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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-04-02

ne =. y AlNU WIZ N''N NWA n
day week with Mrs. J G. Crcsens,
san Jacinto Heights.
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The Non Parcil club will meet
April Sth. with Mrs G. T. Spcltcr
liOO Pierce street
Circle e. Of the First Baptist
church will meet this afternoon
at tho HON, ~ Mrs Willis. 1903
buchanan street. at 9 o'clock
o.
Special music viii be- rendered
SUNDAY In nearly every church Zoo
the city In celebration Of the Eas
ter season.
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Every member -! So AIMS Altar
Guild is requested 20 bee present sat
urday afternoon promptly a. .
O'Clock AZ tho church 10 afsisi In
tho decorations for Easter Sunday
o.
Invitations are out for 1 musicale
ia bc given nest Thur day afternoon
AZ the home of =. II landcrgin.
1000 Polk street. with Mr. Herbert
4 TAFT. the Misses Corhiu and Miss
Alice I.audcrTin aa hostess
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Tho Crucnan club viii meet
Nnnday afternoon with Mrs u "
Wheeler. ll07 Van buren, street a.
Is O'Clock
by error It was unomr'd ycsior
dny that the trees would Boo dturib
uted on Good Friday 10 the school
children. Tho date had been chang
sI 10 April . instead
The children 90 th. primary q.
partmcul cf the Central rrcshytcr
ian church will %, treated to an
Easter egg hunt Saturday afternoon
beginning go g. O'Clock 90 the home
of Mrs Oscar schilhug loo2 liar
rieon street Tho teachers ol the
primary department who ar" enter.
tanning tHc children arc DESTROYS
that every child chat BE- member of
th. department. he present
The Junior .H. OF So Andrew
EpI-,pu.I church 700 make b.. 'r'
appearance, Faster sunday wearing
the urV ...'wrnts There are
about twenty teo chiIdron $50 th"
choir md their sweet singing H.N
be- one oft th. most beautiful Tea
urr OF 200, REGULAR Easter service
of tH. church Miss Julia lugt'f
has had tHr choir iu training 'n
som,tIm, and r.Yoarsa- for Tho
spcrH Easter music have been r'c
ularly attended by the Young eu
thusiasts N.. lookcr has d"gn
cd much pt her time 20 having 'h.
children make rrediilblo hoHiHt
ou Easter eunda a fun program
of tho music RH. Doe published a' o.
later date
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-04-02

Miss MARJORIE Meyer nt kaua.
C.v $50. .s 'hs guest oi Mr aud
Hrs p Never
ST. ana Nrs s 70 BH4''HH HH. DO
rr daughter have returned fo Far
90 after hnef visit Boz fhe city
Tho man. friends 90 ST. sud Mr.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-04-02

The Martha circle Of the Central
Pres byterian church met yesterday
afternoon az the home OF Miss Char
lotte Miller. qlo Tyler street where
q most enjoyable afternoon was
spent in study OF In Rcdman IS
Land under the leadership OF Mrs
oscar Schilling The members OF
the chapter include the young girls
Of the church and they are enter
ing into the work OF the orcpniza
ton with all the enthusiasm of
youth Dainty refreshments and q
pleasant social hour closed the meet
ing
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-04-02
The word Faster

The word Easter is traccable 20
The time OF the early SaNons. peo-
pie who formerly dWelt IN northern
Germany aud who invaded and con
quered England In the fifth aud
sixth centuries
These SaXons gave the name
Easter TO festival In honor of
the goddess OF spring
The name conveys the thought Of
the renewal OF lifc-an awakening
from the death OF winter. burst
Ing of buds and renewed life and
activity In all departments Of ma
iure
We can easily understand how
naturally and appropriately the
name is applied 10 the resurrection
day OF our Lord and savior
But now is Christ risen from the
dead. and became the first fruits Of
them that slept - Cor NV20.
". NJ Crcyeling
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-04-02

