor ire Waaneoer H.
Den bopoe ban altiaa en- Oibel, be.
Ttoaenoe al 81 gsger, men MI er
oen bleoen i~noffrenfet til A. mem.
Zig be fire Gpaneelier. SporIeoes
er bette oa gaaet til2
Seq foritaor, at Der | .Gmne.
pirfe" for Eioen fbres en- Gorbano.
ling ON G~orioningen. Netop bpor
gommel benfte GorbanoIine er, beo
ieg lite. Nen ieg Deo, at ben ber-
opre befenote prait III. &elpeg,
fom 10 MI ! mango aor bar OPP
bolot fig I Tonmarf, for 8 q 6
aar fiben boIot ct Goreoroe ON
Gorionineen, bDiIfet eeentIig git
lo poo, at Der ineen Gorioning er.
Gan bIep it9rft imSoegaaet al
@rumbtpieianerne al ben eomIe
efoIe, men Bette ~bebfrte0e. at BON
Loo 0orebroeet trptte I ~e6iifoIe.
blaba~. Derne artiteI bprte ~ !
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-07-02

oarige, oct epige 2io ifal iattes
iou Gr. I, og at Sro paa ariitlis
% giDoelie al BAN til R9ring for
@uoslioet er eneite Bel til Salig-
beo, oct er en- Gale, Tor bnis SfDlo
mange bender ariitus 3pggen.
Seilts nioite oct, at mango Tor
oenne Gales Sfplo piGoe iorlaoe
banl ban bioite enoogioa. at Sii-
oas pitoe forroaoe bam. aa ia.
1oao bar SoIen ON eoigt 9ip for
Ben pen9egerrigel
gMen bpao ON 5 fon lie Menne-
iteipnneu fare op, boor ban nor
ier2" 9ette er iom ct iioite aouo.
reuoe 0ro til Dem, Der ~forargeoes
poa bans Gale.
gSbao om?~ = ON oct M al
ligepeI itaoiaiter iig, iom ieg Dor
iagt, bnab iaa me0 eoer2 Del er
ppro at tunfe oner.
Men iao De tolu2 aQ1on ogiaa )
oilIe gaa bort?" San oil. DC ifoI
tage StanOpunftet, og ban biaIper
Dem oertil me0 tit Spgr9smaal.
Ser Dor ct anoet Sper9smaaI,
iom loa Iiee op til Seiu Sperss-
maaI, oe oct er oct, pi bar int iom
Operifriit = Iii b0em?
Oct bapoe De mango, Der forloo
Seius, nof CLIENT at iperge on.
I'll boem2 iperoer 9eter. bbem
itlll6e DC goa ben til. bni5 be Tor
foo 5eius?
gette SpergsmaaI faiter 9Iiffet
no I belle oen pioe @eroen, % oct
Ieoer os til at tgufe paa, bbao
iamme 9eter ii0en iagoe: Ger er
fife 6reIie / nogen anoen; tbi Der
er life noget on0et Qaun UNDER
9immeIen, eipet iblanot Nenne-
fer. peo boiIfet ri ifuloe bliue
i~reIite CLIP. q. 4. 12).
@en lag RGrfe til Geters e9et
Soar Der: I'll bar oet enige 2ips
Gro, oe ri boOe troet og erfenot,
at on er CUBS SelIiee."
9et er ct mGrfeIiet Guar, ior-
oi oct itaor / 5orboIo til Seins
Here lloioen.
.9u bar oct cpiee 9ips Oro",
oct bill life Blot iise, at Seius bar
taIt Orb o m oct eoige Gin, men
Oro, iom bier Sci til og biGlper
til 3eIaotisbeo / oct epige 2iO.
Og, npi bare troet o9 erfenot, al
on er CUBS SeIIige". Eroet ierit,
% Ioa iioen bar De erfenot oct, De
ierit troeoe.
Ga mon life llotrnffet Cubs
SeIlige" itaar i 6orboIo til De Orb,
Seius bar toIt ON, al ban er font
men neo ira SimmeIen, at Sub
bor bans 5ooer. og ban bar BET
Sob og Blob, ser ifuIoe giue Ser
oen 2ib2
6qnf on faa oner oct. 2Gier,
hois on innes. Seiu SaIe er booro,
hbis on nenoer BAN 4negen, ii |
bbem bill on ian goa9
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-07-02