The committees that NiII 1p
intend fHo distribution 90 trees tn
the children uu Nrbor Day 800 n
cIudc Nc-damee a. G. Garner and
Frank Mitchell who viii have charge
~ the Polk street aud Iligh school.
Mr. W T. Hopkins and Miss
Jennie Kir.ch. Ln,olu street
school. NcsIamcs " " RaIurr ,ud
j. q Holland, North buchanan
street school Tho trooa arc mrF
or than was expected they would h'
and as % vil' Doc Impos IDLE fo HHso
them conveyed 20 the schools for
distribution. 'ho children viii ho rir.
On .Hp hrr.ns 'Ioir name" and
rho NAMES of tho ladio. of 'Fr 'rm
miifrc 900 charge. which slou pro-
requested chat fl thd can. mst. rp
Htlr 'Hrm 20 a frro An SLIPS must
Doe presented hy saturday and b. b.
requested chat 400 tho can make tn.
plruou for their trees uu IridH.
'prl o.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-04-02

enc OF the most largely attended
and also one of the most enjoyable
meetings OF the Pilgrim Workers ol
the congregational church was held
Wcdnciday afternoon ~ the home
OF Mrs j. w. Dclzcll. 1909 Tyler
street After the business Of the
organization had been dispensed
with. The lesson on "Thc child In
tine Midst wa led hy Mrs X X
clark, following which Rev Charles
Murphy of Oklahoma city gave a
most iulcrc ting aud helpful address
on The work in the churches aud ae
particularly fitted o. discuss the
various phases of the work Of tho
church 1hofo present were great.
Is indebted ~ Mic Elsie Erglostou
aud Miss Burma T. Marsh for some
hcauiilul piano aud violin selections
During Tho social hour when the
genial holsters served her euc.ts with
dainty ambrosia. cake and ho' chic
cclatc with whipped cream Miss
Katie Fright rendered several piano
numbers that we're very much en-.
Ioycd
THE members aud friends of 'H,
central Presbyterian church enjoy
Dd social evening az The hDmc Of
Mr. and Mrs q $ Thompson l1ol
polk trooi. "wednesday March alst
under tho auspices of the NoWau's
Auxiliary Camotiou and ferns uu
der the skiIlnl hands OF the de-
coraligo committee gave au added
tone 100 the already beautiful home
Zach guest received O. cordial vo.
come me door py the genial host
aud hostess assisted by the social
committee The high school orches.
ira under The leadership of Miss
Mover furnished the music tor the
.t.mng This splendid orchestra
mus, Pee heard 20 be- appreciated and
nothing could have added more
charm to % social evening
The snc,e.. of The evening was
largely due ro the unrr.ng efforts ot
tho auxiliary pre- dent and 90 those
gentlemen who go kiudly loaned
themselves aud their cars 90 che
service thc ladies most heartily oy.
tend th,ir thanks The ladies Of
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-04-02

30. aIfr. ra.fy of the r r' F.
. A. and lHr Iedioe auiIart w
tho % of % o. save o. oomplimw
TAP, dance 900 'prl Fool EuI
last night 90 tho Grand opera W"u.'
hali room Then. ucrs eighty m
ninety couple present and al
r0rtod 10 have most cuIoyJn.I
time One Very unique feature m
This affair vas fhc fact thff '.r
dances eerr sII "Iadic Choice
the ladies choosing their par'u.f-
Tor the dances instead 81 thc men
Music vas furnished by iiudh'.1u .
orchestra
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-04-02