ifaI eIenme og tiIgioe. CT ialif 9g.
re = Der maa gefenoelie til ierit,
iaa bIiner Der IiIoipeIie, % iaa fan
man gIemme.
grof. gnien: Get er umuIig ior
os at iorene os me0 andre Samiuno
iaaIGnge bi boIoer taft neo a2eoen.
De 9rinciper".
gnit. aieloas: San piIoe iper.
&c - fol 5rifirfen iianie paa 4aln.
ueien2
Bolt. @intber: SfnISe pGre gIao
ouer at ie Screening, men life poa
Den Wnooe iom ioreilaaet.
Der oroinereoes 8 teol. aonoi.
batter til gr9ite. oe 9rGoifeembe.
oct.
Zen norife Spnooc.
boIot efstraoroinurt Meoe / 3ions.
@firfen, minneapolis. begpn6en6e
Onsoag ben II. SUM.
angaaenoe en- SnobDoelfe
til at boIoe Spnooemgoe /
San5rancisco / 1915 Inier ri ieI.
genoe:
en- meget ppn Snobnoelie ira
5ormanoen, Woore, % S~efretpren.
Gausii9, for Convention Commit.
tee" ianIt en- Iignenoe ira ielpe gp.
en- pe0 Sefr. 5eIton 3nplor for
Convention 2eogue bIep opInit Of
3ormanoen. Snorfor bill man ioa
aerne boue os norife oerno2 Sffe
bare Tor at niie i'm @pitiribeo.
yien man fenoer ogioa oeruoe til,
booo De Rorife. 0onife, Spenife og
1pife bar uorettet paa andre San.
ter i SanOet. 3e bill ocrne benDtte
oenne anleoning til at ioo iaa man.
&c iom mulig al oisie Qmerifas
mott oeiirnble citizens" oeruo. De
trqnges oeruoe, og Stnten fan oa.
iaa bpoe De berIigite anIeoninger |
Solifinnets Gono for Settlere.
Store, riee Gale lager og benier
poa be 9uiinoer. iom meo 5ioen fit.
ferIig bill iinoe iis Stem. Sborfor
life ina De beoiie g0iembpaaere".
Tom amerifa bar, oeribIanot De
9orife2
gt oct oiIoe bIipe ben beoiie Nn.
leoning, Tom Snnooen nooen Sinoe
bar bait og eiter al Son6ipnIiabeo
oil inn. til at giue bort firfeIiae
arbeioe pna apiten ct mpgtiet Steo
fremn6 blen fr%embGoet. Otter al
San6innIiabeo oil ginetten, 9llr OF
Retur, blipe fat til life ooer $50.
5or Dem, Tom fonnmer / 3%orbinoeI.
ie meo bette Reoe Ioneoes oeioo en-
State" al I Dollar poa gooeSotel.
Ter. WnoIti6er life inobefottet. ct
gtrenu bill fomme | Stono til at
beIfntte bore Soft mob .Sborfs".
Tom mnoife niIoe inmIes for anleo.
ningen. 9et bar Tonfen oaiao at
faa Spnooens Sangerforbuno iomt
llngoomsforbunoet oeruo poa lam.
me lib. Gen fntoIife airfe, iom
bar giigt og begge enoer | Cali.
%fornin, bill nnturlignis gore fla iaa
breo Tom muIia neo en- ioaoon Nn.
Looming, bporfor ifaI life on Den
liitberife airfe, Decentralization,
beiie fin Sane bsit Der, bbor anleo.
ming bpoes? oWbere there is a
min, there Is q ipop", iagbe 5or.
manb gisrgo. BED prsbeafIteni.
ninsen bite oct Iig, at 0orfamlin.
gen bar nrTten %enitemmig for Ga.
gen. Get bIep Do %enftemmia be.
iluttet at tage mob SnbbpoeIien til
at ms6e | Gan 5roncisco 81. Mai
oa islgenoe Gage 1915, | bet fore
G~uoitorium | gpens ,cibic centre.
3 GnIebning nf SnobpoeI.
! e n ira ben norffe Megerine
iii Spnooen ON at fooe iig repro.
beo 100 aars Soften I Hor.
&c | 1914 blep bet beiIuftet at an.
MODE Sormono Or. Club ON at re.
p~rGientere Spno6en pe6 oenne Geit.
Snobpoelien fra Noromanbsforbun.
bet til at oeItaee | ilbitiuinsen 1914
Spnoben at mootoee. De
SpnobaIe anitolterS Stp-
re foreitdor SnmItneer al posieabe
% Spnoben poIeer en
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-07-02

Iwhma. lar skaAdt vi harL Land TIL sMg Hieuet afdet befsmte
y rRetei let ordnge Contra Wisconsin. Oct eoHe Lho
n = II Tor HeerdnH Verden: Iandet er gdt hefolket nea Ne. 19es
AuHnu de sKANDINAVISkE FARMkRE. Jordens bonnta a q IN Du
Jernbaneri gdt Wand. knnao g Marked ,sk9ler kikeI aafpS-
er ostsr4r g onlaeshu nr Knnoner eunem he1ed enne .Iraktt sxek aMe
les ukendt Laudet Ell uoyeruuuet for Nekseldrtt Iste Nhkaaf ShN phH
geisk eher op5 sninger JOHN S OWN ushR COMPANY OWE u
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-07-02
Set, Der beitaar.