Dozen Fresh Country Eggs for ............... 35c
10 Pounds Pure Cane Sugar for NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81 90
100 Pounds Pure Can Sugar for Observation-Disclosures. Sc. SO
l} Pounds Irish Potatoes for Observation-Disclosures Csc
100 Pounds Irish Potatoes for ............. $l.75
10 Pound Bucket Jewel Compound for .......... CSC
80 Pound Can Jewel Compound for ........... S4.4O
Large Bucket Swlts Premium Lard for ........ $.65
Large Bucket Crisco for Observation-Disclosures. 9Oc
Large Bucket Coltocnc for ............. 80
SVifis Premium Hams better per pound 10 l-2c
Swls Premium Breakfast Bacon better per h. II lie
Large Sack Our Home Flour for ............ $500
Large Sack White Lilac Flour for .............. $2l5
Large Sack Lone Star Missouri Soft Wheat Flour few good
better for OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. S2.25
II - Pound Sack Of Meal for Observation-Disclosures. 45c
II cans Lone Star Corn for "Reminiscences. go
y Cans No. Lone Star Tomatoes for ......... 9Oc
y Cans No. Lone Star Pumpkins for .......... 90c
y Cans White Swan Corn better for ..... SIPS
II pounds Pure Cane Sugar pounds of Our No 3d.
Steel Cut Coffee for Observation-Disclosures. $500
Five 35c Lbbys Hawaiian Pineapple and -Four 35o cans
Lbbys Asparagus Tips for $500
) pound Uvalde Comb Honey .............. 75c
500 Pompcan Olive Oil ................ . GOO
! gal Westmoreland Maple Syrup ........... $ll5
II gal Wes,moreland Maple Syrup .......... Csc
! gallon Log Cabin Maple Syrup for ........ SIPS
! gallon Victory Apples for OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 35c
] gallon California Grapes for SOC
gallon California Green Gage Plums for . zoe
! gallon California Lemon Cling Peaches for 40c
gallon California Apucots for ............... 4Oe
gallon California Blackberncs for. ....... 45c
! gallon California Pears for SOC
gallon California Loganbcuics for. SOC
gallon California White Cherries for doc
Six II h. Libbys Table Peeches for ...... $l.25
Six IL h. Capital Loganbernes for ...... $l.25
Three / h. Capital Brand Green Gage Plums for soc
2 Wapco Gooscberres for Csc
2 Wapco Raspberries for. Csc
2 cans Victory Blackbcrrics for Csc
large Lone Star Pumpkin for ............ Csc
large Victory Apples for Csc
FRESH FLORIDA TOMATOES, PER LIB. ..........l 5e
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-04-02
FRESH FLORIDA TOMATOES PER LIB. ..........I5e
5.LB BASKET FRESH FLORIDA TOMATOES FOR CSC

One $50 can White Swan Apple Butter for........ Csc
One 3jc umbcr Goodvvins Best Nlnce Meat for Csc
Ono }5c Libbys White Asparagus lips for 25c
Ono 35c Red Pttcd Cherrcs Tor Csc
Ono dozen Non Poisonous Double Dip Matches for 35o
: packages Fresh Seeded Raisins for Csc
DC rolls Toilet Paper for Csc
25c can Calumet Baking Powder Tor Zoe
3 packages Fresh Mince Meat for ........ 25c
, packages Fresh CUrrants for Csc
large jar Beech M, Peanut Butter for Csc
3 large Mackcrc for 25c
One 60c jar Queen Olives for doc
One $50 lar lbbys PLAIN or Stuffed Olives for Csc
= bars Clairctte Soap tor Csc
100 bars Carette Soap for S3l5
bars Bob White Soap for Csc
bars White Nap,ha Soap for Csc
3 bars Palm Olive Soap tor Csc
3 bars Jap Rose Soap for ....... .... Csc
. boxes Gold Dust for Csc
2jo bottle Sprinkler Top Blueng for b. zoe
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-04-02

Circle &. Of the First Baptist
church will meet this afternoon
Al tho hom, ~ Mrs Willis, 1903
buchanan street. at @ o'clock
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-04-02
announcements.

The $. j club will meet Thurs
day week with Mrs J G. Cresens,
san Jacinto Heights.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-04-02

Special music will be- rendered
SUNDAY In nearly every church in
the city In celebration of the Eas
ter season.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-04-02

The Non Parcil Club will meet
April Nth. with Mrs. G. T.. Spcltcr.
ll0O Pierce street.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-08-04

During August, September, October
and November, Gil the grounds of the
Exposition, she will give the most
complete course she has yet under
taken. Prominent American educators
will follow her demonstration closely,
and it is expected that her stay in
America will work wonders in i'm
provement of teaching methods in
kindergartens.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-08-04
MoNTESSORi SHOWS
HER METHODS.

San Francisco, Aug. 3.-Dr. Monies
sori, the famous Italian educator, and
founder of the celebrated "Children's
Houses" in Rome, has given up her
plans to return to Italy, so that she
might conduct an extensive demon
stratiOn here for American educators.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-11
WEATHER REPORTS AID
IN REQ DISTRIBUTION
SairS Manager Rcuschav Says Dc
mand In Hcavy-liow Nebraska
Aids California.

Thank heaven, it's raining in Ne
Dfaska-now we can let California
have few extra carloads" exclaimed
II. G. Rcuschaw. sales manager of tho
REQ cars, eXultantly. as he glanced at
tho weather map and saw that the
state of Nebraska promised to be wet
for few days at least
II have gotten in the habit of pray.
ing for rain--anNwncrc-I am not par
ticular as to the locality, just so long
as il rains enough to muck up tho
roads for few days and relieve tho
siiuation.' he said.
dealers arc about driving me daffv
with their demands for cars. and we've
learned to look for "a lctup in the teIe-
grams only when rain makes the
roads impossible in some favored Sec
lion.
ut is a remarkable condition In
all my cNp"ricncc-and I'd hate 10 SAY
how long have been In the automo.
bile busincss-for few people realize
tho business is as old as il isl have
never known such n demand for cars
Seems as If there is no end to IL.
This morning when got down to
the Office was surprised 10 find Nor
man DeNaux. our California distribu.
tor. waiting for me. DeNaux had
wired twice n day for weeks. begging
Tor more cars. We were shipping his
fun quota regularly. but he said that
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-11
A. A. A. ROAD MAPS KEPT :
CORRECT IN EVERY DETAIL
Will he OF Grcnt Help Ia MOturist,
Trimming Any Sort or Tour
This Summer.

Despite the fact that pi'anscontincn-
tai motor routes will he laden with
traffic this summer. other popular
automobile highways will not he minus
their annual carburcting caravans
Requests FOR varied touring data
reaching the American Automobile
Association Indicate TINT. while un-
prcccdented interest ccntcrs around
the cross-country arteries, there will
he an unusual number Of long motor
trips through virtually every section
that affords travclablc roads.
The .\marican Automobile Associa-
ton clearing houses for touring infor-
nation in New York City and Wash
inston find these outings are now
planned with exceeding care. and this
has led 10 a remarkably Increased de
mand in the number ana variety of
maps of automobile routes which
growth. for several years. the associa-
uon mas been anticipating. In its
practice the American Automobile
Association has developed Il method
which permits annual revision of the
i'hcs OF travel shown on each OF these
maps, thus definitely portrayinE the
road construction work, or amy i'm
provcmcnt for touring, in any State
on section during each year.
The needs of this procedure has
never been better illustrated than il,
the maps for 1915, because of the large
amount OF road Improvement through
OUT the United states. accomplished by
the various state and county authori-
ties. This map service tx particularly
inclusive in showing relative impor-
lance and varying values OF the auto
mohilA routes North. South. East and
West Starting with road map OF
the entire country tho list ranges
through the scale embracing the gen
orally accepted geographical divisions;
these are again subdivided into small
or areas. Each division increases in
the detail obviously possible by this
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-11