Dor Cubs Orb beitnar spinosiig,
(6f. 40, 81.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-07-02
Qrs Sob. 6, Col.

2Gs Sob. 6, Col.
Sra ben Si0 troaote mango al
bans 8iiciple tilbage og oanoreoe
life mere meo BAN. be0oer oct lig-
ge fOron De %ooenfor a%nferte 0ro.
Oct blen oltiaa 5sIgen al Den
Gale, eaer OropetieI, iom Ri bar
Ieit ON ira 26. gers at : mango
Of Seiu 0iicipIe forIoo bam.
Oct par 10 iergeligt, life ianot?
Ten = Lao os ie nermere paa
ben Gag.
set iDnes fIart, at Seins / fin
Sole iigefrem Iogoe an paa at iifte
De mango, iom bapOe fulgt BAN for
8eipisning5unoerets SfpIo.
San fenote, bDno Der orog Dem,
oe BAN bar oct life ON at gore
at Iamle mango beunorenoe
SiIbeneere, men oerifnoo
fonoe 9ifcipIe.
Sen menn~eifebIenne CUBS Ssn
gif life no paa at ifoffe ioroilf
Serliebeo for iig ieIo eaer fit 6sl.
ge, men paa at bpgge ct ianot SUBS
Rige poa Serb, me6 euigt Gin og
$erGigbeo bisiet iom NaaI.
Ranee Of bans 9iiciple, iom
bopoe bert BAN, beooer oct liee-
fren, iogoe: n9ette er en- boaro
9ale; bnem fan bsre oen9" Gan
cefaa oneripttes rbere bam9").
.Gn baaro Gale = men bpao
bar oo BET boaroe / benz Oct bar
ba ingen toronenoe 2optale.
SO, bet bar bette beitemte, Of
eiorte, iom Ri iaa ofte msoer hos
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-07-02
I'll bbtm?

5eiuS iag6e oa til be
toIp: pMon ogiaa 5 bile
gao 6ort?~ Simon 9eter
Iuareoe 6nm: n5erre, til
bpem futile 0i eaa benz
On bar 10 oct ppise 9ius
Orb; og hi babe troet og
erfenot, at on er SUBS
SelIige." Sob. 6, 67-69
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-07-02
Sra DC nOrif lniberifc airfe=
iamfnn0s Warsmeber.
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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-08-03
NEW BUILDING FOR
THE WESTCOTT CAR
Ground Has Been Broken for New
Structure In Bush Street Near
Van Ness Avenue

The new building and salesroom of
the Dillon Goodwin company. agents in
San Francisco for the Westcott car,
will soon be completed. Ground was
broken some time ago and the erection
will be rushed with all possible speed.
This new building will stand on the
south side of Bush street, just off of
Van Ness avenue, and in the heart Of
the new automobile row. Bush street
is one of the main automobile arteries
leading down town from Van Ness
avenue, and promises to be very Inn
portant street to the automobile in
dustry, several well known firms
already having buildings here. The
number will be 1853 Bush street.
Entrances to the new building may
be had from the front on Bush street
and from the alley In the rear, this
last being particularly roomy to ac-
commodate incoming and outgoing
cars The building itself will be of
approved modern architecture OF one
length; 10 feet deep and with 80 foot
front are the dimensions of the build
ing
A large space will be devoted to the
salesroom. which has large glass win
dows across the entire front, thus af-
fording the passersby a good view of
the cars on the floor and filling the
room with plenty OF light. This room
will be finished harmoniously In light
colors pleasing to the eye. and de-
signed to show on the cars exactly as
they appear when out OF doors.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-08-03
Here Are Some Helpful
Hints for Autos

The insulating cords which connect
head and tail lights with the wiring
on the inside of the car should be ex-
amined frequently. These cords, par
ticularly on the tail light, often chafe
from rubbing against sharp surfaces.
and may short circuit the current. A
wrapping of tire tape will protect the
cords from wearing.
In Tightening up grease cups, a car
operator can only judge about the
proper amount of grease reaching the
bearing by the resistance of the screw.
Care used in preventing dust and sand
working in the threads of the screw
on the grease cup will prevent mistak-
ing the resistance of the foreign sub
stance for the resistance of grease.
Special attention should be given to
the oiling system of a motor car dur
ing the summer months. Nothing
shows the inferior quality of poor oils
and greases like warm weather The
laced leather boots on the steering rods
need to be repacked frequently during
the summer nonthss
Sand blisters, the little puffed out
places that fill with dirt and sand in q
casing that is wearing out, should be
cut open as soon as they are found