drain cock in the bottom of the IA
diator or on outlet casing permits Of
easy drainage.
Al Rhodes. OF Tucson. Ariz, carried
away the donors in tho recent thirty
hNr mile event on the Tucson Fair
Grounds tracks Rhodes made the eight
laps III thirty three minutes. making an
average of II little over n mile a min
ute. Harry Crandali came in second ;
time. 3i:25.
Nine riders started in the recent
SiNty-two- emile road race from Chcy-
cnnc. Wyo.. TO Dover. Col. and return.
George Wales was the first to complete
the circuit. covering the distance in one
hour and thirteen minutes. o. l.. Moul-
ton came in home just eight minutes
after the winner.
Claude II. Coon won the first cndur-
ance run OF the season. staged by tho
Klamath Falls tOrcD Motorcycle club.
Recent rains had made the course cX-
49, miles III five hours and twenty
niu" minutes.
Wire wheels are liable TO rust where
the spokcs cross one another. Regard
less OF tho quality Of the enamel that
is used, constant vibration will cause it
to chip. and where il chips the spokcs
will rust. In time they will break ii the
rust is permitted to cat its way into the
metal Tho application OF successive
coats of thin. hard enamel, say once or
twice n season, or as often as the exist
ing enamel shows signs of chipping or
wearing off. is advised. Almost any
good enamel produced for use IN metal
lie surfaces will serve the purpose. and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-11
CAROLINA HILLS EASY
FOR CADILLAC "ElGHT"
u. T.. shore Has Driven His Auto f,r
i'2~5 Miles Up steep Hills on
High GEAR,

Winston SALEM. y. C., is SURROUNDED
by hiiiy country; and many OF tho road
are no better than they ought to be ana
considerably poorer than they should be
Tor IDEAL motoring Yet tho cight-cylin-
der Cadillac demonstrators In the hands
of the representative at that point. r. H.
shore, was driven J.2S5 miles in hirh
gear, without gear cnanpsu for hills
mud OF anything else, save starting ana
reverse.
Mr.. shore writes the Cadillac CON.
pany that he drove the car. loaded an
over MS territory, seeking Il hill thu,
could not he climbed in high gear. Mona
Was found. The l.2SJ miles wi,hou.
shifting the gears out Of high was mad.
in the territory around Winston Salem
greensboro, Burlington, iiaw River.
Durham, Hillsboro. Raleigh and lien
derson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-11
r patrol wagon o" the Pa Police
which make speed which

ter the varn.sh has become thoroughly
set. there is no, so much danger.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-11

method OF supplying tourable routes
These mats are the part of the SER
vice rendered any tourist. and inqui-
rics regarding proposed tour. short
or long, may DC addressed to the bu-
rcaus either at the New York Office,
1877 Fifth Avenue, or the Washington
office, in the Riggs Building. The pos
siblc combinations OF routinEs through
out the country can be fully apprcci-
atcd by consulting this voluntary as
ISOLATION Of automobile owners. the
funds of which are used for good roads,
touring data and the advance of uni
form Legislation affecting the motor
driven vehicle.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-11

N!canins carbon from cylinders is a
comparatively easy matter provided
IL uonc often enough. so rs not to
"hoW the carbon To become thick and
encrusted
removing crbon from cylinders by
thc use or denIturcd alcohol is simple
IL Is pest used when the engine is hot
us Immediately after a run. If the
carbon deposit is slight 1t usually is
not dlfiicul, to be removed. but If the
deposit rs a heavy one ii MAY ha
necessary to remove the spark plugs
OF INC cylinders to be operated or
ana MI the combustion chambers with
aicohoi. leaving il To soak over night
u Is obvious that only two cylinders
OF iour-cylindcr engine can he treated
Ut inc same time. for III" simple rca.
son that while two Of tho pis,ons are
~ inc top OF tn" stroke. the other two
WI! he AT the bottom. The alcohol
can he removed with Il gun When
snfficicntiy loosened. will lie thrown
out. OF course. the treatment will vary
IN proportion to the thickness and
hardness Of the deposit
So determined is w. : dunbar. of
fort Stockton. Texas. to hold the Ford
mileage record. that hc has sent his
report to the Ford Motor Company In
the form OF sworn affidavit, IL.
makes regular trips in his Ford be-
tween Fort Stockton and Pccos city,
II distance OF sixiy-nvc miles. ana car
res tour passengers. Ills Model r. pur-
chased IN 1909. is still in service with
the same wheels. engine and trans
mission, and has grand MILEAGE of
10000 miles. MIR. Dunbar has re.
peatedly made the round trip Of l&l
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-11

Tho Augusta @aD Motorcycle Club
mas decided I" hold II race meet on
April 20.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-11

Tho Jamestown IN. W Motorcycle
Club recently became affiliated with
tho +. - NJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-11

Alexandria. Mimi. has a new motor
cycle club OF sixteen riders
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-11

IN statement just issued to its; deal
eIs, me lump Motor Car Company
states mat the month Of March just
closed WAS the biggest March i'm Tie his
'or! OF the company. Shipments showed
- per cent increase over March. 1914
ana III addition TO the shipments actual
made. the ilupp company reports
more immediate shipment orders on
hand than ever before.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-11

IL should not be put on too thiclly or
~, ~ VII snow tendency to chip easily
The better way is TO apply several coats
OF very thin enamel. allowing each to
"rE thoroughly ociorc the mex, is nut
on. The drying process is an important
paii OF the work, and should be given
ample time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-11

Work will shortly be begun on a
two mile automobile and motorcycle
speedway at Waterloo. la
Dealers IN cook County. Illinois. re-
port that motorcycles SALES so far this
year average about - per cent over
last year.
Tho Augusta U;aD Motorcycles club
mas decided /" hold race meet on
April 20.
Alexandria. Mimi. has "a new motor
cycle club of sixteen riders.
Tho Jamestown ,N W Motorcycle
Club recently became affiliated with
tho +. a. NJ
When radiator is first put in SER
vice il should be nushcd Gu, with
twelve To fifteen gallons of clean
water. after which il should he TILED
with clean water through III" screen in
the nllcr tube. In service only clean
water should be used, and ii should
always I've filled through the screen
" filled to the top the surplus water
viii. when the motor is started. escape
through the overflow tube leading from
tho tillcr 10 the bottom Of the radiator
This tube also offers a means of escape
for any steam that may form in the
water. Every two or three weeks the
flushing operation should bc repeated.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-11
NEWS NOTES FROM AUTO
AND MOTORCYCLE FIELD
WiVc Tires iJkcI! 10 Ru>t-sr,crs,
Hfnta 20 Owners on Proper Cnrc
Of Machines

The ra0iato nos" connections in tho
water system "f the motor should be
frequently inspected Dfi.nti,ncs ibes.
hose connections louis fair or the out,
side. but they arc bad ON tho inside
When The walls ~ tho hose become d..
cayed they nave a tendency to .u.y
and close. thereby preventing proper
circulation.
Where gear cases ~ diNcrcr,,aI
housings are PROVIDED win ycn,s 10
permit tho escape ~ air under urc,
sure. that results from heating. car.
should be taken 10 see tina, tho N,r..
are kept tree Not infrequeu,iy care
less painters cover the screen ma,
generally Is fitted 10 the openipr
which makes II as good as no amer
ture AT all
When car is newly painted car.
SHOULD be taken to remove any mind
pe other foreign matter as QUICKLY q.
possible. II the mud it allowed TO s,sv
on now paint overnight. 81 vii! be- dim
cult TO remove tho mud stain II ,hes.
STAINS penetrate the yarnish II Will he
necessary TO retouch such places. AZ.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-11

miles. sworn to In his affidavit, on three
ana ohc-half gallons OF gasoline or
MILEAGE Of thirty-scvcn and one
seventh miles per gallon.